public class GamePlay
extends java.util.Observable
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
GamePlay()
Empty default ctor
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addCard()
Add a random Card to the current player
Method is called once the current player successfully conquered a new Country after an attack
|
void |
alertObservers()
After change of game state, alert concerned Observers
|
boolean |
allOutAttack(Country from,
Country to)
From player command: attack countryfrom countryto numdice -allout
Commence a loop of attack rounds until one of the countries run out of army to attack/defend
Always choose the maximum number of dice on both sides
|
boolean |
checkIfCanAttack(Player p)
Check if a player has at least one country able to attack
1.
|
boolean |
checkIfCanFortify(Player p)
Checks if the current player has the ability to fortify units in the fortification phase
|
void |
clearData()
Clear all existing lists of Continents, Countries and Players
|
boolean |
commenceAttack(int defenderDice)
Begins a round of attack after the defender has chosen the number of dice to be rolled
|
void |
fortify(Country from,
Country to,
int num)
From player command fortify fromcountry tocountry num
removes army number from from country, add it to to country
|
int |
getAddFlag()
returns
|
int |
getAlertType()
Getter for alert type for observers
|
int |
getArmyToPlace()
Getter for army to place
|
int |
getAttackDice()
Get the number of attack dice that has been set by the attacker
|
Country |
getAttacker()
Getter for the current attacking country
|
java.util.Vector<Continent> |
getContinents()
Getter for vector of continent
|
java.util.Vector<Country> |
getCountries()
Getter for vector of countries
|
Country |
getDefender()
Getter for the current defending country
|
java.lang.String |
getOutcome()
Getter for outcome after a player action
|
java.lang.String |
getPhase()
Getter for phase attribute
|
Player |
getPlayer()
Getter for current Player
|
java.lang.String |
getPlayerID()
Getter for current player ID
|
int |
getPlayerIndex()
Getter of player index
|
java.util.Vector<Player> |
getPlayers()
Getter for vector of players
|
void |
isTest()
Used to determine the current running game is a part of a JUnit test
Will disable Message Dialogues from popping up during the test runs by checking the is_test boolean
|
void |
moveArmyTo(int number)
Send army to the target country after the defender country lost all its armies
If defender has lost all its countries, remove the defender from the game
Moves phase to attack phase 1 or fortification depending on if the current player still can perform an attack
|
void |
nextPlayer()
Switches context to next player in chronological order
Initiate reinforcement phase for that player
|
void |
noAttack()
From player command: -noattack
During attack phase 1, player chooses not to attack any countries
Goes directly into Fortification Phase
|
void |
placeAll()
From player command: placeall
During startup phase, randomly places army on the map for all players until all players have no more units to place
Enters Reinforcement phase once all troops are deployed
Randomly places armies to current player's owned countries
|
void |
placeArmy(Country c)
From player command: placearmy countryname
place one army to target country in parameter, then give the turn to the next player
|
void |
populateCountries()
Player input: populatecountries
randomly assign ownership of countries on the map until all are filled
|
void |
reinforceArmy(Country c,
int num)
From player command: reinforce country number
During reinforcement phase, player assigns the input amount of army to target country
|
void |
reSetOwner()
Reset the owner for the defending country to the current owner after a successful conquer
|
void |
setAddFlag(int f)
Setter for the flag for the current player to indicate if the player has already received a Card after a successful attack
|
void |
setAttack(Country from,
Country to,
int dicenum)
Set the attacker and the defender country for one round of attack
Set the number of dice to be rolled by the attacker
|
void |
setContinents(java.util.Vector<Continent> continentsList)
Setter for continents_list
|
void |
setCountries(java.util.Vector<Country> countriesList)
Setter for countries_list
|
void |
setJFrame(javax.swing.JFrame m)
Set the JFrame for the MapUI related to the game play
|
void |
setPhase(java.lang.String s)
Set the phase for the game for the load game function
|
void |
setPlayerIndex(int i)
Setter for the current player index
Sets the current player according to the index
|
void |
setPlayers(java.util.Vector<Player> playerList)
Setter for player_list
|
void |
startUpNext()
For next player to place army during Startup Phase
Switches GamePlay context to next player's datasets
|
public void setJFrame(javax.swing.JFrame m)
m
- JFrame of MapUIpublic void clearData()
public void populateCountries()
public void placeArmy(Country c)
c
- Country to play an armypublic void placeAll()
public void startUpNext()
public void reinforceArmy(Country c, int num)
c
- target countryIdnum
- amount of army to assignpublic boolean checkIfCanAttack(Player p)
p
- Player to test if can attackpublic void noAttack()
public void setAttack(Country from, Country to, int dicenum)
from
- Attacking countryto
- Defending countrydicenum
- Number of dice to be rolled by the attacking countrypublic boolean allOutAttack(Country from, Country to)
from
- Attacking Countryto
- Defending Countrypublic boolean commenceAttack(int defenderDice)
defenderDice
- Number of dice to be rolled by the defenderpublic Country getAttacker()
public Country getDefender()
public void moveArmyTo(int number)
number
- Number of army to movepublic void reSetOwner()
public boolean checkIfCanFortify(Player p)
p
- The player to checkpublic void fortify(Country from, Country to, int num)
from
- Country mobilizing armyto
- Country receiving armynum
- Amount of army mobilizedpublic void nextPlayer()
public java.lang.String getPhase()
public void setPhase(java.lang.String s)
s
- The stringpublic java.lang.String getPlayerID()
public Player getPlayer()
public int getArmyToPlace()
public int getAlertType()
public java.lang.String getOutcome()
public java.util.Vector<Continent> getContinents()
public void setContinents(java.util.Vector<Continent> continentsList)
continentsList
- List of continentspublic java.util.Vector<Country> getCountries()
public void setCountries(java.util.Vector<Country> countriesList)
countriesList
- list of Countries in gameplaypublic java.util.Vector<Player> getPlayers()
public void setPlayers(java.util.Vector<Player> playerList)
playerList
- list of players in gameplaypublic void alertObservers()
public void addCard()
public int getPlayerIndex()
public void setPlayerIndex(int i)
i
- Index to be set for current playerpublic int getAttackDice()
public void setAddFlag(int f)
f
- 1 if the current player received a card this turn, 0 if notpublic int getAddFlag()
public void isTest()


Ulster name team for Heineken Champions Cup clash with Clermont
by Phil EganUlster head coach Dan McFarland has made four changes from last week's win over Bath for Friday night's Heineken Champions Cup clash with Clermont Auvergne in Belfast.
One of the four Ulster changes comes into the backline with Louis Ludik named on the right-wing in place of the injured Rob Lyttle.
Billy Burns, who has recently signed a two-year contract extension, will partner last week's man of the match John Cooney in the half-backs.
The three remaining changes are in the pack with Eric O’Sullivan coming into the front row for Jack McGrath.
Elsewhere, Alan O'Connor replaces the injured Sam Carter in the second row and Sean Reidy will start at blindside flanker instead of Matthew Rea.
Ulster started their pool 3 campaign with a 17-16 win away to Bath last Saturday.
Ulster team: (15-9) Will Addison, Louis Ludik, Luke Marshall, Stuart McCloskey, Jacob Stockdale, Billy Burns, John Cooney.
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07 April 1998
Disease Outbreak Reported
A total of 335 cases with 12 deaths were reported up to 27 March 1998 in Zimbabwe. Of the total number of cases, 263 (with 9 deaths) occurred in Chipinge District, Manicaland Province. Seventy-two cases with three deaths occurred in Masvingo Province, mainly in Chiredzi District. In addition, one suspected case has been reported from Matabeleland North Province.
These were the first reported cases in Zimbabwe since 1993 when 5,385 cases with 332 deaths were notified to WHO. The Government, in collaboration with WHO and other agencies is implementing cholera prevention activities and they consider the situation to under control in all districts.


