Canadian skin-care brand Veriphy aims to create natural skin-care solutions — while also promoting women in the field of STEM.
It's always encouraging to find a brand that dose double-duty, meaning an option that makes great products while also doing some good with a portion of its proceeds.
One such brand that's working to use customers' dollars to give back is the new Canadian skin-care brand Veriphy.
Q: For those who aren't familiar, what is Veriphy?
Crumblehulme: Veriphy Skincare is a natural beauty startup led by a team of women in STEM.
We are 100-per-cent cruelty free and vegan, and proud to say all of our products are developed and manufactured in Canada. The power behind our high-performance skin-care line is plant-derived glycogen (phytoglycogen). Glycogen is naturally found in your body and skin as nature's way of storing energy. When you fuel your skin, you increase its natural ability to produce collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid for optimal hydration and a silky-smooth complexion. In addition to phytoglycogen, Veriphy products contain other power-packed ingredients such as HA, botanical extracts, avocado oil, peptides and AHAs.
Q: Why is promoting women in the STEM field so important to you?
Kizovski: Veriphy was founded by a group of women in STEM and is focused on and committed to promoting women in science. Women are under-represented in all of the STEM fields and to help change that Veriphy has established a scholarship for young women entering STEM programs at a Canadian university. As we grow, we hope to offer more scholarships and hope to see more talented women succeed in these fields.
Q: I've heard the partnership came from unique beginnings. What can you share about that?
Crumblehulme: Jessica and I met while working at Mirexus Biotechnologies — the biotech company that was created to bring PhytoSpherix to the market. The idea of creating our own line from the ingredient had been floating around and was reignited when Jessica joined the team. I was immediately impressed by her passion and natural entrepreneurship and we realized, if we want to do this, now is the time. We put together a business plan and within a matter of weeks Veriphy was born.
Q: Is there a story behind the name?
Crumblehulme: The Veriphy name combines 'vert', the French word for green and 'phy' from Greek origin meaning 'from nature'. The name is also a play on the word 'verify', signifying our commitment to the scientific verification of our products.
Q: What makes it different from other skin-care brands?
Kizovski: Consumers are paying more attention to what they are putting on their skin and we found that a lot of natural alternatives did not have the clinical efficacy of traditional legacy brands. After the discovery of our revolutionary ingredient, phytoglycogen, we felt that we were holding the missing piece of the puzzle. Following clinical trials performed by a third-party lab, we realized we were on to something. We decided that, as scientists, it was our duty to bring these new, sustainable and green options to market.
Q: And who is your target customer?
Kizovski: Our products are for anyone looking for effective and natural skin care. Whether you want to prevent or repair, our products are suitable for all skin types and ages. Our star ingredient can energize your skin — think of it like giving your skin an extra hour of sleep every day. Who doesn't want that?
Q: Is there a product that's become an early 'hero' for the brand? If so, which one and why?
Kizovski: Power Trip Facial Serum has become an early hero for the brand. This AHA serum contains a powerful blend of Lactic Acid and PhytoSpherix (phytoglycogen) that exfoliates the skin, revealing a fresh and revitalized complexion. Arnica and Calendula Extracts help to calm and soothe the skin, making this product suitable for all skin types. The gentle yet powerful nature of this serum has made it a must-have for all beauty junkies, even those with the most sensitive skin.
Q: What is the price range for Veriphy products?
Crumblehulme: Our three products range from $82-$105.
Q: And where can people check them out?
Kizovski: Veriphy Skincare can be purchased through the following websites: veriphyskincare.com and amazon.ca.
Q: Lastly, what's next for the brand? Where can we expect to see it go from here?
Kizovski: We are always looking to bring new innovations to the market! We currently have some new products in the pipeline and we want to continue supporting and highlighting fellow women working in STEM.


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import time

from .util import Util
import copy
import warnings
from enum import Enum
from .logexception import LogException
import logging

__all__ = ['PluginConfigDetail', 'SeperatorFileConfigDetail', 'SimpleFileConfigDetail', 'FullRegFileConfigDetail',
           'JsonFileConfigDetail', 'ApsaraFileConfigDetail', 'SyslogConfigDetail',
           'LogtailConfigGenerator', 'CommonRegLogConfigDetail']

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)

class LogtailInputType(Enum):
    FILE = 'file'
    SYSLOG = 'syslog'
    PLUGIN = 'plugin'

class LogtailType(Enum):
    JSON = 'json_log'
    FULL_REGEX = 'common_reg_log'
    SEPARATOR = 'delimiter_log'
    APSARA = "apsara_log"

class LogtailConfigDetail(object):
    """The common parts of logtail config
    :type config_name: string
    :param config_name: the config name

    :type logstore_name: string
    :param logstore_name: the logstore name for the config

    :type endpoint: string
    :param endpoint: deprecated, set it as empty

    :type log_path: string
    :param log_path: the log file dir path

    :type file_pattern: string
    :param file_pattern: the log file name pattern, e.g *.LOG , access.log

    :type log_begin_regex: string
    :param log_begin_regex: the regular express to match the first line of a log

    :type topic_format: string
    :param topic_format: "none" or "group_topic"

    :type filter_keys: string list
    :param filter_keys: the keys used to filter logs, e.g ["key_1", "key_2"]

    :type filter_keys_reg: string list
    :param filter_keys_reg: the regex for filter_keys to filter the log, filter_keys_reg[i] is for filter_keys[i].
    The size of filter_keys_reg and filter_keys should be same.\
        If a log is matched only if the size of filter_keys is 0, or all the value of the related keys in filter_keys,
        match the regex set in filter_keys_reg

    :type logSample: string
    :param logSample: sample strings for the log, up to 1000 bytes

    :type log_type: string
    :param log_type: common_reg_log, delimiter_log, apsara_log etc.

    :type extended_items: dict
    :param extended_items: extended items in dict format e.g. enableRawLog etc. refer to wiki page.
    https://help.aliyun.com/document_detail/29042.html?spm=5176.doc28997.6.744.C583Jg

    """

    def __init__(self, config_name, logstore_name, endpoint, log_path, file_pattern, log_begin_regex, topic_format,
                 filter_keys, filter_keys_reg, logSample='', log_type='common_reg_log', **extended_items):
        logger.warning("aliyun.log.LogtailConfigDetail is deprecated and will be removed in future version.")

        self.config_name = config_name
        self.logstore_name = logstore_name
        self.endpoint = endpoint or ''
        self.log_path = log_path
        self.file_pattern = file_pattern

        self.log_begin_regex = log_begin_regex
        self.topic_format = topic_format
        self.filter_keys = filter_keys
        self.filter_keys_reg = filter_keys_reg
        self.create_time = int(time.time())
        self.last_modify_time = int(time.time())
        self.logSample = logSample
        self.log_type = log_type or 'common_reg_log'
        self.extended_items = extended_items

    def set_create_time(self, create_time):
        self.create_time = create_time

    def set_last_modify_time(self, last_modify_time):
        self.last_modify_time = last_modify_time

    @staticmethod
    def from_json(json_value):
        logger.warning("aliyun.log.LogtailConfigDetail is deprecated and will be removed in future version.")
        return LogtailConfigHelper.generate_logtail_config(json_value)

class CommonRegLogConfigDetail(LogtailConfigDetail):
    """The logtail config for common_reg_log

    :type config_name: string
    :param config_name: the config name

    :type logstore_name: string
    :param logstore_name: the logstore name for the config

    :type endpoint: string
    :param endpoint: log data endpoint, deprecated, set it as empty

    :type log_path: string
    :param log_path: the log file dir path

    :type file_pattern: string
    :param file_pattern: the log file name pattern, e.g \*.LOG , access.log

    :type time_format: string
    :param time_format: the time format of the logs, e.g.  "%Y-%m-%d %M:%H:%S"

    :type log_begin_regex: string
    :param log_begin_regex: the regular express to match the first line of a log

    :type log_parse_regex: string
    :param log_parse_regex: the regular express to match a log, e.g (\d+-\d+\d+ \d+:\d+:\d+) (\S+) (.*)

    :type reg_keys: string list
    :param reg_keys: the key for every captured value in log_parse_reg, e.g ["time", "level", "message"]

    :type topic_format: string
    :param topic_format: "none" or "group_topic"

    :type filter_keys: string list
    :param filter_keys: the keys used to filter logs, e.g ["key_1", "key_2"]

    :type filter_keys_reg: string list
    :param filter_keys_reg: the regex for filter_keys to filter the log, filter_keys_reg[i] is for filter_keys[i]. The size of filter_keys_reg and filter_keys should be same. If a log is matched only if the size of filter_keys is 0, or all the value of the related keys in filter_keys, match the regex set in filter_keys_reg

    :type logSample: string
    :param logSample: sample strings for the log, up to 1000 bytes

    :type log_type: string
    :param log_type: common_reg_log, delimiter_log, apsara_log etc.

