LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Obama, Clinton and real meddling
by THE WASHINGTON TIMESANALYSIS/OPINION:
If you can’t find anything wrong, simply make something up and put it on national TV nonstop. That’s what passes for principle with Washington Democrats, anyway, and those who have never read the Ten Commandments, as they seek revenge on our startlingly successful president.
What kind of fools do they take us for? Do they really think it a good thing to keep us in constant turmoil, a la socialist dictators, rather than to do their proper job, namely, keeping America great?
President Obama paid a foreign hostile government, Iran, half a trilliion dollars of public money in cash. Was this bribery, appeasement or something even more sinister? Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee gave Russia access to 10 percent of America’s uranium, and hired a foreign agent, Christopher Steele, to invent damaging stories about their political rival.
No problem.
President Trump, on the other hand, is the most dedicated and effective president we’ve had in centuries. He asks Ukraine to clean up its corruption, which should be a prerequisite to foreign aid, before more millions of our money is wasted — and he becomes a candidate for crucifixion. We must figure this out.
ELIZABETH WARD NOTTRODT
Baltimore
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| struct | SurveyInStatus |
| class | GPSHelper |
Macros | |
| #define | GPS_READ_BUFFER_SIZE 250 |
| #define | GPS_EPOCH_SECS ((time_t)1234567890ULL) |
Typedefs | |
| typedef int(* | GPSCallbackPtr) (GPSCallbackType type, void *data1, int data2, void *user) |
| Callback function for platform-specific stuff. More... | |
Definition in file gps_helper.h.
| #define GPS_EPOCH_SECS ((time_t)1234567890ULL) |
Definition at line 116 of file gps_helper.h.
Referenced by GPSDriverAshtech::handleMessage(), GPSDriverMTK::handleMessage(), and GPSDriverUBX::payloadRxDone().
| #define GPS_READ_BUFFER_SIZE 250 |
Definition at line 47 of file gps_helper.h.
Referenced by GPSDriverAshtech::receive(), GPSDriverMTK::receive(), and GPSDriverUBX::receive().
| typedef int(* GPSCallbackPtr) (GPSCallbackType type, void *data1, int data2, void *user) |
Callback function for platform-specific stuff.
data1 and data2 depend on type and user is the custom user-supplied argument.
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Read data from device. This is a blocking operation with a timeout. data1: points to a buffer to be written to. The first sizeof(int) bytes contain the timeout in ms when calling the method. data2: buffer length in bytes. Less bytes than this can be read. return: num read bytes, 0 on timeout (the method can actually also return 0 before the timeout happens). |
| writeDeviceData |
Write data to device data1: data to be written data2: number of bytes to write return: num written bytes. |
| setBaudrate |
set Baudrate data1: ignored data2: baudrate return: 0 on success |
| gotRTCMMessage |
Got an RTCM message from the device. data1: pointer to the message data2: message length return: ignored |
| surveyInStatus |
message about current survey-in status data1: points to a SurveyInStatus struct data2: ignored return: ignored |
| setClock |
can be used to set the current clock accurately data1: pointer to a timespec struct data2: ignored return: ignored |
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| namespace | boost |
| namespace | boost::gil |
| namespace | boost::gil::detail |
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| struct | dynamic_xy_step_type |
| | Returns the type of a view that has a dynamic step along both X and Y. More...
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| struct | dynamic_xy_step_transposed_type |
| | Returns the type of a transposed view that has a dynamic step along both X and Y. More...
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| class | color_convert_deref_fn |
| | Function object that given a source pixel, returns it converted to a given color space and channel depth. Models: PixelDereferenceAdaptorConcept. More...
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| struct | color_converted_view_type |
| | Returns the type of a view that does color conversion upon dereferencing its pixels. More...
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| struct | nth_channel_deref_fn |
| | Function object that returns a grayscale reference of the N-th channel of a given reference. Models: PixelDereferenceAdaptorConcept.
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| struct | nth_channel_view_type |
| | Given a source image view type View, returns the type of an image view over a single channel of View
If the channels in the source view are adjacent in memory (such as planar non-step view or single-channel view) then the return view is a single-channel non-step view. If the channels are non-adjacent (interleaved and/or step view) then the return view is a single-channel step view. More...
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| struct | kth_channel_deref_fn |
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| struct | kth_channel_view_type |
| | Given a source image view type View, returns the type of an image view over a given channel of View.
If the channels in the source view are adjacent in memory (such as planar non-step view or single-channel view) then the return view is a single-channel non-step view. If the channels are non-adjacent (interleaved and/or step view) then the return view is a single-channel step view. More...
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type_from_x_iterator< Iterator
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type_from_x_iterator< Iterator
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detail::channel_pointer_type<
HomogeneousView >::type | boost::gil::interleaved_view_get_raw_data (const HomogeneousView &view) |
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detail::channel_pointer_type<
HomogeneousView >::type | boost::gil::planar_view_get_raw_data (const HomogeneousView &view, int plane_index) |
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template<typename DstP, typename View, typename CC> |
color_converted_view_type<
View, DstP, CC >::type | boost::gil::color_converted_view (const View &src, CC cc) |
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template<typename DstP, typename View> |
color_converted_view_type<
View, DstP >::type | boost::gil::color_converted_view (const View &src) |
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template<typename View> |
dynamic_y_step_type< View
>::type | boost::gil::flipped_up_down_view (const View &src) |
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template<typename View> |
dynamic_x_step_type< View
>::type | boost::gil::flipped_left_right_view (const View &src) |
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template<typename View> |
dynamic_xy_step_transposed_type<
View >::type | boost::gil::transposed_view (const View &src) |
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template<typename View> |
dynamic_xy_step_transposed_type<
View >::type | boost::gil::rotated90cw_view (const View &src) |
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template<typename View> |
dynamic_xy_step_transposed_type<
View >::type | boost::gil::rotated90ccw_view (const View &src) |
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template<typename View> |
dynamic_xy_step_type< View
>::type | boost::gil::rotated180_view (const View &src) |
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template<typename View> |
| View | boost::gil::subimage_view (const View &src, const typename View::point_t &topleft, const typename View::point_t &dimensions) |
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template<typename View> |
| View | boost::gil::subimage_view (const View &src, int xMin, int yMin, int width, int height) |
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template<typename View> |
dynamic_xy_step_type< View
>::type | boost::gil::subsampled_view (const View &src, typename View::coord_t xStep, typename View::coord_t yStep) |
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template<typename View> |
dynamic_xy_step_type< View
>::type | boost::gil::subsampled_view (const View &src, const typename View::point_t &step) |
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template<typename View> |
nth_channel_view_type< View
>::type | boost::gil::nth_channel_view (const View &src, int n) |
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template<int K, typename View> |
kth_channel_view_type< K,
View >::type | boost::gil::kth_channel_view (const View &src) |


