Gunman kills four and leaves six injured in horror NFL Garden Party shooting
by Dan GrennanFour men were killed and and six others were injured in a mass shooting that took place during a football garden party.
The shooting happened in Fresno, California in the U.S. at 6pm local time on Sunday night.
It is understood that gunmen entered the back yard of a private residence and used a side entrance to get into the party before opening fire.
There were a number of children present at the party, although, none were injured.
There were between 35 and 40 family and friends watching a football game at the party, according to NBC News.
Three men died at the scene and a fourth died in hospital, all of the 10 men that were shot were Asian and between the ages of 25 and 30.
Police said there are five other victims in hospital who are all expected to survive.
‘It is very likely that it was targeted — we just don’t know why,’ said Lt. Bill Dooley during.
‘Somebody picked that house and came up and shot several times on the backside of it. It looks like there was a target,’ the Lt. Dooley said.
‘What we do know is that this was a gathering, a family gathering in the backyard,’ Dooley continued.
‘Everyone was watching football this evening when unknown suspects approached the residence, snuck into the backyard and opened fire’, Lt. Bill Dooley said.
There have been no suspect or suspects identified, according to early reports.
‘Thank God no kids were hurt,’ said Deputy Police Chief, Michael Reid. ‘Luckily, most of the women and children were inside,
‘We’ll do everything we can to find out who the perpetrators are and bring them to justice.’
The police declined to comment on the type of weapon that was used in the shooting.


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Bootstrap's CSS is built on Less, a preprocessor with additional functionality like variables, mixins, and functions for compiling CSS. Those looking to use the source Less files instead of our compiled CSS files can make use of the numerous variables and mixins we use throughout the framework.
Grid variables and mixins are covered within the Grid system section.
Compiling Bootstrap
Bootstrap can be used in at least two ways: with the compiled CSS or with the source Less files. To compile the Less files, consult the Getting Started section for how to setup your development environment to run the necessary commands.
Third party compilation tools may work with Bootstrap, but they are not supported by our core team.
Variables
Variables are used throughout the entire project as a way to centralize and share commonly used values like colors, spacing, or font stacks. For a complete breakdown, please see the Customizer.
Colors
Easily make use of two color schemes: grayscale and semantic. Grayscale colors provide quick access to commonly used shades of black while semantic include various colors assigned to meaningful contextual values.
Use any of these color variables as they are or reassign them to more meaningful variables for your project.
Scaffolding
A handful of variables for quickly customizing key elements of your site's skeleton.
Links
Easily style your links with the right color with only one value.
Note that the
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Easily set your typeface, text size, leading, and more with a few quick variables. Bootstrap makes use of these as well to provide easy typographic mixins.
Icons
Two quick variables for customizing the location and filename of your icons.
Components
Components throughout Bootstrap make use of some default variables for setting common values. Here are the most commonly used.
Vendor Mixins
Vendor mixins are mixins to help support multiple browsers by including all relevant vendor prefixes in your compiled CSS.
Box Sizing
Reset your components' box model with a single mixin. For context, see this helpful article from Mozilla.
The mixin is deprecated as of v3.2.0, with the introduction of Autoprefixer. To preserve backwards-compatibility, Bootstrap will continue to use the mixin internally until Bootstrap v4.
Rounded Corners
Today all modern browsers support the non-prefixed
border-radius
property. As such, there is no.border-radius()
mixin, but Bootstrap does include shortcuts for quickly rounding two corners on a particular side of an object.Box (Drop) shadows
If your target audience is using the latest and greatest browsers and devices, be sure to just use the
box-shadow
property on its own. If you need support for older Android (pre-v4) and iOS devices (pre-iOS 5), use the deprecated mixin to pick up the required-webkit
prefix.The mixin is deprecated as of v3.1.0, since Bootstrap doesn't officially support the outdated platforms that don't support the standard property. To preserve backwards-compatibility, Bootstrap will continue to use the mixin internally until Bootstrap v4.
Be sure to use
rgba()
colors in your box shadows so they blend as seamlessly as possible with backgrounds.Transitions
Multiple mixins for flexibility. Set all transition information with one, or specify a separate delay and duration as needed.
The mixins are deprecated as of v3.2.0, with the introduction of Autoprefixer. To preserve backwards-compatibility, Bootstrap will continue to use the mixins internally until Bootstrap v4.
Transformations
Rotate, scale, translate (move), or skew any object.
The mixins are deprecated as of v3.2.0, with the introduction of Autoprefixer. To preserve backwards-compatibility, Bootstrap will continue to use the mixins internally until Bootstrap v4.
Animations
A single mixin for using all of CSS3's animation properties in one declaration and other mixins for individual properties.
The mixins are deprecated as of v3.2.0, with the introduction of Autoprefixer. To preserve backwards-compatibility, Bootstrap will continue to use the mixins internally until Bootstrap v4.
Opacity
Set the opacity for all browsers and provide a
filter
fallback for IE8.Placeholder Text
Provide context for form controls within each field.
Columns
Generate columns via CSS within a single element.
Gradients
Easily turn any two colors into a background gradient. Get more advanced and set a direction, use three colors, or use a radial gradient. With a single mixin you get all the prefixed syntaxes you'll need.
You can also specify the angle of a standard two-color, linear gradient:
If you need a barber-stripe style gradient, that's easy, too. Just specify a single color and we'll overlay a translucent white stripe.
Up the ante and use three colors instead. Set the first color, the second color, the second color's color stop (a percentage value like 25%), and the third color with these mixins:
Heads up! Should you ever need to remove a gradient, be sure to remove any IE-specific filter you may have added. You can do that by using the
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mixin alongsidebackground-image: none;
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Utility mixins are mixins that combine otherwise unrelated CSS properties to achieve a specific goal or task.
Clearfix
Forget adding
class="clearfix"
to any element and instead add the.clearfix()
mixin where appropriate. Uses the micro clearfix from Nicolas Gallagher.Horizontal Centering
Quickly center any element within its parent. Requires width or max-width to be set.
Sizing Helpers
Specify the dimensions of an object more easily.
Resizable Textareas
Easily configure the resize options for any textarea, or any other element. Defaults to normal browser behavior
(both)
.Truncating Text
Easily truncate text with an ellipsis with a single mixin. Requires element to be block or inline-block level.
Retina images
Specify two image paths and the @1x image dimensions, and Bootstrap will provide an @2x media query. If you have many images to serve, consider writing your retina image CSS manually in a single media query.


Express the decimal number Dec in binary notation (with no leading zeroes).
Find the largest power of 2 that will go into Dec and put a '1' in its place. (Binary place values: 32 16 8 4 2 1)
The largest power of 2 that goes into Dec is Divisor so put a 1 in the Divisors place.
Subtract Divisor from Dec giving Dec - Divisor. Now find the largest power of 2 that goes into Dec-Divisor and put a 1 in its place.
Continue dividing and substracting until you get to the ones place (2 to the 0 power).
Add up all the powers of 2 that have a 1 in their place.
The answer is Dec.toString(2)


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Vegan woman slams 'disrespectful' mum for frying bacon while staying in her home
A vegan woman has sparked a heated debate after revealing she was "riled up" with her mum for cooking bacon in her house while staying with her
by Courtney Pochin, https://www.facebook.com/courtneypochinmirror/?modal=admin_todo_tourA woman, who follows a vegan lifestyle has recently had her mother over to stay.
Things were all going well, until she discovered that her mother had been frying bacon in the kitchen one morning.
The unnamed woman, who lives in Australia, said she was left feeling "riled up" by her mum's actions.
In case you were unaware, vegans don't eat any animal-based products, including items such as meat, cheese and honey.
The woman explained the situation in a post on Facebook , reports Femail, where many people agreed her mum was being "disrespectful".
However not everyone had sympathy to give.
She wrote: "Mother is staying with me and currently frying bacon in my kitchen.
"I feel so mad and riled up. Please send love and sympathy."
Some people replied with absolute outrage at the mother's disregard for her values.
"It's your house," said one user. "Ask your mother to stop doing that as it goes against your values. Ask her to respect those values by not cooking animal flesh in your house."
 You are an adult, you need to set boundaries.
"Just have an honest conversation with her. Hopefully she'll come around."
A fellow vegan said she'd be "puking" from the smell of the bacon and would have set down "no bacon" as a rule from the start.
"I'd be pretty p***ed off too to be honest," added someone else. "I hope you're able to have an adult conversation as to why you don't like it and I hope she respects your wishes."
But some people didn't think it was a big deal.
A different user told her bluntly to have a conversation with her mum and then "move on".
They continued: "It's not worth feeling upset over something like that."
A second wasn't very impressed by the post and told her simply to "be nice" to her mother.

