Written by: Andrew Reich & Ted Cohen
Directed by: Ben Weiss
Transcribed by: Eleonora, Pheeboh, Sebastiano & Vanessa
[Scene: Central Perk. Charlie, Joey and Rachel are on the couches]
Charlie: (while Joey's giving her a massage) Oh! That feels sooo good!
Rachel: (speaking to herself and reading Cosmopolitan) Oh, lucky me!
Charlie: I'm sorry, what?
Rachel: Oh... Oh, I'm sorry! I'm not... I was just-I was just reading to Emma.
Charlie: From... Cosmo??
Rachel: Yeah, yeah... It's... "climax your way to better skin".
Charlie: (to Joey) So, I have to go shopping today, which is my least favourite thing, I'm soo bad at picking out clothes!
Joey: So you need someone who knows fashion, to tell you what looks good.
Rachel: (hiding herself behind the magazine and whispering) Not me, not me, not me, not me, not me!
Joey: Oh hey Rach!
Rachel: Yeah...
Joey: Maybe you could take Charlie shopping.
Rachel: Oh, well...
Charlie: I'm sure you have better things to do.
Joey: Are you kidding? Rachel loves to shop! And she has great taste! Yeah, she's the one who taught me, you don't wear white after labour day and that you always, always, always have to put on underwear when you're trying on clothes.
Charlie: If you have the time, I'd really appreciate the help.
Rachel: Ok, uh-uh... Let's-Let's shop!!
Joey: (to Charlie) Ok, you're gonna come back with some very classy clothes... (aside to Rachel)... and some slutty lingerie, SLUTTY!
Phoebe: (entering and talking on mobile phone) Ok, great! All right, bye! (she hangs up) Pain in the ass!! (she looks at the others, then back at the phone) That's off, right?
Joey: What's the matter, Pheebs?
Phoebe: Oh... Mike's sister just invited me to a party tonight, he's gonna be there. And she was like "Oh, don't worry! I asked him. He's totally ok with seeing you!". So now I have to go so he'll think that I'm totally ok with seeing him!
Rachel: Which you're not, because you've totally hung up on him!
Phoebe: Exactly!

Phoebe: (after a short pause) I didn't even think about that! (pause) Aaargh, sexual politics!!
Rachel: Hey Pheebs, I'm-I'm taking Charlie shopping, why don't you come and I'll help you find something.
Phoebe: Ok, that'll be great!
Joey: Oh, ain't that nice? The three of you trying on slutty lingerie together.
Rachel: That's not what we're gonna do!
Joey: Why would you ruin it, who was that hurtin'?
Opening credits
[Scene: Doctor Connelly's office]
Chandler: (looking at the picture of the female reproductive system) Wow! Fortunately she has a very pretty face!
Monica: Oh, I so can't believe this! My uterus is an inhospitable environment? I was trying so hard to be a good hostess!
Chandler: Oh, I can't believe my sperm have low motility because, let me tell you, when I was growing up they sure seem to be in a hurry to get places!!
Doctor Connelly: (entering) Hi there.
Chandler: Hi.
Monica: Hi.
Doctor Connelly: I'm sorry there wasn't better news from your test last week but I wanted to talk to you about your options.
Monica: Ok.
Doctor Connelly: Above all, even though your chances of conceiving through natural means aren't great, you never know!

(Dr. Connelly glares at Chandler)
Monica: Don't worry, after a while he'll tune it out.
Doctor Connelly: Ok, given your situation, the options with the greatest chances for success would be surrogacy, or insemination using a sperm donor.
Monica: (long pause) Ok.
Doctor Connelly: And, of course, if you feel that neither of those is right for you, you can always adopt.
Chandler: Is that a hint? Because we love you Doctor Connelly but we don't think we'd want you to be our child! (Dr. Connelly glares at him) Wow, talking about an inhospitable environment!
[Scene: Central Perk. Joey and Charlie on the couch. Rachel enters]
Rachel: Hi! Ok, you're ready to go pick up Phoebe and go shopping?
Charlie: Oh, yeah! Let's do it!
Joey: (to Charlie) Alright, have a good time. (they kiss)
Rachel: Not gonna find any clothes in there!
Ross: (entering) Hey, you guys!
Rachel: Hi.
Ross: Guess who's up for keynote speaker at the National Paleontology Conference?
Charlie: Umh... Kurts Baley?
Ross: Yeah, right! What was last time he met a submission deadline for an abstract (he and Charlie laugh, then Joey starts laughing too without any reason) Well, why are you laughing?
Joey: Just... seeing what it'd be like to be a paleontologist... it's fun, yeah!
Charlie: So you're up for keynote speaker! Who's making the decisions?
Ross: Professor Sherman, yeah. I've a meeting with him today.
Charlie: He's a pretty tough guy to impress.
Ross: Yeah, well... I think I know how to dazzle him.
Rachel: Oh... you're not gonna do a magic trick, are ya?
Ross: Tsz...
Chandler: (entering) Hey guys!
Ross: Wait a minute, you guys. Oh, I wanna ask you something. I-I I may get to speak at this paleontology convention and if I do, I'd love for you guys to come and hear me.
Chandler: I think I can safely say that we all have family issues, work stuff and/or are sick.
Ross: It's in Barbados.
Chandler: But you come first!
Rachel: I'm there!
Charlie: We'll see you, guys! (she goes)
Joey: Bye.
Rachel: Bye, see ya. (she goes)
Chandler: (sitting down on the couch) Ok.
Joey: All right, so. How did it go at the fertility clinic?
Chandler: Not as much fun as last time.
Ross: So-so what did the doctor say?
Chandler: Well... there's surrogacy, but Monica has dreamt her whole life of carrying a child, she has felt that watching a surrogate would be... too hard for her.
Joey: So you're ruling out surrogacy?
Chandler: Yeah.
Joey: So, I don't have to learn what that means?
Chandler: Aside from adoption the only other choice is insemination, so... we're talking about sperm donors.
Joey: Enough said, I'm there for you man. Where is she, upstairs?
Chandler: (stopping Joey) ah-ha!
Ross: How do you feel about all this?
Chandler: I wish there was an easier way for us to have a child but I don't think there is one.
Joey: Come on Ross, be a good guy. Step up and do it!
Ross: (puzzled) What?
(Joey moves close to Ross and whispers something in his ear)
Ross: (looking astonished) What? NO! I am not going to give them Ben!
[Scene: Professor Sherman's office, Ross is relating to Professor Sherman]
Ross: The data we are receiving from MRI scans and DNA testing of these fossils are - are staggering.
Professor Sherman: Mmm-mm.
Ross: (reading from a notepad) I mean, we've been accepting Leakey's dates as a given, but if they're off by even a hundred thousand years or so then you can - you can just throw most of our assumptions, you know, right in the trash. (he throws the notepad in the waste bin) So-so what I am saying is - is is that (he picks the notepad back from the waste bin) is that the repercussions could be huge! I mean, not just in palaeontology, but if-if you think about it, in evolutionary biology, uh, genetics, geology, uh, I mean, truly the mind boggles!
(Turns to look at Professor Sherman, only to discover that he is sleeping)
Ross: Oh, that's not what you want...
[Scene: Shop, Rachel, Charlie and Phoebe walk in]
Shop assistant: (to a girl) Incentive For Men?
Phoebe: Oh, I'll take some of that.
Rachel: Pheebs, that's for men!
Phoebe: No, I know, this way when I go to the party later Mike will know I am over him cause I'm gonna smell like another guy. (to the shop assistant) Yeah.
(The shop assistant sprays the perfume on Phoebe's neck)
Phoebe: Ok. Oh good, I'm dating a Russian cab driver. (to the shop assistant). Seriously does anyone buy this? I smell like beets!
Charlie: (to Rachel) So, you know what, I really like those jackets with the shoulder pads on them. Where do you think those would be?
Rachel: On Melanie Griffith in "Working girl". I think what you want is over here.
Charlie: See, I told you I needed someone! Oh, you know, by the way, as a "thank you", I would really love to take you out.
Rachel: Really?
Charlie: Yeah! Actually Joey and I are going to the movies tonight, wanna come?
Rachel: Oh, I can't. Because I-I've seen them.
Charlie: You've seen all the movies...
Rachel: Yeah! I'm a big fan! Of the movies, you know. Motion pictures. The Talkies!

