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The World Is Your Oyster With New Google Earth Creation Tools
by Stephanie MlotOver my 33 years, I’ve lived in nine different cities in six different states/regions on two different continents.
Each home comes with its own sights, sounds, smells, and tastes—anecdotes that can’t be contained to a growing photo album.
Now, with the help of new creation tools in Google Earth, I can rekindle those memories.
“For nearly 15 years, people have turned to Google Earth for a comprehensive view of our planet,” according to product manager Gopal Shah. “But our mission has never been to just show you a static picture of the planet; we want to bring the whole world to life.”
Draw your own placemarks, lines, and shapes; attach custom text, images, and videos; organize your story into a narrative; collaborate with others.
Once you’re finished, share it with the world: Click the “Present” button to take your audience on a tour of a river under threat, a slave’s journey from oppression to freedom, or a fictional road trip.
Two years ago, Google introduced Voyager, a showcase of guided tours to “infuse the globe with stories.”
With this week’s launch, the company takes the next “and most significant” step forward by “turning the power of mapmaking and storytelling over to you,” Shah wrote in a blog post.
New creation tools are available in Google Earth on the web. There is no word on whether they will roll out to mobile devices, which currently only support the viewing of projects.
“You can turn our digital globe into your own storytelling canvas, and create a map or story about the places that matter to you,” Shah said.
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Goodreads presented me with a neat overview on my read books in 2017 you can also take a look at. The dull page statistics are of no interest to me, but the kind of books I’ve read do tell a story that might be worth sharing.
When it comes to keeping track of what I read, Goodreads might be the best thing that happened to me yet. But I can’t say that I’m a consequent user of my own listage. I love browsing through books in libraries and bookshops, and that might mean a book or two gets added to my “toread” list. It might take up to two years before I actually start reading it. I am what you might call a “chain reaction reader”: someone who starts reading something, finds something related interesting to that and continues ot read on the same subject. At least that is what Goodreads tries to tell me. 2017 has sharpened my knowledge (as far as reading a book goes) on these rough categories: art, food, programming, philosophy.  The meager 3 books I’ve read on programming (they were all bad) and food (they were even worse) are not worth mentioning here, which reminds now me to focus more on those subjects in 2018.
Art
- Art before breakfast, Danny Gregory
- Handboek voor de kunstenaar, R. C. Smith
- The creative license, Danny Gregory
- Art as therapy, Alain de Botton
- Drawing at the right side of the brain, Betty Edwards
- The art of urban sketching, Gabriel Campanario
- The letters of Vincent van Gogh
- Your artist’s brain, Carl Purcell
We discovered Sketchbookskool in 2017, so the presence of Danny’s books are nothing unusual here. I love his style, from the images he draws to the narrative in his stories. Even the videos and his way to instruct you, as the beginner, to draw, is very compelling. I’ve read “Art before breakfast” before “The creative license” and discovered afterwards that he recycles a lot of stuff - which is perfectly OK. If there is one “Danny” book I’d enlist as my favorite, it would be the license.
But this list contains so many great books. Vincent’s letters where very insightful but dragged on for too long. Urban sketching is an amazing reference guide but the other two winners are Betty Edwards and Alain de Botton. Betty convinced me even I could draw (also read Teaching yourself to draw) and Alain took me back to museums with a new pair of eyes.
The verdict
- Drawing at the right side of the brain
- Art as therapy
- The Creative License
Philosophy
- Waar geen wil is, is een weg, Henk Oosterling
- A book of five rings, Miyamoto Musashi
- About nature and happiness, Epicurus
- About freedom, Epictetus
- The Wonderbox, Roman Krznaric
- The consolations of philosophy, Alain de Botton
- Zen mind, beginner’s mind, Shunryu Suzuki
- The art of happiness, Dalai Lama XIV
- What should I do with my life? Po Bronson
- 29 Gifts, Cami Walker
- Cabin Fever, Tom M. Fate
It’s a mixed bag. Categorizing “lifestyle philosophy” (Po Bronson, Cami Walker) under the same denominator as classic philosophy works might be a stretch. The presence of bad reading material here frustrated me a bit as I’m relatively new to the subject and it’s difficult to get myself started which makes a letdown all the more painful.
Musashi, Epicurus and Suzuki take on a leading position together with my new friend Alain de Botton. This guy is amazing and brings digestive material into my living room that makes me craving for more. Roman’s Wonderbox is another excellent book that is tied to his and de Botton’s School of Life, devoted to developing emotional intelligence. Both books of the school teachers bundle works of classic philosophers, which at this point is more digestible for me than the work of the guys themselves. That is why I’d rate them higher than Epicurus or Epictetus.
The verdict
- The Wonderbox
- The consolations of philosophy
- Zen mind, beginner’s mind
The Book of five rings gets an honorable mention but I can’t ignore Suzuki’s simplified explanation of Zen Buddhism that finally makes sense. It clears the clutter of all the mysticism and simply instructs to be here and know.
Toread in 2018?
Will this change my reading habit in 2018? I think it might. I’m longing for more excellent cooking material to replace the letdowns in the past year, so I hope to sneak in at least 5 books on that subject. Otherwise, art and philosophy are still exciting and new for me so more of the same is definitely welcome. They are main recurring themes in my (reading) life, even when going back to 2016.


Those who consider themselves to be strong partisans, strong Democrats and strong Republicans respectively, tend to be the most faithful in voting for their party's nominee for office and legislation that backs their party's agenda.
| Party | No. of Reps | % Voted w/ Party |
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| Name | No. Party Votes | % Party Votes |
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| Name | No. Party Votes | % Party Votes |
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COM3500 Individual Research Project
| Summary |
In the individual research project, you will complete a major original piece of software design, experimental investigation or theoretical proof. This work will be reported formally in a research dissertation and also presented at a poster session, to which industrial representatives, students and academics are invited. The work will include an Interim report that consists of an initial survey and literature review. You will be engaged in a major piece of software development, or the design and execution of an empirical experiment, or the elaboration and practical verification of a theory.  You will prepare a dissertation of between 6000-12000 words in length, which includes the material from the interim report, but also contains a complete design, implementation and evaluation of the results of your project. This may be assessed by oral examination. |
| Session |
Academic Year 2018/19 |
| Credits |
30
|
| Assessment |
Please note that
it is expected that the underlying work for the project will
be
split evenly between the semesters. In particular, work is
expected to continue at the end of the Autumn semester,
after the interim report is submitted.
The total amount of work, which will be reflected in the content of the final dissertation, is expected to be around three quarters of that done by students taking COM3610.
- Description, due at the beginning of the first semester
- Survey and analysis between 2500 and 5000 words, due towards the end
of the
first semester.
- Final dissertation and project presentation. The
main assessment of the module
is by a dissertation that is produced towards the end of
the
second semester, complemented by a poster presentation
at a
session where the work done is to be demonstrated and
questions
answered. If considered appropriate by the examiners an
oral examination may be held on this dissertation and
project
presentation.
|
| Resources |
Unconfirmed
practical marks when available
|
| Aims |
The aims of this module are to:
- integrate further the material learned throughout the
degree
course, by applying it to a substantial open-ended
problem;
- give the student the opportunity of bringing an
individual piece of work, in a topic area of their own
choosing, to completion;
- promote design and problem-solving skills, especially
the ability to translate a theoretical approach into
practice, overcoming any unexpected obstacles;
- promote academic presentation skills, especially those
of technical report writing, visual and oral
presentation and question handling;
- give the student the further opportunity to
demonstrate and improve their personal skills,
particularly those of time and work management.
|
| Objectives |
By the end of this course the students should:
- have increased their understanding of practical,
experimental or theoretical approaches to tackling the
research problem under investigation;
- have demonstrated an ability to evaluate critically
and select from the different design solutions relevant
to the research problem under investigation;
- have completed a major original piece of work in a
systems design, experimental or theoretical area, based
on the relevant background research literature;
- have prepared a poster and a research dissertation
giving a survey of the literature, an analysis of the
topic area, a detailed design and an evaluation of the
project's results;
- have demonstrated an ability to manage their own time
effectively, undertake work on their own initiative and
develop plans to progress the work further.
|
| Content |
The content of the project is typically selected by the
student from a range
of topics proposed by staff or industrial partners of the
department. Students are also encouraged to propose their
own topic, provided they can find a supervisor willing to
supervise it and with the agreement of the Projects Officer.
|
| Restrictions |
Only available to COMU109, COMU118. |
| Teaching Method |
The student is expected to meet the supervisor regularly
for 30-60
minutes, in order to discuss progress with the work and
obtain advice on it. The rest of the work they are expected
to
plan and carry out independently.
|
| Feedback |
Students will receive formative feedback on their interim report in
a meeting with
their supervisor, as well as during their regular
meetings.
|
| Recommended Reading |
The reading appropriate to each project topic will be
identified
in the proposal for that topic. |
|


