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RotatedRect The class represents rotated (i.e. not up-right) rectangles on a plane.
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each side (represented by [width,height]
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| Static | boundingRect | Returns the minimal up-right rectangle containing the rotated rectangle |
| Static | from3points | Create a rotated rectangle from 3 points |
| Static | points | Returns 4 vertices of the rectangle |


MIGHTY JOE YOUNG (1998) * 1/2 (out of four) -a review by Bill Chambers<EMAIL_ADDRESS>)
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The most absurd remake of 1998? It's a toss up between Gus Van Sant's Psycho and Mighty Joe Young, the new Disney picture based on the old RKO picture. (I knew I was in trouble when a polished, computer-generated version of that famous RKO logo appeared before the head credits.) There is no great demand for another giant ape movie-make that ape movie, period. (Witness the quick deaths of Buddy, Born To Be Wild and Congo.) And while this latest entry is inoffensive and watchable, it's also an assembly line product through and through, lacking the charm and unpredictability of the jungle serials that partly inspired it.
Theron is Jill Young: as a young girl in the wilds of Africa, she befriended a baby gorilla after both their mothers were slain by poachers. That baby gorilla (nicknamed Joe) grows to immense proportions, and adult Jill basically bides her time looking after him, playing hide and seek with him and guarding him against poachers. Enter conservationist Greg (Paxton), who convinces Jill to move with Joe to California, where they can protect him better in a controlled environment. Joe is restless at first; no sooner does he finally settle in to the new place than those nasty poachers show up in L.A., plotting Joe's demise. Suffice it to say, the movie could have been called "Joe: Ape In The City."
Theron (so good in Devil's Advocate) and Paxton (so good in the recent A Simple Plan) are fine actors, but not fine enough to transcend the material, a paint-by-numbers script from the hack writers of Superman IV and Mercury Rising. The plot arguably borrows more from Steven Spielberg's The Lost World than the 1949 original, with the computer-generated T-Rex-I mean, Joe-wreaking havoc on the busy streets for an encore; the storytelling becomes especially lazy during this final third, with Jill shouting, "Look, Joe's headed for the movie theatre!" followed by a shot of Joe scaling Mann's Chinese Theater; a moment later, Jill shouts again something like "Look, Joe's headed for an amusement park!" And what do you know, there's Joe at the Pallisades carnival, scaring the bejesus out of innocent thrillseekers.
The seams of last-minute edits to Mighty Joe Young show-unrelated scenes are patched together with quick dissolves. The movie sure feels uneven, regardless: act two is underdeveloped, while a little of Joe smashing cars in act three goes a long, long way. Underwood (Tremors, Speechless) was perhaps not the director for the job; even the plentiful, untamed landscape looks dull in his hands. (Capturing the beauty of nature requires more than his point and shoot style.)
I did enjoy certain sequences, especially the demoliton of a black-tie dinner sequence; and the prologue, however implausible, is touching. (As a tyke, Joe acts just like E.T.) Rick Baker's make-up effects and puppetry are outstanding, the real star of the show-yet, for all its technical flawlessness, the creature remains too grumpy and homicidal to love. (His facial expressions are variations on a scowl.) To be fair, I saw Mighty Joe Young in a cinema packed with wailing children-it's a wonder I was able to decipher the dialogue. It's certainly not a film for very young kids-intense fighting scenes may scare them, while any time Joe's not on camera may bore them to tears. (Note: older boys are more likely to be dazzled by Theron's colourful array of tank tops.) I suspect bland Mighty Joe Young is passable entertainment for a family outing, but they sure don't make ‘em like they used to.
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Preparation time
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Cooking time
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Serves 4
This quick and easy Indian dish is a tasty way to spice up leftover beef from your Sunday roast.
For the beef jhal faraizi, boil the potatoes in a pan of salted water and set aside to cool. Once cool, peel them and cut into 7mm/⅓in cubes.
Heat the oil in a large frying pan, preferably non-stick, over a medium-high heat. When hot, add the cumin seeds. Let them sizzle for five seconds, then add the onion, cooked potatoes and chillies.
Lower the heat to medium and stir-fry the mixture for 4-5 minutes, or until the onion has softened and is translucent. Add the beef, salt and lots of freshly ground black pepper, then stir-fry for a further minute.
Reduce the heat to medium-low. Press down on all the ingredients in the pan with a spatula to form a flat cake that fills the pan. Continue to cook for 12-15 minutes, turning the pan so that the bottom of the ‘cake’ browns evenly. Keep warm.
For the karhai broccoli, heat the oil in a karhai (or lidded wok or frying pan) over a medium-high heat.
When the oil is hot, add the asafoetida, cumin and mustard seeds (be aware of mustard seeds popping out of the pan into your eyes). As soon as the mustard seeds begin to pop, add the broccoli. Stir-fry for one minute, then add the salt and cayenne pepper.
Pour in four tablespoons of water and bring the mixture to a simmer. Cover the pan with a lid, lower the heat until the mixture is simmering gently and cook for 7-8 minutes, or until the broccoli is just tender, stirring now and then.
Meanwhile, for the sweet-and-sour butternut squash, heat the oil in a lidded pan over a medium heat. When hot, add the asafoetida and mustard seeds. As soon as the seeds start to pop - a matter of seconds - add the squash.
Stir-fry the squash for 2-3 minutes, or until the pieces just start to brown. Add 50ml/2fl oz water, cover the pan with a lid, lower the heat and cook for 8-10 minutes, or until the squash is tender.
Add the salt, sugar, cayenne pepper and yoghurt. Stir until well combined and cook, uncovered, over a medium heat, until the yoghurt mixture has warmed through. Stir in the fresh coriander.
To serve, break up the the beef jhal faraizi into four equal portions and serve it hot with the karahi broccoli and squash.


Atlanta college student died of asphyxiation, police say; roommate, roommate's boyfriend charged with murder
by Melissa LeonThe 21-year-old Clark University Atlanta student whose body was found on Friday died of asphyxiation, according to police.
Alexis Crawford's body was found at a DeKalb County park some 11 miles from her off-campus apartment one week after she was reported missing. Two suspects -- her roommate and the roommate's boyfriend -- were arrested Saturday and are in police custody.
Jordyn Jones and her boyfriend, Barron Brantley, both 21, are each charged with malice murder in Crawford's death. Both suspects were being held without bond at the Fulton County Jail.
Atlanta Police Chief Erika Shields said a motive hasn't been established yet, but she said that Crawford filed a police report on Oct. 27 describing "unwanted kissing and touching" by Brantley.
MISSING ATLANTA COLLEGE STUDENT FOUND DEAD; ROOMMATE, ROOMMATE'S BOYFRIEND TO FACE CHARGES
Alexandria Crawford told police she last heard from her sister Alexis on the night of Oct. 30. Alexis had texted Alexandria to ask: "What are you doing for the weekend?" Her sister responded, "Nothing."
Crawford was last seen in public that same day at a store along Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard in southwest Atlanta. She was reported missing on Nov. 1.
Jones told police she took her roommate to a liquor store on the night of Oct. 30. Police later released surveillance photos of Crawford inside the liquor store. Jones claimed she last saw her roommate at 12:30 a.m. and didn't see her in their apartment later that morning when she left for class.
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Introduction to programming
Further improving our guessing game with functions and events
Our game from earlier has still got a problem. We are still using a prompt()
function to bring up a dialog box to ask players for guesses. This is still really bad for user experience. One of the core rules of user experience is to keep the number of pop ups down to a minimum.  We should be able to do our entire app inside the web page, collecting data from the user with form elements. Our code currently looks like this:
The HTML:

Number guessing game

The JavaScript:
var randomNumber = Math.floor(Math.random() * 100) + 1;
var guesses = document.querySelector(".guesses");
var lastResult = document.querySelector(".lastResult");
var lowOrHi = document.querySelector(".lowOrHi");
for(i = 1; i <= 10 ; i++) {
var userGuess = prompt("Enter guess " + i);
guesses.innerHTML += userGuess + " ";
if(userGuess === randomNumber) {
lastResult.innerHTML = "Congratulations! You got it right!";
lowOrHi.innerHTML = "";
break;
} else {
lastResult.innerHTML = "Wrong!";
if(userGuess < randomNumber) {
lowOrHi.innerHTML = "Your guess is too low!";
} else if(userGuess > randomNumber) {
lowOrHi.innerHTML = "Your guess is too high!";
}
}
}
Before running through the below steps, find the template file that you previously wrote your cgame code into. If you don't have it or can't find it, then no matter - you can create a new copy of the template and copy the code into it.
- So first we need to provide a different way for the user to give us their guesses, given that we want to get rid of the
prompt()
function. The best way to collect information from users is to use<input>
elements. In your HTML, add the following at the bottom of your
area. - Now we need to change our JavaScript so that in each turn of the game, the user's guess is taken from the submitted form, and not a
prompt()
function. This is trickier than you'd think, so I'll give you some clues:- You will need to get rid of the loop and instead encapsulate the guess processing code in a function
- You will need to add an event listener that listens for the form being submitted (the button being clicked) and as a result runs the function
- You will need a variable that tracks what guess number we are on and is incremented each time the function runs
- After 10 guesses we need to end the game with some kind of "Game over" message
- When the number is guessed correctly, the game should end and no more guesses should be allowed

Enter your next guess:
<input type="text" class="guessField" id="guessField">
<button class="guessSubmit">Enter Guess</button>

Lets handle these, one at a time.
Get rid of the loop and instead encapsulate the guess processing code in a function
- This requires us to replace the for loop line with a function
- We also need to grab references to the relevant form elements in JavaScript
- We also need to grab the guess from the value inside the form
input
element, not theprompt()
function. You can grab the value inside a forminput
using itsvalue
property, so for exampleformElement.value
.
To grab the form element references, enter the following variable definitions, beneath the existing ones:
var guessSubmit = document.querySelector(".guessSubmit");
// reference to the button that submits the guess
var guessField = document.querySelector(".guessField");
// reference to the text input field that the guess is typed into
Now replace the entire for loop with the following function:
function checkGuess() {
// replace the for loop with a function
var userGuess = Number(guessField.value);
// no more prompt. The guess is now equal to the value inside
// the input field when the function is run.
guesses.innerHTML += userGuess + " ";
if(userGuess === randomNumber) {
lastResult.innerHTML = "Congratulations! You got it right!";
lowOrHi.innerHTML = "";
} else {
lastResult.innerHTML = "Wrong!";
if(userGuess < randomNumber) {
lowOrHi.innerHTML = "Your guess is too low!";
} else if(userGuess > randomNumber) {
lowOrHi.innerHTML = "Your guess is too high!";
}
}
}
Note the line var userGuess = Number(guessField.value);
. This is what grabs the guess from the guessField value once the function is run. Note that we've also had to wrap it in a Number()
function, to make sure the guess is treated like a number, not a string.
Add an event listener that listens to when the form is submitted (the button is clicked) and as a result runs the function
This is an easy step compared to all the changes we had to make before. Here we just need to add a line below the function that adds an onclick
listener to the button that functions the function when the click happens.
Add this at the bottom of your JavaScript area:
guessSubmit.onclick = checkGuess;
Add a variable that tracks what guess number we are on and is incremented each time the function runs
Because we no longer have a loop, the guess number will no longer increment on its own. we need to emulate the loop functionality by first adding a variable that tracks the guess number. We then need to increase that value by one each time the checkGuess
function is run.
Add this below the other variable definitions:
var guessCount = 1;
// Add a variable that tracks the guess number we are on
Now add the following lines. These need to go at the bottom of the else { ... }
code block (just above the seoncd-to-last closing curly brace), as we want to update the guess count each time the player gets the answer wrong:
guessCount++;
// after each guess, increase the guess count
guessField.value = "";
// and empty the text input field ready for the next guess
The second line empties the form <input>
element, ready for the player to enter the next guess.
After 10 guesses we need to end the game with some kind of "Game over" message
This is slightly trickier and requires us to add to our if ... else
structure to check if the guessCount
is equal to 10 or not. If so, we'll end the game with some kind of message. If not, we'll carry on with the code as it was before.
The existing if ... else
structure looks like this:
if(userGuess === randomNumber) {
lastResult.innerHTML = "Congratulations! You got it right!";
lowOrHi.innerHTML = "";
} else {
lastResult.innerHTML = "Wrong!";
if(userGuess < randomNumber) {
lowOrHi.innerHTML = "Your guess is too low!";
} else if(userGuess > randomNumber) {
lowOrHi.innerHTML = "Your guess is too high!";
}
guessCount++;
// after each guess, increase the guess count
guessField.value = "";
// and empty the text input field ready for the next guess
}
You need to wrap all of this in the following additional if ... else
structure:
if(guessCount === 10) {
// if 10 guesses have been had
lastResult.innerHTML = "!!!GAME OVER!!!";
// provide a game over message
} else {
// place the existing if...else here
}
If the game is over, then let the player know. If not, then carry on with the game.
When the number is guessed correctly, the game should end and no more guesses should be allowed.
This is a big issue: when the number is guessed correctly, we no longer want users to be able to enter more guesses, otherwise it totally breaks the flow of the game. There are a lot of different options that could be chosen to rectify this. We will add a function called disableForm()
that stops the form being clickable when run. We will call this function when either the 10th guess is reached, or the number is guessed correctly.
first of all, add the disableForm()
function somewhere near the bottom of the code. Just above the .onclick
line will be fine:
function disableForm() {
var wholeForm = document.querySelector(".form");
// grab a reference to the whole form (the contents of the
// div with class form)
wholeForm.style.opacity = 0.5;
// change the opacity of the form to 0.5
guessField.setAttribute("disabled", "disabled");
guessSubmit.setAttribute("disabled", "disabled");
// disable the form field and submit button so they can
// no longer be used
}
Now invoke this function in appropriate places using disableForm();
— you want to invoke it if guessCount === 10
, and if userGuess === randomNumber
, to give you a large clue.
Note: As an extra advanced exercise, you could try adding a button that when clicked starts a new game by resetting the state of the program and begins it all again.
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I was wondering how actually is comment’s reward is counted in the system, so I did a little investigation base on my recent payout by comments.
Commenting is authoring or curating?
First of all, you can find the comments payout under Author reward. This makes perfect sense to me as when we are typing a comment, we are essentially expressing our thoughts just like authoring a new post. For an informative and insightful comment, sometimes it could be longer than a post. So it is perfectly fine to take comment under Author reward.
Calculation of the reward.
The example above, I was receiving 0.240 SBD and 0.040 SP for a comment. From that, it is clearly not 100% SP payout we can conclude that comment’s reward is following the 50/50 payout distribution.
How much does commenter take from the comment’s reward?
As we know the SP is finalized by the market price of Steem after 7 days, we could ignore the SP and just focus on SBD. In STEEM algorithm, SBD is forever pegged to 1 USD despite how fluctuating the price actually is in the outer market(which is much higher than 1 USD now).
Since SBD is 50% in the reward payout, commenter take-home pay percentage is SBD in reward x 2 / Total comment reward
. Apply the numbers into the formula, we have 0.240 * 2 / 0.64= 0.75
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In this example, I as the commenter took the 75% author reward just like how the post reward works.
Let’s try on the other cases
With this comment, I got a total payout of $1.03 and the reward distribution is 0.516 SBD and 0.086 SP.
With the formula, we got 0.516 * 2 / 1.03 = 1.00
. In this case, I as the commenter took 100% of the author reward.
You might notice that my reward come from self-voting rather than voted by the others, and this may be the cause of different reward percentage. Let’s continue to have a look at another self-voted comment.
Actual reward is $1.12, I got 0.421 SBD and 0.074 SP out of the reward.0.421 * 2 / 1.12= 0.75
. I got 75% out of the total reward instead of 100% although this one was self-voted like the previous example.
Conclusion
- Comment’s reward is considered as Author reward.
- Comment’s reward is not distributed in 100% SP.
- Commenter gets 75% ~100% out of the total comment’s reward.
- Reward source (self-voted or voted by others) doesn’t matter in reward distribution.
Please enlighten me if I was doing any mistakes here.
出于好奇评论的奖励是如何分配和定制的，在自己的评论奖励中我简单的做了些调查，得出的结论如下：
- 评论奖励算是作者奖励。
- 评论奖励是使用 50/50 的分配方式。
- 评论者得到 75%～100% 的评论奖励。
- 评论奖励的来源（别人投还是自己投）对奖励的分配不造成影响。
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4.2 Simple Depth Reader¶
Time Required: ~10 minutes
Thirsting for more knowledge after finishing the Hello World Tutorial? Now that you’ve mastered some of the basic concepts of Astra, let’s read the depth stream from our Astra using another Astra feature.
By the end of this tutorial you should be familiar with:
- The purpose of the
FrameListener
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FrameListener
- Using a
FrameListener
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Before We Begin¶
- Download and decompress the latest Astra SDK, if you haven’t already.
- Using your favorite IDE, set up a new console application project and create a new source file called “main.cpp”.
- Copy the following into your main.cpp file:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 | #include <astra/astra.hpp>
// for std::printf
#include <cstdio>
int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
astra::initialize();
astra::StreamSet streamSet;
astra::StreamReader reader = streamSet.create_reader();
reader.stream<astra::DepthStream>().start();
// Your code will go here
astra::terminate();
return 0;
}
|
- Line 7 - Initializes Astra
- Line 9 - Constructs a
StreamSet
- Line 10 - Creates a
StreamReader
- Line 12 - Starts a depth stream
- Line 16 - Terminates Astra
Listening to Streams¶
In the Hello World tutorial, we processed a stream of frames by looping over a call to our StreamReader
‘s get_latest_frame
function. This solution works perfectly fine in a simple case such as our Hello World application. But, what if we wanted to register for a number of streams and work with them? Or, what if we were working with more than one StreamSet
, or possibly more than one StreamReader
per StreamSet
? In all of those cases, the code within the loop could quickly become complex, cluttered and cumbersome.
To alleviate these issues, Astra provides us with a framework to define and create FrameListener
s. A FrameListener
has one function called on_frame_ready
that (you guessed it!) is called when a new frame of a specific type is ready for processing. So, instead of looping over our StreamReader
‘s get_latest_frame
function, our listener will have the latest frame automatically delivered to it as soon as the frame is ready. Neato!
In order to use a FrameListener
with our example...
- We need to define a listener class that implements
FrameListener
. This class will give us access to the actual frames that are coming from the Astra sensor. We’ll get those frames in theon_frame_ready
function. Copy the following code below your#include
directives and above yourmain
function:
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 | class DepthFrameListener : public astra::FrameListener
{
public:
DepthFrameListener(int maxFramesToProcess)
: maxFramesToProcess_(maxFramesToProcess)
{}
bool is_finished() const { return isFinished_; }
private:
void on_frame_ready(astra::StreamReader& reader,
astra::Frame& frame) override
{
const astra::DepthFrame depthFrame = frame.get<astra::DepthFrame>();
if (depthFrame.is_valid())
{
print_depth_frame(depthFrame);
++framesProcessed_;
}
isFinished_ = framesProcessed_ >= maxFramesToProcess_;
}
void print_depth_frame(const astra::DepthFrame& depthFrame) const
{
const int frameIndex = depthFrame.frame_index();
const short middleValue = get_middle_value(depthFrame);
std::printf("Depth frameIndex: %d value: %d \n", frameIndex, middleValue);
}
short get_middle_value(const astra::DepthFrame& depthFrame) const
{
const int width = depthFrame.width();
const int height = depthFrame.height();
const size_t middleIndex = ((width * (height / 2.f)) + (width / 2.f));
const short* frameData = depthFrame.data();
const short middleValue = frameData[middleIndex];
return middleValue;
}
bool isFinished_{false};
int framesProcessed_{0};
int maxFramesToProcess_{0};
};
int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
|
- Line 10 - Constructor parameter specifies the total number of frames we’re going to process before exiting our loop
- Line 14 -
is_finished
will be used in a later step to check whether we’ve looped the maximum number of times or not - Line 20 - Gets the depth frame data from our frame
- Line 22 - Check to verify that we received a valid frame
- Line 24 - Prints depth frame information to the console
- Line 44 - Calculates the index of the middle pixel in our depth frame’s data
- Line 47 - Gets the value of the middle depth frame pixel
Note
The only required function is the on_frame_ready
function. The other functions in this class support what we do within that function.
- With the
DepthFrameListener
defined, let’s construct our listener in themain
function and add it to theStreamReader
that we created in a previous step.
63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 | int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
astra::initialize();
astra::StreamSet streamSet;
astra::StreamReader reader = streamSet.create_reader();
reader.stream<astra::DepthStream>().start();
int maxFramesToProcess = 100;
DepthFrameListener listener(maxFramesToProcess);
reader.add_listener(listener);
// More of your code will go here
reader.remove_listener(listener);
astra::terminate();
return 0;
}
|
- Line 73 - Constructs a
DepthFrameListener
that will loop 100 times - Line 75 - Adds the listener to our reader
- Line 79 - Removes the listener from our reader
Updating our listener¶
We’ve got Astra and the StreamSet
running, and we’re listening to depth frames as they stream in through the StreamSet
‘s StreamReader
. We don’t know when frames are going to arrive from our Astra, so we need to continuously update those listeners by calling astra_update
in a loop.
63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 | int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
astra::initialize();
astra::StreamSet streamSet;
astra::StreamReader reader = streamSet.create_reader();
reader.stream<astra::DepthStream>().start();
const int maxFramesToProcess = 100;
DepthFrameListener listener(maxFramesToProcess);
reader.add_listener(listener);
do {
astra_update();
} while (!listener.is_finished());
reader.remove_listener(listener);
astra::terminate();
return 0;
}
|
- Line 77-79 - The Astra update loop.
Let’s compile and run our solution. After you’ve watched some depth frame information print to the console, revel in the knowledge that you’ve mastered the listener along with other core Astra functionality.


