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Matter is everything around you. Atoms and molecules are all composed of matter. Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space. If you are new to the idea of mass, it is the amount of stuff in an object. We talk about the difference between mass and weight in another section. readmore...


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Package redempt.redlib.inventorygui
Class InventoryGUI
- java.lang.Object
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- redempt.redlib.inventorygui.InventoryGUI
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
org.bukkit.event.Listener
public class InventoryGUI extends java.lang.Object implements org.bukkit.event.Listener
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Nested Class Summary
Nested Classes Modifier and Type Class Description static class
InventoryGUI.GUIState
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static org.bukkit.inventory.ItemStack
FILLER
A gray stained glass pane with no name.
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description InventoryGUI(int size, java.lang.String name)
Creates a new GUI, instantiating a new inventory with the given size and nameInventoryGUI(org.bukkit.inventory.Inventory inventory)
Creates a new GUI from an inventory
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
addButton(int slot, ItemButton button)
Add a button to the GUI in the given slotvoid
addButton(ItemButton button, int slot)
Add a button to the GUI in the given slotvoid
addButton(ItemButton button, int x, int y)
Add a button at the given position in the inventoryvoid
clear()
Clears the inventory and its buttonsvoid
closeSlot(int slot)
Closes a slot so that items can't be placed in itvoid
closeSlots(int start, int end)
Closes slots so that items can't be placed in themvoid
destroy()
Remove this inventory as a listener and clean everything up to prevent memory leaks.void
destroy(org.bukkit.entity.Player lastViewer)
Remove this inventory as a listener and clean everything up to prevent memory leaks.boolean
destroysOnClose()
Returns whether this GUI is destroyed when it has been closed by all viewersvoid
fill(int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2, org.bukkit.inventory.ItemStack item)
Fill a section of the inventory with the given itemvoid
fill(int start, int end, org.bukkit.inventory.ItemStack item)
Fill a section of the inventory with the given itemjava.util.List<ItemButton>
getButtons()
org.bukkit.inventory.Inventory
getInventory()
Gets the inventory this GUI is wrappingjava.util.Set<java.lang.Integer>
getOpenSlots()
Gets the open slotsInventoryGUI.GUIState
getState()
Gets the state of the GUI, which can be restored latervoid
onClick(org.bukkit.event.inventory.InventoryClickEvent e)
void
onClose(org.bukkit.event.inventory.InventoryCloseEvent e)
void
onDrag(org.bukkit.event.inventory.InventoryDragEvent e)
void
open(org.bukkit.entity.Player player)
Opens this GUI for a playervoid
openSlot(int slot)
Opens a slot so that items can be placed in itvoid
openSlots(int start, int end)
Opens slots so that items can be placed in themvoid
removeButton(ItemButton button)
Remove a button from the inventoryboolean
returnsItems()
Returns whether or not items in open slots are returned to the player when this inventory is destroyedvoid
setDestroyOnClose(boolean destroyOnClose)
Sets whether this GUI is destroyed when it has been closed by all viewersvoid
setOnClickOpenSlot(java.util.function.BiConsumer<org.bukkit.event.inventory.InventoryClickEvent,java.util.List<java.lang.Integer>> handler)
Sets the handler for when an open slot is clickedvoid
setOnClickOpenSlot(java.util.function.Consumer<org.bukkit.event.inventory.InventoryClickEvent> handler)
Sets the handler for when an open slot is clickedvoid
setOnDestroy(java.lang.Runnable onDestroy)
Sets a callback to be run when this GUI is destroyedvoid
setOnDragOpenSlot(java.util.function.Consumer<org.bukkit.event.inventory.InventoryDragEvent> onDrag)
Sets the handler for when items are drag-clicked into open slotsvoid
setReturnsItems(boolean returnItems)
Sets whether items in open slots are returned to the player when this inventory is destroyedvoid
update()
Refresh the inventory.
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Constructor Detail
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InventoryGUI
public InventoryGUI(org.bukkit.inventory.Inventory inventory)
Creates a new GUI from an inventory- Parameters:
inventory
- The inventory to create a GUI from
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InventoryGUI
public InventoryGUI(int size, java.lang.String name)
Creates a new GUI, instantiating a new inventory with the given size and name- Parameters:
size
- The size of the inventoryname
- The name of the inventory
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Method Detail
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getInventory
public org.bukkit.inventory.Inventory getInventory()
Gets the inventory this GUI is wrapping- Returns:
- The wrapped inventory
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addButton
public void addButton(ItemButton button, int slot)
Add a button to the GUI in the given slot- Parameters:
button
- The button to be addedslot
- The slot to add the button to
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addButton
public void addButton(int slot, ItemButton button)
Add a button to the GUI in the given slot- Parameters:
button
- The button to be addedslot
- The slot to add the button to
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addButton
public void addButton(ItemButton button, int x, int y)
Add a button at the given position in the inventory- Parameters:
button
- The button to be addedx
- The X position to add the button aty
- The Y position to add the button at
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fill
public void fill(int start, int end, org.bukkit.inventory.ItemStack item)
Fill a section of the inventory with the given item- Parameters:
start
- The starting index to fill from, inclusiveend
- The ending index to fill to, exclusiveitem
- The item to set in these slots
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fill
public void fill(int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2, org.bukkit.inventory.ItemStack item)
Fill a section of the inventory with the given item- Parameters:
x1
- The X position to fill from, inclusivey1
- The Y position to fill from, inclusivex2
- The X position to fill to, exclusivey2
- The Y position to fill to, exclusiveitem
- The item to set in these slots
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removeButton
public void removeButton(ItemButton button)
Remove a button from the inventory- Parameters:
button
- The button to be removed
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getButtons
public java.util.List<ItemButton> getButtons()
- Returns:
- All the ItemButtons in this GUI
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update
public void update()
Refresh the inventory.
