Alhaji MND Jawula to chair new Premier League committee
The Ghana Football Association has named former GFA Chairman, Lepowura MND Jawula as the new Chairman of a new seven-member Premier League Management Committee.
The Vice Chairman of the Committee is Jesse Agyapong, a marketing consultant.
The GFA has discarded the system which all Premier League clubs were represented on the Premier League Management Committee (formerly called Premier League Board).
Under the new system, the Executive Council will nominate two representatives, who will be the Chairman and Vice Chairman respectively, and the eighteen Premier League clubs will nominate the remaining five members of the Premier League Management Committee.
Lepowura M.N.D. Jawula and Jesse Agyapong are the two representatives of the GFA named by the Executive Council and the remaining five representatives will be nominated by the Premier League Clubs.
The League Management Committee will serve a one-year term, and the GFA will engage Premier League Clubs towards an autonomous league.
credit: ghanafa.org


public static class AccordionView.Item
extends ViewGroup
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AccordionView.Item(AccordionView a) |
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void |
close() |
void |
close(boolean animate) |
AccordionView |
getAccordion() |
View |
getContentView() |
View |
getTitleView() |
boolean |
isFullyClosed() |
boolean |
isFullyOpen() |
boolean |
isPartiallyClosed() |
boolean |
isPartiallyOpen() |
void |
open() |
void |
open(boolean animate) |
void |
setContentView(View view) |
void |
setDegreeOpen(float o,
boolean animate) |
void |
setTitleView(View view) |
void |
setViews(View title,
View content) |
void |
toggle(boolean animate) |
public AccordionView.Item(AccordionView a)
public AccordionView getAccordion()
public void setViews(View title, View content)
public void setTitleView(View view)
public void setContentView(View view)
public View getTitleView()
public View getContentView()
public boolean isFullyOpen()
public boolean isFullyClosed()
public boolean isPartiallyOpen()
public boolean isPartiallyClosed()
public void setDegreeOpen(float o, boolean animate)
public void open(boolean animate)
public void open()
public void close(boolean animate)
public void close()
public void toggle(boolean animate)


About Swift¶
Swift is a fantastic way to write software, whether it’s for phones, desktops, servers, or anything else that runs code. It’s a safe, fast, and interactive programming language that combines the best in modern language thinking with wisdom from the wider Apple engineering culture and the diverse contributions from its open-source community. The compiler is optimized for performance and the language is optimized for development, without compromising on either.
Swift is friendly to new programmers. It’s an industrial-quality programming language that’s as expressive and enjoyable as a scripting language. Writing Swift code in a playground lets you experiment with code and see the results immediately, without the overhead of building and running an app.
Swift defines away large classes of common programming errors by adopting modern programming patterns:
- Variables are always initialized before use.
- Array indices are checked for out-of-bounds errors.
- Integers are checked for overflow.
- Optionals ensure that
nil
values are handled explicitly. - Memory is managed automatically.
- Error handling allows controlled recovery from unexpected failures.
Swift code is compiled and optimized to get the most out of modern hardware. The syntax and standard library have been designed based on the guiding principle that the obvious way to write your code should also perform the best. Its combination of safety and speed make Swift an excellent choice for everything from “Hello, world!” to an entire operating system.
Swift combines powerful type inference and pattern matching with a modern, lightweight syntax, allowing complex ideas to be expressed in a clear and concise manner. As a result, code is not just easier to write, but easier to read and maintain as well.
Swift has been years in the making, and it continues to evolve with new features and capabilities. Our goals for Swift are ambitious. We can’t wait to see what you create with it.


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If you are looking for a tool, then you have found the right tool to find tools! kdb find-tools
provides search and list functionality for tools.
Just enter kdb find-tools
to get a list of names, type and short description of all available tools.
If you are looking for something special, then there are two ways:
kdb find-tools --alltags
to get a list of all Tags in use. Then you can search with kdb -t [TAGS [TAGS ...]]
kdb find-tools -n NAME
to search for a script name.kdb find-tools -b BRIEF
to search for a short text.kdb find-tools -a AUTHOR
to search for an author.kdb find-tools -d DATE
to search for a creation date.kdb find-tools -e EXECUTE
to search for a type.All methods can be combined. For example if you search all bash scripts which do some configuration work. You can type kdb find-tools -t configuration -e bash
.
Meta Tags as comments in the beginning of a script are parsed. Mate Tags start with an @
, here is a list of all Meta Tags:
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| @author | Names and Emails (in <>) of the Authors as comma separated list |
| @brief | A Short Description (One Line!) |
| @tags | Comma Separated List of Tags |
| @date | Date when the script was created, use DD.MM.YYYY as format |
Do not mind the '\' at the beginning it is a doxygen escaping.
Beware, that these metatags should be applied at the beginning of the file (in the first 10 rows)!
The Metatag System of Epydoc is used (http://epydoc.sourceforge.net/manual-fields.html#module-metadata-variables) and extended with special tags.


2020 has been tough but I’d hope you’ve still got some moments filled with HAPPINESS this past
year.
However, we’ve barely wondered about the true causes of these happiness.
Luckily, Christmas is coming and Santa
is going to tell you WHY you feel HAPPY 😊
Here we introduce 7 common sources of happiness:
bonding 🤝, affection 🥰, achievement 🎉, nature 🌲, leisure 😎, exercise 🏋 and enjoy the moment 😮In the next section, you will get the chance to explore the sources of happiness for different sentences by yourself🎉
A happy moment:Click to highlight the critical words {{sentence}}Your current selected word is: |
Which source of happiness? {% for i in range(0,7) %}{% endfor %} |
Confirm your choice? |
Santa's Suggestion: Above is the visualization of Santa's reponse. Based on the sentence, Santa thought its happy source is {{explanation}}.
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Conclusion:Your selected words are . You think the source of happiness for this sentence is . |
Surprise! It's 🤖 acting as Santa.
To perform well on happiness source prediction, 🤖 learned by:
A random tweet:Click to highlight the critical words {{s_sentence}} |
Positive or negative sentiment? |
Confirm your choice? |
Model Output:Above is the visualization of the model's output. Based on the sentence, the model has categorized sentiment of the tweet as {{s_explanation}}. The ground truth category of the sentiment: {{s_true_label}}. |
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Conclusion:We hope a cheery Christmas holds lots of happiness for you! |


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RecipeEditActivity
RecipeListActivity
RecipeViewActivity
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--- title: Class RecordHandler description: RecordHandler navLabel: RecordHandler category: class body_class: dark ---
Returns an anonymous record. A anonymous record is effectively a wrapper that mimicks the API of a record, but allows for the underlying record to be swapped without losing subscriptions etc.
This is particularly useful when selecting from a number of similarly structured records. E.g. a list of users that can be choosen from a list
The only API differences to a normal record is an additional AnonymousRecord .setName(String)
method
Returns an existing List or creates a new one. A list is a specialised type of record that holds an array of recordNames.
name
- The name of the list to retrieveReturns an existing record or creates a new one. If creating a new one the record will not be in a ready state till it is loaded from the server.
name
- The name of the record to getAllows the user to query to see whether or not the record exists
If the record is created locally the listener will be called sync, else once the record is ready.
name
- The name of the record to checkAllows to listen for record subscriptions made by this or other clients. This is useful to create “active” data providers, e.g. providers that only provide data for a particular record if a user is actually interested in
it.
You can only listen to a pattern once, and if multiple listeners match the same pattern only a single one will be notified!
pattern
- The pattern to match all records your interested inlistenCallback
- The listen callback when a match has been found or removed.Retrieve the current record data without subscribing to changes
If the record does not exist an error will be thrown
name
- The name of the record which state to retrieveRemoves a listener that was previously registered with listenForSubscriptions
pattern
- The pattern to stop listening toWill be called by the client for incoming messages on the RECORD topic
A collection of factories for records. This class is exposed as client.record
deepstreamConfig
- The deepstreamConfig the client was created withconnection
- The connectionclient
- The deepstream clientThe following methods checks to prevent errors that occur when a record is discarded or deleted and recreated before the discard / delete ack message is received. A (presumably unsolvable) problem remains when a client deletes a record in the exact moment between another clients creation and read message for the same record


