MAPSCRN(8) International Support MAPSCRN(8) NAME mapscrn - load screen output mapping table SYNOPSIS mapscrn [-v] [-o map.orig] mapfile DESCRIPTION The mapscrn command is obsolete - its function is now built-in into set‐ font. However, for backwards compatibility it is still available as a separate command. The mapscrn command loads a user defined output character mapping table into the console driver. The console driver may be later put into use user-defined mapping table mode by outputting a special escape sequence to the console device. This sequence is <esc>(K for the G0 character set and <esc>)K for the G1 character set. When the -o option is given, the old map is saved in map.orig. USE There are two kinds of mapping tables: direct-to-font tables, that give a font position for each user byte value, and user-to-unicode tables that give a unicode value for each user byte. The corresponding glyph is now found using the unicode index of the font. The command mapscrn trivial sets up a one-to-one direct-to-font table where user bytes directly address the font. This is useful for fonts that are in the same order as the character set one uses. A command like mapscrn 8859-2 sets up a user-to-unicode table that assumes that the user uses ISO 8859-2. INPUT FORMAT The mapscrn command can read the map in either of two formats: 1. 256 or 512 bytes binary data 2. two-column text file Format (1) is a direct image of the translation table. The 256-bytes tables are direct-to-font, the 512-bytes tables are user-to-unicode tables. Format (2) is used to fill the table as follows: cell with off‐ set mentioned in the first column is filled with the value mentioned in the second column. When values larger than 255 occur, or values are written using the U+xxxx notation, the table is assumed to be a user-to- unicode table, otherwise it is a direct-to-font table. Values in the file may be specified in one of several formats: 1. Decimal: String of decimal digits not starting with '0' 2. Octal: String of octal digits beginning with '0'. 3. Hexadecimal: String of hexadecimal digits preceded by "0x". 4. Unicode: String of four hexadecimal digits preceded by "U+". 5. Character: Single character enclosed in single quotes. (And the binary value is used.) Note that blank, comma, tab character and '#' cannot be specified with this format. 6. UTF-8 Character: Single (possibly multi-byte) UTF-8 character, enclosed in single quotes. Note that control characters (with codes < 32) cannot be re-mapped with mapscrn because they have special meaning for the driver. FILES /usr/share/consoletrans is the default directory for screen mappings. SEE ALSO setfont(8) AUTHOR Copyright (C) 1993 Eugene G. Crosser<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This software and documentation may be distributed freely. Local 20 March 1993 MAPSCRN(8)


Based on
Gridcannon
by Tom Francis.
Check link for instructions.
options
OPTIONS
Display
Highlight playable cards
Show help
Show hover tips
Rules
Maximum value card
10
9
8
Number of Joker pairs
2
1
0
Number of Blue Jokers
2
1
0
On build, place cards
anywhere
in order
Place enemies
anywhere
near most similar card
When adding cards to deck
don't shuffle
shuffle new cards
shuffle whole deck
On pile reset, jokers
remain
are removed
On pile reset, aces
remain
are removed
Jokers try to go
anywhere
to same color
Aces try to go
anywhere
to same color
to same suit
Attacks
can remove armor
must kill enemy
Automation
Auto-draw from main deck
Tap 'space' to make a forced move
Start New Game
Close


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I am a creative, hard-working and an inquisitive individual who’s always willing to learn new things adapt to things fast. I am an excellent team worker with good interpersonal skills. I’m known to conduct my work in an organized manner, achieving targets and goals backed by excellent time management.
Trainee React and Spring Boot Developer – Informatics International (PVT) LTD 17th Oct 2018 – Present
G.C.E ADVANCED LEVEL (English MEDIUM) – 2017
| Subject & Results | Subject & Results |
|---|---|
| General IT – A (2016) | ICT – C |
| Accountancy – A | Business Studies - B |
| General English - A |
G.C.E ORDINARY LEVEL – 2014
| Subject & Results | Subject & Results | Subject & Results |
|---|---|---|
| English - A | Mathematics - B | Commerce - A |
| Religion - A | Info Technology (IT) -A | Science - C |
| Sinhala - C | Arabic Literature - C | History - C |
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Societies :


How it works
This is a breast cancer classifier, it uses Convolutional Neural Networks to analyse
the different views of the mammography screening. It outputs the probability of belonging to a BI-RADS class (0, 1 or 2).
BI-RADS CLASSIFICATION
BI-RADS 0: Additional imaging evaluation and/or comparison to prior mammograms is needed.
BI-RADS 1: Negative. There’s no significant abnormality to report.
BI-RADS 2: This is also a negative mammogram result (there’s no sign of cancer), but the radiologist chooses to describe a finding known to be benign, such as benign calcifications, lymph nodes in the breast, or calcified fibroadenomas.
Model architecture
The model computes the output in two stages. In the first stage, a number of convolutional
and pooling layers is separately applied to each of the
views. View specific representations are concatenated to form a vector.
The vector is the input to the fully connected layer followed by a softmax to output the probability of belonging to each BI-RADS class.


Drag and release sliders to filter data. Click toggle to activate or deactivate filtering by distances from Points A or B. Drag point A and point B around the map. Created by David Mora for cs448b in Fall 2017


Dynamic Java
A key part of MDW's support for cloud deployments and "Platform as a Service" architecture
is the ability to execute dynamic Java transparently in both local and remote environments.
Dynamic Java workflow assets help provide this capability.
For a detailed walkthrough of MDW Cloud development,
see the MDW Cloud Cookbook.
Background
Dynamic Java takes advantage of the runtime compilation and execution framework built into JDK >= 1.6.
Compiled class definitions are lazily cached in the CompiledJavaCache as specified in the application cache configuration.
An important aspect of the Dynamic Java is that it enables you to transparently edit Java Code in a local
or remote environment without needing to redeploy or restart your server. You can also debug your code without
regard to where the workflow is hosted, setting breakpoints and viewing/changing variable values during process execution.
For MDW running in Cloud Mode,
there is no client-app Jar or War, so Dynamic Java is used to implement Custom Activities, Event Handlers and Variable Translators.
Other capabilities that can be implemented in Dynamic Java include Activity/Adapter/Process/Service Monitors, Scheduled Jobs,
Cache Services, Startup Services, and custom JSON or XML based service implementations that can be exposed through any of the supported MDW protocols
(SOAP, REST, TIBCO Bus, etc). For Manual Tasks Dynamic Java customizations include Manual Task custom Routing Strategies, AutoAssign Strategies,
Prioritization Strategies, SubTask Strategies and Task Notifiers.
Usage
To create a custom Dynamic Java Activity Implementor or Event Handler, use the appropriate Eclipse wizards and select Dynamic Java for the code generation option.
For other types of custom code, you can create a Dynamic Java asset by right-clicking on the desired workflow package location in Process Explorer
view and selecting New > Java Source. Then you can customize the generated skeleton code.
Note: If your workflow project is remote or cloud-based and it's the first time you've edited Java content in the project, you'll
be prompted to select a version of the MDW Framework Jars to download (see screenshot below). Your workflow project
will be converted to include the Java facet, and the framework libraries will be added to your project classpath.
This gives you access to all the standard Java editing capabilities built into Eclipse, with syntax highlighting
and autocomplete for the JDK classes as well as the classes provided by MDW itself.
Running and Debugging
When you're ready to test your Dynamic Java, there's no need to compile or deploy; simply saving the artifact is sufficient.
As with all types of Workflow Assets, when you open the .java file you're actually opening a local
temporary copy, and this is persisted to the database once you save the file (you'll be promted whether to increment the version and so forth).
You can execute your workflow in the usual way and you'll have the ability to debug your dynamic Java.
To do this, simply set your breakpoint(s) in Eclipse, and make sure you're connected to your server process in the debugger.
Once launched, your breakpoint should be hit and you can proceed with stepping through code as you normally would in Eclipse.


Personal data
Surname:
First Name:
Middle Name:
You are
male
female
Age:
Country of Residence
Russia
USA
England
City
Ryazan
Moscow
Photography
Title
Web Master
Database Administrator
Computer-aided design
Economic planning
Management accounting
Budgeting and planning
Salary
Contact information
Site
Email
Phone
Password


I see trees of green,
Red roses too
I seem them bloom
For me and you
And I think to myself
What a wonderful world
---------
I see skies of blue
And clouds of white,
The bright blessed day,
The dark sacred night
And I think to myself
What a wonderful world
---------
The colors of the rainbow
So pretty in the sky
Are also on the faces
Of people goig by
I see friends shaking hands,
Saying:"How do you do?"
They're really saying
"I love You"
---------
I hear babies crying,
I watch them grow
They'll learn much more
than I'll never know
And I think to myself
What a wonderful world
---------
Yes, I think to myself
What a wonderful world


An Introduction To The Demographics Model
{% include 'paragraphs_report/demo_introduction.html' %}
How Not To Project Population
{% include 'paragraphs_report/demo_paragraph1.html' %}
Have Data Or Treat The System As "Open"
{% include 'paragraphs_report/demo_paragraph2.html' %}
Metro Projections
{% include 'paragraphs_report/demo_paragraph3.html' %}
Curve-fitting And Metro Projections
{% include 'paragraphs_report/demo_paragraph4.html' %}
Metro Populations
{% include 'paragraphs_report/demo_paragraph5.html' %}
The Method
{% include 'paragraphs_report/demo_paragraph6.html' %}
Verification
{% include 'paragraphs_report/demo_paragraph7.html' %}
Aggregating EAs
{% include 'paragraphs_report/demo_paragraph8.html' %}
Modifying Projections
{% include 'paragraphs_report/demo_paragraph9.html' %}


Home
About
Contact
Contact Page
Company XYZ, Inc. Created by
Jon Doe
.
Visit us at:
Example.com
123 Main Street
San Francisco, CA 94111
Tel<PHONE_NUMBER>
fax<PHONE_NUMBER>
Name:
Enter message here !


