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Triangle Tracker checks if a triangle is Equilateral,Isosceles,Scalene or if its even a triangle at all.You'll have the chance to input three side values for your triangle.


The Bible of Xenoxenism is an animated short directed by Benjamin Efrati in 2017
in collaboration with Zsuzsana Kreif, Petra Marjai, Diego Verastegui, Wassim Halal, Laurent Clouet
⇝ Teaser
(french, english subtitles)
Le Patriarche is a short science-fiction film directed by Benjamin Efrati. An old man rebels against the world order and creates a living A.I. to destroy his ennemies
with Nathan Efrati, Alexandre Efrati, Marius Vuillemier & David Frenkiel, 2018
⇝ Teaser
(french, english subtitles)
Music videos made in stop-motion & using Fragmenter Animated Loop Machine
Short animation about Gugus Claclé, a crocodile god beyond cute and zany. He visits Justine, a little girl being scolded by her mom and tells her about his world
Watch the film
(french, english subtitles)
Gnozo is a video-performance project involving journalism, philosophy and japanese culture. Each of the videos shows Gnozo in a new place he criticizes playfully
Animation workshops with children+teenagers, 2010-2015
Pinhas Sama is a documentary about Richard Pinhas's 2013 Japan tour, and his recording sessions with Merzbow and Yoshida Tatsuya
Le Plongeon is a short musical animated film, co-directed by Marilou Chabert, Benjamin Efrati & Claire Pedot in 2014
A documentary shot by Benjamin & Alexandre Efrati about Nathan Frati's first visit in the country of his birth after 50 years abroad, 2008
A documentary-fiction feature film by Benjamin & Mario Amehou, produced in Benin, 2008
The first collective animation made by Miracle in 2006. With Mario Amehou, Liat Carmi, Wassim Halal, Pierrick Dechaux, Quentin Soussen, Marie Martin-Sherer, Lionel Delomier.
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title: "Web Developer by Day, Game Developer by Night"
description: A Web Developer by day and a Game Developer by Night with experience ranging in SEO to E-commerce. Web Developer & Software Delivery Manager based in Stafford, West Midlands in the United Kingdom.
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{% include hero.html %}
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[1]
the kronen hotel is located up at the station.
[2]
so this is located up at the top of kronenstrasse.


curl_global_init - Global libcurl initialisation
SYNOPSIS
#include <curl/curl.h>
CURLcode curl_global_init(long flags);
DESCRIPTION
This function should only be called once (no matter how
many threads or libcurl sessions that'll be used) by every
application that uses libcurl.
If this function hasn't been invoked when curl_easy_init
is called, it will be done automatically by libcurl.
The flags option is a bit pattern that tells libcurl exact
what features to init, as described below. Set the desired
bits by ORing the values together.
You must however always use the curl_global_cleanup func-
tion, as that cannot be called automatically for you by
libcurl.
Calling this function more than once will cause unpre-
dictable results.
This function was added in libcurl 7.8.
FLAGS
CURL_GLOBAL_ALL
Initialize everything possible. This sets all known
bits.
CURL_GLOBAL_SSL
Initialize SSL
CURL_GLOBAL_WIN32
Initialize the Win32 socket libraries. (added in
libcurl 7.8.1)
CURL_GLOBAL_NOTHING
Initialise nothing extra. This sets no bit.
RETURN VALUE
If this function returns non-zero, something went wrong
and you cannot use the other curl functions.
SEE ALSO
curl_global_cleanup(3),
BUGS
None.
Man(1) output converted with
man2html


This is a good movie. Plan and simple. Not because 'Weird Al' Yankovic plays George Newman, the lead role. It would have been just as great with anybody in the lead role. However, despite what others may think, Yankovic's acting is surprisingly convincing. He gets his point across.
I'm not going to give you a plot outline or anything like that. There's plenty of reviews out there where you can find that out. Instead, I'm going to tell you what I think should have been said in those reviews, but wasn't.
The movie was cast perfectly, with the exception of Victoria Jackson as Yankovic's girlfriend, but more on that later. Michael Richards (Kramer from Seinfeld) gives (in my opinion) his best performance ever in this movie as the lovable dim-witted janitor, Stenley Spadowski. Kevin McCarthy (and his thugs) perfectly play the role of the villians, so much to a point where you have to laugh. David Bowe (who I've never seen in anything else) is Yankovic's friend Bob, and is quite cool. He can catch grape after grape in his mouth from across the room. You have to respect that. And he can act, too. Fran Dresher is the secretary/newscaster, who I've never been a big fan of in the first place, actually isn't too bad in this movie. Other great parts are the bum, the midget cameraman, George's uncle, the karate teacher (Stupid!!! You so stuuuupid!!!!!) and a lot more. The only bad thing about the cast (and the entire movie, I think), which I mentioned earlier, is Victoria Jackson. She could never act. She was pretty unconvincing. Oh well.
 For instance, the bum and a blind guy are sitting on a bench, and the blind guy has a Rubik's cube. He turns one side, hold it to the bum and asks, "Is this it?" The bum responds, "Nope." He then turns it again, and the whole process repeats. Little fun things like this are scattered everywhere in this movie.
Not to imply that this movie doesn't have a plot. It does, and a good one at that....I've never seen a plot like it. It's intricate and doesn't slow down or have any holes in it.
Also scattered throughout the movie are little spoofs of television shows and commercials that air on U-62, the TV station where it all goes down in this movie. These, in my humble opinion, are the funniest things in the movie. Shows like "Conan the Librarian" and "Town Talk," a talk show with a neo-nazi, a klansman, a little girl, and an axe-welding maniac all in one sitting. And many more other funnies like this, but I don't want to spoil the surprises.
I highly recommend this movie. You'll love it. You'll love the characters, you'll love the story, you'll love the humor.
---Reviewed by Matt Kristek. Send all hate mail and death threats to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.javanet.com/~rkristek/index.htm "Keep watching the skis!"
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| class | AvgPool2d |
| class | BatchNorm2d |
| class | Branch |
| class | Concat |
| class | Conv2d |
| struct | conv_params_t |
| class | Difference |
| class | Divisor |
| class | Hardtanh |
| class | inference_engine |
| class | Layer |
| class | Linear |
| class | MaxPool2d |
| class | MaxUnpool2d |
| struct | pooling_params_t |
| class | Product |
| class | ReLU |
| class | Sigmoid |
| class | Skip |
| class | Slice |
| class | Softmax |
| class | Sum |
| class | Tanh |
Enumerations | |
| enum | dims { n = 3, k = 2, h = 0, w = 1 } |
| Convenience enum to use whenever you need to specify a dimension (like in Concat) More... | |
Functions | |
| af::array | from_numpy (PyArrayObject *array, int ndim, std::vector< int > dims) |
| Converts a numpy array to an ArrayFire array. More... | |
| void | check_size (const int &size1, const int &size2, const std::string &func) |
| void | check_num_leq (const int &size1, const int &size2, const std::string &func) |
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Convenience enum to use whenever you need to specify a dimension (like in Concat)
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| array | numpy ndarray (PyArrayObject *) object |
| ndim | Number of dimensions, usually 4 |
| dims | The array dimensions - note these are in the torch convention (n, k, h, w), we will convert to ArrayFire convention which is (h, w, k, n) in the output array. This will be obscured as much as possible. |