The Slick Akka Http Oauth2 shows one way to integrate scala-oauth2 with akka http.
This template is based on my other template slick-akka-http which supports the following features:
Utils: Typesafe config for property management and Typesafe Scala Logging (LazyLogging)
The project was thought to be used as a seed for creating akka-http projects with slick, so the implementation is minimal. The model is very simple, is a supplier with a name and description.
The rest api has a get and a post (json), a get for get all the suppliers, and a post to add suppliers. You should view this info in swagger with more detail.
For running the project go to section run, and run it.
For running the project in sbt:
$ sbt
> run
Models as case classes and slick 3 schemas extending from a BaseEntity and BaseTable
case class Supplier(name: String,desc: String) extends BaseEntity
class SuppliersTable(tag: Tag) extends BaseTable[Supplier](tag, "SUPPLIERS") {
def name = column[String]("userID")
def desc = column[String]("last_name")
def * = (id, name, desc) <> (Supplier.tupled, Supplier.unapply)
}
BaseEntity and BaseTable provide Id for the class and table.
The model definition is database independent. The database type is declared in application.conf, for each database. For instance, we use an h2 database in this example with the follow configuration:
h2db {
driver = "slick.driver.H2Driver$"
db {
url = "jdbc:h2:mem:test1"
driver = org.h2.Driver
keepAliveConnection = true
numThreads = 10
}
}
This seed uses cake pattern to add the possibility to use alternative implementations of some modules, for instance, in tests, the seed uses an alternative implementation for persistence.
The seed are organized in modules: ActorModule, ConfigurationModule and PersistenceModule. When we are implementing a class/actor that uses some of this dependencies, we just mix them with the modules, or put a parameter that receives the injected modules, for instance:
class RoutesActor(modules: Configuration with PersistenceModule)
This seed has a generic slick dal that can be used to implement a crud for an entity.
The generic DAL is used in suppliers DAL as example:
override val accountsDal = new BaseDalImpl[AccountsTable,Account](TableQuery[AccountsTable]) {}


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layout: post
title: 3/4
date: '2013-03-05T11:22:00.003-07:00'
author: Jacob .
tags:
modified_time: '2013-03-05T11:22:55.656-07:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6400085873105072120.post-488738892053812448
blogger_orig_url: http://www.svlark.com/2013/03/34.html
---
I gave notice at work today to start a new gig. The new job should be a little more travel-friendly so we'll see how that goes.
Len made great progress on the new mudroom bench.
Audrey did the first half of lesson 76
236.7


L’Autre
Information about character and creation for shadowrun SR5 campaign to be run at the Sentry Box.
Ork Technomancer
Fading: Resonance + Willpower
Sprites: Couier, Crack, Data, Fault, Machine
Information about character and creation for shadowrun SR5 campaign to be run at the Sentry Box.
Ork Technomancer
Fading: Resonance + Willpower
Sprites: Couier, Crack, Data, Fault, Machine


Words:
Just click here and hit "Copy to clipboard":
Because if you need a memorable password that's hard to crack, a series of 4 dictionary words is really good entropy. (If, on the other hand, you are just going to save it to a password manager and don't intend to remember it, standard password generators will get you a) more entropy per character and b) be more likely to pass through the "bad password" filter of sites with stupid requirements.)


MISSION OF AIM
Our mission at ASKA karate is to help each student reach his or her highest personal potential; and to provide them the lifelong professional, superior karate intructions. Our students have the opportunity to advance through various belt ranks in order to achieve the ultimate goal of Black Belt these advancement take place through goal setting one-on-one tutoring and involvement in tournaments both in and out of our class.
How Many Belts
This repeated dying process dictated the type of belt color and the order of the colors. The standard belt color system is white, yellow, gold, orange, green, blue, purple, brown, red and black.
How did karate begin?
The Common Beliefs of Where Karate Started. Very little is known of the exact origins of karate before it appeared in Okinawa, but one popular theory states that it came from India over a thousand years ago, brought to China by a Buddhist monk called Bodhidarma (“daruma” in Japanese).
Shotokan Karate
Here are some of our Shotokan Karate Pictures
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Information
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Battel
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Battel
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Rules and regulatios
Read and understand terms, condition carefully.
ASKA KARATE INFORMATION
ASKA Krate's info and gallery
ASKA KARATE INFORMATION
Karate is a Japanese martial art whose physical aspects seek the development of defensive and counterattacking body movements. The themes of traditional karate training are fighting and self-defense, though its mental and moral aspects target the overall improvement of the individual.
The word karate is a combination of two kanji (Chinese characters): kara, meaning empty, and te, meaning hand; thus, karate means "empty hand." Adding the suffix "-dō" (pronounced "daw"), meaning "the way/path," karate-dō, implies karate as a total way of life that goes well beyond the self-defense applications.
Shotokan Karate Information
Here are some Links for Shotokan Karate
Gallery
Check our gallery from the recent photos
Karate Belts
Belts Information
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Black Belt
In judo and some forms of karate, a sixth dan will wear a red and white belt. The red and white belt is often reserved only for ceremonial occasions, and a regular black belt is still worn during training. ... These other colors are often still referred to collectively as "black belts".
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Red Belt
In even though grandmasters and non–black belts (according to whatever system) may both wear a "red belt", the difference is obvious. In the Japanese martial art of Judo, at 6th degree the belt is replaced by an alternately red and white belt, and at 9th degree it is replaced by a solid red belt.
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Blue Belt
Originally, the white belt was simply dyed to a new color. This repeated dying process dictated the type of belt color and the order of the colors. The standard belt color system is white, yellow, gold, orange, green, blue, purple, brown, red and black.
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Green Belt
The standard belt color system is white, yellow, gold, orange, green, blue, purple, brown, red and black. Due to the dying process, it was only practical to increasingly use darker colors.
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Yellow Belt
The white belt was simply dyed to a new color. This repeated dying process dictated the type of belt color and the order of the colors. The standard belt color system is white, yellow, gold, orange, green, blue, purple, brown, red and black.
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White Belt
The white belt was simply dyed to a new color. This repeated dying process dictated the type of belt color and the order of the colors. The standard belt color system is white, yellow, gold, orange, green, blue, purple, brown, red and black.
AIM Shotokan Karate Association Of India
Directed by:
AMOL DEDE
PRAVIN DEDE
Contact Us
visit the below contact
Address
Shree Swami Samrth Nivas,Bhairav Nagar, Dhanori Road, Pune-411015.


Examples
1: Create a new profile -
here
2: Create a new profile with user_id<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-
here
3: Setting up a session cookie -
here
4: Setting up a session and appending to URL -
here