    :type extended_items: dict
    :param extended_items: extended items in dict format e.g. enableRawLog etc. refer to wiki page.
    https://help.aliyun.com/document_detail/29042.html?spm=5176.doc28997.6.744.C583Jg

    """

    def __init__(self, config_name, logstore_name, endpoint, log_path, file_pattern, time_format, log_begin_regex,
                 log_parse_regex, reg_keys,
                 topic_format="none", filter_keys=None, filter_keys_reg=None, logSample='',
                 log_type='common_reg_log', **extended_items):
        logger.warning("aliyun.log.CommonRegLogConfigDetail is deprecated and will be removed in future version."
                      "Use ConfigDetailBase based class instead")

        if filter_keys is None:
            filter_keys = []
        if filter_keys_reg is None:
            filter_keys_reg = []

        LogtailConfigDetail.__init__(self, config_name, logstore_name, endpoint, log_path, file_pattern,
                                     log_begin_regex,
                                     topic_format, filter_keys, filter_keys_reg, logSample, log_type, **extended_items)

        self.time_format = time_format
        self.log_parse_regex = log_parse_regex
        self.keys = reg_keys

    def to_json(self):
        json_value = {"configName": self.config_name, "inputType": "file"}

        # add log sample
        if self.logSample:
            json_value["logSample"] = self.logSample

        detail = {'logType': self.log_type, 'logPath': self.log_path, 'filePattern': self.file_pattern,
                  'localStorage': True, 'timeFormat': self.time_format, 'logBeginRegex': self.log_begin_regex,
                  'regex': self.log_parse_regex, 'key': self.keys, 'filterKey': self.filter_keys,
                  'filterRegex': self.filter_keys_reg, 'topicFormat': self.topic_format}
        detail.update(self.extended_items)
        json_value["inputDetail"] = detail
        json_value["outputType"] = "LogService"
        output_detail = {}
        if self.endpoint:
            output_detail["endpoint"] = self.endpoint
        output_detail["logstoreName"] = self.logstore_name
        json_value['outputDetail'] = output_detail
        return json_value

class ApsaraLogConfigDetail(LogtailConfigDetail):
    """The logtail config for apsara_log
    :type config_name: string
    :param config_name: the config name

    :type logstore_name: string
    :param logstore_name: the logstore name for the config

    :type endpoint: string
    :param endpoint: deprecated, set it as empty

    :type log_path: string
    :param log_path: the log file dir path

    :type file_pattern: string
    :param file_pattern: the log file name pattern, e.g *.LOG , access.log

    :type log_begin_regex: string
    :param log_begin_regex: the regular express to match the first line of a log

    :type topic_format: string
    :param topic_format: "none" or "group_topic"

    :type filter_keys: string list
    :param filter_keys: the keys used to filter logs, e.g ["key_1", "key_2"]

    :type filter_keys_reg: string list
    :param filter_keys_reg: the regex for filter_keys to filter the log, filter_keys_reg[i] is for filter_keys[i]. The size of filter_keys_reg and filter_keys should be same. If a log is matched only if the size of filter_keys is 0, or all the value of the related keys in filter_keys, match the regex set in filter_keys_reg

    :type extended_items: dict
    :param extended_items: extended items in dict format e.g. enableRawLog etc. refer to wiki page.
    https://help.aliyun.com/document_detail/29042.html?spm=5176.doc28997.6.744.C583Jg

    """

    def __init__(self, config_name, logstore_name, endpoint, log_path, file_pattern,
                 log_begin_regex=r'\[\d+-\d+-\d+ \d+:\d+:\d+\.\d+.*', topic_format="none", filter_keys=None,
                 filter_keys_reg=None, logSample='', **extended_items):
        logger.warning("aliyun.log.ApsaraLogConfigDetail is deprecated and will be removed in future version. "
                      "Use ConfigDetailBase based class instead")

        if filter_keys_reg is None:
            filter_keys_reg = []
        if filter_keys is None:
            filter_keys = []
        LogtailConfigDetail.__init__(self, config_name, logstore_name, endpoint, log_path, file_pattern,
                                     log_begin_regex,
                                     topic_format, filter_keys, filter_keys_reg, logSample,
                                     'apsara_log', **extended_items)

    def to_json(self):
        json_value = {"configName": self.config_name, "inputType": "file"}
        # add log sample
        if self.logSample:
            json_value["logSample"] = self.logSample

        detail = {'logType': 'apsara_log', 'logPath': self.log_path, 'filePattern': self.file_pattern,
                  'localStorage': True, 'logBeginRegex': self.log_begin_regex, 'timeFormat': '',
                  'filterKey': self.filter_keys, 'filterRegex': self.filter_keys_reg, 'topicFormat': self.topic_format}
        detail.update(self.extended_items)  # add more extended items
        json_value["inputDetail"] = detail
        json_value["outputType"] = "log"
        output_detail = {}
        if self.endpoint is not None:
            output_detail["endpoint"] = self.endpoint
        output_detail["logstoreName"] = self.logstore_name
        json_value['outputDetail'] = output_detail
        return json_value

class LogtailConfigHelper(object):
    """
    A helper to generate logtail config object from dict object (loaded from json)
    """

    @staticmethod
    def generate_common_reg_log_config(json_value):
        """Generate common logtail config from loaded json value

        :param json_value:
        :return:
        """
        input_detail = copy.deepcopy(json_value['inputDetail'])
        output_detail = json_value['outputDetail']
        logSample = json_value.get('logSample', '')
        config_name = json_value['configName']
        logstore_name = output_detail['logstoreName']
        endpoint = output_detail.get('endpoint', '')

        log_path = input_detail['logPath']
        file_pattern = input_detail['filePattern']
        time_format = input_detail['timeFormat']
        log_begin_regex = input_detail.get('logBeginRegex', '')
        log_parse_regex = input_detail.get('regex', '')
        reg_keys = input_detail['key']
        topic_format = input_detail['topicFormat']
        filter_keys = input_detail['filterKey']
        filter_keys_reg = input_detail['filterRegex']
        log_type = input_detail.get('logType')

        for item in ('logPath', 'filePattern', 'timeFormat', 'logBeginRegex', 'regex', 'key',
                     'topicFormat', 'filterKey', 'filterRegex', 'logType'):
            if item in input_detail:
                del input_detail[item]

        config = CommonRegLogConfigDetail(config_name, logstore_name, endpoint, log_path, file_pattern, time_format,
                                          log_begin_regex, log_parse_regex, reg_keys,
                                          topic_format, filter_keys, filter_keys_reg, logSample,
                                          log_type, **input_detail)
        return config

    @staticmethod
    def generate_apsara_log_config(json_value):
        """Generate apsara logtail config from loaded json value

        :param json_value:
        :return:
        """
        input_detail = json_value['inputDetail']
        output_detail = json_value['outputDetail']
        config_name = json_value['configName']
        logSample = json_value.get('logSample', '')

        logstore_name = output_detail['logstoreName']
        endpoint = output_detail.get('endpoint', '')
        log_path = input_detail['logPath']
        file_pattern = input_detail['filePattern']

        log_begin_regex = input_detail.get('logBeginRegex', '')
        topic_format = input_detail['topicFormat']
        filter_keys = input_detail['filterKey']
        filter_keys_reg = input_detail['filterRegex']

        config = ApsaraLogConfigDetail(config_name, logstore_name, endpoint, log_path, file_pattern,
                                       log_begin_regex, topic_format, filter_keys, filter_keys_reg, logSample)
        return config

    @staticmethod
    def generate_logtail_config(json_value):
        """Generate logtail config from loaded json value

        :param json_value:
        :return:
        """
        logger.warning("aliyun.log.LogtailConfigHelper is deprecated and will be removed in future version."
                      "Use LogtailConfigGenerator instead")

        if json_value['inputDetail']['logType'] == 'apsara_log':
            return LogtailConfigHelper.generate_apsara_log_config(json_value)
        return LogtailConfigHelper.generate_common_reg_log_config(json_value)

class ConfigDetailBase(object):
    MANDATORY_FIELDS_ROOT = ["configName", "inputType", "inputDetail"]
    MANDATORY_FIELDS_DETAIL = []
    DEFAULT_DETAIL_FIELDS = [('localStorage', True)]

    def __init__(self, logstoreName, configName, inputType, createTime=None, modifyTime=None, logSample=None,
                 **input_detail):
        self.value = {
            "configName": configName,
            "logSample": logSample,
            "createTime": createTime,
            "modifyTime": modifyTime,
            "inputDetail": input_detail,
            "inputType": inputType,
            "outputDetail": {
                "logstoreName": logstoreName
            },
            "outputType": "LogService"
        }

        # clean up none items
        self.__clean_up_non_items()

        # add default ones
        for k, v in self.DEFAULT_DETAIL_FIELDS:
            if k not in self.value["inputDetail"]:
                self.value["inputDetail"][k] = v

    @property
    def config_name(self):
        return self.value["configName"]

    @config_name.setter
    def config_name(self, value):
        self.value["configName"] = value

    @property
    def logstore_name(self):
        return self.value["outputDetail"]["logstoreName"]

    @logstore_name.setter
    def logstore_name(self, value):
        self.value["outputDetail"]["logstoreName"] = value

    def __clean_up_non_items(self):
        none_items = [k for k, v in self.value.items() if v is None]
        for k in none_items:
            del self.value[k]
        none_detail_items = [k for k, v in self.value["inputDetail"].items() if v is None]
        for k in none_detail_items:
            del self.value["inputDetail"][k]

    @classmethod
    def from_json(cls, json_value):
        for item in cls.MANDATORY_FIELDS_ROOT:
            if item not in json_value:
                raise ValueError('item "{0}" not in json value'.format(item))

        for item in cls.MANDATORY_FIELDS_DETAIL:
            if item not in json_value["inputDetail"]:
                raise ValueError('item "{0}" not in json value "inputDetail"'.format(item))

        logstore_name = json_value["outputDetail"]["logstoreName"]
        config_name = json_value["configName"]
        input_type = json_value["inputType"]
        create_time = json_value.get("createTime", None)
        modify_time = json_value.get("modifyTime", None)
        log_sample = json_value.get("logSample", None)
        input_detail = json_value["inputDetail"]

        if cls == ConfigDetailBase:
            return cls(logstoreName=logstore_name, configName=config_name,
                       input_type=input_type,
                       createTime=create_time, modifyTime=modify_time,
                       logSample=log_sample, **input_detail)

        return cls(logstoreName=logstore_name, configName=config_name,
                   createTime=create_time, modifyTime=modify_time,
                   logSample=log_sample, **input_detail)

    def to_json(self):
        return self.value

class PluginConfigDetail(ConfigDetailBase):
    """The logtail config for simple mode

    :type logstoreName: string
    :param logstoreName: the logstore name

    :type configName: string
    :param configName: the config name

    :type logPath: string
    :param logPath: folder of log path /apsara/nuwa/

    :type filePattern: string
    :param filePattern: file path, e.g. *.log, it will be /apsara/nuwa/.../*.log

    :type localStorage: bool
    :param localStorage: if use local cache 1GB when logtail is offline. default is True.

