In addition to SoS statements, you can use a few SoS magics in Jupyter notebook.
"\"
will be joined so you can break long magics into multiple linesThis section lists all magics that SoS supports. To get a list of magics, you can enter %
at the beginning of a line and press tab. You can also get the detailed usage of a magic by executing a magic with -h
option, for example:
%use -h
Note that subkernels can have their own magics, and SoS basically processes all blank lines and known magics and send rest of the cell content to the subkernel. That is to say, because SoS does not define a pwd
magic, the following magic would be process by the Python 3 subkernel.
%pwd
%cd
¶Change the current working directory of the SoS kernel to dir
. The working directory of started subkernels is not affected.
%dict
¶The %dict
magic lists or rests the content of SoS dict, using syntax
%dict [-a|-all] [-k|--keys] [-r|--reset] [var1] [var2] ...
where
var1
, var2
etc are name of variables. All variables will be displayed if no variable is specified.-a|-all
: list all dictionary keys, including SoS functions and variables.-k|--keys
: list only keys, not their values-r|--reset
: reset the dictionary to its original content (with only SoS internal values)%dict --reset
%dict --keys
and reset the dictionary with the --reset
option
%dict --keys
For example, you can see all keys in the SoS dictionary using
%dict --reset
%dict --keys
and reset the dictionary with the --reset
option
%dict --keys
For example, you can see all keys in the SoS dictionary using
%get
¶Magics %get
retrieve variables from SoS or another subkernel to the current subkernel started by magic %use
.
For example,
%use sos
a = [1, 2, 3]
b = [1, 2, "3"]
c = True
%use R
%get a b c
a
b
c
The %preview
magic cannot be used to preview variables in the subkernel so we have to list them one by one. As you can see, a Python list can be converted to R
array or list depending on its content.
Similar to the %put
magic, SoS automatically translate variables with invalid Python names. For example
%use sos
_var = 'Hi, Bob'
%use R
%get _var
.var
%use sos
Also similar to the --to
option of magic %put
, magic %get
accept a parameter --from
to get variables from SoS (default) any kernel. For example,
R_var <- 'R variable'
%get --from R R_var
R_var
Depending on how the language module is defined, such cross-subkernel variable exchange can be achived directly, or by way of SoS, so after the %get --from R R_var
statement, the R_var
variable might or might not exist in the SoS kernel.
%matplotlib
¶Similar to ipython's matplotlib
magic, the %matplotlib inline
magic allows the display of matplotlib figures inline in Jupyter notebook or qtconsole.
%matplotlib inline
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
x = np.linspace(0, 10)
plt.plot(x, np.sin(x), '--', linewidth=2)
plt.show()
%paste
¶This magic pastes content of clipboard to the cell and execute the cell. It is similar but sometimes more convenient than pasting the content using system shortcuts such as Cmd-V
(mac). The additional options allow you to execute the pasted workflow with these options (see magic %run
for details).
%put
¶Magics %put
are used to put variables from subkernel to SoS or another subkernel.
For example
%use R
a = c(1)
b = c(1, 2, 3)
c = list(1, 2, 3)
d = list(1, 2, "3")
e = matrix(c(1,2,3,4), ncol=2)
%put a b c d e
%preview a b c d e
As you can see, although a
is technically an array with length 1 in R
, it is convertered to an integer in SoS. Variables b
and c
are converted to the same type (list
) although they are of different types in R
. Variable e
are converted from R
matrix to numpy
array.
Sometimes a valid variale name in a subkernel is not a valid name in SoS/Python. SoS would automatically convert such names with a warning message. For example,
.a.b = 5
%put .a.b
%preview _a_b --kernel sos
In addition to putting variables from subkernel to SoS, you can also put variables from SoS to subkernel, or from any subkernel to another, using parameter --to
. For example,
R_var <- 'R variable'
%put --to Python3 R_var
R_var
Depending on the language module, such cross-subkernel variable exchange can be performed directly, or by way of SoS. The former is generally faster and, in case of data exchange between instances of the same language, can usually be done witout loss of information.
%preview
¶The %preview
magic has been discussed above. Here is a complete list of options:
%preview -h
%render
¶The %render
magic converts the output of a cell to certain format before displaying it in the notebook. The format can be any format supported by the IPython.display
module and is default to Markdown
. For example, the following code displays all supported options of %render
by checking the subclasses of IPython.display
. The cell returns a string in markdown format and is rendered in Markdown
.
%render
import IPython.display
import inspect
res = '''
Options of magic %render
'''
for key in IPython.display.__dict__.keys():
cls = getattr(IPython.display, key)
if inspect.isclass(cls) and issubclass(cls, IPython.display.DisplayObject):
res += '* {}\n'.format(key)
# this is the output of this cell and will be rendered in Markdown format
res
Similarly, you can use magic %render
to render output in other formats:
%render HTML
'''
This is a table in HTML format

