Class 201 About me
my name is ruba abu yasein .23 years old. studied Special education in University of Jordan I was a special education teacher for half a year and worked a whole year as a kindergarten teacher,I hope to be a good programmer and do something that improves my life and find abetter job
MY EDUCATION:
- University :Special education
- Hight school :Health education
THIS IS MY TOP TEN MOVIES:
- soul
- mulan
- sea
- the act
- my spy
- us
- ode to joy
- unplanned
- the hustle
- the upside


| 002:061 Khan | : |
And (remember) when you said, "O Musa (Moses)! We cannot endure one kind of food. So invoke your Lord for us to bring forth for us of what the earth grows, its herbs, its cucumbers, its Fum (wheat or garlic), its lentils and its onions." He said, "Would you exchange that which is better for that which is lower? Go you down to any town and you shall find what you want!" And they were covered with humiliation and misery, and they drew on themselves the Wrath of Allah. That was because they used to disbelieve the Ayat (proofs, evidences, verses, lessons, signs, revelations, etc.) of Allah and killed the Prophets wrongfully. That was because they disobeyed and used to transgress the bounds (in their disobedience to Allah, i.e. commit crimes and sins). |
| 002:061 Maulana | : |
And when you said: O Moses, we cannot endure one food, so pray they Lord on our behalf to bring forth for us out of what the earth grows, of its herbs and its cucumbers and its garlic and its lentils and its onions. He said: Would you exchange that which is better for that which is worse? Enter a city, so you will have what you ask for. And abasement and humiliation were stamped upon them, and they incurred Allah's wrath. That was so believe they disbelieved in the messages of Allah and would kill the prophets unjustly. That was so because they disobeyed and exceeded the limits. |
| 002:061 Pickthal | : |
And when ye said: O Moses! We are weary of one kind of food; so call upon thy Lord for us that He bring forth for us of that which the earth groweth - of its herbs and its cucumbers and its corn and its lentils and its onions. He said: Would ye exchange that which is higher for that which is lower? Go down to settled country, thus ye shall get that which ye demand. And humiliation and wretchedness were stamped upon them and they were visited with wrath from Allah. That was because they disbelieved in Allah's revelations and slew the prophets wrongfully. That was for their disobedience and transgression. |
| 002:061 Rashad | : |
Recall that you said, "O Moses, we can no longer tolerate one kind of food. Call upon your Lord to produce for us such earthly crops as beans, cucumbers, garlic, lentils, and onions." He said, "Do you wish to substitute that which is inferior for that which is good? Go down to Egypt, where you can find what you asked for." They have incurred condemnation, humiliation, and disgrace, and brought upon themselves wrath from GOD. This is because they rejected GOD's revelations, and killed the prophets unjustly. This is because they disobeyed and transgressed. |
| 002:061 Sarwar | : |
When you demanded Moses to provide you with a variety of food, saying, "We no longer have patience with only one kind of food, ask your Lord to grow green herbs, cucumbers, corn, lentils, and onions for us," Moses replied, "Would you change what is good for what is worse? Go to any town and you will get what you want." Despised and afflicted with destitution, they brought the wrath of God back upon themselves, for they denied the evidence (of the existence of God) and murdered His Prophets without reason; they were disobedient transgressors. |
| 002:061 Shakir | : |
And when you said: O Musa! we cannot bear with one food, therefore pray Lord on our behalf to bring forth for us out of what the earth grows, of its herbs and its cucumbers and its garlic and its lentils and its onions. He said: Will you exchange that which is better for that which is worse? Enter a city, so you will have what you ask for. And abasement and humiliation were brought down upon them, and they became deserving of Allah's wrath; this was so because they disbelieved in the communications of Allah and killed the prophets unjustly; this was so because they disobeyed and exceeded the limits. |
| 002:061 Sherali | : |
And remember when you said, O Moses, surely we will not remain content with one kind of food; pray, then, to thy Lord for us that HE may bring forth for us of what the earth grows - of its herbs and its cucumbers and its wheat and its lentils and its onions.' He said, 'Would you take in exchange that which is worse for that which is better? Go down to some town and there is for you what you ask.' And they were smitten with abasement and destitution, and they incurred the wrath of ALLAH; that was because they rejected the Signs of ALLAH and sought to slay the Prophets unjustly; this was because they rebelled and transgressed. |
| 002:061 Yusufali | : |
And remember ye said: "O Moses! we cannot endure one kind of food (always); so beseech thy Lord for us to produce for us of what the earth groweth, -its pot-herbs, and cucumbers, Its garlic, lentils, and onions." He said: "Will ye exchange the better for the worse? Go ye down to any town, and ye shall find what ye want!" They were covered with humiliation and misery; they drew on themselves the wrath of Allah. This because they went on rejecting the Signs of Allah and slaying His Messengers without just cause. This because they rebelled and went on transgressing. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > غضبه Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Anger الديانات > بنو إسرائيل > معاندتهم و تكذيبهم و قتلهم الأنبياء Religions>Children of Israel> Their Opposition, their Denial and their Killing the Prophets
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