This page will hold a list of current assignments, extra credit projects, and resources used in class. Also listed will be expectations and procedures for my classroom.


2023: Tinubu Fit To Be President – Guru Maharaj Ji
by George OgboluThe founder of One Love Family, Satguru Maharaj Ji, has said the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Tinubu, was fit to be president in 2023.
He made this known on Wednesday while speaking at a news conference held at his Maharaj Ji village
According to NAN, Maharaj Ji said anybody could become president as long as such individual has Nigeria interest at heart.
“Anybody can become the president of Nigeria as long as he or she places the interest of the country above personal interest,” he said.
“If there is anyone who is fit in the south, it is Sen. Bola Tinubu. So, I will offer him for president if the presidency would be zoned to South-West.
“This is because he has been able to play the role of a mobiliser and bridge-builder across the country. Also, Peter Obi is a fine choice from the South-East.”
The clergyman also called on the federal government to establish education bank to avail indigent Nigerians access to quality education.
“The bank can pay for an individual’s education so that the person pays back upon getting a job after graduation. This will be paid back through a stipulated percentage of salary over a period of time,” he said.
Maharaj Ji expressed dissatisfaction with the state of affairs of the country, urging Buhari to do more in salvaging the situation.


{% extends 'investment_atlas/base_cms.html' %} {% load filter_by_active_language cms_hero from cms_tags %} {% block content %} {% include 'investment_atlas/includes/hero_image.html' %} {% include 'investment_atlas/includes/hero_heading.html' with title=page.title %} {% if page.hero_teaser %} {{ page.hero_teaser }} {% endif %} {% for card in cards_list %} {% include 'investment_atlas/includes/card.html' with data=card %} {% endfor %} {% if page.related_pages|length > 0 %} Explore more of the Investment Atlas {% include 'investment_atlas/includes/related_pages.html' with related_pages=page.related_pages %} {% endif %} {% include 'investment_atlas/includes/speak_to_us.html' %} {% endblock %}
{{ page.hero_teaser }}


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| AddressStore.js | 53.33% | 8/15 | 0% | 0/4 | 20% | 1/5 | 53.33% | 8/15 | |
| ComponentStore.js | 32.2% | 19/59 | 0% | 0/18 | 9.09% | 1/11 | 32.76% | 19/58 | |
| LocaleStore.js | 80% | 8/10 | 100% | 0/0 | 25% | 1/4 | 80% | 8/10 | |
| ManifestStore.js | 21.85% | 33/151 | 0% | 0/85 | 3.7% | 1/27 | 22.3% | 33/148 |


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The main purpose of this package is to make it easy for userR's to interact with 'jMetrik' an open source application for psychometric analysis. For example it allows useR's to write data frames to file in a format that can be used by 'jMetrik'. It also allows useR's to read *.jmetrik files (e.g. output from an analysis) for follow-up analysis in R. The *.jmetrik format is a flat file that includes a multiline header and the data as comma separated values. The header includes metadata about the file and one row per variable with the following information in each row: variable name, data type, item scoring, special data codes, and variable label.
| Version: | 1.1 |
| Published: | 2018-04-27 |
| Author: | J. Patrick Meyer |
| Maintainer: | J. Patrick Meyer <meyerjp3 at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | jmetrik results |
| Reference manual: | jmetrik.pdf |
| Package source: | jmetrik_1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: jmetrik_1.1.zip, r-release: jmetrik_1.1.zip, r-oldrel: jmetrik_1.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: jmetrik_1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: jmetrik_1.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | jmetrik archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=jmetrik to link to this page.


Dropdown Class
Dropdown Lu Control Experimental feature, subject to change
Constructor
Dropdown
()
Item Index
Methods
Methods
addEventToStorage
-
event
-
method
Adds an event, or a string of joined events to the eventStore
Parameters:
-
event
StringThe event(s) to add
-
method
StringThe method (ex: 'on', 'one')
collapse
()
public
Sets dropdown to collapsed state
expand
()
public
Sets dropdown to expanded state
getValue
()
String
public
Get the dropdown's selected value
Returns:
handleArrowKey
-
direction
-
state
Arrow key handler
Parameters:
-
direction
NumberSpecifies which list element to select. -1 for previous item, 1 for next list item
-
state
StringDropdown element's current state
handleEnterKey
-
state
Enter key handler
Parameters:
-
state
StringDropdown element's current state
handleKeyEvents
-
evt
Key manager
Parameters:
-
evt
ObjectEvent object
init
-
$element
-
settings
Constructor
Parameters:
-
$element
ObjectJQuery object for the element wrapped by the component
-
settings
ObjectConfiguration settings
initialize
-
$element
-
settings
Class constructor
Parameters:
-
$element
ObjectJQuery object for the element wrapped by the component
-
settings
ObjectConfiguration settings
observe
-
$observer
Observe events from $observer
Parameters:
-
$observer
ArrayA jQuery collection to be observed
off
()
public
Unbinds event listeners of a type
on
()
public
Creates an event listener for a type
one
()
public
Creates an event listener for a type, fires exactly once.
removeEventFromStorage
-
event
Removes an event, or a string of joined events from the eventStore
Parameters:
-
event
StringThe event(s) to remove
resetList
()
private
Reset list to original state when no selections are made
setLabel
()
private
Updates dropwdown label with text from list item
trigger
()
public
Fires a custom event
unobserve
-
$observer
Unobserve events from $observer
Parameters:
-
$observer
ArrayA jQuery collection to be unobserved
update
-
fromKey
Actions after item has been selected from list
Parameters:
-
fromKey
BooleanIs the caller a key handler?
Properties
defaults
Object
private
final
Default configuration values
label
Mixed
A selector that matches the button element that will display the selected list item's text. Specify Boolean false for no label.
notify
String
A selector that matches nodes to notify of events
observe
String
A selector that matches nodes to observe
valueAttr
String
The attribute that contains selected element's value. If attribute doesn't exist, list item's text will be used as value.


This one is best for lean gaining and aslo with this package you wil get the free coach facility and you can come day or at night with this parking facility is also available and you can use that also. With this you will extra shaker,bag ,hot showe all facilty free.