Firstname
Lastname
Age

Jill
Smith
50

Eve
Jackson
94

'''
The %render
magic captures not only the return value of SoS cell, but also standard output of SoS and other cells. For example, a subprocess of the following cell (a Python script) prints the content of a SVG file to standard output, which is captured and displayed by magic %render
.
%render SVG
python:
print(r'''
<svg height="140" width="140">
<defs>
<filter id="f1" x="0" y="0" width="200%" height="200%">
<feOffset result="offOut" in="SourceAlpha" dx="20" dy="20" />
<feGaussianBlur result="blurOut" in="offOut" stdDeviation="10" />
<feBlend in="SourceGraphic" in2="blurOut" mode="normal" />
</filter>
</defs>
<rect width="90" height="90" stroke="green" stroke-width="3" fill="yellow" filter="url(#f1)" />
Sorry, your browser does not support inline SVG.
</svg>
''')
The %render
magic also works for other kernels although it can be tricky to determine what is printed to standard output. For kernel R, the function to print to standard output is cat
so you can use cat
to print something to the standard output for %render
to process. For example,
%render
a <- rnorm(5)
cat(paste(length(a), "random numbers"))
cat(paste('*', a, collapse='\n'))
%rerun
¶The %rerun
magic re-executed the last script, which is basically content of the last cell without the magics. This allows you to re-run the last cell with or without a new set of parameters. Note that cells without a script (e.g. a cell with only magics) does not change the last executed script.
%run
parameter: a = 10
[10]
print("a is set to ${a}")
%rerun --a 20
%run
¶The %run
magic allows you to run the content of a cell as a SoS workflow with specify SoS options such as -v
(verbosity), -j
(max number of jobs), and workflow options as defined by parameter:
keyword.
The content of the cell is extracted and executed as an independent SoS script prepended with [global] sections defined in the notebook. The script does not use any existing variable so all parameters must be passed from command line (options of %run
). The resulting dictionary will merged to the SoS dictionary to make it easy to check the result of the workflow, unless the workflow is executed remotely on another server (option -r HOST
).
For example, if we define a variable in the SoS kernel,
var = 100
it is can be used in other scratch cells,
var += 100
print(var)
But not in the workflow executed by magic %run`
%sandbox --expect-error
%run
print(var)
So you will have to pass the value as a parameter
%run --var 40
parameter: var = int
var += 400
However, when the workflow is executed, the workflow dictionary is merged to the SoS kernel so that you can examine the resulting variables,
print(var)
The %run
magics also provides you a way to execute the same cell multiple times with different parameters, for example
%run
%run --var 1
parameter: var=0
sh:
echo ${var}
%run
magic executes global
sections defined in the notebook which allows you to define commonly used definitions in a global
section and used them in every cell executed by %run
. For example, although we define a variable VAR
to be this is local
in the notebook,
[global]
VAR='this is global'
VAR='this is local'
The global section is executed by the %run
magic
%run
print(VAR)
Also, recall that statements defined before any section is considered as a global section without header, so if you redefine VAR
in a cell as follows, it effectively appends VAR = "this is local global"
to the global
section, which changes the definition of VAR
:
%run
VAR = "this is local global"
[step]
print(VAR)
A complete list of arguments can be shown using the -h
option.
%use sos
%run -h
%save
¶Magic %save
saves the content of the current cell (after the magic itself) to specified file. It accepts the following options:
%save -h
%sosrun
¶The %sosrun
option is a very special magic in that it executes SoS steps defined in the entire notebook. Essentially speaking, this magic
%sosrun
as a separate workflow. Default options specified by magic %set
is honored. Similar to magic %run
, the script does not use any existing variable but the workflow dictionary will be merged to the notebook dictionary after the completion of workflow (see magic %run
for details). For example,
[global]
# this is the global section of a workflow
parameter: gvar = 20
[workflow_10]
print("This is step ${step_name}, with ${gvar}")
[workflow_20]
print("This is step ${step_name}, with ${gvar}")
%sosrun workflow --gvar 40
The content of the workflow is displayed at the side panel (if opened) so that you know what has been collected. Using the workflow feature of SoS, you can execute cells of a notebook conditionally, repeatedly, with different parameters...
The following example demonstrates how to execute a step repeated as a nested workflow of another workflow.
# this is a worker step
[worker]
parameter: val = 5
sh:
echo process ${val}
# this step will execute the previous cell multiple times
%sosrun batch
[batch]
input: for_each={'val': range(5)}
sos_run('worker',val=val)
It is worth mentioning that "global definitions" in a cell without [global]
header is excluded from the notebook workflow. For example, if we have a global definition
[global]
VAR = "this is global"
A %run
magic can override definitions in a global section with global definitions without [global]
header:
%run
VAR = "this is local global"
[local_global]
print(VAR)
However, because VAR = "this is local global"
is not included in a section and is execlued from the notebook workflow, the following %sosrun
magic will have see the statements in the named [global]
section:
%sosrun local_global
This is why we sometimes call global statements without [global]
header local global section because they are only executed by magic %run
, not %sosrun
.
%sossave
¶Magic %sossave
saves the report or workflow defined in the notebook to specified file, according to specified template.
Save workflow in .sos
format
%preview --workflow
.--all
(-a
) is specified, all cells will be saved to a .sos file that might or might not be executable in batch mode.Save report in HTML
format
sos-report
will be used to generate a HTML report, which includes all cells except for those with a scratch
tag, and will display by default markdown cells without a hide_output
tag, and output of code cells with a report_output
tag. In another word, all mark down cells are displayed and output from all code cells are hidden unless you tag them otherwise with keyboard shortcut Ctrl-Shift-O
. All contents could be displayed with a hidden control panel to the top left corner of the screen.--template
. For example, a sos-full
report will generate a HTML file with all content.This magic determines file format with file extension (e.g. output.html
or option --to
(e.g. -t html
), an option --force
to override existing file, and an option -x
to add executable permission to the saved .sos file.
The %sossave
can also help you track revisions of your analysis by committing files to git repository. If your notebook is under a git repository, you can use
-c
(--commit
) to run command git commit SAVEDFILE
with optional message specified by option -m
(--message
).-p
(--push
) to run command git push
.%sossave -h
%set
¶The %set
magic sets a persistent sos options so you do not have to enter them each time after %run
or %paste
. For example, if you set %set -v3
, you can execute all cells in the notebook at verbosity level 3 (DEBUG
).
Note that this magic only accepts keyword arguments (with leading -
or --
) so you cannot use it to specify a default workflow to execute.
%set -v2
[cat_10]
[cat_20]
%set -v1
[mouse_10]
[mouse_20]
%sandbox
¶The %sandbox
magic executes the current cell in the temporary directory with a separate dictionary so that it would change SoS dictionary and files in the current directory.
This magic accepts three parameters:
-d
or --dir
is specified, sandbox will use the specified directory. It will create the directory if it is does not exist, and will not clean or remove the directory after the completion of execution.-k
or --keep-dict
is specified, the cell would use the existing SoS dictionary instead of creating a new one.-e
or --expect-error
is specified, the cell expects an error and would return ok
only if an error
occurs. In practice, this option would prevent Jupyter from stopping at a cell that expects an error when you execute the whole notebook with "execute all".For example, this ls
commands happens at the current directory
!ls Auxil*
but the notebook is not available in the sandbox
%sandbox
!ls Auxil*
and the sandbox dictionary is empty
%sandbox
%dict --keys
Note that the working directory of subkernels is not affected by the %sandbox
magic.
%sessioninfo
¶Magic %sessioninfo
returns the session information of SoS and all the subkernels, which for example include version of the python interpreter and name and version of all imported modules for Python kernels, and the output of function sessionInfo()
for language R.
This magic also outputs values of a variable sessioninfo
in the SoS namespace, which can be a dictionary of section header and items in the format of string, list of strings or (key, value)
pairs, or dictionaries. This mechanism is designed to output arbitrary additional session information, such as revision of documents and versions of commands. The latter has to be collected manually because there is no standard way to get the version information of commands.
For example, let us find the revision of this document and versions of two commands rsync
, and awk
and put them in sessioninfo
:
%preview -n sessioninfo
import time
from collections import OrderedDict
sessioninfo = OrderedDict()
sessioninfo['Programs'] = [
['rsync', get_output('rsync --version | head -1')],
['awk', get_output('awk -version')]
]
sessioninfo['Extra'] = [
['Date', time.strftime("%d/%m/%Y")],
['Revision', get_output('git rev-list --count HEAD')],
['HASH', get_output('git rev-parse HEAD')]
]
Then, after we load Python3 and R,
import pandas
import numpy
library('ggplot2')
We can run %sessioninfo
to display all session information:
%sessioninfo
%shutdown
¶Magic %shutdown
shuts down a specified kernel, or the current running kernel, with an option to restart it (--restart
, -r
). SoS will switch to kernel SoS
if the current kernel is shutdown. In summary
| current kernel | command | kernel after magic |
|---|---|---|
R (for example) |
%shutdown |
SoS |
R |
%shutdown -r |
R (new) |
SoS |
%shutdown R |
SoS (R is shutdown) |
SoS |
%shutdown -r R |
SoS (R is restarted) |
%taskinfo
¶When you execute a SoS workflow with external task, one or more tasks would be displayed in the notebook.
When you click on the task ID, a %taskinfo
magic would be executed at the side panel, displaying the detailed information of the task, including a plot of the CPU and memory usage of the task during its execution.
You can also execute the magic directly by running it in the side panel or a regular cell, with command
%taskinfo 6dbe51a2c129f02e34e454be5f0cbcd9 -q queue
Note that the -q
(--queue
) option specifies the task queue in which the task is being executed.
%tasks
¶The %tasks
magic lists all or selected tasks in local or remote task queue so that you can monitor them using the notebook interface. The tasks would be listed as shown above and you can
This magic accepts parameters -q
(--queue
), and option -s
(--status
) to limit tasks in certain status and --age
) to limit tasks older or newer than specified age. Option age
accepts a number with unit s
(second), m
(minute), h
(hour), or d
(day, default), or hours, minutes and seconds in the HH:MM:SS
format, with an optional prefix +
for older than specified time. For example, you can use magic
%tasks -q host -s running
to list all running tasks on a remote task queue named host
, or
%tasks -s running -t +2d
to list all tasks that has been running for more than 2 days.
%toc
¶The %toc
magic displays the table of content of the current notebook in the side panel which makes it easy for you to navigate within a long notebook. SoS defines a keyboard shortcut Ctrl-Shift-t
for this magic so there is rarely a need to type it in.
%use
¶As shown above, the %use name
magic starts or switch to a subkernel named name
. The kernel will be used for the current cell and any new cell, but not for existing cells created with another kernel. The kernel can be any locally installed Jupyter kenel, or name of a language (e.g. R
for kernel ir
). A language
is usually built upon the corresponding subkernel, with added support for data exchange between SoS and the subkernel.
%use
magic accepts parameters --in (-i)
and --out (-o)
, followed by variables that will be transferred to the subkernel after starting (or switching to) the subkernel, and variables that will be transferred back to SoS before magic %use sos
. It also accepts an option --restart
(-r
) to restart the kernel if it is already running.
For example,
n = 5
%use ir -i n -o ran
ran <- rnorm(n)
%use sos
ran
Data exchange is actually performed by magics %get
and %put
so please refer to these magics for details.
More sophisticated methods to start a new subkernel can be achieved with options -k
(--kernel
), -l
(--language
) and -c
(--color
), more specifically
| usage | sample command | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| Customize the background color of a subkernel | %use R -c red |
Can be applied to existing and new subkernels to change background. A special default name can reset color back to language default. |
| Start a separate instance of a known subkernel, with a different name | %use R2 -k ir -c '#bfff00' |
Use kernel ir and its default langauge interface |
%use R2 -l R -c #CCCCCC |
Use default kernel (ir ) or language R |
|
| Start a subkernel with a customized language module | %use R2 -l mymodule.sos_R |
mymodule.sos_R should be derived from sos.R.sos_R |
| Start an existing kernel without langauge definition with a known language module | %use R_remote -l R |
R_remote could be a kernel defined by remote_ikernel |
| Start another subkernel with a customized language module | %use R2 -k R_remote -l mymodule.sos_R |
Note that remote_ikernel provides an interesting way of using SoS because the kernel is actually started on a remote host, possibly on a cluster managed by PBS/Torch, Sun Grid etc. Using a remote kernel along with a local kernel allows you to exchange data between local and remote kernels (although exchanging of large datasets might not work if the data exchange is performed through local files).
%with
¶%with kernel
also starts (or switches to) a subkernel, but kernel specified by %with kernel
will be reset as soon as the cell is executed. This magic is therefore suitable for a quick errand to another kernel. This magic also accepts options --in
(or -i
) and --out
(or -o
), so you could use
%with R -i n -o ran
ran <- rnorm(n)
to get a list of normally distributed numbers using R's rnorm
function. The current kernel is still sos
.
%use
ran
!shell-command
¶If any other command is entered after !
, sos will treat the rest of the line as a shell command and execute it. Only single-line commands are supported. String interpolation is supported. Note that !cd
does not change the current working directory because the command is executed in a separate process. Use magic %cd
for that purpose.
The command line would accept string interpolation so you can for example do
import tempfile
filename = tempfile.mkstemp()[1]
with open(filename, 'w') as out:
out.write('something\n')
!cat ${filename}
# clean up
!rm ${filename}