‘Dark days’ in Israel after PM and rival fail to form government, election looms
JERUSALEM: Israel's president told lawmakers on Thursday to name a candidate to form a new government after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and challenger Benny Gantz both failed, a development that probably sets the stage for a third election within a year.
Adding to the political chaos, Israel's attorney general said he would announce at 1730 GMT on Thursday his decision on whether to indict Netanyahu in three long-running corruption investigations.
Netanyahu has denied any wrongdoing, and he said he would make a statement at 1830 GMT from his official residence.
He is under no legal obligation to resign if charged, and the opening of a trial could be delayed for months by a new election and any moves by Israel's longest-serving leader to seek parliamentary immunity from prosecution.
"These are harsh dark days in the annals of the State of Israel," President Reuven Rivlin said as he announced that the centrist Gantz had failed to muster enough support for a stable coalition after an unsuccessful attempt by the conservative Netanyahu.
During a 21-period mandated by law, Knesset legislators can nominate anyone in the 120-seat assembly to form a government.
If that fails, an election is triggered within 90 days, which would send voters back to the polls for the third time in a year after inconclusive elections in April and September.
The prolonged stalemate comes at a tricky time for Israel on the domestic and international fronts.
Its conflict with arch-foe Iran has deepened - Israeli warplanes hit Iranian targets in Syria on Wednesday after rockets were fired toward Israel - while the Palestinian issue remains unresolved as violence has flared anew.
Netanyahu's caretaker cabinet has been unable to plug a gaping hole in government finances and the deficit has swelled over the past year. Relations between Israel's Jewish majority and its Arab minority, and those between secular Israelis and ultra-Orthodox Jews, are also at issue.
Gantz and Netanyahu had looked at a power-share within a national unity government after they came neck-and-neck in both elections. But disputes about details, such as the timeline for rotating the premiership between them, were not resolved.
A former armed forces chief, Gantz had made a looming indictment against Netanyahu - dubbed "crime minister" by protesters - a focal point of his election campaigns.
Netanyahu is suspected of wrongfully accepting $264,000 worth of gifts, which prosecutors said included cigars and champagne, from tycoons and of dispensing favours in alleged bids for improved coverage by an Israeli newspaper and a website.
But even amid the suspicions, Netanyahu was able to keep most of his right-wing allies loyal, effectively blocking Gantz's path to the premiership.
Turning to lawmakers on Thursday, Rivlin said: "In the coming 21 days, there will be no 'bloc' or 'party'. Each and every person will sit alone with their conscience and will have to answer one question: What is my duty toward the State of Israel?"
But a new and successful candidate emerging from Israel's fractious party system looked unlikely.
LEADERSHIP CONTEST
Within Netanyahu's right-wing Likud Party there were stirrings of internal dissent, with two of its 32 lawmakers saying they would now favour a leadership contest.
Many citizens voiced resignation and rancour at a deadlock that has deepened worries over economic and national security matters.
 Let us know when you make a decision," read the top headline on the mass-circulation Israel Hayom, alongside pictures of Netanyahu and Gantz as well as Avigdor Lieberman, a far-right political kingmaker.
Commenting on Netanyahu's legal woes, Nahum Tevet, a 72-year-old Tel Aviv artist, said: "It's all about Bibi trying to escape jail and, you know, we are all in trouble because of his personal problem.
"He should just step out and leave us alone, to be a normal state again, to have a normal government, to take care of all the problems - the social problems, political problems, economic problems - and God help us," Tevet said.
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Billie Eilish Sets The Record Straight About Video Of Autograph Seekers Booing Her
by Brent FurdykA video surfaced last week of Billie Eilish exiting after her performance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”, when a group of autograph-seekers frantically call her name and wind up booing her after she walks away without signing autographs.
The video has led the “Bad Guy” singer to be criticized for her poor treatment of fans. However, Eilish is firing back to explain the video doesn’t tell the entire story.
In a video she shared on Instagram Story (and later posted on YouTube), the 17-year-old singer explains that there were actually two groups waiting outside Kimmel’s studio — legit fans and others who are professional autograph hunters who get celebrities to sign photos and merch that they then sell at a profit.
“The only reason I’m making this video is that I saw a video of this all happening and I just wanted to clarify what actually happened… because if you watch the video it looks like I’m walking by a bunch of fans and completely ignoring them and not saying hi to them, which is not what happened,” Eilish says in her video.
“I started to walk away because I realized none of these people actually cared about anything that had to do with me as a person,” she continued.
“I walked over there only to say hi, only to hug people and I got pictures of me shoved into my f**king face. I got no love whatsoever, so I left and then I got booed and [got] called a little b***h and got told I was going to lose my Grammy nominations,” she said of the autograph seekers.
“The fact that people can switch up like that… damn,” she added.  I’m like, ‘Bro, I’m 17.’”


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Module tcc
Provides semi-high-level bindings for libtcc
, the library interface of the
Tiny C Compiler.
Info:
- License: LGPL
Functions
| load ([lib="[lib]tcc"[, home_path=$CONFIG_TCCDIR]]) | Load the libtcc dynamic library. |
| new ([add_paths=true]) | Create a new TCC compilation context (State). |
| args (...) | Convert all passed strings to argc and argv arguments that can be passed
to State:run. |
Tables
| OUTPUT | Output types used by State:set_output_type |
| RELOCATE | Relocation constants used by State:relocate |
Fields
| TCC_VERSION | Compatible version of TCC (currently 0.9.26 ) |
| home_path | Path to the TCC home, containing the lib and include directories. |
| clib | C library namespace of the dynamically loaded libtcc . |
Class State
| State:delete () | Free the compilation context and associated resources. |
| State:set_home_path (path) | Set the home path of TCC used by this context. |
| State:set_error_func (error_func) | Set the error/warning display callback. |
| State:set_options (args) | Set one or multiple command line arguments for the compiler. |
Preprocessor
| State:add_include_path (path) | Add an include path. |
| State:add_sysinclude_path (path) | Add a system include path. |
| State:define_symbol (name[, value]) | Define a preprocessor symbol with an optional value. |
| State:undefine_symbol (name) | Undefine a preprocessor symbol. |
Compiling
| State:add_file (file_path) | Add a file. |
| State:compile_string (source) | Compile a string containing a C source. |
Linking commands
| State:set_output_type (output_type) | Set the output type. |
| State:add_library_path (path) | Add a library path. |
| State:add_library (name) | Add a library to be linked against. |
| State:add_symbol (name, value) | Add a pointer symbol to the compiled program. |
| State:output_file (file_path) | Output a compiled executable, library or object file to a path. |
| State:run ([argc[, argv]]) | Link and run the main() function and return its return code. |
| State:relocate (ptr) | Do all relocations needed for using State:get_symbol. |
| State:get_symbol (name) | Return the pointer to a symbol or NULL if it was not found. |
Functions
- load ([lib="[lib]tcc"[, home_path=$CONFIG_TCCDIR]])
-
Load the
libtcc
dynamic library.If the environment variable
CONFIG_TCCDIR
is set, home_path will be set to its value. It can be overriden by passing thehome_path
parameter.If home_path is set, it will be searched for the library before the default paths.
Parameters:
- lib
string
name of the libtcc library, defaults to
libtcc
on Windows andtcc
on other platforms due to naming issues (default "[lib]tcc") - home_path string path to the TCC home (default $CONFIG_TCCDIR)
Returns:
-
table
the
tcc
module itself (to allow for chaining)Usage:
local tcc = require("tcc").load("tcc", "/lib/tcc")
- lib
string
name of the libtcc library, defaults to
- new ([add_paths=true])
-
Create a new TCC compilation context (State).
If
add_paths
is notfalse
and home_path is set, call State:set_home_path on it, State:add_sysinclude_path onhome_path/include
and State:add_library_path onhome_path/lib
.Parameters:
- add_paths bool whether to set the home path on the new State (default true)
Returns:
-
State
the new compilation context
- args (...)
-
Convert all passed strings to
argc
andargv
arguments that can be passed to State:run.Parameters:
- ... string any number of string arguments
Returns:
- cdata(int) number of passed arguments
- cdata(char**) passed arguments as an array of C strings
Usage:
state:run(tcc.args("foo", "bar"))
Tables
- OUTPUT
-
Output types used by State:set_output_type
Fields:
- MEMORY output will be run in memory (default)
- EXE executable file
- DLL dynamic library
- OBJ object file
- PREPROCESS only preprocess (used internally)
- RELOCATE
-
Relocation constants used by State:relocate
Fields:
- SIZE return required memory size for relocation
- AUTO allocate and manage memory internally
Fields
- TCC_VERSION
-
Compatible version of TCC (currently
0.9.26
) - home_path
-
Path to the TCC home, containing the
lib
andinclude
directories. Usually set automatically by tcc.load. - clib
-
C library namespace of the dynamically loaded
libtcc
. Set by tcc.load.
Class State
- State:delete ()
- Free the compilation context and associated resources. Usually called automatically when the State is garbage-collected.
- State:set_home_path (path)
-
Set the home path of TCC used by this context. Usually called automatically
by new.
Originally named
set_lib_path
but renamed for consistency and clarity.Parameters:
- path string
- State:set_error_func (error_func)
-
Set the error/warning display callback.
The passed output strings will be formatted like
<file or "tcc">:[<line>:] <severity> <message>
.Parameters:
- error_func function(string) function to be called
- State:set_options (args)
-
Set one or multiple command line arguments for the compiler.
Parameters:
- args string the arguments
Returns:
-
bool
success
Preprocessor
- State:add_include_path (path)
-
Add an include path.
Parameters:
- path string include path to be added
Returns:
-
bool
success
- State:add_sysinclude_path (path)
-
Add a system include path. Usually called automatically by new.
Parameters:
- path string system include path to be added
Returns:
-
bool
success
- State:define_symbol (name[, value])
-
Define a preprocessor symbol with an optional value.
Parameters:
- State:undefine_symbol (name)
-
Undefine a preprocessor symbol.
Parameters:
- name string name of the symbol
Compiling
- State:add_file (file_path)
-
Add a file. This includes:
- C files to be compiled
- DLLs, object files and libraries to be linked against
- ld scripts
Parameters:
- file_path string path to the file to be added
Returns:
-
bool
success
- State:compile_string (source)
-
Compile a string containing a C source.
Parameters:
- source string source code to be compiled
Returns:
-
bool
success
Linking commands
- State:set_output_type (output_type)
-
Set the output type.
Must be called before any compilation.
Parameters:
- output_type OUTPUT
Returns:
-
bool
success
- State:add_library_path (path)
-
Add a library path. Equivalent to the
-Lpath
option.Parameters:
- path string library path to be added
Returns:
-
bool
success
- State:add_library (name)
-
Add a library to be linked against. Equivalent to the
-lname
option.Parameters:
- name string name of the library to be linked against
Returns:
-
bool
success
- State:add_symbol (name, value)
-
Add a pointer symbol to the compiled program.
Parameters:
- name string name of the symbol
- value cdata(void*) pointer of the symbol
Returns:
-
bool
success
See also:
- State:output_file (file_path)
-
Output a compiled executable, library or object file to a path. Do not
call State:relocate before.
Parameters:
- file_path string output file path
Returns:
-
bool
success
- State:run ([argc[, argv]])
-
Link and run the
main()
function and return its return code. Do not call State:relocate before.Parameters:
- argc cdata(int) number of passed arguments (optional)
- argv cdata(char**) arguments as an array of C-strings (optional)
Returns:
-
cdata(int)
return code
See also:
Usage:
local argv = ffi.new("char*[2]") argv[0] = "foo" argv[1] = "bar" state:run(2, argv)
- State:relocate (ptr)
-
Do all relocations needed for using State:get_symbol.
This can be done either within internally managed memory (by passing
RELOCATE.AUTO) or within an user-managed memory chunk that is at
least of the size that is returned by passing RELOCATE.SIZE.
Parameters:
- ptr cdata(void*) pointer to a memory chunk or one of the members of RELOCATE
Returns:
-
bool
success
Or
-
number
required memory size if RELOCATE.SIZE was
passed
Usage:
local size = state:relocate(tcc.RELOCATE.SIZE) local mem = ffi.new("char[?]", size) state:relocate(mem)
- State:get_symbol (name)
-
Return the pointer to a symbol or
NULL
if it was not found.Parameters:
- name string name of the symbol
Returns:
-
cdata(void*)
pointer to the symbol
See also:


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INTRODUCTION ← Hey! Check out that slider over there! Nεtro is born to help you design and explore your own gene transcription network. Most importantly, you will be able to manipulate the parameters in the model and get the response of the network in real time. Nεtro's running environment is browser, and that's basically all you need. Nεtro is designed to be friendly to all users, and no knowledge about programming is required. Just follow the instructions and have fun. As is discussed in our Modelling work, there are two potential models to analyze a gene transcription network, the Hill Equation Model, and the Probabilistic Model. The former one is easier and more empirical, while the later one is more fundamental and rigorous, able to achieve higher flexibility with the cost of a little bit of simplicity. In Nεtro, we choose the Hill Equation Model as our kernel since it has been familiar to most people for a long time, and thus might be easier to be understood. A detailed documentation is included bellow for you get familiar with Nεtro. Nεtro will be happy to play with you even if you haven't read the documentation, though. But we still recommend going through the documentation so that you will get a more comprehensive understanding of the principles of Nεtro and thus become a better friend of it. Remember to come back to the doc if you get a confusing 'WARNING' while playing. If you meet any difficulty that is unexplained in the documentation, please contact us via<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Remember we have promised to demonstrate an interesting usage of our old friend, matrix, previously in our Model? You will see the magic in the 'Algorithm Uncovered' section at the end of this page. |
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DOCUMENTATION In this documentation, you will get to know some details of Nεtro, especially several rules and error information that you might need to keep in mind. With Nεtro, you will design your own network first, then you set the values or ranges of some parameters. The network's property at steady state will be shown at last and ready to be manipulated in real time. Among them, network design is the most important step of all. So let's start with how to create a proper network. Rule One: don't feed too much! The network should respond to a single signal, tTa in our project for example. In Nεtro, the signal is simply referred to as 'Signal', and cannot be changed. All the other parts of your network should be controlled by the concentration of Signal, either directly or indirectly. To analyze a network influenced by more than one signal is beyond the ability of Nεtro (It's just a kid!). A 'Network Incomplete' warning will pop out if something in your network is not in the downstream of Signal. All the other parts of the network is free for you to name. But we will suggest avoid some special symbols like '<', '>', '$', etc. Simple notations like 'A1', 'LacI', or 'Nεtro_X' will be the best. Rule Two: hit it where it hurts most! You need to know what the network is composed of. And the answer is transcription factors. Put the TFs at the center of your mind and the base of your network. Make sure you give different TFs different names, even when they are on the same DNA. Take our project as an example, factor X1, Y and reporter A are attached together, all promoted by tTa, the signal. Then you should define 'Signal Promote X1', 'Signal Promote Y', 'Signal Promote A'. In this case, the concentrations of all three substances at steady state will only differ in a multiplier (synthesis rate / decay rate). And since A will have no effect on other things, you may choose not to define the last one. *Rule Three (Crucial): what goes around doesn't come around, literally!This means the network cannot be recurrent, or to put it another way, no TF can regulate itself, neither directly nor indirectly. A recurrent network is very likely to form an unstable system. Such system could explode, vibrate, or collapse into chaos. Others might own more than one steady state (attractor) on the phase space. These situations belong to the field of Dynamic System. Sounds dreadful? Nεtro agrees! Anyway, you should avoid creating a recurrent network. Otherwise, A 'Network Recurrent' warning will pop out. *Rule Four (Crucial again): don't poke your nose into others' business! This means the network must be orthogonal. Each TF should have its own target(s) and not bother each other. This does not mean that one TF can only have one target, because several targets can be put into the same DNA and different DNAs can have the same activator. Meanwhile, a TF can either promote or repress, a target can either be promoted or be repressed. Otherwise, An 'Overloaded' warning will pop out. Some subtle situations might arise here. For example, you have 'A Promote B', 'B Promote C', and 'A promote C'. It is recurrent? Nope. Is anything overloaded? Nope. Yet it is not allowed! Because both A and B can promote C, they have to be the same TF according to the orthogonal rule. So that 'A Promote B' is a self-regulating relation, and the 'Network Recurrent' warning will pop out in such case. The night is dark and full of terrors, fellows! Be aware! Please note that we do not mean recurrent networks and nonorthogonal networks are not good. They are widely used on the contrary, and may possess fascinating properties. The problem here is that a recurrent or nonorthogonal Hamlet could mean a thousand Hamlets, making it extremely hard to theorize and generalize. A software capable of analyzing such networks is likely to be much more complex than Nεtro, and is against our intention to provide a easy-to-use tool. Besides this documentation, you can also find a short tutorial in each section. They will show you what you can do and what might cause errors. You will definitely get familiar with Nεtro in less than a minute under their help. After reading, you could fold them up by clicking the 'FOLD' button for a better view. A software can never be perfect even after thousands of tests. We tried to protect Nεtro from all kinds of errors and illegal operations, but bugs could appear where we have never been searching before. We will appreciate any kind of feedback or even improvement from you. Correspondence<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
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Welcome to Nεtro! In the following sections of this page, we will guide you step by step until you get your own toy to play with. Now let's design the gene transcription network first. You can name the elements in your network as you wish. But keep in mind that Nεtro is case sensitive Click the button to confirm your design of the corresponding path. A confirmed path will be displayed in grey. Click if you would like to change something, and if you want to delete a path. You can add a new path (or a thousand if you like) in your network by clicking Once you have finished your masterpiece, click to confirm the entire network. If Nεtro feels something wrong in your network, it will warn you with a Click the warning button and it will return to normal so that you can confirm again (you should correct your network first). With a real masterpiece, you can move on to the next section, and the confirm button will turn to so that you can create a brand new network at any time. button to choose the relation between a transcription factor (TF) and its target. Click the |
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The synthesis rate and decay rate of the transcription factors in your network is defined here. The synthesis rate (Synrate) means the maximum rate of producing that protein. Please note that its unit is set to be 'μM/min'. The decay rate (Derate) is a factor with unit '/min', indicating the percentage of a protein that dies in one minute. So the equation describing the concentration change of a protein X will be: d[X]/dt = Synrate * H - Derate * [X] where H is the result of the Hill Equation. |
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Now that your network and some required parameters are prepared, Nεtro is ready to show you the result. You can confirm all the way to the 'result' section now. But why the hurry? Here are some other things you might want to customize by your self. Nεtro provides the powerful ability for you to manipulate the parameters and get the outcome in real time. You can set the manipulation range of them in this section. These parameters are listed bellow. Your net work is described by Hill Equations, and a Hill Equation H = [Target]^n / (Kd + [Target]^n) or H = 1 / (Kd + [Target]^n) contains two parameters, Kd and n. Different Kd's and n's are automatically assigned to each pair of TF-Target. Nεtro has already detected the same pair of TF-Target (if exists), and combined them into a single equation. If this is not like what you have imagined in mind, you'd better check the design of your network (if confused, the documentation will help you get a better understanding of how Nεtro works). Please note that these parameters are shown in natural logarithm. There are also default values for them, with Kd's ranging from -6 to 1, and n's from 1 to 4. You can simply click the confirm button to apply the default setting. If you get a warning, please check if the minimum value is bigger than the maximum, or if the value of n is nonpositive. |
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Hope you have had good time with Nεtro. Now, if you have read the documentation, or have got any warning yourself while designing the network, you might wonder how does Nεtro detect those errors, like recurrence? In the video below, we uncover the algorithm behind Nεtro. You will find that matrix plays a central rule in the analysis of a network. Hope you find magic in the beauty of mathematics. |