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Percentage of city streets adopted for litter clean up
Neighborhoods, businesses, individuals and organizations can make a difference in their community by adopting a city street and committing to three clean-ups a year - picking up litter, marking storm drains, reporting graffiti and removing illegal signs. Litter can reduce the value of real estate, deter a customer from entering a business or a new employer from locating to a community, and cause damage to water quality and wildlife. Maintaining order by picking up litter or removing graffiti can encourage others to "follow the rules" and may increase community safety. Working together to clean up streets can also promote community building and participation in neighborhood events.
####How are we doing? Volunteers remove almost 1,000 bags - about 17,700 pounds - of trash each year from city streets. The most frequently littered items are cigarette butts, food remnants, and food wrappers. In Fiscal Year 2014, 134 groups donated 2,584 hours of time to cleaning up 981 miles of Charlotte's streets.
####Did you know? The presence of litter in a neighborhood decreases property values by about 7%, according to a pricing model from the National Association of Home Builders.
####Related variables
Adopt-a-Stream Participation
Neighborhood Nuisance Violations
Disorder-related Calls
Neighborhood Nuisance Violations
Number of miles of city-maintained streets adopted for litter clean up divided by the total mileage of city-maintained streets.
Note: State-maintained roads adopted through the state's Adopt-A-Highway program and private roads are not included in this variable.
Source: City of Charlotte Neighborhood and Business Services
| Resource | Learn More and Take Action |
|---|---|
| Adopt a City Street | See a real-time map of adopted streets and apply online. |
| Adopt-a-Highway | Adopt a state-maintained road through the Adopt-A-Highway program. |
| Keep Charlotte Beautiful | Help create a sustainable, clean and beautiful city by participating in clean up events, beautification projects, and America Recycles Day. |
| Keep Mecklenburg Beautiful | Empowering the citizenry of Mecklenburg County to take greater responsibility for enhancing their environment. |
| Keep America Beautiful | A national organization that supports local affiliates in promoting collective, local action to clean and beautify. |
| Litter in America | Find out more about litter (volume, locations and costs) and littering behavior (who does it, how often, and why) (PDF Download). |
| Litter and Crime | Research exploring the link between littering and graffiti and crime. |


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% load i18n %} {% block content %}
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Imperial Mountains [ao70], mountain, in Imperia, wilderness
Last updated Turn #147
Imperial Mountains [ao70], mountain, in Imperia, wilderness
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16: Hank McDougal [g4m], Imperial Empire, with 30 nazgul, arrived from the
16: east, accompanied by:
16: Manis [h3g], Imperial Empire, with 17 archers, 18 hvy. xbowmen
16: Stack of nazgul [hn6v], nazgul, number: 3, arrived from the north.
17: Hank McDougal [g4m], Imperial Empire, with 30 nazgul, went west,
17: accompanied by:
17: Manis [h3g], Imperial Empire, with 17 archers, 18 hvy. xbowmen
18: Stack of nazgul [hn6v] attacks Hank McDougal [g4m]!
18:
18: Stack of nazgul [hn6v], nazgul, number: 3
18:
18: Hank McDougal [g4m], Imperial Empire, with 30 nazgul,
18: accompanied by:
18: Manis [h3g], Imperial Empire, behind 5, with 17 archers, 18 hvy.
18: xbowmen
18:
18: Initial missile round for the defense (Hank McDougal [g4m]):
18: Nine missiles hit!
18: Stack of nazgul [hn6v] loses two nazgul [55].
18:
18: Combat round: one
18: Missile phase:
18: Hank McDougal's forces hit with two missiles.
18: Stack of nazgul [hn6v] suffers a hit!
18:
18: Hank McDougal [g4m] is victorious!
18:
18: Stack of nazgul lost two nazgul.
18: Stack of nazgul [hn6v] was killed.
18:
Routes leaving Imperial Mountains:
North, mountain, to Imperial Mountains [an70], 10 days
East, mountain, to Imperial Mountains [ao71], 10 days
Garrison [gd7t], garrison, Imperial Empire, with ten soldiers
Border closed.
South, plain, to Buffalo Plains [ap70], 7 days
Garrison [ah4e], garrison, Imperial Empire, with ten peasants
Border closed.
West, mountain, to Thorbardin Mountains [ao69], 10 days
Garrison [di4n], garrison, Imperial Empire, with ten soldiers,
one riding horse
Border closed.
Seen here:
Stack of nazgul [dr9y], nazgul, number: 4


7 references to NoToAll
System.Management.Automation (7)
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case ContinueStatus.
NoToAll
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case ContinueStatus.
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This is a very simple app that shows you how to use the concurrency primitives provided by the DoubleShot. DoubleShot is a CoffeeScript dialect that adds cross-platform concurrency support to the base language. Read more about it on github.
For the source code and a quick code walk-through, please refer to this page for details. It also provides the instructions on how to run this app as a node.js program.
Copyright © 2012 Lukhnos Liu. Released under the same term as CoffeeScript's.


This course is designed to help students develop expository writing skills through critical thinking
and reading and to lay the foundation for writing in Freshman English 003 and upper-level courses
throughout the University and in meeting the writing demands of the 21st century global community.


I get restless sometimes.
I work in the city, and thus have the distinct pleasure of a long train commute. I have lots of time on my hands to do a lot of thinking while sitting still.
I think about lots of things – work, side projects, what am I doing with my life, etc. but if I'm not doing something with my hands I get perpetually distracted from my own thoughts.
I don't think I'm alone in this. I look around at the other commuters every morning, eyes glued to their smartphones swiping mindlessly on CandySaga, Bejeweled, or whatever flavor of the month game it is today. Whatever game they're playing has them convinced that they are not running a fool's errand, that this will be the day they beat their high score or get that new crown or what have you.
I do the same, and yet I still feel physically restless.
I thought about this restlessness a lot lately because I came across this post a few weeks ago on hacker news. In the post, the author eschews modern inconveniences required for self-maintenance like cooking in order to live a more efficient, sustainable lifestyle:
With no fridge, no dishes, no microwave, no oven, no range, no dishwasher, no utensils, no pests, no cleaning products nor dirty rags, my life is considerably simpler, lighter and cleaner than before. I think it was a bit presumptuous for the architect to assume I wanted a kitchen with my apartment and make me pay for it. My home is a place of peace. I don’t want to live with red hot heating elements and razor sharp knives. That sounds like a torture chamber. However, it’s not a total loss. I was able to use the cabinets to store part of my book collection.
It's important to note that the author is the creator of a product called Soylent, which in a nutshell is a protein drink marketed towards the sort of people who would try to “hack” their daily bread in order to optimize the total amount of time wasted doing things like eating.
Ignoring the frenetic pace and contradictory nature of the writing (in the paragraph before the one quoted above he claims to not want to live with red hot heating elements, but he eschews an electric kettle in favor of an open-flame butane stove), the author paints a strange picture of a modern kitchen and an even stranger one of himself.
Placing truly universally disgusting things like pests and dirty rags in the same list as the rest of the normal things found in a kitchen is supposed to trick the audience into agreeing that indeed that entire list is undesirable. Using words like “simpler” and “lighter” imply that the mere existence of the kitchen is a heavy burden upon the author.
“My home is a place of peace”, indicating that so long as there is a kitchen and all of its accoutrements present in his home, it cannot ever hope to be peaceful. But fear not for the resourceful author, because he has hacked the necessity of this urban torture chamber by repurposing his cabinets as shelves for “part of [his] book collection”!
Look, there's honest advertising copy trying to sell you on the company's vision of the world and then there's this, which vacilates between diary of a mad man and the arrogant manifesto of a fourteen-year old who has just discovered the thesaurus (see also: panoply). The author is trying to sell himself as smarter than you as evidenced by his expansive book collection and his disgust for pretty much everything that one would consider a normal part of everyday life. Since you haven't noticed how truly awful and, worse yet, inefficient your daily existence actually is, your opinion is clearly not to be trusted.
Here, have a warm protein shake.
Delusional vision of the world aside, the line that struck me the most was this:
I never cook. I am all for self reliance but repeating the same labor over and over for the sake of existence is the realm of robots.
Robotic. The perfect word to describe the people on the train that I watch every day of the workweek playing their games. The last word I would use to describe cooking, a tradition thousands of years old shaped by every culture that has ever walked the Earth as important to the persistence of oral history as storytelling.
I remember being around 11 or 12 and watching my grandma make arroz con pollo from scratch. I took a class in high school called “world foods” and we were tasked with finding a recipe and bringing in a traditional dish from some part of your heritage.
I followed my grandma with pen and paper in hand, trying to write down everything she did so that I could remake the dish later.
The meal took over an hour to make. Not once during the entire process did she ever pull out a measuring utensil. The exercise went like this:
“How many cups of chicken broth do I need to make?”
“Just make a full pot's worth from the leftover chicken parts, fill the pot for the rice until the broth reaches about two inches or so on the handle of a wooden spoon.”
And so on. You would think with such inexact measurements and convoluted, inefficient ways for remembering how to make different parts of the dish that inevitably some step would be forgotten or something would be ruined.
It never was. Sure, it would probably vary a tiny bit here and there, but the meal always came out perfect – the rice was never undercooked, the chicken was always seasoned properly, etc.
I've since made that same meal hundreds of times over the course of a decade or so. I started to realize that measuring cups and exact ratios of things for dishes that have been made since before man had a universal language for mathematics are an attempt to enforce preciseness on an imprecise are, to extract a minimally viable algorithm for making a minimally viable version of a dish. You can see this in recipes when you spot “8-12 minutes depending” or what have you. Nature provides variation – how dense is a particular cut of meat, the exact temperature of your stove, the heat displacement capability of your pans, and so on.
So even though soylent man can make cooking out to be a delicious exercise in paint-by-numbers, if someone continues to practice the same paint-by-numbers every day to the point where they have memorized the basics and are so adept at reproducing the original that they can take creative license and add artistic elements to create something new on a blank canvas is that not art?
Cooking over the years has helped me develop a keen instinct that frees my mind to be able to multitask and handle a complex array of activites, but this is true of any skill that can be considered craft.
Much like cooking, I apply this same practice of repetition to writing, sewing, code, and pretty much everything else I want to get better at doing. Mastery of the basics reinforces not only the concepts but also the importance of continuous improvement. It's the same reason we teach kids their multiplication tables before allowing them to use a calculator.
And yet, aside from the benefit of refining a particular skillset, I still find myself drawn to these mindful and repetitive exercises. The only cure for my restlessness is to occupy my hands with making and my mind with full concentration on the physical nature of the task. It's ironic that in our self-proclaimed make-obsessed society, we look down on the artifacts of labor and making of physical goods for survival and dismiss them as mindless relics of tradition, reminders that we are shackled with the burden of being human.
Craft is how we learn. Until we fully understand the brain and how to artificially imprint knowledge, craft is how we reinforce good habits and reduce badness in our respected skills. This is true for everyone. Whatever you do, do not mistake the burdensome labor of mindful crafting in others for mindless repetition to be optimized away.
It is not the realm of robots. It is the essence of humanity.


