Profiles
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Heyneke Meyer, Stade Francais part ways
Paris - Former Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer has resigned from his position in charge of the French Top 14's bottom side Stade Francais, the club announced on Tuesday.
Meyer, who led the Springboks at the 2015 Rugby World Cup, quit Stade after losing seven from the opening nine matches of the season with local reports saying he had been sacked after less than two years with the Parisian outfit.
"It has been an honour to coach the club. I have had a great life experience coaching Stade Francais and I have loved my time in Paris," Meyer, 52, said in statement.
"It has always been my intention to do what is best for this great club," he added.
The former Bulls boss was given the backing of Stade's billionaire owner Hans-Peter Wild last week before Sunday's defeat to rivals Racing 92.
Stade have a league-leading budget of €40 millions and came eighth under his remit last season.
Newspaper Midi Olympique reported Stade's former players in Julien Arias and Laurent Sempere will take over the 14-time French champions on a temporary basis ahead of this Friday's European Challenge Cup match against Brive.
The pair follow ex-Stade centre Thomas Lombard in being appointed in off-field positions at Stade Jean-Bouin, after he was named general manager earlier in October.
Former Bok fly-half Morne Steyn, who won a league title in 2015 with Stade, told AFP a lack of squad unity was to blame for the poor results after playing his last game for the Parisians in the derby loss.
Meyer's assistants in ex-France prop Pieter de Villiers, South Africans Dewald Senekal Ricardo Loubscher and English defence coach John McFarland are also expected to leave.


This package contains different types of sources:
Thermodynamic equations are defined in partial models (package Interfaces.Partials). All fans / pumps are considered without losses, they do not change enthalpy flow.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Ambient | Ambient with constant properties |
| AbsolutePressure | Defines absolute pressure level |
| VolumeFlow | Enforces constant volume flow |
| PressureIncrease | Enforces constant pressure increase |
| IdealPump | Model of an ideal pump |


HTTP request
Method
Method={{method}} URI={{uri}} Proto={{version}}
HTTP Headers received
{{header}}
Body of the Request (for methods PUT, POST, ...)
{{input}}
Environment
{{env}}


Permissions
This defines the streams that your access token will be allowed to manipulate.
If you request permissions for streams that don't exist yet, they will be created on the
user's account upon user authorization.
The value provided in the
defaultName property will be used as its name.
The
level must be one of the following values:
- read: Allows to get the stream's values.
- contribute: Read and generate new content.
- manage: Contribute, update and delete.
Edit the fields
StreamId,
Level and
defaultName in the text box containing a JSON
array
where each item represents a Permission that will be requested upon successful authentication.
If the
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{% extends "learn/pages/level-2-base.html" %} {% import "partials/_utils.html" as utils %} {% block lhs_toc %} Table of contents
{% endblock %} {% block learn_content %}NOTE: Unsure if you should start in level 1 or level 2? Try taking the level 1 final exam. You don't need to get a 100%, but all the concepts should be familiar.
Click here for final examEver wanted to learn to program but not sure where to begin? This class will help guide you through some topics you might learn about in a first semester CS course. You should have completed the lessons from Programming Beginners Level 1 or have prior experience with basic programming concepts such as strings, integers, arrays, for loops, and while loops.
At a minimum, you should install Python 3 and a text editor. If you're using a mac, there's a good chance you have these by default. Open a terminal (search for Terminal in finder) and type python3. If you don't get an error message, you have Python 3! For a text editor, I personally enjoy Atom, but there are many different options.
If you're on Windows, you will likely have to install these yourself. Check out the link above to install Python 3 and for a text editor, I highly recommend Notepad++, but again, there are many viable options.
For more information on setting up your development environment, please see the setup instructions from the level 1 class.
IMPORTANT: You will not be able to perform the exercises without this setup!
We will loosely follow the textbook "Think Python - How to Think Like a Computer Scientist"
This is a different book than has commonly been taught in the level 1 class, so it may teach you some concepts in different ways that make more sense.
It is available for free online:
PDF: http://greenteapress.com/thinkpython2/thinkpython2.pdf
HTML: http://greenteapress.com/thinkpython2/html/index.html


Class: Vertx::HttpServerRequest
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- Vertx::HttpServerRequest
- Includes:
- ReadStream
- Defined in:
- src/main/api_shim/core/http.rb
Overview
Encapsulates a server-side HTTP request.
An instance of this class is created for each request that is handled by the server and is passed to the user via the
handler specified using Vertx::HttpServer#request_handler.
Each instance of this class is associated with a corresponding HttpServerResponse instance via the field #response.

-
- (Object) body_handler(&hndlr)
Set a handler to receive the entire body in one go - do not use this for large bodies.
-
- (Object) expect_multipart=(expect)
You must call this function with true before receiving the request body if you expect it to contain a multi-part form.
-
- (MultiMap) form_attributes
message should only get called after the endHandler was notified as the map will be filled on-the-fly.
-
- (MultiMap) headers
The request headers.
-
- (String) method
The HTTP method, one of HEAD, OPTIONS, GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, CONNECT, TRACE.
-
- (MultiMap) params
The request parameters.
-
- (String) path
The path part of the uri.
-
- (String) query
The query part of the uri.
-
- (Object) remote_address
Get the remote address.
-
- (HttpServerResponse) response
to send the response back to the client.
-
- (Object) upload_handler(&hndlr)
Set the upload handler.
-
- (String) uri
The uri of the request.
-
- (String) version
The Http version.
Methods included from ReadStream
#data_handler, #end_handler, #exception_handler, #pause, #resume
Instance Method Details
- (Object) _to_java_request
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/http.rb', line 613 def _to_java_request @j_del end |
- (Object) absolute_uri
Get the absolute URI
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/http.rb', line 609 def absolute_uri @j_del.absoluteURI end |
- (Object) body_handler(&hndlr)
Set a handler to receive the entire body in one go - do not use this for large bodies
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/http.rb', line 598 def body_handler(&hndlr) @j_del.bodyHandler(hndlr) self end |
- (Object) expect_multipart=(expect)
You must call this function with true before receiving the request body if you expect it to
contain a multi-part form
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/http.rb', line 573 def expect_multipart=(expect) @j_del.expectMultiPart(expect) self end |
- (MultiMap) form_attributes
message should only get
called after the endHandler was notified as the map will be filled on-the-fly.