- getAttributes() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceGenericItem
-
Returns the list of parameters.
- getAttrNo() - Method in enum javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceShapeItem.DrawingType
-
Get the attribute number.
- getAttrNo() - Method in enum javadiptraceasciilib.PlacementLayer
-
Get the attribute number.
- getChildren() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceItem
-
Returns the sub items.
- getChildren() - Method in interface javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceTreeNode
-
Get all the children of this node.
- getComponentByRefDes(String) - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Get a component by RefDes.
- getDiptraceOperations() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Get the DiptraceOperations object.
- getDouble() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceDoubleAttribute
-
Get the attribute as a double.
- getDouble() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceDoublePercentAttribute
-
Get the attribute as a double.
- getDoubleValue() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceToken
-
Get the float value of the token.
- getDrawingType() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceShapeItem
-
Get the drawing type of this shape.
- getFontName() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceShapeItem
-
Get the font name.
- getFontSize() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceShapeItem
-
Get the font size.
- getFormattedString() - Method in interface javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceAttribute
-
Get the attribute as a formatted string.
- getFormattedString() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceDoubleAttribute
-
Get the attribute as a string.
- getFormattedString() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceDoublePercentAttribute
-
Get the attribute as a formatted string.
- getFormattedString() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceStringAttribute
-
Get the attribute as a formatted string, possibly with quotes.
- getIdentifier() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceItem
-
Returns the identifier.
- getInt() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceDoubleAttribute
-
Get the attribute as an integer.
- getIntValue() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceToken
-
Get the integer value of the token.
- getItemNo() - Method in enum javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceShapeItem.DrawingType
-
Get the attribute number.
- getItemNo() - Method in enum javadiptraceasciilib.PlacementLayer
-
Get the item number.
- getLayerColor() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptracePCBNonSignalLayer
-
Get the color of this layer.
- getLayerName() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptracePCBLayer
-
Get the name of this layer.
- getLayerName() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptracePCBNonSignalLayer
-
Get the name of this layer.
- getLayerNo() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptracePCBLayer
-
Get the number of this layer.
- getLayerNo() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptracePCBNonSignalLayer
-
Get the number of this layer.
- getLayerNo() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceShapeItem
-
Get the layer number of this shape.
- getLayerSide() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptracePCBNonSignalLayer
-
Get the side of this layer.
- getLocked() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceShapeItem
-
Get whenether this shape is locked.
- getMayHaveSubItems() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceItem
-
Get whenether this item have sub items.
- getName() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceShapeItem
-
Get the name of this shape.
- getNetByName(String) - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Get a net by name.
- getNewComponentHiddenIdentifier() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Returns a unused component hidden number.
- getNewComponentNumber() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Returns a unused component number.
- getNewNetNumber() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Returns a unused component number.
- getParent() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceItem
-
Returns the parent.
- getPCBComponent() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceComponent
-
Get the pcb component.
- getPCBComponent(String) - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceOperations
-
Get the component part in the schematics by its part name.
- getPCBComponent(int) - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Get the component by its number in the pcb.
- getPCBComponents() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Get the components of the pcb.
- getPCBLayer(int) - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Get the PCB layer by its number.
- getPCBLayers() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Get the list of the PCB layers.
- getPCBNet() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceNet
-
Get the pcb net item.
- getPCBNet(String) - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceOperations
-
Get the net in the schematics by its name.
- getPCBNet(int) - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Get the net by its number in the pcb.
- getPCBNets() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Get the nets of the pcb.
- getPCBNonSignalLayer(int) - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Get the PCB layer by its number.
- getPCBNonSignalLayers() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Get the list of the PCB layers.
- getPCBRoot() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Get the root node of the schematics.
- getPin(int) - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceComponent
-
Get a pin of this component.
- getPlacementLayer() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceShapeItem
-
Get the layer type of this shape.
- getPoints() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceShapeItem
-
Get the points for this shape.
- getPrecededWithNewline() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceToken
-
Get whenether this token was preceded by a new line or not.
- getProject() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceItem
-
Returns the project.
- getProject() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceOperations
-
Get the DiptraceProject.
- getProject() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceRootItem
-
Returns the project.
- getSchematicsComponent(int) - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Get the component by its number in the schematics.
- getSchematicsComponentParts() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceComponent
-
Get the schematics component parts.
- getSchematicsComponentParts(String) - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceOperations
-
Get the component part in the schematics by its part name.
- getSchematicsComponents() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Get the components of the schematics.
- getSchematicsNet() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceNet
-
Get the schematics net item.
- getSchematicsNet(String) - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceOperations
-
Get the net in the schematics by its name.
- getSchematicsNet(int) - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Get the net by its number in the schematics.
- getSchematicsNets() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Get the nets of the schematics.
- getSchematicsRoot() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceProject
-
Get the root node of the schematics.
- getSide() - Method in enum javadiptraceasciilib.PlacementLayer
-
Get the side of the PCB.
- getString() - Method in interface javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceAttribute
-
Get the attribute as a string.
- getString() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceDoubleAttribute
-
Get the attribute as a string.
- getString() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceDoublePercentAttribute
-
Get the attribute as a string.
- getString() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceShapeItem
-
Get a string representation of this object.
- getString() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceStringAttribute
-
Get the attribute as a string.
- getSubItem(String) - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceItem
-
Get a sub item by the item's identifier.
- getType(int) - Static method in enum javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceShapeItem.MarkingType
-
Get the marking type by the number.
- getType() - Method in enum javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceShapeItem.MarkingType
-
Get the type number.
- getType() - Method in class javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceToken
-
Get the type of the token.
- getTypeByAttrNo(int) - Static method in enum javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceShapeItem.DrawingType
-
Get the drawing type by the attribute number.
- getTypeByAttrNo(int) - Static method in enum javadiptraceasciilib.PlacementLayer
-
Get the layer by the attribute number.
- getTypeByItemNo(int) - Static method in enum javadiptraceasciilib.DiptraceShapeItem.DrawingType
-
Get the drawing type by the item number.
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Introducing yourself well sets the stage for a professional conversation, whether that’s at a networking event, with a colleague or at the beginning of an interview. One tool many people use to make introductions simple and effective is the elevator pitch.
So when you begin putting a pitch together, nail down the best way to describe your field and the type of job you’re pursuing. Until you can clearly explain the type of position you want, nobody can help you find it or hire you to do it.
2. Put it on paper. Write down everything you’d want a prospective employer to know about your skills, accomplishments and work experiences that are relevant to your target position. Then grab a red pen and mercilessly delete everything that’s not critical to your pitch.Keep editing until you’ve got the speech down to a few key bullet points or sentences. Your goal is to interest the listener in learning more, not to tell your whole life story. So remove extraneous details that detract from your core message.
3. Format it. A good pitch should answer three questions: Who are you? What do you do? What are you looking for? 4. Tailor to pitch them, not you.It’s important to remember that the people listening to your speech will have their antennas tuned to WIFM (What’s in It for Me?) So be sure to focus your message on their needs. 5.
6. Read your pitch out loud. As Fast Company’s Deborah Grayson Riegel recently pointed out in her article "The Problem With Your Elevator Pitch and How to Fix it", writing is more formal and structured than speaking. If you’re not careful, your pitch can come off sounding more like an infomercial than a conversation.Reading it aloud then tinkering with the words will help you sound more authentic.
7. Practice, practice, practice (then solicit feedback)Rehearse your pitch in front of a mirror or use the recording capabilities of your computer, so you can see and hear how you sound.This might feel awkward at first, but the more you practice, the smoother your delivery will be.
Keep tweaking your pitch until it no longer sounds rehearsed. When your presentation is polished to your satisfaction, try it out on a few friends and ask them what they thought your key points were. If their response doesn’t square with your objective, the speech still needs work.
8. Prepare a few variations.You might want to say things slightly differently to an interviewer than to a former colleague. Also, sometimes you'll just have 15 seconds for a pitch (kind of a short elevator ride), other times you may have a minute or two.So focus on mastering a few key talking points then work up ways to customize your speech for particular situations.
Use the word count feature on your computer to create shorter and longer pitches; a good rule of thumb is that you can say about 150 words in one minute. 9. Nail it with confidence. The best-worded pitch in the world will fall flat unless it’s conveyed well.When you give the speech, look the person in the eye, smile and deliver your message with a confident, upbeat delivery.


