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The first time I tried E was not the time that hooked me, that came several uses later. Sure, the first couple times were great but the E I did at the Nexxus Rave was, and still is, the high I will always chase.
It was amazing, I'd never reached that level of ultimate comfort with others... 5,000 people and I loved every single one of them. Modern day Love Children, we were. You know, the whole 'E-sperience'. About an hour before I got there I took an over-the-counter anti-nauseant, I'd had trouble with my stomach and E before and figured that might help, it did. (still does, no bad side effects so far, DIMENHYDRINATE 50mg, keep it in mind)... So I picked up from some guy, he found me, his friend heard my friends and I were looking.
Thats the greatest thing about the drug, once someone's on it, they want to share the feeling with the rest of the world, so it will come to you. Thing was, we couldn't find enough tabs of one kind to all do the same. I said I'd try the odd one out (2 tabs of 'lucky 7') and my two friends did the same, I didn't know what to expect, but it was wonderful.
Short high though, 2 1/2 - 3 hours, I was used to longer, mellower highs, but this one hit me like a ton of bricks, I ended up in the Jungle room, dancing 'till I came down. The next day was the ultimate in sketchy sundays but it was to be the beginning of 3 months of trying to find that high again. Ive gotten up there, close anyways, a couple of times but Ive probably dropped abot 35-40 times since then at the after hours clubs and now the high lasts maybe an hour and a half, tops, and that feeling of euphoria is gone. Im hoping maybe if I stop for a while that feeling will return, my roomate is in the same boat, but so far the reading we've done suggests that there a lot of people out there like us and the damage is permanent.That makes me sad. Ive tried a lot of other drugs but nothing Ive found so far even comes close to that.
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TRAFFIC -------
When conservative Judge Robert Wakefield is asked to lead the President's war against drugs, he takes the job seriously even as his predecessor (James Brolin) gives him edgy advice. From this springboard, director Steven Soderbergh takes us on a journey that stops at every link in the drug chain, from Mexican state cop Javier Rodriguez (Benicio Del Toro, "The Way of the Gun") to corrupt Mexican General Salazar, to Californian distributor Carlos Ayala (Steven Bauer, "Primal Fear"), his fingerer Eduardo Ruiz (Miguel Ferrer, "Robocop") and money launderer Artie Metzger (Dennis Quaid) and the NARCs that tail them, Montel Gordon (Don Cheadle, "Boogie Nights") and Ray Castro (Luis Guzman). The circle is closed with the drug user, Wakefield's sixteen year old daughter Caroline (Erika Christensen, "Leave It to Beaver") in "Traffic."
LAURA:
Adapted by Simon Moore from the 1989 British miniseries "Traffik" (by Stephen Gaghan), "Traffic" presents a mosaic of the drug trade as something as inevitable as human greed. Soderbergh gives his audience a lot to think about with this powerful film, while also delivering an entertaining crime thriller.
"Traffic's" 'good guys' are represented at opposite ends of the pole by Douglas' ineffectual drug czar and Del Toro's melancholy Mexican cop. As Judge Wakefield makes the political rounds, Rodriguez encounters General Salazar (Tomas Milian) at a remote drug bust and gets pulled into the nuts and bolts of fighting the Tijuana cartel while trying to keep his partner Manolo (Jacob Vargas) from taking the low road.
In San Diego, Gordon and Castro nab Ruiz who leads them to Ayala, one of the big guys. Ayala's wife Helena (Catherine Zeta-Jones) is left in a financial predicament, discovering her husband's indebtedness to viscious drug lords is jeopardizing their young son's life as well as her cushy lifestyle. A hit man known as Francisco Flores/Frankie Flowers (Clifton Collins, Jr.) is used in both countries. Wakefield's chilly home life (wife Barbara (Amy Irving), a former drug using hippie, is the liberal to his conservative) is contrasted against Caroline's hanging with the philosophical cool crowd that leads her to heroin and inner city slums.
The story is fascinating, peopled with compelling characters. Soderbergh and his editor Stephen Mirrione bring an urgency to this film that makes its 135 minute running time race by. Acting as his own cinematographer, Soderbergh visually separates the Mexican action from its corresponding events in the U.S. by shooting in a sun baked golden hue that prisms into a myriad of colors in monied San Diego before chilling to blue when shifting to the Ohio location of the Wakefield household.
"Traffic" showcases the best ensemble cast of the year. Douglas seems so much more right for Judge Wakefield than Harrison Ford, who walked away from the role. Douglas is believable as a righteous man who takes on the world only to find he can only take on his own family. It's Del Toro, though, who most fully encompasses the circular nature of the beast. He seems to carry the weight of the world on his shoulders, yet has the humor to give over to the battles not worth fighting. Caught between a rock and a hard place, he can speak volumes just staring off into space.
Surprisingly good is Zeta-Jones, who takes her character down very unexpected paths and has the chops to do it convincingly. Cheadle and Ferrer interact to represent the middle layer, with cool Ruiz expressing disgust that Gordon will continue to fight drugs while never making progress. Topher Grace of TV's 'That 70's Show' makes a strong impression as Caroline's boyfriend Seth, the pied piper of bored, privileged teenagers. The cast also includes cameos by Albert Finney as the President's Chief of Staff, Salma Hayek as a drug lord's mistress, Peter Reigert as the Ayalas' lawyer and James Brolin as Wakefield's wry predecessor. Playing themselves are former Massachusetts Governor William Weld and Iowa's Senator Chuck Grassley.
Soderbergh has had a boffo auteur year, first with the mainstream favorite "Erin Brockovich," now with "Traffic," the best American movie of the year.
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Environmental justice is the fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all people regardless of race, color, national origin or income with respect to development, implementation, and enforcement of environmental laws, regulations, and policies (9). The fundamental tenets of environmental justice involve contesting systems of oppression that privilege one group over another in decision-making, exposure to environmental hazards, and consequences of that exposure (10). Environmental justice includes not only the fair distribution of goods and services but also the flourishing and full function of human life in political, social, economic, and legal spheres (11).
Social impact assessment helps designers evaluate how a product will impact people (workers, users, vulnerable populations and communities broadly) throughout its life cycle. Products should be evaluated for how they impact people in a wide range of demographics.
Guiding Questions¶
Do you need to have an open stakeholder process that directly involves key groups impacted by the product?
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Social Life Cycle Assessment Resources¶
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Australia vs Pakistan, Day 3
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Leganes vs Barcelona
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West Ham vs Tottenham
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we are only guessing what the problem may be... this may not do anything, but it shouldnt hurt it at least. The thing that frees the mem up after a round, only did so when state was set to 0xffffffff which is when it actualy finishes, if the function did a return because of an error, that round would not be released, so I added a finished flag, which is set before every return, and chaged it to free when finished is set.


