ev3brick
– The EV3 Programmable Brick¶
LEGO® MINDSTORMS® EV3 Brick.
Buttons¶
Check which buttons on the EV3 Brick are currently pressed.
Returns: List of pressed buttons. Return type: List of Button
Examples:
# Do something if the left button is pressed if Button.LEFT in brick.buttons(): print("The left button is pressed.")
# Wait until any of the buttons are pressed while not any(brick.buttons()): wait(10) # Wait until all buttons are released while any(brick.buttons()): wait(10)
Light¶
Sound¶
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classmethod
sound.
beep
(frequency=500, duration=100, volume=30)¶ Play a beep/tone.
Parameters: - frequency (frequency: Hz) – Frequency of the beep (Default: 500).
- duration (time: ms) – Duration of the beep (Default: 100).
- volume (percentage: %) – Volume of the beep (Default: 30).
Example:
# A simple beep brick.sound.beep() # A high pitch (1500 Hz) for one second (1000 ms) at 50% volume brick.sound.beep(1500, 1000, 50)
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classmethod
sound.
beeps
(number)¶ Play a number of default beeps with a brief pause in between.
Parameters: number (int) – Number of beeps. Example:
# Make 5 simple beeps brick.sound.beeps(5)
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classmethod
sound.
file
(file_name, volume=100)¶ Play a sound file.
Parameters: - file_name (str) – Path to the sound file, including extension.
- volume (percentage: %) – Volume of the sound (Default: 100).
Example:
# Play one of the built-in sounds brick.sound.file(SoundFile.HELLO) # Play a sound file from your project folder brick.sound.file('mysound.wav')
Display¶
x
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(0, 0) __________________
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v | |
|__________________|
(177, 127)
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classmethod
display.
clear
()¶ Clear everything on the display.
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classmethod
display.
text
(text, coordinate=None)¶ Display text.
Parameters: - text (str) – The text to display.
- coordinate (tuple) –
(x, y)
coordinate tuple. It is the top-left corner of the first character. If no coordinate is specified, it is printed on the next line.
Example:
# Clear the display brick.display.clear() # Print ``Hello`` near the middle of the screen brick.display.text("Hello", (60, 50)) # Print ``World`` directly underneath it brick.display.text("World")
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classmethod
display.
image
(file_name, alignment=Align.CENTER, coordinate=None, clear=True)¶ Show an image file.
You can specify its placement either using
alignment
or by specifying acoordinate
, but not both.Parameters: - file_name (str) – Path to the image file. Paths may be absolute or relative from the project folder.
- alignment (Align) – Where to place the image (Default: Align.CENTER).
- coordinate (tuple) –
(x, y)
coordinate tuple. It is the top-left corner of the image (Default: None). - clear (bool) – Whether to clear the screen before showing the image (Default:
True
).
Example:
# Show a built-in image of two eyes looking upward brick.display.image(ImageFile.UP) # Display a custom image from your project folder brick.display.image('pybricks.png') # Display a custom image at the top right of the screen, without clearing # the screen first brick.display.image('arrow.png', Align.TOP_RIGHT, clear=False)
Battery¶
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classmethod
battery.
voltage
()¶ Get the voltage of the battery.
Returns: Battery voltage. Return type: voltage: mV Examples:
# Play a warning sound when the battery voltage # is below 7 Volt (7000 mV = 7V) if brick.battery.voltage() < 7000: brick.sound.beep()
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classmethod
battery.
current
()¶ Get the current supplied by the battery.
Returns: Battery current. Return type: current: mA


ScalaWebSocket
On April 21st I pushed the ScalaWebSocket library to GitHub. But what is it? As the name suggests, it’s WebSockets for Scala.
There are already a few implementations of WebSocket for Java, there is also the Scala project called wCS but all of them support Javaish style of passing the anonymous implementations of some kind of Listener interface. I didn’t want that as I prefer the functional style of handlers.
ScalaWebSocket is a thin wrapper around async-http-client and it exposes a more Scala-like vocabulary to interact with WebSockets.
Installation
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I need this library to talk to SocketIO servers, so in version 0.2.0 I will implement some basic support for SocketIO. For now, please use it and report any issues you have. My goal for this library is to make WebSocket natural in Scala.


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END OF THE GAME, THE (RICHTER UND SEIN HENKER, DER) (director: Maximilian Schell; screenwriter: from Friedrich Dürrenmatt's novel "The Judge and His Hangman"/Bo Goldman; cinematographer: Roberto Gerardi/Ennio Guarnieri/Klaus Köni; cast: Jon Voight (Walter Thschanz), Jacqueline Bisset (Anna Crawley), Martin Ritt (Hans Barlach), Robert Shaw (Richard Gastmann), Gabriele Ferzetti (Dr. Lutz), Helmut Qualtinger (Von Schwendi), West Ger.-1976)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
An existential mystery story about someone getting away with murder some 30 years ago, when the now police commissioner Hans Barlach (Ritt) and the now wealthy and well-connected businessman, Richard Gastmann (Shaw), were young men and Gastmann made a bet with Barlach that he could kill someone and get away with it. He seemingly punched a girl named Nadine they were both romantically interested in and she fell in the water to drown.
At present, in Berne, Switzerland, where Walter Thschanz (Voight) is called back from his vacation to help the dying police commissioner solve the murder of a policeman (played by Donald Sutherland) who was working undercover, on a special assignment for the commissioner, to spy on Gastmann at his country estate. Barlach, in the meantime, is most concerned with his stomach trouble and will have to undergo an operation in a few days just so he can live for another year. So he tells the aggressive and ambituous Walter to take charge of the case.
Barlach's grumpy demeanor, the strange circumstances of the case, and the unsettling Swiss countryside, add a noir feel to this B & W film. Barlach's guilt over the ridiculous wager he made as a young man lingers on with him; it was a time, he reflects, when he does something immature he would never do at a different stage in his life.
The murdered policeman is found with a bullet through his head while he is slumped down on the seat of his car. He had just left the home of Gastmann as an invited guest to one of his parties, where he assumed the role of a history professor, in which he fooled no one at Gastmann's. There he was able to gain access to Gastmann and meet romantically Gastmann's attractive mistress, Anna (Bisset).
When snooping around Gastmann's premises, his South African dog attacks Barlach and Walter has to fire a shot killing the dog. The wily Barlach has things all sorted out from here on in-- as the story becomes a chess game, with a surprise ending and much questioning about matters of guilt and innocence.
Martin Ritt, who is usually a film director, plays his part with all the right quirks and nuances to make his role quite interesting. He reminded me a lot of Peter Falk's Columbo. Voight is a good counterbalance to Ritt and to Robert Shaw's one-dimensional Nazi-like villain role. He is able to bring an energy into the investigation, something that makes the implausible situation seem a little bit more plausible. But the ending, when all the game plans come together, left me slightly irked-- this easy to watch film, just didn't add up. It seemed as if the story tried too hard to make sure that man's sense of justice won't be mocked anymore, and I just couldn't buy into its easy solution, especially when for most of the film, confusion was the telling story.
REVIEWED ON 7/25/99 GRADE: B-
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ROSEWOOD A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1997 Michael John Legeros
(Warner) Directed by John Singleton Written by Gregory Poirier Cast Jon Voight, Ving Rhames, Don Cheadle, Bruce McGill, Loren Dean, Ester Rolle, Michael Rooker, Elise Neal, Robert Patrick, Catherine Kellner MPAA Rating "R" (presumably for violence and language) Running Time 139 minutes Reviewed at Six Forks Station Cinemas, Raleigh, NC (22FEB97)
==
Ugh. Director John Singleton's dramatization of a little-known piece of Florida history-- when a black town was burned to the ground by whites in 1923-- is this month's longest sit. The padded (and often predictable) plot is punctuated by increasing acts of violence and racial hatred. No, no punches are pulled, which makes for a history lesson as unpleasant as it is important. The technical credits are strong, though, and there's a well-acted cast of non-compelling char- acters. (But what the Hell is mush-mouthed Michael Rooker doing here? Here's barely intelligible as the local law.) Regrettably, the drama is further diminished by the effect that this story is likely to have on the more-reactive members of the audience. Folks get worked-up in the movie, folks get worked-up in their seats, and everyone ends up talking back to the screen. So, when the camera passes a young woman's corpse, and someone behind you invariably yaps "she's dead!," be prepared to turn around and shout "gee, do you think so?"
Grade: C
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Renders the object into box.
render([box])
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DOM element, container for the widget |
Returns number of milliseconds it took to render.
Description
If the box argument is not specified, the widget will be rendered into the DOM element
specified by the .box property. The .render() method will also
create related objects by calling their .render() methods. For example, each w2grid has a toolbar,
which is a w2toolbar object. When grid is rendered, the toolbar object will be rendered as well.
If you pass a selector during object creation it will be automatically rendered into that element:
You could have created layout in the following way:
The widget will be created in memory and you can render it by:
But preferred way to do:


Getting My Own Room Plot is when a person wants their very own room.
Often seen in a family setting in which one of the children has to share a room with either an Annoying Younger Sibling or a Big Brother Bully and wanting their own room to get as far away from them. Though, being part of a large family with zero privacy will have the same effect. In another case, bickering roommates would end up getting tired of living with each other with one of them wanting to move out.
Especially in shows where Status Quo Is God, expect the person to actually get their own room or place but suffer a Be Careful What You Wish For situation; since they were so used to the people around them they end up feeling lonely or even scared. When that happens, expect them to go right back to their original room arrangement. In shows that don't care that much about their status quo however, the change is more likely to be permanent.
Examples:
- One Zillow commercial features two brothers roughhousing with the older one asking his parents when will he get his own room. After the parents buy a new house with two rooms for their kids, they find their older son sleeping on the floor in his little brother's room, missing his company.
- After starting high school, Maho from Wandering Son requests her own room from her younger sibling. Her parents don't have the room, so they remove the bunk-beds and instead put a curtain between Nitori's half and Maho's half of the room.
- Craig and his brother complain about sharing a bed in Blankets, so their father makes one of them sleep in a closet for the night. Later on, they get separate rooms but they find it lonely at first.
- Inverted in Runaways, where Molly Hayes seems to prefer sharing a room with someone else.
Films — Animation
- A variation occurs at the beginning of Peter Pan when Mr. Darling decides that Wendy is old enough to have her own room instead of sleeping in the nursery with her two younger brothers. Wendy doesn't want this, because the nursery represents childhood and she doesn't want to grow up this is a main reason why she flies away with Peter Pan that night. In the end, her father changes his mind and lets her stay in the nursery a while longer.
- Inverted in Frozen. The story starts off with 8-year-old Elsa and her 5-year-old sister Anna being suddenly separated into different bedrooms because their parents want to keep Anna safe from Elsa's ice powers. Neither girl is happy about it, but only Elsa knows why it's happening.
Literature
- One side plot in the Ramona Quimby book Ramona the Brave is about the titular character getting a new bedroom for 6 months. She had previously shared a room with her older sister Beezus, but a new room is added to the family's house and from then on the girls alternate in it every 6 months, with first Ramona sleeping in the new room while Beezus stays in the old one, then vice-versa.
- A variant appears in The Babysitters Club when Dawn's mother and Mary Anne's father get married. The girls initially insist on sharing a bedroom, since they are best friends as well as stepsisters, but their differences make it difficult. Eventually, Mary Anne moves into the guest room; having their own separate spaces more or less salvages their relationship.
- Adam-12- a string of small-item thefts in a neighborhood leads the officers to a kid who stole the stuff and set it up in a cave because his stepdad wouldn't give him his own room. The problem is, the cave collapses and the boy nearly dies.
- In Boy Meets World, Cory gets his own room after Eric goes to college. However, after a rooming mishap, Eric comes back home which really upsets Cory. Cory then spends the day trying to find an apartment for Eric so he could move out.
 He manages to take over his father's den, but he is back to the shared bedroom by the end of the episode. Ironically, Greg did get his own room two seasons later, in the attic, in the episode "A Room at the Top", though his oldest sister Marcia (who also shared her room with two younger ones) also tried to claim it. There was an infamous continuity error here since, in the earlier episode, the attic was ruled out as a bedroom for having too low a ceiling.
- An episode of Full House has DJ wanting her own room after dealing with Stephanie's snooping one too many times. DJ ends up getting the approval of Danny and moves into Michelle's room, while Michelle moves in with Stephanie, who was against the move since she was afraid she and DJ will drift apart.
- Good Luck Charlie deals with this twice.
- In "All Fall Down", Gabe tries to find a new room for himself in the Duncan family house, since youngest sibling Toby is now sleeping in his room. He eventually finds a place in the attic, but his new room is short-lived when the Brazilian termites that Bob brought home reproduce and tear the house apart.
- In "Driving Mrs. Dabney", on Teddy's 16th birthday, P.J., Gabe, and Charlie sing a rap song for Teddy, and at one point in the song, Gabe mentions that when Teddy moves out in the next few years, he's going to move into her bedroom.
- Home Improvement also has two separate episodes.
- One episode has Brad successfully lobby Tim and Jill to give him his own room, forcing Randy and Mark to share a room. This did cause some problems for Randy since he felt Brad was leaving him behind. Hilariously, Brad finds out having his own room wasn't all that great since it meant he was expected to take on more responsibilities. He and Randy actually bond a little bit over the fact that Brad is now doing his own laundry.
- Another episode has Tim build Randy his new room in the basement. Unfortunately, he wasn't prepared for the strange noises in the night and slept in the living room in fright. Thankfully, Tim was able to ease him back to the basement.
- A variant shows up in the Malcolm in the Middle episode "Butterflies;" Dewey is overjoyed to have an entire bed to himself at night because Malcolm is now working the night shift at Lucky Aide.
- On a season 1 episode of The Bernie Mac Show Vanessa, the oldest daughter, is fed up with sharing a bedroom with her little brother and sister now that she's in high school, what results in Vanessa getting her bedroom for herself is her sister and brother crashing her slumber party and bothering her and her friends.
- A sci-fi version was proposed by actor Robert Picardo for Star Trek: Voyager, in which his character, the Emergency Medical Hologram, would be granted his own quarters and become obsessed with gaining objects to fill it with, having never owned anything before. He ended up using the idea in The Hologram's Handbook.
- Thanks: One episode revolves around Grammy getting sick of never having any privacy and James building her a room.
- In All Grown Up!, this is downplayed with twins Phil and Lil. She actually gets her own room pretty quickly, but this is just part of a bigger problem that she wants to have more independence from her brother while he wants to remain close.
- In the Arthur episode, "Francine Redecorates", Francine and Catherine get into a feud over how they should have their bedroom redecorated, Catherine decides to move into the living room. Francine soon finds it dull having no one to share her bedroom with, and she and Catherine form a compromise near the end. In the same episode, D.W. imagines what it would be like if she had her own bedroom in the garage, away from Kate, her baby sister.
- Gerald from Hey Arnold! ends up moving into Arnold's grandpa's boarding house after being tired of dealing with both an Annoying Younger Sibling and Big Brother Bully and feeling shafted as the middle child. It wasn't as good as he thought since he was now on his own and had to take care of himself.
- Jacob Two-Two: The first episode, "Jacob Two Two vs. the Hooded Fang", has this as a subplot; the family has just moved to their house in Montreal, and Jacob has to share a room here with his annoying brother Noah. He convinces his parents to give him the attic as his room if he can prove he's able to spend a night there without getting scared. By the end of the episode, he succeeds, and the attic thus becomes his room for the remainder of the series.
- The Loud House
- Inverted for Lisa in "Room with a Feud." When Lisa comes up for alternate roommate arrangements for the siblings, she is the only one with her own room. Lincoln accuses her of rigging the result so she could have her own room but Lisa actually prefers a roommate since it gives her an already available test subject.
- In "Garage Banned," Lori ends up getting fed up with the chaotic nature of her younger siblings and demands her own room. While the younger Louds don't like the idea, Lori is given her own room in the Louds' shed. Unfortunately, the situation isn't ideal for Lori because not only is it boring, but during the night, she is unable to sleep because she is too scared. She then spends the rest of the episode trying to get back to her room but is unintentionally foiled by her siblings. She does move back after finally admitting she misses them.
- A variation occurs in "The Mad Scientist." Lisa gets invited to a science institute to get away from her crazy household so she could be able to finish her work. She is then offered a permanent stay in the institute. While her family is against it since she is only 4 years old, she is able to convince them to let her stay since she assumes she has a low family attachment. Lisa soon finds out it wasn't all that great and actually starts missing her family.
- In Gravity Falls episode "Carpet Diem", Dipper and Mabel decide they don't want to share the attic bedroom anymore and try to win a room containing a body-swapping carpet that creates even more confusion. In the end, however, both twins change their minds and decide to again share the attic bedroom.
- In the F is for Family episode "The Liar's Club", Kevin moves out of the room he shared with Bill and starts living in the basement. The main motive behind this was he was annoyed by Bill touching his stuff, waking him up at 5 A.M. while getting ready for his morning paper route, and walking in on him masturbating. Unlike most examples of this trope, both Kevin and Bill are happy with having their own private rooms and the former has stayed in the basement since.
- The Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends episode "Room With a Feud" has Bloo, Wilt, Coco, and Eduardo fighting over a single room that opens up.


