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IoT & Smart Cities: Not Horizontal, Cross Vertical!
Robert Russell is Chief Technology Officer at Senseye, an easy-to-use, online service that takes data from equipment, sensors and the environment to provide predictions and forecasts that keep businesses one step ahead. Connect with him on Linkedin here.
The Internet of Things (IoT) as a concept is interesting, fun and exciting, but there needs to be a shift from talking about it in terms of the latest connected device, which really is no more than something that uses the internet to talk to a dedicated app in most cases. This is not really IoT as the boundaries are fixed and there is little that can be done to enhance the user experience via the possibilities of interconnectivity.
For IoT to make the difference we speculate in the Smart Cities space, mind sets need to change and organisational boundaries to become a thing of the past. We have grown to think in terms of verticals and horizontals when it comes to sectors (verticals) and technologies (horizontals). However IoT applications (and I don't mean the the little apps we find on our phones), need to be able to cross these verticals to derive meaning and provide services that are beyond the contained thinking within culture, business and government. There are opportunities to solve health care issues, by better management of transportation through environmental improvements. However the reverse is true that using health sector and other government data can solve the transport problem. We see policy moving in this direction with new super hospitals being deliberately built with less parking and staff encouraged to use public transport. But this is a crude blunt instrument that can have unexpected effects as can be seen from this report.
So policy is shifting in the right direction at least with the planning departments and city councils, however longer term sustainable solutions have to be sought. This comes from really understanding the situation in the city in real-time, with data being processes and actioned in an integrated manner that it truly IoT. In a Smart city the most prevalent verticals are: Health, Social, Transport, Education, Housing, Energy, Water, Law-enforcement, Retail and Tourism. The opportunity with IoT is to link these sectors, (while ensuring security and remaining within data privacy regulations) and find the efficiencies and benefits to society that both make financial saving and improve the quality of life of the city users. Just imagine the impact of being able to manipulate the non-essential vehicle patterns for health, social and law-enforcement and the impact this could have on congestion problems. Planning the transportation of patients or the shift changes of police can considerably reduce traffic during rush hour.
My view is that these sort of problems require a cross-vertical approach that solves problems for specific verticals through the exploitation of data across verticals. At a technical level, this means products must be able to work across many verticals - but not in the way that current horizontal products operate as a degree of domain understanding (for each vertical!) must be inherent in the product. This means that the product needs to be architectural designed so that domain specific rules can be added with limited effort - as diving deep into each vertical is just not cost effective.
Other areas that will benefit are the interconnects between transportation demands, tourism and retail. Forecasting transportation demands in the city form tourism at a micro level utilising demographic information. Ensuring the smooth flow and maximising the information that is targeted to the visitor about services and retail will maximise the revenues of the city and ensuring the best possible experience for the visitor. These are just some use cases and I am sure you can think if much better ones than I have while writing this. Defining the use cases is not the problem though they will naturally emerge through innovation. The main enabler is the ability for data to cross the vertical barriers. Smart Cities need to be thought of as a connected organism and IoT will enable the organic connectivity through the city like a central nervous system.
From the discussions I've had and the events and media that I keep abreast of, I'm optimistic that the thought leaders within cities are emerging and are developing the right visions for their city leaders.
Rob Russell will be speaking at the 3rd annual RE•WORK Connected City Summit in London on 16-17 March 2016. Early Bird tickets are available until 22 January, for more information visit the event page here.
This is a guest blog and may not represent the views of RE•WORK. As a result some opinions may even go against the views of RE•WORK but are posted in order to encourage debate and well-rounded knowledge sharing, and to allow alternate views to be presented to our community.


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Q: Printing to stdout without the involvement of functions How can one print some arbitrary text on-screen without the call to any function ?

Another way of asking this question is how are i/o functions implemented ?

I tried searching in google, but unluckily, no result was found similarly to as if it was some sort of a top secret thing.
For study purposes.
I personally don't feel even close to a real programmer without knowing this.

A: Well, in the end, loosely speaking, the low level software in the computer sets a special memory location or uses a special instruction that changes the voltage on some pins on the CPU, and the hardware responds to these changes.
But user-level processes don't have access to those instructions or memory locations.  Messing with stuff that drives the hardware is the responsibility of "device drivers" that execute in the kernel.  They use these special memory locations or instructions, and each one is given responsibility over a particular hardware device.
User-level processes communicate with device drivers via system calls as mentioned in the comments.  A system call is not quite like a normal function call -- you don't just call the code.  After setting up a "request" for what it wants to do, the user-level process pokes the kernel, usually by using a software interrupt instruction.  The kernel wakes up, looks at what you request, and then decides itself what code to execute.  The kernel code runs at a higher privilege level and will call directly into the device drivers that access the hardware.
This is how the kernel keeps processes safe from each other.
To actually get from stdout to the screen is a lengthy process:

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*the standard library ends up making a system call that writes to a "pipe" that is attached to stdout.  This is where it leaves your process.

*The other end of the pipe is being read by the console.  The console is a user-level process, so it has to do a system call to do the reading.

*The console decides what to display, and how to make it visible to you. There will be a bunch more layers, but eventually there will be system calls into drivers that control the graphics hardware.  They will mess with the bits that turn into pixels on the screen, making your text visible.

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Home » Theatres » Trafalgar Studios Two, London
Trafalgar Studio Two
Trafalgar Studios Two, London
14 Whitehall, London, SW1A 2DY
Nearest Underground: Charing Cross (Northern line, Bakerloo line)
Nearest Buses: 3, 9, 11, 12, 24, 29, 53, 77A, 88, 153, 159
Theatre Facts & History
Date opened: 29 September 1930
Theatre designed by: Edward A. Stone
First production: The Way To Treat A Woman by Walter Hackett
Number of seats: Studio 1: 380
Originally called the Whitehall Theatre; Paul Raymond turned the theatre into a tourist museum called The Whitehall Theatre Of War in the late 1970's; Refurbished and reopened on 5 March 1986 with J. B. Priestley's When We Are Married; The Whitehall Theatre closed on 15 November 2003 for major reconstruction work; The theatre split into two studio auditoriums, renamed the Trafalgar Studios, and reopened with the RSC's Othello on 3 June 2004.
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David Parfitt
Name David Parfitt [1]
Born 20 Aug 1888 Dunkerton, Somerset, England, UK [1]
Baptism 16 Sep 1888 Carlingcott, Somerset, England, UK [1]
Methodist Chapel, Carlingcott, Somerset UK
Military Service Royal Garrison Artillery [1]
Military Service 1908 [1]
Royal Horse & Field Artillery
Died 1962 Rotherham, Yorkshire, England, UK
Father Abel Parfitt
b. 1841, Camerton, Somerset, England, UK
Mother Martha Challenger
b. 1846, Midsomer Norton, Somerset, England, UK
Married 16 Oct 1864 Camerton, Somerset, England, UK [1]
St. Peters Church, Camerton, Somerset UK
Marriage Witness James Edwards & Lydia Edwards [1]
Born - 20 Aug 1888 - Dunkerton, Somerset, England, UK
Baptism - Address:
Methodist Chapel, Carlingcott, Somerset UK - 16 Sep 1888 - Carlingcott, Somerset, England, UK
Died - 1962 - Rotherham, Yorkshire, England, UK