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function Y=MDC(window)
Modified Cossine Filter
The modified cossine algorithm is presented in patent US6154687. This algorithm filters the DC exponential decay using the cossine superior filter capabilities
- window length
N = length(window)-1;
The windows are separated in old and new
oldWindow = window(1:N); newWindow = window(2:N+1);
is the rotation angle in the unitary circle
teta = 2*pi/N;
variables initiation
XreOld = 0; XreNew = 0;
Phasor real part estimation using FCDFT
for m=0:N-1
Real phasor computation with old window
XreOld = XreOld + (2/N)*oldWindow(m+1)*cos(teta*m);
Real phasor computation with new window
XreNew = XreNew + (2/N)*newWindow(m+1)*cos(teta*m);
end
Cossine modified algorithm Y_{re}[k]=Xnew_{re}. Y_{im}[k]=\dfrac{Y_{re}[k-1]-Y_{re}[k]\cos\theta}{\sin\theta}.,
Yre = XreNew;
Yim = (XreOld-XreNew*cos(teta))/sin(teta);
% Phasor Estimation
Y = complex(Yre,Yim);


Stop Limit Orders create a limit order when a specified price is reached. The associated limit order is filled when it reaches the limit price or better. As with all limit orders, the order is not filled if the price does not reach the specified price. Stop limit orders are often used to control risk, without the risk of a large gap filling trades unfavorably.
Stop Limit Order StopPrice
, LimitPrice
, Tag
, and Quantity
can all be updated
after creation. For more information on updating orders, see Updating Orders.
var close = Securities[symbol].Close; var stopPrice = close * .99; // Trigger stop limit when price falls 1%. var limitPrice = close * 1.01; // Sell equal or better than 1% > close. var stopLimitTicket = StopLimitOrder(symbol, -10, stopPrice, limitPrice);
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Source code for cage.path
# Encoding: utf-8
# Written for python 3.6
import pymatgen as pmg
import numpy as np
import re
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import scipy.interpolate as inter
from pymatgen.core.structure import Molecule
from monty.io import zopen
from pymatgen.core.units import Energy
"""
Tools for analyzing pathways on Cage molecules.
"""
# Allowed distance between SiteCollection sites for checking if two paths can
# be added.
DISTANCE_TOL = 0.05
[docs]class Path(object):
"""
A Path is defined by a List of SiteCollections.
"""
def __init__(self, site_collections):
"""
Initializes an instance of a Path from a List of SiteCollections.
"""
self._site_collections = site_collections
self._energies = None
def __add__(self, other):
"""
Add one Path to another. This will simply make a new Path which
contains the SiteCollections of both paths.
Will only work of the final SiteCollection of the first Path matches
the initial SiteCollection of the second Path.
The energies of the SiteCollections are only included if both Paths
have them defined.
:param other:
:return:
"""
d = [np.linalg.norm(site1.coords - site2.coords) for site1, site2 in
zip(self.site_collections[-1].sites, other.site_collections[0].sites)]
if max(d) < DISTANCE_TOL:
path = self.__class__(self.site_collections[:-1] + other.site_collections)
if self.energies == None or other.energies == None:
return path
else:
path.set_energies(self.energies[:-1] + other.energies)
return path
else:
raise ValueError('Path endpoints do not match.')
@property
def site_collections(self):
"""
:return:
"""
return self._site_collections
@property
def energies(self):
"""
:return:
"""
return self._energies
@property
def barrier(self):
"""
Size of the energy barrier along the path. This is defined as the
largest energy minus the initial energy. Expressed in eV.
Returns:
"""
barrier_energy = Energy(max(self.energies) - self.energies[0], "Ha")
return barrier_energy.to("eV")
[docs] def set_energies(self, energies):
"""
:param energies:
:return:
"""
if len(energies) == len(self.site_collections):
self._energies = energies
else:
raise ValueError("Number of provided energies does not correspond "
"to the number of SiteCollections.")
[docs] def flip(self):
"""
Flip the direction of the path.
Returns:
"""
self._site_collections.reverse()
self._energies.reverse()
[docs] def set_up_neb(self):
"""
Sets up the NEB path for a NwChem calculation.
:return:
"""
pass
[docs] @classmethod
def from_file(cls, filename, fmt="xyz"):
"""
Read the path from the NwChem input.neb.xyz file.
:param filename:
:return:
"""
# TODO Change units to eV immediately
if fmt == "xyz":
with zopen(filename) as f:
data = f.read()
lines = data.split("\n")
lines = [line for line in lines if line is not '']
number_sites = int(lines[0].strip())
number_molecules = int(len(lines)/number_sites)
# Find the molecules
mol_lines = [lines[i*(number_sites + 2):(i+1)*(number_sites + 2)]
for i in range(number_molecules)]
mol_strings = [''.join([line+'\n' for line in mol])
for mol in mol_lines]
molecules = [Molecule.from_str(mol_string, fmt='xyz')
for mol_string in mol_strings]
# Find the energies
energies = []
for comment in lines[1::number_sites+2]:
if re.search("energy", comment):
energies.append(float(comment.split()[-1]))
path = cls(molecules)
path.set_energies(energies)
return path
[docs] def plot_energies(self, energy_range=None, interpolation='cubic spline'):
"""
:return:
"""
# Convert the energies from Hartree to eV
energies = np.array([Energy(energy, "Ha").to("eV")
for energy in self.energies])
energies = (energies - energies.min())*1000
if energy_range is None:
pass
images = np.linspace(0, len(self.energies)-1, num=len(self.energies))
plt.figure()
if interpolation == 'cubic spline':
tck = inter.splrep(images, energies, s=0.01)
images_inter = np.mgrid[images.min():images.max():0.01]
energies_inter = inter.splev(images_inter, tck, der=0)
plt.plot(images_inter, energies_inter, color='#143264')
elif interpolation == 'cubic':
energies_inter = inter.interp1d(images, energies, kind='cubic')
images_inter = np.linspace(0, images.max(), num=100, endpoint=True)
plt.plot(images_inter, energies_inter(images_inter), color='#143264')
plt.plot(images, energies, 'o', color='#143264')
plt.xticks([],[])
plt.xlabel('Diffusion Pathway', size='x-large')
plt.ylabel('Energy (meV)', size='x-large')
plt.show()