    :type enableRawLog: bool
    :param enableRawLog: if upload raw data in content, default is False

    :type topicFormat: string
    :param topicFormat: "none", "group_topic" or regex to extract value from file path e.g. "/test/(\w+).log" will extract each file as topic, default is "none"

    :type fileEncoding: string
    :param fileEncoding: "utf8" or "gbk" so far

    :type maxDepth: int
    :param maxDepth: max depth of folder to scan, by default its 100, 0 means just scan the root folder

    :type preserve: bool
    :param preserve: if preserve time-out, by default is False, 30 min time-out if set it as True

    :type preserveDepth: int
    :param preserveDepth: time-out folder depth. 1-3

    :type filterKey: string list
    :param filterKey: only keep log which match the keys. e.g. ["city", "location"] will only scan files math the two fields

    :type filterRegex: string list
    :param filterRegex: matched value for filterKey, e.g. ["shanghai|beijing|nanjing", "east"] note, it's regex value list

    :type createTime: int
    :param createTime: timestamp of created, only useful when getting data from REST

    :type modifyTime: int
    :param modifyTime: timestamp of last modified time, only useful when getting data from REST

    :type extended_items: dict
    :param extended_items: extended items

    """
    MANDATORY_FIELDS_DETAIL = ConfigDetailBase.MANDATORY_FIELDS_DETAIL + ['plugin']
    DEFAULT_DETAIL_FIELDS = ConfigDetailBase.DEFAULT_DETAIL_FIELDS

    def __init__(self, logstoreName, configName, plugin, **extended_items):
        input_detail = {
            "plugin": plugin
        }
        input_detail.update(extended_items)

        ConfigDetailBase.__init__(self, logstoreName, configName, "plugin", **input_detail)

class SeperatorFileConfigDetail(ConfigDetailBase):
    """The logtail config for separator mode

    :type logstoreName: string
    :param logstoreName: the logstore name

    :type configName: string
    :param configName: the config name

    :type logPath: string
    :param logPath: folder of log path /apsara/nuwa/

    :type filePattern: string
    :param filePattern: file path, e.g. *.log, it will be /apsara/nuwa/.../*.log

    :type logSample: string
    :param logSample: log sample. e.g. shanghai|2000|east

    :type separator: string
    :param separator: '\t' for tab, ' ' for space, '|',  up to 3 chars like "&&&" or "||" etc.

    :type key: string list
    :param key: keys to map the fields like ["city", "population", "location"]

    :type timeKey: string
    :param timeKey: one key name in `key` to set the time or set it None to use system time.

    :type timeFormat: string
    :param timeFormat: whe timeKey is not None, set its format, refer to https://help.aliyun.com/document_detail/28980.html?spm=5176.2020520112.113.4.2243b18eHkxdNB

    :type localStorage: bool
    :param localStorage: if use local cache 1GB when logtail is offline. default is True.

    :type enableRawLog: bool
    :param enableRawLog: if upload raw data in content, default is False

    :type topicFormat: string
    :param topicFormat: "none", "group_topic" or regex to extract value from file path e.g. "/test/(\w+).log" will extract each file as topic, default is "none"

    :type fileEncoding: string
    :param fileEncoding: "utf8" or "gbk" so far

    :type maxDepth: int
    :param maxDepth: max depth of folder to scan, by default its 100, 0 means just scan the root folder

    :type preserve: bool
    :param preserve: if preserve time-out, by default is False, 30 min time-out if set it as True

    :type preserveDepth: int
    :param preserveDepth: time-out folder depth. 1-3

    :type filterKey: string list
    :param filterKey: only keep log which match the keys. e.g. ["city", "location"] will only scan files math the two fields

    :type filterRegex: string list
    :param filterRegex: matched value for filterKey, e.g. ["shanghai|beijing|nanjing", "east"] note, it's regex value list

    :type createTime: int
    :param createTime: timestamp of created, only useful when getting data from REST

    :type modifyTime: int
    :param modifyTime: timestamp of last modified time, only useful when getting data from REST

    :type extended_items: dict
    :param extended_items: extended items

    """
    MANDATORY_FIELDS_ROOT = ConfigDetailBase.MANDATORY_FIELDS_ROOT + ["logSample"]
    MANDATORY_FIELDS_DETAIL = ConfigDetailBase.MANDATORY_FIELDS_DETAIL \
                              + ["logPath", "filePattern", "separator", "key"]
    DEFAULT_DETAIL_FIELDS = [("logType", "delimiter_log"), ("localStorage", True),
                             ("timeFormat", ''), ("topicFormat", "none"), ("autoExtend", True)]

    def __init__(self, logstoreName, configName, logPath, filePattern, logSample, separator, key,
                 timeKey='', timeFormat=None, localStorage=None, enableRawLog=None, topicFormat=None,
                 fileEncoding=None, maxDepth=None, preserve=None, preserveDepth=None, filterKey=None,
                 filterRegex=None, createTime=None, modifyTime=None, **extended_items):
        input_detail = {
            "logPath": logPath,
            "filePattern": filePattern,
            "separator": separator,
            "key": key,
            "timeFormat": timeFormat,
            "timeKey": timeKey,
            "localStorage": localStorage,
            "enableRawLog": enableRawLog,
            "topicFormat": topicFormat,
            "fileEncoding": fileEncoding,
            "maxDepth": maxDepth,
            "preserve": preserve,
            "preserveDepth": preserveDepth,
            "filterKey": filterKey,
            "filterRegex": filterRegex
        }
        input_detail.update(extended_items)

        ConfigDetailBase.__init__(self, logstoreName, configName, "file", createTime=createTime, modifyTime=modifyTime,
                                  logSample=logSample, **input_detail)

class SimpleFileConfigDetail(ConfigDetailBase):
    """The logtail config for simple mode

    :type logstoreName: string
    :param logstoreName: the logstore name

    :type configName: string
    :param configName: the config name

    :type logPath: string
    :param logPath: folder of log path /apsara/nuwa/

    :type filePattern: string
    :param filePattern: file path, e.g. *.log, it will be /apsara/nuwa/.../*.log

    :type localStorage: bool
    :param localStorage: if use local cache 1GB when logtail is offline. default is True.

    :type enableRawLog: bool
    :param enableRawLog: if upload raw data in content, default is False

    :type topicFormat: string
    :param topicFormat: "none", "group_topic" or regex to extract value from file path e.g. "/test/(\w+).log" will extract each file as topic, default is "none"

    :type fileEncoding: string
    :param fileEncoding: "utf8" or "gbk" so far

    :type maxDepth: int
    :param maxDepth: max depth of folder to scan, by default its 100, 0 means just scan the root folder

    :type preserve: bool
    :param preserve: if preserve time-out, by default is False, 30 min time-out if set it as True

    :type preserveDepth: int
    :param preserveDepth: time-out folder depth. 1-3

    :type filterKey: string list
    :param filterKey: only keep log which match the keys. e.g. ["city", "location"] will only scan files math the two fields

    :type filterRegex: string list
    :param filterRegex: matched value for filterKey, e.g. ["shanghai|beijing|nanjing", "east"] note, it's regex value list

    :type createTime: int
    :param createTime: timestamp of created, only useful when getting data from REST

    :type modifyTime: int
    :param modifyTime: timestamp of last modified time, only useful when getting data from REST

    :type extended_items: dict
    :param extended_items: extended items

    """

    MANDATORY_FIELDS_DETAIL = ConfigDetailBase.MANDATORY_FIELDS_DETAIL \
                              + ["logPath", "filePattern"]
    DEFAULT_DETAIL_FIELDS = ConfigDetailBase.DEFAULT_DETAIL_FIELDS \
                            + [("logType", 'common_reg_log'), ("regex", '(.*)'), ("key", ['content']),
                               ("timeFormat", ''), ("topicFormat", "none")]

    def __init__(self, logstoreName, configName, logPath, filePattern, localStorage=None,
                 enableRawLog=None, topicFormat=None,
                 fileEncoding=None, maxDepth=None, preserve=None, preserveDepth=None, filterKey=None,
                 filterRegex=None, **extended_items):
        input_detail = {
            "logPath": logPath,
            "filePattern": filePattern,
            "localStorage": localStorage,
            "enableRawLog": enableRawLog,
            "topicFormat": topicFormat,
            "fileEncoding": fileEncoding,
            "maxDepth": maxDepth,
            "preserve": preserve,
            "preserveDepth": preserveDepth,
            "filterKey": filterKey,
            "filterRegex": filterRegex
        }
        input_detail.update(extended_items)

        ConfigDetailBase.__init__(self, logstoreName, configName, "file", **input_detail)

class FullRegFileConfigDetail(ConfigDetailBase):
    """The logtail config for full regex mode

    :type logstoreName: string
    :param logstoreName: the logstore name

    :type configName: string
    :param configName: the config name

    :type logPath: string
    :param logPath: folder of log path /apsara/nuwa/

    :type filePattern: string
    :param filePattern: file path, e.g. *.log, it will be /apsara/nuwa/.../*.log

    :type logSample: string
    :param logSample: log sample. e.g. shanghai|2000|east

    :type logBeginRegex: string
    :param logBeginRegex: regex to match line, None means '.*', just single line mode.