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Isaac Blake, curator, choreographer, dancer, director, movement tutor, puppeteer and animatronic performer, is a Romani Gypsy who has worked as a professional dancer and choreographer. He is currently executive director of the Romani Cultural and Arts Company (RCAC) in Cardiff, UK, which is funded by the Centre for Equality and Diversity, BBC Children in Need, the Big Lottery Fund, Cardiff City Council and Newport City Council. He works with Gypsy, Romani and Traveller communities across the country.
From 2000 to 2003, Blake studied dance theatre at the Laban Dance Centre (now the Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in London). At Laban, he worked with numerous artists and companies, including Adventures in Motion Pictures (AMP), DV8 and the Ballet Rambert. After graduating from Laban, he continued his studies in New York at the Martha Graham School. Later he choreographed performances at the Wales Millennium Centre and the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, where he continues to teach.
As executive director of the Romani Cultural and Arts Company, Blake has organised arts and performance programmes for young children and adults on Gypsy and Traveller caravan sites, worked in schools and colleges and promoted the arts among Gypsies, Roma and Travellers throughout Wales as a medium for empowerment and advocacy. He has engaged widely with non-Gypsy communities to support dialogue and improve social cohesion. Under his leadership and management, the RCAC has grown from a small voluntary group to a major third-sector (NGO) agency in Wales focused on Romani and Traveller issues and a leading actor in Romani and Traveller advocacy and empowerment in the UK.


