Romanian spiritual leader, persecuted by the Communists
Father Arsenie Boca in the Communist Securitate file
1910 - Born in the village of Vața de Sus, in a family of simple peasants, Iosif and Cristina. Is named Zian.
1929 - Graduates the "Avram Iancu" Highschool in Brad, as head of his promotion.
1929-1933 - Enters the Theological Institute of Sibiu, where he is remarked by his professors. He becomes known as a versatile painter and flute interpret
1933-1938 - Studies art at the Belle-Arte Institute in Bucharest. He also follows the Anatomy course held by Prof. Francisc Rainer. Paints the scene of Michael the Brave in the Romanian Atheneum.
1939 - Is sent to Mount Athos where he spends three months. He brought together with Father Serafim Popescu Greek manuscripts of the Philokalia, which were afterwards translated to Romanian by Fr. Dumitru Stăniloaie.
1939 - Goes to Chișinău to study painting techniques.
1940 - He becomes a monk at the Sâmbăta de Sus Monastery. During the time spent at Sâmbăta de Sus and Prislop, he will write "The Path of The Kingdom" , a spiritual guide that also apart from theology also contains teachings of genetics, mathematics and logic.
1942 - He is made a priest and becomes the abbot of the monastery. He immediately starts a movement of spiritual renaissence amongts the faithful.
1945 - He is arrested by the Communists for the first time for allegedly helping the legionaire movement. He is released because of lack of evidence, but from now on he will be under surveillence until the rest of his life.
1948 - He is arrested and tortured by the Securitate (the Communist security agency), accused of being a legionaire, which is denied by the Father. After being released, he sent to the Prislop Monastery by the Metropolitan Nicolae Bălan.
1949 - In a Securitate file is it mentioned that up to 2000-3000 pilgrims were coming to Prislop for spiritual guidance from Fr. Arsenie.
1950 - Prislop becomes a nun monastery. Fr. Boca but remains the confessor of the monastery.
1951 - Arrested, imprisoned and sent to forced labour for more than one year.
1955 - Arrested, imprisoned and sent to forced labour for 6 months.
1959 - The Prislop Monastery is closed, the nuns are cast away by the regime and Fr. Arsenie Boca is denied the right to serve as a priest. The building is transformed in an elder asylum by the Communists.
1961 - After a long time spent in Bucharest without work, he is hired at the Patriarchy painting workshops. He only participates at the Church services as a singer.
1968 - He is retired. He starts painting the church at Drăgănescu, which will take 15 years.
1969-1989 - He has a small painting workshop near the newly found Sinaia Monastery.
1989 - Dies at Sinaia and is buried at Prislop, according to his own wish.
Today Prislop is an active pilgrimage site where tens of thousands of Christians come to honour the memory of Father Arsenie Boca.
The love that God has for the greatest of sinners is bigger than the love of the greatest saint towards God
Father Arsenie Boca at the Sâmbăta de Sus Monastery in Transylvannia


UNICONVERTOR(1) User Contributed Perl Documentation UNICONVERTOR(1) NAME UniConvertor -- command line tool to convert vector graphic files SYNOPSIS uniconvertor [input file] [output file] DESCRIPTION Converts one vector graphics format to another using sK1 engine. Allowed input formats: AI - Adobe Illustrator files (postscript based) CDR - CorelDRAW Graphics files (7-X3,X4 versions) CDT - CorelDRAW templates files (7-X3 versions) CCX - Corel Compressed Exchange files CMX - Corel Presentation Exchange files (CMX1 format) SVG - Scalable Vector Graphics files FIG - XFig files CGM - Computer Graphics Metafile files AFF - Draw files WMF - Windows Metafile files SK - Sketch/Skencil files SK1 - sK1 vector graphics files PLT - HPGL for cutting plotter files Allowed output formats: AI - Adobe Illustrator files (postscript based) SVG - Scalable Vector Graphics files CGM - Computer Graphics Metafile files WMF - Windows Metafile files SK - Sketch/Skencil files SK1 - sK1 vector graphics files PDF - Portable Document Format PS - PostScript PLT - HPGL for cutting plotter files EXAMPLES uniconvertor drawing.cdr drawing.svg AUTHORS UniConvertor is written by sK1 Team (http://sk1project.org), copyright (C) 2007 by Igor E. Novikov, Valek Filippov. This manual page was written by Andreas Wenning<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the Debian project (but may be used by others). COPYRIGHT UniConvertor is released under GNU General Public License; on Debian systems the complete text can be found in /usr/share/common-licenses/GPL-2 file. The filters are released under GNU Library General Public License; on Debian systems the complete text can be found in /usr/share/common-licenses/LGPL-2 file. 2011-05-01 UNICONVERTOR(1)


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| 5 | — | Classweb, VIAF |
Submitting "‡a New York, ‡b Crowell ‡c [1955]" will appear as:
$a New York, $b Crowell $c [1955]
‡a New York, ‡b Crowell ‡c [1955]
ǂa New York, ǂb Crowell ǂc [1955]
New York, Crowell [1955]
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Calderglen befriending scheme is praised by the Lord Lieutenant
Lady Susan Haughey vixited the school to see what the scheme is all about.
by Nicola Findlay, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/nicola-findlay/Older people involved in an award winning befriending project have given pupils at Calderglen High School a glowing report.
The Lord Lieutenant of Lanarkshire, Lady Susan Haughey, visited the East Kilbride secondary school to meet with the pupils and older people they have befriended and to hear about the project, and also to learn about other volunteering and outreach work the pupils undertake in the community.
Now in its ninth year, the befriending scheme pairs up senior pupils with older people in the community around the school – the pupils visit on a regular basis, prepare food, help with odd jobs and outings, and sit down for a chat and a cup of tea.
Marianne Lamb, 85, said: “At my age having young people around is a great thing. I have been involved in the project for a few years and the pupils have all been lovely and very helpful.”
Stuart MacKinnon is one of the pupils who visits Marianne.
He said: “What I enjoy about befriending is the stories and the inspiration Marianne gives me to work hard and achieve my goals.”
The Befriending project is organised in association with Claremont Church and pupils also volunteer in Café Clare, the church’s community café, and help out with its Food Bank.
Helen Morton is one of the adult volunteers at the Food Bank.
She said: “The young people are fantastic to work alongside, they turn up every week and work hard.
Our adult volunteers tend to be on the rota once every four weeks so it is the pupils who are the regulars and help keep everyone right.”
Lady Haughey said: “This project creates a bridge between the young and the old who share this community and it is a wonderful thing to hear what both groups are getting from their involvement.”
Avril Anderson, 78, has been the driving force behind the award- winning befriending project and the pupils volunteering at Café Clare and the food bank.
She said: “The Calderglen pupils are just wonderful and the support from the school is fantastic.
“I have seen people who have become isolated after the death of their partner come back out into the community and become more active thanks to their befrienders, I see the pupils put smiles on faces and hear such wonderful things about their attitude and commitment.”
Calderglen High School’s head teacher Liz White said: “This is not just about giving, it is also about what our young people get back.
“I know of former pupils who have maintained the friendship long after they have left school, some have attended funerals to say a final goodbye and I have been told by families that has meant a great deal to them.”