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As stated above, for an application to use a controller (or several controllers), the application programmer needs to know very little about the controller itself. A Sample Controller Application (psctext.goc) shows the entire code for the PSCText sample application; note that the programmer has to add no code (just object declarations) to create two editable text objects which can have selectable and settable point sizes.
The application programmer must do two essential things to use a controller object: First, you must include and set up the controller properly. In the example application, the PSCTSizeControl object is a menu; it could easily have been set up as GIV_DIALOG (typically, though, this particular controller is implemented as a menu). Because
GenControlClass
is a subclass of
GenInteractionClass
, you can set up the controller exactly like any other GenInteraction.
Second, you must set up your data objects to interact with the controller. The data objects should be written for this automatically; for example, the GenText objects automatically send the proper notification to the GCN mechanism to ensure that all appropriate controllers are notified of all changes. Note, however, that the GenText objects have to be set targetable before the controller can operate on them. Some data objects will be set up to work with their controllers automatically; others may need to have certain attributes set. The GenText objects, for example, are not by default targetable; the controller, however, sends its messages to the application's target object. If the GenTexts are not targetable, they will never gain the application's target and therefore will never react to the controller's requests.
To use a particular controller, you should learn about how that controller's data object needs to be set up. To help you with this, Standard Controllers lists the various controllers included in the system and where they are documented.
Code Display 12-1 A S ample Controller Application (psctext.goc)
@include <stdapp.goh> @include <ui.goh> @include <Objects/Text/tCtrlC.goh>
/* The PSCText application's process class runs the application's primary * thread. For a description of GenProcessClass, see Hello World. */
@class PSCTextProcessClass, GenProcessClass; @endc @classdecl PSCTextProcessClass;
@start AppResource; /* The PSCTextApp object defines the application object for the * application. For full information, see Hello World. * The controller is also placed on the application's self-load-options * GCN list to ensure that it loads its options properly when returning * from saved state. This is shown below in the second of the two * GCN list declarations. */ @object GenApplicationClass PSCTextApp = { GI_visMoniker = "Point Size Control Sample Application"; GI_comp = @PSCTPrimary; gcnList(MANUFACTURER_ID_GEOWORKS,GAGCNLT_WINDOWS) = @2PSCTPrimary; gcnList(MANUFACTURER_ID_GEOWORKS,GAGCNLT_SELF_LOAD_OPTIONS) = @PSCTSizeControl; }
@end AppResource
@start Interface;
/* The PSCTPrimary object serves as the primary window of this sample application. * Its children are the Point Size Control object and the two GenText objects. */ @object GenPrimaryClass PSCTPrimary = { GI_comp = @PSCTSizeControl, @PSCTopTextObj, @PSCBotTextObj; HINT_SIZE_WINDOW_AS_DESIRED; HINT_ORIENT_CHILDREN_VERTICALLY; }
/* The PSCTSizeControl object is the controller that provides all the point size * functionality. It will automatically create a menu called "Sizes" (due to the * GI_visMoniker) and all the entries of that menu. * This controller will work on whichever of the two GenText objects * (PSCGTopTextObj and PSCBotTextObj) is set the target; the controller's UI * objects (the Sizes menu) send their messages directly to the target via the * TravelOption TO_TARGET. If a point size is selected as the user's first action, * it will work on PSCTopTextObj because that is set up as the default target. */ @object PointSizeControlClass PSCTSizeControl = { GI_visMoniker = 'z', "Sizes"; /* Give the controller a name */ GII_visibility = GIV_POPUP; /* Make the controller a menu */ }
/* These two GenText objects are simple; they use only the defaults plus the * items shown here. Both must be set targetable (GA_TARGETABLE) to be included * in the target hierarchy; this is necessary when using controllers because of * the note in the above comment. The PSCTopTextObj is made the default focus * (to get keyboard input) and the default target (for controller operation). */ @object GenTextClass PSCTopTextObj = { GI_attrs = @default | GA_TARGETABLE; /* Initially, this text object uses the VisTextDefaultSize VTDS_12 * (12 pts) and the VisTextDefaultFont VTDF_URW_ROMAN. You can use * the PointSizeControl object to change this point size. */ ATTR_GEN_TEXT_DEFAULT_CHAR_ATTR = ((VTDS_12 << VTDCA_SIZE_OFFSET) | VTDF_URW_ROMAN); /* Set the font mapping to none to turn off the defaults. */ HINT_DEFAULT_FOCUS; HINT_DEFAULT_TARGET; }
@object GenTextClass PSCBotTextObj = { GI_attrs = @default | GA_TARGETABLE; ATTR_GEN_TEXT_DEFAULT_CHAR_ATTR = ((VTDS_12 << VTDCA_SIZE_OFFSET) | VTDF_URW_ROMAN); } @end Interface