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How did the defense and goalies do compared to my predictions?
Under Claude Julien's system it is always assumed that the defense and goalies will be the key to a teams success and this year wasn't any different. The Bruins, spearheaded by an insane season by Tim Thomas, were the key to another Northeast Division title. The Bruins let up just 189 goals, second fewest in the league and one fewer goal than in 2008-2009 when they won the Jennings Trophy.
D Zdeno Chara– The Captain enters his last year of his contract on somewhat of a down swing, which is to be expected coming off of a Norris Trophy campaign the year before. Chara's numbers were there at the end of the year and he continued to be a force on the back end. If anything, his numbers should go up with a better offense in front of him and a very good player on his pairing this season in Dennis Seidenberg. Projected Stats: 12-30-52.
The stalwart of the Bruins defense came up with another great season for the Bruins, tying his career high in +/- at +33. Chara also chipped in on the offensive side, finishing sixth on the team in points. Chara's point totals are a little lower than they were in is Norris season but his +/- is higher. He should garner some Norris consideration this year. Actual Stats: 14-30-44.
D Dennis Seidenberg– It's hard to impress a fan base as a defenseman in only 17 games but that's what Seidenberg did as a trade acquisition. He's a shot-blocking machine and he's physical in the corners and he's a good offensive defenseman. His nice low shot has proven to be very tippable and difficult for the goalie to see. He's physical but stays out of the penalty box and, let's face it, he's a huge upgrade over Dennis Wideman. Seidenberg and Chara should be a force this year as they complement each other nicely. Projected Stats: 5-30-35.
Seidenberg's first full season as a Bruin was both good and bad. Seidenberg was very reliable for much of the season and a hard worker on the back end but also fell into a funk late in the season when paired with Tomas Kaberle. The Bruins tried to find a partner for him but none paid off quite as much as it should have. Actual Stats: 7-25-32.
D Johnny Boychuk– Coming in as the seventh defenseman last season, Boychuk wasn't expected to do much besides be a plug-in for injured teammates but by the playoffs he became the Bruins second-best defenseman by a wide gap. Although he played alongside Chara in the playoffs he will be on the second pairing with Matt Hunwick this season, although it's not a demotion. Boychuk will eat up minutes, make big hits and use his heavy shot to create offense. I don't see a sophomore slump here, he's too well-rounded. Projected Stats: 10-20-30.
Remember how I said that I didn't see a sophomore slump coming? Guess what happened. Boychuk struggled to find his offensive touch this season, seemingly losing his shot accuracy and failing to be as physical as he could have been. Boychuk should be a viable option on the power-play but hasn't developed as much as initially hoped. Actual Stats: 3-13-16.
D Matt Hunwick– Hunwick had a disappointing Sophomore effort last season as he saw his point totals reduced from 27 to 14 while also going from a +15 to a -16. Hunwick can't possibly get worse than last season. I think having Johnny Boychuk as a pairing will benefit him greatly and bring back some of his offensive gusto. He should evolve into a decent puck-mover and he'll stay out of the box. Projected Stats: 6-14-20.
Hunny had a terrible 22 games (1-2-3) in a Bruins uniform and eventually got traded. Part of the reason he got traded was because of Adam McQuaid. McQuaid has been one of the most surprising Bruins this season and certainly the most surprising defender. He finished in the top 5 in +/- as a rookie. His physical edge and responsible nature make him a great defender within the Bruins system. Actual Stats: 3-12-15.
D Andrew Ference– The Michael Ryder of the defense will look to play in at least 60 games for the first time in a Bruins uniform this year. He's been limited to 98 games in the last two seasons and hasn't been productive when on the ice. He only managed eight points in 51 games last season and was a -7. I don't expect him to be much more this season although his pairing will be better with Mark Stuart next to him. Projected Stats: 1-10-11.
Ference bounced back from a terrible year to have quite a nice little year, playing in 70 games and posting a career high +/-, actually exceeding his worth in salary. Ference stood up for his teammates a lot this season and cut down on turnovers turning me from a hater to a believer. At least for this year. Actual Stats: 3-12-15.
D Mark Stuart– Stuart was banged up last year but when he was in the games he was a purely defensive defenseman who was a 5 or 6 on this team. He plays with grit and controlled intensity and is a guy that teams need to be tough stout on the back end. He won't show up in the offensive zone but he's always been a fish out of water there. In his own end, he is reliable and consistent. Projected Stats: 3-6-9.
Tuukka Rask– 'Cool Hand Tuukk' entered the year as an apprentice to Tim Thomas but quickly stole the starting job from the Vezina winner through athleticism, reflexes, and a great foundation in the Butterfly. Rask will start this season as the Bruins No. 1 for two reasons. He was a playoff hero last spring, keeping the Bruins in the postseason and stealing games. Secondly, because Tim Thomas is hurt. Rask's numbers in 45 games last year are astounding. His GAA was 1.97 and his Save % was .931. If he doesn't get Steve Mason syndrome he will be as good or better with a better team in front of him. His numbers may not be as great this year but I think he will be a better goaltender after the playoffs gave him confidence. Projected Stats: 26 wins-2.25 GAA- .924 save %.
Rask lost his starting position early in the year and couldn't get it back thanks to a legendary year by Tim Thomas. Rask struggled through a large chunk of the season, probably because he could never get into a groove, but rebounded nicely down the stretch. Actual Stats: 11-14-2, .918, 2.67 GAA, 2 SO.
G Tim Thomas– Thomas entered last season as a Vezina winner but found himself struggling and eventually as a backup to Rask. Thomas' numbers in his Vezina winning season were the result of the perfect storm for the Bruins where nothing could go wrong. He really wasn't as bad as his 17-18-8 record indicates. His 2.56 GAA and .915 save % were down from each of the past two seasons but they weren't terrible by any means. Timmy took the demotion in stride and with class but has said in the off-season how much it motivated him to work harder. If nothing else Thomas is a great insurance policy for the Bruins. It is still Tuukka's job until Thomas can win it back but Thomas will make a fair share of starts and lessen the load which will benefit both goaltenders. I expect him to bounce back, not to Vezina levels, but bounce back for his standards. Projected Stats: 18 wins- 2.45 GAA- .915 save %.
Tim Thomas famously said he felt better going into this season than he did before his Vezina season and that he'd perform better. Little took that sentiment to heart but that's exactly what Thomas did. His numbers were unparalleled early in the season before coming down to mortal levels. Thomas finished the year with an all-time record in save percentage and was the sole reason the Bruins are seeded as high as they are. He should get legitimate Hart consideration. Actual Stats: 35-11-9, 2.00 GAA, .938, 9 SO.
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Out Celebs Transform Into Queer Pioneers for HBO Max's "Equal"
Get ready for an epic crash-course in LGBTQ history.
Courtesy of HBO Max
HBO Max is opening up the history books.
Last year, it was announced that the streamer had commissioned Equal, a four-part docuseries about LGBTQ history. Now we're finally getting a full description of the project—and a first look at the out celebrities who will be transforming into some of our community's most impactful historical figures.
The four-part series will feature never-before-seen archival footage along with dramatized depictions of the trailblazers and heroes from the modern queer rights movement. Episode 1 explores the rise of the Mattachine Society and the Daughters of Bilitis; Episode 2 focuses on the 20th-century transgender movement, including the 1966 Compton Cafeteria riots; Episode 3 highlights contributions from the Black community to the growing LGBTQ civil rights movement; and Episode 4 tackles the Stonewall Riots and the beginning of the Pride movement.
Scroll through below for a first look at actors like Cheyenne Jackson, Theo Germaine, and Keiynan Lonsdale in Equal (photos and character descriptions courtesy of HBO Max).
Cheyenne Jackson as Dale Jennings
Dale was a gay rights activist, playwright, and author. He was one of the founding members of the Mattachine Society in the early 1950s, one of the earliest gay rights groups in the United States. Following his entrapment and arrest on sex charges, Jennings fought the charges in a successful court cast which became a landmark moment for the movement. He was also one of the founders of One Magazine, the first pro-gay publication in the U.S.
Anthony Rapp as Harry Hay
Harry was the founder of the Mattachine Society. His manifesto, The Call, written feverishly one night in 1948 called for the protection and improvement of the rights of homosexuals and was the foundation on which the group was built.
Shannon Purser & Heather Matarazzo as Del Martin & Phyllis Lyon
Del & Phyllis were a lesbian couple (together for 56 years until Martin's death in 2008) who founded the Daughters of Bilitis in San Francisco in 1955, the first social and political organization for lesbians in the United States. They also published The Ladder, the first nationally distributed lesbian publication in the U.S. Active in both gay and feminist politics their whole lives, they were the first same-sex couple to legally wed.
Sara Gilbert as J.M.
"JM" is an "anonymous reader" of The Ladder, representing the isolated lesbians of the 1950s who found a lifeline in the pages of the magazine, but who were forced to live closeted lives for fear of losing jobs, friends, and family.
Anne Ramsay as The FBI Agent: A composite character
The FBI kept active files on the Mattachine Society and the Daughters of Bilitis—gay groups were often linked to communism and considered to be dangerous subversives.
Alexandra Grey as Lucy Hicks Anderson
Socialite, chef, and prohibition-era entrepreneur—and one of the first documented Black transgender persons in the U.S.—Lucy Hicks Anderson was one of the most prominent citizens of Oxnard, CA until 1945 when a syphilis outbreak at her brothel became her undoing, outing her to the community.
Theo Germaine as Jack Starr
Jack is a little-known character in the history of folks who probably would have self-identified as trans. He was a prominent local outcast at the turn of the century in Montana, in and out of jail and in and out of the local headlines for refusing to wear clothes that conformed to the gender assigned to Jack at birth. A Jack-of-all-trades and teller of tall tales, Jack Starr (a.k.a. Jacques Moret) is an enigmatic early figure who pushed the boundaries of gender expression.
Jamie Clayton as Christine Jorgensen
Widely known as the world's first transgender celebrity, Christine became an internationally known figure following the publicity surrounding her gender confirmation surgery in the early 1950s. She became a popular nightclub entertainer, author, and lecturer and used her celebrity to advance the cause of transgender rights.
Isis King as Alexis
"Alexis" is a composite character, the spirit of the Compton's Cafeteria Riot in 1966, one of the first known instances of trans and queer folk rising up against police harassment—three years before the Stonewall Riots.
Samira Wiley as Lorraine Hannsberry
Author of the landmark play A Raisin in the Sun, Lorraine Hansberry was the first African American female author to have a play performed on Broadway. She was a radical and forceful voice within the Civil Rights Movement, who died far too young at age 34 of pancreatic cancer. While closeted during her lifetime, she wrote extensively under a variety of pseudonyms—in plays, stories, and letters that discussed her lesbianism and the oppression of homosexuals in society.
Keiynan Lonsdale as Bayard Rustin
Bayard was an American leader in social movements for civil rights, socialism, nonviolence, and gay rights. He was a close mentor and advisor to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and one of the chief architects of the March on Washington. Because of a 1953 arrest on sex charges his sexuality was often weaponized against him and the movement, but he remained a tireless advocate for social justice his entire life—and was posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Barak Obama in 2013.
Jai Rodriguez as José Sarria
In 1961 José became the first openly gay candidate for public office in the United States, running for a seat on the SF Board of Supervisors 16 years before Harvey Milk. He is also remembered as a beloved and inspiring drag performer at SF's Black Cat Bar, who raised the spirits and political consciousness of the bar's gay male patrons with his rousing anthem "God Save Us Nelly Queens!" A lifelong advocate and activist, José founded the Imperial Court System, one of the oldest and largest LGBT organizations in the world.
Hailie Sahar as Sylvia Rivera
Sylvia was a Latina American gay liberation and transgender rights activist. Prominent as an activist and community worker in New York, Rivera, along with close friend Marsha P. Johnson, co-founded the Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries in 1970, a group dedicated to helping homeless young drag queens, gay youth, and trans women. Whether true or a bit of self myth-making, Sylvia placed herself at the center of the Stonewall Riots—either way, her perspective on the riots and its aftermath are an indelible part of the oral history of Stonewall.
Scott Turner Schofield as Craig Rodwell
Craig was an American gay rights activist known for founding the Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop in 1967, the first bookstore devoted to gay and lesbian authors. A witness and participant in the Stonewall riots, he was one of the prime movers in the creation of the first New York City Pride demonstration.
Cole Doman as Mark Segal
Mark is an American journalist and prominent gay rights activist. He participated in the Stonewall riots and was one of the original founders of the Gay Liberation Front where he created its Gay Youth program.
Elizabeth Faith Ludlow as Stormé DeLarverie
Stormé was a gay civil rights icon and entertainer whose scuffle with police was, according to many eyewitnesses, the spark that ignited the Stonewall riots, spurring the crowd to action. She worked for much of her life as an MC, singer, bouncer, bodyguard and volunteer street patrol worker, the "guardian of lesbians in the Village."
Gale Harold as Howard Smith
Howard was an Oscar-winning film director, producer, journalist, screenwriter, actor and radio broadcaster. At the peak of the historic Stonewall Riots in New York City in 1969, he managed to get inside the now-famous bar with his Village Voice reporter's police credentials. He was the only journalist who reported about the siege from that dangerous vantage point.
Sam Pancake as Dick Leitsch
Dick was a prominent LGBTQ rights activist and president of the Mattachine Society in the 1960s. He is also known for being the first gay reporter to publish an account of the Stonewall Riots, which appeared in a special edition of the Mattachine Newsletter the day after he witnessed the first night of the riots.
Equal will premiere this October, in honor of LGBTQ History Month, on HBO Max.
LGBTQ History Month