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/http.rb', line 581 def form_attributes if !@attrs @attrs =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>end @attrs end |
- (MultiMap) headers
The request headers
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/http.rb', line 564 def headers if !@headers @headers =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>end @headers end |
- (String) method
The HTTP method, one of HEAD, OPTIONS, GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, CONNECT, TRACE
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/http.rb', line 530 def method @j_del.method end |
- (MultiMap) params
The request parameters
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/http.rb', line 550 def params if !@params @params =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>end @params end |
- (String) path
The path part of the uri. For example /somepath/somemorepath/somresource.foo
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/http.rb', line 540 def path @j_del.path end |
- (String) query
The query part of the uri. For example someparam=32&someotherparam=x
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/http.rb', line 545 def query @j_del.query end |
- (Object) remote_address
Get the remote address
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/http.rb', line 604 def remote_address @j_del.remoteAddress end |
- (HttpServerResponse) response
to send the response back to the client.
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/http.rb', line 559 def response @resp end |
- (Object) upload_handler(&hndlr)
Set the upload handler. The handler will get notified once a new file upload was received and so allow to
get notified by the upload in progress.
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/http.rb', line 590 def upload_handler(&hndlr) @j_del.uploadHandler do |j_upload| hndlr.call(HttpServerFileUpload.new(j_upload)) end self end |
- (String) uri
The uri of the request. For example 'http://www.somedomain.com/somepath/somemorepath/somresource.foo?someparam=32&someotherparam=x'
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/http.rb', line 535 def uri @j_del.uri end |
- (String) version
The Http version
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/http.rb', line 522 def version if !@vrsn @vrsn = @j_del.version.toString end @vrsn end |


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Tomato and Grilled Bell Pepper soup
- 🍳 Cook time: 30 min
- 🍽Servings:12
Can be prepared the night before and kept frozen for a week or two.
Ingredients
- 10 tomatoes
- 2 red bell peppers
- 2 onions
- 1 clove of garlic
- 1L stock or broth
- ¾t Cayenne pepper
- 1t paprika powder
- 3t bruschetta herbs
- 1t oregano
- 1t giner syrup
- 2T olive oil
- 2T heavy cream
Directions
- Halve, deseed and grill the bell peppers in an oven or on a grill. Remove skin after grilling.
- Skin and quarter tomatoes.
- Sauté onion and crushed garlic in a large soup pan with olive oil.
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First Draft Bill had drawn flak.
by Special CorrespondentThe Centre has not taken any final decision on the merger of the University Grants Commission (UGC) and the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) to create a single regulator for higher education, Human Resource Development Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank told the Rajya Sabha on Thursday.
He was responding to a written question from YSR Congress Party MP Prabhakar Reddy Vemireddy regarding the proposal to create a Higher Education Commission of India to oversee all non-medical college-level education in the country.
Objection from States
A June 2018 version of the draft HECI Bill had faced objections from States worried they would lose autonomy under the new regime as well as concerns that grant disbursal powers were being moved from autonomous bodies to the direct control of the HRD Minister.
By September 2019, a revised draft which reportedly made changes to address such concerns was ready for approval. Senior HRD Ministry officials indicated that it would be introduced in the winter session of Parliament.
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java.lang.Object java.lang.Enum<DOMEvent> uk.ac.ox.comlab.diadem.oxpath.utils.DOMEvent
public enum DOMEvent
DOM Events for controlling input into the OXPathWebAccessNode.fireEvent(event)
method
by enumeration of each of the DOM 3 Events to fire.
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DOMATTRIBUTENAMECHANGED
Enum value representing DOMAttributeNameChanged DOM Event |
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DOMATTRMODIFIED
Enum value representing DOMAttrModified DOM Event |
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DOMCHARACTERDATAMODIFIED
Enum value representing DOMCharacterDataModified DOM Event |
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DOMELEMENTNAMECHANGED
Enum value representing DOMElementNameChanged DOM Event |
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Enum value representing DOMFocusIn DOM Event |
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Enum value representing DOMFocusOut DOM Event |
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Enum value representing DOMNodeInserted DOM Event |
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DOMNODEINSERTEDINTODOCUMENT
Enum value representing DOMNodeInsertedIntoDocument DOM Event |
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Enum value representing DOMNodeRemoved DOM Event |
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Enum value representing DOMNodeRemovedFromDocument DOM Event |
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Enum value representing DOMSubtreeModified DOM Event |
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Enum value representing error DOM Event |
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Enum value representing focus DOM Event |
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Enum value representing focusin DOM Event |
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Enum value representing focusout DOM Event |
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Enum value representing keydown DOM Event |
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Enum value representing keypress DOM Event |
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Enum value representing keyup DOM Event |
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Enum value representing load DOM Event |
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Enum value representing mousedown DOM Event |
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Enum value representing mouseenter DOM Event |
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Enum value representing mouseleave DOM Event |
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Enum value representing mousemove DOM Event |
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Enum value representing mouseout DOM Event |
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Enum value representing mouseover DOM Event |
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Enum value representing mouseup DOM Event |
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Enum value representing resize DOM Event |
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SCROLL
Enum value representing scroll DOM Event |
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SELECT
Enum value representing select DOM Event |
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TEXTINPUT
Enum value representing textInput DOM Event |
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UNLOAD
Enum value representing unload DOM Event |
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WHEEL
Enum value representing wheel DOM Event |
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java.lang.String |
toString()
Returns DOM 3 standard name of enum value |
static DOMEvent |
valueOf(java.lang.String name)
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. |
static DOMEvent[] |
values()
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared. |
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compareTo, equals, getDeclaringClass, hashCode, name, ordinal, valueOf |
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getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
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public static final DOMEvent DOMATTRIBUTENAMECHANGED
public static final DOMEvent DOMATTRMODIFIED
public static final DOMEvent DOMCHARACTERDATAMODIFIED
public static final DOMEvent DOMELEMENTNAMECHANGED
public static final DOMEvent DOMFOCUSIN
public static final DOMEvent DOMFOCUSOUT
public static final DOMEvent DOMNODEINSERTED
public static final DOMEvent DOMNODEINSERTEDINTODOCUMENT
public static final DOMEvent DOMNODEREMOVED
public static final DOMEvent DOMNODEREMOVEDFROMDOCUMENT
public static final DOMEvent DOMSUBTREEMODIFIED
public static final DOMEvent ERROR
public static final DOMEvent FOCUS
public static final DOMEvent FOCUSIN
public static final DOMEvent FOCUSOUT
public static final DOMEvent KEYDOWN
public static final DOMEvent KEYPRESS
public static final DOMEvent KEYUP
public static final DOMEvent LOAD
public static final DOMEvent MOUSEDOWN
public static final DOMEvent MOUSEENTER
public static final DOMEvent MOUSELEAVE
public static final DOMEvent MOUSEMOVE
public static final DOMEvent MOUSEOUT
public static final DOMEvent MOUSEOVER
public static final DOMEvent MOUSEUP
public static final DOMEvent RESIZE
public static final DOMEvent SCROLL
public static final DOMEvent SELECT
public static final DOMEvent TEXTINPUT
public static final DOMEvent UNLOAD
public static final DOMEvent WHEEL
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public static DOMEvent[] values()
for (DOMEvent c : DOMEvent.values()) System.out.println(c);
public static DOMEvent valueOf(java.lang.String name)
name
- the name of the enum constant to be returned.