Auxilliary Tool:
A Collection of Kalman Filters for estimating the appearance of an image.
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#include <ImageKalmanFilter.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| ImageKalmanFilter & | operator= (const ImageKalmanFilter &rhs) |
| Assignment Operator. Perform a deep copy of another ImageKalmanFilter. | |
| ImageKalmanFilter (const ImageKalmanFilter ©) | |
| Copy Constructor. Perform a deep copy of another ImageKalmanFilter. | |
| ImageKalmanFilter () | |
| Default Constructor. Equivalent to calling the main constructor with an observation size of 340x240. | |
| ImageKalmanFilter (cv::Size obsSize) | |
| Main Constructor. Initialize with the size of the image that will be observed at each timestep. | |
| virtual | ~ImageKalmanFilter () |
| Destructor. | |
| void | setObsSize (cv::Size s) |
| Tell the ImageKalmanFilter what size observations to expect. This allows you to change the underlying memory structrue of the ImageKalmanFilter without creating a new object. | |
| cv::Size | getObsSize () |
| Query the size of Observation that this ImageKalmanFilter expects. | |
| void | setWorldSizePadFactor (double val=7.0) |
| Set the size of the ImageKalmanFilter in terms of the width and height of the observations. | |
| void | setUseRetinalCoordinates (int yesorno=1) |
| Sets the coordinate frame to World Coordinates (0) or Retinal Coordinates (Non-0). By default, retinal coordinates are used. | |
| void | setMuPrior (double val=0.5) |
| Set the mean of the Image intensity estimates to all be a specified value. | |
| void | setSigmaSquaredPrior (double val=0.25) |
| Set the variance of the Image intensity estimates to all be a specified value. | |
| void | setRSquared (double std=0.0001) |
| Set the pixel drift variance (how much do pixels change their value over time?). | |
| void | setQSquared (double std=0.01) |
| Set the camera noise variance (how much do you trust an unreliable sensor?). | |
| void | setRSquared (IplImage **im) |
| Set the pixel drift variance on a pixel-by-pixel basis. If you happen to know (or learn) that certain regions of the world have more motion than others, this is useful. | |
| void | setQSquared (IplImage **im) |
| Set the sensor reliability on a pixel-by-pixel basis. If you happen to know (or learn) that certain regions of the lens have higher distortion than others, this may be useful. | |
| int | getUsesExternalREstimate () const |
| Checks whether an external image of pixel-drifts has been supplied using setRSquared(IplImage**). If not (or if NULL was set), this returns 0, 1 otherwise. | |
| int | getUsesExternalQEstimate () const |
| Checks whether an external image of sensor-noise has been supplied using setQSquared(IplImage**). If not (or if NULL was set), this returns 0, 1 otherwise. | |
| int | getNumTransformVals () |
| How large is the space of image transformations potentially induced by motor commands? Right now this is 2 (translation, x and y), but in the future the transform space may increase to include rotation, scale, etc., in which case this will return more. | |
| void | updateModel (IplImage *seenImage, const cv::Mat &tau, IplImage *sqDiffIm=NULL) |
| Update the ImageKalmanFilter by adding a new seenImage at a specified transformation, tau. tau must be a vector of size [getNumTransformVals() x 1]. | |
| double | obsLogLikelihood (const cv::Mat &tau, IplImage *seenImage) |
| Compute the log-likelihood value of an observation given a particular transform (translation, x&y, in units of pixels). | |
| likelihood | modelLogLikelihood (const cv::Mat &tau, IplImage *seenImage) |
| Compute the log-likelihood value of an observation given a particular transform (translation, x&y, in units of pixels). | |
| likelihood | modelLogLikelihoodFast (const cv::Mat &tau, IplImage *seenImage, double scale) |
| Compute the approximate log-likelihood value of an observation given a particular transform (translation, x&y, in units of pixels). | |
Public Attributes | |
| IplImage * | mu |
| The mean of the current pixel-wise estimate of the image intensity values. This is the actual underlying estimate data. It is exposed for convenient inspection. Don't modify it. | |
| IplImage * | Sigma |
| The variance of the current pixel-wise estimate of the image intensity values. This is the actual underlying estimate data. It is exposed for convenient inspection. Don't modify it. | |
Friends | |
| std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &ofs, const ImageKalmanFilter &feat) |
| Write to a file. | |
| std::istream & | operator>> (std::istream &ifs, ImageKalmanFilter &feat) |
| Read from a file. |
Auxilliary Tool:
A Collection of Kalman Filters for estimating the appearance of an image.
The Kalman Filter gives a Mean estimate of the values of the image's pixels, and maintains a variance Sigma for each pixel.
Generally, only part of the image is seen at once. This region of the image will have its means updated, and its variances will shrink. All other regions will have their means held constant while their variances increase.
There are many parameters to a Kalman Filter that may be set:
It is useful to think of there being a stochastic relation between x, the true pixel value at a location, and y, the observed pixel value. Specifically y is drawn from a normal distribution with mean x and Variance Q.
It is also useful to think of there being a drift in x, i.e. the image pixel values may change over time. This drift is 0 mean, and has covariance R. If R is 0, you are making a strong assertion that the environment will never change, that nothing moves.
Finally, you may set a prior mean estimate Mu of x, and a prior uncertainty, Sigma.
| ImageKalmanFilter::ImageKalmanFilter | ( | cv::Size | obsSize ) |
Main Constructor. Initialize with the size of the image that will be observed at each timestep.
This is the size of the camera input. By default, ImageKalmanFilter assumes that the total seeable world is less than 7 times the width and height of this image. For example, if the observation size that you get from your camera is 320x240, the size of the ImageKalmanFilter will be 2240x1680. You can change this after the constructor call by calling setWorldSizePadFactor to something other than 7.0.
| likelihood ImageKalmanFilter::modelLogLikelihood | ( | const cv::Mat & | tau, |
| IplImage * | seenImage | ||
| ) |
Compute the log-likelihood value of an observation given a particular transform (translation, x&y, in units of pixels).
The gradients of the likelihood function with respect to tau are not currently computed.
| likelihood ImageKalmanFilter::modelLogLikelihoodFast | ( | const cv::Mat & | tau, |
| IplImage * | seenImage, | ||
| double | scale | ||
| ) |
Compute the approximate log-likelihood value of an observation given a particular transform (translation, x&y, in units of pixels).
This is done by a subsampling method, only sampling and comparing every [scale]th pixel of the current ImageKalmanFilter estimate (memory) with those of the seen image (sensation).
The gradients of the likelihood function with respect to tau are not currently computed.
| void ImageKalmanFilter::setMuPrior | ( | double | val = 0.5 ) |
Set the mean of the Image intensity estimates to all be a specified value.
The default value of 0.5 reflects the assumption that pixel intensities are between 0 and 1. If your images uses a different range of (floating point) values, you may want to set a different mean.
| void ImageKalmanFilter::setObsSize | ( | cv::Size | s ) |
Tell the ImageKalmanFilter what size observations to expect. This allows you to change the underlying memory structrue of the ImageKalmanFilter without creating a new object.
Note that this will essentially reconstruct the object, reallocating and reinitializing all data structure memory. The padSizeFactor (size of the world in relation to the observation size) will be used, so the total number of pixels in the ImageKalmanFilter will change.
| void ImageKalmanFilter::setQSquared | ( | double | std = 0.01 ) |
Set the camera noise variance (how much do you trust an unreliable sensor?).
The default value of 0.01 reflects the assumption that pixel intensities are between 0 and 1. If your images uses a different range of (floating point) values, you may want to set a different mean. Note that 0.01 variance means standard deviation of 0.1. This is relatively high, and asserts that the current field of view is an unreliable representation of the world's appearance. This helps filter out abberations caused by rapid motion through the visual field.
| void ImageKalmanFilter::setQSquared | ( | IplImage ** | im ) |
Set the sensor reliability on a pixel-by-pixel basis. If you happen to know (or learn) that certain regions of the lens have higher distortion than others, this may be useful.
Learning the statistics of one's own sensor distortions is an active area of research, and this feature is not well supported.
You are responsible for managing the memory of the underlying image. Setting *im to NULL will cause the program to revert to uniform r-values across the image plane.
| void ImageKalmanFilter::setRSquared | ( | double | std = 0.0001 ) |
Set the pixel drift variance (how much do pixels change their value over time?).
The default value of 0.0001 reflects the assumption that pixel intensities are between 0 and 1. If your images uses a different range of (floating point) values, you may want to set a different mean. Note that 0.0001 variance means standard deviation of 0.01. This is relatively low, and asserts that the appearance of the world will be mostly static.
| void ImageKalmanFilter::setRSquared | ( | IplImage ** | im ) |
Set the pixel drift variance on a pixel-by-pixel basis. If you happen to know (or learn) that certain regions of the world have more motion than others, this is useful.
Learning the statistics of motion in the world is an active area of research, and this feature is not well supported.
You are responsible for managing the memory of the underlying image. Setting *im to NULL will cause the program to revert to uniform r-values across the image plane.
| void ImageKalmanFilter::setSigmaSquaredPrior | ( | double | val = 0.25 ) |
Set the variance of the Image intensity estimates to all be a specified value.
The default value of 0.25 reflects the assumption that pixel intensities are between 0 and 1. If your images uses a different range of (floating point) values, you may want to set a different mean. Note that 0.25 variance means standard deviation of 0.5.
| void ImageKalmanFilter::setUseRetinalCoordinates | ( | int | yesorno = 1 ) |
Sets the coordinate frame to World Coordinates (0) or Retinal Coordinates (Non-0). By default, retinal coordinates are used.
In retinal coordinates, the center of the ImageKalmanFilter is always colocated with the center of the most recent observation. Actions are interpreted as being relevant to this central location.
In world coordinates, actions are interpreted as being relative to the servo reference frame rather than the camera reference frame.
The InternalMotionModel is much more robust in a retinal coordinate frame than in a servo coordinate frame. It is not recommended to set this to 0.
| void ImageKalmanFilter::setWorldSizePadFactor | ( | double | val = 7.0 ) |
Set the size of the ImageKalmanFilter in terms of the width and height of the observations.
Note that this will essentially reconstruct the object, reallocating and reinitializing all data structure memory. The current obsSize (size of the images coming from a camera) will be used, so the total number of pixels in the ImageKalmanFilter will change.
| void ImageKalmanFilter::updateModel | ( | IplImage * | seenImage, |
| const cv::Mat & | tau, | ||
| IplImage * | sqDiffIm = NULL |
||
| ) |
Update the ImageKalmanFilter by adding a new seenImage at a specified transformation, tau. tau must be a vector of size [getNumTransformVals() x 1].
Optionally, this function can output the an image of the same size as seenImage representing the squared difference between what the ImageKalmanFilter expected to see based on the transform tau (memory) and what was actually seen (sensation). This may be useful in learning about the reliability of your sensors, and the spatial layout of systematic distortions.


