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THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY
FIRST READING Isa 61:9-11 (or Proverbs 8:22-31)
The descendants of my people shall be known among the nations, and their
offspring in the midst of the peoples; all who see them shall acknowledge them,
that they are a people whom the LORD has blessed. I will greatly rejoice in the
LORD, my soul shall exult in my God; for he has clothed me with the garments of
salvation, he has covered me with the robe of righteousness, as a bridegroom
decks himself with a garland, and as a bride adorns herself with her jewels. For
as the earth brings forth its shoots, and as a garden causes what is sown in it
to spring up, so the Lord GOD will cause righteousness and praise to spring
forth before all the nations.
The word of the Lord
Alternative First Reading Proverbs 8:22-31
The LORD created me at the beginning of his work, the first of
his acts of old. Ages ago I was set up, at the first, before the beginning of
the earth. When there were no depths I was brought forth, when there were no
springs abounding with water. Before the mountains had been shaped, before the
hills, I was brought forth; before he had made the earth with its fields, or
the first of the dust of the world. When he established the heavens, I was
there, when he drew a circle on the face of the deep, when he made firm the
skies above, when he established the fountains of the deep, when he assigned to
the sea its limit, so that the waters might not transgress his command, when he
marked out the foundations of the earth, then I was beside him, like a master
workman; and I was daily his delight, rejoicing before him always, rejoicing in
his inhabited world and delighting in the sons of men.
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM 1 Samuel 2 (or Psalm 44)
R. My heart exults in the Lord, my Saviour.
My heart exults in the LORD; my strength is exalted
in the LORD.
R. My heart exults in the Lord, my Saviour.
The bows of the mighty are broken, but the feeble gird
on strength. Those who were full have hired themselves out for bread, but those
who were hungry have ceased to hunger. The barren has borne seven, but she who
has many children is forlorn.
R. My heart exults in the Lord, my Saviour.
The LORD kills and brings to life; he brings down
to Sheol and raises up. The LORD makes poor and makes rich; he brings low, he
also exalts.
R. My heart exults in the Lord, my Saviour.
He raises up the poor from the dust; he lifts the
needy from the dung heap, to make them sit with princes and inherit a seat of
honour.
R. My heart exults in the Lord, my Saviour.
Alternative Responsorial Psalm Ps 44 or Alternative
R. The queen stands at your right hand, arrayed in gold.
The daughters of
kings are among your loved ones. On your right hand stands the queen in gold of
Ophir. Listen, O daughter, give ear to my words: forget your own people and
your father's house.
R. The queen stands at your right
hand, arrayed in gold.
So will the king
desire your beauty: He is your Lord, pay homage to him. They are escorted amid
gladness and joy; they pass within the palace of the king.
R. The queen stands at your right
hand, arrayed in gold.
SECOND READING Galatians 4:4-7
When the time had
fully come, God sent forth his Son, born of woman, born under the law, to
redeem those who were under the law, so that we might receive adoption as sons.
And because you are sons, God has sent the Spirit of his Son into our hearts,
crying, "Abba! Father!" So through God you are no longer a slave but
a son, and if a son then an heir.
ALLELUIA Luke
2:19
R. Alleluia. Blessed is the Virgin Mary, who kept the word of God, and pondered it in her heart. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL Luke 2:41-52
The parents of Jesus went to
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THE FIFTH ELEMENT A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1997 Andrew Hicks / Fatboy Productions
(1997) **1/2 (out of four)
THE FIFTH ELEMENT is an action / science-fiction hybrid that cost nearly $100 million to make but left out two of the most crucial elements of both genres. The best action flicks have a good sense of humor and the best science-fiction films have a brain. THE FIFTH ELEMENT has neither, and zero suspense. What it does have is a terrific visual style, outrageous art direction and a wide variety of people sporting a wild variety of costumes, proof movies are looking more and more like music videos. If only they'd fade out after four minutes...
The first 15 minutes or so take place in Egypt, 1914, where an explorer has discovered some strange markings in a temple as Luke Perry looks on. A priest tries to stop the explorer from stumbling upon a cosmic secret, but too late. Down comes an alien spacecraft, out of which steps a strange bronze / chrome being that unlocks the entrance to a strange room. The brings out four small stone obelisks just as Luke shoots it. No, Luke, it's a friendly alien! Too late, the alien dies, after squeaking out a warning about the evil invading the earth 300 years from now.
Flash forward, oh, 300 years or so. We meet Bruce Willis, a retired government agent who's now living out the mundane existence of a cab driver. In the first few scenes, we get the requisite world-of-the-future scenes. The bed makes itself, the microwave cooks food in a second, the cigarettes are four-fifths filter and the cars fly.
Willis heads off in his cab as we cut to a secret government lab, where a group of scientists are examining the DNA of an armor-clad hand, the only remaining body part of an alien spacecraft that was shot down earlier in the day. They stick it in some futuristic chamber and reconstruct the entire being based on the DNA of the hand. After a few bright flashes we see a nude, orange-haired Milla Jovavich. One of the scientists makes the mistake of getting too close to the glass chamber, as Jovavich smashes the chamber and bashes his head in before jumping through the wall of the building.
A chase ensues as she jumps from the building and right into -- as coincidence would have it -- Willis' cab. She's just beautiful enough that he risks his life outrunning the cops. Of course, she doesn't speak any English, so she can't tell him who she is or what she's running from. All she can say is the name of a priest, one in a long line of holymen who has been trained to protect the four stones.