--- layout: post date: 2012-03-14 time: "10:00:00" authors: ["Greg Wilson"] title: How We're Doing tags: ["Indiana University"] ---
The first online session for our Indiana University students will run tomorrow afternoon (assuming we can get web conferencing to work—why is this still so hard in 2012?). Meanwhile, our other workshops are filling up quickly:
| Site | Start | Ticketed | Space |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute | March 26 | 17 | 40 |
| Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory | March 28 | 40 | 40 |
| University of Chicago | April 2 | 116 | 150 |
| Utah State University | April 14 | 26 | 50 |
| University College London | April 30 | 49 | 50 |
| Michigan State University | May 7 | 7 | 40 |
| Newcastle University | May 14 | 9 | 40 |
| University of British Columbia | May 22 | 40 | 40 |
and we are now discussing more workshops at other sites: Purdue, Oklahoma, Paris, Melbourne, and possibly ones in South America and Africa as well. If you'd like us to help organize one where you are, please get in touch.
Later: that's the good news. The news from other fronts is unfortunately not as upbeat. We're stymied issuing badges to people who've completed basic training while we wait for upgrades to the Open Badges site; videos of people solving simple problems have only been trickling in (we have half a dozen, we're aiming for 20-30); and we seem to be chasing our tail with regards to a web-native slideshow tool. I hope the end-of-month status report will be more positive.