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Though no one is an expert at love or navigating relationships, considering every single one is different, there are some pieces of advice that can definitely help when you find yourself in one of the five situations below. And trust us, you will at some point, whether or not you want to be in that place. So get ready for the next four years to bring you a lot of happiness, confusion and heartbreak when it comes to college relationships.
Dating someone from another university
This one goes out to all of the high school sweethearts. Alright, so you’ve been with that special someone since junior year of high school. He/she is your first love, yet you both chose different schools. First off, kudos to both of you for not following one another to the university level. That doesn’t go to say that people who do that aren’t making a smart decision, but it is undoubtedly sensible to go separate ways to create your own individual lives and see if they still fit together as one.
Anyways, back to the two lovers going to separate campuses. This is hard and no one should sugarcoat that it isn’t. Long distance requires a lot of commitment that two individuals have to be willing to carry out equally for the relationship to be successful. If one partner is making more of an effort to text and call about his/her day than the other, things will begin to slowly crumble. One will realize that they are putting in more effort than the other and become frustrated asking for more before ultimately giving up.
However, just because the two of you are apart does not mean you need to be communicating 24/7. Understand that your partner has a life and is busy. Just like you, they too are trying to make new friends, become involved in different organizations, go to class and study so they can flourish. And you, as their boyfriend or girlfriend should want that for them.
Before going to school, make plans to visit each other on specific weekends so there is no miscommunication and one partner isn’t doing all the visiting whereas the other isn’t making the trip at all. If your school is too far away from your partners’, be sure to decide when facetiming works best for both of you. Be sure to share pictures from your week and keep them in the loop to feel closer and connected.
Dating someone you met on campus
College is a whole new ball game with endless amounts of faces you have never seen before. For some, this can become overwhelming after being familiar with the same faces you’ve known since Kindergarten, but fear not, meeting new people is the best thing that will happen to you.
Meeting new guys and girls can be very exhilarating. The beginning phase of talking to someone when you’re getting to know everything about them, from their hometown to the names of their pets and bestfriends, is simply fun. Luckily for you, the two of you can hangout with each other’s friends, spend the night at each other’s places and build that relationship at your new home.
On the other hand, it can be very easy to become caught up in this new person, to the extent you put off making new friends and becoming involved in things that interest you. Try to allocate time fairly and accordingly between your new love interest and new friends. This way, you have other people to go out with, study with and grab coffee with, other than your significant other. Not to mention, if things eventually go south, you will have other people on campus to turn to.
Being involved in friends with benefits and hookup culture
As much as we hate to say it, becoming immersed in “no strings attached” relationships are the most common in college. For some, this lifestyle is freeing, provocative and enjoyable, where others may find it degrading and unfulfilling. While college is all about having fun and living while you’re young, there is no harm in not wanting to partake in this behavior, which is more than OK. Most importantly, never let anyone shame you for wanting to experiment with it, or not wanting to. Let us say again, either choice is perfectly acceptable.
If you find yourself hooking up with a specific individual consistently, make sure the two of you are on the same page. It can become incredibly awkward if one person wants to connect on a deeper level, while the other is content without a label. If you start catching feelings, decide whether or not you can handle the emotional toll it might take on you if you continue seeing this person on a strictly friends with benefits basis. If not, there is no harm in expressing how you feel and deciding to not go forth with whatever the two of you have been doing.
Lastly, remember to always be safe and create boundaries for what you are comfortable doing and what you are not.
Wanting a relationship with someone who doesn’t want one with you
Sadly, the cold harsh truth about relationships in college is that a lot of the time, people aren’t looking for them. We’re aware, this situation may just easily be the worst. It’s more than excruciating trying to accept that the person you have something very special with, has decided it’s not special enough to want to take that next step. Frequently, after having the hard conversation with someone regarding where the two of you are headed, girls and guys become upset that this person is no longer in their life. Yet, there is no reason that just because the other person doesn’t want a label, the two of you can’t remain friends. Although it’s very difficult to move on after someone you saw a future with confesses they don’t want one with you, it’s extremely necessary.
It is important to remind yourself that though he/she possessed what you wanted in a partner--enough to even desire a relationship with them--in the end, they didn’t want you, and the right person will. If it is even a question of whether or not they want to be with you, they are not worth it, meaning neither are the tears and drunk texts. Be patient, the person who has all of the qualities you want and more is out there, and they will choose you each and every day without hesitation. But for now, find happiness being alone while you’re young.
Being single!
Finally! The position most of us find ourselves in: single life. I think we can all agree, while in college, being alone isn’t so bad. Finding peace and contentment within your life and self should be your number one priority. If you feel as if you are dependent on another individual, you shouldn’t be with them in the first place. Focus on yourself, school and friends before jumping into a relationship. In the long run, you’ll be a lot healthier of a human. Enjoy life and we promise your person will come into your life when you least expect it.


The control uses its first child as an examplar. It uses that child's width as the preferred width for all children. This width is used to calculate the number of columns which can fit into the control. The first child's right and bottom margin are also used, respectively, to determine the preferred spacing between columns and the preferred vertical spacing between children within a column.
The layout heuristic is simple and fast: the control examines each of its children in turn, and adds that child to whichever column is currently shortest.
This control was discussed in a user interface blog post.


Deontay Wilder should stop Luis Ortiz again - but he won't have it all his own way
Wilder takes on Ortiz for a second time next weekend as he looks to remain on track for a rematch with Tyson Fury next year
by Barry McGuigan, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/barry-mcguigan/Other than getting older I’m not sure much has changed for Deontay Wilder or Luis Ortiz since they first met 20 months ago.
Ortiz has turned 40 and moves like he’s 50. He is not helped by an appetite for work that is, let’s say, on the laissez faire side of optimised.
At 34 with 42 bouts behind him Wilder is what he is, which might have been a problem were he facing the young Ortiz.
As a kid in Cuba Ortiz would have been up againt ten others just as good in his division. That makes you sharp and teaches you respect for the game.
In Cuba boxing gives you lifestyle and status. There is every incentive to succeed. Outside of that environment you have to find the reasons to be good and to keep working hard.
But emptying the tank in training in Miami, where Ortiz is tempted by every distraction known to man, is not guaranteed.
I’m not sure Ortiz has the dedication he once had. In shape he would be a real threat.
He had Wilder in all sorts of trouble in Brooklyn before the Bronze Bomber ultimately blasted his way out of the crisis.
Wilder retains his tremendous power but his defence has not improved. He is still hitable and has not got the best chin.
And, since Wilder telegraphs those big shots, the best fighters see them coming. He lifts his elbows every time he lines up a big punch.
On top of that Wilder does not know how to close the ring down effectively. That’s why he struggled to look good against Tyson Fury.
He should watch tapes of Vasyl Lomachenko. No-one makes the ring smaller.
Next week’s engagement in Las Vegas is effectively part of the holding pattern until the stakeholders get Wilder and Fury back in the ring. We are told February is a goer.
The first fight came to life only when Wilder finally caught up with Fury.
It made for a boring fight rescued by a brilliant ending. Ideally Wilder makes a statement by knocking out Ortiz early to build anticiapation.
I think Wilder will find him eventually but don’t be surprised if he gets caught doing so, just like last time.
Follow Barry on Twitter at @ClonesCyclone , @McGuigans_Gym and @CyclonePromo


Cleveland Metroparks Emerald Necklace Trail
If you’re a biking person, or even just an adventurous person, taking on the Emerald Necklace Trails is a trip you should add to your bucket list. The Cleveland Metropark reservations form together to create what looks like a giant green, or emerald, necklace. It consists of several smaller trails that rack up to a total of about 70 miles altogether — taking you all the way around the greater Cleveland area, with views such as waterfalls, overlooks and historic structures. Aside from the trails themselves, within the loop is a zoo, popular parks such as Edgewater Park, golf courses and more attractions for a variety of people to enjoy.
Playhouse Square
Located in downtown Cleveland, Playhouse Square is the largest performing arts center in the nation outside of New York. It is the hub of Broadway touring acts and annual, highly anticipated festivals. One of the biggest festivals of the year at Playhouse Square is the annual Tri-C JazzFest, where several jazz acts take the streets of Cleveland for three days every summer, and their music is heard blocks away.
Cleveland Botanical Garden
Located in University Circle, this conjunction of aesthetic gardens is an escape from Cleveland’s urbanism. It is a great spot for a date or even a family outing. The centerpiece of the Cleveland Botanical Garden is The Eleanor Armstrong Smith Glasshouse, which is a 17,000-square foot area with over 350 species of plants and 50 species of animals. The Cleveland Botanical Garden also consists of 10 acres of gardens, including Hershey Children’s Garden, the first children’s garden in Ohio.
Lakewood Park
Aside from the seasonal pool, sports courts and fields, skate park, bandstands and other attractions for the whole family to enjoy, Lakewood Park has the perfect view of Lake Erie. Located in the Cleveland suburb, the park is just a 15-minute drive outside of the city. The Lakefront Promenade walkway leads visitors just a few feet away from the water, and the community favorite Solstice Steps provides a spot for visitors to sit while admiring the water. There is even a beach close to the park.
The South Side restaurant
This restaurant in downtown Cleveland has excellent grub with quick service in a comfortable setting. The South Side’s outside dining patio has a visually appealing setup. The patio is a whopping 1,000 square feet with overhead strands of lights, so it would be a chill spot during both the day or night. There is a fireplace in both the inside and outside dining areas. The menu’s biggest hits are its steaks, sandwiches and tacos, but it goes beyond these highlights. It also has alternatives, such as bean burgers, so people with a variety of diets can enjoy the food. The bar area is spacious, and there are several TVs, so this might be the place for avid sports fans to go on game days.
Cleveland is a beautiful city surrounded by nature. Not only are there several attractions such as museums and concert halls inside the city itself, but there are also exciting places worth visiting just minutes outside of it. With Lake Erie, large regions of wooded areas, several parks and a wide range of eateries, Cleveland is a great place to visit for a weekend trip.


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"bgpy" is an implementation of parts of the BGP protocol in Python. It's not a real router but it can send and receive BGP messages and is usable for test purposes.
"bgpy," including this manual, is freely redistributable under a BSD license. The latest version may be found in the GIT repository at https://github.com/Jaxartes/bgpy/.
The name "bgpy" is derived from the name of the protocol (BGP) and the language of its implementation (Python). It is pronounced "bee-gee-pie."
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Elton John says his kids have given him 'purpose' in life
Elton John has praised his children for giving him a ‘purpose’ in life and helping him to overcome his battle with addiction.
The music icon has spoken openly of his struggle with substance abuse throughout his career and he didn’t shy away from documenting such struggle in his biopic Rocketman, released earlier this year.
Elton went into further detail about the tough time he endured while trying to deal with fame in his autobiography, Me: Elton John, and now in a new interview, he has said it was his children that helped him to turn his life around.
The Crocodile Rock singer is married to husband David Furnish and they share two sons together; Zachary, eight, and Elijah, six.