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openSlot
public void openSlot(int slot)
Opens a slot so that items can be placed in it- Parameters:
slot
- The slot to open
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openSlots
public void openSlots(int start, int end)
Opens slots so that items can be placed in them- Parameters:
start
- The start of the open slot section, inclusiveend
- The end of the open slot section, exclusive
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closeSlot
public void closeSlot(int slot)
Closes a slot so that items can't be placed in it- Parameters:
slot
- The slot to open
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closeSlots
public void closeSlots(int start, int end)
Closes slots so that items can't be placed in them- Parameters:
start
- The start of the closed slot section, inclusiveend
- The end of the open closed section, exclusive
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getOpenSlots
public java.util.Set<java.lang.Integer> getOpenSlots()
Gets the open slots- Returns:
- The set of open slots
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open
public void open(org.bukkit.entity.Player player)
Opens this GUI for a player- Parameters:
player
- The player to open this GUI for
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returnsItems
public boolean returnsItems()
Returns whether or not items in open slots are returned to the player when this inventory is destroyed- Returns:
- Whether or not items in open slots are returned to the player when this inventory is destroyed
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setReturnsItems
public void setReturnsItems(boolean returnItems)
Sets whether items in open slots are returned to the player when this inventory is destroyed- Parameters:
returnItems
- Whether items in open slots should be returned to the player when this inventory is destroyed
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destroysOnClose
public boolean destroysOnClose()
Returns whether this GUI is destroyed when it has been closed by all viewers- Returns:
- Whether this GUI is destroyed when it has been closed by all viewers
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setDestroyOnClose
public void setDestroyOnClose(boolean destroyOnClose)
Sets whether this GUI is destroyed when it has been closed by all viewers- Parameters:
destroyOnClose
- Whether this GUI is destroyed when it has been closed by all viewers
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setOnDestroy
public void setOnDestroy(java.lang.Runnable onDestroy)
Sets a callback to be run when this GUI is destroyed- Parameters:
onDestroy
- The callback
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setOnClickOpenSlot
public void setOnClickOpenSlot(java.util.function.Consumer<org.bukkit.event.inventory.InventoryClickEvent> handler)
Sets the handler for when an open slot is clicked- Parameters:
handler
- The handler for when an open slot is clicked
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setOnClickOpenSlot
public void setOnClickOpenSlot(java.util.function.BiConsumer<org.bukkit.event.inventory.InventoryClickEvent,java.util.List<java.lang.Integer>> handler)
Sets the handler for when an open slot is clicked- Parameters:
handler
- The handler for when an open slot is clicked, taking the event and list of affected slots
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destroy
public void destroy(org.bukkit.entity.Player lastViewer)
Remove this inventory as a listener and clean everything up to prevent memory leaks. Call this when the GUI is no longer being used.- Parameters:
lastViewer
- The last Player who was viewing this GUI, to have the items returned to them.
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destroy
public void destroy()
Remove this inventory as a listener and clean everything up to prevent memory leaks. Call this when the GUI is no longer being used.
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clear
public void clear()
Clears the inventory and its buttons
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setOnDragOpenSlot
public void setOnDragOpenSlot(java.util.function.Consumer<org.bukkit.event.inventory.InventoryDragEvent> onDrag)
Sets the handler for when items are drag-clicked into open slots- Parameters:
onDrag
- The handler
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onDrag
public void onDrag(org.bukkit.event.inventory.InventoryDragEvent e)
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onClick
public void onClick(org.bukkit.event.inventory.InventoryClickEvent e)
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onClose
public void onClose(org.bukkit.event.inventory.InventoryCloseEvent e)
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getState
public InventoryGUI.GUIState getState()
Gets the state of the GUI, which can be restored later- Returns:
- The state of this GUI
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A plant that was kept inside a house all winter was placed outside in full sunlight in the spring. The leaves of this plant soon died, and new leaves grew in their place. The new leaves were greener and thicker. Which hypothesis is best supported by this information?
(1) Plants can learn to stay healthy.
(2) Plants can adapt to some changes.
(3) Plants can change leaves at any time.
(4) Plants can produce weather changes.
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Sakura 1.0
A library for loading and modifying Celeste maps.
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Represents a Celeste decal (either foreground or background). More...
#include <Decal.h>
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| Decal () | |
| Creates an empty decal. More... | |
| Decal (Element *e) | |
| Creates an empty decal and then loads from the element. More... | |
| void | LoadFromElement (Element *e) |
| Loads a decal from an element. Loads position, texture, and scale. More... | |
| Element * | SaveToElement (void) |
| Creates an element from a decal. More... | |
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| std::string | texture |
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| int32_t | x |
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| int32_t | y |
| The y position of the decal. More... | |
| int32_t | scaleX |
| Scale of the decal (negative means inversed) More... | |
| int32_t | scaleY |
| Scale of the decal (negative means inversed) More... | |
Represents a Celeste decal (either foreground or background).
Can be loaded from an Element
| Sakura::Decal::Decal | ( | ) |
Creates an empty decal.
| Sakura::Decal::Decal | ( | Element * | e | ) |
Creates an empty decal and then loads from the element.
| e | The element to load |
| void Sakura::Decal::LoadFromElement | ( | Element * | e | ) |
Loads a decal from an element. Loads position, texture, and scale.
| e |
| Element * Sakura::Decal::SaveToElement | ( | void | ) |
Creates an element from a decal.
| int32_t Sakura::Decal::scaleX |
Scale of the decal (negative means inversed)
| int32_t Sakura::Decal::scaleY |
Scale of the decal (negative means inversed)
| std::string Sakura::Decal::texture |
The texture to use for the decal.
| int32_t Sakura::Decal::x |
The x position of the decal.
| int32_t Sakura::Decal::y |
The y position of the decal.


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--- layout: post title: ubuntu xserver-xorg-input-synaptics 0.99.2 deb date: '2009-01-05T18:46:00+01:00' tags: - ubuntu - '8.10' - intrepid - xserver-xorg-input-synaptics - synaptics - elantech - kernel - 2.6.28 - '0.99' - update - debian - deb - ".deb" - package - textmadebyme tumblr_url: http://blog.alezzandro.com/post/68531237/ubuntu-xserver-xorg-input-synaptics-0992-deb ---
I’ve corrected the debian package xserver-xorg-input-synaptics_0.99.2-0.1_i386.deb that you can find here: http://alioth.debian.org/~dsalt-guest/eee/
There was a dependency problem that prevented the installation in Ubuntu 8.10 (codename: intrepid), correcting the dependecy reference seems to solve this problem.
You can now use your elantech touchpad with kernel 2.6.28!
You can find the updated xserver-xorg-input-synaptics in my folder: http://www.alexworld.it/download/
or directly there: xserver-xorg-input-synaptics_0.99.2-0.1_i386.deb
bye,


The algorithm/auto/for_each_product.h
header defines an algorithm that repeats a user-specified target for each Cartesian product of elements in a sequence of generic data structures.
