Pipeline Script: DTBook to LaTeX [BETA]
Overview
This script converts a DTBook 2005 document to LaTeX.
The script can be used to produce LaTeX which can be rendered
to PDF and used for Large Print.
The main reason this script is still in "BETA" is to indicate
that the maintainer welcomes any feedback, requests or even bug
reports.
No specific requirements beyond that the input needs to be a
valid DTBook 2005 document.
Output
The script generates LaTeX output which can be transformed to
PDF. A modern version of LaTeX is recommended as the generated
output requires XeTeX which
has features for Unicode
and TrueType
font handling. The best bet is probably to install
TeX Live which should
include XeTeX and many fonts.
On Linux you need to invoke xelatex to produce PDF
from the generated LaTeX document. For instructions on how to
invoke xelatex on Windows consult
the TeX Live
documentation.
It is also recommended that you install
the Tiresias
LPfont which is well suited for large print publications.
Please note that the PDF generated by LaTeX is not tagged and
hence not accessible. For producing hard copy
Large Print however this script is perfectly fine.
Configuration
- Input DTBook
- Required. The input DTBook document; the grammar version needs to be in the 2005 series.
- Output XHTML
- Required. Resulting XHTML 1.O document.
- Font size
- Optional. The font size to be used for the
generated LaTeX. See also the documentation of the extsizes
package
(http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/extsizes).
- Font
- Optional. The font to be used for the
generated LaTeX. Make sure you have the specified fonts
installed on your system. See also
the TeX Live
documentation.
- Page style
- Optional. The page style to use for the
document. The three possible values are:
- Plain
- This is the simplest style. It contains
no headers, a very simple footer with the page number. Page
numbers of the original document are not displayed and the
sections are not numbered.
- With original page numbers
- This style is
similar in simplicity to the 'Plain' style but page numbers
of the original document are displayed.
- Scientific
- This is a more fancy page style that
contains the section title and the page number in the
header. Page numbers of the original are shown and the
sections are numbered. It corresponds to the standard LaTeX
book style.
- Alignment
- Optional. The alignment to use for standard
text. Normally text is normally best read if it is justified.
However under some circumstances text can be easier read if it
is left aligned. It will also have less hyphenated words.
- Default language
- Optional. The language to use for the babel
package if no xml:lang tag specifies it. For all valid values
check the babel documentation
(http://www.ctan.org/get/macros/latex/required/babel/babel.pdf).
- Stock size
- Optional. The large print book presumably
will be printed out. The stock size is the size of the paper on
which the book will be printed. Usually this paper will be
trimmed to the paper size of the actual book. This option lets
you define the stock size. You can either choose standard sizes such as A4
or letter.
- Paper size
- Optional. The paper size of the resulting
book can match the stock size, i.e. the size of the paper the
large print book is printed on. But it doesn't have to. If you
would like to have a different paper size you can define it
using the following parameters:
- Paper Width
- Optional.Width of the paper
- Paper Height
- Optional.Height of the paper
- Left Margin
- Optional.Inner margin of the paper
- Right Margin
- Optional.Outer margin of the paper
- Top Margin
- Optional.Top margin of the page
- Bottom Margin
- Optional.Bottom margin of the page
- Line spacing
- Optional. The line spacing to be used for the generated LaTeX.
- XML Validation Report
- Optional. Path to a file to store a validation XML report in.
The documents linked below are parts of the Transformer technical documentation. These are developer and systems-administrator centric documents.
- DTBook 2 LaTeX


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| Apache Struts 2 Documentation > Home > Tutorials > Getting Started > Unit Testing |
| The example code for this tutorial, Unit_Testing_Struts2_Mvn, is available on Google Code - http://code.google.com/p/struts2-examples/downloads/list. After downloading and unzipping the file, you'll have a folder named Unit_Testing_Struts2_Mvn. In that folder will be a README.txt file with instructions on now to build and run the example application. This tutorial assumes you already know how to write unit tests using Junit. |
Struts 2 supports running unit tests of methods in the Struts Action class with the Struts 2 JUnit plugin. The JUnit plugin allows you to test methods of an Action class from within the Struts 2 framework. The Struts Servlet filter and interceptors fire just as if your application was running on a Servlet container.
| The Struts 2 user mailing list is an excellent place to get help. If you are having a problem getting the tutorial example applications to work search the Struts 2 mailing list. If you don't find an answer to your problem, post a question on the mailing list. |
The Struts 2 JUnit plugin jar file must be on your application's class path. In the example application (see info above) the pom.xml includes a dependency for the struts2-junit-plugin. There are numerous transitive dependencies, including to JUnit and the Spring framework.
In the example application, the Register Action class includes using the validate method. This method is automatically executed by the Struts 2 framework prior to the execute method. Additionally, this method needs the values from the user's input on the form to already have been provided to the instance fields of the Action class (this work is done by another Struts 2 interceptor). So it would be difficult to test the validate method without the overall Struts 2 framework running.
To use the Struts 2 plugin to ensure the Strut 2 framework runs as part of the test, you need to have your JUnit test class extend StrutsTestCase (see RegisterTest class in the example application).
| Note that the Struts 2 JUnit plugin can be used to design unit tests of other Action class methods such as the input method and also to test methods of a custom interceptor you add to the interceptor stack. Also in this example, the test is for validation performed in the validate method. But the same type of test would work if the validation was done using XML file validation. |
To test the validate method we want Struts to call the Struts action that will cause the Action class's validate and execute methods to be run. In the example application this action is register.
<action name="register" class="org.apache.struts.register.action.Register" method="execute"> <result name="success">/thankyou.jsp</result> <result name="input">/register.jsp</result> </action>
Remember the validate method will be called automatically by the framework before calling the execute method. If validation fails the Struts framework will return "input". If there are no validation errors then the framework will call the execute method and return whatever String the execute method returns.
For our first test we'll test that there should be no validation errors. In the normal flow of this application the user would first enter the form data shown on the register.jsp page.
The input fields for the form have the following name values: personBean.firstName, personBean.lastName, personBean.email, and personBean.age. When the user fills out those fields Struts will take the values and provide them to the appropriate set methods of the personBean object. So as part of the test I need to simulate the user filling out these form fields. The StrutsTestCase provides a request object (of type MockHttpServletRequest) that I can use to set these values in the request scope.
@Test public void testExecuteValidationPasses() throws Exception() { request.setParameter("personBean.firstName", "Bruce"); request.setParameter("personBean.lastName", "Phillips"); request.setParameter("personBean.email", "bphillips@ku.edu"); request.setParameter("personBean.age", "19"); ActionProxy actionProxy = getActionProxy("/register.action"); Register action = (Register) actionProxy.getAction() ; assertNotNull("The action is null but should not be.", action); String result - actionProxy.execute(); assertEquals("The execute method did not return " + ActionSupport.SUCCESS + " but should have.", ActionSupport.SUCCESS, result); }
The first statements in the test method use the request object to set the values of any request parameters. These simulate the values the user would enter into the form fields. Note how the first argument to setParameter is the same as the value of the name attribute in the Struts textfield tag in the register.jsp page.
In this test I'm providing good data for each form field as I want to ensure my validation doesn't register an error if the user provides correct information.