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A Session object is a single-threaded context for producing and consuming messages.
Session objects are created from the Connection. Whilst Session objects are relatively lightweight, patterns utilising a single Session per message are not recommended.
The number of sessions open per connection at any one time is limited. This value is negotiated when the connection is made. It defaults to 256.
Qpid JMS Sessions have the ability to prefetch messages to improve consumer performance. This feature is described next.
Prefetch specifies how many messages the client will optimistically cache for delivery to a consumer. This is a useful parameter to tune that can improve the throughput of an application. The prefetch buffer is scoped per Session.
The size of the prefetch buffer can be tuned per Connection using the connection url
option maxprefetch
(or JVM wide using the system property max_prefetch
). By default, prefetch defaults to 500.
There are situations when you may wish to consider reducing the size of prefetch:
When using a Competing Consumers pattern, prefetch can give the appearance of unequal division of work. This will be apparent on startup when the queue has messages. The first consumer started will cache prefetch size number of messages, possibly leaving the other consumers with no initial work.
When using special queue types (such as LVQs, Sorted Queue and Priority Queues). For these queue types the special delivery rules apply whilst the message resides on the Broker. As soon as the message is sent to the client it delivery order is then fixed. For example, if using a priority queue, and a prefetch of 100, and 100 messages arrive with priority 2, the broker will send these to the client. If then a new message arrives with priority 1, the broker cannot leap frog messages of the lower priority. The priority 1 message will be delivered at the front of the next batch.
When message size is large and you do not wish the memory footprint of the application to grow (or suffer an OutOfMemoryError).
Finally, if using multiple MessageConsumers on a single Session, keep in mind that unless you keep polling all consumers, it is possible for some traffic patterns to result in consumer starvation and an application level deadlock. For example, if prefetch is 100, and 100 hundred messages arrive suitable for consumer A, those messages will be prefetched by the session, entirely filling the prefetch buffer. Now if the application performs a blocking MessageConsumer#receive() for Consumer B on the same Session, the application will hang indefinitely as even if messages suitable for B arrive at the Broker. Those messages can never be sent to the Session as no space is available in prefetch.
Please note, when the acknowledgement mode Session#SESSION_TRANSACTED or Session#CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE is set on a consuming session, the prefetched messages are released from the prefetch buffer on transaction commit/rollback (in case of acknowledgement mode Session#SESSION_TRANSACTED ) or acknowledgement of the messages receipt (in case of acknowledgement mode Session#CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE ). If the consuming application does not commit/rollback the receiving transaction (for example, due to mistakes in application exception handling logic), the prefetched messages continue to remain in the prefetch buffer preventing the delivery of the following messages. As result, the application might stop the receiving of the messages until the transaction is committed/rolled back (for Session#SESSION_TRANSACTED ) or received messages are acknowledged (for Session#CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE).
Settings maxprefetch to 0 ( either globally via JVM system property
max_prefetch
or on a connection level as a connection option
maxprefetch
)
switches off the pre-fetching functionality. With maxprefetch=0 messages are fetched one by one without caching on the client.
Setting maxprefetch to 0 is recommended in Spring-JMS based applications whenever DefaultMassgeListenerContainer is configured with a CachingConnectionFactory that has cacheLevel set to either CACHE_CONSUMER or CACHE_SESSION. In these configurations the Qpid JMS Session objects remain open in Spring's dynamically scaled pools. If maxprefetch is not 0, any prefetched messages held by the Session and any new ones subsequently sent to it (in the background until prefetch is reached) will be effectively by 'stuck' (unavailable to the application) until Spring decides to utilise the cached Session again. This can give the impression that message delivery has stopped even though messages remain of the queue. Setting maxprefetch to 0 prevents this problem from occurring.
If using maxprefetch > 0 SingleConnectionFactory must be used. SingleConnectionFactory does not have the same session/consumer caching behaviour so does not exhibit the same problem.
Temporary queues are exposed to Management in the same way as normal queues. Temporary
queue names take the form string TempQueue
followed by a random
UUID.
In the Client, Session#createQueue() accepts either a queue name, or a Binding URL. If only name is specified the destination will be resolved into binding URL: direct://amq.direct//<queue name>?routingkey='<queue name>'&durable='true'.
Calling Session#createQueue() has no effect on the Broker.
Reiterating the advice from the JMS javadoc, it is suggested that this method is not generally used. Instead, application should lookup Destinations declared within JNDI.
In the Client, Session#createTopic() accepts either a topic name, or a Binding URL. If only name is specified the destination will be resolved into binding URL: topic://amq.topic//<topic name>?routingkey='<topic name>'.
Calling Session#createTopic() has no effect on the Broker.
Reiterating the advice from the JMS javadoc, it is suggested that this method is not generally used. Instead, application should lookup Destinations declared within JNDI.
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Directed by: Luc Besson Story by: Luc Besson Written by: Luc Besson and Robert Mark Kamen Cast: Bruce Willis, Milla Jovoich, Gary Oldman, and Ian Holm Produced by: Columbia Pictures and Gaumont Productions Running Time: 127 minutes Rating : ** for narrative coherence, **** for sheer fun
It's hard to watch this film without thinking about the fact that it's the most expensive movie ever made. Not because it looks so cool (and yes, it does look really cool), but because it's just not worth it, and obviously so. Sure, it's a hell of a lot of fun, but then so is FARGO at a fraction of the cost of THE FIFTH ELEMENT. For the cost of this movie, you could make at least ten really good movies... maybe even twenty or thirty.
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THE FIFTH ELEMENT, which takes place in the 23rd century, is about a New York cabbie, Korben Dallas (Bruce Willis), who just happens to be a former special forces agent (surprise!). Dallas gets involved in a scenario in which a "dark force" is consuming all that is good in the universe and can only be countered by the mysterious "Fifth Element". And the Fifth Element just happens to be...an incredibly cute, spunky girl (Milla Jovovich) with hair that looks like orange yarn and nipples that are highly visible regardless of what she is wearing. Standing in the way is Zorg (Gary Oldman, with the world's worst accent and haircut), an evil guy who wants the four stones (oh yeah, forgot to mention those...they are necessary for the Fifth Element to conquer the dark force; don't ask, I don't understand it either) in order to give them to the dark force (why?).
So they all end up on a resort ship in space, along with an offensively stereotyped black disc jockey named Ruby Rhod (Chris Tucker), and all hell breaks loose as the various characters seek the four stones (hidden inside a blue opera singer from some other planet) before the dark force consumes the universe. OK.
So the story make very little sense, but, as I said, it looks really cool (lots of special effects and explosions), and it is unexpectedly very funny. Unfortunately, it all seems so familiar. In fact, the film reminds me very much of Total Recall (not Blade Runner, as Columbia and Gaumont would have you believe), not just in the special effects but in its sense of humor as well. Both share a macho main character in a future world that is confusing to a real, hands-on type of guy who likes to blow things up and hit people, as well.
This film is important only as an example of what can be done (and the limits of what can be done) with a hell of a lot of money. It will not go down in history as a great film, or even as another Star Wars or Indiana Jones type film (you know, intellectually undemanding but endearing for largely unexplainable reasons). But everybody's going to go see it, so go ahead (and you MUST see it on the big screen). You won't be overly dissapointed, but you won't be all that impressed, either. Let's just hope that Besson doesn't get so much money for the production of his next movie; maybe it will make more sense.
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CANHack toolkit¶
The CANHack toolkit is software that bit-bangs the minimal parts of the CAN protocol to mount various attacks on a CAN bus. It is designed to demonstrate how easy it is with just software access to a pair of GPIO pins connected to RX and TX of a CAN transceiver to attack a CAN bus right down at the protocol level, with many attacks that are invisible to a simple bus monitor operating at the CAN frame level. In essence, any device on CAN that can be compromised (e.g. via a buffer overrun remote execution vulnerability) can mount these attacks on the bus.

