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Jacqueline Jossa messaged Love Island star demanding to know if she slept with hubby Dan Osborne
by Jenni McKnightDan was accused of cheating on Jacqueline with Gabby Allen
Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osborne‘s marriage was rocked last year by cheating allegations after Dan was accused of sleeping with Love Island star Gabby Allen.
But according to the man himself, his wife is ‘no doormat’ and actually messaged Gabby to ask if she had slept with her husband.
‘Jacqueline has sent a few messages to women I’ve been accused of cheating with — I think any partner would do that — asking what had happened between us,’ Dan told The Sun Online.
‘I’ve told her I haven’t cheated on her, that I’ve just been out with those girls, they’re mates and that’s it.
 That’s just what I’m like.’
Dan continued: ‘But I get pictured with a woman and suddenly we’re getting cosy.
‘With Gabby, I know the pictures didn’t look great because of the angle they were taken at, but there was nothing in it.

‘She’s no doormat. She’s a very strong woman.’
Gabby, who was shocked by the allegations, also reassured the mum of two nothing had happened between her and the former Towie star.
Jacqueline is starring in this year’s I’m A Celebrity, alongside Gabby’s ex-boyfriend Myles Stephenson.
Gabby’s own romance with Myles came to a crashing end amid accusations he had sent flirty messages to other women behind her back.
She confirmed the news, writing on Instagram: ‘The newspaper articles are true. I am no longer in a relationship. I hope youse have all had a better week than me!’
Let’s hope talk between Jacqueline and Myles doesn’t turn to their love lives…


A SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER NEVER CRIES Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. October Films Director: James Ivory Writer: James Ivory & Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, novel by Kaylie Jones Cast: Kris Kristofferson, Barbara Hershey, Jesse Bradford, Leelee Sobiesky, Anthony Roth Costanzo, Virginie Ledoyen
Maybe Tolstoy was not completely correct when he said that all happy families are alike. Take Kaylie Jones's family, for example. Ms. Jones, whose novel is adapted for the screen by the Merchant-Ivory team (co-scripted by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala), speaks of her childhood in Paris where she attended French schools, then returned with her family to the U.S. at the age of fourteen. When you understand that her father, James Jones, wrote "From Here to Eternity" and "The Thin Red Line," you see just how closely she has described her own experiences in a fictionalized autobiography, "A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries."
The movie portrays her as the daughter of an American expatriate couple with the one misfortune of being culturally neither here nor there, and yet inhabiting two worlds, the French and the American. Who better to bring to life the strains of class/cultural prejudices than the Merchant-Ivory team, whose masterpiece, an adaptation of E.M. Forster's "Howard's End," illustrates the unwillingness of people of different value systems to connect?
"A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries" joins this year's parade of coming-of-age stories ("Slums of Beverly Hills," "Home Before Dark," "The Butcher"), this one told through the eyes of Channe Willis. Channe, played as a 15-year-old by Leelee Sobieski and as a child by Luisa Conlon), is loved by her dad, an expatriate writer by the name of Bill Willis (Kris Kristofferson) and by her energetic and free-spirited mom, Marcella (Barbara Hershey). When the family take in a six- year-old French orphan named Benoit (played as a child by Samuel Gruen and as a teen by Jesse Bradford), only a smidgen of sibling rivalry develops until Benoit and Channe accept and learn to love each other. They attend a bilingual school together, where Benoit has a difficult time fitting in because of a French prejudice against orphans. When Channe herself cannot adjust to school, she is befriended by Francis Forescue (Anthony Roth Costanzo), who has a wonderful, soprano, operatic voice and is himself ostracized because of his sensitive, artistic nature. After the family move to New York (Bill, who has a congenital heart disease, wants to be cared for by American physicians), Channe goes through the usual rites of puberty. Shut out in an American high school like her brother--whom her classmates calls a "Frog"--she throws herself into sexual affairs in an effort to gain kindness while her depressed brother takes to moping at home day and night in front of the TV.
Though the Merchant-Ivory team favor Europe and India as locales for their films, this is not the first work situated largely in the U.S. Having adapted "The Bostonians," and created the trilogy of stories of lonely New Yorkers in "Roseland," they are in their elementj. Here they show the U.S. to be neither the class-tormented setting that defines European cultures nor the home of unfettered democracy. Their films are often berated by American critics for their Masterpiece theater ambiance (as critic Howard Thomson puts it, "prestigious, well furnished, accurate, prettily cast and bland, anonymous, and stealthily interchangeable"). Thomson feels that Ivory "does not seem to ask large questions about his characters' options nor is he inclined to employ robust or dangerous American actors" (he used Paul Newman in the American movie "Mr. and Mrs. Bridge").
The same reproach could be made for "A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries"--the 61-year-old Kristofferson is sturdy but hardly burns up the screen while Barbara Hershey does not come near her exquisite performance in "The Portrait of a Lady." Yet the movie succeeds as a heartfelt portrayal of a daughter's enduring love for her dad against the background of France and America during the 60's and 70's, a period dominated by the Vietnam War (which gets scarcely a mention in the film). Kristoffersen's Bill Willis is the sort of father many a kid wishes he had, though some matronly women might be horrified by the liberal attitude he holds toward his daughter's sexuality. It's no wonder that Channe's latest boyfriend is surprised and delighted when dad asks his daughter whether they're sleeping together and, when Channe gives him an honest answer, is told that they might as well sleep together under his roof rather than the back of a car. Bill Willis comes across every so often with strong opinions such as one he holds against the Church. When his housemaid, the Portuguese-born Candida (Dominique Blanc) refuses to marry Mamadou (Macha Meril) because at the age of 40 she's "not ready for marriage," Willis chides the priests for telling "the peasants" that they should wait for pie in the sky when they die. Barbara Hershey's Marcella shows her intrepid side in throwing sand in the face of her young son's French teacher, who customarily locks Benoit into the closet for punishment.
Leelee Sobieski turns in a remarkable performance as the adolescent Channe, a classic presentation of a daughter's unbridled affection for her father--as shown most poignantly by her wish to be with him and not at a major party on New Year's Eve when she hears that he may die within a year. Anthony Roth Costanzo is also noteworthy as a boldly artistic isolate, that rare teenager who is absolutely gaga over opera and is predictably shunned by his French contemporaries for his sensitivity.
Photographer Jean-Marc Fabre throws in a few sharply etched scenes of Paris but does best in his filming the beauty of New York's upscale Long Island communities. More casual than "The Bostonians," more restrained than "The Wild Party" and even more poignant than "Roseland," the trilogy "A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries" effectively portrays family members split between two national cultures whose love for one another transcends both their daily dilemmas and their ultimate anguish.
Not Rated. Running time: 120 minutes. (C) Harvey Karten 1998
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Jean-Francois St-Amour,
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- Automatic shadow detection and shadow generation for Augmented Reality
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Katrien Jacobs,
Cameron Angus,
Celine Loscos,
Jean-Daniel Nahmias,
Alex Reche,
Anthony Steed
Rendering
- A practical self-shadowing algorithm for interactive hair animation (TR)
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Florence Bertails,
Clement Menier,
Marie-Paule Cani
- A Computational Approach to Simulate Subsurface Light Diffusion in Arbitrarily Shaped Objects
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Tom Haber,
Tom Mertens,
Philippe Bekaert,
Frank Van Reeth
- Real-Time Rendering of Caustics using Interpolated Warped Volumes
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Manfred Ernst,
Tomas Akenine-Moller,
Henrik Wann Jensen
- Reordering for Cache Conscious Photon Mapping
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Josh Steinhurst,
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Image-based Editing and Image-based Animation
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- Evaluation of an On-line Adaptive Gesture Interface with Command Prediction
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Ji-Young Oh,
Wolfgang Stuerzlinger
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As of 19 August, WHO has reported a total number of 3889 cholera cases since the beginning of 2003. Since the beginning of June, 2464 cholera cases have been registered. These figures do not include mild cases for which data is not currently available, and underestimates the number of cases for the months of June, July and August. To date, the number of deaths is unobtainable.
This epidemiological information is based on data provided by Médecins sans Frontières Belgium and France and MERLIN who have been working in Monrovia during the outbreak.
As reported previously, it is likely that an increase in cases will occur in the coming weeks because of the movement of people, overcrowded living conditions in central Monrovia and the lack of safe water.