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Most of those uses are beyond the scope of this document, but let's create a simple tag that has a required and optional attribute that are used in the body of the tag.
Tags can specify a start() method and end() method. They also have access to a member variable $node which contains the current node.
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[telegram] <bdouble> /newform gets the vote started (re @N21_0: )
[telegram] <N21_0> Request New Voting Form (re @bdouble: /newform gets the vote started)
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[telegram] <chicken nugget> /newform
[telegram] <N21_0> do you start the Bot ? (re @bdouble: /newform gets the vote started)
[telegram] <bdouble> No. It looks like you started to vote. You might have derailed it when you /position. There are a couple other things you need to submit after you enter the project name.
[telegram] <bdouble> It will ask you what is special about it. Then it will tell you the vote was submitted
[telegram] <N21_0> ok as i know there is no confirmation message from the bot after the input Project Name (re @bdouble: It will ask you what is special about it. Then it will tell you the vote was submitted)
[telegram] <Wil> That is correct. (re @bdouble: It will ask you what is special about it. Then it will tell you the vote was submitted)
[telegram] <N21_0> So what's wrong then ?
[telegram] <Wil> When you have filled in Komodo, you get another question. (re @N21_0: ok as i know there is no confirmation message from the bot after the input Project Name)
[telegram] <Wil> Try again (re @Wil: When you have filled in Komodo, you get another question.)
[telegram] <adibros> A Call to Arms! Cast your vote for Komodo Platform to be listed on KuCoin. Komodo will get a KuCoin exchange listing for free. You will get a share of 5 $BTC in $KMD. Komodo will get a paid advertisement for the listing valued at 30,000 $USD. 2 Min Read on Medium: https://blog.komodoplatform.com/kucoincompetition-c0e05fae6c05. Please share everywhere.
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[telegram] <N21_0> Done Voted
[telegram] <paditetteh> I will vote too
[telegram] <Seko> Unfortunately to complicated. And I never heard anything about the other coins... (re @benohanlon: A Call to Arms! Cast your vote for KomodoPlatform to be listed on KuCoin.
- Komodo will get a KuCoin exchange listing for free.
- You will get a share of 5 $BTC in $KMD
- Komodo will get a paid advertisement for the listing valued at 30,000 $USD
2 Min Read on Medium: https://medium.com/@benohanlon/kucoincompetition-c0e05fae6c05.
Thank you @polycryptoblog#1173 for flagging this for me to share with our community.)
[telegram] <Wil> (re @N21_0: Done Voted)
[telegram] <N21_0>  (re @Wil: )
[telegram] <Wil> It is not complicated. Give it a try! (re @Seko: Unfortunately to complicated. And I never heard anything about the other coins...)
[telegram] <N21_0> Your vote was registered.
You can vote more with /newform
that is the last message ? (re @Wil: It is not complicated. Give it a try!)
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[telegram] <Wil> exactly! (re @N21_0: Your vote was registered.
You can vote more with /newform
that is the last message ?)
[telegram] <leohm> Project placed 46th with 60 votes
[telegram] <N21_0> more Komodo Army will join us soon (re @leohm: Project placed 46th with 60 votes)
[telegram] <Michael> I still dont see how you guys will know who voted....
[telegram] <Wil> I love him! (re @N21_0: )
[telegram] <N21_0> Me too (re @Wil: I love him!)
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[telegram] <N21_0> there is a lot of Bot's (re @Michael: These look like all scams)
[telegram] <N21_0> Project placed 40th with 69 votes
[telegram] <N21_0> Here we go
[telegram] <reymund12> The vote will update every hour
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[telegram] <N21_0> i hope that 10Th (re @reymund12: So I think we atleast in 20th rank)
[telegram] <N21_0> (re @BearTheTrader: i voted for komodo on the kucoin bot)
[telegram] <Michael> Ok. So how will komodo prove I voted?
[telegram] <Wil> KuCoin can, they have your email address. (re @Michael: Ok. So how will komodo prove I voted?)
[telegram] <Michael> Perfect. Wanted to make that clear because another coin I voted for is making us send them an email
[telegram] <Zeehenk> Done, voted
[telegram] <Zeehenk> Voting_KuCoin_Bot:
Project placed 37th with 78 votes
[telegram] <Wil> (re @Zeehenk: Done, voted)
[telegram] <emreerdogancom> Voted
[telegram] <N21_0>  (re @emreerdogancom: Voted)
[telegram] <rainboy2> Voted!
[telegram] <Quesho89> I couldn't vote yet... I've already started a private conversation with the trading bot but what about now?
[telegram] <Quesho89> voting bot***
[telegram] <Markkas> How do we show proof to KMD that we voted to be eligeable to win $5000 USD of KMD?
[telegram] <Michael> Read like a few messages above lol (re @Markkas: How do we show proof to KMD that we voted to be eligeable to win $5000 USD of KMD?)
[telegram] <Michael> Apparently kucoin knows so komodo will apparently get that info from them....
[telegram] <N21_0> maybe more (re @Markkas: How do we show proof to KMD that we voted to be eligeable to win $5000 USD of KMD?)
[telegram] <Acura360> Project placed 33rd with 86 votes
[telegram] <Acura360> It’s easy, i have used an email which i don’t have on kucoin and it works also
[telegram] <Wil> Voting_KuCoin_Bot:
1-If you haven’t done so, make sure you sign-up to KuCoin. You will need your KuCoin account email address in order to vote.
2-Project Name You Want To Get Listed (spell the name in full, DON'T USE THE TICKER)
3-Make sure you spell the name of the project correctly as it appears in coinmarketcap (if is not listed on coinmarketcap spell the name just like it is written in the whitepaper)
4-You can check position and number of votes for any projects with the following function:
/position Komodo (re @Quesho89: I couldn't vote yet... I've already started a private conversation with the trading bot but what about now?)
[telegram] <Acura360> Try to restart (re @Quesho89: I couldn't vote yet... I've already started a private conversation with the trading bot but what about now?)
[telegram] <Wil> And check your email to confirm (re @Quesho89: I couldn't vote yet... I've already started a private conversation with the trading bot but what about now?)
[telegram] <Quesho89> Thanks guys, I waited for a little and the answer came up


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Class for representing native character strings and handling common string operations This class is Unicode compliant
Class for representing native character strings and handling common string operations This class is Unicode compliant. This class is designed primarily for internal use, but due to popular demand, it is being made publicly available. Users of this class must understand that this is not an officially supported class. All public methods of this class are static functions.
toFill - The buffer that will hold the output on return
maxChars - The maximum number of charcters to convert
radix - The radix of the input data, based on which the conversion
will be done
toFill - The buffer that will hold the output on return
maxChars - The maximum number of charcters to convert
radix - The radix of the input data, based on which the conversion
will be done
toFill - The buffer that will hold the output on return
maxChars - The maximum number of charcters to convert
radix - The radix of the input data, based on which the conversion
will be done
toFill - The buffer that will hold the output on return
maxChars - The maximum number of charcters to convert
radix - The radix of the input data, based on which the conversion
will be done
toFill - The buffer that will hold the output on return
maxChars - The maximum number of charcters to convert
radix - The radix of the input data, based on which the conversion
will be done
toFill - The buffer that will hold the output on return
maxChars - The maximum number of charcters to convert
radix - The radix of the input data, based on which the conversion
will be done
toFill - The buffer that will hold the output on return
maxChars - The maximum number of charcters to convert
radix - The radix of the input data, based on which the conversion
will be done
catString
appends src
to target
and
terminates the resulting string with a null character. The initial character
of src
overwrites the terminating character of target
.
No overflow checking is performed when strings are copied or appended.
The behavior of catString
is undefined if source and
destination strings overlap.
catString
appends src
to target
and
terminates the resulting string with a null character. The initial character of
src
overwrites the terminating character of target
.
No overflow checking is performed when strings are copied or appended.
The behavior of catString
is undefined if source and destination
strings overlap.
src - Null-terminated source string
str1
and
str2
and returns a value indicating their relationship
str1
to
str2
as follows
Less than 0 means str1
is less than str2
Equal to 0 means str1
is identical to str2
Greater than 0 means str1
is more than str2
str1
and
str2
and returns a value indicating their relationship
str1
to
str2
as follows
Less than 0 means str1
is less than str2
Equal to 0 means str1
is identical to str2
Greater than 0 means str1
is more than str2
str2 - Null-terminated string to compare
str1
and str2
and returns a value indicating the
relationship between the substrings
str1
to
str2
as follows
Less than 0 means str1
is less than str2
Equal to 0 means str1
is identical to str2
Greater than 0 means str1
is more than str2
str2 - Null-terminated string to compare
count - The number of characters to compare
str1
and str2
and returns a value indicating
the relationship between the substrings
str1
to
str2
as follows
Less than 0 means str1
is less than str2
Equal to 0 means str1
is identical to str2
Greater than 0 means str1
is more than str2
str2 - Null-terminated string to compare
count - The number of characters to compare
str1
and str2
without regard to case and
returns a value indicating the relationship between the substrings.
str1
to
str2
as follows
Less than 0 means str1
is less than str2
Equal to 0 means str1
is identical to str2
Greater than 0 means str1
is more than str2
str2 - Null-terminated string to compare
count - The number of characters to compare
str1
and str2
without regard to case and
returns a value indicating the relationship between the substrings.
str1
to
str2
as follows
Less than 0 means str1
is less than str2
Equal to 0 means str1
is identical to str2
Greater than 0 means str1
is more than str2
str2 - Null-terminated string to compare
count - The number of characters to compare
str1
and str2
and
returns a value indicating their relationship.
str1
to
str2
as follows
Less than 0 means str1
is less than str2
Equal to 0 means str1
is identical to str2
Greater than 0 means str1
is more than str2
str2 - Null-terminated string to compare
str1
and str2
and
returns a value indicating their relationship.
str1
to
str2
as follows
Less than 0 means str1
is less than str2
Equal to 0 means str1
is identical to str2
Greater than 0 means str1
is more than str2
str2 - Null-terminated string to compare
src
, including the terminating null character, to the
location specified by target
.
No overflow checking is performed when strings are copied or appended.
The behavior of strcpy is undefined if the source and destination strings
overlap.
src
, including the terminating null character, to
the location specified by target
.
No overflow checking is performed when strings are copied or appended.
The behavior of copyString
is undefined if the source and
destination strings overlap.
src - Null-terminated source stringsrc
, upto a fixed number of characters, to the
location specified by target
.
No overflow checking is performed when strings are copied or appended.
The behavior of copyNString
is undefined if the source and
destination strings overlap.
src - Null-terminated source string
maxChars - The maximum number of characters to copy
hashModulus - The divisor to be used for hashing
numChars - The maximum number of characters to consider for hashing
hashModulus - The divisor to be used for hashing
ch - The character to search within the string
ch - The character to search within the string
ch - The character to search within the string
chToFInd - The character to search within the string
fromIndex - The index to start backward search from
chToFInd - The character to search within the string
fromIndex - The index to start backward search from
toTest
, else false
toTest
, else false
prefix - The sub-string that needs to be checked
toTest
, else false
prefix - The sub-string that needs to be checked
toTest
, else false
prefix - The sub-string that needs to be checked
searchList - The sub-string to be searched within the string
searchList - The sub-string to be searched within the string
toFill - The buffer that is filled with the transcoded value
maxChars - The maximum number of characters to transcode
toFill - The buffer that is filled with the transcoded value
maxChars - The maximum number of characters to transcode
maxChars - The maximum number of characters to consider for
replacement
text1 - Replacement text-one
text2 - Replacement text-two
text3 - Replacement text-three
text4 - Replacement text-four
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It should take a CSS selector as it's only argument and return an object whose structure matches { fieldname: 'fieldvalue' }. Disabled and blank fields should be ignored. Unmatched selectors should return an empty object. As this should be a simple method, no need to worry about nested forms or input arrays.
Write a function that flattens a nested object into URLs, so that:
{ 'index': { 'about': { 'team': true, 'company': ['Jim', 'Barry'] } } }
Is tranformed into:
{ 'index/about/team': true, 'index/about/company': ['Jim', 'Barry'] }


Zelensky's Office elaborates on Macron phone call
The French president said Ukraine had fulfilled all the necessary conditions for the Normandy Four summit to be held.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has held a conversation over the phone with his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron to coordinate preparations for the Normandy Four summit on December 9.
The French president stressed that Ukraine had met all the necessary conditions for the summit to be held, according to Zelensky's office press service.
All parties have agreed on the date for the meeting, which is set to be held in Paris.
Zelensky informed Macron about the security situation in Donbas.
The French President assured that Ukraine is safe to continue to count on his country's support in all matters.
"The parties also discussed economic cooperation between the two countries and agreed to continue bilateral dialogue during the official visit of the French president to Ukraine," the press service added.
As UNIAN reported earlier, the Normandy Four summit will be held in Paris on December 9.