#include <chaos/preprocessor/algorithm/auto/for_each_product.h>
The CHAOS_PP_AUTO_FOR_EACH_PRODUCT
macro repeats the target specified by its first argument for each Cartesian product of elements in its second argument.
CHAOS_PP_AUTO_FOR_EACH_PRODUCT
(macro, seq)
The target that is to be repeated for each Cartesian product in seq. This target must be either a λ expression or a macro name that refers to a macro with a signature compatible with the following pseudo-signature:
macro(s, product)
The sequence of generic data structures from which Cartesian products are to be generated.
CHAOS_PP_AUTO_FOR_EACH_PRODUCT
(macro, seq, ...)
The target that is to be repeated for each Cartesian product in seq. This target must be either a λ expression or a macro name that refers to a macro with a signature compatible with the following pseudo-signature:
macro(s, product, data†)
†
The data pseudo-parameter must be either ...
or the number of parameters that corresponds to the number of arguments in the auxiliary data, __VA_ARGS__
.
The sequence of generic data structures from which Cartesian products are to be generated.
Auxiliary data to be passed through the algorithm to the target.
The CHAOS_PP_AUTO_FOR_EACH_PRODUCT
macro is a higher-order thunk that deduces the current higher-order entry point and invokes CHAOS_PP_FOR_EACH_PRODUCT
.
This macro may not be used if bypass semantics are in effect.
CHAOS_PP_AUTO_COMBINATORIAL_REPEAT
CHAOS_PP_COMBINATORIAL_REPEAT
CHAOS_PP_FOR_EACH_PRODUCT
CHAOS_PP_FOR_EACH_PRODUCT_PARAMETRIC
CHAOS_PP_FOR_EACH_PRODUCT_X
The CHAOS_PP_AUTO_FOR_EACH_PRODUCT_ID
macro indirectly expands to CHAOS_PP_AUTO_FOR_EACH_PRODUCT
.
CHAOS_PP_AUTO_FOR_EACH_PRODUCT_ID
()
This macro effectively allows CHAOS_PP_AUTO_FOR_EACH_PRODUCT
to be passed around without expansion.
The CHAOS_PP_AUTO_FOR_EACH_PRODUCT_
macro expands to a λ expression representing CHAOS_PP_AUTO_FOR_EACH_PRODUCT
.
CHAOS_PP_AUTO_FOR_EACH_PRODUCT_
This macro is a shorthand form of the following λ binding:


At Nelkinda Coderetreat
Completely unexpected of what is there, I registered for Coderetreat that’s held at Nelkinda which was on 16th of July 2016. Facilitated by Siddhesh Nikude and Shweta Sadawarte it was a long but a really nice event. More than anything else I got to learn a lot from that event and I will write some of my experience here.
The session was split into code sprints and retrospectives. There was a 45 minute of code sprint followed by a 30-minute retrospective. For every code sprint and retrospective cycle, they kept two people to write one code to enforce pair programming. For the first code sprint retrospective cycle, the pairing was done by splitting people into two types, one were the ones who had done TDD before and the others who had not done TDD and/or had heard about TDD before. We were given a problem to solve. The aim of the code sprint was not to solve the given problem but to focus on the practices such as clean code, writing tests and following TDD. We were also free to choose the language of our choice rather than enforcing a language upon us.
The way the whole event went
Initially, I was paired with another student who was not very familiar with TDD. I started by introducing him the red-green-refactor cycle. But these are the things that I have learnt on my own and have not worked in an industry and/or done any projects this way to do it the right way. So I was not knowing if I am doing this the right way or not. Finally, at the retrospective session I came to know that I was doing this at least 90% of times the right way. The problem that was given to us was tic tac toe. We had to design a two player tic tac toe game. For eg: if player 1 plays, then, player 2 will play, then the player 1 and it will keep alternating till either of the players wins or if the board is full. So, we started from initially deciding how the board is structured and so on what kinds of methods to use to design this. At the retrospective session, we came to know about each other’s approaches and shared a lot of knowledge about the right way to do things and not so right way to do things. The initial discussion was about what data structure was chosen for the board. The people using Java chose ArrayList the others chose two-dimensional array. I chose Python List since I was using Python as my language.
For every subsequent code sprint, we had to delete the code and start from scratch. The approaches took a totally different turn when the discussion went to the clarity of code in the subsequent code retrospective. The expert programmers started bashing loops and how it makes the code unreadable. Even I like to avoid using loops, esp. in Python it’s really easy to use lambdas and different types of comprehensions. Hence, things that need multiple loops can be reduced to just a couple of lines of readable code.
In between, I switched from Python to Java because I was paired with a person who was unaware of Python and knew only Java. In Java, I had to go through the JUnit framework and tried to use functional programming concepts. As I come from a Python background, I am used to lambdas and comprehensions. I tried to do the same using the Java 8 lambdas and ArrayList on which I could run the lambdas. It was a crazy experience and a pretty steep learning curve since I’ve never used lambdas in Java before. Also, my partner was not very comfortable with lambdas and quite a lot of time was spent in both of us learning how it works.
Later I was paired with my friend Douglas Vaz who introduced me to a new way of writing code that is BDD. “BDD is TDD done right” this is the statement most of the blogs and or websites all over the internet contain. From what I’ve learnt, in BDD you don’t have to think about the implementation of the feature that you are going to test. Instead, just write a test about the behaviour or the flow of the feature that you are testing and then go on modifying the main code to pass all the tests.
This all was a very wonderful experience, what I’ve written here is barely scratching the surface, in reality, you have to be there to feel the way clean coding is done, esp. when you are paired with others. Finally, we sat and refactored all the code till we finished off the whole problem. The code on tic-tac-toe is really messy in spite of using multiple techniques and hence I’ve decided to rewrite the code in the right way and then post it here or maybe write another blog on that and put the link here.


- RateDriverFragment - Class in com.example.zoomwroom
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- RateDriverFragment(Driver) - Constructor for class com.example.zoomwroom.RateDriverFragment
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- RateDriverFragment.OnFragmentInteractionListener - Interface in com.example.zoomwroom
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- RateDriverFragmentTest - Class in com.example.zoomwroom
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- RateDriverFragmentTest() - Constructor for class com.example.zoomwroom.RateDriverFragmentTest
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- Rating - Class in com.example.zoomwroom.Entities
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Rating
A Rating object stores the number of thumbsUp and thumbsDown that a driver received.