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Celebrate Disney+ With These Great Star Wars and Marvel Funko Pops!
by Scoot AllanWhile the recent launch of Disney+ has brought a number of classic animated films out of the vault and brought together some of our favorite Disney TV series, the House of Mouse has also managed to provide a central place for fans of Marvel and Star Wars to enjoy their fandoms through films and TV series any time they want.
Fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe or the Star Wars franchise can now watch the biggest films in the series or some of our favorite forgotten shows, and we think it's time to celebrate our new obsession with our other geeky obsession - Funko Pop! vinyl figures. So today we'll discuss Disney+ a bit while taking a look at a few upcoming Funko Pop! pre-orders with Entertainment Earth that can save you shipping on every order!
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While we are all gearing up for Episode IX: The Rise Of Skywalker to wrap up the current cinematic trilogy, Star Wars fans have been able to revisit the iconic universe on Disney+ with the release of The Mandalorian, as well as the inclusion of the films and a number of TV series like Clone Wars and Rebels.
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Li Wan, Quan Wang, Alan Papir, Ignacio Lopez Moreno
In this paper, we propose a new loss function called generalized end-to-end (GE2E) loss, which makes the training of speaker verification models more efficient than our previous tuple-based end-to-end (TE2E) loss function. Unlike TE2E, the GE2E loss function updates the network in a way that emphasizes examples that are difficult to verify at each step of the training process. Additionally, the GE2E loss does not require an initial stage of example selection. With these properties, our model with the new loss function decreases speaker verification EER by more than 10%, while reducing the training time by 60% at the same time. We also introduce the MultiReader technique, which allows us to do domain adaptation - training a more accurate model that supports multiple keywords (i.e. "OK Google" and "Hey Google") as well as multiple dialects.
There had been a typo in Eq. (3) of the original paper. The correct equation should be:
There had also been a typo in Eq. (6) of the original paper. The correct equation should be:
A Lingvo-based open source version of the GE2E loss is available [here].
We are also aware of several third-party implementations of this work, such as:
However, please note that we are NOT responsible for the correctness of any third-party implementations. Please use your own judgement to decide whether you want to use these implementations.
We can't share our datasets externally. But a big part of our training data are based on public datasets. You can find a list of these public datasets at awesome-diarization
The speaker recognition and embedding technique based on this paper has been applied to multiple domains, including:


Being able to sort through data efficiently is crucial to the performance of any computer program or web application. To use Twitter as an example, efficient sorting through a databse can mean the difference between seeing all your friend's tweets immediately, or having to wait minutes/hours to see what your friends are saying. The latter scenario is obviously terrible, and if people had to wait hours to see a tweet show up Twitter would lose its users quite rapidly. Sorting is an important precursor to the use of other algorithms (such as search and merge algorithms) which require input data to be in sorted lists.
This leads to the next logical questions: How does sorting work? And what are the different ways to sort data? Sorts are classified by a variety of factors, including computational complexity (best, average and worst behavior across a variety of scenarios), memory usage, recursion, stability (whether the sort maintains the relative order of records), and so forth. For this post I'll only focus on computational complexity. It's important to understand that many algorithms that have the same efficiency do not have the same speed on the same input. As I mentioned earlier, algorithms must be judged based on their average case, best case, and worst case efficiency. Some algorithms, such as quick sort, perform exceptionally well for some inputs, but horribly for others. Other algorithms, such as merge sort, are unaffected by the order of input data.
A comprehensive list of sorting efficiency can be found here. Some algorithms (selection, bubble, heapsort) work by moving elements to their final position, one at a time. You sort an array of size N, compare elements [a] vs [a + 1] and swap their positions if a > a + 1. Other algorithms (insertion, quicksort, counting, radix) put items into a temporary position closer to their final position. You continually rescan, moving items closer to the final position with each iteration.
If you have plenty of memory, a good compromise is to use the merge sort. It has n log n performance across all scenarios. Here is an image link showing how the merge sort works. You divide the unsorted list into n sublists, each containing 1 element. Then you compare each single element list with the adjacent single element list to sort and merge the two lists, giving you a list of two elements. You then repeatedly merge sublists to produce new sorted sublists until there is only 1 sublist remaining. This is the newly sorted list.
I could go into more detail about all the different types of sorts, but that's what the rest of the internet is for! Check out wikipedia for a lot more info on the topic.