It's not clear whether the woman and her mother had a conversation and what the outcome was.
What would you have done in this situation? Let us know in the comments below.


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The Apache C++ Standard Library implements sections 17 through 27 and Annexes C, D, and E of the C++ Standard. The C++ Standard contains the following libraries:
the Language support library (Section 2.2)
the Diagnostics library (Section 2.3)
the General utilities library (Section 2.4)
the Strings library (Section 2.5)
the Localization library (Section 2.6)
the Containers library (Section 2.7)
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the Algorithms library (Section 2.9)
the Numerics library (Section 2.10)
the Input/output library (Section 2.11)
These libraries are described in the following sections. The header files for each library are listed in the table below each library's description. Next to each header file, the names of corresponding entries in this Reference Guide are given. An entry may be the name of a component in a header file or a related topic, such as Iterators or Exceptions. The names of public header files provided by this implementation are the same as the Standard header files.
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Tennessee man accused of beating, stabbing raccoon
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - A Tennessee man is charged with animal cruelty in the stabbing death of a raccoon.
The Cookeville Herald-Citizen reports an arrest warrant for John Phillips accuses him of trapping a raccoon in a cage on Wednesday.
The warrant says the Cookeville resident then beat the animal with a wrench, kicked it “like a football” and stabbed it to death.
Phillips posted a $1,000 bond. He is scheduled to appear in court on Dec. 9. A phone number listed for Phillips was not working on Thursday.
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N-dimensional array class; each array has a set of dimensions, a data type, pointer to data, and optional attributes. More...
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| NDArray () | |
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| NDArray (int ndims, size_t *dims, NDDataType_t dataType, size_t dataSize, void *pData) | |
| virtual | ~NDArray () |
| NDArray destructor Frees the data array, deletes all attributes, frees the attribute list and destroys the mutex. More... | |
| int | initDimension (NDDimension_t *pDimension, size_t size) |
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| int | getInfo (NDArrayInfo_t *pInfo) |
| Convenience method returns information about an NDArray, including the total number of elements, the number of bytes per element, and the total number of bytes in the array. More... | |
| int | reserve () |
| Calls NDArrayPool::reserve() for this NDArray object; increases the reference count for this array. More... | |
| int | release () |
| Calls NDArrayPool::release() for this object; decreases the reference count for this array. More... | |
| int | getReferenceCount () const |
| int | report (FILE *fp, int details) |
| Reports on the properties of the array. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static int | computeArrayInfo (int ndims, size_t *dims, NDDataType_t dataType, NDArrayInfo *pInfo) |
| Convenience method computes the total the total number of bytes in the array. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| class NDArrayPool * | pNDArrayPool |
| The NDArrayPool object that created this array. More... | |
| class asynNDArrayDriver * | pDriver |
| The asynNDArrayDriver that created this array. More... | |
| int | uniqueId |
| A number that must be unique for all NDArrays produced by a driver after is has started. More... | |
| double | timeStamp |
| The time stamp in seconds for this array; seconds since EPICS epoch (00:00:00 UTC, January 1, 1990) is recommended, but some drivers may use a different start time. More... | |
| epicsTimeStamp | epicsTS |
| The epicsTimeStamp; this is set with pasynManager->updateTimeStamp(), and can come from a user-defined timestamp source. More... | |
| int | ndims |
| The number of dimensions in this array; minimum=1. More... | |
| NDDimension_t | dims [ND_ARRAY_MAX_DIMS] |
| Array of dimension sizes for this array; first ndims values are meaningful. More... | |
| NDDataType_t | dataType |
| Data type for this array. More... | |
| size_t | dataSize |
| Data size for this array; actual amount of memory allocated for *pData, may be more than required to hold the array. More... | |
| void * | pData |
| Pointer to the array data. More... | |
| NDAttributeList * | pAttributeList |
| Linked list of attributes. More... | |
| Codec_t | codec |
| Definition of codec used to compress the data. More... | |
| size_t | compressedSize |
| Size of the compressed data. More... | |
Friends | |
| class | NDArrayPool |
N-dimensional array class; each array has a set of dimensions, a data type, pointer to data, and optional attributes.
An NDArray also has a uniqueId and timeStamp that to identify it. NDArray objects can be allocated by an NDArrayPool object, which maintains a free list of NDArrays for efficient memory management.
| NDArray::NDArray | ( | ) |
NDArray constructor, no parameters.
Initializes all fields to 0. Creates the attribute linked list and linked list mutex.
| NDArray::NDArray | ( | int | ndims, |
| size_t * | dims, | ||
| NDDataType_t | dataType, | ||
| size_t | dataSize, | ||
| void * | pData | ||
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NDArray destructor Frees the data array, deletes all attributes, frees the attribute list and destroys the mutex.
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Convenience method computes the total the total number of bytes in the array.
| int NDArray::getInfo | ( | NDArrayInfo_t * | pInfo | ) |
Convenience method returns information about an NDArray, including the total number of elements, the number of bytes per element, and the total number of bytes in the array.
| [out] | pInfo | Pointer to an NDArrayInfo_t structure, must have been allocated by caller. |
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| int NDArray::initDimension | ( | NDDimension_t * | pDimension, |
| size_t | size | ||
| ) |
Initializes the dimension structure to size=size, binning=1, reverse=0, offset=0.
| [in] | pDimension | Pointer to an NDDimension_t structure, must have been allocated by caller. |
| [in] | size | The size of this dimension. |
| int NDArray::release | ( | ) |
Calls NDArrayPool::release() for this object; decreases the reference count for this array.
| int NDArray::report | ( | FILE * | fp, |
| int | details | ||
| ) |
Reports on the properties of the array.
| [in] | fp | File pointer for the report output. |
| [in] | details | Level of report details desired; if >5 calls NDAttributeList::report(). |
| int NDArray::reserve | ( | ) |
Calls NDArrayPool::reserve() for this NDArray object; increases the reference count for this array.
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friend |
| Codec_t NDArray::codec |
Definition of codec used to compress the data.
| size_t NDArray::compressedSize |
Size of the compressed data.
Should be equal to dataSize if pData is uncompressed.
| size_t NDArray::dataSize |
Data size for this array; actual amount of memory allocated for *pData, may be more than required to hold the array.
| NDDataType_t NDArray::dataType |
Data type for this array.
| NDDimension_t NDArray::dims[ND_ARRAY_MAX_DIMS] |
Array of dimension sizes for this array; first ndims values are meaningful.
| epicsTimeStamp NDArray::epicsTS |
The epicsTimeStamp; this is set with pasynManager->updateTimeStamp(), and can come from a user-defined timestamp source.
| int NDArray::ndims |
The number of dimensions in this array; minimum=1.
| NDAttributeList* NDArray::pAttributeList |
Linked list of attributes.
| void* NDArray::pData |
Pointer to the array data.
The data is assumed to be stored in the order of dims[0] changing fastest, and dims[ndims-1] changing slowest.
| class asynNDArrayDriver* NDArray::pDriver |
The asynNDArrayDriver that created this array.
| class NDArrayPool* NDArray::pNDArrayPool |
The NDArrayPool object that created this array.
| double NDArray::timeStamp |
The time stamp in seconds for this array; seconds since EPICS epoch (00:00:00 UTC, January 1, 1990) is recommended, but some drivers may use a different start time.
| int NDArray::uniqueId |
A number that must be unique for all NDArrays produced by a driver after is has started.


