Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
A shooting in Dublin, missing migrants and the Tory election manifesto had people talking today.
by Stephen McDermottNEED TO CATCH up? TheJournal.ie brings you a round-up of today’s news.
IRELAND
- A man in his 20s was seriously injured in a shooting in north Dublin.
- Several newspapers reported that up to 11 of the migrants discovered on a ferry bound for Rosslare earlier this week had gone missing.
- A man was arrested after an inmate at Cloverhill Prison was found strangled to death in yesterday.
- A second Northern Irish man was charged with human trafficking offences in connection with the deaths of 39 Vietnamese nationals in a lorry in Essex.
- Arlene Foster called for the resumption of Stormont negotiations with Sinn Féin after the UK general election.
- Fine Gael junior minister Damien English suggested that candidates who are picked to stand in elections should be subjected to more scrutiny by their parties.
- A 75-year-old woman was killed in single-vehicle road collision in Co Down.
- It emerged that Dublin’s Disney Store lodged an application to install a security gate outside its premises to prevent homeless people from sleeping there at night.
INTERNATIONAL
#PUT IT TO THE TESTO British Prime Minister Boris Johnson promised to bring his Brexit deal back to Parliament before Christmas at the launch of his party’s election manifesto in Telford.
#2020 VISION Billionaire and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg formally launched a Democratic bid to become the next US president.
#ATOMIC Pope Francis called on world leaders to renounce atomic weapons and the Cold War-era doctrine of deterrence during a visit to the Japanese city of Nagasaki.
PARTING SHOT
The grand old stretch in the evening is long gone, and it’s certainly getting towards the more gloomy part of the year.
But just because the light is gone and the weather is colder, doesn’t mean nature isn’t out there to be enjoyed.
Here’s an example of what’s out there at this time of year, captured in Tipperary yesterday evening:


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DECONSTRUCTING HARRY A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 1997 David N. Butterworth
** (out of ****)
Separating Woody Allen's private life from his creative body of work is getting harder and harder, especially given how closely his Art imitates life. *His* life, that is.
Call me unsophisticated, but I found his films a lot more appealing before he started sleeping with his daughter.
The burning question at the heart of Allen's latest film, "Deconstructing Harry," is just how much of Harry is Harry, and how much is Woody. Distancing the character from its creator is a key theme in the film and Allen seems to revel in Harry's unpleasantness. Given the talented director's despicable off-screen behavior, some could construe "Deconstructing Harry" as Allen's personal admission of guilt. Of course, we're supposed to know better.
In "Deconstructing Harry," Harry Block (Allen) is a successful writer whose latest bestseller has pissed off just about everyone he knows, including his three ex-wives. Harry has used a lot of autobiographical experiences as source material and, naturally enough, the people in his life are not happy having their dirty laundry aired.
Perhaps this is why no one wishes to accompany Harry to upstate New York to be honored by his alma mater; the best companion he can come up with is a prostitute called Cookie (shades of Mira Sorvino's hooker in "Mighty Aphrodite").
I guess even now there's some sort of prestige to being linked with a Woody Allen film. "Deconstructing Harry" stars, among others, Billy Crystal, Robin Williams, Judy Davis, Bob Balaban, Mariel Hemingway, Amy Irving, Julie Kavner, Tobey Maguire, and Eric Bogosian. The reason Allen is able to employ such a large cast for what is a relatively simple storyline is the way he (de-)constructs his story: actors play both the characters in the film as well as characters in Harry's novel, which are often the same, only different. Harry himself is played by Allen in "reality" but by Richard Benjamin and Stanley Tucci in fiction.
This isn't as confusing as it sounds although the way that Allen elects to shoot the piece is, roaming around like some NYU Film School grad who's just discovered the jump cut.
You can't help but feel embarrassed for television's Kirstie Alley and Julia Louis-Dreyfus who, in order to bolster their flagging resumés, subject themselves to some brief but nevertheless humiliating sequences for the privilege of working for the Woodster. Young, nubile women fall for rich, famous, wizened old men all the time but witnessing Elisabeth Shue kissing Allen full on the mouth in excruciating close-up is about as hard to watch as the wood-chipping scene in "Fargo."
"Deconstructing Harry" has its funny moments but often the writing is stagnant, hitting dumb-joke rock bottom during the 'Descent into Hell' sequence. Unless you enjoy the spectacle of a self-absorbed, sexually-obsessed neurotic making light of his own crimes and misdemeanors, you might want to stay away from "Harry."
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Pirate (ARRR) is a cryptocurrency that solves the issue of financial privacy on the blockchain through forced anonymous transactions. Protect your wallet and transactions with Pirate’s completely anonymous network. With forced private transactions, your privacy cannot be compromised by another users’ activity on the network. If you wish to learn more, please join the official Pirate Discord at https://pirate.black/discord/ or message FishyGuts#5085, who will be happy to help out.
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴23-Sep-18 08:45 PM
ah private transactions no good for atomic swaps... ok so cex only option... what about proxy tokens could exchange private chain ?
jl777c23-Sep-18 08:47 PM
cant do CC
it is the one case where a CEX actually makes technical sense
SHossain23-Sep-18 09:01 PM
@jl777c how can we fund the notary nodes with PIRATE? They can't mine any coin themselves at current diff.
jl777c23-Sep-18 09:01 PM
mm withdraw
SHossain23-Sep-18 09:02 PM
ok. we go full way with mm for PIRATE
i'll put together a guide to split and notarize PIRATE
wookie23-Sep-18 09:05 PM
whoa....someone just put 1Msol onto the mining pool
jl777c23-Sep-18 09:07 PM
WTB PIRATE 0.01 KMD
5
5
Flexatron23-Sep-18 09:12 PM
Nice
grewalsatinder23-Sep-18 09:12 PM
James is giving full competition on buying
Flexatron23-Sep-18 09:12 PM
I want more as well but the diff is killing me
grewalsatinder23-Sep-18 09:12 PM
Flexatron23-Sep-18 09:13 PM
Early miners that want a quick 10x can sell to james now(edited)
SHossain23-Sep-18 09:13 PM
i remember selling early days
at least, sold a bit at every stage of price hike
grewalsatinder23-Sep-18 09:15 PM
Send me ur offers
WTB PIRATE in bulk
Flexatron23-Sep-18 09:16 PM
I can sell 28K for 0.01 kmd rate(edited)
Not really bulk tho
grewalsatinder23-Sep-18 09:16 PM
Cool
Let me get back to computer
Flexatron23-Sep-18 09:17 PM
Yea lemme turn on as well
wookie23-Sep-18 09:17 PM
Pirates always budl (bury + hodl) their treasure chests!
sample for VRSC gist.github.com/leto/e5ab28c5c5f85031b8b0f7b6bf7cf430
Flexatron24-Sep-18 06:25 AM
Didnt use the slashes
Looks different, will try that later
jorian24-Sep-18 07:55 AM
What started off as an experiment ends up having dpow. Nice
NutellaLicka24-Sep-18 07:56 AM
There goes the KMD community being proactive and on the forefront of technology again
jorian24-Sep-18 07:58 AM
WTS 100 pirate for 2 kmd
grewalsatinder24-Sep-18 09:14 AM
Wtb bulk pirate
jl777c24-Sep-18 09:14 AM
where are the bulk sellers?
grewalsatinder24-Sep-18 09:15 AM
I have the same question
Where are bulk sellers ?
CHMEX24-Sep-18 09:32 AM
Transparent PIRATES sitting on a tresure
1 1040640.0358 RPir4tes9Yq2DgQLDZgEcX2iQeTR5mE7z2
2<PHONE_NUMBER> RTPWYij66peBpQzg7wHxrZM7qsE7pAGzrK
3<PHONE_NUMBER> RGuQUCtQzu5GG6SEStVmc9D2S2fyVr9fGe
4<PHONE_NUMBER> RPfQBwAmC6YK2SiedMmBgLPwoV1UihdeTW(edited)
lightgen24-Sep-18 09:34 AM
how to buy pirate?
jl777c24-Sep-18 09:47 AM
nobody seems to be selling at 0.01 KMD price. there is a small sell offer at 0.02 KMD
I guess need higher prices
zatJUM24-Sep-18 09:48 AM
Where do you see that sell offer?
You wrote PIRATE was not DEX compatible
jl777c24-Sep-18 09:49 AM
one page up
yes OTC trade is only possibility now
zatJUM24-Sep-18 09:49 AM
ok, I saw it
If you want me to sell 10k PIRATE at 0.8 KMD, I'm OK
jorian24-Sep-18 09:58 AM
Moon
zatJUM24-Sep-18 10:03 AM
I'm OK with "only" 0.8 KMD
jorian24-Sep-18 10:04 AM
I send you 0.8kmd I get 10k pirate?
zatJUM24-Sep-18 10:21 AM
no, you get 1 pirate
Flexatron24-Sep-18 10:39 AM
When airdrop
SHossain24-Sep-18 11:01 AM
@zatJUM i'll sell 10k @0.8KMD each
zatJUM24-Sep-18 11:22 AM
@SHossain I sell too for that price!
I wrote "If you want ME to sell 10k "
jl777c24-Sep-18 11:42 AM
everybody should update as the dPoW enabled version is a hardfork
NutellaLicka24-Sep-18 11:42 AM
Below are the submissions I could find within this discord chat. I thought I'd group them together so we can pin this post and either get more submissions, or vote on a logo. What are everyone's thoughts?