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- The sea influenced city-states growth
It Functioned as:
Main Idea: Each city-state is independent of eachother
- Greeks called their land
- Hellas
Greece came from Gracia
Landscape features are:
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80% of Greece is covered in Mountains
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Sea:
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Long dry summer
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Short Winters
The moutains block cold wind --> North
Trade was based heavily on the sea:
Other things are also used:
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Trade with Romans
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Travel
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Food
Appeared in Greece around 750-400 BC
- Named Polis with highest part of city --> Acropolis
Greeks are citizens of their city-state not Greece.
Main place:
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Market Place:: Agara --> Center of the city
They had walls:
- Base of Civilization
They were heavy on civilization:
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Meditteranian --> Spain
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Black Sea
- Named after goddess Athena
- War, Civilization
Unlike Spartans they put emphasis on the mind:
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Democracy and Culture
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Manufacturing and Commerce
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Peaceful
Athens === World's first democracy(Different from today)
Tyrants ruled Athens:
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Were not Evil
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Organized Building Programs
Originaly Oligarchy:
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Few people had power: Aristocrats
==> Draco led people to overthrow this system
Draco took power 621 BC.
- Idea: All Athenians were equal
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Harsh Punishments
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No Debt Slaves
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Everyone is under the law.
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Poor people can bring charges to wrongdoers
"Society is well goverened, when people obey the magistrates andthe magistrates obey the law."
4 Citizens classed -- Wealth
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Top 3 allowed --> Political Positions
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All are allowed to vote
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No slavery
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Classed based on location rather than wealth
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Citizens allowed to submit laws
Boys and Men: 2 years in the army
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Learned to read, write, count and sing
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Songs were part of culture
Rich ? Private Tutor: Farmers
Girls and Women:
Powerful city-state --> Conquered near city-states (More people)
- Strict Rights
- You never owned land, rented by the government instead
:: What you will do is decided when you were born
Overseers check when born to see if healthy.
Healthy ? Live:Thrown off cliff
Part of the army at the age of 7:
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Given little food
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At age 20, enter army.
--> Allowed to go home at age 30
--> In army until 60
Girls got to school at 7
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Trained although not as tough
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Stay fit for protection
Married at 18
Because men are at war,
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Woman had freedom and education
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Owned property and land
Slaves:
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Farm land, but gave half to sparata
There were more helots than Spartans
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Secret Police
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Killed if caught escape.
Oligarchy:
However Aristocrats would have more power
Fought in Phalanx Formation
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Line up layered --> Shields in front.
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Then stabbed with Spear
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Spear
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Shields --> Biggest disgrace was to lose
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Short Swords
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Crimson tunic --> Hide blood.
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Monarchy 200BC -> Mycenae:
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Rule heriditary
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Divine Right
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Aristocracy Before 594 BC -> Athens
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Money and Rich nobles
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Based on family rank
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Oligarchy 500BC -> Spartans
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Small group of Military People
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Wealthy/Ability
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Democracy 500BC -> Athens
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Citizens (Men over 14)
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Majority Votes
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Athens had Navy
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Spartans had Army
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Long walls from city --> Seaport Piraeus
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Allowed for trade and supplies
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Many died from plague:
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General of Athens: Pericles
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Never breached wall at first war
10 years --> truce due to death.
415 BC --> Athens helped allies on Syracuse (Owned by Sparta)
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Enlisted Persians as allies
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50 years --> Sparta defeated Athenian navy at:
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Navy destroyed --> People starved
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No army
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404 BC --> Surrendered
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Sparta became the most powerful --> (371 BC)
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Abolished Democracy
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Thebes revolted Battle of Leuctra --> Spartans lost
- Arts, Philosophy, Science
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Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle --> Basis of Philosophy
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Science:
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Math
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Medicine
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Engineering
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Athens first introduced
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Used globally now
Imitated throughout history
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Romans
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Renaissance
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U.S Supreme Court ETC
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People can see from all parts
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Invented drama, comedy, tragedy
- Drama
- Actors pretend to be character in a story
- Tragedy
- Person struggles and fail
- Comedy
- Story has happy ending
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Aristarchus --> Earth is round, rotates axis, around sun
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Hippocrates --> Diseases were natural
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Archimedes --> Principle of Pulley, screw, lever
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Hemophilias --> Blood ran through arteries
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Pythagoras --> First true Mathematician
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Strabo --> Wrote the first geography book.
- Literature
- Written works of group, time periods, culture
- Myth
- Stories about gods and heroes
- Epic
- Poems with heroic deeds
- Fable
- Story that teaches a lesson.
Famous was Illiad and Odyssey by Homer.
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Illiad --> Tells story of last year of Trojan war
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Odyssey --> Odysseus(Greek Solider) going home from war
Lyric --> Instrument from lyre + Poems
Fables --> Aesop
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Three Periods Sculpture
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Archaic --> 750-479 BC --> Rigid, symmetrical (no emotions)
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Classical --> 479-336 BC --> Natural, muscular
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Hellenistic --> 336-30BC --> Bold and dramatic
--> "Lovers of wisdom"
Studied: Maths, Physics, Science
Questioned Everyone and Everything
Socratic Method --> Teach by asking --> Think
Arrested and suicide for asking about gods
Book --> Republic
- Idea
- Rulers should be philosophers
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Platonic Love --> Impossible Love
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Student of Plato
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Didn't agree with all Plato said
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Founded school --> Lyceum
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Self-Control
- Tutor of Alexander The Great
"Wind direction determined sex of baby."
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Before Roman
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Cultures mixed
--> Conquered Greece
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Was assassinated by wife.
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Son of King Philip
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Conquered: Asia Minor, Persia, Egypt, Syria, Afghanistan, North India
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Died of fever: 323 BC --> Age 33
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Used Myths instead of Scientifc explaination
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Stories of Gods how the world works
--> Worshipped Nature(Pantheism)
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Gods had human traits
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Greeks pleased gods by temple


Malaysia Wolbachia trials: Battling dengue and other mosquito-borne viruses
by Press ReleaseAn international team of scientists have reported an effective and environmentally sustainable way to block the transmission of mosquito-borne dengue virus, in trials carried out in Malaysia.
The breakthrough has major implications for countries with hot climates such as island nations in the South Pacific to Saudi Arabia, Africa and South America, all of which experience dengue, Zika, yellow fever and chikungunya.
Using a strain of the bacteria Wolbachia, which inhibit mosquitoes from transmitting viruses to humans, researchers at the Universities of Melbourne and Glasgow and the Institute for Medical Research in Malaysia were able to successfully reduce cases of dengue at sites in Kuala Lumpur. Their data, published today in Current Biology, shows that mosquitoes carrying the wAlbB strain of Wolbachia, when released into the wild, had the effect of reducing the incidence of dengue cases by 40 per cent.
Previously, scientists including Professor Ary Hoffmann from the University of Melbourne, have carried out successful mosquito releases using a different strain of the Wolbachia bacteria, but while this strain was able to invade wild populations in some conditions, it did not appear to be suitable for use in the very hot conditions experienced in equatorial countries such as Malaysia.
Malaysia dengue update, Selangor urged to draft a long-term blueprint to combat dengue
Now, this international team of researchers from Melbourne, Glasgow and Malaysia has shown that the wAlbB strain of Wolbachia is stable and effective, even in daily peak temperatures of 36°Celsius and higher, as commonly experienced in areas of Malaysia where dengue is prevalent.
Professor Hoffmann, from Melbourne University’s Bio21 Institute, said the findings could make a difference to a number of countries who have dengue.
“This study provides us with a new Wolbachia strain for field release and highlights disease impact within a complex urban setting where dengue incidence rates are high,” he said. “The intervention succeeded despite ongoing pesticide applications and other challenges that can make it hard for the Wolbachia to become established. The approach holds promise not only in Malaysia but also in other countries.”
Dengue: ‘The rise in outbreaks this year is a wake-up call’
Each year there are around 90 million symptomatic cases of dengue, with severe disease in around 1 per cent of cases, including life-threatening haemorrhage or shock syndrome. In Malaysia alone, over 100,000 dengue cases were reported in 2016, with an annual cost estimated at $US175 million.
Researchers released batches of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes carrying the wAlbB strain of Wolbachia into the wild, in six different sites in greater Kuala Lumpur with high levels of dengue transmission. The Wolbachia carrying mosquitoes – both male and female – then went on to mate with the wild mosquito population, resulting in the spread and establishment of the virus-inhibiting bacteria. In some sites, Wolbachia-carrying mosquitoes were measured at over 90 per cent frequency more than a year after the mosquito releases ended.
The success of lowering dengue cases at these sites has led to a cessation of insecticide fogging in these areas, highlighting both the environmental and economic benefits of this method.
18 infections you can get from mosquitoes
Professor Steven Sinkins, from the MRC-University of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research, said the breakthrough is promising news for countries that endure mosquito-borne diseases.
“These findings show that we have a strain of Wolbachia that can be used to effectively reduce the number of dengue cases in very hot climates. The next step is to deploy this strain in more and larger sites, but we are now confident that this will become an effective way to control dengue on a large scale.”
Dengue in the Philippines: Outbreak slowing
Dengue in Brazil: 484,779 cases in Minas Gerais