Rachel: Sure!
Phoebe: Ok!
Charlie: Wha, you know, maybe we can do something else!
Rachel: You know that depends on what it is! I've done a lot of stuff.
(Phoebe and Rachel go off to the dressing rooms. They enter one and close the curtain.)
Phoebe: So what were you doing out there, do you not like Charlie?
Rachel: She's ok, I just don't get a really good vibe from her!
Phoebe: Why?
Rachel: I don't know, you know, just the way she waltzed in here all smart, and tall!  I mean, nobody else has a chance!
Phoebe: Who else?
Rachel: Anybody!
Phoebe: You like Joey?
Rachel: Shhhhh! Phoebe! All right, look. I have a little thing for him.
Phoebe: (whispering) Oh my God!
Rachel: It's just physical and I have it totally under control! Ok? It's just, when I see them together, sometimes I just get a little jealous!
Phoebe: Uh, wow! Isn't it ironic that he liked you and now you like him?
Rachel: (annoyed) Oh, I get it!
Phoebe: Oh well, as long as it is under control, you know, you can't do anything about it, he's already dating her, and she is a nice person, that wouldn't be right.

Phoebe: Yeah.
Rachel: So can we keep this between us?
Phoebe: Sure!
Rachel: Ok, great, because I gotta get out of here, the smell of beets is killing me!
Phoebe: Oh.
(Rachel opens the curtains and sees Charlie coming out from the dressing room just next to theirs)
Phoebe: Any chance Charlie has a deaf twin?
[Scene: Monica's apartment, Chandler walks in with a friend of his while Monica is putting fruit in a bowl.]
Monica: Hi honey!
Chandler: Hey! Look I brought a friend for dinner, this is Zack, from work!
Monica: Oh, of course, it's so nice to see you again, Zack!
Zack: (shaking Monica's hand) You too.
Chandler: You guys haven't actually met before, but, boy!
Monica: I got it.
Zack: Thanks.
Chandler: (to Mon) So, Zack's pretty nice, uh?
Monica: Yeah, I guess.
Chandler: So, how would you like to have a baby that's half yours and half his!
Monica: (turns around and she's quite shocked) Excuse me?
Chandler: Well, we're talking about sperm donors and Zack may be the guy!
Monica: Chandler, this is crazy! What did you even say to him! "Come up, meet my wife! Give us your sperm"!
Chandler: No, I invited him to dinner so you could get a chance to get to know him! I mean, if we go through a sperm bank you never meet the guy, get to check him out.
Monica: Chandler!
Chandler: I'm telling you, he's great! I mean, even if my sperm worked fine, I'd think he'd be the way to go!
Monica: I'm not going to be a part of this! You can't just bring some random guy at home and expect him to be our sperm donor!
Chandler: Ok!
Monica: Uh!
Chandler: (bringing the beer to Zack) Zack!
Zack: Thanks! Do you have a coaster? I don't wanna make a ring.
(Monica hears that and is suddenly very interested in Zack)
Monica: Tell me about yourself, Zack!
[Scene: Shop, Phoebe and Rachel are talking in front of the dressing room]
Rachel: Oh, God, do you think she heard? It would be so bad if she heard!
Phoebe: Well, maybe she didn't hear! Ok I'm gonna go into that dressing room, you stay in here and I'll talk and see if you can hear me.
Rachel: Ok, great!
(Phoebe moves in the dressing room from which Charlie went out)
Rachel: Oh, thank God I can't hear a word that you're saying!

Phoebe: (goes back in) I'm Rachel. It's so annoying when I put Emma on the phone to talk with my friends.
Rachel: (comes out again) What!?
Phoebe: (comes out too) Well, some things are just hard to say to your face.
Rachel: Ok well, I heard that! Which means that she heard it too!
Phoebe: Ooh! We have a problem.
Rachel: Oh! What are we gonna do?
(A strange woman sticks her head out from a third changing cubicle to the far right)
Stranger: Just be honest with her.
Rachel: Oh my God!
Stranger: And it is annoying when parents put their baby on the phone...
Rachel: (yelling at the stranger) Alright!
[Scene: Joey's apartment. Joey is sitting on his bed and the phone rings]
Joey: Hello?
Ross: Joey! Hey, I need to talk to Charlie. Is she there?
Joey: No. no... eh... she went shopping with Rachel. Why? What's up?
Ross: I'm meeting with professor Sherman about my being the keynote speaker...
Joey: Oh! How's it going?
Ross: It could be better! He, uhm... he fell asleep!
Joey: What!? But I already bought my ticket to Bermuda!
Ross: Barbados.
Joey: Fine, I'll rent a car and drive...! Ross, you have to get that job!
Ross: What am I supposed to do? He's out cold! In fact he was just talking in his sleep before and evidently he wants someone named Fran to spank him harder.
Joey: Well, just wake him up!
Ross: I can't! If he realizes that I'm the one that put him to sleep, I won't get the job!
Joey: Uh! That's a tough one. Oh! Wait a minute, this happened to me before! Yeah, I was auditioning for a play and the producer fell asleep and... (pause) no wait a minute... it was me who fell asleep... Yeah I mean hey, Shakespeare, how about a chase scene once in a while!?
[Scene: Chandler and Monica's apartement. Chandler and the guest are in the living room, Monica in the kitchen]
Monica: Hey guys! Dinner's ready!
Zack: Oh! I'm gonna go wash up first. (Chandler points him the bathroom) Thanks!
Chandler: So what do you think? I want that guys genes for my kid! Those eyes, those cheeckbones!
Monica: Ok, there's enthusiastic and there's just plain gay!!
Chandler: You don't like him.
Monica: I think he is fine! It's just that we don't know anything real about him... we should get more information.
Chandler: Alright! Just follow my lead!
(Zack comes out of the bathroom. They all sit down at the table.)
Zack: You guys have such a great place here.
Chandler: Oh! Thanks, I'm crazy about our place. Hey! speaking of crazy... do you have a history of mental illness in the family?
Zack: Uhm... no. Although I did have an uncle who voted for Dukakis.
Chandler: (very seriously) That's really not the kind of thing we are looking for Zack.
Zack: (looking very puzzled) Okaaay... so eh... so tell me, how did you guys meet.
Monica: Oh, friends first, drunk in London, you know the story. I've got a better question for you: Do you or any of your blood relatives have diabetes?
Zack: (after a pause, very confused) No...
Monica: Eh... Heart Disease, Alzheimers, gout?