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Default error handler for PHPCap. PHPCap will call
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- $code
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Jim Kisor, owner of Decorative Injections, poses for a portrait inside his shop. He’s been tattooing over 20 years. “I started out thinking that I needed to try to be good at everything I could be good at,” Kisor said. “We are right here as a street shop and because there are so many people coming in, if you stuck to one particular style, you’re going to start alienating a certain crowd of people that want tattoos. I try to be as fluent with everything that I can.”
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com.textrazor.annotations
Class Word
java.lang.Object
com.textrazor.annotations.Annotation
com.textrazor.annotations.Word
public class Word
- extends Annotation
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Constructor Summary |
Word()
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equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
Word
public Word()
getPosition
public int getPosition()
- Returns:
- The position of this word in its sentence.
getStartingPos
public int getStartingPos()
- Returns:
- The start offset in the input text for this token. Note that TextRazor treats multi byte utf8 characters as a single position.
getEndingPos
public int getEndingPos()
- Returns:
- The end offset in the input text for this token. Note that TextRazor treats multi byte utf8 characters as a single position.
getStem
public java.lang.String getStem()
- Returns:
- The stem of this word.
getLemma
public java.lang.String getLemma()
- Returns:
- Returns the morphological root of this word
getToken
public java.lang.String getToken()
- Returns:
- The raw token string that matched this word in the source text.
getPartOfSpeech
public java.lang.String getPartOfSpeech()
- Returns:
- The Part of Speech that applies to this word. We use the Penn treebank tagset.
getParentPosition
public int getParentPosition()
- Returns:
- The position of the grammatical parent of this word, or null if this word is either at the root of the sentence or the "dependency-trees" extractor was not requested.
getParentWord
public Word getParentWord()
- Returns:
- The
Word
object of the grammatical parent of this word, or null if this word is either at the root of the sentence or the "dependency-trees" extractor was not requested.
getChildren
public java.util.List<Word> getChildren()
- Returns:
- List of the
Word
objects that are children of this word, empty list if the word has no children or the "dependency-trees" extractor was not requested.
getSenses
public java.util.List<Word.Sense> getSenses()
- Returns:
- List of
Word.Sense
objects of this word.
getRelationToParent
public java.lang.String getRelationToParent()
- Returns:
- The Grammatical relation between this word and it's parent, or null if this word is either at the root of the sentence or the "dependency-trees" extractor was not requested. TextRazor parses into Stanford uncollapsed dependencies.
getEntailments
public java.util.List<Entailment> getEntailments()
- Returns:
- List of the
Entailment
objects that this word is a part of.
getEntities
public java.util.List<Entity> getEntities()
- Returns:
- List of the
Entity
objects that this word is a part of.
getNounPhrases
public java.util.List<NounPhrase> getNounPhrases()
- Returns:
- List of the
NounPhrase
objects that this word is a part of.
getRelations
public java.util.List<Relation> getRelations()
- Returns:
- List of the
Relation
objects that this word is a part of.
getSentences
public java.util.List<Sentence> getSentences()
- Returns:
- List of the
Sentence
objects that this word is a part of.
getPropertyProperties
public java.util.List<Property> getPropertyProperties()
- Returns:
- List of the
Property
objects that this word is a part of.
getPropertyPredicates
public java.util.List<Property> getPropertyPredicates()
- Returns:
- List of the
Property
objects that this word is a part of.
getRelationParams
public java.util.List<RelationParam> getRelationParams()
- Returns:
- List of the
RelationParam
objects that this word is a part of.


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Izhikevich neurons are a type of spiking neuron model that can replicate a range of behaviours that neurons exhibit while remaining computationally efficient. For this reason they can be used to model large spiking neural networks while maintaining the biological characteristics of the individual neurons. They are parametrised by just four variables (a,b,c,d), which I've put on the sliders below. Different combinations of these parameters will produce model neurons that behave in different ways, such as the types I've linked to the four buttons (click one!). The final slider is the external current injection to the model brain cell. Between 200 and 800 milliseconds this current is injected into the model cell and the response plotted in the main graph. All of this is being simulated by (probably pretty badly written) javascript in your browser... so yes, this page was basically an excuse to play around with D3 and javascript.
The four parameters: a, b, c and d have different roles. The parameter "a" represents the recovery of the membrane after the spike, the parameter "b" takes into account the sensibility of the neuron to the fluctuation of the voltage, the parameter "c" is used to set the maximum amplitude of the spike after which the neuron's voltage is reset and the parameter "d" determines the after-spike overshoot reset. Read more here.


mod-panel
A component that houses cards containing all of the recommended product items. It combines a gallery and an endless panel with options for pagination.
Examples
This is a sample panel
Properties
| Property | Attribute | Description | Type | Default |
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classes |
classes |
Allows the application of custom classes and CSS on-top of existing styles | string |
"" |
data |
data |
An array of documents or any other value to display on cards in the Panel | string |
undefined |
limit |
limit |
Sets a limit of cards per page | number |
0 |
paginate |
paginate |
Applies pagination to the data. Defaults to false |
boolean |
false |
rounded |
rounded |
Generates rounded cards if set to true, otherwise false | boolean |
false |
size |
size |
Selector for mounted card sizes | "large" \| "medium" |
"medium" |
theme |
theme |
Theme used to influence the cards within the panel | "abyss" \| "autumn" \| "breeze" \| "minimalist" |
"minimalist" |
Dependencies
Depends on
Graph
graph TD;
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public interface SessionCache
SessionCache is a general receiving area for data represented as key-value pairs. Entries in a SessionCache may persist for the length of a Virtual Machine's run time, but may be evicted at any time.
Eviction of SessionCache entires is accomplished by controlling the maximum number of entries in the cache. This maximum value is set by callingsetCapacity(int)
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Returns true if the cache contains a specified key, and false if it does not. |
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get(Object key)
Returns a reference to an entry's value in the cache corresponding to a specified key, or null if no entry with that key exists. |
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Returns the maximum number of entires in the cache. |
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getEntryCount()
Returns the number of entries currently in the cache. |
Set<Object> |
getKeySet()
Returns a Set view of the keys contained in the cache. |
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put(Object key,
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Adds an entry in the cache with a specified key and value. |
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Removes the entry with the specified key from the cache, and returns that entry's value. |
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Sets the maximum number of entries in the cache. |
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void clear()
boolean contains(Object key)
key
- the entry key in question.
Object get(Object key)
key
- the entry key to look for.
int getCapacity()
int getEntryCount()
Set<Object> getKeySet()
Set
view of the keys contained in the cache.
Set
view of the keys contained in the cache.void put(Object key, Object value)
key
- the entry's key.value
- the entry's value.Object remove(Object key)
key
- the entry key to look for.
void setCapacity(int capacity)
capacity
- maximum number of enties in the cache.
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Drug Advertisements
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Many of the later
advertisements are for products suitable for women: iron pills, "monthly cleansing" pills, and
various cosmetic products, including tooth-blackening powder. The latter was a traditional treatment to
enhance appearance, developed before modern dentistry assured that most people
retained their teeth to adulthood; tooth-blackening, or ohaguro, was still in use even
during the Meiji period by some married women, and by geisha.
An early twentieth-century
print from the collection advertises the "easy to use tooth-blackening oxide Tokiwa
tsuyu." The product name Tokiwa tsuyu,
roughly translating to "everlasting luster," also contains a reference to one
of the foremost women of Japanese legend, Tokiwa Gozen. Gozen is best known today as the mother of famed warrior Minamoto no Yoshitsune
(1159-89).
According to the Tales of the Heike, an account of the
momentous clash between the Minamoto and Taira military clans, following the death of clan leader
Yoshitomo, his mistress Gozen was forced to flee
through the snow with her three children.
The advertisement makes use of this imagery, by representing Gozen in elegant court-style robes, walking through the
snow with a baby to her breast and two other children beside her. The ad suggests that by using this product a
woman could not only produce a lustrous smile, but also possess the beauty and
virtue of Gozen herself.
An ad for the base liquid
used in tooth blackening shows a woman examining her teeth in an oval mirror,
cup in one hand and tooth-blackening brush in the other, with a bottle with the
liquid on the floor nearby. A glimpse of
the red under-robe at her collar, sleeves, and below her knee signals to
viewers that she is one of the elite geisha,
not an ordinary housewife.
A series of advertisements by Eitaku (1843-1890) reflect the new, modernized
image of Japan
emerging by the late 1880s, in which advertising was an increasingly prominent
feature of daily life. The prints
promote a set of three drugs from Rakuzendo, treating
low energy, heartburn, and constipation, yet their illustrations contain no
hint of these conditions, nor are the medicines or their effects
personified.
Two of the prints feature
elegant young women in traditional interiors furnished with painted scrolls and
screens "decorated" with messages advertising the products. The other two are set outdoors and suggest,
perhaps playfully, that such ads were an inescapable feature of modern
life: in one, a young women and
two men (one dressed in Western clothing including a deerstalker hat and
striped pants) look up at an enormous stele carved with information about the
three drugs; in the other (shown at right) a woman and young girl stand reading advertisements
plastered to the wall of a Western-style masonry building.
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Follow the instructions for TensorFlow and Python at this URL: https://www.tensorflow.org/install/
We will be using RStudio Cloud for this workshop, which is an RStudio instance hosted on AWS by RStudio. You won't have to download anything to your machine. Should you wish to do so, you can download the materials to your machine at any time (we'll explain how at the workshop). Instructions: - go to this link: https://login.rstudio.cloud/login - sign up with an email address and password, you can use any email address you want as we won't be using it for any communication but you will receive one confirmation email to verify the sign up. - after sign up, click on the "Projects" button at the top - Next, click the blue '+ new project' button - It will take a minute to spawn a new project. Give your project a name. It will be default to be called 'Untitled Project'. Choose any name you'd like; this is your project space. - you're all set for Wednesday! - note that we will all be sharing the same space on RStudio Cloud, but you will see only your own project and the 'base' project that the instructors created and shared.
For this class, each student computer should have: A recent version of Windows (7 or later) or macOS, with current system updates and at least 3 GB of RAM Tableau Desktop installed, version 10.4 (current version) If you do not already have Tableau installed, the installer can be downloaded from https://www.tableau.com/products/trial for a 14-day trial. To get the maximum use out of the 14-day trial, we recommend installing the software and starting the trial period one week before your class. Please note, the Tableau installer is a large file (over 300 MB), so it should definitely be downloaded and installed in advance. Optional: Excel or similar spreadsheet software is helpful if you want to open the CSV files and look at the source data directly. Lab files for your class – please download this zip file, and unzip the contents to a convenient location such as the desktop. http://lib.accelebrate.com/201711_DataSciCon/DataSciConSources.zip
No special setup needed. Bring a notebook to take notes!