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Interval constructor. Receives the two limits used to create an Interval, no matter the order given.
One of the interval's limit
The other interval's limit
This interval's lower bound
This interval's lower bound
Verify if this Interval contains the given interval. Necessary the '| FlatInterval' because of some supposed problem with ts. For more info check the issue: https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/28154
the interval that might be contained
true if this interval contains the given interval, false otherwise.
Compares two intervals and checks if they are equal.
the interval to compare with
true upon equality, false otherwise
Get this node's lower bound
the lower bound
Get the original Interval, in case splits happened.
the original interval.
Get this node's upper bound
the upper bound
Checks if two interval intersect each other. Necessary the '| FlatInterval' because of some supposed problem with ts. For more info check the issue: https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/28154
The interval to check intersection
true upon intersection, false otherwise
If this interval is bigger than the one given return positive, if inferior negative and equal return zero.
The interval to compare with
positive if this interval is bigger, 0 upon equality and negative if inferior.
Verify if the first interval contains the second one.
true if it contains, false otherwise.
Verify if the first interval intersetcs the second one.
true if it intersects, false otherwise.
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| -> | (a -> String) | computes an error message from erroneous results of the IO action |
| -> | IO a | the IO action to be executed |
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Execute an IO action, throwing a userError if the predicate yields True when applied to the result returned by the IO action. If no exception is raised, return the result of the computation.
| throwIf_ :: (a -> Bool) -> (a -> String) -> IO a -> IO () |
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Reentrancy is a characteristic of library functions which allows multiple processes to use the same address space with assurance that the values stored in those spaces will remain constant between calls. The Red Hat newlib implementation of the library functions ensures that whenever possible, these library functions are reentrant. However, there are some functions that can not be trivially made reentrant. Hooks have been provided to allow you to use these functions in a fully reentrant fashion.
These hooks use the structure _reent
defined in reent.h.
A variable defined as ‘struct _reent’ is called a reentrancy
structure. All functions which must manipulate global information are
available in two versions. The first version has the usual name, and
uses a single global instance of the reentrancy structure. The second
has a different name, normally formed by prepending ‘_’ and
appending ‘_r’, and takes a pointer to the particular reentrancy
structure to use.
For example, the function fopen
takes two arguments, file
and mode, and uses the global reentrancy structure. The function
_fopen_r
takes the arguments, struct_reent, which is a
pointer to an instance of the reentrancy structure, file
and mode.
There are two versions of ‘struct _reent’, a normal one and one
for small memory systems, controlled by the _REENT_SMALL
definition from the (automatically included) <sys/config.h>.
Each function which uses the global reentrancy structure uses the global
variable _impure_ptr
, which points to a reentrancy structure.
This means that you have two ways to achieve reentrancy. Both require that each thread of execution control initialize a unique global variable of type ‘struct _reent’:
_impure_ptr
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and call the standard library subroutines.
The following functions are provided in both reentrant and non-reentrant versions.
Equivalent for errno variable:
_errno_r
Locale functions:
_localeconv_r _setlocale_r
Equivalents for stdio variables:
_stdin_r _stdout_r _stderr_r
Stdio functions:
_fdopen_r _perror_r _tempnam_r _fopen_r _putchar_r _tmpnam_r _getchar_r _puts_r _tmpfile_r _gets_r _remove_r _vfprintf_r _iprintf_r _rename_r _vsnprintf_r _mkstemp_r _snprintf_r _vsprintf_r _mktemp_t _sprintf_r
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String functions:
_strdup_r _strtok_r
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_close_r _link_r _unlink_r _execve_r _lseek_r _wait_r _fcntl_r _open_r _write_r _fork_r _read_r _fstat_r _sbrk_r _gettimeofday_r _stat_r _getpid_r _times_r
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This week, we worked on creating circuits in several different way, as well as learning about electronic componnents in general.
We created circuits through both breadboards and soldering. This was a really cool week for me because I previously understood
very little about electronics, and it is nice to have a slightly deeper understanding now of something that makes up so much of
our everyday lives.
Assignment 1: Breadboard Circuits
For this assignment, we were given a book of circuits we could create. We needed to complete 15 of them. I completed numbers
3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, and 29. Below are the pictures
of my completed circuits.
This week, we also learned about the parts of a circuit.  It stores electricity, then
when there is a dip in the flow, it realeases it in order to ensure a steady stream. A transistor takes in a small current and
amplifies it. Resistors resist and reduce the flow of current. LEDs are diodes which produce light. Diodes are polarized componnents,
so electricity can only flow thruogh them in one direction. They also cause the voltage of a current to drop. A potentiometer
is a variable resistor, so you can manually change how much resistance it gives. A breadboard is a tool for creating circuits
without halving to solder or twist anything. A multimeter is a device that can measure current, voltage, and resistance. A
switch is any of a variety of componnents which are used to manually change a current from open to closed and vice versa.
We also learned that voltage is like the power of the electrical charge. Current is the speed of the charge. Resistance is the
amount that a given material resists the flow of electricity. Alternating current is a pulsing flow, where the electricity flows
first in one direction and then in the other. This is used for wall sockets in homes. Direct current is a steady flow of electricity
straight to ground. It is used in batteries.
Assignment 2: Soldering
In this assignment, we used kits to solder digital clocks. It was a very enjoyable and cathartic experience. I think I would
enjoy doing soldering again, if given the opportunity.


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Thunderstorm Predictor
This app predicts the percentage probability of occurrence of thunderstorm in the city Austin.
The user has to enter todays weather condition and click on submit button.
Temperatures have to be entered in fahrenheit.
Pressure in Inches
Wind speed in miles/hr
Precipitation in inches
Visibility in miles
Since we can't comment on the intensity of thunderstorm with the limited data available,
so we have rather planned to display the probability of the same in form of color codes.
1.The color red signifies that the occurance of thunderstorm is very certian.
2.The color yellow signifies that there's a slight chance of having a thunderstorm the next day
3.The color green signifies that it is safe outside, and the occurance of a thundersorm is very unlikely.


Spread bean dip on a flour tortilla, top with shredded cheddar and roll up. Brush with vegetable oil and bake 10 minutes at 400 degrees F. Serve with salsa.
Toss 1 cup each diced mango & black beans with 1/4 cup diced red onion. Add 2 tablespoons each chopped pickled jalapenos & the liquid from the jar, chopped cilantro & lime juice. Season with salt. Serve in tortilla scoops.
Spread peanut butter on saltines. Top with thin strawberry slices. Drizzle with honey and top each with another saltine.


Match Play. Double Match Point. How should Red play 65?
pips Red=88 White=76
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
I misplayed this by moving 13/8, 13/7 and going for the race but Red is still a pip behind after the roll and so the basic principle of trying to delay your opponent still holds true.
Either 7/2, 7/1 or 7/1, 6/1 are much better. 13/8, 13/7 is only a fraction away from being a blunder.
Either 7/2, 7/1 or 7/1, 6/1 are much better. 13/8, 13/7 is only a fraction away from being a blunder.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 7/1 6/1 Eq.: -0.028 0.486 0.006 0.000 - 0.514 0.005 0.000 2. Cubeful 2-ply 7/2 7/1 Eq.: -0.031 (-0.002) 0.485 0.008 0.000 - 0.515 0.009 0.001 3. Cubeful 2-ply 13/8 13/7 Eq.: -0.100 (-0.071) 0.450 0.000 0.000 - 0.550 0.000 0.000 4. Cubeful 0-ply 13/2 Eq.: -0.264 (-0.236) 0.368 0.020 0.000 - 0.632 0.014 0.000 5. Cubeful 0-ply 13/8 7/1 Eq.: -0.280 (-0.251) 0.360 0.018 0.000 - 0.640 0.018 0.000


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Storyboard frame, sketch on paper.
Client: Coca Cola
Directors (duo): Norman Bates
Production: CAVIAR


Introduction: Learn git and project hosting jargon
Git is a version control system: it stores snapshots
of a working directory over time in a repository.
To take a snapshot, add changes to the staging area,
then commit.
A commit records the staging area with
a message, timestamp, author, and links to parent commits.
A commit's SHA1 hash identifies it and verifies integrity.
Making a commit does not submit work.
Git history can split into separate timelines called
branches, and merge back together.
The default branch is master
.
Checkout a commit or a branch
to see the working directory as it was (HEAD
points at the checkout).
During a merge, if two branches have different changes
to the same places in a file, fix these conflicts
manually or with a merge tool, then commit.
Git is distributed: every repository lists remote
repositories, each with a nickname and URL.
The default remote is origin
.
Project hosts such as Bitbucket, Github and Gitlab
store and manage access to remote repositories.
Push to submit work to a remote repository;
pull to receive updates,
or equivalently, fetch then merge.
Goal:
Setup git and project hosting
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receive updates and feedback.
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Your public SSH key secures connections to project hosts without passwords.
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About me
Hi, my name is Aidan Rich. I live in South Philly. I have a background in art and illustration. Most of my work experience, however, has been in more manual labor jobs, like working on a farm, and driving a moving truck. I've done some very occasional coding for various personal art websites/blogs, usually with the extensive assist from my dad who's a Unix/Linux sysadmin guy in upstate NY. My free time is mostly taken up with walking my dog, movies and reading.