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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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Gerenciamento de dependências
Play’s dependency management system allows you to express your application’s external dependencies in a single dependencies.yml
file.
A Play application can have three kinds of dependencies:
- The Play framework itself, since a Play application always depends on the Play framework.
- Any Java library, provided as JAR file installed in your application’s
lib/
directory. - A Play module (in fact an application fragment) installed in your application’s
modules/
directory.
Once you have expressed these dependencies in your application’s conf/dependencies.yml
file, Play will resolve, download and install all required dependencies.
Formato de dependências
A dependency is described by an organisation a name and a revision number. In the dependencies.yml
file you will write it like this:
organisation -> name revision
So, for instance version 1.0 of the Play PDF module is expressed like this:
play -> pdf 1.0
Sometimes the organisation name exactly matches the dependency name, as is the case for commons-lang:
commons-lang -> commons-lang 2.5
In this case, you can omit the organisation from the dependency declaration:
commons-lang 2.5
Dynamic revisions
The revision can be fixed (1.2, for instance) or dynamic. A dynamic revision expresses a range of allowed revisions.
For example:
[1.0,2.0]
matches all versions greater or equal to 1.0 and lower or equal to 2.0[1.0,2.0[
matches all versions greater or equal to 1.0 and lower than 2.0]1.0,2.0]
matches all versions greater than 1.0 and lower or equal to 2.0]1.0,2.0[
matches all versions greater than 1.0 and lower than 2.0[1.0,)
matches all versions greater or equal to 1.0]1.0,)
matches all versions greater than 1.0(,2.0]
matches all versions lower or equal to 2.0(,2.0[
matches all versions lower than 2.0
dependencies.yml
When you create a new Play application, a dependencies.yml
descriptor is automatically created in the conf/
directory:
# Application dependencies
require:
- play 1.2
The require
section list all dependencies needed by your application. Here the new application only depends on Play version 1.2. But let’s say your application needs Google Guava; you would have:
# Application dependencies
require:
- play 1.2
- com.google.guava -> guava r07
The ‘play dependencies’ command
To ask Play to resolve, download and install the new dependencies, run play dependencies
:
$ play dependencies
~ _ _
~ _ __ | | __ _ _ _| |
~ | '_ \| |/ _' | || |_|
~ | __/|_|\____|\__ (_)
~ |_| |__/
~
~ play! 1.2, http://www.playframework.org
~ framework ID is gbo
~
~ Resolving dependencies using ~/Documents/coco/conf/dependencies.yml,
~
~ com.google.guava->guava r07 (from mavenCentral)
~ com.google.code.findbugs->jsr305 1.3.7 (from mavenCentral)
~
~ Downloading required dependencies,
~
~ downloaded http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/com/google/guava/guava/r07/guava-r07.jar
~ downloaded http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/com/google/code/findbugs/jsr305/1.3.7/jsr305-1.3.7.jar
~
~ Installing resolved dependencies,
~
~ lib/guava-r07.jar
~ lib/jsr305-1.3.7.jar
~
~ Done!
~
Now Play has downloaded two JARs (guava-r07.jar, jsr305-1.3.7.jar) from the central Maven repository, and installed them into the application lib/
directory.
Why two jars, since we only declared one dependency? Because Google Guava has a transitive dependency. In fact this dependency is not really required and we would like to exclude it.
Transitive dependencies
By default, any transitive dependencies are automatically retrieved. But there are several ways to exclude them if needed.
1. You can disable transitive dependencies for a particular dependency:
# Application dependencies
require:
- play 1.2
- com.google.guava -> guava r07:
transitive: false
2. You can disable transitive dependencies for the whole project:
# Application dependencies
transitiveDependencies: false
require:
- play 1.2
- com.google.guava -> guava r07
3. You can exclude any specific dependency explicitely:
# Application dependencies
require:
- play 1.2
- com.google.guava -> guava r07:
exclude:
- com.google.code.findbugs -> *
Keep lib/ and modules/ directory in sync
Now if you run play dependencies
again, the findbugs dependency will be omitted:
$ play deps
~ _ _
~ _ __ | | __ _ _ _| |
~ | '_ \| |/ _' | || |_|
~ | __/|_|\____|\__ (_)
~ |_| |__/
~
~ play! 1.2, http://www.playframework.org
~ framework ID is gbo
~
~ Resolving dependencies using ~/Documents/coco/conf/dependencies.yml,
~
~ com.google.guava->guava r07 (from mavenCentral)
~
~ Installing resolved dependencies,
~
~ lib/guava-r07.jar
~
~ ********************************************************************
~ WARNING: Your lib/ and modules/ directories and not synced with
~ current dependencies (use --sync to automatically delete them)
~
~ Unknown: ~/Documents/coco/lib/jsr305-1.3.7.jar
~ ********************************************************************
~
~ Done!
~
However the jsr305-1.3.7.jar artifact downloaded before is still present in the application lib/
directory.
To keep the lib/
and modules/
directory synced with the dependency management system, you can specify the --sync
command to the dependencies
command:
play dependencies --sync
If you run this command again the unwanted JAR will be deleted.
When you deploy an application in production, you can reduce the size of its modules by removing module source code and documentation. You can do this by adding the --forProd
option to the command:
play dependencies --forProd
This removes the documentation/
, src/
, tmp/
, *sample*/
and *test*/
directories from each module.
Resolução de conflitos
Whenever two components need different revisions of the same dependency, the conflicts manager will choose one. The default is to keep the latest revision and to evict the others.
But there is an exception. When a core dependency of Play framework itself is involved in a conflict, the version available in $PLAY/framework/lib
is preferred. For instance, Play depends on commons-lang 2.5
. If your application requires commons-lang 3.0
:
# Application dependencies
require:
- play 1.2
- com.google.guava -> guava r07:
transitive: false
- commons-lang 3.0
Running play dependencies
will evict commons-lang 3.0
even if this version is newer:
play dependencies
~ _ _
~ _ __ | | __ _ _ _| |
~ | '_ \| |/ _' | || |_|
~ | __/|_|\____|\__ (_)
~ |_| |__/
~
~ play! 1.2, http://www.playframework.org
~ framework ID is gbo
~
~ Resolving dependencies using ~/Documents/coco/conf/dependencies.yml,
~
~ com.google.guava->guava r07 (from mavenCentral)
~
~ Some dependencies have been evicted,
~
~ commons-lang 3.0 is overriden by commons-lang 2.5
~
~ Installing resolved dependencies,
~
~ lib/guava-r07.jar
~
~ Done!
~
Also, note that dependencies already available in $PLAY/framework/lib
will not be installed in your application’s lib/
directory.
Sometimes you want to force a specific dependency version, either to override a core dependency or to choose another revision that the latest version available.
So you can specify the force
option on any dependency:
# Application dependencies
require:
- play 1.2
- com.google.guava -> guava r07:
transitive: false
- commons-lang 3.0:
force: true
Adicionando novos repositórios
By default, Play will search for JAR dependencies in the central Maven repository, and will search for Play modules in the central Play modules repository.
You can, of course, specify new custom repositories in the repositories
section:
# Application dependencies
require:
- play 1.2
- com.google.guava -> guava r07:
transitive: false
- commons-lang 3.0:
force: true
- com.zenexity -> sso 1.0
# My custom repositories
repositories:
- zenexity:
type: http
artifact: "http://www.zenexity.com/repo/[module]-[revision].zip"
contains:
- com.zenexity -> *
Using this configuration all dependencies of the com.zenexity
organisation will be retrieved and downloaded from a remote HTTP server.
Maven repositories
You can also add maven2-compatible repositories using the iBiblio
type, like this:
# Application dependencies
require:
- play
- play -> scala 0.8
- org.jbpm -> jbpm-persistence-jpa 5.0.0:
exclude:
- javassist -> javassist *
- org.hibernate -> hibernate-annotations *
- javax.persistence -> persistence-api *
repositories:
- jboss:
type: iBiblio
root: "http://repository.jboss.org/nexus/content/groups/public-jboss/"
contains:
- org.jbpm -> *
- org.drools -> *
Local repositories
Finally and probably foremost, you may want to define a repository that references local modules. With this scenario, dependencies work very much like application.conf
’s module resolution (now deprecated).
So given the following folder structure,
myplayapp/
myfirstmodule/
mysecondmodule/
The following myplayapp/conf/depencencies.yml
will achieve its goal.
# Application dependencies
require:
- play
- myfirstmodule -> myfirstmodule
- mysecondmodule -> mysecondmodule
repositories:
- My modules:
type: local
artifact: ${application.path}/../[module]
contains:
- myfirstmodule
- mysecondmodule
Note: don’t forget to run play dependencies myplayapp
.
Custom ivy settings
Play is using Ivy under the hood. If you require a special configuration such as setting a proxy, basic authentication for an internal maven nexus repository, you can edit the ivysettings.xml file. It is located in the .ivy2
folder in your home directory.
Example 1, you want Ivy to ignore checksums:
<!-- .ivy2/ivysettings.xml -->
<ivysettings>
<property name="ivy.checksums" value=""/>
</ivysettings>
Example 2, you want to use basic authentication:
<!-- .ivy2/ivysettings.xml -->
<ivysettings>
<credentials host="maven-repo.xxx" realm="Sonatype Nexus Repository Manager"
username="user" passwd="reallygreatpassword"/>
</ivysettings>
Example 3, reuse local maven repository and repository manager:
<!-- .ivy2/ivysettings.xml -->
<ivy-settings>
<!-- path to local maven repo and default maven layout -->
<property name="local-maven2-pattern"
value="${user.home}/.m2/repository/[organisation]/[module]/[revision]/[module]-[revision]"
override="false" />
<!-- set resolver chain as default -->
<settings defaultResolver="main" />
<!-- configure caches -->
<caches repositoryCacheDir="${user.home}/.ivy2/cache">
<!-- do not cache from local .m2-->
<cache name="nocache" useOrigin="true" />
<cache name="default" />
</caches>
<resolvers>
<chain name="main">
<!-- as this is not cached, even changing SNAPSHOT dependencies
are resolved correctly -->
<filesystem name="local-maven-2" m2compatible="true" local="true"
cache="nocache">
<ivy pattern="${local-maven2-pattern}.pom" />
<artifact pattern="${local-maven2-pattern}(-[classifier]).[ext]" />
</filesystem>
<!-- use repository manager as proxy to maven-central
(and all other repositories)-->
<ibiblio name="repomanager" m2compatible="true"
root="http://your.repomanager.intra/path/to/repo" cache="default"/>
</chain>
</resolvers>
</ivy-settings>
There are many things you can configure: see the Ivy settings documentation.
Clearing the Ivy cache
The Ivy cache can become corrupted, especially when using the http
type in the repositories section of conf/dependencies.yml
. If this happens, and dependency resolution does not work, you can clear the cache with the --clearcache
option.
$ play dependencies --clearcache
This is equivalent to rm -r ~/.ivy2/cache
.
Continuing the discussion
Next: Database evolutions.