Upgrading to Elixir 1.4
Yesterday Elixir 1.4 was released! Here are the 1.4 features that we used straight-away.
Easier Escript Install
Elixir 1.3 introduced a one-liner command for installing escripts:
> mix escript.install https://raw.githubusercontent.com/elixir-search/searchex/master/searchex
The new command introduced in Elixir 1.4 is much better.
> mix escript.install hex searchex
Very slick! Note that the escript is installed into ~/.mix/escripts
- make
sure it is on your path!
Task.async_stream
Searchex intends to make heavy use of GenStage for concurrent processing and backpressure. GenStage is a bit complex, and I didn’t have time to learn and use it in the first release.
Elixir 1.4 includes Task.async_stream, an abstraction which simplifies GenStage a great deal. Here’s at example from the Searchex code base:
defp extract_docs(filescans) do
filescans
# this is the old implementation...
# |> Enum.flat_map(fn(filescan) -> gen_docs(filescan) end)
# the new code starts here...
|> Task.async_stream(__MODULE__, :gen_docs, [])
|> Enum.to_list
|> Enum.map(fn(el) -> elem(el, 1) end)
|> List.flatten
end
With the old implementation, it took 25 seconds to catalog a 400-document
collection. With Task.async_stream
, execution time is reduced to 10
seconds. (quad-core i5)
Maybe the best part is seeing all cores running at max capacity.
Searchex 0.0.3
I just pushed Searchex 0.0.3 with these changes.


[1]
Easy to use. Great pictures. Great in low light; Haven't found any yet.
[2]
18x zoom. Sports setting; would like to be able to add other lens


nips nips2003 nips2003-29 nips2003-29-reference knowledge-graph by maker-knowledge-mining
Source: pdf
Author: Joelle Pineau, Geoffrey J. Gordon, Sebastian Thrun
Abstract: Recent developments in grid-based and point-based approximation algorithms for POMDPs have greatly improved the tractability of POMDP planning. These approaches operate on sets of belief points by individually learning a value function for each point. In reality, belief points exist in a highly-structured metric simplex, but current POMDP algorithms do not exploit this property. This paper presents a new metric-tree algorithm which can be used in the context of POMDP planning to sort belief points spatially, and then perform fast value function updates over groups of points. We present results showing that this approach can reduce computation in point-based POMDP algorithms for a wide range of problems. 1
[1] R. I. Brafman. A heuristic variable grid solution method for POMDPs. In Proceedings of the Fourteenth National Conference on Artiﬁcial Intelligence (AAAI), pages 727–733, 1997.
[2] A. Cassandra. http://www.cs.brown.edu/research/ai/pomdp/examples/index.html.
[3] J. H. Friendman, J. L. Bengley, and R. A. Finkel. An algorithm for ﬁnding best matches in logarithmic expected time. ACM Transactions on Mathematical Software, 3(3):209–226, 1977.
[4] M. Hauskrecht. Value-function approximations for partially observable Markov decision processes. Journal of Artiﬁcial Intelligence Research, 13:33–94, 2000.
[5] L. P. Kaelbling, M. L. Littman, and A. R. Cassandra. Planning and acting in partially observable stochastic domains. Artiﬁcial Intelligence, 101:99–134, 1998.
[6] A. W. Moore. Very fast EM-based mixture model clustering using multiresolution KD-trees. In Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS), volume 11, 1999.
[7] A. W. Moore. The anchors hierarchy: Using the triangle inequality to survive high dimensional data. Technical Report CMU-RI-TR-00-05, Carnegie Mellon, 2000.
[8] J. Pineau, G. Gordon, and S. Thrun. Point-based value iteration: An anytime algorithm for POMDPs. In International Joint Conference on Artiﬁcial Intelligence (IJCAI), 2003.
[9] K.-M. Poon. A fast heuristic algorithm for decision-theoretic planning. Master’s thesis, The Hong-Kong University of Science and Technology, 2001.
[10] P. Poupart and C. Boutilier. Value-directed compression of POMDPs. In Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS), volume 15, 2003.
[11] N. Roy and G. Gordon. Exponential family PCA for belief compression in POMDPs. In Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS), volume 15, 2003.
[12] J. K. Uhlmann. Satisfying general proximity/similarity queries with metric trees. Information Processing Letters, 40:175–179, 1991.
[13] R. Zhou and E. A. Hansen. An improved grid-based approximation algorithm for POMDPs. In Proceedings of the 17th International Joint Conference on Artiﬁcial Intelligence (IJCAI), 2001. 3 The coffee domain is known to have an intrinsic dimensionality of 7 [10]. We do not know the intrinsic dimensionality of the Tag domain, but many robot applications produce belief points that exist in sub-dimensional manifolds [11].


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KAPITAL Drops Western Mexican Tuxedo Pants/Jacket Combo
Featuring a skeleton-embroidered trucker jacket.
by Ambrose LeungKAPITAL continues with its skeleton-embroidered apparel in the form of the Satin Western Mexican Tuxedo pants and jacket release.
Available in tan or olive, the drop features a pair of tapered pants with large bone chain-stitch embroidery down the sides of the legs.  The jacket sees bone embroidery down the arms along with a full ribcage at the back of the jacket. The trucker style jacket also contains stamp-branded buttons and a front pocket label.
Those interested in this new KAPITAL Mexican Tuxedo release can find the jacket and pants over at KAPITAL’s online store for ¥59,180 JPY and ¥37,180 JPY, respectively (approximately $540 USD and $340 USD).
In other fashion news, BEAMS Japan immortalizes “Tora-San” in 50th-anniversary capsule for Otoko wa Tsurai yo.
KAPITAL Western Satin Mexican Tuxedo Jacket
Release Date
November 17, 2019 - 12:00 am EST (TBC)
Price
59180 USD


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JERRY MAGUIRE A film review by Paul Miller Copyright 1996 Paul Miller
On the way to the theater today, I was in a huge rush and I almost missed the coming attractions (something I hate to do.) In fact, I almost said "skip this movie" all together. But I'm glad I didn't.
This movie started out with Mr. Cruise himself playing sports agent Jerry Maguire. He's a hot shot and a hotdogger all the way. Until one seemingly normal night he's watching TV. He thinks for a second, then starts writing on his computer. He keeps writing for 25 pages until he finally comes up with his "mission proposal". He makes copies for everyone. The one quote everybody see "Less Clients, More Attention". For saying this, he's fired from SMI, an office of agents, (I bet they have one heck of a Christmas party!) and consequently lose almost every client he has.
This is something I stick to, no plot details. I think many reviewers go too far and give away most of the movie, but not me.
Anyway, here's why I enjoyed this movie.
The cast was super. Everyone and I mean EVERYONE turns in great performances. Especially Johnathan Lipnicki, a small tot, that couldn't have been more than about 3 or 4.
Also, excellent writing and direction. The script showed Maguires downfall with in-your-face force, you can't help but leave your seat without thinking about what you just saw.
Excellent cameos. Sports stars from Troy Aikman to Roy Firestone and a great cameo by Eric Stoltz.
This overall was a super movie. It shows Mr. Cruise in a new, fresh way that everyone will appreciate.
*** (out of four)
Paul's Scale
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What is EPATA??
Nothing... It's just a made up acronym. My first and last initials and the inititals of the website. But, hopefully one day it could be more!
Check out some of my other work:
All Things Android App:All Things Android - EPATA
Other ATA websites in different code:
ASP.NET: allthingsandroid.me
WordPress: allthingsandroid.co