CSS3
Transform property: it allows us to rotate, scale, move, skew, etc., elements.
Transform-style property: It specifies how nested elements are rendered in 3D space, it must be used together with the transform property.
Transition
Backface-visibility property
jQuery actions:
For openig and closing the panel:
For rotating the cards:
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The stm
module implements a
software transactional memory system.
The functions exported by this module are documented in the following sections.
stm.var(init_val = false, group = false)
Return a new transactional variable initialized to init_val
.
A transactional variable is usually read and written within the context of
a running transaction.
The optional argument group
specifies the transaction group that will be associated with this
variable. A program may choose to group together transaction variables to improve performance.
stm.read(tvar, txn)
Return the value of the transaction variable tvar
as seen in the context of the transaction txn
.
stm.read_enforce(tvar, txn)
Return the value that was last committed to the transaction variable tvar
. This function should be called only if the
transaction txn
wants to make sure tvar
meets some constraints before a new value is written to it.
stm.write(tvar, new_val, txn)
Write the value new_val
to the transaction variable tvar
. Return void
.
This new value will be visible only within the transaction
txn
. The new value will be made visible to the rest of the system only after the transaction has successfully committed
tvar
.
stm.peek(tvar)
Return the value of the transaction variable tvar
that was last committed. This function may return an inconsistent value.
stm.transact(fn)
Call the function fn
with a new transaction as its argument. Return the value of fn
.
let t = stm.var(100)
!stm.transact(^(txn) stm.write(t, stm.read(t, txn) + 10, txn))
task_sleep(2)
stm.peek(t)
// 110
stm.abort(txn, val = false)
Abort the transaction txn
and return val
.
All transactions (at any level of "nesting") must be explicitly aborted.
stm.retry(txn)
Restart the transaction. All changes made to local transaction variables will be reset.
All transactions (at any level of "nesting") must be explicitly restarted.
stm.group(@optional name = false)
Return a new transaction group with the given name.