Trading: Trades, Curves, Rating Tables, Add-on Tables, CSAs
Contains trades from the five major assets classes and also
functionality to use pricing curves, rating tables, CSAs and add-on tables. The
implementation follows an object oriented logic whereby each trade inherits from
more abstract classes while also the curves/tables are objects. There is a lot
of functionality focusing on the counterparty credit risk calculations however
the package can be used for trading applications in general.
| Version: |
1.1 |
| Imports: |
methods |
| Published: |
2016-11-20 |
| Author: |
Tasos Grivas |
| Maintainer: |
Tasos Grivas <info at openriskcalculator.com> |
| License: |
GPL-3 |
| URL: |
www.openriskcalculator.com |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| CRAN checks: |
Trading results |
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
Linking:
Please use the canonical form
https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=Trading
to link to this page.


fun setFile(file: File): <ERROR CLASS>
Overrides IFileStreamerBuilder.setFile
Set destination file.
file - where to write date
file


class Species
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) double |
averageFitness |
(package private) Configuration |
configuration |
(package private) boolean |
finalised |
(package private) int |
generationsWithoutImprovement |
(package private) java.util.ArrayList<Genome> |
genomes |
(package private) double |
maxFitness |
(package private) Genome |
representativeGenome |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Species(Genome representativeGenome,
double maxFitness,
int generationsWithoutImprovement,
Configuration configuration)
Creates a new empty Species.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) boolean |
addGenome(Genome genome)
Attempts to add a Genome to the Species.
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(package private) void |
calculateAverageFitness()
Calculates the adjusted fitnesses for all Genomes in the species and sums them together to create the
adjusted fitness sum specified by the NEAT algorithm (i.e.
|
(package private) Genome |
cull()
Remove the weakest 50% of Genomes in the Species and return the Genome with the highest fitness.
|
(package private) double |
getAverageFitness()
Get the average fitness (aka the adjusted fitness sum) of the Species.
|
(package private) int |
getGenerationsWithoutImprovement()
Get the number of generations since this Species last improved it's maximum fitness.
|
(package private) java.util.ArrayList<Genome> |
getGenomes()
Get the list of all Genomes in the Species.
|
(package private) double |
getMaxFitness()
Get the maximum fitness attained by any member of the Species.
|
(package private) boolean |
isFinalised()
Check if the Species has been finalised yet.
|
(package private) Genome |
produceOffspring(boolean crossover,
InnovationManager iManager)
Creates an offspring Genome bred from members of this Species.
|
Genome representativeGenome
java.util.ArrayList<Genome> genomes
double averageFitness
boolean finalised
double maxFitness
int generationsWithoutImprovement
Configuration configuration
Species(Genome representativeGenome, double maxFitness, int generationsWithoutImprovement, Configuration configuration)
representativeGenome
- The Genome that will be used to test other Genomes for their compatibility with this Species.maxFitness
- The maximum fitness attained by a member of the Species so far.generationsWithoutImprovement
- The number of generations since this Species last improved it's maximum fitness.configuration
- A Configuration object containing the parameters required by the NEAT algorithm.boolean addGenome(Genome genome)
genome
- The Genome to add.java.util.ArrayList<Genome> getGenomes()
void calculateAverageFitness()
double getAverageFitness()
double getMaxFitness()
int getGenerationsWithoutImprovement()
boolean isFinalised()
Genome produceOffspring(boolean crossover, InnovationManager iManager)
crossover
- If true, two random members will be bred with each other, otherwise a single member will be bred with itself.iManager
- The InnovationManager to use when selecting innovation numbers as part of the breeding process.Genome cull()


Warehouse Freightman Murdoc:
Welcome to the Iron Gate Guild. I'm Murdoc, a member of the guild that prides itself on having the longest history and being the largest among the 6 guilds! We have wharehouses in all the cities in this land! Hahaha!
The Iron Gate can deliver and receive cargo from anywhere!
"I want to learn a skill."
Quest


