Much of the theoretical research on shock compression utilizes either analytical interatomic energy models or DFT. Great efforts have been made to improve the fit of interatomic potentials to DFT and other more accurate results. While this is very important work, it is important to note that no matter how good the fit it, classical molecular dynamics lacks the quantum vibrational effects that can play an important role in shock compression. In some cases, the lack of quantum corrections may cause errors of magnitudes comparable or greater than the ill-represented potential energy surface. The classical MD simulations are only approximately correct for temperatures that are higher than the Debye temperature.
The conventional molecular dynamics approach is generally too expensive for quantitative study of shocked materials. By using a multi-scale shock techinique (MSST), the challenge is circumvented. MSST has been shown to approximately reproduce the kinetics of shocked materials.
Recently, we incorporated the quantum nuclear effects into MSST. We introduce a modification of the MSST that couples to a quantum thermal bath decribed by a colored noise Langevin thermostat. The new method, QB-MSST, is of comparable computational cost (20% to 30% more expensive) to MSST and self-consistently incorporates quantum heat capacities and Bose-Einstein Harmonic vibrational distributions. As a first test, we study shock-compressed methane using the ReaxFF potential. The Hugoniot curves predicted from the new method are found comparable with existing experimental data. We find that the self-consistent nature of the method results in the onset of chemistry at 40% lower pressure on the shock Hugoniot than observed with classical molecular dynamics. The temperature shift associated with quantum heat capacity is determined to be the primary factor in this shift.
Tutorial:
Atomistic Calculations of Dynamic Compression of Materials, Evan Reed, Computational Chemistry and Materials Science program (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory).
Publication:
Qi, T., Reed, E. J., Simulations of Shocked Methane Including Self-Consistent Semiclassical Quantum Nuclear Effects. Journal of Physical Chemistry A, 116, 10451–10459, doi:10.1021/jp308068c (2012).


Using SpriteSheetBuilder
to create SpriteSheet
instances asynchronously at run time from a MovieClip
instance.
Note that a spritesheet of this animation (at scale=1) is 2.5MB, whereas
the "over the wire" (gzipped) size of the movieclip is only 19kb, and it
can
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Getting Past Filters
September 2002
How can legitimate opt-in list publishers avoid getting their mails caught in spam filters?
The key is to avoid getting your initial email caught in the filter. Bayesian filters "learn" about spam characteristics from the mail each user receives. Once a mail ends up in the spam folder, all mails resembling it will be classified as spam. Which means once you get in the spam folder, you won't get out.
The opposite is also true, however. If the recipient discards your email as ordinary trash, he thereby labels it as legit, and mails resembing it will in future get past the filter.
So the key thing for the legitimate publisher is to avoid getting that first email classified as spam. If you can get the first email into the inbox, and the user doesn't mark it as spam, you're in.
How do you do that? Avoid saying spammy things in that first email. Sales pitches, for example. And even more importantly, include words that only a legitimate sender would know, like the first and last name of the subscriber. If your list, like many lists, is related to some specific interest that the subscriber has (model trains, for example), use terms related to that field as well, because they will likely have occurred in his legit email already.


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Dominic Martin Lopez is currently the CEO and founder of the Kekoa Veteran Foundation. Kekoa is a special term that stands for "the warrior" in Hawaiian. He is a Navy combat veteran who has served for 16 years and is a 3rd generation Navy Seabee. As an Equipment Operator (E.O.), he had many roles that involved providing combat support for the 1st Marine Division, search and rescue and emergency road clearing for Hurricane Katrina, and combat contingency in Albania. He made a return to Iraq as well with Seal Team 5. Dominic is also a certified combat skills instructor. He trained Seabees attached to Seal Team units as well as Naval Amphibious units. His most notable deployments were Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation Enduring Freedom, and Operation New Dawn. He currently resides with his son in Montebello, CA and volunteers in various communities throughout Los Angeles County. He works with children as well as homeless and mentally ill veterans.


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For debugging C and C++ knowing how to use GDB (GNU Debugger) will be invaluable. For that reason we have assembled this tutorial to get you started with basic features of GDB as well as a few features which we found invaluable to new members.
Note: Any place where <variable> is used should be replaced by the user with the appropriate variable.
To install gdb use the following
To start gdb, type "gdb <filename>" where <filename> is the name of the compiled file you wish to debug (the name you type to run your program).
If this is successful you should now see the gdb prompt:
Below are some other common gdb commands along with their abbreviated versions. All these commands can be directly replaced with their abbreviated versions.
To actually run the loaded program use the run command (which can be shorthanded to r) If we run the program without any breakpoints set it will either run to completion or an exception will occur and execution will stop.
Breakpoints will stop the execution of the code when they are activated. You can set a breakpoint to trigger on the code reaching an any function (by name) or line number. To set a breakpoint on a function:
To set a breakpoint on a line number:
After you reach a particular point in your code with a breakpoint you undoubtedly want to see what is going on there. Print allows us to print the values of variables currently defined (in-scope). To print the value of a variable speed use:
After encountering a breakpoint you will probably want to look around at nearby code. To step forward one line of the program we use step or next. When using step the debugger will go to the next instruction the flow of the program including stepping into function calls. On the other hand next will only go to the next line in the current function (stack frame) and thus avoid function calls.
To step once:
To next once:
To step or next multiple times you can append the number of times you would like to step to the end of the line as follows:
If you have stepped forward many times or been printing out a large amount of information you may forget where you are in the program or the surrounding code. List (with its default usage) will list 5 lines above and below the one the debugger is currently at. To use list:
If you have multiple breakpoints you can resume execution until the next breakpoint(or error) with continue. To continue:
Info is main command for getting info about the current state of the computer, program and debugger. Try using the default info command:
You should now see a help menu describing all the various information info can provide you with including stack contents, register contents, etc. For starters the most useful info will be on breakpoints:
This will print a numbered list of your current break points as well as whether or not they are disabled.
To temporarily prevent a breakpoint from stopping execution when we pass it we can disable it. This is done with the disable command followed by the index of the break point as given by info breakpoints:
To permanently remove a breakpoint you can use delete followed by the index of the break point as given by info breakpoints:
For frequently used operations, especially prints, GDB allows you to a sequence of commands with the define command.
gdb will reply with the following message:
After which we might define our desire function. For instance a function that prints the length of an array of pointers ptrs[] as well as the value of:


(hi I'm proto)
Clean a copper board. Lightly sand it to rough up the surface. (not sure if this is necessary) Clean it again. (this is necessary)
Draw circuit on board. Try not to touch the bare copper with your greasy fingers. I clipped my boards to a piece of glass and used that to manipulate them.
So my circuit is a sort of hybrid Manhattan/Island style layout.
Basically just a bunch of solder pads in a usable layout for my components, which I plan to connect with hookup wires. The 5v rail is the only modern-conventional "trace"
More in the next step, but I had little idea what would work, so I also prepared another board differently. Board 1 (above) is purely drawn with sharpies. On this one, which I think of as "board 0", the ground plane is painted on with nail polish and "neatened up" with sharpie. I thought this might be easier. I was mistaken.
I've never done this before and my research online has turned up conflicting information (wow weird), so the first board I etched would actually be a test article:
On this test board I included a line for every reasonable masking method at my disposal:
All labels were written with black ultra-fine sharpie. I also dragged my fingertip across my face and planted a nice greasy fingerprint slightly to the right of the nail polish line.
I didn't remember to take very many pictures of my setup/process. Here's a word picture:
Originally I used lukewarm garden hose water, but ferric chloride etches faster when it's warm (I think ~45C is ideal?) so midway through the process I swapped out the hose water for "hot" tap water from the kitchen sink.
I dropped the test board into the top tray and poured enough etchant to cover it.
The liquid should be steadily agitated I guess. Because of my tray sandwich setup, the top container was easy to rock like a boat. Here's me checking my status after 10-15 minutes
The etchant starts at edges and works its way inwards. My test board took an estimated 25 minutes. After I switched the water bath to hot water and moved my whole setup out of the shade, I etched both "real" boards at once and it took about 30 minutes.
It was about 80F here today, partly cloudy, with absolutely no breeze.
I don't have any photos of the immediate aftermath or the cleanup. My gloves were covered with ferric chloride and I didn't wanna touch my new phone. (all photos were taken with a google pixel 3a and I am very impressed. I rotated/cropped some stuff on my desktop but otherwise nothing is altered)
in basic form, my cleanup process was:
Let's go board-by-board here, starting with...
Here it is, right after rinsing. You'll notice the black and silver sharpie lines look... weird.  It looked pretty clean while wet, but it dried that weird off-black color and alcohol/acetone won't clean it. I suspect the copper might have been a little vulnerable and what I did was mash the dye into the metal or something ¯(°o ° )/¯
I dunked it in isopropyl. Nothing much happened, even after scrubbing it.
I then peeled the tapes off and scrubbed the board again, this time using acetone. I forgot to take a photo here, but it'd be identical to how it looks in the photo at the top of this section. Here it is with light behind it:
FR4 fiberglass is translucent, but the copper cladding is very opaque. Hold a board up to light and it's easy to tell that its traces are isolated.
So, my comments on this one:
Here it is, rinsed with alcohol.
Acetone-washed and held up to the light. You'll notice that, uh, well
I'm gonna have to scrape out some material in order to use this
On the bright side, nail polish is a very effective etching mask for large areas like ground planes.
I'm never using it again.
Here it is, ferric chloride freshly rinsed off.
And here, after alcohol and acetone. I could have probably cleaned it enough with alcohol and elbow grease, but I was impatient.
Held up to the light. The solid areas are a bit 'scratchy' but it should be fine. That square pad near the bottom is especially dim, but it should hold a glob of solder. Aside from the 5V trace and the ground plane, everything here is a 'landing pad', basically. Just a place to anchor a component and connect a wire/etc to it.
in no particular order:
I haven't soldered any of these boards yet. Tomorrow I'll probably at least tin all the contact points on board 1 and poke it with a meter to make sure nothing's shorted. Maybe I'll just assemble the whole shebang. There's no solder mask on these boards, obviously, so once they're populated with components I intend to coat all the exposed copper with clear plastidip or something. You can buy legitimate conformal coating for circuits but lmao
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Ludwig van Beethoven was a German composer. A crucial figure in the transition between the Classical and Romantic eras in Western art music, he remains one of the most famous and influential of all composers. His best-known compositions include 9 symphonies, 5 piano concertos, 1 violin concerto, 32 piano sonatas, 16 string quartets, his great Mass the Missa solemnis and an opera, Fidelio. Ludwig van Beethoven was a German composer. A crucial figure in the transition between the Classical and Romantic eras in Western art music, he remains one of the most famous and influential of all composers. His best-known compositions include 9 symphonies, 5 piano concertos, 1 violin concerto, 32 piano sonatas, 16 string quartets, his great Mass the Missa solemnis and an opera, Fidelio. Ludwig van Beethoven was a German composer. A crucial figure in the transition between the Classical and Romantic eras in Western art music, he remains one of the most famous and influential of all composers. His best-known compositions include 9 symphonies, 5 piano concertos, 1 violin concerto, 32 piano sonatas, 16 string quartets, his great Mass the Missa solemnis and an opera, Fidelio. Ludwig van Beethoven was a German composer. A crucial figure in the transition between the Classical and Romantic eras in Western art music, he remains one of the most famous and influential of all composers. His best-known compositions include 9 symphonies, 5 piano concertos, 1 violin concerto, 32 piano sonatas, 16 string quartets, his great Mass the Missa solemnis and an opera, Fidelio.
To be, or not to be, that is the question.
To be, or not to be, that is the question.
To be, or not to be, that is the question.
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system_link(3f) - [M_system:FILE_SYSTEM] link one file to another file relative to two directory file descriptors (LICENSE:PD)
Synopsis
Description
Return Value
Examples
elemental impure integer function link(oldpath,newpath);
character(len=*),intent(in) :: oldpath character(len=*),intent(in) :: newpath
The link() function shall create a new link (directory entry) for the existing file, path1.The path1 argument points to a pathname naming an existing file. The path2 argument points to a pathname naming the new directory entry to be created. The link() function shall atomically create a new link for the existing file and the link count of the file shall be incremented by one.
If path1 names a directory, link() shall fail unless the process has appropriate privileges and the implementation supports using link() on directories.
If path1 names a symbolic link, it is implementation-defined whether link() follows the symbolic link, or creates a new link to the symbolic link itself.
Upon successful completion, link() shall mark for update the last file status change timestamp of the file. Also, the last data modification and last file status change timestamps of the directory that contains the new entry shall be marked for update.
If link() fails, no link shall be created and the link count of the file shall remain unchanged.
The implementation may require that the calling process has permission to access the existing file.
The linkat() function shall be equivalent to the link() function except that symbolic links shall be handled as specified by the value of flag (see below) and except in the case where either path1 or path2 or both are relative paths. In this case a relative path path1 is interpreted relative to the directory associated with the file descriptor fd1 instead of the current working directory and similarly for path2 and the file descriptor fd2. If the file descriptor was opened without O_SEARCH, the function shall check whether directory searches are permitted using the current permissions of the directory underlying the file descriptor. If the file descriptor was opened with O_SEARCH, the function shall not perform the check.
Values for flag are constructed by a bitwise-inclusive OR of flags from the following list, defined in <fcntl.h>:
If path1 names a symbolic link, a new link for the target of the symbolic link is created.
If linkat() is passed the special value AT_FDCWD in the fd1 or fd2 parameter, the current working directory shall be used for the respective path argument. If both fd1 and fd2 have value AT_FDCWD, the behavior shall be identical to a call to link(), except that symbolic links shall be handled as specified by the value of flag.
Some implementations do allow links between file systems.
If path1 refers to a symbolic link, application developers should use linkat() with appropriate flags to select whether or not the symbolic link should be resolved.
If the AT_SYMLINK_FOLLOW flag is clear in the flag argument and the path1 argument names a symbolic link, a new link is created for the symbolic link path1 and not its target.
Upon successful completion, these functions shall return
0. Otherwise, these functions shall return -1 and set errno to indicate the error.
Creating a Link to a File
program demo_system_link use M_system, only : system_link, system_perror integer :: ierr ierr = system_link(myfile1,myfile2) if(ierr.ne.0)then call system_perror(*demo_system_link*) endif end program demo_system_link
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Registers the given event listener f to receive events of type t, where f is a function and t is a string; returns this. When an event of the given type is dispatched, any registered listeners will receive the given event as a single argument to the function f. The this context of the function will be this dispatch object.
This method is similar to the W3C-specified addEventListener.
Removes the given event listener f from events of type t, where f is a function and t is a string; returns this. If the listener f is not registered to receive events of type t then this method has no effect.
This method is similar to the W3C-specified removeEventListener.