I then call the getActionProxy method with the argument of "/register.action" and then the getAction method to get a reference to the Struts action class for this test. This will ensure that the Struts 2 JUnit plugin will know which Action class should be used--the class associated with the register action in the struts.xml. In this case that class is the Register class.
The assertNotNull test ensures that argument to getActionProxy reference an Action class identified in struts.xml. It's a way of checking that you've correctly setup struts.xml for this action.
After that I can call actionProxy.execute(). This causes the Struts 2 framework to go through its normal process of Servlet fileter and interceptors for the action identified by the actionProxy (in this case that is the register.action). The validate method of class Register will get called and if it doesn't create any field or action errors then Struts 2 will call the execute method. In this example, the execute method should return "success".
So in the next statement, I check that success was returned.
To test that validation should fail, I just need to have a test method that doesn't provide input for a form field. For example, in the validate method of the Register Action class, is a test to ensure the user has entered some information for the personBean.firstName input field. In the test method I would just not use the request object to set a parameter for that field.
@Test public void testExecuteValidationFailsMissingFirstName() throws Exception() { //request.setParameter("personBean.firstName", "Bruce"); request.setParameter("personBean.lastName", "Phillips"); request.setParameter("personBean.email", "bphillips@ku.edu"); request.setParameter("personBean.age", "19"); ActionProxy actionProxy = getActionProxy("/register.action"); Register action = (Register) actionProxy.getAction() ; assertNotNull("The action is null but should not be.", action); String result - actionProxy.execute(); assertEquals("The execute method did not return " + ActionSupport.INPUT + " but should have.", ActionSupport.INPUT, result); }
In the last assertEquals statement my test checks that the Struts 2 framework returned "input" as that is what the Struts 2 framework will return if the validation adds a field or action error.
There is much more you can do with the Struts 2 JUnit plugin to help you test the methods of your Action class in conjunction with the Struts 2 fraemwork. If your Struts 2 application uses Spring to inject dependencies into the Action class then the Struts 2 JUnit Plugin has a StrutsSpringTestCase that your test class should extend. Please read Testing Actions to learn more.


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Spring 2018
Lecturer: K.W. Chen @CS, NCTU Taiwan
Lab1. Introduction to Open CV and installation Mar 01, 2018
Install Open CV
- In the Ubuntu 16.04 64bit
Required dependencies are the followings
1.Git
2.Python 2.6 or later and Numpy 1.5 or later with developer packages (python-dev, python-numpy)
3.CMake 2.6 or higher
4.GCC 4.4.x or later
sudo apt-get install libopencv-dev python-opencv
pkg-config --modversion opencv
- Build your opencv_file.cpp with CMake or g++ standards
1.With CMake (Don't forget to add CMakeLists.txt)
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.8) project( <project_name> ) find_package( OpenCV REQUIRED ) add_executable( <project_name> <project_name>.cpp ) target_link_libraries( <project_name> ${OpenCV_LIBS} )
2.With g++ and flags for opencv libraries
g++ lab1-2.cpp `pkg-config --cflags --libs opencv`
Today's course contents
Basic understanding of image processing and image data format. Course week1 pdf
Bilinear Interpolation
Basically ,this is an algorithm aimed for image transformation in this lab.
The interpolated value of a point is a reversely-weighted average of the neighboring points,
such method is quite useful in the image transformation.
Lab2. Image processing in spacial domain, linear and non-linear transformation Mar 08, 2018
- Spacial-domain image processing.
- Histogram equalization and mask processing
- Edge detection algorithm: Sobel filter, Laplician smoothing (W.J.Tsai OS Fall2017 HW3) ,sharpening and dege detection.
- Computer vision
1.Low level measurement such as brightness,Enhancements,Region segments,Features
Today's course contents
Today's lab, Spacial Domain histogram equalization.
- Problem1 Histogram equalization
1.We may use the vector to implement the map for statistical data.
2.Accumulate using another vector
3.Count and mapping to the relative proportion * max_value, then that's all
NOTE!!!! THE DEFAULT IMG MAT IS 3-CHANNEL TYPE, NOT ONE CHANNEL GREY-SCALE, SO IF WE DONT DO THE GREY SCALE CONVERSION, ONLY ⅓ OF THE IMAGE WILL BE PROCESSED, THUS THE FOLLOWING CODE IS NEEDED
Mat input_img = imread(argv[1]); //since the bgr channel is used for default action, then the BGR 3 channel image must be converted to GREY channel cvtColor(input_img, input_img, CV_BGR2GRAY); Mat output_img = input_img.clone(); histogram_equal(input_img, output_img);
void histogram_equal(Mat& input, Mat& output) { vector<int> hash_distribution; vector<double> intensity_cdf; hash_distribution.resize(256); intensity_cdf.resize(256); for(int i=0;i<input.rows;i++) { for(int j=0;j<input.cols;j++) { hash_distribution[(int) input.at<uchar>(i,j)]++; } } //search the maxium value int max_value = 0, cnt=0; double cumulative_cnt = 0.0f; for(int i=0;i<hash_distribution.size();i++) { if(hash_distribution[i]!=0) { max_value = max(max_value, i); cumulative_cnt += (double) hash_distribution[i] / (double)(input.rows * input.cols); cnt += hash_distribution[i]; intensity_cdf[i] = cumulative_cnt; cout<<"cnt "<<cnt<<" at "<< i<<" Cumulate to "<<cumulative_cnt<<" where intensity is now "<<intensity_cdf[i]<<endl; } } for(int i=0;i<input.rows;i++) { for(int j=0;j<input.cols;j++) { output.at<uchar>(i,j) = (intensity_cdf[input.at<uchar>(i,j)] * max_value ); } } }
Lab3. Brief introduction to Computer Vision Mar 15, 2018
Binary Machine Vision
Today's lab, connected component labeling
Lab4. Camera Calibration Mar 29, 2018
Camera Calibration
- (From official openCV document)Basically, you need to take snapshots of these patterns with your camera and let OpenCV find them. Each found pattern results in a new equation. To solve the equation you need at least a predetermined number of pattern snapshots to form a well-posed equation system. This number is higher for the chessboard pattern and less for the circle ones. For example, in theory the chessboard pattern requires at least two snapshots. However, in practice we have a good amount of noise present in our input images, so for good results you will probably need at least 10 good snapshots of the input pattern in different positions.
- First, download , measure the size of those square
- Take many photos (approx 50 images ) of this grid and save it as jpg file
- Iterate all the point on the


Why use csv2table?
Uploading large csv datasets (100mb-1gb+) from APEX application can take hours to upload, parse and insert into table, csv2table plugin solves this problem, makes it a lot (10x) faster.
Note - I have uploaded 1.5GB of csv file without exhausting browser memory under 11 minutes in free oracle cloud VM environment, which comes to ~ 2mb/sec. I believe in production environment, once can upload 1GB csv file under 1 minute by tuning chunkSize and Threads. Please read FAQ for more information.
can I use csv2table with oracle 11g and APEX 5.x ?
Yes, the plugin can be configured to use any plsql data parser like json_table, APEX_DATA_PARSER, xmltable and custom insert implementation, making it possible to be used in any database and APEX version.
Version 1.0 was developed on <IP_ADDRESS>/APEX 5.1.4 and tested on database 19.0 and APEX version 20.2.
can I insert records into other schema than APEX parsing schema?