Logo submitted by @Hermes
"One of their concepts for the Pirate Logo"
https://ibb.co/fr7GnU
Logo submitted by @NutellaLicka
"My take on the Pirate Coin logo. The X, used by pirates on maps, is inspired by the treasure that's secret and hidden away from onlookers"
https://ibb.co/iUip7U
Logo's submitted by @wookie
"I created a tricorn style Pirate Hat, with a Komodo logo. Under the hat is a bandana and eye patch, all being nods to the PIRATE name. There are 2 versions, one with and one without a face to emphasize on anonymity and privacy. The logo pack comes with KMD colors or a grayscale. It also includes options with a shadow tone."
https://ibb.co/hgTd1phttps://ibb.co/j17GnU
Logo submitted by @zatJUMhttps://ibb.co/gC8NSU
Logo submitted by @TonyLhttps://ibb.co/kDtp7U(edited)


John Bercow: David Cameron thinks people like him are born to rule
John Bercow has claimed David Cameron “thinks people like him are born to rule” as he criticised the former prime minister’s “enormous” self-confidence.
The ex-Commons speaker accused the former Tory PM of calling the referendum on Britain’s membership of the European Union for selfish political reasons.
“David is relentlessly tactical rather than strategic. Let’s face it, he chose to call the referendum. Was there a clamour for it? There was not,” he told the Observer.
“There was chuntering in his own party, but the public wasn’t demanding one. He just thought it would work for him.”
Mr Bercow, who attended a comprehensive school, said Eton-educated Mr Cameron has the “most enormous, probably public-school-instilled, self-confidence”.
“He thinks people like him are born to rule, that the natural order is that people like him run things, and that he is in a superior position.”
Mr Bercow refused to say how he would vote at the election – despite representing the Tories before he became speaker.
He stood down as MP for Buckingham at the end of last month after more than two decades in Parliament.


Estimate the amount of data based on a number of events per second – this calculates based on a typical event size. The more data you send to Splunk Enterprise, the more time Splunk needs to index it into results that you can search, report and generate alerts on.
Estimate the average daily amount of data to be ingested. The more data you send to Splunk Enterprise, the more time Splunk needs to index it into results that you can search, report and generate alerts on.
Daily Data Volume: ( events/s * bytes avg. event size * 3600 seconds/hour * 24 hours/day)
Specify the amount of time to retain data for each category. Data will be rolled through each category dependant on its age.
Total = XX
Specify the number of nodes required. The more data to ingest, the greater the number of nodes required. Adding more nodes will improve indexing throughput and search performance.
This is a breakdown of the overall storage requirement.
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Specify the location of the storage configuration. If possible, spread each type of data across separate volumes to improve performance. Hot/Warm data should be on the fastest disk, cold data on slower disk and archived data on the slowest disk.
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Specify the RAID level, size of individual disks and contingency required for this volume. RAID configurations that stripe will yield significantly superior performance to parity based RAID. That is, RAID 0, 10 and 0+1 will give the best performance, while RAID 5 will offer the worst performance.
The selected storage configuration would typically be expected to achieve about IOPS when doing 100% read operation, and about IOPS for 100% write operation. These numbers assume that array is dedicated to Splunk and consists of with disk(s) (typically 200 IOPS per disk).
| Number of Disks | ??? |
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Specify the RAID level, size of individual disks and contingency required for this volume. RAID configurations that stripe will yield significantly superior performance to parity based RAID. That is, RAID 0, 10 and 0+1 will give the best performance, while RAID 5 will offer the worst performance.
The selected storage configuration would typically be expected to achieve about IOPS when doing 100% read operation, and about IOPS for 100% write operation. These numbers assume that array is dedicated to Splunk and consists of with disk(s) (typically 200 IOPS per disk).
| Number of Disks | ??? |
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Specify the RAID level, size of individual disks and contingency required for this volume. RAID configurations that stripe will yield significantly superior performance to parity based RAID. That is, RAID 0, 10 and 0+1 will give the best performance, while RAID 5 will offer the worst performance.
The selected storage configuration would typically be expected to achieve about IOPS when doing 100% read operation, and about IOPS for 100% write operation. These numbers assume that array is dedicated to Splunk and consists of with disk(s) (typically 200 IOPS per disk).
| Number of Disks | ??? |
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Specify the price per GB of storage. Hot/Warm data should be on the most expensive disk, cold data on cheaper disk and archived data on the cheapest disk.
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This is an example configuration file that describes the volume configuration for each data type. Note: The path should be modified to point to each disk type. It assumes that all data will be stored in the main index.
# volume definitions[volume:] path = /mnt/ maxVolumeDataSizeMB =[volume:] path = /mnt/ maxVolumeDataSizeMB =[volume:] path = /mnt/ maxVolumeDataSizeMB =[volume:] path = /mnt/# index definition (calculation is based on a single index) [main] homePath = volume:/defaultdb/db coldPath = volume:/defaultdb/colddb thawedPath = $SPLUNK_DB/defaultdb/thaweddb homePath.maxDataSizeMB = coldPath.maxDataSizeMB = maxWarmDBCount =<PHONE_NUMBER> frozenTimePeriodInSecs = maxDataSize = coldToFrozenDir = /mnt//defaultdb/frozendb
This is a list of potential features/enhancements that may be added in future. Please use the link on top of the page to send feedback and request additional features.
This sizing application is not supported by Splunk.


Jerry Garcia (front left), Bob Weir (front center), Phil Lesh (front right)
Bill Kreutzmann (back left), Mickey Hart (back right)
Forming in 1965, The Grateful Dead performed over 2,300 live performances in their career.
The band originally formed in Palo Alto, California in 1965. When they first started playing they went under the name The Warlocks.
They played their first show as The Grateful Dead in San Jose, California in December 1965.
The band had a loyal group of people that would follow them from show to show trying to gain access
any way that they could. Since Grateful Dead fans would follow the band for many months at a time
a lot of people would sell things in the parking lot before the show would start.
Some of the things that would be for sale are things like food, shirts, art, and other more hidden dealings.
The band was known for their long improvisation pieces that would take place at every show
Even though many of the band members wrote numerous top hits the band had, one of their top lyricist was a man that wasn't even a formal member.
Robert Hunter did perform with the band in September 1967, even though it was only for four gigs his lyrics are what made him a special
part of the band


Index Aliases APIedit
Indices Aliases Requestedit
The Index Aliases API allows aliasing an index with a name, with all APIs automatically converting the alias name to the actual index name.
An IndicesAliasesRequest
must have at least one AliasActions
:
IndicesAliasesRequest request = new IndicesAliasesRequest(); AliasActions aliasAction = new AliasActions(AliasActions.Type.ADD) .index("index1") .alias("alias1"); request.addAliasAction(aliasAction);
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The following action types are supported: add
- alias an index, remove
-
removes the alias associated with the index, and remove_index
- deletes the
index.
AliasActions addIndexAction = new AliasActions(AliasActions.Type.ADD) .index("index1") .alias("alias1") .filter("{\"term\":{\"year\":2016}}"); AliasActions addIndicesAction = new AliasActions(AliasActions.Type.ADD) .indices("index1", "index2") .alias("alias2") .routing("1"); AliasActions removeAction = new AliasActions(AliasActions.Type.REMOVE) .index("index3") .alias("alias3"); AliasActions removeIndexAction = new AliasActions(AliasActions.Type.REMOVE_INDEX) .index("index4");
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Synchronous executionedit
When executing a IndicesAliasesRequest
in the following manner, the client waits
for the IndicesAliasesResponse
to be returned before continuing with code execution:
AcknowledgedResponse indicesAliasesResponse = client.indices().updateAliases(request, RequestOptions.DEFAULT);
Synchronous calls may throw an IOException
in case of either failing to
parse the REST response in the high-level REST client, the request times out
or similar cases where there is no response coming back from the server.
In cases where the server returns a 4xx
or 5xx
error code, the high-level
client tries to parse the response body error details instead and then throws
a generic ElasticsearchException
and adds the original ResponseException
as a
suppressed exception to it.
Asynchronous executionedit
Executing a IndicesAliasesRequest
can also be done in an asynchronous fashion so that
the client can return directly. Users need to specify how the response or
potential failures will be handled by passing the request and a listener to the
asynchronous update-aliases method:
The asynchronous method does not block and returns immediately. Once it is
completed the ActionListener
is called back using the onResponse
method
if the execution successfully completed or using the onFailure
method if
it failed. Failure scenarios and expected exceptions are the same as in the
synchronous execution case.
A typical listener for update-aliases
looks like:
Indices Aliases Responseedit
The returned IndicesAliasesResponse
allows to retrieve information about the
executed operation as follows:


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM WP(C).No. 38103 of 2008(J) 1. SHALINI CHEMBAYIL, CHEMBAYIL HOUSE, ... Petitioner Vs 1. DISTRICT COLLECTOR, ... Respondent 2. REVENUE DIVISIONAL OFFICER, 3. PUZHEKKATHIRI PANCHAYATH, 4. VIJAYARAGHAVAN, MAMBILAKATH VEEDU, For Petitioner :SRI.MANSOOR.B.H. For Respondent :SRI.K.M.SATHYANATHA MENON The Hon'ble MR. Justice S.SIRI JAGAN Dated :19/06/2009 O R D E R S. SIRI JAGAN, J. ------------------------------------------------- W.P.(C)No. 38103 OF 2008 ------------------------------------------------- Dated this the 19th day of June, 2009 JUDGMENT
The petitioner's complaint in this writ petition is that the 4th respondent is operating his granite quarry and crusher unit adjacent to the petitioner's property without obtaining the necessary statutory clearance from the authorities. Petitioner therefore seeks the following reliefs:
"i. to issue a writ of mandamus or other writ, order or direction commanding respondent Nos.1 to 3 not to permit the 4th respondent to conduct blasting or quarrying without the necessary statutory licences, permissions, consent and no objection certificate under the Air(Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981; The Explosives Act 1884, The Explosives Rules 1983 and the Kerala Panchayathi Raj Act.
ii. To issue a writ of mandamus or any other appropriate writ, order or direction directing the respondents Nos.1 and 2 to ensure that no blasting is being carried out by the fourth respondent without getting permission/licence from the Panchayat.
iii. To issue a writ of mandamus or any other appropriate writ, order or direction directing the respondents Nos.1 and 2 to take action on Exthibit.P2 after hearing the petitioner."