Matrix perturbation
Posted: 2016-08-30 , Modified: 2016-08-30
Tags: matrices
Posted: 2016-08-30 , Modified: 2016-08-30
Tags: matrices
(Theorem 4.8 here)
Original paper (In a different form here—how does it connect?)
Distance between eigenvectors.
Theorem 1 here, Theorem V.3.6 in Stewart and sun
Let \(\Si,\wh \Si\) be symmetric with eigenvalues \(\la_1\ge \cdots \la_p\), \(\wh \la_1\ge \cdots \ge \wh \la_p\) corresponding to eigenvectors \(\la_i,\wh\la_i\). Fix \(1\le r\le s\le p\). Suppose \(\wh \la_{r-1}>\la_r \ge \la_s >\wh \la_{s+1}\), \(\de = \min (\wh \la_{r-1}-\la_r, \la_s - \wh \la_{s+1})\). (Let \(\wh \la_0=-\iy, \wh \la_{p+1}=\iy\).) Then \[\ve{\sin \Te(\wh V, V)}_F \le \fc{\ve{\wh \Si - \Si}_F}{\de}.\] (\(\ve{\sin \Te(\wh V, V)}_F\) has some definition as a matrix, but I think you can interpret the LHS as the sin of the angle between the spaces.)
References are to Stewart and Sun.
First, define the canonical angles and relate them to the projection matrix. The largest canonical angle can be thought of as the distance between the 2 subspaces. However, a single angle doesn’t characterize the positioning of the 2 subspaces. There are as many canonical angles as dimensions in the subspace.
Definition (Theorem I.5.2). Let \(X_1,Y_1\in \C^{n\times l}\) have orthonormal columns, \(X_1^{\dagger}X_1=I\), \(Y_1^{\dagger}Y_1=I\)
Proof. The CS decomposition block-diagonalizes a matrix with block-diagonal unitary matrices: \(\diag(U_{11},U_{22})^{\dagger} W \diag(V_{11},V_{22}) =\mattn{\Ga}{-\Si}O{\Si}{\Ga}OOOI\) where \(U_{11}\) is \(l\times l\), \(2l\le n\), and the partition is \(l,l,n-2l\). Use the CS decomposition on \(X^{\dagger}Y\).
Use the CS decomposition to make
Lemma. Let \(P_X=XX^T\), \(P_Y=YY^T\) be the projections. Let \(k=\min \{l,n-l\}\). Then
Consider the linear operator \(T:X\mapsto AX-XB\).
Relate the canonical angle to Sylvester’s equation.
(Can be generlized to other norms. More involved—need to show existence of fixed point by a contractive iteration. V.2.1, V.2.11.)
Theorem: Let \(A\) have eigenvalues, vectprs \(\la_i, v_i\), and \(A+E\) have eigenvalues, vectors \(\wh \la_i, \wh v_i\). Suppose \(\la_s-\ve{E}_2>\la_t\). Then \[\sin \angle' (\spn (\wh v_1, \ldots, \wh v_s), \spn (v_1,\ldots, v_{s+t})) \le \fc{ve{E}_2}{\la_s-\ve{E}_2 - \la_t}\] where \(\angle'(U,V)\) is asymmetrically defined as \[ \max_{u\in U}\min_{v\in V} \angle(u,v). \]
Proof. Note that \(X, Y\) don’t have to be the same dimension in the above.
Consider \((I-P_X)P_Y\) where \(X\) has more columns than \(Y\), \(m>l\). Add in \(m-l\) columns from \(Y\), that are orthonormal to the columns of \(X\). Then apply the theorem with \(X,Y\) having the same dimension, noting we have \(m-l\) extra 0’s. These angles are now interpreted as the angle between \(X\) and the projection of \(X\) to \(Y\). (Abusing notation and identifying subspaces with matrices.)
Now the rest of the proof goes as in 3.4. We include the perturbation part. Break up int \[ L_{2.2} X_{2.2}^{\dagger} \]
For simplicity consider \(A\) symmetric. (Otherwise, consider \(\matt OA{A^{\dagger}}O\).) Let \(\wh A\) be diagonalized by \(\wh X_1,\wh X_2\) (first \(s\) eigenvectors). Let \(\wh A+E=A\) be diagonalized by \(X_1,X_{2.1},X_{2.2}\) (first \(s\), next \(t-s\), others). We have \[\begin{align} L_{2.2}X_{2.2}^{\dagger} \wh X_1 - X_{2.2}^{\dagger}\wh X_1 \wh X_1^{\dagger} (A+E) \wh X_1 &= X_{2.2}^{\dagger} (A\wh X_1 - (A+E) \wh X_1) \\ &=X_{2.2}^{\dagger} (-E\wh X_1)\\ \implies \ve{X_{2.2}^{\dagger}\wh X_1} & \le \fc{\ve{E}}{|\si_s-\si_{t+1}|}. \end{align}\](Davis-Kahan for \(r=s=1\).)
Let \(v_1(A)\) be the top eigenvector of \(A\). If \(\de=|\la_1(A)-\la_2(A)|\), then \(\sin(\angle (v_1(A), v_1(A+E)))\le \fc{\ve{E}_2}{\de}\).