It’s quite common for vehicle ECUs to detect conditions like bus-off and treat these as a hardware faults, storing a diagnostic trouble code and then shutting off CAN communications. This will look very like bricking your car so it is best to use CANHack on a benchtop system rather than the real thing.
The CANHack toolkit consists of two parts:
Generic C code that can run on any embedded device
A MicroPython wrapper around the C CANHack to make it available as a MicroPython class
CANHack needs to run on a microcontroller with access to a free-running counter/timer and a CAN transceiver that can be access via a pair of GPIO pins (on-chip CAN controllers can nearly always be by-passed by programming a pin-mux to allow software control of the CAN controllers’s RX/TX pins).
API Classes¶
The CANHack toolkit consists of single MicroPython class.
Microcontroller resources¶
The toolkit uses three GPIO pins, as specified in the table below and the free-running counter of PWM 7.
Pico pin
Function
Name
Description
29
GP22
CANTX
TX on the CAN transceiver
27
GP21
CANRX
RX on the CAN transceiver
4
GPIO2
TRIG
Debugging / trigger pin
CANHack hardware¶
The CANHack board provides a CAN transceiver to be driven CANHack
API. An alternative is
to make a breadboard version of this board. This is very simple: a blog post
describes how to do this.
Warning
The debug pin in the blog post is on Pico pin 15, but this has been moved in the new firmware to better co-exist with other hardware boards for the Pico.
Using CANHack on the CANPico board¶
The CANPico board can also run the CANHack toolkit: it uses the same pins. Although the CAN TX
pin to the transceiver driven by the MCP2518 CAN controller it is possible to instruct
the controller to put its TX output pin into open drain mode. This is done automatically by the CAN
constructor. To stop the CAN controller from being taken online and driving the pin the
drivers are instructed to leave the controller in configuration mode and not to start:
>>> rp2.CAN(start=False)
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| Inheritance | PagedSequence Sequence AbstractLoaderItem AbstractProgressInfo flash.events.EventDispatcher |
| Implements | IPagedSequence |
Since the Sequence removes all loaders from its internal list, we need to make up another loaders list here, which keeps references to the loaders after they have been finished. This list is index based for an easy spefication of the range of loaders to be loaded at next. The list will be removed automatically after all loader items have been finished.
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Resumes all loaders in the specified range and pauses all other currently waiting loaders.
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public override function clear():void
Stops all loaders and removes all loader references from the sequence.
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public function getResourceLoaderIterator(cursor:uint = 0):IIterator
Returns in iterator over all scheduled resource loaders.
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public override function iterator(cursor:*):IIterator
Returns an iterator over all not paused resource loaders.
Parameterscursor:* — Not supported.
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IIterator — Iterator over all not paused resource loaders.
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protected override function loaderAdded(resourceLoader:IResourceLoader):void
Template method to notify subclasses after a resource loader has been added but before the sequence dispatches the ADD event.
ParametersresourceLoader:IResourceLoader |
| loaderFinished | () | method |
protected override function loaderFinished(resourceLoader:IResourceLoader):void
Template method to notify subclasses after a resource has been finished.
ParametersresourceLoader:IResourceLoader |
| loaderPaused | () | method |
protected override function loaderPaused(resourceLoader:IResourceLoader):void
Template method to notify subclasses after a resource has been paused.
ParametersresourceLoader:IResourceLoader |
| loaderRemoved | () | method |
protected override function loaderRemoved(resourceLoader:IResourceLoader):void
Template method to notify subclasses after a resource loader has been removed.
ParametersresourceLoader:IResourceLoader |
| loaderResumed | () | method |
protected override function loaderResumed(resourceLoader:IResourceLoader):void
Template method to notify subclasses after a resource has been resumed but before the sequence dispatches its RESUME event.
ParametersresourceLoader:IResourceLoader |
| sequenceComplete | () | method |
protected override function sequenceComplete():void
Template method to notify subclasses after the internal monitor has been completed but before the sequence dispatches its COMPLETE event.


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(This sets the background colour for almost all plots on Trips-viz. Can be set to colour names such as white, black, grey or hex values such as #d6d6d6)
(This controls the size of the plot titles)
(This controls the size of the subheadings, where transcript id and length are displayed)
(This controls the size of the axis labels)
(This controls the size of the numbers on the x and y axis)
(This controls the size of the labels on plots with interactive legends)
(This controls the width of the CDS markers on the single transcript and comparison plots)
(This controls the colour of the CDS markers on the single transcript and comparison plots)
(This sets the colour of the UAG stop codons in the open reading frame architecture. Can be set to colour names such as white, black, grey or hex values such as #d6d6d6)
(This sets the colour of the UAA stop codons in the open reading frame architecture. Can be set to colour names such as white, black, grey or hex values such as #d6d6d6)
(This sets the colour of the UGA stop codons in the open reading frame architecture. Can be set to colour names such as white, black, grey or hex values such as #d6d6d6)
(This controls the width of the red, green and blue ribo-seq lines.)
(This sets the colour of the UAG stop codons in the open reading frame architecture. Can be set to colour names such as white, black, grey or hex values such as #d6d6d6)
(This sets the colour of the UAA stop codons in the open reading frame architecture. Can be set to colour names such as white, black, grey or hex values such as #d6d6d6)
(This sets the colour of the UGA stop codons in the open reading frame architecture. Can be set to colour names such as white, black, grey or hex values such as #d6d6d6)
(This sets the colour of the bars in the read length distribution plot. Can be set to colour names such as white, black, grey or hex values such as #d6d6d6)
(This sets the colour of the bars in the metagene profiles for the fiveprime ends. Can be set to colour names such as white, black, grey or hex values such as #d6d6d6)
(This sets the colour of the bars in the metagene profiles for the threeprime ends. Can be set to colour names such as white, black, grey or hex values such as #d6d6d6)
(This sets the colour of the line for the A nucleotide in the nucleotide composition plots. Can be set to colour names such as white, black, grey or hex values such as #d6d6d6)
(This sets the colour of the line for the T nucleotide in the nucleotide composition plots. Can be set to colour names such as white, black, grey or hex values such as #d6d6d6)
(This sets the colour of the line for the G nucleotide in the nucleotide composition plots. Can be set to colour names such as white, black, grey or hex values such as #d6d6d6)
(This sets the colour of the line for the C nucleotide in the nucleotide composition plots. Can be set to colour names such as white, black, grey or hex values such as #d6d6d6)


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CSS : 3D CSS
Use CSS 3D to create the block and other picture.
Javascript : Photobooth
Use javascript to capture an image from webcam and add/edit stickers on the image.
Ajax : Google search
Use Ajax to use Google Knowledge search API and show the result.
Design : Resume
Create the resume by using Web Design which studied in classroom.