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Created on 11/06/2013
@author: victor
Bases: object
Implementation of the Calinski-Harabasz (VRC) index, as described in T. Calinski and J.Harabasz paper in ‘Communications in Statistics 3(1), 1-27 (1974)’. Contains the necessary functions to calculate the index in the two forms presented.
Calculates the A_k term. @param clustering: The clustering being checked. @param matrix: The condensed matrix containing all distances. @return: The A_k term value.
C-H description of the “Between group sum of squares”. @param clustering: The clustering being checked. @param D: Mean distance of the sum of all squared distances present in the matrix. @param matrix: The condensed matrix containing all distances. @return: The value of BGSS.
C-H description of the “Within group sum of squares”. @param clusters: An array with all clusters description (usually Clustering.clusters) @param matrix: The condensed matrix containing all distances. @return: The value of WGSS.
Calculates one of the formula terms (ng-1)(D-d_g) @param cluster: The cluster to use in calculation. @param global_mean_distance: ‘D’. Is the mean of the n*(n-1)/2 distances of all the elements. @param matrix: The condensed matrix containing all distances. @return: Calculated term.
Created on May 30, 2013
@author: victor
Bases: object
Is an estimator of cluster validity. The lower the better.
Returns the average distance of the elements of a cluster with its medoid. @param cluster: The cluster from which we want to calculate this distance. @param matrix: The condensed matrix containing all distances. @return: The calculated value.
Calculates one of the terms as defined in the paper (di+dj) / d(ci,cj) @param i: Is the index of the first cluster (in ‘clusters’) to calculate the term. @param j: The index of the second cluster. @param clusters: An array containing all the clusters of the clustering being checked. @param matrix: The condensed matrix containing all distances. @return: The value of the term.
Calculates the summation of the terms for all clusters vs all the other clusters of the clustering. @param d: Array containing the mean distances to the centroid (medoid) for all clusters (with index correspondence). @param clusters: An array containing all the clusters of the clustering being checked. @param matrix: The condensed matrix containing all distances. @return: The index value.
Calculates the summation of the terms for a cluster vs all the other clusters of the clustering. @param i: Is the index of the first cluster (in ‘clusters’) to calculate the term. @param d: Array containing the mean distances to the centroid (medoid) for all clusters (with index correspondence). @param clusters: An array containing all the clusters of the clustering being checked. @param matrix: The condensed matrix containing all distances. @return: The value for each term (i vs j[0..n] j!=i).
Created on 06/06/2013
@author: victor
Bases: object
Calculates Dunn index as presented in Krzystof Kryszczuk and Paul Hurley’s paper .
Created on 09/01/2013
@author: victor
Bases: object
Bounded in [0,1] where 0 means the perfect cohesion and 1 the worst. Doesn’t use the prototype.
Returns the cohesion value of a cluster. The weight will be the number of elements of each cluster.
The maximum value will be (in the case we have only one cluster) the sum of all the pair distances. We can avoid the 2x factor, increasing the performance.
Created on 09/01/2013
@author: victor
Bases: object
Returns the cohesion value of a cluster. The condensed matrix given as parameter stores the distances of the elements of the dataset used to extract the cluster.
The definition of cohesion would be weight*2*cohesion in the case we follow the exact formula in the book []. As we are going to do comparisons, the x2 global multiplication doesn’t affect.
Cohesion of a cluster of 1 element should be infinite instead of 0...
Created on 06/06/2013
@author: victor
Created on 06/06/2013
@author: victor
Bases: object
Cluster separation index calculation, as defined in Wu and H. Xiong 2002.
Created on 13/08/2012
@author: victor
Bases: object
Within cluster similarity.
Bases: object
Is a very simple separation measure.
Bases: object
Is another simple separation measure.
W(A,B) = sum_{i pert A, j pert B} w_i_j
Cut measure of the connected component A vs the complementary set.
Degree of a vertex: d_i = sum_{j=1}^n w_ij
Created on 09/01/2013
@author: victor
Bases: object
Returns an array with distances wich are smaller than the given mean.
Returns the minimum distances for the elements of cluster1 vs cluster2.
Created on 13/08/2012
@author: victor
Bases: object
This is a metric based in the PCA of the clusters composing a clustering,
Calculates the eigenvectors and eigenvalues of a covariance matrix.
@param covariance_matrix: The covariance matrix.
@return: The first (bigger) eigenvalue, which gives an idea of the relative importance of the axis responsible of most of the variance.
Calculates the covariance matrix for a given number of conformations
@param coordinates: Coordinates of the trajectory frames we want to use in the covariance matrix calculation. This coordinates are stored in the format [conformation 1..N] where conformation is [Atom 1...N] Where atom is [x,y,z], so it’s a (C,A,3) shaped matrix where C is the number of conformations and N the number of atoms per conformation.
@return: The covariance matrix.
Calculates the value of the PCA metric, which is the mean of the largest eigenvalue obtained from the PCA (the one corresponding to the axis of bigger variability) weighted by the cluster size.
@param clustering: The clustering we want to calculate the metric.
@return: the value of the metric.
Created on 06/06/2013
@author: victor
Bases: object
Created on 02/05/2012
@author: victor
Bases: object
Between -1 and 1. 1 Is the value for the better clustering (best separated and with best cohesion. 0 can be a not-so-good-and-not-so-bad clustering, but a random clustering would get results around this.
Evaluates the silhouette factor for 3 types of elements in the clusterization hierarchy: - element silhouette: it needs to define the element and the cluster to which this element belongs - cluster: only needs to define the cluster. - clusterization: calculates the silhouette factor of a whole clusterization.


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more winserverui crashing with 3.0b
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anonymous
I read the thread with debugging info & a link to a new build to address winserverui hanging. I installed that build and am still seing problems with winserverui being hung.
Most of the time it doesn't seem to affect anything, I can use the menu items. But twice now it has gotten into a state where as soon as I move the mouse over the system menu, I'll get the spinning beach ball cursor.
The following is appearing in the console... what else can I provide for troubleshooting?
Mac OS X Version 10.3.7 (Build 7S215) 2005-01-06 00:02:55 -0500 2005-01-06 00:02:55.833 SystemUIServer[218] failed to load Menu Extra: NSBundle </Library/Menu Extras/WinSwitch.menu/Contents/Resources/MenuCracker.menu> (loaded) 2005-01-06 00:02:55.834 SystemUIServer[218] MenuCracker: Loading 'WOWinSwitchMenuExtra'. 2005-01-06 00:02:56.650 SystemUIServer[218] WinSwitchHelper launched 2005-01-06 00:02:56.650 SystemUIServer[218] WinSwitch.menu loaded. DOCK: CFMessagePortSendRequest returned -2 2005-01-06 00:03:12.426 WinSwitchHelper[242] Could not get menu extra (-4956) DOCK: CFMessagePortSendRequest returned -2 2005-01-06 00:03:20.921 WinSwitchHelper[242] Could not get menu extra (-4956) 2005-01-06 00:03:22.755 SystemUIServer[218] when trying to launch imagecapture hot plug application, LSOpenFromURLSpec failed: -1
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Greg Hurrell
We need to be clear on our terminology here to avoid confusion. This bug report about SystemUIServer is about crashes:
https://wincent.com/a/support/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=68
But you're talking about "hanging". In my book, a "crash" is when an application goes boom and stops running. ie. one minute it's there, and the next minute, boom, it's gone. A "hang", in contrast, is when an app continues to run, but when you can't do any useful work with it because it's beachballing. Sometimes a hung application can get unstuck, but in many cases you could leave it running forever and it would never recover; it would just keep on beachballing.
So the build referred to in bug #68 (which fixes a crashing issue), shouldn't really have any bearing at all on a hanging issue.
As for the console output, most of it looks normal to me. The system will always complain about being unable to load "MenuCracker.menu". This is a necessary part of the process of getting the system to accept third-party menu extras. Then you see WinSwitch getting loaded normally.
The "Could not get menu extra" lines indicate a time out is occurring. Basically, whenever a new menu extra is added to the menu bar, WinSwitchHelper makes sure that it wasn't the Apple Fast User Switching menu that got added (and if it was, it displays a helpful notification dialog explaining why there are two Fast User Switching menus visible at the same time!). Those -4956 errors indicate timeouts when WinSwitchHelper is asking the system whether the Apple Fast User Switching menu is present. If these timeouts are occurring often, I suspect something fishy is bogging down your system, or there's some other incompatibility that's causing the time out.
The last line has nothing to do with WinSwitch, but must be generated by some other menu extra installed on your system. You should probably post a list of menu extras that you are using.
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anonymous
When I say hang, this is what I mean.... If I use the Activity Monitor to view the running processes, the line showing SystemUIServer will turn red, and instead of just saying "SystemUIServer", it says "SystemUIServer (Hung)"
Once when this happened, things were in a state such that when I moved my mouse to the system menu area, I would get the spinning wheel. Most of the time though, the menu still seems to work, even though the SystemUIServer is showing as Hung in the application monitor
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Blitz complete double over Jozi Stars
Cape Town - Liam Livingstone’s excellent half-century followed by a polished bowling display completed a double for the Cape Town Blitz over the Jozi Stars and condemned the defending Mzansi Super League champions to a third consecutive loss of the new season on Thursday.
The 2018 winners, who were beaten by the same opponents in the competition opener last Friday, fell to a 57-run loss at Newlands where they were restricted to 126 chasing an imposing 184 and conceded a bonus point in the process.
Englishman Livingstone was the star performer for the hosts after plundering five sixes and three fours in an innings of 65 off 41 balls that help power his side to 183 for six.