I'm a knowledge seeker. Always looking for new challenges to grow my mind and capabilities in this world. School was helpful but the one size fits all learning style was not for me. I took to getting a job and self educating as soon as I could. I got into hobbies such as music, pyrography, sales and programming. Let me expand on that below...
I also had some cool jobs that don't particularly relate to the tech industry. I still learned a lot from them, so took note of them too if you're interested:
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A party at the Cause will raise funds for Centrepoint next month
"You only have to walk around London for a short while to realise we have a serious problem with homelessness at the moment"
by James BallOn December 6, Jungle Jam will host a party at The Cause to raise funds for Centrepoint, a charity that supports homeless and vulnerable youth.
The event responds to record numbers of homeless youth, with child homelessness having surged by 80% since 2010.
The lineup boasts an array of drum 'n' bass, jungle, footwork, 160 and dancehall acts. Fracture (pictured) will play a back-to-back set with an unnamed BBC Radio 1 special guest, while Makoto and MC Conrad will drop an exclusive Good Looking set.
Read this next: The Cause appears to have found a new home
Other sets will come from Jamie Rodigan and Uncle Dugs (who will play back to back), Source Direct, DJ Flight, Foul Play and many others.
Red Bull has sponsored the event with FYI, a Leeds-based design and print company; the first 200 entrants will get free drinks.
FYI's Director, and Jungle Jam promoter Thomas Buxey explains, “It’s devastating to see record levels of homelessness in our country, particularly among our youth. You don’t need to belong to the political left or right to see that these young men and women are the future of our country and deserve support through the hardest of times. We all have a part to play and I’m delighted that Jungle Jam is working with a legendary crop of artists to support Centrepoint’s tireless work.”
Read this next: Tottenham club The Cause to close next January
Discussing the fundraiser, Fracture notes, “You only have to walk around London for a short while to realise we have a serious problem with homelessness at the moment. Come along and a check that amazing stacked line up and support a great charity in the process. I'm doing a special back to back with a special guest that's absolutely killing it at the moment, can't wait!”
You can grab tickets for the event here.
[Photo: Nathan Hudson Jenkins]
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Description
| Interface Summary | |
|---|---|
| BasicBlock<Vertex> | BasicBlock is a straight-line sequence of
vertices. |
| BiDiNavigator<Vertex> | The BiDiNavigator interface allows graph algorithms to
detect (and use) the arcs from and to a certain vertex. |
| ForwardNavigator<Vertex> | ForwardNavigator is a forward-only graph navigator:
given a vertex, it returns its successors in the graph. |
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| ArcBasedDiGraph<Vertex> | Digraph based on a list of arcs. |
| BasicBlockDiGraph<Vertex> | A BasicBlockDiGraph is a basic block representation of
a directed graph. |
| BinTreeNavigator<T> | BinTreeNavigator models the arcs of a binary tree. |
| BinTreeUtil | BinTreeUtil is a wrapper for binary tree utilities. |
| DiGraph<Vertex> | DiGraph models a directed graph. |
| GraphUtil | GraphUtil is a wrapper for various graph utilities. |
| LabeledDiGraph<Vertex,Label> | LabeledDiGraph models a labeled directed graph. |
| LabeledDiGraph.LabeledBiDiNavigator<Vertex,Label> | Bidirectional iterator into a labeled graph. |
| LabeledDiGraph.LabeledForwardNavigator<Vertex,Label> | Forward iterator into a labeled graph. |
| SCComponent<Vertex> | SCComponent models a strongly-connected
component of a directed graph: a set of vertices such that
there is a path between any two of them. |
| TopSortedCompDiGraph<Vertex> | TopSortedCompDiGraph is a topologically-sorted
component digraph. |
Graph-related classes and algorithms. It is surprising how many compiler algorithms can be described in terms of pure graph algorithms, without any additional knowledge about the instructions of the analyzed program besides their graph structure. This package attempts to provide a very general library that will eliminate the need to reimplement these algorithms for every new compiler.
Graph model: We model a directed graph (DiGraph
) as a set of root vertices and a
navigator
that describes the arcs
of the graph. The navigator is an iterator over the directed graph:
given a vertex v
, it gives v
's direct
successors (i.e., vertices pointed to by arcs that start in
v
), and (in the case of a bi-directional navigator),
v
's direct predecessors. The digraph consists of all the
vertices that can be reached from the roots, by following forward arcs
given by the navigator. This design allows the use of our library
even for graphs whose arcs are not explicitly stored in the vertices.
As an example, consider a call graph: the caller-callee relation is
not usually stored at the level of each procedure; still, the call
graph is a real directed graph, and we want to be able to apply all
graph algorithms to it.
[ The graph algorithms work with both bi-directional
and forward-only
navigators. The explanation is that we can produce one kind of
navigators based on the other one: any bi-directional navigator is
trivially a forward one; conversely, given a forward navigator and a
set of roots, we can traverse the whole graph, &discover& the
predecessors of each vertex, and construct a bi-directional navigator.
If possible, the user can give a bi-directional navigator and spare
the cost of constructing one based on a forward-only navigator. ]
A note on dynamic graphs: Notice that the simple graph model described above has no mechanism for informing a graph when a mutation is performed (e.g., when an arc is added). For example, if one computes the component graph of a digraph and next the underlying digraph changes, these changes are not propagated to the component graph. The reasons we don't have such a mechanism are: (1) complexity (hard to program it and hard to get it right); (2) cost; and (3) we want our library to work with many graph-like structures that already exist. It is the user's responsibility to make sure that a graph does not change in the middle of an operation on it. E.g., a graph should not change while we compute its component graph; if the original graph changes and we need to update the component graph, we have to recompute it. This strategy is easy to implement and test, and also seems to work well if the digraph changes come in stages (as it usually happens in a compiler: we alternate stages of analysis and optimization).
Things implemented so far:
DiGraph
(unlabeled digraphs) and
LabeledDiGraph
(labeled digraphs).
DiGraph.union
), dfs traversals (DiGraph.dfs
), reachability (DiGraph.transitiveSucc
), shortest
paths (in terms of number of edges, no weighted edges yet) (DiGraph.findPath
), etc.
SCComponent
): given a digraph, we can construct its topologically
sorted component digraph, a digraph whose vertices are the SCCs of the
original grap; see TopSortedCompDiGraph
for more details.
BasicBlockDiGraph
. A basic block
(BasicBlock
) is a straight-line
sequences of digraph vertices.
Things we would like to see implemented in the future:
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Robotics Engineer & Researcher
Currently Ph.D Candidate at Robot Learning Lab, Seoul National University
2019-2022 Manager/Researcher at SK Telecom
2017-2019 M.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Seoul National University (Robotics and Intelligent Systems Lab)
2010-2017 B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering Seoul National University
2012-2014 Skilled industrial personnel engineer (Alternative military service) at Seoho Electric Co., Ltd.
Main Interests: Robotics, Collision Avoidance, Multi-robot system, Mobile Robots, Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV), Visual Localization, Visual Navigation
ICT R&D Center, New Mobility TF
AIX Center, Mobility Labs
IT & Mobile Communication Group
Skilled Industrial Personnel (Alternative Military Service)
Robot Learning Lab
Advisor: Prof. Songhwai Oh
Robotics and Intelligent Systems Lab
Thesis: Local Navigation Approach by Learning Collision
Advisor: Prof. Beom Hee Lee, IEEE Fellow
Thesis: Controlling Quadrotor using Wearable Device
Advisor: Prof. Songhwai Oh
EventPointNet: Robust Keypoint Detection with Neuromorphic Camera Data
Howoong Jun, Sangil Lee, and Songhwai Oh
IEEE International Conference on Control, Automation and Systems (ICCAS) 2022
Visually Grounding Language Instruction for History-Dependent Manipulation
Hyemin Ahn, Obin Kwon, Kyungdo Kim, Jaeyeon Jeong, Howoong Jun, Hongjung Lee, Dongheui Lee, and Songhwai Oh
IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) 2022
Goal-Driven Navigation for Non-holonomic Multi-Robot System by Learning Collision
H. W. Jun, H. J. Kim, and B. H. Lee
IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) 2019
Setting a Safe Boundary for Holonomic to Non-Holonomic Conversion
Howoong Jun and Beom Hee Lee
14th Korea Robotics Society Annual Conference (KROC) 2019
High Dimensional Dynamic Obstacle Avoidance Method by using Low Dimensional Training Environment
Howoong Jun and Beom Hee Lee
33rd Insitute of Control, Robotics, and Systems Annual Conference (ICROS) 2018
SLAM Compensating Method in the Vulnerable Situations by IMU Odometry
Howoong Jun, Han Jun Kim, and Beom Hee Lee
13th Korea Robotics Society Annual Conference (KROC) 2018
Visual Localization Project
5GX Location Labs, T3K, SK Telecom
HD Map Update Project(Road Learner)
Mobility Labs, AIX Center, SK Telecom
Autonmous Shuttle Bus Project
New Mobility TF, ICT R&D Center, SK Telecom
Haengbot(Happybot):make you smile!
How to make a robot with AI, College of Engineering, 2016 Fall
Clarifying Activated Sludge by Using Ion Concentration Polarization
Environmental Biotechnology, CBE, 2016 Fall
Controlling Quadrotor using Wearable Device
Graduation Project, ECE Robot Learning Lab, 2016 Spring
Modularized Concentration Gradient Generator
Micro-Nano Mechanics, MAE, 2016 Spring
Identification Technology Using Eye Blinking Signal
Bio Instrumentation, ECE, 2015 Fall
Cancer Diagnosis Condom (Idea Competition)
Biotechnology for Engineers, ECE, 2015 Fall
Designing Magnetic Actuator
Introduction to Microsystem Technology, ECE, 2015 Spring
Automated Minimum Inhibitory Concentration System
Introduction to Microsystem Technology, ECE, 2015 Spring
STORM: A General Framework for Heart Rate Monitoring Using Wrist-Type PPG Signals During Intensive Physical Exercise
IEEE Signal Processing Cup 2015, Music & Audio Research Group