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Alexandria Skowronski
03.01.17
Ohio's coaching staff was drained.
No. 14 Ohio had just beaten No. 3 Georgetown 97-83 in the 2010 NCAA Tournament. It was one of the biggest upsets in tournament history.
The staff had spent all night studying Tennessee, Ohio's next opponent. The Bobcats had to play the Volunteers in two days. It was a whirlwind of a day for the team that shouldn't have even been there.
So when preparation was done, the coaching staff emerged from the meeting room groggy, sleep-deprived, and running on Cloud Nine. They emerged from the room at 5 a.m.
But before they could head to their respective rooms, the morning paper caught their eyes. It was the March 19, 2010 edition of USA Today.
The headline read, "Upsets rattle the brackets." It was a picture of Ohio forward DeVaughn Washington, arms at his side, yelling with passion over the previous night's upset.
"We’re walking out of the room, we look tired, we look down and we’re like ‘Oh man, this is real. This was a big moment,’ " current-assistant coach Aaron Fuss said.
And yet, for a team that accomplished such a historic upset, it might not have even happened if it wasn't for a shot that occurred just 22 days earlier.
Tommy Freeman's Ohio career was anything but average. He left as the program's leading 3-point shooter, having made 44.3 percent of his attempts. He even shot 47.7 from deep in that 2010 season. But unfortunately for Freeman, his team was a perfect personification of the word average.
The Bobcats entered the month of February at 11-10 and 2-5 in the Mid-American Conference. Hardly MAC Championship worthy, let alone NCAA Tournament worthy.
“We were really up and down with the young guys we had," Freeman said. "The strides we took to end up where we did, a lot of those MAC games were really trying, we lost a lot of close ones that year. Taking those MAC games as learning experiences, figuring out a way to win.”
Alex Goodlett
(From left to right) Tommy Freeman, DeVaughn Washington, John Groce, Asown Sayles and Adetunji Adedipe pose for a picture Mar. 1 in The Convo. Four seniors were honored before playing Akron in the season’s last home game. Ohio won 80-55.
Ohio's record wasn't much better at the end of the month, either. Heading into the week of Feb. 24, Ohio was just 15-13. But then, something clicked.
 "I just remember (coach) John (Groce) echoing those thoughts to our group, communicating that with them over and over."
It was Groce, amongst the others, who helped push Ohio on a run that would end up as just the 12th trip to the NCAA Tournament appearance.
But for now, Ohio had to beat its rival. It's biggest rival. And the stakes, at the time, were just as big as they always were.
“I’ve been here nine years now," Fuss said. "It doesn’t matter who the good teams are in the league, Miami could be the 12 seed or the one seed, that is a big game. That means a lot to our players, a lot to our fans, we were approaching that as the biggest game on our schedule.”
Ohio trailed by six at halftime, but rallied back to take the lead from Miami as the second half wore on. It was a classic rivalry between two classic teams.
“Very competitive game in a great atmosphere," Ohio play-by-play man Russ Eisenstein said. "Back and forth, it was what an Ohio-Miami game should be like and hopefully many, many more of them are going to be like that in the future again."
With just seconds remaining, Miami sunk a layup to what many thought would sink Ohio. The Bobcats trailed 68-67.
Maddie Meyer
Forward Tommy Freeman takes a shot during the game Feb. 9 against Toledo in The Convo. Ohio won 71-58.
“It was kind of a broken play, at seven seconds, your goal is to get a good shot," Fuss, the then-Director of Basketball Operations said. "It was a clean look at the rim, Arman actually got scored on right before that, he’s under the rim, he took it out of bounds. That put him out of the play, Tommy was the only guy up there and available.”
D.J. Cooper raced up the floor with time running down, but as he neared the left wing, four RedHawks converged on him. He passed to the only man open — Freeman.
Freeman took the pass on the right win, pump-faked, side-stepped left and with help from a screen from Kenneth van Kempen, fired up his shot.
"I do know ... maybe this is ridiculous, but there was no way he was going to miss that shot," Fuss said.
Fuss was right. With just over one second left, Freeman's shot hit the bottom of the net.
“I started running to the bench when the horn sounded," Freeman said. "Then I got lifted up and carried to the sideline, everybody is on the court and I’m coming out the backside. To be part of that historic rivalry that’s been taking place for so long, to be apart of that history, is something I hold close to me.”
It was Freeman's first and only buzzer beater of the sharpshooter's career.
“Tommy was a guy known for making the big shots," Holtmann said. "He had that clutch gene that you look for in guys, the moment wasn’t too big for him. We had a lot of shotmakers on that team, but he was prolific in his ability to make big shots."
The crowd rushed the floor to celebrate the win as Freeman walked back toward the bench.
“In a rivalry game against your arch nemesis, that’s one of the, if not the biggest shots I’ve ever taken and made," Freeman said. "It’ll be one I tell my kids and grandkids about, one that I can show them in years to come.”
Miami's coach at the time, the late Charlie Coles, was probably the most historic part of the rivalry. His red turtleneck became a staple around the MAC and through the rivalry.
Coles' postgame press conference that night still makes Freeman smile.
Feeman said he remembers Coles saying at the time, " 'I was telling them to find Freeman. Somehow they didn’t.' "
Freeman spent the next day reveling in his shot. The team was fully energized, but even with just one senior on the team, finally saw their youth growing.
"Going to class the next day, obviously it was in The Post, people were saying ‘Great shot last night!’" Freeman said. "It’s cool to be on SportsCenter whenever you can be, bring Ohio to the national stage."
His shot energized a rivalry and for one night, pushed Ohio to national prominence. Little did he know, there was more to come.
“It’s just one of those memories that I’ll always have, and will continue to make me smile for a long, long time," Freeman said."
Alex Goodlett
Former Ohio forward Tommy Freeman takes a shot over a Toledo defender in The Convo. Freeman signed with the Worcester Wolves after finishing his Ohio career.
Ohio's season wasn't over at that point, not by any stretch. No. 9 in the MAC Tournament, the Bobcats had to come from behind against Ball State on the road and win in overtime. Then Ohio reeled off three-straight wins in Cleveland, including once again over Miami, to win the MAC.
“We definitely used it as a momentum builder going to the MAC Tournament," Freeman said. He then paused and later continued, “Miami, when we saw them in Cleveland, had no chance after that."
Holtmann would end up at Gardner-Webb the next season and is currently the coach at Butler. Groce is currently the coach at Illinois. All of the assistants from that year's team are now in Power 5 conferences or coaches.
Freeman is now a graduate assistant for Ohio, on the bench in a suit and tie instead of a jersey and gym shorts. He can look up in the rafters and see "2010" hanging on the NCAA Tournament banner.
But the question remains: What if he missed?
"I just know the feeling and mood around our team, late, was really good," Holtmann said.
Frankly, it isn't that much of a discussion.
“Tommy will tell you no," Fuss said, laughing. "He will tell you the season would’ve been over, we couldn’t have done anything without him.  Do we end up getting the 10 seed? Go somewhere else?"
There might not have been a MAC title, or an upset of Georgetown and a USA Today cover if Freeman had missed that shot.
But he didn't.
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Varnish has a concept of "backend" or "origin" servers. A backend server is the server providing the content Varnish will accelerate.
Our first task is to tell Varnish where it can find its content. Start your favorite text editor and open the varnish default configuration file. If you installed from source this is /usr/local/etc/varnish/default.vcl, if you installed from a package it is probably /etc/varnish/default.vcl.
Somewhere in the top there will be a section that looks a bit like this.:
# backend default {
# .host = "<IP_ADDRESS>";
# .port = "8080";
# }
We comment in this bit of text and change the port setting from 8080 to 80, making the text look like.:
backend default {
.host = "<IP_ADDRESS>";
.port = "80";
}
Now, this piece of configuration defines a backend in Varnish called default. When Varnish needs to get content from this backend it will connect to port 80 on localhost (<IP_ADDRESS>).
Varnish can have several backends defined and can you can even join several backends together into clusters of backends for load balancing purposes.
Now that we have the basic Varnish configuration done, let us start up Varnish on port 8080 so we can do some fundamental testing on it.


In this post, I talk about how I can use my understanding of my Gregorc Thinkin Style to my advantage at DBC.
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In this post, I talk about how I can use my understanding of my Gregorc Thinkin Style to my advantage at DBC.
My Gregorc Thinking Style is Abstract Random, which completely makes sense to me after looking more into it. I agree with this because I think that I work better when I discuss a problem with people. My experience in Phase 0 so far has been great, but something that would be better is working with other people in the same room. I feel that working with people online has been good so far, but will be better when we are together in the course. Realising this, I am thinking of going to meet ups to prepare myself, and to take advantage of my learning style.
Considering a fixed vs. growth mindset, I have been trying to apply this to other things in my life. I try not to be intimidated by challenges but encouraged by them, and I try to broaden my horizons on how I learn, and how I tackle a problem. By trying different things, I am able to understand more what is the best way for me to learn.


Add a basemap
At the end, in order to work properly in Khartis, a basemap involve three type of files: a topojson for geometry, a json for dictionary and a js for config (parameters and projection).
Tools suggested
Mapshaper, TopoJSON cli: geo2topo, QGIS
Geometry
All the geometry needed are combine in one topojson. We call it layers and five types can be recognize, three are essentials (centroid
, line
and poly
), two are optionals (line-up
and poly-down
).
| Layer name | Required | Geometry type | Properties ? | Properties name | remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| centroid | yes | point | yes | ID | standard identifier |
| line-up | no | line | possible | featurecla: "Disputed" | = dash line for disputed borders |
| line | yes | line | posible | featurecla: "Disputed" | = dash line for disputed borders |
| poly | yes | polygon | yes | ID | standard identifier |
| poly-down | no | polygon | no |
poly
This is the core layer of basemap, the other layers required can be derived from it. Each polygon as an ID who is a standard identifier (from National Geographic Institution or ISO code). Key idea is to have a result as light as possible: only keep essential properties and simplify geometry.
Steps and transformation process in mapshaper:
- Check if you have all your polygon with properties (with QGIS or mapshaper) and if the projection is
WGS84
. Because reprojection are done on the fly in Khartis, all basemaps need to be inWGS84
. - Rename the main identifier as
ID
. With online console:rename-fields ID=OLD-ID-NAME
- Keep only the
ID
property.filter-fields ID
- Rename layer to
poly
.rename-layers poly
- If needed, simplify geometry with one of the three method available. Be Careful of smalls polygons with a unique ID who can disappear. The idea is to keep the general aspect of each polygon while reducing a lot the points.
- Export layer in geojson with mapshaper.
centroid
- Import in mapshaper your
poly
layer in geojson format. - Create
centroid
layer with command-line:points centroid
. Don't worry with properties, they are keep from polygons to points. Be Careful, automatic calculation of centroid is not always the best positioning (e.g. point outside polygon). If so, export layer and edit it in QGIS to fix position. - Rename layer to
centroid
.rename-layers centroid
- Export layer in geojson with mapshaper.
line
- Import again in mapshaper your
poly
layer in geojson format. - Create shared boundaries between polygons.
innerlines
- Rename layer to
line
.rename-layers line
- Export layer in geojson with mapshaper.
- (If you need dash lines (e.g. disputed border), you will need an extra step in QGIS to create a new field in attribute data name
featurecla
and add valueDisputed
when it will be dashed.)
geojson to topojson
Now that you have the three layers required in geojson format, you have to combine them in a unique topojson file that will reduce size of file.
In older version of topojson:
topojson -o [basemap-name].json -p -- centroid.json line.json poly.json
In the new topojson:
geo2topo -q 1e4 centroid.json line-up.json line.json poly-down.json poly.json > [basemap-name].json
composite projection ?
If you need a composite projection to bring closer polygons geographically distant, each part have to be in a separate topojson file, e.g. Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto-Rico, main USA part.
dictionary
Most of the time there is alternative name or code of an official administrative area. Khartis takes account of these possibilities to ensure a more transparent user experience. For a complete explanation of what a basemap dicionary is, see dictionnaire d'un fond de carte (in french).
Dictionary specification is simple. It's a json file, each object refer to a polygon and the first key is the standard identifier use in the geometry. All other key are optional and are here to better match user data.
Example of France by department dictionary:
[
{
"ID": "FR101",
"Insee": "75",
"ISO 3166-2": "FR-75",
"Name": "Paris"
},
{
"ID": "FR102",
"Insee": "77",
"ISO 3166-2": "FR-77",
"Name": "Seine-et-Marne"
},
...
]
config file (settings and projection)
The last step is to complete the config file with settings of the new basemap. Which are: id
an id basemap for translation, sources
file directory of the topojson + d3 (v4) projection settings, dictionary
file directory of the json, examples
(optional) sample data for users.
Example of Brazil states basemap config:
{
id: "brazil ufe 2015",
sources: [
{source: "BR-ufe-2015.json", projection: "d3.geoPolyconic()", transforms:{rotate: [54, 0]}, scale: 1, zoning: [[0, 0], [1, 1]]}
],
dictionary: {
source: "BR-dico-UFE-2015.json",
identifier: "ID"
},
examples: [
{
id: "br_ufe-pop",
source: "br-ufe-pop-2010.csv"
},
]
}