- Rating() - Constructor for class com.example.zoomwroom.Entities.Rating
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- resetMarkers() - Method in class com.example.zoomwroom.DriverHomeActivity
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Resets the markers upon fragment closure so only open requests are displayed.
- Rider - Class in com.example.zoomwroom.Entities
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Rider
Represents a rider, someone who wants to create a ride request and have a driver pick them up.
- Rider() - Constructor for class com.example.zoomwroom.Entities.Rider
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Empty constructor for class
- Rider(String, String, String) - Constructor for class com.example.zoomwroom.Entities.Rider
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Constructor for class.
- RiderHomeActivity - Class in com.example.zoomwroom
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Rider Home Activity
Author : Henry Lin, Amanda Nguyen
Creates a google map fragment where markers can be placed
Allows the user to create a ride and see their profile from fragments
- RiderHomeActivity() - Constructor for class com.example.zoomwroom.RiderHomeActivity
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- RiderLoginSignupTest - Class in com.example.zoomwroom
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- RiderLoginSignupTest() - Constructor for class com.example.zoomwroom.RiderLoginSignupTest
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- RiderModeActivity - Class in com.example.zoomwroom
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- RiderModeActivity() - Constructor for class com.example.zoomwroom.RiderModeActivity
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- RiderSignUpActivity - Class in com.example.zoomwroom
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- RiderSignUpActivity() - Constructor for class com.example.zoomwroom.RiderSignUpActivity
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- round(double, int) - Static method in class com.example.zoomwroom.MapsActivity
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Rounds a double value to int places
Source: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2808535/round-a-double-to-2-decimal-places
- round(double, int) - Static method in class com.example.zoomwroom.RiderHomeActivity
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Rounds a double value to int places
Source: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2808535/round-a-double-to-2-decimal-places
- rule - Variable in class com.example.zoomwroom.DriverLoginSignUpTest
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- rule - Variable in class com.example.zoomwroom.RateDriverFragmentTest
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A possible solution to this scenario is to tap the current password and disturb the protocol before server 1 receives the password. You proceed as follows:
You create a connection between the attacker’s computer and router 1.
Attack router 1 (it must appear red now).
Separate the connection between router 1 and router 2.
You start the protocol from the client via the button Authenticate client. As soon as the data packet is transferred from router 1, a copy is forwarded to you so you can obtain the password. The disconnection between router 1 and router 2 prevents the proper protocol process which, therefore, has to be stopped. You and the client receive a notice “The protocol was interrupted”.
Now revoke the separation of router 1 and router 2 and then you can proceed with the protocol from the attacker’s computer with the still current password (from the server´s point of view) via the button Authenticate attacker.


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Apache Avalon provides a complete platform for component programming including a core framework, utilities, tools, components and containers. By using key design patterns such as Inversion of Control (IoC) and Seperation of Concerns (SoC), Avalon achieves a number of advantages over traditional object oriented programming frameworks:
- No implementation lock
- Low coupling between components
- Component lifecycle management
- Configuration management and easy to use API
- Component meta-data framework and tools
- Service dependecy management
- Embeddable containers for standalone, J2EE and web environments
In Component Oriented Programming (COP), reusable and replaceable components can be assembled in a container to provide application blocks. Blocks in turn can be used to build anything from a client desktop application to an FTP server to a web service. Avalon provides a variety of basic components and default application blocks in order to help you quickly build your own application solution.
Given this, the Avalon team aims to:
- Provide a stable COP development platform (currently in JAVA)
- Create a rich set of client components API's and default implementations
- Develop complete container solutions
- Explore and extend COP development practices
- Containers: several complete container implementations used to host components.
- Framework: provides a specification of design patterns and rules in the form of interfaces.
- Components: contains container related utilities and simple core components.
If you're new to Avalon or COP in general, "Welcome!" You may be now wondering where to start. The following should help you find what you're looking for.
Avalon provides a number of containers such as Merlin and Fortress. For information about containers in general, see the containers section. For other Avalon-based or Avalon-related container solutions, see the related projects section. Avalon is used in several external projects, such as Cocoon, OpenIM, and others.
If you're new to Avalon, be certain to check out the Articles section, specifically, the Developing With Avalon white paper and the Getting Started Tutorial. You may also want to look at the Cornerstone documentation to examine existing utilities and components.
Whether you're a contributor or a committer, you'll should familiarize yourself with the Coding Standards document. The Community section also reviews various standards, policies, and practices within the Avalon community.
If you're interested in learning more about component oriented programming, then in addition to the Articles section, look at the Framework documentation. The Framework project contains sections of COP practices and is itself a good COP reference implementation.
Don't forget to wade through the wealth of material on our Wiki site. The mailing lists are also an excellent resource for support and more information.


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"Here. This is his right?"


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“No doubt the phenomena of cloud formation are designed primarily to water the earth; to gather together the moisture from the salt sea, and form dark, unwholesome fens; to purify them by the mysterious alchemy of the sky; to carry them onward by sweeping storm or by gentle zephyr, and let them descend gently in the mist, or steadily in the rain, which will waken sleeping seeds, and revive drooping vegetation.” ― Alfred Rowland


postmates
Businessmodel of Postmates
Customer Segments
Postmates has a multi-sided business model, with two interdependent customer segments that are both needed in order to operate: consumers who need items transported or delivered and merchants from whom they purchase those items.
Value Proposition
Postmates offers four primary value propositions: convenience, cost reduction, performance, and brand/status.
The company offers convenience by making life easier for customers. It enables consumers to receive all types of deliveries from stores and restaurants within a short space of time (an hour). Users can order the service from wherever they are as it is provided through a mobile app. Postmates creates convenience for businesses by enabling them to sell their goods to consumers even if they do not have an existing delivery service or they cannot deliver items within a reasonable amount of time. Furthermore, it offers an app for businesses called Postmates Order, which allows them to adjust ready times or go offline completely if they are too busy, and easily handle item substitutions.
The company reduces costs through various features. It offers a one-month trial for its subscription service, Postmates Plus. The trial offers free delivery for all orders whose cart sizes are over $25, as well as no service fees. People who are existing Postmates Plus customers can upgrade to Postmates Unlimited; doing so guarantees free delivery for all orders whose cart sizes are over $25.
The company demonstrates strong performance through tangible results. It claims that on average, its corporate customers see a 4x increase in orders after they partner with Postmates.