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author: Jacob .
tags:
- progress-reports
modified_time: '2014-02-24T22:18:19.451-07:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6400085873105072120.post-3859726267145433440
blogger_orig_url: http://www.svlark.com/2014/02/224.html
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April contacted John Neal about his consultation sevices, and, amazingly, he said he thought he'd be able to help us despite our highly constrained, Goodlanderian budget.
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| function | ProfileManager (in profMode, in profDir) |
| | ProfileManager performs a command execution and displaying the profiling results Input: optional: profileMode: char [1,] - profiling mode, the following modes are supported: 'none'/'off' - no profiling 'viewer' - profiling reports are just displayed 'file' - profiling reports are displayed and saved to the file profileDir: char [1,] - name of directory in which profiling reports are to be saved. More...
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| function | runAndProcess (in self, in fRun, in varargin) |
| | RUNANDPROCESS executes the specified command and generates a profiling report using the specified name as a marker. More...
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| function | profSave (in SProfileInfo, in dirName) |
| | PROFSAVE does the same as the built-in profsave function except for displaying the saved report in the browser. More...
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| function | profView (in varargin) |
| | PROFVIEW enhances a functionality of Matlab built-in function profview by allowing to display several profiler windows simultaneously and specify a title for each window. Having multiple profiler windows is useful for performance comparison. More...
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| function | createBrowser () |
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- Author
- Peter Gagarinov, PhD pgaga.nosp@m.rino.nosp@m.v@gma.nosp<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Copyright
- 2015-2016 Peter Gagarinov, PhD
2012-2015 Moscow State University,
Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science,
System Analysis Department
Definition at line 7 of file ProfileManager.m.
◆ ProfileManager()
| function mxberry::dev::prof::ProfileManager::ProfileManager |
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profDir |
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ProfileManager performs a command execution and displaying the profiling results Input: optional: profileMode: char [1,] - profiling mode, the following modes are supported: 'none'/'off' - no profiling 'viewer' - profiling reports are just displayed 'file' - profiling reports are displayed and saved to the file profileDir: char [1,] - name of directory in which profiling reports are to be saved.
* Output:
* self: constructed object
*
- Author
- Peter Gagarinov, PhD pgaga.nosp@m.rino.nosp@m.v@gma.nosp<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Copyright
- 2015-2016 Peter Gagarinov, PhD
2015 Moscow State University
Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Computer Science
System Analysis Department
◆ createBrowser()
| function mxberry::dev::prof::ProfileManager::createBrowser |
( |
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◆ profSave()
| function mxberry::dev::prof::ProfileManager::profSave |
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SProfileInfo, |
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dirName |
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PROFSAVE does the same as the built-in profsave
function except for displaying the saved report in the browser.
* Input:
* regular:
* SProfileInfo: struct[1,1] - structure generated by profile('info')
* call
* optional:
* dirName: char[1,] - name of directory for storing the profiling
* results in form of a set of HTML files. If not specified
* "profile_results" subdirectory of current directory is used.
*
- Author
- Peter Gagarinov, PhD pgaga.nosp@m.rino.nosp@m.v@gma.nosp<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Copyright
- 2015-2016 Peter Gagarinov, PhD
2015 Moscow State University,
Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Computer Science,
System Analysis Department
◆ profView()
| function mxberry::dev::prof::ProfileManager::profView |
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in |
varargin | ) |
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PROFVIEW enhances a functionality of Matlab built-in function profview by allowing to display several profiler windows simultaneously and specify a title for each window. Having multiple profiler windows is useful for performance comparison.
/// Input:
/// optional:
/// functionName char[1,]/numeric[1,1] - a name or an index number into
/// the profile (see built-in profview's help for more details)
///
/// profileInfo struct[1,1] - structure returned by profile('info')
///
/// properties:
/// titlePrefix: char[1,] - title for profiler report
/// keepCache: logical[1,1] - if true, cache profiling reports are kept
/// intact and overriden for the same cacheKey otherwise, false by default
/// cacheKey: char[1,] - key used to extract profile info structure and
/// activeBrowser window from the cache
///
/// Output:
/// activeBrowser: com.mathworks.mde.webbrowser.WebBrowser[1,1] - browser
/// in which the report is displayed.
///
- Author
- Peter Gagarinov, PhD pgaga.nosp@m.rino.nosp@m.v@gma.nosp<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Copyright
- 2015-2016 Peter Gagarinov, PhD
2015 Moscow State University,
Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Computer Science,
System Analysis Department
◆ runAndProcess()
| function mxberry::dev::prof::ProfileManager::runAndProcess |
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fRun, |
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varargin |
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RUNANDPROCESS executes the specified command and generates a profiling report using the specified name as a marker.
* Input:
* regular:
* self:
* fRun: function_handle[1,] - function to execute
* optional:
* profCaseName: char[1,] - name of profiling case
*
* properties:
* nRuns: numeric[1,1] - number of runs (1 by default)
* useMedianTime: logical [1,1] - if true, then median
* time of calculation is returned for all runs
*
- Author
- Peter Gagarinov, PhD pgaga.nosp@m.rino.nosp@m.v@gma.nosp<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Copyright
- 2015-2016 Peter Gagarinov, PhD
2015 Moscow State University
Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Computer Science
System Analysis Department
◆ profDir
| Property mxberry::dev::prof::ProfileManager::profDir |
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private |
◆ profMode
| Property mxberry::dev::prof::ProfileManager::profMode |
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private |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 2
Rabbit tastes wonderful with a hint of added spice in this dish. Serve alongside herby couscous for a delicious evening meal.
Heat a frying pan until hot, then add the cumin and coriander seeds, peppercorns and dried chilli and toast for 1-2 minutes, shaking the pan from time to time. Pour the spices into a pestle and mortar and grind to a powder.
Transfer the spice mixture to a large bowl and add the olive oil, garlic, coriander root and mint. Mix well.
Add the rabbit loins to the bowl and stir to coat with the marinade. Massage well into the meat then set aside in a cool place for a few hours.
Heat a frying pan until hot. Wipe off the excess marinade from the rabbit and cook for 2-3 minutes on each side, or until cooked to your liking.
For the couscous, place the couscous into a bowl and pour over enough boiling water to just cover. Cover the bowl with cling film and set aside for five minutes.
Meanwhile, place the vinegar and sugar into a small saucepan and bring to a simmer. Simmer for one minute, or until the sugar has dissolved.
Remove from the heat and add the shallots. Stir well, then set aside.
Remove the cling film from the couscous and use a fork to fluff up and separate the grains.
Add the chopped piquillo peppers, pine nuts, coriander and mint and stir well.
Add the shallots and some of the vinegar mixture, to taste. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To serve, place a spoonful of couscous into the centre of each of two serving plates. Slice the rabbit loins and arrange over the couscous. Spoon over any meat juices from the pan.