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Identity, Values and Strengths Exploration
Core Personal Values -Evidence from feedback
My November 2018 decision to stop working at a job that I did not enjoy to pursue a new career. I weighed up the decisions with help from family and close friends. I made choices based on inside from friends and family along with self reflection and research. I looked at what would come next after quitting and also what career I would enjoy for a long time with career development. A close friend was able assist with growing the thought of a job in the tech industry. There were obvious consequences like a sudden decrease in income, but these were easily over come by the future possibilities of job satisfaction and growth. I would say my culture has allowed me to always be prepared, so that I can weigh up the risks of ethical decisions and make good choices, adapting to the outcomes.
Strengths and limitations - Evidence from models
An ethical decision had to be made when quitting previous job. I weighed up the values over time with help from friends and family and looking at what the outcomes could be. This can be shown through a Myers Briggs test I completed online. I was allocated a Debaters personality. Playing the devil’s advocate helps people with the Debater personality type to not only develop a better sense of others’ reasoning, but a better understanding of opposing ideas – since Debaters are the ones arguing them.
I am very analytical, I believe this will assist me in my learning journey.
In my previous job there were many times where I was trying to work productively with others, but there was tension from other staff who wanted to do things there way against standard practice.
Strategies I used were making sure the rest of the team followed the rules and picked up the slack. This technique was/is only effective short term, as people burn out. Other strategies I would try now would be to console more with management (although management was lacking).


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reate a Silver Ticket to gain admin rights to any Windows service covered by “host” on the target computer. This includes the ability to modify and create scheduled tasks.
Leveraging the HOST Silver Ticket, we can create a new scheduled task.
Or by leveraging the HOST Silver Ticket, we can modify an exist scheduled task.
Check to see if the scheduled task was set. Yes, it’s there!


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my parent is a flex layout, i am the only one child. i will grow bigger and bigger, i will grow bigger and bigger, i will grow bigger and bigger, so i am overflowed(p element)
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Perhaps this is helpful, perhaps not. I've spent the last 45 min looking over various blog posts and .Net sites trying to find an easy way to debug an NT service. I kept coming across, install the serivce, start it, attached a debugger to a process...etc. I know there is an easy way to do it because I've used it several years ago in .Net 1.1. I gave up searching and went looking through old source code and found it. 'Tis below:
'****Modified by JWear on 4/12/2006****
Private Sub New()
If Debugger.IsAttached = True Then
' debug code: allows the process to run as a non-service
' will kick off the service start point, but never kill it.
' shut down the debugger to exit
'Open this page for help ' 'http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/DebugWinServices.asp
Dim service As New YourService
Dim tempargs() As String
service.OnStart(tempargs)
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(System.Threading.Timeout.Infinite)
Else
'Original Code Below
ServicesToRun = New System.ServiceProcess.ServiceBase() {New YourService}
System.ServiceProcess.ServiceBase.Run(ServicesToRun)
'Original Code Above
End If
'**************
End Sub


Clustering allows to group samples by similarity and can its result
can be visualized as a dendrogram.
This post describes a basic usage of the
hclust()
function and builds a dendrogram from its
output.
→ Input dataset is a matrix
where each row is a sample,
and each column is a variable. Keep in mind you can transpose a
matrix using the t()
function if needed.
→ Clustering is performed on a square matrix (sample x sample) that
provides the distance between samples. It can be computed using the
dist()
or the cor()
function depending on
the question your asking
→ The hclust()
function is used to perform the
hierarchical clustering
→ Its output can be visualized directly with the
plot()
function. See possible
customization.
# Dataset
data <- matrix( sample(seq(1,2000),200), ncol = 10 )
rownames(data) <- paste0("sample_" , seq(1,20))
colnames(data) <- paste0("variable",seq(1,10))
# Euclidean distance
dist <- dist(data[ , c(4:8)] , diag=TRUE)
# Hierarchical Clustering with hclust
hc <- hclust(dist)
# Plot the result
plot(hc)
There are several ways to calculate the distance between 2 clusters ( using the max between 2 points of the clusters, or the mean, or the min, or ward (default) ).
It is possible to zoom on a specific part of the tree. Select the
group of interest using the [[..]]
operator:
# store the dedrogram in an object
dhc <- as.dendrogram(hc)
# set the margin
par(mar=c(4,4,2,2))
# Plot the Second group
plot(dhc[[2]] , main= "zoom on a part of the dendrogram")