2. The petitioner now categorically asserts that the 4th respondent has not obtained a licence from the Panchayat under the WPC :38103/08 -:2:- Kerala Panchayat Raj (Dangerous and Offensive Trades and Factories) Rules ('D&O Rules' for short), without which the 4th respondent cannot operate a quarry or crusher unit.
3. The 4th respondent would, in his counter affidavit, submit that he has all the statutory clearances, permits etc. A counter affidavit has been filed by the 3rd respondent Panchayat to the effect that no licence is required from the Panchayat under the D&O Rules, since the activity does not come under Entry 100 in Schedule I of the D&O Rules.
4. The learned counsel for the petitioner brings to my attention a decision of a Division Bench of this Court in Gem Granites v. Deputy Superintendent of Police [2008(1) KLT 937] wherein the Division Bench has held that to extract granite, which is a minor mineral, licence from the Panchayat under the Kerala Panchayat Raj (Dangerous and Offensive Trades and Factories) Rules, 1996 is mandatory and therefore the contention of the 3rd respondent in that regard is totally unsustainable. In fact, the 4th respondent himself admits that he has applied for a licence under those Rules, which application is admittedly pending. That being so, the 4th respondent WPC :38103/08 -:3:- could not have started and continued the quarry and crusher unit operations without first obtaining that licence. Admittedly, he is yet to receive that licence. In the above circumstances, the 4th respondent cannot continue the quarry and crusher units without obtaining licence from the Panchayat. Accordingly, there would be a direction to respondents 1 to 3 to see that the 4th respondent does not continue to operate the quarry and crusher unit without obtaining licence from the 3rd respondent Panchayat.
The writ petition is disposed of as above.
S. SIRI JAGAN, JUDGE ttb


WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
March 27, 2017 8:30 AM
FOR:
Crowe, Michael (Self; Texas Assisted Living Association), Austin, TX
Nelson, Kendal Corp. Director of Special Projects (Self; Texas Assisted Living
Association), Ft. Worth, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Ashton, Andy Sr Vice President of Operations at Ensign Services (Self), San Antonio, TX
Burris, Byron Mr. (Self; Nursing Home for profit and non-for profit), Victoria, TX
Hopkins, Phillip President TAG (Self), Victoria, TX
Jennette, Ron CEO (Self; Methodist Retirement Communities), The Woodlands, TX
Kibbe, Scot (Texas Health Care Association), Austin, TX
Martinez, Diana VP of Public Policy (Self; Texas Assisted Living Assoc.), Austin, TX
Meyer, Alyse Director of public policy (LeadingAge Texas), Austin, TX
Olson, Krista (Self; Reliant post acute care solutions), Austin, TX
Rich, Sid (Texas association of residential care communities), Austin, TX
Rose, Denise (ResCare), Austin, TX
Sims, Taylor (Ensign Services), Austin, TX
Utterback, Chip President and CEO (Self; Blue skies of texas), San Antonio, TX
ON:
Henderson, Mary (Department of Aging and Disability Services), Austin, TX
Leche, Paul (Health and Human Services Commission), Austin, TX
Levee, Allison (Health and Human Services Commission), Austin, TX
Worley, Fred (Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services), Austin, TX
FOR:
Fredriksen, Amanda Associate state director (also providing written testimony) (AARP),
Austin, TX
ON:
Green, Calvin (Department of Aging and Disability Services), Austin, TX
Hannah, Kyle (Self), Fort worth, TX
Svien, Doug (Self; PACSTX), Stephenville, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Borel, Dennis (Coalition of Texans with Disabilities), Austin, TX
Burris, Byron Mr. (Self; Nursing Home for profit and non-for profit), Victoria, TX
Kibbe, Scot (Texas Health Care Association), Austin, TX
Martinez, Diana VP of Public Policy (Self; Texas Assisted Living Assoc.), Austin, TX
Meyer, Alyse Director of public policy (LeadingAge Texas), Austin, TX
Olson, Krista (Self; Reliant post acute care solutions), Austin, TX
Sullivan, Marjorie Director, Texas Advocates for Senior Care (Self; Texas Advocates for
Senior Care), Justin, TX
Warren, Kevin President / CEO (Texas Health Care Association), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
March 27, 2017 8:30 AM
AGAINST:
Hopkins, Phillip President TAG (Self), Victoria, TX
ON:
Trost, Amy Review Director (Sunset Advisory Commission), Austin, TX
FOR:
Fredriksen, Amanda Associate state director (AARP), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Borel, Dennis (Coalition of Texans with Disabilities), Austin, TX
Burris, Byron Mr. (Self; Nursing Home for profit and non-for profit), Victoria, TX
Hammon, Rachel Executive Director (Texas Association for Home Care & Hospice),
Austin, TX
Mills, Sarah Dir. of Government Affairs (Texas Association for Home Care and Hospice),
Austin, TX
Olson, Krista (Self; Reliant post acute care solutions), Austin, TX
ON:
Green, Calvin (Department of Aging and Disability Services), Austin, TX
Trost, Amy Review Director (Sunset Advisory Commission), Austin, TX
FOR:
Corzine, Shawn (Self; Texas Assisted Living Association, Sodalis Senior Living), New
Braunfels, TX
Nelson, Kendal Corp. Director of Special Projects (Self; Texas Assisted Living
Association), Ft. Worth, TX
Rickard, John (Self; Texas Assisted Living Association), Austin, TX
ON:
Fredriksen, Amanda Associate state director (AARP), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Ashton, Andy Sr Vice President of Operations at Ensign Services (Self), San Antonio, TX
Borel, Dennis (Coalition of Texans with Disabilities), Austin, TX
Burris, Byron Mr. (Self; Nursing Home for profit and non-for profit), Victoria, TX
Crowe, Michael (Self; Texas Assisted Living Association), Austin, TX
Kibbe, Scot (Texas Health Care Association), Austin, TX
Martinez, Diana VP of Public Policy (Self; Texas Assisted Living Assoc.), Austin, TX
Meyer, Alyse Director of public policy (LeadingAge Texas), Austin, TX
Rich, Sid (Self), Austin, TX
Rose, Denise (ResCare), Austin, TX
Sims, Taylor (Ensign Services), Austin, TX
ON:
Ferrie, George Director of Compliance (Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation),
Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
March 27, 2017 8:30 AM
Worley, Fred (Department of Aging and Disability Services), Austin, TX
FOR:
Ashton, Andy Sr Vice President of Operations at Ensign Services (Self), San Antonio, TX
Beene, Joleann Chief Nursing Officer (Self; Preferred Care Partners Management Group),
Plano, TX
Burris, Grady Owner operator (Self), Victoria, TX
Cornelison, Boyd (Self; Cantex), Helotes, TX
Dugan, Kyle Director of Nursing (also providing written testimony) (Senior care centers),
Cedar park, TX
Evans, Darlene Retired owner (Self), San antonio, TX
Gadberry, Gavin General Counsel, Texas Health Care Association (Self; Texas Health
Care Association), Amarillo, TX
Haney, Ron Independent owner -Cascade Health Services, LLC (also providing written
testimony) (Self), Lufkin, TX
Mckee, Margaret Administrator (Monument Hill Rehab and Nursing), Tx, TX
Parades, Eddie SVP Stonegate Senior Living (also providing written testimony) (Self;
Texas Health Care Assocition), Flower Mound, TX
Payne, Ron Ceo swltc. Chairman of the board thca (also providing written testimony)
(Self; Texas healthcare and southwest ltc 17 texas facilities), Frisco, TX
Robin, Underhill Mrs (Self; Texas Healthcare Association), Carrollton, TX
Sequeira, Corrine RN (Cantex Continuing Care network), Cedar Park, TX
Stenger, Christopher (Self), Spring, TX
Warren, Kevin President / CEO (also providing written testimony) (Texas Health Care
Association), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Farris, Susan (also providing written testimony) (Self; James L West Alzheimers Center),
Fort Worth, TX
Jennette, Ron CEO (also providing written testimony) (Self; Methodist Retirement
Communities), The Woodlands, TX
Linial, George President (also providing written testimony) (LeadingAge Texas), Austin,
TX
Utterback, Chip President and CEO (also providing written testimony) (Self; Blue skies of
texas), San Antonio, TX
ON:
Fredriksen, Amanda Associate state director (AARP), Austin, TX
McDonald, Pam (Health and Human Services Commission), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Acosta, Teresa Business Office Mgr (Genesis Health Care System Southwood Care
Center), Austin TX, TX
Alcala, Chris (Self; Senior Care Centers), Kyle, TX
Alford, Jim (Senior Care Centers), Cedar Park, TX
Andujo, Jaime SVP, Fundamental (Self), El Paso, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
March 27, 2017 8:30 AM
Archer, Scott Mr (Senior Care Centers), Wimberley, TX
Borel, Dennis (Coalition of Texans with Disabilities), Austin, TX
Bradfield, Scott Administrator (Senior Care Centers), Austin, TX
Brandley, Mike (Self; Senior Care Centers), Dallas, TX
Brown, Jeff Activity Director - estrella oaks rehabilitation (Self), Georgetown, TX
Bujko, Janet (Self; Fundamental Ltc), Austin, TX
Burnett, Amanda Vice President Operations (Self; Genesis Healthcare), Bastrop, TX
Burris, Byron Mr. (Self; Nursing Home for profit and non-for profit), Victoria, TX
Caballero, Leticia (Self), Austin, TX
Caracheo, Maria Administrator (Self), Bastrop, TX
Casper, Ashton Administrator (Self), San Antonio, TX
Castillo, Veronica (Self; Senior Care Centers), Austin, TX