    :type regex: string
    :param regex: regex to extract fields form log. None means (.*), just capture whole line

    :type key: string list
    :param key: keys to map the fields like ["city", "population", "location"]. None means ["content"]

    :type timeFormat: string
    :param timeFormat: whe timeKey is not None, set its format, refer to https://help.aliyun.com/document_detail/28980.html?spm=5176.2020520112.113.4.2243b18eHkxdNB

    :type localStorage: bool
    :param localStorage: if use local cache 1GB when logtail is offline. default is True.

    :type enableRawLog: bool
    :param enableRawLog: if upload raw data in content, default is False

    :type topicFormat: string
    :param topicFormat: "none", "group_topic" or regex to extract value from file path e.g. "/test/(\w+).log" will extract each file as topic, default is "none"

    :type fileEncoding: string
    :param fileEncoding: "utf8" or "gbk" so far

    :type maxDepth: int
    :param maxDepth: max depth of folder to scan, by default its 100, 0 means just scan the root folder

    :type preserve: bool
    :param preserve: if preserve time-out, by default is False, 30 min time-out if set it as True

    :type preserveDepth: int
    :param preserveDepth: time-out folder depth. 1-3

    :type filterKey: string list
    :param filterKey: only keep log which match the keys. e.g. ["city", "location"] will only scan files math the two fields

    :type filterRegex: string list
    :param filterRegex: matched value for filterKey, e.g. ["shanghai|beijing|nanjing", "east"] note, it's regex value list

    :type createTime: int
    :param createTime: timestamp of created, only useful when getting data from REST

    :type modifyTime: int
    :param modifyTime: timestamp of last modified time, only useful when getting data from REST

    :type extended_items: dict
    :param extended_items: extended items

    """
    MANDATORY_FIELDS_DETAIL = ConfigDetailBase.MANDATORY_FIELDS_DETAIL \
                              + ["logPath", "filePattern"]
    DEFAULT_DETAIL_FIELDS = ConfigDetailBase.DEFAULT_DETAIL_FIELDS \
                            + [("logType", 'common_reg_log'), ("regex", '(.*)'),
                               ("key", ['content']), ("timeFormat", '')]

    def __init__(self, logstoreName, configName, logPath, filePattern, logSample,
                 logBeginRegex=None, regex=None, key=None, timeFormat=None,
                 localStorage=None,
                 enableRawLog=None, topicFormat=None,
                 fileEncoding=None, maxDepth=None, preserve=None, preserveDepth=None, filterKey=None,
                 filterRegex=None, **extended_items):
        input_detail = {
            "logPath": logPath,
            "filePattern": filePattern,
            "logBeginRegex": logBeginRegex,
            "regex": regex,
            "key": key,
            "timeFormat": timeFormat,
            "localStorage": localStorage,
            "enableRawLog": enableRawLog,
            "topicFormat": topicFormat,
            "fileEncoding": fileEncoding,
            "maxDepth": maxDepth,
            "preserve": preserve,
            "preserveDepth": preserveDepth,
            "filterKey": filterKey,
            "filterRegex": filterRegex
        }
        input_detail.update(extended_items)

        ConfigDetailBase.__init__(self, logstoreName, configName, "file", logSample=logSample, **input_detail)

class JsonFileConfigDetail(ConfigDetailBase):
    """The logtail config for json mode

    :type logstoreName: string
    :param logstoreName: the logstore name

    :type configName: string
    :param configName: the config name

    :type logPath: string
    :param logPath: folder of log path /apsara/nuwa/

    :type filePattern: string
    :param filePattern: file path, e.g. *.log, it will be /apsara/nuwa/.../*.log

    :type timeKey: string
    :param timeKey: one key name in `key` to set the time or set it None to use system time.

    :type timeFormat: string
    :param timeFormat: whe timeKey is not None, set its format, refer to https://help.aliyun.com/document_detail/28980.html?spm=5176.2020520112.113.4.2243b18eHkxdNB

    :type localStorage: bool
    :param localStorage: if use local cache 1GB when logtail is offline. default is True.

    :type enableRawLog: bool
    :param enableRawLog: if upload raw data in content, default is False

    :type topicFormat: string
    :param topicFormat: "none", "group_topic" or regex to extract value from file path e.g. "/test/(\w+).log" will extract each file as topic, default is "none"

    :type fileEncoding: string
    :param fileEncoding: "utf8" or "gbk" so far

    :type maxDepth: int
    :param maxDepth: max depth of folder to scan, by default its 100, 0 means just scan the root folder

    :type preserve: bool
    :param preserve: if preserve time-out, by default is False, 30 min time-out if set it as True

    :type preserveDepth: int
    :param preserveDepth: time-out folder depth. 1-3

    :type filterKey: string list
    :param filterKey: only keep log which match the keys. e.g. ["city", "location"] will only scan files math the two fields

    :type filterRegex: string list
    :param filterRegex: matched value for filterKey, e.g. ["shanghai|beijing|nanjing", "east"] note, it's regex value list

    :type createTime: int
    :param createTime: timestamp of created, only useful when getting data from REST

    :type modifyTime: int
    :param modifyTime: timestamp of last modified time, only useful when getting data from REST

    :type extended_items: dict
    :param extended_items: extended items

    """
    MANDATORY_FIELDS_DETAIL = ConfigDetailBase.MANDATORY_FIELDS_DETAIL \
                              + ["logPath", "filePattern"]
    DEFAULT_DETAIL_FIELDS = ConfigDetailBase.DEFAULT_DETAIL_FIELDS \
                            + [("logType", "json_log"), ('localStorage', True),
                               ("timeFormat", ''), ("topicFormat", "none")]

    def __init__(self, logstoreName, configName, logPath, filePattern, timeKey='', timeFormat=None,
                 localStorage=None, enableRawLog=None, topicFormat=None,
                 fileEncoding=None, maxDepth=None, preserve=None, preserveDepth=None, filterKey=None,
                 filterRegex=None, createTime=None, modifyTime=None, **extended_items):
        input_detail = {
            "logPath": logPath,
            "filePattern": filePattern,
            "timeFormat": timeFormat,
            "timeKey": timeKey,
            "localStorage": localStorage,
            "enableRawLog": enableRawLog,
            "topicFormat": topicFormat,
            "fileEncoding": fileEncoding,
            "maxDepth": maxDepth,
            "preserve": preserve,
            "preserveDepth": preserveDepth,
            "filterKey": filterKey,
            "filterRegex": filterRegex
        }
        input_detail.update(extended_items)

        ConfigDetailBase.__init__(self, logstoreName, configName, "file", createTime=createTime, modifyTime=modifyTime,
                                  **input_detail)

class ApsaraFileConfigDetail(ConfigDetailBase):
    """The logtail config for Apsara mode

    :type logstoreName: string
    :param logstoreName: the logstore name

    :type configName: string
    :param configName: the config name

    :type logPath: string
    :param logPath: folder of log path /apsara/nuwa/

    :type filePattern: string
    :param filePattern: file path, e.g. *.log, it will be /apsara/nuwa/.../*.log

    :type logBeginRegex: string
    :param logBeginRegex: regex to match line, None means '.*', just single line mode.

    :type localStorage: bool
    :param localStorage: if use local cache 1GB when logtail is offline. default is True.