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##Overview As long-term datasets increase in scope and length, new analytical tools are being developed to capture patterns of species interactions over time. The package codyn
includes recently developed metrics of ecological community dynamics. Functions in codyn
implement metrics that are explicitly temporal, and include the option to calculate them over multiple replicates. Functions fall into two categories: temporal diversity indices and community stability metrics.
##Temporal Diversity Indices Many traditional measure of community structure represent a ‘snapshot in time’ whereas ecological communities are dynamic and many are experiencing directional change with time. The diversity indices in codyn
are temporal analogs to traditional diversity indices such as richness and rank-abundance curves. They include:
turnover
calculates total turnover as well as the proportion of species that either appear or disappear between timepoints.
mean_rank_shift
quantifies relative changes in species rank abundances by taking the sum difference of species ranks in consecutive time points. This metric goes hand-in-hand with “rank clocks,” a useful visualization tool for shifts in species ranks.
rate_change
analyzes differences in species composition between samples at increasing time lags. It reflects the rate of directional change in community composition.
rate_change_interval
produces a data frame containing differences in species composition between samples at increasing time intervals.
##Community Stability Metrics Ecologists have long debated the relationship between species diversity and stability. Unstable species populations may stabilize aggregate community properties if a decrease in one species is compensated for by an increase in another. In a time series, this should be reflected by a pattern in which species negatively covary or fluctuate asynchronously while total community stability remains relatively stable. codyn
includes a function to characterize community stability, community_stability
, and three metrics to characterize species covariance and asynchrony:
variance_ratio
characterizes species covariance (Schluter 1984; Houlahan et al. 2007), and includes a null-modeling approach to test significance (Hallett et al. 2014). Null modeling is built-in to the variance_ratio
function. Two additional functions, cyclic_shift
and confint.cyclic_shift
, allow this method to be generalized to other test statistics.
synchrony
has two options. The first compares the variance of the aggregated community with the variance of individual components (Loreau and Mazancourt 2008). The second compares the average correlation of each individual species with the rest of the aggregated community (Gross et al. 2014).
##Citations
Gross, Kevin, Bradley J. Cardinale, Jeremy W. Fox, Andrew Gonzalez, Michel Loreau, H. Wayne Polley, Peter B. Reich, and Jasper van Ruijven. 2014. “Species Richness and the Temporal Stability of Biomass Production: A New Analysis of Recent Biodiversity Experiments.” The American Naturalist 183 (1): 1–12. https://doi.org/10.1086/673915.
Hallett, Lauren M., Joanna S. Hsu, Elsa E. Cleland, Scott L. Collins, Timothy L. Dickson, Emily C. Farrer, Laureano A. Gherardi, et al. 2014. “Biotic Mechanisms of Community Stability Shift Along a Precipitation Gradient.” Ecology 95 (6): 1693–1700. https://doi.org/10.1890/13-0895.1.
Houlahan, J. E., D. J. Currie, K. Cottenie, G. S. Cumming, S. K. M. Ernest, C. S. Findlay, S. D. Fuhlendorf, et al. 2007. “Compensatory Dynamics Are Rare in Natural Ecological Communities.” Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 104 (9): 3273–7. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.0603798104.
Loreau, Michel, and Claire de Mazancourt. 2008. “Species Synchrony and Its Drivers: Neutral and Nonneutral Community Dynamics in Fluctuating Environments.” The American Naturalist 172 (2): E48–E66. https://doi.org/10.1086/589746.
Schluter, Dolph. 1984. “A Variance Test for Detecting Species Associations, with Some Example Applications.” Ecology 65 (3): 998–1005. https://doi.org/10.2307/1938071.


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public interface XPath
Most of the evaluation methods take a context object. This is typically a
node or node-set object (which is typically a List
of node objects) or a Jaxen Context
object.
A null context is allowed, meaning that
there are no XML nodes on which to evaluate.
XPath for dom4j
,
XPath for JDOM
,
XPath for W3C DOM
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addNamespace(String prefix,
String uri)
Add a namespace prefix-to-URI mapping for this XPath
expression.
|
boolean |
booleanValueOf(Object context)
Retrieve the boolean value of the first node in document order
returned by this XPath expression when evaluated in
the given context.
|
Object |
evaluate(Object context)
Evaluate this XPath against the given context.
|
FunctionContext |
getFunctionContext()
Retrieve the
FunctionContext used by this XPath
expression. |
NamespaceContext |
getNamespaceContext()
Retrieve the
NamespaceContext used by this XPath
expression. |
Navigator |
getNavigator()
Retrieve the XML object-model-specific
Navigator
used to evaluate this XPath expression. |
VariableContext |
getVariableContext()
Retrieve the
VariableContext used by this XPath
expression. |
Number |
numberValueOf(Object context)
Retrieve the number-value of the first node in document order
returned by this XPath expression when evaluated in
the given context.
|
List |
selectNodes(Object context)
Select all nodes that are selectable by this XPath
expression.
|
Object |
selectSingleNode(Object context)
Return the first node in document order that is selected by this
XPath expression.
|
void |
setFunctionContext(FunctionContext functionContext)
Set a
FunctionContext for this XPath
expression. |
void |
setNamespaceContext(NamespaceContext namespaceContext)
Set a
NamespaceContext for this
XPath expression. |
void |
setVariableContext(VariableContext variableContext)
Set a
VariableContext for this XPath
expression. |
String |
stringValueOf(Object context)
Retrieve a string-value interpretation of this XPath
expression when evaluated against the given context.
|
String |
valueOf(Object context)
Deprecated.
use
stringValueOf(Object) instead |
Object evaluate(Object context) throws JaxenException
The context of evaluation my be a document, an element, or a set of elements.
If the expression evaluates to an XPath string, number, or boolean
type, then the equivalent Java object type is returned.
Otherwise, if the result is a node-set, then the returned value is a
List
.
When using this method, one must be careful to
test the class of the returned objects, and of
each of the composite members if a List
is returned. If the returned members are XML nodes,
they will be the actual Document
,
Element
or Attribute
objects
as defined by the concrete XML object-model implementation,
directly from the context document. This method does not
return copies of anything. It merely returns
references to nodes within the source document.
context
- the node, node-set or Context object for evaluation.
This value can be null.JaxenException
- if an error occurs while attempting
to evaluate the expressionString valueOf(Object context) throws JaxenException
stringValueOf(Object)
instead
The string-value of the expression is determined per
the string(..)
core function as defined
in the XPath specification. This means that an expression
that selects more than one nodes will return the string value
of the first node in the node set..
context
- the node, node-set or Context object for evaluation.
This value can be null.JaxenException
- if an error occurs while attempting
to evaluate the expressionString stringValueOf(Object context) throws JaxenException
The string-value of the expression is determined per
the string(..)
core function as defined
in the XPath specification. This means that an expression
that selects more than one nodes will return the string value
of the first node in the node set..
context
- the node, node-set or Context object for evaluation.
This value can be nullJaxenException
- if an error occurs while attempting
to evaluate the expressionboolean booleanValueOf(Object context) throws JaxenException
The boolean-value of the expression is determined per
the boolean()
function defined
in the XPath specification. This means that an expression
that selects zero nodes will return false
,
while an expression that selects one or more nodes will
return true
. An expression that returns a string
returns false for empty strings and true for all other strings.
An expression that returns a number
returns false for zero and true for non-zero numbers.
context
- the node, node-set or Context object for evaluation. This value can be null.JaxenException
- if an error occurs while attempting
to evaluate the expressionNumber numberValueOf(Object context) throws JaxenException
The number-value of the expression is determined per
the number(..)
core function as defined
in the XPath specification. This means that if this
expression selects multiple nodes, the number-value
of the first node is returned.
context
- the node, node-set or Context object for evaluation. This value can be null.JaxenException
- if an error occurs while attempting
to evaluate the expressionList selectNodes(Object context) throws JaxenException
NOTE: In most cases, nodes will be returned
in document-order, as defined by the XML Canonicalization
specification. The exception occurs when using XPath
expressions involving the union
operator
(denoted with the pipe '|' character).
context
- the node, node-set or Context object for evaluation.
This value can be null.JaxenException
- if an error occurs while attempting
to evaluate the expressionselectSingleNode(java.lang.Object)
Object selectSingleNode(Object context) throws JaxenException
Return the first node in document order that is selected by this XPath expression.
context
- the node, node-set or Context object for evaluation.
This value can be null.JaxenException
- if an error occurs while attempting
to evaluate the expressionselectNodes(java.lang.Object)
void addNamespace(String prefix, String uri) throws JaxenException
Namespace prefix-to-URI mappings in an XPath are independent of those used within any document. Only the mapping explicitly added to this XPath will be available for resolving the XPath expression.
This is a convenience method for adding mappings to the
default NamespaceContext
in place for this XPath.
If you have installed a specific custom NamespaceContext
,
then this method will throw a JaxenException
.
prefix
- the namespace prefixuri
- the namespace URIJaxenException
- if a NamespaceContext
used by this XPath has been explicitly installedvoid setNamespaceContext(NamespaceContext namespaceContext)
NamespaceContext
for this
XPath expression.
A NamespaceContext
is responsible for translating
namespace prefixes within the expression into namespace URIs.
namespaceContext
- the NamespaceContext
to
install for this expressionNamespaceContext
,
NamespaceContext.translateNamespacePrefixToUri(java.lang.String)
void setFunctionContext(FunctionContext functionContext)
FunctionContext
for this XPath
expression.
A FunctionContext
is responsible for resolving
all function calls used within the expression.
functionContext
- the FunctionContext
to
install for this expressionFunctionContext
,
FunctionContext.getFunction(java.lang.String, java.lang.String, java.lang.String)
void setVariableContext(VariableContext variableContext)
VariableContext
for this XPath
expression.
A VariableContext
is responsible for resolving
all variables referenced within the expression.
variableContext
- the VariableContext
to
install for this expression.VariableContext
,
VariableContext.getVariableValue(java.lang.String, java.lang.String, java.lang.String)
NamespaceContext getNamespaceContext()
NamespaceContext
used by this XPath
expression.
A FunctionContext
is responsible for resolving
all function calls used within the expression.
If this XPath expression has not previously had a NamespaceContext
installed, a new default NamespaceContext
will be created,
installed and returned.
NamespaceContext
used by this expressionNamespaceContext
FunctionContext getFunctionContext()
FunctionContext
used by this XPath
expression.
A FunctionContext
is responsible for resolving
all function calls used within the expression.
If this XPath expression has not previously had a FunctionContext
installed, a new default FunctionContext
will be created,
installed and returned.
FunctionContext
used by this expressionFunctionContext
VariableContext getVariableContext()
VariableContext
used by this XPath
expression.
A VariableContext
is responsible for resolving
all variables referenced within the expression.
If this XPath expression has not previously had a VariableContext
installed, a new default VariableContext
will be created,
installed and returned.
VariableContext
used by this expressionVariableContext
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Letter to EU Commissioner on 95 Year Copyright Extension [Updated]
I recently read a Slashdot article “EU Commissioner proposes 95 year copyright”. I am a staunch supporter of the European project; or at least the ideals it is based on to create a peaceful, demcratic union of countries with a common background and share similiar goals. Intrigued by the article I read it only to find out that a local man who used to represent my area was responsible. I had to write to him to ask how he lost his mind….
Dear Mr. McCreevy;
I am writing to you from Kildare. You have served our county over the years; and I even thought you would become Taoiseach (Prime Minister of Ireland) one day (being the Minister for Finance is a front-runner position- let’s be honest) but then you went to Europe.
But that’s not the subject of this correspondence. I am writing to you to voice my disgust for your proposed levies and taxes in conjunction with an even longer copyright extension. What are you thinking Mr. McCreevy? The average musician does not live for 95 years. I am responding to points made by you in the International Herald Tribune (Original article: AP Newswire; Published 14/02/2008) and the legislation proposed at your level in the commission (through which you will have direct influence).
- Your Misguided view of copyright:
> “If nothing is done, thousands of European performers who recorded > in the late 1950s and 1960s will lose all of their airplay royalties > over the next ten years,” said EU Commissioner Charlie McCreevy, the > union’s internal market chief. “These royalties are often their sole > pension.”I don’t know about you Mr. McCreevy; but I will have to set aside money from my earnings for my pension;. why shouldn’t artists? Copyright is supposed to encourage innovation; not reward old creations. Copyright on these works should have rightfully expired on these a long time ago; forcing these musicians to create more music we all love and enjoy, instead of idly collecting money for work done sometimes as much as fifty years ago. These Musicians were already paid for their works a long time ago; and they signed it over to a [record] company. You are only enriching a company that contributes zero cultural value back by extending a copyright term. This has been proven time and time again if you would do your research.
- Extra Copies / Levies
> The EU executive also wants to look again at reforming copyright > levies charged on blank discs, data storage and music and video > players to compensate artists and copyright holders for legal > copying when listeners burn an extra version of an album to play one > at home and one in the car.Why should as a consumer I have to pay twice for a music recording?  “You can’t charge me twice if I choose to pirate it!”; and this is how a lot of consumers will see it; like double tax evasion only easier with less risk! You must recognise also that the music collection agencies are run by cartels that is the music industry (Big Four: SonyBMG, Warner, EMI, Universal ) which is almost never fair to artists? (Look at SoundExchange in the United States for this). What about when I use disks for backup of my data (which is the only reason I use them for) why should I pay royalties for music I never pirated? How also can you tell which artists deserves more royalties than the next?
- Who it benefits?
The extension would not benefit only stars such as French crooner Charles Aznavour or British pop star Cliff Richard, McCreevy said. Session musicians who played on a recording would also be able to draw on a new fund.
Ah-ha-ha-ha You see Mr. Mc.Creevy case in point! These men actually own; or have very liberal licensing terms with their record companies; allowing them in the first place to be spokespeople for longer copyright terms. The same cannot be said for the vast majority of artists; who don’t have that luxury. Please remind me what exactly these men have contributed to society musically in the last few years? Oh riiiiiight; thats nothing; zero; zilch! What about others of that era? Elvis? dead and buried! Beatles? no longer around! and I could go on and on and on about how they are literally getting money for nothing….. The only beneficiary will be the record companies who own the recordings to 70’s and 80’s material which is lucrative (for this see Michael Jackson owning some of the Beatles catalogue).
My plea to you is to stop this insanity and work towards less copyright restriction not more. Copyright was originally designed to safeguard an original author to make back the time and the effort he/she put into the creation which benefitted society (ie. compensation usually in the form of monetary gain). With this understanding it’s plain to see these people have long since got back many times the creative energy they put in and societies debt to them has long since passed.
Regards,
Your former constituent;
N Grogan14/02/2008
P.S. I am eagerly awaiting you reply and any comments you have on what I have said…
I got a reply from someone in the commissioners office (I have removed the name); better than nothing but I’d still like to hear from him on the matter…. Anyway here it is:
Dear Mr Grogan,
Thank you for your e-mail of 14 February concerning the term of protection for sound recordings.
The Commissioner has noted your most interesting comments. These will be taken into account in the elaboration of the formal Commission proposal.