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Q: Django: Unknown field(s) (avatar) specified for User So I have this models
from django.db import models
from django.conf import settings

# Create your models here.

class ProfileImage(models.Model):
    user = models.OneToOneField(
        settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL,
        on_delete=models.CASCADE,
        editable=False
    )
    avatar = models.ImageField()

    def user_avatar(self):
       return self.profileimage.avatar

And my admin.py
from django.contrib import admin

# Register your models here.
from django.contrib.auth.admin import UserAdmin

UserAdmin.fieldsets += ('Custom fields set', {'fields': ('avatar',)}),

I am using the User model, and I add to it a imagefield, but I want to see the image field in the admin page so a did that in admin.py but when I enter to the users admin this error appear:
Unknown field(s) (avatar) specified for User. Check fields/fieldsets/exclude attributes of class UserAdmin.

A: Well, what you should try to do is change your admin code and your models a little bit.  Try this:
models.py
class Profile(models.Model):
    user = models.OneToOneField(
        verbose_name=_('User'),
        to=settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL,
        related_name='profile',
        on_delete=models.CASCADE
    )
    avatar = models.ImageField()

and admin.py
from django.contrib import admin
from django.contrib.auth.admin import UserAdmin
from django.contrib.auth import get_user_model
from django.contrib.auth.models import Group

from accounts.models import ProfileImage

User = get_user_model()

class ProfileInline(admin.StackedInline):
    model = ProfileImage
    max_num = 1
    can_delete = False

class MyUserAdmin(UserAdmin):
    inlines = [ProfileInline]

# unregister old user admin
admin.site.unregister(User)
admin.site.unregister(Group)

# register new user admin that includes a UserProfile
admin.site.register(User, MyUserAdmin)

A: Your code should look like this
updated
Models.py
from django.contrib.auth.models import User
from django.db import models

class ProfileImage(models.Model):
      user = models.OneToOneField(User,
      on_delete=models.CASCADE,
      editable=False)
      avatar = models.ImageField()

     def user_avatar(self):
            return self.profileimage.avatar

User.add_to_class('user_avatar', user_avatar)

admin.py
UserAdmin.fieldsets += ('Custom fields set', {'fields': ('user_avatar',)}),


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Òpis fu un'antica città della Mesopotamia (nell'attuale Iraq), secondo alcuni situata sulla riva est del fiume Tigri, 30 chilometri a SSE di Baghdad, nei pressi del fiume Diyala. Non ne resta traccia archeologica e la collocazione è incerta, ma le fonti epigrafiche e letterarie ne attestano la fioritura nella prima metà del III millennio a.C.

Storia

Intorno al 3000 a.C. sarebbe stata retta da una serie di sei re.

Sarebbe nei pressi di Òpis che si combatté la battaglia di Òpis (539 a.C.), che vide Ciro il Grande sconfiggere l'esercito babilonese di Nabonide.

Alessandro Magno vi sarebbe passato due volte: la prima in direzione dell'India, nel 331 a.C.; la seconda nel 324 a.C., quando avrebbe avuto uno scontro con le proprie truppe sull'opportunità di incorporare l'elemento persiano nell'esercito, attribuendogli uguali diritti e peso.