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import json
from ibmcloud_python_sdk.config import params
from ibmcloud_python_sdk.auth import get_headers as headers
from ibmcloud_python_sdk.utils.common import query_wrapper as qw
from ibmcloud_python_sdk.vpc import vpc
from ibmcloud_python_sdk.vpc import floating_ip
from ibmcloud_python_sdk.utils.common import resource_not_found
from ibmcloud_python_sdk.utils.common import resource_deleted
from ibmcloud_python_sdk.utils.common import check_args
from ibmcloud_python_sdk.resource import resource_group
[docs]class Gateway():
def __init__(self):
self.cfg = params()
self.vpc = vpc.Vpc()
self.fip = floating_ip.Fip()
self.rg = resource_group.ResourceGroup()
[docs] def get_public_gateways(self):
"""Retrieve public gateways list
:return: List of public gateways
:rtype: list
"""
try:
# Connect to api endpoint for public_gateways
path = ("/v1/public_gateways?version={}&generation={}".format(
self.cfg["version"], self.cfg["generation"]))
# Return data
return qw("iaas", "GET", path, headers())["data"]
except Exception as error:
print("Error fetching public gateways. {}".format(error))
raise
[docs] def get_public_gateway(self, gateway):
"""Retrieve specific public gateway
:param gateway: Public gateway name or ID
:type gateway: str
:return: Public gateway information
:rtype: dict
"""
by_name = self.get_public_gateway_by_name(gateway)
if "errors" in by_name:
for key_name in by_name["errors"]:
if key_name["code"] == "not_found":
by_id = self.get_public_gateway_by_id(gateway)
if "errors" in by_id:
return by_id
return by_id
else:
return by_name
else:
return by_name
[docs] def get_public_gateway_by_id(self, id):
"""Retrieve specific public gateway by ID
:param id: Public gateway ID
:type id: str
:return: Public gateway information
:rtype: dict
"""
try:
# Connect to api endpoint for public_gateways
path = ("/v1/public_gateways/{}?version={}&generation={}".format(
id, self.cfg["version"], self.cfg["generation"]))
# Return data
return qw("iaas", "GET", path, headers())["data"]
except Exception as error:
print("Error fetching public gateway with ID {}. {}".format(
id, error))
raise
[docs] def get_public_gateway_by_name(self, name):
"""Retrieve specific public gateway by name
:param name: Public gateway name
:type name: str
:return: Public gateway information
:rtype: dict
"""
try:
# Retrieve public gateways
data = self.get_public_gateways()
if "errors" in data:
return data
# Loop over gateways until filter match
for gateway in data["public_gateways"]:
if gateway["name"] == name:
# Return data
return gateway
# Return error if no public gateway is found
return resource_not_found()
except Exception as error:
print("Error fetching public gateway with name {}. {}".format(
name, error))
raise
[docs] def create_public_gateway(self, **kwargs):
"""Create public gateway
:param name: The unique user-defined name for this subnet
:type name: str, optional
:param resource_group: The resource group to use
:type resource_group: str, optional
:param floating_ip: Identifies a floating IP by a unique property
:type floating_ip: str, optional
:param vpc: The VPC the public gateway is to be a part of
:type vpc: str
:param zone: The zone the public gateway is to reside in
:type zone: str
"""
args = ["vpc", "zone"]
check_args(args, **kwargs)
# Build dict of argument and assign default value when needed
args = {
'name': kwargs.get('name'),
'resource_group': kwargs.get('resource_group'),
'floating_ip': kwargs.get('floating_ip'),
'vpc': kwargs.get('vpc'),
'zone': kwargs.get('zone'),
}
# Construct payload
payload = {}
for key, value in args.items():
if value is not None:
if key == "resource_group":
rg_info = self.rg.get_resource_group(
args["resource_group"])
if "errors" in rg_info:
return rg_info
payload["resource_group"] = {"id": rg_info["id"]}
elif key == "floating_ip":
fip_info = self.fip.get_floating_ip(args["floating_ip"])
if "errors" in fip_info:
return fip_info
payload["floating_ip"] = {"address": fip_info["address"]}
elif key == "vpc":
vpc_info = self.vpc.get_vpc(args["vpc"])
if "errors" in vpc_info:
return vpc_info
payload["vpc"] = {"id": vpc_info["id"]}
elif key == "zone":
payload["zone"] = {"name": args["zone"]}
else:
payload[key] = value
try:
# Connect to api endpoint for public_gateways
path = ("/v1/public_gateways?version={}&generation={}".format(
self.cfg["version"], self.cfg["generation"]))
# Return data
return qw("iaas", "POST", path, headers(),
json.dumps(payload))["data"]
except Exception as error:
print("Error creating public gateway. {}".format(error))
raise
[docs] def delete_public_gateway(self, gateway):
"""Delete public gateway
:param gateway: Public gateway name or ID
:type gateway: str
:return: Delete status
:rtype: dict
"""
try:
# Check if public gateway exists
gateway_info = self.get_public_gateway(gateway)
if "errors" in gateway_info:
return gateway_info
# Connect to api endpoint for public_gateways
path = ("/v1/public_gateways/{}?version={}&generation={}".format(
gateway_info["id"], self.cfg["version"],
self.cfg["generation"]))
data = qw("iaas", "DELETE", path, headers())
# Return data
if data["response"].status != 204:
return data["data"]
# Return status
return resource_deleted()
except Exception as error:
print("Error deleting public gateway with name {}. {}".format(
gateway, error))
raise