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The following tutorial shows how to create an assembly which can be used by the script engine to provide access to additional CLR compilers. In this tutorial you will create CSSCodeProvider.dll, which will allow the script engine to execute C#, VB and JScript scripts depending on the script file extension.
| using System; using System.IO; using System.CodeDom.Compiler; using Microsoft.JScript; public class CSSCodeProvider { static public ICodeCompiler CreateCompiler(string sourceFile) { string errMsg = "Alternative compiler for file extension " + Path.GetExtension(sourceFile) + " cannot be created."; try { if (Path.GetExtension(sourceFile).ToLower() == ".cs") return (new Microsoft.CSharp.CSharpCodeProvider()).CreateCompiler(); else if (Path.GetExtension(sourceFile).ToLower() == ".vb") return (new Microsoft.VisualBasic.VBCodeProvider()).CreateCompiler(); else if (Path.GetExtension(sourceFile).ToLower() == ".js") return (new Microsoft.JScript.JScriptCodeProvider()).CreateCompiler(); } catch (Exception ex) { throw new Exception(errMsg, ex); } throw new Exception(errMsg); } } |
This command will create CSSCodeProvider.dll
| ' //css_reference System.dll; ' //css_reference System.Windows.Forms.dll; Imports System Imports System.Windows.Forms Module Module1 Sub Main() Console.WriteLine("Hello World! (VB)") MessageBox.Show("Hello World! (VB)") End Sub End M |
CSSCodeProvider can create and return an instance of either C#, VB or JScript compiler. Why these compilers? The answer is very simple: these three compilers are guaranteed to be available on any PC with .NET runtime installed. However, if on a particular PC the other CLR compilers are installed (C++, Delphi...), they can also be used with CS-Script. You would only need to modify the code of CSSCodeProvider.cs and compile it again.
In fact, it does not have to be an existing compiler. You can implement any compiler by yourself if you wish. Any compilers can be used with CS-Script as long as they support ICodeCompiler interface.
Note that System.dll and System.Windows.Forms.dll are referenced with //css_reference statement directly from the code. Because automatic assembly loading is not available for non-C# scripts (see Alternative Compilers for limitation details).
The same approach can be used to execute the J#/JScript "Hello world!" script. The command in command-prompt in this case will look as follows:
Where hello.js file contains the following code:
| //css_reference System.dll; //css_reference System.Windows.Forms.dll; import System; import System.Windows.Forms; public class Class1 { public static function Main() { Console.WriteLine("Hello World! (JScript)"); MessageBox.Show("Hello World! (JScript)") } } |
| public class CSSCodeProvider { public static ICodeCompiler CreateCompiler(string sourceFile) { return new Microsoft.VisualBasic.VBCodeProvider().CreateCompiler(); } } |
| public interface IScript { void Main(); } ... //indicate that the CS-Script engine should use custom (VB.NET) compiler CSScript.GlobalSettings.UseAlternativeCompiler = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location; ... string code = @"Imports System Imports System.Windows.Forms Public Class Script Public Sub Main() MessageBox.Show(""Hello World!"") End Sub End Class"; IScript script = CSScript.LoadCode(code) .CreateObject("Script"") .AlignToInterface<IScript>(); script.Main(); |
Alternative Compilers | Command-line interface


{% extends "timepiece/user/base.html" %} {% load static %} {% load timepiece_tags %} {% block title %} {{ timesheet_user.get_name_or_username }} - Time Sheet for {{ from_date|date:'M Y' }} {% endblock title %} {% block bodyid %}user-timesheet{% endblock bodyid %} {% block crumbs %} {{ block.super }}
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Watch: How is Europe faring on violence against women?
by Christophe PitiotAn estimated 35% of women have experienced some form of violence in their lifetimes, a statistic that few would not find alarming.
But from France and Spain to Turkey, women are taking a stance against violence, protesting murder rates for women killed by an intimate partner and a lack of resources for victims.
Ahead of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women on November 25, Euronews journalists spoke about how the issue has resonated in their countries.
According to the United Nations, 58% per cent of the 87,000 women murdered in 2017 were killed by intimate partners or family members.
More than a third of women intentionally killed were killed by a former or current intimate partner.
Euronews will be covering the topics of violence against women and domestic violence in a series of articles this week.
Video editor • Christophe Pitiot


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High demand is the driving reason. Now day New York has 8.5 million population, and in 2015 one year alone, there were 2.5 million complaints were filed. Meaning about 1 in 4 of us depends on this service and awaits for New York authorities resolutions.
Each complaint is followed by a New York authority's resolution, and I have data begin 2011 till now. With this unique dataset, I am able to investigate and evaluate the performance of NYA. Determine if NYA has made their effort to resolve a problem to its root.
The ultimate purpose is to improve our city and to better our city we ought to differentiate the problems. That is asking the right question. Why there is a complaint happening? What is the fundamental problem behind a complaint? Using machine learning, we can distinguish the critical aspects of a complaint.


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Curl is a tool to transfer data to and from a server,
supporting protocols including HTTP, FTP, IMAP, LDAP,
POP3, SCP, SFTP, SMB, SMTP, and more. With this 2-page
cheat sheet on hand, curl becomes a fast and efficient
way to pull the information you need from the internet
without bothering with a graphical interface.


We’ve upgraded the UK Export Academy website and it has now joined all our other services on great.gov.uk.
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We are an international marketing company specializing in connecting quality products with hungry customers.
AHM-Brands was founded to provide a 'win-win' eCommerce solution to distributors and consumers. With an extensive background in web marketing and social media, AHM-Brands fills the void by connecting high quality products with hungry consumers.
Every online market is different, and as such, our marketing strategies vary enormously depending on the products being sold. In some markets "old fashioned" brick and mortar shelf space is the best way to sell, while in others it's more effective to dynamically target consumers on social platforms such as Etsy, Facebook, Pinterest and other niche specific portals.
We carry hundreds of products from globally recognised brands and 'Mom and Pop' shops in q broad range of markets, with everything from gardening gloves to high-end cosmetics, and everything in between. We don't discriminate against certain brands or market verticals, what matters most to us is product quality and customer satisfaction.


Great flavor with a chilli kick finish. Would have liked it more with a smooth finish instead of chilli. The chilli flavor kick-finish went away as I drank
Great flavor with a chilli kick finish. Would have liked it more with a smooth finish instead of chilli. The chilli flavor kick-finish went away as I drank
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Stout
Breakfast Stout
ABV
6.8%
IBU
58
Description
Stout w/ coffee and nitro
Tastes
Great flavor with a chilli kick finish. Would have liked it more with a smooth finish instead of chilli. The chilli flavor kick-finish went away as I drank
Great flavor with a chilli kick finish. Would have liked it more with a smooth finish instead of chilli. The chilli flavor kick-finish went away as I drank
Great flavor with a chilli kick finish. Would have liked it more with a smooth finish instead of chilli. The chilli flavor kick-finish went away as I drank
Great flavor with a chilli kick finish. Would have liked it more with a smooth finish instead of chilli. The chilli flavor kick-finish went away as I drank
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Stout
Breakfast Stout
ABV
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Description
Stout w/ coffee and nitro
Tastes
Great flavor with a chilli kick finish. Would have liked it more with a smooth finish instead of chilli. The chilli flavor kick-finish went away as I drank
Great flavor with a chilli kick finish. Would have liked it more with a smooth finish instead of chilli. The chilli flavor kick-finish went away as I drank