The company has established a strong brand due to its success. It completes over 1.3 million deliveries in 200+ cities and 40 U.S. markets per month, from over 56,000 merchants. 5,000 of these merchants are part of the Postmates Plus subscription program. In five years, it has served over 146,000 unique merchants, and it has seven million items than can be delivered through its app. Specific businesses it serves include 7-Eleven, Pinkberry, Juice Press, Chipotle, Walgreens, Starbucks, and Apple. Lastly, it claims to have the largest on-demand delivery fleet with 18,000 couriers.
Channels
Postmates’ main channel for consumers is its mobile app, while it communicates with businesses through its direct sales staff. The company promotes its offering through its website, social media pages, advertising, and participation in conferences.
Customer Relationships
Postmates’ customer relationship is primarily of a self-service, automated nature. Customers utilize the service through the main platform while having limited interaction with employees. The company’s website provides answers to frequently asked questions. That said, there is a personal assistance component in the form of e-mail support.
Key Activities
Postmates’ business model entails maintaining a common platform between two parties: consumers and merchants. The platform includes its mobile app.
Key Partners
Postmates does not maintain any formal partnership programs.
Key Resources
Postmates’ main resource is its proprietary software platform, which serves over 1.3 million consumers and 56,000 businesses monthly.
It depends on human resources in the form of engineering employees that maintain and update the platform, couriers that make deliveries, and customer service staffers that provide support.
Lastly, as a relatively new startup it has relied heavily on funding from outside parties, raising $238.01 million from 26 investors as of September 2016.
Cost Structure
Postmates has a cost-driven structure, aiming to minimize expenses through significant automation and low-price value propositions. Its biggest cost driver is likely transaction expenses, a fixed cost. Other major drivers are in the areas of sales/marketing and customer support/operations, both fixed costs.
Revenue Streams
Postmates has two revenue streams:
Subscription Revenues – Revenues generated from fees charged for access to the company’s monthly subscription services. Subscription plans are as follows:
- Postmates Plus – Charges a flat fee of $3.99 per month for basic service.
- Postmates Unlimited – Charges a flat fee of $9.99 per month for service; offers free delivery from all Postmates Plus merchants and no service fees for any Plus orders. Advertising Revenues – Revenues generated from fees charged to third parties for advertising their goods and services on the company’s platform. The parties collect non-personally identifying information from customers when they visit the platform.


It is crucial to wear a mask when in public areas, because doing so can decrease the spread of Covid-19.
Not only does wearing a mask protect you, but it can also protect others around you; especially those
that are vulnerable (
NHS advice on protecting those who are vulnerable).
However, in order for a mask to be of any help, it is important that you wear them correctly.
Each mask type has different uses and specific ways to be worn. But the key thing in wearing masks, is to ensure that you clean your hands when handling it, and that the nose, mouth and chin are covered. The WHO created videos to advise people on what type of mask they should wear:
Fabric masks refer to the reusable masks that are most commonly seen when in public. They are usually resable as they can be
washed several times before meeting their demise. They can come in colourful designs and may seem attrictive to any buyer,
however, it is more important to look for the more protective '3 layer masks', as recommended by the WHO.
You should be wearing a fabric mask for regular trips outside or public activities, unless you are part of any at-risk groups.
Most children will be wearing fabric masks at school, but any under the age of 2 should not be wearing any masks whatsoever,
as it can serve as a choking hazard.
Surgical masks, also known as medical masks, are the disposable masks that are commonly worn by medical staff at hospitals and practices. In these times, it is recommended that at-risk groups should also wear medical masks, instead of fabric ones. If you test positive for the virus, it is also recommended that you wear a medical mask when interacting with your household.


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Chart of Accounts¶
Definition¶
This is usually kept as a list the names and numbers of accounts.
Approach¶
While that sounds simple, the author has yet to see software that could accomplish this apparently fundamental to accounting task. Indeed, to my knowledge most accountants (at least in part due to this) keep at least two sets of books: one in Excel and one in whatever accounting software their employer is using. The implication here is that so far the best accounting software yet produced is Excel. Excel does not produce meaningful charts of accounts without more effort than the author is willing to put in. So, the aim here is to create something that will by default allow easy examination of a company’s chart of accounts and the relationships contained therein.
As for the rest of the accounting software currently extant, at least as far as the author has seen, the closest anything comes to what would properly be called a chart is a list of names and numbers that may or may not also provide links to the data contained inside the accounts described.
Testing¶
The main components of the Chart of Accounts from Newhart’s perpsective are all in the user interface and so they require mostly user interface tests. Because Newhart uses the Django web framework, we can make use of the information in this helpful guide for setting up basic functional ui tests with Selenium.


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THE EMERALD FOREST A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 1998
Many predict that the biggest political issues of next century would be in the domain of ecology. Some of those trends can be observed even today, with the environmentalist movements gaining strength all over the globe, and even coming to power in countries like Germany. However, in 1980s, care for the environment and long term interests of humanity didn't look that attractive or important during the reign of neo-conservative ideology, new Cold War and extreme materialism. In the beginning of 1990s things changed - environmentalism became fashionable in the era of emerging "political correctness" so Hollywood tried to cash in. The results were mixed, somewhere between disasters (WATERWORLD), solid but overhyped epics (DANCES WITH WOLVES) and interesting failures (THE MEDICINE MAN). Unfortunately, that trend came too late for a movie that could have put all of them to shame - THE EMERALD FOREST, ecological adventure by John Boorman, made in 1985.
The plot of the movie is allegedly inspired by a true story. Bill Markham (Powers Boothe) is an American engineer working on the great dam project in the middle of Amazon jungle. One day he brings his family to the building site, but that little trip ends with his little son Tommy wandering in the forest. There he gets abducted by Indian tribe known as "Invisible People". For the next ten years, Bill spends every spare moment to search for his son in the Amazon. Unfortunately, the "Invisible People" are one of those tribes that haven't got any contact with the outside world. But that doesn't bother Tommy (Charly Boorman), who was adopted by tribal chief Wanadi (Rui Polonah) and became member of the tribe himself. When Bill finally meets him, Tommy had already forgotten his parents and "civilised" way of life. He seems happy with his life so he decides not to listen to father's pleas for the return to civilisation. Father and son part again, but not for the last time. Village of the "Invisible People" gets attacked by the rival tribe of "Fierce People" who take away all the women, including Tommy's wife Kachiri (Dira Paes) and sell them to the sleazy brothel owners at the outskirts of jungle. Unable to fight guns with bows and spears, Tommy must seek his father's help, which brings him to dangerous journey to the heart of civilisation.