- _AllCarBoundLines - Variable in class ModelLayer.CollisionManagement.CarBounds
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- _BackGround - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.LaunchScr.KeyBoardLayoutLabel
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The keyboardf layout image.
- _BackgroundImg - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.LaunchScr.LaunchScreen
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The background image of screen.
- _BackgroundImg - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.MainMenuScr.MainMenuScreen
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The background image for the screen.
- _BackToMainButton - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.LaunchScr.LaunchScreen
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Return to the main menu button.
- _Cache_Crashed_Car - Static variable in class ModelLayer.FileLoaders.ImageFileLoader
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Used as a cache: This prevents reading the same crash image file from disk twice for both cars.
- _Car - Variable in class ModelLayer.Player
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Model layer representation of the in-game car.
- _CarCrashClip - Variable in class ViewLayer.SoundEngine
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Clip that plays the sound when two car crashes.
- _CarDisplay - Variable in class ModelLayer.Car
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The view layer object of the car representation.
- _CarImageFileIndex - Variable in class ModelLayer.Car
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The currently displayed car image based on its current angle.
- _CarImages - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.InGameScr.CarInGameDisplayLabel
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An array of images of a car with different angles.
- _CarImpactClip - Variable in class ViewLayer.SoundEngine
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Clip that plays the sound when a car impacts to a non-car object.
- _CarLabels - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.InGameScr.InGameScreen
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- _CarLogic - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.InGameScr.CarInGameDisplayLabel
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The model layer representation of the car.
- _Cars - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.LaunchScr.CarSelectionPanel
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List of labels displaying a car individually.
- _CarSelectionPanel - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.LaunchScr.LaunchScreen
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List of car selection panels.
- _CarSelectorArrowLtoR - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.LaunchScr.CarSelectionPanel
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An arrow icon facing from left to right.
- _CarSelectorArrowRtoL - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.LaunchScr.CarSelectionPanel
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An arrow icon facing from right to left.
- _CollisionManager - Static variable in class ControlLayer.CurrentGameSession
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- _ContentPane - Variable in class ViewLayer.SwingUICore
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The JFrame's content pane.
- _CrashedCarImage - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.InGameScr.CarInGameDisplayLabel
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Image of a crashed car.
- _CurrentAngle - Variable in class ModelLayer.Car
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The current rotation of the car, where 0 means facing North.
- _CurrentCarImage - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.InGameScr.CarInGameDisplayLabel
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Index of the currently used car image from the _CarImages array.
- _CurrentIcon - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.InGameScr.CarInGameDisplayLabel
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Currently used Image.
- _CurrentlyPressedKeys - Variable in class ModelLayer.Car
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A lists of currently pressed control keys.
- _CurrentPlayers - Static variable in class ControlLayer.CurrentGameSession
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- _FrameRateTimer - Variable in class ControlLayer.GameEngine
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- _GameEngine - Variable in class ControlLayer.Controller
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- _GameMode - Static variable in class ControlLayer.CurrentGameSession
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- _HelpAboutMenuButton - Variable in class ViewLayer.SwingUICore
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Help--About button in menu bar
- _HelpCollisionMenuButton - Variable in class ViewLayer.SwingUICore
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Help--Collision button in menu bar
- _HelpControlMenuButton - Variable in class ViewLayer.SwingUICore
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Help--Controls button in menu bar
- _HUDs - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.InGameScr.InGameScreen
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- _InGameScreen - Variable in class ViewLayer.SwingUICore
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JPanel containing the in-game elements (race track, cars)
- _InnerEdges - Variable in class ViewLayer.MapVL.MediumMapVL
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Outer racing track lines
- _LastMoveHitOtherCar - Variable in class ModelLayer.Car
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True if the car crashes with other car.
- _LastMoveHitTheWall - Variable in class ModelLayer.Car
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True if the car hits the wall.
- _LaunchScreen - Variable in class ViewLayer.SwingUICore
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JPanel containing the game configuration screen
- _MainMenuScreen - Variable in class ViewLayer.SwingUICore
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JPanel containing the MainMenu components
- _Map - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.LaunchScr.MapSelectionLabel
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The thumbnail image of the map.
- _MapBackGroundTexture - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.InGameScr.InGameScreen
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- _MapModel - Static variable in class ControlLayer.CurrentGameSession
-
- _MapObjects - Variable in class ModelLayer.CollisionManagement.CollisionManager
-
- _MapObjects - Static variable in class ModelLayer.MapML.MapModel
-
Contains the MapObjects which are used for collision detection.
- _Maps - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.LaunchScr.MapSelectionPanel
-
Contains the labels with map image
- _MapSelectionPanel - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.LaunchScr.LaunchScreen
-
Map selection panel.
- _MapSelectorArrowLtoR - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.LaunchScr.MapSelectionPanel
-
An arrow icon facing from left to right.
- _MapSelectorArrowRtoL - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.LaunchScr.MapSelectionPanel
-
An arrow icon facing from right to left.
- _MapTextureOnButton - Variable in class ViewLayer.SwingUICore
-
Settings--Map textures on button in menu bar
- _MapTitleLabels - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.LaunchScr.MapSelectionPanel
-
Contains the labels with the maps' name
- _MapView - Static variable in class ControlLayer.CurrentGameSession
-
- _MenuButtons - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.MainMenuScr.MainMenuScreen
-
List of menu buttons
- _MenuOptionsContainer - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.MainMenuScr.MainMenuScreen
-
Panel containing the menu buttons.
- _MenusBackgroundImage - Variable in class ViewLayer.SwingUICore
-
Background image for the Main Menu Screen and for the Launch Screen JPanels.
- _MotorPowerUpClip - Variable in class ViewLayer.SoundEngine
-
Clip that plays the sound when a car accelerates.
- _MusicClip - Variable in class ViewLayer.SoundEngine
-
Clip that plays the background music file.
- _MusicOnMenuButton - Variable in class ViewLayer.SwingUICore
-
Settings--Music on button in menu bar
- _NewGameMenuButton - Variable in class ViewLayer.SwingUICore
-
New game button in the menu bar
- _OnGrass - Variable in class ModelLayer.Car
-
True if the car is currently on a grass surface (which impacts its speed limit).
- _OuterEdges - Variable in class ViewLayer.MapVL.MediumMapVL
-
Inner racing track lines
- _PIcon - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.InGameScr.HeadsUpDisplayPanel
-
Car image/thumbnail.
- _Player - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.InGameScr.HeadsUpDisplayPanel
-
The associated player who's data needed to be displayed.
- _PlayerName - Variable in class ModelLayer.Player
-
In-game of the Player (e.g.
- _PlayerNumber - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.LaunchScr.CarSelectionPanel
-
Contains the player's number.
- _Players - Variable in class ModelLayer.CollisionManagement.CollisionManager
-
- _PName - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.InGameScr.HeadsUpDisplayPanel
-
The player's name.
- _Progress - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.InGameScr.HeadsUpDisplayPanel
-
Displays the current speed as a progress bar (which also represents the min and max speed limits).
- _ReverseMode - Variable in class ModelLayer.Car
-
True if the car is in reverse mode.
- _Screens - Variable in class ViewLayer.SwingUICore
-
Contains all the screens (JPanels).
- _SelectedMapName - Static variable in class ControlLayer.CurrentGameSession
-
- _SoundEngine - Variable in class ControlLayer.Controller
-
- _SoundEngine - Variable in class ControlLayer.GameEngine
-
- _SoundsOnMenuButton - Variable in class ViewLayer.SwingUICore
-
Settings--Sounds on button in menu bar
- _Speed - Variable in class ModelLayer.Car
-
The current speed represented as the number of pixel moves on screen between two frame changes.
- _SpeedLabel - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.InGameScr.HeadsUpDisplayPanel
-
Displays the current speed of the car as text.
- _StartGameButton - Variable in class ViewLayer.Screens.LaunchScr.LaunchScreen
-
Start game button.
- _UICore - Variable in class ControlLayer.Controller
-
- _UICore - Variable in class ControlLayer.GameEngine
-
- _VirtualSpeedRatio - Variable in class ModelLayer.Car
-
The ratio to be used when converting actual speed (pixel/coordinate change) to virtual speed (0-100mph).


I hit a roadblock in the Built In Method - Capitalise Function challenge. I had a lot of trouble writing the code and I threw as many problem solving techniques as I could at it. I started with pseudocode, but soon found I couldn't work out how to use the .map object. I googled extensively and watched youtube tutorials but I couldn't get my head around the syntax. I checked the Sample Answer that was provided hoping I could work backwards but it was too dense for me to understand. After more googling I checked in with my facilitator who walked me through the task, and had me verbalise what was going on in his answer (like a in-person take on the Rubber Ducky Method). I was able to go back to my repl, and correctly use the right syntax, and solve the problem.
I ran the gamut of emotions throughout this process . At the beginning I was eager to work it out. That was followed by a big helping of frustration and finally relief once I had come to an understanding.
The majority of code that I was using in the challenge was new to me. Know I have a better understanding of mapping, splitting and joining strings and arrays, as well as the toUpperCase() + .subsstr(1) and toString commands.
I needed to write a set of code to find the multiples of 3, 5 and 15 and assign those multiples different words (Fizz, Buzz or Fizzbuzz). Using an if/else statement I was able to break this down so it was clear and easy to understand. Writing pseudocode has become my default when I begin working. This lead me to write myself clear instructions and create logical code. It was a confidence boost to breakdown half of the challenge quickly, and made me realise that writing and vocalising at the start of the problem solving process help you to gain clarity.
Pseudocode 10/10
Pseudocode has become integral to how I code. I will use it throughout any coding problem.
Trying something 7/10
I mean you've gotta start somewhere right?
Rubber Ducky method 5/10
I've just started to realise how the Rubber Ducky Method forces you to fully understand a problem. You think you know how something works but that isn't true until you're able to explain it to yourself.
Reading error messages & Googling 8/10
I've really relied on interpreting the error messages that I receive. This ties into Googling those messages. I've had mixed results when searching for answers as I'm still learning how to articulate the problems I'm encountering and interpret the answers I find.
Console.logging 5/10
I've only recently started using Console.log as frequently as I should. This explains why I've been struggling in some of the challenges.
Asking your peers for help 4/10
There has been a couple of instances where I have reached out to the slack chat to ask for help and everyone has always been kind and quick to respond.
Asking coaches for help 7/10
I've definitely leaned on my facilitator Jo$eph for guidance throughout these sprints.
Improving your process with reflection 10/10
While it can seem like extra work and a bit embarrassing if you've made mistakes I'm a firm believer that only get better by analysing your actions.


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The Blacklist is a list of Rockport City's Most Wanted Racers that the Player must defeat to become the City's Most Wanted Racer. There are 15 riders on the list, including the main antagonist - Raizor, who is at the top of the list.
Enter the number of the rider you are interested in (from 1 to 15):


To use your development environment, you'll need to install the cp-remote command line tool on your machine.
You will then need to generate an initialization token below. You can then pass the token as an argument into the cp-remote init
command.
You'll find all the help you need in the remote development documentation.
cp-remote init {{ token }}
Use the cp-remote
command line tool to watch
your local changes, bash
into your running container, do some port forwarding to the running container and much more!


