The ajaxguessnumber Example Application
To demonstrate the advantages of using Ajax, revisit the guessnumber example from Chapter 5, Introduction to Facelets. If you modify this example to use Ajax, the response need not be displayed in the response.xhtml page. Instead, an asynchronous call is made to the bean on the server side, and the response is displayed in the originating page by executing just the input component rather than by form submission.
The source code for this application is in the tut-install/examples/web/ajaxguessnumber/ directory.
The ajaxguessnumber Source Files
The changes to the guessnumber application occur in two source files, as well as the addition of a JavaScript file.
The ajaxgreeting.xhtml Facelets Page
The Facelets page for ajaxguessnumber, web/ajaxgreeting.xhtml, is almost the same as the greeting.xhtml page for the guessnumber application:
<h:head> <h:outputStylesheet library="css" name="default.css"/> <title>Ajax Guess Number Facelets Application</title> </h:head> <h:body> <h:form id="AjaxGuess"> <h:outputScript name="ui.js" target="head"/> <h:graphicImage library="images" name="wave.med.gif" alt="Duke waving his hand"/> <h2> Hi, my name is Duke. I am thinking of a number from #{userNumberBean.minimum} to #{userNumberBean.maximum}. Can you guess it? </h2> <p> <h:inputText id="userNo" title="Type a number from 0 to 10:" value="#{userNumberBean.userNumber}"> <f:validateLongRange minimum="#{userNumberBean.minimum}" maximum="#{userNumberBean.maximum}"/> </h:inputText> <h:commandButton id="submit" value="Submit" > <!--<f:ajax execute="userNo" render="result errors1" />--> <f:ajax execute="userNo" render="result errors1" onevent="msg"/> </h:commandButton> </p> <p><h:outputText id="result" style="color:blue" value="#{userNumberBean.response}"/> </p> <h:message id="errors1" showSummary="true" showDetail="false" style="color: #d20005; font-family: 'New Century Schoolbook', serif; font-style: oblique; text-decoration: overline" for="userNo"/> </h:form> </h:body>
The most important change is in the h:commandButton tag. The action attribute is removed from the tag, and f:ajax tag is added.
The f:ajax tag specifies that when the button is clicked, the h:inputText component with the id value userNo is executed. The components with the id values result and errors1 are then rendered. If that was all you did (as in the commented-out version of the tag), you would see the output from both the result and errors1 components, although only one output is valid; if a validation error occurs, the managed bean is not executed, so the result output is stale.
To solve this problem, the tag also calls the JavaScript function named msg, in the file ui.js, as described in the next section. The h:outputScript tag at the top of the form calls in this script.
The ui.js JavaScript File
The ui.js file specified in the h:outputScript tag of the ajaxgreeting.xhtml file is located in the web/resources directory of the application. The file contains just one function, msg:
var msg = function msg(data) { var resultArea = document.getElementById("AjaxGuess:result"); var errorArea = document.getElementById("AjaxGuess:errors1"); if (errorArea.innerHTML !== null && errorArea.innerHTML !== "") { resultArea.innerHTML=""; } };
The msg function obtains a handle to both the result and errors1 elements. If the errors1 element has any content, the function erases the content of the result element, so that the stale output does not appear in the page.
The UserNumberBean Managed Bean
A small change is also made in the UserNumberBean code, so that the output component does not display any message for the default (null) value of the property response. Here is the modified bean code:
public String getResponse() { if ((userNumber != null) && (userNumber.compareTo(randomInt) == 0)) { return "Yay! You got it!"; } if (userNumber == null) { return null; } else { return "Sorry, " + userNumber + " is incorrect."; } }
Building, Packaging, Deploying, and Running the ajaxguessnumber Example
You can build, package, deploy, and run the ajaxguessnumber application by using either NetBeans IDE or the Ant tool.
To Build, Package, and Deploy the ajaxguessnumber Example Using NetBeans IDE
This procedure builds the application into the tut-install/examples/web/ajaxguessnumber/build/web/ directory. The contents of this directory are deployed to the GlassFish Server.
- From the File menu, choose Open Project.
- In the Open Project dialog, navigate to:
tut-install/examples/web/
- Select the ajaxguessnumber folder.
- Select the Open as Main Project check box.
- Click Open Project.
- In the Projects tab, right-click the ajaxguessnumber project and select Deploy.
To Build, Package, and Deploy the ajaxguessnumber Example Using Ant
- In a terminal window, go to:
tut-install/examples/web/ajaxguessnumber/
- Type the following command:
ant
This command calls the default target, which builds and packages the application into a WAR file, ajaxguessnumber.war, located in the dist directory.
- Type the following command:
ant deploy
Typing this command deploys ajaxguessnumber.war to the GlassFish Server.
To Run the ajaxguessnumber Example
- In a web browser, type the following URL:
http://localhost:8080/ajaxguessnumber
- Type a value in the input field and click Submit.
If the value is in the range 0 to 10, a message states whether the guess is correct or incorrect. If the value is outside that range, or if the value is not a number, an error message appears in red.
To see what would happen if the JavaScript function were not included, remove the comment marks from the first f:ajax tag in ajaxgreeting.xhtml and place them around the second tag, as follows:
<f:ajax execute="userNo" render="result errors1" /> <!--<f:ajax execute="userNo" render="result errors1" onevent="msg"/>-->
If you then redeploy the application, you can see that stale output from valid guesses continues to appear if you type erroneous input.


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Bjork invented the internet.
this kinda makes me uncomfortable
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Yeah, I’ll say it again.
Melissa McCarthy is a national treasure.
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“THE SKELETOR IN ME RECOGNIZES THE SKELETOR IN YOU.”
Thanks to the folks at Pantheacon for this one :)
The slowed down vocals from “Band on the Run” over the sped up instruments from “Imagine.”
No words. This is magical.
Reducing the Eich sitaution to an argument about “seeing things from a point of view” is rather facile.
The man actively contributed to an action that removed a (previously granted) set of rights / privileges from a certain group of people.
He was appointed to a leadership position of an organisation that has an enormous presence in a community with a well-established standard for expectations of equality.
That community rallied and made their voice clear: “This behavior is unacceptable from a leader in our community.”
Rather than engaging with the community to build a bridge and address their concerns, Eich chose to step down.
Eich was not “bullied out of a job.”
This is not a case of being an innocent victim of an uncommonly held opinion. This is a case of a community not tolerating the actions of one of its appointed leaders.
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I am extremely proud of npm’s focus on regular, modest working hours for everyone.