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Yilin Mo and Richard M. Murray
Chinese Control Conference, 2015
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We consider the estimation of a vector state based on \(m\) measurements that can be potentially manipulated by an adversary. The attacker is assumed to have limited resources and can only manipulate up to \(l\) of the \(m\) measurements. However, it can the compromise measurements arbitrarily. The problem is formulated as a minimax optimization, where one seeks to construct an optimal estimator that minimizes the "worst-case" error against all possible manipulations by the attacker and all possible sensor noises. We show that if the system is not observable after removing \(2l\) sensors, then the worst-case error is infinite, regardless of the estimation strategy. If the system remains observable after removing arbitrary set of \(2l\) sensor, we prove that the optimal state estimation can be computed by solving a semidefinite programming problem. A numerical example is provided to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed state estimator.
The code is written in Python 3.4 with the following dependencies:
import numpy as np from numpy.random import rand from numpy import cos, sin, sqrt, matrix, eye, zeros from numpy.linalg import inv, svd import matplotlib import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import seaborn as sns #for the sake of appearance from matplotlib.patches import Ellipse from itertools import combinations import cvxpy as cvx # returns the boundary of an ellipse: (x-c)'Q(x-c) == 1 def convert2Ellipse(c, Q): if c.shape == (2,1) and Q.shape == (2,2): Q = (Q + Q.T)/2 U, s, V = svd(Q) theta = np.linspace(0, 2 * np.pi, 360) x = U[0,0] * cos(theta) / sqrt(s[0]) + U[0,1] * sin(theta) / sqrt(s[1]) + c[0,0] y = U[1,0] * cos(theta) / sqrt(s[0]) + U[1,1] * sin(theta) / sqrt(s[1]) + c[1,0] return x, y else: return None #static parameters n = 2 m = 4 l = 1 delta = 1. H = matrix([[1, 0], [0, 1], [1, 1], [1, -1]],'f') G = matrix(eye(m)) #generate x, w, a, y randomly x = matrix(rand(n, 1)) w = matrix(rand(m, 1)) while np.linalg.norm(w) >= 1: w = rand(m, 1) a = matrix([0, 0, 0, 1.5]).T y = H * x + G * w + a # Or in this simulation we will use the worst-case y y = matrix('-0.851;2.753;0.5257;0') OmegaList = [] for indexset in combinations(range(m), m - l): HI = H[indexset, :] GI = G[indexset, :] yI = y[indexset, :] XiI = GI * GI.T invXiI = inv(XiI) PI = inv(HI.T * invXiI * HI) KI = PI * HI.T * invXiI tmp = eye(m-l) - HI * KI UI = tmp.T * invXiI * tmp hatxI = KI * yI epsilonI = yI.T * UI * yI if delta**2 >= epsilonI: #if the ellipsoid exists # Generate the Omega of Theorem 4 Omega = np.bmat([[inv(PI), -1 * inv(PI) * hatxI, zeros((n,n))], [-1 * hatxI.T * inv(PI), hatxI.T * inv(PI) * hatxI + epsilonI-delta**2, zeros((1,n))], [zeros((n, 2 * n + 1))]]) OmegaList.append(Omega) #Draw the corresponding ellipse Q = inv(PI)/(delta ** 2 - epsilonI) ex, ey = convert2Ellipse(hatxI, Q) plt.fill(ex, ey) plt.plot(ex, ey) # convex optimization problem described in (20) tau = cvx.Variable(len(OmegaList)) varphi = cvx.Variable() hatx = cvx.Variable(n) # X corresponds to the the matrix # | I -hatx 0 | # |-hatx' -varphi hatx'| # | 0 hatx -I | X = cvx.Symmetric(2*n+1) constraints = [varphi >= 0, tau >= 0, X[:n,:n] == eye(n), X[:n,n+1:] == zeros((n, n)), X[:n, n] == -hatx, X[n,n] == -varphi, X[n+1:, n] == hatx, X[n+1:, n+1:] == -1 * eye(n),] obj = cvx.Minimize(varphi) for i in range(len(OmegaList)): constraints.append(tau[i] * OmegaList[i] - X >> 0) prob = cvx.Problem(obj, constraints) prob.solve() #plot the corresponding ellipse and its center ex, ey = convert2Ellipse(hatx.value, eye(n)/varphi.value) plt.plot(ex, ey, 'r--') plt.plot(hatx.value[0], hatx.value[1], 'ro') # Compute the state estimation given by (21) hatx = inv(H.T * inv(G*G.T) * H) * H.T * inv(G*G.T) * y # Find the maximum error, i.e., the minimum radius circle tau = cvx.Variable(len(OmegaList)) varphi = cvx.Variable() X = cvx.Symmetric(2*n+1) constraints = [varphi >= 0, tau >= 0, X[:n,:n] == eye(n), X[:n,n+1:] == zeros((n, n)), X[:n, n] == -hatx, X[n,n] == -varphi, X[n+1:, n] == hatx, X[n+1:, n+1:] == -1 * eye(n),] obj = cvx.Minimize(varphi) for i in range(len(OmegaList)): constraints.append(tau[i] * OmegaList[i] - X >> 0) prob = cvx.Problem(obj, constraints) prob.solve() #plot the corresponding ellipse and its center ex, ey = convert2Ellipse(hatx, eye(n)/varphi.value) plt.plot(ex, ey, 'k--') plt.plot(hatx[0], hatx[1], 'ks') plt.axis('equal') plt.tight_layout() plt.savefig('../../../public/ccc-15.png') return '../../../public/ccc-15.png' # return the filename to org-mode
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I'll in an age is got for Monday.
Most wonderful show is keeping up with the jones is welcome to episode one sixty eight of keeping up with the Joneses.
This week we're talking about keys to loving well and how to communicate your need for love in order to keep your relationships vibrant.
Baby sounds so good on the intro.
Thanks.
I want to keep our relationship vibrant.
Okay.
Can you teach me some keys?
Sure.
But first the weekly catch up.
Yes.
Let's face facts.
There is one event that eclipses all the other events from this week.
Yes, my chicken dinner.
It was so good.
Oh, that's not what you meant.
Don't play coy with me.
Yes, folks.
Here's the thing.
We went camping.
I'm assuming people really have much of a big deal that is.
I think if they listened to our podcast for a while or have listened to any back
episodes, they would realize.
that you were not exactly in love with the idea of camping.
- And it was mostly because camping takes place outside.
- Yes, it's tricky that way.
- And it's not that I don't necessarily like the outdoors.
It's that I don't necessarily like the outdoors.
(laughs)
No, it's not necessarily the outdoors that's the problem.
It's everything that comes with it.
Like the unpredictability of the humidity, the bugs,
the dirt, the lack of air conditioning, that sort of stuff.
Yeah. And also in Tennessee, it's hot and humid.
It is. Which isn't pleasant.
Yes. But it's so fun. And, and I think on this trip, you tapped into the fun of it.
You know, the revelation I had was, I remember once when I was a kid and I was walking home from school
and it was raining and I was wearing a wool blazer because we had school uniforms.
Yeah. And it's, you know, if it's raining, you're trying to keep yourself dry,
but you eventually reach an inflection point when it's, it's pointless trying to keep yourself dry.
You may as well embrace the fact that you're wet.
And I remember just sitting in puddles and jumping in puddles bear mind of the little kid at this point and suddenly being soaking wet became fun.
I realize that camping is a bit like that that the efforts to not get dirty grubby or grimy is pointless and once you accept that you can just embrace the dirt the smell the grubiness yes and there is a refreshing rewardingness to it.
It's true i mean just think we got there the kids ran around and played an mj at seven thirty was begging to go to bed he was so tired i can understand it i came home from one night of camping one measly night of camping.
And we got home about what midday and i had to have an app yeah and that didn't help because when i woke up.
i just felt like i've been hit by a sledgehammer and then last night we slept so hard that actually i woke up in the night realizing that there was hair in my face.
And it was mj's head at some point i had.
Let him in under the covers let him snuggle up with me and i didn't remember any of it so you just woke up to a child to to hear in my face.
I was like buddy what are you doing that because i told you i had a dream.
I was like, oh my gosh.
And I was exhausted.
I have no memory of that happening at all.
So I walked him back upstairs and bribed him to stay in bed.
And then I came back down and went back to sleep.
So yeah, we weren't camping.
I don't think we're making a big enough deal of this.
It was a big deal, folks.
It's a big deal.
It was made possible by some friends of ours who have been camping many, many times,
especially at this location.
Yes.

They advised us correctly and thoroughly.
And in my defense, my vision of camping was not what this weekend was like.

Well, that's kind of the camping I did in Canada.
right so that's what i thought we're gonna be doing i didn't realize we're going to be driving to a very beautiful state park yes where there are camp.
Yes i can't ground i mean you pre book a lot that has a level concrete pad built into the side of the forest and so that's there and there's these nine little lots and we had how many families with us one two three four of us total and it was just lovely because you're in the literally.
literally in the middle of forest, but 15 seconds to your right is civilization.
There's a giant Wi-Fi antenna out of the park and there's bathrooms, a two-minute walkaway.
I was like, "I could do this.
This is great."
But you had a proper place to put your tent and proper fire.
Yeah, there was level campgrounds.
We only had to walk in maybe 100 meters or something to our site with all of our stuff.
Right.
It was amazing.
I thoroughly enjoyed it.
enjoyed it. I had to convince her to do because everybody thought I was just being polite.
I should probably nobody thought I was being polite. I don't know what they were thinking,
but lots of people were like, you really are having a good time. I was like, yeah, I'm genuinely
having a good time. Such a good time in fact that we're going to do again.
Yes, we are. So anyway, I loved it. What did you think? Because, you know, we'll get to
why this happened later when we talk about loving well, but what did you think?
I, what did I think? I was super stressed before we went that you weren't going to like it.
Because we bought a tent and everything to be able to go.
Yeah, we sunk a chunk of money into this.
Yeah. So I was like, oh, you know, but I was like, okay, you know, this is something I've
always wanted to do and I've wanted to take our kids. And so I was nervous beforehand.
But actually once we got there and you totally got into it, I felt totally fine.
I think the thing for me is every time I told somebody in the coming weeks that I was going
camping, everybody, universally, every single person said, I love camping as a child, or
my favorite memories of childhood were camping. It doesn't matter whether I spoke to older
people, younger people, every said the same thing. And then when I spoke to parents or
grandparents, they were all like, we love taking our kids camping. We just loved it.
And I can totally see why. I think I was freaking people out when I said that. But I totally
got it. I totally understood why you would go camping. Now, if you're again, we didn't
have rain, nothing went wrong. Nobody was injured. We were surrounded by lots of people
we love. Tia, mine really injured herself. She seems to have a thing right now where
she's injuring herself like every day in some minor way. I'm like, I rolled my ankle,
but you know, I'm a strong, confident man. And I just kind of pushed through the pain
It was amazing. Almost like Captain America.
Yeah.
You're not the first person to draw that similarity bit.
Okay.
So I loved it. Yeah. It was amazing. Is it worth talking about my breakfast bonanza?
Well, first, can I just tell you the sweet thing that MJ said?
Yes.
So Saturday morning, we're lying there and it's like 6.30 in the morning. Alan and I
haven't made any noise yet. So the kids are quiet until we are like, okay, it's time to
to get up, you know?
So I hear MJ, obviously Abby's eyes are open and he goes,
"Abby," she says, "Yeah, do you like camping?"
She said, "I do like camping."
He said, "I love it."
- Oh.
- It was so sweet.
I was like, "Okay, worth it for just that."
- Well, again, like I said,
we put a couple of hundred dollars into this thing
and I was thinking, "I hope we like this
"because otherwise this has been a waste."
- Otherwise we're gonna have to sell a bit.
So it's not nearly new.
Eight person 10 only used once we hate camping camp.
Yeah.
So yeah, I love it.
But the town we got is so cool, isn't it?
It goes up.
It took us two minutes.
They say it goes up in 60 seconds, but I would say it went up in two minutes.
Oh, easily.
Yeah.
And next time I'm sure we could do it in a minute because we actually because we'll
know what we're doing.
Yeah.
But yeah, we we hooked up.
So now admittedly, I've been diverting my intention into what other ways
Can we make the camping experience better?
Well, we need like a little string of lights for our campsite.
You see, you're thinking about string lights.
I'm thinking getting rid of air mattresses because that's an exercise in
in weirdness and gravity and moving to cloths. You mean?
Oh, yeah. Yeah.
So here's this thing.
I didn't realize car camping was a thing.
Yeah. I thought camping was carrying stuff on the backpack, but loading stuff
into a car and then driving somewhere.
I'm up for it. Yeah.
Well, here's the thing.
Like the kind of camping I used to do before, which is portaging.
is not card camping.
Right. See, it's not going to end and all that kind of stuff, but I'm not going to do that.
Kids.  Samuel's up through the night in like
a baby caught. Yeah. You'd be in having appreciation for your friends when you're like, wow, you have
some unique skills. I did not know that you had that. Matt Hale's swinging around as a machete.
Yeah. We saw serious man skills going on this weekend, yeah.
Which leads me to my breakfast. Yes.  We were making bacon on the grill.
Who was making bacon on the grill? I was. Yes, you were. Yeah. We had tin foil out and we're
cooking some bacon. And I noticed all the bacon. We should say on the grill is over the fire.
So it's tin foil over fire on the grill.
I just want to clarify.
It wasn't like we brought a grill into the forest with us.
You actually did the manly thing and.
Well, I didn't because Marcus got the wood and I think you made the fire.
Yeah.
And then Chris gave us the tin foil.
So basically I put out some raw bacon and let heat do things.
So it's a bit generous to say that I cooked the bacon.
You supervised the bacon.
Sure.
Yeah.