Sneak peek / Why Beta graphics will be better
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 1:07 pm
The Modeling Update will include:
-New animations (again! yay!)
-New/updated player and item models
-New textures
Here's a couple armor models you might see in Beta (compared to what they would have looked like in Alpha)
I'm still modeling/texturing my heart out for Beta release
All models are subject to change without consent or notice and Unseen Studios and/or its affiliates, developers, friends etc. are not responsible for any lost hopes/dreams.
Whee!
~Erich
-New animations (again! yay!)
-New/updated player and item models
-New textures
Here's a couple armor models you might see in Beta (compared to what they would have looked like in Alpha)
I'm still modeling/texturing my heart out for Beta release
All models are subject to change without consent or notice and Unseen Studios and/or its affiliates, developers, friends etc. are not responsible for any lost hopes/dreams.
Whee!
~Erich


Introducing Spring Framework 4.0
Ready for new application architectures
- embedded web servers and non-traditional datastores
- lightweight messaging and WebSocket-style architectures
- custom asynchronous processing with convenient APIs
A new baseline
- Java SE 6+ (minimum API level: JDK 6 update 18, ~ early 2010)
- Java EE 6+ (Servlet 3.0 focused, Servlet 2.5 compatible at runtime)
- all deprecated packages removed
- many deprecated methods removed as well


The Ó tissi keyboard is for use by the Ó tissi/Achumawi/Pit River [acv] language. The On-Screen Keyboard can be viewed to see how to use the keyboard.
This keyboard uses the orthography created by linguist Bruce Nevin in conjunction with language teachers Lisa Craig, Paul Cason, and Connor Yiamkis.
High tone diacritic on vowels:Press B after typing the desired vowel.
Glottalized diacritic on consonants: Press J after typing the desired consonant.
Aspirated consonants: The RDFGV keys have been replaced with pʰtʰcʰkʰqʰ.
Syllable dot: The Z key has been replaced with the syllable dot.
Glottal stop: The right slanted apostrophe used to represent a glottal stop ʼ can be typed by holding SHIFT then pressing J.
Long press keys: Touch and hold the key, more options will pop up for that letter with diacritics. For example, if you need a high tone ó, hold down the o button, or if you need a glottalized t̓, hold down the t button.
New keys: Some of the letters that are not used in Ó tissi have been replaced with the aspirated letters, syllable dot and punctuation symbols.


Example of basic usage of canvas Power-Control widget
Important!:
This library depends on color.js (
https://github.com/harthur/color
)


This is a University project I worked on which basically was to create your own icons, you could create the likes of icons for buildings or famous monuments, I decided to create simple icons for my favourite movie and game characters, the characters below are my favourite designs:


’13 Reasons Why’ Star Christian Navarro Slams ‘Little Mermaid’ Casting A White Prince Eric: ‘I Guess Diversity Is Just A Word’
by Shakiel MahjouriChristian Navarro is not happy with Disney’s casting of Prince Eric in the live-action adaption of “The Little Mermaid”.
Actor Jonah Hauer-King was announced earlier this week as the man who will play Prince Eric in Disney’s upcoming remake. That did not sit well with Navarro, who has submitted audition tapes for the role.
“Just came back to say; after months of seeing every person of color they could think of for the role of Prince Eric, @DisneyStudios somehow still cast a white guy,” he tweeted. “I guess diversity is just a word. And THAT’S Hollywood. One brown person is enough, two brown leads [are] unthinkable.”
The tweet is not presently available to see. Navarro had made a brief comeback to Twitter to share his thoughts before again deleting his account.
“Literally, @Disney saw a who’s who list of actors of colour and STILL went with the white guy,” he wrote separately on his Instagram Stories. “So much for diversity. I guess two brown leads would have tanked the movie right? Boring.”
The new “Little Mermaid” film stars Halle Bailey, Jacob Tremblay, Awkwafina and more.


A showcase website for the London Startup 'Love For Sarees'. Includes custom icons and posts. Fully responsive and made using CCS, HTML5 and JavaScript Frameworks.
Visit SiteA website for the Indian-based independant donut shop in order to showcase the company and menu. Fully responsive and made using CCS, HTML5 and JavaScript Frameworks. Materialise and JQuery were also used.
Visit Site


Sylvanian Families Hazelnut Dormouse Family
I think the Hazelnuts are one of the cutest families of all time! Note their distinctive dark tipped tails.
UK Biography Information
Father Sidney Hazelnut is a bed maker and a very good one too! His beds are very special because he insists on testing each and every one of them himself. Unfortunately, because they are so comfortable, he keeps falling asleep and just can't keep up with customer demand. Beteween the yawns he will tell you that your bed will be ready in a week or three!
Mother Mona Hazelnut complements her husband's work perfectly by making bed linen, quilts, pillows, and bed covers. Mona's new designs are beautifully colour co-ordinated, with great attention paid to detail in the trim and finish, but most importantly they keep you warm, snug and cozy in bed!
Brother Otto Hazelnut, like his father, loves his bed.  However, Saturday morning is different. This is the day Otto plays football and gets himself up, dressed, and grabs a quick breakfast before setting off to play without one prompt from his mother.
Sister Odette Hazelnut is a very quiet, softly spoken young lady. All her school friends make a point to look after her, making sure she is alright! Whether in the classroom or on the school bus, they take it in turns to check that she has not fallen asleep.


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A disadvantage of Radix Sort is:
Radix Sort is stable (otherwise, each digit's sort would mess up the previous digits).
Radix Sort's time requirements depend on the number of records and the number of digits. When implemented properly, the number of digits is no worse than the log of the number of records.
Radix Sort does need auxilliary storage.


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Installation And Getting Started¶
Overview¶
Depending on your experience level, you may be installing a bunch of tools, learning a new computation environment and/or getting acquainted with a new model. Our experience is that folks who take all of that on together tend to struggle. Here are ways you can break it:
This page lists the main items you will need to install or acquire.
Don’t mix learning the model and learning Linux if you are still familiarizing. Download the model and try the first couple tutorials on Hello SCHISM a simplified grid using Windows if that is your platform of preference. See the Learning Resources for Bay-Delta SCHISM.
Be aware of the learning resources page which is the hub for documentation for the project.
In particular, there is a Bay-Delta SCHISM Topical Guide. It contains details on how we set up the Bay-Delta SCHISM application, and the table of contents is a good reminder even for experienced users.
Explore the Python tools listed below. We will happily answer questions about what tools are available to avoid constant reinvention of the same functionality.
If you have just set up the model in a new computing environment, benchmark it on a working example. Download the code and the ready-to-run Complete Sample Inputs and use them to configure and test your target high performance computing (HPC) environment.
SCHISM Code or Binaries¶
Downloading¶
How you will obtain the model code depends on the operating system. If you are working on Windows (which is mostly useful for instruction or reduced size problems), compatible Windows binaries are available. This will underperform compared to a Linux cluster. For that, clone the SCHISM source code from the schism-dev GitHub repository and compile it for your high performance system. Manuals and build instructions are available on the SCHISM Web Site
Compile Settings¶
We compile for Linux using CMake using the SCHISM instructions for cmake
The bulk of the work is making sure you have a compiler and links to the required libraries.
For basic hydro-salinity runs we use the following cmake settings for which you will have to modify where GOTM is (also note our basic calibration doesn’t use GOTM):
$ cmake ../src -DPREC_EVAP=ON -DTVD_LIM=VL -DUSE_GOTM=ON -DGOTM_BASE=~/myscratch/gotm_home
Additional settings are needed to model age, sediment, biogeochemistry.
Git¶
Our materials are mostly distributed on our GitHub organization page
You will need Git. Instructions are widely available online. The basic operation on the command line for cloning a repository looks like this:
git clone https://github.com/CADWRDeltaModeling/BayDeltaSCHISM.git
Bay-Delta Package¶
Clone the Bay-Delta Package on GitHub
The package includes a simulation template corresponding to the calibration, preprocessing tools and several of the tutorials that we will be using in the January hands-on Bay-Delta workshop. Help on the preprocessor and model setup can be found in the schimpy documentation. The package includes a /bin directory that needs to be populated by building the source or grabbing windows binaries if you want to learn on a high quality pc.
- The current temporal coverage is calendar 2008-2018. There are several items in the distribution that are large:
SCHISM-compatible atmospheric data which includes interpolated field data for wind, air pressure, and specific humidity, as well as reformatted North American Regional Reanalysis results for radiation and precipitation.
CenCOOS ROMS model output for forcing salinity and temperature on the boundary
Processed bathymetry data for populating the model. This is based on our Version 4.2 Bay-Delta Bathymetry release with added smoothing steps to eliminate subgrid curvature (it preserves slope).
These are too big for GitHub and not text based. We are experimenting with DVC but for the momement after you download the package, you can get the data from the CNRA Open Data Portal.
Required Python Packages¶
Our preprocessor is Python based. We recommend, and only support, `conda <https://docs.conda.io/en/latest/> for package management. Please avoid Anaconda; it is too big and we can’t main compatibility between all the libraries if you include that much stuff. Instructions for managing Python environments are on our general Delta Modeling documentation page for Python.
You will want the following tools:
schimpy [project docs] [code repo] for managing spatial inputs and templates plus utilities
vtools3 [project docs] [code repo] for time series manipulation
dms-datastore [project docs] [code repo] | for managing data from common Bay-Delta sources.
If you install these with prerequisites you should have most of what you need. Nevertheless, work tends to expand in a predictable way and we recommend a broader environment available at the Bay-Delta SCHISM repo <https://github.com/CADWRDeltaModeling/BayDeltaSCHISM/blob/master/environment_py39.yml> using instructions for [building an environment with yaml specifications]. We mostly provide support for modern versions of the packages on fairly up-to-date Python platforms (often one version behind the latest) when miniconda and environments are used. We welcome feedback on our choice of libraries and making the package more useful.
Bathymetry¶
The Bay-Delta Package already contains our latest bathymetry in geo-tiff form, processed as we use them to populate our mesh. Our bathymetry collection is available at the CNRA open portal bathymetry page. Note however, that what goes in the model is the processed bathymetry.
Complete Sample Inputs¶
Interested users may want to explore their options as far as clusters and high performance environments without the confounding challenge of learning the preprocessor.
includes a complete directory of inputs for a late August - early September 2013 baroclinic run with salt transport, sample PBS launching script (pbs.sh) and launching script (run.sh) that we use with our cluster’s job scheduler.
VisIt SCHISM Plug-in¶
VisIt is a visualization toolkit for high performance numerical simulations. Note there is a visit-users forum and mailing list described at the visit-users.org web site. VisIt accesses specific data sources using plugins. At the time of writing, ours plugin works for SCHISM NetCDF UGRID 0.9 output from SCHISM. We do not distribute the base VisIt and since VisIt and the plugin version should be coordinated exactly.
SCHISM plugins: * Source code for 2.7 * Compiled Windows binaries for 2.7 * Compiled Windows binaries for 2.8
You may notice Visit documentation is becoming antiquated but still usable – the software is supported by a vigorous wiki and forum on the VisIt community site. We also offer the document VisIT for SELFE users
Links to tools¶
These are mostly Windows or Linux tools. If you have information about analogous tools on other platforms we will gratefully share it.
We use Miniconda Python 3.7 through 3.9 64 bit. If you use other package management methods you will have to intall from github.
Xming XServer for Windows or other tools like MobaXTerm or VcXSrv for connecting to linux clusters using the x11 windows system.
WinSCP for transfering files to and from linux servers.