Note

Voci correlate
Governatorato di Diyala

Collegamenti esterni

Siti archeologici babilonesi

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Definition of premiere
: premier
\ pri-ˈmyer , -ˈmir, -ˈmē-ər; ˌpri-mē-ˈer \
variants: or less commonly première
Definition of premiere (Entry 2 of 3)
1 : a first performance or exhibition the premiere of a play
2 : the chief actress of a theatrical cast
variants: or less commonly première or premier \ pri-ˈmyer , -ˈmir , -ˈmē-ər ; ˌpri-mē-ˈer \
premiered also premièred; premiering also premièring
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2 : to appear for the first time as a star performer
Examples of premiere in a Sentence
Noun The movie will have its premiere next week. Verb The movie premieres next week.
Recent Examples on the Web: Adjective Despite a deluge of new streaming services like Apple TV+ and Disney+ in recent months, Netflix is still the premiere name in streaming with a 158.3 million subscribers worldwide. — Frank Pallotta, CNN, "Why Netflix is partnering with Goop and its controversies," 7 Jan. 2020 This is why the Books, Arts & Manners section of NR has been there since the premiere issue back in 1955. — Kyle Smith, National Review, "We're Massively Outgunned in the Culture War," 29 Dec. 2019 One of the city's premiere sit-down Mexican restaurants, and the place that introduced many of the city's residents to the pleasures of posole, closed its Northeast Portland location in June. — oregonlive, "Portland's most painful restaurant closures of 2019," 27 Dec. 2019 Tickets Miami, FL Marshmello Spend the first hours of 2020 getting gooey with the world's premiere dessert DJ. — Kat Bein, Billboard, "New Year's Eve 2019 Party Guide: The Best Dance Parties to Ring in 2020," 20 Dec. 2019 The work by Fabian Chairez is part of an exhibit about Zapata in one of Mexico City's premiere arts venues, the Fine Arts Palace. — NBC News, "In Mexico, controversy over effeminate Emiliano Zapata painting," 11 Dec. 2019 Michigan accounted for Young, the country's premiere pass rusher, with a pair of blockers to thwart him. — Rainer Sabin, Detroit Free Press, "The seeds of Michigan football's loss to Ohio State were sown on the recruiting trail," 30 Nov. 2019 This announcement comes after BH90210 struggled to maintain strong ratings despite earning stellar premiere numbers on its August 7 debut. — Kayla Keegan, Good Housekeeping, "Is 'BH90210' Really Canceled? Jennie Garth's Tweet Makes It Seem Like Season 2 Is Happening," 8 Nov. 2019 Lone Star has been recognized on a national level as one of the most premiere community colleges in the country and has received awards for innovation. — Houston Chronicle, "Houston area offers versatile education options for students who need flexibility," 25 Oct. 2019 Recent Examples on the Web: Noun Stars like Issa Rae, Janelle Monáe, Dee Rees, and Jordan Peele have thrilling new films on the way and our favorite networks amp up the drama and laughs with new series premieres. — Sydney Scott, Essence, "A Comprehensive Guide To Film & TV Shows We're Excited About In 2020," 9 Jan. 2020 During this week's season premiere, the windmill fantasy suite date was mentioned numerous times, and one contestant, Deandra, even showed up to the mansion dressed as a windmill. — refinery29.com, "Still Haven't Gotten Enough Of The Bachelor Windmill? Rent The Famous Fantasy Suite On Airbnb," 8 Jan. 2020 There were several flight attendants around during this week's premiere. — Chloe Melas, CNN, "'The Bachelor' season 24 premiere's most cringeworthy moments," 8 Jan. 2020 Leonardo DiCaprio attended the premiere and by the end, his date was too old for him. — Washington Post, "The most scathing jokes from Ricky Gervais's Golden Globes monologue," 6 Jan. 2020 With the season premiere still about a month away, airing on Feb. 2 at 10:30 p.m. ET after the Super Bowl on Fox, there isn't too much that's known about the upcoming season's contestants. — Laura Hanrahan, Woman's Day, "Who Is The Mouse on 'The Masked Singer?' Fans Are Almost Certain They Know The Celeb's Identity," 4 Jan. 2020 See the clip below, and catch Yung's full performance on Monday's (Jan. 6) season premiere of AGT: The Champions, which airs at 8 p.m. ET on NBC. — Rania Aniftos, Billboard, "Mike Yung Delivers Powerful Performance of Martin Garrix Collaboration on 'AGT: The Champions': Exclusive," 3 Jan. 2020 At the Munich premiere, the medical theme of Mr Kriegenburg's production divided opinion. — The Economist, "A new retelling of "The Snow Queen" is aimed squarely at adults," 31 Dec. 2019 Pictured, a person dressed as Darth Vader and others as Storm Troopers attend the premiere of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker in London, England, December 18, 2019. — Katherine Timpf, National Review, "Talk of Making 'Nerd' a Hate Crime in the U.K. Is Why Hate Speech Laws Are a Bad Idea," 21 Dec. 2019 Recent Examples on the Web: Verb It's slated to premiere nationwide on PBS stations, the PBS KIDS 24/7 channel, and PBS KIDS digital platforms in winter 2021. — Rachel Yang, EW.com, "Classic Mister Rogers' Neighborhood character inspires new PBS series," 10 Jan. 2020 At least six new shows are slated to premiere on Masterpiece in 2020, in addition to existing fan favorites like Grantchester and Endeavour. — Caroline Hallemann, Town & Country, "Susanne Simpson, the New Woman Behind Your Favorite Masterpiece PBS Shows, Previews What's Next," 18 Dec. 2019 The 11th and final season of Will & Grace, originally slated to premiere next year, is actually beginning next week. — Aurelie Corinthios, PEOPLE.com, "Final Season of Will & Grace to Premiere Early — and Grace Is Pregnant!," 16 Oct. 2019 Having teased the trailer's arrival on Twitter, Gadot and the movie's director, Patty Jenkins, helped to premiere their new film at Brazil's CCXP. — Amy Mackelden, Harper's BAZAAR, "The Wonder Woman 1984 Trailer Is Here, and Chris Pine's Never Looked Better," 8 Dec. 2019 The final season of her hit TV show, Modern Family, is also set to premiere soon. — Jasmine Gomez, Seventeen, "Sarah Hyland Posted the Sweetest Tribute to Her Brother on Second Anniversary of Kidney Transplant," 20 Sep. 2019 There is no official release date for The Morning Show, but the series is set to premiere sometime in fall 2019. — Kelly O'sullivan, Country Living, "Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston's 'The Morning Show' Looks Seriously Intense," 13 Aug. 2019 The film by Winfrey and Impact Partners is scheduled to premiere next year on Apple TV Plus. — NBC News, "Oprah announces documentary about sexual assault in music industry," 4 Dec. 2019 The Banker was scheduled to premiere and close out AFI Fest on Thursday ahead of a theatrical release on Dec. 6, a prime calendar date for awards consideration. — Aric Jenkins, Fortune, "Delaying 'The Banker' Magnifies Deeper Worries for Apple TV+," 23 Nov. 2019
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First Known Use of premiere
1927, in the meaning defined at intransitive sense
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English Language Learners Definition of premiere
: the first time a film, play, television show, etc., is shown or performed
English Language Learners Definition of premiere (Entry 2 of 2)
of a movie, play, television show, etc. : to be shown or performed for the first time
: to show or perform (a movie, play, television show, etc.) for the first time
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pre·miere | \ pri-ˈmyer , -ˈmir \
Kids Definition of premiere
: a first showing or performance
premiered; premiering
Kids Definition of premiere (Entry 2 of 2)
: to have a first showing or performance The movie premieres next week.
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This week the Neighbours residents are dealing with the fallout of Finns huge cliff dive.
He burst back onto the scene when Bea uncovered his hiding place, but he finally got his comeuppance when the women united against him. But will Finn die? And will the person who pushed him crack?
Elsewhere, Paul is pushed to breaking point over the Terese and Gary saga, and he violently lashes out at his nemesis.
Alice puts Sonyas life at risk as she proceeds with her plan, lacing the former addicts food with drugs.
And Fake Dee is back as Toadie goes to visit Andrea in hospital, finding her in a much more coherent state. Could she return to the Street soon?
Here are your spoilers for the week ahead.
1. Is Bea going to crack over who pushed Finn?
Bea, Elly, Susan and Xanthe are beside themselves with guilt over Finns cliff top fall, but Bea looks on the verge of cracking. Shes desperate to talk to someone to lighten her burden, but Elly tries to make her see how risky that would be. Her only choice is to talk to one of them.
The situation makes her realise she needs Ned, and they rekindle their friendship. Elly calls the group back together to make sure theyre supporting one another, but the pressure is mounting. Who will crack first?
Terese came up with her own plan after learning that Paul planned to remove her from the business, teaming up with Pierce to oust the Hotelier. They attempt to convince key investors to pull out of Robinson Pines, and while Paul laughs it off at first, he quickly realises theyre playing a serious game.
He tries to appeal to Terese, but why should she listen after what hes done? But the tables are turned on her when she realises Pierces interest in the hotel is waning, he only cares about Chloe.
What the actual F is Alices problem? Shes hellbent on breaking up Toadie and Sonya, and this week she goes to extreme lengths to enact her plan. After visiting someone from Toadie and Sonyas past, she returns to Erinsborough to discover her aspirin plan hasnt worked, so she goes one better – she visits David and gets a codeine prescription.
She crushes the pills and bakes them into shortbread, which she feeds to Sonya. What will happen to her?
Paul is rapidly losing his cool with everything going wrong with him, and hes about to snap.
He comes up with a plan to get back at Gary and Terese, hiring Jeremy Sluggett to make Gary a dodgy offer. Unfortunately for him, hes rumbled when David cottons on and warns Gary, who then foils Pauls plan.
Gary then rubs it in Pauls face that now hes even losing his son David due to his ridiculous actions, and Paul sees red, lashing out in uncontrollable rage.
Alice decides to let her hair down at the Waterhole while Toadie and Sonya are out and she bumps into a handsome man at the bar. Unbeknownst to Alice, its Toadies pal Karl, whos trying to stave off jetlag by having a late night drink.
Taking a fancy to him she comes on strong, but he bats of her advances. The next day Toadie comes home with Karl in tow and Alice is initially mortified, but Karl is left scrambling to tell Toadie that her flirtations werent reciprocated after she tells him what went on the night before.
Alice is clearly someone who gets what she wants, is she going to go after Karl?
Chloe is feeling the pressure from Piece, whos getting more serious while shes getting the urge to back off. But shes trapped, knowing hes the key to Tereses plan. He whisks her away for a weekend and while Chloe hopes they can just talk business, he most definitely just wants pleasure.
Chloe freaks out and when Pierce wakes up the next morning, shes gone. Telling her brothers shes gone missing, Pierce mounts a search and rescue operation for the Brennan sister. Will she do something stupid?
Toadie hears from Andreas doctor that hes needed so he secretly flies to Tasmania to discuss her treatment. When he gets there Andrea is much more lucid than normal, seeming closer to her old self. She talks about her estranged mother – will Toadie put two and two together that Alice is the woman Andrea is speaking of?
Alice is petrified when Toadie arrives home that her cover is blown, what lengths will she go to to protect her secret?
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Alistair Logan was born in Canada. The youngest child of five he had to grow up fast in the harsh realities of the Toronto suburbs. He then moved to Calgary where he learned of this fellow called Matti Nykänen and somehow deep inside he knew he was destined to live in Finland. Leaving Canada after he came to the honest conclusion that he could not ski jump, he decided to peruse an acting career in London.
He burst onto the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with his first play "Spiritual Nuggets", and soon after married a Fin, moved to Turku, and has worked as a writer, actor, director in English and Finnish ever since. He has also been known to teach English as well. He has just recently been working as a stand-up comedian and is very excited about the whole thing!
See Alistar at English Comedy Club in Turku on March 17th at Monk. Get your tickets at Tiketti, they are only 10€/8e!