Life updates, and such
I do this excellent thing where I forget to post to my blog in umpteen years and it stinks. I’m mainly dissapointed in myself because I know there were a lot of life milestones that I forgot to write down in there and remembering all the things I did is a tall order, but I’ll try.
Job hunt
Let’s see, an update on the job hunt. ** I do not have a job ** I have had interviews ** Everyone in this community is EXTREMELY helpful ** I’m excited to start somewhere as a developer
That is the list version and the long one isn’t much different. I’ve completed some coding challenges, done a few other interview-related tasks but have not landed that dream job quite yet. It is pretty amazing to hear back from potential employers about their admiration of DBC or the fact that my coding challenge was really good for someone that started 9 weeks ago. DBC has definitely prepared us for the future and taught us really cool tricks to help us along the way.
Hack 4 Social Good
LGBT Homelessness Resource Page
On a non job realted item, I attended a super fun hackathon with another DBC alumnus, Duke Greene.  Inisde of the space, it is safe and friendly and you only match up against other coders that started this new adventure at the same time you did. In that aspect, we all seem like rockstars. It wasn’t until I left the space, mixed in with non DBC alumnus (well, except for 1) and saw for myself that in just 9 (or 19) short weeks, you become a world-class Junior. I was leading my teams Rails scope with just one other rails developer on my team. She was also a fresh grad, from Starter League…I think, but I felt that we had become more prepared from DBC.
The hackathon honestly solidifed my trust in DBC and I highly encourage ALL alumnus to go to one to see just how much you learned. The project we worked on was actually the product of a different hackathon and the project manager just wanted to handle some issues posted to the repo/update the overall look. The site is an incredibly necessary resource for the LGBT Youth Community and I was extremely proud to be a part the team.
Timesheets for Mom
The final update since my last post has to do with a few really important things in my life.
#1, my mom
#2, empowering small businesses
My mom does the timesheets at her and my dad’s restaurant. About 3 years ago I put in a system to handle this, but the system was run on a localhost and I had NO IDEA how it worked. I was perplexed but realized it was a free software and that was about the only kind they have a budget for.
Well, over the past 6 or so months, we have had some issues with the hardware and everytime I came home I found myself troubleshooting hours of untracked time sheets. The software I had instaleld to make my mom’s life easier was actually complicating it. On a Sunday morning I decided to build her a new one. Insert some rails, JS, and AJAX calls and she now has a timesheet management system that allows her employees to punch in from their mobile devices. Of course I had to account for an employee trying to clock in from home so I used Google Maps API to geolocate, requiring the employee to be within .25 miles of the business.
If she has any hang-ups in the system, I can login and fix the errors. Even better, I have it hosted on Heroku so I can adjust things in the code as they come up. This tool is currently setup for single use but if any business finds the need to use a system like this, feel free to reach out to me. I will never charge you for the software, you just need to find a spot to host it. That is my point #2. I feel that small businesses need to be allowed access to intuitive software to help them focus on what they really care about, their customers. This task used to take my mom a few hours every so often and we wasted countless boxes of timecard sheets. Saving a few bucks on ink and paper makes all the difference to people like my mom and dad.


This article was co-authored along with Scott Kurth in 2017, based on our experience at SVDS. The article was first published on the SVDS Blog.
Success with data involves managing strengths and weaknesses
The great data rush is well and truly under way. Across virtually every industry, companies large and small are committing serious money to standing up their data infrastructure, beefing up capabilities, and hunting for the value hidden in their data—but often without a clear plan. No wonder that many of the business leaders we speak with suspect their initiatives are underperforming. The complaint we hear most frequently, regardless of industry, is that technology investments aren’t generating the expected returns.
In a previous post on data maturity, we discussed a company that was just embarking on a transformation: launching a new services business and building data capabilities to support that business. But what if you’re not starting from the beginning? What if you’ve already been embracing new technology, conducting pilots, and launching new analytical platforms? Recently, we were working with a Fortune 500 industrial company in the midst of developing software services to improve product R&D and enrich the customer experience.
Their goal was to use data to empower decision makers across every part of the organization to make robust, data-driven choices. The company had great talent, technical vision, and infrastructure. Still, they weren’t generating the progress they would have liked at a rate they would have expected. What was wrong?
Sometimes, the business can hold good technology behind
Working with our client to articulate their overall data maturity shined a light on areas requiring attention to get the most of their technology investments:
- Missing links between projects and metrics: The initiative’s overall success was being measured by a single metric that they could only begin tracking in 2020—at the completion of the transformation. This led to significant uncertainty within project teams building new capabilities and platforms. Many teams were unsure where their analytical work fit in the big into the larger efforts and, more importantly, whether they were contributing to the overall success of the transformation.
- Lack of cross-functional teams: The analytical infrastructure built by the engineering team was impressive, but was sorely underutilized. The data scientists had not been trained to use it and did not know how to access it. We heard from an analytics manager: “Seventy percent of my team’s time is spent on writing UDFs and Pig scripts to access data!” Creating teams that facilitated collaboration between engineers and data scientists was an opportunity for quick productivity gains with expensive talent.
- Siloed business functions: Teams felt a lack of clear objectives that stemmed from communication and information sharing issues with other teams. For example, one team integral to product development described their view of the future as “a dusty window.” Business units on the consumption side of application development experienced very uneven usage of analytical tools. Strengthening these partnerships was crucial as the overarching project’s success relied specifically on strong analytical capabilities throughout the entire organization.
In working together, we helped the industrial company link their data and analytical capabilities with their ultimate business objectives, allowing them to create the right metrics to truly understand their progress. We helped them improve their devops capabilities and better integrate their engineering and data science teams. Collectively, this helped them break down technical and organizational siloes that were hampering progress.
Understanding the uneven maturity of their capabilities across people, process, and systems gave them the answers they needed to the question on everyone’s minds: How can we see real results faster? A view of the current state of maturity along with a clear roadmap for success creates a baseline and a way to measure progress.


'Astronomy Club': Netflix releases new trailer for sketch comedy series
by Wade SheridanNov. 25 (UPI) -- Netflix is introducing a new sketch comedy series titled Astronomy Club that is coming to the streaming service on Dec. 6.
A new trailer, released on Monday, highlights some of the skits that will be featured on Astronomy Club including new takes on Robin Hood and Mary Poppins, a celebration known as Ice Cube Day with the rapper making a brief appearance, a woman dancing on an airplane and two women making fun of each other during a fancy, old-fashioned dinner party.
Astronomy Club hails from Black-ish creator Kenya Barris who executive produces along with showrunner Daniel Powell (Inside Amy Schumer).
The comedy group was first formed in 2014 and includes Shawtane Bowen, Jonathan Braylock, Ray Cordova, James III, Caroline Martin, Jerah Milligan, Monique Moses and Keisha Zollar.
The show will tackle pop culture and social issues while being centered around the Black experience.
Astronomy Club: The Sketch Show will arrive with six episodes.


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Project requires several required files following the project structure provided in first steps. Code samples are provided and explained in this section which will get our sample project easily and quickly started.
Modify your composer.json to autoload necessary files. This will ensure that your controllers, models, repositories, and other various files are loaded without any special care.
{
"require": {
"palethorn/yeah": "dev-master"
},
"autoload": {
"psr-4": {
"Blog\\": "blog/src"
}
}
}
Create application class. You will want to override certaing methods down the line to configure services, load routes, handle extra configuration:
// blog/src/Blog.php
namespace Blog;
class Blog extends \Yeah\Fw\Application\App {
}
Finally, create index.php. Include composer autoloader, create initial configuration and initialize your application.
// web/index.php
// Include composer autoloader
require_once '../vendor/autoload.php';
$config = array(
'dev' => array()
);
$app = new Blog('blog', 'dev', $config);
$app->execute();
index.php is the application entry point. From there App::execute takes place, which handles request initialization, routing, parameter parsing etc.