Chudleigh, Geoffrey Executive Director (Self; Senior Care Centers), Cedar Park, TX
Cline, Lara Director of care coordination (Self; Canrsx ccn), Plano, TX
Conrad, Michael Executive Director (Self), New Braunfels, TX
Dorrow, Marjorie Coo (Self), Boerne, TX
Dorsey, Kara (Self; Senior Care Centers), Leander, TX
Dugan, Connie (Self; Senior Care Centers), Leander, TX
Dugan, Marta (Self; Senior Care Centers), Cedar Park, TX
Dugan-Kerr, Krista VP Physician Development (Self; Senior Care Centers), Dallas, TX
Dunlap, Donna (Self), Brazoria, TX
Emery, Michael Director of Clinical Ops (Senior Care Centers), Austin, TX
Garcia, Leo (Self; Regency), Bastrop, TX
Glenn, Angel Nurse (Self), Killeen tx, TX
Hawkins, Cory (Self), Austin, TX
Hayes, Robin RN (Self; THCA), Austin, TX
Heinz, Sam (Self; Caring healthcare), Austin, TX
Helmcamp, Tj (Self; Regency Healthcare), Austin, TX
Hess, Jason (Self), Harlingen, TX
Hinckley, Matt Executive Director (Self; Cantex), Allen, TX
Holder, Janet Nurse (Self; THCA), Austin, TX
Holder, Nicholas Administrator LNFA (Self; THCA), Kyle, TX
Hopkins, Phillip President TAG (Self), Victoria, TX
Howard, Asia Administrator (Genesis Healthcare), Flatonia, TX
Jenkins, Akeeta Administrator (Self; Genesis Healthcare, Colonial Manor), New
Braunfels, TX
Kendall, Cindy Administrator (Self; Senior Care Centers), Dripping Springs, TX
Kerr, Andrew President (Self; Senior Care Centers), Dallas, TX
Kersh, Brooks Administrator (Self; Genesis healthca), New braunfels, TX
Kersh, Karen Administrator (Self; Charleston Healthcare), New Braunfels, TX
Kibbe, Scot (Texas Health Care Association), Austin, TX
King, Kendra Administrator (Self; Nexion health), Tx, TX
Klein, Sandy (Self; Touchstone Communities), San antonio, Texas, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
March 27, 2017 8:30 AM
Landeros, Christina Social Worker (Southwood Care Center), Austin, TX
LeBlanc, Jacob Assisant Administrator (SENIOR CARE CENTERS LTC), Kyle, TX
Ledesma, Maryann Medical records (Genesis southwood), Austin, TX
Lewis, Kim Dietary Director Estrella Oaks Rehabilition and Ca (Self), Georgetown Tx,
TX
Lloyd, Matthew Director (Self), Texas, TX
Lozano, Tiffany Restroative aide (Self), Round rock, TX
Magro, Debra Chief nurse executive southwood care (Self; Genesis southwood care
center), Austin, TX
Matteson, Deseray Dir. financial analysis (Self; Thca), Austin, TX
Mayne, Kai Administrator (Self; Thca), New braunfels, TX
McCarthy, Kristy Registered Nurse (Self; Senior Care Centers), Austin, TX
McMahan, Nicole LVN (Self; Senior Care Centers), Round Rock, TX
McNabb, Krystal Nursing facility administrator (Self; Green Valley Healthcare and
rehabilitation center), North richland hills, TX
Meadows, Christina Director of Nursing (Self), Round rock, TX
Mistretta, Cassie (Self; THCA), Southlake, TX
Moore, Greg (Self; THCA), Driftwood, TX
Moore, Laura Nf administrator (Self), Round rock, TX
Nachtigall, Rachel (Self; Senior Care Centers), Austin, TX
Navarro, Rhiannon (Senior Care Centers), Round rock, TX
Nelson, Angela RN (Senior Care Centers), Manor, TX
Nowlen, Brad Rvpo (Self), Austin, TX
Peimann, Tim Adminisrtator (Self), Rockwall, TX
Peterson, Bronz (Self), Haslet, TX
Raines, Stephen (Self; Preferred Care Partners Management Group), Dripping springs, TX
Ramirez, Elizardo Restorative Nursing (Self), Roundrock, TX
Ramirez, Roberto Administrator (Self; Senior Care Centers), Austin, TX
Ramos, Natalie RN/DON Estrella Oaks (Self), Georgetown, TX
Reinarz, Christian Executive Director (Self; Genesis healthcare), San antonio, TX
Rios, Ernesto Medication Aide (Self; Senior Care Centers), Leander, TX
Rodriguez, Daniel Executive Director (Self), Mission, TX
Rodriguez, Rachel AIT (Genesis Southwood), Austin, TX
Rodriguez, Susan Lvn genesis (Self), Austin texas, TX
Roland, Teanna Adon (Self), Round rock, TX
Schulz, Troy (Senior care centers), Georgetown, TX
Seward cross, Mariah Social services director (Self), Round rock, TX
Shane, Andrew (Self), Frisco, TX
Shankute, Michael (Self; Cantex continuing care), Allen, TX
Sihotang, Alfian (Self), Round Rock, TX
Sikora, Jordan Executive Director (Self), McAllen, TX
Sims, Taylor (Self; Ensign Services), Austin, TX
Smith, Delphia Administrator (Self; Nexion Health), Lumberton, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
March 27, 2017 8:30 AM
Sowell, LaKeesha LNFA (Self), Humble, Texas, TX
Sowell Jr, Don Nursing Home Administrator (Self), Humble, TX
Spears, Sonia Administrator (Self; Genesis Southwood Care Center), Austin, TX
Stipanovich, Terry Administrator (Self), TX, TX
Strong, Tyler Administrator (Self; Regency Integrated Health Services), Pflugerville, TX
Stuart, Evan (Self; Senior care centers), Georgetown, TX
Stuart, Jordanne (Self; Senior Care), Austin, TX
Suggs, Kelsey Rn (Self; Senior Care Centers), Leander, TX
Threadgill, Brian (Self; Regency healthcare), Austin, TX
Tibbetts, Kimberley (Self; Fundamental), Hutto, TX
Tiffany, Casey Administrator (Self; Fundamental), Hutto, TX
Tochterman, Jerry Administrator (Self; Senior Care Centers), San Marcos, TX, TX
Trew, Dina Administrator (Regency), Smithville, TX
Uchegbu, Chudy Administrator (THCA), Lancaster, TX
Unroe, Jon (THCA), Houston, TX
Velasco, Ned Administrator-Estrella Oaks (Self), Georgetown, TX
Walther, Heather RN (Self; Creekside Terrace Rehabilitation), Waco, TX
Warden, Candace Human resources (Self; Thca), Temple, TX
Wicks, Steven (Self), Cypress, TX
Williams, Cindy (Self), Mansfield, TX
Womble, Jennifer Bom, Fundamental (Self; Fundamental, LLC), Tx, TX
Wood, Brooke LNFA (Self), San Marcoos, TX
Wright, Eric (Senior Care Centers), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Rich, Sid (Texas association of residential care communities), Austin, TX
ON:
Berkely, John Deputy Director Tx State Veterans Homes (Veterans Land Board), Austin,
TX
FOR:
Moorhead, Bee Executive Director, Texas Impact (Texas Impact), Austin, TX
Waldman,MD MBA, Dr. Deane Dir. Ctr for Health Care Policy (Texas public policy
foundation), Austin, TX, TX
ON:
Murphree, Susan Sr.Policy Specialist (Disability Rights Texas), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Kibbe, Scot (Texas Health Care Association), Austin, TX
Romero, Michelle (Texas Medical Association), Austin, TX
Spilman, Annie Legislative director (National Federation of Independent Business/Texas),
Austin, TX
ON:
Bowden, Rachel (Texas Department of Insurance), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
March 27, 2017 8:30 AM
Dunkelberg, Anne Associate Director (Center for public policy priorities), Austin, TX
Miller, Jeff Policy Specialist (Disability Rights Texas), Ausrin, TX
ON:
Murphree, Susan Sr.Policy Specialist (also providing written testimony) (Disability Rights
Texas), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Burris, Byron Mr. (Self; Nursing Home for profit and non-for profit), Victoria, TX
Burris, Grady (Self; For profit and not for profit long term care facilities), Victoria, TX
Hopkins, Phillip President TAG (Self), Victoria, TX
Kibbe, Scot (Texas Health Care Association), Austin, TX
Olson, Krista (Self; Reliant post acute care solutions), Austin, TX
ON:
Dunkelberg, Anne Associate Director (Center for public policy priorities), Austin, TX
Jessee, Gary (Health and Human Services Commission), Austin, TX
Miller, Jeff Policy Specialist (Disability Rights Texas), Ausrin, TX
FOR:
Dudensing, Jamie (also providing written testimony) (Texas Association of Health Plans),
Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Anderson, Tucker (Neighbors Health), Houston, TX
Burris, Byron Mr. (Self; Nursing Home for profit and non-for profit), Victoria, TX
Hutson, Blake (AAARP Texas), Austin, TX
Kolodzey, Patricia Director Government Relations (Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas),
Austin, TX
Martin, Amanda Governmental Affairs Manager (Texas Association of Business), Austin,
TX
ON:
Huss, Jonathan Interim Associate Commissioner (Depart of State Health Services), Austin,
TX
Waldron, Patrick Manager (Department of state health services), Austin, TX
FOR:
Farris, Susan (Self; James L West Alzheimers Center), Fort Worth, TX
Linial, George President (also providing written testimony) (LeadingAge Texas), Austin,
TX
ON:
Fredriksen, Amanda Associate state director (AARP), Austin, TX
Warren, Kevin CEO and President, Texas Health Care Association (Texas Health Care
Association), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
March 27, 2017 8:30 AM
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Burris, Byron Mr. (Self; Nursing Home for profit and non-for profit), Victoria, TX
Hinckley, Matt Executive Director (Self; Cantex), Allen, TX
Jennette, Ron CEO (Self; Methodist Retirement Communities), The Woodlands, TX
McCaskill, Wendy Nursing Home Admin (Self), Austin, TX
Peter, Christopher Administrator (Regency integrated health), Elgin, TX
Rich, Sid (Texas zassociation of residential care communities), Austin, TX
Shankute, Michael (Self; Cantex continuing care), Allen, TX
Trew, Dina Administrator (Self; Regency Integrated health services), Smithville, TX
Utterback, Chip President and CEO (Self; Blue skies of texas), San Antonio, TX
ON:
Dionne-vahalik, Michelle Director QM (Hhsc), Austin, TX
McDonald, Pam (Health and Human Services Commission), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
ON:
Alexander, Troy Assoc. Director for Advocacy (Texas Medical Association), Austin, TX
FOR:
Waldman,MD MBA, Dr. Deane Dir. Ctr for Health Care Policy (also providing written