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Jekyll How To
09 Feb 2018 updated: 28 Nov 20172018-03-07: Github page does not support jekyll-paginate
Github pages does not support jekyll-pagenate. I don’t want to revert back to pagination v1. This note shows how one can work around it. This also work for any jekyll plugin that github pages does not support.


Copyright © 2009 Jacob Torrey<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Authors: Jacob Torrey (torreyji@clarkson.edu).
| close/1 | Closes a socket (protocol inspecific). |
| recv/2 | A 'safe' receive. |
| send/2 | A type/protocol inspecific send function. |
| sendf/3 | A formatted send that uses the same arguments as io:format. |
close(X1::genericSocket()) -> ok
Closes a socket (protocol inspecific)
recv(X1::genericSocket(), Len::int()) -> binary() | {error, closed}
A 'safe' receive. A length of 0 will get a 'line' of data
send(X1::genericSock(), Data::any()) -> ok
A type/protocol inspecific send function
sendf(Sock::genericSocket(), Template::list(), Args::list()) -> ok
A formatted send that uses the same arguments as io:format
Generated by EDoc, Nov 5 2009, 11:34:37.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %} {% if GOOGLE_ADSENSE and GOOGLE_ADSENSE.ads.index_top %} {% endif %} RS Group, EVA4 Phase2 Submissions. All the group assignments for EVA4 Phase2 are listed here. {% for article in articles_page.object_list %} {{ article.title }} {% endfor %} {% include "partial/pagination.html" %} {% if GOOGLE_ADSENSE and GOOGLE_ADSENSE.ads.index_bottom %} {% endif %} {% endblock %}
All the group assignments for EVA4 Phase2 are listed here.


--- layout: post title: Difference between Simplified Initialisation and Anonymous Types date: 2009-01-27 13:30:03.000000000 +01:00 categories: [] tags: - .NET - Anonymous Types - C# - Simplified Initializations 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: {} ---
Here is a sample code that declares a Person class then uses Simplified Initializations to set its public properties. This code also instantiates an Anonymous Type that has two properties named exactly like the two properties of the Person class.
class Person { public String Name { get; set; } public int Age { get; set; } } class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { var p = new Person { Name = "Philippe", Age = 27 }; var q = new { Name = "Johndoe", Age = 88 }; Console.ReadLine(); } }
Initializations of variables p and q looks quite similar. However, under the covers, it is very different.
Let's look at the generated C# for this, using Reflector:
private static void Main(string[] args) { Person <>g__initLocal0 = new Person(); <>g__initLocal0.Name = "Philippe"; <>g__initLocal0.Age = 0x1b; Person p = <>g__initLocal0; var q = new { Name = "Johndoe", Age = 0x58 }; Console.ReadLine(); }
First, Person's constructor is invoked (I guess they mean that you d'ont have to invoke it yourself), and that the compiler uses a temporary variable to store this new Person object. Then, the properties set in the simplified initialization are set on that temporary variable, and at last our variable is assigned the reference to the object that is now ready to be used. This is clearly done for atomicity reasons, as the object will not be available while in inconsistent state.
Second, we see that for the anonymous type, it's pretty much the same as the original code. However, there is no trace of an intermediate variable used during initializations of the object's properties. Let's have a look at the code generated for that anonymous type:
[CompilerGenerated, DebuggerDisplay(@"\{ Name = {Name}, Age = {Age} }", Type="<Anonymous Type>")] internal sealed class <>f__AnonymousType0<<Name>j__TPar, <Age>j__TPar> { // Fields [DebuggerBrowsable(DebuggerBrowsableState.Never)] private readonly <Age>j__TPar <Age>i__Field; [DebuggerBrowsable(DebuggerBrowsableState.Never)] private readonly <Name>j__TPar <Name>i__Field; // Methods [DebuggerHidden] public <>f__AnonymousType0(<Name>j__TPar Name, <Age>j__TPar Age); [DebuggerHidden] public override bool Equals(object value); [DebuggerHidden] public override int GetHashCode(); [DebuggerHidden] public override string ToString(); // Properties public <Age>j__TPar Age { get; } public <Name>j__TPar Name { get; } }
Now, two things to note:
So, it is quite clear from the generated code that when instantiating an anonymous type, the compiler translates this into a call to the anonymous type's constructor. It is not shown in Reflector's C# disassembler, but it can be seen using Reflector's IL disassembler:
L_001e: ldstr "Johndoe" L_0023: ldc.i4.s 0x58 L_0025: newobj instance void <>f__AnonymousType0`2<string, int32>::.ctor(!0, !1)
As expected, the call will be to the constructor of the anonymous type.
To sum it up, even if the following two lines look very similar, the reverse call will be very different:
var p = new Person { Name = "Philippe", Age = 27 }; var q = new { Name = "Johndoe", Age = 88 };
For variable p, the specified constructor will be called (in this case, the default one), then properties will be set on the newly created object. For variable q, the generated constructor will be called using properties given as parameters.


This form will search a database of NWN builds posted in the Epic Character Builders guild from the BioWare website.


Question 2
Create a webpage containing two input fields and a buttons.
Write something in the first input.
On click of the button, the content of input one should be copied in the second input.
Click Here


@* * Copyright 2019 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import uk.gov.hmrc.gform.config.FrontendAppConfig @import uk.gov.hmrc.gform.sharedmodel.formtemplate.FormTemplateId @( pageTitle: String, heading: String, message: String, frontendAppConfig: FrontendAppConfig )(implicit messages: Messages) @errorContentHeader = {
@message
} @govuk_wrapper(appConfig = frontendAppConfig, title = pageTitle, serviceTitle = pageTitle, headTitle = pageTitle, contentHeader = Some(errorContentHeader), mainContent = mainContent, authConfig = None, includeHMRCBranding = false, templateId = FormTemplateId(""))


WATCH: Lionel Messi takes out six Uruguay players with one trademark run through the defence
Lionel Messi has returned to his brilliant best for Argentina after making a comeback to the national side ahead of their international friendly vs Brazil. The Argentine talisman was on song against the Selecao and carried on his form into the match vs another one of their South American rivals in Uruguay.
The Barcelona star scored an injury-time penalty to ensure the match finishes 2-2 after Luis Suarez and Edinson Cavani’s goals on either side of Sergio Aguero’s equaliser had seen Uruguay take the lead. During the first half, Messi pulled off another one of his trademark runs where he takes on almost all of the opposition defence.