Last updated: 2018-03-18
Code version: 5f57a24
Researchers analysis 399 var sequences (number varies from 39 to 63)from seven P.falciparum genomes (3D7,HB3,DD2,IT,IGH,RAJ116 and PFCLIN), including four Asian, two African and one Central American isolate. Authors redefine and reassess the identification and classification of var genes. In addition, a novel iterative homology detection method is proposed and is potentially applicable any other compositional analysis for protein or gene families.
This graphic is adapted from original paper
Figure1.A is a schematic representation of structure of var gene locus. It begins \(5'\)UTR and ends \(3'UTR\). It has two exons, containing the combination of DBL and CIDR domains and ATS respectively. It also has NTS and TM region. Distance tree analysis confirmed the grouping of DBL into six major classes(\(\alpha, \beta,\gamma, \delta,\epsilon\) and \(\zeta\)) and cysteine rich interdomain regions(CIDR) of five
different classes(\(\alpha, \beta, \gamma,\delta\) and \(pam\)). NTS sequences are divided into three classes, NTSA, NTSB and NTSpam while ATS sequences are divided into ATSA, ATSB, ATSPAM, ATSvar1, and ATSvar3. Moreover, UPS could be identified with these subgroups: UPSA1-2,UPSB1-4,UPSC1-2,UPSE, and additional UPSA3, UPSB5-7. var 1, var 3 and var2csa are three most conserved var genes, and UPSE only is found in var2csa, shown in Figure1.C.
From Figure1.B, we could see there are four components in these var genes, among them, component 1(DBL\(\alpha\) and CIDR\(\alpha\)) occurs \(~95\%\) of var genes, follows with component 3.
Based on Figure1.D, DBD domain is divided into three structural subdomains, and CIDR is divided into two subdomains(previously studies show three subdomains). The numbered blocks represents the core homology blocks in all DBL (HB2,3,4,5)and CIDR domains(HB1,8) or both domain(HB1).
This graphic is adapted from original paper
Figure 2 tells us the basic composition and other information about each subdomain in DBL and CIDR. Regarding average sequence length, DBL has much longer sequences than CIDR significantly, regarding observation values, whole observation values between DBL and CIDR are similar. One noteworthy point is most of the \(DBL\delta\) sequences could not be subclassified, same as \(CIDR\beta\). In addition, most classes could be linked to one specific UPS class.
In conclusion, this classification is based on domain similarities averaged over the whole domains. The validity of the classification must be experimentally tested further.
This graphic is adapted from original paper
A PfEMP1 domain cassette is defined as a var gene sequence encoding two or more DBL or CIDR domains with subclasses that could be predicted from each other. The three conserved var genes var 1, var 3 and var2csa , all encoding unique DBL domains, are present in all seven genomes, except var 3 which is not in HB3 and IGH. The domain composition variation within these three genes highlight the importance of ectopic recombination for the generation of PfEMP1 diversity.
Result also shows there is no basic difference between PfEMP1 repertoires around the world. Var2CASA and its relevance in pregnancy malaria is well established, apart from that , some studies emphasize the importance of group A PfEMP1 in severe malaria, and often the particularly group A domain cassette 5.
This method is potentially applicable to any other protein dataset, and would be suitable for compositional analysis of other frequently recombining gene families. Homology blocks(HB) cover on average 83% of a PfEMP1 sequence. The HB analysis also revealed a recombination hotspot between subdomain S2 and S3 in DBL domains (around HB2). The homology blocks were numbered according to the frequency in the seven genome dataset, with the most frequent being HB number one.
VarDom server provides a chance to classify related homology blocks and domains after submitting a new sequence into it.
Actually writer also mention the composition of HBs in DBL, CIDR, NTS and ATS, I am not that interested, especially when they introduce the crystal structure of this genes.
Let’s focus on the novel iterative homology detection method:
A serial iterative approach was employed, where per iteration could generate only one homology block, the most conserved sequence in the database. Subsequently the members of the selected homology block were removed from the database to avoid overlap in the following iteration. Three steps are implemented to uncover the most conserved homology block:
Up to 100 different seed sequences were roughly selected using BLAST, each to potentially form a homology block. Ungapped BLAST was initially used to select seed sequences. These seed sequences should only cover one homology block each. Then normal gapped BLAST was used to detect homology which had escaped from the ungapped BLAST.
Starting from a single query sequence selected in step 1. HMMs were built by iterative HMMer (iHMMer) algorithm using the HMMer package. The results from iHMMer consists of a multiple sequence alignment defining an HMM, where the HMM can refind the exact definition sequences.
One optimized homology block was finally selected, by taking into account both the number of hits as a measure of conservation, but also how many times the same block occurred, as a measure of how well parameter space had been sampled for that specific homology block, and thus how likely it was that the block was optimal.
This graphic is adapted from text S2 in original paper’s supporting materials
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Database Write Through
Problem
How do I update a value in a database and create an associated event with at-least-once guarantees?
This pattern is a specialization of the Event Source Connector that guarantees that all state changes represented in an event source, including changes to tables in an event streaming platform, are captured in an event streaming platform.
Solution Pattern
Write to a database table, which is the Event Source. Then set up streaming Change Data Capture (CDC) on that table to continuously ingest any changes—inserts, updates, deletes—into an Event Stream in Kafka. Typically, Kafka Connect is used for this step in combination with an appropriate Event Source Connector for the database. See Confluent Hub for a list of available connectors.
The events in stream can then be consumed by Event Processing Applications. Additionally, the event stream can be read into a Projection Table, for example with ksqlDB, so that it can be queried by other applications.
Example Implementation
TODO: Example for CDC?
Considerations
- The processing guarantees (cf. "Guaranteed Delivery") to choose from—e.g., at-least-once, exactly-once—for the CDC data flow depend on the selected Kafka connector.
- There is a certain delay until changes in the source database table are available in the CDC-ingested event stream. The amount of the delay depends on a variety of factors, including the features and configuration of the event source connector. In many typical scenarios the delay is less than a few seconds.
- In terms of their data model, events typically require the row key to be used as the Kafka event key (aka record/message key), which is the only way to ensure all events for the same DB table row go to the same Kafka topic-partition and are thus totally ordered. They also typically model deletes as tombstone events, i.e. an event with a non-null key and a null value. By ensuring totally ordered events for each row, consumers see an eventually-consistent representation of these events for each row.
References
- TODO: Pointers to Confluent Source connector(s)?
- TODO: What about well known CDC providers, like Debizium?