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TWO GIRLS AND A GUY
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Fox Searchlight Director: James Toback Writer: James Toback Cast: Heather Graham, Natasha Gregson Wagner, Robert Downey, Jr.
As the ditty has it, "Hinomous, honomis,/ Woman's monogamous. Honomis, hinomous,/ Man is polygamous. It's a wonder that the male of the species ever accepted the concept of marriage, which binds a man so unnaturally to a single woman. There comes a time in the life of every college sophomore coed that she begins to question the wisdom, even the truth of this saying. Given the paucity of monogamous relationships throughout the animal kingdom, is it not possible that the female of the human species has varied tastes as well? This is the conclusion drawn by James Toback in his risky new film, "Two Girls and a Guy," a chancy venture in that its dialogue feels almost completely improvised while its appropriate forum is live theater. Frequently materializing as an actors' exercise designed to showcase the many talents of Robert Downey, Jr., "Two Girls and a Guy" suffers from the claustrophobic ambience of a photographed play and a tendency to repeat and rehash prosaic dialogue. Its particular appeal is in watching Downey, a master, at work, particularly when he seems to be exorcising his own demons, and in appreciating the facial expressions on its three characters who are filmed by Barry Markowitz in bold closeup.
"Two Girls and a Guy" recalls "The Designated Mourner," David Hare and Wallace Shawn's more static photographed play with Mike Nicholas as a flawed individual who, joining a cerebral family that takes pleasure in the arts, just doesn't get it. Downey, in the role of a narcissistic though down-on-his- luck actor, is forced into a dialogue with two young women who discover that the man has been two-timing them, spending three nights per week with one and three nights with the other, though insisting to each that she is his exclusive lover.
A more conventional story would have the girls seeking revenge on the duplicitous performer, who touches our heartstrings each time he shows his concern for his dying mother and tickles our funnybones when backed to the wall by his interrogating girl friends. Toback, who has written the script which he directs almost completely within a spankingly decorated Manhattan loft, takes on a different center. His women want simply to know why their man insists on seeing two different, lovely creatures, and while receiving only a fragmented answer to their query, they wonder why he simply did not tell each of them the truth.
As a date movie, "Two Girls and a Guy" might have the young men in the audience squirming as they recognize some of the lines they traditionally feed their dates. Blake, as the Downey character is known, has relied on hackneyed phrases which had been surprisingly accepted by each woman, expressions such as "I never experienced real love before I met you," and "You own my [sexual member]." Lou (Natasha Gregson Wagner) and Carla (Heather Graham), in turn, respond with "I thought you loved me, I really did," and "He showed how helpless he was in the grips of overwhelming passion."
As the camera pans about the loft--which features lots of space on a bare, polished wooden floor, Japanese curtains separating the bedroom from the living area, a grand piano on which rest a picture of Blake's mother and another of his girl friend du jour--it rests on two provocative scenes which are almost embarrassing in their intensity. In one situation, Blake looks in his bathroom mirror and sheds a tear while intoning, "When are you going to shape up," a line which will have the cognoscenti in the audience wondering whether he is talking about Robert Downey Jr. as much as about Blake. In another, an extended sexual sequence between Carla (Heather Graham) and Blake in the bedroom, we watch the steamy progression filmed in shadowy dimness while the camera frequently pans outside to show Lou sitting just outside, listening to everything without showing signs of envy.
Heather Graham is stunning to look at and provides a foil for the cuter, if less beautiful streetwise Wagner. Downey turns in a forceful and varied performance as foiled lover, Shakespearean actor, and concerned son. On the whole, however, "Two Girls and a Guy" is a work for the stage and could use pruning and a tighter script even at a fairly brief 92 minutes. Rated R. Running Time: 92 minutes. (C) 1998 Harvey Karten
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Voom has permanently ceased operations. We are thankful to have had the opportunity to transform how people move in some of the most congested cities in the world. Read our CEO, Clément Monnet’s final blog post on what we learned and why we made this difficult decision. For more information on Airbus’ urban air mobility initiatives, please visit Airbus’ website.


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I-675 North now open after single-vehicle rollover crash
by Breaking News StaffCLARK COUNTY — Multiple medic units were requested to the scene of a single-vehicle rollover crash on I-675 North near mile marker 26.
I-675 was briefly shut down near I-70 as crews worked to clear the scene of the crash.
The crash was reported around 7:15 p.m. on Saturday night.
The extent of the injuries were unclear.


Getting Started
To get started with the row reduction interactive, you need to select a task from the drop down menu. By default, you probably want to solve a system of linear equations or reduce a matrix, but you can also use row reduction to invert square matrices.
Entering a Matrix
Once you've selected a task, you'll need to select the size of your matrix/system of linear equations. This will then give you a grid of rational number entry boxes to enter the coefficients into. In each one, you can enter a numerator and denominator. You should enter whole numbers only: decimal values may confuse the program. You can also hit the "Randomize" button to enter random rational numbers in each of the boxes. Once you're happy with your matrix/system of linear equations, hit the "Start Row Reducing!" button to begin. Once in row reduction mode, select the "New Matrix" button to go back to matrix entry.
Row Reducing
Under "Row Reduction Operations" you'll find the three operations you can apply in the row reduction process:
- Switching two rows,
- Multiplying an entire row by a constant,
- And adding a multiple of one row to another.
Similar to before, you'll need to enter rational numbers by entering their numerators and denominators. As you apply these operations, the program will keep track of which operations you applied in which order, and write them from right to left (the order matrix operations are applied) in the Operations table. This table will also show you the matrix multiplication identity that corresponds to your row reduction operations, and if your matrix is square, will keep track of determinants, allowing you to compute the determinant of your original matrix.
Hints and Solving
Row reduction can be tedious for large matrices. The "Get a hint" button will open a box at the bottom of the page explaining what to do next. Mouse over the question marks to see the definitions of various terms. The "Solve" button will fully row reduce your matrix for you.


This is an interface for a optical character recognition api.
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Split the string in phrases and returns a list with phrases contained in source.
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Definition at line 84 of file ocr.cpp.
◆ removeLanguage()
| bool Ocr::removeLanguage |
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const QString & |
language | ) |
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Remove a language to try recognize characters in the image.
Returns true if the language was removed succesfully, otherwise, returns false.
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◆ setDataPath()
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datapath | ) |
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Sets folder path where are languages files.
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◆ setImage()
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Sets the image path where try to recognize characters.
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Definition at line 69 of file ocr.cpp.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- src/optical_character_recognition/ocr.h
- src/optical_character_recognition/ocr.cpp


This is the quizzing program for CIDM4385.
Student: {{qpc.selected_student.name}} - Correct: {{qpc.selected_student.correct}} - Incorrect: {{qpc.selected_student.incorrect}}
Question: {{qpc.selected_question.text}}
Answer: {{qpc.selected_question.answer}}


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DeNoise[data,sigma,filtersize]
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removes Rician noise with standard deviation "sigma" from the given dataset using a kernel with size "filtersize" and type "kerneltype". Output is data denoised.
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A simple example of the Sprite.Animate procedure would be of a man walking. The picture associated with the sprite would constantly change as the figure was walking. At the same time, the location of the figure would also change.
var numFrames := Pic.Frames ("mypic.gif")
% Load the picture
var delayTime : int
var pics : array 1 .. numFrames of int
Pic.FileNewFrames ("mypic.gif", pics, delayTime)
var sprite: int
sprite:= Sprite.New (pics (1))
Sprite.SetPosition (sprite, 0, 100, false)
Sprite.Show (sprite)
for x : 8 .. maxx by 8
Sprite.Animate (sprite, pics ((x div 8) mod numFrames + 1), x, 100, false)
delay (40) % Stop sprite from moving too quickly
end for
Sprite.Free (sprite)
This means that you can only call the function by calling Sprite.Animate, not by calling Animate.


