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| hclplot {colorspace} | R Documentation |
Visualization of color palettes in HCL space projections.
hclplot( x, type = NULL, h = NULL, c = NULL, l = NULL, xlab = NULL, ylab = NULL, main = NULL, cex = 1, axes = TRUE, bg = "white", lwd = 1, size = 2.5, ... )
x |
character vector containing color hex codes, or a |
type |
type character specifying which type of palette should be visualized
( |
h |
numeric hue(s) to be used for |
c |
numeric. Maximal chroma value to be used. |
l |
numeric luminance(s) to be used for |
xlab, ylab, main |
character strings for annotation, by default generated from the type of color palette visualized. |
cex |
numeric character extension. |
axes |
logical. Should axes be drawn? |
bg, lwd, size |
graphical control parameters for the color palette trajectory. |
... |
currently not used. |
The function hclplot
is an auxiliary function for illustrating
the trajectories of color palettes in two-dimensional HCL space projections.
It collapses over one of the three coordinates (either the hue H or the
luminance L) and displays a heatmap of colors combining the remaining
two dimensions. The coordinates for the given color palette are highlighted
to bring out its trajectory.
The function hclplot
has been designed to work well with the
hcl_palettes
in this package. While it is possible to apply
it to other color palettes as well, the results might look weird or confusing
if these palettes are constructed very differently (e.g., as in the highly
saturated base R palettes).
More specifically, the following palettes can be visualized well:
Qualitative with (approximately) constant luminance. In this case,
hclplot
shows a hue-chroma plane (in polar coordinates), keeping
luminance at a fixed level (by default displayed in the main title of
the plot). If the luminance is, in fact, not approximately constant,
the luminance varies along with hue and chroma, using a simple linear
function (fitted by least squares).
hclplot
shows a chroma-luminance plane, keeping hue at a fixed
level (by default displayed in the main title of the plot). If the hue
is, in fact, not approximately constant, the hue varies along with
chroma and luminance, using a simple linear function (fitted by least
squares.
Diverging with two (approximately) constant hues: This case is visualized with two back-to-back sequential displays.
To infer the type of display to use, by default, the following heuristic is used: If luminance is not approximately constant (range > 10) and follows rougly a triangular pattern, a diverging display is used. If luminance is not constant and follows roughly a linear pattern, a sequential display is used. Otherwise a qualitative display is used.
hclplot
invisibly returns a matrix with the HCL coordinates corresponding to x
.
Zeileis A, Fisher JC, Hornik K, Ihaka R, McWhite CD, Murrell P, Stauffer R, Wilke CO (2020). “ccolorspace: A Toolbox for Manipulating and Assessing Colors and Palettes.” Journal of Statistical Software, 96(1), 1–49. doi: 10.18637/jss.v096.i01
## for qualitative palettes luminance and chroma are fixed, varying only hue hclplot(qualitative_hcl(9, c = 50, l = 70)) ## single-hue sequential palette (h = 260) with linear vs. power-transformed trajectory hclplot(sequential_hcl(7, h = 260, c = 80, l = c(35, 95), power = 1)) hclplot(sequential_hcl(7, h = 260, c = 80, l = c(35, 95), power = 1.5)) ## advanced single-hue sequential palette with triangular chroma trajectory ## (piecewise linear vs. power-transformed) hclplot(sequential_hcl(7, h = 245, c = c(40, 75, 0), l = c(30, 95), power = 1)) hclplot(sequential_hcl(7, h = 245, c = c(40, 75, 0), l = c(30, 95), power = c(0.8, 1.4))) ## multi-hue sequential palette with small hue range and triangular chroma vs. ## large hue range and linear chroma trajectory hclplot(sequential_hcl(7, h = c(260, 220), c = c(50, 75, 0), l = c(30, 95), power = 1)) hclplot(sequential_hcl(7, h = c(260, 60), c = 60, l = c(40, 95), power = 1)) ## balanced diverging palette constructed from two simple single-hue sequential ## palettes (for hues 260/blue and 0/red) hclplot(diverging_hcl(7, h = c(260, 0), c = 80, l = c(35, 95), power = 1))


UK weather forecast: Met Office flood warning as Brits brace for 5 days of rain
The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings from Sunday until Wednesday, with Scotland, northern England, the south-west and the East Midlands all expected to be hit by a winter deluge
by Caitlin DohertyFlood hit areas are bracing for more heavy rain as the Met Office issues weather warnings for the next five days.
As Saturday's rain cleared north into Scotland and northern England, south west England and south Wales are preparing for downpours over the coming days - with yellow weather warnings in place in the region from Sunday until Wednesday.
By midweek, the East Midlands and South Yorkshire are also expecting a deluge, on top of the ground already flooded earlier this month, with a yellow weather warning, and the possibility of flooding, already in place.
Earlier this month, the Army was called in to assist stricken communities after towns and villages around Doncaster and Sheffield and parts of the Midlands were drenched by heavy downpours.
Doncaster Council said more than 900 homes and businesses in the town were affected by the rain earlier this month.
Met Office weather forecaster Alex Burkill said on Saturday evening: "The heavy rain that affected parts of England today has moved north and it's mainly across Scotland right now.
"That's where we've got the warning for tonight, and the heaviest rain and greatest impacts will be there."
On Saturday morning, firefighters in Devon and Cornwall warned drivers to stay away from flooded roads after a number of calls overnight to stranded cars.
Photographs showed flash flooding in areas such as Clyst St Mary in Exeter.
Seven flood warnings are in place across England and Wales on Saturday, alongside 60 less severe flood alerts.
Mr Burkill added: "Across the next five days we have got warnings for each [day].
"[On Wednesday] it's covering that area of Yorkshire and Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire, that area which saw the severe flooding.
"At the moment, the rainfall is not expected to be particularly heavy for the time of year, but we are expecting it to be significant.
"There are likely to be some impacts."
UK five-day forecast
Today
Rain clearing northeast Scotland this morning. Elsewhere., dull and misty with drizzle at first. Gradually turning brighter and drier, but further wet and windy weather reaching the southwest later.
Tonight
Rain, heavy at times, spreading across southwest England and Wales, followed by scattered showers. Dry, mainly cloudy and rather mild elsewhere.
Monday
Outbreaks of rain spreading northeast across Britain, with sunny spells and scattered showers in the southwest. These heavy at times with a risk of thunder.
Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday
Unsettled with further outbreaks of rain, showers, and for some, periods of strong winds. Rather mild, but possibly becoming colder in the far north by the end of Thursday.