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methods of scientific investigation needed to analyze them.
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public class Habit
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected Date |
currDate |
protected Date |
date |
protected boolean |
hasChanged |
protected int |
occ |
protected int |
oldOcc |
protected int |
tempOcc |
protected WeekDays |
weekDays |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Habit() |
Habit(Date date,
WeekDays weekDays)
Created a Habit object
|
Habit(java.lang.String title,
Date date)
Creates a habit object
|
Habit(java.lang.String title,
java.lang.String reason,
Date date)
Create a Habit object
|
Habit(java.lang.String title,
java.lang.String reason,
Date date,
WeekDays weekDays)
Created a Habit object
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
caldays(int beg,
int dayOfWeek,
int end)
In a given month, returns the number of times a habit could have occurred
if it was followed according to schedule
|
Date |
getDate()
Gets the starting date of a habit
|
java.lang.String |
getId() |
java.lang.String |
getReason() |
java.lang.String |
getTitle() |
int |
getTotalOccurrence()
calculates the total number of times that the habit could have
occurred in if it was followed according to schedule
|
WeekDays |
getWeekDays()
Gets the days of the week the habit will occur in
|
void |
setDate(Date toStart)
Sets the starting date of the habit if it is a valid date
|
void |
setDay(int day)
access the weekDays attribute to set a day
that the habit is expected to be done in
|
void |
setId(java.lang.String id) |
void |
setReason(java.lang.String reason) |
void |
setTitle(java.lang.String title)
checks that a habit's title is valid before assigning it
|
void |
setWeekDays(WeekDays weekDays) |
java.lang.String |
toString()
creates a string representing a habit
|
int |
totalOccurrence(Date startDate,
Date endDate)
calculates total times a habit could have occured in if it was
followed according to schedule from startDate to endDate
|
void |
unsetDay(int day)
accesses the weekDays attribute to unset a day
that the habit is not expected to be done in
|
protected Date date
protected WeekDays weekDays
protected int oldOcc
protected int occ
protected int tempOcc
protected boolean hasChanged
protected Date currDate
public Habit()
public Habit(Date date, WeekDays weekDays)
date
- Starting date of the habitweekDays
- A WeekDays list to identify the days of the week the habit will
occur inpublic Habit(java.lang.String title, Date date) throws HabitTitleTooLongException, DateNotValidException
title
- The title or name of the habitdate
- The starting date of the habit.HabitTitleTooLongException
- if Habit title is not between 1 and 20 characters.DateNotValidException
- if Starting date is not a valid datepublic Habit(java.lang.String title, java.lang.String reason, Date date) throws HabitTitleTooLongException, HabitReasonTooLongException, DateNotValidException
title
- The title or name of the habitreason
- The reason the habit will be starteddate
- Starting date for the habitHabitTitleTooLongException
- If the habit's title is not between 1 and 20 charactersHabitReasonTooLongException
- If the habit's reason is not between 1 and 30 charactersDateNotValidException
- If the starting date is not validpublic Habit(java.lang.String title, java.lang.String reason, Date date, WeekDays weekDays) throws HabitTitleTooLongException, HabitReasonTooLongException, DateNotValidException
title
- The title or name of the habitreason
- The reason the habit will be starteddate
- Starting date for the habitweekDays
- a WeekDays object that identifies days the habit will occur inHabitTitleTooLongException
- If the habit's title is not between 1 and 20 charactersHabitReasonTooLongException
- If the habit's reason is not between 1 and 30 charactersDateNotValidException
- If the starting date is not validpublic java.lang.String getId()
public void setId(java.lang.String id)
id
- to identify the habitpublic java.lang.String getTitle()
public void setTitle(java.lang.String title) throws HabitTitleTooLongException
title
- name or title of the habitHabitTitleTooLongException
- thrown if the habit
does not satisfy constraints.public java.lang.String getReason()
public void setReason(java.lang.String reason) throws HabitReasonTooLongException
reason
- the reason for the habitHabitReasonTooLongException
- if reason is too long,
an exception is thrownpublic Date getDate()
public void setDate(Date toStart) throws DateNotValidException
toStart
- the date the habit will startsDateNotValidException:
- thrown in the following conditions.
- if the habit is first created, then date
must be current or future date
- if habit was created previously, then updating
date is only allowed if is not before current dateDateNotValidException
public WeekDays getWeekDays()
public void setWeekDays(WeekDays weekDays)
weekDays
- the days of the week the habit is donepublic void setDay(int day)
day
- the days that the habit will be donepublic void unsetDay(int day)
day
- public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public int getTotalOccurrence()
public int totalOccurrence(Date startDate, Date endDate)
startDate
- the start date for the habit that we want to useendDate
- the end date for a habit that we want to dopublic int caldays(int beg, int dayOfWeek, int end)
beg
- we identify whent he month should startdayOfWeek
- we pass the day of the week that beg corresponds toend
- we the end day of the month that we want to use


Email 套件
Email 套件提供了一个使用 PHP 的 mail 函式、sendmail 或 SMTP来发送邮件的接口。 套件支持:
- 纯文本 mails
- HTML 邮件, 和可选的内容
- 附件
- 内联附件.
安装
Email 套件是官方包下载的一部分 (版本 1.1起). 必须在程序中配置或动态引用才能启动这个套件.
'always_load' => array(
'packages' => array(
'email',
),
),
// Or in a controller:
\Package::load('email');
配置
创建 (复制) 配置文件在 app/config/email.php目录下. 并修改相应的配置.
请注意: Email 套件加载了这个文件,这里就不需要加载这个文件了.
基本配置
| 参数 | 类型 | 默认 | 描述 |
|---|---|---|---|
| defaults | array |
|
每组使用默认设置. 在配置文件里会覆盖这里的值. |
| default_setup | string |
|
默认是使用，如果没有填写profided. |
| setups | array |
|
默认设置是带一个数组. 你可以自定义增加或者修改成默认组设置. |
组配置
| Param | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| useragent | string |
|
The user agent. |
| driver | string |
|
The driver to use. Can be mail, smtp, sendmail, mailgun, mandrill or noop (only logs writes to log). Must be lowercase. |
| is_html | boolean |
|
Whether to send as html mail or as plain mail. |
| encode_headers | boolean |
|
Whether to encode subject and recipient names. Requires the mbstring extension. |
| charset | string |
|
The email message charset. |
| encoding | string |
|
The email message encoding. Can be 7bit, 8bit, quoted-printable and base64. |
| priority | string |
|
The email's priority. Can be:
|
| from.email | string|false |
|
Use this to set a default from email address. |
| from.name | string|false |
|
Use this to set a default from name. |
| validate | bool |
|
Set to false if you don't want to validate the addresses. Can result in failure in sending. |
| auto_attach | bool |
|
Whether to auto attach (background) images from a html body. |
| generate_alt | bool |
|
Whether to automatically generate an alt body from a html body. |
| wordwrap | int|false |
|
Word wrap size. If lower than anything above 0 will wrap. This setting is ignored when using base64 or quoted-printable. |
| sendmail_path | string |
|
Path to sendmail. |
| smtp.host | string |
|
SMTP host. |
| smtp.port | int |
|
SMTP port. |
| smtp.username | string |
|
SMTP username. |
| smtp.password | string |
|
SMTP password. |
| smtp.timeout | int |
|
SMTP timeout. Increase this when a SMTP server times out during the sending proccess. |
| smtp.starttls | bool |
|
Whether a SMTP server needs STARTTLS command. |
| newline | string |
|
New line. |
| attach_paths | array |
|
Array of attachment paths. When adding attachments, the driver will look in these paths and attach the first on found. Leave the empty ('') in there to allow absolute paths. |
| return_path | string|false |
|
Use this to set a default return-path email address. |
| remove_html_comments | bool |
|
When true, all comments inside the HTML body will be stripped. |
| relative_protocol_replacement | string|false |
|
When set to a string, all relative protocol URI's (those starting with // instead of http://) will be replaced by the value you specify here. This allows you to convert them to http:// or https://, since some Email clients (Outlook!) do not support relative protocol URI's. |
| mandrill.key | string |
|
Your Mandrill API Key. |
| mandrill.message_options | array |
|
Check Mandrill docs. (Look for message struct) |
| mandrill.send_options.async | bool |
|
Enable a background sending mode |
| mandrill.send_options.ip_pool | string |
|
The name of the dedicated ip pool that should be used to send the message |
| mandrill.send_options.send_at | string |
|
When this message should be sent as a UTC timestamp in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format. |
Make sure to install mandrill/mandrill composer package if you want to use the mandrill driver.
Mailgun 配置
| 参数 | 类型 | 默认 | 描述 |
|---|---|---|---|
| key | string |
|
mailgun 账户KEY. |
| domain | string |
|
网站域名 |


Microsoft To Do for iOS updated with smart due dates feature
by PradeepMicrosoft today released an updated To Do app for iPhone and iPad. This v2.5 update comes with new rich entry task bar that allows you to set due dates, reminders and add a task to My Day all while creating a task.
Also, when you type something like “remind me today at 8:00” into the task name, To Do app will take advantage of natural language processing and offer you to set reminder for 8:00. In addition to these new features, this update comes with following improvements.
- We made some color improvements to our sidebar when you’re in dark mode.
- We updated some of our illustrations.
- We fixed some crashes and squashed some bugs.
You can download the updated To Do app here from Google Play Store and here from Apple App Store.