Jovavich was sent by the good aliens to protect -- she is the fifth element. So the elements are earth, air, wind, fire and anorexic models? I can handle a universe like that. The weak writing shows through as the priest reminds Willis that she may have superhuman strength but she is also fragile. She needs his love to survive. Pathetic, as are the caricature portrayals by Oldman as the psycho villain and Chris Tucker as a flamboyant but frightened radio host who is thrust into the action two-thirds of the way into the movie.
THE FIFTH ELEMENT has a few interesting elements. It's fun most of the time and always flashy, but it's also missing a lot. We don't care about the characters, there's no suspense and the plot is predictable and borrowed from hosts of other sci-fi flicks. If they're going to throw so much money at a movie, they should at least invest a few million in the creative end. The mise en scene is nice but it doesn't balance out the writing.
The two-and-a-half star rating applies to the viewing experience I had -- huge screen, digital stereo sound. It was almost enough to make it seem good at times. Otherwise, the rating is knocked down by at least a half-star.
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It happens about 14 days before your period, when an ovary releases an egg as part of the menstrual cycle.
It's also known as mittelschmerz (German for "middle pain" or "pain in the middle of the month").
Ovulation pain is often normal and just another side effect linked with periods.
The pain can be a dull cramp or a sharp and sudden twinge.
It's usually on either the left- or right-hand side of your tummy depending on which ovary is releasing the egg.
It can last just a few minutes or continue for a day or 2. Some women notice a little vaginal bleeding when it happens.
See your GP if the pain is severe or you're worried.
It's a good idea to keep a diary before your visit. Let the doctor know exactly when during your menstrual cycle the pain comes on and how long it lasts.
Painful ovulation can usually be eased by simple remedies like soaking in a hot bath or taking an over-the-counter painkiller, such as paracetamol.
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like ibuprofen may also help, but you should not take them if you're trying to get pregnant as they can interfere with ovulation.
If you're in a lot of discomfort, talk to your GP about other treatment options.
Birth control methods that stop ovulation, such as the contraceptive pill or conctraceptive implant, can completely banish ovulation pain.
Painful ovulation is fairly common and usually harmless. But it can sometimes be a symptom of an underlying medical condition.
Some of the underlying causes can result in fertility problems that can prevent you getting pregnant:
Nobody is sure, but one theory is that ovulation pain is the egg breaking through the ovary wall, which releases a small amount of fluid (or sometimes a small amount of blood) that irritates nearby nerves.
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The funnel was added to the system to ensure that PLA pellets would be slowly loaded into
the system such that the system wouldn’t jam and would stay hot enough to ensure constant
extrusion. To do this, the funnel was designed to hold pellets in it while heat from
inside the barrel melted them enough to drop the pellets down into the barrel and begin
the extrusion process.
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6061 aluminum tube. The barrel is threaded at one end with ⅝ - 18 UNF internal threads
for 1” in length to interface with the nozzle. It also has a small 8-32 UNC threaded
hole that prevents the barrel from rotating through the use of a set screw. Finally,
the barrel has a ½” hole drilled into the top to hold the funnel.
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The nozzle is is crafted out of ¾” aluminum stock. The extrusion hole is measured at 2.6mm.
Although we desire 1.75mm diameter filament, we will pull filament out of the extrusion
hole with a spooling system decreasing its overall diameter. The nozzle is also threaded
with ⅝ - 18 UNF external threads for ¾” in length. These threads allow us to attach or
remove the nozzle from the barrel at will. The choice of UNF threads maximizes nozzle
to barrel contact for increased thermal conductivity.
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We opted to build our system housing out of ¼” laser cut mdf and t-slot joints. Building
with just laser cut mdf and t-slot joints allows us to iterate rapidly and meet all the
structural and thermal properties required by our system. Mdf provides sufficient structural
rigidity allowing us to hold the barrel in place through the use of a set screw, and
withstand the torsion between the motor, screw, and barrel. Finally, it is heat resistant
and can be in contact with the high temperature barrel.
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We chose to use a ½” auger as our plastic extrusion screw. Augers have a rotating helical
blade which allows it to be used as a screw conveyor. This conveyor effect allows us
to push PLA pellets towards the top of the barrel. It also provides enough forward pressure
to squeeze melted PLA through the nozzle. To integrate the 3rd party auger into our system,
we had to make a few modifications. First, we removed the gimlet and cut the auger to
length with an abrasive saw. Second, we milled a .120” coupling slot into the the base
of the auger to interface with our motor.
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We printed the rollers out of ABS to ensure that they would be durable and grip the PLA filament
adequately. The bottom roller is driven by a small motor, and supported on the other
side by a motor that has been converted into a bearing with the removal of a gear. A
rubber band wraps around the bottom roller, twists, and then wraps around the top roller
to drive it. The motor speed is determined by the digital output from the calipers, because
faster motor speeds will result in thinner filament and slower motor speeds will result
in thicker filament.
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We are using digital calipers to measure filament diameter. A custom 3D printed plug allows
the reading on the calipers to go into the arduino as digital input and control the speed
of the spooling motor (read more about that here). The calipers
don’t naturally want to close, so a rubber band interacts with the tip and the housing
in order to make the tips hug the filament. The only other modification on the calipers
was a minor surgery to remove a few small internal parts and allow the calipers to slide
more easily.
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The water bath serves to make sure that filament is hardened by the time it reaches the calipers.