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This game is played on an empty NxN square board (say 8x8):
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White moves to cell [1], Black is forced to move f7-f8. If White moves f6-f7 he looses (because Black is stalemated). But, if White moves h8 off board, then Black moves g8-h8, g7-g8, h8 off-board, g8 off-board, f8-g8, g6-g7 and White because Black has run out of options (f6 and g7 forbid the White stone to move down). |
Herein is a CGI webpage that plays the game. Dodgem is described in volume 2 of Winning Ways for Your mathematical plays, where the 3x3 version is completely analyzed (1st player wins). For 4x4 and 5x5 boards, the game is a draw. Also, ZIllions package includes dodgem. There is another variant called Dodge This!.


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An attractive, and useful harbour with a marina, situated on the southern shore of Dublin Bay. It is the main yachting port for Dublin and is about 10km from the centre of the city.
Position 53°18'N,06°08'W.
Dublin is a busy port for large commercial ships and small craft should keep a sharp lookout, and are advised to use the southern entrance channel into the Bay and then to keep to the southern side of the Bay itself. Monitor VHF channel 12 for shipping movements.
There is excellent shelter here and the marina breakwaters protect the berthed boats from the ferry wash. All the yacht clubs based here offer visitor's berths in addition to those in the marina.
Greystones - A new marina (lying about 15nm south of Dun Laoghaire) has been built here providing very good shelter.
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Brit soldiers prefer Iraqi footwear
AFP | Submitted by: Suitts
Some British troopers are going native, footwise: "Guardsman Williams, from Birmingham, accepted that his footwear problems would not prevent him fighting effectively, but said that he was disappointed that he was having to wear Iraqi boots. "I was in a prisoner of war camp two days ago in which there was an abandoned barracks and I saw a room full of boots and clothing," he said."
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Rome is burning, Let's take down the French flag
Minneapolis Star Tribune | Submitted by: Bammer
Let's tackle the tough problems facing our community. Budget shortfalls, no one wants to support education funding... but wait, let's take down the French Flag. What a country we live in. "Le Bourget [Little Falls' sister city] is the Parisian suburb where Little Falls aviator Charles Lindbergh landed after his trans-Atlantic flight in 1927."
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Nunsense
Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Submitted by: Incubus
"A Georgia man faces a preliminary hearing on May 29 in the killing of his father and the abduction and decapitation of a Roman Catholic nun in Harris County. Judge Ray Dizern of the Norfolk General District Court set the date in a hearing today in Norfolk General District Court for accused killer Adrian O'Neill Robinson, 25, of Hamilton, Ga. "About 30 minutes later in another part of town, a security guard found a body missing head, hands and feet in a sleeping bag in the parking lot of Centre Point Office Park."
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Who watches the watchmen?
Seattle Times | Submitted by: Incubus
"At Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, where a screener lost his job earlier this year for taking a nap on the job. And so, tucked into the annual federal spending bill passed last month is a provision calling for fit-for-duty tests to "determine the potential impairment of airport security screeners at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport." Just Seattle's airport. No others in the nation were mentioned."
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If I have enough bullets
AZ Central | Submitted by: Incubus
"Three Highland High School students were suspended Wednesday for compiling what Gilbert police are calling a prank hit list. A teacher and more than a dozen students were named in a letter penned by three freshman, two girls and a boy... Gilbert police Sgt. Dan Pringle said the Highland letter didn't include specifics or particular threats. But one of the students who found the note said "if I have enough bullets" was written in parentheses next to a name. The Arizona Republic has chosen not to identify the girl, a 15-year-old freshman whose name was also on the list."
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Man banned from driving for 43 years
KDKA-TV 2 Pittsburgh | Submitted by: Incubus
"A 48 year old Westmoreland County man can't legally drive for the next 43 years because he has been convicted two dozen times of drunken driving and other driving offenses. Police say Johnson was convicted of drunken-driving, driving under suspension and driving while under suspension for a drunken driving-related offense a total of 24 times."
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Rescue cats and stop headaches at the same time
South Florida Sun-Sentinel | Submitted by: Incubus
"The firefighter/paramedics would not have had access to the drug, hydrocodone, on the job, but they did have access to a whole host of sedatives and painkillers on a daily basis, prompting both of their departments to run audits to make sure no drugs were missing... A confidential informant told them in January that a man named "Keith" was looking to buy between 100 and 200 hydrocodone pills. Two undercover narcotics detectives set up the deal with Kanwischer and then arrested him in a McDonald's parking lot after he gave them $300 for 100 pills, said Lt. Tony Rode."
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Pentagon: masters of propaganda, or just inept?
Guardian | Submitted by: Inc0minG
"We're getting more truth out of Baghdad than the Pentagon at the moment. Not because Baghdad is putting out pure and morally correct information but because they're less savvy about it, I think. I don't know whether they [the Pentagon] are putting out flyers in the hope that we'll run them first and ask questions later or whether they genuinely don't know what's going on - I rather suspect the latter." You get to decide. Either way, it's not confidence inspiring.
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Doomed matter near black holes not so doomed?
PSU | Submitted by: sally
"Using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and ESA's XMM-Newton satellite, scientists at Penn State and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology found evidence of high-speed winds blowing away copious amounts of gas from the cores of two quasar galaxies, which are thought to be powered by black holes."
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Mannekin-peace
Wire Services | Submitted by: someantha
Travelers consider the statue to be the most disappointing tourist attraction in Western Europe, short of Eurodisney.
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Government can re-classify anything, now
c|Net | Submitted by: FuzzyGuy
"In his executive order, which replaces a 1995 directive signed by President Bill Clinton, Bush said that information that already had been declassified and released to the public could be reclassified by a federal agency. Clinton's order said that "information may not be reclassified after it has been declassified and released to the public."
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Six-year-old expelled after Reign of Terror
Guardian | Submitted by: Hans Krule
Anyone check under this kids hair for the 666 birthmark? "A six year old boy has become one of the youngest children to be permanently excluded from school, following an 18-month reign of terror that left some of his classmates psychologically traumatised... They reported him urinating on fellow pupils, stamping on children's heads and scratching classmates' faces. One parent claims he bullied her son to such an extent he needed speech therapy, while another victim began wetting the bed through fear."
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When Brits grab Iraqi villagers' guns, bandits attack
Washington Post | Submitted by: Drew Eckhardt