 That shouldn't surprise anyone, because the movie author, John Boorman, liked nature, its beauty and dangers, long before the environmental trends became fashionable. So, the tone of the movie isn't preachy - the script by Rosco Pallemberg was set in a virgin Amazon jungle threatened by an encroaching civilisation, but Boorman was less interested in conflict between nature and progress than in splendid opportunity to make very personal film - classical adventure that is almost impossible to imagine in Hollywood these days. Boorman obviously liked what he was doing, because he chose his teenage son Charley to play Tommy; that choice was good, because that boy was perfect as lead character who symbolises the innocence of the Amazon and the natural state of man. His green eyes and innocent beauty corresponds with the the innocent beauty of the rain forests. The nominal lead, Powers Boothe, is shadowed by him, same as Meg Foster as his mother, cast more because of her green eyes than acting ability. Perhaps because of Boothe, the conflict between the father and son wasn't as powerful and interesting as it should have been.
The opportunity to have some father/son drama with cultural clash themes, wasn't used in the first part, but some of the script problems are more visible in the second. Boorman was forced to admit that the Amazon jungle isn't that all-friendly and blissful place, although Tommy and "Invisible People" might see it that way. So, someone had to represent the bad side of the Amazon, and that role was filled by the tribe of "Fierce People" - whose villainy might remind people of the native characters seen in the classic Tarzan films (they are even painted black only to illustrate their allignment). The "two tribe" concept wasn't that simplistic, though; it is implied that the civilisation stripped away the forest that used to be the hunting ground for the "Fierce People", thus forcing them to go to war with other people. However, the evil of the "Fierce People" is underlined with the way they accept civilisation - unlike noble and purist "Invisible People" who see white men as "Termite People" (who eat away their world) and whose vision of "Termite People" world is frightening (as witnessed by Tommy in his short trip to Bill's city), they are ready to accept the civilisation - first guns, than liquor - corrupting and degrading themselves in the process.
Boorman brings film to the climax with the showdown in the brothel, thus providing the audience with the standard action scenes. But, instead of ending film immediately after that, with the bitter-sweet note (Bill warns that the civilisation would win in the end), Boorman provides the audience with implausible fairy tale finale - Indian prayers bring the flood that would take away the dam as the symbol of the civilisation. But that scene is made even more implausible with the addition of Bill who tries to blow up his life's work in the process. The ending - Tommy, Kachiri and his friends living happily ever after in a natural paradise - is bad contrast with the end credits, that warn the audience about sad reality of the Amazon - destruction of the rain forests and silent genocide of the Indians.
However, despite all those flaws, THE EMERALD FOREST is not beautiful and entertaining, but also a thought-provoking film - one of those who were right on the spot with many burning issues of today's world.
RATING: 7/10 (+++)
Review written on December 16th 1998
-- Dragan Antulov a.k.a. Drax Fido: 2:381/100 E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>dragan.antulov@altbbs.fido,hr
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HOMEGROWN A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
Billy Bob Thornton has shown his dexterity in roles as widely diverse as the James Carville clone in PRIMARY COLORS and the deadly simpleton in SLING BLADE. In HOMEGROWN he gets a part that seems tailor-made for him. Playing a Northern California pot farmer named Jack, he looks so convincing that you can almost smell the weed on his well-worn jeans.
Director Stephen Gyllenhaal, who co-authored the script with Nickolas Kazan, says in the press kit that he did not envision the story as "a head movie or a toker's paradise." He was inspired by Westerns, and he sees HOMEGROWN as "sort of THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE on a marijuana plantation."
Shot on a pittance but filled with name stars who worked for next to nothing, the movie is a small treat at times but too often wanders as aimlessly as Jack's two stoned helpers, Carter (Hank Azaria) and Harlan (Ryan Phillippe).
As the story begins, the three men are guarding their freshly ripened cash crop while awaiting the arrival of their boss, Malcolm, played in a cameo role by John Lithgow. Malcolm is killed on arrival by his helicopter pilot, who then quickly disappears. The three farmers and their mutual girlfriend Lucy -- pot farmers are a friendly lot -- are left to harvest and sell Malcolm's multi-million-dollar crop. Lucy is played by Kelly Lynch, last seen in the disastrous MR. MAGOO.
Although the story has promise and some good acting, the first two acts serve mainly to mark time until the picture comes alive with some much needed twists and turns in the last act. The director has trouble keeping much momentum going until a group of "rippers," dressed as cops, descend on Malcolm's field to steal the plants.
In addition to Billy Bob's acting talents, the picture has other little delights. Jamie Lee Curtis, for example, plays a self-righteous belle at a flag-draped pot growers' ball. She lectures the marijuana farmers on the virtues of the area's original pot growers, "who had a sense of mission." Looking like a flower child from the 60s, she prances around the dance while bragging that she is now carrying number three in her tummy.
"It's complicated," Lucy says of her affair with one of her many gentlemen friends. "Sometimes complications are interesting." With its underdeveloped script, a few more complications would have helped HOMEGROWN enormously. But any movie with Billy Bob does have its rewards.
HOMEGROWN runs 1:35. It is rated R for profanity, sex, violence, nudity and, what else, lots of dope smoking. It would be fine only for quite mature and older teenagers.
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After 30 minutes, cut the dough into 6-8 pieces, and roll out each one over a lightly oiled surface until it is three hand widths in diameter. Sprinkle some salt over the pancake and then spread out a small handful of the green onions. Roll up each pancake into a tight roll, and then roll the other way into a snail shape.
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KDL for kinematics etc. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ |
| def | create_right_chain |
| def | create_solvers |
| def | FK_kdl |
| def | FK_vanilla |
| returns point in torso lift link. | |
| def | kdl_to_list |
| def | list_to_kdl |
| def | jacobian |
| compute Jacobian at point pos. | |
| def | clamp_to_joint_limits |
| def | within_joint_limits |
| def | get_joint_limits |
| def | plot_arm |
Public Attributes | |
| arm_type | |
| d_robot | |
| right_chain | |
| right_fk | |
| right_ik_v | |
| right_ik_p | |
| right_jac | |
| right_tooltip | |
| min_jtlim_arr | |
| max_jtlim_arr | |
| linkage_offset_from_ground | |
| n_jts |
KDL for kinematics etc.
| def hrl_haptic_mpc.gen_sim_arms.RobotSimulatorKDL.FK_vanilla | ( | self, | |
| q, | |||
link_number = None |
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| ) |
returns point in torso lift link.
| def hrl_haptic_mpc.gen_sim_arms.RobotSimulatorKDL.jacobian | ( | self, | |
| q, | |||
pos = None |
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| ) |
compute Jacobian at point pos.
p is in the ground coord frame.