I'm thinking this bacon is pretty delicious, but I'm pretty sure if I
basted a marshmallow in that bacon grease and fried it, it will be delicious.
And so that's what I did.
I stick this giant marshmallow.
I I basted it in the bacon fat shoved it in the fire, which I thought it would
just catch fire, but it didn't.
It instantly crisped up that marshmallow while warming on the inside.
Then I got that marshmallow and wrapped it in one of the slices of bacon and then put that between two of your banana chocolate chip pancakes.
I just want to say they were gluten free.
Yeah, like that's the great reason.
That's going to be the redemption.
And it was marvelous.
Really?
It was marvelous.
Well, it must have been good because I walked Tia to the bathroom and back and I wasn't gone for longer than like six minutes and it was gone, I completely gone.
Well, of course, anybody can eat a pancake in six minutes.
That's not an indication of awesomeness.
But it wasn't just a pancake.
It was like a mountainous.
You should post a picture of it.
I oppose the picture.
It was pretty fantastic as what it was.
So there you go.
The world didn't come to an end.
I left the house.
I actually went into the great outdoors.
I thoroughly enjoyed it.
I'm now making a list of state parks that we can go visit.
And we didn't do devices for the whole time we were away.
No, we took the iPads and the kids were left to use the iPads on the way there.
and on the iPads on the way home and I brought Nintendo switch because I don't know how bored I was going to get.
I didn't use it the whole time.
Yeah, I only use my iPhone to post Instagram.
Yeah.
And you know, use my drone, of course, but doesn't even count as technology.
I don't think it does.
No, it's like having your own bird.
Yeah.
Yes.

Let's just go with that.
Let's give it a half like name and then nobody will ever know it's a drone.

Or actually I had with our kids.
You were away.
When were you away?
You were away a couple of weekends ago, a ministering at a women's conference.
Yeah.
And I had the kids and I had stacked a day full of things to do.
And on the way back from the movie theater, we have a couple of
we went to see it doesn't matter.
But I'm driving home and they said, we're going to do next.
I said, we're going to tidy the house.
And they said, why?
Which is somewhat scary.
Why would we do that horrible thing?
And I explained what mommy feels really loved when the house is tidy and they asked me to expand on that topic.
So I introduced a concept of love tanks to them, which immediately confused MJ because he thought about military tanks,
not like tanks that you would hold liquid in.
So I had to change it from tanks to containers.
Oh, good. Good decision.
And I said, you know, all of us have a container that we store love in and that container, you can get filled up with love by friends.
and family. And each of us have a preference for what that container gets filled with.

Exactly. So they were like, "So why does Tylen and the house make Mummy feel loved?"
And I said, "Well, Mummy is acts of service." Now, if you have read the five love languages,
you're going to be very familiar with this. But this is a primer on a brilliant book written by
Gary Chapman called Five Love Languages. And basically, the premise is there are five different
ways that we feel loved. And so I explained this to our kids. I said, you know, there's
receiving gifts and they're like, oh yeah, yeah, we like receiving gifts. That makes us feel loved.
There's quality time spending time with one another. There's acts of service doing things for people.
There's physical touch, which is like hugs and kisses, and there's words of affirmation.
And so then they all took time in working out how they felt loved and began expressing it. And so
universally, they all said that they were gifts, they were quality time, and they were physical
touch. And I was lovely just watching them realize, oh, this is how I feel loved. And
then they said to me, well, how do you feel loved, daddy? And I said, well, I'm words
of affirmation. Like I like it when people say kind things to me, and people are grateful
for the things I do for them. And I said, I'm physical touch, I love the hugs and kisses.
And they're like, is that why you hugging kisses all the time?
And I'm like, yes, yes, it is.
But what was sweet was after I told them that I noticed they all weekend,
they constantly were thanking me.
Daddy, thank you for taking some movie theater.
Daddy, thank you for gifts.
Daddy, thank you for spending time with us.
Daddy, thank you for making dinner.

Yeah.
And it worked like I could feel my love tank getting full with that.
This is a funny thing about it.
It seems such a simple concept.
It almost feels demeaning to reduce love
to these five practical activities.
I remember the first time I read the book,
there was major eye rules.
Oh, please, seriously, this doesn't work on me,
but it absolutely works.
So what are you?
- The last time I tested, which was a year ago,
I was evenly between gifts and acts of service
as my first.
And then my second was quality time.
- Doesn't surprise me, at all.
- Yeah.
So when you help me, when the kids help me,
when anybody helps me do anything,
totally fills my left hand.
- Or when we do things for you.
- Or if you do things for me, yeah.
So when I came home from that women's weekend
and I know what the house looked like when I left,
like it was a disaster.
And so I'm coming home literally thinking
he's had the kids for the last three days.
There's no way he's had a chance to get anything clean.
It's funny, I didn't look at the Nascam, which is probably like just the Lord
keeping me from remembering the look, you know, right, but I just didn't check it.
For those of you who don't know what Nascam is, we have cameras in our house
made by a company called Nast.
So it allows us to see what's going on in and outside the house.
So age is saying she could have checked in at any point and saw the kids
and see what was happening, but you didn't.
I didn't.
And so I came home and everything was spotless.
And my kids were bad thing clean and in bed and everything.
And I just put personal tears.
I just, I was like, Oh, wow, like you hit it out of the park.
And what's lovely about these tools is you can instantly use them and see a return on your investment.
So because I'm high words of affirmation, I mistakenly assume everybody's high words of affirmation.
So I'm just like, Oh, I love you.
Oh, you're amazing.
And it's not that you don't like being told that you're loved.
But it doesn't do anywhere near the filling of your love tank as it was to see the house tidy in the kids' bath.
Right.
Right. That's a good way of putting it.
Yeah. So if you're filling my tank, that's a faster way to fill it than there's a whole bunch of words of affirmation that would have to happen before I'd register anything.
Right. And you'd probably not hear the words of affirmation because you're looking at the house, which is an absolute mess.
Yes, true.
The thing I loved was watching a 10, 8, and 4-year-old understand how powerful knowing your love language is.
Like, it was amazing watching them identify how they feel loved and then recognize the intention of our parenting.

And I said, "Yeah, I did."

Yeah. And you could see the cogs turning like, oh, yeah, that's what love is.
This is, you know, this is what feeds me, which is, which is amazing.
Yeah. And of course, I mean, I don't know if all little kids are gifts,
but certainly all three of ours are at this point.
And it can be anything.
It can be anything. It can be a $2 gift.
What's a spongy head?
Well, like they're called mashums.
They like these squishy head things.
MJ is all about them.
Okay.
You know, and I mean, it's not about the cost.
It's about, I thought of you and I knew you liked this.
Right.
So growing up, one of the most amazing memories
I have for my childhood, because growing up,
we got gifts on Christmas and we got gifts on our birthdays
and nothing ever.
Right.
Occasionally, and by occasionally, I mean, maybe every once a month, my dad would come home,
maybe on the last Thursday with a chocolate bar for each of us.
And that was like, eh, I think it was great, don't get me wrong, we love chocolate.
But I remember one day being in John Menzies, which was, it was a toy store, it had toys.
And I remember being in there, I remember holding my dad's hand.
I can't remember how old I would be, I could look it up, because it was the return of the
jet I had just come out.
And I'm looking at this wall of Star Wars figures.
And as I'm looking at this wall of Star Wars figures, my father unprompted says, "Would
you like a Star Wars figure?"
And I just about passed out because I was like, "It's not my birthday and it's not Christmas."
And my dad said, "You can pick any Star Wars figure you want."
And I remember just thinking, "Pick a Star Wars figure before..."
Before it changes its mind.
I don't know what loophole I found, but quickly pick it.
Don't question it.
And it was so shocking to me.
I just remember being so shocked.
And it wasn't until actually I was grown up
and went to stay with my sister,
Keras, Keras and Ben, my brother-in-law,
who live in North Carolina.
I remember being over with them,
and I remember Ben had bought his kids some gifts,
and I remember like, just tilting my head going,
but it's not their birthdays.
Again, I'm a grown adult.
This was maybe like four or five years ago.
thinking, not thinking why you buying your kids a gift, but just thinking, wait, you're
allowed to buy, like that's a thing. You can buy gifts when it's not a birthday or a,
and having that realization, like, yeah, it's, it's actually okay to do that. You can bring
joy and delight to people. Yeah.
Wait, what do you mean it must have sucked for me?
Well, my revelation that you can buy gifts anytime you want to tell something you love
Because I tended to reserve all my gifts for your birthday or for your Christmas.
Yeah.
And I like to think I did quite well.
You did.
You did great birthdays and Christmas.
But it just never occurred to me throughout the year that I could buy you gifts.

So like, I remember a couple times you brought flowers when we first got married.

You stopped bringing flowers, which is great.

Well, I did.
And then I never bought them again.
But you did bring flowers home for Abbie and Tia because they love flowers.
Right.
So we have flowers occasionally because the girls like them.
There was something that Bill Johnson does that I was really inspired by.
inspired by on his birthday, he loves to buy his kids and his grandkids now, presents.
Yeah, that's amazing.
And I remember thinking, "Oh, I want to do that."
So this year, I decided to do that.
This year my birthday, I bought you a gift and I bought each of the kids a gift.
You did.
And I thought, "That's a great tradition.