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VIDEO: Watch how Ghana cruise past South Africa in AFCON 2021 qualifier opener
Teen sensation Mohammed Kudus scored on his senior national team debut as the Black Stars of Ghana strolled to a comfortable win against South Africa in the 2021 Nations Cup qualifier.
Thomas Partey had given the Black Stars the lead in the 35th minute after his strike deflected off a South African defender to send Ghana into the half with the lead.
The four times African champions returned from the break needing another goal to ensure all three points is grabbed.
But the West Africans had to wait until the 80th minute, when FC Nordsjaelland youngster Kudus Mohammed ferociously blasted into the roof of the net for the second goal.
Watch video below:


Component: tos.platforms.iris.chips.rf230.HplRF230P
module HplRF230P
Provides
interface
HplRF230
interface
GpioCapture
as
IRQ
interface
Init
as
PlatformInit
Uses
interface
HplAtm128Capture
<uint16_t> as
Capture
interface
GeneralIO
as
PortCLKM
interface
GeneralIO
as
PortIRQ


| Interface | Description |
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| FixedFrameConvexPolygon2DBasics |
Write and read interface for a convex polygon defined in the XY-plane and that is expressed in an
immutable reference frame.
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| FixedFrameLine2DBasics |
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TWIN PEAKS FIRE WALK WITH ME A film review by John Oswalt Copyright 1992 John Oswalt
2 hours, 10 min., R (violence, nudity, adult situations) Director: David Lynch Cast: Sheryl Lee, Ray Wise, Kyle MacLachlan, Moira Kelly, plus various famous people in cameos.
TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME is a terrible movie. I was quite fond of the television series, but this movie has none its charm I always suspected that all the mysterious little phrases (e.g., "the owls are not what they seem") and weird symbolic objects in the series didn't mean much, but I didn't care because there were so many great characters to watch. The subplots were interesting.
In the movie, there are no subplots. It is the story of how Laura Palmer died, and we already know how she died. The bulk of the movie consists of Laura Palmer acting weird, crying, snorting cocaine, running around with her good boyfriend James and her bad boyfriend Bobby, and turning into a prostitute. Her friend Donna tries to stop her by going along with her. Has David Lynch jumped on the war-on-drugs bandwagon?
If this were done well, depicting the gradual degradation of Laura's life due to drug use, the pressures of adolescence, and living with a nutty father, and showing the parallel development of the evil forces which eventually kill her, TWIN PEAKS: FWTM could have been a good movie. A lot of Stephen King's best stuff is like that. But there is no character development. The scenes follow each other in no logical order. Mix them up and you would have the same movie. Laura acts pained. Her father, Leland, acts possessed. Laura gets over it and seems okay but meek. Leland smiles and seems ashamed of his outburst. Laura hangs out with the wrong crowd. Shea cries a lot, a weird kid jumps around in a mask, there is a lot of meaningless, empty symbolism, etc, etc, and when it becomes time for the movie to end Laura dies. And about that title: "Fire Walk With Me." It comes from an utterance by Laura in one of here pained periods. She says, slowly, as if each word were loaded with significance, "Fire ... Walk ... With ... Me." It means nothing. She could just as well have said "Elvis ... Ate ... My ... Left ... Foot," and then the title would be "TWIN PEAKS: ELVIS ATE MY LEFT FOOT."
Many of the characters from the television series put in an appearance: the Log Lady, the One-Armed Man, the Midget, the folks at the diner with the damned good coffee, the bellowing Gordon Cole (played by Lynch himself), and the young man who never leaves his house. But they contribute nothing. They are in the movie just so we can point at them and say "look, there's so and so." Remove them and you have the same movie. David Bowie walks on for no apparent reason other than to be able to advertise that he is in the movie. I doubt that he spent more than five minutes on the set.
Even special agent Dale Cooper, played by Kyle MacLachlan, doesn't look like he belongs here. His role is more than the walk-on that the others I mentioned are, but his part makes no sense, and could easily have been left out. It should have been.
The first reel or so of the movie has some new FBI agents investigating the murder of Teresa Banks a year before Laura Palmer's. This gives them a chance to insert Kieffer Sutherland and Harry Dean Stanton. But then, abruptly, the words "One Year Later" appear, the familiar "Twin Peaks" theme music wells up, and all that early stuff is forgotten, except for the characteristic empty symbolism of a ring.
What's good about the movie? Well, as somebody said, "No movie with Harry Dean Stanton in it is all bad." He does fine as a trailer park manager. In fact, all the performances are good, considering what they had to work with. The script is really, really bad.
We have the usual David Lynch offbeat camera angles and scene cutting. When Laura and Donna walk out of her house, the camera follows them to the door.  But the camera stays in the empty room a couple of beats longer than normal, just long enough for you to get a sense of unease, of other-worldness, without really knowing why, before cutting to the outside shot. I like this sort of thing, but I would rather the movie was interesting enough so that I could just experience their effect, and not be reduced by boredom to watching for them.
Rainier Ale (brewed in Seattle, but I think they've been bought by Miller or one of the other big brewers) is very visible in one scene. I doubt that they paid any product placement money for this. If I were president of Rainier Brewing, I would have paid to keep my logo out of this movie.
I visited Snoqualmie a couple of months ago to ride the historic train (one of my hobbies), and it was fun to look for places I recognized. Most scenes could have been anywhere, though.
I rate it 3 on the 0-10 scale, which to me means "Poor. Not totally hopeless. I wouldn't have seen had I known more about it." Probably about a -2 on the Mark Leeper -4 to +4 scale. You don't have to worry about paying full price, because this movie won't last long in the theater.
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Last-gasp Falkirk win proved Airdrie can fight for League One title says Calum Gallagher
The Diamonds have the chance to go top of the division this Saturday as they face Stranraer.
by Mark Pirie, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/mark-pirie/Airdrieonians hero Calum Gallagher reckons the Diamonds proved their title credentials with a last-gasp win over Falkirk.
There were dramatic scenes as the striker scored in injury-time at the Falkirk Stadium to move into third place in League One.
After stunning the Bairns, who started the day top of the table, the 25-year-old says that the dressing room was “buzzing” and believed they could take the title to New Broomfield.
“Over the past few weeks we have managed to get ourselves into a good place,” he told the Airdrie and Coatbridge Advertiser.
“There has been a real change in the way we are playing and the mood since early October.
“We are now approaching the level of performance we feel like we should be reaching every week. The game was fairly level, we both had chances, but we held on to get the result.
“It was great to get the reaction from the fans and it makes it worth it when you look at the league table.”
He continued: “It was really end to end stuff.
“It was frantic and hectic and that was summed up by the end of the game really.
“Falkirk are a good side and probably had the best of possession, their defence was strong and we knew they would be a danger up front.
“We knew we could break in numbers though and stuck to our game plan.
“To go to places like Falkirk and get a win shows that we can challenge not just for the play-off places but for the league title.
“It shows that we will be competitive this season but we need to keep motivated and make that push to build on a great result.”
As they prepare for a tough away day in Stranraer this weekend, Airdrie’s top scorer is wary of a slip-up against the Blues as they look to build momentum for a promotion push.
“It’s tough to toe the line between measuring your ambitions and putting too much pressure on ourselves,” he added.
“We’ve got to be brave and work towards a consistent run of form, so it would be heartbreaking to beat Falkirk and then go to Stranraer and lose.
“They look to be in a false position in the league and it’s a tough place to go. You know going there will be a hard game but if we want to challenge for the league it’s games we are going to have to win.”