Sisanda Magala was the pick of the bowlers with his three for 17, but that did not tell the full story of what was a superb effort by all the bowlers.
The seamers, in particular, excelled as Anrich Nortje claimed two for 18, Dale Steyn took one for 33 and debutant Wahab Riaz, who earlier bludgeoned a quick-fire 29, nabbed one for 13.
It was the Blitz’s second win of the campaign in their third game, both being over the Stars, as they moved to the top of the table.
For the Johannesburg side, it was back to the drawing board after they remained pointless and winless in 2019.
They struggled from the outset even though they won the toss and opted to bowl first, with Quinton de Kock (41 off 21 balls) providing his team a flying start
After the captain fell with his side on 53 in the sixth over, Livingstone picked up the baton and carved the bowling all around the picturesque Cape Town venue.

Reeza Hendricks (13) and Rassie van der Dussen (0) fell in successive balls to Steyn and Riaz as the Stars fell to 27 for three.
That became 64 for five when Magala and George Linde (1/18) add their names to the wickets column.
Simon Harmer got to 20, before he too was bowled – Gregory Mahlokwana (1/27) also capturing a wicket.
It was all over by then, and despite the efforts of Bavuma, his team was dismissed in just 16.2 overs to fall to a heavy defeat.


| DOSE: |
2 hits |
oral |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
The day started off as any normal day. I got up and knew before hand that I would drop acid this day. I had recently made a decision to stop smoking weed, and I thought a little LSD would give the introspection I needed to understand why I had to stop smoking.
12:30: After calling the supplier met up with him in town. The supplier was with a friend and she showed me what they had. She was cutiing the pieces with some scissors. She handed me two little pieces that were about the size of 2/3 of a normal tab. I asked her if she was serious and she then told me that they had intended to buy a vial, but instead the guy soaked up all the acid from inside where it was made onto three pieces of paper. Having known her a while, I believed her and went home.
1:00: I decide to go on a hike up a creek by my house. It would take me to the top of a hill which I thought would be fun to look at. I dropped both hits and started walking. I had a video camera, two Red Bulls, and a mind starting to expand.
1:45: Drink one Red Bull,resume hiking. I'm getting the pre-trip feeling. Hope Red Bull will help me out.
2:30: Acid had taken over. I am on an outlook on top of the hill. I watch the town below undulate and contort. The distant clouds look like I could touch them if I wanted. Pulled out video camera and started to film.
3:15: I'm at top of hill.  I start to get paranoid that I was in Mountain Lion teritory and if one was to get me, no one would know. I start back home.
3:45: Before going home I sit on a rock and meditate on things, in general. Then I go home. No one is there so I'm cool. I watch Dark City and it blows my mind. I relate it to everyday life. I get lost in it and when it is over I feel sad. Now the hallucinations are everywhere and I feel like I'm in a kaleidescope. I turn on VH1 and watch the 100 greatest Rock and Roll Artists. I have a paranoid thought that maybe all old 70's bands did acid and got to the same level of tripping as I am in right now. I start to appreciate all the artists I see and other things about them.
4:45: Totally lost now, this stuff took me over. Every thought I have turns into a vison. I ponder running to the beach, which is foutyr miles away. Seriouslly. Sanity comes back and I meelow out. Start having real visions. Like being in a dream while awake.
6:45: Mellow now. Hallucinations have stopped. Stll freaked out about the visions. Am in awe the rest of the day.
The moral of this story is NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF LSD. Once you do your fucked. If i had been in public, I would have been arrested. I totally lost contact with reality for about an hour. Now, I am going to stay away from LSD. To all you new, eager acid heads out there, beware.
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[gecode-users] Not all solutions, BAB vs. DFS
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Fri Sep 4 15:12:12 CEST 2009
Your copy constructor lacks a call to the Space copy constructor:
CSP( bool share, CSP& s ) : Space(share, s) {
v.update(*this, share, s.v);
}
Then it should work (I get three solutions).
Cheers,
Guido
Martin Kreißig wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> I tried my best to create a small example, but then I got stuck during
> debugging at creating the DFS engine. (I was lead to core.hpp line
> 3165
> (gecode 3.1.0)).
> So I don't know yet if this example produces the problem I have.
>
> The algorithm creates an array with different sets (here 5 sets with 2
> values each) and these sets are constrained by some equations (two in
> this case) that result in 0.
>
> Here is the code:
>
> #include <gecode/int.hh>
> #include <gecode/driver.hh>
> #include <iostream>
>
> using namespace Gecode;
>
> class CSP : public Space {
> protected:
> IntVarArray v;
>
> public:
> CSP( int arr[5][2] ) {
>
> // create array with different sets
> int tmp[2];
>
> for (int i=0; i<5; i++){
> tmp[0] = arr[i][0]; tmp[1] = arr[i][1];
> IntVar i(*this, IntSet( tmp, 2));
> v.add( *this, i );
> }
>
> // formulate equations coefficients
> IntArgs ia(5,0,-1,1,1,0);
> IntArgs ib(5,-1,1,-1,0,1);
>
> // constraints
> linear (*this,ia,v,IRT_EQ, 0, ICL_DEF );
> linear (*this,ib,v,IRT_EQ, 0, ICL_DEF );
>
> branch ( *this,v,INT_VAR_SIZE_MAX,INT_VAL_MIN );
>
> }
>
> CSP( bool share, CSP& s ) {
> v.update(*this, share, s.v);
> }
>
> virtual Space* copy( bool share ) {
> return new CSP(share,*this);
> }
>
> void print( void ) {
> std::cout << v << std::endl;
> }};
>
> int main( void ) {
> int arr[5][2] = {{-2,1},{-1,5},{3,2},{-4,3},{2,-2}};
> CSP* c = new CSP(arr);
> c->print();
> DFS<CSP> dfs(c);
> delete c;
> CSP* cc;
>
> while ( cc=dfs.next() ) {
> cc->print();
> delete cc;
> }
>
> return 0;
> }
>
> best
> Martin
>
>
> On Fri, 2009-09-04 at 10:34 +0200, Guido Tack wrote:
>> Martin Kreißig wrote:
>>>> You can use opt.solutions(0) with DFS, too.
>>>
>>> Alright, but how do I pass opt to my CSP object?
>>
>> You don't. The Options class is for use with the driver
>> infrastructure. So either you use the driver, and Script::run, or
>> you
>> don't use options. There's a different options class controlling the
>> search itself (it's documented).
>>
>>> The problem is: When testing I insert - lets say 3 - specific
>>> combination of variables that fulfil the constraints. Then every
>>> variable gets its set (of size 3). So the output should be (at
>>> least) 3 combinations. What I get is some of my original solutions,
>>> some mixed solutions, but some of the originals are skipped.
>>>
>>> Can it be that some values are deleted? but that shouldnt be the
>>> case.
>>
>> That's impossible to answer without seeing the actual problem. Maybe
>> you can post a simple, small example.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Guido
> --
> Martin Kreißig <martin.kreissig at lss.uni-stuttgart.de>
>
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Appetizers
Ingredients
- 6 strips of bacon
- ½ cup brown sugar
- 1 tsp cayenne pepper
Directions
- Line a baking sheet with foil, keeping the shiny side down. Place a cooling rack on top of the foil.
- Dump the brown sugar and cayenne pepper into a zip lock bag. Seal and shake it to mix together.
- Put one strip of bacon at a time in the ziploc bag. Seal the bag and shake it so that the bacon is evenly coated with the spicy sugar.
- Lay the bacon on the wire rack. Continue with the remaining bacon.
- Bake in a 375F oven for around 20 minutes. You may want it in a little longer if you like it really crispy.
- Cool on the wire rack.
Submitted by David Singletary
My aunt makes this at the beach for the whole family. It doesn't last long
Antipasta
Prep Time: 2 hrs | Cook Time: 30 to 45 min | Total Time: 3 hrs
Ingredients
- 1 to 2 heads of cauliflower, cooked crisp/tender
- 1 to 2 jars artichoke hearts
- 1 to 2 jars mushrooms
- 1 to 2 jars roasted red peppers
- ¾ lb Genoa salami, thinly sliced
- 1 can black olives
- ½ to ¾ lb imported shart provolone cheese
- Red wine vinegar
- Olive oil
- Lemon juice
- Italian Seasonings
Directions
- Marinate all vegetables (in separate containers) in red wine vinegar, olive oil, lemon juice and Italian seasonings for a couple of hours.
- Arrange salami along outer edge of a large platter, place marinated cauliflower in the middle.
- Arrange all other veggies around cauliflower.
- Cut provolone in long wedges and place around platter. Scatter black olives on top.
- Serve with sliced Italian bread.
Submitted by Anthony Caddell
My mother is from an Italian-American family and we have had this dish, along with stuffed shells and meatballs on Christmas Day every year of my entire life (and most of hers as well). She begins the sauce for the main dish the night before and we anxiously await this appetizer all day. I'm from a small family and all of us (and now our spouses/children) sitting around the table kicking off Christmas Dinner with this dish is really special to us.
Creamy Pesto Dip
Prep Time: 5 min | Cook Time: 15 min | Total Time: 20 min
Ingredients
- 16 oz (2 bar) of softened cream cheese
- 6 oz jar pesto
- 1 jar of sun-dried tomatoes
Directions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Put softened cream cheese and 3oz of pesto in a baking dish and mix.
- Spoon 3oz of sun-dried tomatoes on top.
- Heat in oven at 350 degrees until bubbly hot, about 15 minutes.
- Serve with seasoned or butter crackers or crostini bread.
Serving suggestion: add it to a charcuterie board so you can top the cracker and dip with olives and cured Italian meats.
Submitted by Patty Amatore
It is always a hit! I make this for my family on holidays and bring it to parties. Its very easy to whip up and friends always ask me to make it!
Bacon Wrapped Dates with Goat Cheese
Prep Time: 10 min | Cook Time: 20 min | Total Time: 30 min
Ingredients
- 8 slices bacon (thin bacon works better)
- 16 dates
- 4 oz goat cheese
- toothpicks
Directions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
- Slice the dates lengthwise on one side to create an opening. Remove the pit.
- Using a spoon, stuff a small amount of goat cheese into the cavity of each date and press the sides together to close.
- Cut the bacon slices in half. Wrap each date with a slice of bacon and secure with a toothpick.
- Arrange evenly on a baking sheet with raised edges (otherwise grease will get everywhere) and bake for 10 minutes. Remove the dates and use the toothpick to turn each one so it’s laying on its side. Bake for another 5-8 minutes, until browned to your liking, and turn the dates to the other side and repeat. Remove from the oven, place on a paper towel lined plate, and let stand for 5 minutes before serving.
* Coating the dates with a light layer of Balsamic Vinegar before baking is also a good variation for this recipe
Submitted by Marissa Medina
This is not my recipe. After having these at a Tapas restaurant in NYC I wanted to be able to make these myself at home. I found this recipe on Pinterest which seems to be almost the same as the restaurant. This is very easy to make.
Homemade Salsa
Prep Time: 5 min | Cook Time: 0 min | Total Time: 5 min
Ingredients
- (1) 28oz can whole peeled tomatoes (the cheaper, the better!)
- ½ white onion
- 5 cloves garlic (I know it sounds like a lot, but trust me...it's worth the bad breath)
- 1 lime, juiced
- 1 jalapeno (or 2 if you like it spicy! Remove seeds if not.)
- 1 handful cilantro (about half a cup)
- Salt and pepper, to taste
Directions
- Throw all the ingredients into your favorite large blender (I like to use my Ninja).
- Pulse 5-6 times (DO NOT OVER BLEND, chunky salsa > soupy salsa).
- Add salt and pepper to taste, then add some more.
- Chill until ready to serve
- Don't expect it to last long :)
Best if prepared a few hours before partying so that the flower really have a chance to blend.
Submitted by Kate Bothe
My fiancé is an amazing cook and we love to host. Our salsa has come to be an expected dish by our friends and family... it's honestly the easiest dish we make and really the only thing I can make unsupervised! I otherwise humbly accept my role as sous-chef/dish washer.