testimony) (Self; Texas public policy foundation), Austin, TX, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Hudgens, Nicole Policy Analyst (Texas Values), Austin, TX
Spilman, Annie Legislative director (National Federation of Independent Business/Texas),
Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Dunkelberg, Anne Associate Director (Center for public policy priorities), Austin, TX
Kunish, Eric Mr. (Self; National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Austin Advocacy
Chair), Austin, TX
Lara, Rene Legislative Dir. (Texas AFL-CIO), Austin, TX
Moorhead, Bee Executive Director, Texas Impact (Texas Impact), Austin, TX
FOR:
Waldman,MD MBA, Dr. Deane Dir. Ctr for Health Care Policy (also providing written
testimony) (Self; Texas public policy foundation), Austin, TX, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Burris, Byron Mr. (Self; Nursing Home for profit and non-for profit), Victoria, TX
Hinckley, Matt Executive Director (Self; Cantex), Allen, TX
Peter, Christopher Administrator (Regency integrated health), Elgin, TX
Trew, Dina Administrator (Self; Regency Integrated health services), Smithville, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
March 27, 2017 8:30 AM
AGAINST:
Moorhead, Bee Executive Director, Texas Impact (Texas Impact), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
AGAINST:
Dunkelberg, Anne Associate Director (Center for public policy priorities), Austin, TX


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Nancy Pelosi throws shade like no other
by Jason WeisbergerWhose house? Nancy's house.
The Speaker stopped a speech to explain what "exculpatory" means to the national dolt.
Whose house? Nancy's house.
The Speaker stopped a speech to explain what "exculpatory" means to the national dolt.


HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. HTML documents form the majority of the content on the web.
HTML documents contain text content which describes "what you see" and markup which describes "how it looks".
Tags and ElementsHTML documents are made of HTML elements. When writing HTML, we tell browsers the type of each element by using HTML tags. Examples of tags are "b" for bold and "em" for italics.
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Inline vs Block ElementsHTML elements are either inline or block. Block elements form an "invisible box" around the content inside of them.
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meteoJS/timeline . Timeline
Source: Timeline.
Class represents a timeline.
On this timeline, you could define different set of times. This is useful for
the usecase 1: You have different data types for different times (like radar
and satellite pictures). Then, the timeline provides a list of all available
times. Each time in each set of times could be enabled or disabled. This
yields to the usecase 2: In a viewer of model charts, you probably want to
show all the times with charts. (Global models normally have a time interval
of 3 hours between charts) But for different parameters, you only provide
charts at a greater interval. E.g. you calculate 24h-precipiation sums only
for 00 UTC. So you can set the times of the 3-hour-interval and only set
the 00 UTC timestamps as enabled. To visualise the timeline use some
child class of the
module:meteoJS/timeline/visualisation.Visualisation
class. To animate
through time steps use the module:meteoJS/timeline/animation.Animation
class.
import Timeline from 'meteojs/Timeline';
Methods
new Timeline([options])
Parameter
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
options |
|
Yes |
Options. |
Methods
add(amount, timeKey) → module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Changes the selected time width adding an amount of "time". If the "new" timestamp is not available, the selected time is not changed.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
amount |
number |
|
"Time"-Amount. |
|
timeKey |
('years', 'y', 'months', 'M', 'days', 'd', 'hours', 'h', 'minutes', 'm', 'seconds', 's', 'milliseconds', or 'ms') |
|
Period, nomenclature analogue to momentjs. |
- Returns
-
module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
- Returns this.
deleteSetID(id) → module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Deletes a set of times.
Parameter
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
id |
mixed |
|
ID of the set of times. |
- Fires
- module:meteoJS/timeline#change:times
- module:meteoJS/timeline#change:enabledTimes
- Returns
-
module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Returns this.
first() → module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Set selected time to the first time, which is enabled.
- Returns
-
module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Returns this.
getAllEnabledTimes() → Array of Date
Returns a list of times. These times are enabled throug every set of times.
- Returns
-
Array of Date
Enabled times, sorted upwardly.
getEnabledTimes() → Array of Date
Returns a list of all enabled timestamps of this timeline.
- Returns
-
Array of Date
All enabled times, sorted upwardly.
getFirstAllEnabledTime() → Date
Returns first time in this timeline, which is enabled by at all sets.
- Returns
-
Date
First time, which is enabled by all sets.
getFirstEnabledTime() → Date
Returns first time in this timeline, which is enabled by at least one set.
- Returns
-
Date
First enabled time, could be invalid.
getLastAllEnabledTime() → Date
Returns last time in this timeline, which is enabled by at all sets.
- Returns
-
Date
Last time, which is enabled by all sets.
getLastEnabledTime() → Date
Returns last time in this timeline, which is enabled by at least one set.
- Returns
-
Date
Last enabled time, could be invalid.
getNextAllEnabledTime() → Date
Returns next time after the selected time, which is enabled by all sets. If selected time is invalid, the last all enabled time is returned.
- Returns
-
Date
Next time, which is enabled by all sets.
getNextEnabledTime() → Date
Returns next time after the selected time, which is enabled by at least one set. If selected time is invalid, the first enabled time is returned.
- Returns
-
Date
Next enabled time.
getPrevAllEnabledTime() → Date
Returns previous time before the selected time, which is enabled by all sets. If selected time is invalid, the first all enabled time is returned.
- Returns
-
Date
Previous time, which is enabled by all sets.
getPrevEnabledTime() → Date
Returns previous time before the selected time, which is enabled by at least one set. If selected time is invalid, the last enabled time is returned.
- Returns
-
Date
Previous enabled time.
getSelectedTime() → Date
Current selected time.
- Returns
-
Date
Selected time, could be invalid.
getSetIDs() → Array of mixed
Returns IDs of all defined sets.
- Returns
-
Array of mixed
IDs.
getTimes() → Array of Date
Returns a list of all timestamps represented by this timeline. This includes on the one hand all timestamps defined by setTimesBySetID, on the other hand there could exists additional timestamps (e.g. through the maxTimeGap option).
- Returns
-
Array of Date
All defined times, sorted upwardly.
isFirstEnabledTime() → boolean
Is the selected time the first enabled time.
- Returns
-
boolean
isLastEnabledTime() → boolean
Is the selected time the last enabled time.
- Returns
-
boolean
isTimeAllEnabled() → boolean
Returns if the passed time is an enabled time.
- Returns
-
boolean
isTimeEnabled() → boolean
Returns if the passed time is an enabled time.
- Returns
-
boolean
last() → module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Set selected time to the last time, which is enabled.
- Returns
-
module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Returns this.
next() → module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Changes selected time to the next enabled time.
- Returns
-
module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Returns this.
nextAllEnabledTime() → module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Changes selected time to the next time, which is enabled by all sets.
- Returns
-
module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Returns this.
prev() → module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Changes selected time to the previous enabled time.
- Returns
-
module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Returns this.
prevAllEnabledTime() → module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Changes selected time to the previous time, which is enabled by all sets.
- Returns
-
module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Returns this.
setEnabledTimesBySetID(id, times) → module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Defines the enbaled times of a set of times. The passed times must be contained in the times of the set (defined earlier by setTimesBySetID).
Parameters
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
id |
mixed |
|
ID of the set of times. |
|
times |
Array of Date |
|
Times to set enabled (must be sorted upwardly). |
- Fires
- module:meteoJS/timeline#change:enabledTimes
- Returns
-
module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Returns this.
setSelectedTime(time) → module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Sets current selected time. You can select a time returned by getTimes only. If this is not the case, an invalid timestamp will be set.