The Brits are now exporting the gun control which has worked so well at home (increasing their violent crime rate beyond America's) to Iraq, with similar results. After the British confiscate Iraqi civillians' guns, thieves go after
their now unarmed victims. "Villagers in this area now complain of roving bands of armed men who steal tractors, hijack trucks, loot factories, and terrorize local residents with near-impunity."
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Is your country on the tard list?
Pravda | Submitted by: prettynwitty
"According to researchers, Russia took a lot of efforts to convince English and American businessmen of the fact that the country was absolutely ready for the inflow of foreign investments.... No one of them [polled] mentioned that Russia was on the list of countries, where they were supposed to run their businesses in. On the contrary, they said that they were not going to deal with Russia at all. SRU executive director said that Russia turned out to be no manís zone." That's a little dry. It's the headline which gives us the boner.
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Would be spouse-killer can move back in
Associated Press | Submitted by: prettynwitty
"A woman accused of trying to have her husband killed is moving back in with him and the couple say they want to give their relationship another chance.
"Marriage is a terrible thing to throw away if you don't have to," Jimmie Galford told a Cheshire County judge Thursday, saying he wanted his wife to be allowed to come home."
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Kansas gets hard on college sex ed
CNN | Submitted by: D. Rango
"Upset by videos used during a sexuality class at the University of Kansas, the state Senate passed a bill that would withhold $3 million in funding to the school... Republican Sen. Susan Wagle (the bill's sponsor) told colleagues that during the class the professor displayed pictures of the genitalia of girls at ages 5 and 10, told female students to explore their own genitals as homework, and implied that a woman leaving for the restroom was going to masturbate."
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Stoner appeals to interesting demographic
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | Submitted by: JDog
"It won't help him at the polls, but Pat's message has penetrated the smoky haze and captured the imagination of the stoner demographic. To them he offers the promise not of a chicken in every pot, but of a pot sign for anyone who isn't chicken to grab one."
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ACLU vs. Insane right wing police state
ACLU | Submitted by: Ryan
"The arrests occurred on September 27, 2002 in Pershing Park, located on Pennsylvania Avenue two blocks from the White House. Arrestees were charged with failing to obey a police order, but no order to disperse was ever given and people who tried to leave were physically prevented from leaving, according to the ACLU complaint. The true purpose of the mass arrests, the ACLU said, was to disrupt and prevent peaceful political demonstrations scheduled for that weekend."
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Welshman now needs new hobby
Independent Online | Submitted by: Tim Howard
Mood: Bouncy. "A Welshman spent five years creating the world's biggest rubber band ball, only to drop it out of an airplane above the Mojave Desert to see whether or not it would bounce... Tony Evans, 54, from Swansea, dropped the one-ton record-breaking ball from a 1.6km up over Arizona. The ball took 20 seconds to hit the ground, and it created a 1.2-metre wide crater and a 6.5 metre cloud of dust. It didn't bounce." How does that Styx song go, Too much time on my hands?
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Teaching the kids to share
AZ Central | Submitted by: Captain Prozac
"A Mesa father and son were shot with the same bullet Friday morning while sleeping with a handgun in the bed. Mesa police said Shawn H. Solecki, 22, his wife, Cortney, 19, and their sons Cory, 2, and Tyler, 4, share the same bed in their apartment in the 900 block of West Main Street. The parents gave conflicting accounts of the shooting, Gaffney said, but both insist that Cory fired the weapon." Shouldn't they be living in a trailer in Arkansas?
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Knife wielding topless woman attacks picnic
News Corporation | Submitted by: Tim Howard
This will make for an interesting police line-up. "A Vietnam veteran and his family have been attacked by a topless woman while having a picnic at a beach. The man was forced to shield himself with a fold-up table as the woman lunged at him with a 25cm knife. "She disappeared behind a toilet block and then reappeared, topless, brandishing a huge knife. She came straight at me, calling me all sorts of names and said she was going to kill me. I had to pick up the fold-up table to protect myself. She slammed the knife into it. Luckily the itinerant's brother turned up on the scene and threatened to break her arm if she didn't put the knife down."
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No forty acres and a mule rule in Japan
AZ Central | Submitted by: Captain Prozac
"Japan does not have to compensate or apologize to a Korean woman forced into sexual slavery for seven years by the military during World War II, Japan's top court ruled Friday. "I waited patiently, hoping the court may do something for me," Song told Kyodo News agency after Friday's ruling. "Japan is a dishonest country where neither politicians nor the courts take responsibility." Welcome to real life, Grandma.
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Can't pin THIS one on Jackass
iWon | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"A girl was recovering from injuries on Wednesday after the shopping cart she was riding in crashed while careering down a hill at an estimated 45 miles per hour. The girl suffered a broken shoulder and "road rash" after she and several other youngsters decided to take the cart for a ride in the Vancouver suburb of Burnaby, but lost control of their gravity-powered vehicle, police said."
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Bomb them into... er... what is it we bomb them into?
Independent Argument | Submitted by: JamSandwich
According to Robert Fisk, coalition forces are bombing neighborhoods during the Basra siege. "Far more terrible than the pictures of dead British soldiers, however, is the tape from Basra's largest hospital that shows victims of the Anglo-American bombardment being brought to the operating rooms shrieking in pain." The second link contains the pictures to go with the story.
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Hard of Hearing Radio
Edmonton Journal | Submitted by: Gorg
"Adam Ungstad's hearing loss doesn't stop him from listening to music, and sharing his favourite tunes with other hard of hearing people on the radio. Sporting hearing aids on both ears, the University of Alberta student produces and hosts CJSR's Hard of Hearing Radio show, believed to be Canada's only radio program for people with hearing loss."
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High wire: Cirque du Soleil founder held for 'growing cannabis'
by AFPPAPEETE: The billionaire founder of global acrobatic troupe Cirque du Soleil, Guy Laliberte, has been detained on charges of growing cannabis on his private island in the South Pacific, authorities said.
The Canadian entrepreneur was arrested after getting off his plane in French Polynesia and was due to appear before a judge later on Wednesday, prosecutors and reports said.
In a statement, his company, Lune Rouge, said Laliberte uses cannabis for “medical” and “strictly personal” purposes and denied that he was growing the drug on his private island of Nukutepipi for commercial gain.
“Guy Laliberte completely dissociates himself from any rumour implicating him… in the sale or traffic of drugs,” it said.
According to local television station Polynesie Premiere, police had questioned one of Laliberte’s associates some weeks ago on suspicion of possessing drugs and found images of marijuana plantations on their mobile phone.