SAPUI5 Implementation
Getting an access token with Azure AD B2C and calling a Web API
Sign-in with Microsoft Azure AD B2C
Login
Call Authenticated Web API
Call Admin Web API for Read
Call Admin Web API for Write


Welcome to scrapex’s documentation!¶
Scrapex is a python Web Scraping Framework for Fast and Flexible Development. Write Less, Work More.
Key Features:
- Flexible Cache Sysem:
- allow last-minutes changes, parsing-mistakes being fixed quickly, wihtout having to run against the website again and again
- Extracting data by Xpath, Regex, String Subtraction; All in a Chain
- Automic Cookies Handling
- Ramdom Proxy Rotation
- Random User Agent Rotation
- Easy Street Address Parsing
- Easily Saving data to CSV, Excel, JSON
- Automatically resolving relative URLs and making them absolute URLs.
- Asynchronous Programing to Handle Big Data Scrape
- Automatic Response Decode


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Blessed be the Lord, the God of Israel; *
he has come to his people and set them free.
He has raised up for us a mighty savior, *
born of the house of his servant David.
Through his holy prophets he promised of old
that he would save us from our enemies, *
from the hands of all who hate us.
He promised to show mercy to our fathers *
and to remember his holy covenant.
This was the oath he swore to our father Abraham, *
to set us free from the hands of our enemies,
Free to worship him without fear, *
holy and righteous in his sight
all the days of our life.
You, my child, shall be called the prophet of the Most High, *
for you will go before the Lord to prepare his way,
To give his people knowledge of salvation *
by the forgiveness of their sins.
In the tender compassion of our God *
the dawn from on high shall break upon us,
To shine on those who dwell in darkness
and in the shadow of death, *
and to guide our feet into the way of peace.


Different bikes have a variety of different sounds
The type of bike you own means that the sound of the bike can change making the bike much louder or quieter to listen to an example underneath the image.
The type of bike you own means that the sound of the bike can change making the bike much louder or quieter to listen to an example underneath the image.


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In this demo you should be able to see input with a placeholder and label with the text of "Enter your name"


Jaume Avinyó - Designer
I’m Jaume and I’ve been working as a designer and gameplay programmer for this project during these past four months.
The fact of assuming these roles made me realise some important points. The design work we did in the very first steps of this project was a very good base. But even though, starting the game itself made us realise that we had an overwhelming amount of work. As a solution, we re-designed much of the game design document content, which had to be updated lots of times during the development. In addition to these issues, the Game Engine was in constant progress, meaning that we did not have the tools to create what we wanted until later versions of the Engine. I’ve learned new skills while being a gameplay programmer, such as working in a new environment (Broken Engine), learning lua programming language and applying that knowledge into designing and programming a whole new enemy for the game.
After working all my career in small teams (3-7 people) this has been the first time in such a big group. This made me re-discover the meaning of a fluid communication and its importance between departments in big teams like Broken Gem Studio. I feel very comfortable as a gameplay programer and I’m open to try other roles in a development team.
PROJECT CONTRIBUTION
- Game Design Document: As all my teammates, I practically touched all areas in the GDD. But I focused my work on the full design of a playable character “Ciri” and a progression system in which i worked on enemy stats, objects, levels, difficulties etc...
- Gameplay programming: I designed and fully programmed my own enemy called Lumberjack and also worked with the character programmer to make the combat with the enemy to feel nice. I also did lot of entity bug and behaviour fixing during the project to adapt to what i was asked for.
- Q&A and Feedback: With the combat scrum team I implemented the previously designed feedback for the combat such as particles and shaders. Lot of testing was necessary to balance the enemy combat and feedback.


Airship iOS SDK Migration Guide
Airship Library 9.x to 10.0
This is a compatibility release for iOS 12 support, mostly adding new optional features. However some breaking changes have been made in order to support them.
Items previously marked “Deprecated - to be removed in SDK version 10.0” have been removed. Some iOS 8 specific workarounds that have been obsolete since SDK 9.0 have also been removed. This release also drops support for iOS 9.
Notification Authorization
Notification authorization settings and authorization status is now fully decoupled from requested options. Use UAAuthorizedNotificationSettings
and UAAuthorizationStatus
in order to determine which notification settings are authorized following push registration at runtime.
UAAuthorizationStatus
UAAuthorizationStatusNotDetermined
UAAuthorizationStatusDenied
UAAuthorizationStatusAuthorized
UAAuthorizationStatusProvisional
UAAuthorizedNotificationSettings
UAAuthorizedNotificationSettingsNone
UAAuthorizedNotificationSettingsBadge
UAAuthorizedNotificationSettingsSound
UAAuthorizedNotificationSettingsAlert
UAAuthorizedNotificationSettingsCarPlay
UAAuthorizedNotificationSettingsLockScreen
UAAuthorizedNotificationsSettingsNotificationCenter
UAAuthorizedNotificationsSettingsCriticalAlert
UARegistrationDelegate
Registration delegate methods have been updated to reflect the new authorization model described above.
Added
notificationRegistrationFinishedWithAuthorizedSettings:categories:status
notificationAuthorizedSettingsDidChange
Deprecated (to be removed in SDK 11):
notificationRegistrationFinishedWithOptions:categories:
notificationAuthorizedOptionsDidChange:
UAPush
UAPush properties and methods have also been updated to reflect the new authorization model, and iOS 8 workarounds have been removed.
Added
authorizationStatus
enableUserPushNotifications:completionHandler
Deprecated (to be removed in SDK 11)
authorizedNotificationOptions
Removed (iOS 8 workarounds)
allowUnregisteringUserNotificationTypes
requireSettingsAppToDisableUserNotifications
Removed (previously deprecated)
alias
UANotificationCategory
Additional properties and factory methods have been added to support custom category summary formats, as well as placeholder strings for notifications with hidden body previews.
Added
categorySummaryFormat
categorywithIdentifier:actions:intentIdentifiers:hiddenBodyPreviewsPlaceholder:categorySummaryFormat:options:
UANotificationContent
Additional properties have been added to support the summary argument, summary argument count and thread ID features new to iOS 12.
Added
summaryArgument
summaryArgumentCount
threadIdentifier
UAJSONMatcher
Removed (previously deprecated)
matcherWithValueMatcher:key
matcherWithValueMatcher:key:scope
The methods above are redundant, and have been replaced with the more general matcherWithValueMatcher:scope
.
The removed key
parameter is just the last value of a scope array, so for instance, calls such as
[UAJSONMatcher matcherWithValueMatcher:someValueMatcher key:@"key"]
[UAJSONMatcher matcherWithValueMatcher:someValueMatcher key:@"key" scope:@[@"foo", @"bar"]]
can be rewritten as the following, respectively:
[UAJSONMatcher matcherWithValueMatcher:someValueMatcher scope:@[@"key"]]
[UAJSONMatcher matcherWithValueMatcher:someValueMatcher scope:@[@"foo", @"bar", @"key"]]
UAInboxDelegate
Removed (previously deprecated)
showInboxMessage:
UAMessageCenterMessageViewProtocol
Removed (previously deprecated)
loadMessage:onlyIfChanged:
See legacy migration guide for older migrations