Yes, plugin code will execute insert against csv2table (table) using dynamic sql. You will have to create table synonym and give insert grants to APEX parsing schema. You can also choose custom insert implementation to insert in any schema or table per your environment and requirements
Why is csv2table plugin fast?
csv2table parses records from local files in Javascript memory in chunks (JSON) using fast csv parser (PapaParse), keeping memory usage low and inserting parsed chunks using json_table function, which is very also very fast.
How do I know, when the file is fully uploaded and all records are inserted into csv2table?
Complete callback function is only called, when csv2table is done processing the files. You can the check the result object for "complete" status, and take further actions
function completeFn(results){
console.log("I am error complete callback function", results);
if ( results.status.state == "complete" ) {
console.log('Upload completed');
}
}
How do I catch any exceptions?
Error callback function will be called for any parsing and insert errors. You can check the result object for "error" status and take further actions.
function errorFn(results){
console.log("I am error callback function", results);
if ( results.status.state == "error" ) {
console.log('error message', results.error.message);
}
}
How can I track upload progress?
After every chunk is inserted, chunk insert callback function is called. The result argument contains the progress value between 0..1
function chunkInsertedFn(results){
console.log("I am chunk Inserted callback function", results);
console.log(results.progressSoFar());
}
Does the plugin support multiple files?
No. Multiple file feature is work under progress for future version.
can I uplooad tab delimited or color delimited file?
Yes, delimiters are auto detected by PapaParse csv parser.
you can also set the delimiter in the Javascript Initiliazation option.
Below Javascript initialization function, sets the plugin options during run time
function (options) {
options.delimiter = ":" ;//colon delimiter
options.newline = "\n" ; //newline separating records
options.quoteChar = "'"; //char used for quoting columns
options.escapeChar = "\\"; //char used for escaping quoteChar
options.chunkSize = "1000000";
options.threads = 2;
options.fileType = "remote";
options.skipFirstNRows = "1"
}
For more details please refer to PapaPare documentation on csv parser configuration
How can I map file columns to csv2table columns?
Column n is mapped to csvtable.cn , for e.g 1st column of records will be inserted into csvtable.c1
How do I validate column format (e.g. Date) and any business validation on columns or set of rows?
After upload is completed, all records are available in csv2table, having same upload Identifier in csv2table.upload_ID, which can be used to query records and perform any column or row based validations.
function completeFn(results){
console.log("I am error complete callback function", results);
if ( results.status.state == "complete" ) {
console.log('Upload completed upload_ID: ', results.uploadID());
//use results.uploadID() to get the upload_ID
//perform call ajax or submit page to execute
// validations using upload_ID
}
}
Note : Upload_ID is also available in error and chunk inserted callback function
can I pause the file parsing during upload?
Yes, you can only pause the parser for stream based upload, i.e when stream option is set to 'Y'
In chunk inserted callback, you can set the pause and resume.
function chunkInsertedFn(results){
console.log("I am chunk Inserted callback function", results);
if ( csv2table ) { //csv2table is global object available during upload process and can be access in callbacks
csv2table.pause();
}
//do something like column format validation or some backend processing when upload is paused
if ( csv2table ) {
csv2table.resume()
}
}
How can I identify the row containing column header in csv2table after upload is completed?
If inserts are done parallelly, by setting threads options > 1, then so rows are not inserted in order and you will have to query the csv2table with name of header column to identify the header record
select * from csv2table where c1='name of first column header'
are blank lines skipped?
Yes
can my file contain record where some columns are quoted and some are not?
Yes and No.
for e.g below is csv file
"Hello",World
Welcome,"Back"
"Thank","You"
No, Problem
?**
No, but I have found that, PapaParse has bug in parsing mixed quoted and unquoted columns in a record, when stream is set to Y.
Yes, You can use it without issues, by setting chunksize greater than filesize. for e.g if your file size is within 5mb, then set the chunkSize to 10mb for files , which may have mixed quoted and unquoted columns.
does csv2table clean itself by deleting old records periodically?
No, you can write a archiver and schedule it for cleanups.
How do I validate upload file has expected number of columns?
In chunk Inserted callback function, you can get the number of columns, using the result object. Below example checks , prints number of column for first chunk.
function chunkInsertedFn(results){
console.log("I am chunk Inserted callback function", results);
//check the number of columns in first chunk
if ( results.chunked == 1 ) {
console.log(results.parseResults.data[0].length);
//here you can also check if the column header (if any) passes expected name and position.
}
}
parseResults object can also be used to validate column format and notify the user.
Why write custom insert implemetation and why bind out variable containing number of inserted records?
can I transform the record before inserting into csv2table?
You can use the transform option, by setting the options in Javascript Initialization code. Please check PapaParse documentation for more csv parser configuration.
can I map the csv file column header name with csv2table columns?
No. csv2table will parse and insert into table using position of column in the uploaded file. 1st column goes into csv2table.c1, 2nd into csvtable.c2 If csv file contains header it will also be inserted. You can configure skip option and set to 1, to skip the first header record.
Other main reason, csv2table is position based, than header-column map based, is because, the size of parsed record in JSON increases with header-column mapping. Every column (value) is mapped to header (key) for every record. This results in size increase and slower performance, than sending just array of column value, which is second fastest way. First is binary.
I will add header-column mapping in future release, to support this usecase. For now the workaround will be to insert the column header (skip=0) and write a mapper in dynamic plsql using the header name and csv2table.c1...cn
How many columns can be uploaded?
Plugin supports upto 100 columns. More columns can be added to csv2table and AJAX function in the plugin, when required.


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Browser Engine - Manages the interaction between the UI and the rendering engine
Rendering Engine - Displays, or renders, the requested page content. If the requested content is HTML, it will parse HTML and CSS and render the parsed content.
Networking - Handles network calls, such as HTTP requests
JS Interpreter - Parses and executes JavaScript code
UI Backend - Used for drawing basic widgets like combo boxes and windows; uses operating system user interface methods
Data Storage - The persistence of data stored in the browser, such as cookies
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<html lang="en">
<head>
<script type="text/javascript" src="entry.js"></script>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>
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The format for the fontSelectStrparameter is "Family:Size:Style". Each element is separated by a colon. The ":Style" is optional. If left out, the text appears in the standard face for the font.
Family is the name of the font, such as "Times", "Helvetica", etc. The name must match an existing font on the system. Because one does not necessarily know which fonts will be available and names for the same font change between different systems (i.e Times, Times-Roman, etc.), Turing defines three family names that will be mapped as closely as possible to fonts that exist on the system.
| "serif" is used for a serifed body font. This will usually be mapped to Times-Roman. | |
| "sans serif" is used for a non-serifed display font. This will usually be mapped to Arial. | |
| "mono" is used for a mono spaced font. This will usually be mapped to Courier. |
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Under Turing, the size parameter may also have the form height x width where height and width are the pixel height and width desired. What is returned is the font scaled in order to fit into the width and height requested. The font name must be a scaleable font for this to succeed.