Monica: We're just making conversation. (Chandler makes an agreeing-sound)
Zack: Ok. I heard a joke today. It's pretty funny...
Chandler: You know what's not funny? Male Pattern Baldness (Monica stretches her neck to look behind Zack's head and then gives Chandler an "ok" sign)
Zack: Ok listen, you guys have shown a lot of interest in me tonight and I'm flattered and... and quite frankly a little frightened. Can we just talk about something else?
Monica & Chandler: Sure! Alright...
Zack: Ravioli's delicious!
Chandler: I noticed you were enjoying that Ravioli with a beautiful set of teeth. Did you have braces as a child?
Zack: No I didn't.
Monica: Yess!! (M & C high-five and Zack looks confused again)
Chandler: (Proceeding with his dinner) We're teeth people Zack!
[Scene: In the store. Rachel and Phoebe returning from the changing rooms]
Rachel: Alright! Let's just do it. Let's just go over there and see if she heard.
Phoebe: Good plan.
Rachel: Ok. (Phoebe starts to walk in the opposite direction though. Rachel sees and follows her) Wha...? where? Where are you going?
Phoebe: Oh! I'm sorry Rachel, I don't have time for your childish games, ok? I still have to go find something incredible to wear so I can beat Mike at "who's more over who"! (at which she walks away)
Rachel: (to Charlie) Hey, hi! Hey, where've you been?
Charlie: Oh! trying on clothes.
Rachel: (pretends to be stunned) Oh! Wi... in the dres... in the dressing room!? Well, that's so weird! Phoebe and I were just trying on clothes in the dressing room.
Charlie: (smiling) Rachel... I heard you guys whispering.
Rachel: Oh God. You did. You heard. Ok, listen, let me explain.
Charlie: No! There's nothing to explain. I heard you. Phoebe likes Joey.
Rachel: (after a pause) Yeah.
Charlie: It's just that... I don't understand it...
Rachel: Yeah! That's Phoebe. That's Phoebe. You know, she just wants them all! It's like she's a nympho!
Charlie: Wow!
Rachel: Yeah...
Charlie: You know, by the way. I heard you tell her not to do anything. Thanks for sticking up for me.
Rachel: (Looks ashamed) I try...
[Scene: Prof. Sherman's office. Sherman is still asleep on his chair, blocking the door.]
(Ross takes his suitcase and tries to get out but ends up falling on Prof. Sherman's laps, thereby waking him up)
Ross: (To the still half asleep Professor) Oh my God! You really want me to be the keynote speaker? Thank you! (hugs him whilst still on his lap)
Prof. Sherman: (confused) You're welcome. (Ross hugs him again)
[Scene: Central Perk. Joey is sitting on the sofa, eating a cookie.]
(Phoebe walks in wearing a fancy, revealing dress, and stands before Joey)
Joey: (impressed) Wow! You look... (drops the cookie)... stop-eating hot! Which is like the highest level of hotness!
Phoebe: Are you sure? Because I'm really dreading going to this party.
Joey: Then don't go!
Phoebe: Mike knows I'm coming, and if I don't show up he'll think it's because of him! And I don't want to lose face! That's a very serious thing in my culture.
Joey: Alright, then you go to that party and you pretend to be over Mike. And afterward you come to my place and I'll get you good and drunk!
Phoebe: You got it! Ok. But not on the wine that you made, ok, because I just don't want to go back to the Emergency Room.
(Joey gives Phoebe a thumbs up. Phoebe walks out)
[Scene: Outside Central Perk.]
Phoebe: David?
 Hi!

Phoebe: Yeah. What-what are you doing here?
David: Well, I'm back from Minsk... permanently.
Phoebe: What happened?
David: Well, remember how I was trying to achieve the positronic distillation of subatomic particles?
Phoebe: Yeah?
David: Well, after eight years of research I discovered that it can't be done.
Phoebe: Well, it's great that you're back! How are you?
David: Good, good, life is good...
Phoebe: Good!
David: Ah well, I-I'm seeing someone.
Phoebe: (disappointed) Oh, good for you.
David: She's also a scientist, so she's very smart and pretty and... well, it's actually because of you, really, that we're together, I mean, I saw what you had with that Mike guy, and I just said "Boy, I want that".
Phoebe: Mike and I broke up.
David: You're kidding me. Because I'm not seeing anybody, I've just totally made that up.
Phoebe: Really?
David: Yeah, I don't know why, I'm sorry, I guess I just didn't want to lose face.
Phoebe: I understand. Yeah. Ok so then ok, so we're both living in New York, not seeing anyone. That's so not like us!

Phoebe: I'd love to.
David: Great.

Phoebe: Oh, got it, stay upwind of me.
(Charlie and Rachel arrive. They see David and Phoebe leave)
Charlie: Hey, there's Phoebe! Is that Mike she's with?
Rachel: No, that's David.
Charlie: There's a third guy?
Rachel: (disapprovingly) Tip of the iceberg.
[Cut to Monica and Chandler's]
Zack: I'm gonna take off now.

Zack: No, no, I should get home, I'm kinda tired.
Chandler: Are you just tired now or are you always tired, 'cause that could be a sign of clinical depression.
Zack: No it's just tiring having to figure out the age at which all my grandparents died. I'll see you tomorrow.
Chandler: Ok.
(Zack leaves)
Chandler: I think we've found our sperm!
Monica: Does seem pretty perfect.
Chandler: Yeah, you think so, well? Should I ask him?
Monica: (pause) No.
Chandler: Why not, just because his great-grandmother was obese, our kids are gonna get that from you anyway!
Monica: No, that's not it. It's just that when we were asking him all those questions before, I just... I just realized I don't care if he's the most perfect guy in the world... he's not you.
Chandler: Yeah, he's better!
Monica: No, he's not. And if I can't get pregnant with you, then I don't want to get pregnant by... him or anyone else.
Chandler: Really? Are you sure?
Monica: Yeah, I'm sure.
Chandler: (sighs with relief) Thank God, because I don't wanna do this either. You know, I was just doing because I thought that was what you wanted to do.
Monica: That is so sweet. I love you. (they kiss)
Chandler: So you know this leaves us with...
Monica: Adoption.
Chandler: How do you feel about that?
Monica: I think I feel ok about it. Actually I think I feel really good about it.
Chandler: Me too. I wanna find a baby that needs a home and I wanna raise it with you. And I wanna mess it up in our own specific way.
Monica: So this is it, we're really gonna adopt?
Chandler: (smiling) Yeah.
Monica: (excitedly) Oh my God, we're gonna be parents!
Chandler: We are gonna be great parents.
Monica: And it could be soon.
Chandler: Wait, if we're lucky, and we're really really really quiet, we may be able to hear the sound of a condom breaking!
(they hug)
Closing credits
[Scene: Zack's office]
Chandler: Hey, Zack!
Zack: (hardly enthusiastic) Hey Chandler.
Chandler: Look, I just wanted to apologize for last night. I got the feeling we made you a little uncomfortable.
Zack: No you didn't.
Chandler: Really?
Zack: No you did.
Chandler: My wife and I have some boundary issues, you know, sometimes we ask inappropriate questions. We're working on it.
(Zack's pregnant secretary, Jeanette, walks in)
Jeanette: (to Zack) Here are the boards for Friday's pitch (hands him something).
Zack: Oh, thank you.
(Jeanette walks out)
Chandler: You wouldn't know if Jeanette's planning on keeping her baby, would ya?
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* @fn partialSum
*
* @headerfile <seqan/parallel.h>
*
* @brief Computes the partial sum of a sequence.
*
* @signature TValue partialSum(target, source[, parallelTag]);
*
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* <tt>source[1]</tt>, ..., <tt>source[i]</tt>.
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import easingProgress, { Easing } from 'easing-progress';
const myProgress1 = easingProgress(0.75, Easing.easeOutCubic);
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statsmodels.tsa.statespace.varmax.VARMAX¶
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class
statsmodels.tsa.statespace.varmax.
VARMAX
(endog, exog=None, order=(1, 0), trend='c', error_cov_type='unstructured', measurement_error=False, enforce_stationarity=True, enforce_invertibility=True, **kwargs)[source]¶ Vector Autoregressive Moving Average with eXogenous regressors model
Parameters: - endog (array_like) – The observed time-series process \(y\), , shaped nobs x k_endog.
- exog (array_like, optional) – Array of exogenous regressors, shaped nobs x k.
- order (iterable) – The (p,q) order of the model for the number of AR and MA parameters to use.
- trend ({'nc', 'c'}, optional) – Parameter controlling the deterministic trend polynomial. Can be specified as a string where ‘c’ indicates a constant intercept and ‘nc’ indicates no intercept term.
- error_cov_type ({'diagonal', 'unstructured'}, optional) – The structure of the covariance matrix of the error term, where “unstructured” puts no restrictions on the matrix and “diagonal” requires it to be a diagonal matrix (uncorrelated errors). Default is “unstructured”.
- measurement_error (boolean, optional) – Whether or not to assume the endogenous observations endog were measured with error. Default is False.
- enforce_stationarity (boolean, optional) – Whether or not to transform the AR parameters to enforce stationarity in the autoregressive component of the model. Default is True.
- enforce_invertibility (boolean, optional) – Whether or not to transform the MA parameters to enforce invertibility in the moving average component of the model. Default is True.
- kwargs – Keyword arguments may be used to provide default values for state space matrices or for Kalman filtering options. See Representation, and KalmanFilter for more details.
-
order
¶ iterable – The (p,q) order of the model for the number of AR and MA parameters to use.
-
trend
¶ {‘nc’, ‘c’}, optional – Parameter controlling the deterministic trend polynomial. Can be specified as a string where ‘c’ indicates a constant intercept and ‘nc’ indicates no intercept term.
-
error_cov_type
¶ {‘diagonal’, ‘unstructured’}, optional – The structure of the covariance matrix of the error term, where “unstructured” puts no restrictions on the matrix and “diagonal” requires it to be a diagonal matrix (uncorrelated errors). Default is “unstructured”.
-
measurement_error
¶ boolean, optional – Whether or not to assume the endogenous observations endog were measured with error. Default is False.
-
enforce_stationarity
¶ boolean, optional – Whether or not to transform the AR parameters to enforce stationarity in the autoregressive component of the model. Default is True.
-
enforce_invertibility
¶ boolean, optional – Whether or not to transform the MA parameters to enforce invertibility in the moving average component of the model. Default is True.
Notes
Generically, the VARMAX model is specified (see for example chapter 18 of [1]):
\[y_t = \nu + A_1 y_{t-1} + \dots + A_p y_{t-p} + B x_t + \epsilon_t + M_1 \epsilon_{t-1} + \dots M_q \epsilon_{t-q}\]where \(\epsilon_t \sim N(0, \Omega)\), and where \(y_t\) is a k_endog x 1 vector. Additionally, this model allows considering the case where the variables are measured with error.
Note that in the full VARMA(p,q) case there is a fundamental identification problem in that the coefficient matrices \(\{A_i, M_j\}\) are not generally unique, meaning that for a given time series process there may be multiple sets of matrices that equivalently represent it. See Chapter 12 of [1] for more informationl. Although this class can be used to estimate VARMA(p,q) models, a warning is issued to remind users that no steps have been taken to ensure identification in this case.
References
[1] (1, 2) Lütkepohl, Helmut. 2007. New Introduction to Multiple Time Series Analysis. Berlin: Springer. Methods
filter
(params[, transformed, complex_step, …])Kalman filtering fit
([start_params, transformed, cov_type, …])Fits the model by maximum likelihood via Kalman filter. from_formula
(formula, data[, subset])Not implemented for state space models hessian
(params, *args, **kwargs)Hessian matrix of the likelihood function, evaluated at the given parameters impulse_responses
(params[, steps, impulse, …])Impulse response function information
(params)Fisher information matrix of model initialize
()Initialize (possibly re-initialize) a Model instance. initialize_approximate_diffuse
([variance])initialize_known
(initial_state, …)initialize_statespace
(**kwargs)Initialize the state space representation initialize_stationary
()loglike
(params, *args, **kwargs)Loglikelihood evaluation loglikeobs
(params[, transformed, complex_step])Loglikelihood evaluation observed_information_matrix
(params[, …])Observed information matrix opg_information_matrix
(params[, …])Outer product of gradients information matrix predict
(params[, exog])After a model has been fit predict returns the fitted values. prepare_data
()Prepare data for use in the state space representation score
(params, *args, **kwargs)Compute the score function at params. score_obs
(params[, method, transformed, …])Compute the score per observation, evaluated at params set_conserve_memory
([conserve_memory])Set the memory conservation method set_filter_method
([filter_method])Set the filtering method set_inversion_method
([inversion_method])Set the inversion method set_smoother_output
([smoother_output])Set the smoother output set_stability_method
([stability_method])Set the numerical stability method simulate
(params, nsimulations[, …])Simulate a new time series following the state space model simulation_smoother
([simulation_output])Retrieve a simulation smoother for the state space model. smooth
(params[, transformed, complex_step, …])Kalman smoothing transform_jacobian
(unconstrained[, …])Jacobian matrix for the parameter transformation function transform_params
(unconstrained)Transform unconstrained parameters used by the optimizer to constrained parameters used in likelihood evaluation untransform_params
(constrained)Transform constrained parameters used in likelihood evaluation to unconstrained parameters used by the optimizer. update
(params, **kwargs)Update the parameters of the model Attributes
endog_names
Names of endogenous variables exog_names
initial_variance
initialization
loglikelihood_burn
param_names
(list of str) List of human readable parameter names (for parameters actually included in the model). start_params
(array) Starting parameters for maximum likelihood estimation. tolerance