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Shakshouka is a dish of eggs poached in a sauce of tomatoes, olive oil, peppers, onion and garlic, and commonly spiced with cumin, paprika, cayenne pepper, and nutmeg.
This recipe is a quick and simple version for a delicious breakfast.
- ⏲ Prep time: 10 min
- 🍳 Cook time: 10 min
- 🍽 Servings: 2
Ingredients
- 5 small tomatoes
- 5 eggs
- 1 peeled white onion
- some chives
- cumin
- powdered sweet pepper
Directions
- Scald the tomatoes so they are easier to peel.
- Peel the tomatoes and cut into cubes
- Chop the onion and glaze it on the frying pan with oil
- Add tomatoes
- SEASON
- Stir and wait for it to get denser
- Knock the eggs in
- Season the eggs
- Cover the pan with a lid
- Cook until eggs are laid
- Add chives
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- psb_dupl_ovwrt_
- Duplicate coefficients should be overwritten
(i.e. ignore duplications)
- psb_dupl_add_
- Duplicate coefficients should be added;
- psb_dupl_err_
- Duplicate coefficients should trigger an error conditino
- psb_upd_dflt_
- Default update strategy for matrix coefficients;
- psb_upd_srch_
- Update strategy based on search into the data structure;
- psb_upd_perm_
- Update strategy based on additional
permutation data (see tools routine description).


| htmlwidgets-package {htmlwidgets} | R Documentation |
The htmlwidgets package provides a framework for easily creating R bindings to JavaScript libraries. Widgets created using the framework can be:
Used at the R console for data analysis just like conventional R plots (via RStudio Viewer)
Seamlessly embedded within R Markdown documents and Shiny web applications.
Saved as standalone web pages for ad-hoc sharing via email, Dropbox, etc.
To get started creating your own HTML widgets, see the documentation available in the package vignettes:
vignette("develop_intro", package = "htmlwidgets") vignette("develop_sizing", package = "htmlwidgets") vignette("develop_advanced", package = "htmlwidgets")
Source code for the package is available on GitHub:
https://github.com/ramnathv/htmlwidgets
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The couple's KFC engagement has led to promises of a free honeymoon and celebrity performances at their wedding
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When Bhut’ Hector got down on one knee in front of his partner in South Africa with their meal still warm on the table, he not only attracted the attention of everyone else in the fast food chain, but more than 1.3 million people online.
The video showing him beaming as he offers the ring to his partner Nonhlanhla, who struggles to hold back the tears, was filmed by witnesses and shared on the official KFC South Africa Twitter account with an appeal to identify the newly-engaged pair.
It didn't take long for them to be pointed out and KFC have told their swarm of loyal fans online to stay tuned as they prepare to reveal the surprise they have in store for their #streetwisewedding.
The chain may find themselves a little late to the party, as the success of the video online has seen celebrities, companies and ordinary people pledging their services to ensure their big day is one the whole country will remember.
There's a battle on to host their honeymoon, with airline Kulula offering a fully complimentary holiday in Cape Town including flights and five nights accommodation, and Limpopo Tourism also offering to host their celebration free of charge.
Popular DJ Black Coffee let Bhut’ know he will take care of the suits for himself and his groomsman, and musician Zakes Bantwini is one of many wanting to appear, tweeting: "I want to offer my performance at the wedding for free. I love love!"
A small wedding planning service offered their expertise to sort the flowers and decor, and with plenty of others offering to help, the show of love all got a little bit too much for some.
"I’m literally in tears. Congratulations. I want to attend this wedding. It’s a must," sobbed one.
"Love wins! National wedding this!" another wrote.
A third replied: "When South Africans unite... this is too good, congratulations to the blessed couple."
With many tweeting South African TV stations asking them to broadcast the nuptials, it may not be the last time Bhut’ Hector and Nonhlanhla steal our hearts.


PERLCLIB
Section: Perl Programmers Reference Guide (1)Updated: 2009-02-12
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
perlclib - Internal replacements for standard C library functionsDESCRIPTION
One thing Perl porters should note is that perl doesn't tend to use that much of the C standard library internally; you'll see very little use of, for example, the ctype.h functions in there. This is because Perl tends to reimplement or abstract standard library functions, so that we know exactly how they're going to operate.This is a reference card for people who are familiar with the C library and who want to do things the Perl way; to tell them which functions they ought to use instead of the more normal C functions.
Conventions
In the following tables:"sv", "av", "hv", etc. represent variables of their respective types.
File Operations
Instead of the stdio.h functions, you should use the Perl abstraction layer. Instead of "FILE*" types, you need to be handling "PerlIO*" types. Don't forget that with the new PerlIO layered I/O abstraction "FILE*" types may not even be available. See also the "perlapio" documentation for more information about the following functions:
Instead Of: Use: stdin PerlIO_stdin() stdout PerlIO_stdout() stderr PerlIO_stderr() fopen(fn, mode) PerlIO_open(fn, mode) freopen(fn, mode, stream) PerlIO_reopen(fn, mode, perlio) (Deprecated) fflush(stream) PerlIO_flush(perlio) fclose(stream) PerlIO_close(perlio)
File Input and Output
Instead Of: Use: fprintf(stream, fmt, ...) PerlIO_printf(perlio, fmt, ...) [f]getc(stream) PerlIO_getc(perlio) [f]putc(stream, n) PerlIO_putc(perlio, n) ungetc(n, stream) PerlIO_ungetc(perlio, n)
Note that the PerlIO equivalents of "fread" and "fwrite" are slightly different from their C library counterparts:
fread(p, size, n, stream) PerlIO_read(perlio, buf, numbytes) fwrite(p, size, n, stream) PerlIO_write(perlio, buf, numbytes) fputs(s, stream) PerlIO_puts(perlio, s)
There is no equivalent to "fgets"; one should use "sv_gets" instead:
fgets(s, n, stream) sv_gets(sv, perlio, append)
File Positioning
Instead Of: Use: feof(stream) PerlIO_eof(perlio) fseek(stream, n, whence) PerlIO_seek(perlio, n, whence) rewind(stream) PerlIO_rewind(perlio) fgetpos(stream, p) PerlIO_getpos(perlio, sv) fsetpos(stream, p) PerlIO_setpos(perlio, sv) ferror(stream) PerlIO_error(perlio) clearerr(stream) PerlIO_clearerr(perlio)
Memory Management and String Handling
Instead Of: Use: t* p = malloc(n) Newx(id, p, n, t) t* p = calloc(n, s) Newxz(id, p, n, t) p = realloc(p, n) Renew(p, n, t) memcpy(dst, src, n) Copy(src, dst, n, t) memmove(dst, src, n) Move(src, dst, n, t) memcpy(dst, src, sizeof(t)) StructCopy(src, dst, t) memset(dst, 0, n * sizeof(t)) Zero(dst, n, t) memzero(dst, 0) Zero(dst, n, char) free(p) Safefree(p) strdup(p) savepv(p) strndup(p, n) savepvn(p, n) (Hey, strndup doesn't exist!) strstr(big, little) instr(big, little) strcmp(s1, s2) strLE(s1, s2) / strEQ(s1, s2) / strGT(s1,s2) strncmp(s1, s2, n) strnNE(s1, s2, n) / strnEQ(s1, s2, n)
Notice the different order of arguments to "Copy" and "Move" than used in "memcpy" and "memmove".
Most of the time, though, you'll want to be dealing with SVs internally instead of raw "char *" strings:
strlen(s) sv_len(sv) strcpy(dt, src) sv_setpv(sv, s) strncpy(dt, src, n) sv_setpvn(sv, s, n) strcat(dt, src) sv_catpv(sv, s) strncat(dt, src) sv_catpvn(sv, s) sprintf(s, fmt, ...) sv_setpvf(sv, fmt, ...)
Note also the existence of "sv_catpvf" and "sv_vcatpvfn", combining concatenation with formatting.
Sometimes instead of zeroing the allocated heap by using Newxz() you should consider ``poisoning'' the data. This means writing a bit pattern into it that should be illegal as pointers (and floating point numbers), and also hopefully surprising enough as integers, so that any code attempting to use the data without forethought will break sooner rather than later. Poisoning can be done using the Poison() macros, which have similar arguments as Zero():
PoisonWith(dst, n, t, b) scribble memory with byte b PoisonNew(dst, n, t) equal to PoisonWith(dst, n, t, 0xAB) PoisonFree(dst, n, t) equal to PoisonWith(dst, n, t, 0xEF) Poison(dst, n, t) equal to PoisonFree(dst, n, t)
Character Class Tests
There are two types of character class tests that Perl implements: one type deals in "char"s and are thus not Unicode aware (and hence deprecated unless you know you should use them) and the other type deal in "UV"s and know about Unicode properties. In the following table, "c" is a "char", and "u" is a Unicode codepoint.
Instead Of: Use: But better use: isalnum(c) isALNUM(c) isALNUM_uni(u) isalpha(c) isALPHA(c) isALPHA_uni(u) iscntrl(c) isCNTRL(c) isCNTRL_uni(u) isdigit(c) isDIGIT(c) isDIGIT_uni(u) isgraph(c) isGRAPH(c) isGRAPH_uni(u) islower(c) isLOWER(c) isLOWER_uni(u) isprint(c) isPRINT(c) isPRINT_uni(u) ispunct(c) isPUNCT(c) isPUNCT_uni(u) isspace(c) isSPACE(c) isSPACE_uni(u) isupper(c) isUPPER(c) isUPPER_uni(u) isxdigit(c) isXDIGIT(c) isXDIGIT_uni(u) tolower(c) toLOWER(c) toLOWER_uni(u) toupper(c) toUPPER(c) toUPPER_uni(u)
stdlib.h functions
Instead Of: Use: atof(s) Atof(s) atol(s) Atol(s) strtod(s, &p) Nothing. Just don't use it. strtol(s, &p, n) Strtol(s, &p, n) strtoul(s, &p, n) Strtoul(s, &p, n)
Notice also the "grok_bin", "grok_hex", and "grok_oct" functions in numeric.c for converting strings representing numbers in the respective bases into "NV"s.
In theory "Strtol" and "Strtoul" may not be defined if the machine perl is built on doesn't actually have strtol and strtoul. But as those 2 functions are part of the 1989 ANSI C spec we suspect you'll find them everywhere by now.
int rand() double Drand01() srand(n) { seedDrand01((Rand_seed_t)n); PL_srand_called = TRUE; } exit(n) my_exit(n) system(s) Don't. Look at pp_system or use my_popen getenv(s) PerlEnv_getenv(s) setenv(s, val) my_putenv(s, val)
Miscellaneous functions
You should not even want to use setjmp.h functions, but if you think you do, use the "JMPENV" stack in scope.h instead.For "signal"/"sigaction", use "rsignal(signo, handler)".
SEE ALSO
"perlapi", "perlapio", "perlguts"
Index
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Given an array of non-negative numbers, and you are positioned at the first element.
You are allowed to make number of jumps that's smaller than or equal to the value at your position in the array.
Determine whether we can reach the end of the array or not.
Example:
3 4 0 0 0 1
should return True
4 3 2 1 0 1
should return False
This problem can be solved using the greedy approach.
We can traverse all the elements 1 by 1, starting from the first element that are reachable.
For this, we keep track of a variable reach that stores the maximum distance that is reachable so far.