The height at which we cut your lawn is determined by a range of factors, the most common of which is the time of year. In the spring, we'll start mowing your lawn at a lower height. In order to combat the sun, your grass should be cut higher as the temperatures rise. We mow your lawn very high during the hot summer months to keep it as lush and green as possible.As the weather cools in the fall, we'll gradually start cutting the lawn a little shorter each week. Please contact our office if you would like your lawn cut higher or lower at any time, and we will do our best to cut your lawn to the height you want. This can be more difficult for bi-weekly cuts at certain times of the year.
We bill your account immediately after a service is completed, as per our service agreement. The balance is then automatically charged to your saved credit card the next business day. Both major credit and debit cards are accepted, and we do need a credit card on file for service. As a result, we can provide the best service at the best price.
Please contact our office as soon as possible. Please notify us immediately if you notice any possible harm that might have been caused by our mowing crews. We have contractors and team members on standby to deal with these issues as soon as possible. Please do not contact a third-party repair company until contacting us.
When the lawn is mowed, no one needs to be around. We simply need access to all grassy areas on your land.
Yes, we do offer landscaping services. To schedule an appointment, please contact our office. One of our team members will assess your needs and provide you with a personalized, competitive proposal.
It is very common for lawn equipment to damage sprinkler heads. Irrigation systems, like most other systems on your house, require routine maintenance. When the ground shifts and pushes the heads into a more hazardous location than when they were originally mounted, and when the spring-loaded sprinkler head wears out, these are the two most common causes of irrigation damage.Both of these issues are common in even the most pristine landscapes.  Simply mark the broken head with everything from an irrigation flag to a chopstick, call our office, and we'll come out right away to patch it. This does not need you to be at home.
As a professional lawn care service our clients expect us to keep their grass mowed on schedule. This generally requires us making good judgment calls on when to mow. During the months when your lawn is actively growing, it is preferable for us to come out and mow the lawn wet rather than skipping the lawn and risking it going weeks without a hack. Ruts can happen at any time.It's possible that ruts could form in your lawn if it's wet when you mow it. Almost all of these ruts are just temporary and will disappear as the lawn dries out. If your lawn becomes too wet to mow on your scheduled day, please contact us immediately and we will gladly pause your operation.We do our utmost to make the best choice for our clients, but due to the subjectivity of this type of scenario, doing it right every time for each client's needs can be difficult.
Fence damage is a common occurrence. A lot of fences aren't built with lawn mowing in mind. If your fence has pickets with grass going along them instead of some kind of runner it is very common for trimmer line from the weed eater to create a line and eventual divot in the fence pickets that gets worse over time.A board on board fence makes this even more likely if there is not a runner at the bottom of the fence. The most popular source of damage is gates. If you ever have a question about your fence or suspect harm, please contact our office as soon as possible, and we will send someone out to assess the situation and schedule any necessary repairs.
We use top-of-the-line commercial lawn mowers. These are the best mowers you can find, and they usually cost 2-3 times as much as an average mower. These mowers are self-propelled and designed to drive much quicker than a traditional walk-behind mower. The most important thing is to make sure the blades are nice and clean. That is why we replace the blade with a new sharp one every day. This isn't a normal occurrence.
All of our services are guaranteed. If you are dissatisfied with a service performed on your property, please contact us as soon as possible. Depending on the situation, we will: 1. dispatch a supervisor to investigate and resolve the issue. 2. Have the crew return to repair the issue. 3. Schedule a meeting with a supervisor to discuss the issue. 4. Fix the problem during the next scheduled visit. 5. Arrange for a supervisor to meet with the crew at your property to resolve the issue.


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Yet another typical text converter. Upload your files and I'll extract the text from 'em. Pure magic.
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I made a blog
You're welcome.
This was long overdue. There are things I think about, and now I can publish all of them on the internet. Not just, you know, the sort of thing that belongs on Engadget, The Verge, or the Karma blog. But stuff that belongs under a sort of banner like "Paul's blog" so you really know what to expect.
I think I'll start out by putting up some of the not-published writing I've done. There are lots of reasons that things I've written don't get published, but there's usually one super-reason: they weren't good enough to publish. But this is a blog, so I'm lowering my standards.
I hope that you enjoy the things I put up here, and, as a long overdue / badly placed sidenote: thank you for reading. I've been really blessed in my life to find an audience for my words and thoughts, and I don't take it for granted.


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It is an absolute job to see our children grow up.It is a pleasure and surprise to discover new things they learn everyday.It is natural to be curious and when the child is curious he finds a lot of interesting things to do.He keeps moving forward,opening new doors and doing new things
At Ascent International School,we plan to engage children in a variety of activities so that they explore and experiance new things,this help us to discover their talent.Our aim is to cater to the need of a bright,stimulating environment.Our goal is to ensure that we understand every child's need,rather than just teaching them what we want them to teach
Ascent International School offers children the opportunity to develop their indivisual talent in a secure,caring environment and gives them a confident happy start to school life
We offer best Child Care Services and Education which include:
ø Play-group for children age 1.5-2
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ø Safe and secure infrastructure.
ø Open spaces and Creative environment.
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ø Trained and experienced teachers.
ø Wide range of activities such as games, plays, computers, puppet shows, singing, skating, dancing sessions, picnics, outings, art & craft exhibition, sports day, annual day, parenting session and other events for all round growth are conducted timely.
To nurture your ward, we offer extra facility of teaching various competitive exams like NTSE, IMO, NSO, MAT, SAT, and other national or international Olympiads from class sixth to tenth.
In this era of competition, we provide special coaching of competitive entrance exams in medical (NEET-UG, PMTs, AIIMS, etc) and engineering (IIT-JEE, PETs, VIT, etc) at senior classes (eleventh and twelfth) along with schoolâ€™s regular classes for their boards as per the interest of a student. We conduct proper counseling sessions to choose career of your ward. Our school is in collaboration with ASCENT coaching institute. We follow CBSE board pattern and our methodology of teaching is based on N.C.E.R.T. pattern.


I simply want to take this occasion to tell you about my intention to contribute toward the fight against Cholera and HIV/AIDS and I need your help as my representative overseas. I need you to receive my financial entitlements from my financiers overseas on my behalf for the fight against Cholera and HIV/AIDS and hope you would not let me down. It might interest you to know that in my supporting role to the Minister of Public Works here in Pretoria, South Africa it is my responsibility to handle some very intrinsic matters for, on behalf or with the Minister. By my duties, it is almost impossible for any file/Contract Proposals to get to the Minister for approval, without it passing through my scrutiny. By my religious status and as the South African Deputy Minister of Public Works, I have cause to help a lot of foreign contractor-companies (mainly American) to secure the release of their entitlements from the coffers of the government of South Africa. I did this, principally, as a help to the concerned companies, but in appreciation of my efforts, most of them committed themselves to paying some handsome monetary honorarium to me. However, because of my position as a political appointee, it is impossible for me to collect such money immediately or even directly. Hence, I need you to collect this money on my behalf and use it as you would be further directed for the fight against Cholera and HIV/AIDS. Of course your effort will not be in vain. You would be well rewarded for your help in this regards. All the money from the various companies put together is totaling amount to Eight Hundred and Fifty Five Thousand United States Dollars (US$855,000) only. The snag is that I just discovered that I couldn't collect this money, directly, from these companies in my name or the name of any of my family members, because government will investigate "why?" and "what for? Therefore, to forestall any such problems, I decided to contact you through this secured and private medium, to solicit your assistance in this regard. You will receive this money on my behalf, and use it as you would be further directed. That way, there will be no link between the companies and me. I will instruct the concerned companies to make the money available to you on installment either via swift means or by cheque as you so desire of not more than $75,000, as the case may be. >From the money you receive on my behalf, you would be entitled to retaining 10% of the sum while you would be required to wire the balance 90% for its purpose of humanitarian services as would be advised. For example, if you receive $75,000, you would be required to retain 10% ($7,500) while you wire the balance $67,500 for its purpose. This is basically on trust. It is a simple job you do for me and all expenses for the cost of transfer of funds would be from the 90% and you will not spend a single cent from your money to actualize this project. No financial commitment from you and it's simple and risk free. You receive the money on my behalf, take away your 10% and redirect the remaining 90% as would be instructed. I can assure you that if you keep to our agreement, this will be the beginning of a mutually beneficial relationship between the two of us. Afterward, there are a lot of other things we can do together that will fetch you a fortune. If you are interested and would like to work with me for the fight against Cholera and HIV/AIDS, I would need you to provide me with the following: (1) IF YOU DESIRE TO HAVE THE PAYMENT BY SWIFT MEANS: Provide me with: a). Name of your bank. b) Address of your bank. c) Bank Telephone and Fax. d) Account Number. e) Swift Code/Routing Number. d)Account Names. (2).OTHERWISE, IF YOU DESIRE TO HAVE THE PAYMENT BY CHECK: Then, you do not have to provide your banking information. Simply provide me with: a) Your full names (As would be on the check). b) Contact/Mailing address c) Your Telephone and Fax Number. Furthermore, as surety for the money that would be paid to you on my behalf, I would need a scanned copy of your International Passport or Drivers License for record purpose. When I receive all the aforementioned, I will then send a working AGREEMENT between you and I, to guide and guard this relationship. Once all these are sorted out, I will notify the first company of my desire to receive my money through you and instruct them accordingly. 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Offshore worker’s murderer found dead in prison
Steven Dickie, jailed for life for killing Steven Donaldson last June, has been found dead at HMP Perth.