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Man accused of Grace Millane murder 'Googled for "flesh eating birds" and "vultures"'
CCTV footage showed the Brit backpacker on a date with her alleged killer, after meeting in New Zealand on Tinder
by Matthew Dresch, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/matthew-dresch/The alleged killer of British backpacker Grace Millane searched 'flesh-eating birds' and 'are there vultures in New Zealand', a court heard.
Police found the browsing history on the phone of the 27-year-old man accused of strangling her to death, prosecutors say.
The defendant, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is on trial accused of murdering the 22-year-old Brit, although he claims she died by accident during rough sex.
The pair met through the dating app Tinder and were seen returning to the defendant's hotel apartment after a few drinks.
Detectives went through the alleged killer's phone and found pictures of what is believed to be intimate parts of Grace's body, a court heard.
Her mum Gillian left the court in tears as detective Samuel Luker described the photos.
Her father David looked directly at the defendant as the detective confirmed pornography was looked at on the defendant's phone as well.
The browsing took place on December 5, 2018, days after the defendant allegedly killed Grace.
He also Googled "the hottest fire" and "large bags near me", prosecutors say.
Another search on the phone was for "Waitakere Ranges", where Grace's body was later found contorted inside a suitcase.
The jury in the trial was shown a "significant amount" of security footage from bars where the two drank and kissed prior to her death.
Grace, from Wickford, Essex, was on a round-the-world trip when she arrived in New Zealand last November.
Detective Adam Bicknell told Auckland High Court that "just short of six terabytes of data, which is a significant amount" was examined from licensed venues, street cameras and the hotel where it is alleged Grace was killed.
The court was shown security footage of Grace leaving Base Backpackers hostel and walking to nearby Sky City, where she met the defendant and embraced him.
They went inside to Andy's Burgers & Bar, where they drank together before departing to drink some jugs of sangria at Mexican Cafe.
Grace is shown resting her chin briefly on the defendant's shoulder as he pays for their drinks at the cafe.
Cameras on the street show the pair then walking and intermittently holding hands on the way to Bluestone Room, where they sit at a table inside the front door.
They spend just over an hour at the venue, during which time the defendant leans across and kisses Grace, before then putting his hand on the back of her head and kissing her again.
Grace also messaged a female friend from university during her date, the court heard.
A letter by her friend, Ameena Ashcroft, was read to the jury and said she referred to "getting smashed" on the date and said the encounter was going "really good".
"'Mate, he lives in a hotel'," Grace messaged her friend.
"'You have to go to his apartment in the hotel, bet it's like the top floor'," Ameena replied.
"'He is coming to London next year'," Grace wrote.
She then sent what would be her final message: "'I click with him so well."'
The couple eventually left the bar and walked arm-in-arm down the street and into the lobby of City Life hotel at 9.40pm.
They enter the lifts and Grace follows the accused out to his apartment on the third floor at 9.41pm.
It is the last time she is seen alive - one day before her twenty second birthday.
The trial continues.


The actual files
The solution
Centralized, versioned and scripted
It's not *that* many files, right?
It becomes your toolbox
Once you have a toolbox, you'll start using it.There are lots of other options, Github has a good list of some popular options.
alias gs='git status -sb'
alias ggpush='git push origin $(current_branch)'
alias ggpull='git pull origin $(current_branch)'
alias gco='git checkout'
alias gc='git commit -v'
alias ga='git add'
alias rsff="rspec --fail-fast"


Reid is from Seattle, WA. He moved to ABQ in January 2019. He has been captain of the "Happy Hands" club at CNM prior to the bootcamp.
Reid is extremely fearful of geese. Reid was attacked by this goose while exploring the South Valley. Luckily Reid was able to escape with minimal injuries.


Republic of Ireland defender Derrick Williams ruled out of Denmark qualifier
The defender damaged a calf muscle during Thursday night’s win over the All Whites.
Derrick Williams has been ruled out of the Republic of Ireland’s final Euro 2020 qualifier against Denmark through injury.
The Blackburn defender, who scored his first senior international goal in Thursday night’s 3-1 friendly victory over New Zealand, has returned to his club for treatment on a calf problem sustained during the game.
Ireland boss Mick McCarthy said: “Derrick felt his calf in the second half of the game and our medical team have assessed him today.
“He will go back to his club now and we wish him well. He was one of our best players on Thursday night and deserved his goal.”
Nineteen-year-old Celtic full-back Lee O’Connor, who made his senior debut for Ireland against the All Whites, has also left the squad, in his case to rejoin Stephen Kenny’s under-21s.
O’Connor was suspended for Thursday’s 1-0 European Championship qualifying win in Armenia, but is available once again for Tuesday’s clash with Sweden at Tallaght Stadium.
The manager has no plans to add to a squad which now comprises 25 men ahead of Monday night’s concluding Group D fixture.
Those players who were not involved against New Zealand trained at Abbotstown on Friday afternoon, while those who were underwent a recovery session.
The players and management team are due to watch Denmark’s penultimate qualifier against Gibraltar on television at the team hotel on Friday evening.