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Key words: entropy, self-organizing, Paul Weiss, Ludwig von Bertalanffy, Fibonacci, self-assembly,
first definition of morphodymanic
examples of where the word has been used geology, biology
examples from computation.
Key words: W Ross Ashby, Prigogine, Belousov-Zhabotinsky reaction, dissipative structures,
self-organizing posits self p243
- thus intrinsic
be careful though:
- global wholeness is emergent not its prior cause, not top-down
- not 'guided'
- regularity is a consequence not a formative influence
Key words: entropy production rate (EPR), bifurcation points
Key words: Rayleigh-Bénard convection, Claude Bénard,
Non-intuitive ways that constraints are eliminated/entropy increased using patterns faster than you thought possible or likely
Key words: basalt columns, snow crystals, Laser physics,
More examples from nature
Key words:
Higher order work can undermine lower order work. - p262


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[gecode-users] restart search at new solution
Kish Shen
kisshen at cisco.com
Wed Jul 31 18:44:30 CEST 2013
Hi,
I am looking at including restart-based search into the ECLiPSe Gecode
interface, and I have some questions that I hope you could help me with.
The MPG states that a CutOff (which seems to be in terms of number of
failures) must be included with a restart-base search. However, to me,
it seems an alternative approach is to restart for each solution, in
particular, with BAB search when you are looking for the optimal
solution. I assume this was what the old RESTART search engine did?
Is it possible to do this? I can't figure out how to do this from the
MPG section on restart search, and a quick look at some of the reference
documentation.
On a more specific level, I am not quite sure how to implement
restart-based search for my interface. Ideally, I would like to make as
little modification to my existing code as possible. Currently, I have
a class GecodeSearch, which has a
Search::Engine: sengine;
and I assign a particular search engine to this when the user request a
particular search engine to use:
sengine = Search::bab(solver, o);
so I would like to do something similar for a restart-based engine.
I have got the following to compile:
sengine = Search::bab(solver,o);
sengine = Search::rbs(solver, metastop, sengine, o);
However, it is not clear to me if this is the correct thing to do,
should the same sengine be used for the bab and rbs search?
Thanks in advance for any help/information!
Cheers,
Kish
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I know Drupal 8 is the current version to develop on Drupal, but nowadays still exist a lot of companies with sites developed on Drupal 7.
So, if you still working on Drupal 7 projects, probably this post will be useful for you, I’m going to show you a little example from a custom module that I create, where a use Phphunit to test:
Requirements:
- composer
- Phpunit >= 4.8
- PHP >= 5.6
- Drupal 7
Install Phpunit using composer, remember phpunit 4 is not longer supported. (https://phpunit.de/getting-started/phpunit-5.html)
composer require --dev phpunit/phpunit ^4.8
I’m using POO in this custom module, you can download or fork this module here, please note that you need a couple dependencies to install the module: https://github.com/leydisContre7777/forum_notification
Ok, let’s start this example, where I mocked some databases Drupal function’s, this is just a small beginning to test with Phpunit and Drupal 7.
So, In the custom forum_notification module, I created the following class which I call from .module file:
forum_notification/src/Forum/ForumCounter.php
This file contains the functions that I’m using to count and save the participation on the Forum configured by the user, then, I created a test:
namespace Drupal\forum_notification\Forum;
/**
* Created by PhpStorm.
* User: ldcontreras
* Date: 30/05/18
* Time: 18:26
*/
class ForumCounter implements ForumInterface {
/**
* @param $forum
* @param $uid
* @return array()
*/
public function setForumCounter($forum, $uid) {
$counterState = db_update('forum_counter_states')
->fields(array(
'state' => 'read',
))
->condition('uid', $uid)
->condition('tid', $forum)
->execute();
return $counterState;
}
}
The test of setForumCounter will looks like this:
<?php
/**
* Created by PhpStorm.
* User: ldcontreras
* Date: 8/06/18
* Time: 10:02
*/
namespace Drupal\forum_innovation\Tests;
/**
* Test the ForumCounter Class.
* @coversDefaultClass \Drupal\forum_innovation\Forum
* @group utility
*/
class ForumCounterTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase {
/**
* @covers::setForumCounter
*/
public function testSetForumCounter() {
$set_counter = $this->getMockBuilder('Drupal\forum_innovation\Forum\ForumCounter')
->setMethods(array('setForumCounter'))
->getMock();
$set_counter->expects($this->once())
->method('setForumCounter')->will($this->returnValue(TRUE));
$set_counter->setForumCounter(83, 3024);
}
}
The previous test should take it as an example, because the setForumCounter only contains the db_update drupal function, and it doesn’t make too much sense to test that function, because unit test shouldn’t depends on the database, I mean you can call the drupal bootsrap in a Phpunit Test, but its performace will be very slow and that’s why I mocked the database functions. But let’s getting this more sense, creating another function that depends from the setForumCounter
function getForumCounter($forum, $uid) {
$notification = $this->setForumCounter($forum, $uid);
if ($notification) { //the notification was read by user
return ('The notification was read');
}
}
The test for getForumCounter function, will looks like this:
public function testGetForumCounter() {
$set_counter = $this->getMockBuilder('Drupal\forum_innovation\Forum\ForumCounter')
->setMethods(array('setForumCounter'))
->getMock();
$set_counter->expects($this->once())
->method('setForumCounter')->will($this->returnValue(TRUE));
$set_counter->setForumCounter(83, 3024);
$this->assertEquals(
'The notification was read',
'The notification was read'
);
}
That’s it!! pretty simple example to start testing with Phpunit in Drupal 7!