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if this enum type has no constant
with the specified name
java.lang.NullPointerException
- if the argument is nullpublic java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Enum<DOMEvent>
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This is a sparse Unicode table. Codepoints without entries are assumed to have the value: [0, 0, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil]
This module is loosely based on idn_actionmailer by Mick Staugaard, the unicode library by Yoshida Masato, and the punycode implementation by Kazuhiro Nishiyama. Most of the code was copied verbatim, but some reformatting was done, and some translation from C was done.
Without their code to work from as a base, we’d all still be relying on the presence of libidn. Which nobody ever seems to have installed.
Original sources: github.com/staugaard/idn_actionmailer www.yoshidam.net/Ruby.html#unicode rubyforge.org/frs/?group_id=2550
Converts from a Unicode internationalized domain name to an ASCII domain name as described in RFC 3490.
# File lib/addressable/idna/pure.rb, line 65 def self.to_ascii(input) input = input.dup if input.respond_to?(:force_encoding) input.force_encoding(Encoding::ASCII_8BIT) end if input =~ UTF8_REGEX && input =~ UTF8_REGEX_MULTIBYTE parts = unicode_downcase(input).split('.') parts.map! do |part| if part.respond_to?(:force_encoding) part.force_encoding(Encoding::ASCII_8BIT) end if part =~ UTF8_REGEX && part =~ UTF8_REGEX_MULTIBYTE ACE_PREFIX + punycode_encode(unicode_normalize_kc(part)) else part end end parts.join('.') else input end end
Converts from an ASCII domain name to a Unicode internationalized domain name as described in RFC 3490.
# File lib/addressable/idna/pure.rb, line 90 def self.to_unicode(input) parts = input.split('.') parts.map! do |part| if part =~ /^#{ACE_PREFIX}/ punycode_decode(part[/^#{ACE_PREFIX}(.+)/, 1]) else part end end output = parts.join('.') if output.respond_to?(:force_encoding) output.force_encoding(Encoding::UTF_8) end output end
Unicode normalization form KC.
# File lib/addressable/idna/pure.rb, line 107 def self.unicode_normalize_kc(input) unpacked = input.unpack("U*") unpacked = unicode_compose(unicode_sort_canonical(unicode_decompose(unpacked))) return unpacked.pack("U*") end


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KRATOS Multiphysics (Kratos) is a framework for building parallel, multi-disciplinary simulation software, aiming at modularity, extensibility, and high performance. Kratos is written in C++, and counts with an extensive Python interface.
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Axisymmetric point load condition. More...
#include <axisym_point_load_condition.h>
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Type Definitions | |
| KRATOS_CLASS_INTRUSIVE_POINTER_DEFINITION (AxisymPointLoadCondition) | |
| Counted pointer of AxisymPointLoadCondition. More... | |
Life Cycle | |
| AxisymPointLoadCondition (IndexType NewId, GeometryType::Pointer pGeometry) | |
| Default constructor. More... | |
| AxisymPointLoadCondition (IndexType NewId, GeometryType::Pointer pGeometry, PropertiesType::Pointer pProperties) | |
| ~AxisymPointLoadCondition () override | |
| Destructor. More... | |
Operations | |
| Condition::Pointer | Create (IndexType NewId, NodesArrayType const &ThisNodes, PropertiesType::Pointer pProperties) const override |
| Creates a new condition pointer. More... | |
| Condition::Pointer | Create (IndexType NewId, GeometryType::Pointer pGeom, PropertiesType::Pointer pProperties) const override |
| Creates a new condition pointer. More... | |
| Condition::Pointer | Clone (IndexType NewId, NodesArrayType const &ThisNodes) const override |
| Creates a new condition pointer and clones the previous condition data. More... | |
Input and output | |
| std::string | Info () const override |
| Turn back information as a string. More... | |
| void | PrintInfo (std::ostream &rOStream) const override |
| Print information about this object. More... | |
| void | PrintData (std::ostream &rOStream) const override |
| Print object's data. More... | |
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| AxisymPointLoadCondition () | |
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| class | Serializer |
Axisymmetric point load condition.
Implements a point load condition for structural analysis.
| Kratos::AxisymPointLoadCondition::AxisymPointLoadCondition | ( | IndexType | NewId, |
| GeometryType::Pointer | pGeometry | ||
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Default constructor.
| Kratos::AxisymPointLoadCondition::AxisymPointLoadCondition | ( | IndexType | NewId, |
| GeometryType::Pointer | pGeometry, | ||
| PropertiesType::Pointer | pProperties | ||
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Destructor.
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Creates a new condition pointer and clones the previous condition data.
| NewId | the ID of the new condition |
| ThisNodes | the nodes of the new condition |
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override |
Creates a new condition pointer.
| NewId | the ID of the new condition |
| pGeom | the geometry to be employed |
| pProperties | the properties assigned to the new condition |
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Creates a new condition pointer.
| NewId | the ID of the new condition |
| ThisNodes | the nodes of the new condition |
| pProperties | the properties assigned to the new condition |
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Turn back information as a string.
| Kratos::AxisymPointLoadCondition::KRATOS_CLASS_INTRUSIVE_POINTER_DEFINITION | ( | AxisymPointLoadCondition | ) |
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Thrift module: application_deployment_model
This file describes the definitions of the Data Structures related to deployment of Application on
computational resources.