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I know very little Java; I only use it when I have to, and I very rarely do.
Today I had to, and I wanted a way of passing a “block” of several statements into a method, to be run at a specific point within that method – something like what you could do with a Ruby block.
It was a bit tricky to figure out how to do this, but I managed (as far as I could tell). As I didn’t find anything very helpful on Google, I thought I’d write it up in case it helps someone else.
The solution is based on code from chapter 8 of Thinking in Java by Bruce Eckel, a free download.
If I’m doing something horribly wrong or needlessly complicated (for Java :p), please let me know.
The solution
The idea is to create an interface (something like a very abstract base class, with no data) that has one method; then make the method that should take the “block” accept objects implementing that interface, and trigger the method defined in the interface wherever the “block” should run.
When passing the “block” as an argument, an object is created of an anonymous inner class that implements the interface and defines its method to whatever the “block” should do.
Eckel has more details.
Code:
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NuiTimeFramePickerModule
The <nui-time-frame-picker>
component allows the user to select a time range. Its model is
an ITimeframe
which can be set using the
startModel
input. All changes can be detected using the changed
output. Additionally,
max and min dates can be defined by setting the maxDate
and minDate
inputs with moment
instances.
If the user selects a start time that's later than the currently selected end time, the selected end time will adjust accordingly to preserve the current timeframe duration.
If the user attempts to select an end time that's the same as or earlier than the currently selected start time, no changes occur on either the view or the model.
The <nui-quick-picker>
component is a helper component in the TimeFramePicker module.
In most cases, the default title "Quick Picks" on the left pane should be sufficient; however, if needed, the
title can be customized using the presetsTitle
input.
If a custom ordering of presets is needed, an array of keys can be passed to the presetKeysOrder
input.
To implement the common use-case of a timeframe picker in a popover, combine the <nui-time-frame-picker>
,
nui-quick-picker
and nui-popover
elements as shown below.
To achieve a modal effect, you can set the popover's [modal]
input to true
.
[unlimited]="true"
to it.
You are free to use different types of components inside a Quick Picker. The following example shows how to put a DatePicker inside.
Presets can be changed using timeframeService.currentPresets
field.
providers: [TimeframeService]
in a component decorator).
If you want to have multiple instances of TimeFrameService
for your time frame pickers, you should provide one in the components providers.
The example below shows how to create a component that will be responsible for creating TimeFrameService
per component.


Installation Guide¶
Table of Contents
Dependencies¶
Simple Redirects has the following dependencies, as listed in its composer.json
file:
"require": {
"php": "~7.1.0||~7.2.0||~7.3.0",
"magento/framework": "^100||^101||^102",
"magento/module-backend": "^100||^101",
"magento/module-store": "^100||^101",
"magento/module-ui": "^100||^101"
}
Note
The aforementioned list of dependencies is subject to change. Please consult the composer.json file of the target version you are using to find the most accurate list of dependencies.
Installation¶
You can install Simple Redirects several ways, however we highly recommend using Composer. Simple Redirects has dependencies, so installing with Composer makes dependency management substantially easier.
Setup¶
Once you’ve installed the module, you will need to enable it. Run the following from the Magento root directory:
./bin/magento module:enable AuroraExtensions_SimpleRedirects --clear-static-content
Next, run the setup upgrade command from the Magento root directory:
./bin/magento cache:clean && ./bin/magento setup:upgrade
Note
The above command may take a few minutes to finish, so please be patient.
After setup upgrade has completed, verify the modules are listed as enabled:
./bin/magento module:status
Next Steps¶
After you’ve completed the above steps, you will need to configure Simple Redirects for use. This is explained at length in the Configuration guide.


Before Change
train_metric.reset_states()
// Reaches the end of training and saves the last checkpoint.
_save_checkpoint(checkpoint, model_dir,
checkpoint_name.format(step=current_step))
if test_step:
logging.info("Running final evaluation after training is complete.")
eval_iterator = self._get_input_iterator(eval_input_fn, strategy)
After Change
train_metric.reset_states()
// Reaches the end of training and saves the last checkpoint.
if last_save_checkpoint_step < total_steps:
_save_checkpoint(checkpoint, model_dir,
checkpoint_name.format(step=current_step))
if test_step:
logging.info("Running final evaluation after training is complete.")
eval_iterator = self._get_input_iterator(eval_input_fn, strategy)
eval_metric_result = self._run_evaluation(test_step, current_step,


Palette Example
Google Material Design's Color Palette in JSON format. Originally created to use in React Native
Click on any box to copy the color name
Double click on any box to coopy the color value
Your clipboard contains:


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Bar Erects Sign Telling Rude Customers To ‘Say Please, You C*nts’
by Emma RosemurgeyAs someone who used to work in a bar, I can confirm there’s nothing worse than people forgetting their manners the minute they’ve had drink.

And how do you demand the respect of a rowdy drunken rabble? Well, you erect a prominent sign warning punters to ‘SAY PLEASE, YOU C*NTS!’, of course.
General manager Lewis Farrell of Bacchus Late Bar in Kingston upon Thames, London, said they had experienced a lot of ‘quite rude and aggressive’ customers thanks to ‘alcohol being in the mix’. No surprise there.
Although the general rule of working in the service industry is ‘the customer is always right’, the 27-year-old asked ‘where do you draw the line?’ when looking after staff.
The sign, chalked up in capitals on a black board with the word ‘please’ underlined, now stands proudly and in full view of the bar seven nights a week.
Lewis, from Kingston upon Thames, London, said:
[Rude customers] come part in parcel with hospitality.
I’ve worked in many bars and near enough every nightclub in this town at one point or another and it’s always the same thing.
You just get people who are abrupt. Even when I’ve been doing restaurant management or hotel work you’d be like ‘good afternoon, sir, how’s your day?’ and they’d just be like ‘rum and coke’.
In the industry we all share the same frustrations with that sort of thing. This is a way to highlight that I guess.
Incredibly, Lewis claims the x-rated sign has worked, insisting people actually are being more polite when ordering drinks when they have it up. It’s a miracle!
Punters visiting the bar have even shared photos of the sign on social media, where it has mostly been praised as something that is ‘much needed in this day and age’.
Lewis continued:
I definitely think it’s worked. We get a lot of really positive reactions to it. A lot of people take photos of it or point it out and people can have a bit of a laugh with it.
What I’ve noticed particularly with nightclubs is you do get a lot of people who are quite rude, quite aggressive – this is what happens when alcohol gets added into the mix.
There’s the whole ethos of ‘the customer is always right’, which I do believe is a very important cornerstone of the hospitality business
But at the time same, where do you draw the line with actually looking after your own staff?
The staff at Bacchus Late Bar, which has been open for nearly 30 years, are a long standing small group who are ‘like a family’.
Lewis said a lot of other bartenders and restaurant workers who come to the independent venue say they wish they could follow in its footsteps in their own bars – but he said this is a lot harder in chains.
Lewis, who has worked in hospitality since he was 18, said:
We’re proud to have a team that looks out for each other both inside work and outside of it.
It would be much nicer if everyone looked after their staff at the baseline level. Some people don’t appreciate that it can be a very hard job. You’ve got a lot of very unsocial hours and back-to-back shifts.
People are frustrated. You can never know what kind of day someone is having and a client’s words can make a world of difference.
Some of our staff have [started working here] not feeling very confident and this place has helped them come out of their shell, myself included.
Hospitality can be a very vicious industry but if you all look out for one another then I do believe you can be in it for the long haul.
Lewis said the sign has even become a bit of a conversation piece, adding that they’ve had multiple signs which say things like ‘be kind to your staff – we remember our first beer too’. Another one says ‘please don’t make the staff cry, it reduces productivity’.
The manager continued:
We’re a bit tongue in cheek. We have a laugh with ourselves and a lot of our regular customers also appreciate it. I think it kind of humanises us in a way.
Last week, a picture of the sign was put on Facebook with the caption, ‘no caption needed’, and it racked up loads of support from social media users who hailed it ‘much needed in this day and age’.
Another person commented, ‘I think staff should be able to call c*nts as they are and set fire to rude demanding f*ckers.’
A third wrote:
A bar with a sign like that deserves good business. See you Saturday.
Well, it’s not just there for decoration guys. Play nice.
Emma Rosemurgey is an NCTJ trained Journalist at UNILAD. She graduated from the University of Central Lancashire in Preston and started her career in regional newspapers before joining the LADbible Group team in 2017.


Simple regression problem. Current stochastic forward pass through the dropout network is plotted in black and the mean of the last 100 forward passes is plotted in blue. Shades of blue denote half a standard deviation. You can click on the plot to add new data points and see how the uncertainty changes! Try adding a group of new points to the far right and see how the uncertainty changes between these and the points at the centre (you might have to restart the network after adding new points).