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Where grep came from (RE being Regular Expression):
:g/RE/p
Delete lines 10 to 20 inclusive:
:10,20d
or with marks a and b:
:'a,'bd
Delete lines that contain pattern:
:g/pattern/d
Delete all empty lines:
:g/^$/d
Delete lines in range that contain pattern:
:20,30/pattern/d
or with marks a and b:
:'a,'b/pattern/d
Substitute all lines for first occurance of pattern:
:%s/pattern/new/
:1,$s/pattern/new/
Substitute all lines for pattern globally (more than once on the line):
:%s/pattern/new/g
:1,$s/pattern/new/g
Find all lines containing pattern and then append -new to the end of each line:
:%s/\(.*pattern.*\)/\1-new/g
Substitute range:
:20,30s/pattern/new/g
with marks a and b:
:'a,'bs/pattern/new/g
Swap two patterns on a line:
:s/\(pattern1\)\(pattern2\)/\2\1/
Capitalize the first lowercase character on a line:
:s/\([a-z]\)/\u\1/
more concisely:
:s/[a-z]/\u&/
Capitalize all lowercase characters on a line:
:s/\([a-z]\)/\u\1/g
more concisely:
:s/[a-z]/\u&/g
Capitalize all characters on a line:
:s/\(.*\)/\U\1\E/
Capitalize the first character of all words on a line:
:s/\<[a-z]/\u&/g
Uncapitalize the first character of all words on a line:
:s/\<[A-Z]/\l&/g
Change case of character under cursor:
~
Change case of all characters on line:
g~~
Change case of remaining word from cursor:
g~w
Turn on line numbering:
:set nu
Turn it off:
:set nonu
Number lines (filter the file through a unix command and replace with output):
:%!cat -n
Sort lines:
:%!sort
Sort and uniq:
:%!sort -u
Read output of command into buffer:
:r !ls -l
Refresh file from version on disk:
:e!
Set textwidth for automatic line-wrapping as you type:
:set textwidth=80
Turn on syntax highlighting
:syn on
Turn it off:
:syn off
Force the filetype for syntax highlighting:
:set filetype=python
:set filetype=c
:set filetype=php
Use lighter coloring scheme for a dark background:
:set background=dark
Htmlize a file using the current syntax highlighting:
```bash
:so $VIMRUNTIME/syntax/2html.vim
Or, htmlize from a command prompt: in 2html.sh put:
#!/bin/sh
vim -n -c ':so $VIMRUNTIME/syntax/2html.vim' -c ':wqa' $1 > /dev/null 2> /dev/null
Now just run:
shell> 2html.sh foo.py


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This extension exists to help you gain full control of any website by redirecting traffic, replacing, editing, or inserting new content. It does this by comparing url "match rules" to the current tab url and then individual resource urls. If the urls match, then the rules are applied.
Rules are put into "Tab Groups". A Tab Group has a URL text field that acts as the match pattern for the current tab. Rules inside the Tab Group wont apply unless the match is successful.
| Tab Match URL | Browser Tab URL | |
| http://www.example.com/ | matches | http://www.example.com/ |
| http://www.example.com/* | matches | http://www.example.com/some/path/info.txt |
| *://www.example*/other/* | matches | https://www.example.org/some/other/path |
| * | matches | <Any URL Here> |
A Rule can come in three different types:
Each resource can only be changed by the first rule that matches it, so rules higher on the page have more precedence. You can rearrange rules by dragging on the up and down triangles.
A File Rule needs to be paired with a mime type. This extension tries to guess the correct mime type based off of the resource url and the content you supply. If your files aren't loading and Chrome is giving you trouble about content arriving with the wrong mime type, it means that this extension couldn't automatically detect the correct mime type and you may need to provide it yourself. Here is an example of how to do this: If you have a JavaScript file, you would put /* mime: text/javascript */ on the very first line of the file. You can force any mime type you want as long as it's on the very first line of the file and in that format.
| Match URL | Replace URL | Resource URL | Result URL | |
| http://www.ex.com/neat.js | http://local:8080/cool.js | http://www.ex.com/neat.js | → | http://local:8080/cool.js |
| http://www.ex.com/js/* | http://local:8080/all.js | http://www.ex.com/js/some.js | → | http://local:8080/all.js |
| http://www.ex.com/*.js | http://local:8080/*.js | http://www.ex.com/captured_in_star.js | → | http://local:8080/captured_in_star.js |
| */js/**.js | http://local:8080/code/**.js | http://any.com/js/2stars.js | → | http://local:8080/code/2stars.js |
| http://ex.com/*/**/***.js | http://local:8080/**/*/***.js | http://ex.com/a/b/c.js | → | http://local:8080/b/a/c.js |
When using Web Rules, you can "store" parts of the resource URL in stars (*) and then reuse the stored part in the replace url with the same number of stars. If you need to be specific where stored parts of the url are placed, you can use multiple stars together (**) to 'create another variable'. You can also use this technique to throw away parts of a url you don't care about (you don't have to use the corresponding stars in the replace url). Examples of these can be seen in the above table.


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Node
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Extends
Members
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<readonly> children :cog.Node[]
-
Gets an array of the Node's children.
Type:
- cog.Node[]
- Source:
Methods
-
addChild(node) → {this}
-
Adds a child to the node.
Parameters:
Name Type Description node
cog.Node The node to be added
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- this
-
destroy()
-
Destroys the node node
- Source:
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init()
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Initializes the node
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removeAllChildren() → {this}
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Removes all children.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- this


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Well, she absolutely did. And the 12 minute segment above documents exactly what happens next.
It starts with Colbert attempting to unlock the prime minister's phone, and ends with what has to be the coolest BBQ ever.


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CMSIS-Pack
Version 1.5.0
Delivery Mechanism for Software Packs
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The element /package/components describes software components contained in the PACK. A component lists the files that belong to a component and that are relevant for a project. The component itself or each individual file may refer to a condition that must resolve to true; if it is false the component or file is not applicable in the given context.
Each component must have a Class (Cclass=), a Group (Cgroup=), and a Version (Cversion=) which is used to identify the component. Optionally a component may have a Sub-Group (Csub=) and Variant (Cvariant=) to add further categories. The Class, Group, Sub-Group, Variant and Version is used together with the vendor specified by the PACK, to identify a component. A component vendor must ensure that the combination Class, Group, Sub-Group and Version is unique and not used by multiple components.
Example
In case multiple inter-dependent components that belong to the same Cclass form part of a solution, these can be grouped into a bundle. A bundle specifies identical attributes Cclass, Cversion and optionally Cgroup and Cvendor for several components. Components within a bundle inherit these attributes set by the bundle and cannot alter these attributes. Bundles ensure consistency of attributes across multiple interworking components and restrict the mix and match of components within a Cclass from different Software Packs.
An example of a bundle is shown in the Create a BSP Bundle section where the bundle is used to deliver board support files for a certain development platform.
The files of a Software Component will be used in development tool-chains to build an application. Depending on the attributes, the files are handled differently:
"config"
are copied to the project so that they can be edited by the user and tailored to the needs of the application. If a Software Component allows multiple instances of files, they can be copied multiple times to a project and will get a suffix _%Instance% (see Component Instances). Please note that header files that are used with the attribute "config"
need to be stored separately from other header files (for example in an extra directory) to avoid that due to the include path search order of the compiler, the unmodified header file in the pack repository is found first and used by the compiler (creating unexpected results)."template"
are part of User Code Templates and can be added to a project manually by the user.The following image shows the dependency between the attribute and the display in a development environment:
Modern microcontrollers often have multiple instances of the same peripheral interface (for example UART, SPI, USB, etc.). To be able to have separate configuration files for each of these instances, Software Components can have multiple instances as well. The attribute maxInstances declares the maximum number of instances that can be used in a project for a certain Software Component.
If the user selects for example two instances of the same component, all files with the attribute "config"
will be copied twice to the project. The name of the component (for example config_mylib.h
) will be expanded with an _%Instance%
number:
The availability of instances in a project can be made public in the RTE_Components.h
file. This can be used to check for the availability of a certain instance in the user application code:
The build environment should generate a C/C++ include file with the name RTE_Components.h that contains:
Example
The following example shows a sample content of a file RTE_Components.h. It contains the statements that are specified with the element RTE_Components_h of four software components.
The typical usage of the RTE_Components.h file is in header files to control for example the inclusion of files that are related to other components for the same Software Pack.
Grouping element containing a choice of at least one bundle or component. No more than one element components can exist in a PACK.
| Parent | Element Chain | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| package | /package | ||