    :type enableRawLog: bool
    :param enableRawLog: if upload raw data in content, default is False

    :type topicFormat: string
    :param topicFormat: "none", "group_topic" or regex to extract value from file path e.g. "/test/(\w+).log" will extract each file as topic, default is "none"

    :type fileEncoding: string
    :param fileEncoding: "utf8" or "gbk" so far

    :type maxDepth: int
    :param maxDepth: max depth of folder to scan, by default its 100, 0 means just scan the root folder

    :type preserve: bool
    :param preserve: if preserve time-out, by default is False, 30 min time-out if set it as True

    :type preserveDepth: int
    :param preserveDepth: time-out folder depth. 1-3

    :type filterKey: string list
    :param filterKey: only keep log which match the keys. e.g. ["city", "location"] will only scan files math the two fields

    :type filterRegex: string list
    :param filterRegex: matched value for filterKey, e.g. ["shanghai|beijing|nanjing", "east"] note, it's regex value list

    :type createTime: int
    :param createTime: timestamp of created, only useful when getting data from REST

    :type modifyTime: int
    :param modifyTime: timestamp of last modified time, only useful when getting data from REST

    :type extended_items: dict
    :param extended_items: extended items

    """
    MANDATORY_FIELDS_DETAIL = ConfigDetailBase.MANDATORY_FIELDS_DETAIL \
                              + ["logPath", "filePattern", "logBeginRegex"]
    DEFAULT_DETAIL_FIELDS = ConfigDetailBase.DEFAULT_DETAIL_FIELDS \
                            + [("logType", "apsara_log"), ("topicFormat", "none")]

    def __init__(self, logstoreName, configName, logPath, filePattern, logBeginRegex,
                 localStorage=None, enableRawLog=None, topicFormat=None,
                 fileEncoding=None, maxDepth=None, preserve=None, preserveDepth=None, filterKey=None,
                 filterRegex=None, createTime=None, modifyTime=None, **extended_items):
        input_detail = {
            "logPath": logPath,
            "filePattern": filePattern,
            "logBeginRegex": logBeginRegex,
            "localStorage": localStorage,
            "enableRawLog": enableRawLog,
            "topicFormat": topicFormat,
            "fileEncoding": fileEncoding,
            "maxDepth": maxDepth,
            "preserve": preserve,
            "preserveDepth": preserveDepth,
            "filterKey": filterKey,
            "filterRegex": filterRegex
        }
        input_detail.update(extended_items)

        ConfigDetailBase.__init__(self, logstoreName, configName, "file", createTime=createTime, modifyTime=modifyTime,
                                  **input_detail)

class SyslogConfigDetail(ConfigDetailBase):
    """The logtail config for syslog mode

    :type logstoreName: string
    :param logstoreName: the logstore name

    :type configName: string
    :param configName: the config name

    :type tag: string
    :param tag: tag for the log captured

    :type localStorage: bool
    :param localStorage: if use local cache 1GB when logtail is offline. default is True.

    :type createTime: int
    :param createTime: timestamp of created, only useful when getting data from REST

    :type modifyTime: int
    :param modifyTime: timestamp of last modified time, only useful when getting data from REST

    :type extended_items: dict
    :param extended_items: extended items

    """
    MANDATORY_FIELDS_DETAIL = ConfigDetailBase.MANDATORY_FIELDS_DETAIL + ["tag"]

    def __init__(self, logstoreName, configName, tag,
                 localStorage=None, createTime=None, modifyTime=None, **extended_items):
        input_detail = {
            "tag": tag,
            "localStorage": localStorage
        }
        input_detail.update(extended_items)

        ConfigDetailBase.__init__(self, logstoreName, configName, "syslog", createTime=createTime,
                                  modifyTime=modifyTime,
                                  **input_detail)

class LogtailConfigGenerator(object):
    """
    Generator of Logtial config
    """

    @staticmethod
    def generate_simple_log_config(json_value):
        return SimpleFileConfigDetail.from_json(json_value)

    @staticmethod
    def generate_json_config(json_value):
        return JsonFileConfigDetail.from_json(json_value)

    @staticmethod
    def generate_syslog_config(json_value):
        return SyslogConfigDetail.from_json(json_value)

    @staticmethod
    def generate_separator_config(json_value):
        return SeperatorFileConfigDetail.from_json(json_value)

    @staticmethod
    def generate_full_regex_config(json_value):
        return FullRegFileConfigDetail.from_json(json_value)

    @staticmethod
    def generate_apsara_config(json_value):
        return ApsaraFileConfigDetail.from_json(json_value)

    @staticmethod
    def generate_plugin_config(json_value):
        return PluginConfigDetail.from_json(json_value)

    @staticmethod
    def generate_config(json_value):
        input_type = json_value.get("inputType", "")
        if input_type == LogtailInputType.PLUGIN.value:
            return LogtailConfigGenerator.generate_plugin_config(json_value)
        elif input_type == LogtailInputType.SYSLOG.value:
            return LogtailConfigGenerator.generate_syslog_config(json_value)
        elif input_type == LogtailInputType.FILE.value:
            log_type = json_value["inputDetail"].get("logType", "")
            if log_type == LogtailType.JSON.value:
                return LogtailConfigGenerator.generate_json_config(json_value)
            elif log_type == LogtailType.FULL_REGEX.value:
                # use simple which is also full actually
                return LogtailConfigGenerator.generate_simple_log_config(json_value)
            elif log_type == LogtailType.SEPARATOR.value:
                return LogtailConfigGenerator.generate_separator_config(json_value)
            elif log_type == LogtailType.APSARA.value:
                return LogtailConfigGenerator.generate_apsara_config(json_value)

        raise LogException("InvalidInput", "input json string missed necessary fields: "
                                           "input_type and/or logType")

    @staticmethod
    def from_json(json_value):
        return LogtailConfigGenerator.generate_config(json_value)

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Employers sometimes overlook the importance of upskilling their domestic workers. Some say it's a waste of time, while others claim it's not necessary. But not upskilling your helper before she starts to work can actually cost you more than you realise. So where do you begin? Here are some tips on how to properly train helpers.
Cleaning styles are different for every person. But since you are hiring a helper to do exactly what you need to be done at home, you should upskill her in terms of how you want your house to be cleaned. This is really just to avoid future misunderstandings just because you can't meet her halfway. For certain tasks you may not mind, but if you want a certain product to be used, tell her. You can do this by showing her how you want things to be cleaned. This will get her familiarised with the areas that need the most attention. Do you use any special techniques? Do you use any special equipment for cleaning? Tell your helper of these things because, often times, misunderstandings with helpers come from unclear instructions.
Domestic helpers from abroad may or may not be familiar with your country's local dishes. She may be very good at cooking Filipino, Japanese or Chinese food, but if you want her to cook your country's cuisine, you will have to show her. At the start, you may also want to teach her what kinds of kitchen equipment she should use and how to use it. Once she gets a hang of your dishes, you can give her recipes so she can remember and improvise. In case any family members are allergic to certain foods, make sure to tell her. Finally, if you want to ensure healthy food for your children, you can discuss a meal plan with her.
Is your family always on the go with children heading off to friends and soccer practice? If so, your life may revolve around a schedule. Make sure your helper has a weekly schedule so she can plan her duties around it. What time do you leave for work? What time do the kids get up in the morning? Does your family go out of town on weekends? Discuss your plans with the helper, but make sure she knows to also be flexible.
Mistakes are inevitable. But proper training can help you have a happy, well-functioning household. The HelperChoice Academy training is designed to let domestic helpers benefit from continuous training and education at an affordable price. Find out more here if you want to turn your helper into a super helper!


Don't rush in – allow plenty of time for preambles and getting to know your hosts. That said, Dubai remains a place with conservative values and you should treat this as part of the formalities. Avoid commenting on politics and religion and stay off alcohol at all times – even asking for it can cause embarrassment. That said, once contacts are established you can expect a strong relationship. Suits are the norm, and bear in mind that most meetings will be conducted in what can be chilly air-conditioned offices.
Dubai has more high-class hotels than any other place of comparable size, which keeps prices keen to a certain point. Sheikh Zayed Road is at the centre of things and the perfect location if you've got meetings all over town. Qamardeen (www.southernsun.com) manages to be hip but not overbearing with colourful, modern doubles. Rack rates are on the high side, but you should be able to get well below £200.
Deira's street scene offers the most fun eating in the Emirate. Also here in Le Meridien Dubai you'll find Cafe Chic (www.starwoodhotels.com), a celebrated Michelin-rated French place. Expect impeccable culinary acumen and, if this is your choice of where to eat, nods of approval from your clients.
Dubai's bar scene revolves around hotels which serve alcohol to thirsty expats, and Thursday and Friday nights are the time to party. For somewhere a little less full-on than many places try Left bank at Souq Madinat Jumeirah (www.jumeirah.com), with waterside tables to watch the traditional wooden water taxis, known as abras, float past. The food is pretty good too.
Flights to Dubai are keenly priced, even direct ones at reasonably busy times. Emirates have the best coverage, with an especially useful links from Birmingham, Glasgow and Manchester. Some travellers are using Etihad Airways to Abu Dhabi and travelling into Dubai from there, which can save some money.
Dubai International Airport is the busiest in the Middle East, with over 30 million passengers – and rising – passing through it each year. An airport transfer to your hotel can often be included in your room package, and can save you money. In less than half an hour you can be in most places in Dubai by taxi and it won't cost more than £20. Walking's not the norm.