Steven Dickie, 24, was convicted earlier this year over the killing of Steven Donaldson, whose body was discovered in a car park at Kinnordy Nature Reserve near Kirriemuir, Angus, on June 7 last year.
The Scottish Prison Service (SPS) confirmed on Friday that Dickie had died at HMP Perth.
The SPS said police have been informed and a fatal accident inquiry will be held.
Dickie and co-accused Callum Davidson were convicted in May of murdering Mr Donaldson following a trial at the High Court in Edinburgh and jailed for life.
Dickie was sentenced to a minimum of 23 years behind bars, while Davidson was told he must spend at least 24 years in jail.
The court heard Mr Donaldson, 27, from Arbroath, had been lured to his death and was subjected to a “sustained and prolonged” attack involving extreme levels of violence.
Dickie and Davidson attacked Mr Donaldson after he had arranged to meet Glass, believing they would be meeting to discuss their relationship.
Mr Donaldson was initially attacked at the Peter Pan children’s play park at Kirriemuir, before he was transported to the nature reserve.
There, he was hit again on the head and body with a knife and a baseball bat and was repeatedly struck on the neck with a heavy, bladed weapon before his car was set on fire.
An SPS spokesman said: “Steven Alexander Dickie, 24, a prisoner at HMP Perth, has died.
“He was convicted at Edinburgh Court on May 30, 2019. Police Scotland have been advised and the matter reported to the procurator fiscal.
“A fatal accident inquiry will be held in due course.”


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Read the problems below:
Problem 1
The average of 6 numbers is 66. If 75 and 89 are added to the 6 numbers, what is the new average?
Problem 2
Ben has some goats and chickens in his backyard. All in all there are 15 heads and 46 legs. How many goats and chickens are there?
You can solve the problem using the steps:
Problem 1
• Understand
Know what is asked: The new average
Know the given facts: 6 numbers; the average of 6 numbers is 66; 75 and 89 are new numbers to be added
• Plan
Determine the operation to be used: Multiplication, Addition and Division
Know the hidden questions: What is the sum of 6 numbers with an average of 66? What is the new sum if you add 75 and 89 to it? How many addends are there now?
Write the number sentence: [(66 x 6) + (75 + 89) ÷ (6+2)] = N
• Solve
Show your solution:
[(66 x 6) + (75 + 89) ÷ (6+2)] = N
[396 + 164] ÷ 8 = N
560 ÷ 8 = N
70 = N
So, the new average is 70.
• Check and Look back
Did I do the operations correctly? Is my answer reasonable? Did I write my answer in a complete sentence?
Answer: There are 40 baskets that are not full.
Problem 2
• Understand
Know what is asked: The number of goats and chickens
Know the given facts: 15 heads, 46 legs
• Plan
Make a diagram or drawing.
Draw 15 heads first.
Draw 2 legs in each head.
15 x 2 = 30 legs. Subtract 30 legs from the given 46 legs.
• Solve
46 – 30 = 16 legs left. Divide 16 by 2. 16 ÷ 2 = 8.
So, we add 2 legs to 8 more heads.
So, there are 9 goats and 7 chickens.
• Look back:
To check, 8 goats and 7 chickens give 15 heads of animals.
8 goats x 4 legs = 32 legs
7 chickens x 2 legs = 14 legs
32 + 14 = 46 legs
Answer: There are 8 goats and 7 chickens in Ben’s backyard.
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UUID 101
This is the nil UUID. It is a special-case UUID with all of its 128 bits set to zero.
This is a version , variant UUID. Version 1 UUIDs try to isolate a point in time and space by incorporating a timestamp and an IEEE 802 MAC address. These UUIDs use a 60-bit timestamp representing the number of 100-nanosecond intervals since 1582-10-15 00:00:00 UTC. This particular UUID was generated at Your browser does not support the calculation of the UUID 1 date and time. Currently, the latest version of Chrome supports this.. This is generally UTC, but the RFC allows systems that do not have UTC available to use their local time.
The final 48 bits of this UUID are typically a MAC address. However, when a MAC address is not available, or if its use is undesirable due to privacy concerns, the RFC permits the use of a 48-bit node ID instead. In this case, the node ID should have the least significant bit of the first octet set to one, with the other 47 bits randomly generated. Likewise, for UUIDs which do contain a MAC address, the least significant bit of the first octet is the multicast bit, which will generally be zero. In this case, a MAC address of was supplied. In this case, a randomly-generated node ID was supplied.
The version of the UUID can be determined from the most significant four bits of the seventh octet. The integer value of these four bits corresponds directly to the version number. Currently, only versions 1 through 5 exist.
The variant is determined by a variable number of the most significant bits in the ninth octet.
This is the uuid:
PLACEHOLDER
This is the uuid:
PLACEHOLDER
This is a version , variant UUID. Version 4 UUIDs are entirely random.
This is the uuid:
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I really enjoyed “The Toy Show” this morning. James Gosling went through a flurry of different demos from around the “cool” Java world. I was especially impressed with Project Wonderland (http://lg3d-wonderland.dev.java.net/), a virtual workplace environment, and with the real-time robotics demos.
If anything you could call this my day on the back end. I attended four sessions, two of which were focused on that.
- Comparing the Developer Experience of Java EE 5.0, Ruby on Rails, and Grails: Lessons Learned from Developing One Application
- Implementing Java EE Applications Using Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) 3 Technology: Real-World Tips, Tricks, and New Design Patterns
- The Top 10 Ways to Botch Enterprise Java Technology-Based Application Scalability and Reliability
- Exploting JRuby: Building Domain-Specific Languages for the Java Virtual Machine
I scheduled the first session because I thought it was be a good way to tie together all that I had learned about Grails and Rails and then compare it to my existing Java EE knowledge. As it turns out, the speaker believed that given tool support, the development experience wasn’t all that different between the three. He then gave some performance comparisons, but I wasn’t all that sure the analysis was very sound. Java EE came out way on top. I hadn’t heard that it outperformed the others by quite as much as he showed. He made a rather dubious statement when he said that Grails and Rails weren’t protected by standards. Groovy is a JSR and Grails just sits on top of it. If that isn’t standard protection, then what is?
The EJB tips, tricks, and patterns session was quite nice. I learned a few nuances of the platform. The patterns part was the best. They first went through some of the design patterns from the EJB 2.x days and identified which ones were obsolete and which ones were still useful. They then provided several new design patterns. Unfortunately the slides for this talk were not yet available and I just don’t feel like combing through my handwritten notes. Definitely check this one out online when it is posted.
Cameron Purdy’s “Top 10” talk was both humorous and thought-provoking. I’ll never do justice to it. Check it out when the video comes available.
The final session of the conference for me addressed a burning question I had in my mind since Monday - what in the world is a DSL? I heard it thrown around in the Grails and Ruby talks at Java University, but nobody ever defined the acronym. Domain Specific Language - that what it is! I mainly attended this talk because I thought there might be applications for DSL’s in our work at St. Jude. A DSL is a custom language designed for a specific purpose. Ruby’s Rake language for instrumenting application builds is an example. Rob Harrop gave an impressive demo of how he built two DSL’s, one providing a simpler API for JMX, and another for corporate action entitlement calculations. While I can’t think of a direct application for DSL’s yet, I’m not tossing out the possibility.
JavaOne was a great conference for me. If I didn’t hate to leave my family for this long, I’d love to attend every year. It’s definitely drinking from a fire hydrant.