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You can optionally create gateway sender and/or gateway receiver filters to control which events are queued and distributed to a remote site, or to modify the data stream that is transmitted between Geode sites.
You can implement and deploy two different types of filter for multi-site events:
GatewayEventFilter
. AGatewayEventFilter
implementation determines whether a region event is placed in a gateway sender queue and/or whether an event in a gateway queue is distributed to a remote site. You can optionally add one or moreGatewayEventFilter
implementations to a gateway sender, etiher in thecache.xml
configuration file or using the Java API.Geode makes a synchronous call to the filter’s
beforeEnqueue
method before it places a region event in the gateway sender queue. The filter returns a boolean value that specifies whether the event should be added to the queue.Geode asynchronously calls the filter’s
beforeTransmit
method to determine whether the gateway sender dispatcher thread should distribute the event to a remote gateway receiver.For events that are distributed to another site, Geode calls the listener’s
afterAcknowledgement
method to indicate that is has received an ack from the remote site after the event was received.GatewayTransportFilter. Use a
GatewayTransportFilter
implementation to process the TCP stream that sends a batch of events that is distributed from one Geode cluster to another over a WAN. AGatewayTransportFilter
is typically used to perform encryption or compression on the data that distributed. You install the sameGatewayTransportFilter
implementation on both a gateway sender and gateway receiver.When a gateway sender processes a batch of events for distribution, Geode delivers the stream to the
getInputStream
method of a configuredGatewayTransportFilter
implementation. The filter processes and returns the stream, which is then transmitted to the gateway receiver. When the gateway receiver receives the batch, Geode calls thegetOutputStream
method of a configured filter, which again processes and returns the stream so that the events can be applied in the local cluster.
Configuring Multi-Site Event Filters
You install a GatewayEventFilter
implementation to a configured gateway sender in order to decide which events are queued and distributed. You install a GatewayTransportFilter
implementation to both a gateway sender and a gateway receiver to process the stream of batched events that are distributed between two sites:
XML example
<cache> <gateway-sender id="remoteA" parallel="true" remote-distributed-system-id="1"> <gateway-event-filter> <class-name>org.apache.geode.util.SampleEventFilter</class-name> <parameter name="param1"> <string>"value1"</string> </parameter> </gateway-event-filter> <gateway-transport-filter> <class-name>org.apache.geode.util.SampleTransportFilter</class-name> <parameter name="param1"> <string>"value1"</string> </parameter> </gateway-transport-filter> </gateway-sender> </cache>
<cache> ... <gateway-receiver start-port="1530" end-port="1551"> <gateway-transport-filter> <class-name>org.apache.geode.util.SampleTransportFilter</class-name> <parameter name="param1"> <string>"value1"</string> </parameter> </gateway-transport-filter> </gateway-receiver> </cache>
gfsh example
gfsh>create gateway-sender --id=remoteA --parallel=true --remote-distributed-id="1" --gateway-event-filter=org.apache.geode.util.SampleEventFilter --gateway-transport-filter=org.apache.geode.util.SampleTransportFilter
gfsh>create gateway-receiver --start-port=1530 --end-port=1551 \ --gateway-transport-filter=org.apache.geode.util.SampleTransportFilter
Note: You cannot specify parameters and values for the Java class you specify with the
--gateway-transport-filter
option.API example
Cache cache = new CacheFactory().create(); GatewayEventFilter efilter = new SampleEventFilter(); GatewayTransportFilter tfilter = new SampleTransportFilter(); GatewaySenderFactory gateway = cache.createGatewaySenderFactory(); gateway.setParallel(true); gateway.addGatewayEventFilter(efilter); gateway.addTransportFilter(tfilter); GatewaySender sender = gateway.create("remoteA", "1"); sender.start();
Cache cache = new CacheFactory().create(); GatewayTransportFilter tfilter = new SampleTransportFilter(); GatewayReceiverFactory gateway = cache.createGatewayReceiverFactory(); gateway.setStartPort(1530); gateway.setEndPort(1551); gateway.addTransportFilter(tfilter); GatewayReceiver receiver = gateway.create(); receiver.start();


China, France should shoulder more responsibilities: Xi
by XinhuaBEIJING: China and France, as two permanent members of the UN Security Council and representatives of Eastern and Western civilizations, should shoulder more responsibilities and exercise their roles as major countries, as the world is undergoing changes rarely seen in a century, Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Wednesday.
Xi made the remarks when meeting the press together with visiting French President Emmanuel Macron at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
The two countries should maintain their traditions of independent policies and jointly safeguard the international system with the United Nations at the core, the international order based on international law, as well as the multilateral trading regime with WTO rules as the cornerstone, Xi said.


Always building one stone at a time...
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I learn fast and like to dive into many differnt technologies. I know who specturm computers lang like Php,Python,JavaScript and always open to learn more things to get the job done.
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Software is about solving peoples problem, I keep that in mind when building applications and is focus on the end users more than anything.
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Been using php for a majority of projects to meet clinets needs, huge fan of php because its fast and protable. Using frameworks like Laravel and Wordpress to get the job done.
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My first "Hello Word" was done in Python years ago, favorite lang all time. My default lang for hacking and slashing. I have familiarity and use frameworks like Django and Flask for various projects.
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I have use various realtiontional databases like MySql and Postgres and NoSql like MongoDB one the side,however, the majority of my work has been in Mysql and Postgres,however, I am always open to learn more databases technologies to get the job done.
JavaScript
Where would the web be without JavaScript(maybe doing DOM event listeners in Java or C++[cool and vital langs by the way!!]) Cherish and used by countless developers, I am one of them. Besides using raw javascript, I have used javascript frameworks and libraries like Angular, Vue, React, and Jquery. React and Jquery being my favorite gotos.
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French government to boost funding in public hospitals
PARIS (AP) - The French government is to boost funding into the country’s public hospitals over the next three years by 1.5 billion euros ($1.6 billion) after years of cost cuts.
The plan includes an annual 800-euro bonus for about 40,000 caretakers and nurses living in the Paris region with modest salaries.
Public hospitals across France will also get a financial package allowing them to grant employees a bonus of up to 300 euros.
The plan follows a series of protests since March, including a big demonstration last week in Paris involving exasperated nurses, doctors and other public hospital workers.
The French state will also take over a third of the public hospital debt, which amounts to around 30 billion euros.
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Scottish government criticised for 'misusing' positive youth unemployment data
by Lauren WalkerThe Scottish government has been accused of misusing statistics on youth unemployment, claiming it had decreased when in fact it has risen.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) produced an experimental release of youth unemployment figures, showing it has fallen by 0.3 per cent over the last year.
These figures were shared on a government social media account, saying Scotland’s the unemployment rate among those aged 16-24 fell by 0.3 percentage points.
However, UK Statistics Authority (UKSA) yesterday told the government to clarify that the data is not considered reliable, as the figures are based on experimental data so isn’t a “national statistic”.
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‘Encouraging’ fall in Scots teacher vacancy rates
The most up to date and reliable data shows that the opposite is happening, and that youth unemployment in Scotland increased by 0.8 percentage points (from 8.9% to 9.8%) in the year to July 2019.
The difference between the data sets is that National Statistics are considered fully compliant with the Code of Practice for Statistics and are based on larger samples, whereas experimental statistics are still being assessed for their suitability and quality, and are often based on a smaller sample size.
The statistics watchdog ruled that the figures used by the Scottish government, which relied on the Labour Force Survey (LFS), were not the most reliable available.
However, the Scottish government claims it used both sources when investigating youth unemployment.