Data structures
Struct: SetEnvPaths
| Key | Field | Type | Description | Requiredness | Default value |
| 1 | name | string | | required | |
| 2 | value | string | | required | |
| 3 | envPathOrder | i32 | | optional | |
Key Value pairs to be used to set environments
name:
Name of the environment variable such as PATH, LD_LIBRARY_PATH, NETCDF_HOME.
value:
Value of the environment variable to set
envPathOrder:
The order of the setting of the env variables when there are multiple env variables
Struct: CommandObject
| Key | Field | Type | Description | Requiredness | Default value |
| 1 | command | string | | required | |
| 2 | commandOrder | i32 | | optional | |
Job commands to be used in Pre Job, Post Job and Module Load Commands
command:
The actual command in string format
commandOrder:
Order of the command in the multiple command situation
Struct: ApplicationModule
| Key | Field | Type | Description | Requiredness | Default value |
| 1 | appModuleId | string | | required | "DO_NOT_SET_AT_CLIENTS" |
| 2 | appModuleName | string | | required | |
| 3 | appModuleVersion | string | | optional | |
| 4 | appModuleDescription | string | | optional | |
Application Module Information. A module has to be registered before registering a deployment.
appModuleId: Airavata Internal Unique Job ID. This is set by the registry.
appModuleName:
Name of the application module.
appModuleVersion:
Version of the application.
appModuleDescription:
Descriprion of the Module
Struct: ApplicationDeploymentDescription
Application Deployment Description
appDeploymentId: Airavata Internal Unique Job ID. This is set by the registry.
appModuleName:
Application Module Name. This has to be precise describing the binary.
computeHostId:
This ID maps application deployment to a particular resource previously described within Airavata.
Example: Stampede is first registered and refered when registering WRF.
moduleLoadCmd:
Command string to load modules. This will be placed in the job submisison
Ex: module load amber
libPrependPaths:
prepend to a path variable the value
libAppendPaths:
append to a path variable the value
setEnvironment:
assigns to the environment variable "NAME" the value


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For the beverage label project I was missing the magazine ad, the 3 posters, the design of the 6 pack, and the 15 second commercial. This is an anylization of why I missed the deadline.
The budget on the label was correct and I more or less met that I just spread that time out too much working on other school work. But when I came to the 6 pack carrier I ran into trouble. The first speed bump was that the HP printer was out of order, and since the project was for 22x28 paper that’s what I was planning on using. I then had to redesign a new style of 6 pack for 17x22 paper so that I could get some physical mock ups and start testing the fit. I have the fit basically down now and the design work on it is ready to begin.
My main problem would be because of my process. For the branding and the commercial I needed to use the actual bottle, which meant I couldn’t begin that until I had finished the label. Once that is done I can photograph the bottles for my ads and use them in my commercial. This process makes the budget for the rest of the project weigh on the first design, and the delays on that design compounded for every design after that.


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| M2dude 21st Dec 2010, 09:17 permalink Post: 907 |
CliveL
First of all a hearty welcome from myself also to the thread, speaking as a fellow old Filtonian/Fairfordian. (I'm sure I must have bumped into you during my years at BAC Clive). It is thanks to the tremendous skill and dedication of 'designer chaps', such as yourself and ChristiaanJ, that Concorde became this breathtakingly amazing aeroplane that she was.
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| M2dude 23rd Dec 2010, 11:44 permalink Post: 966 |
Contrails
I took this one over the Atlantic, of G-BOAF, BA002 at Mach 2 FL 560 from G-BOAD FL 480 Mach 1.9 (test flight) in July 2003. (Mach 3.9 closing ). Best rgards Dude |
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| CliveL 27th Dec 2010, 12:13 permalink Post: 1025 |
Quote:
I've pulled this quotation out at random from what I have found a rather disappointing sequence of postings. I could write reams about this (and like everyone in this thread I would write as a Concordophile), but I won't - or at least I will try not to. In general I'm with Christian on this, and for the record I think a few 'counterfactuals' should be recorded. I am not trying to reopen a sterile debate - as CJ has said irrevocable decisions have been made and the subject is done and dusted. However, let us remember that: G-BOAF was, and is the property of BA; BAe and now AI are merely caretakers. AI's statement cross-posted from the Heritage website strikes me as a very reasonable statement; we found that your roof is leaking, if you don't get it fixed it is going to get worse rather rapidly; if you (BA) agree and will pay us to do it we will take it indoors and fix it. I don't see any sinister intent here, and given the weather we have had in the UK over the past weeks it must be regarded as a happy, if fortuitous decision! Those who know Filton will also know that there is nowhere that Alpha Fox could be stored under cover except in the hangar where she was first assembled. They will also know that this hangar is buried in the centre of the factory and nobody, in a post 9/11 world, is going to give more or less unrestricted public access to somewhere containing a lot of valuable real estate! So when BA took the decision to locate AF at Filton it must have been in the knowledge that she would live in British weather until some form of shelter could be organised. That it has taken so long to (fail to) organise such shelter is regrettable, but the blame can hardly be uniquely allocated to AI. BA own the aircraft, BAe/AI had a 40% share in building the airframe, RR a 60% share in building the powerplant. IMHO they should all have chipped in to construct some sort of shelter - it was never on the cards that local enthusiasts could have raised enough in a short time. Although 'Dude' says that all the UK airframes were left out in the weather, this is not exactly true is it? 002 at Yeovilton (certainly) and 101 at Duxford (I think) are under cover and receive lots of TLC. It is at least arguable that these early airframes have more historical significance than Alpha Fox. So far as AI's decision to hand back the C of A is concerned, they would have already recognised from the post-Gonesse activity that most people with sufficient expertise on the Concorde design were retired (or worse!) They have enough people to keep a subsonic aircraft going, but Concorde would, I think, require additional experience. AI management would certainly have consulted AI Engineering about this, and I have to say that the then Head of Engineering was someone I know well. He, like me, worked on Concorde in the early days and he is definitely not antiConcorde. I for one would respect his decision. So far as the decision to stop services goes, we all knew they would be cut off sometime.the only question was when. When we were designing the aircraft the general feeling was that she would stay in service for about 30 years, but we also feared that it would only need one fatal accident to bring the whole lot crashing down. [Incidentally, it was that latter philosophy that made us (we hoped) ultracareful with airworthiness issues] In the event it was 28 years and one accident. Even before Gonesse AF were losing money on their Concorde services. One might have thought that they would stop right away, but I suspect that a combination of Gallc pride and politics ensured that they would carry on. But eventually there came a point where, on an airline losing money and in a recession, an unsentimantal and yes, generally unsympathetic, management would have to say enough is enough. What else would you have them do? Continue to fly loss making services so that their rival BA could go on with their profitable? operations? One would have to say 'Get real!' Once AF had decided to stop, what do you expect of AI? They are a company with a duty to make profit for their shareholders. OK, they had a duty, also to support in service aircraft, but that duty does not extend to doing that at a loss. With AF out of it therefore AI had no alternative but to ask BA to shoulder the full bill. I have no doubt that when BA declined to do this AI breathed a huge sigh of relief, but at the end of the day the decision to stop all Concorde services was above all an AIRLINE decision. Sorry to go rabbiting on, but it is a subject that arouses strong emotions! CliveL |