| Attributes | Description | Type | Use |
| generator | Specifies the generator ID of the generator that has been used to generate all components within this section. | xs:string | optional |
| Child Elements | Description | Type | Occurrence |
| bundle | Grouping element for a collection of inter-operable components belonging to the same Cclass | ComponentType | 1..* |
| component | Grouping element for components | ComponentType | 1..* |
A bundle describes a named collection of inter-operable components of the identical Cvendor, Cclass and Cversion. Components enclosed in a bundle must not specify any of the following attributes Cvendor, Cclass and Cversion.
| Parent | Element Chain | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| components | /package/components | ||
| Attributes | Description | Type | Use |
| Cbundle | Defines the name of the bundle. It becomes a mandatory part of the component ID. | xs:string | required |
| Cvendor | Defines the component vendor all components of this bundle belong to. If not explicitly set the component vendor is derived from the package vendor. The component vendor is a mandatory part of the component ID. | xs:string | optional |
| Cclass | Defines the component class to which all components in the bundle belong. Is a mandatory part of the component ID. Predefined values can be used as listed in the table Component Classes. | CclassType | required |
| Cversion | Defines the version of all components contained in the bundle. The component version is a mandatory part of the component ID. The version format is described in Version Type. | VersionType | required |
| Child Elements | Description | Type | Occurrence |
| description | Brief description of the bundle | xs:string | 1..1 |
| doc | Documentation for the bundle: File path, file name, and file extension in the format path/name.extension. The file path is relative to the root directory of the PACK. | xs:string | 1..1 |
| component | Grouping element for components. | ComponentType | 1..* |
A component describes a collection of files (source, header, configuration, library) that can be versioned and categorized.
| Parent | Element Chain | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| components | /package/components | ||
| components | /package/components/bundle | ||
| Attributes | Description | Type | Use |
| Cvendor | Defines the component vendor this component is shipped by. It is a mandatory part of the component ID and will be inherited from the package vendor if not specified. Must not be specified for a component within a bundle. | xs:string | optional |
| Cclass | Defines the component class to which the component belongs. This is a mandatory part of the component ID. Predefined values can be used as listed in the table Component Classes. Must not be specified for a component within a bundle. | CclassType | required |
| Cgroup | Defines the component group to whoch the component belongs. Is a mandatory part of the component ID. Predefined values can be used as listed in the table Component Groups. | CgroupType | required |
| Csub | Defines the component subgroup. Is an optional part of the component ID. The type is described in Component Subgroups. | CsubType | optional |
| Cvariant | Defines a variant of a component. Is an optional part of the component ID. The variant specifier is a brief string (for example: release, debug). | xs:string [3..32] | optional |
| Cversion | Defines the version of this component. Is a mandatory part of the component ID. The version format is described in Version Type. Must not be specified for a component within a bundle. | VersionType | required |
| Capiversion | For components that are based on an API, it defines the version of the API used by this component. It ensures that the API header file with this or any higher version is acceptable for using that component. The version format is described in Version Type. | VersionType | optional |
| condition | Enter the id of a condition. The component is available and can be selected when the condition is true. | xs:string | optional |
| maxInstances | Maximum allowed instances of a component in a project. Default is 1 for one instance. The range is [1..10]. | xs:integer | optional |
| isDefaultVariant | Identifies this component variant to be the preferred variant for tool driven selection [Version 1.4.0] | xs:boolean | optional |
| generator | This links the component with a generator description located in the same file. If this component is selected by the run time configuration, the tool will test whether the configured gpdsc file does already exist or not. If the file is not present, then the command specified by the referenced generator section, will be invoked. If the gpdsc file already exists it will be included into the project | xs:string | optional |
| Child Elements | Description | Type | Occurrence |
| deprecated | When set to true, then the component is deprecated and no longer maintained. Default is false to indicate an actively maintained component. | xs:boolean | 0..1 |
| description | Brief description of the component. | xs:string | 1..1 |
| RTE_Components_h | Source code that is copied into the file RTE_Components.h when the component is included into a software project. | xs:string | 0..1 |
| files | Grouping element for all files that are part of this component. | group | 1 |
Component Subgroups are specified by the element Csub, and create subcategories within Component Classes (Cclass) and Component Groups (Cgroup). A Csub name is of type xs:string with a length between 3 and 32 characters. No Csub names have been predefined.
Subgroups exists in the elements:
Example:
The group files can appear in various PACK elements. This group is the frame for defining individual file properties.
Example:
| Parents | Element Chain | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| api | /package/apis/api | ||
| component | /package/components/component | ||
| component | /package/components/bundle/component | ||
| Child Elements | Description | Type | Occurrence |
| file | Frame for the individual file of a component. | group | 1..* |
The element file is the mechanism to attach files to the software. The file purpose is defined through the category attribute. The name attribute identifies the file.
Example:
| Parents | Element Chain | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| files | /package/apis/api/files | ||
| files | /package/components/component/files | ||
| files | /package/components/bundle/component/files | ||
| files | /package/generators/generator/project_files | ||
| Attributes | Description | Type | Use |
| name | File path, file name, and file extension in the format path/name.extension. The file path is relative to the root directory of the PACK. | xs:string | required |
| category | Defines the purpose of the file. Select the predefined value as listed in the table File Categories. | FileCategoryEnum | required |
| attr | Defines the special use and handling of a file. Select a predefined value as defined in the table File Attributes. | FileAttributeEnum | optional |
| condition | Enter the identifier (attribute id) of a condition. The element is used if the condition resolves to true. If the condition resolves to false, then the element will be ignored. For example, a library might be specific for a certain toolchain or processor instruction set. | xs:string | optional |
| select | Brief description and purpose of the file. The select attribute is required when attr is set to template or interface. When multiple template files of a component have the same select string, they are treated as a single selectable template. This way, multiple template or interface files can be bundled. | xs:string | optional |
| src | Path information. The path is specified relative to the PACK Description File. If category is set to library, then the src string can contain a list of directory paths separated by semicolons. A debugger will search those paths for locating the source files of the modules archived in the library supporting the debugging of library code. | xs:string | optional |
| version | File-specific version information. This is used particularly for files copied into the project workspace. Before a file gets copied, a version check avoids unnecessary copy actions. If a file does not have a version, then the component version is used. The version format is described in Version Type. | VersionType | optional |
The file attribute defines the special handling in the project when being used as configuration, template, or interface file. The table lists the values available as a file attribute.
| attr= | Description |
|---|---|
| config | The file is a configuration file of the component. It is expected that only configuration options are modified. The file is managed as part of the component, as a project-specific file typically copied into the component section of the project. |
| template | The file is used as a source code template file. It is expected to be edited and extended by the software developer. The file can be copied into a user section of the project. |
<file category="header" name="src/config/user_config.h" attr="config" version="1.0.0" />Config files are copied into the project folder and are adopted specifically for that project. Due to the include path search order of the compiler, chances exist that the unmodified header file in the pack repository is found first and used by the compiler (creating unexpected results).
File category types define the use of component files within the application. Typically, these files are added to the project and processed by the build tools.
File categories are used in the following elements:
The table lists the predefined values for a file category.
| category= | Description |
|---|---|
| doc | Documentation |
| header | Header file used in the component. Sets an include file path. |
| include | Sets an include file path. |
| library | Library file |
| object | Object file that can be added to the application |
| source | Startup-, system-, and other C/C++, assembler, etc. source files |
| sourceC | C source file |
| sourceCpp | C++ source file |
| sourceAsm | Assembly source file |
| linkerScript | linker script file that can be selected by tool-chains |
| utility | a command line tool that can be configured for pre- or post-processing during the build process |