Originally devised by Tom Wujec, the Marshmallow Challenge is a simple, instructive and fun exercise that leads teams to extract valuable lessons about collaboration, innovation, creativity, and prototyping.
The task is simple: in 18 minutes the teams must build the highest possible structure, supported by itself and placing the materials as each team deems appropriate, using a meter of adhesive tape, a meter of rope, a "marshmallow" (a candy known in Spanish as a cloud), and 20 spaghetti, the marshmallow should be on top of the tower.
Each project has
its marshmallow
The interesting thing about this experiment is to see how, at the beginning, everyone is involved in the activity and how someone always takes over the direction of the team. Most of the time they usually invest in planning, organizing and giving ideas. Then they start to build and assemble the structures, placing the materials in a very intelligent and strategically thought way since they are "limited resources" and the spaghetti easily break. In the end, in the last few minutes they place the sugar cloud at the top and the problems begin. Many of the structures are too fragile, and many groups run out of time to re-structure the structure.
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The MassSpectra
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The X-Files taught us that alien colonization won't be loud like Independence Day, but insipient, like Body Snatchers, Puppet Masters, all that. More They Live than War of the the Worlds. The trailer establishes all this with minimal effort, too, as it's already conventional knowledge. And we are hungry for it, or something like it. It's been two summers now since Contact made the aliens benevolent, paternal, essentially erasing the (ir-)rational fear of the Alien series. Which is to say it's high time to give those aliens fangs again. The Astronaut's Wife does just that. Or, to be more specific, it gives NASA pilot Spencer Armacost ('Texan' Johnny Depp, a long way from 21 Jumpstreet, bit closer to Elm) fangs, via a low-orbit close encounter. And of course no one can see those fangs for most of the movie. His wife Jillian (Charlize Thiron) has her suspicions, but, luckily for Spencer, Jillian is an ex-mental patient, so is thus easy to convince that it's all hallucination and paranoia brought on by her pregnancy. And there's even the suggestion that it might all just be paranoia. But then there wouldn't be any special effects. To writer/director Rand Ravich's credit, however, he is able to milk a lot of tension from an otherwise subdued movie by keeping the range of Spencer's suprahuman abilities more or less under wraps until the closing frames, a bit of dramatically-effective concealment. But Spencer's not the title-character here. Jillian is. Along with their marriage, which is so ideal for the first few minutes that it has to be doomed ('unmade in heaven'). This is something of a non-traditional approach, though, putting the wife--the ostensible victim here--in the leading role. Typically, it's the alien's pursuer who gets the screentime, which gives the movie license to use all the cop/criminal conventions in space etc, but The Astronaut's Wife isn't Predator, is a bit more low-key than that. Which is to say it has to rely on a whole nother set of conventions. Specifically, those Polanski hammered out once and for all with Rosemary's Baby. Chereze Thiron even has a schoolboy Mia Farrow haircut and a husband who spends his days at the office. And everyone who shares her suspicions is summarily removed. It's all about isolation. The only difference is that instead of giving birth to the supernatural, Jillian may be giving birth to the extraterrestrial. Not the 2001 kind of extraterrestrial, though, but something less the benign-infant, more our replacement. Again, it's how aliens get a terrestrial foothold: hybridization. And don't think Starman here. Think Species. Jillian does. But too, she has a little more of that final-girl resolve than Rosemary did. Very Jamie Lee Curtis, except instead of intense action and longindying screams we get intense dialogue and longindying stares. Which is a bit of a change. The stand-off as opposed to the shoot-em-up. This is a drama, after all, nevermind the alien overtones. It's about trust in marriage, what the breakover point is. What will convince Jillian she's not losing it, that Spencer is in fact listening to the coded-static radio transmissions we know from Contact, Arrival.  And then, inside of two minutes, it simply falls apart, uses the same cheap trick Fallen used to 'surprise' us in the closing frames. And the thing is, there was such a better ending within reach. In all The Thing incarnations there's always the distinct possibility early on that these people have just been cooped up too long. Instead of expanding on that, using it for the ending, The Astronaut's Wife takes the easy way out, the grand way out, the Hollywood way out. Shoots for the disturbing Twilight Zone ending and doesn't quite make escape velocity, has to settle for the typical, when it had the potential to be so much more. (c) 1999 Stephen Graham Jones
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public interface FileManager
FileManager
defines the interface between the FileBackedDictionary
and the file system.
Methods in this interface operate on and return offsets, which are indices into a dictionary file.
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
close()
Shuts down the file manager. |
void |
delete()
Deletes the dictionary. |
void |
edit()
Reopens files for writing. |
long |
getFirstLinePointer(POS pos,
DictionaryFileType fileType)
Return the first valid line pointer in the specified file. |
long |
getIndexedLinePointer(POS pos,
DictionaryFileType fileType,
String index)
Search for the line whose first word is index (that is, that begins with index followed by a space or tab). |
long |
getMatchingLinePointer(POS pos,
DictionaryFileType fileType,
long offset,
String substring)
Search for a line whose index word contains substring, starting at offset. |
long |
getNextLinePointer(POS pos,
DictionaryFileType fileType,
long offset)
Search for the line following the line that begins at offset. |
long |
getRandomLinePointer(POS pos,
DictionaryFileType fileType)
Return a randomly-chosen line pointer (offset of the beginning of a line). |
int |
getUseCount(String senseKey)
Returns the number of times the sense marked by senseKey occurs in a semantic concordance. |
String |
readLineAt(POS pos,
DictionaryFileType fileType,
long offset)
Read the line that begins at file offset offset. |
void |
save()
Saves the files. |
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IOException
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pos
- part of speechfileType
- file typeoffset
- file offset
-1
if offset
is the last line in the file.
IOException
- IOExceptionlong getMatchingLinePointer(POS pos, DictionaryFileType fileType, long offset, String substring) throws IOException
pos
- part of speechfileType
- file typeoffset
- file offsetsubstring
- substring to search for in indexword
-1
if
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IOException
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Worked with the Dean of the College of Applied Science and Technology to develop and enhance web applications.
Gathered requirements, planned and developed a web application to replace manual processes for managing committees using PHP, MySQL, and jQuery.
Enhanced another web application, currently being used as the primary resource to support the faculty search process and evaluate prospective candidates for open faculty positions.
Designed and developed an application for effectively reporting and performing course assessment from a paper base to a web-base system using PHP, MySQL, and jQuery
Tutoring and Grading for the following courses:
1. Information Retrieval
2. Client Design and Development
Involved in all aspects of software development life cycle, primarily responsible for system analysis and coding. Some impactful deliverables include:
▪ As a part of US Government Insurance regulation, implemented (Graphical user interface and database) ICD10 Diagnosis codes into the MetLife Financial Institution.
▪ Automated repetitive manual tasks using PL/SQL and Java. It improved accuracy and reduced the time required from 1 hours to 5 minutes.
▪ Single handedly managed the Stability and Tuning Projects, resulting in the reduction from 28 to 6 hours for the monthly production batch and 10 to 2 hours for the weekly batch using PL/SQL and Java.
GPA: 3.97
GPA: 8.76
Developed a web application that allows a user to chat online and play turn-based Connect 4 game. The user can challenge anyone who is online as well as spectate other people’s game. Java, SVG, JSP, Servlet, MySQL.
Web Application to manage, organize and share your photos and albums.
Designed and developed a content-based news recommendation system for online news readers. Successfully implemented Naïve Bayes for classification and vector space model to retrieve and rank documents with regards to a user query. Java, JSP, Servlet.
Designed and developed an Android application for RIT students, that provides a mechanism to post or find any item and connect to the respective buyers or sellers. – Android.
iOS application having two major functionalities, i.e. to post details about the leftover food and search for the leftover food within a given radius (in miles). - Swift3.
Designed and developed an E-commerce website having all basic functionalities such as login, admin operations, displaying items, adding items to cart etc. PHP, MySQL, HTML, JavaScript.
Developed web-presence for the Information Sciences & Technology department of Rochester Institute of Technology. Consumed existing API using jQuery AJAX and generated the content dynamically for the website.