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Harmony can heal the world. The vibration of gratitude, peace, love, joy, success, ecstasy lives within us all. “Presence” aka Tarika Brandt is the founder of Sacred Singing and facilitates community sing-alongs described by many participants as: a ‘mystical experience’, ‘a musical mediation’, as ‘magical’, ‘healing’, and ‘profound’.
Presence was introduced to devotional singing when she was 7 years old and became a “sanyasin”/devotee of Osho (then Baghwan Shree Rajneesh). Both of her parents holistically healed themselves of incurable diseases, for which each was given 6 months to live. Presence has been on a mission to activate the “physician/healer/guide within” ever since not only for her healing arts, counseling & coaching clients but for our world. Utilizing various modalities, Presence has been featured in numerous articles, books, and documentaries.
A recognized face in the theatre, television and film world (including a best actress award), Presence has used her soul calling to expand the industry co-creating a spiritual cinema group which garnered an Oscar Award. Presence pioneered the Agape Ministry (a non-denominational church in Los Angeles) as one of the first twelve members, as well as being a founding member of various other groups and organizations, helping to build communities around them; many of which flourished soon afterwards. Her love of humanity stretches from birth to death as she volunteers as a certified hospice caregiver and death doula, including her Sacred Singing celestial choir which sings at bedside, for those nearing and entering into their last breaths of life. As each life sings its final note, she is there to hear it, and to insure it’s light resonates for all time and space, and continues to inform us all of the preciousness and sacredness of our existence.
After Presence experienced an intense and powerful “Kundalini Rising/Awakening which opened her to the heavens, to other worlds and realms “beyond”, resulting in numerous premonitions and visions for ushering our world into it’s highest evolution.
Presence is also a meditation teacher, filmmaker, voice-over artist, & holds certifications in a wide array of modalities.
Sacred Singing is where Presence found she could bring all of her natural talents and learned skills and interests together. Presence had a healing practice for years and numerous clients that credited the work they did with Presence saving their lives. Her mission is to lovingly, gently and joyfully through the healing power of music and the human voice, inviting people into their hearts to connect with the center of their being utilizing their breath, voice and intentions.
Sacred Singing is an opportunity for participants to plug into higher vibrations slowly and gradually, through musical meditation. The experience is largely participatory, so the “at-tuning in” experience can be graceful and gentle while still incredibly powerful.