This way, the calipers will get an accurate measurement on the thickness of the filament,
and the rollers will be able to grip the filament without deforming it. The water bath
could be upgraded to something much higher tech, but the current version is perfectly
functional.
The final transferring of the filament onto a spool will be done manually, as the system cannot be safely
run without someone there at all times and this necessary element of interaction will prevent someone
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Our journey started on September 6th, 2016 with open minds and open hearts. Not knowing what to expect, we all entered the next stage of our lives, hoping our future would change for the better. The first day of Devleague started and one by one, our minds started to melt with all the information being thrown at us. Confinding in each other about our frustrations, we created bonds that would last a lifetime. Friendships bloomed and our bonds grew stronger. As our time slowly came to end, we each thought of something that would represent the culmination of our time together. We came together and applied our skills in JavaScript, HTML, CSS, SQL databases, and various frameworks to create this Full-Stack Application. This app was designed to identify popular locations in your area by utilizing your friends geotagged posts. Our vision was to enable the user to easily find trending spots that their friends have frequented. Thus frenZone was born...
Aaron Arakawa
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Born and raised in Aiea Hawai'i, Aaron always had a passion for technology. In his early twentys, he decided to make the move to California, residing in many parts of Southern California. While in Southern California, he nurtured lasting relationships with people he can now call family and made life long memories. Wanting a change in his career, Aaron decided to take the next step and pursue programming full time. With deep roots in Hawai'i, he decided to move back home and join Devleague to become a full stack developer. Aaron loves traveling, whiskey, golf, hanging out with his friends, longs walks on the beach, and watching the sunset.
Bryan Choe
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Bryan is 2nd Generation Korean American Raised in Honolulu, Hawaii and proud graduate of University of Hawai’i, Manoa with a Bachelors of Art in Political Science. Prior to joining Hawai’i’s only programing bootcamp, Devleague, Bryan has worked for the late Congressman K. Mark Takai and Hawai’i State Department of Land and Natural Resources; currently he is a reservist in the Hawaii Army National Guard. Bryan enjoys hiking, working out at the gym, flying airplanes, and singing Karaoke with friends.
Casey Oeda
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Casey is an avid gamer and loves all things Dragon Ball. He is also a car enthusiast, recently purchasing a beautiful Subaru STI. While he's not playing games, watching Dragon Ball, or tinkering with his cars, Casey is enjoying all things ramen. Casey loves long walks on the beach, watching beautiful sunsets, and candle lit dinners.
JP Carreon
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JP began his coding journey not too long ago. Before pursing his developer dreams, he was a banker. Not satisfied with the banker life, he decided to puruse his career aspiration of becoming a Full-Stack Web Developer. JP is also a graduate of Devleague's cohort 13. For frenZone, JP assisted in all aspects of the project being dubbed "The Swiss Army Knife", helping his teammates with whatever problem they came across.


Steve Mohlke
Since pre-school, Steve has been taking things apart for the joy of seeing how they work, fixing them and putting them back together again. His first foray into software happened around 1980 on his family's new TRS-80 color computer complete with cassette tape backup. He learned the code behind two different maze games and then merged the best features from each into one game. Tech is simply in his blood.
Steve graduated from the University of Michigan with a BS in Physics. For years he developed desktop database applications for small businesses before expanding to web technologies. He excels in WordPress, SQL and Javascript and still loves picking things apart to see how they work. Through many years of participation in Quaker meetings, he developed skills and experience with cooperative group decision making. This love for cooperation is what attracted Steve to CoLab. The culture and goals resonated with him, as well as the opportunity to be a part of a team whose collective skills strengthen each individual member.
Steve's personal passions include gardening (last year he harvested 1,500 pounds of vegetables from his garden), his family, spirituality, and renewable energy. His goal is that someday his household and transportation fuels will be entirely renewable and sustainable.


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I’ve received quite a few alternative suggestions for a logo since we unveiled the direction Hicks was taking the identity. They all discarded the work that was going on and went in another direction entirely. So that wasn’t going to fly. What could fly, though, is a variation on the theme already established. That’s what hangon have done after he realized that being rude weren’t getting him anywhere:
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I had Codeine left over from me wisdom teeth being pulled, and decided to give it a try one night. To prepare the Codeine I placed 4 30mg tablets into a 50ml vile of hot tap water. While preparing a second dosage for a friend, I found that crushing the tablets sped up the dissolve quite well. So now I had 120mg in the vile. I shook the container until all of the material had been dissolved. I then placed it into a freezer for approx. 20min to seperate the unwanted materials. I removed the vile when I saw quite a bit of white precipitate on the bottom of the vile. The liquid was then poured through a thin cloth that worked well as a filter. The resulting liquid was still slightly whitish but I did not experience any negative reactions to it remaining in the mix.
After knocking back the mix, which tastes horrible, I waited intently for the mellow effects to kick in. About 10 min had passed before I started to feel relaxed in my body and calm in my mind. The effects were quite subtle but definately there.  The roach was about half a joint so it wasn't a micro roach or anything. After smoking the roach and waiting about 10 more minutes the full effects of the codeine started kicking in.
The codeine seemed to amplify the effects of the cannibis because I felt extremely heavy and relaxed. I found that my eyes were wide open and I could focus on things quite well, unlike the usual cannibis effects of drowsiness and scatter-brainedness. After about 1 hour since consumption, my body started feeling warm and very heavy, I think this was the pre-peak because it got better after that. A sense of euphoria followed and I felt extremely stoned. The effects eventually dropped slowly about 6 hours after ingestion. When I got home I fell asleep instantly and slept very very well. I even felt the effects the next morning and it was a very pleasant hangover which I can describe as dreamy.