#include <OpenSSLCryptoKeyHMAC.hpp>
Inheritance diagram for OpenSSLCryptoKeyHMAC:
Used to provide HMAC keys to OpenSSLCryptoHashHMAC
Public Member Functions | |
Constructors and Destructors | |
| OpenSSLCryptoKeyHMAC () | |
| virtual | ~OpenSSLCryptoKeyHMAC () |
Key Interface methods | |
| virtual XSECCryptoKey::KeyType | getKeyType () |
| Return the type of this key. | |
| virtual XSECCryptoKey * | clone () |
| Replicate key. | |
| virtual const XMLCh * | getProviderName () |
| Return the OpenSSL string identifier. | |
Optional Interface methods | |
These functions do not necessarily have to be implmented. They are used by XSECKeyInfoResolverDefault to try to create a key from KeyInfo elements without knowing anything else.
If an interface class does not implement these functions, a simple stub that does nothing should be used. | |
| virtual void | setKey (unsigned char *inBuf, unsigned int inLength) |
| Set the key. | |
| virtual unsigned int | getKey (safeBuffer &outBuf) |
| Get the key value. |
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Replicate key.
Implements XSECCryptoKeyHMAC. |
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Get the key value. Copy the key into the safeBuffer and return the number of bytes copied.
Implements XSECCryptoKeyHMAC. |
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Return the type of this key. For DSA keys, this allows people to determine whether this is a public key, private key or a key pair Reimplemented from XSECCryptoKeyHMAC. |
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Return the OpenSSL string identifier.
Implements XSECCryptoKey. |
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Set the key. Set the key from the buffer
Implements XSECCryptoKeyHMAC. |


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FUNCTIONS
InMySQL, we have two types of functions:
1.Single row functions
2.Multiple row functions
Single row functions
Are such functions which will accept a single row as input (or) it accepts multiple rows as input but produces one result per row.Single row functions have four types:
1.String Function
2.Date Function
3.Number
Function
4.General Function
Multiple row functions/group functions/aggregate function
are such functions which will accept a single row or multiple rows as input but produces one result per group.
SINGLE ROW FUNCTION
STRING FUNCTION
•Case Manipulation Function
•Character Manipulation Function
Case Manipulation Function
Upper:Converts a string to upper-case.
Syntax: select upper(string)
Example: SELECT UPPER ("HiGoodMorning");
Output:HI GOODMORNING
Lower:Converts a string to lowercase
.Syntax: select
lower(string)
Example: SELECT lower ("HI GOODMORNING");
Output:higoodmorning
WAQ to display employee name in uppercase and email id in the lower case from employee details table only if they work as Administrator.
Solution:SELECT upper(empname),lower(emailid)
from empdetails
where designation='Administrator';
WAQ to display the description of an item in uppercase only if item type is FMCG.
Solution:SELECT upper(descr)
from item
where itemtype='FMCG';
Character Manipulation Function
Length
Length is used to return the length of the string (in characters).
Syntax: select length(string);
Example: select length(‘ABC FOR TECHNOLOGY’);
Output: 18
WAQ to display the
length of store name from quotation table only if the quotation status is accepted.
Solution: select length(sname)
from quotation
where qstatus='Accepted';
WAQ to display the email ID and the length of mail id from customer
table only if customer type is regular. Sort the result based on the customer id in ascending order.
Solution: select emailid,length(emailid)
from customer
where custtype='Regular'
order by custid;
Reverse
It is used to reverse the string and returns the result.
Syntax: select reverse(string);
Example: select reverse('RajaRamRohanRoy');
Output:yoRnahoRmaRajaR
WAQ to display customer name from customer table only
if customer name is a palindrome.
Solution: select custname
from customer
where custname=reverse(custname);
Concat
It is used to concat two or more strings into a single string
Syntax: select concat(expression1, expression2..);
Example:select concat('john','jacobs');
Output:johnjacobs
WAQ to display item type and item description while displaying provide an alias name as "ITEM DESCRIPTION."
Solution:select concat(itemtype,' ',descr) AS 'ITEM
DESCRIPTION'
from item;
Replace
Replaces all occurrences of a substring within a string, with a new substring.
Syntax:
select replace(string,search_string,new_string);
WAQ to display the customer type from Regular to Prime using the customer table.
Solution: select replace(custtype,'Regular','Prime')
from customer;
WAQ to display employee name and designation of those employees who
works as Administrator.While Displaying replace Administrator to Admin Manager.
Solution:select empname,replace(designation,'Administrator','AdminManager')
from empdetails
where designation= 'Administrator';
Substr
Substr function it is used to extract a substring from a string.
Syntax: select substr(string,start_position, length)
Example: select substr('Hello Good Morning',7,4);
Output:Good
WAQ to display the last three
digits of the item code from item table and give alias name as code. Finally, sort the result in descending order.
Solution: selectsubstr(itemcode,-3) as code
from item
order by 1desc;
WAQ to display the customer name and
the first character of the customer name from the customer table while displaying the result, display the name along with the first character.
Solution: select concat(custname,' ',substr(custname,1,1))
from customer;
WAQ to
display the description of an item in the upper case from item table only if the description starts with a character 'b'.
Solution: select upper(descr)
from item
where substr(descr,1,1)='b';
Instr
>Instrfunction returns the position of the first occurrence of a string.
Syntax: selectinstr(string, search string);
Example: Select instr('sachin','a');
Output:2
WAQ to display the position of character 'a' in
customer name from the customer table.
Solution: selectinstr(custname,'a')
from customer;
Trim
Trim function removes the unwanted leading and trailing characters from a string.
Example:select trim(trailing 'm' from 'madam');
Output:mada
select trim(leading 'm' from 'madam');
Output:adam
select trim(both
'm' from 'madam');Output:ada
Ltrim
Ltrimfunction is used to remove all leading spaces of a string.
Syntax:select ltrim(string);
Example:selectltrim('ABC');
Rtrim
Rtrim function is used to remove all trailing spaces of a string.
Syntax: select rtrim(string);
Example:selectrtrim('ABC');
Lpad
Lpad function left-pads a string with another string, to a certain length.
Syntax:select lpad(string, length, lpad_string);
Example:selectlpad('demo',10,'*');
Output:******demo
Rpad
Rpad function right-pads a string with another string, to a certain length.
Syntax: select rpad(string, length, rpad_string);
Example:selectrpad('demo',10,'*');
Output:demo******
WAQ to display employee name and
updated contact number by right padding with '#' of 10 character length field and give an alias name "updated contact".
Solution: select empname,rpad(contactno,'10','#') as "updated contact"
from empdetails;
Left
Left function extracts the specified number of characters from a string starting from the left side.
Syntax: select LEFT(string, number_of_chars);
Example:select left('www.abcfortech.com',3);
Output: www
Right
Right function extracts the specified number of characters from a string starting from the right side.
Syntax: select right(string, number_of_chars);
Example:select right('www.abcfortech.com',3);
Output: com
WAQ to display the last three digits of an employee id and first three characters of employee name from the employee table and give an alias name asnamecode.
Solution:select concat(right(empid,3),left(empname,3)) as Name Code
from
empdetails;
ASCII
ASCII function returns the ASCII value for the specific character.
Syntax: select ascii(charater);
Example: select ascii('a');
Output:97
Substring_index
This function returns a substring of a string before a specified number of delimiter occurs.
Syntax: select SUBSTRING_INDEX(string, delimiter, number);
Example: SELECT SUBSTRING_INDEX("www.abcfortech.com", ".",
2);
Output:www.abcfortech
NUMBER FUNCTIONS
MOD
>Mod function returns the remainder of a number divided by another number.
Syntax: select MOD(x, y);
Example: select mod(20,2);
Output:0
WAQ to display Only Odd Rows From employee details table.
Solution:
select *
from empdetails
where mod(empid,2)=1;
ROUND
Round function rounds a number to a specified number of decimal places
Syntax: select ROUND(number, decimals);
Example: select round(3456.23788, 2);
Output: 3456.24
WAQ to round off the number 45.326 at 2nd
decimal place.
Solution: Select round (45.326,2);
Write the output for the following
Round(2678.345,-2)
Output: 2700
TRUNCATE
>Truncate function truncates a number to the specified number of decimal places.
Syntax: select TRUNCATE(number, decimals);
Example: select truncate(3456.23788,2);
Output: 3456.23
WAQ to truncate the
number 45.326 to 2nd decimal place.
Solution: Select truncate(45.326,2);
Write the output for the following Truncate(2678.345,-2)
Output: 2600
POWER or POW
Power function returns the value of a number raised to the power of another number.
Syntax: select POWER(x, y);
Example: select POWER(2,4);
Write a query to find the power of 5^2
Solution: select power(5,2);
SQRT
SQRT function returns the square root of a number.
Syntax: select SQRT(number);
Example: select SQRT(25);
Write a query to find the square root of 4.
Solution: select sqrt(4);
ABS
>ABS function returns the absolute (positive) value of a number.
Syntax: ABS (number);
Example: SELECT ABS(-243.5);
Output: 243.5
CEIL
>CEIL function returns a nearest highest integer value.
Syntax: select CEIL(number);
Example: SELECT CEIL(25.75);
Output:26
FLOOR
Floor function returns a nearest lowest integer value.
Syntax: select floor(number);
Example: SELECT floor(25.75);
Output:25
DATE AND TIME FUNCTION
DATE
Date function extracts the date part from a DateTime expression.
Syntax: DATE(expression);
Example: SELECT DATE('2019-06-13 19:30:10');
Output:2019-06-13
TIME
Time function extracts the time part from a date/time expression.Syntax: TIME(expression);
Example: SELECT TIME('2019-06-13 19:30:10');
Output: 19:30:10
WAQ to display the system's date.
Solution: select sysdate();
selectlocaltime()
;selectlocaltimestamp();
select now();
(all the above are
valid).
WAQTD current date.
Solution:select current_date();
selectcurdate();
(both are valid).
WAQTD current time.
Solution:selectcurrent_time();
WAQ to display the number of months between the dates
14-nov-2019 and 14-Feb-2019.
Solution:Select timestampdiff(month,'2019-02-14','2019-11-14');
WAQ in order to add 9 months for the date 14-Feb-2019.
Solution: Select date_add('2019-02-14', interval 9 month);
WAQ
in order to add 10 days for the date 14-Feb-2019.
Solution:Selectd ate_add('2019-02-14',interval 10 day);
WAQ in order to subtract 9 months for the date 14-feb-2019 in reverse order.
Solution:Select date_sub('19-02-14',
interval 9 month);
Selectdate_add('19-02-14', interval -9 month);
(both are valid).
Display today’s date
Solution:select DAY(NOW());
Display today’s monthSolution:select MONTH(NOW());
Display today’s
year
Solution:select YEAR(NOW());
Display today’s dayname
Solution:select dayname(now());
EXTRACT
Extract function is used to extract date, month and year from the given date.
SYNTAX: extract(day/month/year from date)
WAQ to obtain all details of orders who have ordered in the month of October.
Solution:
Select *
from orders
where extract(month fromorderdate)=10;
GENERAL FUNCTIONS
Ifnull
Ifnullfunction returns a specified value if the expression is NULL.
Syntax: select IFNULL(expression, alt_value);
WAQ to display payment date from the orders table. If the payment date is null, then display the payment date as "not paid".
Solution: select ifnull(pymtdate, 'not paid')
from orders;
AGGREGATE FUNCTION OR MULTIPLE ROW FUNCTION
Min function is used to return the minimum value from the set of values.
Max function is used to return the maximum value from the set of values.
Count function is used when you need
to count some records of the table.
Sum function is used to return the total summed value from the set of values.
Avg function is used to return the average value from the set of values.
WAQ to display totalprice,minimum price,maximum
price,average price and also total number of items from item table.
Solution: select sum(price),min(price),max(price),avg(price),count(*)
from item;
WAQ to display the number of employees having a contact number. Give
an alias name as "count of emp with contact_no".
Solution: select count(*) "count of emp withcontact_no"
from empdetails
where contact no is not null;