| image | Files of image type are marked for special processing into a File System Image embedded into the application. This category requires the attr being set to template. |
| other | Other file types not covered in the list above |


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- Static variable in interface uchicago.src.sim.parameter.rpl.
RPLParserConstants
FeatureArrayList
- Class in
anl.repast.gis.data
An ArrayLIst for use with GisFeatures as defined in GeoTools.
FeatureArrayList()
- Constructor for class anl.repast.gis.data.
FeatureArrayList
FIELD_REF
- Static variable in class uchicago.src.sim.util.
Disassembler
fieldName
- Variable in class anl.repast.gis.data.
FieldNameAndType
FieldNameAndType
- Class in
anl.repast.gis.data
Stores the Field name and type from a dbf file used from the GisData class
FieldNameAndType()
- Constructor for class anl.repast.gis.data.
FieldNameAndType
FieldNameAndType(String, String)
- Constructor for class anl.repast.gis.data.
FieldNameAndType
fieldType
- Variable in class anl.repast.gis.data.
FieldNameAndType
fileFormat
- Variable in class uchicago.src.sim.analysis.
OpenStats
fileFormat
- Variable in class uchicago.src.sim.analysis.
PlotModel
fileName
- Variable in class uchicago.src.sim.analysis.
DistributedDataRecorder
fileName
- Variable in class uchicago.src.sim.analysis.
LocalDataRecorder
fileName
- Variable in class uchicago.src.sim.analysis.
OpenStats
fileName
- Variable in class uchicago.src.sim.analysis.plot.
OpenGraph
fileName
- Variable in class uchicago.src.sim.analysis.
PlotModel
FilePropertyDescriptor
- Class in
uchicago.src.reflector
This class's widget is a PropertyCheckBox.
FilePropertyDescriptor(String)
- Constructor for class uchicago.src.reflector.
FilePropertyDescriptor
FileWidget
- Class in
uchicago.src.reflector
FileWidget()
- Constructor for class uchicago.src.reflector.
FileWidget
FILL
- Static variable in interface layout.
TableLayoutConstants
Indicates that the row/column should fill the available space
FILLED_CIRCLE
- Static variable in class uchicago.src.sim.analysis.plot.
OpenGraph
FILLED_DIAMOND
- Static variable in class uchicago.src.sim.analysis.plot.
OpenGraph
FILLED_SQUARE
- Static variable in class uchicago.src.sim.analysis.plot.
OpenGraph
FILLED_TRIANGLE
- Static variable in class uchicago.src.sim.analysis.plot.
OpenGraph
fillHeight
- Variable in class uchicago.src.guiUtils.
ColorIcon
fillPlot()
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.analysis.
Plot
Shrinks or enlarges the scale so that the plotted points all fit.
fillPlot()
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.analysis.plot.
RepastPlot
Rescale so that the data that is currently plotted just fits.
fillPlot()
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.analysis.plot.
RepastPlotBox
Rescale so that the data that is currently plotted just fits.
fillPolygon(Color)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.gui.
SimGraphics
fillWidth
- Variable in class uchicago.src.guiUtils.
ColorIcon
finalize()
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.analysis.
DataServer
finalize()
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.gui.
Painter
findClass(String)
- Method in class uchicago.src.codegen.
RSClassLoader
findClosestAgent(int, int)
- Method in class anl.repast.gis.display.
RepastOMLayer
find agent closet to x,y location
findClosestAgent(Point)
- Method in class anl.repast.gis.display.
RepastOMLayer
find agent closet to Point
findClosestAgent(Point, float)
- Method in class anl.repast.gis.display.
RepastOMLayer
find agent closet to Point within limit
findClosestAgent(int, int, float)
- Method in class anl.repast.gis.display.
RepastOMLayer
find agent closet to x,y location within limit
findClosestAgent(int, int)
- Method in class anl.repast.gis.display.
RepastOMMultiLayer
find agent closet to x,y location
findClosestAgent(Point)
- Method in class anl.repast.gis.display.
RepastOMMultiLayer
find agent closet to Point
findClosestAgent(Point, float)
- Method in class anl.repast.gis.display.
RepastOMMultiLayer
find agent closet to Point within limit
findClosestAgent(int, int, float)
- Method in class anl.repast.gis.display.
RepastOMMultiLayer
find agent closet to x,y location within limit
findClosestAgents(int, int)
- Method in class anl.repast.gis.display.
OpenMapDisplay
findClosestAgents(int, int, float)
- Method in class anl.repast.gis.display.
OpenMapDisplay
given an x,y location returns list of closet agents from each layer
findExtreme(int, int, int)
- Method in class uchicago.src.repastdemos.heatBugs.
HeatSpace
Find the extreme hot or cold within this 9 cell neighborhood
findExtreme(int, int, int)
- Method in class uchicago.src.repastdemos.hexabugs.
HexaSpace
Find the extreme hot or cold within this 9 cell neighborhood
findGetMethods(Class, ArrayList)
- Method in class uchicago.src.reflector.
MethodFactory
findMaximum(int, int, int[], boolean)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.space.
AbstractNeighborhooder
findMaximum(int, int, int, boolean, int)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.space.
Diffuse2D
Finds the maximum grid cell value within a specified range from the specified origin coordinate.
findMaximum(int, int, int, boolean)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.space.
Diffuse2DHexagonal
Finds the maximum grid cell value within a specified radius from the specified origin coordinate.
findMaximum(int, int, int[], boolean)
- Method in interface uchicago.src.sim.space.
Neighborhooder
findMaximum(int, int, int, boolean, int)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.space.
Object2DGrid
Finds the maximum grid cell occupant within a specified range from the specified origin coordinate.
findMaximum(int, int, int, boolean)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.space.
Object2DHexagonalGrid
Finds the maximum grid cell occupant within a specified range from the specified origin coordinate.
findMinimum(int, int, int[], boolean)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.space.
AbstractNeighborhooder
findMinimum(int, int, int, boolean, int)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.space.
Diffuse2D
Finds the minimum grid cell value within a specified range from the specified origin coordinate.
findMinimum(int, int, int, boolean)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.space.
Diffuse2DHexagonal
Finds the maximum grid cell value within a specified radius from the specified origin coordinate.
findMinimum(int, int, int[], boolean)
- Method in interface uchicago.src.sim.space.
Neighborhooder
findMinimum(int, int, int, boolean, int)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.space.
Object2DGrid
Finds the minimum grid cell occupant within a specified range from the specified origin coordinate.
findMinimum(int, int, int, boolean)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.space.
Object2DHexagonalGrid
Finds the minimum grid cell occupant within a specified range from the specified origin coordinate.
findNextTaskCompletionTime()
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.engine.
AsynchAgent
findNextTaskCompletionTime()
- Method in interface uchicago.src.sim.engine.
IAsynchAgent
finished
- Variable in class uchicago.src.sim.engine.
BatchController
finished
- Variable in class uchicago.src.sim.engine.
HomeController
fireAllEmployees()
- Method in class uchicago.src.repastdemos.asynchAgents.
Office
fireAllEmployees()
- Method in class uchicago.src.repastdemos.neural.
Office
fireAllEmployees()
- Method in class uchicago.src.repastdemos.regression.
Office
fireBatchEvent(BatchEvent)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.engine.
BatchController
fireBooleanPropertyEvent(PropertyEvent)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.engine.
SimModelImpl
Broadcasts a boolean property event to all this model's PropertyEventListeners.
fireEditingStopped()
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.engine.gui.components.
RadioBarPanel
Notifies all listeners that have registered interest for notification on this event type.
fireEndSim()
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.engine.
SimModelImpl
Broadcasts a SimEvent with an id of SimEvent.END_EVENT to all this model's listeners.
fireNumericPropertyEvent(PropertyEvent)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.engine.
SimModelImpl
Broadcasts a numeric property event to all this model's PropertyEventListeners.
fireObjectPropertyEvent(PropertyEvent)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.engine.
SimModelImpl
Broadcasts an object property event to all this model's PropertyEventListeners.
firePauseSim()
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.engine.
SimModelImpl
Broadcasts a SimEvent with an id of SimEvent.PAUSE_EVENT to all this model's listeners.
fireSimEvent(SimEvent)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.engine.
BaseController
Fires a SimEvent to the registered listeners.
fireSimEvent(SimEvent)
- Method in interface uchicago.src.sim.engine.
SimEventProducer
fireSimEvent(SimEvent)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.engine.
SimModelImpl
Broadcast the specified SimEvent to all this model's SimEventListeners
fireStopSim()
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.engine.
SimModelImpl
Broadcasts a SimEvent with an id of SimEvent.STOP_EVENT to all this model's listeners.
fireStringPropertyEvent(PropertyEvent)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.engine.
SimModelImpl
Broadcasts a string property event to all this model's PropertyEventListeners.
first
- Variable in class uchicago.src.collection.
Pair
firstDraw
- Variable in class uchicago.src.sim.gui.
LocalPainter
fixColumnSizing(int, int)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.engine.gui.components.
EnhancedJTable
Sets all columns of aTable to provided colWidth width.
fixColumnSizing(Object, int, int)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.engine.gui.components.
EnhancedTableModel
fixHeap()
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.engine.
ActionQueue
FLOAT
- Static variable in interface uchicago.src.sim.parameter.rpl.
RPLParserConstants
FLOAT
- Static variable in class uchicago.src.sim.util.
Disassembler
FloatArgInvoker
- Class in
uchicago.src.reflector
FloatArgInvoker(Object, Method, String)
- Constructor for class uchicago.src.reflector.
FloatArgInvoker