That was my first experience with Codeine and even though I mixed it with a bit of Cannabis I'm pretty sure most of the effects were due to the Codeine. I also heard that these types of drugs can become addictive so I don't plan on taking Codeine before a weeks time is up, but I definately enjoyed it since I felt no ill side effects of any sort. This is definelty a cheap way to really stretch the effects of my weed stash ;P.
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1. Creating a self-designed Personal Webpage and performing an analysis focused on the Box Office Revenue;
2. Obtaining reliable data information from the most popular movie information website by Web Scraping technique (Data Source: https://www.boxofficemojo.com, which is the leading online box-office reporting service website, the #1 movie information website in the world);
3. Visualizing the data information by building charts and distribution maps for several countries and companies in different years;
4. Making predictions and conclusions based on Time Series Analysis (ARIMA Model), giving scientific suggestions and recommendations to film makers and customers.


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A rigid body with moment of inertia of $I_z$ rotates freely in the $x$-$y$ plane. let $\phi$ be the angle between the $x$-axis and the rotator axis.
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Find the energy eigenvalues and the corresponding eigenfunctions.
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$$
\mathcal{H} = -\frac{\hbar^2}{2I}\frac{\partial^2}{\partial \phi^2}
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Solving Schroedinger equation $\mathcal{H}\Psi = E\Psi$, we get
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\Psi_n(x) = \sqrt{\frac{1}{\pi}}\sin\frac{n\phi}{2} \;\; (n=1,2,\cdots)
$$
$$
E_n = \frac{\hbar^2 n^2}{8 I}
$$
Question (b)
At time $t$ equals zero, the rotator is described by a wave packet $\Psi(0) = A \sin ^2 \phi$. Find $\Psi(t)$ for $t > 0$.
Answer (b)
To solve time-dependent Schrödinger equation $i\hbar \frac{\partial}{\partial t}\Psi(t)=\hat {H}\Psi (t)$ for time-dependent Hamiltonian $\hat{H}$, we get
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\Psi_n(t) = \Psi_n(0) e^{-iE_nt/ \hbar}.
$$
Since $\sin^2 \phi = \frac{1-\cos(2\phi)}{2}$ we know
$$
\Psi(0) = \frac{A}{2} - \frac{A}{2}\cos(2\phi) = \frac{A}{2} - \frac{A}{2}\sin(-2\phi+\pi/2)
$$
So the wavefunction \Psi(0) is the state of $n=4$. Then we say
$$
\Psi(t) = \Psi(0) e^{-i 2 \hbar t/ I}
$$
Problem 2
A hydrogen atom is in a ${}^2\mathrm{P}_{1/2}$ state with total angular momentum up along the $z$-axis. In this problem, show your computations and reasoning carefully.
Question (a)
With what probability will the electron be found with spin down?
Answer (a)
The electron with spin down cannot be found along $z$-axis. Along $x$ and $y$-axes we can find it with 50%.
Question (b)
COmpute the probability per unit solid angle $P(\theta, \varphi)$ that the electron will be found at spherical angles $\theta, \varphi$ independent of radial distance and spin.
Answer (b)
The configuration is $n\mathrm{p}^1$ ($n \geq 2$). So the angle parts of the wave function is $Y_1^m(\theta, \varphi)$ ($m = 1, 0, -1$). Then
$$
P(\theta, \varphi) = Y_1^m(\theta, \varphi)^2 \;\;\;(m = 1, 0, -1)
$$


drawMatches Draws the found matches of keypoints from two images
out = cv.drawMatches(im1, keypoints1, im2, keypoints2, matches1to2)
out = cv.drawMatches(..., 'OptionName', optionValue, ...)
Input
- im1 First source image.
- keypoints1 Keypoints from the first source image.
A 1-by-N structure array with the following fields:
- pt coordinates of the keypoint
[x,y]
- size diameter of the meaningful keypoint neighborhood
- angle computed orientation of the keypoint (-1 if not
applicable). Its possible values are in a range [0,360) degrees.
It is measured relative to image coordinate system (y-axis is
directed downward), i.e in clockwise.
- response the response by which the most strong keypoints have
been selected. Can be used for further sorting or subsampling.
- octave octave (pyramid layer) from which the keypoint has been
extracted.
- class_id object id that can be used to clustered keypoints by an
object they belong to.
- im2 Second source image.
- keypoints2 Keypoints from the second source image. Same format as
keypoints1
.
- matches1to2 Matches from the first image to the second one, which
means that
keypoints1(i)
has a corresponding point in
keypoints2(matches(i))
.
A 1-by-M structure array with the following fields:
- queryIdx query descriptor index (zero-based index)
- trainIdx train descriptor index (zero-based index)
- imgIdx train image index (zero-based index)
- distance distance between descriptors (scalar)
Output
- out Output image. Its content depends on the option values defining
what is drawn in the output image. See possible options below.
By default, the two source images, matches, and single
keypoints will be drawn. For each keypoint, only the center point
will be drawn (without a circle around the keypoint with the
keypoint size and orientation).
Options
- MatchColor Color of matches (lines and connected keypoints). If all
-1, the color is generated randomly. default [-1,-1,-1,-1].