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private _dirtyModels: WeakMap source
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- Books
- Note Books
- Tutorials
- Videos
- Lecture Notes
2. Ordered List :
A Number List Will Appear -
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- Address
- Postal Code
- Photo
3.Defination List :
A List of Terms and Definitions -
- News Papers :
- Lokmat, Pudhari, sakal
- Sports :
- Hockey, Cricket, Soccer


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Tyson Fury: 'I want to train with Conor McGregor'
by By Digital Desk staffBritish boxer Tyson Fury has said he wants to train with Ireland's own Conor McGregor.
Speaking on the Miriam O'Callaghan show on RTE, Fury said he thinks Conor is an "absolute fantastic fight man".
"He's [Conor] offered to train me if I ever want to go into MMA. What better training would I ever have than the Notorious Conor McGregor? So yeah, I'll be looking forward to training with Conor McGregor. We're going to get it all planned in and I should be over to Dublin quite soon...
"...I'll definitely be coming over for a training session, that's for sure. 100%. I look forward to it. I enjoy new challenges. I'd been MMA training last week with Darren Turnover in Liverpool, another UFC star and I really enjoy the new challenge so. I don't know where or when but it's definitely going to happen because after I finish me boxing career, I quite fancy me hand at MMA as well."
Fury is the undefeated lineal heavyweight champion of the world. From Irish traveller heritage, the “Gypsy King” is undefeated in 28 professional fights. His most famous victory came in 2015, when he stunned long-time champion Wladimir Klitschko to win the WBA, IBF and WBO world heavyweight titles.
However, he was however forced to vacate the belts because of issues with drugs, alcohol and mental health and did not fight again for more than two years.


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About me.
Hi! My name is Greg Peranich and I live in New York City. By day, I work as a software engineer. In my spare time, I work on personal projects, work out, play sports, travel, and watch soccer, among other things.
Hi! My name is Greg Peranich and I live in New York City. By day, I work as a software engineer. In my spare time, I work on personal projects, work out, play sports, travel, and watch soccer, among other things.


This app allows the medical professional to upload a photo from their phone of a patient’s case e.g. a mole, and transfer the image directly to the patient's file on their PC. The app is currently available for Android, and there is a planned iPhone/iPad release. Each doctor will need an app for their own phone.
In order for you to receive the photos from your phone, you need to download a companion server to your PC. This server has a very easy installer ready for Windows 64-bit machines. You can test this out directly, without any technical knowledge, if you have a Wifi connection shared between your PC and your phone. Most medical institutions require a 'proxy' server to be set up.
Note: this section requires technical and system administration knowledge.
What you will need: a linux (or Windows) web server with an incoming and outgoing internet connection. Any number of client Windows PCs potentially in different physical premises.
The setup: your server will receive photos over 3G or 4G wireless from your doctor's mobile phones. The client Windows PCs are associated uniquely with each different mobile phone (via a code that each doctor chooses). A photo will stay on the proxy server for a few seconds before being downloaded to the doctor's unique Windows machine, and then being removed from the proxy server.
On your internet server, first install NodeJS and npm. See these Ubuntu install notes, but there are several ways to do this depending on your platform e.g. MacOSX may vary slightly. Note, Windows server users can install the same Windows 64-bit installer that client PCs use and do not need to follow the steps in this section below.
Then
git clone https://github.com/atomjump/medimageserv.git medimageserv cd medimageserv npm install cp newconfig.js config.js #this step is for a fresh server-based setup node bin/server.js #run the server
We recommend using 'forever' to ensure the MedImage server runs continuously:
sudo npm install forever -g mkdir /var/log/medimageserv forever start -l /var/log/medimageserv/forever.log -o /var/log/medimageserv/out.log -e /var/log/medimageserv/err.log -a bin/server.js
Then open the firewall to port 5566 for reading and writing eg.
sudo ufw allow 5566/tcpSee more details on a Ubuntu firewall setup in this article.
Download and run the installable MedImageServer.exe on each client. Note: you will likely need to do this as an Administrator.
Edit the JSON file C:\MedImageServer\config.js in a text editor, and set the field "readProxy" to be:
"readProxy" : "http://YOURIP:5566/read/YOURCODE"
Where YOURIP is your server's IP address. YOURCODE is your site's passcode, that each person can specify and keep private. You choose this value, but please ensure that it is unguessable. For example, you could have several hundred different practises operating off one proxy server, each with their own passcode.
Then run 'Windows Services', find 'MedImage', and click 'Restart'.
Run the app and click the large circle. After 5 seconds it will mention that you must enter a server. Enter your 'Server' after this as:
http://YOURIP:5566/write/YOURCODE
Where YOURCODE is the same site's passcode that was in your Windows config.json "readProxy" parameter, above.
Enter the patient id in the box at the top, specific to each photo. Note: #tags will allocate a folder (this will create another folder inside your photos folder - this feature is to be completed when using a custom proxy). eg.
#moles John123
Click the large icon to start taking photos, and they will appear after a few seconds on your PC. The default folder is C:\MedImage\photos, but it will also be copied to C:\mt32\attachments (particularly for MedTech users)
You can back-up the photos as they arrive on any MedImage server to other drives or folders on the same drive. Edit the config.json file in the server's directory.
"backupTo": [ "C:/your/folder", "D:/your/second/drive", "/linux/directory ],Note the forward-slashes are needed on Windows and linux, rather than back-slashes
You can edit the 'onStartBackupDriveDetect' parameter to be true. This will auto-detect other drives on starting the script, and start backing up to a MedImage/photos folder at the top of the drive.
"onStartBackupDriveDetect": true,
Tip: JSONLint is a great tool for confirming you have a valid .json file.
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Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
This tasty tray bake is super easy - all the flavour comes from the delectable honey and mustard marinade.
For the marinade, mix together all the marinade ingredients in a bowl until well combined.
For the lemon pepper chicken, rub some of the marinade into the scored chicken, then place the chicken breasts in a bowl and pour over the remaining marinade. Cover the bowl with cling film and chill in the fridge for at least 10 minutes and up to two hours.
When the chicken has marinated, preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6.
Arrange the rosemary sprigs and lemon slices in the bottom of a roasting tray. Tip the potatoes into the roasting tray, then place the marinated chicken breasts on top of the potatoes. Give the chicken a final coating of marinade and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Roast for 30–35 minutes, or until the potatoes and the chicken are cooked (the chicken is cooked through when the juices run clear when pierced in the thickest part with a skewer).
Cover the roasting tray with aluminium foil and set the chicken aside to rest for 10–15 minutes. Just before serving, scatter over the chopped parsley.