FloatDocument
- Class in
uchicago.src.guiUtils
FloatDocument()
- Constructor for class uchicago.src.guiUtils.
FloatDocument
FloatWrapper
- Class in
uchicago.src.sim.util
Mutable wrapper for a float primitive.
FloatWrapper(float)
- Constructor for class uchicago.src.sim.util.
FloatWrapper
Creates a FloatWrapper that wraps the specified float.
focusGained(FocusEvent)
- Method in class uchicago.src.reflector.
FileWidget
focusLost(FocusEvent)
- Method in class uchicago.src.reflector.
FileWidget
font
- Variable in class uchicago.src.sim.gui.
DrawableItem
FORCE_NEWLINE
- Static variable in interface uchicago.src.sim.parameter.rpl.
RPLParserConstants
FORCE_NEWLINE1
- Static variable in interface uchicago.src.sim.parameter.rpl.
RPLParserConstants
FORCE_NEWLINE2
- Static variable in interface uchicago.src.sim.parameter.rpl.
RPLParserConstants
forcedNewline
- Variable in class uchicago.src.sim.parameter.rpl.
RPLParserTokenManager
forecast(double, DataSet)
- Method in class uchicago.src.repastdemos.regression.
Employee
format(Object)
- Method in class anl.repast.gis.data.dbf.
JDBField
Formats a value to its String representation, based on the fields
format
- Variable in class uchicago.src.sim.analysis.
Histogram
format(List, Vector, String)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.network.
ASCIIFormatter
Formats the specified matrices together with the labels, and comment
format(List, Vector, String)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.network.
DlFormatter
Formats the specified list of matrix labels, matrices and comments.
format(List, Vector, String)
- Method in class uchicago.src.sim.network.
ExcelFormatter
Formats the specified list of matrix labels, matrices and comments.
format(List, Vector, String)
- Method in interface uchicago.src.sim.network.
NetworkMatrixFormatter
formats the specified matrices together with the labels, and comment
frame
- Variable in class uchicago.src.sim.analysis.plot.
OpenGraph
frame
- Variable in class uchicago.src.sim.gui.
DisplaySurface
The JFrame in which this DisplaySurface is displayed.
frameColor
- Variable in class uchicago.src.sim.gui.
HexaDisplay2D
FrameFactory
- Class in
uchicago.src.sim.gui
A Factory for JFrames that adds support for persistent location and size.
from
- Variable in class uchicago.src.sim.network.
DefaultEdge
FruchGraphLayout
- Class in
uchicago.src.sim.gui
Positions nodes in layout according to iterations of an implementation of the Fruchmen-Reingold graph layout algorithm.
FruchGraphLayout(int, int)
- Constructor for class uchicago.src.sim.gui.
FruchGraphLayout
Constructs new FruchGraphLayout.
FruchGraphLayout(List, int, int)
- Constructor for class uchicago.src.sim.gui.
FruchGraphLayout
Constructs new FruchGraphLayout.
FruchGraphLayout(List, int, int, DisplaySurface, int)
- Constructor for class uchicago.src.sim.gui.
FruchGraphLayout
Constructs new FruchGraphLayout.
FULL
- Static variable in interface layout.
TableLayoutConstants
Indicates that the component is full justified in its cell
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If you’re using the Builder then the way to provide feedback is with a Code Component to generate an appropriate message (and then a Text Component to present that message). PsychoPy will be keeping track of various aspects of the stimuli and responses for you throughout the experiment and the key is knowing where to find those.
The following examples assume you have a Loop called trials, containing a Routine with a Keyboard Component called key_resp. Obviously these need to be adapted in the code below to fit your experiment.
Note
The following generate strings use python ‘formatted strings’. These are very powerful and flexible but a little strange when you aren’t used to them (they contain odd characters like %.2f). See Generating formatted strings for more info.
This is actually demonstrated in the demo, ExtendedStroop (in the Builder>demos menu, unpack the demos and then look in the menu again. tada!)
If you have a Keyboard Component called key_resp then, after every trial you will have the following variables:
key_resp.keys #a python list of keys pressed
key_resp.rt #the time to the first key press
key_resp.corr #None, 0 or 1, if you are using 'store correct'
To create your msg, insert the following into the ‘start experiment` section of the Code Component:
msg='doh!'#if this comes up we forgot to update the msg!
and then insert the following into the Begin Routine section (this will get run every repeat of the routine):
if not key_resp.keys :
msg="Failed to respond"
elif resp.corr:#stored on last run routine
msg="Correct! RT=%.3f" %(resp.rt)
else:
msg="Oops! That was wrong"
In this case the feedback routine would need to come after the loop (the block of trials) and the message needs to use the stored data from the loop rather than the key_resp directly. Accessing the data from a loop is not well documented but totally possible.
In this case, to get all the keys pressed in a numpy array:
trials.data['key_resp.keys'] #numpy array with size=[ntrials,ntypes]
If you used the ‘Store Correct’ feature of the Keyboard Component (and told psychopy what the correct answer was) you will also have a variable:
#numpy array storing whether each response was correct (1) or not (0)
trials.data['resp.corr']
So, to create your msg, insert the following into the ‘start experiment` section of the Code Component:
msg='doh!'#if this comes up we forgot to update the msg!
and then insert the following into the Begin Routine section (this will get run every repeat of the routine):
nCorr = trials.data['key_resp.corr'].sum() #.std(), .mean() also available
meanRt = trials.data['key_resp.rt'].mean()
msg = "You got %i trials correct (rt=%.2f)" %(nCorr,meanRt)
Using one of the above methods to generate your msg in a Code Component, you then need to present it to the participant by adding a Text Component to your feedback Routine and setting its text to $msg.
Warning
The Text Component needs to be below the Code Component in the Routine (because it needs to be updated after the code has been run) and it needs to set every repeat.


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Numerous competetions are organised by STAC covering varied aspects of knowledge. Winners of various competitions held under STAC and event details are featured here. Note there are many other events too! You will discover many of them this year.
A paper presentation event held in the annual intra-college tech fest of IIT Mandi, Zenith. Shikha Suman(in photo) was the winner of this event. She gave nice presentation on fermi paradox.
A successful event on a clear sky. Shreya Lanjewar was the winner followed by Arshita Kalra and Karthik Kathuria. They were supposed to locate as many messier objects as possible.
STAC organised hackathon in which we were supposed to extract astronomical data and make an interface for data analysis and results. Photo featuring the winning team, lead by Shreyas Bapat.
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Zenith is the annual intra-college Astrofest organised by the club. The astrofest saw a large footfall with enthusiastic astrophysicists talking about various amazing topics ranging from Black Holes to String Theory in "Aurora". Some Computer Science Enthusiasts did a week long hacking to create amazing applications. On the other side of campus of IIT Mandi, some students were participating in "Pandora's Box" to win cool prizes. This all was flavoured by some amazing talks by Dr. Arnav Bhavsar and Bhavya Bhatt.
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Because Python applications can be distributed in several ways, including within ZIP files, it is usually not feasible to save user preferences, high score lists, and so on within the application directory (or worse, the working directory).
The pyglet.resource.get_settings_path function returns a directory suitable for writing arbitrary user-centric data. The directory used follows the operating system's convention:
The returned directory name is not guaranteed to exist -- it is the application's responsibility to create it. The following example opens a high score list file for a game called "SuperGame" into the settings directory:
import os dir = pyglet.resource.get_settings_path('SuperGame') if not os.path.exists(dir): os.makedirs(dir) filename = os.path.join(dir, 'highscores.txt') file = open(filename, 'wt')


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Businessmodel of Blue Apron
Customer Segments
Blue Apron’s subscription meal services are aimed primarily at young professionals and families with working parents. These demographics normally have less time to shop for ingredients themselves but are more likely to be interested in cooking meals from scratch. These demographics are also more likely to have enough disposable income to afford subscription services.
The Blue Apron service also attracts more health conscious customers who are interested in the provenance of their ingredients and require a healthier alternative to traditional food delivery services. The Company addresses these customer needs by using fresh ingredients sourced from local producers and providing set portion sizes.
Blue Apron’s subscription meal plans are currently only available in the US, where it primarily serves customers living in urban and suburban areas. The Company does not have any immediate plans to expand its services internationally.
Value Propositions
Blue Apron’s most obvious value is that its subscription service removes the need for customers to spend time sourcing their own ingredients and organising their own meal plans. It also helps customers to ensure that their ingredients are sustainably sourced and that they support local and family-owned businesses.
One of Blue Apron’s key values is that, by providing only the necessary ingredients in the necessary quantities, it helps to reduce food waste across the US. Blue Apron ensures that its customers receive a variety of recipes, promising not repeat any meal in a single year, and can cater to customers with specific dietary requirements.
Blue Apron’s subscriptions are also reasonably priced in comparison to services provided by its major competitors.
Channels