Style is the font style in which the text should appear. It can be one of "bold", "italic" or "underline". You can also have "bold,italic" and any other combination.
example fontID := Font.New ("Ariel:18x12:Italic")
It is quite possible for Error.Last to be set, even if the call succeeds. Font.New will report success even if unable to successfully match the requested font with the available resources. A font will be set that matches as closely as possible the requested font and Last.Error will be set to indicate that some substitutions were required.
var font1, font2, font3, font4 : int
font1 := Font.New ("serif:12")
font2 := Font.New ("sans serif:18:bold")
font3 := Font.New ("mono:9")
font4 := Font.New ("Palatino:24:Bold,Italic")
assert font1 > 0 and font2 > 0 and font3 > 0 and font4 > 0
Font.Draw ("This is in a serif font", 50, 30, font1, red)
Font.Draw ("This is in a sans serif font", 50, 80, font2, brightblue)
Font.Draw ("This is in a mono font", 50, 130, font3, colorfg)
Font.Draw ("This is in Palatino (if available)", 50, 180, font4, green)
Font.Free (font1)
Font.Free (font2)
Font.Free (font3)
Font.Free (font4)
This means that you can only call the function by calling Font.New, not by calling New.


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Colbert ends the week with… you know what, the rhymes were actually pretty dope
by Ross A. LincolnStephen Colbert ended the week by poking fun at a Donald Trump-themed rap contest, with a gag in which the winner turned out to be exactly who you’d expect. The twist: The winner’s rhymes were actually uh, kinda dope.
For those who missed it, the #MAGAChallenge is a social media rap competition that encourages Trump supporters to spit some verse in support of the Orange one. It kicked off in September but simmered mainly under the radar until a week ago, when Trump announced on Twitter that he will invite the winner of the challenge to the White House.
Now, it’s not clear how the winner would even be chosen — plus Trump has a history of just straight up lying about this kind of thing. But on Friday’s episode of “The Late Show,” Colbert rolled a funny short video claiming that Trump had selected his winner, and shocker, it was Vladimir Putin.
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But then the clip continued with Vlad’s winning raps and as it turns out, he — or more accurately whoever on Colbert’s writing staff came up with them — kicked some ill rhymes.
If you can’t watch video yet, here are the lyrics:
Privet
About to win the rap tournament
Or MAGA challenge, whatever is the word for it
Listen to the rhymes
You can see I’m out here earning it
Killing the beat, and pretending it’s a journalist
I’m like if 2 Chainz
Annexed the Ukraine
I’ve got more bars then cocktail on Blu-Ray
Quid pro quo problems?
Call Russia to-day
You trust me more than your own CIA
Invite me to the White House
Which I want badly
I got ideas for next election make you much happy
Until then I’ll be out here
Having fun rapping
The new Puff Daddy, call me Buff Vladdy
We’ll amass riches
Doing bad business
No one ever finds out, I keep facts hidden
Slick Raps
Even though I lack pigment
Show some love Donald, the way your dad didn’t
Watch the whole clip below. (Also, “privet” is Russian for “hello,” in case you were wondering.)
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'I'm thinking about it': Trump considering invitation from Putin to attend Russian parade
by Zachary HalaschakPresident Trump said he is weighing whether to visit Russia next year and attend its Victory Day parade.
Russian President Vladimir Putin invited Trump in June to attend the country’s annual Victory Day events. Victory Day comes on May 9 and commemorates the 1945 victory over Nazi Germany.
“I was invited. I am thinking about it. It is right in the middle of our campaign season,” Trump said Friday.
“It’s a very big deal, celebrating the end of the war,” he added. “I appreciate the invitation, it’s right in the middle of the political season.”
Russia uses the parade to show off its military might, including displays of missiles, tanks, and marching troops.
Trump’s appearance at the parade would not be unprecedented. Two U.S. presidents have attended the event: Bill Clinton in 1995 and George W. Bush in 2005.


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An affix is a modifier applied to a mythic keystone at set levels. Different combinations occur every week, with the combinations repeating on a set schedule.
Fortified
Non-bosses have more health and deal 30% more damage.
 Most of the time spent in the dungeon will be fighting beefy trash.
Tyrannical
Bosses have 30% more health and deal 15% more damage.
Note: Boss abilities are no longer trivial. Boss mechanics need to be respected (don't stand in stuff!). Some fights become endurance tests because they last so long.
Afflicted
While in combat, Afflicted Souls periodically appear and seek the aid of players. They must be healed to full or dispelled before their cast, Afflicted Cry, goes off or they will reduce all players haste by 100% for 10 seconds.
Note: any dispel works. Afflicted Cry can be line-of-sighted, and has a 60 yard range.
Incorporeal
Incorporeal beings periodically spawn and cast Destabilize. If the cast goes off, player damage and healing is reduced by 50%. The debuff stacks The mobs do not take damage and can only be crowd controlled.
Note: this affix is garbage, or was at the time of writing. I hope they adjust the spawn rate by the time 10.1 comes out.
Volcanic
Enemies cause eruptions of flame near distant players. Additional volcanoes may appear near existing volcanoes.
Note: Keep an eye out for the volcano animation under your feet or near you. Sometimes you may not have to move! Knocks you high in to the air in addition to doing damage scaled to the keystone level.
Entangling
Entangling vines periodically appear and slow players. Moving away from the vines will snap the vine and remove the debuff. If players do not move from the vine before the debuff expires, players are stunned for 3 seconds.
Note: movement immunities like Freedom, Posthaste, etc will remove the debuff.
Storming
Tornadoes spawn around enemy creatures while in combat.
Note: Grey swirlies appear on the floor indicating where a tornado will spawn. If a player is hit by the tornado, they take damage and are knocked back. The tornado disappears a player comes in contact with it.
Spiteful
Spirits rise from the corpses of non-boss enemies and chase down random players, dealing HEAVY melee damage.
Note: Whenever an enemy dies, it spawns a Spiteful Shade that will fixate on a random player. Their health and damage scales with keystone level. They lose 8% of their HP every second and can be crowd controlled.
Raging
Non-boss enemies enrage at 30% health, becoming immune to crowd control other than interrupts.
Note: enemies with high damage targeted abilities or high damage AoE abilities become deadly with this affix. Be sure to focus fire enemies down so there aren't multiple enraged enemies at once. Soothe effects remove the enrage!
Bolstering
Non-boss enemies buff nearby allies on death, increasing damage by 20%. This effect stacks.
Note: it's important to kill all the trash in a pull as closely together as possible with this affix so enemy damage doesn't become unmanageable. Enemies spawned by another enemy or boss ability do not trigger bolster. Bolstering stacks fall off 20 seconds after they were applied.
Bursting
Non-boss enemies explode on death, causing all players to suffer flat damage that scales with keystone level. This effect stacks.
Note: This effect stacks, so it is safest to let the stacks drop before killing multiple enemies. Typically only elite enemies trigger bursting. Now dispellable!
Sanguine
Non-boss enemies will leave a pool of blood on the ground on death. This pool heals enemies and damages players for a percentage of their maximum health.
Note: The pool's radius is 8 yds. Pools last 12 seconds.