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NAME
trial - run unit tests
SYNOPSIS
trial [ options ] [ file | package | module | TestCase | testmethod ] ...
trial --help | -h
DESCRIPTION
trial loads and executes a suite of unit tests, obtained from modules, packages and files listed on the command line.
trial will take either filenames or fully qualified Python names as arguments. Thus `trial myproject/foo.py', `trial myproject.foo' and `trial myproject.foo.SomeTestCase.test_method' are all valid ways to invoke trial.
After running the given test suite, the default test reporter prints a summary
of the test run. This consists of the word PASSED
(if all tests ran as
expected) or FAILED
(if any test behaved unexpectedly) followed by a count of
the different kinds of test results encountered. The possible kinds of test
results includes:
- successes
- Tests that passed all their assertions and completed without error.
These are marked
PASSED
in the normal test output. - failures
- Tests that failed an assertion, called self.fail() or explicitly raised
self.failureException for some reason. These are marked
FAILED
in the normal test output. - errors
- Tests that raised an unexpected exception (including AssertionError),
tests that caused the tearDown() method to raise an exception, tests
that run for longer than the timeout interval, tests that caused
something to call twisted.python.log.err() without subsequently calling
self.flushLoggedErrors(), tests that leave the reactor in an unclean
state, etc. These are marked
ERROR
in the normal test output. Note that because errors can be caused after the actual test method returns, it is possible for a single test to be reported as both an error and a failure, and hence the total number of test results can be greater than the total number of tests executed. - skips
- Tests that were skipped, usually because of missing dependencies. These
are marked
SKIPPED
in the normal test output. - expectedFailures
- Tests that failed, but were expected to fail, usually because the test
is for a feature that hasn't been implemented yet. These are marked
TODO
in the normal test output. - unexpectedSuccesses
- Tests that should have been listed under expectedFailures, except that
for some reason the test succeeded. These are marked
SUCCESS!?!
in the normal test output.
OPTIONS
- -b, --debug
- Run the tests in the Python debugger. Also does post-mortem debugging on exceptions. Will load `.pdbrc' from current directory if it exists.
- -B, --debug-stacktraces
- Report Deferred creation and callback stack traces
- --coverage
- Generate coverage information in the `coverage' subdirectory of the trial temp directory (`_trial_temp' by default). For each Python module touched by the execution of the given tests, a file will be created in the coverage directory named for the module's fully-qualified name with the suffix `.cover'. For example, because the trial test runner is written in Python, the coverage directory will almost always contain a file named `twisted.trial.runner.cover'. Each `.cover' file contains a copy of the Python source of the module in question, with a prefix at the beginning of each line containing coverage information. For lines that are not executable (blank lines, comments, etc.) the prefix is blank. For executable lines that were run in the course of the test suite, the prefix is a number indicating the number of times that line was executed. The string `>>>>>>' prefixes executable lines that were not executed in the course of the test suite. Note that this functionality uses Python's sys.settrace() function, so tests that call sys.settrace() themselves are likely to break trial's coverage functionality.
- --disablegc
- Disable the garbage collector for the duration of the test run. As each test is run, trial saves the TestResult objects, which means that Python's garbage collector has more non-garbage objects to wade through, making each garbage-collection run slightly slower. Disabling garbage collection entirely will make some test suites complete faster (contrast --force-gc, below), at the cost of increasing (possibly greatly) memory consumption. This option also makes tests slightly more deterministic, which might help debugging in extreme circumstances.
- -e, --rterrors
- Print tracebacks to standard output as soon as they occur
- --force-gc
- Run gc.collect() before and after each test case. This can be used to isolate errors that occur when objects get collected. This option would be the default, except it makes tests run about ten times slower.
- -h, --help
- Print a usage message to standard output, then exit.
- --help-reporters
- Print a list of valid reporters to standard output, then exit. Reporters can be selected with the --reporter option described below.
- --help-reactors
- Print a list of possible reactors to standard output, then exit. Not all listed reactors are available on every platform. Reactors can be selected with the --reactor option described below.
- -l, --logfile logfile
- Direct the log to a different file. The default file is `test.log'. logfile is relative to _trial_temp.
- -n, --dry-run
- Go through all the tests and make them pass without running.
- -N, --no-recurse
- By default, trial recurses through packages to find every module inside every subpackage. Unless, that is, you specify this option.
- --nopm
- Don't automatically jump into debugger for post-mortem analysis of exceptions. Only usable in conjunction with --debug.
- --profile
- Run tests under the Python profiler.
- -r, --reactor reactor
- Choose which reactor to use. See --help-reactors for a list.
- --recursionlimit
- Set Python's recursion limit. See sys.setrecursionlimit()
- --reporter
- Select the reporter to use for trial's output. Use the --help-reporters option to see a list of valid reporters.
- --spew
- Print an insanely verbose log of everything that happens. Useful when debugging freezes or locks in complex code.
- --tbformat format
- Format to display tracebacks with. Acceptable values are `default', `brief' and `verbose'. `brief' produces tracebacks that play nicely with Emacs' GUD.
- --temp-directory directory
- WARNING: Do not use this options unless you know what you are doing. By default, trial creates a directory called _trial_temp under the current working directory. When trial runs, it first deletes this directory, then creates it, then changes into the directory to run the tests. The log file and any coverage files are stored here. Use this option if you wish to have trial run in a directory other than _trial_temp. Be warned, trial will delete the directory before re-creating it.
- --testmodule filename
- Ask trial to look into filename and run any tests specified using the Emacs-style buffer variable `test-case-name'.
- --unclean-warnings
- As of Twisted 8.0, trial will report an error if the reactor is left unclean at the end of the test. This option is provided to assist in migrating from Twisted 2.5 to Twisted 8.0 and later. Enabling this option will turn the errors into warnings.
- -u, --until-failure
- Keep looping the tests until one of them raises an error or a failure. This is particularly useful for reproducing intermittent failures.
- --version
- Prints the Twisted version number and exit.
- --without-module modulenames
- Simulate the lack of the specified comma-separated list of modules. This makes it look like the modules are not present in the system, causing tests to check the behavior for that configuration.
- -z, --random [seed]
- Run the tests in random order using the specified seed.
SEE ALSO
The latest version of the trial documentation can be found at http://twistedmatrix.com/documents/current/core/howto/testing.html
AUTHOR
Written by Jonathan M. Lange
REPORTING BUGS
To report a bug, visit http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/newticket
COPYRIGHT
Copyright © 2003-2011 Twisted Matrix Laboratories This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.


In Storm, the
Store.find
method runs a query and returns matching objects. Finding all
accounts in the database, the equivalent of SELECT * FROM account
,
is simple:
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Clauses to limit the scope of the query can be passed to find.
Finding all accounts owned by Vince Offer, the equivalent of SELECT *
FROM account WHERE owner = ‘Vince Offer'
, is also simple:
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Another way to achieve the same thing is to take the result from the first find operation and refine it:
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Storm doesn’t run a query until you do something with the result, so
the impact on the database is exactly the same as in the previous
example. This is the simplest form of what
Jonathan and I have been calling the
collection pattern. The basic idea is that you start with a
collection of all objects, and then refine it, until you have the
collection you want. This pattern is possible using pure Storm, as
shown above, but we’ve found it useful to implement objects that hide
this logic and provide a more user friendly API. For example, an
AccountCollection
would provide filtering logic as named methods:
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Each filtering method, such as owned_by
and has_unpaid_invoices
returns a new AccountCollection
instance. This isn’t strictly
necessary but creating a new instance is both easier to understand and
implement. Finding all accounts owned by Vince Offer
that have unpaid
invoices is quite easy:
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This pattern provides several benefits:
It names filtering options which makes them easy to understand and use.
Query building logic is in one place which eliminates duplication.
All the criteria used to build a query are available when the query is generated, which makes it possible to generate optimized queries. All users of the collection benefit from optimizations.
It creates a clean separation between finding data and using it. This helps keep application logic more focused, because it isn’t intermingled with the particulars of generating queries.
We’ve used this pattern to good effect in both Landscape and Launchpad. In a future post I’ll talk about some different strategies we’ve used to implement the pattern.


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workbox-strategies. CacheOnly
An implementation of a cache-only request strategy.
This class is useful if you want to take advantage of any Workbox plugins.
If there is no cache match, this will throw a WorkboxError
exception.
Constructor
CacheOnly
new CacheOnly()
Properties
cacheName
unknown
Cache name to store and retrieve requests. Defaults to the cache names provided by workbox-core.
- Inherited from
- module:workbox-strategies.Strategy#cacheName
fetchOptions
unknown
Values passed along to the
init
of all fetch() requests made by this strategy.
- Inherited from
- module:workbox-strategies.Strategy#fetchOptions
matchOptions
unknown
The
CacheQueryOptions
for any cache.match()
or cache.put()
calls made by this strategy.
- Inherited from
- module:workbox-strategies.Strategy#matchOptions
plugins
unknown
The list Plugins used by this strategy.
- Inherited from
- module:workbox-strategies.Strategy#plugins
Methods
handle
handle(options)
Perform a request strategy and returns a Promise
that will resolve with
a Response
, invoking all relevant plugin callbacks.
When a strategy instance is registered with a Workbox route, this method is automatically called when the route matches.
Alternatively, this method can be used in a standalone FetchEvent
listener by passing it to event.respondWith()
.
Parameter |
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options |
A Values in
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- Inherited from
- module:workbox-strategies.Strategy#handle
handleAll
handleAll(options) returns Array of Promise
Similar to handle()
, but
instead of just returning a Promise
that resolves to a Response
it
it will return an tuple of [response, done] promises, where the former
(response
) is equivalent to what handle()
returns, and the latter is a
Promise that will resolve once any promises that were added to
event.waitUntil()
as part of performing the strategy have completed.
You can await the done
promise to ensure any extra work performed by
the strategy (usually caching responses) completes successfully.
Parameter |
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|
options |
A Values in
|
- Inherited from
- module:workbox-strategies.Strategy#handleAll
- Returns
-
A tuple of [response, done] promises that can be used to determine when the response resolves as well as when the handler has completed all its work.