ATP 29: NAB 2015 Presenter and industry pro on the rise, Brent Willett.
Brent Willet is a graphic designer, motion graphics guru and presenter at NAB 2015 for Rampant Design Tools. He stops by All Things Post to share his NAB experiences, expectations, motion graphics, Zaxworks, After Effects and more.


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The Comparison of Model Selection Criteria When Selecting Among Competing Hierarchical Linear Models
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Little is known about the use and accuracy of model selection criteria when selecting among a set of competing multilevel models. The practices of applied researchers and the performance of five model selection criteria are examined when selecting the correct multilevel model using simulation techniques.
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We went for breakfast at the Sugar Pot this morning and it was warm enough to sit outside.
Tom had smoked salmon on toast and I had toasted banana bread with honey and cinnamon.
As we were wandering back home, lots of arrows for gin and whisky started appearing on the pavement so we followed them to the Oval where there was a whisky festival.


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The Piece Maker 3: Return of the 50 MC's is the fifth studio album by American hip hop DJ Tony Touch. It was released on July 9, 2013 via Touch Entertainment and Red River Entertainment.

Production was handled by The Beatnuts, A-Villa, Charli Brown Beatz, DJ Premier, Dready, Eminem, Erick Sermon, Just Blaze, Koolade, Lil' Fame, PF Cuttin, Statik Selektah, Thirstin Howl III, and Tony Touch himself, who also served as executive producer.

The album features guest appearances from Reek da Villian, Action Bronson, A.G., Al Joseph, Black Thought, B-Real, Bun B, Busta Rhymes, Crooked I, Eminem, Erick Sermon, Fat Joe, Ghostface Killah, Gob Goblin, Guilty Simpson, JD Era, J-Doe, Joell Ortiz, Kool G Rap, KRS-One, Kurupt, Liknuts (Tha Alkaholiks and The Beatnuts), Masta Ace, MC D-Stroy, Method Man & Redman, M.O.P., Noreaga, Papoose, Prodigy, Raekwon, Rah Digga, Roc Marciano, Royce da 5'9", RZA, Sadat X, Sean Price, Spit Gemz, Starvin B., Termanology, The Lox, Thirstin Howl III, Too Short, Twista, Uncle Murda, Willie the Kid, Xzibit and Angie Martinez.

Critical response

Upon its release The Piece Maker 3: Return of the 50 MC's was met with mixed reviews from music critics. Bruce Smith of HipHopDX gave the album three out of five stars, saying "while Piecemaker Vol. 3 has its highlights, it's not without its flaws. At times, the production of the Beatnuts (which covers most of the project) can feel dated, as do some of the featured emcees. Piecemaker Vol. 3: Return of the 50 MCs is a mixtape in its truest form, for better or worse. While some will champion this as 'true Hip Hop,' the abundance of filler can't be ignored".

Commercial performance
The album debuted at number 175 on the Billboard 200 chart, with first-week sales of 2,400 copies in the United States.

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Covenant Christian High School  (CCHS) is a private Christian high school in Walker, Michigan in Greater Grand Rapids. It has a Grand Rapids, Michigan postal address.

The Society for Protestant Reformed Secondary Education established the school in 1968 and catered it towards believers of the Protestant Reformed Churches. As of 2012 it has over 330 students and 28 employees. The employees include one administrator, 19 full-time teachers, 3 part-time teachers, two "academic support teachers," one library media specialist, and two counselors.

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Stuart School of Business Places First in CFA Institute Research Challenge—Local Level
February 8, 2017Posted in: University News
A Stuart School of Business team won first place in the Chicago local round of the 2017 CFA Institute Research Challenge, an annual global competition that provides university students with hands-on mentoring and intensive training in financial analysis. Congratulations to the all-women team of finance students, including Anshu Ghodawat, Rui (Grace) Guo, Ermira Kastrati, Kiran Kurian, Bingjie (Jill) Yang, and to team advisor Michael Rybak, senior lecturer of finance. As part of the competition, the team was required to write an extensive report on McDonald's Corporation, the Chicago CFA Chapter's selected company for 2017. Twelve Chicago-area universities submitted reports, and the Stuart team's score allowed them to advance to the presentation round where they competed against teams from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (second place), Northern Illinois University (third place), Loyola University Chicago, Northeastern Illinois University, and Aurora University.
The Stuart team now moves on to compete in the Americas Regional competition in Seattle on April 6-7. The winners of that round will advance to the Global Final on April 28 in Prague, Czech Republic. Teams from Stuart have won the Chicago local round of the challenge five out of the last six years.
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Episode 11, in which we speak once again to writer/editor Rhonda Browning White, this time about our memories of THIS year's conference from two weeks back.
Performing Arts of Luray is hosting the first - Shenandoah Valley Acoustic Roots Festival and Songwriting Contest.
They're looking for great acoustic roots songs. Think blues, think country, think folk, or think bluegrass. BUT, think ACOUSTIC ROOTS.
Entrants will submit CD recordings of their original songs via the US Postal Service.
Preliminary judging will occur January – August 2009.
The top ten finalists will perform "live" on October 3, 2009 at the BB&T Performing Arts Center in Luray, Virginia.
1st prize is $500, a guaranteed future booking and six hours of studio time.
2d prize is $300, and a guaranteed future booking.
Performingartsluray.org -- or at popswalker.com.
Episode 10, in which we speak with poet and WV Writers Charter Member, Kirk Judd. We discuss the early origins of WV Writers as an organization, Kirk's recent work with the West Virginia Words and Music program at the Clay Center in Charleston and Kirk's co-creation of the Allegheny Echoes Workshops.
Episode 9, the first of our two, count `em, TWO work-week bookending podcasts we're releasing this week. In this episode we talk to Keith Pitzer of the singing duo Keith & Joan Pitzer.
Keith is not only leading a workshop on songwriting at the conference this year, he and Joan are returning to the Saturday night entertainment stage. Attendees last year remember them for their amazing concert with our podcast's music provider, Pops Walker.
We talk to Keith about the craft of songwriting, his history in music, his influences and we hear a couple of Pitzer tunes as well.