Parameter
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
time |
Date |
|
Time to select. |
- Fires
- module:meteoJS/timeline#change:time
- Returns
-
module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Returns this.
setTimesBySetID(id, times) → module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Defines a set of times. Set is identified by an ID. If the set was already defined, the set of times will be overwritten.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
id |
mixed |
|
ID of the set of times. |
|
times |
Array of Date |
|
Times (must be sorted upwardly). |
- Fires
- module:meteoJS/timeline#change:times
- module:meteoJS/timeline#change:enabledTimes
- Returns
-
module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Returns this.
sub(amount, timeKey) → module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
Changes the selected time width subracting an amount of "time". If the "new" timestamp is not available, the selected time is not changed.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
amount |
number |
|
"Time"-Amount. |
|
timeKey |
('years', 'y', 'months', 'M', 'days', 'd', 'hours', 'h', 'minutes', 'm', 'seconds', 's', 'milliseconds', or 'ms') |
|
Period, nomenclature analogue to momentjs. |
- Returns
-
module:meteoJS/timeline.Timeline
- Returns this.


Arrow: A Season 1 Ally Returns in ‘Purgatory’ Synopsis
by Sam StoneAs Arrow moves closer to the coming "Crisis on Infinite Earths" and the flagship show's subsequent series finale, one more familiar face reunites with Oliver Queen.
The CW has released the official plot synopsis for the final season's seventh episode, titled "Purgatory." The episode will see Oliver returning to the remote island of Lian Yu. Before the start of the series, Oliver spent approximately five years on the island, where he went from spoiled playboy to vengeful vigilante. As Oliver returns to where he first developed the skills to become the Green Arrow, he is reunited with guest star Byron Mann, reprising his Season 1 role as Yao Fei.
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ARROW“Purgatory” — (9:00-10:00 p.m. ET) (TV-14, V) (HDTV)BYRON MANN GUEST STARS – Oliver’s (Stephen Amell) mission takes him to Lian Yu where he tries to ignore the repercussions of the looming Crisis until he receives help from an old friend. Meanwhile, a united Team Arrow faces a recognizable villain. James Bamford directed the episode written by Rebecca Bellotto & Rebecca Rosenberg (#807). Original airdate 12/3/2019.
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template<typename Interface, typename Transform = identity_member_with_optionals>
class fc::api< Interface, Transform >
Definition at line 120 of file api.hpp.
template<typename Interface , typename Transform >
It is slightly unclean tight coupling to have this method in the api class. It breaks encapsulation by requiring an api class method to have a pointer to an api_connection. The reason this is necessary is we have a goal of being able to call register_api() on an api<T> through its base class api_base. But register_api() must know the template parameters!
The only reasonable way to achieve the goal is to implement register_api() as a method in api<T> (which obviously knows the template parameter T), then make the implementation accessible through the base class (by making it a pure virtual method in the base class which is overridden by the subclass's implementation).
Implements fc::api_base.
Definition at line 508 of file api_connection.hpp.


newick
Module¶
Read/parse a newick tree.
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newick.
Node
¶ Defines a Node object, a list of nested Node objects. Recursive phylogeny subunit.
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newick.
read_tree
(**kwargs)¶ Parse a newick phylogeny, provided either via a file or a string. The tree does not need to be bifurcating, and may be rooted or unrooted. Returns a Node object along which sequences may be evolved.
Trees can either read from a file or given directly to
read_tree
as a string. One of these two keyword arguments is required.- file, the name of the file containing a newick tree for parsing. If this argument is provided in addition to tstring, the tree in the file will be used and tstring will be ignored.
- tree, a newick tree string. If a file is additionally provided, the tstring argument will be ignored.
To implement branch (temporal) heterogeneity, place “model flags” at particular nodes within the tree. Model flags must be in the format _flagname_ (i.e. with both a leading and a trailing underscore), and they should be placed after the branch lengths. Model flags may be repeated throughout the tree, but the model associated with each model flag will always be the same. Note that these model flag names must have correspondingly named model objects.
- Examples:
tree = read_tree(file = "/path/to/tree/file.tre") tree = read_tree(tree = "(t4:0.785,(t3:0.380,(t2:0.806,(t5:0.612,t1:0.660):0.762):0.921):0.207);") # Tree containing model flags named m1 and m2 tree = read_tree(tree = "(t4:0.785,(t3:0.380,(t2:0.806,(t5:0.612,t1:0.660):0.762_m1_):0.921)_m2_:0.207);"
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(tree, level=0)¶ Prints a Node object in graphical, nested format. This function takes two arguments:
- tree is a Node object to print
- level is used internally for printing. DO NOT PROVIDE THIS ARGUMENT.
Each node in the tree is represented by a string in the format, “name branch.length model.flag”, and levels are represented by indentation. Names for tree tips are taken directly from the provided tree, and internal node names are assigned automatically by the
read_tree
function. The node with a branch length of None will be the root node where sequence evolution will begin. Note that the model.flag field will be None under cases of branch homogeneity.-


This document is intended as an informal source of additional information for the B-grid dynamical core. The primary documentation is still the "Atmospheric Dynamical Core User's Guide", the web-based module documentation, and the technical description on "Finite-differencing used by the B-grid dynamical core". Users who want to simply run the model "as is" should refer to the "User's Guide" or the "quickstart guide" which can be found on the FMS homepage.
When the source code is "checked out" of the CVS repository a directory called atmos_bgrid is created. The atmos_bgrid directory contains the following sub-directories.
atmos_bgrid/ | +---- documentation/ Contains this document and the technical description on | "Finite-differencing used by the B-grid dynamical core". | +---- driver/ Contains sub-directories with drivers for various types | of atmospheric models. There is currently directories | for "coupled" models (this includes AMIP-type models) and | "solo" models (for standalone dynamical cores running | the Held-Suarez benchmark). | +---- model/ Contains the dynamical core modules. | The modules in this directory can be considered a package | and are not intended for individual use. | +---- tools/ Contains tools specific to the dynamical core. The modules in this directory may be useful in other B-grid core applications such as pre- or post-processing.
This is a complete list of all B-grid core modules. Depending on what model is "checked-out" (coupled versus solo) determines which driver modules will be present.
The B-grid core uses a split time differencing scheme. There are 3 time steps that are used. The shortest time step for gravity waves is called the adjustment time step. Advection and horizontal mixing terms are solved on the advection time step. The physical forcing, diagnostics, and the calculation of updated prognostic variables is done on the atmospheric time step. This figure depicts the relationship between these time steps.
The advection and adjustment time steps are set as multiples of the atmospheric time step. The following namelist variables are used to set the time steps.
&main_nml dt_atmos = 1800 / &bgrid_core_driver_nml num_adjust_dt = 3, num_advec_dt = 3 /
For this example the atmospheric, advection, and adjustment time steps would be 1800, 600, and 300 seconds, respectively. These are typical time steps used with a resolution of 144 longitudes by 90 latitudes. A model with this resolution is also referred to as a N45 model since there are 45 latitudes rows between the equator and pole.
Here is a flow chart for the B-grid dynamical core.
The center boxes represent terms that are solved on the adjustment time step.
Terms in the right column are applied on the advection time. The left column
is computed on the atmospheric time step.
The B-grid core makes extensive use of data structures (Fortran 90 derived-types). The data structures group related data and greatly reduce the number of arguments passed between Fortran subroutines. Unless specifically stated, the data defined within a data structure is public (it may be directly accessed). The data structures names defined in the B-grid core all end with _type. All data structures are initialized by calling a constructor routine and may be terminated by calling a destructor routine (if it exists).
Here is a summary of important data structures defined in the B-grid core.
Memory for the B-grid dynamical core is dynamically allocated at run time (as opposed to fixing the memory requirements prior to compilation). The memory required is determined from the model resolution in the initial condition restart file. When the restart file does not exist the model will try to create a simple initial condition (a flow at rest). In this case, the model resolution is read from the cold start namelist (bgrid_cold_start_nml). The model fails if neither the B-grid restart file or the cold start resolution have been provided.
A limited number of input files are required when running the solo dynamical core. The following (input) files and directories must be present in the directory where you are running the model.
If you are running full atmospheric model (with physics) a large number of input files will be required. These files will reside in the INPUT sub-directory.
Restart files may be written as NetCDF files or as NATIVE files (using unformatted Fortran writes). A namelist switch controls which output format is used, the default is NATIVE format. The switch is set with the following variable:
&bgrid_core_driver_nml restart_output_format = 'netcdf' / &bgrid_core_driver_nml restart_output_format = 'native' /
When the NetCDF output option is used it is recommended that a single fileset be used to write the restart files. This option is set with the following namelist variable:
&fms_io_nml threading_write = 'single', fileset_write = 'single'/
For input restart files the model can read either the NetCDF or NATIVE format. The model will look for both file types, there is no need to set a namelist variable.
NetCDF restart files are written using simplified metadata. For example, indices are used for axis data and there are no meaningful attributes. All variables are defined with 4 dimensions (dim_1,dim_2,dim_3,time). A one-dimensional field only uses the first dimension (dim_1) and sets the size of the other dimensions to one. All variables are written as double (64-bit) precision.