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Color Code is a jQuery plug-in that transform numerical tags into color scale. The advantage of color coding is to facilitate the visualization of the data and provide an instant understanding of the values.
The basic usage of Color Code is to parse specific div (or any other tag) and color their background using a color gradient depending on the contained value inside the div.
Here is an example of a confusion matrix and how color code can help make it more understandable.
Color code require the jQuery library version 1.9 and up. In addition to the jQuery library, color code requires the rainbowvis plug-in to generate the color gradients.
Load the required JavaScripts libraries in the proper order, then load the color code library
To use the plug-in simply call the plug-in on your elements. The value parsed should be an INTEGER otherwise the plug-in will throw an error.
To specify more settings, pass them to the function in the options parameter:
In this example we use the data tag to color the full row with the corresponding color
| Place | Date | Magnitude |
|---|---|---|
| NORTHERN CALIFORNIA | 2015-01-23 | 2 |
| CAUCASUS REGION, RUSSIA | 2015-01-22 | 4 |
| SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION | 2015-01-22 | 5 |
| SUMATRA, INDONESIA | 2012-04-11 | 8 |
| TOHOKU, JAPAN | 2011-03-11 | 9 |
Here we demonstrate the capability of creating specific colors per number.
In this example we used a number of colors equal to the number of possible data values [No, No answer, Maybe, Yes] => [Red, Gray, Orange, Green] => [-1, 0, 5, 10]. We codified Yes by the number 1, No by number -1 and so on... NB: we also had to set the option proportional to false.
| Question | Answer |
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| Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit Amet, Consectetur Adipiscing | 10 |
| Sed Auctor Neque Eu | 5 |
| Duis Aliquet Egestas Purus In | -1 |
| Sed Auctor Neque Eu Tellus Rhoncus | 0 |
| Vivamus Luctus Urna Sed | 10 |
| Uis Aliquet Purus In | -1 |
| Auctor Neque Eu Tellus Rhoncus | 0 |
If we haven't set the proportional to false we will get different results that are gradients of our specified colors.
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| Sed Auctor Neque Eu | 5 |
| Duis Aliquet Egestas Purus In | -1 |
| Sed Auctor Neque Eu Tellus Rhoncus | 0 |
| Vivamus Luctus Urna Sed | 10 |
| Uis Aliquet Purus In | -1 |
| Auctor Neque Eu Tellus Rhoncus | 0 |
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Developed and maintained by Joseph Mallah @ josephmallah.com


Olympus TG-6 deal: our top waterproof camera is down to its lowest price for Black Friday
by Mark WilsonOlympus TG-6 deal: our top waterproof camera is down to its lowest price for Black Friday
Save a huge 33% on the Olympus TG-6 waterproof compact
(Image credit: Olympus)
The Olympus TG-6 is our best waterproof camera in the world right now, and it's just dropped to its lowest-ever price in a pre-Black Friday 2019 deal that knocks an impressive 33% off its usual price.
Aside from being waterproof to 15m and able to withstand drops from 2.4m, the main benefits of the Olympus TG-6 are its image quality and bonus features. It can shoot 12MP stills and 4K video at 30fps in places your smartphone dare not tread, and brings the bonus of raw shooting for editing your photos later.
A key upgrade over its predecessor is the improved 3-inch LCD screen, which has a 1.04 million-dot resolution to make framing and reviewing your adventure holiday shots easier.
A step above other waterproof cams
The Olympus TG-6 is our number one waterproof camera on account of its added-value features, like 1cm close-focusing capability. This makes it suitable for family trips to the beach, for example, when you might want to snap close-ups of shells and sea creatures.
For more advanced shooters there are Focus Stacking and Focus Bracketing modes, which let you combine multiple shots in-camera - again great for macro and wildlife shots.
Considering the Olympus TG-6 usually retails for around £450, this pre-Black Friday offer is a real steal, and ideal Christmas stocking fodder.
TechRadar is scouring every retailer and rounding up all the top deals over the Black Friday period, and we’ve put all the best Black Friday deals and Cyber Monday deals in easy-to-navigate articles to help you find the bargains you’re looking for.


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Aligning text and icons
When icon fonts are created each icon is drawn inside of a glyph’s Em box. This box controls the width and height of letterforms as well as where the character sits on the font’s baseline. This means that for icon fonts how the designer positions and sizes icons within its Em box has a direct effect on how the icon will align with text. In some cases proper alignment won't require any adjustment at all, while in others you may need to modify font size, vertical margins, or vertical alignment to get the proper relationship between icon and text. It's worth noting as well that you should expect variations within each icon font, so rarely will a global alignment class work for the entire icon font.
Example
Vertical align: baseline
Vertical align: middle
Vertical align: top
Vertical align: text-top
Vertical align: bottom
Vertical align: text-bottom
Vertical align: percentage value
Vertical align: box properties


jsreport uses javascript templating engines to define report layout. You can bind input data, use loops, conditions or javascript helpers... Templating engines basically provides you way to define any custom report you like in a very fast, flexible, matured and well known way for everyone who has ever written a javascript single page application.
jsreport ships out of the box with following engines.


Your virtual environment must be active to use thunder.py:
source ../env-tctf/bin/activate
In order for this level to deploy correctly, you must have your git username and email configuration values set to some values before the level is created, but they don't have to correspond to your actual details.
# Check if "user.email" and "user.name" are set: git config --list # If they aren't set, run: git config --global user.name "John Doe" git config --global user.email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>python3 thunder.py create thunder/a2finance
Activate the service account given to you. You MUST do this, or the level will not work as intended.
gcloud auth activate-service-account --key-file=start/a2-access.json
In this level, the secret is the (fake) credit card number of the person assigned to you upon level creation. Use the compromised service account that is given to you to navigate the cloud infrastructure to find the credit card.
Upon level creation, the name of the target is written to start/a2finance.txt, and the service account key file is written to start/a2-access.json.
From this level on, you will need to be able to figure out the project-wide permissions of service account credentials. To do this, we have provided you with a script that repeatedly queries the projects.testIamPermissions REST API function to figure out which permissions given credentials have. The script is stored at scripts/test-permissions.py. We recommend glancing over the script to understand how it works, but to run it supply either the JSON credential file for the service account or an access token for it.
python scripts/test-permissions.py <path_to_key_file | access_token>---
Run the permissions testing script on the given service account credential file:
python scripts/test-permissions.py start/a2-access.json---
One of the permissions you have is storage.buckets.list. Try using this permission.
---The command to do so is:
gsutil ls---
There's a bucket in the project. Check out what's inside of it.
---Download the bucket:
gsutil cp -r gs://[bucket-name] .---
The bucket stores a git repository. There might be something interesting in the git history.
---View the previous git commits:
git log---
The most recent commit mentions a key file getting committed by the first commit.
---Checkout the previous commit:
git checkout <old commit name>---
There's an ssh key file! It could be used to login to a Google Compute Engine instance.
---List the compute instances in the project:
gcloud compute instances list---
Get more information on the running instance:
gcloud compute instances describe [instance-name]---
In the metadata of the instance, there is information about the ssh keys that can be used to login to instance, including the username that the key is for.
---To use the SSH key, you will need to restrict access to the key file:
chmod 400 [key-file]
SSH into the instance:
ssh -i [key-file] clouduser@[instance-external-ip]---
Based on the name of the instance, it probably has access to Google Cloud's logging service, Stackdriver Logging.
---List the logs on the project:
gcloud logging logs list---
Most of the logs are automatically generated logs of events of other resources, which may not provide much useful information, but one of the logs is named "transactions"
---Read the log named transaction. You will need to specify it's full resource name:
gcloud logging read "logName=projects/[project-id]/logs/[log-name]"---
You won't want to look through all the log entries, so try filtering it to only show the name you are looking for. The documentation for logging filtration can be found here.
---The command to get the log entry you want is:
gcloud logging read "logName=projects/[project-id]/logs/[log-name] AND jsonPayload.name=[name]"---
Accidentally uploading sensitive information in git repositories is a common pattern. Unfortunately, modern tools allow one to immediately detect and copy
exposed credentials on sites such as GitHub in under a
minute
with such tools detecting thousands of exposed keys being uploaded per day (Meli 2019).
One never put credentials in source-files, but rather to use environment variables or native cloud platform services to manage
keys. Regardless of the length of time a credential has been exposed, once it has been, developers must invalidate the credential to prevent abuse.
Another issue with applications deployed in the cloud is insecure logging. Since cloud applications often abstract out the machines they are running on,
logging events are often collected centrally via a service such as Stack Driver. Unfortunately, log information may contain sensitive information that
has not been sanitized and developers may have allowed excessive permissions to such log files from the machines that are writing to the log (e.g. allowing
them to read logging information as well). When log data contains such information as
PIN codes (Monzo 8/2019) and passwords
(GitHub 2018,
Instagram 2019,
Twitter 2018), data breaches can occur.