This is a super simple Angular App that showcases how to use Cypress for your E2E testing!
It includes a forms page, lists page, and a network requests page. Check out the GitHub project for more info.
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Can output to an SVG Path, a Canvas, or a Path2D object
Interact with NewPath() just like a Path2D Object


Indexify.JS
Indexify.JS is the new index Javascript generator. With it, you could create index in your web documents easily, just with your jquery knowledges.
Indexify.JS is the new index Javascript generator. With it, you could create index in your web documents easily, just with your jquery knowledges.


| Class | Sahi::ElementStub |
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| Parent: | Object |
This class is a stub representation of various elements on the browser Most of the methods are implemented via method missing.
All APIs available in Sahi are available in ruby. The full list is available here: sahi.co.in/w/browser-accessor-apis
Most commonly used action methods are: click - for all elements mouse_over - for all elements focus - for all elements remove_focus - for all elements check - for checkboxes or radio buttons uncheck - for checkboxes
returns a stub with a DOM "in" relation to another element Eg.
browser.image("plus.gif").in(browser.div("Tree Node 2")) will denote the plus icon inside a tree node with text "Tree Node 2"
returns a stub with a DOM "near" relation to another element Eg.
browser.button("delete").near(browser.cell("User One")) will denote the delete button near the table cell with text "User One"
denotes the DOM parentNode of element. If tag_name is specified, returns the parent element which matches the tag_name occurrence finds the nth parent of a particular tag_name eg. browser.cell("inner nested cell").parent_node("TABLE", 3) will return the 3rd encapsulating table of the given cell.
specifies exacts coordinates to click inside an element. The coordinates are relative to the element. x is from left and y is from top. Can be negative to specify other direction browser.button("Menu Button with Arrow on side").xy(-5, 10).click will click on the button, 5 pixels from right and 10 pixels from top.


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{% extends "notifications/notifications/events/base.html" %} {% block text %}
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ComponentFactory
Container
ContainerProvider
StereotypeHandler
Classes
AbstractComponentRegistry
ComponentFactoryIntrospector
ConverterHandler
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{# ==================================================================== CRUSHSim - CRUSH Simulation web app for Ceph admins --------------------------------------------------- By Xavier Villaneau, 2015<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Claranet SAS, Rennes, France ==================================================================== editor-list.html - Jinja template for the CRUSH map selection and upload prior to editing. - Allows selection of an existing CRUSH map, leads to editor - Also allows uploading of a new CRUSH map Changelog: ---------- May 4th 2015 - Initial release June 15th 2015 - Maps list is now handled by maps-list.js, removed upload form #} {% extends "layout.html" %} {% block main %}
Please select which CRUSH map to load into the interactive editor
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Experimenting with BDD syntax in Kotlin, I tried these two styles:
fun main(args: Array<String>) { println(So GIVEN "an apple" WHEN "it falls" THEN "Newton thinks") } data class BDD constructor( val GIVEN: String, val WHEN: String, val THEN: String) { companion object { val So = So() } class So { infix fun GIVEN(GIVEN: String) = Given(GIVEN) data class Given(private val GIVEN: String) { infix fun WHEN(WHEN: String) = When(GIVEN, WHEN) data class When(private val GIVEN: String, private val WHEN: String) { infix fun THEN(THEN: String) = BDD(GIVEN, WHEN, THEN) } } } }
And:
fun main(args: Array<String>) { println(GIVEN `an apple` WHEN `it falls` THEN `Newton thinks` QED) } infix fun Given.`an apple`(WHEN: When) = When() infix fun When.`it falls`(THEN: Then) = Then(GIVEN) infix fun Then.`Newton thinks`(QED: Qed) = BDD(GIVEN, WHEN) inline fun whoami() = Throwable().stackTrace[1].methodName data class BDD(val GIVEN: String, val WHEN: String, val THEN: String = whoami()) { companion object { val GIVEN = Given() val WHEN = When() val THEN = Then("") val QED = Qed() } class Given class When(val GIVEN: String = whoami()) class Then(val GIVEN: String, val WHEN: String = whoami()) class Qed }
Comparing main()
methods, which is easier to read or use? I
haven't tried implementing, just have looked at testing code style. Note
that I'm using the
infix
feature of Kotlin to have my BDD
"GIVEN/WHEN/THEN" as punctuation free as I'm able.
In the one case—using strings to describe cases—, an
implementation would be more similar to Spec or Cucumber, which usually
uses pattern matching to associate text with implementation. In the other
case—using functions to describe cases—, an implementation
goes directly into the function definition. In either case, Kotlin only
supports binary infix functions, not unary (of course, you say, that's
what "infix" means!), so I need either an initial starting token
(So
in the strings case) or an ending one (QED
in the functions case).
I'm curious how implementation sorts out.
I have working code now that runs these BDD sentences but remain unclear which of the two styles (strings vs functions) would be easier to work with:
fun main(args: Array<String>) { var apple: Apple? = null upon("an apple") { apple = Apple(Newton(thinking = false)) } upon("it falls") { apple?.falls() } upon("Newton thinks") { assert(apple?.physicist?.thinking ?: false) { "Newton is sleeping" } } println(So GIVEN "an apple" WHEN "it falls" THEN "Newton thinks") }
Vs:
fun main(args: Array<String>) { println(GIVEN `an apple` WHEN `it falls` THEN `Newton thinks` QED) } var apple: Apple? = null infix fun Given.`an apple`(WHEN: When) = upon(this) { apple = Apple(Newton(thinking = false)) } infix fun When.`it falls`(THEN: Then) = upon(this) { apple?.falls() } infix fun Then.`Newton thinks`(QED: Qed) = upon(this) { assert(apple?.physicist?.thinking ?: false) { "Newton is sleeping" } }
The strings style is certainly more familiar. However, mistakes in registering matches of "GIVEN/WHEN/THEN" clauses appear at runtime and do not provide much help.
The functions style is more obtuse. However, mistakes cause compile-time errors that are easier to understand, and your code editor can navigate between declaration and usage.