Yeah, I liked my gift.
Do you want to tell us what your love languages are?
- Mine are simple, minor words of affirmation
and physical touch.
Basically, I just want you to lie on top of me
and tell me I'm awesome.
- Yeah, that's pretty much right.
(laughs)
- At this point, it's worth noting that
everybody's tank drains at a different speed.
So in terms of quality time for me,
I have a very slow leak on quality time.
What I mean is I could have one date with you,
I could spend quality time with you
and it would last me, I know, months.
Like it's just a slow drain on my need to connect.
But in terms of physical touch,
I want physical touch like every 15, 20 minutes.
- Yeah, probably.
- Just a kiss, a hand hold, a cuddle.
- Yeah.
- What's funny is when we're in bed asleep,
you do not like to be touched.
- I do not.
I do not.
- I wanna fall asleep.
- I was just like, now that we're sleeping, don't touch me.
- But I wanna fall asleep snuggling.
And you're like, "Ugh, this is horrible."
- It's like being strapped to a heater.
I just know.
I wonder if some of it is because my body doesn't regulate heat very well.
Like I don't sweat and once I get hot, I can't get unhot.
Like I just, I just have trouble.
So I just want to be able to regulate, regulate my heat without you messing with it.
But your need for quality time is quite high.
Yeah.
But your need for gifts isn't as high.
For example, I can buy you a gift and that gift will keep that love tank
quite full.
Yes.
Whereas you need a date every single week.
You need some form of quality time that you can look forward to every single week.
Yes.
But your gifts, I don't know, like every month, every couple of months, depending on what
the gift is.
But honestly, I would say probably acts of service drains the fastest.
Really?
Yeah.
That's interesting.
Yeah.
I've only just recently noticed that actually where I'm like, "Oh, you haven't helped me in
a while."
Or, you know, whatever.
I noticed that now.
Well, let's talk about that because the other thing that's interesting that we would have
conflict in is actually the person who's receiving the gift gets to determine how they receive
the gift.
Yes.
So what I mean is you're saying your access service and you're saying, hey, it drains
quickly going, hey, you haven't helped me.
And our conflict would be, are you freaking kidding me?
Like, I'm doing her taxes or I've been doing yard work or I'm editing the podcast.

Right.
They're not the things that are helping me or like, I don't feel helped by them immediately.
Yes.
And that would be confusing.
Yeah.
Because, because it'd be like, wait, well, hang, hang, hang about.
So it's important to not only understand your love language, but also understand the nuances
of that love language.
Like, like how it gets filled.
For example, receiving gifts, most people who love their love language is receiving gifts.

Yeah, it has to be a gift that says, "I know you."
It's not just any gift.
Any gift, actually, just any gift is almost offensive.
My family kind of has a track record of giving really bad gifts, and their whole thing is,
what's your problem? Yeah.
But you gave me a bobblehead Jesus and dot matrix paper.
Like this isn't a gift.
This is something else.
This communicates.
I don't know you at all.
And I didn't really care enough to think about it.
But for example, but you could have actually brought me a crunchy bar and that would have been better.
Or if I come back from the store and I have a blackberry is he for you,
that's going to speak volumes to you.
Right.

Right.
And I could be like, but what?
They're both fizzy drinks.
- Right. - I thought you liked fizzy drinks.
- Right.
- And that's where I got caught up.
Like I think I went into analysis paralysis for years
'cause I wouldn't wanna buy you a gift that was wrong.
And you had to help me go, no, the gift I want
doesn't have to be expensive.
It just has to say, you were thinking of me and you know me.
- Yeah, yeah.

Like I would try and logic my mind into,
like I know you're doing the taxes
and I know you're doing the podcast, you know,
and I'd be like, just feel happy with that.
Like just feel loved by that.
But it's like it's not a mind-over-matter thing.
- Right.
- So I can totally feel thankful
that you're doing the taxes
or you're doing the podcast and I do.
but it doesn't fill my love tank.
- And what I didn't realize is if I stop doing
what needs to be done for five minutes
and come help you lay the table
or do something before you need it,
your love tank is like,
"Dum, dum, dum, dum, dum, dum, dum,
"you're on top of the world."
- And also, I mean, even, I think,
and I don't know if it's an acts of service thing
or a woman thing, but I've realized when I ask for help,
if you get up and help me right when I ask,
my love tank is filled.
if you wait, like even if it's three or four minutes,
it's, it's, it doesn't help me.
- I think that's a man thing because historically
when you've asked me for help,
I think it's a theoretical question.

I'm like, of course I can.
I am physically able, I can take out the trash, yes.

- Right.
- I'm just thinking, yeah, I can.
Or I'm thinking, sure, I'll just add it to my to-do list.
And as soon as I'm done with the things I'm doing,
I'll be happy to take the trash out.
And it hasn't registered to me
that you're literally standing there going, babe.
- Yeah, like a--
- I'm trashing your heart.
- Yeah, and it's funny 'cause we didn't figure that out
until a couple months ago, did we?
Like I sort of figured out, oh, this is what's happening.
You don't realize when I ask you, can you do this?
I mean right now.
And I mean right now because I didn't plan
that the trash was gonna be filled or whatever,
but now I'm stuck and I need help.
And so I totally got it that you were like, yes, I'll add it to my list.
But I'm like, that doesn't help me.
I, you know, and so I don't know if that is because of the acts of service thing.
Or, you know, if it's a man, woman thing.
I think a lot of it is a man, woman thing that we just process information
and different speeds or different senses of priority or urgency.
Yeah.
Speaking of priority, it's this is something we had to work hard on is none of the
languages are better than the others.
Yeah.
Because I don't need quality time, I didn't understand your need for quality time.
Right.
And I just thought, well, obviously, let's have quality time by going and making out, like, I'm, I'm physical time and call as you touch.
What's, what's your problem?
Right.
And we can dismiss the ones we don't understand.
Yeah.
And the other thing is just because you don't speak that language doesn't make that language weird.
Yeah.
But I'll tell you what is weird is learning to speak someone's language that isn't your primary language.
Yeah.
So you, you learning to speak words of affirmation.
It's been a rough road.
It hasn't.
I've loved every part of it, but you've just expressed
how weird you feel doing it.
I would say I'm not great at expressing anyway,
how I'm feeling at any given moment.
Like I don't tend to out loud say, I'm in pain or,
you know, I need this or my heart's doing that.
Like I'm internally processing everything.
So I would say even if I notice something
that I look at something and I think,
oh, it's so nice that he did that,
but I don't necessarily say out loud,
"Hey babe, I noticed that you did this,
"thank you so much."
- Right, which as a number one word of affirmation
just kills my heart.
- Right.

I give up my Saturday night, that hasn't,
you haven't even noticed.
- Right, so, but I'll come in and think,
"Well, you're trying to speak acts of service,
"ammonestred to my heart, and my heart feels nice
"that you did that, so that's fine."
You know, and so everything's good,
and I won't follow through to,
but actually I could speak love back to you
by affirming you and what you did.
- Or just jumping me.
- Or jumping you.
I mean, obviously that's always an option.
- Right.
- Just getting naked and you'll be fine.
- That's the truth, right there.
- Oh, I know.

I've just never liked that that's something for me, but I, I think it will.
I know it is.
Right.
And we can't get away from that because the point is where we, we all speak all
of these languages.
I mean, if you're not a gift giver, everyone likes it on their birthday when
they're giving good gifts.
Yeah.
Right.
So again, it's not that you don't value or don't like it.
It's just not the fastest draining tank in your, out with a, you know, it's like
printer cartridge. Why is it cyan always drains faster than all the others? Like what?
Right.
When I print anything in cyan and yet it's always empty.
That's an excellent question. There's a conspiracy going on here.
One of the things that we learned, this was Danny Silk. It's not Gary Chapman. Although,
maybe Gary Chapman says I haven't read Gary's book in a while. Danny makes his point that,
while I want your love, you can't be the source of my love. So, of course, in the context of this
discussion we've been having, we've been talking about husbands and wives, but this works for friendships as well.
 God is my source.
Yes.
And so I have to have my tank filled from someone other than you. Otherwise, I'm going to be codependent real quick.
Right. And then you can deplete me and I can deplete you and then we can just be mad at each other because we're both depleted.
Right.
Where actually it's our individual responsibilities to be filled from the Lord and have something
to give to the enemy.
Yeah.
You're my target God's my source.
So I get filled up from the Lord and then fill you up and you in turn are getting filled
up from the Lord.
What about what about in situations where you are not feeling loved?
And that's an interesting one because like I can intellectually say, I know that AJ loves
me.
Of course, I know that AJ loves me.
when my love tank is depleted or your love tank is depleted, talk about healthy ways of
communicating your need for love.
I throw stuff.
Yeah.
I'm just kidding.
That's like, wait, what?
I'm, I think you just have to say you're, you're not, you're not feeling loved.
I mean, I think you just have to be able to talk through, Hey, what just happened
right there, because actually this is how I experienced you.
this is how that conversation just hit my heart. Can we talk about that? Because this is what
I felt from that.
And it's also providing a roadmap back to feeling loved. It's hard because you have to be vulnerable
because typically most marriages, again, I'm talking about marriage in this context,
but I'm sure it's the same for friendships, most marriages, each person in the marriage
doesn't have the same love tank.
So it feels vulnerable to say, actually, I feel really loved when you buy me gifts or I actually feel unloved it like a weekends or connection.
When you come back from the store, say with a Mexican Coke for yourself, but not one for me when you know that I love Mexican Coke.
Right.
Or it really hurts.
I mean, but who would do that?
I don't know.
Some heartless Canadian, I'm sure.
In my defense, it was Izzy's not Coke.
But anyway, moving on.
I was trying to change the story to protect the innocent, but you just I would yourself on air.
All right.
Well, there you have it, folks.
I'm a fast forgiver, but it's it's it's weird when you it's not weird.
It's just hard to be vulnerable because it does sound shallow to say actually, I know
that you love me.
I'm not feeling loved right now.
Could we go cuddle for a bit?
I know that you love me.
I'm not feeling loved.
Can we go have a date?
I know that you love me, but I feel loved when you take out the trash.
But the only way you can help another person into your heart is by actually
showing them the roadmap and helping them get there.
Yeah.
And being able to take stock of your own heart and realize when you're
disconnecting, you know what I mean?
Like when you're like, Oh, I actually feel very distant.
Huh.
And instead of going, huh, going, huh, we need to have a conversation and we need
to fix it and not let it keep going.
What happens when you feel like it hasn't made any difference?
Try again.
And what happens if that doesn't work?
You try again because we're in this for life.
Exactly.
That there's a danger.
It's real passive thinking that sounds like, well, I've already tried communicating
that hasn't made any difference.
Then my suggestion is communicate differently.
Keep trying to communication until you can help your friend, spouse,
be able to understand because connection is the most important thing in any relationship.
 But I would say sometimes with friends, if you're hitting the, we just do not
communicate well, and we are just missing it every single time. I think it's codependent to say
we're in this for life and I've got to fix it. I think sometimes you just have to go, you know,
We're just probably not going to be as good of friends as we were before.
Right.
And that's fine too.
And that's fine.
But I think in marriage, in my mind, there's no option.
There's no plan B.
Right.
And so we're going to, we're going to hash this through.
We're going to figure it out.
We're going to practice this.
We're going to get better communication because it's not an option to live
disconnected.
Right.
And it's not an option to live, you know, uh, it less than how we're designed.