Holbrook Police searching for missing teen last seen in Hyde Park
by EndPlayHOLBROOK, Mass. - Holbrook Police are searching for a missing 16-year-old boy.
Tyler Sainvilus was last seen at 655 Metropolitan Ave in Hyde Park. He's 5-foot-9 and 200 pounds.
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Rom, Bruce, Ted (exhibition) |
UC-Irvine |
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Rom, Bruce, Ted (exhibition) |
Vanderbilt |
Loss |
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7 |
4 |
11.43 |
No Packet Recorded |
| 2008 |
11 (Playoffs) |
Rom, Bruce, Ted (exhibition) |
Harvard A |
Win |
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14 |
2 |
11.43 |
No Packet Recorded |
| 2008 |
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Rom, Bruce, Ted (exhibition) |
MIT A |
Loss |
130 - 285 |
5 |
2 |
18.00 |
No Packet Recorded |
| 2008 |
13 (Playoffs) |
Rom, Bruce, Ted (exhibition) |
Rutgers |
Win |
265 - 145 |
11 |
1 |
14.55 |
No Packet Recorded |


Review: The Truman Show (1998)
Starring: Jim Carrey, Laura Linney, Noah Emmerich, Holland Taylor and Ed Harris
Directed by Peter Weir
Running Time: 104 minutes
The 1998 Summer Movie Season is still in its infancy. But after diasappointing films such as "Godzilla" and "Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas", it would be nice to see a really good film. But I doubt you could have expected this.
The Truman show is one of the most unique films I have ever seen, and it deserves a spot on the "Decade's Best" list. There is no way to isolate any single component of this picture and proclaim, "Yes, THAT'S what makes this film great." The blend of Peter Weir's masterful (and in many ways brilliant) direction, Peter Biziou's stunning photography and Jim Carrey's performance is what makes this film work so fantastically.
There is something strangely beautiful about every shot in The Truman Show. It may be the use of color or the placement of characters in the frame, but everything about this film looks intentional and perfect.
Carrey has made a very wise choice. By playing mild-mannered Truman Burbank, he allows himself enough room to be comical, and therefore not alienating his true fans, while still showing a vulnerable and human side. That is a side which has been missing from nearly every major character he has played in his numerous commercial successes.
Truman Burbank was born to an audience of millions. He was chosen before birth to be the focus of a 24 hour television show. Everything in his environment is controlled by a team of technicians, led by the show's director, Christof (played by Ed Harris). Everyone in Truman's life is an actor or an extra. They are all being watched by millions of people around the globe, people who can tune in at any time of the day to see what is happening in Truman's life. But he is the only person that is not aware of it.
The classification of The Truman Show may be tricky. The audience reacted to many of Truman's revelations with laughter. I did not laugh much during the film because I was so emotionally wrapped up with the character. The things that made the audience laugh gave me glassy eyes, because what was happening to him , indeed what had been done to him his whole life was wrong. So is this going to end up labeled as a comedy? A drama? It really depends on the audience. But to me, The Truman Show was a touching, sad tale about the extents to which a corporation will go to exploit human life for the entertainment of others.
But above all else, The Truman Show was a stunningly beautiful picture with humor, heart and scary realism. Oscar predictions in June are pointless, but if The Truman Show had been released on schedule in late fall or winter of 1997, as originally planned, James Cameron would be Oscar-less.
* * * * out of * * * * stars © Copyright 1998 Nick Amado
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Lunar New Year Assignment
WeBWorK
Link
The WeBWorK-1 due on
1 March
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Practice (Compulsory)
Notes
Extra Practice:
Tutorial 11 P.32-48
due on
3 March
MAR
3
Tutorial 11
Advanced Analytic Geometry
Notes
Tutorial Notes 11 P.1-48
MAR
10
Extra Tutorial
Tutorial Quiz 1 (Part 1)
The quiz consists of 5 problems from P.1-48 in tutorial notes 11.
This part of the quiz will count as 40% of the quiz 1.
Time Allowed: 30 minutes
MAR
17
Tutorial 12
Pre-Uniform Test (Tutorial Quiz 2)
Full Marks : 60 marks (Section A: 30 marks; Section B: 30 marks)
Duration : 90 minutes
Coverage: All topics cover in Uniform Test.
Due on
19 March
Take-home Assignment 1
Download
Due on
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Tutorial Quiz 1 (Part 2)
The quiz consists of 6 problems in tutorial notes 11 and 12.
This part of the quiz will count as 60% of the total quiz.
Time Allowed: 40 minutes
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Don't let women be left out of the conversation that will shape the future of our communities. We are not victims of a world out of our hands. We are taking control of the technology that will define how we live. Join us.  If we want the future to work for all of us, we need all of us to work on the future. Stand on eachothers shoulders. Be brave, be bold, be heard.
We met as members of SoftPower. Brought together at #HackQuantum to solve a problem thought impossible - to end world hunger by 2020. The heart of our idea is community. That's why we're bringing the first community project to London.
Tania is currently working closely with women from all walks of life, empowering them in their personal championship. Her vision is to impact the lives of at least 10 million women and children who are living in deprived conditions because their contributions in society are being undervalued. Tania spent ten years in executive roles within digital product management and understands needs to reinvent womens economic and social stance in the Global arena. Tania uses her solid business acumen with creative intelligence to connect the dots, initiating conversations to link advanced technology developments and humanity challenges, for the brighter future of all.
Sophia Wang is the Founder of Alpha Education Consulting. AEC provides consulting and advisory services to Asian students to better understand different and diverse cultures, to study in prestigious boarding schools and universities around the World. Sophia has significant and highly respected international experiences in the education sector for almost a decade. She is passionate about Education and Blockchain and is a member of SoftPower, the winning team for the UN Decade of Women Blockchain at London Fintech Week.
Freya is a computer science researcher in the areas of open-governance and ethical development. She has a particular interest in the uses of blockchain technology and has published several papers in that field. Having gotten involved with SoftPower at London Fintech Week, where they worked to solve the problems of today with the technology of tomorrow, Freya is excited to encourage more women into research to diversify the conversation surrounding where this technology can take us.


Mouse glutaredoxin - cDNA cloning, high level expression in E. coli and its possible implication in redox regulation of the DNA binding activity in transcription factor PEBP2.
We have isolated a cDNA encoding glutaredoxin (GRX) from a mouse splenic cDNA library. This cDNA encoded a protein of 107 amino acids with a calculated molecular weight of 11.9 kDa. The deduced amino acid sequence of glutaredoxin in mouse was highly homologous with that in other mammals (81-89%), containing a putative active sequence of -Cys-Pro-Try-Cys-. Recombinant mouse glutaredoxin expressed in E. coli showed glutathione-disulfide oxidoreductase activity with beta-hydroxyethyl disulfide as its substrate, whereas mutant glutaredoxin (Cys 22, Cys 25 to Ser) showed no activity. In electrophoretic mobility shift assay, we proved that wild type GRX, not mutant one, recovered the DNA-binding activity of a transcription factor, PEBP2, oxidized by diamide. This showed that GRX may be involved in the redox regulation of the DNA-binding activity of PEBP2 as is the case with thioredoxin.