I'm a enthusiastic developer about solving problems and creating clear and functional web applications. Both independent and team worker spirit, with strong work ethic and attention to details. Excited to work to learn from everyone and become the one anyone can rely on.
The main technology I've been using for the Frontend is the Framework React with JSX, Javascript and CSS/SCSS and libraries as React-Router-Dom. React-Redux is also my favorite way to manage states, unless not necessary. The main language I've been using is Javascript (I am Certified with Advanced Javascript Concepts at Udemy Course) and always pushing forward with freeCodeCamp. As for the Backend, I've been using SQL data management, such as PostgreSQL and PSequel. NPM, Node and Express. Also, as I do have a Windows10 and a MacOS I can run program in both plataforms. I make use of Terminal, SSH, GitHub. I am just ready to be your new the Developer.
View ResumeThis is my latest project, designed for demonstration and portfolio purposes only. He I've used components to build such an amazing app, where when finished, classics lovers can have a full description of their most wanted models. In order for the visitor to check the content, they need to log in, otherwise when click on Price Guide menu they will be taken to the Sign In page. Google account can be used to log in, as I used Google's Firebase to control its access. The fun part is to mapp over the car makers and check their wonderful models and specs. Still need to turn into PWA (Progressive Web App) but as deployed with Heroku, it can be visualized at instance. (It has to wait 30 secs for the web app to appear, once this is Heroku's hosting rules).
Full advanced ecom web app turned into PWA. Using React Redux, all typed in Javascript, with backend server from Firebase to store data and keep away from the frontend all relevant and sensitive data such as payment API keys and user's password.
Face Detect App is all about using an API to make it possible for the web app to indentify a human face on any picture, image that you paste it into the input area. By display a square box over the human face. It does not recognize the person (althoug it can be improve to it) but it recognizes that there is a human face on the image.
A Simple Web App to demonstrate integration between Search Field input and the output results at the DOM, according to what's typed in. All data in frontend. No user info.
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The PanZoom interaction allows the user to navigate the data for one or more chart axes by panning and/or zooming. Navigation can be limited to particular axes. Zooming is performed by pinching on the chart or axis area; panning is performed by single-touch dragging. For devices which do not support multiple-touch events, zooming can not be done via pinch gestures; in this case the interaction will allow the user to perform both zooming and panning using the same single-touch drag gesture. modeToggleButton provides a button to indicate and toggle between two modes.
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The PanZoom interaction allows the user to navigate the data for one or more chart axes by panning and/or zooming. Navigation can be limited to particular axes. Zooming is performed by pinching on the chart or axis area; panning is performed by single-touch dragging. For devices which do not support multiple-touch events, zooming can not be done via pinch gestures; in this case the interaction will allow the user to perform both zooming and panning using the same single-touch drag gesture. modeToggleButton provides a button to indicate and toggle between two modes.


ResponsivCode Technology Solutions is an integrated solutions and system development company. The company holds forte in its experience in multi-disciplinary approach in open innovation systems, which spans to various industries, disciplines, and geographies.
The company's expertise and extensive experience for driving result-oriented technologies across the innovation chain has enabled our clients to capitalize on their resources thereby meeting its evolving demands in the marketplace.
It's core development team boasts of more than ten years of experience in the fields of IT systems and integrated IT solutions, quality assurance, and hardware engineering.
The company provides a complete IT Solutions, from premium quality software to top of the line IT hardware brands. Whether you are Struggling with account records, stressed out with product inventories and anxious about your employees, you can keep track with every single detail of your business with our Integrated Business Software.
Virtual assistants take on every day needed tasks if you don’t have the time for it. We provide skilled and experienced Virtual Assistants at a very affordable price and will consider your budget and needs. We also train them to fit the job that you have for them.
ResponsivCode Technology Solutions creates websites and mobile sites tailor-fitted to your bussiness needs. Your website speaks so much about you and your business. Since everybody tends to be online most of the time, websites are an essential online tool to represent one’s brand or business.
We created templates for an online dating site. We also studied Bootstrap and CodeIgniter since it will be used in the development of the website. However, our CTO, sir Larke reassigned us to another project, mobile development. He introduced the project to us and told us what the flow of the app would be.
The team discussed more about the app and we also created the UI designs for the app. I also started creating the XML of the profile and home page. We also had to create a bitbucket account which will be used to monitor the progress of the app.
I continued creating the XML of the home page. I also added some sample services. And I also coded the navigation drawer and its menu items. After I finished the home page UI, I did a test run on my phone.
I tried creating the log in of the app. And I also connected the app to firebase which will be used as its database. We also took a leave on July 18 to prepare for the exams. And I took another leave on July 20 since I got sick.
We downloaded git and tortoise so that we can use it to upload our code on bitbucket. We also discussed about who will be the admin of the app. And so I studied PHP and CodeIgniter for the admin side of the app.
I set up the real time database in the app. And I attempted to code the services in Firebase. We also discussed with sir Larke and their marketing staff about the progress of the app.
I studied more on the Firebase data structure and about Firebase adapter, and Firebase UI. I also integrated the Firebase Adapter in the app for listing the services per category.
This week I mostly studied on the basics of PHP. Starting from variable declarations, global varibales, arrays, conditional statements, functions, POST, GET, and loops. I also studied a bit on the advanced topics like include/require, session, destroy, unset, and cookies.
I continued studying on the advanced topics of PHP. I practiced on integrating a MySQL database in a simple app that I created from the previous tutorials. I also installed another code editor, Visual Studio Code, and set up its environment.
I started practicing on Bootstrap, the concepts, grid, classes, navigation, alerts & modals, sass, and forms. I also studied a bit on Node.js and how to use the npm package manager to download packages for a project.
For this week, I studied JavaScript. From the basics up to, DOM concepts, DOM manipulation, querySelection on objects, and event handling. I also made a simple DICE app for further practice on JavaScript. This was also the week when we told our supervisor about our equipment problems on the software used for the mobile project. And so the project was momentarily discontinued.
I continued studying on JavaScript, mostly on its advanced concepts. Like the first class functions, return functions, invoked function expressions, closures, bind, call, and apply. I also made another web app that calculates budget and expenses of the user, this was also for further practice on advanced JavaScript concepts and syntax.
I continued coding the web app. I created some modules for the app, and some functions for calculating the budget and the percentage of the expenses. I also added an event listener for the delete button for deleting its items. Sir Skip also tasked me to create a database structure for an inventory sales system. I made several tables for its database like the items, customer, suppliers, payment, sales, order, stocks, etc.
Sir Larke tasked me to edit their website. And so I prepared the materials (e.g. photos,logos) first. And then I started working on the home page. The website lacked lots of valueable information regrading the company and so I added an about section and services offered section. I also editted the pages since it lacked some color and design. And I added a contact form at the bottom of the home page.
I continued editting the website to make it more professional looking. And a client also visited the office for some clarifications regarding the CCTV management software. And I had to do a demonstration on how to navigate the UI since the client was having a hard time on it since she was not familiar with such advanced technologies.
The main problem that our supervisor shared to us is the lack of staff in the company, especially in the accounting department. And since most of the staff are homebased there are only 2-3 people left in the office.
From my point of view, I also think they lack some staff. I have noticed that the developers in the company take on multiple projects at the same time. And they also have to maintain the system by themselves and abide to the client's requests for sudden changes.
I think that is why sir Skip distributed the systems of the projects he was handling to us OJTs since he was the on in charge of 4 of them. And he hoped that we could help him trace the code to find some bugs and improve the system.
I would recommend they hire some staff for the company.
During my time as a trainee in ResponsivCode, I've experienced being a team lead on a project, and how it's very important to always give updates and relay the concerns of the team to the superiors. I also got a chance to learn from my superiors some new technical skills, especially in web development.
I was also lucky enough to experience dealing with a client, and that taught me how different the client sees the product compared to the developers. Especially when dealing with a client that has little to no experience with advanced technology. And that it is vital that both parties meet at the same end, and come to a compromise.
I just wish that I could spend more time as a trainee in the company since I believe it is vital that a student should experience what it is like to develop a project that a company can and would use in the near future. And I think having more hours as an OJT can help teach students what to expect in the industry, and how to handle and manage themselves when they become professionals.
"THE SCHOOL SHOULD HAVE MORE PARTNERSHIPS IN THE INDUSTRY AS TO HELP STUDENTS FIND A COMPANY FASTER WHEN THEY APPLY FOR AN INTERNSHIP."
 AS I BELIEVE THAT THIS CAN HELP STUDENTS TO HAVE A COMPANY FAVOR THEM SINCE MOST COMPANIES WOULD REQUIRE THE OJT TO RENDER MORE HOURS DURING THEIR TRAINING PERIOD.
"THE SUBMISSION OF THE OJT REQUIREMENTS SHOULD BE SIMPLER SO THAT THE STUDENTS CAN FOCUS MORE ON THEIR TRAINING."