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Copyright © 2008 - 2009 Kevin Sopp
Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt
Table of Contents
Note: This library is not an official boost library, it has not been reviewed yet.
The mp_math
library is the
namespace for all multiple precision arithmetic types. Such types have the
ability to grow dynamically as needed and thus provide arbitrary precision.
Currently, only unbounded integer types are provided via the integer
class template.
This class template acts as a frontend for different backends. The most complete
backend is the native Boost one that you get without any effort on your part
by simply including the <boost/mp_math/integer.hpp>
header file. It is also the slowest. The other backends are a GMP backend and
a backend that is based on the libtommath library. Since I have become the
new maintainer of libtommath I am in the process of making custom adjustments
to libtommath in order for it to provide a more complete C++ experience.
Read on in order to find out how to use the different backends and of course about how to use these integer types.
This library originally started as a port of the C code of libtommath. Without the huge amount of work done by its author Tom St Denis, this library wouldn't have been possible. Not only does he provide free C code, but also a very detailed pdf document of over 200 pages explaining the algorithms used in his code.
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SingletonStrategy
is an interface used to provide common
factory access for the same object based on an implementation strategy for
singleton. Right now there are two that accompany this interface:
SimpleSingleton and PerThreadSingleton. This will replace previous usage of
ThreadLocal to allow for alternate strategies.
| Method Summary | |
Object |
instance()
return a singleton instance of the class specified in setSingletonClass |
void |
reset()
reset the instance to a new instance for the implemented strategy |
void |
setSingletonClassName(String singletonClassName)
set a singleton class name that will be used to create the singleton based on the strategy implementation of this interface. |
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Auto slowdown: Ashok Leyland M&HCV domestic sales drop by 50% in October
The biggest drop was in trucks, whose sales declined by 59 per cent to 3,335 units in October from 8,124 units in the same month a year ago
by T E NarasimhanAshok Leyland has reported a 50 per cent drop in domestic M&HCV sales during the month of October 2019 to 4,565 units as against 9,062 units, a year ago.
The biggest drop was in trucks, whose sales declined by 59 per cent to 3,335 units in October from 8,124 units in the same month a year ago. Bus sales in October, on the other hand, were up 31 per cent to 1,230 units, from 938 units the previous year.
Light commercial vehicles sales dropped by 15 per cent to 4,509 units from 5,279 units a year ago.
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M&HCV truck sales dropped by 43 per cent to 35,563 units from 62,456 units, while M&HCV bus sales declined by one per cent to 8,971 units from 9,080 units.