Writing is Thinking
Tue, 07 Feb 2017 @ General Notes
Writing is not easy especially when you need to convey a complicated idea in an uncomplicated way.
Your brain needs to form coherent sentences, not to mention coherent ideas or train of thoughts to get to the point.
Otherwise, your reader will lose interest to continue reading, leaving the main idea “untouched”. Too bad, failed writing communication.
This whole process will require sound executive brain function. Writing will make you to think hard.
To some, writing is like solving puzzle. You need to figure out how to put all the pieces together so that you can show the big picture at the end of your final piece.
My main motivation behind writing is solely to get my brain working hard to produce articulate idea.
I am not a good writer but I do know what practice can do. Over a year period, if I keep doing what I am doing I will see a huge change.
Consistent is the key. To be consistent, a reminder is a must – at least at the beginning stage.
Once it turns into a habit, you’ll be unstoppable. You will feel something is missing or something is not right if you don’t do it.
3 articles a week, on any topic. Lets do this.


Game 1: Charlotte Hornets at Philadelphia 76ers
My Pick:
Philadelphia 76ers
Why I'm Rolling with them:
Philadelphia's success will hinge solely on Embiid. The 76er's have been getting outscored by 10.5 points per 100 when he's off, and the MVP cantidate is putting up obsence averages of 28/12. Charlotte has had a great offense to start the season, and that's because their point guards have been thriving in the system. Kemba is scoring in bunches, but I think he'll have trouble with this longer Philadelphia defense. I want to see Markelle get more agressive against Charlotte's guards. Sixers, 117-107.
Game 2: Washington Wizards at Orlando Magic
My Pick:
Orlando Magic
Why I'm Rolling with them:
Honestly this game could go either way. Theoretically the Wizards should be by far the better team. Orlando has a backup PG starting and a G-League PG playing backup. Their entire roster could play center, and Dwight can still outrebound most of them. But that's not the way this Wizards team operates. Multiple times this season I've seen them lay a giant goose egg against far weaker teams. Orlando pulled out a win against a good Spurs team recently, and I'm excited to see if Ross's speech helped Orlando's bench. Orlando wins it, 114-108.
Game 3: Detroit Pistons at Atlanta Hawks
My Pick:
Detroit Pistons
Why I'm Rolling with them:
The Atlanta Hawks have had their ups and downs, with Trae Young becoming more confident of a facilitator as time goes on. However, the Hawks don't really have anyone to deal with the large frontcourt of the Detroit Pistons. I think Detroit's shooting will come back from their terrible average on wide open threes, and if there's a game to do it it could be against this Atlanta defense. I'm expecting big things from Detroit tonight as they win 119-105.
Game 4: Indiana Pacers at Miami Heat
My Pick:
Indiana Pacers
Why I'm Rolling with them:
The Pacers have steadily been one of the best teams in the league so far this year, and look to continue that against Miami. Both of these teams are very solid, and Richardson vs Oladipo will be a hard-fought battle. I give the edge to Oladipo, he's a better scorer and a significantly better defender. His ability to carry this Indiana team onwards is the only reason they've picked up some wins against some very good teams lately, and I'm excited to see him keep going with that. Pacers 112-106.
Game 5: Brooklyn Nets at Denver Nuggets
My Pick:
Denver Nuggets
Why I'm Rolling with them:
Jokic needs to learn to shoot more frequently. His only shot in a game shouldn't be a last second prayer to win the game, and he's at his best when he's a threat to pass or score. The Nuggets lost an easily winnable game against Memphis two nights ago, and if Jokic plays like that again tonight the same thing could happen. But, he won't. He's an all-star and will bounce back as such, leading the Nuggets to an easy win over Brooklyn, 117-108.
Game 6: Boston Celtics at Utah Jazz
My Pick:
Utah Jazz
Why I'm Rolling with them:
Boston just won a close one against Phoenix last night, that saw them climb back in regulation before pulling away in overtime. Irving was the sole reason for that, and it will be interesting to see how this Boston team can produce offensively without Kyrie to score for them. Their offense has been awful to start the season, especially based on the sheer amount of talent they have. Tatum is settling for too many shots, and that's really hurting them. Utah wins, 109-102.
Game 7: Minnesota Timberwolves at Sacramento Kings
My Pick:
Sacramento Kings
Why I'm Rolling with them:
This one may come as an out there pick, but I watched Sacramento play really well against the Raptors on Wednesday, a much better team than this Timberwolves Squad. If they did a little better on the boards, they could have had it. This Timberwolves squad can't be counted on to play consistently, and I'm counting on Fox and Rose to have a good game, with Fox getting the edge because I think he's just a little bit better of a defender. Sacramento will win this one 123-117.