- SinglePointColor Color of single keypoints (circles), which means that
keypoints do not have the matches. If all -1, the color is generated
randomly. default [-1,-1,-1,-1].
- MatchesMask Mask determining which matches are drawn. If the mask is
empty, all matches are drawn. default empty.
- NotDrawSinglePoints Single keypoints will not be drawn. default false
- DrawRichKeypoints For each keypoint, the circle around keypoint with
keypoint size and orientation will be drawn. default false.
- OutImage If set, matches will be drawn on existing content of output
image, otherwise source image is used instead. Default not set
This function draws matches of keypoints from two images in the output
image. Match is a line connecting two keypoints (circles).
In pseudo-code, the function works as follows:
for m=1:numel(matches1to2)
if ~MatchesMask(m), continue, end
kp1 = keypoints1(matches1to2(m).queryIdx + 1);
kp2 = keypoints2(matches1to2(m).trainIdx + 1);
draw_match(kp1, kp2);
end


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We have stopped twicli due to the change of Twitter API to charge for data acquisition. Thank you for your long time use.
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twicli is a browser-based Twitter client.
- No need for installation. All you need is a Web browser.
- Automatically fetches timeline, and show with cool animation.
- Get tweets from Twitter directly using cross domain JavaScript. No relay server = quick response.
(Your tweets are posted via GAE server to GET responses using JavaScript callback.)
Useful when you are in an Internet cafe, doing something else while viewing Twitter timeline.
Works on Firefox, Safari, Opera, IE8 at the moment, as well as
Safari on iPhone/iPod touch
Works on IE7 too, but some parts aren't displayed properly.
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Just click the link above, or run it as a bookmarklet.
When you get asked for authorization, please follow the instruction on each page.
Be careful not to hit
API request limit (350 requests per hour) by clicking too much. :-P
- A "json" file is downloaded on tweets, RT, etc.
=> This can be avoided by turning on the "Tweet via GAE server" option in the settings on the "+" tab and clicking the "Save" button.
- How to send direct messages?
=> Please write "d username message contents" in the tweet field and send it. You can write "d username" more easily by clicking reply button in D tab. You must be followed by the destination user to send direct messages.
- How to hide tweet which contains specified kerwords?
=> Write "-::keyword:1" into "Pickup Pattern" in the "+" tab.
- My tweets are sometimes lost ...
=> Twitter may be too crowded. Try writing just "r" and hit enter to re-post your previous tweet.
- Appearance is poor ...
=> Default appearance isn't decorated at all to display many tweets at once. You can customize twicli's appearance using CSS. Please refer "Customize" section below.
- You can find more information in twicli wiki.
There are also some information about customizing twicli in
twicli wiki.
You can add your own CSS in "user stylesheet" section of the "+" tab. For example;
- to apply corner-rounded and shadowed appearance : @import url(styles/round.css);
- to hide user icons : .uicon { display: none; }
- wider lines : .status { line-height: 1.5; }
There are some guys publishing more stylesheets for twicli (=>
twicli wiki).
You can register plugins by setting them at the "Preferences" in the "+" tab.
Currently, there are plugins below:
- Additional plugins
- autocomplete.js: Auto-complete user names and hashtags from TL when "@" or "#" is entered. (created by @oui_)
- reply_favicon.js: Change favicon(not supported by IE and Safari) and the title when 'Re' is updated. (created by @edvakf)
- sound.js: Play sound when 'TL'/'Re' is updated.
- insert_hashtag.js: Append the hashtag to your tweets automatically while a tab for the hashtag is opened. (created by @_wa_)
- stream_search.js: Update keyword/hashtag search results on real-time using streaming API.
- find_rt.js: Find out which tweet is targetted by '>RT'.
- tweets_around_tw.js: Find tweets around the specified tweet. (created by @h0k0r0bi)
- notify_desktop.js: Notify various events using desktop notification. (created by @oui_)
- Default plugins
- regexp.js : Add a tab that extracts timeline that has specific keywords, ID, etc. Detail(in Japanese)
- lists.js : Add a tab that shows lists you following. Specify the name of lists to make tab in "+" tab.
- search.js : Add keyword search by Twitter Search to the "+" tab.
- followers.js : Colorize tweets of users that you don't follow in blue. To use this, you need to fetch the list of followers by clicking the "Renew" button at the "Color followers" section.
- translate.js : Choose "translate" from ▼, then the tweet is translated into the language specified in "+" tab > Translate. (Specify "en" for English.)
- thumbnail.js : Add thumbnails to the URL of some photo sharing services. Currently supports twitpic, movapic, HatenaFotolife, Tumblr, yFrog, Plixi, img.ly, Ow.ly, Flickr, Instagram, picplz, Mobypicture, via.me, YouTube, Nico Nico Douga, and SlideShare.
- embedsrc.js: Add a button () to overlay the content of URL in tweets. (created by @_wa_)
- resolve_url.js : Replace short URLs with the originals in the timeline. (created by @edvakf)
- shorten_url.js : Typing a URL in the text area followed by three semicolons (;;;) makes a shortened URL. (created by @edvakf)
- geomap.js : Display inline Google Map by clicking the marker () of tweets with GeoLocation.
- tweet_url_reply.js: Add a button () to get the content to URL of a tweet. (created by @edvakf)
- mute.js: Add a menu to mute (hide) tweets with specified user or hashtag temporarily (1 hour) in ▼.