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问题：如何对这些variables进行分类？
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问题：在什么地方使用这些variables？(Where)
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This is overridden if the file is a post/document and has a
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Some of my sorties are not counted?
If you play on multiple devices, the data is not carried over to this KC3. Alternatively, some data may be affected by server transfers or other factors.
Why is some data missing on older events?
Due to game API updates and changes, there is missing data or API no longer supported by parsing functions of current KC3 version.


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Internationalization is the process of designing an application so that it can be adapted to various languages and regions without engineering changes.
Localization is the process of adapting the content of a product to a specific region or language. Translating words is the best-known part of this process, but it is not the only part. Localization usually includes:
Even in countries with the same languages, you can find differences, for example, American English vs. British English.
So the benefits of localization are:
Here's the javadoc for the Locale class.
The four ways to create a Locale object are:
Locale.Builder
Class
For example:
Locale loc = new Locale.Builder().setLanguage("fr").setRegion("FR").build();
Locale Constructors
There are three constructors available in the Locale class:
Locale(String language)
Locale(String language, String country)
Locale(String language, String country, String variant)
For example:
Locale l1 = new Locale("es", "ES");
Locale l2 = new Locale("en");
Locale.forLanguageTag
Factory Method
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Locale loc = Locale.forLanguageTag("ja-JP");
Locale Constants
For example:
Locale loc1 = Locale.ITALIAN;
Locale loc2 = Locale.CHINA;
To find out which types of Locale definitions a locale-sensitive class recognizes, you invoke the getAvailableLocales()
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public class Test {
static public void main(String[] args) {
Locale locales[] = NumberFormat.getAvailableLocales();
for (Locale l : locales) {
System.out.println(l.toString());
}
}
}
The output can be something like this:
ms_MY
ar_QA
is_IS
fi_FI
pl
en_MT
If we change fromSystem.out.println(l.toString())
to System.out.println(l.getDisplayName ())
the output would be:
Malay (Malaysia)
Arabic (Qatar)
Icelandic (Iceland)
Finnish (Finland)
Polish
English (Malta)
You can assign a different Locale to every locale-sensitive object in your program. However, locale-sensitive objects rely on the default Locale set by the Java Virtual Machine. You can use the Locale.getDefault()
method to get it and the Locale.setDefault(Locale)
to set it.
Properties are files with string key/value pairs that store configuration data or settings:
# A comment
user=amtg
passw=changeme
language=java
To use them, you create instances of java.util.Properties
. The following example, loads the file config.properties from project classpath and read its properties:
public class Test {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Properties prop = new Properties();
InputStream input = null;
try {
input = Test.class.getClassLoader().getResourceAsStream("config.properties");
//load the properties file from class path
prop.load(input);
//get a property value and print it out
System.out.println(prop.getProperty("user"));
//get all properties
Enumeration<?> e = prop.propertyNames();
while (e.hasMoreElements()) {
String key = (String) e.nextElement();
String value = prop.getProperty(key);
System.out.println("Key : " + key + ", Value : " + value);
}
} catch (IOException ex) {
ex.printStackTrace();
} finally {
input.close();
}
}
}
java.util.ResourceBundle class is used to store texts in key/pair values and components that are locale sensitive.
Resource bundles can share a common base name, but names can also have additional components that identify their locales. For example, if the base name of resource bundles is "MyBundle", we can have a "MyBundle_en" for the English locale and "MyBundle_es" for a Spanish locale. We can even have different resources for different countries, for example, "MyBundle_fr_CA" for Canadian French:
MyBundle.properties
MyBundle_en.properties
MyBundle_es.properties
MyBundle_fr_CA.properties
These files should be located in the same directory. If no locale is found for a resource bundle, the default bundle ("MyBundle.properties") will be used.
To load the resource bundle MyBundle.properties for an English locale, we use the following code:
Locale locale = new Locale("en", "US");
ResourceBundle rb = ResourceBundle.getBundle("MyBundle", locale);
System.out.println(rb.getString("label"));
Although we only use the ResourceBundle class, it actually has two subclasses, PropertyResourceBundle and ListResourceBundle.
The PropertyResourceBundle class stores localized texts in standard Java property files.
The ListResourceBundle class uses classes to contain the resources. Using classes, you can use more than just String values.
Here's an example implementation:
public class MyBundle_en extends ListResourceBundle {
@Override
protected Object[][] getContents() {
return labels;
}
private Object[][] labels = {
{ "value1" , new Integer(100) },
{ "label1", "MILES" },
};
}
To get an object value, we use rb.getObject(key)
or rb.getStringArray(key)
(which is just a shortcut to (String[])getObject(key)
) instead of rb.getString(key)
You can also obtain a set of all the keys contained in the ResourceBundle by using:
Set<String> keys = rb.keySet();


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fun fromAudioTrack(track: AudioTrack): String
Converts a not-null AudioTrack into its data representation, which is then used for various purposes.
The data representation is used mainly by clients in order to play media sources, as passing/storing an entire JSON Object is a little harder and less performant.
Additionally, Basalt makes no requests in order to resolve the track data as it already has been resolved. When converting strings via the toAudioTrack method, similarly, Basalt doesn't have to make requests in order to decode the track as the data already contains all the information.
track
- The track object to be encoded.
Return
The encoded data of the track.