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- Former Executive Director, National Alliance for Mental Illness (NAMI) - Oregon
- Board member - HOME Youth & Resource Center (Kids' Day Shelter)
- For 30 years, Homeowner Associations' Board Member and Officer
Leadership
- County Public Health and Mental Health Program Director (1976-1996)
- Governor's Task Force on Inpatient Psychiatric Services
- Grant Specialist – Salem Keizer School District
Experience
- Volunteer Member, Marion Co. Medical Reserve Corps (Disaster/Emergency Planning)
- Co-Creator and Organizer, "Salem's Got Talent" (City-funded Area Art/Tourism Project)
- Food Bank Volunteer - "Table of Plenty"
- Volunteer Marion County Neighbor-to-Neighbor Community Mediator (since 2000)
Service


A few weeks ago, a friend of mine called me up and said he had Nexus.  The pseudo-speed had worn off by the time I got my shit, so I was feeling totally burnt out. I didn't even THINK about 2C-B being a phenethylamine - that was my first mistake. My second mistake was to assume that since I had taken large doses of psychedelics before, I could handle an extremely large dose of 2C-B. I ate the capsule at about 9:45 PM.
The beginning of the trip felt a lot like MDMA, was very empathogenic. I ended up talking to my neighbors outside. They invited me up to their apartment to smoke a little bud, so I went. I told them that I had taken 2C-B, and it was little surprise that they had done it before, albeit a lower dosage. Objects started to take on a noticeably 'shiny' quality at this point, but communication - speech - it was just too much, I was silent almost the entire time. I did a lot of reflection up there in that chair, after a few hits from a huge-ass bong, and it changed the way I thought about a lot of things, especially my family - I had always been too hard on them, never thinking about anything in my life from an outside perspective. It was quite a humbling experience.
I left there after maybe an hour, and things really started to pick up, but my heart was racing and I felt constantly nervous. I knew that if I didn't get myself together, this was going to be a seriously bad trip, but I felt like I just COULDN'T. My heart was going to burst out of my chest, I was going to die, I had to find some charcoal or something to end this trip... but instead I walked inside and lay down to watch some TV. It was Family Guy. The episode where Peter does drugs. The synch was incredible, like the things Kesey talked about in his LSD days.
'Everything is so... SIGNIFICANT,' I thought to myself, only to hear the same line from the TV a few seconds later. 'This is way too real,' would prove to have the same effect later, though my left brain knows that this was just a very rare coincidence and nothing to do with the drug... although the abstract side is left to wonder.
The visuals were the most intense thing I have ever experienced. It was not like acid, where shit just melts together - objects actually changed size, bits of them rearranged themselves - the visuals were things that, if they weren't so absurdly impossible, I would actually BELIEVE, and everything was bathed in an unimaginable halo of red light, the same light flashing in front of my eyes when I closed them, making me think I was dying... if my heart had not been beating so fast, it would have been great, but the physiological effects kicked my ass...
I spent the next five hours hyperventilating and freaking out, worrying that I was overheating, and at the same time feeling the drug's effects 'hypersensitizing' my body. I was so tired, but I thought if I closed my eyes to sleep, I would surely die... I thought I was on the verge of death many times, I could feel it pressing in on me, I simply could not get a grip on myself.
Overall, I would do it again after a good night's sleep and possibly at a slightly smaller dose. If I hadn't been so retarded about it, it would have been a great experience.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


16 killed in train collision in Bangladesh
Dhaka – Two packed trains rammed into each other in Bangladesh on Tuesday, killing at least 16 people and injuring nearly 60 others, police said.
Three coaches were sent crashing off the tracks at Mondobhag station in the town of Kasba when a Dhaka-bound train and a locomotive bound for Chittagong collided.
"At least 16 people have been killed. And another 58 were injured. We have sent the injured to different hospitals in the region," local police chief Anisur Rahman told AFP.
Cranes and other lifting gear were brought in to rescue trapped passengers, many of whom were asleep when the early morning crash took place.
"There was a loud noise, then I saw the train was completely ripped apart," one injured passenger told Somoy TV.
"All the people around me were crying. There was blood everywhere. Some people had broken hands and legs," another told the broadcaster.
"My son was with me. I still don't know what happened to him," the man added.
'Three coaches badly mangled'
Hayat ud Doula Khan, a government official in the district, said the Dhaka-bound Turna Nishitha train hit the Chittagong-bound Udayan Express at about 03:00, as the Udayan was about to go through Mondobhog station.
Khan told AFP that the Turna Nishitha should have waited outside the station to let the other train pass and that an investigation had been started. A Bangladesh railway official told reporters that faulty signals could be to blame.
"Three coaches were badly mangled, and the victims are from these coaches," Khan said, adding that train services out of Dhaka had been halted because of the accident.
Train accidents are common in Bangladesh and are often caused by poor signalling or other rundown infrastructure.
According to the Shipping and Communication Reporters Forum (SCRF), a private media research group, between January 1 and June 30 this year, at least 202 rail accidents took place in the South Asian country of 168 million people, where some of the track is a century old.
In June, a train plunged into a canal after the bridge it was crossing gave way. Five people were killed and 100 injured.
The SCRF said pedestrians using mobile phones while crossing tracks, negligence by railway employees and poor maintenance of lines and bridges were the main cause of crashes.


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Download the lastest version of DSVerifier at download page.
A video demonstration is available at: [Demonstration]
The source code is available at: https://github.com/ssvlab/dsverifier
Command Line Version
1) Generate manually a .c file with system specification.
For Digital-Systems standalone verification
#include <dsverifier.h> digital_system ds = { .a = { 1.0, -0.9 }, /* digital system denominator coefficients */ .a_size = 2, /* number of coefficients in denominator */ .b = { 1.561, -1.485 }, /* digital system numerator coefficients */ .b_size = 2 /* number of coefficients in numerator */ }; implementation impl = { .int_bits = 3, /* number of bits in integer part of the fixed-point representation */ .frac_bits = 8, /* number of bits in precision part of the fixed-point representation */ .delta = 0.25, /* delta value used for delta form (if any) */ .max = 1.0, /* maximum value used in the digital system input */ .min = -1.0, /* minimum value used in the digital system input */ };
DSVerifier must be invoked using the following parameters:
./dsverifier example.c --realization DFI --property OVERFLOW --x-size 10 --bmc ESBMC --solver z3
For Digital-Systems in Closed-loop considering uncertainty
#include <dsverifier.h> digital_system plant = { .b = { 0.5486931, -0.886738 }, /* sampled plant numerator coefficients */ .b_uncertainty = { 0, 0 }, /* uncertainty numerator coefficients */ .b_size = 2, /* number of coefficients in numerator */ .a = { 1.0, -3.324812, 1.648721 }, /* sampled plant denominator coefficients */ .a_uncertainty = { 0, 0, 0 }, /* uncertainty numerator coefficients */ .a_size = 3 /* number of coefficients in denominator */ }; digital_system controller = { .b = { -18.791301, 11.383944 }, /* digital control numerator coefficients */ .b_size = 2, /* number of coefficients in numerator */ .a = { 1.0, 3.635450 }, /* digital control denominator coefficients */ .a_size = 2 /* number of coefficients in denominator */ }; implementation impl = { .int_bits = 3, /* integer part of the fxp representation (for controller) */ .frac_bits = 8, /* precision part of the fxp representation (for controller) */ };
DSVerifier must be invoked using the following parameters:
./dsverifier example2.c --property STABILITY_CLOSED_LOOP --connection-mode SERIES --bmc ESBMC --solver z3
2) Inspect the verification result:
VERIFICATION SUCCESSFUL
~ There is no violation of the property (i.e., the digital system specification meets its implementation)
VERIFICATION FAILED
~ The property is violated (i.e., DSVerifier finds a violation and produces a counterexample to refute the property)
Graphical User Interface (GUI)
DSVerifier GUI was developed in order to facilitate the digital-system verification. The GUI permit the parallel execution of verification tasks, which has the potential to decrease the total verification time spent by DSVerifier
The user can receive a graphical report for the properties verification.
The DSVerifier GUI extracts from the counterexample the input values used for overflow violation.
For DSVerifier GUI usage, it is necessary to have at least Java RunTime Environment Version 8.0 Update 40 (jre1.8.0 40) 3 , due to JavaFX components.