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@mixin assert()
Define a CSS-output assertion.
Assertions are used inside the test()
mixin
to define the expected results of the test.
- The
assert()
mixin is a wrapper, and should contain oneoutput()
block and oneexpect()
block as nested contents. - These three mixins together describe a single
assert-equal
comparison on output CSS. The compiled CSS-results of theoutput()
mixin will be compared against the results of theexpect()
mixin. - When using Mocha/Jest integration, the output comparison is automated –
otherwise you will have to compare the output manually.
Using
git diff
is a great way to watch for changes in output.
Parameters
$description: null (string)
Description of the assertion being tested.
A null
of false
value generates a default description.
@content (code block)
Use `output()` and `expect()` mixins to define blocks for comparison
Example
@include true.test('Sass math compiles before output') {
@include true.assert('You can also describe the assertion...') {
@include true.output {
width: 14em + 2;
}
@include true.expect {
width: 16em;
}
}
}
/* Test: Sass math compiles before output */
/* ASSERT: You can also describe the assertion... */
/* OUTPUT */
.test-output {
width: 16em;
}
/* END_OUTPUT */
/* EXPECTED */
.test-output {
width: 16em;
}
/* END_EXPECTED */
/* END_ASSERT */
/* */
Requires
$output (bool) [private]
@mixin output()
Describe the test content to be evaluated
against the paired expect()
block.
Assertions are used inside the test()
mixin
to define the expected results of the test.
- The
output()
mixin requires a content block, and should be nested inside theassert()
mixin along with a singleexpect()
block. - These three mixins together describe a single
assert-equal
comparison on output CSS. The compiled CSS-results of theoutput()
mixin will be compared against the results of theexpect()
mixin. - When using Mocha/Jest integration, the output comparison is automated –
otherwise you will have to compare the output manually.
Using
git diff
is a great way to watch for changes in output.
Parameters
$selector: true (bool)
Optionally wrap the contents in a .test-output
selector block,
so you can test property-value output directly.
@content (code block)
Define the test content to be checked
Example
@include true.test('Sass math compiles before output') {
@include true.assert {
@include true.output {
width: 14em + 2;
}
@include true.expect {
width: 16em;
}
}
}
/* Test: Sass math compiles before output */
/* ASSERT: */
/* OUTPUT */
.test-output {
width: 16em;
}
/* END_OUTPUT */
/* EXPECTED */
.test-output {
width: 16em;
}
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/* END_ASSERT */
/* */
@mixin expect()
Describe the expected results of the paired output()
block.
The expect()
mixin requires a content block,
and should be nested inside the assert()
mixin,
along with a single output()
block.
Assertions are used inside the test()
mixin
to define the expected results of the test.
- These three mixins together describe a single
assert-equal
comparison on output CSS. The compiled CSS-results of theoutput()
mixin will be compared against the results of theexpect()
mixin. - When using Mocha/Jest integration, the output comparison is automated –
otherwise you will have to compare the output manually.
Using
git diff
is a great way to watch for changes in output.
Parameters
$selector: true (bool)
Optionally wrap the contents in a .test-output
selector block,
so you can test property-value output directly.
@content (code block)
Define the expected results of a sibling `output()` mixin
Example
@include true.test('Sass math compiles before output') {
@include true.assert {
@include true.output {
width: 14em + 2;
}
@include true.expect {
width: 16em;
}
}
}
/* Test: Sass math compiles before output */
/* ASSERT: */
/* OUTPUT */
.test-output {
width: 16em;
}
/* END_OUTPUT */
/* EXPECTED */
.test-output {
width: 16em;
}
/* END_EXPECTED */
/* END_ASSERT */
/* */
@mixin contains()
Describe the expected results of the paired output()
block.
The contains()
mixin requires a content block,
and should be nested inside the assert()
mixin,
along with a single output()
block.
Assertions are used inside the test()
mixin
to define the expected results of the test.
- These three mixins together describe a single
comparison on output CSS.
The compiled CSS-results of the
contains()
mixin will be compared against the results of theoutput()
mixin to see if all of thecontains
CSS is within theoutput
CSS. - When using Mocha/Jest integration, the output comparison is automated –
otherwise you will have to compare the output manually.
Using
git diff
is a great way to watch for changes in output.
Parameters
$selector: true (bool)
Optionally wrap the contents in a .test-output
selector block,
so you can test property-value output directly.
@content (code block)
Define the expected results of a sibling `output()` mixin
Example
@include true.test('Sass math compiles before output') {
@include true.assert {
@include true.output {
height: 100%;
width: 14em + 2;
}
@include true.contains {
width: 16em;
}
}
}
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/* ASSERT: */
/* OUTPUT */
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height: 100%;
width: 16em;
}
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/* CONTAINED */
.test-output {
width: 16em;
}
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This documentation aims to provide the user of TiledViz with basic knowledge about the interface and how to use it.
The tiles may contain an image, a video, or other kind of visual data.
On the left side of the tile, the black vertical zone enables to interact with the environment. It will be called the “hitbox” in the following.
Its color changes according to the current action :
| Color | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Dark red | The mouse is over the tile (only with desktop browsers). |
| Red | The tile is selected to be swapped with another one. |
| Green | The tile is selected for zoom mode or master-slave mode. |
On the right side, a vertical blank zone is designed to show the stickers of the tiles. These are colored squares representing filters or tags given to the tile. Each time they are shown, a legend is also displayed at the top of the screen.
At the bottom left corner, a hand-shaped icon is dedicated to drag and drop actions.
Its color changes according to the current state of the tile:
| Color | Icon | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| White | The tile may be drag-and-dropped. | |
| Green | The tile is currently draggable. | |
| Gray | Drag-and-drop is not available at this time. |
For the movements, the animation and animation speeds can be defined in the config file.
The tiles are not exactly swapped, rather, the second one is moved next to the first one, and the neighbouring tiles are re-arranged to preserve the coherence of the data. This action can be undone with the “Undo” button of the Global menu.
| Action | Behaviour on desktop browser | Behaviour on WildOS |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Hover over the first tile. | The hitbox becomes dark red. | The hitbox stays black (the cursor is not detected by design). |
| 2. Click on the hitbox. | It becomes red. | It becomes red. |
| 3. Hover over the second tile. | Its hitbox becomes dark red. | Its hitbox stays black. |
| 4. Click on the hitbox of the second tile. | Done ! | Done ! |
This can be done when selecting the little hand at the bottom left corner of the tile and moving it to its destination. Like with the swap, the two tiles become contiguous, rather than really swapping their position.
When drag and dropping a transparent tile, the tile is ovelapped on the underlaying tile, enabling the user to compare data by transparency.
Options in config_default.js
as well as in the option menu enable to unload the tile when dragging (“Move only a
border”) or to move them along a grid (“Move on grid”).
The two last options in the individual menu of each tile allow the user to swap the line (resp. column) of this tile with another line (resp. column) by clicking the same button on a tile of the destination line (resp. column). See documentation on these icons (in the Tile menu section) for more information.
The menu lies on the left side of the interface. For each option or item in the global menu, the tag menu or the tile menu, the icon will appear white if the option is not selected or used, and grey if it is selected. To select a menu item, you have to click on it. If you entered an option and do not wish anymore to go further with it, clicking on the grey icon will exit it.
Type keywords in the research bar, they will be matched with a list of keywords extracted from the meta-data of the tiles. Auto-completion is enabled for this field. The “&” can be used to combine several keywords. Upon hitting “Enter”, the tiles corresponding to the keywords are moved to the top, and little stickers appears on their right side to show to which keyword(s) they fit. The legend for the colors is shown at the top right of the interface.
Click on the icon clear all the selections on the session.
Click on the icon will reorganize the grid and show the next page of tiles below.
Shows little rotation icons for each tile (only activated with a touch table or a tablet if it is detected).
Refresh all the nodes with their original sources.
Tags are representation of metadata of each tile.
You can sort, select, hide or delete tiles with them in this menu. And you manage them : add or remove tags
See below in Tags menu section.
Actions are specific functions programmed with each tilesets.
Action functions are programmed in the case python script for CONNECTION TileSets only.
You can programm change of the source and with the first button it will force TiledViz to update
the list of nodes and the metadata (title, tags, ...).
All zoom functions on tiles : Global, master-slave, fast zoom.
All management functions : Draws, save, options, help.
Clicking on this icon displays the title (or name) of each tile at their upper right corner, if this feature is not activated by default in the Settings menu.
In this menu, you can write information or draw on each tile. You can sort with column or lines with one tile.
See below in Tile menu section.
Cancel/Redo and buttons
Up and Down buttons : all the grid will switch a line.
For up button, the first line will go to be the last one and for down it will be the last one wich appear at the first line position.
This icon opens the tag menu and shows the tags on the tiles, and the legend of already present tags. It allows further operations on the tags.
Click on the tag in the legend, it will get a red border. Then, you have to click on the hitbox of the tile to see the tag appear on its right side.
Click on the sticker to remove a single tag from a tile.
Click on this icon, then on a tag in the legend. All the tiles bearing this tag (as displayed by their stickers) will be moved towards the upper left corner of the grid.
Click on this icon, then a menu for sort order appear. Default order is ascendant. Client to descendant button to change it for next alignTags action.
Click on this button then click on a tag to hide all nodes with this tag. Click again on this button an a tag and unhide all nodes with this other tag.
Suppress all nodes with selected tags.
All suppressed nodes are not saved if save button is clicked in global menu.
Click the zoom or MS global menu icon, then click on tag menu to enable tag selection with this icon. Click on a tag in the legend. All the tiles bearing this tag (as displayed by their green hitbox) will be selected for the first action.
Link actual selection to a tag after click on this button.
Build union of tiles of multiple tags in a new Sel# tag. If you click any other tag tools, it close the actuel multiple tags selection.
Prompts a text field to enter the name of the new tag. Please avoid to insert special characters, they should be treated and replaced, but it may cause further problems.
Click on this icon, then on the tag to remove in the legend. The tag will disappear, as well as the corresponding stickers on the tiles.
Clicking on this icon will remove all the tags and the stickers.
Clicking on this icon will open a palette. You can click on a tag and change its colors by choosing a new on in the palette.
Once the zoom interface with all the tiles appears, you can then move them all at once.
After clicking on this icon, select the tiles you wish to zoom on. To select them, click on the corresponding hitbox on the left of the tile, it will become green, meaning that the tile has correctly been selected.
Then, click on the button to expand the view to only the selected nodes.
To go back to the initial view, click again on the button .
This mode enables to control all selected tiles using one of them as a controller. It gives a parallel interaction on iteractive tiles without any adaptation on the TileSet case.
Every move or key hit on the Master Tile will be replicated on other chosen tiles.
Note that keyboard will work only after user has given the hand to the master tile by clicking on the title bar or on the grey part on the sides.
To chose tiles, click on the hitbox, that will become green. then, click on the button to activate master-slave mode on this selection.
Adds a Zoom icon at the bottom right corner of each tile: when clicked, the tile is magnified.
This menu is used to manage draws reported by the draw on a tile button in draw menu.
A tabular is given for each reported draw with the number of the origin of the draw in first column and the number of clones on all nodes reporting on second column.
If you click on the first check box, it will erase the draw and all its clones and the second check box will only hide all the draws.
Upon clicking on this button, the notes written for each tile, the tags and the position of the tiles are saved in an auxiliary file which can later be reopened to continue the session or to be used as a starting point for the next.
This icon opens the settings menu, that will allow (in the next versions) to change on the fly some parameters of the application.
Creates at the top of each tile hitbox a green square bearing its initial number on the grid. Clicking on it unloads the content of the tile (the square becomes red, clicking on it again reloads the content), which could allow for better performance.
Below: on the left, an “on” tile: green square, content loaded; on the right, an “off” tile: red square, content unloaded.
All off-nodes are not saved if save button is clicked in global menu.
Note: May conflict with the QR codes option, since their icons are both located at the bottom right corner of the tiles.
Adds a QR code at the bottom right corner of each tile: when scanned with a tablet, the tablet will show the zoomed tile.
Note: May conflict with the individual zoom option, since their icons are both located at the bottom right corner of the tiles.
The first icon opens the Tile menu on each tile, and gives access to its options.
Clicking on this icon makes the related tile transparent, and will allow (in a next version) to overlay it on other tiles to enhance various phenomenons or to compare data.
Creates a post-it on the tile to write observations on its content. Post-its are saved when the user clicks on the “Save” icon of the Global menu.
Draw menu is explained on section below.
Click on the icon on a tile of the first column to be swapped, this column will then appear with a green border. Then click on the icon on a tile of the second column, to swap the two selected set of tiles. Depending on the configuration of TiledViz, an animation may be shown.
Click on the icon on a tile of the first line to be swapped, this line will then appear with a yellow border. Then click on the icon on a tile of the second line, to swap the two selected set of tiles. Depending on the configuration of TiledViz, an animation may be shown.
Opens the draw menu and enables drawing on the tile, to enhance a phenomenon for example. This fonction is more suited to static images.
Opens a pop-up window with a color wheel, allowing the user to select a suitable color.
Enables to change the width of the drawing.
Erases the drawing and let the user start again.
Prompts a window to save the drawing. Only the lines drawn on the tile will be saved, a script is then provided to combine the original image and the drawing (still in progress), maybe another smoother solution will be found later.
Rescale the draw to be printed on the tile in grid view mode.
Report the draw on all tiles to simplify comparisons in grid view mode.
Clicking on this button cancels the last movement of tiles ; if the last user-made move involved several intermediate states, it will be necessary to click multiple times on the button to cancel this action.
Like with the “Undo last action”, the user will have to repeat clicking on this icon if they wishes to redo a move composed of multiple individuals moves.
Moves the grid one row up (to use when scrolling is not available, ie with WildOS).
Moves the grid one row down (to use when scrolling is not available, ie with WildOS).
The Dark color theme corresponds to light text on a dark background, and is more suited to be displayed on Mandelbrot, whereas the Light mode is black on white, more confortable on desktops. Those themes are applied for the option menu and the help page.
Opens the help page; to close it, click again on the interrogation mark.
A default configuration is loaded by TiledViz from the config_default.js
file. It contains the following parameters
* Colors: for the different stickers (for filters and tags), and markers of state (selected tile, tile to be zoomed, …)
* Tile configuration: how to use the parameters contained in tiles.js
* Behavioural constants: number of tiles, of columns, should they be fixed, spaces between tiles, …
In order to specify custom parameters and to enhance the user experience, it is possible to add in the Case folder a copy of config_default.js
(to be named config.js
). It is not mandatory to add in this custom file all the parameters from the default configuration file, but one has to be cautious of the syntax when writing those custom parameters.
In config_default.js |
In config.js |
Result in TiledViz |
|---|---|---|
param_1 = value_1 |
param_1 = value_2 |
param_1 = value_2 |
param_1 = value_1 |
Nothing or no config.js |
param_1 = value_1 |