SpaceX brings Musk back on Twitter, days after quitting
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 5 — Elon Musk has not left Twitter after all.
Just three days after the billionaire announced that he was going offline, Tesla Inc’s chief executive officer went back today with a handful of tweets promoting a successful test by his rocket company, SpaceX.
“Great work by SpaceX Dragon team & Airborne! To be clear, we’ve only done 1 multi-parachute test of Mk3 design, so 9 more left to reach 10 successful tests in a row,” he tweeted.
Last Friday, Musk tweeted he was going offline, after questioning “the good” of the micro-blogging site.
Musk has a history of being playful with his Twitter account, one of corporate America’s most-watched.
In June, he said he had deleted his Twitter account, while also changing his Twitter display name to “Daddy DotCom”.
Musk has also previously been accused by the US Securities and Exchange Commission for giving misleading corporate information about Tesla on Twitter. — Reuters


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BLACS context number.
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Internet of thing is that things can communicate to each other without human.
Internet of things targets to connect various objects (e.g. mobile phones, computers, cars, appliances) with unique addresses, to enable them interacting with each other and with the world.
Applications that enable individuals in the general public to gather, analyze and share local information
GOAL : Help monitor noise pollution wherever you live.
TASK : Measure and map your daily noise exposure with a mobile app.
DESCRIPTION :
Involves mobile applications that provide feedback to the users about various environmental phenomena or events, or about their personal consumption
GOAL : Help monitor energy consumption of electrical and electronic devices.
TASK : Measure energy consumed by an electrical device just by pointing on them using a phone camera
DESCRIPTION :
Related to mobile applications that control some physical devices or actuate some events related to these devices.A typical example is home automation applications
GOAL : Monitoring growth of plants in a garden and providing guidelines for setting up a garden.
TASK : Ensure healthy enviroment for plants to grow and helping users to grow garden.
FEATURES :
The mobile phone acts as an intermediary between body sensors and the Web.It receives information about the health status of the user, measured by various sensor devices installed on the body of the user and then uploads/shares this information to the Web for better analysis, comparisons and feedback.
GOAL : Maintaining or improving the state of your health by monitoring a wide range of health parameters.
FEATURES :
Includes a combination of physical sensors and mobile applications which are used during sport activities to record various metrics and help to improve the performance of the athlete user.
GOAL : Give a holistic picture of the cyclist experience, not only by measuring various metrics,but also by sharing this information within the online cycling community
DESCRIPTION :
Related to smart farming practices to improve productivity, management of livestock and increase consumer satisfaction and transparency
GOAL : A herd management system which allows cattle farmers manage their beef or dairy herds via a smartphone or tablet.
FEATURES :
This category is about virtual games which consider the physical presence or status of the mobile user to enhance the gaming experience.
A growing domain in which the sensing features of the mobile phone are harnessed for better driving experience and convenience of parking.
Provides up-to-date traffic conditions, live-routing and maps, compre- hensive voice-assisted navigation, alerts about road hazards, and even notifications when a Facebook friend is heading toward the same destination.
FEATURES :
This is the broader category as it relates to efforts which focus on interacting with Web-enabled physical entities available in the nearby environment, as for example tagging technologies.
PayPal offer credit card payment systems connected directly to mobile phones.
FEATURES :
TIf we broaden the WoT to involve humans, we can identify various mobile apps that combine information from online social networking sites with information from the mobile phones of nearby users, to offer an augmented social experience.
CenceMe is the first application that integrates sensing of human activity into social networks.
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Silva, Pellegrini fight for survival after Arsenal sack Emery
by AGENCE FRANCE PRESSELONDON, United Kingdom, Nov 28 – Arsenal’s decision to sack Unai Emery turns a harsh spotlight on Everton boss Marco Silva and West Ham’s Manuel Pellegrini, who are running out of time to save their Premier League jobs.
Emery was dismissed after a winless run of seven games, with a 2-1 Europa League defeat by Eintracht Frankfurt on Thursday proving to be the final straw.
The Spaniard was the third Premier League manager to lose his job this season after the dismissals of Watford’s Javi Gracia and Tottenham’s Mauricio Pochettino.
But who is next in line for the chop?
Everton, according to reports, have held board-level discussions about Silva’s position while Pellegrini has gone two months without a win in any competition for his misfiring Hammers.
Watford boss Quique Sanchez Flores may be in trouble just weeks after returning to the club while Ole Gunnar Solskjaer could come under pressure if Manchester United fail to climb the table.
Here, AFP Sport looks at the managers fighting for their lives in the Premier League this weekend:
Everton search for Silva lining
Silva’s Everton are just two places above the relegation zone with seven defeats from their opening 13 Premier League fixtures — and they have a hideous run of matches coming up, starting with a visit to Leicester on Sunday.
Everton splashed the cash in the close season, recruiting Fabian Delph from Manchester City, Alex Iwobi from Arsenal and Moise Kean from Juventus, but they have struggled, scoring just 13 goals all season.
There have even been suggestions of a possible return to Goodison Park for former boss David Moyes.
Former Everton player Michael Ball tweeted this week that there was no way back for 42-year-old Silva, with games to come in the next few weeks against Liverpool, Chelsea and both Manchester clubs.
“Silva knows he’s going, Players do, the fans do,” he wrote.
“Yes it’s difficult to bring someone in with that nightmare run of games but the fans need hope. Players need a fresh start & ideas to give us a slight chance to pick up points.”
Pellegrini’s Chelsea test
Pellegrini’s side have not won in any competition since September and have plummeted down the Premier League table after a bright start.
The fourth-bottom Hammers face a challenging test this weekend against in-form Chelsea. Frank Lampard’s young side have won six of their past seven league matches.
“We don’t talk about that,” the 66-year-old former Manchester City boss said on Thursday when questioned about his future. “You have to very clear what you must do, game by game.
“Football changes all the time. We are working to try to beat Chelsea and after that, we will see the result.”
Watford woes
Watford are rock bottom of the Premier League table following a 3-0 home defeat by Burnley.
It was a club-record 11th consecutive home league game without a win as well as a seventh league defeat of the season.
Flores finds himself under scrutiny despite having only returned to Vicarage Road at the start of September, but remains determined to focus on the bigger picture.
The Spaniard, who has enjoyed just one Premier League win since his return, against fellow strugglers Norwich, maintains there is a regular dialogue with the club hierarchy.
“We are making a big mistake talking about me and about my job, my position. Finally, the situation is not about my position, a coach.
“You are talking about the happiness of a lot of people. This is the most important thing. The happiness of the fans, the future of the club, the future of the squad, (we should be) talking about that.”
Solskjaer at risk?
Is Solskjaer safe at Manchester United?
The Norwegian has overseen a moderate revival at Manchester United but the team are languishing in ninth spot in the Premier League, nine points off fourth-placed Chelsea.
United’s rollercoaster 3-3 draw at Sheffield United last week brought to an end a run of five wins out of six games in all competitions.
But United look short of quality and ill-equipped to close the gap on the top four despite their desperation to qualify for the Champions League again.