The following table shows the expected affix schedule for the entirety of the current season.
| Baseline | 2 (+7) | 3 (+14) |
| Tyrannical | Storming | Raging |
| Fortified | Entangling | Bolstering |
| Tyrannical | Incorporeal | Spiteful |
| Fortified | Afflicted | Raging |
| Tyrannical | Volcanic | Sanguine |
| Fortified | Storming | Bursting |
| Tyrannical | Afflicted | Bolstering |
| Fortified | Incorporeal | Sanguine |
| Tyrannical | Entangling | Bursting |
| Fortified | Volcanic | Spiteful |


The Straight Story ***
rated G Walt Disney Pictures 111 minutes starring Richard Farnsworth, Sissy Spacek, Jane Heitz, Everett McGill, Jennifer Edwards, Barbara E. Robertson, John Farley, John Lordan, Harry Dean Stanton written by John Roach and Mary Sweeney directed by David Lynch
An older man once told me that once you get old, time seems to go by much faster. You wouldn't think it from watching Richard Farnsworth's character in `The Straight Story', but in one of the film's smaller scenes, I realized something. His character, Alvin Straight, has been driving on a lawnmower at a painfully slow pace over about 500 miles. He asks a man for the date, and he realizes it's been five weeks since he began his journey. That inconsequential scene proves that life can move at a slow pace while time speeds ahead. Sad, isn't it?
Sad is one way to describe this new film from David Lynch; odd is another. Compared to the films Lynch has done, there is little which could seem odd. Except for a G-rated Walt Disney Picture, perhaps. Like David Mamet did with `The Winslow Boy', Lynch (who made `Blue Velvet', `The Elephant Man' and `Twin Peaks') has ditched his unusual, edgy style for something more refined but no less compelling.
But in `The Straight Story', Lynch takes a backseat to 79 year old actor Richard Farnsworth. Farnsworth, who has appeared in films like `Misery' and `The Grey Fox', takes control of the film in a subtle way that only the most gifted and experienced actors can perfect. He has already garnered quite a bit of Oscar buzz.
Alvin Straight is in his seventies, and he yearns to be young again. He lives in Laurens, Iowa with his stuttering daughter, Rose (Sissy Spacek), and isn't in such great shape. The World War II vet ignores health advice from his doctor, and has a diet composed entirely of red meat.
One day, he learns that Lyle (Harry Dean Stanton), his estranged brother, has just suffered a stroke. He realizes that neither of them have much time to live, and that they mst reconcile before they pass on. He announces that he will be going to visit Lyle in Wisconsin. Sounds reasonable enough...except for the fact that he has decided to travel the 500 miles on his lawnmower.
Much to the delight of onlookers, Alvin begins his trek and meets a handful of quirky characters along the way (among them; a lady who has killed 15 deer on one highway). Despite the G rating, `The Straight Story' is a Lynch movie at every turn. The irony is, depsite the quirkiness of these Lynchian characters, this film does more justice to small town folk than any film this year.
`The Straight Story' is about a man who knows his time is almost up, and about his final journey of freedom. `The worst part about being old,' he says, `is thinking back to when you're young.' Alvin Straight is trying to purify his soul.
While the film is pleasant and compelling enough, it's glacial pace is often annoying. Some conversations seem to last a lifetime, and the thin premise isn't enough to fill a 2 hour picture. However, there are some great shots of America's heartland, and it's a nice slice of life that's suitable for the whole family. Kids may be able to sit through it, but `The Straight Story' is adult in its themes.
This isn't one of David Lynch's better films, but it has its own simple pleasures. Personally, I'm not a fan of edgy directors making G rated films, no matter what kind of violence is occuring in today's society. If this is the way Lynch wants to make films, that's fine, but I don't want filmmakers to feel pressured by the ratings board to make films family-friendly.
Richard Farnsworth is `The Straight Story', and deserves recognition for his three dimensional work on Alvin Straight. Farnsworth presents a character who sits back and chooses to watch everything from freighters to bicycles speed by him. But he doesn't care. Life moves slow, but time goes fast.
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| Analysis Situs ./features/AAG |
| Download | Features | Source code | Terminology | References |
Attributed adjacency graph (AAG) is the auxiliary data structure which is often used for feature recognition. The concept of AAG is well described in the paper by [Joshi and Chang, 1988]. Unlike the face adjacency graph (FAG) presented by [Ansaldi et al, 1985], our implementation of the graph permits only single arcs between the nodes. In our AAG implementation, an arc expresses a neighborhood relation rather than its actual realization by means of boundary edges. The following figure gives an example of AAG built for a synthetic model.
AAG is a convenient shape descriptor. It serves the following purposes:
Analysis Situs allows dumping the attributed adjacency graph in JSON format for subsequent use in external feature recognizers. Here is the example of the serialized AAG corresponding to a simple box solid:
{ "nodes": { "1": { "surface": "plane" }, "2": { "surface": "plane" }, "3": { "surface": "plane" }, "4": { "surface": "plane" }, "5": { "surface": "plane" }, "6": { "surface": "plane" } }, "arcs": [ ["1", "3", "convex"], ["1", "4", "convex"], ["1", "5", "convex"], ["1", "6", "convex"], ["2", "3", "convex"], ["2", "4", "convex"], ["2", "5", "convex"], ["2", "6", "convex"], ["3", "5", "convex"], ["3", "6", "convex"], ["4", "5", "convex"], ["4", "6", "convex"] ] }
There are two blocks in the JSON output: the "nodes" and the "arcs". Each node has the corresponding 1-based ID. The IDs of the nodes are referenced in the "arcs" block. Be aware that the attributed adjacency graph is not oriented, so the order of node IDs has no sense in the link specification. If there are any attributes associated with AAG nodes, these attributes are also dumped.
To dump AAG for the active part to a JSON-file, use the following Tcl command:


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Overview
The query you can use to define a resource group or a search for
resources. A ResourceQuery
specifies both a query Type
and a
Query
string as JSON string objects. See the examples section for
example JSON strings. For more information about creating a resource
group with a resource query, see Build queries and groups in ::Aws::ResourceGroups::Resource
Groups in the Resource Groups User Guide
When you combine all of the elements together into a single string,
any double quotes that are embedded inside another double quote pair
must be escaped by preceding the embedded double quote with a
backslash character (\). For example, a complete ResourceQuery
parameter must be formatted like the following CLI parameter example:
--resource-query
'\{"Type":"TAG_FILTERS_1_0","Query":"\{"ResourceTypeFilters":["AWS::AllSupported"],"TagFilters":[\{"Key":"Stage","Values":["Test"]\}]\}"\}'
In the preceding example, all of the double quote characters in the
value part of the Query
element must be escaped because the value
itself is surrounded by double quotes. For more information, see
Quoting strings in the Command Line Interface User Guide.
For the complete list of resource types that you can use in the array
value for ResourceTypeFilters
, see Resources you can use with
::Aws::ResourceGroups::Resource
Groups and Tag Editor in the Resource Groups User
Guide. For example:
"ResourceTypeFilters":["AWS::S3::Bucket", "AWS::EC2::Instance"]
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#query ⇒ String
rw
The query that defines a group or a search.
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#type ⇒ String
rw
The type of the query to perform.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
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| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#query ⇒ String
(rw)
The query that defines a group or a search. The contents depends on
the value of the Type
element.
ResourceTypeFilters
– Applies to allResourceQuery
objects of eitherType
. This element contains one of the following two items:- The value
AWS::AllSupported
. This causes the ResourceQuery to match resources of any resource type that also match the query. - A list (a JSON array) of resource type identifiers that limit
the query to only resources of the specified types. For the
complete list of resource types that you can use in the array
value for
ResourceTypeFilters
, see Resources you can use with Resource Groups and Tag Editor in the Resource Groups User Guide.