Nuclear-capable missile Prithvi-2 successfully test-fired at night
India successfully test-fired on Wednesday night its indigenously developed nuclear capable surface-to-surface Prithvi-2 missile as part of a user trial by the army from a test range off Odisha coast, an official of the Interim Test Range said.
"Two Prithvi-2 missiles were test fired consecutively and both tests met all parameters," the official said from the ITR at Chandipur.
The trial of the missile, which has a strike range of 350 km, was carried out from a mobile launcher from launch complex-3 of the ITR between 7 pm to 7.15 pm, he said.
It was a routine trial, he said adding "The missile trajectory was tracked by radars, electro-optical tracking systems and telemetry stations by the DRDO along the coast of Odisha".
The missile was randomly chosen from the production stock and the entire launch activity was carried out by Strategic Force Command of the army and monitored by scientists of Defence Research and Development Organisation as part of the training exercise, official sources said.
The downrange teams on board a ship deployed near the designated impact point in the Bay of Bengal monitored the terminal events and splashdown.
The last night time testfire of Prithvi-2 was conducted successfully from the ITR on February 21, 2018. Two missiles were successfully test fired in quick succession from the same base in salvo mode on November 21, 2016, they said.
Prithvi-2 is capable of carrying 500-1,000 kg of warheads and is powered by liquid propulsion twin engines, the sources said.
The state-of-the-art missile uses advanced inertial guidance system with maneuvering trajectory to hit its target, they said.
Already inducted into the armory of Indian defence forces in 2003, nine-metre tall 'Prithvi' was the first missile to have been developed by DRDO under the Integrated Guided Missile Development Programme.


in the console try: live.set('input1','changed!') to see input value change. Also watch console.log to see changes make in input.
input1: ${input1}
input2: ${input2}


{include 'header'}
{block 'content'}
An offshore company in the UAE is the choice of many investors and business owners because of its 0% tax, financial privacy, no currency controls and the ability to move funds abroad freely
The company type most trusted by UAE banks as well as international institutions and trading partners.  Work with governmental bodies and on bids. Onshore status, 100% foreign ownership with no local partner required. Can open the UAE bank accounts, operate internationally and within the FZ. Restrictions Simple buisness structure that provides beneficiary confidentiality, tax benefits and asset protection. Generally restricted to international operations with some exceptions. Can be used to establish onshore UAE companies.Offshore company incorporation in the UAE
Choose a company type that best matches your business activities and objectives


Reports if array_search(...) is used in the context of in_array(...). array_search overhead lies in storing and returning index, which is not used in case of in_array.


Education
Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX
- Bachelor of Computer Science with a minor in Mathematics, May 2018
- GPA: 4.0
Massive Open Online Course
- The Analytics Edge - MITx
- Scalable Machine Learning - BerkeleyX
Experience
Summer 2015: IT Intern, Hanoi Telecom Corporation
- Analyze data and predict trends on a sample of Vietnamese mobile users using various data mining technique.
- Make interactive visualizations with d3.js to report company product sale.
- Entry data to company's SQL Server with over millions of accounts


A framework for creating rich interactive analyses for the jamovi platform (see <https://www.jamovi.org> for more information).
| Version: | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2) |
| Imports: | R6 (≥ 1.0.1), rlang (≥ <IP_ADDRESS>), rjson, base64enc, stringi |
| Suggests: | testthat (≥ 1.0.2), RProtoBuf, knitr, ggplot2, RColorBrewer |
| Published: | 2018-12-10 |
| Author: | Jonathon Love |
| Maintainer: | Jonathon Love <jon at thon.cc> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/jamovi/jmvcore/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | https://www.jamovi.org |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | jmvcore results |
| Reference manual: | jmvcore.pdf |
| Package source: | jmvcore_<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: jmvcore_<IP_ADDRESS>.zip, r-release: jmvcore_<IP_ADDRESS>.zip, r-oldrel: jmvcore_<IP_ADDRESS>.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: jmvcore_<IP_ADDRESS>.tgz, r-oldrel: jmvcore_<IP_ADDRESS>.tgz |
| Old sources: | jmvcore archive |
| Reverse imports: | blandr, jmv, jmvconnect, medmod, scatr, TOSTER, walrus |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=jmvcore to link to this page.


Quantitative Analysis
The Google form which was used by us to do the user research:
The Google form was a very genric one which aimed to data regarding the onflight patterns of various people. A lot of users filled up the form (about 120). The data was then analysed carefully and results were infered. These results are summarized below.
Direct Relationship between Flying Frequency and Onflight Meal Frequency
Direct relationship between Travel frequency and meal frequency is observed. This implies that having meal onflight is more of a neccessity than a personal choice. If a person travels more in flight, he would generally have his meals onflight more frequently.
General perception of 'Freshness' of onflight meal:
The average 'Freshness' value as rated by the subjects is 2.8 / 5.0. There is a very evident need to improve the freshness of food served onflight, since it is very closely related to satisfaction of the passengers, as seen later.
General perception of 'Freshness' of onflight meal:
The average 'Satisfaction' value as rated by the subjects is 2.4 / 5.0. As we will prove in the next visualization, it is very much related to 'Freshness' of the food.
Relation between 'Freshness' and 'Satisfaction':
A linear relationship is observed between 'Freshness' of meals served and 'Satisfaction' of the passengers. Hence, implying that one of the main reasons why passengers test onflight meals is lack of freshness.
Percentage of Subjects having knowledge of Food Printing:
The results were counter-intutive. A large number of people (31%) had a basic knowledge about 3D Food Printing. This means that it would be easier for them to adapt and accept the technology.
More painpoints are discussed further in Quanlitative Analysis.
OzCHI24 Design Challenge


I was saddened to hear of the passing of Vic Davies, former co-host of the long running (and very funny) radio show Club Veg. I was a fan of Club Veg, and enjoyed the antics of Vic and Mal Lees, up until the show was axed by Triple M in 2002. For me, the axing of the Veggies was a turning of the tide, where I morphed from being a solid fan of "the M's", to a point now where I rarely listen to any radio at all.
Club Veg had a uniqely Australian humour, but had a fundamental respect for their audience. Their conversational style and the ability for them talk with (and not just to) people was something cool.  Who could ever forget parody songs like "Minno - there's no T in Minno" and "the Wanking song".
RIP Vic. I still smile thinking of your antics!