- shortcutkey.js: Enable operation by shortcut keys. (->List of the shortcut keys)
- multi_account.js: Switch between multiple accounts in '+' tab. Useful with tabbed browsers.
- notify.js: Display notification from @twicli on startup.
- tweets_after_rt.js: Find tweets done after retweets of the specified tweet.
"twicli" is developed at
github under
MIT license.
Please report any bugs/wishes to @NeoCat. Your patches are also appreciated.
@NeoCat


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Manage Requests
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| PRODUCT NAME | PRODUCT PRICE | ASSOCIATED VENDOR | PRODUCT PROMOTION | PRODUCT TYPE | PRODUCT DESCRIPTION | PRODUCT QUANTITY |
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Xi Zhou
Project Sponsor
Xi Zhou is an assisant professor of practice at Northern Arizona University. He received his Ph.D degree of Material Science and Engineering from Norfolk State University and is now instructing college classes that deal with electrical engineering content. Content includes digital logic, analog circuits, power systems, etc. Xi Zhou has also participated in a numerous amount of research projects that involve VLSI design, semiconductor device design, and new electronic material synthesis.
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Phone Number: +1<PHONE_NUMBER>
Link to Sponsor Homepage


Jiahao Cai
Who?
I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Computer Science, Univeristy of Virginia (U.Va.). I am advised by Prof. Yonghwi Kwon and my research interest lies in Programming Language and Software Security.
Previously, I spent three years (2014 - 2017) in Beijing, China and one year (2017 - 2018) in Halmstad, Sweden.
Contact
- e-mail: (dot (at jc4mf virginia) edu)
Service
- Teaching Assistant: CS4414: Operating Systems - Spring 2019


Bifurcation Diagram Plotter
This program will allow users to plot a bifurcation diagram for a partifular function f.
There are nine inputs required to execute this program. First is a one dimensional function f_c that one would like to plot. Next are the upper and lower limits of c values the user would like to graph. After this is the upper and lower limits of x values the user would like to graph. After this is the number of calculations the user would like to have in the range of c values. A larger number of c divisions will allow the computer to make more accurate appoximations of fixed points. Afterwards comes the number of calculations the user would like to have in the range of x values. This input and the last decide on which points in the CX grid the computer will check for fixed points. The next input is the largest prime period the user would like the computer to check for periodic fixed points. Finally the last input dictates the visual size of points graphed.
The efficiency of the algorithm used is O(lengthOfF * C divisions * X divisions * (N^2))


Access to the admin API.
Access to the identity service API.
Access to the resource service API.
The login of the Identity logged into the session
Close the session.
Create a new session for an identity that the current session identity can access.
The login of the identity to login with.
Do an authenticated request.
Get the latest public key of the given identity login.
The login of identity to get the key.
Get the latest public key of a list of identities.
The login of identities to get the key.
Get a specific version of the public key of an identity.
The id of the key to get.
Get specific versions of the public keys.
The ids of the keys to get.
Get the secret token of an identity.
Get the public key of the current session.
The public key of the current session.
Renew keys for the identity logged along with this session.
An optional secret to renew keys, if not retain the old secret as still valid.
Resolve an access request.
Set the public keys cache for the session, see {@link PublicKeyCache} for more details.
The public key cache to set.
Set the trust policy for the session, see TrustPolicy for more details.
The trust policy to set.
Sign a message.
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◆ AutoSnapBack
| virtual bool Ext.Net.Mobile.PullRefresh.Config.AutoSnapBack |
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getset |
Determines whether the pulldown should automatically snap back after data has been loaded. If false call snapBack() to manually snap the pulldown back. Defaults to: true
◆ LastUpdatedDateFormat
| virtual string Ext.Net.Mobile.PullRefresh.Config.LastUpdatedDateFormat |
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getset |
The .NET format string to be used on the last updated date. Defaults to: 'm/d/Y h:iA' in ExtJS format string
◆ LastUpdatedText
| virtual string Ext.Net.Mobile.PullRefresh.Config.LastUpdatedText |
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getset |
The text to be shown in front of the last updated time. Defaults to: 'Last Updated: '
◆ LoadedText
| virtual string Ext.Net.Mobile.PullRefresh.Config.LoadedText |
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getset |
The text that will be when data has been loaded. Defaults to: 'Loaded.'
◆ LoadingText
| virtual string Ext.Net.Mobile.PullRefresh.Config.LoadingText |
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getset |
The text that will be shown while the list is refreshing. Defaults to: 'Loading...'
◆ OverpullSnapBackDuration
| virtual int Ext.Net.Mobile.PullRefresh.Config.OverpullSnapBackDuration |
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getset |
The duration for snapping back when pulldown has been lowered further then its height. Defaults to: 300
◆ PullText
| virtual string Ext.Net.Mobile.PullRefresh.Config.PullText |
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getset |
The text that will be shown while you are pulling down. Defaults to: 'Pull down to refresh...'
◆ PullTpl
| virtual XTemplate Ext.Net.Mobile.PullRefresh.Config.PullTpl |
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getset |
The template being used for the pull to refresh markup. Will be passed a config object with properties state, message and updated.
◆ ReleaseText
| virtual string Ext.Net.Mobile.PullRefresh.Config.ReleaseText |
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getset |
The text that will be shown after you have pulled down enough to show the release message. Defaults to: 'Release to refresh...'