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File containing common libtiff wrapper functions. More...
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| vector * | tiff_to_vec (char *filename) |
| Converts tiff to vector this function will take a TIFF filename and return a vector* with every element corresponding to pixel. More... | |
| TIFF * | vec_to_tiff (char *filename, vector *vec, size_t width, size_t height) |
| Converts vector to tiff this function will take a vector and return a TIFF* with every element corresponding to pixel. More... | |
| FILE * | get_all_tiff (char *path, int *num_files) |
| Recursively earches the path for all files of .tiff type the search relies on being able to run the commands find and ls. More... | |
| vector * | tiff_stream_to_vec (FILE *stream) |
| Converts FILE* tiff stream into a vector the images are appended row-wise. More... | |
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| FILE* get_all_tiff | ( | char * | path, |
| int * | num_files | ||
| ) |
Recursively earches the path for all files of .tiff type the search relies on being able to run the commands find and ls.
| path | char* the path containing the files |
| num_files | int* outputs the number of files read |
| vector* tiff_stream_to_vec | ( | FILE * | stream | ) |
Converts FILE* tiff stream into a vector the images are appended row-wise.
| stream | FILE* returned from get_all_tiff() |
References tiff_to_vec(), and vec_append().
| vector* tiff_to_vec | ( | char * | filename | ) |
Converts tiff to vector this function will take a TIFF filename and return a vector* with every element corresponding to pixel.
| filename | char* the input filename |
References _vector::padding, VEC, and vector_create().
Referenced by tiff_stream_to_vec().
| TIFF* vec_to_tiff | ( | char * | filename, |
| vector * | vec, | ||
| size_t | width, | ||
| size_t | height | ||
| ) |
Converts vector to tiff this function will take a vector and return a TIFF* with every element corresponding to pixel.
| filename | char* the output filename |
| vec | vector* vector representing the image |
| width | size_t width of the image |
| height | size_t height of the image |
References _vector::size, and VEC.


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Up: Contents
Next: Background of MPI-1.3 and MPI-2.1
Previous: Background of MPI-1.0
Beginning in March 1995, the MPI Forum began meeting to
consider corrections and extensions to the original MPI Standard
document [21]. The first product of these deliberations was
Version 1.1 of the MPI specification, released in June of 1995
[22]
(see
http://www.mpi-forum.org for official MPI document releases).
At that time, effort focused
in
five areas.
1. Further corrections and clarifications for the MPI-1.1 document.
2. Additions to MPI-1.1 that do not significantly change its types of
functionality (new datatype constructors, language interoperability, etc.).
3. Completely new types of functionality (dynamic processes, one-sided
communication, parallel I/O, etc.) that are what everyone thinks of as
`` MPI-2 functionality.''
4. Bindings for Fortran 90 and C++.
MPI-2 specifies
C++ bindings
for both MPI-1 and MPI-2 functions, and extensions to the Fortran 77
binding of MPI-1 and MPI-2 to handle Fortran 90 issues.
5. Discussions of areas in which the MPI process and framework seem likely
to be useful, but where more discussion and experience are needed before
standardization (e.g.
zero-copy
semantics on shared-memory machines, real-time
specifications).
Corrections and clarifications (items of type 1 in the above list)
were
collected in Chapter 3 of the MPI-2 document:
``Version 1.2 of MPI.''
That
chapter also contains the function for
identifying the version number. Additions to MPI-1.1 (items of
types 2, 3, and 4 in the above list) are in the
remaining chapters of the MPI-2 document,
and constitute the specification for
MPI-2.
Items of type 5 in the
above list have been moved to a separate document, the `` MPI Journal
of Development'' (JOD), and are not part of the MPI-2 Standard.
This structure makes it easy for users and implementors to understand
what level of MPI compliance a given implementation has:
- MPI-1 compliance will mean compliance with
MPI-1.3.
This is a useful level of compliance. It means that the
implementation conforms to the clarifications of MPI-1.1 function
behavior given in Chapter 3 of the MPI-2 document. Some
implementations may require changes to be MPI-1 compliant.
- MPI-2 compliance will mean compliance with all of
MPI-2.1.
- The MPI Journal of Development is not part of the MPI Standard.
It is to be emphasized that forward compatibility is preserved. That is,
a valid MPI-1.1 program is both a valid
MPI-1.3
program and a valid
MPI-2.1
program, and a valid
MPI-1.3
program is a valid
MPI-2.1
program.
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bug-fix Fixed the offset navigation on the one page docs with a sticky header.
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v1.9.0
2021 - 02 - 12
feature 4 Brand New Static Headers added for web app, mobile app and software presentation. A subscribe form in header is also available now.
feature Added the same variation of headers as the static ones with a video trigger integrated for video presentations. YouTube, Vimeo and other popular video hostings supported.
feature Implemented the ' Show Code' button for visual elements that require a code structure explanation.
improvement Switched to a more stable video background plugin with a larger range of browser support.
improvement Added a survey for everyone who's owning a version of VSDocs to be able to submit a feature request or a bug report.
improvement Minor CSS improvements.
bug-fix Fixed the copy fragment identifier on mobile devices inside the '.container-spaced'.
bug-fix Fixed the responsiveness of the 'Gif Player' in Internet Explorer.
bug-fix Fixed the mobile dropdown menu in Internet Explorer.
v1.8.0
2015 - 12 - 25
feature A brand new layout for one page documentations, with a nested side menu and smooth navigation between sections.
feature Video header implemented.
improvement Switched to a blue theme.
improvement All the media queries are now grouped by screen breakpoints on compilation, keeping a smart LESS file structure. This results into a more lightweight CSS file.
improvement Redesigned the Custom Video Playlist component.
improvement Added a download button on each video from the playlist.
improvement Added a 'Next' and 'Previous' buttons to the Custom Video Playlist's UI.
improvement Minor CSS improvements.
v1.7.0
2015 - 12 - 03
feature Code tabs implemented.
feature Social share buttons added to the article.
improvement Copy to clipboard feature - now the following browsers are supported: Chrome 42+, Firefox 41+, IE 9+ and Opera 29+. Safari is not supported yet. No more flash dependence and up to 70% less JavaScript code.
improvement On click on the comments meta, page scrolls down smoothly to the comments section.
improvement View the language name in a label on the code highlight box.
improvement Code boxes are attachable to each other.
improvement Minor CSS improvements.
improvement Updated the documentation accordingly to the new improvements.
bug-fix 'Article tags' on small screens.
bug-fix 'Compact Browser Support' on small screens.
bug-fix Initiated the 'Before and After' slider on window load.
bug-fix Prevent the side menu from moving one pixel up on mouse hover.
bug-fix JavaScript error when the page is loaded within an iFrame.
v1.6.0
2015 - 11 - 20
feature ' Home Page' redesigned from scratch. Turned it more into a commercial/about page.
feature Implemented alternative ' Small Boxes'.
feature Implemented the ' Price List' component.
feature Implemented the ' Brands' component.
feature Implemented the ' Testimonials' component.
feature Implemented the ' Call to Action' component.
feature Implemented the ' FAQ - Grid View' component.
feature Implemented the ' Extended Footer' component.
improvement Headers updated with a more logical structure.
improvement Made the footer stick to the bottom of the page. In other words, even if there is no content on the page, the footer is positioned at the bottom of the window.
improvement Minor CSS improvements.
improvement Updated the documentation accordingly to the new improvements.
v1.5.0
2015 - 11 - 13
feature Added ' Single Article' page to the template.
feature Added nested comments module to the 'Single Article' page.
feature Working contact form with smart data validation. A simple email template included.
improvement Minor CSS improvements.
improvement Updated the documentation accordingly to the new improvements.
v1.4.0
2015 - 11 - 06
feature Added ' Blog' page to the template. Share your hot news with your customers.
feature Added a compact version for the full width layouts.
improvement Sidebar redesigned from scratch. New look, more flexibility and intelligence.
improvement The sidebar menu is shown as a dropdown on mobile devices, instead of hiding it completely.
improvement Mobile menu, off canvas menu and version component close on offclick.
improvement Minor CSS improvements and file structure optimization.
improvement Updated the documentation accordingly to the new improvements.
bug-fix Rotator over the mobile menu.
bug-fix Rotator issue in Safari, causing the texts shaking.
bug-fix Blured text on menu hover.
bug-fix Sidebar issue, when the content is smaller in height than the sidebar.
v1.3.0
2015 - 10 - 22
feature Fragment Identifier implemented. Now you can share links to specific parts of your page, click the button and the link will be copied to the clipboard.
feature Updated the ' Browser Support' component. You can specify which browsers are recommended or partial supported.
improvement Added icons to the ' Numbers' component. This allows you to illustrate your stats.
improvement Updade the ' FAQ' component with a more user friendly search input. Added the 'keyword' selector to highlight the important words from the question that may help the user to find the answers quicker.
improvement Implemented a smooth hover effect on the menu. Every detail should have its beauty.
improvement Added 'Pe-icon-7-stroke' pack to the theme. More icons, more fineness.
improvement Small CSS improvements.
improvement Updated the documentation accordingly to the new improvements.
v1.2.0
2015 - 10 - 16
feature Custom video player implemented. Now you can stream videos hosted anywhere.
feature Stream custom video playlists implemented. Share your courses and seminars with your customers.
improvement Updated the documentation accordingly to the new improvements.
v1.1.0
2015 - 10 - 14
feature Changelog page added to the template.
feature Implemented filters on the changelog page. You can easily filter the updates by features, improvements or bug fixes.
feature Implemented the ' Updated files' on the changelog page. This will help implementing the new updates into your existing projects.
improvement Updated the documentation accordingly to the new improvements.
v1.0.2
2015 - 06 - 07
improvement Added the selected option on the 'Tendina' plugin. This will force the plugin to expand the parents of the active menu item.
improvement Improved the Copy to Clipboard function on the devices that do not support Flash. Now by clicking on copy button on those devices it will select the entire text from the box which makes it easier to manually copy it afterwards.
improvement Updated the documentation accordingly to the new improvements.
bug-fix Fixed the YouTube playlist stream. YouTube updated the API so from now on an API key is required. Updated the documentation with more details on how to initialize an YouTube playlist.
v1.0.1
2015 - 05 - 16
improvement More intelligent behavior of the vertical menu.
bug-fix Fixed the vertical menu, once it's fixed and too high and getting over the footer.
bug-fix Fixed tags with small corner cover.