Qt Designer's Buddy Editing Mode
One of the most useful basic features of Qt is the support for buddy widgets. A buddy widget accepts the input focus on behalf of a QLabel when the user types the label's shortcut key combination. The buddy concept is also used in Qt's model/view framework.
Linking Labels to Buddy Widgets
To enter buddy editing mode, open the Edit menu and select Edit Buddies. This mode presents the widgets on the form in a similar way to signals and slots editing mode but in this mode, connections must start at label widgets. Ideally, you should connect each label widget that provides a shortcut with a suitable input widget, such as a QLineEdit.
| Making Buddies To define a buddy widget for a label, click on the label, drag the connection to another widget on the form, and release the mouse button. The connection shown indicates how input focus is passed to the buddy widget. You can use the form preview to test the connections between each label and its buddy. |
Removing Buddy Connections
Only one buddy widget can be defined for each label. To change the buddy used, it is necessary to delete any existing buddy connection before you create a new one.
Connections between labels and their buddy widgets can be deleted in the same way as signal-slot connections in signals and slots editing mode: Select the buddy connection by clicking on it and press the Delete key. This operation does not modify either the label or its buddy in any way.


| abf {spatPomp} | R Documentation |
An algorithm for estimating the likelihood of a spatiotemporal partially-observed Markov process model.
Running abf
causes the algorithm to run bootstrap replicate jobs which each yield an imperfect adapted simulation. Simulating from the "adapted filter"
distribution runs into a curse of dimensionality (COD) problem, which is mitigated by keeping particles in each replicate close to each other through resampling down
to one particle per replicate at each observation time point.
The adapted simulations are then weighted in a way that mitigates COD by making a weak coupling assumption to get an approximate filter distribution.
As a by-product, we also get an estimate of the likelihood of the data.
## S4 method for signature 'spatPomp'
abf(
object,
Nrep,
Np,
nbhd,
tol = 1e-300,
...,
verbose = getOption("verbose", FALSE)
)
## S4 method for signature 'abfd_spatPomp'
abf(
object,
Nrep,
Np,
nbhd,
tol = 1e-300,
...,
verbose = getOption("verbose", FALSE)
)
object |
A |
Nrep |
The number of bootstrap replicates for the adapted simulations. |
Np |
The number of particles used within each replicate for the adapted simulations. |
nbhd |
A neighborhood function with three arguments: |
tol |
If the resampling weight for a particle is zero due to floating-point precision issues, it is set to the value of |
... |
If a |
verbose |
logical; if |
Upon successful completion, abf()
returns an object of class
‘abfd_spatPomp’ containing the algorithmic parameters used to run abf()
and the estimated likelihood.
The following methods are available for such an object:
logLik
yields an estimate of the log-likelihood of the data under the model.
Kidus Asfaw
Ionides, E. L., Asfaw, K., Park, J., and King, A. A. (2021). Bagged filters for partially observed interacting systems. Journal of the American Statistical Association, doi:10.1080/01621459.2021.1974867
Other particle filter methods:
abfir()
,
bpfilter()
,
enkf()
,
girf()
,
ibpf()
,
ienkf()
,
igirf()
,
iubf()
# Complete examples are provided in the package tests
## Not run:
# Create a simulation of a Brownian motion
b <- bm(U=2, N=5)
# Create a neighborhood function mapping a point in space-time
# to a list of neighboring points in space-time
bm_nbhd <- function(object, time, unit) {
nbhd_list = list()
if(time > 1 && unit > 1){
nbhd_list = c(nbhd_list, list(c(unit-1, time-1)))
}
return(nbhd_list)
}
# Run ABF specified number of Monte Carlo replicates and particles per replicate
abfd_bm <- abf(b, Nrep=2, Np=10, nbhd=bm_nbhd)
# Get the likelihood estimate from ABF
logLik(abfd_bm)
## End(Not run)


Installation of TEAM Mentor 4.0 consists of three major steps.
First start by unzipping the installation file.
You should have the following directory structure:
Install all the components in the Dependencies folder. Install using all defaults.
Continue by following Installation of TEAM Mentor 3.6 instructions.


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tick(int) - Method in interface de.dosmike.sponge.megamenus.api.util.Tickable
Notify this Tickable that a certain time has passed.
The IIcon implementation returns true if the icon changed due to animation
and requires the GuiRenderer to redraw the IMenu


Creates a zoom in zoom out animation. - Use `@keyframes` to define a three-step animation: at the start (`0%`) and end (`100%`), the element is its original size (`scale(1 ,1)`) and halfway through (`50%`) it's scaled up to 1.5 times its original size (`scale(1.5, 1.5)`). - Use `width` and `height` to give the element a specific size and use `animation` to set the appropriate values for the element to make it animated.


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Contested congressional races bring national focus, millions in spending
By C.J. Sinner and Alan Palazzolo • Star Tribune
Minnesota is home to more close congressional races than any state outside California, according to political experts, making the state a prime target for campaign fundraising and spending as Election Day draws near.
Figures below reflect reports filed between Jan. 1, 2017 and Oct. 26, 2018.
Money raised
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I am a mechanically inclined chemical engineer experienced in designing, selecting and operating plant and facility equipment. I can conduct projects from design to implementation to operation. I am seeking an EIT position where I can continue to develop my skills.
We design, build and test a shoe-box sized car from scratch every year. The process involves building a power system (batteries, fuel cells, supercapacitors etc), selecting a stopping mechanism reaction, designing the circuitry, coding microcontrollers and assembling the mechanical components and car body.
We are working on optimizing and perfecting the art (or science) of making craft beer. We have set up thermocouples and pH sensors for our fermenter and are currently developing a cooling system (PID controller) for our fermenter. Check out the instagram photos below!
Assembled and executed experiments in a high pressure laboratory vessel to simulate Alberta’s depleted natural gas reservoirs and to successfully demonstrate the feasibility of CO2 storage in hydrate form.
Helped the crew machine process equipment and organize the shop. Became familiar with the operation of lathes, water-jet cutters, table-top drills, pneumatics drop saws and milling machines as well as Mastercam and SolidWorks.
Designed and fabricated components for test cell phone batteries, tested and analyzed life cycle performance of high capacity materials, and characterized and provided ideal battery material recommendations.
Led research on the enhancement of pool boiling through microstructure formation on heat sink surfaces.
Taught calculus tutorial sessions ensuring students developed a concrete understanding of the subject.
Improved production process fuel cell catalyst (platinum on carbon) by optimizing centrifugation procedures.