Press 'R' to toggle between ready and unready. When all players in the room are ready, the game will start.Fight an endless onslaught of enemies in melee combat.
1. Click the left mouse button to attack in the direction of the mouse from your player.
2. Move using "WASD" or arrow keys to avoid enemies
3. Hit enemies with your attack to gain points, and avoid being hit by enemies or you will lose health. When you are all out of health you will die.
You have 100 points of health that will start to drain once an enemy touches you. Enemies only need to be hit once to kill them. Kill as many as you can before you and your friends die!


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Amazon Cloud Directory is a component of the AWS Directory Service that simplifies the development and management of cloud-scale web, mobile and IoT applications. This guide describes the Cloud Directory operations that you can call programatically and includes detailed information on data types and errors. For information about AWS Directory Services features, see AWS Directory Service and the AWS Directory Service Administration Guide .


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The Lean CLI supports local live trading with all brokerages supported by LEAN, which makes the transfer from backtesting to live trading as seamless as possible. This page contains instructions on how to start local live trading for all the brokerages supported by LEAN.

Results are stored in real-time in JSON format.
You can save results to a different directory by providing the --output <path>
option in step 2.
If you already have a live environment configured in your Lean configuration file, you can skip the interactive wizard by providing the --environment <value>
option in step 2.
The value of this option must be the name of an environment which has live-mode
set to true
.
If you are using the local GUI you can make it possible to monitor and control the live deployment through there by providing the --gui
flag in step 2.


Roald Dahl was born on September 13, 1916, in Llandaff, South Wales. In 1953, he published the best-selling story collection Someone Like You and married actress Patricia Neal. He published the popular book James and the Giant Peach in 1961. In 1964, he released another highly successful work, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, which was later adapted for two films. Over his decades-long writing career, Dahl wrote 19 children's books. He died on November 23, 1990, in Oxford, England.
Roald Dahl was born in Wales on 13th September 1916 to Norwegian parents. His father died when he was 3 years old and he was raised by his mother. He had a fairly unhappy time at boarding school which provided some of the inspiration for his later stories.
After leaving school he worked for the Shell Oil Company based in Africa until the outbreak of World War II, when he signed up with the Royal Air Force.
Unfortunately he was injured in action and eventually returned home as an invalid. He was then sent to Washington DC to work as an attaché where, almost by accident, he started his writing career. When he was interviewed for an article about his time in action he offered to write about his experiences. His piece was published in the Saturday Evening Post, who signed him up to write more articles.
In 1943 he wrote his first childrens book, The Gremlins, which was originally intended to be made into an animated film by Walt Disney. The film was not made and instead Dahl turned to writing adult fiction, not writing another childrens story until the 1960s.
By this time he was a father himself and had started making up stories to entertain his own children. From this came the stories of James and the Giant Peach and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. He went on to write 21 childrens books including Charlie and The Chocolate Factory, The BFG, Matilda, and The Witches, all of which have been made into films. Roald Dahl died on 23rd November 1990.


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To use the complete functionality of MATS the user need to have matlab R2010a or later and the toolboxes of Signal Processing, System Identification and Statistics. Otherwise some of the functions of MATS might not run. To run MATS, the
user has either to move to the directory where MATS and all the relevant
files are or alternatively to add this directory to the matlab paths
(use 'addpath' on the command line, or from the menu in newer versions
File -> Set path ... -> Add folder with subfolders ...). Current MATS version, MATS v1.1, makes no use of external files. Some operations in MATS may be slow depending on the system memory. Especially, the computation of correlation dimension may give stop signaling "out-of-memory" if the time series is very large (we experienced this problem in the past with PC Core2Duo 3.17GHz and 2GB RAM). |


UFC Fight Night 164: Date, Time, TV And Live Stream Info
by Brian MaziqueThe UFC’s light heavyweight division takes center stage on Saturday night in Sao Paulo, Brazil. One of the country’s favorite sons is trying a new division on for size, and his opponent is just as title hungry.Here’s how you can watch UFC Fight Night 164: Jan Blachowicz vs. Jacare Souza.
- Date: Saturday, November 13
- Time: 5 pm ET for Prelims, 8 pm ET for Main Card
- TV: None
- Live Stream: ESPN+ $4.99 per month or $19.99 with Disney+ and Hulu
The Draw
Jacare Souza might be the greatest middleweight in UFC history to never get a shot at the title at 185 pounds. Jacare’s inability to get the nod is a product of him losing at inopportune times, and being passed over by the UFC.
He made his UFC debut in May 2013 and scored an impressive submission victory over Chris Camozzi. That win was the first in a 5-0 stint he enjoyed when he joined the promotion, and from March 2012 to April 2015 when submitted Camozzi again, Jacare won eight in a row.
When you consider the reputation he brought to the UFC, it’s perplexing that he never got a title shot. His first loss was a controversial split-decision defeat to Yoel Romero, who has already fought for the title twice, and could be closing in on a third shot against Israel Adesanya in 2020.
With a 9-4 record in the UFC, and closing in on his 40th birthday in December, Jacare is moving up to light heavyweight.
His first challenge is Polish powerhouse Jan Blachowicz. In his last fight, Blachowicz destroyed and may have ended the career of former UFC Middleweight Champion Luke Rockhold.
Blachowicz has struggled to get a title shot at light heavyweight, but he has compiled a far less impressive 7-5 record with the promotion. Prior to his win over Rockhold, he was stopped by former title challenger Thiago Santos.
A win for Jacare or Blachowicz may not produce an immediate title shot, but it will push both veterans closer to that goal.
The Card
Main Event - ESPN Plus
- Light Heavyweight - Jan Blachowicz vs. Ronaldo Souza
- Light Heavyweight - Mauricio Rua vs. Paul Craig
- Lightweight - Jared Gordon vs. Charles Oliveira
- Middleweight - Antonio Arroyo vs. Andre Muniz
- Middleweight - Markus Perez vs. Wellington Turman
Prelims - ESPN Plus
- Featherweight - Eduardo Garagorri vs. Ricardo Ramos
- Lightweight - Bobby Green vs. Francisco Trinaldo
- Welterweight - Warlley Alves vs. Randy Brown
- Featherweight - Renan Barao vs. Douglas Silva de Andrade
- Women’s Flyweight - Ariane Lipski vs. Veronica Macedo
- Women’s Bantamweight - Tracy Cortez vs. Vanessa Melo
Weekly Coverage
Stay tuned for more information on this card as we move through fight week. Weigh-ins are scheduled for Friday, and additional information on Saturday.


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Residence: 334 North Forth*
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PARTICULARS
Personal: male, white,
married to Katherine McCurdy
Birth: Nov 7, 1895, Marietta,
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Trade: stove mounter
Father: Douglas McCurdy, born
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Mother: Clara Medley, born
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Little Mix announce BST Hyde Park 2020 show and stadium tour
Little Mix take Hyde Park...
Little Mix have been confirmed as the first headliner for Hyde Park’s British Summer Time festival next summer.
The annual concert series, which boasted performances from the likes of Robbie Williams and Celine Dion in 2019, will see the girl group performing on Saturday July 4.
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