- The value
Example: "ResourceTypeFilters": ["AWS::AllSupported"]
or
"ResourceTypeFilters": ["AWS::EC2::Instance", "AWS::S3::Bucket"]
TagFilters
– applicable only ifType
=TAG_FILTERS_1_0
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contains a JSON string that represents a collection of simple tag filters. The JSON string uses a syntax similar to theGetResources
operation, but uses only theResourceTypeFilters
andTagFilters
fields. If you specify more than one tag key, only resources that match all tag keys, and at least one value of each specified tag key, are returned in your query. If you specify more than one value for a tag key, a resource matches the filter if it has a tag key value that matches any of the specified values.
For example, consider the following sample query for resources
that have two tags, Stage
and Version
, with two values each:
[\{"Stage":["Test","Deploy"]\},\{"Version":["1","2"]\}]
The results of this resource query could include the following.
An Amazon EC2 instance that has the following two tags:
\{"Stage":"Deploy"\}
, and\{"Version":"2"\}
An S3 bucket that has the following two tags:
\{"Stage":"Test"\}
, and\{"Version":"1"\}
The resource query results would not include the following items in the results, however.
An Amazon EC2 instance that has only the following tag:
\{"Stage":"Deploy"\}
.The instance does not have all of the tag keys specified in the filter, so it is excluded from the results.
An RDS database that has the following two tags:
\{"Stage":"Archived"\}
and\{"Version":"4"\}
The database has all of the tag keys, but none of those keys has an associated value that matches at least one of the specified values in the filter.
Example: "TagFilters": [ \{ "Key": "Stage", "Values": [ "Gamma",
"Beta" ] \}
StackIdentifier
– applicable only ifType
=CLOUDFORMATION_STACK_1_0
. The value of this parameter is the Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the CloudFormation stack whose resources you want included in the group.
#type ⇒ String
(rw)
The type of the query to perform. This can have one of two values:
CLOUDFORMATION_STACK_1_0:
Specifies that you want the group to contain the members of an CloudFormation stack. TheQuery
contains aStackIdentifier
element with an ARN for a CloudFormation stack.TAG_FILTERS_1_0:
Specifies that you want the group to include resource that have tags that match the query.


Searching Vendors by Company Name
How to search for vendors by all or part of the beginning of their company name on the Vendors module.
- Navigate to Admin > Advanced Settings > Vendors.
- In the Search text box, enter all or part of the Vendor's company name.
- Select Name from the drop down list.
- Click the Search button. This displays the first ten (10) matching records listed alphabetically by name. If there are more than ten matching records, then the Pager Control is displayed allowing you to access the other records.
Search for a Vendor by the Company Name


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 See git-commit(1) instead.
Creates a new commit object based on the provided tree object and emits the new commit object id on stdout. The log message is read from the standard input, unless -m or -F options are given.
A commit object may have any number of parents. With exactly one parent, it is an ordinary commit. Having more than one parent makes the commit a merge between several lines of history. Initial (root) commits have no parents.
While a tree represents a particular directory state of a working directory, a commit represents that state in "time", and explains how to get there.
Normally a commit would identify a new "HEAD" state, and while Git doesn(cqt care where you save the note about that state, in practice we tend to just write the result to the file that is pointed at by .git/HEAD, so that we can always see what the last committed state was.
<tree>
An existing tree object
-p <parent>
Each -p indicates the id of a parent commit object.
-m <message>
A paragraph in the commit log message. This can be given more than once and each <message> becomes its own paragraph.
-F <file>
Read the commit log message from the given file. Use - to read from the standard input.
-S[<keyid>], --gpg-sign[=<keyid>]
GPG-sign commit.
--no-gpg-sign
Countermand commit.gpgsign configuration variable that is set to force each and every commit to be signed.
A commit encapsulates:
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all parent object ids
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author name, email and date
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committer name and email and the commit time.
While parent object ids are provided on the command line, author and committer information is taken from the following environment variables, if set:
GIT_AUTHOR_NAME GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL GIT_AUTHOR_DATE GIT_COMMITTER_NAME GIT_COMMITTER_EMAIL GIT_COMMITTER_DATE
(nb "<", ">" and "en"s are stripped)
In case (some of) these environment variables are not set, the information is taken from the configuration items user.name and user.email, or, if not present, the environment variable EMAIL, or, if that is not set, system user name and the hostname used for outgoing mail (taken from /etc/mailname and falling back to the fully qualified hostname when that file does not exist).
A commit comment is read from stdin. If a changelog entry is not provided via "<" redirection, git commit-tree will just wait for one to be entered and terminated with ^D.
The GIT_AUTHOR_DATE, GIT_COMMITTER_DATE environment variables support the following date formats:
Git internal format
It is <unix timestamp> <time zone offset>, where <unix timestamp> is the number of seconds since the UNIX epoch. <time zone offset> is a positive or negative offset from UTC. For example CET (which is 2 hours ahead UTC) is +0200.
The standard email format as described by RFC 2822, for example Thu, 07 Apr 2005 22:13:13 +0200.
ISO 8601
Time and date specified by the ISO 8601 standard, for example 2005-04-07T22:13:13. The parser accepts a space instead of the T character as well.
Note
In addition, the date part is accepted in the following formats: YYYY.MM.DD, MM/DD/YYYY and DD.MM.YYYY.
At the core level, Git is character encoding agnostic.
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The pathnames recorded in the index and in the tree objects are treated as uninterpreted sequences of non-NUL bytes. What readdir(2) returns are what are recorded and compared with the data Git keeps track of, which in turn are expected to be what lstat(2) and creat(2) accepts. There is no such thing as pathname encoding translation.
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The contents of the blob objects are uninterpreted sequences of bytes. There is no encoding translation at the core level.
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The commit log messages are uninterpreted sequences of non-NUL bytes.
Although we encourage that the commit log messages are encoded in UTF-8, both the core and Git Porcelain are designed not to force UTF-8 on projects. If all participants of a particular project find it more convenient to use legacy encodings, Git does not forbid it. However, there are a few things to keep in mind.
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git commit and git commit-tree issues a warning if the commit log message given to it does not look like a valid UTF-8 string, unless you explicitly say your project uses a legacy encoding. The way to say this is to have i18n.commitencoding in .git/config file, like this:
[i18n] commitencoding = ISO-8859-1
Commit objects created with the above setting record the value of i18n.commitencoding in its encoding header. This is to help other people who look at them later. Lack of this header implies that the commit log message is encoded in UTF-8.
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git log, git show, git blame and friends look at the encoding header of a commit object, and try to re-code the log message into UTF-8 unless otherwise specified. You can specify the desired output encoding with i18n.logoutputencoding in .git/config file, like this:
[i18n] logoutputencoding = ISO-8859-1
If you do not have this configuration variable, the value of i18n.commitencoding is used instead.
Note that we deliberately chose not to re-code the commit log message when a commit is made to force UTF-8 at the commit object level, because re-coding to UTF-8 is not necessarily a reversible operation.
Part of the git(1) suite


Triaging Issues¶
Issue triage provides an important way to contribute to an open source project. Triage helps ensure issues resolve quickly by:
- Describing the issue's intent and purpose is conveyed precisely. This is necessary because it can be difficult for an issue to explain how an end user experiences an problem and what actions they took.
- Giving a contributor the information they need before they commit to resolving an issue.