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Governing equations
In this section we will derive the governing equation for the particle density for an integrated model. We will only derive the equations for an implicit solver as explicit solvers are not used
in modern integrated models due to their higher numerical instabilities.
We will start with the continuity equation which describes the density evolution in the plasma:
\[\frac{\partial}{\partial t} <n> + \frac{1}{v'}\frac{\partial}{\partial \rho} ( v' <\Gamma^{\rho}>) = <S>\]
n is the particle density, v’ is te, \(\rho\) is the flux coordinate, \(\Gamma\) is the particle flux and S is the internal particle source.
The brackets denote flux surface averaging.
The particle flux can be divided into a diffusive and a pinch part.
\[<\Gamma^{\rho}>=-D \frac{\partial <n>}{\partial \rho} <|\vec{\nabla} \rho_t|^2>+ <n> <|\vec{\nabla} \rho_t|> V\]
We can put this in the continuity equation:
\[v' \frac{\partial <n>}{\partial t} + \frac{\partial}{\partial \rho} \left( - v' D \frac{\partial <n>}{\partial \rho} <|\vec{\nabla} \rho_t|^2>+ v'<n> <|\vec{\nabla} \rho_t|> V\right) =v' <S>\]
By integrating and using the finite difference approach we can get an equation system which we can solve. We will from now on also drop the brackets for flux surface averaging, but they
are still there.
\[\begin{split}&\int_{i-1/2}^{i+1/2} v' \frac{\partial n}{\partial t} d \rho= - \left(- v' D \frac{\partial n}{\partial \rho} |\vec{\nabla} \rho_t|^2+ v'n |\vec{\nabla} \rho_t| V \right)_{i+1/2}
+ \left( - v' D \frac{\partial n}{\partial \rho} |\vec{\nabla} \rho_t|^2+ v'n |\vec{\nabla} \rho_t| V \right)_{i-1/2} \\
&+ \int_{i-1/2}^{i+1/2} v' S d\rho\end{split}\]
Let’s approximate the integral on the right hand side as the volume (:math’Delta V’) multiply with the value at the centre of the volume. And use finite difference method on the derivative on the density:
\[\begin{split}\frac{\partial n_i}{\partial t} \Delta V_i=&D_{i+1/2} v'_{i+1/2} |\vec{\nabla} \rho|^2_{i+1/2}\frac{n_{i+1}-n_{i}}{\rho_{i+1}-\rho_{i}} - |\vec{\nabla} \rho|_{i+1/2} V_{i+1/2} v'_{i+1/2} n_{i+1/2} \\
+& D_{i-1/2} v'_{i-1/2} |\vec{\nabla} \rho|^2_{i-1/2} \frac{n_{i}-n_{i-1}}{\rho_{i}-\rho_{i-1}}+ |\vec{\nabla} \rho|_{i-1/2} V_{i-1/2} v'_{i-1/2} n_{i-1/2} \\
+& \int_{i-1/2}^{i+1/2} v' S d\rho\end{split}\]
Assume equidistant grid in \(\rho\). \(h=\rho_{i+1}-\rho_{i}=\rho_{i}-\rho_{i-1}\). And that the densities between two points are an average of the points closes:
\(n_{i+1/2} = (n_{i+1}+n_{i})/2\), \(n_{i-1/2} = (n_{i}+n_{i-1})/2\)
\[\begin{split}\frac{\partial n_i}{\partial t} \Delta V_i=& n_{i-1} \left( \frac{D_{i-1/2} v'_{i-1/2}|\vec{\nabla} \rho|^2_{i-1/2}}{h} +\frac{V_{i-1/2} v'_{i-1/2}|\vec{\nabla} \rho|_{i-1/2}}{2} \right) \\
+&n_{i} \left(-\frac{D_{i+1/2} v'_{i+1/2}|\vec{\nabla} \rho|^2_{i+1/2}}{h}-\frac{V_{i+1/2} v'_{i+1/2}|\vec{\nabla} \rho|_{i+1/2}}{2} -\frac{D_{i-1/2} v'_{i-1/2}|\vec{\nabla} \rho|^2_{i-1/2}}{h} \right. \\
+& \left. \frac{V_{i-1/2} v'_{i-1/2}|\vec{\nabla} \rho|_{i-1/2}}{2} \right) \\
+&n_{i+1} \left( \frac{D_{i+1/2} v'_{i+1/2}|\vec{\nabla} \rho|^2_{i+1/2}}{h} -\frac{V_{i+1/2} v'_{i+1/2}|\vec{\nabla} \rho|_{i+1/2}}{2} \right) \\
+& \int_{i-1/2}^{i+1/2} v' S d\rho\end{split}\]
The integral RHS can be approximate as:
\[\int_{i-1/2}^{i+1/2} v' S d\rho= \Delta V_i S_i\]
Now we will work towards an implicit solver. This means that the gradient on the RHS is of the next timestep. This makes an explicit solver much simpler but much more unstable as well.
We now denote \(\hat{n}\) describe the next time step, describe the current time step. math:tau is the time step.
\[\begin{split}& \hat{n}_{i-1} \left( \frac{D_{i-1/2} v'_{i-1/2}|\vec{\nabla} \rho|^2_{i-1/2}}{h} +\frac{V_{i-1/2} v'_{i-1/2}|\vec{\nabla} \rho|_{i-1/2}}{2} \right) \\
+&\hat{n}_{i} \left(-\frac{\Delta V_i}{\tau}-\frac{D_{i+1/2} v'_{i+1/2}|\vec{\nabla} \rho|^2_{i+1/2}}{h}-\frac{V_{i+1/2} v'_{i+1/2}|\vec{\nabla} \rho|_{i+1/2}}{2} -\frac{D_{i-1/2} v'_{i-1/2}|\vec{\nabla} \rho|^2_{i-1/2}}{h} \right. \\
+& \left. \frac{V_{i-1/2} v'_{i-1/2}|\vec{\nabla} \rho|_{i-1/2}}{2} \right) \\
+&\hat{n}_{i+1} \left( \frac{D_{i+1/2} v'_{i+1/2}|\vec{\nabla} \rho|^2_{i+1/2}}{h} -\frac{V_{i+1/2} v'_{i+1/2}|\vec{\nabla} \rho|_{i+1/2}}{2} \right) \\
=& -\frac{\Delta V_i}{\tau}n_{i}- \int_{i-1/2}^{i+1/2} v' S d\rho\end{split}\]
The equation system is the basis for an implicit solver. It doesn’t include any hyperdiffussion which we will introduce in the next section.