For a model resolution of 144 longitudes x 90 latitudes x 20 levels, the following axes and variables might be defined in the restart file called RESTART/bgrid_prog_var.res.nc.
dimensions: xaxis_1 = 21 ; xaxis_2 = 144 ; yaxis_1 = 1 ; yaxis_2 = 90 ; yaxis_3 = 89 ; zaxis_1 = 1 ; zaxis_2 = 20 ; Time = UNLIMITED ; // (1 currently) variables: double eta(Time, zaxis_1, yaxis_1, xaxis_1) ; eta:long_name = "eta" ; eta:units = "none" ; double peta(Time, zaxis_1, yaxis_1, xaxis_1) ; peta:long_name = "peta" ; peta:units = "none" ; double ps(Time, zaxis_1, yaxis_2, xaxis_2) ; ps:long_name = "ps" ; ps:units = "none" ; double pssl(Time, zaxis_1, yaxis_2, xaxis_2) ; pssl:long_name = "pssl" ; pssl:units = "none" ; double res(Time, zaxis_1, yaxis_2, xaxis_2) ; res:long_name = "res" ; res:units = "none" ; double fis(Time, zaxis_1, yaxis_2, xaxis_2) ; fis:long_name = "fis" ; fis:units = "none" ; double u(Time, zaxis_2, yaxis_3, xaxis_2) ; u:long_name = "u" ; u:units = "none" ; double v(Time, zaxis_2, yaxis_3, xaxis_2) ; v:long_name = "v" ; v:units = "none" ; double t(Time, zaxis_2, yaxis_2, xaxis_2) ; t:long_name = "t" ; t:units = "none" ;
Here is a brief definition of the variables, units, and array sizes for a model resolution of nlon by nlat by nlev.
For all model grids, array indexing increases from west to east, south to north, and top to bottom.
The global temperature grid is aligned so that grid box edges line up with the equator and the poles. For a global grid with 144 x 90 points, the west and south edges of the first grid box start at 0° (longitude) and 90°S. The last grid box has east and north edges at 0° (longitude) and 90°N. The following figure depicts key features of a global temperature grid with this resolution.
The global velocity grid is shifted by one-half of a grid box to the north and east of a temperature grid box. The global velocity grid has one less latitude row than the global temperature grid. For a global grid with 144 x 89 points, the west and south edges of the first grid box start at 1.25°E and 89°S. The last grid box has east and north edges at 1.25°E and 89°N. The latitude rows that would be centered at the poles are not considered part of the computation domain. The following figure depicts key features of a global velocity grid at this resolution.
Domain decomposition (or layout) for multiple processor jobs is done in the X-Y (longitude-latitude) plane. The following namelist variable specifies that the global grid be decomposed 3 times along the X-axis and 2 times along the Y-axis (6 processors must be used).
&bgrid_core_driver_nml layout = 3,2 /More information about how to specify the domain layout can be found in the online namelist documentation.
The following figure depicts the domain decomposition and displays some of the terminology.
The compute domain and data domain are defined locally on each processor. The compute domain is the computational grid where valid model results are computed. The data domain is the compute domain plus additional rows and columns to assist in horizontal differencing. The B-grid core uses only one halo row. Higher order differencing is accomplished by doing additional halo updates.
As previous stated, the global velocity grid has one less latitude row than the temperature grid. To simplify array structures the B-grid core allocates the same size arrays for both temperature and velocity fields. As a result the northernmost latitude row in the velocity grid is not used.
The alignment of the temperature and velocity grids in the vicinity of the south pole is relatively straightforward. The velocity grid cell with the same i,j indices is located to the northeast of a temperature cell. The halo row for the velocity grid is located on the pole with the velocity set to zero.
Here is the same figure for the north pole. Note that the northernmost latitude row in the velocity grid is not used.


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--- layout: post title: Parameter Passing and Reference Types in C# date: 2010-10-18 15:49:50.000000000 +02:00 categories: [] tags: - C# - Parameter-Passing status: publish type: post published: true meta: {} author: login: admin email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Philippe first_name: Philippe last_name: Vlérick excerpt: !ruby/object:Hpricot::Doc options: {} ---
A few days ago, I had a question at work on why “regular” objects could be modified when in a method, while strings couldn’t. That’s a good question that any C#/Java developer (and many other languages) will ask at some point.
The issue there is the general misunderstanding about parameter passing in C#. My response to that is generally to say that “In C#, all parameters are passed by value”. Which is wrong if you include ref and out modifiers, but I won’t cover these in this post. I say it that way because it makes people think about it. Generally the first answer is “No because I can modify an object in a method!”.
That’s when you realize that most of the people understand the logic, but have issues being precise on telling what is truly happening. It has to do with the fact that strings are reference types in .NET. Taken from MSDN:
Variables of reference types, referred to as objects, store references to the actual data.
To get with my previous statement, the value of a reference variable is the reference to the actual data. Also, the actual data will be stored on the heap, but this is implementation details that we should not take into account.
So, to sum it up, when you pass a variable of reference type to a method, you actually pass the reference itself, as a value, to the method.
Here is very simple sample of code to illustrate all of that:
static void Main() { String name = "Philippe"; Console.WriteLine(name); Modify(name); Console.WriteLine(name); Console.ReadLine(); } static void Modify(String text) { Console.WriteLine(text); text = "Hello"; Console.WriteLine(text); }
And here is the printout for this:
Philippe
PhilippeHello
Philippe
Let’s examine the memory during the different phases.
Here is the memory just before the call to Modify:
Now, here is the memory when entering Modify:
We can see that both text and name variables have the same value, namely the reference to a location in the heap that contains a string which content is “Philippe”.
Now, with that picture in mind, it’s very easy to imagine what will happen when we change the value of text:
As simple as that. We modified the value of text, assigning it the reference to a string containing “Hello” somewhere in the heap. But we didn’t modify the name variable nor it’s content.
When we exit the Modify method, text variable gets out of scope and is eligible for garbage collection. The name variable was not modified in the process.
Now, this confusion also arises because of the fact that string are immutable. Mutable object’s internal content can be modified if you have a reference to them, but this does not hold true for immutable reference objects as you don’t modify them, you create new.
For a very good extensive tutorial on this topic, please see Jon Skeet’s excellent article on the subject. It’s probably much more clear that what I can explain.


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The greater flamingo has and pink feathers and black-tipped wings. It has a very long neck, . Some of the food the flamingo eats contains carotenoid pigments.
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Species: P. roseus (Greater Flamingo), P. minor (Lesser Flamingo), P. chilensis ( Chilean . What does a Flamingo look like? . What do Flamingos Eat?
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Thus when it eats, the upper mandible moves as opposed to the lower, . Greater flamingos' specialized beaks do not begin to develop until the young are 2 .
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The Greater flamingo has a total length of 125-145 cm; the body is only about 2/5 . that in the wild Flamingos get their pink colour from the crustaceans that they eat? . The greater flamingo is not a threatened species, and zoos do not operate .
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Introduction to Git and Github
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Version control is a system that records changes to a file or set of files over time so that you can recall specific versions later. It's goo habit use version control what multiple people or just one working on a project. A primitive way of version control which a lot people use is to copy files into another directory. This approach is simple, but there are a lot of ways to make mistake.
Git is system for version control of files that was created by Linus Trovalds. It allows you to easily store, update and manage versions of files. Git provides the ability to update and edit the project files to reflect changes made by others. Every time you commit or save the changes of your project, Git makes duplicates of the original file. Developers use git and other version control system because they allow to see the changes made by other developers, easily roll back changes and convenient operation via the command line. In turn, Github is the largest web hosting service for IT projects based on the version control system Git. So if Git is a command line tool, GitHub provides a Web-based graphical interface
Create a new repository
- In the upper-right corner of any page, click , and then click New repository.
- In the Owner drop-down, select the account you wish to create the repository on.
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- In the command line type git clone https://github.com/[USERNAME]/[Name]
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Mindset & Setting: I was tired going into this. I'd been up for a day and a half, but got sleep the night before this trip. I didn't feel particularly tired, but I knew my body was.
Experience: This was my first time trying this substance.
Preparation: The 4-AcO-MiPT I had was very sticky, and in the time it took to weigh my dose out (just a few minutes), it had gotten twice as dark as its original tan color. It was now brown. It dissolved over a matter of minutes into my cup of water (without stirring), and was in 2 stuck-together chunks when I dropped it in. It's so sticky and clumpy that it would be nearly impossible to chop it up into powder.
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9:48 start drinking my water with 8 mg 4-aco-mipt HCl in it. This stuff tastes horrible. I can taste it with every drink. It's pretty bitter.
9:56 start smoking a joint with my water.
10:05 done drinking the water. I only smoked a quarter of that joint.  I am very cold as well.
10:15 I'm seeing awsome patterns in the floor. and on the walls.
10:17 A bit of tremoring, it's like parts of my body have shivers, and others don't.
10:20 I got under my covers on my bed and the shivering stopped. I was pretty cold. I just turned the fan off. Not so cold anymore.
Visuals are pretty strong now. Great patterning everywhere now, and I'm getting aural hallucinations of the computer fan wahing.
10:31 patterning when I close my eyes. heavy visuals from this stuff. strangely enough, visuals are heavy with the lights out as well.
10:38 I smoke more of the joint.
10:45 tripping pretty hard. not so hard I can't type though.
10:48 it looks like the wall is the floor and I'm penned up agains a wall when I lean back in my chair.
10:49 my perceptions are changing a lot, but I think I could still hold a conversation with someone. I'll see when my brother come in in a minute.
...can't really understand some of the stuff on TV. Communicating with my brother is relatively easy.
11:35 I'm stoned. colors are changing every now and then. I'm really tired from having stayed up the last few days... I don't think the joint helped my tired state. I just want to go to bed again.