You head East and end up back in the First Hall. You see all the people you heard talking from the Store Room, and they see you. They grab you and knock you out.
You stay there for what seems like weeks. All they give you for sustenance is moldy bread and dirty water. How long are they going to keep me here, you say to yourself one day.
One of the guards walks over to your cell. "Don't worry," he says. "We won't be keeping you much longer. I hear they will be executing you soon." Oh, thanks, you say sarcastically to the guard. "Oh yeah," the guard says before walking away. "This is for you." He tosses a compass at you and laughs as he walks away.


Deluminate is an extension for Google Chrome (and Chromium) that inverts the luminance of websites to make them easier on the eyes.
Warning: because of the way this extension inverts the luminance of rendered pages, it may cause noticeable slowdowns for some users. If this happens, you may prefer another extension that uses custom CSS to set the default background and text color of web pages.
Details
Invert the brightness of the web without changing the colors! Useful as a night mode to darken most bright web sites (like Google), or just for making the web soothing black instead of glaring white. Similar to the "High Contrast" extension by Google, but tries not to ruin images by blowing out the contrast or changing the colors. It also offers a low-contrast mode and three strategies for dealing with images, configurable on a per-domain basis!
Invert Everything
In this mode, the luminance is inverted on everything, including all images.
Keep Images Normal
In this mode, the plugin tries to avoid inverting the luminance on all images. Useful for websites that make strange decisions about image types (e.g., using PNGs for photos).
Smart Invert Images
The default--this mode tries to intelligently choose whether images should be inverted or not based on the following criteria:
- Avoid inverting videos.
- Since PNGs and GIFs are often used as stylistic elements and logos, they are typically safe to invert without looking strange.
- Other images (in particular JPEGs) are typically photos that are often unrecognizable when inverted, so avoid inverting these.
Low Contrast
This mode does not invert the luminance of the site. It only lowers the contrast. Useful for sites that are mostly dark but have large, bright sections that are distracting.
Dim
This mode does not invert the luminance of the site. It lowers the brightness only.
Installation
The latest release is always available on the Chrome Web Store. Search for "Deluminate". Deluminate always supports the latest stable version Chome.


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Filter: All | Submitted | Accepted | Rejected | Waiting list | Declined | RSVP: waiting | RSVP: confirmed | RSVP: rejected
Change the status of selected applications to: Choose status Application submitted Application accepted Application rejected Application on waiting list Applicant declined
Showing {{ applications|length }} application{{ applications|length|pluralize }} out of {{ all_applications_count }}, selected: 0
Nothing to see here...


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Chris and I air out our NRDy Laundry for PSVR, Nintendo Switch, upcoming movies, and more.
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Stay Nerdy, my friends :)


Thailand asks farmers not to grow off-season rice on drought worries
BANGKOK (Reuters) - The Thai government has asked farmers in 22 provinces to not grow off-season rice, as the country braced for a dry spell amid low water levels in main reservoirs.
Thailand, the world’s second-largest rice exporter after India, will not have enough water to grow the crop in some 960,000 hectares of rice fields around the Chao Phraya River basin in the coming months, authorities said on Monday.
Water in the country’s four main reservoirs covering the 22 provinces currently stood at 5.4 billion cubic meter, a level lower than 12 billion a year earlier, said Thaweesak Thanadachophol, deputy director-general of the Royal Irrigation Department.
“That’s enough for consumption but not for off-reason rice growing,” Thaweesak said.
“So we’ve asked farmers not to grow rice.”
Off-season rice growing usually starts in November and harvest begins in February. Thailand entered a dry season on Nov. 1, which is expected to last through to April 30 next year.
Last month, the cabinet approved a series of drought management measures, including drilling groundwater wells and making artificial rain.


Pope urges ‘prudent' choices as hospital weathers new storm
VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope Francis has urged the Vatican's pediatric hospital to make "prudent" choices as it expands to welcome more patients.
In the wake of a new investment scandal that led to the ouster of a top manager, Francis held a special audience for Bambino Gesu staff and patients Saturday to mark the hospital's 150th anniversary.
Hospital president Mariella Enoc referred to recent "tortuous" efforts to balance the hospital's needs and resources, and thanked Francis for supporting her "in the most difficult moment" of her tenure.
Enoc fired her top manager in July, reportedly after he made ill-advised real estate investments.
Francis referred to "many difficulties" at the hospital, and asked that going forward it makes "choices that are courageous and rigorous and at the same time generous and prudent."
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