Well it's that time of year again, for everyone to "Rock Your Socks" on March 21st, World Down syndrome Day! We will be celebrating 11 years! How fantastic is this!
Down Syndrome International encourages friends all over the world to choose their own activities and events to help raise awareness of what Down syndrome is, what it means to have Down syndrome, and how people with Down syndrome play a vital role in our lives and communities.
Well every year Andrew likes to host a world wide "Rock Your Socks" event.
You may be wondering what needs to be done to join all the fun. It's very easy to participate, just stick your hand in your sock drawer and see what comes out. That's right, pull out some bright and colourful socks or maybe some striped ones. Oh, we know that everyone has a basket of mismatched socks, these would really come in handy for this celebration. Or, have you've seen the latest craze yet, of all the tall funky colourful socks with different animal prints or cartoon characters on them? Andrew thinks those ones are really awesome! Probably by now you get the idea of what it takes to participate. So what ever you choose, please make a statement!
Schools, businesses, friends, family, community groups, girl guides, girl scouts, boy scouts, politicians, police men and police women, nurses & doctors, city folk, town folk, county folk and the list goes on and on and on and on.
When someone asks you , "Why are you wearing those crazy socks"!!!!" Maybe tell them you are wearing them for Andrew who is your friend born with Down syndrome OR that you are wearing them for someone you know with Down syndrome!
Please invite your friends to join in the fun here Rock Your Socks On World Down syndrome Day 2016….. now go "Rock Your Socks!" For everyone who is local and in the Windsor/Essex County area, we will be hosting another "Rock Your Socks" 25th birthday celebration fundraiser on April 1st, 2016. Please stay tuned for updates.
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Spare falls off trailer, injuring motorcyclist
A Corpus Christi, Texas, man was taken to Wesley Medical Center Friday after an accident on US-77.
Michael C. Martin, 40, was driving a 2009 Harley Davidson motorcycle owned by Kent A. Opdahl, Des Moines, Iowa, behind several other vehicles at 4:22 p.m. when John E. Dorsett, 55, Wichita, passed another vehicle ahead of the motorcycle.
A spare tire fell off a trailer being pulled by Dorsett's 2017 Ford F-350 pickup.
Martin braked to try to avoid hitting the tire, but his brakes locked up and he lost control of the motorcycle, which stuck the pavement north of 250th Rd.
Martin fell off the motorcycle and skidded and rolled down the highway.
Dorsett, unaware of what had taken place, continued driving north. Witnesses followed him into Geary County, where sheriff's deputies stopped him.
Sheriff Rob Craft said no citations were issued.
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Why are parentheses needed in this case? Why isn't time wc interpreted as one single command?
In ksh, bash and zsh, time is not a command (builtin or not), it's a reserved word in the language like for or while.
It's used to time a pipeline1.
And report timing statistics for it.
It's the same, you're timing the cmd > output 2> error command, and the timing statistics still go on the shell's stderr.
For the shell's stderr to be redirected to timing-output before the time construct (again, not command) is used (here to time cmd > output 2> error 3>&-).
But that subshell is not necessary here, you only need stderr to be redirected at the time that time construct is invoked.
Most systems also have a time command. You can invoke that one by disabling the time keyword. All you need to do is quote that keyword somehow as keywords are only recognised as such when literal.
But beware the format may be different and the stderr of both time and cmd will be merged into error-and-timing-output.
If it were a builtin command, it might be able to time function invocations or builtins, but it could not time redirections or pipelines or compound commands.
There's no command named time wc, time and wc are separated word in shell.
Now, there're often two separate program named time, the one is shell keyword, another one is external command. In shells which time is a shell keyword, when you type time wc ..., the shell used its keyword time instead of the external time utility.
the shell ran time wc file inside a subshell, (time wc file) was considered a single command, and the redirection part affects its standard output and standard error, which now include both time and wc.
Because time you're executing is bash builtin. Bash processes it in such special way.
It is not time that writes the time information. The builtin time makes the shell write this after the command has completed. But redirection affects only the command.
In the (time ...) case the redirection is applied to the whole subshell.
Because time is a shell builtin, it writes to the shell's stderr, rather than the command's stderr.
Using parentheses forces the whole command into a child shell whose stderr can be redirected.
Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged io-redirection shell-builtin or ask your own question.
Why doesn't the output get redirected into the file?
Can I write the output the of time difference command to a file?
Continuously write terminal output to file?
Why not write to stdin?