Until now we have been using the functions such as scanf,printf, getch, putch etc to read and write data on the variable and arrays for storing data inside the programs. But this approach poses the following programs.
We can overcome these problems by storing data on secondary devices such as Hard Disk. The data is storage on the devices using the concept of ''file''.A file is collection of related records, a record is composed of several fields and field is a group of character.The most straightforward use of files is via a file pointer.
FILE *fp;
fp is a pointer to a file.
The type FILE, is not a basic type, instead it is defined in the header file stdio.h , this file must be included in your program , The following operations that can be performed by a files are :
Opening a File or Creating a File
The fopen()
function is used to create a new file to open an existing file.
*fp = FILE *fopen(const char *filename, const char *mode);
We can use one of the following modes in the fopen() function.
r : opens a text file in read mode
w : opens a text file in write mode
a : write, but append instead of overwrite
r+ : read & write, do not destroy file if it exists
w+ : read & write, but overwrite file if it exists
a+ : read & write, but append instead of overwrite
Input/Output operation on File
The I/O functions to perform reading and writing on a file are done by getc()
and putc()
are the simplest functions which can be used to read and write individual characters to a file.Reading and Writing to File using fprintf()
and fscanf()
can also be done.
Some other file library functions are :
fread() & fwrite()
: These functions are used to read and write is a binary file.fseek()
:It is used to move the reading control to different positions using fseek function.ftell()
: It tells the byte location of current position of cursor in file pointer.rewind()
: It moves the control to beginning of the file.


Police: Woman standing in I-495 struck, killed by SUV
TEMPLE HILLS, Md. (AP) - Maryland State Police says investigators are looking into the death of a pedestrian who they say was standing in Interstate 495 when she was struck by an SUV.
A news release from the police on Monday says the unidentified 40-year-old woman was standing in the highway shortly after midnight Monday, adding that there were nothing to suggest the victim had been driving a vehicle that had become disabled.
The driver told investigators he tried to avoid hitting the victim but was unable to avoid hitting her.
The victim was declared dead at the scene by Prince George’s County Fire/EMS Department personnel.
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This is an example to show how feedback-js works.
To trigger the widget, click here or the button in the bottom right corner.


@() @main("Here is the result:") {
A web site to teach the general public about financial trading algorithms.
select a company of interest from one on the sites database .
watch how your stock preforms throughtout the day, and select an algorithm to trade on your behalf.
Read through and download the code on the site, and upload your own algorithm via our API .


The Toolkit uses a few simple types of {_control controls}, which can be activated by touch or with a mouse.
| button | This is a small rectangular area with rounded corners, which contains
either a fixed label or a variable value, and that does something when
tapped. It may respond to other {Toolkit_gestures gestures} as well.
Note that fixed labels are always shown in italics, and variable values are shown in upright type. | |
| slider | This is a wider rectangular area, with a value in the center and a
colored bar whose length reflects the value, and which smoothly changes
when dragged horizontally. It may respond to other gestures as well.\n
Sliders have two "speeds". When you start to drag, or change
direction, they change slowly, so that you can adjust them accurately.
After a short distance, they change more rapidly, so that you can cover
the entire range without running off the edge of the screen. It
doesn't matter where you initially touch the slider.
If a value is unipolar (has no negative values), the bar always starts at the left. If it is bipolar, it starts in the middle and grows left or right depending on the polarity. | |
| popup title | Secondary information and functions are often contained in popups, which are displayed when a button on the main screen is tapped or long-pressed. The title at the top of a popup acts as a "control" because tapping it dismisses the popup. (Tapping the dimmed area around the popup also dismisses it.) In the Editor, {_parameter} {_cluster} popups can be dragged around by their titles. When you do this, the main screen is no longer dimmed, and you can manipulate its controls, or even display additional cluster popups. You can still dismiss the popups by tapping their titles. | |
| section title | Certain sections of the screen have titles that actually do something when you tap them. In the Editor, tapping on one of the Glide, Sweep, or Envelope section titles highlights the buttons of the clusters that are modulated by these control sources. | |
| text entry | Certain popups display text and allow it to be edited. Clicking or tapping in the text display changes its background color from pale yellow to pale blue, and selects all the text in darker blue. Typing replaces the current contents, but tapping deselects the text and positions the cursor for inserting or appending text. Standard line editing keys are supported. Escape abandons the changes, and returns the display to its original state. If it is a single-line field, Enter accepts the changes; if it is a multi-line field, you have to press Enter twice at the end in order to accept the changes. (If you press it twice in the middle of the text, you insert a blank line.) Note that due to limitations in the Digital Chroma, only ASCII characters are allowed. | |
| link | The Help system obviously uses links, the way a web browser does. Long-pressing a blue link opens it in a new tab. Green links, however, pop up a definition of a term, which can be dismissed by tapping the popup or the page behind it. | |
| tab | These are buttons just above the help screen text. The Help system uses tabs the way a web browser does. Long-pressing a tab closes it. If there are too many tabs to fit in the screen width, you can see the rest by dragging left or right. | |
| page | The Help system displays pages of text, but they can also be dragged vertically if they are longer than the screen height. You can also use a mouse wheel, the Page Up, Page Down, Home, and End keys, or long-press in the bottom or top half to jump to the end or back to the beginning. |


Source code for pyowm.location
#!/usr/bin/env python
"""
Module containing location-related classes and data structures.
"""
from json import dumps
[docs]class Location(object):
"""
A class representing a location in the world. A location is defined through
a toponym, a couple of geographic coordinates such as longitude and
latitude and a numeric identifier assigned by the OWM web API that uniquely
spots the location in the world. Optionally, the country specification may
be provided.
Further reference about OWM city IDs can be found at
http://bugs.openweathermap.org/projects/api/wiki/Api_2_5_weather#3-By-city-ID
:param name: the location's toponym
:type name: Unicode
:param lon: the location's longitude, must be between -180.0 and 180.0
:type lon: int/float
:param lat: the location's latitude, must be between -90.0 and 90.0
:type lat: int/float
:param ID: the location's OWM city ID
:type ID: int
:param country: the location's country (``None`` by default)
:type country: Unicode
:returns: a *Location* instance
:raises: *ValueError* if lon or lat values are provided out of bounds
"""
def __init__(self, name, lon, lat, ID, country=None):
assert type(name) is unicode, "'name' must be a Unicode str"
self.__name = name
assert type(lon) is float or type(lon) is int,"'lon' must be a float"
if lon < -180.0 or lon > 180.0:
raise ValueError("'lon' value must be between -180 and 180")
self.__lon = float(lon)
assert type(lat) is float or type(lat) is int,"'lat' must be a float"
if lat < -90.0 or lat > 90.0:
raise ValueError("'lat' value must be between -90 and 90")
self.__lat = float(lat)
assert type(ID) is int, "'ID' must be an int"
self.__ID = ID
if country is not None:
assert type(name) is unicode, "'country' must be a Unicode str or None"
self.__country = country
else:
self.__country = None
[docs] def get_name(self):
"""
Returns the toponym of the location
:returns: the Unicode toponym
"""
return self.__name
[docs] def get_lon(self):
"""
Returns the longitude of the location
:returns: the float longitude
"""
return self.__lon
[docs] def get_lat(self):
"""
Returns the latitude of the location
:returns: the float latitude
"""
return self.__lat
[docs] def get_ID(self):
"""
Returns the OWM city ID of the location
:returns: the int OWM city ID
"""
return self.__ID
[docs] def get_country(self):
"""
Returns the country of the location
:returns: the Unicode country
"""
return self.__country
[docs] def to_JSON(self):
"""Dumps object fields into a JSON formatted string
:returns: the JSON string
"""
return dumps({ 'name': self.__name, 'coordinates': { 'lon': self.__lon,
'lat': self.__lat}, 'ID': self.__ID, 'country': self.__country })
[docs] def to_XML(self):
"""Dumps object fields into a XML formatted string
:returns: the XML string
"""
return '<Location><name>%s</name><coordinates><lon>%s</lon><lat>%s</lat>' \
'</coordinates><ID>%s</ID><country>%s</country></Location>' % (
self.__name, self.__lon,
self.__lat, self.__ID,
self.__country)
def __str__(self):
"""Redefine __str__ hook for pretty-printing of Location instances"""
return '[Location: name=%s lon=%s lat=%s ID=%s country=%s]' % (
self.__name.encode("utf-8"),
self.__lon, self.__lat,
self.__ID, self.__country)