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This package is an implementation of the Saxon internal tree structure, designed to minimize memory usage, and the costs of allocating and garbage-collecting Java objects.
The data structure consists of a set of arrays, held in the TinyDocumentImpl object. These are in three groups.
The principal group of arrays contain one entry for each node other than namespace and attribute nodes. These arrays are in document order. The following information is maintained for each node: the depth in the tree, the name code, the index of the next sibling, an "offset" and a "length". The meaning of "offset" and "length" depends on the node type. For text nodes, comment nodes, and processing instructions these fields index into a StringBuffer holding the text. For element nodes, "offset" is an index into the attributes table, and "length" is an offset into the namespaces table. Either of these may be set to -1 if there are no attributes/namespaces.
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The attribute group holds the following information for each attribute node: parent element, prefix, name code, attribute type, and attribute value. Attributes for the same element are adjacent.
The namespace group holds one entry per namespace declaration (not one per namespace node). The following information is held: pointer to the element on which the namespace was declared, and namespace code. A namespace code is an integer, which the NamePool can resolve into a prefix and a namespace URI: the top 16 bits identify the prefix, the bottom 16 bits the URI.
The data structure contains no Java object references: the links between elements and attributes/namespaces are all held as integer offsets. This reduces size, and also makes the whole structure relocatable (though this capability is not currently exploited). All navigation is done by serial traversal of the arrays, using the node depth as a guide. The fact that a next sibling pointer is held, but no previous sibling or parent pointer, is entirely pragmatic: in fact, in most transformations the next sibling pointer makes no difference to performance, but in a few cases it makes a big difference. The absence of the other pointers is a trade-off between tree-building time and transformation time: I found that in most cases, more time was spent creating these pointers than actually using them.
When the tree is navigated, transient ("flyweight") nodes are created as Java objects. These disappear as soon as they are no longer needed. Note that to compare two nodes for identity, you can use either the isSameNode() method, or compare the results of generateId(). Comparing the Java objects using "==" is incorrect.
The tree structure implements the DOM interface as well as the Saxon NodeInfo interface. There are limitations in the DOM support, however: especially (a) the tree is immutable, so all updating methods throw an exception; (b) namespace declarations are not exposed as attributes, and (c) only the core DOM classes are provided.
The primary way of navigating the tree is through the XPath axes, accessible through the getEnumeration() method. The familiar DOM methods such as getNextSibling() and getFirstChild() are implemented as wrapper methods using the XPath axes (in the com.icl.saxon.om.AbstractNode class). This makes them less efficient than using the axis directly.
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PLAYING BY HEART (Miramax) Starring: Gillian Anderson, Ellen Burstyn, Sean Connery, Anthony Edwards, Angelina Jolie, Jay Mohr, Ryan Phillippe, Dennis Quaid, Gena Rowlands, Jon Stewart, Madeline Stowe. Screenplay: Willard Carrol. Producers: Meg Liberman, Willard Carrol and Tom Wilhite. Director: Willard Carrol.  Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
PLAYING BY HEART inspires the question, "how many stories do you need to tell in one film in order to cover the entire spectrum of human relationship dynamics?" Is three sufficient? Five? Ten? The answer, of course, is that it's actually a trick question; you can't possibly cover the subject of love in toto over the course of one two-hour feature. The best you can do is make the stories you _do_ choose to tell compelling enough and insightful enough that they feel somehow more universal.
Writer/director Willard Carrol, apparently unhip to the tricky nature of the aforementioned question, has answered it "six." And that's at _least_ two too many. Carrol's line-up of romantically lost souls, centered primarily in Los Angeles, includes: elderly married couple Paul (Sean Connery) and Hannah (Gena Rowlands), struggling with the shadow of a long-ago infidelity; emotionally defensive Meredith (Gillian Anderson), struggling with whether to pursue a relationship with Trent (Jon Stewart); party girl Joan (Angelina Jolie), struggling to dent the armor of surly party boy Keenan (Ryan Phillippe); unhappily married Gracie (Madeline Stowe), struggling to keep her affair with a married man (Anthony Edwards) meaningless; and Hugh (Dennis Quaid), struggling to come up with a new sob story every night to win the sympathy of women in bars.
There's an inherent danger in films that include several intertwining stories, namely that some will be much more interesting than others, and that the interesting stories will be less effective because we keep dashing away from them. At least one of the stories is extremely effective -- Anderson and Stewart's tentative sparring -- thanks largely to the charismatic intelligence of the two actors. Two others are consistently diverting -- Jolie and Phillippe, and Connery and Rowlands -- again thanks largely to the performers, which is a particular surprise in the former case. But with three other stories vying for time, including the utterly tedious trysts between Stowe and Edwards, there's never enough time for the good ones to build any momentum. Carrol and usually reliable editor Pietro Scalia (an Oscar-winner for JFK) chop PLAYING BY HEART into bite-sized three minute chunklets, giving the film all the emotional resonance of a wittier-than-usual episode of "The Love Boat."
That wittiness is what Carrol is counting on to carry us through PLAYING BY HEART, a film with more than its share of effective verbal sparring and clever quips. The dialogue makes the episodes diverting a fair amount of the time; it also disguises a script that has virtually nothing interesting or new to say about relationships. It often feels like Carrol is engaged in a decade-late scramble for a "modern" take on love and sex -- incorporating HIV into not one but two of the storylines -- but essentially every one of the stories is about people trying to understand and be understood. It's not a particularly revelatory take on why love is complicated, which makes it even more unclear why Carrol had to tell so many stories to say one thing.
Perhaps it's the sense that Carrol is trying _so_ hard that makes PLAYING BY HEART frustrating in spite of its occasional sparks of life. John Barry's score drapes a curtain of strings heavily over too many scenes, Vilmos Zsigmond's cinematography paints an unbelievably romanticized L. A. nightscape, and the conversations sometimes turn into exchanges that in real life would end with someone getting smacked across the face. Yet for all its flaws, PLAYING BY HEART probably would have worked if it had given us the time to build a familiarity with only one or two couples, allowing us to understand their hopes and fears about love in more depth than a quick character capsule could provide. The moments just don't add up in this epic of the heart that proves the law of diminishing returns.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 heart lites: 5.
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Is there any way to get my emonpi to measure power coming directly off my solar panels.
I have a small off grid setup which goes solar panels---charge controller---batteries---1000w inverter.
Obviously I can measure the power used by connecting a ct clip on after the inverter, but I would like to find out how much power is coming off the panels and feed the data to my emonpi.
Re: Emonpi to measure DC ???
You face exactly the same problems with isolation as are being discussed in a concurrent thread.
Re: Emonpi to measure DC ???
I've read different methods but I need to know exactly what hardware I need to get this to work. Assume i'm completely new to openenergymonitor stuff. I only have a EmonPi. I'm not shy about soldering something.
There is this thread http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/4022 - but doesn't go into much detail.
Also there is this http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/10775 - Would this work ??
Re: Emonpi to measure DC ???
I've also seen enough about DC monitoring that it might be best for openenergymonitor to address this concern. provide some kind of sensor node.
Re: Emonpi to measure DC ???
As I wrote above, you MUST safely isolate your instrumentation if there's the remotest chance that it will be connected to something else. Isolating the current sensor is fairly easy - you can use a Hall effect sensor. Isolating the voltage sensor is significantly harder. Probably the easiest way is to add an emonTx and use the radio channel for isolation. You can then make direct galvanic connections on the input side, but it also means that your power supply needs to be isolated to the highest voltage possible in your system (and that might be the full string voltage plus the peak mains voltage) - or you do as Ian did and power from the dc itself, and you cannot connect a computer for debugging. Otherwise, you have to do something like GIVmon but for dc. That is a serious challenge and could well be rather more than just "soldering something".
Re: Emonpi to measure DC ???
dominator99 here has found a transducer that looks hopeful.
If Glyn & Trystan think there's a demand for a DC monitoring node, I've no doubt they will consider it. But I think the demand is simply not there in a quantity sufficient to justify the initial outlay. If you want to make and sell one, and go through the regulatory procedures to get it approved so that you can sell it legally, you're free to do so.
Re: Emonpi to measure DC ???
I was just wondering because I know of 4 people other then myself that would probably order some open monitor stuff for their off grid setup, if it was just a bit easier. I'm just a computer tech / java programmer so my skills with building components is not quite what the rest of yours are, but I'll try. I just need to find myself a step by step guide.
Re: Emonpi to measure DC ???
Here is one solution http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/11185


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The following snippet demonstrates how to request data from the US ETF Constituents dataset:
from QuantConnect.DataSource import * # Use the following method for a Classic Algorithm self.AddUniverse(self.Universe.ETF("SPY", Market.USA, self.UniverseSettings, self.ETFConstituentsFilter)) symbol = Symbol.Create("SPY", SecurityType.Equity, Market.USA) # Use the following method for a Framework Algorithm self.AddUniverseSelection(ETFConstituentsUniverseSelectionModel(symbol, self.UniverseSettings, self.ETFConstituentsFilter))
using QuantConnect.DataSource; // Use the following method for a Classic Algorithm AddUniverse(Universe.ETF("SPY", Market.USA, UniverseSettings, ETFConstituentsFilter)); var symbol = QuantConnect.Symbol.Create("SPY", SecurityType.Equity, Market.USA); // Use the following method for a Framework Algorithm AddUniverseSelection(new ETFConstituentsUniverseSelectionModel(symbol, UniverseSettings, ETFConstituentsFilter));


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Constraint: Attention
Method: Animation and pacing
Explain your idea in small, easily assimilated chunks.


Test passes if the darkness of the below lines are from light to dark. Each line needs to be either darker than or as dark as its previous line.


phpchart has three core objectives: speed, simplicity and portability.
Rather than concentrating on animations and interactivity, phpchart renders on the server, which means there is no JavaScript required to build beautiful, functional charts.
<?php
$chart = new Chart();
$chart->type = Chart::TYPE_BAR;
$chart->title = "Browser market share (January 2015)";
$chart->subtitle = "Source Wikipedia";
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new Series(
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];
$chart->render("#container");


Tabal has one less SEAG rival to worry about
by Peter AtencioCebuana Olympian Mary Joy Tabal will have less to worry about when she gets ready for the 30th Southeast Asian Games.
The region’s top long distance runner Jane Vongvorachoti won’t be joining the women’s marathon event on Dec. 6 in Capas, Tarlac.
The 35-year-old Vongvorachoti, who has a personal best of two hours, 50 minutes and 51 seconds last year, is now based in London and competing there. She is expected to be in the sidelights if ever she comes to the Philippines because Vongvorachoti is now helping coach Thailand national women’s team in long-distance running.
But, the 30-year-old Tabal still won’t be letting her guard down in her Thai rival’s absence.
“I’m making sure that aside from looking into my competition, I’m also making sure that I’m ready for anything,” said Tabal, who just arrived from her two-and-a half month training stint in Japan yesterday as she talked about her preparations with her coach John Philip Duenas.
The defending champion from Cebu City will be watching for two Vietnamese, who could challenge her if they are fielded in.
There’s Le Pham Thi Hong, who took the silver back in 2017 and has a season’s best time of 2:52.14.
Then there’s Thi Hue Pham, who has a personal best of 2:54.31.
But there is still doubt if Thi will be fielded in, since her specialty is the 5,000-meter run and the 10,000 meters.
Aside from Duenas, two other coaches in Japan are helping Tabal get ready for the 30th Southeast Asian Games.
She is also getting inputs from Japanese mentors Yuhei Sato and Akio Usami at the Nippon Sports Science University, where Tabal began training last Sept. 4.
Before she left for Japan, Tabal has been working on her endurance training.
To prepare her for the SEA Games, Tabal placed 14th in the Ottawa Scotiabank Marathon in Ottawa, Canada last May 26.
Tabal clocked a season’s best of two hours, 49 minutes and 57 seconds, an improvement from her time of 2:55 in the National Milo Marathon last December in Ilocos.
It was through the Milo event that Tabal was able to compete in Canada.