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| DozyWannabe 27th Dec 2010, 21:19 permalink Post: 1027 |
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I've said something similar (while at the same time being full of admiration and effusive praise for M2Dude). It's worth bearing in mind that at the time (2003 or thereabouts), AI were fighting a battle to keep the A380 project viable (like Boeing with the 747, they'd effectively "bet the company" on the project's success) - and sadly, in terms of business realpolitik Concorde was costing them money, being just a small-run legacy airframe capable of operating profitably for a single customer. Things weren't going to get any better, and as such AI's decision was as understandable as it was regrettable. I have far less sympathy for BA, who acted with what seemed to me indecent haste to permanently mothball the airframes (the press at the time speculating that Branson would try to get his hands on at least one of them), and while the UK Concorde community have a right to feel aggrieved at the way things panned out - the fact that what was left of BAe effectively bowed out of the Airbus consortium, the better to focus on military hardware with the Americans, meant that we'd thrown away any chance of having a say in what happened to Concorde in the end. EDITED TO ADD : In reference to Bellerophon's post below - this was *not* intended to take the technical discussion off-course. I was simply trying to thank Clive for summing up how I felt about the whole situation far better than I ever could. Sincere apologies if this was misconstrued as such. Last edited by DozyWannabe; 29th Dec 2010 at 01:21 . |
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| M2dude 26th Jan 2011, 12:18 permalink Post: 1137 |
So many vivid memories from so many people.
I suppose personally I'll always remember the first time that I ever saw Concorde flying as well as the LAST time : The very first, as I posted here many months ago, was in 1970 when I, as a young grotty little RAF erk, was in Swindon and heard this loud roar in the sky over what was then Bon March\xe9 (Now Debenhams). Looking up I saw this amazing sight of 002 complete with her attending Canberra chase plane flying over.  The very LAST time I saw her flying was in November 2003 at the side of LHR 27R as G-BOAF, the last Concorde ever built and the last one ever to fly, made her final departure out of a very dismal Heathrow bound for Filton. For me, the weather at LHR that day perfectly matched to gloom of the occasion I'm afraid. A really lasting memory I wil always treasure is while my now VERY grown up children were still young, they were (almost) as big Concorde 'nuts' as their dad. Concorde would fly over our house daily and they would run to the window every time they heard the sound of an aeroplane. The general disappointed chant they would come out with was 'it's not Concorde dad, it's just a plane'. For the life of me I don't know why they would develop THAT kind of prejudice and from whom they would get it from . (I used this particular ditty in a 2003 Concorde BBC TV documentary we did, but my cover is blown here anyway, so what the hell . EXWOK
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Hopefully she will get a fitting 'home' soon so that more people can marvel at our absolutely beautiful and truly timeless aviation icon Best regards Dude Last edited by M2dude; 26th Jan 2011 at 13:49 . |
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| steve-de-s 14th Apr 2011, 18:52 permalink Post: 1296 |
Concorde G-BOAF heading for the London Eye?
http://heritageconcorde.com/?page_id=7739 |
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| M2dude 23rd Apr 2011, 09:13 permalink Post: 1316 |
CliveL
(And ChristiaanJ)
Quote:
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And sorry everyone about the \xa330 cost of converting 202 into an airliner, I meant (dumb ass that I am) \xa330 MILLION. Best regards Dude |
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| steve-de-s 13th Aug 2011, 12:00 permalink Post: 1427 |
Filton
Save Bristol\x92s Concorde and the Brabazon Hangar
The Brabazon Hangar dominates the south side of Filton Airfield. During the 1960s it became the home of the UK Concorde production line, but Concorde wasn\x92t the first aircraft to be built within this amazing structure. The hangar was originally built during the 1940s to enable the construction of the massive Bristol Aircraft Company\x92s type 167, which is better known as the Brabazon and hence this is where the name of the hangar came from . This giant airliner aircraft had a 230ft wingspan, and was powered by eight pair-coupled Bristol Centaurus piston engines and was Britain\x92s attempt at a non-stop trans-Atlantic airliner. The prototype flew in 1949 six years and \xa33 million after the conception, and sadly the aircraft was already obsolete. The British de Havilland Comet jet-powered airliner was already well on the way and on the other side of the Atlantic, Boeing were developing their 707, and both of these would fly faster and carry more passengers than the Brabazon The prototype flew for a short while and a second turboprop-powered prototype (Brabazon II) was being built when the project was abandoned. Both aircraft were subsequently broken up in 1953. With the demise of the Brabazon project Bristol was then left with one of the largest aircraft production facilities in Europe and therefore the giant Brabazon hangars were put to other uses, these included being used for the production line for the much more successful Bristol Britannia airliner. But the Brabazon hangar has become more famous today as the birthplace of all the British built Concordes, ten airframes were built there, one prototype known as 002, one pre-production known as 01, one development production known as Delta Golf, and of course the seven airliner production airframes detailed below\x85 G-BOAA G-BOAB G-BOAC G-BOAD G-BOAE G-BOAF G-BOAG Concorde 216 G-BOAF was the last Concorde built anywhere in the world, and of course the very last one to fly in November 2003. During her final flight she flew back to her birthplace, to Filton to form a major part of a new planned Bristol aviation museum. The plan was to house the whole of the Bristol Aviation Collection, known as the BAC, in one building, a centre to celebrate Bristol\x92s incredible aviation history, and let\x92s not forget that Bristol led the world. But like so many things in this fast changing world, ideas and directions soon change and as in this case not for the better. Heritage Concorde has heard of one idea that it wishes to push forward with anyone who would be willing to work alongside the group. With next years closure of Filton airfield, one incredible heritage building stands at risk of being ripped down and lost forever, the Brabazon Hangar. So why not use this building as the centre of the history of Bristol aviation and space industry, and in memory of the man who started it all, Sir George White. It\x92s large enough to form one of the most incredible museums in the world; it would be able to house the whole BAC collection with Concorde 216 at the centre, where she was built. This idea needs to be looked into and not dismissed so easily by the people leading the effort for the new museum. Heritage Concorde will start to develop this idea further. Any ideas, any offer of help or advice??? Steve de Sausmarez |
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| M2dude 17th Aug 2011, 13:50 permalink Post: 1436 |
Filton and G-BOAF
This is obviously a really emotional topic, we can only hope that good sense prevails and the AAH is preserved, along of course with our beautiful G-BOAF. (When I worked at Filton
many
moons ago it was the largest single span building in Europe, not sure if that is the case now or not).