- Lowering the issue count by preventing duplicate issues.
- Streamlining the development process by preventing duplicate discussions.
If you don't have time to code, consider helping with triage. The community will thank you for saving them time by spending some of yours.
Ensure the Issue Contains Basic Information¶
Before triaging an issue very far, make sure that the issue's author provided the standard issue information. This will help you make an educated recommendation on how this to categorize the issue. Standard information that should be included in most issues are things such as:
- the version(s) of Deis this issue affects
- a reproducible case if this is a bug
- page URL if this is a docs issue or the name of a man page
Depending on the issue, you might not feel all this information is needed. Use your best judgment. If you cannot triage an issue using what its author provided, explain kindly to the author that they must provide the above information to clarify the problem.
If the author provides the recommended information but you are still unable to triage the issue, request additional information. Do this kindly and politely because you are asking for more of the author's time.
If the author does not respond requested information within the timespan of a week, close the issue with a kind note stating that the author can request for the issue to be reopened when the necessary information is provided.
Classifying the Issue¶
An issue can have multiple of the following labels:
Issue Kind¶
| Kind | Description |
|---|---|
| bug | Bugs are bugs. The cause may or may not be known at triage time so debugging should be taken account into the time estimate. |
| docs | Writing documentation, man pages, articles, blogs, or other significant word-driven task. |
| enhancement | Enhancements can drastically improve usability or performance of a component. |
| question | Contains a user or contributor question requiring a response. |
| security | Security-related issues such as TLS encryption, network segregation, authn/authz features, etc. |
Functional Area¶
- builder
- cache
- contrib and provisioning
- client
- controller
- database
- docs
- kubernetes
- registry
- router
- store (Ceph)
- tests
Easy Fix¶
"Easy Fix" issues are a way for a new contributor to find issues that are fit for their experience level. These issues are typically for users who are new to Deis, and possibly Go, and is looking to help while learning the basics.
Prioritizing issues¶
When attached to a specific milestone, an issue can be attributed one of the following labels to indicate their degree of priority.
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| priority 0 | Urgent: Security, critical bugs, blocking issues. Drop everything and fix this today, then consider creating a patch release. |
| priority 1 | Serious: Impedes user actions or is a regression. Fix this before the next planned release. |
And that's it. That should be all the information required for a new or existing contributor to come in an resolve an issue.


This primer assumes you are familiar with the basic procedures of extract brewing. If you are not, brew at least one beer using the extract method.
Mashing is the process of creating malt extract or wort from whole malt grains. This is the way all brewers brewed until about 100 years ago. It is a little more time consuming, but the results are well worth it. With mashing you get the freshest possible wort and the widest variety of beer styles available to you.
The mashing method used here is known as infusion mashing. It is the method most used ales and stouts. Because it is the simplest method, it is also a favorite among homebrewers. Other mashing methods are the step mash, the decoction mash, and the weird and rarely used turbid mash.
This recipe is for an all grain version of a basic pale ale. As always, you can change the hops and yeast around to suit your taste, but for right now keep the malts the same.
The black malt may seem strange in a pale ale, but it is there for a reason. Black and roasted malts are very acidic, and your mash needs to be slightly acidic (5.2 to 5.4 pH) in order for it to work efficiently. This bit of black malt will help your mash pH, but the amount is so small that it won't affect the flavor or color of the finished beer.
Crushing your grains properly is critical for a good mash. There is no substitute for seeing first hand what properly crushed malt looks like. Many mail order supply houses will ship you your grain pre-crushed, for only ten to twenty cents more a pound.
The kernel of the grains should be crushed into grits, but not so fine as to be flour. The husks of the grains should be whole. They will act as a filtering agent in the mash. If you do use a grain without a husk, such as wheat or rye, make sure you are also using plenty of barley malt, or add rice or oat hulls to your mash.
Measure out one quart of water for every pound of grain being mashed. For this recipe, this will be eleven quarts (2.75 gallons). Heat this water to 170 degrees Fahrenheit, in a five gallon or greater brewpot.
If you are going to be using a combination mash/lauter tun, pour a half gallon of near-boiling water into it, and cover. This will pre-heat the tun. Dump this water out just before adding the grains during the next step.
If you have a combination mash/lauter tun, pour the heated water into the tun, otherwise keep it in the brewpot. Slowly pour in the crushed grains, stirring at the same time. All the kernels should be thoroughly wet. Make sure that there aren't any lumps. Take the temperature of the mash. It should be 155 degrees. If it isn't, adjust with boiling or cold water. It helps to have a teapot ready on the stove. If you're off a couple of degrees, don't worry about it.
If using a combination tun, cover it up. If using a brewpot to mash in, or an uninsulated mash tun, put the lid on, and cover and wrap with plenty of towels to act as insulation.
At this temperature, the enzymes will convert the starch in the malt to sugars and dextrins.
Let the mash sit for one full hour. The temperature will slowly drop over this time. Every twenty minutes, take a temperature reading. If it has dropped to 150 degrees or less, add a little bit of boiling water and stir. If you are using a brewpot to mash in, sticking it into a preheated 155 degree oven is a great way to eliminate worry. Unfortunately, most ovens don't have this low of a setting.
While the mash is working, prepare five gallons of 180 degree water, and one gallon of boiling water.
After sixty minutes is up, transfer the mash to your lauter tun, if you aren't already using a combination tun. When transferring, don't just pour it in. Gently add the mash with a ladle. Avoid splashing or vigorous stirring.
Add the one gallon of boiling water, and gently stir. Cover the lauter tun while you set up your sparging equipment.
Heating the mash with this water will raise its temperature up enough so that the sugars will flow easily from the grains.
You should have some sort of apparatus that will slowly transfer the five gallons of 180 degree water to the lauter tun. This usually consists of a hot liquor tank, tubing, and a sparge arm to sprinkle the water on the mash. Set this up now.
Open the spigot on the lauter tun, slowly drawing off a quart of extract. This will be cloudy. Gently pour it back into the tun. Keep doing this until the runoff clears. This process helps set the filter bed in the mash. You shouldn't have to take more than a gallon or two to do this.
Start the sparge water flowing from the hot liquor tank to the lauter tun and into the brewpot. This should be a slow stream, timed so that the entire sparging process takes 45 to 60 minutes. Sparging gently washes the sugars out of the mash. Collect six and a half gallons of wort in your brewpot.
Your mash is now complete. You are now ready for the boil. The rest of the brewing process is the same as for extract brewing, with one exception.
The wort needs to be boiled for a total of 90 minutes. The mashed wort is high in proteins, and the extra thirty minutes of boil allows the protein to coagulate and precipitate out, eliminating a lot of haze in the finished beer. After thirty minutes of boiling, you can add your first hop additions.
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Preparation time
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Cooking time
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Serves 4
For the kebabs, soak several small wooden skewers in cold water for 10 minutes.
For the marinade, mix all of the marinade ingredients in a bowl until well combined. Set aside for 2-3 hours, at room temperature, then transfer to the fridge for 5-6 hours.
For the kebabs, heat 2 tablespoons of the oil in a casserole until smoking. Add the marinated mutton to the pan, in batches if necessary, and fry for 4-5 minutes, or until browned all over.
Once all of the meat is browned, remove the pan from the heat and stir in the chill, ginger, garlic and coriander. Set aside to cool slightly.