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Which Champions Cup team do you think has the worst jersey?
Leinster, Connacht, Ospreys and Exeter - do you agree with Matt Williams descriptions?
Matt Williams is not one bit impressed by the standard of jerseys in this year’s Champions Cup.
In his weekly column for The Irish Times, he describes last weekend’s opening round of the competition as being “awash with exceptionally awful jersey designs that could see most of the gear used as high vis work clothes in the future.”
Munster will be relieved though, they’re the one Irish province to get the thumbs up from the former Ulster, Leinster and Scotland coach: “Tomorrow at Thomond, Munster’s feared red and navy, contrasting with the classic sky blue and white stripes of Racing 92 will be a beacon of class in a crass sea of jersey marketing. “
As for these four, well he didn’t hold back.
Use the text box below to tell us which jersey you think is the worst and we'll collate the answers before revealing the winner (loser?).
Exeter
“It would appear that the inspiration for Exeter’s strip came from the regurgitations of overeating beetroot and blueberries.
Ospreys
The Welsh province have not impressed with their “viral mix of blue, grey and iridescent green”.
Connacht
Connacht enjoyed a memorable win over French club Montpellier, but no need to rush out and pick up the jersey based on this colour description: “Connacht’s hatched greenish, grey lines.”
Leinster
“Leinster’s Woodstock 50th anniversary celebratory tie-dye squashed, fifty shades of blue, vies for the gong in the worst jersey of 2019 category.”


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@Floris van Doorn I grepped for prop_decidable
and I see it is set as an instance with some other priorities, like 100 or 1000, or sometimes without a priority. Should these be changed too?
Also, what's the motivation behind using priority 9
in the localized
declaration?
I think I learned about local attribute [instance, priority 0] classical.prop_decidable
from somewhere. Maybe TPIL or Kevin's blog? Ideally we would update wherever that is, too...
I think TPIL once didn't mention priority 0 but then Jeremy changed it
@Jeremy Avigad if that's right, could you change it again? Apparently 10 is the new 0
Floris van Doorn I grepped for
prop_decidable
and I see it is set as an instance with some other priorities, like 100 or 1000, or sometimes without a priority. Should these be changed too?
At least the ones that have a priority >= 1000 (the default priority) should be changed. But that will require some work, because it might break the subsequent proofs in the files, like here. I did most of these in #1319, but I left the ones that break the file.
I don't care so much about using priority 0 or 1 for local attributes, I think it's more important for the global attributes. Then we can easily have (local) instances with lower priority.
Also, what's the motivation behind using
priority 9
in thelocalized
declaration?
I thought: let's make it slightly lower than the "default" low priority
Jeremy Avigad if that's right, could you change it again? Apparently 10 is the new 0
Well, even better (and hopefully easier to remember) is just to use open_locale classical
if you have mathlib.
What is open_locale
?
One of the best goodies is that it allows you to localize notation
You write open_locale perfectoid
and you get ⁰
for power bounded subrings and ⁺
for the integral subring, etc...
Without having to set it up in each file
Maybe it should be open_locale Huber
or something like that :stuck_out_tongue_wink:
What is the conclusion here? Do I need to add something to TPIL? Anything mathlib
specific should go in mathlib
docs. (The online Lean in the tutorial doesn't know much about mathlib.)
I think it's just if you use priority 0
in your code snippets you can change it to priority 10
. I don't think it needs discussion in the text
O.k., I'll do that. I'll see if a minor change to the wording makes the 10
less jarring, e.g. saying something like "set it to a very low priority so that other instances are tried first."
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The royal family is not checking in on Prince Harry and Meghan after they opened up about their struggles
The royal family is reportedly not speaking to Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, despite them opening up about their struggles in a new documentary.
A source has told People magazine that “No one” in the family is “checking in, texting or speaking to” the couple.
“Nothing has changed. They don’t speak, no one is checking in, no one is texting,” the source said.
It comes after the royal couple opened up in a documentary last month about their struggles with constant media attention.
When asked if she was OK during the documentary, Meghan gave a heartbreaking answer.
“Not many people have asked if I’m OK … it’s a very real thing to be going through behind the scenes,” she said.  You have got to thrive.”
Prince Harry went a step further and confirmed speculation of a falling out with his brother, Prince William, saying “we are on different paths at the moment”.
Prince William and his wife, Kate, reportedly checked in after the documentary aired to make sure the couple was OK but the People source says they have now gone back to not communicating.
“There hasn’t been this complete 180,” they said.
Prince Harry and Meghan commenced a six-week break from royal duties earlier this week and will spend thanksgiving and Christmas with the duchess’ mother, Doria Ragland.
Despite initial suggestions that Princes William and Harry would become a sort of royal “fab four” with their wives, Prince Harry and Meghan left the Royal Foundation the quartet had establish earlier this year to set up their own charitable foundation.
It came after Prince Harry and Meghan moved out of Kensington Palace, where Prince William and Kate live and into Frogmore Cottage.