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| IcalObject | |
| PeriodValue | a half-open range of DateValue s. |
| TimeValue | A time of day. |
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| DateTimeValueImpl | An instant in time. |
| DateValueImpl | A calendar date. |
| IcalParseUtil | static functions for parsing ical values. |
| PeriodValueImpl | a half-open range of DateValue s. |
| RDateList | a list of dates, as from an RDATE or EXDATE ical property. |
| RRule | encapsulates an RFC 2445 RRULE or EXRULE. |
| WeekdayNum | represents a day of the week in a month or year such as the third monday of the month. |
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Using nano to edit documents¶
Nano is a command line text editor which allows you to create, edit and save plaintext files. A plaintext file is a file that contains only text, with no formatting, such as those produced by Notepad on Windows. Generally, sequence data is stored in plaintext files, although the layout of these files generally conforms to some sort of standard (such as the FASTA or FASTQ standards). We also sometimes use plaintext files to write and store parameters for specific software.
If you are new to using the command line, and need to make substantial changes to a document, its recommended to download the file onto your computer and edit in a program you are comfortable with. However, nano provides a quick way to make easy edits directly on the command line.
To create a document using nano you simply type nano
followed by the name you would like to give the file. For example:
nano example.txt
Creating a file using the above command will open the text editor and your terminal will look something like the image below.
The cursor can be seen in the top left of the editor and options are seen at the bottom. The ^
character here is for the ctrl
key. To see all options you can press ctrl+g
. The M
in the expanded options list is for the alt
key.
You can now type whatever you need into this file. To save the file you press ctrl+o
and the exit you press ctrl+x
.
To open an existing file you type nano
followed by the file name.
nano filename
It will show a similar screen to the image above but with all the text that file contains displayed. You can then go ahead and edit the document.
You can move your cursor to the text you want to edit by using the arrow keys on your keyboard. Alternatively, you can move your cursor to a specific point by pressing ctrl+_
then typing the line number followed by a comma then the column number.
Nano also has a search and replace function. If you press ctrl+\
you can search for a word, then type what you want to replace it with. You can then go through each instance of the searched term and decide if you would like to replace it by typing Y
for yes or N
for no. Alternatively you can type A
to replace all. Be careful using this method as there may be times where you do not know how many times some text appears and could be damaging to accidentally replace it all.


I have been purchasing dried acorus calamus (sweet flag) root from bulk sections at local herbal apothecaries the past year. I have found it to have a variety of very useful and interesting properties. I most often chew the dried rootstalk, and sometimes add it to green or ginseng teas.
The taste is extremely bitter, sometimes having a peppery quality to it. It is definitely an acquired taste.
As a medicine, I found chewing it to be very effective at alleviating toothache pain where more traditional methods, such as clove oil, were failing. It also has noticeable calming effects on digestion, much like ginger or peppermint. Adding strongly-brewed calamus tea to a hot bath with several drops of the essential oil of nutmeg creates a pleasantly warm erotic irritation that can last for a couple of hours.
I have found a small handful of calamus to be particularly effective as a stimulant. The state is characterized by euphoria and physical energy, and an increased desire to verbalize. Depending on the individual plant harvested, it can be as strong as ephedra, but lacking the typical negative side effects associated with stimulants. I imagine it is a healthier alternative to caffeine or ephedra.
I imagine it would take a lot of chewing to have a full-blown, sacred, ecstatic entheogenic experience. My one experiment: After chewing perhaps 15g of dried root over a period of one hour, I transcended the stimulation phase and broke through to what I can most easily describe as a low-level LSD-like state. My pupils were dilated and my euphoria heightened so greatly as to induce spontaneous bursts of laughter. The world took on a very wavy visual quality, and I detected movement out of the corners of my eyes. Rays and colors from light sources were strongly enhanced. There is a remarkable lucidity to conscious thought during waking hours, and dreams are vivid, colorful and alive. I was very happy throughout the trip. The experience was physically very gentle and concluded within three hours.
I recommend experimentation with calamus if it can be obtained from a reliable source. Ask your herbalist where it was harvested, and what people who purchase it commonly use it for. It has myriad beneficial medicinal and psychoactive properties.
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Moroni 3:2-3
Entire commentary below in this cell is from piotrkaplanstwo
at Exmormon Reddit
(www.reddit.com/r/exmormon/comments/5hqc5q/week_by_week_debunking_moroni_17).
Notice how, at this time, there is NO mention of the
Aaronic or Melchizedek priesthood. Compare this “right way to ordain a
teacher/priest” to that of Handbook 2, used today to do the same thing:
To perform a priesthood ordination, one or
more authorized priesthood holders place their hands lightly on the person’s
head. Then the priesthood holder who performs the ordination:
1. Calls the person by his full name.
2. States the authority by which the
ordination is performed (Aaronic or Melchizedek Priesthood).
3. Confers the Aaronic or Melchizedek
Priesthood, unless it has already been conferred.
4. Ordains the person to an office in the
Aaronic or Melchizedek Priesthood and bestows the rights, powers, and
authority of that office. (Priesthood keys are not bestowed in conferring the
priesthood or ordaining to one of these offices.)
5. Gives words of blessing as the Spirit
directs.
6. Closes in the name of Jesus Christ.
Remember, up to this point the priesthood was only
mentioned in the Book of Mormon in Alma as “The High Priesthood of the holy
order of God”. It wasn’t until 1831 that Sidney Rigdon influenced the church
to have the “high priesthood”, later called the Melchizedek Priesthood (in
about 1835).
Why didn’t Jesus bestow the Melchizedek priesthood
on them? Why didn’t he give them the Aaronic priesthood by name? Also, no
mention of Deacons? Isn’t one big belief of the modern church the one that
the church of God has always been the same?
And, if you have not heard about it, Joseph Smith
talked a bit about the “Patriarchal priesthood” before his death, calling it
a third order of priesthood, passed from father to son. There’s a whole
rabbit hole there as well.
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This is an experiment to generate fricative voice /sa/ sound by two tubes model and noise source instead of turbulent sound.
The voice /sa/ sound consists of two parts, that are preceding noise sound and following vowel sound.
Generate following vowel sound
python3 main2var.py
Generate preceding noise sound, using perlin noise
python3 PerlinNoise.py
Apply resonance effect to the noise
python3 main2noiseresona.py
Combine preceding noise sound and following vowel sound
python3 make_sa.py
It will save sa_like.wav that sounds similar to voice /sa/ sound.
For more information, please see related WEB
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The term was coined in 1964 by two Australian CSIRO researchers, Isabel Joy Bear and Richard G. Thomas, for an article in the journal Nature. In the article, the authors describe how the smell derives from an oil exuded by certain plants during dry periods, whereupon it is absorbed by clay-based soils and rocks.


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by Eren SengezerSupport for British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party narrowed to 41% from 40% last week, according to the latest opinion poll by ICM for Reuters.
Additionally, the Labour Party is now seen receiving 34%, up 2 points from 32%, to bring down the difference with Conservatives to its lowest level of 7 points since the announcement of the snap election.
With the initial market reaction, the British pound weakened against its major rivals and the GBP/USD pair was last seen trading at 1.2885, still adding 0.42% on the day.