Kisumu County Acting Speaker Oraro Rushed To Hospital After Car Crash
by Mercy AumaThe Kisumu County Acting Speaker Elisha Oraro has been rushed to hospital after his car was involved in an accident.
The accident is said to have taken place along Kapsabet road and the car was reported to have hit a cow en-route Eldoret for an assembly meeting.
Reports indicate that the acting speaker survived and was rushed to the hospital for further medication and treatment.
Read: Chaos In Kisumu As Police Lob Teargas Canisters At Embattled Speaker Onyango Oloo
Kondele Member of the County Assembly Joachim Oketch was in the company o the speaker, but in a different vehicle.
Oraro ascended into power as acting speaker after a dramatic ouster of Onyango Oloo who was accused of various instances of misconduct in office.
He was sworn in through a dramatic ceremony, as other MCAs aligned to Oloo were against the agenda.
He replaced Oloo on September 1, 2019 and resumed running Kisumu County Assembly affairs.
Among the allegations that Onyango Oloo is facing detail the construction of the Lake Basin Mall with Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) MCAs arguing that he was not fit to hold office until he was cleared off the graft charges.
Following the allegations, Oloo was arrested among other aides through a directive from the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP).


| agg_jpeg {ragg} | R Documentation |
The JPEG file format is a lossy compressed file format developed in particular for digital photography. The format is not particularly well-suited for line drawings and text of the type normally associated with statistical plots as the compression algorithm creates noticable artefacts. It is, however, great for saving image data, e.g. heightmaps etc. Thus, for standard plots, it would be better to use [agg_png()], but for plots that includes a high degree of raster image rendering this device will result in smaller plots with very little quality degradation.
agg_jpeg( filename = "Rplot%03d.jpeg", width = 480, height = 480, units = "px", pointsize = 12, background = "white", res = 72, scaling = 1, quality = 75, smoothing = FALSE, method = "slow", bg )
filename |
The name of the file. Follows the same semantics as the file naming in [grDevices::png()], meaning that you can provide a [sprintf()] compliant string format to name multiple plots (such as the default value) |
width |
The dimensions of the device |
height |
The dimensions of the device |
units |
The unit 'width' and 'height' is measured in, in either pixels (''px'‘), inches ('’in'‘), millimeters ('’mm'‘), or centimeter ('’cm''). |
pointsize |
The default pointsize of the device in pt. This will in general not have any effect on grid graphics (including ggplot2) as text size is always set explicitly there. |
background |
The background colour of the device |
res |
The resolution of the device. This setting will govern how device dimensions given in inches, centimeters, or millimeters will be converted to pixels. Further, it will be used to scale text sizes and linewidths |
scaling |
A scaling factor to apply to the rendered line width and text size. Useful for getting the right dimensions at the resolution that you need. If e.g. you need to render a plot at 4000x3000 pixels for it to fit into a layout, but you find that the result appears to small, you can increase the 'scaling' argument to make everything appear bigger at the same resolution. |
quality |
An integer between '0' and '100' defining the quality/size tradeoff. Setting this to '100' will result in no compression. |
smoothing |
A smoothing factor to apply before compression, from '0' (no smoothing) to '100' (full smoothing). Can also by 'FALSE' (no smoothing) or 'TRUE' (full smoothing). |
method |
The compression algorithm to use. Either ''slow'‘, '’fast'', or ''float'‘. Default is '’slow'‘ which works best for most cases. '’fast'' should only be used when quality is below '97' as it may result in worse performance at high quality settings. ''float'' is a legacy options that calculate the compression using floating point precission instead of with integers. It offers no quality benefit and is often much slower. |
bg |
Same as 'background' for compatibility with old graphic device APIs |
Smoothing is only applied if ragg has been compiled against a jpeg library that supports smoothing.
file <- tempfile(fileext = '.jpeg') agg_jpeg(file, quality = 50) plot(sin, -pi, 2*pi) dev.off()


The SPIRIT clinical research program is currently seeking participants for two studies testing an investigational medicine for pain associated with endometriosis.
Click below to see if you may be eligible for the study.
Endometriosis is a condition in which tissue that normally lines the uterus grows outside of the uterus. This tissue, which does not belong outside the uterus, becomes trapped and can cycle with your period, bleed, and cause symptoms like pain. It can also cause irritation that can lead to scarring and “adhesions,” which are abnormal bands of tissue that can cause organs to stick to each other. Endometriosis can lead to trouble getting pregnant.
Learn more here >>>
The SPIRIT clinical research program consists of two clinical trials testing whether an investigational medicine, relugolix, used in combination with female hormones, is safe and reduces the pain associated with endometriosis. It also looks at how the pain affects how you function and feel. Patients who complete either of these two clinical trials may qualify for another trial where relugolix would be administered for a longer duration of time.
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About Clinical Trials (Clinical Studies) in General
A clinical trial is a research study in which the participants receive investigational medicine(s) under the supervision of a doctor and other research health care professionals to study the effects of a new medicine. Clinical trials follow a strict set of rules to ensure that study participants are protected and that the investigational medicine(s) is tolerated and correctly analyzed for safety and effectiveness. Regulatory authorities, like the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the United States, review clinical trial information and make decisions about whether to approve new medicines.
There are 3 phases of clinical trials (clinical studies) before an investigational medicine is considered for approval by a regulatory authority. Phase 1 usually involves a small number of participants to decide on a safe dose followed by Phase 2 and 3 studies which involve larger numbers of participants to test the safety and efficacy (whether it works) of the investigational medicine. The SPIRIT Study is a phase 3 study.
Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) review and approve clinical study protocols. The clinical study protocol is a document that describes how a clinical study will be conducted, including the objective(s) and study design. IRBs ensure the safety of study subjects and ensure the data collected is of high quality.
Click here to go to a helpful resource, ClinicalTrials.gov, where you can learn more about clinical trials and search for other clinical trials.
About Participation, Reimbursement, Permission
Taking part in a SPIRIT Study is a personal decision and may or may not make the pain you have with endometriosis better and may or may not have direct benefit for you. Knowledge from this study may help doctors better understand 1) treatments for patients with pain associated with endometriosis and 2) who is more likely to benefit or who is more likely to have side effects from the investigational medicine. It may also help future patients with endometriosis-associated pain.
When the study is done at all the study sites, the data will be analyzed. People who took part in the study will have an opportunity to learn of the results.
When the first SPIRIT Study is done, participants may qualify for an extension study in which all patients receive the active investigational medicines.
The first step to find out if you are eligible to participate in the SPIRIT Study is to go through the screening process at the clinical site. At your first visit to the study site, you will be asked to review an informed consent form (ICF), which explains the purpose of this research study, the procedures, benefits, risks and precautions. The ICF at each study site is approved by an Institutional Review Board (IRB), a governing board for clinical studies. The IRB is independent of the study doctor and the sponsor.
The screening process includes a review by a doctor and other research health care professionals at the clinical site to see whether you qualify for the study.
The study staff at the clinical site will talk with you about details including the length of the study, the number of visits involved, and the types of tests that are performed at those visits. The study staff will ask you to give them information from your medical records, including surgical diagnosis of endometriosis. You will need to be evaluated by the study staff to decide if you qualify. Only volunteers who meet all of the criteria for the SPIRIT Study can join.
The decision to participate in clinical research study is personal and complex. If you are interested and pre-qualify, you will have the opportunity to carefully review the informed consent for the study and to discuss study details with your primary care provider and family members.
Click here to see additional details about the SPIRIT 1 Phase 3 clinical trial and click here to see additional details about the SPIRIT 2 Phase 3 clinical trial.
As part of the study, you will receive the study drugs, tests, and procedures at no cost to you or your insurance company.
You and your insurance company will continue to pay for your routine tests and services that would be performed as part of your regular health care.
The study team at the clinical site will review any compensation for participation that may apply.
The study team at the clinical site will review possible transportation options with you.
Your decision to be part of the study is completely voluntary and you may drop out without a penalty or impact on your future medical care. If you do decide to stop participation before your part in the study is over, you will be asked to notify the study team before stopping. This is so that you can return to the research center at least 1 more time to have a final “closing” visit to check on your general health and to return any unused study medicines and other supplies.
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Texoma’s Most Wanted Fugitives of the Week
by Johnny ThrashWichita Falls Crime Stoppers has released the latest list of Texoma's most wanted fugitives of the week.
Please remember, these fugitives should be considered dangerous and possibly armed. Never attempt to apprehend these subjects yourself. If you have information on the location of any of these fugitives please call Crime Stoppers 24 hours a day at<PHONE_NUMBER> or toll-free at 1-800-322-9888.
You can also submit tips on the Wichita Falls Crime Stoppers Facebook page.
You do not have to give your name or any other personal information to submit tips. If your tip leads to the arrest of a fugitive, you could earn a cash reward.
Wanted as of November 15, 2019
Miranda Lyn Hollis
White Female DOB: 12-08-89 Blk/Gry 150 Lbs. / 5’05” Tall Wanted For: Bond Forfeiture - Possession of Controlled Substance
Terry James Pennington
White Male DOB: 05-11-60 Blk/Bro 200 Lbs. / 6’0” Tall Wanted For: Violation of Probation - Possession / Transport Chemical with Intent to Manufacture Controlled Substance
Muhona Smith
Black Female DOB: 12-03-77 Blk/Bro 240 Lbs. / 5’04” Tall Wanted For: Violation of Probation - Forgery of Financial Instrument
Andres Mendoza Sosa
Hispanic Male DOB: 12-29-75 Bro/Bro 143 Lbs. / 5’03” Tall Wanted For: Bond Forfeiture - Possession of Controlled Substance
Laquenton Talbert
Black Male DOB: 11-21-95 Blk/Bro 160 Lbs. / 6’0” Tall Wanted For: Surety Off Bond - Theft of Firearm