---
layout: post
title: Slides to my Quo Vadis presentation
date: '2008-05-13T17:37:00.002+01:00'
author: Andre Weissflog
tags:
- Nebula
modified_time: '2008-05-13T17:40:48.384+01:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2948438400037317662.post-5722593440160451564
blogger_orig_url: http://flohofwoe.blogspot.com/2008/05/slides-to-my-quo-vadis-presentation.html
---
Here are the slides to the presentation I gave at the Quo Vadis developer conference last week in Berlin. It's all in German, but it has some pretty pictures in it ;) Unfortunately the Save-As-PDF feature in Powerpoint doesn't embed the video files (only pictures of them), so I packed everything into a zip archive.
Here's the link.


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--- title: Force.com Developer tip- Writing faster JavaScript / CSS tags: force.com, productivity, javascript, visualforce meta: force.com productivity fast javascript CSS visualforce sfdc abstract: If you are a Force.com developer who has to write Visualforce pages and some bit of javascript, you surely would get frustrated with the slow "file-save" timings that you find with Force.com Eclipse IDE. Further if you use compressed static resources to host all your static js/css files, it gets more painful to edit such static resources. In this post, I will show you a technique that I use to be more productive while writing javascript with Visualforce/APEX on Force.com platform. date: 2013-01-31 ---
If you are a Force.com developer who has to write Visualforce pages and some bit of JavaScript, you surely would get frustrated with the slow "file-save" timings that you find with Force.com Eclipse IDE. While it is powerful, it also gets slow and irritating - especially when its not even compiling anything on the JavaScript resource. And to fix a missed "comma" and it can take 10 to 30 seconds to save it
Additionally, like me, you may not like writing javascript in Force.com IDE at all - it may not be the best JS editor - or for some other reason.
Also if you have quite a few javascript or css files, its better to use compressed resources. But one of the reasons people don’t create a compressed static resource in Force.com is that it’s a bit of a pain in the neck to edit their contents. One way out is to use the ZipEditor plugin but this tends to the save-stuff even slower. And if you have a compressed resource for styles & heavy images - it gets way too slow to save a single CSS file.
Since its a pain to edit the static resources, many developers start writing code JS and CSS in Visualforce pages... And end up with mixed up JS CSS VF code all in one Visualforce... something like below which is separated at a later point of time and requires extra time and effort.
<apex:page > <style> .formCheckbox{ vertical-align:bottom; } .tableCellSpace { padding-bottom:10px; } </style> <script> function foo() { var label = '{!$Label.SomeLabel}' /* And some code like (Indented with new lines only to fit correctly) */ document .getElementById('{!$Component.someApexForm.someApexElementID}') .value = 'something'; /* And sometimes people write horrible hard-to-separate code . -- this I consider as bad abuse of template language... */ var i=0; var arr = new Array(); <apex:repeat value="{!list}" var="listItem" > arr[i] = new Array(2); arr[i++][0]='{!listItem}'; </apex:repeat> } </script> ....... </apex:page >
It is good to keep JS and CSS stuff separated right from the beginning to avoid such cases.
One of the productive technique that works best for me, even when working with large javascript code bases, is to use a local server to host the JS file. i.e using "http://localhost:NNNN/...".
I did not try "file://" since that has too many restrictions and removing those restrictions can particularly make my general browsing unsafe.
This local server may be anything - Tomcat/IIS/etc.. Or it could be Google App Engine SDK that is simpler to install runs a localserver for you Or a CherryPy server that I use.
<script src="{!$Resource.foo}" type="text/javascript"></script> <!-- It will be {!$Resource.foo}/sample.js - in case of compressed resources -->So now instead of accessing your JS file from Force.com (shown above), you can access it from the local machine - shown below
<script src="http://localhost:8080/static/sample.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
And you cannot completely do away with script stuff on the Visualforce tab - but can minimize it to accessing server side resources.
<script> var labels = { MyLabel: {!$Label.Mylabel} } /* Usage in js file -- labels.MyLabel */ </script>
Now you can use any editor like Notepad++ or TextMate, save the JS file instantaneously locally and refresh the page.
If you use Google Chrome , you will get the "content blocked" error.
To deal with this, you will need to start Chrome with "--allow-running-insecure-content" flag. This is required because your page URL would be secure "https://..." while the local server uses "http://". This flag is not required if you are using Firefox (tested on v18). You can simply create a batch file for launching Chrome when developing:
# chrome_insecure.bat c:\path-to-chrome-exe>>\chrome.exe --allow-running-insecure-content
Now Chrome will display a warning in console and continue
If you intend to use CherryPy server, the code for the applicaiton hosting these static files is simple
You can download the python code here
# jsLoader.py -- Simple CherryPy server that serves static content # http://localhost:8080/static/ # Port may change and will be shown in command window #!/usr/bin/python import cherrypy import os class HelloWorld(object): @cherrypy.expose def index(self, **params): return "Hello World!" config = {'/static': {'tools.staticdir.on': True, 'tools.staticdir.dir': os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))+'/static', } } cherrypy.quickstart(HelloWorld(), '/', config=config)
If you want to use Google App Engine SDK, simply create a new application and add static_dir handlers to app.yaml, shown below. For more information visit Getting Started for App Engine
..... handlers: - url: /favicon\.ico static_files: favicon.ico upload: favicon\.ico - url: /static static_dir: static - url: .* script: main.app .....
Hope this post was helpful - If you like it please share/like/comment on this.


The Animation object is used for specifying lower-level animation properties and more low-level control of events during an animation. The Animation is created by the method Titanium.UI.createAnimation.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| addEventListener.html | add an event listener for the instance to receive view triggered events |
| fireEvent.html | fire a synthesized event to the views listener |
| removeEventListener.html | remove a previously added event listener |
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| autoreverse | boolean | the property specifies if the animation should be replayed in reverse upon completion |
| backgroundColor | string | value of the backgroundColor property to change during animation |
| bottom | float | value of the bottom property to change during animation |
| center | object | value of the center property to change during animation |
| color | string | value of the color property to change during animation |
| curve | int | the curve of the animation |
| delay | float | the duration of time in milliseconds before starting the animation |
| duration | float | the duration of time in milliseconds to perform the animation |
| height | float | value of the height property to change during animation |
| left | float | value of the left property to change during animation |
| opacity | float | value of the opacity property to change during animation |
| opaque | boolean | value of the opaque property to change during animation |
| repeat | int | the number of times the animation should be performed |
| right | float | value of the right property to change during animation |
| top | float | value of the top property to change during animation |
| transform | object | value of the transform property to change during animation |
| transition | int | during a transition animation, this is the constant to the type of transition to use |
| visible | boolean | value of the visible property to change during animation |
| width | float | value of the width property to change during animation |
| zIndex | int | value of the zIndex property to change during animation |
| Name | Description | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| complete |
fired when the animation completes
Event properties
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| start |
fired when the animation starts
Event properties
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Create a simple animation and apply it to the view. In this example, the view will animate from red to black to orange over 2 seconds.
var view = Titanium.UI.createView({
backgroundColor:'red'
});
var animation = Titanium.UI.createAnimation();
animation.backgroundColor = 'black';
animation.duration = 1000;
animation.addEventListener('complete',function()
{
animation.removeEventListener('complete',this);
animation.backgroundColor = 'orange';
view.animate(animation);
});
view.animate(animation);


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My BBLog Addon Version is: 1.02
After we installed BBlog, we have noticed some weird issues with creating party and joining to same party with friends, sometimes its just buggy and hard. Maybe it says you are already in a party, or only a party leader can invite (even though you are the leader) etc. Also inviting friends to a server sometimes just doesn't show up to the friend you are inviting. Can these problems be related to the BBlog extension?
BrainFooLong
Administrator
No, BBLog do not affect any parts that you described.
Mostly everybody have huge problems with party and feature depending on this.
Also some of my friends (which not installed bblog because they use IE) have the same problems as you describe.
So, i could definetly say - This bugs not from BBLog.
Greetz