6.3 : Programming Languages
So there's a million programming languages out there, with a million different concepts and a million different syntaxes. Obviously, I can't go over all of them. I'm gonna go over a few different types of programming approaches, and and more general things that are important in all languages. For a more in depth tutorial on Tranquility, check out the tutorial from Lab 6.
Program Flow
The most important thing to know in program flow, is the progression of code. As with the CARDIAC, the computer follows the code line by line until it is told not to. Typically by a loop or an if statement.
If statements tell the computer to run a section of code, if a statment is true. This is seen with the CARDIAC command TAC. The basic idea of an if statement is that only the if or the else runs. Both do not run. The boolean expression cannot be both true and false. Just like with TAC, the program will not jump and do the statement directly following it.
if ( a boolean statment) { sprint("Do these statments if the boolean expression is true") } else { sprint("Do these statments if the boolean expression is false") }
Loops are control statements that repeat code. We could rewrite the same code multiple times in a row, but that gets tedious, especially when we want to run code upwards of thousands of times. So we can write a loop that runs code multiple times until a certain condition is met. The syntax in Tranquiliy, the programming language we will use in this class, is as following.
loop { until ( a boolean statement) sprint("Do these statements until the boolean statement is true") }
Functions are blocks that we use to organize our code. We can use these blocks repeatedly without copying and pasting code. Similar to functions in math, we can put values in and get a new value out. The values we put into a function are called the parameters. Just as in functions in math, you can only get one value out of a function. The output value is called the return value and requires a return statement to be outputted. The return statement will end the function and cease it's running whether there are statements after it or not. The Tranquility syntax for functions is as follows.
fun functionName( optional list of parameters ) { sprint("Perform these statements") return value # This is also optional }
Functions are special in that there are two parts. There is the block of code that is the function itself, and then the call to that function. Calling a function will execute the code within the function and, if there's a return statement, will return the value in place of the function. When calling the function, you will provide the values for the parameters. Different languages have different syntax for calling functions. In Tranquility, you use the following.
functionName( values for parameters )
Now, sometimes, we want to reference a function without actually calling it. We do this a lot with buttons. We attach functions to buttons to call later, when the button is pressed. The syntax for that in Tranquility would be the following. As you can see, we call the function but without the parentheses and parameters. This allows us to pass a reference to a function without calling it.
button("This is a button", functionName )
There is a lot more to programming than these few topics. Overall, this is more than enough for this class. All the assignments in this class can be accomplished using the aforementioned topics.


{% extends 'cdc/base.html' %} {% load staticfiles %} {% block content %}
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ca.ualberta.cs.controllers
public class ForumEntryController extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
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ForumEntryController(ForumEntry forumEntry) |
ForumEntryController(Observer viewsContext)
Creates a new ForumEntryController.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addAnswer(Answer answer)
Apends an Answer to the ForumEntry in the model then pushes the updated ForumEntry to
the remote server, my authored, and read later save locations.
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void |
addNewQuestion(Question question)
Creates a new ForumEntry with the Question and adds it to the remote server, my authored,
and read later save locations
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void |
addReplyToEntry(int index,
Reply reply)
Add a Reply to an Entry from the model.
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void |
checkPictureSize(int index)
Cross checks the size of the picture is less than 64Kb in a particular Entry from the
model.
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void |
saveFavouritesCopy()
Saves the ForumEntry from the model as a favourite.
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void |
setView(ForumEntry forumEntry)
Sets the ForumEntry in the model.
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void |
sortForumEntryByVotes()
Sorts the ForumEntry in the model by the number of votes each answer has.
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void |
upVoteEntry(int index)
Up vote an entry from the model.
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public ForumEntryController(Observer viewsContext)
viewsContext
- The context of the view which aggregates the ForumEntryController.public ForumEntryController(ForumEntry forumEntry)
public void setView(ForumEntry forumEntry)
forumEntry
- The forum entry to be pushed to the model.public void addNewQuestion(Question question)
question
- The question which is being createdpublic void addAnswer(Answer answer)
answer
- The answer to the questionpublic void saveFavouritesCopy()
public void upVoteEntry(int index)
index
- Index of the Entry to up vote. 0 up votes the Questions, 1 up votes the
first Answer...public void addReplyToEntry(int index, Reply reply)
index
- Index of the Entry to up vote. 0 adds a reply to the Question, 1 to the first
Answer...reply
- The Reply to add.public void checkPictureSize(int index)
index
- Index of Entry to check picture size of. 0 checks the Question, 1 the first
Answer...public void sortForumEntryByVotes()


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import os import sys from pip._vendor.six.moves.urllib import parse as urllib_parse from pip._vendor.six.moves.urllib import request as urllib_request from pip._internal.utils.typing import MYPY_CHECK_RUNNING if MYPY_CHECK_RUNNING: from typing import Optional, Text, Union def get_url_scheme(url): # type: (Union[str, Text]) -> Optional[Text] if ':' not in url: return None return url.split(':', 1)[0].lower() def path_to_url(path): # type: (Union[str, Text]) -> str """ Convert a path to a file: URL. The path will be made absolute and have quoted path parts. """ path = os.path.normpath(os.path.abspath(path)) url = urllib_parse.urljoin('file:', urllib_request.pathname2url(path)) return url def url_to_path(url): # type: (str) -> str """ Convert a file: URL to a path. """ assert url.startswith('file:'), ( "You can only turn file: urls into filenames (not %r)" % url) _, netloc, path, _, _ = urllib_parse.urlsplit(url) if not netloc or netloc == 'localhost': # According to RFC 8089, same as empty authority. netloc = '' elif sys.platform == 'win32': # If we have a UNC path, prepend UNC share notation. netloc = '\\\\' + netloc else: raise ValueError( 'non-local file URIs are not supported on this platform: %r' % url ) path = urllib_request.url2pathname(netloc + path) return path