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---
title: istio.mcp.v1alpha1
layout: protoc-gen-docs
generator: protoc-gen-docs
number_of_entries: 13
---
This package defines the common, core types used by the Mesh Configuration Protocol.
Services
AggregatedMeshConfigService
The aggregated mesh configuration services allow a single
management server, via a single gRPC stream, to deliver all API
updates.
rpc StreamAggregatedResources(MeshConfigRequest) returns (MeshConfigResponse)
StreamAggregatedResources provides the ability to carefully
sequence updates across multiple resource types. A single stream
is used with multiple independent MeshConfigRequest /
MeshConfigResponses sequences multiplexed via the type URL.
rpc IncrementalAggregatedResources(IncrementalMeshConfigRequest) returns (IncrementalMeshConfigResponse)
IncrementalAggregatedResources provides the ability to incrementally
update the resources on the client. This supports the goal of
scalability of MCP resources.
ResourceSink
Service where the source is the gRPC client. The source is responsible for
initiating connections and opening streams.
rpc EstablishResourceStream(Resources) returns (RequestResources)
The source, acting as gRPC client, establishes a new resource stream
with the sink. The sink sends RequestResources message to and
receives Resources messages from the source.
ResourceSource
Service where the sink is the gRPC client. The sink is responsible for
initiating connections and opening streams.
rpc EstablishResourceStream(RequestResources) returns (Resources)
The sink, acting as gRPC client, establishes a new resource stream
with the source. The sink sends RequestResources message to
and receives Resources messages from the source.
Types
IncrementalMeshConfigRequest
IncrementalMeshConfigRequest are be sent in 2 situations:
Initial message in a MCP bidirectional gRPC stream.
As a ACK or NACK response to a previous IncrementalMeshConfigResponse.
In this case the responsenonce is set to the nonce value in the Response.
ACK or NACK is determined by the absence or presence of errordetail.
| Field |
Type |
Description |
sinkNode |
SinkNode |
The sink node making the request.
|
typeUrl |
string |
Type of the resource that is being requested, e.g.
“type.googleapis.com/istio.io.networking.v1alpha3.VirtualService”.
|
initialResourceVersions |
map<string, string> |
When the IncrementalMeshConfigRequest is the first in a stream,
the initialresourceversions must be populated. Otherwise,
initialresourceversions must be omitted. The keys are the
resources names of the MCP resources known to the MCP client. The
values in the map are the associated resource level version info.
|
responseNonce |
string |
When the IncrementalMeshConfigRequest is a ACK or NACK message in response
to a previous IncrementalMeshConfigResponse, the responsenonce must be the
nonce in the IncrementalMeshConfigResponse.
Otherwise responsenonce must be omitted.
|
errorDetail |
google.rpc.Status |
This is populated when the previous IncrementalMeshConfigResponses
failed to update configuration. The message field in error_details
provides the client internal exception related to the failure.
|
IncrementalMeshConfigResponse
IncrementalMeshConfigResponses do not need to include a full
snapshot of the tracked resources. Instead they are a diff to the
state of a MCP client. Per resource versions allow servers and
clients to track state at the resource granularity. An MCP
incremental session is always in the context of a gRPC
bidirectional stream. This allows the MCP server to keep track of
the state of MCP clients connected to it.
In Incremental MCP the nonce field is required and used to pair
IncrementalMeshConfigResponse to an IncrementalMeshConfigRequest
ACK or NACK. Optionally, a response message level
systemversioninfo is present for debugging purposes only.
| Field |
Type |
Description |
systemVersionInfo |
string |
The version of the response data (used for debugging).
|
resources |
Resource[] |
The response resources wrapped in the common MCP Resource
message. These are typed resources that match the type url in the
IncrementalMeshConfigRequest.
|
removedResources |
string[] |
Resources names of resources that have be deleted and to be
removed from the MCP Client. Removed resources for missing
resources can be ignored.
|
nonce |
string |
The nonce provides a way for IncrementalMeshConfigRequests to
uniquely reference an IncrementalMeshConfigResponse. The nonce is
required.
|
MeshConfigRequest
A MeshConfigRequest requests a set of versioned resources of the
same type for a given client.
| Field |
Type |
Description |
versionInfo |
string |
The versioninfo provided in the request messages will be the
versioninfo received with the most recent successfully processed
response or empty on the first request. It is expected that no
new request is sent after a response is received until the client
instance is ready to ACK/NACK the new configuration. ACK/NACK
takes place by returning the new API config version as applied or
the previous API config version respectively. Each type_url (see
below) has an independent version associated with it.
|
sinkNode |
SinkNode |
The sink node making the request.
|
typeUrl |
string |
Type of the resource that is being requested, e.g.
“type.googleapis.com/istio.io.networking.v1alpha3.VirtualService”.
|
responseNonce |
string |
The nonce corresponding to MeshConfigResponse being
ACK/NACKed. See above discussion on version_info and the
MeshConfigResponse nonce comment. This may be empty if no nonce is
available, e.g. at startup.
|
errorDetail |
google.rpc.Status |
This is populated when the previous MeshConfigResponse failed to
update configuration. The message field in error_details
provides the client internal exception related to the failure. It
is only intended for consumption during manual debugging, the
string provided is not guaranteed to be stable across client
versions.
|
MeshConfigResponse
A MeshConfigResponse delivers a set of versioned resources of the
same type in response to a MeshConfigRequest.
| Field |
Type |
Description |
versionInfo |
string |
The version of the response data.
|
resources |
Resource[] |
The response resources wrapped in the common MCP Resource
message.
|
typeUrl |
string |
Type URL for resources wrapped in the provided resources(s). This
must be consistent with the type_url in the wrapper messages if
resources is non-empty.
|
nonce |
string |
The nonce provides a way to explicitly ack a specific
MeshConfigResponse in a following MeshConfigRequest. Additional
messages may have been sent by client to the management server for
the previous version on the stream prior to this
MeshConfigResponse, that were unprocessed at response send
time. The nonce allows the management server to ignore any
further MeshConfigRequests for the previous version until a
MeshConfigRequest bearing the nonce.
|
Metadata information that all resources within the Mesh Configuration Protocol must have.
| Field |
Type |
Description |
name |
string |
Fully qualified name of the resource. Unique in context of a collection.
The fully qualified name consists of a directory and basename. The directory identifies
the resources location in a resource hierarchy. The basename identifies the specific
resource name within the context of that directory.
The directory and basename are composed of one or more segments. Segments must be
valid DNS labels. “/” is the delimiter between
segments
The rightmost segment is the basename. All segments to the
left of the basename form the directory. Segments moving towards the left
represent higher positions in the resource hierarchy, similar to reverse
DNS notation. e.g.
/<org>/<team>/<subteam>/<resource basename>
An empty directory indicates a resource that is located at the root of the
hierarchy, e.g.
/<globally scoped resource>
On Kubernetes the resource hierarchy is two-levels: namespaces and
cluster-scoped (i.e. global).
Namespace resources fully qualified name is of the form:
”/<k8s namespace>/<k8s resource name>“
Cluster scoped resources are located at the root of the hierarchy and are of the form:
”/<k8s resource name>“
|
createTime |
google.protobuf.Timestamp |
The creation timestamp of the resource.
|
version |
string |
Resource version. This is used to determine when resources change across
resource updates. It should be treated as opaque by consumers/sinks.
|
labels |
map<string, string> |
Map of string keys and values that can be used to organize and categorize
resources within a collection.
|
annotations |
map<string, string> |
Map of string keys and values that can be used by source and sink to communicate
arbitrary metadata about this resource.
|
RequestResources
A RequestResource can be sent in two situations:
Initial message in an MCP bidirectional change stream
as an ACK or NACK response to a previous Resources. In
this case the responsenonce is set to the nonce value
in the Resources. ACK/NACK is determined by the presence
of errordetail.
- ACK (nonce!=“”,error_details==nil)
- NACK (nonce!=“”,error_details!=nil)
- New/Update request (nonce==“”,error_details ignored)
| Field |
Type |
Description |
sinkNode |
SinkNode |
The sink node making the request.
|
collection |
string |
Type of resource collection that is being requested, e.g.
istio/networking/v1alpha3/VirtualService
k8s/<apiVersion>/<kind>
|
initialResourceVersions |
map<string, string> |
When the RequestResources is the first in a stream, the initialresourceversions must
be populated. Otherwise, initialresourceversions must be omitted. The keys are the
resources names of the MCP resources known to the MCP client. The values in the map
are the associated resource level version info.
|
responseNonce |
string |
When the RequestResources is an ACK or NACK message in response to a previous RequestResources,
the responsenonce must be the nonce in the RequestResources. Otherwise responsenonce must
be omitted.
|
errorDetail |
google.rpc.Status |
This is populated when the previously received resources could not be applied
The message field in error_details provides the source internal error
related to the failure.
|
incremental |
bool |
Request an incremental update for the specified collection. The source may choose to
honor this request or ignore and and provide a full-state update in the corresponding
Resource response.
|
Resource
Resource as transferred via the Mesh Configuration Protocol. Each
resource is made up of common metadata, and a type-specific resource payload.
| Field |
Type |
Description |
metadata |
Metadata |
Common metadata describing the resource.
|
body |
google.protobuf.Any |
The primary payload for the resource.
|
Resources
Resources do not need to include a full snapshot of the tracked
resources. Instead they are a diff to the state of a MCP client.
Per resource versions allow sources and sinks to track state at
the resource granularity. An MCP incremental session is always
in the context of a gRPC bidirectional stream. This allows the
MCP source to keep track of the state of MCP sink connected to
it.
In Incremental MCP the nonce field is required and used to pair
Resources to an RequestResources ACK or NACK.
| Field |
Type |
Description |
systemVersionInfo |
string |
The version of the response data (used for debugging).
|
collection |
string |
Type of resource collection that is being requested, e.g.
istio/networking/v1alpha3/VirtualService
k8s/<apiVersion>/<kind>
|
resources |
Resource[] |
The response resources wrapped in the common MCP Resource message.
These are typed resources that match the type url in the
RequestResources message.
When incremental is true, this contains an array of resources to add/update
for the specified collection. This modifies the existing collection at the sink
When incremental is false, this contains the full set of resources for the
specified collection. This replaces any previously delivered resources.
|
removedResources |
string[] |
Names of resources that have been deleted and to be
removed from the MCP sink node. Removed resources for missing
resources can be ignored.
When incremental is true, this contains an array of resource names to remove
for the specified collection. This modifies the existing resource collection at
the sink.
When incremental is false, this field should be ignored.
|
nonce |
string |
Required. The nonce provides a way for RequestChange to uniquely
reference a RequestResources.
|
incremental |
bool |
This resource response is an incremental update. The source should only send
incremental updates if the sink requested them.
|
SinkNode
Identifies a specific MCP sink node instance. The node identifier is
presented to the resource source, which may use this identifier
to distinguish per sink configuration for serving. This
information is not authoritative. Authoritative identity should come
from the underlying transport layer (e.g. rpc credentials).
| Field |
Type |
Description |
id |
string |
An opaque identifier for the MCP node.
|
annotations |
map<string, string> |
Opaque annotations extending the node identifier.
|
google.rpc.Status
The Status
type defines a logical error model that is suitable for different
programming environments, including REST APIs and RPC APIs. It is used by
gRPC. The error model is designed to be:
- Simple to use and understand for most users
- Flexible enough to meet unexpected needs
Overview
The Status
message contains three pieces of data: error code, error message,
and error details. The error code should be an enum value of
google.rpc.Code, but it may accept additional error codes if needed. The
error message should be a developer-facing English message that helps
developers understand and resolve the error. If a localized user-facing
error message is needed, put the localized message in the error details or
localize it in the client. The optional error details may contain arbitrary
information about the error. There is a predefined set of error detail types
in the package google.rpc
that can be used for common error conditions.
Language mapping
The Status
message is the logical representation of the error model, but it
is not necessarily the actual wire format. When the Status
message is
exposed in different client libraries and different wire protocols, it can be
mapped differently. For example, it will likely be mapped to some exceptions
in Java, but more likely mapped to some error codes in C.
Other uses
The error model and the Status
message can be used in a variety of
environments, either with or without APIs, to provide a
consistent developer experience across different environments.
Example uses of this error model include:
Partial errors. If a service needs to return partial errors to the client,
it may embed the Status
in the normal response to indicate the partial
errors.
Workflow errors. A typical workflow has multiple steps. Each step may
have a Status
message for error reporting.
Batch operations. If a client uses batch request and batch response, the
Status
message should be used directly inside batch response, one for
each error sub-response.
Asynchronous operations. If an API call embeds asynchronous operation
results in its response, the status of those operations should be
represented directly using the Status
message.
Logging. If some API errors are stored in logs, the message Status
could
be used directly after any stripping needed for security/privacy reasons.
| Field |
Type |
Description |
code |
int32 |
The status code, which should be an enum value of google.rpc.Code.
|
message |
string |
A developer-facing error message, which should be in English. Any
user-facing error message should be localized and sent in the
google.rpc.Status.details field, or localized by the client.
|
details |
google.protobuf.Any[] |
A list of messages that carry the error details. There is a common set of
message types for APIs to use.
|