2014 Indonesian elections
An interactive choropleth map of the 2014 Indonesian legislative election results
An interactive choropleth map of the 2014 Indonesian legislative election results
Statistics Netherlands mobility data visualised using NVD3
Find your local team with this Voronoi diagram of football clubs worldwide
Statistics Netherlands voting behaviour data visualised using NVD3
A recreation of Edward Tufte's slopegraph from The Visual Display of Quantitative Information (1983) using D3
Easy to read tables of the conky configuration variables and settings
Demographic, access to sanitation and constraints to upgrade data related to the City of Cape Town's informal settlements in an interactive map visualisation


Better Select Element
Support both single and multiple select mode, make it a better replacement of select element than others.
No JQuery Required
The only angular and bootstrap css are required. no longer depends on jquery.
Customize Option Style Is Easy
Build you option aka dropdown element is very easy. write your template under each list element to make any appearance. No attribute content needed any more.
Live Search through The Options
Just add a attribute live-search="true", you can add an live search component into your dropdown.
Control the Button Content.
You can use some feature like select-text-format or alternative display to control the button content when user select or un-select options.
Layout With Bootstrap 3
You can use bootstrap grid system to layout size and position of your dropdown.


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A container class that holds the preference state for the engine, such as window size and graphics options.
More...
#include <PreferenceState.h>
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| enum | Preference {
C_WINDOW_WIDTH,
C_WINDOW_HEIGHT,
C_WINDOW_REFRESH_RATE,
C_WINDOW_FULLSCREEN,
C_GAMMA,
C_VSYNC,
C_DRAW_DISTANCE,
C_FOV,
C_MATERIAL_SIZE,
C_RH_BOUNCE_SIZE,
C_SHADOW_SIZE,
C_SHADOW_MAX_PER_FRAME,
C_ENVMAP_SIZE,
C_ENVMAP_MAX_PER_FRAME,
C_BLOOM,
C_BLOOM_STRENGTH,
C_SSAO,
C_SSAO_BLUR_STRENGTH,
C_SSAO_RADIUS,
C_SSAO_QUALITY,
C_SSR,
C_FXAA,
E_AUTOSAVE_INTERVAL,
E_UNDO_STACKSIZE,
E_OUTLINE_SCALE,
E_GIZMO_SCALE,
E_GRID_SNAP,
E_ANGLE_SNAP
} |
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A container class that holds the preference state for the engine, such as window size and graphics options.
◆ Preference
Enumeration for indexing into preferences.
◆ ~PreferenceState()
| PreferenceState::~PreferenceState |
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Destroy the preference state.
◆ PreferenceState() [1/3]
| PreferenceState::PreferenceState |
( |
Engine & |
engine, |
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const std::string & |
filename = "preferences" |
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) |
| |
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explicit |
Construct the preference state.
- Parameters
-
| engine | reference to the engine to use. |
| filename | an optional relative path to the preference file to load. Defaults to "preferences.cfg" |
◆ PreferenceState() [2/3]
◆ PreferenceState() [3/3]
◆ addCallback()
| void PreferenceState::addCallback |
( |
const Preference & |
targetKey, |
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const std::shared_ptr< bool > & |
alive, |
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const std::function< void(float)> & |
callback |
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) |
| |
Attaches a callback method to be triggered when the supplied preference updates.
- Parameters
-
| targetKey | the preference-ID to which this callback will be attached. |
| alive | the shared pointer indicating if the target is still alive and valid. |
| callback | the method to be triggered on value update. |
◆ getOrSetValue()
template<typename T >
| void PreferenceState::getOrSetValue |
( |
const Preference & |
targetKey, |
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T & |
container |
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) |
| |
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inline |
Tries to update the container with the value associated with the target key.
If key doesn't exist, creates the key-value pair from the value given.
- Template Parameters
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| T | the value class type to cast to (auto-deduced). |
- Parameters
-
| targetKey | the preference key to look up. |
| container | the object to update. |
◆ loadFile()
| void PreferenceState::loadFile |
( |
const std::string & |
filename | ) |
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Loads a preference file from disk.
- Parameters
-
| filename | the relative path to the preference file to load. |
◆ operator=() [1/2]
Disallow Preference state move assignment.
◆ operator=() [2/2]
Disallow Preference state copy assignment.
◆ Preference_Strings()
| static const std::vector<std::string> PreferenceState::Preference_Strings |
( |
| ) |
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inlinestatic |
Retrieve a static list of all user-preferences.
- Returns
- std::vector of preference names as strings.
◆ save()
| void PreferenceState::save |
( |
| ) |
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Saves the preference file to disk, using the same filename as when loaded.
◆ setValue()
template<typename T >
| void PreferenceState::setValue |
( |
const Preference & |
targetKey, |
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const T & |
targetValue |
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) |
| |
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inline |
Sets a value for a preference with the given ID.
- Template Parameters
-
| T | the value class type to cast to (auto-deduced). |
- Parameters
-
| targetKey | the preference key to set the value to. |
| targetValue | the value to tie to the key supplied. |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


extends D
manages object recycling. may create and destroy objects instead depending on circumstances. There should be an instance of this class for every class in the system. Some classes, such as the enumerators, are not recycled but destroyed due to implememntation issues.
List freeList ;list of free objectsList inUse ;list of objects in useString classname ;class name that we are attached to
Object get ( );gets an object, either from the free list or from spawn()void recycle ( Object o );puts an object on the free list or destroys itObject spawn ( );creates an object of the type we know about


"To show our simple skill,
That is the true beginning of our end."
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# File vendor/plugins/country_codes/test/country_codes_test.rb, line 165 def test_countries_for_select_multiple_attributes countries_by_name_and_a2 = CountryCodes.countries_for_select('name', 'a2') # Are we still getting the right number of results assert_equal 246, countries_by_name_and_a2.size # Lets look at a single result and check the information we're getting (and that it's ordered correctly!) australia = countries_by_name_and_a2.select { |c| c.first == 'Australia' }.flatten assert australia assert_equal 2, australia.size assert_equal 'Australia', australia[0] assert_equal 'AU', australia[1] end


Appendix A — Installing what you need
A.1 Prerequisites
No specific Python knowledge is assumed for this book, though you do need to install some software. Most of it can be done using your computer’s graphical interface.
- Python 3 via Anaconda
- A reasonably recent web-browser
- The
vcfpy
andbiopython
python packages - The files example.vcf and SRR020192.fastq.gz
- A text-editor
A.2 Installing Python 3 with Anaconda
Follow this link and install Python 3.x for your operating system. https://www.anaconda.com/distribution/
A.2.1 Note for macOS users
Accept all of the defaults during installation
Here is a video tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcSAln46u9U
A.2.2 Note for Windows users
Install Python 3 using all of the defaults for installation except make sure to check Add Anaconda to my PATH environment variable.
Here is a video tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxQ0mzZ8UvA
A.2.3 Note for Linux Users
You’ll need to be able to use the command-line to install with Anaconda. If you aren’t comfortable with this, ask for assistance from the local support team.
- Open https://www.anaconda.com/download/#linux with your web browser.
- Download the Python 3 installer for Linux.
- Open a terminal window. 4.Type
bash Anaconda3-
and then press Tab. The name of the file you just downloaded should appear. If it does not, navigate to the folder where you downloaded the file, for example with:cd Downloads
. Then, try again. - Press
enter
. You will follow the text-only prompts. To move through the text, press thespacebar
. - Type
yes
and pressenter
to approve the license. - Press
enter
to approve the default location for the files. - Type
yes
and pressenter
to prepend Anaconda to yourPATH
(this makes the Anaconda distribution the default Python). - Close the terminal window.
A.3 Starting a Jupyter Notebook
A.3.1 macOS
- Start the
Terminal
application inApplications -> Utilities
- Type
jupyter notebook
, it should start in your web browser
A.3.2 Windows
- From the Start menu, search for and open
Anaconda 3
orJupyter Notebook
. You should be able to start a notebook directly by clicking theJupyter Notebook
icon.
A.3.3 Linux
- Open the terminal application. It is usually in the task bar or dock
- Type
jupyter notebook
, it should start in your web browser
A.4 Installing Python Packages with conda
You can use conda
to install new Python packages using the Terminal by typing conda install <package_name>
.
You can install the required packages with the following commands:
conda install vcfpy
conda install biopython
Accept all defaults when the system asks a question.
A.5 Installing a Text Editor
A text editor is a program that deals with text in a way that is appropriate to writing programs. It is quite different to a word processor. Many such programs are available, try the options below:
- TextMate (macOS) https://macromates.com/
- Atom (macOS/Windows) https://atom.io/
- Notepad++ (Windows) https://notepad-plus-plus.org/


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I'm Olga, a Front-End Web Developer passionate about various technologies, who aims to work in a collaborative environment. A fast learner with strong analytical and problem solving skills. I am an individual who can easily adapt to new challenges and add value to any project touched.