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Need more information about Red Butte Garden Membership? Check out our Frequently Asked Questions below.
Memberships may be purchased multiple ways:
Please allow three to four weeks for your card to arrive, but don’t wait to enjoy the Garden! During the processing period you may continue to visit by simply showing a photo ID at the RBG Visitor Center.
Membership rates increase every two to three years. As the Garden grows, periodically assessing the membership program and increasing rates allows the Garden to continue to provide an excellent experience to members.
In accordance with IRS guidelines, memberships of $60 or less are considered charitable gift. Memberships above $60 are partially considered charitable gifts, less the fair market value of any benefits you may receive. Here is a list of each level and it's charitable gift amount.
- Garden-Basic: $45 charitable gift
- Garden-Flex: $60 charitable gift
- Circle of Friends: $5 charitable gift
- Family: $10 charitable gift
- Family-Flex: $5 charitable gift
- Contributor: $75 charitable gift
- Forget-Me-Not: $175 charitable gift
- Blazing Star: $380 charitable gift
- Avant Gardener: $1,000 charitable gift
- Director's Club: $2,500 charitable gift.
Your gift reciept will come from the University of Utah. If you need to request a new gift receipt, contact the membership department at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Yes! Find out if your employer matches gifts HERE, or contact your employers’ Human Resources Department.
Contact the Membership Department at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or call<PHONE_NUMBER> to request a replacement. You should receive your new card within three to four weeks. While waiting for your new card, continue to visit the Garden by simply showing your photo ID at the Visitor Center.
Your membership is valid for 12 full months. If you renew your Membership early, your membership will be extended for 12 months past your current expiration date.
We love helping out our community! See the Garden’s DONATION REQUEST page for instructions.
Check out our Garden Membership POLICIES page.
You will need to "pre-"purchase your tickets to reserve your time slot. To ensure social distancing between guests, your tickets will only work during the time slot you purchase. To get your tickets:
First, attempt to refresh the tiket sales page. If after you refresh it still doesn't recognize you, you may have a duplicate account. Please contact the membership department at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to merge your accounts. If you need immediate assistance, you can call the Visitor Center at<PHONE_NUMBER> to reserve your tickets.
To get your member-priced tickets you must be registered for our site AND logged in. The discount shows on the final page, right before payment is requested.
If at this point your discount has not been applied, please contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>so we can ensure your online account is set up correctly.
If it is your first time registering, ensure you use the same information associated with your membership - name, phone, address, email, etc. Otherwise, the system may create a duplicate account not connected to your membership. If you believe you have inadvertently created a second account, don't fret! Just email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and we will get it corrected.
This system is different from Ticketfly - the website where we used to sell our concert tickets. If your credentials are not recognized, it is likely you do not yet have an online account with us. Go ahead and register a new one using the same information associated with your membership.
Each time slot only has 30 spaces. If the system is not allowing you to add the number of tickets you are requesting, the slot is nearly sold out. Please try a new time slot.
You can get up to ten tickets per transaction as space allows, but will be required to pay for any tickets above your regular membership allotment. Your credit card payment for the difference will be taken at the end of the transaction
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and they can help you cancel or change your reservation. If changing your reservation, please include the new time and date you'd like instead in your email. Staff will work with you to book those times or others, in case your first choice is sold out.
Each Sunday, we will release new dates for visiting the Garden to members only, before we open them to the public on Monday morning. Just check in here every Sunday to get the first choice of all new visitation openings.
Call<PHONE_NUMBER> and Red Butte Garden staff will assist you in setting up a time to visit using your benefits.
Call<PHONE_NUMBER> and Red Butte Garden staff will assist you in setting up a time to visit using your benefits.
With Garden budgets significantly impacted by the pandemic, we are dedicated to conserving resources wherever possible. In line with this effort, we will not be sending new cards with your updated expiration dates. Your current cards and membership login will continue to grant you access to the Garden until your extended expiration date.
When the Garden reopens there will be a limited number of tickets available for purchase each day. To get your tickets, you will need to be registered on our website and logged in at the time of purchase. Similar to the process of registering for classes, logging in connects your transaction to your membership, giving you access to Members' exclusive events and discounts.
You will go through the process of purchasing tickets to visit the Garden and at check-out see your member discount reflected.
Your automatic renewal will change to your new expiration date. For example, if your automatic renewal used to run on 4/30 it will now run on 7/31.
Red Butte has alerted our Retail Partners to the membership extensions. Please save the email we sent you containing your new membership expiration date to use with Retail Partners after your card expires. If you need a new email, get in touch with us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We can help! Shoot us an email at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and we will change your expiration date right back to where you like it.
You will not! When you renew you will get a full year of membership in addition to the extension. If your extended expiration date is 9/30/2020 then your renewed expiration date will be 9/30/2021. Thank you for your support!
You must purchase a Garden-Flex level or above to qualify for concert benefits. Garden-Basic does not receive concert benefits.
Current members at the Garden-Flex level and above are eligible to participate in the concert series presale on Monday, April 27, 2020, 7PM. The full lineup will be released April 14, 2020.
To participate, memberships must be purchased by midnight on Tuesday, April 21, 2020.
We are excited to announce a new ticket vendor which will help us provide a better experience to our members - Etix! Bookmark our HOW TO BUY concert tickets page and check in regularly for updates and additional resources to make your concert presale a success.
The Membership promo code is the email address associated with your Garden membership. This code allows members to purchase presale tickets and get a discount.
It is wise to ensure your Garden membership is current by the month of March and that you are certain we have your preferred email address on file, so that no problems are encountered.
| Membership |
Member Rate Tickets per Concert |
|---|---|
| Garden-Flex | 2 |
| Family | 4 |
| Family-Flex | 4 |
| Circle of Friends | 4 |
| Contributor | 6 |
| Forget-Me-Not | 6 |
| Blazing Star | 8 |
| Avant Gardener | 8 |
| Director’s Club | 8 |
No. Only member-rate tickets may be purchased during the presale period. Additional tickets may be purchased when ticket sales open to the General Public.
No. Each concert has a limited number of tickets and there is always a possibility that tickets will sell out before all members get a chance to place their orders.
No. When visiting the Garden or attending a concert, parking is free, but limited. For more information on concert parking, please visit the CONCERT FAQ page.
The new level, Garden-Flex, is perfect for you! Garden-Flex is a hybrid of Individual and Dual, and is the same thing as the old Garden-Plus. With this membership you may either bring one unnamed guest each visit, or you may name a second person a cardholder. If you choose to name a second cardholder, any guests you bring will need to pay admission, even if the second cardholder is not present.
Flex means flexibility for guest allowances and unique family needs, such as caregivers or play dates. Each Flex membership has one space which can be used for either an additional named cardholder, or an adult guest. Once a cardholder has been named, the membership is non-transferrable.
Garden-Flex: You may either have two cardholders and no guests, OR one cardholder and one guest of any age.
Family-Flex: You may either have three cardholders and six children 17 and under, or two cardholders, one guest of any age, and six children 17 and under.
Garden-Flex No, once the second cardholder is named, only cardholders have free admission.
Family-Flex You will still be able to bring 6 children 17 and under, however you will no longer have the ability to bring one guest of any age.
Family and Family-Flex memberships are perfect for play dates! Each membership allows for up to six unnamed children each visit. Just remember that additional children or any adults who are not cardholders will be charged an admission fee.
One 50% off Guest Coupons will be included in your welcome package with your membership card. You must bring the physical coupon to the Garden for your guest to receive 50% off admission.
Each Membership level qualifies for the following number of 50% off Guest Coupons:
To upgrade your membership please call<PHONE_NUMBER>, or stop by the Visitor Center. Memberships cannot be upgraded online or through the mail.
To receive your discount you will need to REGISTER in Red Butte Garden’s online portal using the email associated with your membership. Within 2-4 weeks of purchasing your membership you will receive a registration email reminder, but you may register at any time.
After you are logged in you will be able to register for classes / workshops / activities and receive your discount.  Outdoor Concert Series tickets are not purchased through this portal. You can find information on purchasing Outdoor Concert Series tickets HERE.
If your discount is not being reflected please call<PHONE_NUMBER>.
Please call<PHONE_NUMBER>. Staff will work with you to ensure you are refunded the proper amount, and that future registrations are processed properly.
You can REGISTER on our website at any time. Just remember to use the email associated with your membership so the system will properly recognize you and give you your benefits. If you continue to encounter issues, please call<PHONE_NUMBER>.
You may bring your spouse, partner, or children to the member-only Spring Plant Sale date. Outside of those in your immediate family, the member-only Plant Sale date is intended to be a benefit to current Garden Member cardholders only.
Of course, all visitors are welcome to the Plant Sale on the days and times they are open to the public.
Yes! Automatic membership renewals are available online only. Just check the box next to "Renew this membership automatically when it expires."
It sure is. We store your encrypted credit card information in a secure, PCI-compliant vault. It can only be used for your automatic renewal or any recurring gifts you set up through our online portal. You can read more about automatic renewal and recurring gifts here!
Your card will be charged on your membership expiration date. If you are not sure when that is, give us a call at<PHONE_NUMBER>.
It will. We will send you two reminders with price information one month before your expiration date. If you would like to change or end your automatic renewal, give us a call at<PHONE_NUMBER>.
The system will automatically renew your membership at the level you upgraded your membership to.
Just give us a call at<PHONE_NUMBER> and we can help you make any changes to your automatic renewal.
Red Butte Garden staff is unable to make any changes to automatic renewals except for cancelations. If your credit card information has changed, or you would prefer to use a different card, please contact us by calling<PHONE_NUMBER> to cancel your previous order. Afterwards, you can go online and reinstate your automatic renewal.
Call<PHONE_NUMBER>