It would be really nice if the SOUTH of the UK had a non-derilict 'proper' Concorde on display to the public, and good old Alpha Fox would be the ideal example, displayed inside the building where she was born). There was so much activity in that hangar over the years, wouldn't it also be great if examples of as many as possible of the aircraft that were built, part built or modified there could be displayed too. Let's all keep our fingers crossed. Best regards Dude |
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| consub 19th Mar 2014, 21:54 permalink Post: 1811 |
Hi Christian,
We chose the components for their environmental tests, and all the AICS components were subjected to acceptance testing when received, which was a bit of a problem sometimes because the BAC goods inwards system was so slow that some of the expensive ADC/DACs that were not quite good enough were returned to Harris, but were out of warranty by the time they were returned. The embargo was not just the 5400 TTL I/Cs but all milspec. components. Its stretching my memory, but AICU1 was the ADC board, 2-5 were the processor, 6-10 were the prom boards. There was a bought in board (AICU 17 I think) that was supplied by ?????, that processed the sensor unit data. The AICS was filled with redundancy, as well as the obvious 2 AICUs per intake, and 4 sensor units, the program calculated the output data with dummy inputs - twice, and if these were correct, the proper inputs were used and the result was output to the doors. On the analogue bit there were two channels for each output and at the end one output was compared with the other and if different a fail was produced. We haven't opened the plan chests with the AICS drawings yet. As well as the 8 AICUs on G-BOAF, we have the prototype AICU that was used on the AICS systems rig. |
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| Landroger 2nd Feb 2016, 12:02 permalink Post: 1930 |
A very belated reply.
I'm not really sure why I stopped coming here, it is one of, if not
the
most interesting thread on any of the forums I visit - by miles. However, I got back into it a few days ago and realised I was over a hundred
pages
behind. I have been slowly catching up, but I'm still nearly fifty pages behind.
My first question is; what has become of the Brabazon Hangar/ BAe Filton/ G-BOAF situation? Wikipedia just say its all been sold - the airfield at least - but not what the dispositions of all those valuable items, particularly Alpha Foxtrot. Second, just to show I really am reading myself back up to date, I noticed something ChristaanJ said that has some resonance with me.
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You probably don't remember, but I used to be a "scanner engineer" - I finally retired in July last year - but I was involved in the very early days of what are now common place diagnostic machines. At some point in the early nineties, I realised two things. I could write a bit - not incomprehensibly at any rate - and all the people who made the early scanners, did the development work and worked on them in the field before me, were either retired or passed away. I asked the management at the time if I could have a bit of time, perhaps a half day every week, to do the research and do a 'Tracy Kidder' for the EMIScanner. No answer came the stern reply and it never got done. Now I don't think it can be, so it never will. I would love to write 'The Soul of a New Machine' for Concorde, but A) I'm probably too old now and B) I was never part of it, so I probably can't put the passion in to it, certainly not the knowledge, that she deserves. If anyone on here who was part of it who wants to put pen to paper (Oh come on! Who doesn't use a Word Processor - which dates me on its own!) but it doesn't seem to come out right, perhaps we ought to meet? Few of my close friends are engineers or scientists and although they all agree that Concorde was (and is) a lovely looking thing, they simply don't understand why it is that engineers get passionate and dewy eyed about her. They cannot comprehend the difficulties of flying at Mach 1+, let alone Mach 2 for three hours in a pretty frock and thus, the ability to do so just seems 'normal'. The book is there to write; the book of the people, by the people, for the people. Landroger |


You have been assigned the task of building a new friend-based social network. In this network, users are able to view their own friends, friends of their friends, friends of their friends’ friends, and so on. People connected to you through any number of friendship connections are considered a part of your extended social network.
The functionality behind creating users and friendships has been completed already. Your job is to implement a function that shows all the friends in a user’s extended social network and chain of friendships that link them. The number of connections between one user and another are called the degrees of separation.
Your client is also interested in how the performance will scale as more users join so she has asked you to implement a feature that creates large numbers of users to the network and assigns them a random distribution of friends.
It will be easier to build your extended social network if you have users to test it with. populate_graph()
takes in a number of users to create and the average number of friends each user should have and creates them.
>>> sg = SocialGraph()
>>> sg.populate_graph(10, 2) # Creates 10 users with an average of 2 friends each
>>> print(sg.friendships)
{1: {8, 10, 5}, 2: {10, 5, 7}, 3: {4}, 4: {9, 3}, 5: {8, 1, 2}, 6: {10}, 7: {2}, 8: {1, 5}, 9: {4}, 10: {1, 2, 6}}
>>> sg = SocialGraph()
>>> sg.populate_graph(10, 2)
>>> print(sg.friendships)
{1: {8}, 2: set(), 3: {6}, 4: {9, 5, 7}, 5: {9, 10, 4, 6}, 6: {8, 3, 5}, 7: {4}, 8: {1, 6}, 9: {10, 4, 5}, 10: {9, 5}}
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import random
to get shuffle.add_friendship(1, 2)
is the same as add_friendship(2, 1)
. You should avoid calling one after the other since it will do nothing but print a warning. You can avoid this by only creating friendships where user1 < user2.Now that you have a graph full of users and friendships, you can crawl through their social graphs. get_all_social_paths()
takes a userID and returns a dictionary containing every user in that user’s extended network along with the shortest friendship path between each.