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For my UI design, I chose to use both Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop. Adobe Illustrator was used to create specific buttons such as the home button and account button. I chose to use Illustrator for this task as Illustrator has powerful tools to manipulate shapes which meant I could create objects which looked how I had envisioned them. I was able to manipulate objects using anchor points and curve tools, and combine multiple objects with each other using the pathfinder tool. I particularly had to use the pathfinder tool to create a cog which I used as the settings button. I made this by creating a star with many points and manipulating it with the use of another circle.
Adobe Photoshop was used to construct my wireframes and mock ups, integrating the objects I created in Illustrator. I chose Photoshop because it is the program I had the most experience with, and it has powerful creativity tools which meant I could give certain objects the look I desired. An example of this would be the ‘login’, ‘sign up’ and ‘search’ buttons that I created. I used effects such as an inner shadow, gradient overlay and drop shadow to give the buttons an almost realistic 3D look. I also styled the logo I created in Photoshop. I styled this very basically using an arc tool, but in hindsight, if I was creating an application for a client or designing a logo for a client, I would have styled it much more and possibly have incorporated Illustrator.
I also styled the logo I created in Photoshop. I styled this very basically using an arc tool, but in hindsight, if I was creating an application for a client or designing a logo for a client, I would have styled it much more and possibly have incorporated Illustrator.
I was able to easily manage my assets for this project just within Windows Explorer. The file sizes were not too large and I was able to store everything locally without the need for such services as cloud storage.
To keep everything in one place, I have a folder in My Documents named “Multimedia”. Within this folder, I created a subfolder called “UI” as I knew this was the only UI project I was working on. Within the UI folder, I created two subfolders, one for each tool I used. I then saved each original project file, an exported copy of the project file, and any other resources in the appropriate folders.
After all my artboards were complete, I chose to export them all to JPEG. Typically if I was sending this as a document to a client, I would export to PDF, but because this was to be deployed on the web with images being viewable, I chose to export to JPEG, which was then uploaded to an image hosting site and then embedded on my website.
When I started envisioning an idea of how my UI would look, I soon discovered that it was different to similar existing applications. Typically I am used to a navbar at the top of the screen, but the multiple applications I looked at all contained the navbar at the bottom. This influenced my placement of my navbar, as I wanted to stay consistent with what has already been developed. I also noted the main colour pallet of existing applications included brighter colours such as blues, yellows, oranges, along with some neutral whites and greys.
I believe I was competent at using the tools I had chosen. I was able to distinguish what tool performed which task the best, and used the tool in a way that produced a result I was happy with. The tools I used are both industry standard tools which provides confidence that real world graphic designers and the like, use these tools on a daily basis.
These existing apps influenced my colour choice and I decided to go mainly with orange and grey. I chose these colours as orange is a nice bright, vivid colour which complimented the grey while giving good contrast against it. Going with this rather neutral colour pallet, I found when I added the banner at the bottom of my search page, and the hotel banners on the results page, it drew the eye to those vibrant colours. Designing a travel app, you want customers to make bookings, using the vivid colours for objects directly related to bookings may entice more customers to book, or at least focus their attention that way.
I also decided to make important components large. This includes both the login and sign up button on the first screen, the ‘search’ button on the second screen and the hotel details on the third page. This is so they catch the eye and become the centre of attention. On my hotel details, I chose to include selling points in green. Green contrasts well with grey and I feel it complements the orange, but being the only green on the page, it pops out at you.
I have chosen to keep most things square and tried to space objects out evenly, while keeping the things I want in focus at the centre. I believe with the size and layout of components, and additionally the colour, it will draw the user’s eyes to what I would like them to see.
Below are the three screens I designed
Overall, my application was intended to be a minimalistic hotel booking app. I found a lot of current applications include a lot of unnecessary items which don’t appeal to frequent travellers or people travelling for business. They want to find a hotel, know what they’re getting and for what price, which is all shown on one screen.
If I was to do this again, I would explore different colour options, maybe incorporating some yellows and blues. Additionally you could add an animation effect onto buttons when pushed to really emphasise the 3D look
Below are all other images related to my work in Photoshop and Illustrator, including individual components