Algorithms¶
-
class
mrscfastcom.algorithms.
PathInfo
¶ A class with two attributes: path, cost. This class is used to return the result of path planning algorithms.
- Variables
path – A list of edges.
cost – The total cost of the path.
-
mrscfastcom.algorithms.
get_path_gbrs
()¶ This function returns the shortest cost path, which also considers the rotation penalty.
- Parameters
workspace (Workspace) – An abstract Graph-based layout.
init_direction (Vector2d) – Initial heading direction of a robot.
vs (Vertex) – Initiate vertex.
ends (Set[Vertex, Edge]) – A set of available goal vertices or edges.
cost (Dict[Edge]) – Cost function for each edges.
rotation_penalty (float) – Rotation penalty.
- Return type
- Example
>>> from mrscfastcom.workspace import * >>> from mrscfastcom.algorithms import *
>>> w = Workspace(75, 75, 0.6) >>> init_direction = Vector2d(0, 1) >>> vs = w[0, 0] >>> ends = {Edge(w[11, 12], w[12, 12])} >>> cost = {e: 1 for e in w.graph.edges} >>> p = get_path_gbrs(w, init_direction, vs, ends, cost, 1)
>>> p.cost 25.5707963267949
>>> (w[p.path[0].endPointX], w[p.path[0].endPointY]) (<Vector2d: 0.000000, 0.000000>, <Vector2d: 0.000000, 1.000000>)
>>> (w[p.path[-1].endPointX], w[p.path[-1].endPointY]) (<Vector2d: 11.000000, 12.000000>, <Vector2d: 12.000000, 12.000000>)
>>> len(p.path) 24
Workspace¶
-
class
mrscfastcom.workspace.
Workspace
¶ A class with a Graph instance, grid length and vertices and coordinates one-to-one mapping.
- Variables
graph – A Graph instance.
grid_length – The length of the grids in the workspace. Assume all the grids are square.
-
__getitem__
()¶ This operator received Vertex, Vector2d, or 2d-tuple instance as input. If a vertex is provided, then return the coordinate of the vertex (if the mapping exists). If a Vector2d or 2d-tuple instance is provided, then return the instance that is mapped to the coordinate. The 2d-tuple will be automatic converted to Vector2d with the corresponding coordinate. KeyError will be raised if there have no mapping from the given input.
- Parameters
c (Vector2d) – Target coordinate.
- Returns
The vertex mapped to the given coordinate.
- Return type
- Raises
KeyError – Item doesn’t exist.
- Example
>>> from mrscfastcom.workspace import * >>> w = Workspace(75, 75, 0.6)
>>> w[Vector2d(0, 0)] <Vertex: 0>
>>> w[(0, 0)] == w[Vector2d(0, 0)] True
>>> w[Vertex(0)] <Vector2d: 0.000000, 0.000000>
>>> try: ... w[Vertex(-1)] ... except KeyError: ... print("KeyError") KeyError
-
__init__
()¶ There have two constructors: non-arg or \((n, m, l)\). \(n \times m\) is the number of grids in the workspace and \(l\) is the length of the grids. Note that all grids are square in shape. For the second constructor, all the vertices, edges, and mapping will be created.
- Parameters
n (int) – The number of grids in row.
m (int) – The number of grids in col.
l (double) – The length of grids.
- Return type
None
- Example
>>> from mrscfastcom.workspace import * >>> w = Workspace(75, 75, 0.6) >>> len(w.graph.vertices) 5625 >>> len(w.graph.edges) 22200
-
get_cord
()¶ Get coordinate that map to the given vertex. Equivalent with w[v] where w is the instance of Workspace.
-
get_inv_cord
()¶ Get vertex that map to the given coordinate. Equivalent with w[c] where w is the instance of Workspace.
-
set_mapping
()¶ Set the one-to-one mapping between a coordinate and a vertex. Equivalent with w[v] = c or w[c] = v where w is the instance of Workspace.
>>> w = Workspace() >>> w.set_mapping(Vertex(1), Vector2d(10, 10)) >>> w[Vertex(1)] <Vector2d: 10.000000, 10.000000>
>>> w[Vertex(2)] = Vector2d(10, 12) >>> w[Vertex(2)] <Vector2d: 10.000000, 12.000000>
>>> w[w[Vertex(1)]] <Vertex: 1>
Graph¶
-
class
mrscfastcom.workspace.
Graph
¶ Directed graph with edges and vertices.
- Variables
vertices – A readonly-set of vertices.
edges – A readonly-set of edges.
-
exists
()¶ This function receives Vertex or Edge as input. Check if a given input in the graph instance.
- Parameters
- Returns
true if the provided input in the graph instance, false otherwise.
- Return type
bool
- Example
>>> from mrscfastcom.workspace import * >>> v1 = Vertex(1) >>> v2 = Vertex(2) >>> v3 = Vertex(3) >>> e = Edge(v1, v2)
>>> g = Graph() >>> g.insert(v1) >>> g.exists(v1) True
>>> g.exists(v2) False
>>> g.insert(e) >>> g.exists(e) True
>>> e2 = Edge(v2, v1) >>> g.exists(e2) False
-
get_dt_predecessors
()¶ This function is to get the direct predecessors of the input vertex.
- Parameters
- Returns
A set of predecessors.
- Return type
Set[Vertex]
- Example
>>> v1 = Vertex(1) >>> v2 = Vertex(2) >>> v3 = Vertex(3) >>> e1 = Edge(v1, v2) >>> e2 = Edge(v1, v3) >>> e3 = Edge(v3, v2)
>>> g = Graph() >>> g.insert(e1) >>> g.insert(e2) >>> g.insert(e3)
>>> g.get_dt_predecessors(v1) set()
>>> {v1, v3} == g.get_dt_predecessors(v2) True
>>> g.get_dt_predecessors(v3) {<Vertex: 1>}
-
get_dt_successors
()¶ This function is to get the direct successors of the input vertex.
- Parameters
- Returns
A set of successors.
- Return type
Set[Vertex]
- Example
>>> v1 = Vertex(1) >>> v2 = Vertex(2) >>> v3 = Vertex(3) >>> e1 = Edge(v1, v2) >>> e2 = Edge(v1, v3) >>> e3 = Edge(v3, v2)
>>> g = Graph() >>> g.insert(e1) >>> g.insert(e2) >>> g.insert(e3)
>>> {v2, v3} == g.get_dt_successors(v1) True
>>> g.get_dt_successors(v2) set()
>>> g.get_dt_successors(v3) {<Vertex: 2>}
-
insert
()¶ This function receives Vertex or Edge as input. The provided input will be added to the corresponding set.
>>> v1 = Vertex(1) >>> v2 = Vertex(2) >>> v3 = Vertex(3) >>> e = Edge(v1, v2)
>>> g = Graph() >>> g.insert(v3) >>> g.vertices {<Vertex: 3>}
>>> g.insert(e) >>> v1 in g.vertices and v2 in g.vertices and v3 in g.vertices True
>>> g.edges {<Edge: 1, 2>}
-
remove
()¶ This function receives Vertex or Edge as input. The provided input will be removed from the corresponding set. Please note that removing a vertex will also remove the edges containing the vertex. However, removing an edge does not delete the vertices of the edge.
>>> v1 = Vertex(1) >>> v2 = Vertex(2) >>> v3 = Vertex(3) >>> e = Edge(v1, v2)
>>> g = Graph() >>> g.insert(v3) >>> g.insert(e) >>> v1 in g.vertices and v2 in g.vertices and v3 in g.vertices and e in g.edges True
>>> g.remove(e) >>> e not in g.edges and e.endPointX in g.vertices and e.endPointY in g.vertices True
>>> g.remove(v3) >>> v3 in g.vertices False
>>> g.edges set()
Vertex¶
-
class
mrscfastcom.workspace.
Vertex
¶ This a class to generate vertices with immutable unique identifiers (id).
- Variables
id – The unique identifier of instance. Vertices with same id are considered identical.
-
__eq__
()¶ Two vertices are considered identical if they both have the same id.
- Example
>>> from mrscfastcom.workspace import * >>> v1 = Vertex(1) >>> v2 = Vertex(v1.id) >>> v1 == v2 True
>>> v3 = Vertex(2) >>> v1 == v3 False
-
__init__
()¶ Constructor of vertex. The id of any vertex should be a nonnegative int.
- Parameters
id (unsigned int) – The custom unique identifier of the vertex.
- Example
>>> Vertex(1) <Vertex: 1>
Edge¶
-
class
mrscfastcom.workspace.
Edge
¶ A class with two vertices (endPointX and endPointY). This is to represent directed edge.
- Variables
endPointX – First endpoint.
endPointY – Second endpoint.
-
__eq__
()¶ Two edges e1, e2 are same if e1.endPointX == e2.endPointX and e1.endPointY == e2.endPointY.
- Example
>>> from mrscfastcom.workspace import * >>> v1 = Vertex(1) >>> v2 = Vertex(2) >>> e1 = Edge(v1, v2) >>> e2 = Edge(v2, v1) >>> e1 == e2 False
>>> e1 == Edge(v1, v2) True
Vector2d¶
-
class
mrscfastcom.workspace.
Vector2d
¶ This is a class with two numerical attributes. Its instances have similar properties as mathematical 2d vectors.
- Variables
x – x-value.
y – y-value.
-
__add__
()¶ Add two vectors and returns the result.
- Example
>>> from mrscfastcom.workspace import Vector2d >>> Vector2d(1, 2) + Vector2d(5, 3) <Vector2d: 6.000000, 5.000000>
-
__eq__
()¶ Compare two vectors.
- Example
>>> Vector2d(1, 2) == Vector2d(5, 3) False
>>> Vector2d(1, 2) != Vector2d(5, 3) True
>>> Vector2d(1, 2) == Vector2d(1, 2) True
-
__iadd__
()¶ Add two vectors and updates the value of lhs-vector.
- Example
>>> v1 = Vector2d(1, 2) >>> v1 += Vector2d(5, 3) >>> v1 <Vector2d: 6.000000, 5.000000>
-
__init__
()¶ Constructor.
- Parameters
x (double) – x-value.
y (double) – y-value.
- Example
>>> Vector2d(2, 0) <Vector2d: 2.000000, 0.000000>
-
__isub__
()¶ lhs-vector subtracts rhs-vector and updates the value of lhs-vector.
- Example
>>> v1 = Vector2d(1, 2) >>> v1 -= Vector2d(5, 3) >>> v1 <Vector2d: -4.000000, -1.000000>
-
__lshift__
()¶ Equivalent to lhs-vector subtracts rhs-vector (lhs - rhs).
- Example
>>> v1 = Vector2d(1, 2) >>> v2 = Vector2d(2, 0) >>> v1 << v2 <Vector2d: -1.000000, 2.000000>
-
__rshift__
()¶ Equivalent to rhs-vector subtracts lhs-vector (rhs - lhs).
- Example
>>> v1 = Vector2d(1, 2) >>> v2 = Vector2d(2, 0) >>> v1 >> v2 <Vector2d: 1.000000, -2.000000>
-
__sub__
()¶ lhs-vector subtracts rhs-vector and returns the result.
- Example
>>> Vector2d(1, 2) - Vector2d(5, 3) <Vector2d: -4.000000, -1.000000>
-
get_angle_df
()¶ Calculate and return the angle difference between two vectors (in radian).
\[\theta = cos^{-1} \frac{v_1 \cdot v_2}{|v_1||v_2|}\]- Parameters
v (Vector2d) – target vector.
- Return type
double
- Example
>>> Vector2d(1, 0).get_angle_df(Vector2d(2, 0)) 0.0
>>> Vector2d(1, 0).get_angle_df(Vector2d(-1, 0)) 3.141592653589793
>>> Vector2d(1, 0).get_angle_df(Vector2d(0, 1)) 1.5707963267948966
>>> Vector2d(1, 0).get_angle_df(Vector2d(0, -1)) 1.5707963267948966
>>> Vector2d(1, 0).get_angle_df(Vector2d(1.123, 2.324)) 1.120663750004051


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Bad news travels fast, good news takes the scenic route
Indian Space Research Organisation, ISRO today successfully launched the country’s latest earth observation satellite Cartosat-3 in a copybook style mission.
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When running LEAN locally using the CLI, you can already use all of the features explained in the Importing Data page of the LEAN documentation.
However, sometimes you may not want to upload your file to a cloud storage service like Dropbox.
You can follow these steps to convert your custom data class (the class extending BaseData
PythonData
) to retrieve data from a local file instead of a remote one:
GetSource
method to load data from the local file in your data directory. Make sure you only use forward slashes. Backward slashes as path separators don't work. For the Weather example in the LEAN documentation, that is done like this:
using System; using System.IO; using QuantConnect.Data; namespace QuantConnect.Algorithm.CSharp { public class Weather : BaseData { public override SubscriptionDataSource GetSource(SubscriptionDataConfig config, DateTime date, bool isLive) { // Old: // var source = "https://www.dropbox.com/s/8v6z949n25hyk9o/custom_weather_data.csv?dl=1"; // return new SubscriptionDataSource(source, SubscriptionTransportMedium.RemoteFile); // New: // Replace custom_weather_data.csv with the path to your data file in the data directory var source = Path.Combine(Globals.DataFolder, "custom_weather_data.csv"); return new SubscriptionDataSource(source, SubscriptionTransportMedium.LocalFile); } } }
import os from QuantConnect import Globals, SubscriptionTransportMedium from QuantConnect.Data import SubscriptionDataSource from QuantConnect.Python import PythonData class Weather(PythonData): def GetSource(self, config: SubscriptionDataConfig, date: datetime, is_live: bool) -> SubscriptionDataSource: # Old: # source = "https://www.dropbox.com/s/8v6z949n25hyk9o/custom_weather_data.csv?dl=1" # return SubscriptionDataSource(source, SubscriptionTransportMedium.RemoteFile) # New: # Replace custom_weather_data.csv with the path to your data file in the data directory source = os.path.join(Globals.DataFolder, "custom_weather_data.csv") return SubscriptionDataSource(source, SubscriptionTransportMedium.LocalFile)


MenYou
CSE110 Project
MenYou is an iOS application created to enhance the restaurant dining experience.
Features
- MenYou allows for user login or guest use.
- When choosing to long in, MenYou can utilize the iPhone's fingerprint scanner.
- Not reinventing the wheel, MenYou uses Yelp's API in order to find nearby restaurants.
- MenYou's features come to light in its user's settings.


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