◆ ScrollerAutoRefresh
| virtual bool Ext.Net.Mobile.PullRefresh.Config.ScrollerAutoRefresh |
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getset |
Determines whether the attached scroller should automatically track size changes of its container. Enabling this will have performance impacts but will be necessary if your list size changes dynamically. For example if your list contains images that will be loading and have unspecified heights. Defaults to: false
◆ SnappingAnimationDuration
| virtual int Ext.Net.Mobile.PullRefresh.Config.SnappingAnimationDuration |
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getset |
The duration for snapping back animation after the data has been refreshed. Defaults to: 300
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- Factory/Config/PullRefreshConfig.cs


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Hack 21 Manage Temporary Files and Swap Space
Add more temporary or swap space without repartitioning. When you install any operating system, it's important to allocate sufficient disk space to hold temporary and swap files. Ideally, you already know the optimum sizes for your system so you can partition your disk accordingly during the install. However, if your needs change or you wish to optimize your initial choices, your solution doesn't have to be as drastic as a repartition—and reinstall—of the system.
2.10.1 Clearing /tmpUnless you specifically chose otherwise when you partitioned your disk, the installer created a /tmp filesystem for you: % grep tmp /etc/fstab /dev/ad0s1e /tmp ufs rw 2 2 % df -h /tmp Filesystem Size Used Avail Capacity Mounted on /dev/ad0s1e 252M 614K 231M 0% /tmp Here I searched /etc/fstab for the /tmp filesystem. This particular filesystem is 256 MB in size.  It's always a good idea to clean out /tmp periodically so it doesn't overflow with temporary files. Consider taking advantage of the built-in periodic script /etc/periodic/daily/110.clean-tmps [Hack #20] . You can also clean out /tmp when the system reboots by adding this line to /etc/rc.conf: clear_tmp_enable="YES" 2.10.2 Moving /tmp to RAMAnother option is to move /tmp off of your hard disk and into RAM. This has the built-in advantage of automatically clearing the filesystem when you reboot, since the contents of RAM are volatile. It also offers a performance boost, since RAM access time is much faster than disk access time. Before moving /tmp, ensure you have enough RAM to support your desired /tmp size. This command will show the amount of installed RAM: % dmesg | grep memory real memory = 335462400 (319 MB) avail memory = 320864256 (306 MB) Also check that your kernel configuration file contains device md (or memory disk). The GENERIC kernel does; if you've customized your kernel, double-check that you still have md support: % grep -w md /usr/src/sys/i386/conf/CUSTOM device md # Memory "disks" Changing the /tmp line in /etc/fstab as follows will mount a 64 MB /tmp in RAM: md /tmp mfs rw,-s64m 2 0 Next, unmount /tmp (which is currently mounted on your hard drive) and remount it using the new entry in /etc/fstab: # umount /tmp # mount /tmp # df -h /tmp Filesystem Size Used Avail Capacity Mounted on /dev/md0 63M 8.0K 58M 0% /tmp Notice that the filesystem is now md0, the first memory disk, instead of ad0s1e, a partition on the first IDE hard drive. 2.10.3 Creating a Swap File on DiskSwap is different than /tmp. It's not a storage area for temporary files; instead, it is an area where the filesystem swaps data between RAM and disk. A sufficient swap size can greatly increase the performance of your filesystem. Also, if your system contains multiple drives, this swapping process will be much more efficient if each drive has its own swap partition. The initial install created a swap filesystem for you: % grep swap /etc/fstab /dev/ad0s1b none swap sw 0 0 % swapinfo Device 1K-blocks Used Avail Capacity Type /dev/ad0s1b 639688 68 639620 0% Interleaved Note that the swapinfo command displays the size of your swap files. If you prefer to see that output in MB, try the swapctl command with the -lh flags (which make the listing more human): % swapctl -lh Device: 1048576-blocks Used: /dev/ad0s1b 624 0 To add a swap area, first determine which area of disk space to use. For example, you may want to place a 128 MB swapfile on /usr. You'll first need to use dd to create this as a file full of null (or zero) bytes. Here I'll create a 128 MB swapfile as /usr/swap0: # dd if=/dev/zero of=/usr/swap0 bs=1024k count=128 128+0 records in 128+0 records out 134217728 bytes transferred in 4.405036 secs (30469156 bytes/sec) Next, change the permissions on this file. Remember, you don't want users storing data here; this file is for the filesystem: # chmod 600 /usr/swap0 Since this is really a file on an existing filesystem, you can't mount your swapfile in /etc/fstab. However, you can tell the system to find it at boot time by adding this line to /etc/rc.conf: swapfile="/usr/swap0" To start using the swapfile now without having to reboot the system, use mdconfig: # mdconfig -a -t vnode -f /usr/swap0 -u 1 && swapon /dev/md1 The -a flag attaches the memory disk. -t vnode marks that the type of swap is a file, not a filesystem. The -f flag sets the name of that file: /usr/swap0. The unit number -u 1 must match the name of the memory disk /dev/md1. Since this system already has /tmp mounted on /dev/md0, I chose to mount swap on /dev/md1. && swapon tells the system to enable that swap device, but only if the mdconfig command succeeded. swapctl should now show the new swap partition: % swapctl -lh Device: 1048576-blocks Used: /dev/ad0s1b 624 0 /dev/md1 128 0 2.10.4 Monitoring Swap ChangesWhenever you make changes to swap or are considering increasing swap, use systat to monitor how your swapfiles are being used in real time: % systat -swap The output will show the names of your swap areas and how much of each is currently in use. It will also include a visual indicating what percentage of swap contains data. 2.10.5 OpenBSD DifferencesYou can make this hack work on OpenBSD, as long as you remember that the RAM disk device is rd and its configuration tool is rdconfig. Read the relevant manpages, and you'll be hacking away. 2.10.6 See Also
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bspline(u:Number, a:Array, b:Array, s:Point):Point
[static]
Computes a point along a B-spline.