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Abigail Theresa Carroll Peterson
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Zookeeper, Denver Zoo
BA in Ecology & Evolutionary Biology and Anthropology from the University of Colorado
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I am a reliable voter. I encourage others to vote. I have done phone banking for local Democratic Parties. Made small dollar donations to Biden/ Harris Campaign, Clinton/ Kaine Campaign.
Indivisible Member, Member of the New World Primate Taxon Advisory Group (professional organization).
I was part of a leadership group at Denver Zoo that focused on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. I worked with an Indivisible Group here in Colorado to encourage voter turnout. I wrote voter letters in 2020 for VoteFwd. In 2010, and 2011 I was the Conference Director for the Rocky Mountain Collegiate Cycling Conference. I worked with college students, local officials, and national cycling officials to make successful, safe, USA Cycling sanctioned events for local cyclists.
I am a proud Coloradoan, and I want to represent the people of Colorado in redistricting. I understand that Colorado's political landscape is influenced by these districts. I believe in this civic duty, and keeping it legal and ethical. After completing a leadership project focusing on diversity, equity, and inclusion I understand the importance of these maps representing each and every Coloradoan, and I want to be an advocate for that happening.
I have taken coursework in how to facilitate, lead, and build communication in teams. I have listening skills, know how to wait for responses and when to press for responses from everyone. I have strong public speaking skills. I can watch the pace of meetings and facilitate keeping an agenda and stay on time. My ability to remain fair and impartial lies in my ability to listen and trust that government should represent everyone, from all parties and backgrounds The leadership group I participated in that focused on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion helped to set me up for this. I understand how biases are drivers that influence how we see the world. I understand both conscious and unconscious bias. This understanding will allow me to bridge divergent viewpoints to help provide consensus and seek common ground.
In my job as a primate keeper I am faced with problems in stressful and chaotic situations daily. I have to use logic and analytical skills to understand each problem that arises for the animals under my care. I cannot simply ask them. It requires observation, problem solving, and extreme attention to detail. Safety is also the number one priority in a zoo setting which means that we are constantly adjusting and readjusting to changes and anything that may arise. In the team environment at the zoo I have to work cooperatively with my colleagues in order to achieve the best outcomes for the primates. This requires collaborative problem solving.
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layout: post
title: Recursion Depth - Java
date: '2014-04-24T14:09:00.000-07:00'
author: Babji Prashanth, Chetty
categories:
- java
tags:
- jvm
- memory
- prashanth
- recursion
- chetty
- depth
- babji
- stack
- inception
- java
modified_time: '2014-04-24T14:29:07.398-07:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-290045043624227719.post-5687899443468803359
blogger_orig_url: http://java-bytes.blogspot.com/2014/04/recursion-depth-java.html
---
Recently, in a programming competition, I made a big mistake by using recursion for solving one of the problems, as it resulted in 'StackOverflow' error and lost the chance to solve the problem for a larger input dataset. I realized it immediately and implemented a normal solution, but there wasn't much time to provide the solution.
In Java, the JVM stores the method information (Variables, Return Address, etc) and its parameters in the Stack. So, when you use Recursion, they are constantly pushed to the stack memory, until the result of that method is returned. Usually, Stack has limited memory and is much less than the Heapsize.
Below is a Java program, from which you can find the 'Recursion Depth' of the JVM that you are using:
The current 'Recursion Depth' for the JVM on my System is: 9372
The 'Recursion Depth' depends on the present state of the Stack Memory usage, on your JVM. So, it might change, everytime you run it.
References:
1) My own post on StackOverflow site:
Basic Java Recursion Method


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I have always cared about creating inclusive experiences but since working for Valtech I have been lucky enough to see first hand the barriers disabled people face daily in accessing digital products.
I have designed products only to see them unusable by blind people, my learning from these experiences is what drives me to consider the design process in an access first approach. If you can make a digital product work for a blind person, you can make it work for everyone.
I am one of Valtech's Accessibility Craft Circle leads. I'm helping Valtech understand accessibility, what it means in business terms as well as how accessibility considerations need to be at the heart of all digital design work we create for clients.
I design products for inclusivity and follow Microsoft's Inclusive Design methodology.
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Generate area-proportional Euler diagrams using numerical optimization. An Euler diagram is a generalization of a Venn diagram, relaxing the criterion that all interactions need to be represented. Diagrams may be fit with ellipses and circles via a wide range of inputs and can be visualized in numerous ways.
| Version: | 5.0.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Imports: | GenSA, graphics, grDevices, grid, polyclip, polylabelr, Rcpp, stats, utils |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp (≥ 0.12.12), RcppArmadillo (≥ 0.7.600.1.0) |
| Suggests: | covr, knitr, lattice, pBrackets, RConics, testthat, spelling, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-11-05 |
| Author: | Johan Larsson [aut, cre], A. Jonathan R. Godfrey [ctb], Peter Gustafsson [ctb], David H. Eberly [ctb] (geometric algorithms), Emanuel Huber [ctb] (root solver code) |
| Maintainer: | Johan Larsson <mail at larssonjohan.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/jolars/eulerr/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/jolars/eulerr |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Language: | en-US |
| Citation: | eulerr citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
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| Reference manual: | eulerr.pdf |
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Introducing eulerr eulerr under the hood Visualizing Euler diagrams with eulerr |
| Package source: | eulerr_5.0.0.tar.gz |
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| OS X binaries: | r-release: eulerr_5.0.0.tgz, r-oldrel: eulerr_5.0.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | eulerr archive |
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At Centresource, we’ve been using Codekit for the majority of our projects for over a year now. Codekit is a Mac desktop application that provides a nice UI to help concatenate, minify and otherwise optimize your javascript and SASS files. In our entire workflow, this is the only non open-source piece of software we use.
For our Rails projects, this isn’t a problem because the asset pipeline does this for us. We use Codekit primarily for our Wordpress and Drupal projects.
Why Codekit Is Bad
Don’t get me wrong, Codekit is great if you are new to SASS and/or Coffeescript and you are in need of a tool the processes and optimizes the output. But once you feel comfortable taking the training wheels off, you should be looking for the best practice when it comes to this part of your dev workflow. The following reasons why Codekit is a bad practice will make sense to you:
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A contributing developer will need to have Codekit watching their code to prevent superfluous changes to your JS or SASS.
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It’s a proprietary piece of software in an otherwise open-source codebase. Why use it if there are equal or better, free alternatives?
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It assumes all developers will be using a Mac OS.
Why GruntJS Is A Good Solution to Codekit
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It’s the hot thing right now. Check out the Yeoman workflow.
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It’s free.
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The open-source natures makes it customizable with tons of plugins.
How To Use GruntJS With Wordpress
Below is a basic run down of steps, but I recommend the GruntJS Getting Started documentation.
npm install grunt-cli -g #install the Grunt Command Line Interface globally
cd ./path/to/your/app
npm init #create package.json file. Defaults are adequate. We'll change things later.
npm install grunt-contrib-sass --save-dev #add SASS preprocessor
npm install grunt-contrib-watch --save-dev #add ability to run GruntJS anytime there is a change to your app
npm install node-bourbon --save-dev #for ability to @import "bourbon" in your SASS file.
Download my recommended Gruntfile.js. Be sure to change the source and destination paths for the Uglify build parameters for what is specific to your Wordpress application.
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Here are some quotes by the guy:
- Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe.
- Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind.
- The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science.
- If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.
- Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.
- Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
- There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.
- Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds.
- Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.
- Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one.
See, he was pretty smart!
He has a long list of contributions to science, most notably:
His theory of relativity and E=mc^2.
Thermodynamic fluctuations and statistical physics.
Photons and energy quanta.
Quantized atomic vibrations.
Adiabatic principle and action-angle variables.
Wave–particle duality.
And many, many more...
His Wikipedia page is quite long and I won't read it all but somebody should because from what I did read he sounds pretty amazing.
For even more information on Einstein's acheivments, you can go to this website which contains his entire biography. It makes for an interesting read.


I updated my better battlelog 2 days ago , to 3.5.3--and after that i restarted battlelog and i must see , that bblog no longer is integrated in battlelog...!?!! Why.????
non of my plugins are working- i also missing the included bf3stats.com page and many other things....!
Can anyone help me...?
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on this page:
http://getbblog.com/install
can you find a section "Known Issues - Firefox"
have you already tried out these solutions?