Fill a frying pan with enough vegetable oil to reach 1.5cm/¾in up the side of the pan and heat until hot.
Meanwhile, beat the eggs in a bowl with a pinch of salt. Sprinkle the flour onto a plate. Skewer the mutton pieces onto small wooden skewers and dredge in the flour, then dip into the beaten egg until the mutton is well coated in the egg.
Carefully lower the kebabs into the oil and fry for 2-3 minutes on each side, or until golden-brown and cooked through. Remove the kebabs from the pan and set aside to drain on kitchen paper.
For the cachumber, mix all of the cachumber ingredients in a bowl until well combined.
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Hello again All! This week we are going to talk about a few of the differences between Ruby and JavaScript.
After learning how objects interact with each other in Ruby, JavaScript isn't too scary. The main difference that I have noticed between the two is the syntax.
Lets look at a few syntactical differences between the languages!
JavaScript objects look a lot like Ruby Hashes. They also perform similarly. JavaScript objects are composite data structures comprised of properties. These properties (like keys) hold values that describe the object. This makes declaring properties for a variable in JavaScript very similar to adding key/value pairs to a hash in Ruby. Check it out:
hash = { name: "Melissa" } #ruby hash
puts hash[:name] #prints "Melissa"
var obj = { name: "Melissa" } // javascript object
console.log(obj["name"]) //prints "Melissa"
Functions in JavaScript are the same as methods in Ruby. They both define a block of code that can be assigned to any number of objects in the future, and will do the same operation whenever its called.
def name
puts "Melissa"
end
# this Ruby declaration defines a method, name, that prints the string "Melissa"
function name() {
console.log("Melissa");
}
//this JavaScript declaration creates a function, name, that logs the string "Melissa" to the console
Both declarations are doing the same thing here, which is printing the string Melissa to the terminal. The two languages simply vary in syntax.
It's important to note that another difference between Ruby and JavaScript is in the style of Object Oriented Programming. Ruby is a class based language, which means the structure and behavior of an object is defined by a class. By this model, objects in Ruby must be explicitly created based on a class and an object, making all Ruby objects an instance of a class. JavaScript, on the other hand, is not class based. The properties that are created do not have restricted access.
However this is not something that is immediately apparent. It is more xwhats happening under the hood.
That should give you a good base as to how Ruby and JavaScript differ. Happy coding
melissawimberly signing off...


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java.lang.Object uchicago.src.sim.network.NetworkRecorder
public class NetworkRecorder
Records a network as a matrix or matrices in the appropriate format. NetworkRecorder is used to take a list of Nodes and write the corresponding adjacency matrix to a file. Three file formats are supported: UCINet's dl, Excel, and ASCII. The actual network matrix is written out in this format, although RePast records relevant non-matrix information as well: a file header containing the constant parameters for the model and a timestamp, and a block header that contains header information relevant to the network data recorded beneath it. The block header will contain the value of any dynamic model parameters at the time a network was recorded, as well as any user comments (typically the current tick count).
The actual format of the file is thus:
Specifying the format then specifies the format for the network data. The
rest (file header and block header) will remain the same for all formats.
The actual network data can easily be cut and pasted out of the file.
file header
block_header_1
network data in the specified format
block_header_2
network data in the specified format
...
ASCII format will record the matrix and the matrix label in comma delimited plain text. Excel format will store it in an Excel file in a format suitable for importation into UCINet.
Note: Excel format should not be used as it is very time consuming and error prone to write to an Excel file. Use ASCII instead which is a plain text format suitable for importation into excel.
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NetworkRecorder(int format,
java.lang.String fileName,
SimModel model)
Constructs a NetworkRecorder with the specified format and file name. |
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void |
record(java.util.List nodeList)
Deprecated. use record(List, String, int) instead. |
void |
record(java.util.List nodeList,
int matrixType)
Records the network described by the Nodes in nodeList. |
void |
record(java.util.List nodeList,
java.lang.String comment)
Deprecated. use record(List nodeList, String comment, int matrixType)
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void |
record(java.util.List nodeList,
java.lang.String comment,
int matrixType)
Records the network described by the Nodes in nodeList. |
void |
write()
Writes the networks recorded by record(...) to the file specified in the constructor. |
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public NetworkRecorder(int format, java.lang.String fileName, SimModel model)
fileType
- the network file format (NetworkRecorder.DL,
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- the name of the file to write the recorded network(s) to.model
- the model associated with this networkisBatch
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public void record(java.util.List nodeList)
record(List, String, int)
instead.
nodeList
- the list of nodes that describe the network to recordpublic void record(java.util.List nodeList, int matrixType)
The matrixType parameter refers to the size of the matrix elements, the ij values. A matrix of type of NetworkConstants.BINARY contains on 0 or 1 as elements. A matrix of type of NetworkConstants.SMALL contains values of -127 - 127 as elements. And a matrix of type NetworkConstants.LARGE contains anything else. Matrix ij values are assigned the edge strength of an edge, so unless you have explicitly set an edge strength of greater than 1, use NetworkConstants.BINARY.
nodeList
- the list of nodes that describe the network to recordmatrixType
- the type of the matrix. type refers to the size of the
matrix elements (ij values) and can be one of NetworkConstants.BINARY,
NetworkConstants.LARGE, NetworkConstants.SMALLpublic void record(java.util.List nodeList, java.lang.String comment)
record(List nodeList, String comment, int matrixType)
instead.
nodeList
- the list of nodes that describe the network to recordcomment
- a comment associated with the networkpublic void record(java.util.List nodeList, java.lang.String comment, int matrixType)
nodeList
- the list of nodes that describe the network to recordcomment
- a comment associated with the networkmatrixType
- the type of the matrix. type refers to the size of the
matrix elements (ij values) and can be one of NetworkConstants.BINARY,
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UK government to skip EU summit
Boris Johnson won’t attend or send a representative in his place.
by Eleni CoureaLONDON — Boris Johnson will not attend the European Council summit in Brussels on Thursday and Friday, nor will he send an official or envoy in his place, a spokesperson for the U.K. government said.
Polling currently suggests that the U.K. prime minister will be returned to Downing Street in a general election which is taking place Thursday. Votes will be counted overnight and the result will become clear in the early hours of Friday.
But even if Johnson's Conservatives win the election, he will not attend the EU leaders' gathering that is due to tackle issues including climate change. There had been speculation that the U.K.’s EU ambassador Tim Barrow would attend on behalf of the prime Minister, but a Downing Street spokesperson ruled that out.
“The EU are used to democratic events taking place during Council,” the spokesperson said.
The U.K. government has notified the EU that Johnson would not attend this week’s summit but has not yet indicated if it will be represented by someone else in the room, an EU official said.
“It’s up the U.K. and any other member state for that matter to appoint someone in the room to represent them,” the official said. “That’s the prerogative of every member state.”
Absences at European Council summits do occur occasionally and normally do not pose any legal problem, officials said.
If no party achieves an overall majority in the election a government is highly unlikely to be formed in time for it to send a representative to the Brussels meeting.
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Brexit is on the agenda for the second day of the summit, when leaders will also discuss the euro. On day 1 they will discuss climate change, the long-term EU budget and foreign relations.
It will be the first summit chaired by former Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel since he was elected European Council president in July, replacing Donald Tusk.
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