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11/04/2020
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11/05/2021
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4.50%
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11/18/2020
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English 10 Online
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11/04/2020
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11/17/2020
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11/04/2020
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11/22/2020
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English 10 Online
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1) Cut the cable
Do you really need those 100 channels you never watch? I have an HDTV that
picks up over the air channels and I can assure you that my FOX, NBC, ABC, and
PBS look just as good, if not better, than anything you would get on cable.
It does mean giving up certain channels (I do miss Sci-Fi, Discovery, and a
couple of other ones), but it saves a ton of money and you don’t have to deal
with the cable company.
2) Check the unit price on grocery items
I find it amazing that identical items in the grocery have vastly different
pricing. Two different brands of the same pasta sauce may have the same price
per item, but if you look at the unit price, you may see that one of them
actually gives you quite a bit more sauce for the same price (you can’t always
tell this by the size of the container). Another really surprising thing is
that larger “family size” items are often more per unit than the “regular”
size item – sounds strange, but if you check out the unit price on the labels,
you’ll see what I’m talking about.
3) Use fans instead of air conditioner when possible
This certainly depends on where you live, but around here, it’s quite hot in
the summer. If I know I’m only going to be in a couple of rooms in the house,
I’ll just open a window or use a fan since there is no point to chilling the
whole house.
4) Never buy on credit (specifically don’t pay interest)
Hopefully it’s obvious that it’s always worse to end up paying more for an
item than what the store charged…if not, these tips probably won’t help…
The best thing you can do for yourself is to stop using credit cards – go with
your bank check card.
5) Minimize impulse buying (still working on this one – but it usually works well with #7)
This is one of the hardest things for me to do – you see the new gadget come
out, want the extra pack of candy in the grocery that you didn’t plan on,
decide it’s time to buy an HDTV… The best way I’ve found to minimize this
is to keep very little money in my checking account – I move it all to
investments (either mutual funds or savings accounts like ING Direct). That
way, I can get the money if I need it, but I don’t have enough to make a huge
purchase unless I go through a transfer process that takes 3-5 days…by then,
I may decide I didn’t really need the item anyway.
6) Know where your money is going / Implement a budget
It’s really important that you know where your money is going - I don’t
particularly like doing a true budget, so I track all expenses (including
categories) in Quicken, then review spending each month to see how I’m doing
against my mental budget. Doing a “real” budget would be more helpful, but I
haven’t found a nice way to do the budget the way I want in Quicken.
7) Treat yourself to something nice
When I first decided I would start cutting my expenses and saving up to pay
off my student loans early, I kept myself from buying anything unless I really
needed it. The problem I ran into was that sometimes it would feel even worse
than being broke – sometimes you just need to have a little something extra.
 If you don’t treat yourself, what will probably
happen is that you’ll eventually break down and spend like crazy for a bit and
it’ll put you back to square one – sounds crazy I know, but trust me, it’s
better to set aside $100/mo blow money instead of spending $3000 one month
because you couldn’t take it anymore.
8) Use utilities efficiently
Nothing special here - use compact florescent light bulbs, turn off the lights
when you’re not in the room, minimize hot water usage, don’t water the lawn if
you don’t have to, etc. Turning off the computer at night can save about
$20/mo – you’ll be surprised at home much it costs to use different items you
have around the house.
9) Be as frugal as possible, but not cheap (buy good quality / be proactive)
I’ll explain this one via an example - 6 months ago, I bought a little
battery-powered drill for $30. I used it to drive in some screws here and
there and it worked fine. I recently decided to put in new cabinets and
needed to do more heavy duty work. Well, the drill basically bit the dust –
it couldn’t take the stress. So now I need a new drill… If I would have
went ahead and bought a good quality drill from the start for $100 or so, I
would have come out much better than having to go buy a new one now (plus the
time lost messing with the cheap drill trying to finish the job). These days,
I try to buy the middle priced version of whatever I’m buying – I don’t care
for paying premium prices, but I don’t mind paying a few dollars more when
those few dollars create enough value to justify the extra expense.
10) Avoid marketing as much as possible
This sounds dumb, but the more marketing you’re exposed to, the more stuff
you’ll want to buy – that’s the point of marketing after all. Now that
doesn’t mean that you’ll buy something just because you saw a single ad, but
it does mean that the more ads you see, the harder #5 gets. I know I’m going
to have to stay away from Apple keynotes – I don’t know why, but they always
make me want to buy the newest thing Apple thought up…so far, I’ve been able
to resist, but it’d be even better if I would just stop watching…