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Section: ABRT Manual (5)Updated: 06/22/2012
Index Return to Main Contents
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abrt.conf - Configuration file for abrt.DESCRIPTION
abrt is a daemon that watches for application crashes. When a crash occurs, it collects the problem data and takes action according to its configuration. This document describes abrtcqs configuration file.
The configuration file consists of items in the format "Option = Value". A description of each item follows:
DumpLocation = directory
- The directory where should abrt store coredumps and all files which are needed for reporting. The default is /var/spool/abrt.
MaxCrashReportsSize = number
- The maximum disk space (specified in megabytes) that abrt will use for all the crash dumps. Specify a value here to ensure that the crash dumps will not fill all available storage space. The default is 1000.
WatchCrashdumpArchiveDir = directory
- The daemon will watch this directory and call abrt-handle-upload on files which appear there. This is used to auto-unpack crashdump tarballs uploaded via ftp, scp, etc. The directory must exist and be writable for abrt. There is no default.
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The Display Caps object returned by the Titanium.Platform.displayCaps
property.
On iPhone and iPod devices with retina display, the density
property is high
and the dpi
property is 320
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On iPad devices with retina display, the density
property is high
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property is 260
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is 130
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Note that Xcode versions prior to 4.3.1 do not have the correct tools to detect the iPad 3 retina display. Apps must be built with Xcode 4.3.1 or later to detect iPad 3 retina display.
Note that the displayCaps
property begins with a lowercase letter, which differentiates it
from the DisplayCaps
object that it returns. Refer to the example to understand how it should
be called.
Adds the specified callback as an event listener for the named event.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| callback | [Callback<Object>] | Callback function to invoke when the event is fired. |
Applies the properties to the proxy.
Arguments
| props | [Dictionary] | A dictionary of properties to apply. |
Fires a synthesized event to any registered listeners.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| event | [Dictionary] | A dictionary of keys and values to add to the Titanium.Event object sent to the listeners. |
Gets the value of the density property.
Gets the value of the dpi property.
Gets the value of the logicalDensityFactor property.
Gets the value of the platformHeight property.
Gets the value of the platformWidth property.
Gets the value of the xdpi property.
Gets the value of the ydpi property.
Removes the specified callback as an event listener for the named event.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| callback | [Callback<Object>] | Callback function to remove. Must be the same function passed to addEventListener. |
Sets the value of the density property.
Arguments
| density | [String] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the dpi property.
Arguments
| dpi | [Number] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the logicalDensityFactor property.
Arguments
| logicalDensityFactor | [Number] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the platformHeight property.
Arguments
| platformHeight | [Number] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the platformWidth property.
Arguments
| platformWidth | [Number] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the xdpi property.
Arguments
| xdpi | [Number] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the ydpi property.
Arguments
| ydpi | [Number] | New value for the property. |


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This project encapsulates some small projects developed in the course PTC3456 - Biomedical Signals Processing. Each on aims to give some elucidation and simulate the human body and its signals.
The available projects are:
You can run an application of each project from the main application by running:
The Nernst Equation allows us to calculate the equilibrium potential for a given ion separated by a phospholipid membrane with ion channels selectively permeable to that ion and is given by:
where:
The equilibrium potential is the electrical potential difference that exactly balances an ionic concentration gradient.
The equilibrium potential and the ionic concentration of ions in a human neuron are displayed by running the following code:
To calculate the equilibrium potential of an ion for a specific setting, run:
The equilibrium potential and the ionic concentration of ions in the exercise are displayed by running the following code:
The Goldman Equation allows us to calculate the resting membrane potential for a given set of monovalent ions separated by a phospholipid membrane with ion channels selectively permeable to these ions and is given by:
The resting membrane potential is the electrical potential difference across an membrane not conducting action potentials.
The resting potential and the ionic concentration of ions in a human neuron are displayed by running the following code:
To calculate the equilibrium potential of an ion for a specific setting, run:


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Links to early Black Friday deals in South Africa
by Staff WriterA number of local retailers have announced that they will hold early sales ahead of Black Friday, which falls on 29 November.
With the shopping day falling later than usual this year, FNB says that more stores are likely to spread their deals out over a number of days to capitalise on the phenomenon and to ensure that their systems can handle the higher than usual load.
A recent report by PwC found that consumers plan to spend 36% more this year versus 2018, with local shoppers planning to spend an average of R3,812 during Black Friday/Cyber Monday 2019.
It added that some 85% of South Africans surveyed confirmed that they intend to buy something or will consider it if there is a good enough deal.
The most popular product categories during Black Friday/Cyber Monday 2019 will be durables like electrical equipment, technology goods, homewares, clothing, shoes and accessories, it said.
The most notable early Black Friday deals are below.
Clicks
Clicks’ Black Friday sale runs from 21 – 27 November with a number of online-only and instore deals.
You can find the full list of deals here.
Makro
Makro said that it will run its deals over five days – from 27 November to 1 December – dubbed ‘Black 5 Day’.
You can find some of the deals here.
Mr Price
Mr Price said it will offer a number of online promos from 25 – 29 November, on mens, ladies and kids fashion items.
You can find out more here.
Pick n Pay
Pick n Pay launched its weekly Black November deals for its Gauteng and Western Cape online shopper at the start of the month, with the retailer reporting a record number of visitors to its website.
The ‘Black November’ deals go live on Pick n Pay’s online shop every Monday at 07h00 and will be valid for seven days or until stocks last, the retailer said.
STA Travel
STA Travel said it will launch a number of epic Black Friday travel specials before the official big day on 29 November.
The group said that new deals will bed added periodically. You can find out more here.
Superbalist
Superbalist said that it will offer Black Friday sales sooner for shoppers this year, with early access to guaranteed deals on selected days in November, with discounts that will not be beaten on Black Friday.
You can find out more here.
Takealot
In the build-up to its Blue Dot Sale, which will run from 29 November to 3 December, Takealot is holding an Early Access Sale.
The Early Access Blue Dot Sale runs from 24-28 November and features deals in a number of categories.
Takealot said it will also provide early access to Black Friday prices, and these prices will not be beaten over the Black Friday period.
The sale can be accessed from the Takealot website here.
TFG
TFG has released some of its early Black Friday deals on tech and home products.
The deals are currently available through its online store here.
Woolworths
Woolworths has launched its early Black Friday 2019 deals through its online store.
The retailer has promised a number of deals on both men and women’s fashion items as well as selected kitchen and dining products.
The store is also offering free delivery to all customers who make their first online order.
The sale will officially be available in-store from Friday (22 November) and Woolworths said that that additional deals will unlock daily in-store, online and through its app.