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AutoDesk's Recurring Revenue (2019-2022)
This statistic highlights AutoDesk's Recurring Revenue from Q4 2019 onwards, reported a quarterly basis.
By Ananya Bansal
Autodesk is a global leader in 3D design, engineering, and entertainment software and services, providing customers with powerful technology products and services that help them run their businesses more efficiently. They work with clients in the fields of architecture, engineering, and construction, as well as product design and manufacturing, and digital media and entertainment. Their corporate headquarters are in San Rafael, California, and their executive offices are in San Francisco, California.
What is Recurring Revenue?
The portion of a company's revenue that is expected to continue in the future is known as recurring revenue. These revenues, unlike one-time sales, are predictable, stable, and can be counted on to occur at regular intervals in the future with a high degree of certainty. Businesses, investors, and analysts pay close attention to the revenue reported on a company's income statement. Because all expenses and taxes are subtracted from revenues to arrive at net income, the top line determines the bottom line, or profit.
One-time sales or a stream of expected periodic sales can be used to generate revenue. The latter, also known as recurring revenue, is critical for businesses that want to ensure a steady and predictable revenue stream. Companies that receive monthly payments from customers who are locked into long-term contracts that last longer than the current accounting period are examples, as are big name brands that can reasonably expect their popular, market-leading products to remain at the top of consumer shopping lists for years to come.
AutoDesk's Recurring Revenue
Period Q4 2019 Q1 2020 Q2 2020 Q3 2020 Q4 2020 Q1 2021 Q2 2021 Q3 2021 Q4 2021 Q1 2022 Q2 2022
Recurring Revenue $0.69 $0.71 $0.77 $0.81 $0.86 $0.87 $0.89 $0.92 $0.98 $0.97 $1.03
(All figures in billions)
The recurring revenue of AutoDesk has increased by 50% from $0.69 billion in Q4 2019 to $1.03 billion in Q2 2022. The recurring revenue showed a rising trend from Q4 2019 to Q4 2021. In this period, the metric remained in a range of $0.69 to $0.98 billion. Between three quarters: Q4 2020, Q1 2021, and Q2 2021, the Recurring Revenue varied in a close range of $0.86 billion to $0.89 billion.
However, the percentage growth varied from 0.9% in Q1 2021 to 8.4% in Q2 2020. Q1 2022 witnessed a dip of 1.4% as the recurring revenue was recorded to be $0.97 billion. This was followed by a rise of 6.9% as the recurring revenue increased to $1.03 billion in Q2 2020.
Overall, we can say that AutoDesk's Recurring Revenue has been in an uptrend between Q4 2019 and the latest quarter of 2022. With subtle variations in between, the company has still managed to drive the revenue higher and higher, finally touching the 1 billion mark in the latest quarter.
About Autodesk
Autodesk is a US based multinational software company. Their technology is used in architecture, engineering, construction, product design, manufacturing, media, and entertainment, allowing innovators to solve problems- big and small, all over the world. The Autodesk software helps customers design and create a better world for everyone, from greener buildings to smarter products to more mesmerising blockbusters.
Autodesk softwares such as AutoCAD, Revit, Maya, 3ds Max, Fusion 360, SketchBook, and others are used by over 100 million people to unleash their creativity and solve important design, business, and environmental challenges. By visualising, simulating, and analysing real-world performance early in the design process, their customers can design, fabricate, manufacture, and build anything. AutoDesk's customers can use these capabilities to foster innovation, streamline manufacturing and construction processes, save time and money, improve quality, deliver more sustainable outcomes, communicate plans, and collaborate with others. Their professional software is sold both directly to customers and through a network of resellers and distributors around the world. Their software runs on both personal computers and mobile devices, and it uses the cloud's infinite computing power to help teams all over the world collaborate, design, simulate, and fabricate 3D models. Autodesk is revolutionising the way the world is designed and built.
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text:
Philippines hurdles unholy blockade, RH Bill is now RH Law
Dale 1 Friday, December 28, 2012 A+ A-
https://www.dlist.ph/2012/12/philippines-hurdles-unholy-blockade-rh.html
Ending over a decade of debates of the much talked-about RH Bill, President Benigno Aquino III signed Republic Act No. 10354 or the Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012 on December 21, 2012.
The signing was done despite strong opposition from the Roman Catholic Church that rallied, threatened, lied and even used homilies to advance their own bid for control over the citizenry. The bill made a historic turn during this administration when Aquino stood his ground against the manipulative church and certified the bill urgent less than two weeks before Christmas.
The RH Law provides much needed access to reproductive health care services as well as information that the church and their minions in government tried hard to keep from the suffering families in the country.
UPDATE: Conflicting reports came out a few hours after the initial leak of RH being signed. Follow the story here.
Politics and Religion 1579536482896112465
At last, even though it is 20 years too late and 14 years in the making.


As part of its regular budget process the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) on February 23, 2017 modified the financial plan it had previously adopted for 2017 to 2020.1 The modifications include five noteworthy changes which have the combined impact of slightly worsening the agency's fiscal outlook.
First, the financial plan update specifies, for the first time, the cost of the recently negotiated 28-month labor contract with the Transport Workers Union (TWU) Local 100. The agreement, announced in January and ratified by the union in February, covers 38,000 transit workers and sets the wage pattern for other represented transit workers.
Note: Totals may not add owing to rounding.
Source: Metropolitan Transportation Authority, 2017 Approved Budget, February Financial Plan (February 20, 2017).
The negative impact of these two changes is largely, but not fully, offset by three more positive modifications. The MTA expects to reduce operating expenses due to unspecified efficiencies by $25 million in 2017 and $50 million in each year thereafter, a total favorable impact of $175 million. In 2010 the MTA began setting these incremental recurring savings targets based on agency efficiencies, a process that has generated nearly $2 billion in annual savings. Much of the "low-hanging fruit" has been picked, and the agency has noted the difficulty of identifying and implementing more efficiencies.
Additionally, adjustments related to the financing of the MTA's capital program will save money by lowering debt service. The State Division of the Budget agreed to accelerate the release of $704 million previously appropriated to support the MTA capital program.8 Receiving this capital funding earlier than anticipated allows the MTA to defer previously scheduled borrowing, saving $12 million in 2017 and $38 million per year thereafter in debt service. The MTA also plans to shift the timing of pay-as-you-go (PAYGO) capital contributions, moving a planned $50 million contribution in 2017 to 2018 and a planned $25 million contribution in 2019 to 2020.9 The combined effect of earlier-than-expected State funding and PAYGO shifts results in favorable outcomes of $62 million in 2017, $63 million in 2019, and $12 million in 2020, and an unfavorable outcome of $15 million in 2018.
Finally, the MTA settled with insurers over claims related to Superstorm Sandy, yielding $100 million to compensate for lost business during and after the storm. The modified plan includes this "one-shot" to support operations in 2017.
In some ways the February Financial Plan represents business as usual. The MTA relies on unspecified efficiencies to alleviate projected deficits, and it manages planned PAYGO capital to use cash balances to lower debt service costs where appropriate. However, the revised plan also reflects more fundamental changes in MTA financing arrangements, reducing subsidies from earmarked and other state taxes without replacement funds that were in the past provided through state funding.
The MTA can accommodate the revenue reductions and higher labor costs in the short term, although the projected 2020 cash deficit is now larger than what was anticipated in the previous plan. Addressing the labor settlement and the subsidy reductions exceeded the value of the "one-shot" insurance recovery and the latest round of yet-to-be implemented efficiencies. Decreases in annual cash balances are modest but the cumulative impact is noteworthy with a negative balance of $372 million in 2020. A 1 percent annual general reserve, if not needed each year, could provide $650 million over the plan period. Absent the availability of these funds new policy actions will be required to keep the agency from serious red ink.
Metropolitan Transportation Authority, 2017 Adopted Budget, February Financial Plan 2017-2020 (February 21, 2017), http://web.mta.info/mta/budget/.
Notably, the contract contains a $500 pensionable cash bonus for each employee at the end of the contract and captures changes to reduce the costs of workers' compensation in the future.
Bob Hennelly, "TWU Wage Deal Gets Thumbs-Up From Two-Thirds of Membership," The Chief Leader (February 17, 2017), http://thechiefleader.com/.
Beyond 2020 the MTA believes the settlement will have virtually no cash impact because higher base salary costs are expected to be offset by other savings. See: Metropolitan Transportation Authority, 2017 Adopted Budget, February Financial Plan 2017-2020 (February 21, 2017), p. I-3, http://web.mta.info/mta/budget/.
Metropolitan Transportation Authority, 2017 Adopted Budget, February Financial Plan 2017-2020 (February 21, 2017), p. I-3, http://web.mta.info/mta/budget/.
MMTOA provides operating subsidies for the MTA and other downstate transportation systems. These funds are appropriated by the legislature and consist of business taxes and sales and use taxes, some levied Statewide and others limited to the MTA service region. PMT is a payroll tax on the MTA region, and PMT Replacement Funds were appropriated in response to certain PMT rate reductions and exemptions and are paid for through alternative sources included in the State budget. PBT are composed of a business privilege tax, a gasoline and diesel fuel excise tax, and fees for vehicle registrations and driver licenses. The MTA receives 34 percent of the proceeds from these taxes and fees. MTA Aid is composed of: a $1 license fee for each six-month period of validity of a learner's permit or driver's license issued to individuals residing in the MTA service region; a $25 annual motor vehicle registration fee in the MTA service region; a 50-cent per ride tax imposed on each taxicab ride that originates in New York City and terminates within the MTA service region; and a 5 percent tax on automobile rental fees within the MTA service region.
In its one-house budget bill, the New York State Assembly restored the $65 million reduction in PMT Replacement funds; however, in doing so they have reduced State capital funds to meet this operating need. See: Overview of Assembly Budget Proposal, State Fiscal Year 2017-2018 (March 13, 2017), p. 65-2 http://nyassembly.gov/Reports/WAM/20170313/2017_budget_summary.pdf; and Metropolitan Transportation Authority, 2017 Adopted Budget, February Financial Plan 2017-2020 (February 21, 2017), p. I-2, http://web.mta.info/mta/budget/.
Of this, $104 million has been advanced for the 2015-2019 capital program, and the MTA anticipates an additional $600 million this year for the 2010-2014 capital program.
These shifts result in a $3 million increase in debt service in 2018 and a $1 million increase in debt service in 2020.