Richie is the founder of Seersucker Magazine, in addition to an award-winning writer, filmmaker, photographer and designer. He studies at NYU and is a graduate of Interlochen Arts Academy.
Richie planned reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian's 200 stop, 77 college, 5 month bus tour for his book Without Their Permission , a blueprint for internet entrepreneurship.
Richie's art and writing have been published in the Chicago Tribune, New Jersey Star Ledger, Providence Journal, Juked, the Baltimore Review and The Interlochen Review . His award-winning short films have been accepted into over 15 film festivals across the US.
Richie likes graffiti and Stephen Colbert.
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Build This: AC with +5 max gear over 75 AB with +5 weapon over 55 Devastating Critical Crit Immune Self Buffing No save below 35 4 attacks/round Max Skills in: Heal, Disc, Spellcraft, Tumble, Listen Would like to include Spot
Think you can do it? I'd sure like to see. Seems like PM is needed, for AC and Epic Mage Armor. The AB is the hard part. I've made one that is very close to this, just lacking on the AB by a couple of points.
Well Crit immune automatically requires Pm, and Pm requires either bard sorc or wiz. This narrows down the 3rd class in order to get 4 attacks per round. Unless double wielding is allowed. How bout 3 attacks per round but with duel wielding you get 5.
I've made a build that meets every requirement except for 4 attacks per round. I'm sure I could turn it into a duel wield build and still maintain an AC over 75.
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I'll allow that, as long as the dual wields AB still meets the req's.


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These are tools that we found helpful in designing our own robot, and hope you will too.
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Android Studio is our software of choice to program our robot. It offers a variety of customization and holds capabilites unseen with other softwares.
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[dscrdvrsc] <zpajk> Don't know about the vulnerability in the older wallet version. Screenshot didn't say which version
[dscrdvrsc] <zpajk> Either way there's not much to do about it.
[dscrdvrsc] <zpajk> Just learn.
[dscrdvrsc] <Hollowman9000> Yup
[dscrdvrsc] <Hollowman9000> Milk has been spilled
[dscrdvrsc] <superbig> This is my wallet. I don't know why there are three transactions.
[dscrdvrsc] <superbig> The wallet version is up to date
[dscrdvrsc] <Patrick Crypto> How did you get the 21k?
[dscrdvrsc] <zpajk> By the amount of immature balance I’d guess early mining and investing.
[dscrdvrsc] <Patrick Crypto> So if they have an immature balance, they are unable to move those coins right? If the wallet is compromised, then the attacker can try to move them when they mature?
[dscrdvrsc] <zpajk> They are in other addresses, but if the whole wallet is compromised then the immature balance is as well.
[dscrdvrsc] <Cragorn> @superbig Only thing he can try to do is to transfer coins as soon as possible after each of the blocks mature. Needs to be faster than the hacker. If not he might lose the rest of the coins (immature) too.
[dscrdvrsc] <Cragorn> Find out how long for each to mature and plan on transfer within minutes of maturing.
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> If I were a hacker I would have that automated within seconds. I advice transferring all remaining transferable fund to a new wallet on a trusted machine
(edited)
[dscrdvrsc] <Patrick Crypto> Would it be worth moving the wallet to a new machine?
[dscrdvrsc] <Patrick Crypto> Or is it more than likely the attacker has the keys
[dscrdvrsc] <Cragorn> Wont make a difference if he has the wallet.dat
[dscrdvrsc] <Patrick Crypto> That's what I figured, but thought maybe it's someone with another form of access
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Ssh, Remote Desktop in some form....
(edited)
[dscrdvrsc] <zpajk> Either only that transparent address is compromised (he mentioned paper wallet) or the whole wallet.dat. The later would mean that the immature balance is also compromised and will be game of who is faster to transfer them when they mature.
[dscrdvrsc] <Cragorn> And @Oink has a great point. If this is a hacker with halft a brain he wont spend time waiting for doing this manually, but make a script to run automatically and snag the maturing coins within seconds.
[dscrdvrsc] <Hollowman9000> Winbloze, launch command prompt and netstat -a
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> I know of an easy way to accomplish this, but for safety reasons (or to give folks bad ideas) I won’t elaborate here...
[dscrdvrsc] <zpajk> There are shielding scripts, like in Oliver’s article, so there’s nothing special about it.
[dscrdvrsc] <zpajk> lol, sry Oink. ;D
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> NP. My solution is infinately easier...
[dscrdvrsc] <Hollowman9000> Exploit the flaw in the timelock opcode and autoclaim the rest of the balance
[dscrdvrsc] <Hollowman9000> zeroday things