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Data▼
File in csv format like:
YYYY;Netherlands;Russian Federation;Indonesia
1990;0.129;0.411;0.597
1991;0.124;0.416;0.594
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Legend▼
Position:
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Align:
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Winter Road to the Big Water Yurt
Directions:
Maple Grove Picnic area sits five miles up Mill Creek canyon. Parking is available
at the gate. No motorized access allowed beyond the winter gate. From the winter gate,
Trail Description:
From the Maple Grove Picnic area, Millcreek Canyon Road is easily hiked, skied or snowshoed. I try to stay out of the groomed ski tracks as there is snow on the sides of the road. The road is maintained for winter pleasure, too.
Return on the same path.
Distance:
About 9 miles roundtrip
Elevation Gain:
Elevation at trailhead: 6110 ft
Elevation at the Yurt: 7650 ft
Gain: 1540 ft
Trail Rating:
Moderate because of the length. You may turn around at any point, though.
Known Avalanche Locations:
Low.
Parking Spaces:
Yes
Restroom Facilities:
Yes
Source: www.snowshoeutah.com and www.hikesandlakes.com/millcreekcanyon.html


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Fixing iMessage on Yosemite for Hackintoshes author: Arthur Rosa author_login: arthurlockman author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: https://b.rthr.me wordpress_id: 551 wordpress_url: http://b.rthr.me/?p=551 date: '2014-10-19 13:12:45 -0400' date_gmt: '2014-10-19 17:12:45 -0400' image: https://static.rthr.me/2014/10/gsmarena_001.jpg tags: - Apple ---
A number of people have been reporting problems getting iMessage to work on their newly upgraded hackintosh running Yosemite. I'm happy to report that I managed to get it working! Here's what I did.
/Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/NetworkInterfaces.plist
and restart the computer. The network interfaces should automatically renumber themselves properly.
You might be prompted to call Apple support before iMessage will work. Do it. They shouldn't ask for your serial number, just the code that iMessage shows and your Apple ID.
Hopefully this is helpful!
If this doesn't work for you, try some of the steps in here.
This guide won't work anymore due to changes in the way Apple verified MLB and ROM values. More details on the problem can be found on this thread over at tonymacx86. I'll keep watch on that thread to see if any definite fix comes up and make a post about it here.
As noted on TonyMacx86, it seems iMessage works again! Take a look at the How to Fix iMessage guide for more information.


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Website Development
Matthew Waldron
waldronmatthew.com
This website is developed by Matthew Waldron. The code of this website is under the MIT license. If you decide to use the website as your own, you may do so providing:
►You keep the footer link "Website Credits" in any and all pages of this website.
►You retain the text of this page to properly credit Matthew Waldron and the developers credited below.
►You acknoledge and agree to the Website's Terms of Use.
Navigation
Andor Nagy
Codepen by Andor Nagy that allows for navigation between web pages. Parts of CSS used. Codepen under the MIT license.
Menu Scroll Highlighting
Joxmar
Codepen by Joxmar that allows for naviagation highlighting for index.html id tags on scroll. Javascript used from Codepen. Codepen under the MIT license.
Sticky Navigation
Guil H
Codepen by Guil H that allows the naviagation bar to stick to the top while hiding title on scroll. Parts of CSS and Javascript used from Codepen. Coden under the MIT license.
Smooth Scroll
Chris Coyier
Codepen by Chris Coyier that allows for smooth scrolling of internal links when clicked. Parts of Javascript used from Codepen. Coden under the MIT license.
Video Thumbnails
Amit Agarwal
Code by Amit Agarwal that embedds YouTube videos by using the video thumbnail. The player loads when the user clicks the play button. This approach decreases page load time. Javascript, CSS, and parts of HTML used from source code.
HTML5 Audio Player
Alex Katz
Codepen by Alex Katz. This allows for multiple music players with start, stop, and timeline capabilities. Javascript and parts of CSS used. Modified to allow for music titles and responsive design. Codepen under the MIT license.
Lightbox2
Lokesh Dhakar
Lightbox photo viewer by Lokesh Dhakar. Allows for modal photo viewing when the picture thumbnail is clicked. Code under the MIT license.
Responsive Tiles
Ronny Siikaluoma
Codepen by Ronny Siikaluoma that allows for squares that resize according to screen size. Parts of HTML and CSS used. Updated for even tile size and picture replacement and dynamic resizing. Codepen under the MIT license.
Mailing List
David McCoy
Gist that allows posting from an HTML from to Google Sheets. Google Script and Javascript used.
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Fits a Bayesian group-sparse multi-task regression model using Gibbs sampling. The hierarchical prior encourages shrinkage of the estimated regression coefficients at both the gene and SNP level. The model has been extended to a spatial model that allows for two type correlation in neuroimaging genetics data and been applied successfully to imaging phenotypes of dimension up to 100; it can be used more generally for multivariate (non-imaging) phenotypes.
| Version: | 0.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.1), Matrix (≥ 1.2.6), mvtnorm (≥ 1.0.5), matrixcalc (≥ 1.0.3), miscTools (≥ 0.6.22) |
| Imports: | coda (≥ 0.18.1), EDISON (≥ 1.1.1), statmod (≥ 1.4.26), methods (≥ 3.3.3), sparseMVN (≥ 0.2.0), inline (≥ 0.3.15), LaplacesDemon (≥ 16.1.0), TargetScore (≥ 1.12.0), mnormt (≥ 1.5.4), Rcpp (≥ 0.12.14) |
| Published: | 2018-08-26 |
| Author: | Yin Song, Shufei Ge, Liangliang Wang, Farouk S. Nathoo, Keelin Greenlaw, Mary Lesperance |
| Maintainer: | Yin Song <yinsong at uvic.ca> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
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Sorry for the slow response. Unfortunately haven't had time to look into this (usually we've been able to be much more responsive on bugs.) If you can contribute a fix, please feel free, and I can assist with build, etc. if needed when I get a chance. If you look in the svn log, there was a related issue I fixed in the past- it probably is the same thing and I didn't think to check this "go" functionality to make sure that still worked. Or it could be something new.