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Nyzo version 561 (commit on GitHub) adds API endpoints to the client.
This version affects the behavior of the client only.
In BlacklistManager, all code related to iptables was removed. This code has been inactive and mostly commented out since version 511. In the performMaintenance() method, when removing in-cycle verifiers from blacklist, the check for IP address membership in blacklistedAddresses is no longer necessary. It was only performed before due to the significant overhead of running the iptables process.
Later in the BlacklistManager.performMaintenance() method, the call to the setIpTableEntry() method for expired addresses was eliminated. The setIpTableEntry() method was also deleted.
In the Client console loop, a new ExecutionResult object is returned when running a command. If this result is not null, it is printed to the console. In the previous version, all output of a command was written directly to a CommandOutput object. In the future, the CommandOutput object will only be used to provide feedback while a command is running, and final results, errors, and other messages will all be passed back in the ExecutionResult. Some commands have been modified for this new design, and the remaining commands will be modified in upcoming versions.
In ClientController.buildEndpointMap(), a preference now allows activation and deactivation of the web endpoints. Also, the ExitCommand is now excluded. On a publicly accessible server, this command could be activated maliciously to cause the server to terminate.
Also in ClientController.buildEndpointMap(), API endpoints are now added. A preference controls their activation, as well. In this version, long-running commands are excluded. API endpoints for long-running commands will be added in a future version. They cannot send immediate responses, so a mechanism will be implemented to allow status updates and command results to be retrieved based on task identifiers.
The CommandEndpointApi class encapsulates the behavior for API endpoints. It implements the EndpointResponseProvider interface, running its command and returning a JSON representation of the command's result.
CommandEndpoint was renamed to CommandEndpointWeb to distinguish it from CommandEndpointApi.
In CommandEndpointWeb, uses of normalizedArgumentName() were replaced with the argument identifiers provided by the command. This does not change the behavior of the pages, but it does make the rendered pages slightly easier to read and more consistent with the API endpoints.
In CommandEndpointWeb.getProgressPage(), the ExecutionResult is received and printed to the CommandOutput. This is a temporary solution — the ExecutionResult.toHtml() method will be implemented and used in future versions.
The CommandEndpointWeb.normalizedArgumentName() method was deleted. It is no longer needed. Also, the toString() method has been updated with the new class name.
The CommandTable class provides a simple structure for tabular output data. The invertedRowsColumns option allows headers to be displayed on the left side of the table instead of the top of the table.
The CommandTableHeader class structures headers for the CommandTable, providing a label for display and an identifier for API responses.
In ConsoleUtil, a new overload of printTable() accepts a CommandTable as a data source.
ConsoleUtil.printMessages() is used to display the notices and errors produced by commands.
ConsoleUtil.wrapAndPad() wraps a single message to a specified width, padding all resultant lines to the same width. This is a helper method used by ConsoleUtil.printMessages() to produce consistent, compact message blocks.
ConsoleUtil.blankString() is used by printMessages() and wrapAndPad() to succinctly produce strings of a specified lengths containing only spaces.
The ExecutionResult interface is used to present the results of running a Command. It contains three method declarations: one for the API, one for the web UI, and one for the console UI.
SimpleExecutionResult is a general-purpose container for command results. It allows storage of a CommandTable, a list of errors, and a list of notices. It already provides proper implementations of toJson() and toConsole(). The toHtml() method currently returns null — this will receive a proper implementation and be utilized in a future version. In this version, the toConsole() method is used to provide all feedback in the web UI.
The static SimpleExecutionResult.toJson() method provides sufficient JSON serialization capabilities for this class.
The jsonForCollection(), jsonForArray(), and jsonForCommandTable() methods assist in JSON serialization. The jsonForCommandTable() method renders the table as an array of objects, using the table header identifiers as the object property names for each object.
The BalanceDisplayCommand is not a long-running command, so it was modified to produce an ExecutionResult for use in an API endpoint. The table that was printed directly to the CommandOutput was replaced with a CommandTable. Messages that were printed directly to the CommandOutput are now added to the appropriate message lists.
Each account is added as a row in the BalaceDisplayCommand output table. If no accounts matching the specified prefix are found, a notice is added.
A client system is now running at http://client.nyzo.co. The long command name for the BalanceDisplayCommand is balance, and the argument identifier is walletId. So, to retrieve the balance for all accounts starting with aa88, the API request is http://client.nyzo.co/api/balance?walletId=aa88.
The Command interface now has the isLongRunning() method to indicate which commands are unable to return results immediately. The run() method now returns an ExecutionResult.
CycleTransactionListCommand is long-running because it has an option for retrieving transactions from a verifier. It is not yet implemented as an API endpoint.
CycleTransactionSendCommand is long-running because it sends a cycle transaction to every in-cycle verifier. It is not yet implemented as an API endpoint.
CycleTransactionSignCommand is long-running because it sends a cycle transaction signature to every in-cycle verifier. It is not yet implemented as an API endpoint.
EmptyCommand is a placeholder used for the console mode of the client. It does not need to be implemented as an API endpoint.
ExitCommand terminates the client. It is only available from the console mode.
InvalidCommand is another placeholder used, when an invalid command is typed, by the console mode only.
NttpDataGenerateCommand requires no communication with the mesh, so it runs quickly. The NTTP number and Git hash are echoed in the response, and the generated sender data is provided as a normalized sender-data string.
The command flow for the API endpoints does not yet use the validation flow for commands that require validation. So error reporting is often imprecise. For example, this command will respond with "An unexpected error occurred while running this command" if an NTTP number is not provided.
PrefilledDataCreateCommand also runs with no delay. A notice is added if the account is not found in the latest-available balance list, as this may be a sign of an incorrect receiver identifier.
The result of PrefilledDataCreateCommand echoes back the receiver identifier and the sender data. The prefilled-data string is provided as a Nyzo string.
This command currently supports only text strings for sender data. It will be updated in a future version to support raw byte sender data using normalized sender-data strings.
PrefilledDataSendCommand also requires mesh communication, so it is not yet implemented as an API endpoint.
PrivateNyzoStringCommand runs locally, requiring no mesh communication. The result includes raw bytes and Nyzo strings for both the private seed and public identifier.
PublicNyzoStringCommand also runs locally. Its description was corrected.
PublicNyzoStringCommand produces a notice if the recipient was not found in the balance list.
PublicNyzoStringCommand returns the raw bytes and the Nyzo string of the public identifier.
TransactionSendCommand is long-running, so it is not yet implemented for the API.
A content-type constant for JSON was added to EndpointResponse.
The WebListener class contains two new keys for preferences: add_web_endpoints and add_api_endpoints. Both active by default, these allow a server to be configured to provide only web functionality, only API functionality, or both.


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Rich Kids Go Skint oil baron heiress spends £1000 on night out and £1500 on taxis
“I don’t get an allowance from my parents, my mum just gives me money whenever I ask for it"
by Vickie Scullard, Emma FlanaganAn heiress to a self-made oil baron claims she spends £1500 a month on taxis as "walking is for peasants" and will easily spend £1000 on a night out with friends.