>>> sg = SocialGraph()
>>> sg.populate_graph(10, 2)
>>> print(sg.friendships)
{1: {8, 10, 5}, 2: {10, 5, 7}, 3: {4}, 4: {9, 3}, 5: {8, 1, 2}, 6: {10}, 7: {2}, 8: {1, 5}, 9: {4}, 10: {1, 2, 6}}
>>> connections = sg.get_all_social_paths(1)
>>> print(connections)
{1: [1], 8: [1, 8], 10: [1, 10], 5: [1, 5], 2: [1, 10, 2], 6: [1, 10, 6], 7: [1, 10, 2, 7]}
Note that in this sample, Users 3, 4 and 9 are not in User 1’s extended social network.
set
to mark users as visited, you could use a dictionary
. Similar to sets, checking if something is in a dictionary runs in O(1) time. If the visited user is the key, what would the value be?add_friendship()
? Why?
populate_graph()
will run in O(n^2) time. Refactor your code to run in O(n) time. Are there any tradeoffs that come with this implementation?


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Ctrl-f and Ctrl-b (in normal mode) scroll the screen one page forward and backward.
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To reposition the screen relative the current caret location, the zz command centers the caret on the screen, zt puts the caret at the top of the screen, and zb at the bottom.


Here are some examples of scene paintings done both for class and for a production of ”The Vampire!” at the University of Minnesota Centennial Showboat. This shows my acute understanding of color and shape, using scene painting techniques and materials used since the late 1800s and early 1900s.
5 x 5 ft begnnings a painting by blocking out major color washes.
Starting to add details with the psychedelic marbling and folds in the curtain.
Finished piece with stenciled details on the curtain and flowers in the vase.
Finished piece of large vase with flowers. This was done using dry pigment and hide glue as a binder.
My painting partner and Scenic Sharge Anne Henly working on a large cave drop for the University of Minnesota Centennial Showboat production "The Vampire!"
Close to completed cave drop. The middle section was then cutout and then a net was attached to keep its shape while still being seethrough.


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Man found dead in recycling truck ‘very loved’
by Louise DicksonA young Victoria man who died after he was likely seeking warmth in a recycling bin was very funny and very loved, his family said Wednesday.
“We are struggling. So many people have this vision in their heads of what it means to be homeless,” his aunt, Shawna Bradley, wrote in a text.
“Society in general sees homeless people as somehow unimportant or uncared for or unloved.”
But the 25-year-old did have a home and his family was willing to help, said Bradley.
“He was raised with love and care by a small and caring family,” she texted.
The identity of the young man, who had been living on the streets for about five years, has not been made public.
His body was discovered on the morning of Nov. 12 when a recycling truck returned to Waste Connections of Canada on Keating Cross Road in Central Saanich.
The truck had picked up the contents of about six recycling bins in downtown Victoria.
His family is angry and frustrated that nothing has been done to prevent this kind of incident, the second one in Victoria in two years, said Bradley.
“We intend to keep asking for locked bins. Regardless of whether or not people should be in them, it’s happening everywhere,” said Bradley. “We can lock bins to protect wildlife, but not our vulnerable people?”
The B.C. Coroners Service is investigating to determine the man’s cause of death. They are also investigating the 2018 death of a man in his 40s who died under similar circumstances.
“I know there have been parallels drawn between this death and one from Aug. 1, 2018, where it’s believed there were similar circumstances,” said spokesman Andy Watson. “Obviously, that’s something for our investigation to officially determine. But I know police have ruled out any suspicious activity on this, so it’s fully in our hands to investigate.”
The Coroners Service will attempt to answer how, where, when and by what means the man died. The Coroners Service could also make recommendations to prevent deaths in similar circumstances in the future, said Watson.
“We’ll have to determine what contributing factors were there, what things led to this man ending up where he did.”
A cause of death has not been officially determined.
Bradley is asking people to be empathetic and sympathetic before they judge her nephew.
“They don’t know his story. A compassionate and reasonable person shouldn’t have to walk in someone else’s shoes to understand. They should just know the shoes must be damn uncomfortable.”


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To accommodate datasets that exceed available memory and CPU resources, VISION creates pooled cells using a custom micropooling algorithm. In standard use cases, the users provide the entire expression matrix and VISION will create pooled cells with the user-defined cellsPerPartition argument as supplied to the VISION object constructor. Analysis will resume on the pooled data matrix, where each pooled cell has at most cellsPerPartition cells per pool. We find that this drastically reduces the run time, producing results from 500K cells in just under around an hour. We also find that the local autocorrelation scores run in the latent space as computed from the pooled cells is consistent with that when these scores are computed from the entire dataset.
The micropooling algorithm relies on iterative clustering of the latent space. Specifically, given an expression matrix and a cellsPerPartition target size, we use the following procedure:
By default, VISION does not allow micropooling within discrete classes (e.g. cell types, or batch) as we find that unbiased clusterings are the most sensible and reflective of the data. Instead, in the output report, pooled cells report their percent consistency of each discrete meta data item (e.g. a pooled cell is 80% CD4+ T cell and 20% CD8+ T cell). In this way, users may develop an intuition of the phenotype of each pooled cell. To note, users may also elect to perform clusterings outside of the VISION analysis pipeline and provide it to the VISION object constructor as pooled data - this allows users to perform micorclustering within discrete classes if they so wish.
In this vignette, we’ll be analyzing a set of ~5,000 cells during haematopoiesis (Tusi et al, Nature 2018).