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THE FLY II A film review by Craig Good Copyright 1989 Craig Good
David Cronenberg's remake of THE FLY is a tough act to follow. Chris Walas, who did the creature effects, had some big shoes to fill when he stepped in as the director of THE FLY II. Imagine my surprise to find that the sequel is actually pretty good.
Walas pretty much assumes that you've seen the previous film. If you haven't, go out and rent it first. I'm not spoiling much by revealing that this story centers on Martin Brundle, son of Seth Brundle (Brundlefly?). He is raised by Mr. Bartok, of Bartok Industries (read: Big Evil Corporation, one of the trite, formula things about the story that the movie none the less manages to overcome) and his scientific henchpersons. Due to young Martin's unique parentage, his growth is rather accelerated. In fact, by the time he's five years old he looks like Eric Stolz.
Martin learns very quickly. He has to. Besides taking over his father's work on teleportation, he learns lessons about love and deceit which set the stage for the retribution finale -- an ending quite unlike that of THE FLY. The philosophy in this movie isn't as deep as its original, but Stolz' performance is almost in the same league as Goldblum's -- which is a very good league indeed.
Walas displays a very fine visual sense in this film. Even the parts that are hard to look at are pretty in their way, if you know what I mean. My guess is that, as a first-time director, Walas made "Coverage" his middle name and shot tons of footage. The edited result moves along at a very quick pace. Even the drawn out scenes required in this sort of film are shorter than I've ever seen them. I enjoyed the editorial style of the movie, even if a couple of scenes seemed to show up too quickly. It all fit with Martin's character in the end.
The best way to see this film is in a theatre with lots of young women. There's something about their screams that really rounds out the sound track. That should warn you that when an effects man takes over, there are lots of effects. Mind you, they're very, very good. One or two of them were gratuitous messages to other effects men, but by and large they serve the story well. If you are particularly susceptible to goop and glop you should either stay away or plan on watching a lot with your eyes closed.
THE FLY II isn't for everybody, but if you think it might be your cup of tea you should check it out.
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BPL Draft 2019/20 | Mashrafe Mortaza picked up by Dhaka Platoons; Chris Gayle goes to Chattogram Challengers
by Aakash AryaThe players’ draft for the 2019/20 Bangabandhu Bangladesh Premier League was held on Sunday, November 17 in Dhaka. In the highlight of the event, Dhaka Platoons picked four-time BPL winner and ODI captain Mashrafe Mortaza late into the draft as their second A+ category player. Platoons had earlier gone for opening batsman Tamim Iqbal as their first A+ category player.
Rajshahi Royals picked Liton Das, Sylhet Thunders went for Mosaddek Hossain while Cumilla Warriors chose Soumya Sarkar as their A+ category players. Amongst the overseas players, Chattogram Challengers picked up Chris Gayle, Rajshahi Royals went for Englishman Ravi Bopara while Mohammad Nabi was roped in by Rangpur Rangers, to be coached by former Zimbabwe captain Andy Flower. Former Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik had pulled out of the players’ draft at the last moment and was unavailable for selection. Out of a total of 620 players (439 foreign and 181 local), each team had to choose at least six foreign and nine local players.
BPL draft commissioner Mahbub Anam had recently changed the rule on picking up category A+ cricketers through a special ordinance and increased it to two per team in return for extra money by the sponsors. The tournament is scheduled to start on December 11.
Squads
Dhaka Platoons: Tamim Iqbal, Anamul Haque Haque, Mahmud, Mahedi Hasan, Thisara Perera, Laurie Evans, Ariful Haque, Mominul Haque, Shuvagata Hom, Mashrafe Mortaza, Wahab Riaz, Asif Ali, Roqibul Hasan, Jaker Ali, Luis Reece, Shahid Afridi.
Khulna Tigers
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Chattogram Challengers
Mahmudullah , Imrul Kayes, Nasir Hossain, Rubel Hossain, Chris Gayle, Kesrick Williams, Nurul Hasan, Enamul Haque Jr, Muktar Ali, Pinak Ghosh, Avishka Fernando, Rayad Emrit, Nasum Ahmed, Junaid Siddique, Ryan Burl, Imad Wasim.
Rangpur Rangers
Mustafizur Rahman, Mohammad Naim, Arafat Sunny, Jahurul Islam, Mohammad Nabi, Shai Hope, Taskin Ahmed, Zakir Hasan, Fazle Rabbi, Nadif Chowdhury, Lewis Gregory, Cameron Delport, Sanjit Saha.


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"The dynamic properties that are embodied in digitally interactive products are, in most cases, impossible to sketch on paper. Interactions need to be explored and experienced by potential users in order be evaluated or designed. The creation of, for instance, experience prototypes, is essential to get a grip on the potential of emerging technologies since methods like these allow for an appropriate communication about the generated interaction concepts


BHU: Students to end protest against Muslim prof in Sanskrit dept
The protesters feel only a Hindu can teach Sanskrit at BHU. But they've decided to end their agitation after meeting the vice-chancellor, who they say has pledged corrective measures.
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- BHU professor Firoze Khan hasn't been able to take classes
- BHU chancellor, top netas, some students defend him
- V-C pledged corrective measures within 10 days: Protesters
Students protesting the appointment of a Muslim professor in Banaras Hindu University's Sanskrit department will end their demonstration today.
They reached their decision after meeting BHU Vice-Chancellor Rakesh Bhatnagar, who they say pledged corrective measures within 10 days.
BHU's Chancellor, Giridhar Malviya (the grandson of BHU founder Madan Mohan Malviya), and a number of senior politicians have defended the professor, Firoze Khan.
Sanskrit "has vastness", Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra said on Thursday.
"The Constitution of our country has vastness. Any teacher can teach Sanskrit in a university," she said.
The protesters, on the other hand, say only a Hindu can do so.
But on Wednesday, some students marched on campus in support of Firoze Khan, who has so far been unable to take classes.
Inputs from Shivendra Shrivastava and PTI


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30 November 2014
First week in EDBC. . . sheesh, information overload I tell you what! But perhaps now is the best time to explain what I have learnt from this week to someone wanting to do this course in the furture with exactly the same set of skills that I have in the technical arena.
I am working off a Mac – so the following info will be specific to that, however what I am guessing is at this stage it will be pretty inter-mixable, but don't quote me on that.
So what did I learn first – the command line. The command line is an interface for typing commands directly to a computer's operating system.
The interface on Mac is the terminal, which is where you directly type in your commands to make actions happen on your computer.
There are HEAPS of commands to learn – and what I have learnt from this is, the more repitition you have using the commands the more that you will master it. In other words – it's all about knowing the commands in the command line to achieve what you want.
I also learnt what a version control system is – and in this case, specifically Git.
Version control systems allow the user to continuously edit and save files over the lifetime of a project. So I if I was working on a file and made a change, then later needed to edit that change I could, all within Git. If I encountered a problem and became stuck I could then look back over time to see where that problem started to fix it. In In Git your work can be either tracked or untracked. Obviously untracked is pretty self-explantory – none of your work is being tracked, but with tracked you can be in three different stage – unmodified (no changes to a tracked file), modified (changes to a tracked file), and staged (your work as is ready to be saved).
The benefits of Git are:
- Little time wastage – if you always save you can always go back, meaning that you do not have to start from scratch again, the file at different states will always be there for you to go back to.
- Great branching - you can always create branches of work and come back to them later without having breaking the work you are currently working on.
GitHub – git repository collaboration platform
GitHub is where all the Git repositories are housed. It is an open source platform where people come and share and collaborate on projects that they are working on.
GitHub is the best place to store your git repositories because of the collaboration aspects. You may be working on a project with a few team members but be in differernt countries and different time zones whilst doing this. GitHub gives you the functionality to be able to work on the same project at the same time with team members where ever you are.