11:41 bed.
12:24 so tired but I can't sleep. I lay on my bed, not wanting to get up, but I can't fall asleep. The weed is wearing off now. The visuals are still pretty much here. As well the aural hallucinations <-- more like effects/panning than anything else. My mind races through situations endlessly trying to solve problems even if it has to create them, analysing what I would say, and what reactions would be like. This type of thing. I'm pretty bored.>
12:39 I'm definitely coming down, and not tripping as hard as I was. I just smoked that J down to the paper and I still feel this way about the 4-aco-mipt. Visuals are still here, but it's just less intense now. the visuals just don't move as fast now.
...Going back to bed. I'm tired, but I just can't fall asleep so far. It's very strange.
1:45 hallucinations are still there, but they're not as intense or plentiful as they were. Not overtaking like they were. I can't sleep.
2:53 things are chilling out. I'm returning to 'baseline' but things are still giving minor trails/other patterning like visuals.
3:40 things aren't moving around that much. Patterns on the ceiling are there, but not moving fast at all and tracers are minor.
4:20 visuals almost all gone. slight patterning on the ceiling. slight tracers.
4:52 almost baseline. I'm hungry and tired. going to go to bed.
Sleep was good, had interesting dreams. I am amazed that this dose level was so effective. I'd like to take this substance again sometime when I'm not so tired.
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[gecode-users] Memory problem
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Thu Aug 28 13:13:12 CEST 2008
Well, not so sure. There could be another workaround: look to the file
gecode/kernel/memory-mananger.icc. There you will find something like:
/**
* \brief Parameters defining memory management policy for spaces
* \ingroup FuncMemSpace
*/
namespace Config {
/**
* \brief Minimal size of a heap chunk requested from the OS
*/
const size_t hcsz_min = 2 * 1024;
If you increase hcsz_min to 16 * 1024 that would avoid part of the problem.
One part are the spaces which are very small and few. But per space you will
typically allocate a number of heap chunks. Initially these chunks will be
small and will only dynamically grow when demand justifies it. So, if you
increase, you'll have more slack but more blocks will be returned to the OS.
Christian
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From: Guido Tack [mailto:tack at ps.uni-sb.de]
Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2008 1:06 PM
To: Gustavo Gutierrez
Cc: gecode at gecode.org; Christian Schulte
Subject: Re: [gecode-users] Memory problem
Gustavo Gutierrez wrote:
On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 9:20 AM, Guido Tack <tack at ps.uni-sb.de> wrote:
I tried to find out more about the Mac OS malloc.
Apparently, Mac OS never frees blocks that are smaller than 15359 bytes, but
rather tries to reuse them for further mallocs in the same process.
http://kevin.sb.org/2007/07/05/malloc-free-space-not-reclaimed/
I tried replacing malloc with ptmalloc3 (as suggested in that article), and
it completely solves the problem.
Now I am wondering if the same problem can occur when using gecode in the
*normal* way, i mean, with gecode search engines as in the examples. Any
comment?
That's unlikely. The problem is that the memory footprint is going to be
the maximum memory used by spaces that are alive at the same time. In your
example, that's tens of thousands of spaces. During search, it's never more
than a few spaces (search tree depth / recomputation depth). If the tree
depth is very big, you're lost anyway as the search is not going to find a
solution.
Cheers,
Guido
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Berikut adalah package atau library R yang secara default terinstall di Slackware melalui SBo.
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- MASS. Support Functions and Datasets for Venables and Ripley’s MASS
- Matrix. Sparse and Dense Matrix Classes and Methods
- base. The R Base Package
- boot. Bootstrap Functions (Originally by Angelo Canty for S)
- class. Functions for Classification
- cluster. “Finding Groups in Data”: Cluster Analysis Extended Rousseeuw et al.
- codetools. Code Analysis Tools for R
- compiler. The R Compiler Package
- datasets. The R Datasets Package
- foreign. Read Data Stored by Minitab, S, SAS, SPSS, Stata, Systat, Weka, dBase, …
- grDevices. The R Graphics Devices and Support for Colours and Fonts
- graphics. The R Graphics Package
- grid. The Grid Graphics Package
- lattice. Trellis Graphics for R
- methods. Formal Methods and Classes
- mgcv. Mixed GAM Computation Vehicle with Automatic Smoothness Estimation
- nlme. Linear and Nonlinear Mixed Effects Models
- nnet. Feed-Forward Neural Networks and Multinomial Log-Linear Models
- parallel. Support for Parallel computation in R
- rpart. Recursive Partitioning and Regression Trees
- spatial. Functions for Kriging and Point Pattern Analysis
- splines. Regression Spline Functions and Classes
- stats. The R Stats Package
- stats4. Statistical Functions using S4 Classes
- survival. Survival Analysis
- tcltk. Tcl/Tk Interface
- tools. Tools for Package Development
- utils. The R Utils Package
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java.lang.Object java.security.cert.PKIXCertPathChecker
public abstract class PKIXCertPathChecker
An abstract class that performs one or more checks on an
X509Certificate
.
A concrete implementation of the PKIXCertPathChecker
class
can be created to extend the PKIX certification path validation algorithm.
For example, an implementation may check for and process a critical private
extension of each certificate in a certification path.
Instances of PKIXCertPathChecker
are passed as parameters
using the setCertPathCheckers
or addCertPathChecker
methods
of the PKIXParameters
and PKIXBuilderParameters
class. Each of the PKIXCertPathChecker
s check
methods will be called, in turn, for each certificate processed by a PKIX
CertPathValidator
or CertPathBuilder
implementation.
A PKIXCertPathChecker
may be called multiple times on
successive certificates in a certification path. Concrete subclasses
are expected to maintain any internal state that may be necessary to
check successive certificates. The init
method is used
to initialize the internal state of the checker so that the certificates
of a new certification path may be checked. A stateful implementation
must override the clone
method if necessary in
order to allow a PKIX CertPathBuilder
to efficiently
backtrack and try other paths. In these situations, the
CertPathBuilder
is able to restore prior path validation
states by restoring the cloned PKIXCertPathChecker
s.
The order in which the certificates are presented to the
PKIXCertPathChecker
may be either in the forward direction
(from target to most-trusted CA) or in the reverse direction (from
most-trusted CA to target). A PKIXCertPathChecker
implementation
must support reverse checking (the ability to perform its checks when
it is presented with certificates in the reverse direction) and may
support forward checking (the ability to perform its checks when it is
presented with certificates in the forward direction). The
isForwardCheckingSupported
method
indicates whether forward checking is supported.
Additional input parameters required for executing the check may be specified through constructors of concrete implementations of this class.
Concurrent Access
Unless otherwise specified, the methods defined in this class are not thread-safe. Multiple threads that need to access a single object concurrently should synchronize amongst themselves and provide the necessary locking. Multiple threads each manipulating separate objects need not synchronize.
PKIXParameters
,
PKIXBuilderParameters
| Constructor Summary | |
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protected |
PKIXCertPathChecker()
Default constructor. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
abstract void |
check(Certificate cert,
Collection<String> unresolvedCritExts)
Performs the check(s) on the specified certificate using its internal state and removes any critical extensions that it processes from the specified collection of OID strings that represent the unresolved critical extensions. |
Object |
clone()
Returns a clone of this object. |
abstract Set<String> |
getSupportedExtensions()
Returns an immutable Set of X.509 certificate extensions
that this PKIXCertPathChecker supports (i.e. |
abstract void |
init(boolean forward)
Initializes the internal state of this PKIXCertPathChecker . |
abstract boolean |
isForwardCheckingSupported()
Indicates if forward checking is supported. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
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protected PKIXCertPathChecker()
| Method Detail |
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public abstract void init(boolean forward) throws CertPathValidatorException
PKIXCertPathChecker
.
The forward
flag specifies the order that
certificates will be passed to the check
method
(forward or reverse). A PKIXCertPathChecker
must
support reverse checking and may support forward checking.
forward
- the order that certificates are presented to
the check
method. If true
, certificates
are presented from target to most-trusted CA (forward); if
false
, from most-trusted CA to target (reverse).
CertPathValidatorException
- if this
PKIXCertPathChecker
is unable to check certificates in
the specified order; it should never be thrown if the forward flag
is false since reverse checking must be supportedpublic abstract boolean isForwardCheckingSupported()
PKIXCertPathChecker
to perform
its checks when certificates are presented to the check
method in the forward direction (from target to most-trusted CA).
true
if forward checking is supported,
false
otherwisepublic abstract Set<String> getSupportedExtensions()
Set
of X.509 certificate extensions
that this PKIXCertPathChecker
supports (i.e. recognizes, is
able to process), or null
if no extensions are supported.
Each element of the set is a String
representing the
Object Identifier (OID) of the X.509 extension that is supported.
The OID is represented by a set of nonnegative integers separated by
periods.
All X.509 certificate extensions that a PKIXCertPathChecker
might possibly be able to process should be included in the set.
Set
of X.509 extension OIDs (in
String
format) supported by this
PKIXCertPathChecker
, or null
if no
extensions are supportedpublic abstract void check(Certificate cert, Collection<String> unresolvedCritExts) throws CertPathValidatorException
init
method.
cert
- the Certificate
to be checkedunresolvedCritExts
- a Collection
of OID strings
representing the current set of unresolved critical extensions
CertPathValidatorException
- if the specified certificate does
not pass the checkpublic Object clone()
Object.clone()
method.
All subclasses which maintain state must support and
override this method, if necessary.
clone
in class Object
PKIXCertPathChecker
Cloneable
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