Client
Revel
Date
02/2019
Tools
Figma, Adobe CC
Role
A detailed set of rules and guidelines dictating the visual and spoken behavior of the Revel brand.
Overview
Revel began as a small for-rent company in Brooklyn with only a few Mopeds, quickly found success and began aiming for larger and grander goals... with little but a logo and a color. Facing incredible growth, Revel needed a robust Brand framework that would present us with a recognizable brand and actionable guidelines to improve workflow. As a new, but growing company, having a bold and visible brand was vital to improve recognition. This rapid growth, would also inevitably lead to rapid designing and creation, highlighting the need for a succinct and clear system all could follow to maintain consistency.
Approach
Identifying, simplifying and amplifying key brand elements that most represent the product meant we could ensure our brand would quickly become synonymous with our product category(electric transportation), and that folks would easily identify us in the ocean of distraction that are the New York City streets. This minimalist approach, would also be easier for a growing company to adapt, implement & scale internally, while allowing creatives to generate and deploy assets quickly while still maintaining consistency.
Identity
To ensure maximum brand visibility, I recommended that we focus primarily on displaying our wordmark across all branding instances whenever possible — exposing audiences to our name would be more beneficial than a logo they've never seen before.
Color
I chose to pursue the idea that a very specific color should be associated with our brand and that it should be one that is bold but welcoming and distinctive from all the yellow and gray found in city streets. A bright blue would be highly visible, safe, and represent the vibrant personality of the brand.
Typography
Personality being of great importance to Revel, we chose to use Work Sans as our primary family due to it's quirky imperfections.
Branding on the Revel vehicles aims to amplify brand awareness by capitalizing on consistency and high visibility. The Revel Blue is a distincitive hue and the wordmark is highlighted in all of our products.
The minimalist branding guidelines were carried across marketing assets, including out of home.
The top of funnel user journey is designed to be a cohesive one, from the moment they see a moped on the streets, to when they download the app and book their first ride.
Brand book
Branding guideliness were created and recorded in the Revel Brand Book in order to ensure maixmum consistency across all disciples of design and messaging. Download the book here.


To Order
This catalog only display the product we currently have in stock. To purchase or rent a product, please contact<PHONE_NUMBER>. You can either order the products as 'normal' or 'premium' with a little extra charge. Premium customers will recieve the product in a secure box, along with a surprise weekly drink.
| Shipping Time |
| In School Shipment | Nationwide Shipment | International Shipment | |
| Purchase | 5 minutes | 1 day | 3 days | Normal Pencil |
| 10 minutes | 1 day | 3 days | Premium Pencil |
| Rent | 5 minutes | Not Available | Not Available | Normal Pencil |
| 5 minutes | Not Available | Not Available | Premium Pencil |
Broken Pencils
These pencils are from mean previous users. They are still usable, but in a bad shape. We do not want to waste any of the Earth's precious resources so we are offering you a chance to be conservative by sacrificing your comfortability in writing.
- Never out of stock
- Cheap alternative
- For chewing
- 50 satang per pencil
Standard HB Pencil
We do acknowledge that there is a feud between the HB pencil users and 2B pencil users for writing. This website does not choose sides and therefore provide both standard Staedler HB and 2B pencils.
- Polished of luster
- Simplistic design
- Modern hexagonal grip
- 3 baht per pencil
Standard 2B Pencil
We do acknowledge that there is a feud between the HB pencil users and 2B pencil users for writing. This website does not choose sides and therefore provide both standard Staedler HB and 2B pencils.
- Polished of luster
- Simplistic design
- Modern hexagonal grip
- 3 baht per pencil
Drawing Set
This set is for customers who seek good quality products with a low price for drawing. We have included both the grey scale pencils and color pencils in the set.
- Polished of luster
- Simplistic design
- Staedler grey scale drawing pencils
- Woodless color pencils
- Modern hexagonal grip
- 80 baht per set
Flexible Pencil
This type of pencil is quite rare, but they are the savior of the CMIS Pencil Shop the provided us investment money. Popular among kids, flexible pencil is one of its kind!
- Flexible as the name says! Can tie knots and prevent bicycles from being stolen.
- Comes in four collectable different colors: green, purple, blue, and pink
- Long lifespan
- 5 baht per pencil


Class: OpenShift::ActiveMQPlugin
- Inherits:
-
RoutingService
- Object
- RoutingService
- OpenShift::ActiveMQPlugin
- Defined in:
- /home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/routing/activemq/lib/openshift/activemq_routing_plugin.rb
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
-
- (ActiveMQPlugin) initialize
constructor
A new instance of ActiveMQPlugin.
- - (Object) notify_create_application(app)
- - (Object) notify_create_public_endpoint(app, endpoint_name, public_ip, public_port, protocols, types, mappings)
- - (Object) notify_delete_application(app)
- - (Object) notify_delete_public_endpoint(app, public_ip, public_port)
- - (Object) send_msg(msg)
Constructor Details
- (ActiveMQPlugin) initialize
A new instance of ActiveMQPlugin
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# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/routing/activemq/lib/openshift/activemq_routing_plugin.rb', line 9 def initialize @topic = Rails.application.config.routing_activemq[:topic] @conn = Stomp::Connection.open Rails.application.config.routing_activemq[:username], Rails.application.config.routing_activemq[:password], Rails.application.config.routing_activemq[:host], Rails.application.config.routing_activemq[:port], true end |
Instance Method Details
- (Object) notify_create_application(app)
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# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/routing/activemq/lib/openshift/activemq_routing_plugin.rb', line 22 def notify_create_application(app) msg = { :action => :create_application, :app_name => app.name, :namespace => app.domain.namespace, } send_msg msg.to_yaml end |
- (Object) notify_create_public_endpoint(app, endpoint_name, public_ip, public_port, protocols, types, mappings)
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# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/routing/activemq/lib/openshift/activemq_routing_plugin.rb', line 40 def notify_create_public_endpoint(app, endpoint_name, public_ip, public_port, protocols, types, mappings) msg = { :action => :add_gear, :app_name => app.name, :namespace => app.domain.namespace, :public_port_name => endpoint_name, :public_address => public_ip, :public_port => public_port, :protocols => protocols, :types => types, :mappings => mappings } send_msg msg.to_yaml end |
- (Object) notify_delete_application(app)
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# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/routing/activemq/lib/openshift/activemq_routing_plugin.rb', line 31 def notify_delete_application(app) msg = { :action => :delete_application, :app_name => app.name, :namespace => app.domain.namespace, } send_msg msg.to_yaml end |
- (Object) notify_delete_public_endpoint(app, public_ip, public_port)
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# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/routing/activemq/lib/openshift/activemq_routing_plugin.rb', line 55 def notify_delete_public_endpoint(app, public_ip, public_port) msg = { :action => :delete_gear, :app_name => app.name, :namespace => app.domain.namespace, :public_address => public_ip, :public_port => public_port } send_msg msg.to_yaml end |
- (Object) send_msg(msg)
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# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/routing/activemq/lib/openshift/activemq_routing_plugin.rb', line 18 def send_msg(msg) @conn.publish @topic, msg end |