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Ginger Wade Holds a Bachelor Degree in Music Education from California State University Fullerton and also holds an Arizona teaching credential. She has taught private lessons for 10 years and has taught choir and general music both in California and Arizona for six years. She teaches privately in her home studio before school hours and also teaches lessons at Desert Ridge Music Academy in the afternoons. Ginger has a passion for education and loves adapting her teaching to various learning styles. She is an active member of the Arizona Music Educator's Association and the American Choral Director's Association.


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Books I've read in 2017
Continuing with the tradition of posting the list of books I’ve read on the current year here is the list of books I’ve read in 2017:
- Eclesiastes – Rei Salomão
- Arábia: A Incrível História De Um Brasileiro no Oriente Médio – Raiam dos Santos
- Os mitos do dinheiro: o caminho para a sua independência financeira – Gabriel Torres
- Learn Python the Hard Way– Zed Shaw
- Imigrante Ilegal – Raiam dos Santos
- The New Kingmakers: How Developers Conquered the World – Stephen O’Grady
Hope you enjoyed the list and wait for more books next year.


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Littering
More than just laziness, littering is a monumental social injustice too grave to be defined as merely a pet peeve. Costly time and manpower are necessary to abate the unsightly problem. What's hard about picking up after yourself?
Since you asked!
More than just laziness, littering is a monumental social injustice too grave to be defined as merely a pet peeve. Costly time and manpower are necessary to abate the unsightly problem. What's hard about picking up after yourself?
Humans love to travel in packs, and frankly, sidewalks weren't designed for us. Even on a generously wide, ADA-compliant sidewalk, more than two adults cannot walk side-by-side. It's simple: we have to move into single-file formation on the sidewalk to avoid the dreaded game of "sidewalk chicken."
As someone who reflexively follows commands, this one is a nightmare. I will obey a backseat driver almost without thought, until the angry moment I realize I'm not in control of my own vehicle. Dangerous habit.
While touch is the most grievous offense in this category, I would go so far as to proclaim that simple overuse of my first name is downright fresh. I like a nice, stiff, formal address, and hands where I can see them.
For some reason, when ordering in restaurants particularly, this one mortifies me.  Don't know what you want? Simply ask your server for more time. But please don't force them to stand by while you grapple with your fear of better options.


OCSP_REQ_CTX, OCSP_sendreq_new, OCSP_sendreq_nbio, OCSP_sendreq_bio, OCSP_REQ_CTX_i2d, OCSP_REQ_CTX_add1_header, OCSP_REQ_CTX_free, OCSP_set_max_response_length, OCSP_REQ_CTX_set1_req - OCSP responder query functions
#include <openssl/ocsp.h>
OSSL_HTTP_REQ_CTX *OCSP_sendreq_new(BIO *io, const char *path,
const OCSP_REQUEST *req, int buf_size);
OCSP_RESPONSE *OCSP_sendreq_bio(BIO *io, const char *path, OCSP_REQUEST *req);
The following functions have been deprecated since OpenSSL 3.0, and can be hidden entirely by defining OPENSSL_API_COMPAT with a suitable version value, see openssl_user_macros(7):
typedef OSSL_HTTP_REQ_CTX OCSP_REQ_CTX;
int OCSP_sendreq_nbio(OCSP_RESPONSE **presp, OSSL_HTTP_REQ_CTX *rctx);
int OCSP_REQ_CTX_i2d(OCSP_REQ_CT *rctx, const ASN1_ITEM *it, ASN1_VALUE *req);
int OCSP_REQ_CTX_add1_header(OCSP_REQ_CT *rctx,
const char *name, const char *value);
void OCSP_REQ_CTX_free(OCSP_REQ_CTX *rctx);
void OCSP_set_max_response_length(OCSP_REQ_CT *rctx, unsigned long len);
int OCSP_REQ_CTX_set1_req(OCSP_REQ_CTX *rctx, const OCSP_REQUEST *req);
These functions perform an OCSP POST request / response transfer over HTTP, using the HTTP request functions described in OSSL_HTTP_REQ_CTX(3).
The function OCSP_sendreq_new() builds a complete OSSL_HTTP_REQ_CTX structure with the BIO io to be used for requests and response, the URL path path, optionally the OCSP request req, and a response header maximum line length of buf_size. If buf_size is zero a default value of 4KiB is used. The req may be set to NULL and provided later using OCSP_REQ_CTX_set1_req() or OSSL_HTTP_REQ_CTX_set1_req(3). The io and path arguments to OCSP_sendreq_new() correspond to the components of the URL. For example if the responder URL is http://example.com/ocspreq
the BIO io should haven been connected to host example.com
on port 80 and path should be set to /ocspreq
.
OCSP_sendreq_nbio() attempts to send the request prepared in rctx and to gather the response via HTTP, using the BIO io and path that were given when calling OCSP_sendreq_new(). If the operation gets completed it assigns the response, a pointer to a OCSP_RESPONSE structure, in *presp. The function may need to be called again if its result is -1, which indicates BIO_should_retry(3). In such a case it is advisable to sleep a little in between, using BIO_wait(3) on the read BIO to prevent a busy loop.
OCSP_sendreq_bio() combines OCSP_sendreq_new() with as many calls of OCSP_sendreq_nbio() as needed and then OCSP_REQ_CTX_free(), with a response header maximum line length 4k. It waits indefinitely on a response. It does not support setting a timeout or adding headers and is retained for compatibility; use OSSL_HTTP_transfer(3) instead.
OCSP_REQ_CTX_i2d(rctx, it, req) is equivalent to the following:
OSSL_HTTP_REQ_CTX_set1_req(rctx, "application/ocsp-request", it, req)
OCSP_REQ_CTX_set1_req(rctx, req) is equivalent to the following:
OSSL_HTTP_REQ_CTX_set1_req(rctx, "application/ocsp-request",
ASN1_ITEM_rptr(OCSP_REQUEST),
(const ASN1_VALUE *)req)
The deprecated type and the remaining deprecated functions have been superseded by the following equivalents: OCSP_REQ_CTX by OSSL_HTTP_REQ_CTX(3), OCSP_REQ_CTX_add1_header() by OSSL_HTTP_REQ_CTX_add1_header(3), OCSP_REQ_CTX_free() by OSSL_HTTP_REQ_CTX_free(3), and OCSP_set_max_response_length() by OSSL_HTTP_REQ_CTX_set_max_response_length(3).
OCSP_sendreq_new() returns a valid OSSL_HTTP_REQ_CTX structure or NULL if an error occurred.
OCSP_sendreq_nbio() returns 1 for success, 0 on error, -1 if retry is needed.
OCSP_sendreq_bio() returns the OCSP_RESPONSE structure sent by the responder or NULL if an error occurred.
OSSL_HTTP_REQ_CTX(3), OSSL_HTTP_transfer(3), OCSP_cert_to_id(3), OCSP_request_add1_nonce(3), OCSP_REQUEST_new(3), OCSP_resp_find_status(3), OCSP_response_status(3)
OCSP_REQ_CTX, OCSP_REQ_CTX_i2d(), OCSP_REQ_CTX_add1_header(), OCSP_REQ_CTX_free(), OCSP_set_max_response_length(), and OCSP_REQ_CTX_set1_req() were deprecated in OpenSSL 3.0.
Copyright 2015-2022 The OpenSSL Project Authors. All Rights Reserved.
Licensed under the Apache License 2.0 (the "License"). You may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You can obtain a copy in the file LICENSE in the source distribution or at https://www.openssl.org/source/license.html.