MPIbuf is derived from pack_t, and so
arbitrary objects can be placed into an MPIbuf in just the same
way as a pack_t. If the HETERO
preprocessor symbol is defined, then MPIbuf is derived from xdr_pack instead, so MPIbufs can be safely used on
a heterogenous cluster -- thus obviating the need to use the MPI
compound type mechanism (MPI_Type* series of functions).
Specification:
class MPIbuf: public pack_t { public: MPI_Comm Communicator; int myid(); /* utility functions returning rank and number in */ int nprocs(); /* current communicator */ bool const_buffer; /* in send_recv, all messages of same length */ int proc, tag; /* store status of receives */ MPIbuf(): pack_t() {Communicator=MPI_COMM_WORLD; const_buffer=false;} bool sent(); //has asynchronous message been sent? void wait(); //wait for asynchronous message to be sent void send(int proc, int tag); void isend(int proc, int tag); //asynchronous send MPIbuf& get(int p=MPI_ANY_SOURCE, int t=MPI_ANY_TAG); void send_recv(int dest, int sendtag, int source=MPI_ANY_SOURCE, int recvtag=MPI_ANY_TAG); void bcast(int root); MPIbuf& gather(int root); MPIbuf& scatter(int root); MPIbuf& reset(); bool msg_waiting(int source=MPI_ANY_SOURCE, int tag=MPI_ANY_TAG); };
The simplest additional operations are send and get. send sends the buffer contents to the nominated processor, with the
nominated message tag, and clears the buffer. get receives the
next message into the buffer -- if processor or tag are specified,
the message is restricted to those that match.
get returns the value of *this
, so the message can be
unpacked on one line, eg:
buffer.get() >> x >> y;get places the source and message tag for the received message in proc and tag.
send_recv does a simultaneous send and receive, sending the buffer to the nominated destination, with nominated tag. If the flag const_buffer is set, then all messages must be of equal length. The prevents the need to send the message sizes first.
gather concatenates the MPIbufs from all nodes onto the MPIbuf on the root node. If const_buffer is set, then the more efficient MPI_Gather is used, otherwise the buffer sizes are gathered first, and MPI_Gatherv used.
scatter scatters an MPIbuf from the root node to all the nodes. The data destined for each node must be separated by mark objects, as in:
cmd << A << mark() << B << mark(); cmd.scatter(0);Again, if the data to be scattered is of identical size for each node, set the const_buffer, and the more efficient MPI_Scatter will be employed instead of MPI_Scatterv.
By default, all operations take place in the MPI_COMM_WORLD
communicator. This behaviour can be changed by assigning a different
communicator to MPIbuf::Communicator
Messages can be sent asynchronously using
isend()
. sent()
can be used to test whether the message
has been passed, and wait()
can be used to stall until the
message has been sent. wait()
is always called prior to the MPIbuf
object being destroyed.


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Allows you to change used native WebSocket client to another one. If you have already-connected WebSocket, use this with listenMessages().
Allows modifying configuration.
Starts WebSocket connection. Returns Promise when connection is established.
You can provide custom id generation function to replace default uuid/v1.
Appends onmessage listener on native websocket with RPC handlers. If onmessage function was already there, it will call it on beggining. Useful if you want to use RPC WebSocket Client on already established WebSocket along with function changeSocket().
Removed jsonrpc from sent messages. Good if you don't care about standards or need better performance.
Creates and sends RPC Notification.
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Where to get a photo with Santa in Newcastle and Lake Macquarie
Christmas festivities have kicked off at shopping centres across Newcastle and the Hunter, once again launching the annual tradition of Santa photos with the kids, adults and even pets.
The jolly man in the red suit has taken to his throne at both Westfield Kotara and Charlestown Square offering a variety of options for all creatures great and small.
On November 16 - 17, Santa will take time to hear the Christmas wishes of the furry members of the family with sessions dedicated to pet photography while from November 24 to 28 he'll aside some time to create a sensory-friendly environment, so that families can have their photo with Santa in a relaxed setting.
Bookings are limited and can be made online at www.westfield.com.au/kotara
Meanwhile at Charlestown Square, pet and Santa photo sessions are available on November 16 - 17, November 23 - 24 and November 30 and December 1 as well as some weekends in December.
Sensitive Santa sessions are available on November 27 and 29 and December 4, 6, 11,13,18 and 20.
Bookings are limited and can be made online at www.charlestownsquare.com.au/campaigns/christmas-2019/santa-photography
Marketown in Newcastle is also offering Santa Paws photography in addition to its traditional sessions.
Bookings can be made by calling the Centre Management office on 49294448 or in person, Monday - Friday, 9am-5pm.
And if visiting a shopping centre doesn't appeal, www.jadybug.com.au is once again offering the quintessentially Australian Santa photo shoot on Redhead Beach.


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THE GIFT A film review by Norm Schrager Copyright 2001 filmcritic.com filmcritic.com
Maybe Paramount held back on giving The Gift a wide release during the Christmas season to avoid too many reviewers saying, "This Gift is a holiday lump of coal..." or something like that. If so, good call.
The latest from Sam Raimi (For Love of the Game) is a muddled thriller, filled with tired clichés and some of the worst casting in years. Raimi, along with screenwriters Billy Bob Thornton and Tom Epperson, try so hard to create a "serious" psychic chiller that the film is practically drained of any excitement.
The person "seeing dead people" in this one is Annie Wilson (Cate Blanchett), a widowed mother of three in a small Southern town (where else would Thornton set a story?). She's a well-known seer, doling out "fortune teller" information to the locals for a fee, and sometimes giving them just good 'ol advice.
  At times, the depression is so one-dimensional and cartoonish, it's tough not to laugh a little.
When a local rich girl (Katie Holmes) goes missing before her wedding, Annie is asked to tell what she knows, whether it be from armchair gossip or actual visions. Of course, law enforcement is typically skeptical, and Raimi and writers have thrown in enough thin characters to make you think anyone could be responsible for the girl's disappearance.
While that may be a good strategy to keep an audience guessing, the dialogue and tension are so woefully thin that we don't give a damn in the long run anyway. Where are the Billy Bob Thornton and Tom Epperson that wrote the excellent One False Move? This has none of that film's creativity or development.
And although Raimi does provide some fuller, more introspective moments, a la A Simple Plan, they come too little, too late. The only real reason to dig in to The Gift are Blanchett and Ribisi: She practically disappears into her caring character, struggling with a slew of problems both internal and external, and Ribisi's turn as Buddy Cole is a guts-on-the-line performance of raw pain and terror.
Other than that, Reeves, Holmes, Greg Kinnear, and Gary Cole are either misplaced, wasted, or overacting. And do we really need to see Michael Jeter as a smarmy defense attorney?! Bad casting, a thin script, and a scary movie with no fright: Another unfortunate slip in the curious career of Sam Raimi.

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