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DEEP IMPACT
Release Date: May 8, 1998 Starring: Morgan Freeman, Robert Duvall, Tea Leoni, Elijah Wood, Vanessa Redgrave, James Cromwell, Mary McCormack Directed by: Mimi Leder Distributed by: Paramount Pictures MPAA Rating: PG-13 (intense disaster-related elements, brief language) URL: http://www.execpc.com/~kinnopio/reviews/1998/deep.htm
In 1997, it was impossible to mention the movie DANTE'S PEAK without talking about VOLCANO shortly thereafter. The case might be much the same for 1998, when movie going audiences will be subjected to the "twin-vision" releases of DEEP IMPACT and later this year's ARMAGEDDON. >From the release of the previews, it was obvious that the filmmakers involved were sending their asteroid-threatens-Earth tales in different directions. DEEP IMPACT, by far the more character-oriented tale of the two, loses a lot of the momentum it might've had by struggling through a muddled storyline; if anything, this cost it any chance it had to outdo ARMAGEDDON.
Usually, for disaster event movies, the plot begins a reasonable amount of time prior to the cork-popping (whether that's a volcano exploding or aliens attacking a la INDEPENDENCE DAY). Here, however, storytellers Michael Tolkin and Bruce Joel Rubin begin the movie a great deal of time - almost a year, in terms of the movie's scope - before the event and lead up to the two most exciting parts in the movie with convoluted storylines. This lack of plot sense does not inspire confidence, and soon the viewers are left to do nothing but anticipate the moment of impact (which, thankfully, does arrive).
DEEP IMPACT is really three stories in one, all of them mostly independent but all of them connected by the common threat of the asteroid's imminent collision with Earth. The first is of Leo Biederman (Elijah Wood), a kid astronomer who first notes the asteroid almost a year prior to its collision with Earth; the second is of Jenny Lerner (Tea Leoni), an ambitious reporter for MSNBC who discovers the government's contingency plans a few weeks before they become public knowledge; and the third is of Spurgeon Tanner (Robert Duvall), a seasoned veteran of an astronaut who must lead a team to land on the asteroid's surface and blow the rock apart with two nuclear bombs.
The movie, for all its intricacy, would've made a better book than a movie. Because there are three main plots, and several other minor ones that give relationship, the movie ends up being much less solid then hoped for. Directed by Mimi Leder, it has the same helter-skelter feel of her last action thriller, THE PEACEMAKER. Here, however, her pacing is worse: the plot lends itself to two incredible scenes of exciting visuals strung together by lulled plot points for an even 120 minutes. For all its worth as an "event" movie, DEEP IMPACT may be wide of the mark, and in two months' time, we'll hope for ARMAGEDDON to fill the void.
FINAL AWARD FOR "DEEP IMPACT": 2.5 stars - an enjoyable movie.
-- Craig Roush<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-- Kinnopio's Movie Reviews http://www.execpc.com/~kinnopio
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This tutorial will teach you how to access the DOM from JavaScript. Basic knowledge of JavaScript and HTML is assumed. There are five short lessons, followed by one exercise.
It is highly recommended that you open your browser's JavaScript console now. When stuff doesn't work, there's usually an error printed in the console. The console is your friend.
Finding a node on a page is the most fundamental task when working
with the DOM from JavaScript. The most useful function is
document.getElementById('elementId')
[?].
This function takes a string and returns the DOM element with that ID.
Here is an image of a star:
This is the DOM tree for the above image:

Write some JavaScript code below that finds the above image element using
getElementById
, then sets the element's
src
[?]
property so that the star becomes on. There is a 'star_on.gif' image on this server.
Sometimes the node you want to manipulate does not have an ID.
This is particularly true of text nodes, which can't have IDs.
But there may still be ways to find a node that doesn't have an ID. Each node has a
childNodes
[?]
property that contains an ordered array of all its children. One can index into this array.
Here is a span containing three stars:
This is the DOM tree for the above span:
 ┣  ┣  ┗
Write some JavaScript code below that finds the above span element using
getElementById
, finds the middle star using childNodes
,
then sets the element's src
property so that the star becomes 'on'.
The other two stars should be 'off'.
Remember that arrays in JavaScript start with index 0.
There's a shortcut for finding the first and last child nodes,
firstChild
[?] and
lastChild
[?].
Here is a phrase with a star: Twinkle twinkle little star.
This is the DOM tree for the above span:
 ┣ Twinkle twinkle little ┗  ┣  ┗ star
Write some JavaScript code below that finds the above span element using
getElementById
, finds the star using firstChild
and/or lastChild
,
then sets the element's src
property so that the star becomes 'on'.
Nodes also have
previousSibling
[?] and
nextSibling
[?]
properties that allow one to slide sideways on the DOM tree.
Here is another span containing three stars:
This is the DOM tree for the above span:
 ┣  ┣  ┗
Write some JavaScript code below that finds the last star, then walks back to turn the first star 'on'. The other two stars should be 'off'.
The last DOM-walking property is
parentNode
[?].
As might be expected, this returns the node that encloses the current node.
Here is a more complex snippet: Twinkle twinkle little
This is the DOM tree for the above span:
 ┣  ┃ ┗  ┃ ┗ Twinkle ┃  ┃  ┗  ┣ twinkle little ┗
Write some JavaScript code below that starts with the small
tag,
then walks to the star and turns it 'on'.
Bonus: Not counting getElementById
and src
, can you do it in only three steps?
One final detail is that the firstChild
,
lastChild
, previousSibling
,
nextSibling
, and parentNode
properties return null if there is no such child, sibling or parent node.
Likewise, the childNodes
array is of length zero if there are no
child nodes.
You now know the API for navigating your way around any DOM tree.
For this exercise, put all these pieces together to write a function called
nextNode
that can be used to walk through all the nodes of a DOM tree.
The function should take a node as an argument, and return the next node in
the tree. For example, the following loop would visit every node once, and
only once:
var node = document.body; do { node = nextNode(node); } while (node != null)
This is not an easy exercise, it requires careful thought. Beware of infinite loops which may crash your browser.
Test your nextNode
function by repeatedly clicking the
"Execute single step" button. It will highlight each node in sequence,
starting with the title of this exercise. Elements (which correspond with HTML
tags) receive a green border, text nodes receive a green background.
Use the Intro to JavaScript forum to share your solution to this exercise and see other people's solutions.


public class Model
extends java.util.Observable
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.ArrayList<Model.UIObjects> |
itemList |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Model()
Constructor class
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addObject(Model.UIObjects newObj)
this class ads an object into the itemList
|
Model.UIObjects |
getObject(int x,
int y)
returns a single object in the list based on if the item is on the clicked area.
|
java.util.ArrayList<Model.UIObjects> |
getObjects() |
boolean |
giveCalculator(int ID,
int element)
unlike take we need to make give recursive.
|
void |
loadState()
loads a previously saved state.
|
int |
nextID() |
void |
saveState()
serializes the itemList into a file named layoutData
|
void |
takeCalculator(int ID)
checks the availability of every spot update which seats can be taken again or
which seats are too close to another customer to be taken.
|
void |
updateAvailability(int ID)
based on the action it changes the occupancy status of the spot and then updates
the spots around it
|
void |
updateObject(double x,
double y,
double x2,
double y2,
int ID)
updates the state and location of an object
|
public void addObject(Model.UIObjects newObj)
newObj
- object to be added into the listpublic void updateObject(double x, double y, double x2, double y2, int ID)
x
- y
- x2
- y2
- ID
- public java.util.ArrayList<Model.UIObjects> getObjects()
public Model.UIObjects getObject(int x, int y)
x
- y
- public int nextID()
public void takeCalculator(int ID)
ID
- the id of the objectpublic boolean giveCalculator(int ID, int element)
ID
- element
- public void updateAvailability(int ID)
ID
- updates the availability of the spotpublic void saveState()
public void loadState()