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Celestial Coordinates¶
-
class
coord.
CelestialCoord
(ra, dec=None)[source]¶ This class defines a position on the celestial sphere, normally given by two angles, ra and dec.
This class can be used to perform various calculations in spherical coordinates, such as finding the angular distance between two points in the sky, calculating the angles in spherical triangles, projecting from sky coordinates onto a Euclidean tangent plane, etc.
Initialization:
A CelestialCoord object is constructed from the right ascension and declination:
coord.CelestialCoord.__init__()
>>> c = CelestialCoord(ra=12*hours, dec=31*degrees) >>> print(c) coord.CelestialCoord(3.14159265359 radians, 0.541052068118 radians)
Attributes:
A CelestialCoord has the following (read-only) attributes:
ra: The right ascension (an Angle instance) dec: The declination (an Angle instance) >>> print(c.ra / degrees, c.dec / degrees) 180.0 31.0
In addition there is a convenience access property that returns ra and dec in radians.
rad: A tuple (ra.rad, dec.rad) >>> print(c.rad) (3.141592653589793, 0.5410520681182421)
Sperical Geometry:
The basic spherical geometry operations are available to work with spherical triangles
For three coordinates cA, cB, cC making a spherical triangle, one can calculate the sides and angles via:
>>> cA = CelestialCoord(0 * degrees, 0 * degrees) >>> cB = CelestialCoord(0 * degrees, 10 * degrees) >>> cC = CelestialCoord(10 * degrees, 0 * degrees) >>> a = cB.distanceTo(cC) >>> b = cC.distanceTo(cA) >>> c = cA.distanceTo(cB) >>> print(a / degrees, b / degrees, c / degrees) 14.1060442606 10.0 10.0 >>> A = cA.angleBetween(cB, cC) >>> B = cB.angleBetween(cC, cA) >>> C = cC.angleBetween(cA, cB) >>> print(A / degrees, B / degrees, C / degrees) 90.0 45.4385485867 45.4385485867
Projections:
Local tangent plane projections of an area of the sky can be performed using the project method:
coord.CelestialCoord.project()
>>> center = CelestialCoord(ra=10*hours, dec=30*degrees) >>> sky_coord = CelestialCoord(ra=10.5*hours, dec=31*degrees) >>> print(sky_coord) coord.CelestialCoord(2.74889357189 radians, 0.541052068118 radians) >>> u, v = center.project(sky_coord) >>> print(u / degrees, v / degrees) -6.45237127534 1.21794987289
and back:
coord.CelestialCoord.deproject()
>>> sky_coord = center.deproject(u,v) >>> print(sky_coord) coord.CelestialCoord(2.74889357189 radians, 0.541052068118 radians)
where u and v are Angles and center and sky_coord are CelestialCoords.
-
__init__
(ra, dec=None)[source]¶ Parameters: - ra – The right ascension. Must be an Angle instance.
- dec – The declination. Must be an Angle instance.
-
ra
¶ A read-only attribute, giving the Right Ascension as an Angle
-
dec
¶ A read-only attribute, giving the Declination as an Angle
-
rad
¶ A convenience property, giving a tuple (ra.rad, dec.rad)
-
get_xyz
()[source]¶ Get the (x,y,z) coordinates on the unit sphere corresponding to this (RA, Dec).
\[\begin{split}x &= \cos(dec) \cos(ra) \\ y &= \cos(dec) \sin(ra) \\ z &= \sin(dec\end{split}\]Returns: a tuple (x,y,z)
-
static
from_xyz
(x, y, z)[source]¶ Construct a CelestialCoord from a given (x,y,z) position in three dimensions.
The 3D (x,y,z) position does not need to fall on the unit sphere. The RA, Dec will be inferred from the relations:
\[\begin{split}x &= r \cos(dec) \cos(ra) \\ y &= r \cos(dec) \sin(ra) \\ z &= r \sin(dec\end{split}\]where \(r\) is arbitrary.
Parameters: - x – The x position in 3 dimensions. Corresponds to r cos(dec) cos(ra)
- y – The y position in 3 dimensions. Corresponds to r cos(dec) sin(ra)
- z – The z position in 3 dimensions. Corresponds to r sin(dec)
Returns: a CelestialCoord instance
-
normal
()[source]¶ Return the coordinate in the “normal” convention of having 0 <= ra < 24 hours.
This convention is not enforced on construction, so this function exists to make it easy to convert if desired.
Functions such as from_galactic and from_xyz will return normal coordinates.
-
distanceTo
(coord2)[source]¶ Returns the great circle distance between this coord and another one. The return value is an Angle object
Parameters: coord2 – The CelestialCoordinate to calculate the distance to. Returns: the great circle distance to coord2.
-
angleBetween
(coord2, coord3)[source]¶ Find the open angle at the location of the current coord between coord2 and coord3.
The current coordinate along with the two other coordinates form a spherical triangle on the sky. This function calculates the angle between the two sides at the location of the current coordinate.
Note that this returns a signed angle. The angle is positive if the sweep direction from coord2 to coord3 is counter-clockwise (as observed from Earth). It is negative if the direction is clockwise.
Parameters: - coord2 – A second CelestialCoord
- coord3 – A third CelestialCoord
Returns: the angle between the great circles joining the other two coordinates to the current coordinate.
-
area
(coord2, coord3)[source]¶ Find the area of a spherical triangle in steradians.
The current coordinate along with the two other coordinates form a spherical triangle on the sky. This function calculates the area of that spherical triangle, which is measured in steradians (i.e. surface area of the triangle on the unit sphere).
Parameters: - coord2 – A second CelestialCoord
- coord3 – A third CelestialCoord
Returns: the area in steradians of the given spherical triangle.
-
project
(coord2, projection=None)[source]¶ Use the currect coord as the center point of a tangent plane projection to project the coord2 coordinate onto that plane.
This function return a tuple (u,v) in the Euclidean coordinate system defined by a tangent plane projection around the current coordinate, with +v pointing north and +u pointing west. (i.e. to the right on the sky if +v is up.)
There are currently four options for the projection, which you can specify with the optional projection keyword argument:
gnomonic: [default] uses a gnomonic projection (i.e. a projection from the center of the sphere, which has the property that all great circles become straight lines. For more information, see http://mathworld.wolfram.com/GnomonicProjection.html This is the usual TAN projection used by most FITS images. stereographic: uses a stereographic proejection, which preserves angles, but not area. For more information, see http://mathworld.wolfram.com/StereographicProjection.html lambert: uses a Lambert azimuthal projection, which preserves area, but not angles. For more information, see http://mathworld.wolfram.com/LambertAzimuthalEqual-AreaProjection.html postel: uses a Postel equidistant proejection, which preserves distances from the projection point, but not area or angles. For more information, see http://mathworld.wolfram.com/AzimuthalEquidistantProjection.html The distance or angle errors increase with distance from the projection point of course.
Parameters: - coord2 – The coordinate to project onto the tangent plane.
- projection – The name of the projection to be used. [default: gnomonic, see above for other options]
Returns: (u,v) as Angle instances
-
project_rad
(ra, dec, projection=None)[source]¶ This is basically identical to the project() function except that the input ra, dec are given in radians rather than packaged as a CelestialCoord object and the returned u,v are given in radians.
The main advantage to this is that it will work if ra and dec are NumPy arrays, in which case the output u, v will also be NumPy arrays.
Parameters: - ra – The right ascension in radians to project onto the tangent plane.
- dec – The declination in radians to project onto the tangent plane.
- projection – The name of the projection to be used. [default: gnomonic, see project docstring for other options]
Returns: (u,v) in radians
-
deproject
(u, v, projection=None)[source]¶ Do the reverse process from the project() function.
i.e. This takes in a position (u,v) and returns the corresponding celestial coordinate, using the current coordinate as the center point of the tangent plane projection.
Parameters: - u – The u position on the tangent plane to deproject (must be an Angle instance)
- v – The v position on the tangent plane to deproject (must be an Angle instance)
- projection – The name of the projection to be used. [default: gnomonic, see project docstring for other options]
Returns: the corresponding CelestialCoord for that position.
-
deproject_rad
(u, v, projection=None)[source]¶ This is basically identical to the deproject() function except that the output ra, dec are returned as a tuple (ra, dec) in radians rather than packaged as a CelestialCoord object and u and v are in radians rather than Angle instances.
The main advantage to this is that it will work if u and v are NumPy arrays, in which case the output ra, dec will also be NumPy arrays.
Parameters: - u – The u position in radians on the tangent plane to deproject
- v – The v position in radians on the tangent plane to deproject
- projection – The name of the projection to be used. [default: gnomonic, see project docstring for other options]
Returns: the corresponding RA, Dec in radians
-
jac_deproject
(u, v, projection=None)[source]¶ Return the jacobian of the deprojection.
i.e. if the input position is (u,v) then the return matrix is
\[\begin{split}J \equiv \begin{bmatrix} J00 & J01 \\ J10 & J11 \end{bmatrix} = \begin{bmatrix} d\textrm{ra}/du \cos(\textrm{dec}) & d\textrm{ra}/dv \cos(\textrm{dec}) \\ d\textrm{dec}/du & d\textrm{dec}/dv \end{bmatrix}\end{split}\]Parameters: - u – The u position (as an Angle instance) on the tangent plane
- v – The v position (as an Angle instance) on the tangent plane
- projection – The name of the projection to be used. [default: gnomonic, see project docstring for other options]
Returns: the Jacobian as a 2x2 numpy array [[J00, J01], [J10, J11]]
-
jac_deproject_rad
(u, v, projection=None)[source]¶ Equivalent to jac_deproject, but the inputs are in radians and may be numpy arrays.
Parameters: - u – The u position (in radians) on the tangent plane
- v – The v position (in radians) on the tangent plane
- projection – The name of the projection to be used. [default: gnomonic, see project docstring for other options]
Returns: the Jacobian as a 2x2 numpy array [[J00, J01], [J10, J11]]
-
precess
(from_epoch, to_epoch)[source]¶ - This function precesses equatorial ra and dec from one epoch to another.
- It is adapted from a set of fortran subroutines based on (a) pages 30-34 of the Explanatory Supplement to the AE, (b) Lieske, et al. (1977) A&A 58, 1-16, and (c) Lieske (1979) A&A 73, 282-284.
Parameters: - from_epoch – The epoch of the current coordinate
- to_epoch – The epoch of the returned precessed coordinate
Returns: a CelestialCoord object corresponding to the precessed position.
-
galactic
(epoch=2000.0)[source]¶ Get the longitude and latitude in galactic coordinates corresponding to this position.
Parameters: epoch – The epoch of the current coordinate. [default: 2000.] Returns: the longitude and latitude as a tuple (el, b), given as Angle instances.
-
static
from_galactic
(el, b, epoch=2000.0)[source]¶ Create a CelestialCoord from the given galactic coordinates
Parameters: - el – The longitude in galactic coordinates (an Angle instance)
- b – The latitude in galactic coordinates (an Angle instance)
- epoch – The epoch of the returned coordinate. [default: 2000.]
Returns: the CelestialCoord corresponding to these galactic coordinates.
-
ecliptic
(epoch=2000.0, date=None)[source]¶ Get the longitude and latitude in ecliptic coordinates corresponding to this position.
The epoch parameter is used to get an accurate value for the (time-varying) obliquity of the ecliptic. The formulae for this are quite straightforward. It requires just a single parameter for the transformation, the obliquity of the ecliptic (the Earth’s axial tilt).
Parameters: - epoch – The epoch to be used for estimating the obliquity of the ecliptic, if date is None. But if date is given, then use that to determine the epoch. [default: 2000.]
- date – If a date is given as a python datetime object, then return the position in ecliptic coordinates with respect to the sun position at that date. If None, then return the true ecliptic coordiantes. [default: None]
Returns: the longitude and latitude as a tuple (lambda, beta), given as Angle instances.
-
static
from_ecliptic
(lam, beta, epoch=2000.0, date=None)[source]¶ Create a CelestialCoord from the given ecliptic coordinates
Parameters: - lam – The longitude in ecliptic coordinates (an Angle instance)
- beta – The latitude in ecliptic coordinates (an Angle instance)
- epoch – The epoch to be used for estimating the obliquity of the ecliptic, if date is None. But if date is given, then use that to determine the epoch. [default: 2000.]
- date – If a date is given as a python datetime object, then return the position in ecliptic coordinates with respect to the sun position at that date. If None, then return the true ecliptic coordiantes. [default: None]
Returns: the CelestialCoord corresponding to these ecliptic coordinates.
-