Oh, for sure.
Bring in a third person.
Say, hey, we're missing each other.
Can you help us decode our messages?
Yeah.
Cause otherwise, I honestly, a marriage would be miserable if disconnection is your foundation.
Horrible.
And I don't want to live like that either.
So.
Right.
So if you want to know what your love languages are, Gary Chantman's website, five
love languages.com has a free love language assessment. You feel it gives you back a score,
helps you understand it. If you haven't read the book, the five love languages, we highly
recommend it. I'll put a link to it in the show notes.
Dave, I heard we have a listeners question.
We do. This week's comes from Beatrice who asks, "I had a dream in which I got a new
Bible. So I thought I'd do that, especially since the Bible I have used daily is a new
New King James have had for 27 years.
So which version would you recommend?
I'd love to dig deep into the word.
Thanks.
Beatrice, I would recommend the NESB.
And it's funny, Alan and I have a little bit of a joke about that because I think you
grew up reading the NIV, right?
I grew up reading the NIV, but today I read the NLT, the new living translation.
Yeah, which I like the NLT.
I think what I like about the NASB, or at least when I started reading it, what I was told
was it was one of the better translations in terms of...
Everybody says that.
How about the book?
In terms of accuracy.
So what I have is I have a parallel Bible.
And you can get them leather-bound and whatever.
But I have a parallel Bible with the NASB and the message.
The message is like a newer modern day kind of wording of things.
It's a functional translation.
Yeah.
Whereas the NSB would be a literal translation.
Yeah.
So you've got a Bible on either end of the spectrum together.
Yes.
Yes.
You know, opposite ends of the spectrum.
And then I go through and I read it on both sides and then I have a chat with the Holy
Spirit.
And then I love to go and just look stuff up in the NLT or NIV and see how different
translations treat it if I'm confused between the two.
But I love having the two on the different spectrum and being able to go back
and forth and kind of dig through it that way.
I would say Beatrice, if you've been reading the New King James for 27 years,
another new King James would be great or an NASB, which will, you know, be very similar.
You do tend to get whiplash when you're when you've read a certain version of the
Bible for a long time because you've either memorized certain passages or just
by osmosis from your continual reading you've memorized.
And then when you begin to read another translation,
it's jarring.
Like for me, I love the message.
I really do.
But when I read the message, I get annoyed
because it's changed my favorite passages.
Now I know that's dumb, and it doesn't detract
from the helpfulness of the message.
But again, the new living translation is just, for me,
is like a much friendlier version of the NIV.
The truth is, whatever version, whatever modern version
of the Bible, you buy is going to be really, really good.
I encourage people to read whatever version of the Bible they find most
accessible.
And then I encourage people to study multiple versions of the Bible.
So yeah, I have software I use.
It's called a coordinates for the Mac.
I regularly read or consult six or seven different versions of the Bible.
But I read personally the new living translation, but, you know, go, go with
whatever you would love.
I would recommend going to one of your Christian bookstores and spending an hour
just kind of browsing through some of your favorite passages. The ESV might be a great
translation for you coming from the New King James. There's very trivial differences between
the two. And the good thing about the ESV is they have a ton of different formats. I don't
know where you're located, but if you're in the US life way, has a huge connection with
the ESV. And so when I went in, they had like 20 different versions of the ESV in really,
really nice layout style, hardback, softback, leather bound, journaling versions.
Yeah.
So my journaling Bible is ESV.

Well, thanks for joining us again this week.
We have a killer conference coming up in a couple of weeks at Grace Center.
Our dear friends, David Campbell and Gary Morgan, tremendous, tremendous men of
God, hilarious, down to earth people with genuine long lasting histories with
Jesus.
They're going to be ministering at Grace Center.
I'd highly encourage you to come.
Our tickets for the main room are selling out quickly.
I'd encourage you to get a ticket so you can be in with us.
Go to gracener.us/heavendeclares
to get all the information.
And hit up<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for this week's show notes.
- And if you'd like to ask us a question,
head over to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and go ahead and put in your question there.
We'd love to answer it on here.
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If you visit patreon.com/allon and AJ, you can find out more ways to get connected with us and with other listeners of the show.
We hope you have an amazing week, and we'll be back this time next week.


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[[Erowid Note: IV injection of crushed pills/tablets can be very dangerous due to unknown binders and fillers present in the tablets.]
The problem with this drug is that its high is surpassed only by its speed of tolerance.
I started by snorting one pill 10mgs (only after a three year daily oxy habit), it was an incredible rush of warmth and euphoric security unprecedented by my past opiate/opioid use such as handfuls (rather nosefuls) of oxycodone, hydrocodone, and as much Fentanyl as I could beg, borrow, or steal. The rush seemed to start in my brainstem and very quickly cover my head including the tongue and then my entire body inside and out.
It took only three days to work up a tolerance of thirty mgs just to get the most minimal high- very little rush. After only two weeks, I was trying to jam 8 of these “pink bitches” up my nose, to no avail.
 The nod is not much to speak of; basically I am puncturing my veins multiple times a day in anticipation of a two or three minute rush. When IV’ed the rush is more of a warm, beautiful specter overpowering me from behind and before the needle is empty she has wrapped me in love, peace, and, happiness, but by the time I catch my breath (literally) she is gone to leave me wanting… Bitch.
The only grace I have if at all, is that I always run out before my new script so I suffer, terribly suffer, for a week or two until I can hit the Doc. I stay the withdrawals by taking suboxone (wearing a fresh 100mcg Fent patch won’t even help). I gave half a pill 5mg to a low tolerant friend and he was sick for three hours puking, lethargic, wishing he was dead.
As for my drug experience; over the past 18 years, I have used almost every substance reported to get you high (even banana peels), I have been to raves and Dead shows alike, as a connoisseur of not only drugs but the various cultures. Over the past year I have been prescribed Opana 10mg 4xday and 100mcg Fentanyl every 72hrs (usually bump it to 200 or 300) also I did a couple of ounces of cocaine (several thousand dollars), and some pot (when free), and a few doses of morning glory seeds (nice) and once mescaline (what can I say) and DXM (use only when needed) and lots of alcohol.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


cidr-lib
cidr-lib - a library to determine whether IPv4 CIDRs/subnets overlap
Docs on each method are at https://timblack1.github.io/cidr-lib/
PURPOSE: Provides methods for working with CIDRs.
The key methods it provides are:
doSubnetsOverlap()
- Pass it two subnet strings, and it tells you whether they overlapsortCidrByBinary()
- Use this as your sort function's callback and you can sort subnets by their binary representation
Another public method some may find useful is:
getBinaryRepresentation()
- Returns the binary representation of a CIDR string.
A CIDR is a Classless Inter-Domain Routing address. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classless_Inter-Domain_Routing.
In a bit more detail, a CIDR is an IP address with an optional range suffix appended after a forward slash. The range is the number of digits (bits, counted from left to right) in the binary representation of the IP address to count as part of that CIDR's prefix. When the range suffix is present, only the prefix (and not the rest of the IP address's) digits are considered to be significant. The result is the prefix represents a range of IP addresses, which is called a subnet.
USAGE:
To use this library, import and instantiate the Cidr
class, then call thedoSubnetsOverlap
method with two CIDRs,
like this:
import { Cidr } from './cidr.js';
let cidr = new Cidr();
let overlaps = cidr.doSubnetsOverlap('<IP_ADDRESS>/21', '<IP_ADDRESS>/20');
Related libraries that are more full-featured
Note: In the future I might use a different library in the app for which I wrote this one. A couple far more full-featured libraries are below:


Output strings (e.g. filenames) to a queue for an input pipeline. (deprecated)
tf.compat.v1.train.string_input_producer( string_tensor, num_epochs=None, shuffle=True, seed=None, capacity=32, shared_name=None, name=None, cancel_op=None )
Warning: THIS FUNCTION IS DEPRECATED. It will be removed in a future version.
Instructions for updating:
Queue-based input pipelines have been replaced by tf.data
. Use tf.data.Dataset.from_tensor_slices(string_tensor).shuffle(tf.shape(input_tensor, out_type=tf.int64)[0]).repeat(num_epochs)
. If shuffle=False
, omit the .shuffle(...)
.
Note: if num_epochs
is not None
, this function creates local counter
epochs
. Use local_variables_initializer()
to initialize local variables.
string_tensor
: A 1-D string tensor with the strings to produce.num_epochs
: An integer (optional). If specified, string_input_producer
produces each string from string_tensor
num_epochs
times before
generating an OutOfRange
error. If not specified,
string_input_producer
can cycle through the strings in string_tensor
an unlimited number of times.shuffle
: Boolean. If true, the strings are randomly shuffled within each
epoch.seed
: An integer (optional). Seed used if shuffle == True.capacity
: An integer. Sets the queue capacity.shared_name
: (optional). If set, this queue will be shared under the given
name across multiple sessions. All sessions open to the device which has
this queue will be able to access it via the shared_name. Using this in
a distributed setting means each name will only be seen by one of the
sessions which has access to this operation.name
: A name for the operations (optional).cancel_op
: Cancel op for the queue (optional).A queue with the output strings. A QueueRunner
for the Queue
is added to the current Graph
's QUEUE_RUNNER
collection.
ValueError
: If the string_tensor is a null Python list. At runtime,
will fail with an assertion if string_tensor becomes a null tensor.Input pipelines based on Queues are not supported when eager execution is
enabled. Please use the tf.data
API to ingest data under eager execution.


synoptic.main
Class ListedProperties
java.lang.Object
java.util.Dictionary<K,V>
java.util.Hashtable<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Object>
java.util.Properties
synoptic.main.ListedProperties
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- java.io.Serializable, java.lang.Cloneable, java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Object>
public class ListedProperties
- extends java.util.Properties
Extends Java's Properties class with the ability to specify and recall a list
of property values corresponding to a key. This is used by Synoptic to handle
property files that encode Synoptic command line options, which e.g. use the
-r option to specify multiple regular expressions.
- Author:
- ivan
- See Also:
- Serialized Form
|
Field Summary |
private java.util.LinkedHashMap<java.lang.String,java.util.Vector<java.lang.String>> |
propertyVectors
Maintains lists of values per property key |
private static long |
serialVersionUID
For serializability |
| Fields inherited from class java.util.Properties |
defaults |
|
Method Summary |
java.lang.String[] |
getCmdArgsLine()
Constructs an array that can be interpreted by plume library as command
line arguments to Synoptic. |
java.lang.Object |
put(java.lang.Object key,
java.lang.Object value)
Hook that replicates behavior of super and also updates propertyVectors
to maintain a list of property values per key |
| Methods inherited from class java.util.Properties |
getProperty, getProperty, list, list, load, load, loadFromXML, propertyNames, save, setProperty, store, store, storeToXML, storeToXML, stringPropertyNames |
| Methods inherited from class java.util.Hashtable |
clear, clone, contains, containsKey, containsValue, elements, entrySet, equals, get, hashCode, isEmpty, keys, keySet, putAll, rehash, remove, size, toString, values |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
serialVersionUID
private static final long serialVersionUID
- For serializability
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
propertyVectors
private final java.util.LinkedHashMap<java.lang.String,java.util.Vector<java.lang.String>> propertyVectors
- Maintains lists of values per property key
ListedProperties
public ListedProperties()
put
public java.lang.Object put(java.lang.Object key,
java.lang.Object value)
- Hook that replicates behavior of super and also updates propertyVectors
to maintain a list of property values per key
- Specified by:
put
in interface java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Object>
- Overrides:
put
in class java.util.Hashtable<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Object>
getCmdArgsLine
public java.lang.String[] getCmdArgsLine()
- Constructs an array that can be interpreted by plume library as command
line arguments to Synoptic. The property key becomes the command line
option and the list of property values is broken out into specification
of the same option that appears multiple times with different values.
- Returns:
- string array corresponding to the properties command line


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title: Position Paper That Work
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In any organization larger than a few dozen people, a position paper,
often called whitepaper (although whitepaper is a broader term)
is an important vehicle for socializing and promoting new ideas within an organization.
A position paper can take many forms, but in most cases its content is tiered
so that the primary points can be easily acquired by reading a single page Executive Summary.
Subsequent text describes the details in full.
Format position paper:
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Abstract:
Half-page description of the document including background, motivation and foreshadowing of document contents.
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Executive Summary:
Brief presentation of the recommendations in the position paper. These can be a restatement of items in 6b below.
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Table of contents:
If the document is longer than five pages, a table of contents is useful.
For documents longer that 10 pages it is very important.
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Introduction:
Lay out the background, motivation, description of status quo, vision of the goal and foreshadowing of approach.
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Case study:
If a similar situation exists that can illustrate what you want to accomplish and how it might be done,
a case study is an excellent element for a position paper, but it is not essential.
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Full presentation
of your case for why change must occur and how it can be accomplished.
Discussion should be presented point by point using compact language.
You should anticipate concerns and acknowledge risks.
One format, for each item of your argument is:
- Present status
- Recommendation.
- Discussion.
- Risks and requirement.
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Summary and conclusion:
Example
Example of a postion paper can be found
here
Exercises:
Write a short (3-5) page position paper on topic of interest to you.
Think of a situation you know well, and how the status quo needs to be changed.
Topics do not have to be technology-related, but should be otherwise appropriate for a general audience.


| Elements' Summary |
| ScanLines |
Number of scanlines for this bitmap.
This value must not be negative
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| ScanLineBytes |
Number of data bytes per scanline.
This value must not be negative
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| ScanLineStride |
Byte offset between the start of two consecutive scanlines.
This value is permitted to be negative, denoting a bitmap
whose content is flipped at the x axis.
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| PlaneStride |
Byte offset between the start of two consecutive planes.
This value is permitted to be negative. If this value is zero,
the bitmap is assumed to be in chunky format, otherwise it is
assumed to be planar. The difference between chunky and
planar layout lies in the way how color channels are
interleaved. For a chunky format, all channel data for a
single pixel lies consecutively in memory. For a planar
layout, the first channel of all pixel is stored consecutive,
followed by the second channel, and so forth. |
| ColorSpace |
Color space the bitmap colors shall be interpreted within. |
| NumComponents |
Number of color components per pixel.
This value must not be negative
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| Endianness |
Endianness of the pixel values.
This value must be one of the ::Endianness constants
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| Format |
Format type of this bitmap. |
| Elements' Details |
ScanLines
long ScanLines;
- Description
- Number of scanlines for this bitmap.
This value must not be negative
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ScanLineBytes
long ScanLineBytes;
- Description
- Number of data bytes per scanline.
This value must not be negative
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ScanLineStride
long ScanLineStride;
- Description
- Byte offset between the start of two consecutive scanlines.
This value is permitted to be negative, denoting a bitmap
whose content is flipped at the x axis.
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PlaneStride
long PlaneStride;
- Description
- Byte offset between the start of two consecutive planes.
This value is permitted to be negative. If this value is zero,
the bitmap is assumed to be in chunky format, otherwise it is
assumed to be planar. The difference between chunky and
planar layout lies in the way how color channels are
interleaved. For a chunky format, all channel data for a
single pixel lies consecutively in memory. For a planar
layout, the first channel of all pixel is stored consecutive,
followed by the second channel, and so forth.
|
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ColorSpace
XColorSpace ColorSpace;
- Description
- Color space the bitmap colors shall be interpreted within.
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NumComponents
long NumComponents;
- Description
- Number of color components per pixel.
This value must not be negative
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Endianness
byte Endianness;
- Description
- Endianness of the pixel values.
This value must be one of the ::Endianness constants
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| Format
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WITNESS LIST Regulated Industries Committee April 7, 2005-2:00P Reserve Margins in Texas On: Jacobs, Mark (Reliant Energy, Inc.) Jones, Sam (Electric Reliability Council of TX) Miller, Thad (Texas Genco LLC) Oldham, Phillip (Texas Coalition for Competitive Electricity) Totten, Jess (Public Utility Commission)


Commits aggregate in your banch depending on your development. You may find new features, additional fixes, refactoring, retakes, merge commits, cherry-picks from other branches, etc. As the natural development process unfolds, your branch shows how chaotic it was. At the end, it can be hard to figure out what was actually done. Although it is the normal way to go, it does not mean that it is satifactory. We plan here to forget all the history and preserve only the final state of the branch: what actually remains from your changes.
How to Completely Forget a Git Commits History?
All you need is to squash everything into a single commit that you can
Here is what you need to prepare:
BRANCH=$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD) # Current branch to rewrite
COMMIT_START=<commit SHA-1> # Commit after which we want to produce our single commit
MESSAGE="<message>" # Message of the single commit to produce
Notice that COMMIT_START
should point to a commit that is already part of the branch.

If it is not the case, you need first to merge this commit into your branch.
You can merge or rebase, as you prefer, as long as you resolve the potential conflicts.
Once all is set up, here is how you retrieve all your changes into a single, additional commit:
git reset --soft ${COMMIT_START} # Restart the branch from the identified commit while preserving the current state uncommitted
git commit -m "${MESSAGE}" # Commit the changes
At this point, all the changes not known at the level of the targetted commit are reduced to a single additional commit.
You can
Forgetting all the history of a branch is done with git reset --soft
.
It moves the branch back to a previous commit while preserving the current files.
You can use then git commit
to create an additional commit with the remaining changes.