Majör Mono Display is a monospaced geometric sans serif all-uppercase typeface which also has a complete set of constructivist display characters with a playful attitude. It has many OpenType features, but the basic stylistic sets, serious sans serif, and playful display designs, are encoded as lowercase and uppercase characters. This makes it a great choice for playful web typography, especially at large point-sizes.
To contribute, see github.com/googlefonts/majormono


{% extends "index.html" %} {% load staticfiles %} {% block landing %}
To get your free e-Book on lasers please fill in the registration form.


296_stormsunshine.java
class Solution {
public int maxProfit(int[] inventory, int orders) {
final int MODULO =<PHONE_NUMBER>;
long profit = 0;
Map<Integer, Integer> map = new HashMap<Integer, Integer>();
for (int balls : inventory) {
int count = map.getOrDefault(balls, 0) + 1;
map.put(balls, count);
}
PriorityQueue<Integer> priorityQueue = new PriorityQueue<Integer>(new Comparator<Integer>() {
public int compare(Integer balls1, Integer balls2) {
return balls2 - balls1;
}
});
for (int balls : map.keySet())
priorityQueue.offer(balls);
while (orders > 0) {
int maxBalls = priorityQueue.poll();
int count = map.get(maxBalls);
if (priorityQueue.isEmpty()) {
int quotient = orders / count;
int remainder = orders % count;
profit += (long) (maxBalls + maxBalls - quotient + 1) * quotient / 2 * count;
int remainMaxBalls = maxBalls - quotient;
profit += (long) remainMaxBalls * remainder;
break;
} else {
int max2Balls = priorityQueue.peek();
long curOrders = (long) (maxBalls - max2Balls) * count;
if (curOrders <= orders) {
profit += (long) (maxBalls + max2Balls + 1) * curOrders / 2;
orders -= (int) curOrders;
map.put(max2Balls, map.get(max2Balls) + count);
} else {
int quotient = orders / count;
int remainder = orders % count;
profit += (long) (maxBalls + maxBalls - quotient + 1) * quotient / 2 * count;
int remainMaxBalls = maxBalls - quotient;
profit += (long) remainMaxBalls * remainder;
break;
}
}
}
return (int) (profit % MODULO);
}
}


Angular supports data binding, which is a mechanism for
coordinating parts of a template(HTML) with parts of a
component(TS)
Threa are a few different types of data binding
String Interpolation
String Interpolation uses double curly braces to display data represented in the components.ts
or to evaluate expressions. there are many things we can do with this, however it does have some
restrictions, such as we cannot create new objects in template expressinons.
Examples:
This allows us to apply a property to a DOM element dynamically.
There are many types of property binding.
<element[property] = "variable">
Two-way Data Binding
So far, our data bindings have bound either our template to our
typescript(HTML -> TS = event binding), or our typescript to our HTML
(TS --> HTML = property pinding and template expressions). But how
can we establish a relationship that goes both ways between template
and TS. We want to no longer hae to obtain data from input fields values
we simplywant out input fields to represent some data. we do this with something called
a 'Directive', a special one at that.
out @NgModel needs to import the FormsModule


shtmlview - Basic HTML and Markdown viewer application
The application described by this document, shtmlview, is a simple viewer for HTML files. Further supported are documents written in Markdown, doctools, or mkdoc format, if various supporting packages are available. See section Beyond HTML.
Prints usage information to standard error.
Prints the application version to standard output.
Displays the provided text in a viewer window. Treats the text as Markdown except if it starts with a recognized HTML tag. In that case it assumes and renders as HTML.
As before, except it reads the text to render from standard input.
Reads and renders the named file in a viewer widget.
Documents in any other format than HTML require the presence of various supporting packages to enable the application to display them.
shtmlview::doctools
dtplite
shtmlview::mkdoc
mkdoc::mkdoc
This document, and the application it describes, will undoubtedly contain bugs and other problems. Please report such in the category shtmlview of the Tklib Trackers. Please also report any ideas for enhancements you may have for either application and/or documentation.
This document, and the package it describes, will undoubtedly contain bugs and other problems. Please report such in the category shtmlview of the Tklib Trackers. Please also report any ideas for enhancements you may have for either package and/or documentation.
Document display
Copyright ©


Design document
Situation
An engineer learns of the architecture and value provided by service meshes.
Quite commonly, they are impressed and intrigued. Upon reflection, the most commonly asked question
they then ask is “what overhead does being on the mesh incur?”.
Problem
Anytime performance questions are to be answered, they are subjective to the specific workload and infrastructure used for measurement.
Given this challenge, the Envoy project, for example, refuses to publish performance data because such tests can be:
1) involved
2) misinterpreted
Beyond the need for performance and overhead data under a permutation of different workloads (applications) and types and sizes of infrastructure resources, the need for cross-project, apple-to-apple comparisons also desired in order to facilitate an of behavioral differences between service meshes and selection of their use. Individual projects shy from publishing test results of other, competing service meshes. An independent, credible analysis is needed.
This project is community-built and welcomes collaboration.
Fork on GitHub.


7.4 Finding a Dead End
It's always possible that no valid path exists between any two given points, so how do we know when we have reached a dead end? The simple way to determine if we've reached a dead end is to monitor the open list. If we reach the point where no members are in the open list to examine, we've reached a dead end. Figure 7-18 shows such a scenario.
As Figure 7-18 shows, the A* algorithm has branched out to every possible adjacent tile. Each one has been examined and moved to the closed list. Eventually, the point was reached where every tile on the open list was examined and no new tiles were available to add. At that point we can conclude that we've reached a dead end and that it simply isn't possible to build a path from the starting point to the desired destination.
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FC Copenhagen
Denmark
Legend
Champions Lg.
Europa Lg.
Knockout Rd.
agr: Tie decided by away goals rule
aet: Tie decided after extra time
pk: Tie decided by penalty kicks
agr
Legend
Champions Lg.
Europa Lg.
Knockout Rd.
agr: Tie decided by away goals rule
aet: Tie decided after extra time
pk: Tie decided by penalty kicks
agr


#include <boost/preprocessor/list/rest_n.hpp>
#define LIST (a, (b, (c, (d, BOOST_PP_NIL))))
BOOST_PP_LIST_REST_N(2, LIST) // 展开为 (c, (d, BOOST_PP_NIL))
Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)


Mutation Simulator
Drag and drop DNA to see how changes in the DNA sequence affect the resulting mRNA and amino acids.


Restaurant companies should brace for a challenging period as consumers grapple with the rising costs of rent, prescriptions and car loans and take advantage of cheaper groceries to eat at home more. That’s the verdict of Moody’s Investors Service, which on Tuesday slashed its operating-profit growth forecast for the restaurant sector and revised its outlook to stable from positive.


- Hi! I'm Tiara Brown, an aspiring web developer who broke into the study of coding around July 2021. I started off my studies using a book called Coding For Dummies , but I've since moved on to online resources and a coding bootcamp.
- My hopes is to become a kick-ass web developer within a year or less if possible using a mix of free and paid online resources and studying as hard as I possibly can.
- I tend to spend my free time coding and following tutorials, then applying them to my own project(s).
Who Is She?
Work experience
- The field of journalism is a tricky one to be in. The perks of it is that you get to interact with humans on a daily basis, for some that isn't a perk I know, that was really the highlight of the job for me. But when it boiled down to it, the company that I worked for wasn't really focused on making sure I grew as an individual.
- I felt bogged down with work and limited on the amount of times that I was assisted by upper-management. I do not miss that part of the job, but helping others on a daily basis and inspiring them to reach for what they needed was the highlight of every single day that I clocked in.
- Now, I won't
say that
everyone that I worked with was a drag, there were some pretty helpful coworkers there that turned
into life-long friends, but that wasn't enough to keep me there.
As a web developer I am able to still be the creative person that I am and make a new impact on the world.
What does she like to do for fun?
 It's fun, it keeps my brain
going, and helps me fill my day with meaningful actions.I also spend a great deal of time with my
dog because well he depends on me, haha and I love him!
I also enjoy watching YouTube videos from Web Developers sharing their every day life in the job or
just tricks and tips to know.
My top ten foods
- Spaghetti
- peanut butter and jelly sandwich (when my boyfriend makes it...five seconds in the microwave)
- hamburgers
- Lobster
- hotdogs
- Shrimp
- Stuffed Mushrooms
- Fried potatoes
- Roast beef
- shredded chicken salad