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Curtis Cameron Lane, Jr.
Curtis Cameron "Cam" Lane, Jr., 79, died peacefully at his home on Dec. 30, 2022. He was preceded in death by his parents, Curtis Cameron Lane and Ruby Culler Lane, and his brother, William "Bill" Lane. He retired as a sergeant with the Winston-Salem police department in 1998, having served in several capacities as a reserve and full-time officer.
Cam was a 1961 graduate of R.J. Reynolds High School, attended Wake Forest University, and graduated from High Point College in 1970. Before becoming a police officer, he worked for R.J Reynolds Tobacco Co., was the media director for United Advertising, and served as director of the Triad Sportsman's Show in the 1970s. In the 1990s, he was the owner/operator of Triad TV and Appliance. After retiring from WSPD, he "worked" at Klingspor Woodworking Shop, where his paycheck supported his favorite hobby.
Cam served in a number of volunteer positions over the years. He was a board member of Jonestown Swim & Tennis Club and the Winston-Salem Rescue Squad. He was a member of Unity Moravian Church, where he played in the band, served on the board of trustees, and was chairman of the graveyard committee.
To say Cam lived a full life would truly be an understatement. His exploits included grappling with Victor the Wrestling Bear, scuba diving on shipwrecks, surviving a charge from a buffalo, catching a tournament winning sailfish, and flying airplanes. One of his most memorable adventures was a 23-day, cross-country motorcycle ride with his friends. They traveled through 21 states and stopped in Sturgis, S.D., for the famous motorcycle rally. A self-described "Jack of all trades and master of none", he was a gifted photographer, mechanic, genealogist, musician, and woodworker. He never met a stranger and said he had more friends than any one person deserved.
Cam is survived by his loving wife of 21 years, Cynthia Baker Lane; two sons, Mark (Shelley) Lane and Matthew (Nicole) Lane; stepsons David Baker, Brian (Kim) Baker, Bruce (Amy) Keen; and stepdaughter Candice (Casey) Rowley. He leaves behind 20 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 13 at Unity Moravian Church, 8300 Concord Church Road in Lewisville. A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 14 at Unity Moravian. Condolences may be sent online at https://affordablecremationswsnc.com/obituary/
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Forsyth Humane Society of North Carolina at https://forsythhumane.org/donate-now/ or Trellis Supportive Care at https://www.trellissupport.org/content/memorial-or-honor-donations.
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Shannon Sapp
No better a man, no finer a Gentleman. Blessed to have know him, learned from him, and been guided by him. Great memories I carry in my heart and life. Some I cannot forget, Hee Hee.
Howard Tucker
I'm blessed to have known Cam for 30+ years. He has been a true friend. He was a good listener and I valued his opinions. I'm gonna miss Cam but I have a lot of good memories. We will meet again on the other side and the best is yet to come. God bless the family 🙏
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Cam was a man of his word. he's an angel in heaven now.
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Cameron is truly a southern gentleman. We always loved visiting with him and especially listening to his southern drawl. We laughed many many times when he would correct Siri while driving in the car. He would say that's not what I said and we would laugh because it would sound southern and Siri just didn't catch on. We enjoyed going out to dinners and listening to Cam's great stories. He truly did have a buffalo charge him. We loved his woodworking and policeman stories, and know he is beloved by many many friends, and family. We so appreciate that he made made our sister Cynthia so happy. He will truly be missed, but we look forward to seeing him again.
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Sending love and support to the Lane family!
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Cam was a great neighbor and friend! I looked forward to his call when he was fundraising for the policeman's retirement fund! He delivered pork butts with a big smile and some great stories! Cynthia, Mark and Matt, Cam's kindness and fun for life was a gift that inspired so many. I hope you each will feel his love and positive attitude in your lives, and peace in the new year.
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Q: Spring Data Elasticsearch only returning exact matches I made a simple project to test free text search using Spring Data Elasticsearch. Here is my entity:
@Document(indexName = "flag", type = "flag")
public class Flag {

    @Id
    private String flagCode;

    @MultiField(mainField = @Field(type = FieldType.String))
    private String flagName;

    // setters and getters
}

Now, my search operation looks like:
SearchQuery searchQuery = new NativeSearchQueryBuilder()
            .withQuery(fuzzyQuery("flagName", freeText))
            .build();
List<Flag> flags =  elasticsearchTemplate.queryForList(searchQuery, Flag.class);

With this, I am only getting objects whose flagName is exact match to flagName where as I want that if at least 2 characters match, it should be a match.
If relevant, my DataConfig file looks like:
@Configuration
@EnableElasticsearchRepositories(basePackages = "com.shubham.dao")
@ComponentScan(basePackages = "com.shubham.data")
public class DataConfig {

    @Value("${elasticsearch.clustername}")
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    @Value("${elasticsearch.host}")
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    @Value("${elasticsearch.port}")
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    @Bean
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    Settings esSettings = Settings.settingsBuilder()
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    //https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/guide/current/_transport_client_versus_node_client.html
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    }

    @Bean
    public ElasticsearchOperations elasticsearchTemplate() throws Exception {
        return new ElasticsearchTemplate(client());
    }
}

What am I possibly doing wrong? I am newbie to Elasticsearch.

A: By default, the fuzzy query has a fuzziness setting of AUTO, which means that

*

*if the term is between 0 to 2 characters long, it must match exactly.

*if the term is between 3 to 5 characters long, only one edit is allowed

*above that, two edits are allowed

In your case, when you index India, the token india (lowercase) will be indexed.

*

*Searching for In implies 4 edits => no match

*Searching for Ind implies 3 edits => no match

*Searching for Indi implies 2 edits => no match

*Searching for India implies 1 edit => match

You probably need to use edge-ngram to tokenize your data instead of using fuzziness which is not at all suited to search for prefixes like you seem to be willing to do.