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The Whole Nine Yards (** out of ****) Starring Matthew Perry, Bruce Willis, Michael Clarke Duncan Directed By Jonathan Lynn Warner Bros. / Morgan Creek, Rated PG-13, 2000 Running Time: 1 Hour 39 Minutes
By Sean Molloy (from www.mediajunkies.com)
LIGHT SPOILERS
There's a fledgling subgenre out there in movie-land; for arguments' sake, let's call it the "mainstream postmodern ironic suburban hitman comedy." On its good days it brings you your Get Shorty's and your Grosse Pointe Blank's; and on it's off days, well, you end up with Mickey Blue Eyes. The Whole Nine Yards lies somewhere in the middle ground - it's a movie that has all the right elements waiting on the sidelines, but suffers from having a central character that simply can't bring everything together.
 He lives in Montreal with his wife Sophie (Rosanna Arquette, sporting an obnoxious accent, and tapping into the old comedic standby that Americans just don't like those snotty French people) and her mother; it's clear that these women despise him and wish death upon him, and that poor Oz is driven to the brink of insanity by them, but, dammit, they're all he's got. And that sentence about as detailed as what we're told in the movie - the one- minute, one-dimensional setup of these folks' relationship is really all we get.
When the notorious Chicago hitman Jimmy "The Tulip" Tudeski moves in next door, Nick's world is, of course, set on its ear. Nick recognizes Jimmy instantly, and, since Nick also happens to hail from the Windy City himself, he knows Jimmy The Tulip's entire kill record and courtroom history. He also knows that the Gogolack crime family back in Chicago has Jimmy on their hit list. His wife Sophie, money-hungry leech that she is, decides that Nick should take a plane to Chicago and let the Gogolacks know about Jimmy's whereabouts, hoping there's some sort of finder's fee. Nick, spineless wimp that he is, agrees to go along with her plan, and, of course, he gets caught in the middle up in a mini-mobster war of sorts. It's a silly and contrived sitcom setup, granted, but the plot in this kind of film is secondary; it really only needs to serve as a showcase for its quirky and off-center characters.
But alas, The Whole Nine Yards doesn't have a whole lot to offer in the character department - except for a few of the more minor roles, there's just not a whole lot of quirky goin' around. Let's take a look at the lineup of the usual suspects, in order from least to most appealing...
# 1 - "The Hitman's Wife" aka Cynthia aka Natasha Henstridge - She plays Jimmy The Tulip's unhappy and uninteresting wife, and seems genuinely surprised that a man who's killed 17 people turned out to be a bad husband. What doesn't seem genuine, however, is the romance that quickly flares up between herself and Nick the Dentist. She's also the lucky contestant that gets to utter the inevitable line that includes and poorly explains the movie's title.
# 2 - "The Dentist" aka Nick "Oz" Oseransky aka Matthew Perry - The movie's fatal structural weakness. A central character needs to be able to hold a film together, and Nick just doesn't have what it takes. It's not Perry's fault that Oz is an uninteresting and only occasionally funny guy... He trips over couches, runs into lamps, and stutters with the best of them, but the script makes the mistake of filtering too much through his boring and unoriginal eyes.
# 3 -" The Hitman With a Heart of Gold" aka Jimmy "The Tulip" Tudeski aka Bruce Willis - Here Willis plays the fundamentally good-hearted contract killer with the skewed view of the world that makes Nick the Dentist roll his eyes and do spit takes. The Whole Nine Yards features Bruce Willis in "Acting Mode 2." These are the movies he does to make up for the pay cuts he takes to be in good films like 12 Monkeys and Pulp Fiction, and if that's what he has to do, then that's all right by me. He delivers a perfectly acceptable performance that he could have easily just phoned in, but at least it looks like he was having fun.
# 4 - "The Ving Rhames" aka Frankie Figs aka Michael Clarke Duncan - If Duncan, who was the heart and soul of The Green Mile, is trying to differentiate himself from Ving Rhames, then this is the wrong way to go about it. Here he plays another hitman with hidden and shifting motives. He shows the same kind charisma he did as The Green Mile's John Coffey and gets some genuine smiles, but his ultimate fate seems remarkably unfitting.
# 5 - "The Boss" aka Yanni Gogolack aka Kevin Pollak - The boss of the Hungarian Gogolack crime family who wants to see Jimmy dead. Most of his laughs come from his indescribably goofy accent - a humorous and well-practiced blend of Michael Corleone and Bela Lugosi - and the bizarre non-words that come out of his mouth as a result.
# 6 - "The Apprentice" aka Jill aka Amanda Peet - This overly enthusiastic protege of Jimmy the Tulip is the movie's clear standout. She projects the same brand of believable nonchalance toward her chosen profession as John Cusack's character in Grosse Pointe Blank. I couldn't help but smile whenever she was on the screen. And unfortunately for The Whole Nine Yards, I couldn't help but wish I was watching Grosse Pointe Blank instead.
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MapleSyrup - English
This utility will break down old Mabinogi MML Files to a format that Maplestory 2 can use, including fixing issues with volume and timing.
In the first box, paste your MML file contents (starts with MML@ and ends in ;) into the first box.
Then click seperate. You should be able to paste it into the compose window, with each part seperated with the correct tempo markers. Then click seperate.
This utility does not handle complex tempos, when a tempo changes in the middle of a measure.
To fix that, please ctrl + f and search for the letter: 't' and remove tempos that are very close together.
example: remove 't146'
In the event you're trying to convert something that already has seperate parts, begin the harmony with MML@ and then seperate each part with a comma ',' after the last part is pasted end the whole thing with a semi colon ';'
Afterwards copy and paste into music composer.
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objective methods - items that can be scored "objectively"
Multiple-choice, true-false, matching
Number endorsed may represent strength of trait
Intricately tied to theoretical slant and reporter's honesty
Number endorsed may represent strength of trait
What might be some practical and psychometric benefits of this approach?
What did you see in that toast?
What, if anything, does it say about you?
We put our own meaning into toast consistent with our personality (projective hypothesis)
Projective methods - judgments and inferences about our personality based on how we view the toast
Any unstructured stimulus could be used (e.g. words, pictures, drawings)
Indirectly soliciting information from a responder
Word association - testtakers responds to a stimulus word with the first word that comes to mind
Response and time to response are noted
Sentence completion - testtaker completes a setence or phrase
Early, though largely unused, attempts to elicit response to sound
Several figure drawing tests exists where testtakers are instructed to draw a picture
Various (unusual?) attributes of the picture are analyzed
Like the other methods, these are psychometric soundness questionable
analgoue study - investigate related variables to the variable of actual interest
How might we access fear of falling using an analogue study? And how can we be sure that this being effective?
examine how people perform under particular situtations
What might be some situations we would want to investigate?