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A clothing brand from another dimension.
Branding, logo and handmade stationery for a consulting company.
A series of repeating patterns for textiles.
Radial Illustrations
Screenprints on fabric.
Visual identity and stationery for a writer and editor.
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Submitted by Guest on Wed, 04/06/2014 - 09:02
Hello,
I am trying to install emoncms on a shared webhosting at one.com.
I'm having some session problems with emoncms that are hard to troubleshoot;
I'm stuck with this error at the login page.
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Submitted by Guest on Wed, 04/06/2014 - 09:02Hello,
I am trying to install emoncms on a shared webhosting at one.com.
I'm having some session problems with emoncms that are hard to troubleshoot;
I'm stuck with this error at the login page.
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{% extends 'base_bs5.html' %} {% load static %} {% block title %}Community Guidelines{% endblock %} {% block navbar %} {% include 'components/navbar.html' %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Our mission is to facilitate connections and collaborations between community members. We want the Hub to be a safe and welcoming space to allow this to happen, so we request that you follow the following community guidelines:
We do not tolerate discrimination, threats of violence, harassment, misinformation, disinformation, or other things which may harm users.
We will take action if these guidelines are violated. Depending on the situation, we may give a warning or suspend the individual temporarily or permanently.
Please report behavior that goes against our community guidelines by emailing<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or click the ‘Report an Issue’ button on a user’s profile.


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This cmdlet supports the common parameters: Verbose, Debug,
ErrorAction, ErrorVariable, WarningAction, WarningVariable,
OutBuffer, PipelineVariable, and OutVariable. For more information, see
about_CommonParameters (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216).
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Narrator: This is the beginning of the play.
Above point sounds a bit obvious. Remove/rewrite?
Narrator: I must warn you now folks that this beginning is very exciting.
[Lights go up and wind blows; Caspian enters stage right]


Ocean [ai67], ocean, in Crystal Sea
Last updated Turn #103
Ocean [ai67], ocean, in Crystal Sea
------------------------------------------------------------------------
22: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
22: 33% damaged, arrived from New Forest [aj67], owner:
22: Phantasm [n4b], Imperial Empire, duke, with eight sailors
23: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
23: 33% damaged, departed for Endless Plains [ai68].
30: It has stopped raining.
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [ah67], 6 days
East, plain, to Endless Plains [ai68], Imperia, 2 days
South, forest, to New Forest [aj67], Imperia, 2 days
West, to Ocean [ai66], 6 days


| Name: MR.SUJAY KUMAR | Reg No: 6-3SMMHC18 |
|---|---|
| Age / Sex:50/M | Contact No: |
| Marital Status:ML | Date:10/3/18 |
| Occupation: TEACHER MATHS | Dr. PJFP |
Address: NELLORE |
DIAGNOSIS- |
RT.EAR GOT FLUID 3 MONTHS BACK. GOT TREATED. BUT STILL FEELS THERE IS FLUID IN EAR. MILD PAIN ON AND OFF. LESS PAIN BUT. < LYING ON THE LEFT SIDE. > SITTING,STANDING. CLICKING SOUNDS IN THE EAR. EARLIER HAD DISCHARGES FR A WEEK TOOK ANTIBIOTICS THEN. MILD ITCHING OCCASIONAL.
VISION EYE DISCOMFORT FEELS LIKE STRAIGHT LINES BEND B/L EYES. RT EYE HAD MORE TIME. RECENTLY LEFT ALSO THE SAME.
HTN FROM 3 MONTHS AFTER EAR TROBUL FLUCTUATION IN BP. NO MEDICINES FR THT INITIALLY TOOK SOME MED AND STOPPED BCOZ COUDNT GET SLEEP .
PAST H/O:
MUMPS HAD IN CHILDHOOD
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CEFALOTIN RxNorm: 2236 ATC: J01DB03 |
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What are the differences between these assignment operators?
<-
=
<<-
<-
and =
for local variable assignment<<-
for global variable
assignment=
for passing values to function variables by name
x = 5
f <- function() {
x = 10
print(x)
}
print(x)
f()
print(x)
What are the three printouts?
x = 5
f <- function() {
x <<- 10
print(x)
}
print(x)
f()
print(x)
What are the three printouts?
# Create a matrix
matrix1 <- matrix(1:9, nrow = 3, ncol = 3)
# Transpose the matrix
matrix2 <- t(matrix1)
# Multiply two matrices
matrix3 <- matrix1 %*% matrix2
# Find the inverse of a matrix
matrix4 <- solve(matrix1)
# Find the determinant of a matrix
determinant <- det(matrix1)
# Find the rank of a matrix
rank <- qr(matrix1)$rank
library(dplyr)
df <- data.frame(
col1 = c("A", "B", "C", "A", "B"),
col2 = c(1, 2, 3, 1, 2),
col3 = c(4, 5, 6, 4, 5)
)
# Create a new column based on the values of other columns
df6 <- mutate(df, col4 = col2 * col3)
# Group data and calculate summary statistics
df7 <- group_by(df, col1) %>%
summarize(mean = mean(col2))
# Join two data frames
df9 <- left_join(df, df6, by = "col1")
f <- function() {
i <- 0
function() {
i <<- i + 1
i
}
}
g1 <- f(); g2 <- f(); g1(); g2(); g1(); g2()
What is the last printout value?
Respond at
or text
oddcount <- function(x) {
k <- 0 # assign 0 to k
for (n in x) {
if (n %% 2 == 1) k <- k+1 # %% is the modulo operator
}
return(k)
}
FP: variable
Not much differnt from assigning
One may omit
vectors are collections of elements of the same
> x <- c(20,21,22)
> length(x)
[1] 3
> mode(x)
[1] "numeric"
> u <- paste("uth", "bads")
> mode(u)
[1] "character"
> u
[1] "uth bads"
> strsplit(u, " ")
[[1]]
[1] "uth" "bads"
> m <- matrix(1:4, 2)
> m
[,1] [,2]
[1,] 1 3
[2,] 2 4
> m %*% c(1, 1)
[,1]
[1,] 4
[2,] 6
Note matrix multiply
Review:
> cbind( matrix(1:2, 2), matrix(c("a", "b"), 2) )
[,1] [,2]
[1,] "1" "a"
[2,] "2" "b"
Like vector, matrix contains elements of the same type
Like vector, but can contain different types and even nested
> l <- list(a=list(a1=list(10)), b="uth")
> l
$a
$a$a1
$a$a1[[1]]
[1] 10
$b
[1] "uth"
> l$a$a1
[[1]]
[1] 10
R is also
> print(hist(c(1:10)))
$breaks
[1] 0 2 4 6 8 10
$counts
[1] 2 2 2 2 2
$equidist
[1] TRUE
attr(,"class")
[1] "histogram"
Attributes help decide which func within object to call
> re <- summary( lm(c(1:20) ~ c(21:40)) )
> re <- summary.lm( lm(c(1:20) ~ c(21:40)) )


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California Olive Oil Council, https://www.cooc.com/buying-tips/
McEvoy Ranch, https://www.mcevoyranch.com/about-olive-oil
North American Olive Oil Association, http://www.aboutoliveoil.org/qualityseal.html
UC Davis Olive Center, "Survey: Consumer Attitudes on Olive Oil." Selina Wang, Ben Moscatello and Dan Flynn, 2013. http://olivecenter.ucdavis.edu/media/files/surveyfinal052913reduced.pdf
UC Davis Olive Center, "Evaluation of Extra-Virgin Olive Oil Sold in California." Frankel, E. N.; Mailer, R. J.; Wang, S. C.; Shoemaker, C. F.; Guinard, J.-X.; Flynn, J. D.; Sturzenberger, N. D. 2011. http://olivecenter.ucdavis.edu/media/files/report041211finalreduced.pdf
UC Davis Olive Center, "Tests Indicate that Imported 'Extra Virgin' Olive Oil Often Fails International and USDA Standards." Frankel, E. N.; Mailer, R. J.; Shoemaker, C. F.; Wang, S. C.; Flynn, J. D. 2010. http://olivecenter.ucdavis.edu/media/files/oliveoilfinal071410updated.pdf
Olive Oil Times, "Understanding the New USDA Olive Oil Standards"
https://www.oliveoiltimes.com/olive-oil-basics/olive-oil-grades/understanding-usda-olive-oil-standards/6320
Olive Oil Times, “Extra Virgin Olive Oil.” https://www.oliveoiltimes.com/extra-virgin-olive-oil
Olive Tomato, https://www.olivetomato.com/how-to-recognize-good-and-bad-olive-oil/
Real Simple, https://www.realsimple.com/food-recipes/shopping-storing/more-shopping-storing/olive-oil-buying-checklist
Tom Mueller, Extra Viriginity: The Sublime and Scandalous World of Olive Oil. Norton, New York (2011).
US International Trade Commision Publication 4419, “Olive Oil: Conditions of Competition between U.S. and Major Foreign Supplier Industries.” https://www.usitc.gov/publications/332/pub4419.pdf
California Olive Ranch, https://californiaoliveranch.com/decode-food-labels/
The Candida Diet, https://www.thecandidadiet.com/buy-real-olive-oil/
The Food Network, https://www.foodnetwork.com/fn-dish/events/2015/04/olive-oil-101-everything-you-need-to-know
The Noun Project, https://thenounproject.com/


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