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simphony.simulation package¶
Submodules¶
simphony.simulation.simulation module¶
-
class
simphony.simulation.simulation.
MonteCarloSimulation
(netlist, start_freq=188000000000000.0, stop_freq=199000000000000.0, num=2000)[source]¶ Bases:
simphony.simulation.simulation.Simulation
A simulator that models manufacturing variability by altering the width, thickness, and length of waveguides instantiated from a ebeam_wg_integral_1550 from the default DeviceLibrary.
-
monte_carlo_sim
(num_sims=10, mu_width=0.5, sigma_width=0.005, mu_thickness=0.22, sigma_thickness=0.002, mu_length=1.0, sigma_length=0)[source]¶ Runs a Monte Carlo simulation on the netlist and stores the results in an attribute called results.
- Parameters
num_sims (int, optional) – The number of varied simulations to perform.
mu_width (float, optional) – The mean width to use for the waveguide.
sigma_width (float, optional) – The standard deviation to use for altering the waveguide width.
mu_thickness (float, optional) – The mean thickness to use for the waveguide.
sigma_thickness (float, optional) – The standard deviation to use for altering the waveguide thickness.
mu_length (float, optional) – The mean length of the waveguide (as a decimal of the actual length, i.e. 50% -> 0.5).
sigma_length (float, optional) – The standard deviation to use for altering the waveguide length.
- Returns
time – The amount of time it took, in seconds, to complete the simulation.
- Return type
int
-
-
class
simphony.simulation.simulation.
MultiInputSimulation
(netlist)[source]¶ Bases:
simphony.simulation.simulation.Simulation
A simulator that models sweeping multiple inputs simultaneously by performing algebraic operations on the simulated, cascaded s-parameter matrix.
-
export_s_matrix
()[source]¶ Returns the matrix result of the multi-input simulation.
- Returns
frequency, matrix
- Return type
np.array, np.ndarray
-
multi_input_simulation
(inputs=[])[source]¶ Given a list of ports to use as inputs, calculates the response of the circuit for all ports. Results are stored as an attribute and can be accessed by retrieving .simulated_matrix from the simulation object.
- Parameters
inputs (list) – A 0-indexed list of the ports to be used as inputs.
-
-
class
simphony.simulation.simulation.
SimulatedComponent
(nets=[], freq=None, s_parameters=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
This class is a simplified version of a Component in that it only contains an ordered list of nets, the frequency array, and the s-parameter matrix. It can be initialized with or without a Component model, allowing its attributes to be set after object creation.
It is used by Simulation in order to store cached s-parameters of various objects and also to cascade all components into one final component representing the circuit as a whole.
-
nets
¶ An ordered list of the nets connected to the Component
- Type
List[int]
-
f
¶ A numpy array of the frequency values in its simulation.
- Type
np.array
-
s
¶ A numpy array of the s-parameter matrix for the given frequency range.
- Type
np.array
-
-
class
simphony.simulation.simulation.
Simulation
(netlist, start_freq=188000000000000.0, stop_freq=199000000000000.0, num=2000)[source]¶ Bases:
object
The main simulation class providing methods for running simulations, tracking frequency ranges, and matrix rearranging (according to port numbering).
All simulators can inherit from Simulation to get basic functionality that doesn’t need reimplementing.
-
property
external_ports
¶ Returns a list of the external port numbers.
- Returns
The external nets of the simulated netlist. These are positive integers, corresponding to rows/columns of the netlist.
- Return type
List[int]
-
property
freq_array
¶ Returns the linearly spaced frequency array from start_freq to stop_freq with num points.
-
property
-
simphony.simulation.simulation.
component2simulated
(component, cache, extras)[source]¶ Converts a component into the simplified SimulatedComponent model.
This disregards what model a component is or any attributes it has in favor of tracking just its nets, frequency range, and s-parameters. S-parameters should already be the final, interpolated, calculated values.
If the component is not cachable, extras should provide all the parameters necessary for the given component to calculate its s-parameters.
- Parameters
component (ComponentInstance, optional) – The component to instantiate a SimulatedComponent from.
cache (dict) – The dictionary containing the cache of components to s-parameters.
extras (dict) – The dictionary containing parameters required for the calculation of a given non-cachable component’s s-parameters.
- Return type
-
simphony.simulation.simulation.
connect_circuit
(components, net_count)[source]¶ Connects the s-matrices of a photonic circuit given its Netlist and returns a single ‘SimulatedComponent’ object containing the frequency array, the assembled s-matrix, and a list of the external nets (negative integers).
- Parameters
component_list (List[SimulatedComponent]) – A list of the components to be connected.
net_count (int) – The total number of internal nets in the component list.
- Returns
After the circuit has been fully connected, the result is a single ComponentSimulation with fields f (frequency), s (s-matrix), and nets (external ports: negative numbers, as strings).
- Return type
-
simphony.simulation.simulation.
interpolate
(output_freq, input_freq, s_parameters)[source]¶ Returns the result of a cubic interpolation for a given frequency range.
- Parameters
output_freq (np.array) – The desired frequency range for a given input to be interpolated to.
input_freq (np.array) – A frequency array, indexed matching the given s_parameters.
s_parameters (np.array) – S-parameters for each frequency given in input_freq.
- Returns
output_freq (np.array) – The output frequency range that was passed in as a parameter.
result (np.array) – The values of the interpolated function (fitted to the input s-parameters) evaluated at the output_freq frequencies.
-
simphony.simulation.simulation.
match_ports
(net_id, component_list)[source]¶ Finds the components connected together by the specified net_id (string) in a list of components provided by the caller (even if the component is connected to itself).
- Parameters
net_id (int) – The net id or name to which the components being searched for are connected.
component_list (list[SimulatedComponent]) – The complete list of components to be searched.
- Returns
A list (length 4) of integers with the following meanings: - comp1: Index of the first component in the list with a matching
net id.
- netidx1: Index of the net in the ordered net list of ‘comp1’
(corresponds to its column or row in the s-parameter matrix).
- comp2: Index of the second component in the list with a matching
net id.
- netidx1: Index of the net in the ordered net list of ‘comp2’
(corresponds to its column or row in the s-parameter matrix).
- Return type
[comp1, netidx1, comp2, netidx2]
-
simphony.simulation.simulation.
rearrange
(component)[source]¶ Rearranges the s-matrix of the simulated component according to its port ordering.
- Parameters
component (SimulatedComponent) – A component that has external ports and a calculated s-parameter matrix.
- Returns
A single component with its reordered s-matrix and new port list.
- Return type
-
simphony.simulation.simulation.
rearrange_matrix
(s_matrix, concatenate_order)[source]¶ Reorders a matrix given a list mapping indices to columns.
S-matrices are indexed in the following manner: matrix[frequency, input, output].
- Parameters
s_matrix (np.ndarray) – The s-matrix to be rearranged.
concatenate_order (List[int]) – The index-to-column mapping. See rearrange.
- Returns
The reordered s-matrix.
- Return type
np.ndarray
-
simphony.simulation.simulation.
rearrange_order
(ports)[source]¶ Determines what order the ports should be placed in after simulation.
Ports are usually passed in as a scrambled list of negative integers. This function returns a list containing indices corresponding to the order in which the input list should be reordered to be sorted.
- Parameters
ports (List[int]) – A list of ports to be sorted.
- Returns
Indices corresponding to how ports should be reordered.
- Return type
List[int]
Examples
>>> list_a = [-3 -5 -2 -1 -4] >>> list_b = rearrange_order(list_a) >>> list_b [3, 2, 0, 4, 1]


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lmp.bent_plume_ic¶
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(profile, particles, Qj, A, D, X, phi_0, theta_0, Tj, Sj, Pj, rho_j, cj, chem_names, tracers, p)[source]¶ Build the Lagragian plume state space given the initial conditions
Constructs the initial state space for a Lagrangian plume element from the initial values for the base plume variables (e.g., Q, J, u, S, T, etc.).
- Parameters
- profileambient.Profile object
The ambient CTD object used by the single bubble model simulation.
- particleslist of Particle objects
List of bent_plume_model.Particle objects containing the dispersed phase local conditions and behavior.
- QjVolume flux of continuous phase fluid at the discharge (m^3/s)
- ACross-sectional area of the discharge (M^2)
- Dfloat
Diameter for the equivalent circular cross-section of the release (m)
- Xndarray
Release location (x, y, z) in (m)
- phi_0float
Vertical angle from the horizontal for the discharge orientation (rad in range +/- pi/2)
- theta_0float
Horizontal angle from the x-axis for the discharge orientation. The x-axis is taken in the direction of the ambient current. (rad in range 0 to 2 pi)
- Tjfloat
Temperature of the continuous phase fluid in the discharge (T)
- Sjfloat
Salinity of the continuous phase fluid in the discharge (psu)
- Pjfloat
Pressure at the discharge (Pa)
- rho_jfloat
Density of the continous phase fluid in the discharge (kg/m^3)
- cjndarray
Concentration of passive tracers in the discharge (user-defined)
- chem_namesstring list
List of chemical parameters to track for the dissolution. Only the parameters in this list will be used to set background concentration for the dissolution, and the concentrations of these parameters are computed separately from those listed in tracers or inputed from the discharge through cj.
- tracersstring list
List of passive tracers in the discharge. These can be chemicals present in the ambient profile data, and if so, entrainment of these chemicals will change the concentrations computed for these tracers. However, none of these concentrations are used in the dissolution of the dispersed phase. Hence, tracers should not contain any chemicals present in the dispersed phase particles.
- pstratified_plume_model.ModelParams object
Object containing the fixed model parameters for the stratified plume model.
- Returns
- tfloat
Initial time for the simulation (s)
- qndarray
Initial value of the plume state space


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