Test that dialogs with an explicit static position don't get auto-centered. The test passes if there are three boxes aligned in a single row.


The defect finder will be available in a separate repository under https://github.com/uw-cmg
10. MAST post-processing utilities
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Obyte Computing For Good - Completed distributions
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ID3 Writer demo with streams
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StreamSaver.js
. Also take a look at
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A multi-discipline approach to solve the most challenging problems found today in technical workflows in the energy industry.
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Daniel has over XX years working as a freelance developer on numerous projects such as web development, remote sensing/feedback systems. He graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in XXXX.


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Roc Nation adds reggae star Buju Banton to its roster
NEW YORK (AP) - Jay-Z’s Roc Nation company has added reggae star Buju Banton to its jam-packed roster.
On Friday Roc Nation announced the partnership with the reggae and dancehall king, whose comeback concert held earlier this year in his native Jamaica was one of the country’s largest shows. More than 30,000 people attended the concert.
Banton, 46, will celebrate the new deal with Friday’s music video release for his song “Steppa.” The performer released his first album in the earlier ‘90s and he’s become one of the important and respected acts in reggae. His last album, 2010’s “Before the Dawn,” won the Grammy for best reggae album.
Banton was released in December 2018 after serving seven years in federal prison on drug charges.
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Solex CC
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welcome to the official homepage for my digital intervention!
below is my digital intervention proposal in podcast form:
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The Power of Place: Urban Landscapes as Public History by Dolores Hayden
Humanities Approaches to Graphical Display by Johanna Drucker
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Chrome packaged apps have a strict Content Security Policy which will not let the user execute code or load resources that are hosted remotely.
Many applications, however, need to be able to load and display content from a remote location. A News Reader, for example, needs to display remote content inline or load and show images from a remote URL.
Sites on the internet are inherently a security risk and rendering arbitrary web pages directly into your application with elevated privileges would be a potential source of exploits.
Chrome packaged apps offer developers the ability
to securely render third-party content in the <webview>
tag.
A webview
is like an iframe that you can control with greater flexibility and added security.
It runs in a separate sandboxed process and can't communicate directly with the application.
The webview
has a very simple API.
From your app you can:
webview
.webview
has finished loading and if it is possible, go back and forward in the history stack.We will change our code to render the content of URLs dropped
in the drag-and-drop operations in a webview
when the user clicks on a link.
Request a new permission, "webview", in the manifest. Angular JS manifest.json and JavaScript manifest.json are the same:
"permissions": ["storage", "webview"]
Add a <webview>
tag and a link to the view:
AngularJS index.html or
JavaScript index.html:
 (view url)  <webview></webview>
 <webview></webview>  (view url)
Set an appropriate width and height to the <webview>
tag in
the style sheet.
AngularJS todo.css and
JavaScript todo.css are the same:
webview { width: 100%; height: 200px; }
We now only need to add a method,
showUri
, to the
AngularJS controller.js
or an event handler, showUrl
, to the
JavaScript controller.js.
$scope.showUri = function(uri) { var webview=document.querySelector("webview"); webview.src=uri; };
if(/^http:\/\/|https:\/\//.test(todoObj.text)) { var showUrl = el.querySelector('a'); showUrl.addEventListener('click', function(e) { e.preventDefault(); var webview=document.querySelector("webview"); webview.src=todoObj.text; }); showUrl.style.display = 'inline'; }
To test, open the app, right-click, and select Reload App.
You should be able to click on the "view url" link
on any dropped URL Todo item,
and the corresponding web page will show in the webview
.
If it's not showing,
inspect the page and check if you set the webview
size appropriately.
If you get stuck and want to see the app in action,
go to chrome://extensions
,
load the unpacked
AngularJS 1_webview or
JavaScript 1_webview,
and launch the app from a new tab.
If you try to add an
tag to your index.html
, and point its src
attribute to any site on the web, the following exception is thrown in the console and the image isn't loaded:
Refused to load the image 'http://angularjs.org/img/AngularJS-large.png' because it violates the following Content Security Policy directive: "img-src 'self' data: chrome-extension-resource:".
Chrome packaged apps cannot load any external resource directly in the DOM, because of the CSP restrictions.
To avoid this restriction, you can use XHR requests, grab the blob corresponding to the remote file and use it appropriately.
For example,
tags can use a blob URL.
Let's change our application to show a small icon in the Todo list if the dropped URL represents an image.
Before you start firing XHR requests, you must request permissions. Since we want to allow users to drag and drop images from any server, we need to request permission to XHR to any URL. Change AngularJS manifest.json or JavaScript manifest.json:
"permissions": ["storage", "webview", "<all_urls>"]
Add to your project a placeholder image that will be shown while we are loading the proper image.
Then add the
tag to the Todo item on the view:
AngularJS index.html or
JavaScript index_html:

In the JavaScript controller.js, add a constant for the placeholder image:
const PLACEHOLDER_IMAGE = "loading.gif";
As you will see soon,
this element is only shown when the validImage
attribute of the Todo item is true.
Add the method loadImage
to a new script file
that will start a XHR request and execute a callback with a Blob URL.
AngularJS loader.js and
JavaScript loader.js are the same:
var loadImage = function(uri, callback) { var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest(); xhr.responseType = 'blob'; xhr.onload = function() { callback(window.webkitURL.createObjectURL(xhr.response), uri); } xhr.open('GET', uri, true); xhr.send(); }
In the AngularJS controller.js or JavaScript controller.js, add a new method that will search the Todo list looking for images that are not loaded yet:
// for each image with no imageUrl, start a new loader $scope.loadImages = function() { for (var i=0; i<$scope.todos.length; i++) { var todo=$scope.todos[i]; if (todo.validImage && todo.imageUrl===PLACEHOLDER_IMAGE) { loadImage(todo.uri, function(blob_uri, requested_uri) { $scope.$apply(function(scope) { for (var k=0; k<scope.todos.length; k++) { if (scope.todos[k].uri==requested_uri) { scope.todos[k].imageUrl = blob_uri; } } }); }); } } };
var maybeStartImageLoader = function(el, todo) { var img = el.querySelector('img'); if (todo['extras'] && todo.extras.validImage && todo.extras.imageUrl) { if (todo.extras.imageUrl===PLACEHOLDER_IMAGE) { img.src = PLACEHOLDER_IMAGE; img.style.display = 'inline'; window.loadImage(todo.extras.uri, function(blob_uri, requested_uri) { todo.extras.imageUrl = blob_uri; img.src = blob_uri; }); } else { img.src = todo.extras.imageUrl; img.style.display = 'inline'; } } else { img.style.display = 'none'; } };
If writing your app in JavaScript,
you will need to call the maybeStartImageLoader
function
in the
JavaScript controller.js
to update the Todo list from the model:
var updateTodo = function(model) { var todoElement = list.querySelector('li[data-id="'+model.id+'"]'); if (todoElement) { var checkbox = todoElement.querySelector('input[type="checkbox"]'); var desc = todoElement.querySelector('span'); checkbox.checked = model.isDone; desc.innerText = model.text; desc.className = "done-"+model.isDone; // load image, if this ToDo has image data maybeStartImageLoader(todoElement, model); } }
Then in the
AngularJS controller.js or
JavaScript.controller.js,
drop()
method,
change the handling of URIs to appropriately detect a valid image.
For simplicity sake, we only tested for png and jpg extensions.
Feel free to have a better coverage in your code.
var uri=e.dataTransfer.getData("text/uri-list"); var todo = {text:uri, done:false, uri: uri}; if (/.png$/.test(uri) || /.jpg$/.test(uri)) { hasImage = true; todo.validImage = true; todo.imageUrl = PLACEHOLDER_IMAGE; } newTodos.push(todo); // [...] inside the $apply method, before save(), call the loadImages method: $scope.loadImages();
var uri = e.dataTransfer.getData("text/uri-list"); var extras = { uri: uri }; if (/\.png$/.test(uri) || /\.jpg$/.test(uri)) { hasImage = true; extras.validImage = true; extras.imageUrl = PLACEHOLDER_IMAGE; } model.addTodo(uri, false, extras);
And, finally, we will change the load method to reset the Blob URLs, since Blob URLs don't span through sessions. Setting Todo's imageUrls to the PLACEHOLDER_IMAGE will force the loadImages method to request them again:
// If there is saved data in storage, use it. Otherwise, bootstrap with sample todos $scope.load = function(value) { if (value && value.todolist) { // ObjectURLs are revoked when the document is removed from memory, // so we need to reload all images. for (var i=0; i<value.todolist.length; i++) { value.todolist[i].imageUrl = PLACEHOLDER_IMAGE; } $scope.todos = value.todolist; $scope.loadImages(); } else { $scope.todos = [ {text:'learn angular', done:true}, {text:'build an angular app', done:false}]; } }
/** * Listen to changes in the model and trigger the appropriate changes in the view **/ model.addListener(function(model, changeType, param) { if ( changeType === 'reset' ) { // let's invalidate all Blob URLs, since their lifetime is tied to the document's lifetime for (var id in model.todos) { if (model.todos[id].extras && model.todos[id].extras.validImage) { model.todos[id].extras.imageUrl = PLACEHOLDER_IMAGE; } } } if ( changeType === 'removed' || changeType === 'archived' || changeType === 'reset') { redrawUI(model); } else if ( changeType === 'added' ) { drawTodo(model.todos[param], list); } else if ( changeType === 'stateChanged') { updateTodo(model.todos[param]); } storageSave(); updateCounters(model); });
To test, open the app, right-click, and select Reload App. Go to Google images, search for and select an image, then drag and drop the image into the Todo list app. Assuming no mistakes were made, you should now have a thumbnail of every image URL dropped into the Todo list app.
Notice we are not handling local images dropped from the file manager in this change. We leave this as a challenge for you.
If you get stuck and want to see the app in action,
go to chrome://extensions
, load the unpacked
AngularJS 2_loading_resources or,
JavaScript 2_loading_resources
and launch the app from a new tab.
The loadImage()
method above is not the best solution for this problem, because it doesn't handle errors correctly and it could cache images in a local filesystem.
We've created the
apps-resource-loader library
that's much more robust.
The <webview>
tag allows you to have a controlled browser inside your app.
You can use it if you have part of your application that is not CSP compatible and you don't have resources to migrate it immediately, for example.
One feature we didn't mention here is that webviews can communicate with your app and vice-versa using asynchronous postMessages.
Loading resources like images from the web is not straightforward compared to a standard web page. But it's not too different from traditional native platforms, where you need to handle the resource download and, only when it is correctly downloaded, you can render it in the UI. We have also developed a sample library to asynchronously handle resource loading from XHR calls. Feel free to use it in your projects.
In 8 - Publish App, we finish off with instructions on how to publish your app in the Chrome Web Store.


Package org.drip.graph.subarray
Class ThreeSumVariantBuilder
java.lang.Object
org.drip.graph.subarray.ThreeSumVariantBuilder
public class ThreeSumVariantBuilder
extends java.lang.Object
ThreeSumVariantBuilder converts the specified 3SUM Variant into a Standard 3SUM Problem. The
References are:
- Chan, T. M. (2018): More Logarithmic Factor Speedups for 3SUM, (median+) Convolution, and some Geometric 3SUM-Hard Problems Proceedings of the 29th Annual ACM SIAM Symposium on Discrete Algorithms 881-897
- Gajentaan, A., and M. H. Overmars (1995): On a Class of O(n2) Problems in Computational Geometry Computational Geometry: Theory and Applications 5 (3) 165-185
- Kopelowitz, T., S. Pettie, and E. Porat (2014): Higher Lower Bounds from the 3SUM Conjecture https://arxiv.org/abs/1407.6756 arXiV
- Patrascu, M. (2010): Towards Polynomial Lower Bounds for Dynamic Problems Proceedings of the 42nd ACM Symposium on Theory of Computing 603-610
- Wikipedia (2020): 3Sum https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3SUM
- Module = Computational Core Module
- Library = Graph Algorithm Library
- Project = Graph Optimization and Tree Construction Algorithms
- Package = Sub-set Sum, k-Sum, and Maximum Sub-array Problems
- Author:
- Lakshmi Krishnamurthy
-
Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static int
COMPARATOR
Comparator Based 3SUM Checkstatic int
HASH_TABLE
Hash-Table Based 3SUM Check -
Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description ThreeSumVariantBuilder()
-
Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description static ThreeSum
Convolution3SUM(double[] numberArray, int type)
Construct a 3SUM Check for ith element and jth element add up to (i + j)th for some i, jstatic ThreeSum
NonZeroSum(double[] numberArray, double target, int type)
Construct a 3SUM Check where the Target is non-zerostatic ThreeSum
ThreeDistinctArrays(double[] numberArrayA, double[] numberArrayB, double[] numberArrayC, int type)
Construct a 3SUM Check where the Target Sum across the Three Arrays is non-zero.Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
-
Field Details
-
COMPARATOR
public static final int COMPARATORComparator Based 3SUM Check- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
HASH_TABLE
public static final int HASH_TABLEHash-Table Based 3SUM Check- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
-
Constructor Details
-
ThreeSumVariantBuilder
public ThreeSumVariantBuilder()
-
-
Method Details
-
NonZeroSum
Construct a 3SUM Check where the Target is non-zero- Parameters:
numberArray
- Number Arraytarget
- The Non-zero Targettype
- 3SUM Check Type- Returns:
- The 3SUM Check
-
ThreeDistinctArrays
public static final ThreeSum ThreeDistinctArrays(double[] numberArrayA, double[] numberArrayB, double[] numberArrayC, int type)Construct a 3SUM Check where the Target Sum across the Three Arrays is non-zero.- Parameters:
numberArrayA
- Number Array AnumberArrayB
- Number Array BnumberArrayC
- Number Array Ctype
- 3SUM Check Type- Returns:
- The 3SUM Check
-
Convolution3SUM
Construct a 3SUM Check for ith element and jth element add up to (i + j)th for some i, j- Parameters:
numberArray
- Number Arraytype
- 3SUM Check Type- Returns:
- The 3SUM Check
-


Mukarama Abdulai: Tyler Junior College sophomore wins NJCAA Championship top scorer gong
Striker Mukarama Abdulai was named the Most Valuable Offensive Player in the just ended 2019 NJCAA DI Women's Soccer Championship with six goals.
The Tyler Junior College sophomore scored three consecutive braces in four matches at the tournament.
These included the brace in Saturday’s 4-1 win over Monroe College to win the championship for their fourth title in school history.
An opening 8th-minute goal coupled with the eventual game-winner in the 57th capped off an amazing week for the former Black Maidens captain.
Her teammate Marta Estupinan collected the honor of Most Valuable Defensive Player and their Corey Rose earned the Coach of the Tournament award.