Mumford * 1/2 (out of * * * * )
Directed by Lawrence Kasdan. Cast: Loren Dean, Hope Davis, Jason Lee, Mary McDonnell, Alfre Woodard, Zooey Deschanel, Pruitt Taylor Vince, Martin Short, David Paymer, Jane Adams, Ted Danson, Elisabeth Moss. 1999 - 111 minutes Rated R (for nudity and profanity). Reviewed by Dustin Putman, September 25, 1999.
"Mumford" would appear to have a great deal going for it, and it does. An extraordinary ensemble cast, resembling that of writer-director Lawrence Kasdan's marvelous previous efforts (1983's "The Big Chill," 1991's "Grand Canyon"); a director who has proven his filmmaking skills many times before; and the fact that it would be primarily character-driven, all gave reason to expect that this would be a bright, winning, and intelligent comedy. Little by little, as the film played itself out, it became abundantly clear that "Mumford" is a prime example of a movie that is played out entirely on the surface, with not a thought or idea beneath the characters' exteriors. What Kasdan has done here is taken a step way down; where his two aforementioned pictures earned points for their knowing human observations and realism, "Mumford" is strictly a television sitcom masquerading as a feature film, and is instantly forgettable once the end credits begin to roll.
The peculiarly-named psychologist, Dr. Mumford (Loren Dean), showed up in the quaint, Mayberry-style town of Mumford only three month ago, and the residents are already starting to flock to him, whether they really need therapy or not. Sharing a home with self-named cafe owner Lily (Alfre Woodard), Mumford has the gift to be able to really listen to what people have to say, and more often than not can completely understand and sympathize with their problems. Some of his patients include Althea (Mary McDonnell), a compulsive shopper who is married to a jerk (Ted Danson) and has two worried teenage kids; a pharmacist (Pruitt Taylor Vince) with such low self-esteem that he is constantly making up fantasy stories about a large guy with big abs; Nessa (Zooey Deschanel), a rebellious, pretty young girl; and a lawyer (Martin Short) who talks and talks but doesn't seem to have anything worth saying. Seeked out by Skip Skipperton (Jason Lee), an appealing, young technology genius who also happens to be a billionaire and the creator of the Panda Modem, Mumford quickly becomes good friends with him. Later, a possible romance flares up when he is won over by the innocent, kind-hearted Sophie (Hope Davis), who has come to him for help on curing her of her Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. At first a little stand-offish, Mumford and Sophie begin to spend some time together, and as they become closer and closer, Sophie's exhaustion gradually vanishes.
If "Mumford" sounds rather aimless and with very little of an actual plot, that's because it is. For 111 minutes, the film is non-stop dialogue, usually between two characters at any given time, and while this has the chance to work wonderfully (see 1995's charming "Before Sunrise," in which two twentysomething strangers get off a train in Vienna and spend the day and night together before going their separate ways), "Mumford" is bogged down by a paper-thin, artificial screenplay, by Kasdan, that never stops feeling "written," and thoroughly mishandles its wide array of characters. The film wanders around without any clear destination, and with very few story or character developments, and therefore, grows monotonous by the half-way mark. It's difficult to dedicate any sort of rooting interest in a group of people who, for the most part, are either uninteresting creations or disappointingly wasted.
With such a strong cast, one wonders what the principle actors were so attracted to with this particular film. On the positive side, there isn't a mediocre performance to be had. On the negative side, the characters are never given a chance to spring to life, because its potential simply is nowhere to be found on the written page. Loren Dean, who appears in almost every scene as Mumford, is low-key and remarkably appealing, one of the most promising, fresh performances this year. His character of Mumford, however, always seems to be standing at arm's length from the audience, and we never really get to know him, aside from the obligatory background info that is told in an overlong, patience-testing flashback.
Hope Davis, the stunningly versatile actress from such pictures as 1997's "The Daytrippers," 1998's "Next Stop Wonderland," and 1999's "Arlington Road," is likable as always as the weary, recently-divorced Sophie. Dean and Davis work well together and have a lot of chemistry, but each of their scenes seem like nothing more than character filler, rather than the natural dialogue that one usually speaks. Their eventual romance, unfortunately, feels too orchestrated on the screenplay level to set off any fireworks.
Jason Lee (1997's "Chasing Amy"), as Skip, forms a nice rapport with Dean, and the friendship that is developed between the two is the film's most effective element. Lonely and constantly used by people who only like him for his money, Skip chooses Mumford to be his buddy because he knows that he wouldn't judge him on a materialistic level, and is overly enthusiastic about the technological inventions he is always cooking up.
Also of note is the effervescent Alfre Woodard, an always-engaging and criminally underappreciated actress who, coincidentally, had a meatier, more satisfying role in Kasdan's powerful "Grand Canyon;" and Zooey Deschanel (daughter of famed director of photography, Caleb Deschanel), in her film debut, who has a natural charisma and authenticity that is absent from every other character in the film. Making no impression in even slighter, criminally empty roles are Jane Adams, so astounding in 1998's "Happiness," as the town's other psychologist; David Paymer as a resident psychiatrist; and Ted Danson, who has all of one scene as McDonnell's husband.
Everything leads up to a courtroom scene that, thankfully, isn't as manipulative as it is just-plain contrived. By the conclusion, the majority of the central characters have either fallen in love with someone, or have become emotionally at ease due to their connection with another, but it is distastefully unjustified. Kasdan has chosen to paint his characters with the broadest, most general strokes possible, and has forgotten to do one thing: develop them. "Mumford" is an intellectually vacant and pointless excursion to a town that is almost frightening in its artificiality. In fact, I wouldn't have been particularly surprised had "The Brade Bunch" made cameos as Mumford's next-door neighbors.
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