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bsplineCoeff(p:Array, a:Array, b:Array):void
[static]
Computes the co-efficients for a B-spline.
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convexHull(p:Array, len:uint):Array
[static]
Computes the convex hull for a set of points.
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cubic(u:Number, a:Point, c1:Point, c2:Point, c3:Point, p:Point):Point
[static]
Computes a point along a cubic Bezier curve.
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cubicCoeff(a:Point, b:Point, c:Point, d:Point, c1:Point, c2:Point, c3:Point):void
[static]
Computes the co-efficients for a cubic Bezier curve.
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intersectLineRect(a1x:Number, a1y:Number, a2x:Number, a2y:Number, r:Rectangle, p0:Point, p1:Point):int
[static]
Compute the intersection of a line and a rectangle.
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intersectLines(a1x:Number, a1y:Number, a2x:Number, a2y:Number, b1x:Number, b1y:Number, b2x:Number, b2y:Number, intersect:Point):int
[static]
Compute the intersection of two line segments.
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| COINCIDENT : int = -1 [static] Indicates intersection between shapes
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| NO_INTERSECTION : int = 0 [static] Indicates no intersection between shapes
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| PARALLEL : int = -2 [static] Indicates two lines are parallel
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| bspline | () | method |
public static function bspline(u:Number, a:Array, b:Array, s:Point):Point
Computes a point along a B-spline.
Parametersu:Number — the interpolation fraction along the curve (between 0 and 1)
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a:Array — an array of x-components of the B-spline co-efficients
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b:Array — an array of y-components of the B-spline co-efficients
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s:Point — point in which to store the calculated point on the curve
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Point |
| bsplineCoeff | () | method |
public static function bsplineCoeff(p:Array, a:Array, b:Array):void
Computes the co-efficients for a B-spline.
Parametersp:Array — the control points of the spline as an array of x,y values
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a:Array — an array for storing the x-components of co-efficients
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b:Array — an array for storing the y-components of co-efficients
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| convexHull | () | method |
public static function convexHull(p:Array, len:uint):Array
Computes the convex hull for a set of points.
Parametersp:Array — the input points, as a flat array of x,y values
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len:uint — the number of points to include in the hull
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Array — the convex hull, as a flat array of x,y values
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| cubic | () | method |
public static function cubic(u:Number, a:Point, c1:Point, c2:Point, c3:Point, p:Point):Point
Computes a point along a cubic Bezier curve.
Parametersu:Number — the interpolation fraction along the curve (between 0 and 1)
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a:Point — the starting point of the curve
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c1:Point — the zero-order Bezier co-efficients
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c2:Point — the first-order Bezier co-efficients
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c3:Point — the second-order Bezier co-efficients
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p:Point — point in which to store the calculated point on the curve
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Point |
| cubicCoeff | () | method |
public static function cubicCoeff(a:Point, b:Point, c:Point, d:Point, c1:Point, c2:Point, c3:Point):void
Computes the co-efficients for a cubic Bezier curve.
Parametersa:Point — the starting point of the curve
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b:Point — the first control point of the curve
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c:Point — the second control point of the curve
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d:Point — the ending point of the curve
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c1:Point — point in which to store the zero-order co-efficients
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c2:Point — point in which to store the first-order co-efficients
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c3:Point — point in which to store the second-order co-efficients
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public static function intersectLineRect(a1x:Number, a1y:Number, a2x:Number, a2y:Number, r:Rectangle, p0:Point, p1:Point):int
Compute the intersection of a line and a rectangle.
Parametersa1x:Number — the first endpoint of the line
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a1y:Number — the second endpoint of the line
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a2x:Number — the rectangle
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a2y:Number — a length 2 or greater array of points in which to store
the results
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int — the intersection code. This is either the number of
intersections or one of { |
| intersectLines | () | method |
public static function intersectLines(a1x:Number, a1y:Number, a2x:Number, a2y:Number, b1x:Number, b1y:Number, b2x:Number, b2y:Number, intersect:Point):int
Compute the intersection of two line segments.
Parametersa1x:Number — the x-coordinate of the 1st endpoint of the 1st line
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a1y:Number — the y-coordinate of the 1st endpoint of the 1st line
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a2x:Number — the x-coordinate of the 2nd endpoint of the 1st line
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a2y:Number — the y-coordinate of the 2nd endpoint of the 1st line
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b1x:Number — the x-coordinate of the 1st endpoint of the 2nd line
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b1y:Number — the y-coordinate of the 1st endpoint of the 2nd line
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b2x:Number — the x-coordinate of the 2nd endpoint of the 2nd line
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b2y:Number — the y-coordinate of the 2nd endpoint of the 2nd line
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intersect:Point — a Point in which to store the intersection point
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int — the intersection code. This is either the number of
intersections or one of { |
| COINCIDENT | constant |
public static const COINCIDENT:int = -1
Indicates intersection between shapes
| NO_INTERSECTION | constant |
public static const NO_INTERSECTION:int = 0
Indicates no intersection between shapes
| PARALLEL | constant |
public static const PARALLEL:int = -2
Indicates two lines are parallel


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