At least 1 dead in Iran protests over gas prices
by Vandana RambaranAt least one person was killed in the central Iran city of Sirjan Saturday amid violent protests following the theocratic government's announcement that it would raise gas prices by 50 percent to fund handouts for the country's poor.
Protestors flocked to the streets in more than a dozen cities after Iranian President Hassan Rouhani announced the price increase at midnight Thursday. Demonstrators abandoned cars in traffic and blocked streets in major cities, even as the first snowfall of the season persisted.
QATAR HAD PRIOR KNOWLEDGE OF IRAN ATTACK ON VESSELS, FAILED TO TELL ALLIES: REPORT
Civilians clashed with police, as authorities used tear gas to quell angry mobs who attempted to set fire to an oil depot in Sirjan. Online videos circulating on Iranian social media seemed to show a fire at the depot as sirens wailed in the background.  Leave the country alone!”
Mohammad Mahmoudabadi, an Interior Ministry official in Sirjan, later told state television that police and demonstrators exchanged gunfire, wounding several. He said many protestors were peaceful, but later masked men armed with guns and knives infiltrated the demonstration.
“They insisted on reaching the oil depot and creating crises,” Mahmoudabadi said.
The semi-official ISNA news agency later quoted Mahmoudabadi as saying the violence killed one person.
The protests only add to the turmoil Iran's government faces as it struggles to overcome hefty U.S. sanctions following Washington's withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal last year. Since then, tensions between the two nations have only intensified, especially in the wake of reports that Iran has been slowly violating its provisions to pressure other nations to provide more incentives.
Iran has the world’s fourth-largest crude oil reserves and cheapest gas prices as well. The recent price increase saw gas climb to a minimum of 15,000 rials per liter of gas — 50 percent up from the day before, which amounts to 13 cents a liter, or about 50 cents a gallon. A gallon of regular gasoline in the U.S. costs $2.60 by comparison.
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5.1. More on Lists
The list data type has some more methods. Here are all of the methods of list objects:
list.
append(x)
Add an item to the end of the list. Equivalent to a[len(a):] = [x].
list.
extend(L)
Extend the list by appending all the items in the given list. Equivalent to a[len(a):] = L.
list.
insert(i, x)
Insert an item at a given position. The first argument is the index of the element before which
to insert, so a.insert(0, x) inserts at the front of the list, and a.insert(len(a), x) is equivalent
to a.append(x).
list.
remove(x)
Remove the first item from the list whose value is x. It is an error if there is no such item.
list.
pop([i])
Remove the item at the given position in the list, and return it. If no index is specified,
a.pop() removes and returns the last item in the list. (The square brackets around the i in the
method signature denote that the parameter is optional, not that you should type square brackets
at that position. You will see this notation frequently in the Python Library Reference.)
list.
clear()
Remove all items from the list. Equivalent to del a[:].
list.
index(x)
Return the index in the list of the first item whose value is x. It is an error if there is
no such item.
list.
count(x)
Return the number of times x appears in the list.
list.
sort()
Sort the items of the list in place.
list.
reverse()
Reverse the elements of the list in place.
list.
copy()
Return a shallow copy of the list. Equivalent to a[:].
>>> a = [66.25, 333, 333, 1, 1234.5]
>>> print(a.count(333), a.count(66.25), a.count('x'))
2 1 0
>>> a.insert(2, -1)
>>> a.append(333)
>>> a
[66.25, 333, -1, 333, 1, 1234.5, 333]
>>> a.index(333)
1
>>> a.remove(333)
>>> a
[66.25, -1, 333, 1, 1234.5, 333]
>>> a.reverse()
>>> a
[333, 1234.5, 1, 333, -1, 66.25]
>>> a.sort()
>>> a
[-1, 1, 66.25, 333, 333, 1234.5]
You might have noticed that methods like insert, remove or sort that modify the list have no return value printed – they return None. [1] This is a design principle for all mutable data structures in Python.


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I am pursuing Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering in Government College of Technology, Coimbatore. I am a passionate Front-End Web developer with deep coding skills in HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript. I am good problem solver with great knowledge in Python and C.
On the mean time I love to write books and novels. I am also a volunteer in ASWA which fights for right for education of children belonging to underestimated castes.


A fast solver for the maximum likelihood estimator (MLE) of a multivariate log-concave probability function. Given a sample X, it estimates a non-parametric density function whose logarithm is a concave function. Many well-known parametric densities belong to that class, among them the normal density, the uniform density, the exponential distribution and many more. This package provides functions for the estimation of a log-concave density and a mixture of log-concave densities in multiple dimensions. While being similar to the package LogConcDEAD, fmlogcondens provides much fast run times for large samples (>= 250 points). As a reference see Fabian Rathke, Christoph Schnörr (2015), <doi:10.1515/auom-2015-0053>.
| Version: | 1.0.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.4) |
| Imports: | geometry, MASS, mclust, mvtnorm |
| Suggests: | LogConcDEAD, knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-03-23 |
| Author: | Fabian Rathke [aut, cre], Christoph Schnörr [aut], Giovanni Garberoglio [cph] |
| Maintainer: | Fabian Rathke <frathke at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | https://github.com/FabianRathke/fmlogcondens |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | fmlogcondens results |
| Reference manual: | fmlogcondens.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Usage of fmlogcondens |
| Package source: | fmlogcondens_1.0.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: fmlogcondens_1.0.2.zip, r-release: fmlogcondens_1.0.2.zip, r-oldrel: fmlogcondens_1.0.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: fmlogcondens_1.0.2.tgz, r-oldrel: fmlogcondens_1.0.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | fmlogcondens archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=fmlogcondens to link to this page.


Troubleshooting
If something is wrong, this page will try to fix your problem.
Problems while playing
- Why did it crash?
- If you made some content for it and you suspect that that is the problem, please check the
User_data/Error_log.txt
file, if it exists. It should tell you what went wrong, like a missing comma, or a misspelled name. Fix the problems and try again. -
If you think the crash is due to a problem with the engine itself, then it could be one of the following:
- You're not using the most recent version of the engine, which could have solved that problem. You should try upgrading if you're not up-to-date.
- The game is running from inside a zip file. Remember that when you download the engine's zip file, you need to unzip everything inside of it into a folder, before you're able to play.
- It's a problem that I need to fix. Please get in touch with me about it. I'll likely ask you to explain what you were doing when the crash happened, ask you to send me any errors in the
User_data/Error_log.txt
file, and ask you to send me the crash screenshots in theUser_data
folder. So you should try to get those ready.
- Why can't I see the game window?
- Because windows sometimes break under Windows.
- Open
User_data/Options.txt
, go to the line withwindow_pos_hack=false
, and change it towindow_pos_hack=true
. - Why is it running slowly?
- Well, it IS a complex engine running the flexible logic behind several dozens of entities, so it's only natural.
- You can check the
User_data/Options.txt
file and use the Pikmin Fanon page for settings that you can change in order to sacrifice appearance for performance. - If you suspect some of the content you've made is having an impact on performance, try the performance monitor.
- Why are some parts of the logic and physics so broken?
- Because their code is still under construction, most likely.
- Why are some textures black, but not HUD elements?
- Are you running it under Wine? If so, update Wine. That fixed the problem for a friend that had it. If not, contact me, and I'll try to see what's up.
- Why does the engine think I'm touching the analog stick when I'm not?
- You can open
User_data/Options.txt
and setjoystick_min_deadzone
to a higher value. This way, a loose analog stick won't be accounted for if it is simply wiggling a bit.
Problems while making
- Why do I see everything in a single line when I open a text file with Notepad?
- Don't use Notepad. It has a hard time doing LF-only line breaks, which most of the engine's files use.
- Install Notepad++ and start using that instead, since it's better in every way.
- Why are my graphics showing up as black and violet patterns?
-
That's what the engine shows when it can't open a texture. Make sure you're following these points:
- File names are case sensitive. Lowercase and uppercase matter.
- You need to include the extension. This is the
.jpg
or.png
part of the file name. - The engine only finds the image in one folder. General images go in
Game_data/Graphics
, and textures go inGame_data/Graphics/Textures
.

- Your texture's resolution does not use power-of-two numbers. It doesn't happen on all machines, but that's the solution, I guess...
- I'm having a hard time understanding X.
- Please let me know. I try to make the interface, mechanics, and tutorials be as easy to understand as possible.
- If you contact me, I can help you with your problem, as well as change things to make them easier to understand in the future.


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Version 2.0.13 was released on Aug 26, 2018 (release notes).
Loom is an efficient file format for large omics datasets. Loom files contain a main matrix, optional additional layers, a variable number of row and column annotations, and sparse graph objects. Under the hood, Loom files are HDF5 and can be opened from many programming languages, including Python, R, C, C++, Java, MATLAB, Mathematica, and Julia.
Key features:
- Single file that can be moved around
- Metadata travels with the main data
- Data, clustering, layout, annotation stored together
- Efficient random access
- Automatic, on-the-fly compression
- Out-of-memory data processing
- Open source, BSD license
Additional resources
Many popular packages support Loom files out of the box, including scanpy from Fabian Theis lab, SCope from Stein Aerts lab, LoomExperiment from Bioconductor, and scVI from Nir Yosef's lab.