Dependencies
There is an inherent structure to code that is often ignored. Some pieces of code depend upon other pieces of code to function correctly. This dependency establishes a relationship, and these relationships have real consequences for your program.
Functions
Interestingly, these relationships exist across all levels of programming and all programming languages. These dependencies come into play with just a few lines of code,
Looking at this code, we can see that the return value, z
, does not depend on y
. This means that we could theoretically skip 10*2
because the result doesn’t impact the program. Some languages exploit this relationship to avoid doing unnecessary work. It’s surprisingly tricky to get right, but it can be done!
Modules
This relationship exists at the file level too. Using Java syntax, you might have these classes,
The compiler likely needs to compile A
before it compiles B
. However, it can exploit the fact that C
doesn’t depend on either A
or B
, and compile C
in parallel.
Packages
This trend continues as your program adds dependencies to external libraries. Depending on what language you are using, you might have a file that lists out libraries that your program requires.
These relationships start getting complicated because those libraries often depend on other libraries. And sometimes you need library A
and library B
, and they both need different versions of library C
. Resolving this is not trivial.
Applications
Some relationships are not even explicitly mentioned in the code. If your application requires a database or 3rd party service, then these relationships only exist when your application is running.
Nevertheless, it is the same underlying dependency.
Etc.
All of these dependencies are mostly invisible. IDE’s hide module dependencies by folding away the import statements. Compilers and linkers deal with finding all the different pieces for you. Package managers put all the configuration in a file separate from the code. And runtime dependencies are barely even visible to begin with.
By ignoring them, we are both laying traps for ourselves and losing out on some of the possibilities.
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Men With Guns (1998)
Director: John Sayles Cast: Federico Luppi, Damian Delgado, Dan Rivera Gonzalez, Tania Cruz, Damian Alcazar, Mandy Patinkin, Kathryn Grody Screenplay: John Sayles Producers: R. Paul Miller, Maggie Renzi Runtime: 127 min. US Distribution: Sony Pictures Classics Rated R: language, violence
By Nathaniel R. Atcheson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>John Sayles' Men With Guns is a film that has received immense critical acclaim, and, having finally seen it, I think I understand why. Sayles is a unique film maker: he writes, directs, and edits all of his films outside of any studio system, beyond distribution rights and the usual Hollywood bureaucracy. When I watch his films (the most recent being Lone Star, which I loved), I get the feeling that I'm seeing his exact vision, the way he wants it presented. I imagine him as an independent James Cameron (although the glaring difference in budget needs between the two men is striking).
Sayles tackles "issues" in his films. He doesn't just tell stories--he has far-reaching themes and agendas. Men With Guns centers around Dr. Fuentes (Federico Luppi), an older gentleman unhappy with his life. He decides to take a vacation to see former students who are helping the sick in impoverished villages in the countryside. Not long into his journey, he runs into one of his students. This young man was a very promising doctor when Fuentes knew him, but now he's selling illegal drugs and merchandise to get by.
Fuentes is alarmed by this encounter, and he expedites his quest to find the rest of his students. He journeys further into the country, and meets travelling companions in a few places. He finds a young boy (Dan Rivera Gonzalez) whose parents have apparently been killed by guerillas. It's about this time that the big picture of the situation becomes clearer: the men with guns described in the title are two distinct groups of people--the military and the guerillas.
With each village that Fuentes visits, he finds that his students have been executed in torturous ways. Some of them were executed by the military for helping the guerillas; some were killed for the opposite. The point is that these men with guns roam the countryside and brandish their power on the unarmed masses, who are all so frightened that they don't speak to strangers, regardless of how non-threatening the strangers appear. Also during his journey, Fuentes encounters a couple of American tourists (Mandy Patinkin and Kathryn Grody) who are oblivious to the truly awful things going on around them.
Sayles does an incredible job of developing the several characters that he introduces in his film. Fuentes, played with conviction and grace by Luppi, is a fascinating person--he's a man who has recently lost his wife, and is now seeking absolution in finding his students, to see how they are making their lives important. Fuentes also meets a former army soldier (Damian Delgado), who is now a frail, paranoid man without pride. One of the most poignant subplots involves a former priest (Damian Alcazar) who has lost his faith.
The framework of the story is direct, very well-organized, and simple to follow. Much of the scenery is lush with a rich emerald green overtone, and the film is always appeasing to the eye. Sayles' dialogue (in Spanish with English subtitles) is sharp, and often subtly funny. I'd also like to point out that this is an American film--recent American films about foreign cultures (Kundun, for example) have the characters speaking English, which greatly takes away from the authenticity of the film. It's nice to see that Sayles was willing to sacrifice a lot of box office attention to make his film as realistic as possible.
Sayles is not a director who bogs down his audience in sentimentality. Although the themes and issues in Men With Guns are heavy, and often very sad, Sayles completely avoids the usual treatment of sappy music and elaborate camera work to heighten the emotions. The result is not dryness, but material that is more thought-provoking than emotional. The issues here, centering a great deal around oppression and mindless war-mentality, seem, at first glance, only relevant to the country in which the film takes place (which is an unnamed Central American country).
But this is a film, I imagine, that gathers strength the more times you see it. It takes multiple viewings to understand the full significance of the story in relation to the setting. As I watched Men With Guns, I was always interested, but I never found myself wrapped up in the story. I was only marginally moved by the conclusion, and only one or two scenes throughout truly grabbed me. I wanted to be more exhilarated when the film was over, but I almost felt indifferent.
The reason for this is simple: there is so much going on in Men With Guns. There are many round characters, a developed story, and themes so powerful they almost outshine the rest of the film. I think I was too caught up in my thoughts to be moved by the story, which is why I believe that a second and third viewing of the film is necessary to truly understand everything that Sayles is doing. I admire this film, and appreciate it for its intelligence and completeness in its exploration of its themes. John Sayles is a poetic film maker, and, like most poems, this film needs to be experienced more than once.
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October 27, 2014 - 1:30 PM
Interim Charge #6- Oversight on Healthcare issues and the 1115 Waiver
On:
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Crocker, Terry (Tropical Texas Behavioral Health (MHMR))
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Iruegas, Javier (Mission Regional Medical Center)
Olivarez, Eduardo (Hidalgo Co. Health & Human Service)
Ramirez-Stocker, Rebecca (Hope Family Health Center)
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domestic | environment | introduction | 2010
Introduction
3.0
Water, air and soil are intricately linked and all can be affected by various
forms of pollution that affect our environment. Other issues such as
condensation have been a constant threat to people and
buildings
for many
years.
Industrial change and demographic shift during the 19th and 20th centuries
resulted in large-scale re-organisation of our villages, towns and cities.
Industries moved out or disappeared altogether leaving large, 'brownfield',
gaps in our landscape. At the same time, changes in heating methods and
the advent of the consumer society, have had a significant effect on the type
and volume of refuse it has been necessary to dispose of to landfill.
Inevitably, these changes have left behind a legacy of land contamination
that in some cases, may be harmful. The Scottish Government encourages
the use of previously developed land (brownfield) and local authorities may
wish to promote brownfield land in preference to greenfield land. Some of this
land will be contaminated and will need to be made safe.
Climate is controlled by the long-term balance of energy of the Earth and its
atmosphere. Natural events cause changes in climate but human activities
can also change the climate. The accumulation of greenhouse gases in the
atmosphere due to human activities will change the climate by enhancing the
natural greenhouse effect, leading to an increase in the Earth's average
surface temperature resulting in heavier rainfall.
Indoor air quality complaints are frequently precipitated by comfort issues:
high or low temperatures, draughts, high or low humidity or poor lighting.
However the incidence of real indoor pollution should not be ignored, it is
surprisingly common. The
construction
quality of
dwellings
is improving with a
resulting reduction of adventitious air infiltration producing fewer air changes.
Inadequate ventilation, inefficient filtration and poor hygiene all contribute to
poor indoor air quality.
Carbon monoxide (CO) gas has no smell, taste or colour and it kills dozens of
people in their homes every year. Many more suffer debilitating illnesses
often without anybody realising that they are being poisoned. CO gas is
produced by combustion appliances such as fires, boilers and water heaters.
Any appliance that burns solid fuel, gas or oil and that does not have a
poisoning you if it is not properly installed, maintained and serviced. The
highest incidence of CO poisoning occurs in
domestic buildings
.
Oil accounts for about a third of all reported pollution incidents in Scotland
that are investigated by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA).
That means around 500 to 600 pollution incidents a year with about 10 to
12% being serious. It is an offence to cause pollution and courts now impose
heavy fines. Although domestic pollution is low compared with commercial
and industrial
buildings
, it is important to ensure standards are not lowered.
Disposal of
wastewater
and
surface water
needs to be carefully considered
to prevent environmental pollution and uncontrollable runoff during periods of
heavy rainfall leading to flooding. The incorporation of water conservation
measures in
buildings
can reduce pressure on precious water resources by
recycling water from certain types of appliance. Recycling can also reduce
the reliance on mains water and limit the amount of water discharged thus
alleviating the risk of flooding. The inclusion of ‘green roofs’ into
building
3.0.1
—
3.0.1
domestic | environment | introduction | 2010
design can also provide benefits to the environment and
building
owners
alike. Although viewed as mainly a vernacular
building
practice renewed
interest is being shown in this technique due to the diverse benefits that can
be achieved, such as:
•
run-off attenuation helping to reduce sewer surcharging;
•
absorption of greenhouse gases;
•
absorption of air pollution;
•
protecting the roof finish from mechanical damage and ultra-violet
radiation; and
•
providing additional insulation.
Solid waste has increased enormously in the last couple of decades and
disposal to landfill sites is creating severe problems. Recycling is now a
priority.
The intention of this section is to ensure that, as far as is
reasonably
practicable
,
buildings
do not pose a threat to the environment and
dwellings
and people in and around
dwellings
are not placed at risk as a result of:
a.
site
conditions;
b. hazardous and dangerous substances;
c. the effects of moisture in various forms;
d. an inadequate supply of air for human occupation of a
dwelling
;
e. inadequate drainage from a
building
and from paved surfaces around a
dwelling
;
f. inadequate and unsuitable
sanitary facilities
;
g. inadequate accommodation and facilities in a
dwelling
;
h. inadequately
constructed
and installed combustion appliances;
i. inadequately
constructed
and installed oil storage tanks;
j. inadequate facilities for the storage and removal of solid waste from a
dwelling
.
Standard 3.1
Additional guidance introduced on contaminants and their risk to construction
materials and services.
Standard 3.3
Improved guidance for flooding and groundwater.
Standard 3.14
Change to standard emphasising ventilation and improved guidance
highlighting the issue of ventilation in relation to energy consumption, natural
ventilation and air-tightness of
buildings
.
Standard 3.15
Removal of limitation allowing application of this standard to non-domestic
buildings.
Provision of supporting guidance to this standard.
Standard 3.17
Guidance to inform on the issues of biomass as a solid fuel.
Standard 3.21
Guidance on flueless gas appliance installations and ventilation.
Minor alterations and corrections have also been made. A full list of changes
to this edition of the Technical Handbooks is available on the Building
Standards website.
3.0.1
—
3.0.3
domestic | environment | introduction | 2010
Listed below are some pieces of legislation that may be relevant and/or
helpful to those using the guidance in this particular section.
Gas Safety (Installation
and Use) Regulations
1998
The Gas Safety (Installations and Use) Regulations 1998 require that any
person who installs, services, maintains, removes, or repairs gas fittings must
be competent. It covers not only materials, workmanship, safety precautions
and testing of gas fittings but also the safe installation of all aspects of gas
fired appliance installations.
Gas Appliance (Safety)
Regulations 1995
The Gas Appliance (Safety) Regulations 1995 cover all aspects of gas
appliances and fittings and sets safe standards to satisfy the essential
requirements set by the EU. It sets procedures and duties for demonstrating
attestation of conformity.
The Control of Pollution
Act 1974
The Control of Pollution Act 1974 covers, among others, duties and powers
of SEPA to control and dispose of solid waste.
The Environment Act
1995
The Environment Act 1995 covers, among others, duties and powers of the
Scottish Environment Protection Agency.
The Environmental
Protection Act 1990
The Environmental Protection Act 1990 covers, among others, management
and enforcement of the collection, disposal and treatment of waste, control of
hazardous substances, oil pollution and nature conservation. Part IIA covers
contaminated land.
The Groundwater
Regulations 1998
The Groundwater Regulations 1998 were introduced to prevent ground water
pollution and to manage groundwater resources in a sustainable way.
The Water Environment
and Water Services
(Scotland) Act 2003
The Water Environment and Water Services (Scotland) Act 2003 sets up an
integrated regime for water quality and quantity management.
The Water Byelaws 2004
The Water Byelaws apply to any water fitting installed or used in
buildings
where water is supplied by Scottish Water other than where specifically
exempted.
The Sewerage (Scotland)
Act 1968
The Sewerage (Scotland) Act 1968 covers, among others, duties and powers
of the local authority to provide, construct and maintain public sewers and
rights of connection and discharge.
CAR Regulations 2005
The Water Environment (Controlled Activities)(Scotland) Regulations 2005
gives Ministers the power to introduce controls over a range of activities that
have an adverse impact upon the water environment.
Oil Storage Regulations
2006
The Water Environment (Oil Storage)(Scotland) Regulations 2006 were
introduced to help reduce the incidence of oil pollution particularly from
inadequate storage.
3.0.4
—
3.0.4
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Scottish Ministers can, under Section 7 of the Building (Scotland) Act 2003,
approve schemes for the certification of design or
construction
for compliance
with the mandatory functional standards. Such schemes are approved on the
basis that the procedures adopted by the scheme will take account of the
need to co-ordinate the
work
of various designers and specialist contractors.
Individuals approved to provide certification services under the scheme are
assessed to ensure that they have the qualifications, skills and experience
required to certify compliance for the
work
covered by the scope of the
scheme. Checking procedures adopted by Approved Certifiers will deliver
design or installation reliability in accordance with legislation.
3.0.5
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Barber shop owner fined over £1,000 for dumping business waste in bin
He had failed to listen to council inspectors
by Matt JarramA barber shop owner in New Ollerton has been ordered to pay out more than £1,000 for using a domestic bin for commercial waste.
Nottingham Magistrates' Court heard how Beaston Bakir Hashmi, from the Azar Turkish Barbers in Forest Road, admitted taking waste from the premises and placing it in the wheelie bin at a property at The Laurels, Sherwood Avenue in the town.
Under the terms of the Environmental Protection Act, businesses must make provision for the disposal of waste from their premises.
The court was told that a waste inspector from Newark and Sherwood District Council carried out a visit to the barber’s shop in January this year following reports of a build-up of trade waste at the rear of the property.
Mr Hashmi told the inspector the waste was being left at the Sherwood Avenue address.
He was advised this was unlawful and that he needed to obtain a waste contract as soon as possible.
The following month Mr Hashmi was sent a letter by the inspector setting out his responsibilities and ordering him to stop using the bin for commercial waste.
By March 15, 2019, the inspector had received no further contact from Mr Hashmi and consequently was issued with a fixed penalty notice.
The court further heard that Hashmi had failed to pay the fine.
Appearing before magistrates on November 20, he pleaded guilty to failing to produce a waste transfer note and fined £300 and ordered to pay costs of £800 with an additional victim surcharge of £30.
Councillor Roger Jackson, the council’s leisure and environment committee chairman, said: "This case demonstrates to businesses and residents the importance the council places on waste issues.
"Failing to dispose of waste in a safe and legal manner can lead to environmental damage and places an unnecessary burden on the taxpayer.
"In this instance the owner was given several chances to comply with the law but failed to do so.
"He has learned to his expense that we will prosecute where necessary."