I've been trying to solve Project Euler problem 123 - semiprimes
A composite is a number containing at least 2 prime factors. For example, 15 = 3 * 5; 9 = 3 * 3; 12 = 2 * 2 * 3.
There are 10 composites below 30 containing precisely 2, not necessarily distinct, prime factors: 4, 6, 9, 10, 14, 15, 21, 22, 25, 26.
How many composite integers, n < 10^8, have precisely 2, not necessarily distinct, prime factors? |
At first I tried to make a very efficient algorithm, but it gave wrong answer. So I made a brute force algorithm to generate answer for small values of n and then use them to cross check my efficient algorithm and find bugs. I was pretty sure my brute force algorithm would work for all n, but sadly it didn't.
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//Semiprimes
#include<iostream>
#include<fstream>
#include<algorithm>
#include<eku\math\sqrt_uint.h>
using std::cout;
using std::cin;
using std::endl;
void init_pbf(unsigned* pbf,unsigned size)
//fills pbf with primes from a file containing 10^8 primes
{
std::ifstream ifile("E:\\PND\\1e+8.pb32",std::ios::binary);
if(!ifile.is_open()){std::cout<<"Err";return;}
ifile.read((char*)pbf,size*sizeof(unsigned));
}
int main()
{
unsigned i,j,n,size,sqrt_n;
unsigned long long count,prod;
unsigned* pbf;
// unsigned* lb;
cout<<"Enter pbf size: ";
cin>>size;
//Enter 10^8
pbf=new unsigned[size];
init_pbf(pbf,size);
while(true)
{
cout<<"Enter n: ";
cin>>n;
sqrt_n=eku::sqrt_uint<unsigned>(n).first;
count=0;
/*for(i=0;pbf[i]<=sqrt_n;++i)
{
lb=std::upper_bound(pbf,pbf+size,n/pbf[i])-1;
count+=lb-pbf-i+1;
}*/
for(i=0;pbf[i]<=sqrt_n;++i)for(j=i;pbf[j]<=n;++j)
{
prod=pbf[i];
prod*=pbf[j];
if(prod>=n)break;
++count;
}
cout<<count<<endl;
}
return 0;
}
| |
Then I found this OEIS page:
http://oeis.org/A066265
This sadly revealed the answer, but I used the values to cross check my brute force approach. It works for n = 10, 100, 1000, 10^4, 10^5, 10^6, 10^7, but not for 10^8. The answer my program displays is one more than the correct answer. I have no idea why this is happening.
The file <eku\math\sqrt_uint.h> is my own and contains a function to calculate square root of an integer. The answer is rounded down if the parameter is not a perfect square.
The file containing the list of primes has never betrayed me in any Project Euler problem before, so there is very little chance that the file is wrong.


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Blossom
by srikanth Alrobalrob writes:
Hi guys Blossom character Sculpt based Loish artwork. I really liked the feel of it. Hope you guys like it.
Alrob.
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Below are some screenshots from my past and current projects. For more info on any of them, click the links attached or check out my blog.
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The ultimate PUBG companion! PUBGistics will analyse your previous games to statistically identify you at your best. This app will provide ingame loadout suggestions and track your performance in real time. You will also be provided with post fight stats so you can understand how much you contributed towards the fights, if you landed your headshots and if you died how close you were to killing your enemy!


Conway's Game of Life Version 2
How to play: define the number of steps and click on the cells that you want to live (you can click and hold too),
or click on theGenerate Random button to generate randomly the living cells, then on click Start
×
{{errors.message}}
×
{{gameStatus.message}}
Nº of steps:
Delay in milliseconds
(min is 100):
Nº of cells in columns
(x-axis, max is 50):
Nº of cells in rows
(y-axis, max is 50):
Generate Random
Remove All
Start
Stop


Eliud Kipchoge crowned Male Athlete of the Year
by Daily NationIn Summary
- The 400m hurdler Dalilah Muhammad from USA won the Female Athlete of the Year Award.
- She broke world record with 52.20 at the US Championships before improving her own world record to win the world 400m hurdles title in 52.16 in Doha. She went ahead to win the world 4x400m title with the USA team.
Olympic marathon champion and World Marathon record holder Eliud Kipchoge is the 2019 World Athletics Male Athlete of the year.
Kipchoge, 35, beat four other contestants to retain the award during the World Athletics gala in Monaco on Saturday night.
Kipchoge, who was not at the gala but accepted the accolade in a telecast interview, won the London Marathon in April in a course record of 2:02:37, before making history as the first man to run a marathon under two honours when he completed the Ïneos 1:59 Challenge in Vienna, Austria in 1:59:40.2 on October 12 this year.
Kipchoge beat World Cross Country and World 10,000m champion Joshua Cheptegei from Uganda, World 200m champion Noah Lyles (USA), World 400m hurdles champion Karsten Warholm (Norway) and World pole vault champion Sam Kendricks (USA).
“It was really a special moment for me becoming the first human being to run under two hours. I am happy to inspire a whole generation," said Kipchoge.
World 800m record holder David Rudisha was the first Kenyan to win the accolade in 2010.
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The 400m hurdler Dalilah Muhammad from USA won the Female Athlete of the Year Award pipping Kenya's Brigid Kosgei, Jamaican Shelly Ann Fraser and Sifa Hassan of the Netherlands.
She broke world record with 52.20 at the US Championships before improving her own world record to win the world 400m hurdles title in 52.16 in Doha. She went ahead to win the world 4x400m title with the USA team.
Kosgei won this year’s Chicago Marathon in a World Record time of 2:14:04 (mixed race) on October 13. Kosgei also won the London Marathon in 2:18:20.
Kosgei also ran a world-leading 1:05:28 for the half marathon at Bahrain Night Half Marathon, Manama on March 15 and 1:04:28 on a downhill course in South Shields Great North Run, South Shields, England on September 8.
Kenyan-based Colm O'Connell from Ireland, who coaches Rudisha, won the Coaching Achievement.
WINNERS
Male Athlete of the year
Eliud Kipchoge (Kenya)
Female Athlete of the Year
Dalilah Muhammad (USA)
President’s Award
The late Vikki Orvice (Journalist-Britain)
Fair Play Award
Braima Suncar Dabo (Guinea-Bissau)
Photographer of the Year
Felix Sanchez Arrazola (Spain)
Coaching Achievement
Colm O'Connell (Ireland/Kenya)
Woman of the Year
Derartu Tulu (Ethiopia)
Male Rising Star award
Selemon Barega (Ethiopia)
Female Rising Star Award


This analyzes the rolls of a 20-sided die in order to determine if it is fairly weighted.
Add new roll
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Add 100 random rolls
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eco
Stockr
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view_module
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attach_money
account_circle
Profile
home
stars
money
pie_chart
add
exit_to_app
Alphabet Inc.
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How to Use Classes
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In Ruby, classes are a way to group methods and variables into bundles in order to create objects that behave in similar ways. You can create objects that are 'instances' of classes, and those objects will start out with the behaviors that the class has been defined with.
Within a class, you can use 'instance variables' to enable individual objects to remember state. Instance variables are only visible within the object to which they belong, and start with an "@" symbol. They can be called by methods within the class, but not from outisde it.
'Instance Methods' are like 'instance variables' in that they only work on an instance of a class. You have to create a new object that is an instance of a class in order to call them on it.
Below is an example of the creation of a class "Elements." Any object instantiated as a member of the "Elements" class will come with the behaviors defined within the class. To create a new object, you will have to pass in an argument with the element's symbol. The method "initialize" turns this symbol into an instance variable that we can use throughout the class. In the method "name", we create a hash with the full name of the element, and return the full name when the instance variable "@element" is passed in. In the method "print", we output a sentence that gives the full name of the element.
Our "print" method accesses the instance variable "@element" to print it, and calls the method "name" on the object itself. The word "self" is self-referential, and simply refers to that particular instance of the class.
Using instance variables and instance methods within a class, we could define all sorts of behaviors for objects instantiated as Elements. We could return the atomic number, return the atomic mass, calculate the molar mass given the mass of the sample, and so on. Hopefully this example begins to demonstrate the usefulness of classes in Ruby.


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