public static interface MapGesture.OnGestureListener
MapGesture.OnGestureListener
if all
events are necessary and MapGesture.OnGestureListener.OnGestureListenerAdapter
if some events are required. This
interface can be added via MapGesture.addOnGestureListener(OnGestureListener)
and
removed via MapGesture.removeOnGestureListener(OnGestureListener)
.
Please see MapGesture
for a full set of configurable APIs.| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
MapGesture.OnGestureListener.OnGestureListenerAdapter
Default implementation for the OnGestureListener interface.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
onDoubleTapEvent(android.graphics.PointF p)
A callback indicating that a user has performed a double tap gesture on a map.
|
boolean |
onLongPressEvent(android.graphics.PointF p)
A callback indicating that a user has performed a long-press gesture on a map.
|
void |
onLongPressRelease()
A callback indicating that a user has released a long-press gesture on a map.
|
boolean |
onMapObjectsSelected(java.util.List<ViewObject> objects)
A callback indicating that at least one
ViewObject has been selected as a result
of a user tapping on the map. |
void |
onMultiFingerManipulationEnd()
A callback indicating the user has removed all or all-except-one fingers from the screen.
|
void |
onMultiFingerManipulationStart()
A callback indicating the user has put more than one finger onto the screen.
|
void |
onPanEnd()
A callback indicating the user has lifted up their finger and stopped panning.
|
void |
onPanStart()
A callback indicating the user has put one finger on the screen and moved their finger to
trigger panning.
|
void |
onPinchLocked()
A callback indicating that a user has pinched enough to be recognized as the two-finger
zoom gesture.
|
boolean |
onPinchZoomEvent(float scaleFactor,
android.graphics.PointF p)
A callback indicating that a user has performed a pinch-to-zoom gesture on a map.
|
boolean |
onRotateEvent(float rotateAngle)
A callback indicating that a user has performed a rotate gesture on a map.
|
void |
onRotateLocked()
A callback indicating that a user has rotated enough to be recognized as the two-finger
rotation gesture.
|
boolean |
onTapEvent(android.graphics.PointF p)
A callback indicating that a user has performed a single-tap gesture on a map.
|
boolean |
onTiltEvent(float angle)
A callback indicating that a user has performed a two-finger-tilt gesture on a map.
|
boolean |
onTwoFingerTapEvent(android.graphics.PointF p)
A callback indicating that a user has performed a two-finger tap gesture on a map.
|
void onPanStart()
void onPanEnd()
void onMultiFingerManipulationStart()
void onMultiFingerManipulationEnd()
boolean onMapObjectsSelected(java.util.List<ViewObject> objects)
ViewObject
has been selected as a result
of a user tapping on the map.
If the user tapping on the map results in ViewObject
selection (there are
selectable objects located at the tap point), this callback will be made after
onTapEvent(PointF)
, if and only if, false
is returned for that callback.
objects
- A list of selected ViewObject
objectstrue
if consumed, false otherwiseMap.getSelectedObjects(PointF)
boolean onTapEvent(android.graphics.PointF p)
If true
is returned from this callback, no onMapObjectsSelected(List)
callback will be made to any gesture subscribers even if any objects are found at the
screen point.
p
- A PointF
representing the on-screen point of the single-tap gesturetrue
if consumed (which prevents the default pan-to-here behavior),
false
otherwise.Map.getSelectedObjects(PointF)
boolean onDoubleTapEvent(android.graphics.PointF p)
p
- A PointF
representing the on-screen point of the double-tap gesturevoid onPinchLocked()
MapGesture
is set to exclusive
mode from MapGesture.setPinchEnabled(boolean)
.MapGesture.setPinchEnabled(boolean)
boolean onPinchZoomEvent(float scaleFactor, android.graphics.PointF p)
scaleFactor
- A scale factor relative to the points of the two simultaneous touches at
separate screen coordinatesp
- A PointF
representing the on-screen point of the pinch gesturevoid onRotateLocked()
MapGesture
is set to exclusive
mode from MapGesture.setRotateEnabled(boolean)
MapGesture.setRotateEnabled(boolean)
boolean onRotateEvent(float rotateAngle)
rotateAngle
- An angle, in degrees, of the user interaction gesture since its last changeboolean onTiltEvent(float angle)
angle
- An angle, in degrees, to which the map tilt is to change.boolean onLongPressEvent(android.graphics.PointF p)
If a MapMarker
with dragging enabled is located at the same location, returning
true
for this method will nullify that setting.
p
- A PointF
representing the on-screen point where a user has
long-pressedMapMarker.setDraggable(boolean)
void onLongPressRelease()
This callback may also occur when the user has panned around the map.
boolean onTwoFingerTapEvent(android.graphics.PointF p)
p
- A PointF
representing the on-screen point where the two-finger tap
occurred


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