Judge dismisses Trump's lawsuit against New York over tax returns
by The Associated Press, StaffWASHINGTON - A federal judge in Washington has dismissed a lawsuit from U.S. President Donald Trump against New York officials aimed at preventing the release of his tax returns.
The judge ruled that the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., does not have jurisdiction to hear the case.
Trump sued New York's attorney general, tax commissioner and the House and Ways Means Committee in July. The suit sought an injunction to block the application of a New York state law that could allow the Democratic-controlled House to obtain the returns.
New York officials had agreed to delay acting on a congressional request for Trump's tax returns until there was a ruling on jurisdiction. But Trump could file a similar lawsuit in another court.
Trump's lawyer Jay Sekulow says he's reviewing the ruling.


Ariful, three other BNP leaders announce resignation from central committee
by bdnews24.comFour leaders of the BNP, including Sylhet Mayor Ariful Haque Chowdhury, have decided to resign from the party’s central committee following a dispute over the formation of a panel of its youth front Jubo Dal.
Members of the party’s central committee Ariful and Shahriar Hossain Chowdhury, Micro-Credit Affairs Secretary Abdur Razzak, and Assistant Volunteer Affairs Secretary Shamsuzzaman Zaman announced the decision on Saturday.
They alleged the party did not esteem devoted leaders of its affiliates while forming new committees.
The four leaders from Sylhet said they would submit resignation letters to the party’s headquarters in Dhaka on Sunday.
“The decision to resign is a form of protest against forcing decisions upon us by the centre without informing the grassroots. Self-sacrificing leaders are not being valued,” Ariful told bdnews24.com.
He also said resignation from the central committee did not mean they quit the party.
It would not be right if the BNP leaders protested against the government only, but not the wrongdoings inside the party, Shahriar said.
More leaders would join their protests, he claimed.
Those given posts in a recently formed committee of the party’s youth front in Sylhet are unknown faces who infiltrated the organisation, Razzak alleged.
“None of the four of us know them even though we are active in party programmes,” he said.
He also alleged a group in the BNP was out to damage the party by “misleading acting chief Tarique Rahman”.
A convening committee of Sylhet Jubo Dal was announced on Friday after 19 years.
Siddiqur Rahman, an expatriate in the UK, has been named convenor.


spi
A meta package manager that handles both packages and slackbuilds.
More information: home page
- Update the list of available packages and slackbuilds:
spi --update
- Install a package or slackbuild:
spi --install package/slackbuild_name
- Upgrade all installed packages to the latest versions available:
spi --upgrade
- Locate packages or slackbuilds by package name or description:
spi search_terms
- Display information about a package or slackbuild:
spi --show package/slackbuild_name
- Purge the local package and slackbuild caches:
spi --clean


What next for Eddie Jones? Four possible options
by By Online EditorsHead coach Eddie Jones will face a decision about his long-term England future after the 32-12 World Cup final defeat against South Africa.
The 59-year-old is contracted with the Rugby Football Union until the summer of 2021 and a performance break clause, which would have come into effect had England failed to reach the World Cup semi-finals, has been avoided.
The PA news agency takes a look at what Jones might do next after finishing on the losing side in a final for the second time in his coaching career.
Stay with England
Jones has been clear on his desire to stay with England and could now target another tilt at the World Cup at the 2023 tournament in France.
A new contract would need to be negotiated with the RFU if both parties are keen, which they appear to be, with new RFU chief executive Bill Sweeney appearing to have a different perspective than his predecessor Steve Brown, who said a major part of Jones’ job after the World Cup was to help find and prepare his successor.
Fiji head coach
Jones told the Sydney Morning Herald earlier this year that he was interested in coaching a tier-two nation such as Germany, but taking the helm at Fiji is understood to be an option. Fiji only won one of their Pool fixtures in Japan, a 45-10 thrashing of Georgia after they were narrowly beaten by Uruguay in their opening match. John McKee is set to coach the side in their November meeting with the Barbarians at Twickenham but could make way for Jones after that.
Return to Japan
Jones may decide to take a less high profile, and less lucrative role, and return to Japan to coach a club. The Australian, whose wife is Japanese, has coached Suntory Sungoliath twice and also worked with Tokai University in his early days.
Premiership project
Jones may fancy a return to club rugby in England after a somewhat disastrous spell at Saracens. Jones had previously worked with the Premiership side as a consultant in 2006 and returned a year later, initially in an advisory role, before becoming director of rugby for the 2008/09 season. However, Jones announced in February 2009 that he would be stepping down at the end of the season for personal reasons before quitting the following month due to unhappiness with the managerial regime, describing the period as “the worst he has had in rugby”.
Steve Hansen, Ian Foster and Kieran Read press conference following their 40-17 victory in the Rugby World Cup bronze medal match against Wales.


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java.lang.Object kdl.prox.model2.rpt.RPT
public class RPT
RPT implements a Relational Probability Tree as described in:
J. Neville, D. Jensen, L. Friedland, and M. Hay. Learning relational probability trees. In Proceedings of the 9th ACM SIGKDD International Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining., 2003. RPTs are recursively learned probability estimation trees for relational data. RPT provides access to two extendable modules: learning and pruning. The default learning module includes extendable modules for learning RPTs from relational data including modules for scoring, splitting, stopping, aggregation, and feature significance. See rpt.modules for more information. Pruning is an optional operation. Modules for cost-complexity pruning are included.
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
RPTLearningModule |
learningModule
|
RPTPruningModule |
pruningModule
|
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
RPT()
Creates an RPT with the default modules. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
Predictions |
apply(Container testContainer)
Apply the learned RPT to a container. |
Predictions |
apply(Container testContainer,
NSTCache nstCache)
|
AttributeSource |
getClassLabel()
|
int |
getDepth()
|
int |
getLeafCount()
|
java.util.List<FeatureSetting> |
getLearnedSplits()
Finds the featureSettings along the branches of the tree |
RPTNode |
getRootNode()
|
RPT |
learn(Container trainContainer,
AttributeSource label,
java.util.List<Source> sources)
Learn the model of the classLabel from a train container and a set of sources. |
RPT |
learn(Container trainContainer,
AttributeSource label,
org.python.core.PyList sources)
|
RPT |
learn(Container trainContainer,
AttributeSource label,
Source[] sources)
|
RPT |
learnFromRPTNode(RPTNode newRoot,
AttributeSource newClassLabel)
Learns a tree from a pre-existing root node. |
RPT |
load(java.lang.String fileName)
Loads a tree from a file in XML format |
void |
print()
Prints the tree to System.out |
void |
printFull()
|
void |
save(java.lang.String fileName)
Saves the tree to a file in XML format |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
public RPTLearningModule learningModule
public RPTPruningModule pruningModule
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public RPT()
| Method Detail |
|---|
public Predictions apply(Container testContainer)
testContainer
-
public Predictions apply(Container testContainer, NSTCache nstCache)
public AttributeSource getClassLabel()
public int getDepth()
public java.util.List<FeatureSetting> getLearnedSplits()
public int getLeafCount()
public RPTNode getRootNode()
public RPT learn(Container trainContainer, AttributeSource label, java.util.List<Source> sources)
trainContainer
- label
- sources
- public RPT learn(Container trainContainer, AttributeSource label, org.python.core.PyList sources)
public RPT learn(Container trainContainer, AttributeSource label, Source[] sources)
public RPT learnFromRPTNode(RPTNode newRoot, AttributeSource newClassLabel)
newRoot
- newClassLabel
- public RPT load(java.lang.String fileName)
public void print()
public void printFull()
public void save(java.lang.String fileName)
fileName
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