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: A Look at the Cubs Run Differential author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 9920 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=9920 date: '2014-05-13 12:18:22 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-05-13 17:18:22 +0000' categories: - The Cubs tags: - cubs - Starlin Castro - Anthony Rizzo - Chicago Cubs - Run Differential comments: - id: 11122 author: Jeff Thompson author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2014-05-13 15:46:57 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-05-13 20:46:57 +0000' content: if only they could get that yahoo Jeff Samardzija to win a game once in a while sheesh man how about winning a single freaking game , is that to much to ask ? The rest of the team can't continue to be held back by your lack of wins :) - id: 11136 author: Kurtis Tucker author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2014-05-14 09:49:36 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-05-14 14:49:36 +0000' content: Len and JD talked about this during the game last night. I don't remember the numbers, but they showed the run differential in wins and losses. When they win they win big. When they lose they don't score. ---
A few years ago, we thought 2014 would be the year of the start of the upswing. Here we sit almost halfway through May and other than some encouraging individual performances (Rizzo, Castro and some pitching) there hasn't been anything to indicate that upswing will happen this year. But if you're looking for something to be encouraged by, trying looking at the Cubs run differential.
Granted, these stats are a little distorted by last night's 17-5 blowout of the Cardinals, but they're still worth looking at.
[caption id="attachment_9922" align="aligncenter" width="514"] (From TeamRankings.com)[/caption]
That's right, this Cubs team that is 13-25 (.351), which is the 2nd worst record in baseball, ranks 18th out of the 30 teams in run differential with a deficit of just -4. With a run differential of -4, their record should theoretically be 18-19.
The Cubs run differential ranks them 4th in the division, ahead of only Pittsburgh. We're not talking about bad luck keeping the Cubs from being a playoff-caliber team. What we're talking about is that the Cubs would be more fun to watch if their record came close to mirroring their run differential. However, then we get into the discussion of what a .500 team in 2014 does for the long-term trajectory of the organization.
I would like this year to be the last that I say, "We'll get a good draft pick next year."


GUARDING TESS A film review by Mark Takacs Copyright 1994 Mark Takacs
Tri-Star Films / rated PG-13 Starring: Nicolas Cage Shirley MacLaine Richard Griffiths Classification: Comedy / Drama Tak Rating: see once as a matinee
One-Line-Summary ---------------- A Secret Service agent goes head-to-head with a tenacious, spirited, former-first lady.
Tak Plot Summary ---------------- Secret Service agent Douglas (Nicolas Cage) is called back for a second three-year term at the Secret Service's worst assignment, guarding former First Lady Tess Carlisle (Shirley MacLaine). Fur flies as Douglas tries to enforce Service protocol, while Tess just wants respect and privacy.
Tak Thoughts ------------ As a fan Nicolas Cage fan, I try and see him whenever I can. I've also been impressed by Shirley MacLaine's acting. So I looked forward to their pairing. In GUARDING TESS, MacLaine's strong-willed character is constantly bucking at Cage's strongly enforced security rules and restrictions. GUARDING TESS's funniest moments come from this interaction as they constantly jockey and battle for the dominance.
There's also an undercurrent going on. They're fond of each other, but not to the casual observer. As GUARDING TESS opens, Douglas's term of duty is over, but Tess likes him enough to pulls strings and have him reassigned. When Douglas asks why she did this despite their conflicts, she replies, "Because I like you, Douglas."
Douglas is often frustrated by Tess's stunts, and the lack of more active assignments. The only action he has to deal with are ridiculously humorous excursions to the supermarket. "We have lost interest in peas, repeat, lost interest in peas..." When something finally happens, as it inevitably must, he is caught flat-footed. Which leads to a scene where a superior berates him, saying "Are you telling me that *seven* trained and heavily armed Secret Service agents can't guard one senior citizen?!?".
I laughed a lot during the first half of GUARDING TESS. But about two-thirds of the way through, it suddenly turned into a half-hearted suspense drama. The laughs went away and were replaced with serious-faced goon squads to try and solve the crime. Fortunately, the deviation into bad suspense-drama doesn't last long and GUARDING TESS redeems itself at the last moment by returning to comedy.
Tak Rating: ----------- GUARDING TESS is a decent comedy that turns into a bad suspense drama near the end. If you're a fan of either Shirley MacLaine or Nicolas Cage (like I am), you might want to check it out as a matinee. Otherwise, GUARDING TESS can probably wait.
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Local officials said some of the most valuable contributions Ohio University President Roderick McDavis’ made during his 13 years in office were those that fostered communication between the university and the city.
McDavis, who took office in 2004, saw three Athens mayors in office and opened several lines of communication between the city and the university during his presidency. One of those was the “Memorandum of Understanding,” that McDavis and former Athens Mayor Paul Wiehl created in 2012 to have a written document between the city and the university outlining their goals.
Athens Mayor Steve Patterson, who took office in 2016, said the memorandum was a “big thing” because it created cooperation between the city and OU.
“Things are being documented in terms of relationship building, shared resources, and things of that nature that hadn’t been done before,” Patterson said. “We now have a living document.”
City Council President Chris Knisely said the memorandum was created out of necessity. In 2011, OU helped Athens pay for a $1.1 million ladder truck for the city’s fire department, which had been a source of contention between university and city officials for more than a year, according to a previous Post report.
After that, the city and OU created a formal document to set out their collective goals.
When the memorandum was created, McDavis’ staff said OU and Athens would begin to work together to find initiatives on which to collaborate.
“We will begin our work very quickly and explore opportunities to improve the university and the city,” Becky Watts, chief of staff to McDavis, said in 2011.
In a public letter, McDavis said the agreement would benefit all residents of Athens.
“These partnerships reflect some of the meaningful ways we work together to benefit all who live, work and study in Athens,” McDavis said.
Patterson also said semiannual meetings between city council and OU’s administration have helped OU and Athens to communicate and that he meets with McDavis often.
“I meet with President McDavis monthly, and we’ll continue that process (with a new president) moving forward,” he said. “That’s been going on since President McDavis became president of OU.”
Knisely said McDavis’ leadership had a strong effect on the Athens community.
“I’ve seen him speak in a passionate way about how being involved in community events can make a difference,” Knisely said.
Knisely said she hopes the next president will promote an “inclusive” community.
“I think that’s very, very important to us to continue to make that statement, that we are all part of one community, and we welcome everyone here,” she said.
Patterson said he hopes the city will continue to have a strong relationship with OU under the next president.
“I was fortunate to have had breakfast with all four of the (former presidential) candidates,” Patterson said. “Everyone seemed very receptive to continue going down the path of monthly engagements with my office as well as the MOU.”
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On CF-talk someone was wondering where and how CFMX configures the Flash Remoting gateway. When you create your connection you usually do something like this:
[code]var gatewayUrl = "http://servname:port/flashservices/gateway";
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So the best way to test whether this is configured properly is to simply point your browser to that URL. If you get a blank page then everything is OK, if on the other hand you get a page not found then something is amiss. One of the causes I have encountered is specific to running CFMX as a J2EE application in which case JRun installs it's own Flash Remoting service which will clash with the CFMX one. Simply delete this ear from the admin console and you should be good to go.
If you try and locate this folder (/flashservices/gateway) in your CFMX installation you'll be out of luck as this is a servlet mapping configured in the instance specific WEB-INF/web.xml file, so that all request for that URL are re-directed to FlashGateway servlet. Here are the lines you need to look for:
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1.0.4
Bi Directional Map is a Map, in which the keys and values are registered pointing to each other ( a binary relationship ). EG A->B and B->A. This is a Advanced Data Type and is some times called an Associative Data Structure.
Type: BiDirectionalMap
Extends Map
(Iterable?)
An Iterable object whose elements are key-value pairs (arrays with two elements, e.g. [[ 1, ['one','two'] ],[ 2, ['three'] ]]). Each key-value pair is added to the new Map; null values are treated as undefined.
Overwrite BiDirectionalMap species to the parent Map constructor
MapConstructor
:
Sets the value for the key in the Map object. Overriding the parent set
and returns the Map
object. Only works with String
or `Numbers.
BiDirectionalMap
:


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To get started with ScalaTest, copy this AnyFlatSpec
into a file
named ExampleSpec.scala
:
import collection.mutable.Stack import org.scalatest._ import flatspec._ import matchers._ class ExampleSpec extends AnyFlatSpec with should.Matchers { "A Stack" should "pop values in last-in-first-out order" in { val stack = new Stack[Int] stack.push(1) stack.push(2) stack.pop() should be (2) stack.pop() should be (1) } it should "throw NoSuchElementException if an empty stack is popped" in { val emptyStack = new Stack[Int] a [NoSuchElementException] should be thrownBy { emptyStack.pop() } } }
You can compile this FlatSpec
(using this Jar file) like this:
$ scalac -cp scalatest-app_<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ExampleSpec.scala
To run it, you will need one more artifact,
the Jar file for Scala's XML module.
Once you've downloaded that Jar file, you can run ExampleSpec
like this:
$ CLASSPATH=scalatest-app_@{majorMinorScalaVersion}-@{latestVersion}.jar:scala-xml_2.13-2.1.0.jar $ scala -cp $CLASSPATH org.scalatest.run ExampleSpec Run starting. Expected test count is: 2 ExampleSpec: A Stack - should pop values in last-in-first-out order - should throw NoSuchElementException if an empty stack is popped Run completed in 76 milliseconds. Total number of tests run: 2 Suites: completed 1, aborted 0 Tests: succeeded 2, failed 0, canceled 0, ignored 0, pending 0 All tests passed.
Your tests passed! As a reward, take a moment to install ScalaTest in your project.


public static class Constants.Settings
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
DISPLAY_FILTER |
static int |
DISPLAY_PHOTO |
static int |
DISPLAY_VIDEO |
static int |
FILE_SIZE_LIMIT |
static int |
MEDIA_TYPE_IMAGE |
static int |
MEDIA_TYPE_VIDEO |
static int |
PICK_PHOTO_REQUEST |
static int |
PICK_VIDEO_REQUEST |
static int |
SWIPE_MAX_OFF_PATH |
static int |
SWIPE_MIN_DISTANCE |
static int |
SWIPE_THRESHOLD_VELOCITY |
static int |
TAKE_PHOTO |
static int |
TAKE_VIDEO_REQUEST |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Settings() |
public static final int SWIPE_MIN_DISTANCE
public static final int SWIPE_MAX_OFF_PATH
public static final int SWIPE_THRESHOLD_VELOCITY
public static final int DISPLAY_VIDEO
public static final int DISPLAY_FILTER
public static final int DISPLAY_PHOTO
public static final int TAKE_PHOTO
public static final int TAKE_VIDEO_REQUEST
public static final int PICK_PHOTO_REQUEST
public static final int PICK_VIDEO_REQUEST
public static final int MEDIA_TYPE_IMAGE
public static final int MEDIA_TYPE_VIDEO
public static final int FILE_SIZE_LIMIT


To be able to explore and perform tests with the Companies House API, you need to register a user account with Companies House.


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Judy’s birthday. Video includes Hannah, Daniel, Judy and her family.


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Demo page! Please note that this is not an operational page. Here you can upload an RTZ route file. Nothing more. The route is not stored or exchanged.
Be aware that the route-plan page is a work-in-progress, only a subset of the RTZ specification is supported atm. Feedback, comments and error reporting are most welcome