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This is a guest post from the team at NeuraLegion, telling their Crystal in Production story. We’d like to thank them for taking the time to share their experience, and to invite any other companies or individuals using Crystal in a production environment to share theirs too - reach out if you’d like to!
At NeuraLegion, we have been using Crystal for quite some time now. We would like to share our experience in this brief article, starting from how we discovered Crystal, fell in love with it, and why we decided to make Crystal our language of choice.
About Us
Before we begin our story about Crystal, let us introduce ourselves. We are a new startup company with a passion to make the world a better place through machine learning and AI. We’re currently focusing on the cyber security world, an increasingly crucial part of our daily lives.
NexPloit, our first product (which will be released soon), will redefine software Penetration Testing through the power of AI.
Why Crystal?
Grandiose statements aside, when we started working on our first product, we were already long time fans of Ruby. We love Ruby because it is object oriented by default, making it easy to use, it is versatile and has a good pool of libraries developed by the community. In addition, we find Ruby beautiful and well matured as a programming language.
However, when we rolled up our sleeves and began to build NexPloit, there were some innate characteristics of Ruby which did not fulfill our specific needs. To name a few examples:
- Ruby does not provide explicit types. This has several implications, including the ability to infer data types, performance and sizing penalties and unnecessary manipulations the data has to go though. For our purposes, efficiency was a very important issue.
- To solve the previous problem, C bindings are often used. However, they can be very tricky to implement. As we mentioned already, Ruby does not have explicit types. C on the other hand is a strongly typed language, but consciously knowing at any given time which type exactly to pass around can be a little daunting, and might take a few tries to make it work.
undefined method for nil:NilClass
. If you are someone who worked with Ruby before, you won’t need any explanations here. If not, you might recognize this error on other dynamic, non-compiled languages where you try to call on a method to something you thought would be an object - but in runtime becamenil
for some reason. The disadvantage is that when no checks are performed during compile type (or other stages of evaluations) you are left to debug the program fully in runtime.- When executing our programs written in Ruby, the performance was rather limited.
For the reasons we mentioned and some others, we needed a programming language which had all the advantages of Ruby, but without the disadvantages. That’s when we discovered Crystal and almost immediately fell in love with it ❤. Crystal’s slick coding experience, ease of lower-level library bindings, type safety in compile-time without the need to even execute the program, and finally the lightning-fast runtime performance gave us what we needed to really set the keyboard on fire! We can honestly say that Crystal gave us the tools to elegantly and efficiently take NexPloit and make it from an idea into a reality.
How To Make Crystal Even Better
Now let’s be fair - we love Crystal, however there is always some room for improvement. One of the challenges we faced with Crystal was the lack of shards (Crystal’s “gems”) for machine learning and scientific tools. However, expecting other people to add shards is unfair, so we decided to create a shard for Crystal-FANN as the groundwork for our needs (and we made it available on our Github page for anyone who may need it). For now, Crystal-FANN seems to hit the spot for us, but we are still considering the addition of Torch or TensorFlow if we conclude that FANN by itself is not enough.
Summary
Should you try Crystal? Absolutely! Crystal is an amazing language, it is really easy to work with and it produces great results. We definitely recommend Crystal, try it and you will enjoy it for sure!
Crystal Vs Ruby - Disclaimer
We want to point out that this article is solely our personal experience and opinion regarding why we decided to go with Crystal. We still love Ruby and would highly recommend it to anyone who may have other needs than us. Ruby is well established and has a great supporting community, which is especially useful for programming beginners. And we believe that Ruby has many more great things ahead.
Here is a comparison between some of the parameters which were important to us:
| Ruby | Crystal |
|---|---|
| Dynamically typed | Statically typed |
| Nil reference errors in runtime | Nil reference error checks at compile time |
| Vast amount of existing libraries | Relatively small amount of existing libraries |
| Limited runtime performance | Fast runtime performance |
| Runs in virtual machine | Compiled native code |