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What is the inverse of the Pythagorean Theorem? |
The Pythagorean Theorem is a theorem in geometry that relates the square of the hypotenuse of a right triangle to the squares on its two legs. It states that, for any right triangle, one leg 2a and another leg b are related by (distance from origin)2 = c^2 + d^2 where c represents the length of the hypotenuse's squared side and d equals half-hypotenuse.
The "inverse pythagorean theorem calculator" is a tool that will calculate the inverse of the Pythagorean Theorem. This tool can be used to find out what the missing side of a right triangle is.
Theorem of Pythagoras in reverse. To be proved: If the square on one of the triangle's sides matches the sum of the squares on the triangle's other two sides, then the angle formed by the remaining two sides is correct.
Also, what is the Pythagorean Theorem's inverse?
The Pythagorean Theorem's Opposite. The Pythagorean Theorem's inverse states that if the square of the length of a triangle's longest side equals the sum of the squares of the other two sides, the triangle is a right triangle.
What is the Pythagorean theorem and how does it work? When we have a right triangle and only know the lengths of two sides, we utilize the Pythagorean theorem to calculate the third side. Consider the following scenario: I was just at a furniture shop and came across a lovely entertainment center that was on sale for a reasonable price. The TV set took about 17″ x 21″ of space.
What is deduced from the Pythagorean Theorem in this case?
The Pythagorean Theorem is derived. The Pythagorean Theorem is a mathematical formula. The sum of the squares of the two perpendicular sides equals the square of the longest side of any right triangle. The theorem may be written as a2+b2=c2 for a right triangle with legs of lengths a and b and a hypotenuse length of c.
What is the formula for a2 b2 c2?
a2 + 2ab + b2 = c2 + 2ab+ 2ab+ 2ab+ 2ab+ 2ab+ 2ab+ 2ab+ 2 The area of the huge square is represented by each side of this equation. a2 + b2 Equals c2 2ab is subtracted from both sides. The Pythagorean Theorem is the final equation, a2 + b2 = c2. "The sum of the squares of a right triangle's legs equals the square of its hypotenuse," we state.
How do you calculate a triangle's area?
Multiply the base by the height, then divide by two to get the area of a triangle. The fact that a parallelogram may be split into two triangles leads to the division by two. The size of each triangle in the figure on the left, for example, is one-half the area of the parallelogram.
In a triangle, how do you determine the height?
If you know the triangle's base and area, you can get the height by dividing the base by 2, then dividing that by the area. Use the Pythagorean Theorem to determine the height of an equilateral triangle: a2 + b2 = c2.
What are the two different types of right triangles?
Based on the angle measurements, there are two sorts of special right triangles. An isosceles right triangle is the first. The legs are congruent in this case, and the base angles will be congruent as well, according to the Base Angles Theorem. A 45-45-90 triangle is another name for an isosceles right triangle.
What does it mean to have a set of Pythagorean triples?
A Pythagorean triple is a collection of three numbers that may be the lengths of the sides of a right triangle. The set "3, 4, 5" is the simplest Pythagorean triple.
What's the best way to solve the Pythagorean Theorem?
To estimate the length of the legs and the hypotenuse, draw a right triangle and then go through the questions again. Step 2: Write an equation to be solved using the Pythagorean Theorem (a2 + b2 = c2). Remember that the legs are a and b, and the hypotenuse is c (the longest side or side opposing the 90o angle).
What is the best way to prove a right-angled triangle?
Theorem of Right Angle Triangles
Theorem: In a triangle, the angle opposite the first side is a right angle if the square of one side equals the sum of the squares of the other two sides.
To demonstrate: B = 90°
We have an ABC with AC2 = AB2 + BC2 as proof.
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a2 + b2 Equals c2
(a2 + b2) = c
1/2 b x h = A
Which of the following side measurements create a right triangle?
Two legs plus a hypotenuse make up a right triangle. The hypotenuse is the longest side of the right triangle and the side opposite the right angle, and the two legs meet at a 90° angle.
What is a statement's polar opposite?
Converse. A conditional statement's hypothesis and conclusion are switched. "If it rains, the grass will be wet," for example, is the inverse of "If it rains, the grass will be wet." Note that a statement may be true yet have a false converse, as in the example.
What is the proof of the Pythagorean theorem?
The Pythagorean Theorem states that the square of a (a2) plus the square of b (b2) equals the square of c (c2) in a right triangle: a2 + b2 = c2.
What is the Pythagorean inequality theorem, and how does it work?
The Pythagorean Inequality is an extension of the Pythagorean Theorem, which asserts that we have in a right triangle with equal sides. This Inequality applies to obtuse and acute triangles as well. According to the inequality, for an acute triangle with sides of length, In the case of an obtuse triangle with sides,
What is Theorem's polar opposite?
A converse of a theorem is a statement that is created by swapping what is presented in a theorem with what must be proven. The isosceles triangle theorem, for example, argues that if two sides of a triangle are equal, two angles must be equal.
What evidence do you have that a right triangle has a slope?
If the slopes of two lines are negative reciprocals of one other in mathematics, they are perpendicular, forming a right angle at their intersection point. We may use this fact to establish whether or not a triangle is right-angled when given the coordinates of its vertices.
Is the Pythagorean theorem applicable to all triangles?
Pythagoras' theorem asserts that "the square on the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares on the other two sides" for all right-angled triangles. Because Pythagoras' theorem only applies to right-angled triangles, it may be used to determine whether or not a triangle has a right angle.
Who was the first to create math?
With the Pythagoreans in the 6th century BC, the Ancient Greeks started a systematic study of mathematics as a separate topic with Greek mathematics. Around 300 BC, Euclid created the axiomatic approach, which consists of definition, axiom, theorem, and proof, and is still used in mathematics today.
Pythagorean Theorem is used by who?
The Pythagorean Theorem and Production Workers
Machinists, welders, and foundry workers are all included in this profession. The idea that the sum of the squares of the lengths of the two legs of a right triangle equals the square of the length of the hypotenuse may be relevant here as well.
What are some examples of how triangles are utilized in everyday life?
Triangles are used to form rafters and curving domes in structures. Some bridges have triangular construction, and the Egyptians built pyramids that are triangular in design. The forms aid surveyors in using triangulation to measure the distance between two spots that are a known distance apart.
I'm trying to figure out how to determine the length of a triangle.
The Pythagorean Theorem (The Pythagorean Theorem)
The hypotenuse lies opposite the right angle and is the longest side of a right triangle. If you know the lengths of two sides, all you have to do is square them, add them together, and then take the square root of the total to obtain the hypotenuse length.
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Home indian cricket team Former India Batter Reckons Shikhar Dhawan Has Been "Excellent" In ODI Matches...
Former India Batter Reckons Shikhar Dhawan Has Been "Excellent" In ODI Matches So Far
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Former India batter Sanjay Manjrekar reckons that ODI format suits Shikhar Dhawan the best, adding that he has been "excellent" in it so far. He said that he is glad the selectors have shown faith in Dhawan and reminded themselves that he is still a force in the 50-over format. Manjrekar opined that Dhawan has always been "the best" in ODIs, adding that it is good to see him back opening with Rohit Sharma.
The former Mumbai batter also lauded Dhawan for his fitness levels. "Shikhar Dhawan who's got only one format now that he can cling on but interestingly right through his career, from start to end, if you look at his performance in 50 overs cricket, it's always been the best," said Manjrekar. "This is a format that suits him best and a format where he's been excellent. And I'm so glad that selectors have shown faith in him and reminded themselves that Shikhar Dhawan is still a force in 50 overs cricket. So brilliant to see them at the top," added Manjrekar. Dhawan last played a T20I in 2021 and a Test in 2018. He currently features only in ODIs for India and has played five ODIs in 2022, scoring 210 runs at an average of 52.50 with two fifties.
He also averaged over 50 in the foramt in 2020 and 2021. "I'm glad that Dhawan got this innings together and I hope he keeps on getting this kind of innings together because Rohit Sharma will be around. He's playing, you know, all the formats and the left-hand, right-hand combination at the top, I think it'll be okay. And if you look at Dhawan's fitness, he doesn't look his age on the field and it's something that he cares a lot about making sure that he's fit and fine and just pure batting. If you look at his performance in the domestic leagues although the T20 league, I think his batting has gone up like this, the graph has gone up with the age as well," explained Manjrekar. Dhawan is currently a part of the Indian squad in England and scored an unbeaten 31 off 54 in the 10-wicket victory in the first ODI at The Oval on July 12.
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Anyone wishing to make use of any of the EPR spectrometers MUST undergo the appropriate training session with a member of the EPR staff before using the instruments.
Be extremely careful when you handle sealed glass samples that are rapidly heated or cooled. The rapid cooling of some samples may result in the formation of a solid bolus in the sample tube that may make the tube prone to explosive rupture.
Educate yourself about the temperature at which chemicals evaporate. When a sample gets close to the temperature at which it evaporates, it may quickly become volatile.
In general, the safety threat posed by flying glass and violently escaping gases and liquids should not be underestimated.
Wear safety glasses, face masks, and other protective clothing whenever there is any risk of spillage, breakage, or explosion. Protective shields should also be employed when there is any risk of explosion.
Never leave unlabeled equipment and EPR tubes in the EPR laboratory.
Anyone with a heart pacemaker must not go beyond the magnetic field hazard warning signs posted in the CRL and will not be allowed access to any EPR laboratory.
Anyone with a medical implant must seek approval from the Director of EPR Spectroscopy before entering any EPR laboratory or making direct use of any EPR spectrometer.
No laboratory coats are to be worn in the EPR laboratories.
No metal objects are to be taken into EPR laboratories.
Do not have an open waveguide when the microwave power is on.
Switch the bridge to standby when you remove or change EPR cavities.
Never look down an open waveguide when there is microwave power. The eyes are very susceptible to damage from microwaves.
For Information regarding the Laser facilities, you must read the LS1 form and sign the LS4 form including some evidence of having completed training for Prof. Chris Timmel to sign. You should have a discussion with Dr. Kevin Henbest. (To access LS1 and LS4 forms you must be on computer connected to the Oxford network, right-click on link and choose Save Link As.) Here is a link for the LASER safety video, requiring Single Sign-On (link).


As such, it seemed like a good idea to join in with the 100 Day Hustle.
Finish the Tilda Quilt- I think I've got everything that I need, I've just got to get my act together and do it!
Finish creating blocks for the sampler quilt and turn this into a quilt top.
Hmmm seeing all these childrens clothes projects, maybe I need to sign up for the KFWC again!
Find the perfect backing fabric for the Sunshine quilt and turn it into a finished quilt.
What are you intending to make over the next 100 days?
looks like an awesome list - will you be adding the advent swap to that list too?
Great list! There's always plenty to do isn't there!
Gotta say - I made myself a new oven mitt a few months back and it really didn't take as long as I thought - and now I admire it every time I use it hehe!
Ooh I need something like this... Just a bit too much pressure. Will follow your progress!
What a beautiful paper pieced bird!
Wonderful list! Love that bird :) Thanks for joining in!


George Philbrick started producing K2-W vacuum-tube operational amplifiers in 1952, inspired by modular "black boxes" he made for engineers to build their own analog computers.
The operational amplifier, or "op-amp" is a key component of an electronic analog computer. Its invention in the early 1940s allowed unwieldy mechanical contraptions to be replaced by silent and speedier electronics.
An op-amp, technically, is a high-gain voltage amplifier with differential inputs. Using appropriate negative feedback, a single op-amp can add or subtract two voltage signals, multiply by a constant, or integrate voltage over time. Stringing together many op-amps lets one compute complicated formulas.
Many analog computers relied on vacuum-tube op-amps, available commercially from George A. Philbrick's company in 1952. In 1963, Bob Widlar at Fairchild Semiconductor made an op-amp on a single integrated circuit.
Widlar's 1965 µA709 became a huge commercial success. He later became the analog wizard-in-residence at National Semiconductor, widely known not only for his creative and reliable designs, but also for his colorful personality.
George Philbrick's background was industrial process control. Experience with fire control systems during World Word II led Philbrick to manufacture analog computing components.
Widlar was among the most brilliant and eccentric designers of analog integrated circuits. His ingenious designs at Fairchild and National Semiconductor are legendary—as are his stunts.
Data sheets for electronic components evolved into a stylized format that gives lots of detailed information in a small space.
After National Semiconductor decided to save money on lawn mowing, Widlar bought a sheep and delivered it in his Mercedes-Benz convertible. Local newspapers had a field day.
George Philbrick knew the importance of communicating with his customers. The Lightning Empiricist, a newsletter published for two decades, was part sales brochure, part application note and always featured Philbrick's flowery language.
The µA709 was the successor to Bob Widlar's pioneering µA702 integrated circuit, the earliest monolithic IC op-amp. The µA709 was a huge success for Fairchild, which struggled to meet the demand. Competitors eventually made clones.
The LM10, another of Bob Widlar's brilliant operational amplifier designs, functioned with very low voltages. It was in production for over three decades.


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Q: Scala pattern-matching on arbitrary case class Can you pattern match on an arbitrary case class at runtime (w/o using reflection)? Something like:
someObj match {
    case cc: AnyCaseClass =>
        println("This is a case class")
        cc.copy() // e.g., all case classes have a copy method
    case other =>
        println("This is not a case class")
        other
}

I know case classes implement Product and Serializable, but those don't include the copy() method (and probably are missing other common elements).
Thanks.