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5AAVC200 Digital Methods II: Working with Data
Module convenors: Dr Jonathan Gray and Dr Liliana Bounegru
Pre-requisites: only available to BA Digital Culture students
Teaching pattern: Ten one-hour lectures and ten one-hour seminars
Module description:
What are digital methods? How can they be used for social and cultural research? What are their affordances and limitations? How can we reflect on their use in light of leading research on the internet, online platforms and digital culture?
This module will explore the use of digital methods for social and cultural research. It will provide a conceptual and theoretical introduction to doing research with "born digital" data from the web, social media platforms and other digital devices. Students will learn how to extract, analyse and interpret digital data from these sources, as well as how to critically reflect on the tools, methods and approaches they use.
The first part of the module will focus on situating digital methods, research design and doing research with and about hyperlinks, search engines and web archives. The second part of the module will focus on analysing networks and working with data from online platforms such as Facebook and Twitter.
Module aims
The module aims to:
Provide a hands-on introduction to doing social and cultural research with digital methods;
Introduce conceptual and theoretical approaches to digital methods research;
Support students to design and implement their own digital methods research projects.
By the end of this module students will be able to:
Creatively use and critically reflect on a range of tools and approaches for doing digital methods research;
Design and implement research projects with and about digital devices such as hyperlinks, search engines, web archives and online platforms;
Understand the main aspects of digital methods research, including how to extract, analyse, interpret and visualise data from the web and online platforms.
Core reading
Borra, E., & Rieder, B. (2014). Programmed Method: Developing a Toolset for Capturing and Analyzing Tweets. Aslib Journal of Information Management, 66(3), 262-278.
Gray, J., Bounegru, L., Milan, S., & Ciuccarelli, P. (2016). Ways of Seeing Data: Toward a Critical Literacy for Data Visualizations as Research Objects and Research Devices. In Kubitschko, Sebastian & Kaun, Anne (Eds.), Innovative Methods in Media and Communication Research (pp. 227–251). Springer International Publishing.
Marres, N. (2017). Digital Sociology: The Reinvention of Social Research. London: Polity Press.
Marres, N., & Rogers, R. (2005). Recipe for Tracing the Fate of Issues and Their Publics on the Web. In B. Latour & P. Weibel (Eds.), Making Things Public: Atmospheres of Democracy (pp. 922–935). Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
Marres, N., & Weltevrede, E. (2013). Scraping the Social? Issues in Live Social Research. Journal of Cultural Economy, 6(3), 313–335. https://doi.org/10.1080/17530350.2013.772070
Rieder, B., & Röhle, T. (2012). Digital Methods: Five Challenges. In D. M. Berry (Ed.), Understanding Digital Humanities (pp. 67–84). London: Palgrave Macmillan.
Rieder, B., & Röhle, T. (2017). Digital Methods: From Challenges to Bildung. In M. T. Schafer & K. van Es (Eds.), The Datafied Society: Studying Culture Through Data (pp. 109–124). Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press.
Rogers, R. (2013). Digital Methods. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
Two evaluations (an intermediary and a final one). Each evaluation counts for 50% of the final grade and consists of a project and 1,000-word essay.
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Nigeria busts fake navy recruitment gang
Published Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Nigerian police have arrested three members of a criminal gang accused of fleecing unsuspecting job seekers with a promise to recruit them into the navy, authorities said on Tuesday.
Police spokesman Frank Mba said in a statement that the three suspects, led by a dismissed navy staffer, were arrested last week in a hotel in the central town of Makurdi based on a tipoff.
"At the time of their arrest, 11 people already hoodwinked into believing they were on the verge of being recruited into the Nigerian navy were found with them," he said.
He said each applicant was made to pay between 10,000 naira ($64, 48 euros) and 20,000 naira. Most Nigerians live on less than two dollars a day.
Mba said items including two laptops, three navy uniforms, one navy identity card bearing the name of the gang leader and the sum of 100,000 naira ($635/ 473 euros) collected from the victims were recovered from the gang.
Mba advised job seekers to always authenticate "information relating to job adverts from appropriate authorities in order not to fall prey to unscrupulous fraudsters."
Despite its vast oil wealth, Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation of 160 million people, has an unemployment rate of some 23 per cent, with youth unemployment double that amount. Such fake employment scams occur regularly.


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December 01, 1980; 30 (12) Articles
3‐Methylhistidhe excretion in myotonic dystrophy
Robert C. Griggs, Richard T. Moxley, Gilbert B. Forbes
First published December 1, 1980, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1212/WNL.30.12.1262
Robert C. Griggs
Richard T. Moxley
Gilbert B. Forbes
Neurology Dec 1980, 30 (12) 1262; DOI: 10.1212/WNL.30.12.1262
3-Methylhistidine (3-MH) excretion reflects the rate of muscle protein catabolism, since 3-MH occurs almost exclusively in muscle actin and myosin and is not reutilized or catabolized. We studied 3-MH excretion in 9 patients with myotonic dystrophy, 8 normals, and 10 disease controls with Duchenne dystrophy and other disorders. 3-MH excretion was expressed relative to muscle mass as determined by both urinary creatinine and total body potassium (40K method). Absolute 3-MH excretion was decreased in myotonic dystrophy patients but was normal when related to muscle mass. The finding of normal 3-MH excretion in myotonic dystrophy suggests that the muscle wasting in this disorder results from impaired anabolic processes rather than accelerated muscle destruction.
© 1980 by the American Academy of Neurology


Who is committing a fallacy in this discussion, and what kind of fallacy is it?
B: If everybody did it, you would too most likely be a random victim.
A: Well, if everybody was killing random people, I would surely be an idiot not to do the same (in order to defend myself).
I feel like they are both wrong for the same reason: the world in which "everybody does it" is not a realistic world, it's imaginary.
And both discussants use this imaginary world to defend their stance: B uses the imaginary world to point out the potential self-harm in A's stance, while A uses the imaginary world to potray his stance as necessary.
Logicians distinguish two kinds of bad arguments, unsound and invalid, see IEP's Validity and Soundness. A fallacy is a flaw in logic that makes an argument invalid. Unsound arguments, on the other hand, may well be logically valid, but argue from false premises.
The problem pointed out in the OP, that the world referred to by the arguers is unrealistic, means that the premise is false in our world. Given that, however, B's point is well-taken, i.e. plausibly valid, it is similar to the logic of "in the land of the blind the one-eyed man is king". A, on the other hand, has a problem with his logic on top of the unsoundness. Defending yourself does not amount to killing people at random even if others are killing people at random. It would at most amount to killing people who are a threat, and even that is not given, since self-defense does not necessarily require the killing.
There is also another problem with the A's reasoning. "There is nothing wrong with killing people at random" is a value judgement, not a description of fact. Even in the world where "everybody" is killing people at random that alone does not make it right, does not mean that they ought to be doing it. After Hume many philosophers consider inferences from is to ought statements to be generally invalid, it is known as the is-ought guillotine or the naturalistic fallacy.
In other words, any norm of ethical behavior must be such that it would be rationally acceptable if everybody acted according to it. A's "norm" of killing people at random apparently fails to meet this requirement.
I find that your question is very ambiguous, as well as the arguments.
A would say, "There's nothing wrong with making random acts of kindness."
B would say "if everybody did it, most likely I would be a recipient of kindness."
There is nothing "wrong" and there are no fallacies.
Because of their variety of structure and application, fallacies are challenging to classify so as to satisfy all practitioners.
I would encourage you to apply a Practical Syllogism and see where that takes you.
A practical syllogism is an instance of practical reasoning which takes the form of a syllogism, where the conclusion of the syllogism is an action.
First of all, you have to specify the situation to the question to this answer.
Secondly, there is no possible way in the universe that one individual can answer for everyone. Therefore, the question alone is moot.
In order to calculate an accurate response, one would have to ask a specificifaclly articulated situation to each individual in the universe. An individual's reply would largely depend on his/her experience. And his/her response would then be further predicated upon the experience of those whom were present in their formative years. So, there can never be a true collective answer to any situation posed by this question because every individual's experience with any given situation is always predicated upon another's experience to a given situation and that original individual's exposure to another's response.
Therefore, although many might agree on a general answer,the collective response would still be a fallacy because it is not collectively definitive.
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Dark Genius
2008-07-27T10:55:19-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/e85/206551-m.jpgDark Genius (Union Square Press) is a book about Fox News president Roger Ailes and describes how he has transformed both the modern presidential campaign and television news. The author, Kevin Swint, talked about Mr. Ailes' career at CNBC and Fox News, as well as his work on the presidential campaigns of Richard Nixon in 1968, Ronald Reagan's reelection in 1984, and George H.W. Bush in 1988. Following his remarks, Mr. Swint responded to audience members' questions.
Kerwin Swint is a political science professor at Kennesaw State University. He's a former campaign consultant and the author of Mudslingers: The Twenty-Five Dirtiest Political Campaigns of All Time.
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