Nadia is swapping her extravagant lifestyle, where she orders food to be delivered up to four times a day, and asks her mum for money whenever she needs it, reports the Manchester Evening News.
However, she decided to swap her privileged life for a short stay with a family who struggle financially for the 5Star show as she is at "a crossroads" in her life.
She tells the show: “I don’t get an allowance from my parents, my mum just gives me money whenever I ask for it.
“I am currently unemployed, I am doing nothing, I am running out of things to do.
“I spend maybe £1,500 on taxis per month. Walking is for peasants.”
Nadia's new home, as part of the show, is with 40-year-old Natalie, 16-year-old Kaliel and 11-year-old Ilai. Natalie works 16 hours a week and is on Universal Credit and has £50 a week to spend on food for the whole family.
Natalie, who lives in Bournemouth, opened up on the show: "I ended up homeless at 15 and then I ended up in prison. I overdosed at the age of 18 and when I started to turn things around, I was pregnant with Kaliel and it was so scary for me."
Despite the pair’s different lives, they struck up a surprise bond, with Nadia - who insists she has a “phobia” of tap water - saying her expectations were “blown out of the park” after admitting she feared she would be staying at a “dirty” home.
She said: "I felt more emotional in the past couple of days than I have in a really long time.

"You're kinda living in this fake perfect La La Land where no one talks about problems or emotional struggles.
"And everything they talk about is the economy or what the next trend is or what restaurant to eat at."
As she left the home, Nadia gave her children JD Sports vouchers worth £100 each, while Natalie was offered £100.

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Description of the Problem
https://www.lintcode.com/problem/surrounded-regions/description
477. Surrounded Regions Given a 2D board containing 'X' and 'O', capture all regions surrounded by 'X'. A region is captured by flipping all 'O''s into 'X''s in that surrounded region.  Your submission beats 99.60% Submissions!
private int rows, cols;
public void surroundedRegions(char[][] board) {
if ( board == null ) return;
rows = board.length;
if ( rows == 0 ) return;
cols = board[0].length;
for ( int i=0; i < rows; i++ ) {
fill(board, i, 0);
fill(board, i, cols-1);
}
for (int j=0; j < cols; j++ ) {
fill(board, 0, j);
fill(board, rows-1, j);
}
for ( int i= 0; i < rows; i++ ) {
for (int j=0; j < cols; j++ ) {
if ( board[i][j] == 'O' ) board[i][j] = 'X';
if ( board[i][j] == 'A' ) board[i][j] = 'O';
}
}
}
public void fill(char[][] board, int i, int j) {
if ( i < 0 || j < 0 || i > rows -1 || j > cols -1 ) return;
if ( board[i][j] == 'O' ) {
board[i][j] = 'A';
fill(board, i, j-1);
fill(board, i, j+1);
fill(board, i-1, j);
fill(board, i+1, j);
}
}
}


| Category | Place | Race # | Name | Club |
| Juniors | 1 | 61 | Jacob Gavrielides | Unattached |
| Women | 1 | 121 | Renee Coppock | YVCC |
| Women | 2 | 108 | Kathleen Jones | Unattached |
| Women | 3 | 55 | Deirdre McNamer | Unattached |
| Women | 4 | 52 | Michelle Flenniker | Unattached |
| Women | 5 | 68 | Kathy Aragon | YVCC |
| Women | 6 | 71 | Renee Tays | Unattached |
| Men Cat 1,2,3 | 1 | 322 | Blake Wiedenheft | GAS/Heritage Homes |
| 2 | 325 | Alexandre Lussier | GAS/Heritage Homes | |
| 3 | 321 | Daniel Barry | GAS/Heritage Homes | |
| 4 | 317 | Aaron Johnson | GAS/Heritage Homes | |
| 5 | 324 | Erik Bailly | GAS/Giant | |
| Men Cat 4,5 | 1 | 66 | James Wuzste | Atlanta Velo X-Change |
| 2 | 34 | Chris Schultz | Unattached | |
| 3 | 431 | Chris Rice | GAS/Heritage Homes | |
| 4 | 50 | George Rice | Unattached | |
| 5 | 65 | Don Ruesch | YVCC | |
| 6 | 56 | Patrick Schilling | Unattached | |
| 7 | 58 | Edward Quinn | Unattached | |
| 8 | 48 | Paul Andrews | Unattached | |
| 9 | 53 | Eric Kern | Unattached | |
| 10 | 57 | Morgan Grover | Unattached | |
| 11 | 62 | Chris Kosine | Unattached | |
| 12 | 70 | Tim Tays | Unattached | |
| 13 | 59 | Steve Cropley | Unattached | |
| DNF | 22 | Jeremy Williams | MSU | |
| Maters 40-54 | 1 | 54 | Jay Marschall | YVCC |
| 2 | 216 | Scot Smith | YVCC | |
| 3 | 233 | Charles Harper | YVCC | |
| 4 | 210 | Jeff Agamenoni | Eschelon | |
| 5 | 64 | Scott Lillie | YVCC | |
| 6 | 67 | Nick Coy | YVCC | |
| 7 | 218 | Jeff Olson | YVCC | |
| 8 | 69 | Chuck Aragon | YVCC | |
| 9 | 434 | Albert Pendergrass | GAS/Heritage Homes | |
| 10 | 214 | Blair Fisher | Northern Rockies | |
| 11 | 51 | James Curran | YVCC | |
| 12 | 63 | Randy Hammerquist | Unattached | |
| 13 | 60 | Dave Hagstrom | Unattached | |
| Masters 55+ | 1 | 49 | Jim Downs | YVCC |
| 2 | 250 | Richard Allen | 5 Valley Velo | |


Before you begin
This is a Xamarin.Forms class which includes projects for iOS, Android, and Windows. When working on the exercises, you can select the easiest supported platform to run your application on. Refer to the Setup Requirements on the Xamarin University website if you need help with your development environment.
Overview
This session dives deeper into using and customizing the ListView
control in Xamarin.Forms to display collections of data. It is a follow-on class to XAM311 - Using the ListView in Xamarin.Forms and it is expected that you have already taken that class.
Objectives
- Create custom cell definitions
- Add headers and footers
- Separate your data into Groups
- Performance-tune your ListViews
Lecture
XAM312 - Customizing the ListView in Xamarin.Forms.
Exercises
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Providing a custom cell template for our ListViewExercise
In this first exercise, we will replace an existingImageCell
definition with a custom row visualization that allows us to dictate the position and color of the elements displaying the data. -
Add a header and footer to the ListViewExercise
In this exercise, we will add add a header and footer to our ListView. -
Adding Grouping support to our Character ListExercise
In this group exercise, we will add grouping support to theListView
so that the characters are grouped by the first letter of the name. -
Add a Quick IndexExercise
In this short exercise, you will turn on support for the "quick" jump index for iOS and Windows. -
Turn on recycle cachingExercise
In this final exercise, you will turn on the recycle caching strategy.