Customers can sign up for a Blue Apron subscription, make purchases in the Blue Apron store and download recipes through the Company’s website at www.blueapron.com. The Company also offers a mobile app for iOS platforms, that allows users to watch how-to videos, receive cooking tips and read about specialty ingredients.
Customer Relationships
Blue Apron customers can subscribe to the Company’s meal plans directly from its website on a self-service basis. Users can also make changes to their profiles and accounts through the Blue Apron website and mobile app without interacting with any sales representatives.
The Company’s wine subscription service and online store are also accessible on a self-service basis. Blue Apron customers are provided a range of support resources via the Company’s Help Centre, which includes FAQs and Guides. Users can also access cooking tutorials, recipes and tips via the Blue Apron mobile app. If customers require more personalised care they can reach the Company’s support staff through an online contact form.
Additionally, Blue Apron interacts with customers through its Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest accounts.
Key Activities
Blue Apron’s principal business activity is its food delivery and meal plan service, whereby it sources produce and ingredients which it sends in the correct amounts for customers to cook specific recipes. It offers meal plans that cater for two people or for families on a subscription basis, priced per week.
The Company manages a network of local suppliers that ensure its ingredients are sources sustainably. Blue Apron also offers a similar wine subscription service under which customers can pay a fixed monthly fee in return for receiving 6 bottles of wine per month.
Additionally, the Company operates an online store where its customers can purchase cookware, wine, cookbooks and other kitchenware products.
Key Partners
Blue Apron’s key partners are producers, farms, and importers. The Company primarily deals with small-scale producers and family-run businesses, sourcing its ingredients as locally as possible. The Company lists a number of its recent partners on its website, which include small-batch pasta manufacturer Severino Pasta, artisanal noodle maker Sun Noodle, cattle ranching cooperative Country Natural, goat and cow dairy company Vermont Creamery. Blue Apron has also partnered with Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Seafood Watch to ensure that the Company sources fish in a sustainable with a limited impact on the environment.
Some of Blue Apron’s recipes are provided by professional chefs as part of its Guest Chef Series. These chef partners have included John Adler, the former chef of Brooklyn-based pizzeria Franny’s, and Melissa Perello, the Michelin star chef and owner of San Francisco-based restaurant Octavia. The Company also has a partnership with Bravo Media under which Blue Apron customers are given the ingredients to cook the winning recipes from Top Chef.
In 2015 Blue Apron launched a partnership with food discovery company Yummly, under which Blue Apron recipes are included in the Yummly feed with a link that enables them to register with the Company and receive all the ingredients they need to cook these recipes at home. Blue Apron additionally operates a network of affiliate marketing partners, including websites and bloggers, that earn commissions by promoting the Company’s meal plans.
Key Resources
Blue Apron’s key resources are its software platform, its IT infrastructure, its network of suppliers, its catalogue of recipes, its logistics and warehousing chains, its packaging facilities and its personnel.
Cost Structure
Blue Apron incurs costs in relation to the sourcing of its ingredients, the packaging of its meal boxes, warehousing and distribution of its produce, the maintenance of its platform and IT maintenance and the retention of its personnel.
The Company operates three fulfilment centres in the US, where ingredients are sorted, portioned and packaged, which incur operating costs. It also accrues costs in relation to the delivery of its packages, which appears to be outsourced to a third party provider.
Revenue Streams
Blue Apron’s primary source of revenue is it subscription food delivery service. Users are able to register for weekly subscriptions priced by the serving. The Company’s basic subscription provides three meals every week for two people, priced at $9.99 per serving and amounting to $59.94 per week. Blue Apron also offers family plans that serve four people, priced at $874 per serving and amounting to $69.92 for two weekly meals and $139.84 for four weekly meals. Customers are able to skip any week in which they do not require meals and may cancel their subscription at any time. As well as its meal plans, Blue Apron also offers wine subscriptions, delivering three red and three white or seasonal rosé wines to customers per month at a price of $10 per bottle. Monthly subscriptions are priced at $65.99, including shipping and tax.
In addition to its subscription service, Blue Apron has also launched an online marketplace, accessible through the Company’s website, that sells cookbooks, knives and preparation tools, pans and utensils, wine and general kitchenware, with a view to providing customers with the tools to get the most out of their Blue Apron subscriptions.
While Blue Apron does not release its revenue figures, media reports have made estimates as to annual revenue based on the number of meals it is understood to deliver each month. The Company currently states on its website that it delivers 3 million meals every month. Using this figure and a price of $10 per meal, the Wall Street Journal estimated in June 2015 that the Company generates $30 million per month. Blue Apron has since been reported to deliver more than 5 million meals per month, leading Inc Magazine to estimate that the Company has an annual gross revenue run rate of $600 million. These estimates do not appear to take into account revenue generated by wine subscriptions and ecommerce.


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RODAN, THE FLYING MONSTER A film review by Jim Mann Copyright 1993 Jim Mann
RODAN, THE FLYING MONSTER (1956)
RODAN was Toho's second entry into the monster movie genre, following quickly on the heals of their successful Godzilla. While not as successful, either artistically or financially, as GODZILLA, it remains a good movie, and one of the better monster movies.
The movie starts out (after the obligatory prologue, showing H-bombs blowing up Pacific islands), with a mine cave in. In the mine, a worker is mysteriously killed. It turns out that a giant insect is loose in the mines. However, what has really been resurrected is far worse: one worker is trapped in the mines and stumbles onto two giant eggs. As he watches, one hatches, and the monster that emerges is so large that it easily feeds on the giant insects. The monster, of course, is Rodan, a giant Pteranadon.
Rodan destroys the countryside not by trampling buildings (though he does a little of that) but simply by flying over it. The huge creature, flying at supersonic speed, generates typhooon force winds. Worse yet for the humans: there is not one Rodan but two.
There are some good special effects (at least for the day). The scenes in which Rodan descends upon the city and is confronted by the military are very good. And the climax at the volcano is spectacular.
The sets are also good. The details around the mine, for example, are nicely handled. They give a good feel for the area, and thus make the whole film a bit more realistic. The photography is also nice: I believe that this is Toho's first color effort.
The biggest negative in the film is the way the whole thing takes a while to get going. The giant insect/mine disaster subplot seems to drag, and it's not until Rodan shows up that the film really begins to move.
By the way, the costume used for Rodan in this film is reasonably realistic. Right after watching this movie, my daughter and I watched the second movie Rodan appeared in: GHIDRAH, THE THREE-HEADED MONSTER. The costume in their is much worse. (Of course, the Godzilla costume in that movie is also much worse than that used in most of the previous "Godzilla" films.) The eyes, in particular, look phony in the latter film.
In summary, this is a good film. It is one of the better films of its genre, and ranks as one of the top 5 monster films from Toho (along with GODZILLA, GODZILLA RAIDS AGAIN, GODZILLA VS. MOTHRA (1964), and MOTHRA).
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Daniel O'Donnell opens up about the death of his mother Julia
"It would be nice to see her again in heaven"
by Kayla WalshDaniel O'Donnell has opened up about the death of his mother, admitting he'd love to see her again in heaven - but he doesn't think that will happen.
Speaking to Ryan Tubridy on RTÉ Radio 1 today, he said: "It would be nice to see people that have gone before us.
"But I think people who are dead, of course you don't see them physically.
"They're there in your memories."
Daniel's mother Julia passed away at the age of 94 and the singer said that while he was very sad to lose her, she lived to a "great age".
"She was very alert, she was very much involved in everything we were doing," he went on.
"If she had another 20 years it would be great too. But her body just wore out.
"In the latter part of her life, every day there was something small wrong with her that we could do nothing about."
Speaking about religion, the star of Daniel and Majella's B&B Road Trip said he still goes to mass every Sunday.
"I do try to go every weekend, Saturday night or Sunday morning," he said.
"I get something out of going to mass. I want to believe that God is there, it gives me a good feeling.
He added: "If you dissect it all down it's unbelievable, how did all this happen?
"Mary became pregnant by the holy spirit and Jesus assumed up...If you want to poke holes in it it's very easy to.
"But I get a comfort out of the idea that there's something there that helps me along the way."
Daniel also paid tribute to Gay Byrne, saying he was always "gracious" and helpful to him.
"He was such a huge part of all of our lives growing up. From my own point of view, he was very helpful to me.
"Getting on the Late Late Show is a huge thing. He was very gracious and took me on.
"He interviewed me, I hadn't a lot to say that time. It's a huge loss, it's the end of an era."


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