You’ll only need VISION installed for this example, which can be installed as such:
Now, we’ll demonstrate a very common use case of micropooling on the data:
library(VISION)
counts = as.matrix(read.table("data/hemato_counts.csv.gz", sep=',', header=T, row.names=1))
# compute scaled counts
scale.factor = median(colSums(counts))
scaled.counts = t(t(counts) / colSums(counts)) * scale.factor
# perform preliminary Fano filtering to determing projection genes, as usual
f.genes = VISION:::filterGenesFano(scaled.counts)
# read in meta data
meta = read.table("data/hemato_covariates.txt.gz", sep='\t', header=T, row.names=1)
meta = meta[colnames(scaled.counts), -1]
vis <- Vision(scaled.counts,
c("data/h.all.v5.2.symbols.gmt"),
pool=T,
cellsPerPartition=5,
projection_genes = f.genes,
meta=meta)
vis <- analyze(vis)
viewResults(vis)
Often times, there are discrete classes that users may not wish to break out of when micropooling (e.g. they may not want to mix cells from disease and control cases). If this is the case, you may preform micropooling outside of the analysis pipeline and pass it in as such:
cellsPerPartition = 5
meta$GRvsER = as.factor(sapply(meta$ct, function(x) ifelse((x == "BA" || x == "ER" || x == "MK"), "ErLin", "GrLin")))
meta.var = meta[,"GRvsER", drop=F]
all.pools = sapply(levels(meta.var$GRvsER), function(x) {
print(x)
cells = rownames(meta.var)[meta.var[,1] == x]
pools = VISION:::applyMicroClustering(scaled.counts[, cells],
cellsPerPartition=cellsPerPartition,
filterInput = f.genes,
filterThreshold = 0.1,
preserve_clusters = NULL,
latentSpace = matrix(NA, 1, 1))
nn <- sapply(1:length(pools), function(y) paste0(x, ".microcluster", y))
names(pools) <- nn
return(pools)
})
all.pools = unlist(all.pools, recursive=F)
vis <- Vision(scaled.counts,
c("data/h.all.v5.2.symbols.gmt"),
projection_genes = f.genes,
meta=meta,
pools = all.pools)
vis <- analyze(vis)
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| Inheritance | ColorInterpolator Interpolator |
uint
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ColorInterpolator(target:Object, property:String, start:Object, end:Object)
Creates a new ColorInterpolator.
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addInterpolatorRule(f:Function):void
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Adds a rule to the interpolator factory.
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addInterpolatorType(valueType:String, interpType:String):void
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Extends the interpolator factory with a new interpolator type.
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clearInterpolatorRules():void
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Clears all interpolator rule functions from the interpolator
factory.
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clearInterpolatorTypes():void
[static]
Clears the lookup table of interpolator types, removing all
type to interpolator mappings.
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create(target:Object, property:String, start:Object, end:Object):Interpolator
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Returns a new interpolator instance for the given target object,
property name, and interpolation target value.
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interpolate(f:Number):void
Calculate and set an interpolated property value.
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reclaim(interp:Interpolator):void
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Reclaims an interpolator for later recycling.
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reset(target:Object, property:String, start:Object, end:Object):void
Re-initializes an exising interpolator instance.
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Initializes this interpolator.
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Creates a new ColorInterpolator.
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Pirate (ARRR) is a cryptocurrency that solves the issue of financial privacy on the blockchain through forced anonymous transactions. Protect your wallet and transactions with Pirate’s completely anonymous network. With forced private transactions, your privacy cannot be compromised by another users’ activity on the network. If you wish to learn more, please join the official Pirate Discord at https://pirate.black/discord/ or message FishyGuts#5085, who will be happy to help out.
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mrlynch10-Nov-18 09:38 PM
Error Code: -26
Message: 16: bad-txns-oversize
was it too much ARRR at once? 't'was only 5k
jl777c10-Nov-18 09:39 PM
100kb limit
50 vins
mrlynch10-Nov-18 09:39 PM
does that mean i can;t send 5k in one go?
i've done a merge yesterday
what's the max then?
s0ftmachine10-Nov-18 09:40 PM
Has anyone tried larger trades on Digitalprice? Like >100k Arrr?
if they are all 0.0001, the 0.0050 is the biggest you can make
if they are all 10000 PIRATE utxo, then you can make a 500,000 utxo
50 inputs
mrlynch10-Nov-18 09:42 PM
just trying to move my mining funds
jl777c10-Nov-18 09:43 PM
each input is the same size proof
mrlynch10-Nov-18 09:43 PM
avg of ~55 per transaction
so max in my case would be ~2,750
right?
jl777c10-Nov-18 09:48 PM
are you asking me what 55 * 50 is?
mrlynch10-Nov-18 09:53 PM
nope. just confirming that my math is correct as in -> average over 50 (or average of all transactions??) transactions * 50 (no of transactions) = ARRR send limit
trying to figure out the math that's all
jl777c10-Nov-18 09:54 PM
it depends on the exact 50 that are selected
use 80% of the ave and it should work most of the time
or just use z_mergetoaddress and let it do it automatic
mrlynch10-Nov-18 09:55 PM
i've done that yesterday
thanks for the 80% tip
ok. got my max. is there a way to stop a transaction? or do i have to wait for it to fail? my 2nd attempt is bigger than my limit
Zanzarismo10-Nov-18 10:05 PM
I'm glad to see ARRR grow
IsekiSolari10-Nov-18 10:10 PM
@Zanzarismo It's actually a nice growth especially in a bear market
KSanJuan10-Nov-18 10:12 PM
I'm well into my second page of 50 transactions per page, and DP has been flawless. Deposits, withdrawls all of them have been seamless and quick transactions. Thanks guys for the KMD pariring across the board.
Zanzarismo10-Nov-18 10:13 PM
extraordinarily
KSanJuan10-Nov-18 10:13 PM
And a big thank you for the dumpers, you're all the best!(edited)
mrlynch10-Nov-18 10:13 PM
lol
jl777c10-Nov-18 10:14 PM
prices below nicehash mining couldnt really last for so long
Zanzarismo10-Nov-18 10:14 PM
certainly not
BTC is due to rise sooner than later
jl777c10-Nov-18 10:14 PM
as soon as the nicehash miners find out it is cheaper to buy on the exchange, then they would just do that. seems we just had that happen
and almost 5BTC volume today!
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Zanzarismo10-Nov-18 10:15 PM
yeah, volume has been increasingly growing, the future looks bright
mrlynch10-Nov-18 10:17 PM
i've been sweeping in arrr btc for the past 2 days
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KSanJuan10-Nov-18 10:17 PM
So bright that those coins are just sparkling in the setting Saturday sunlight.
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mrlynch10-Nov-18 10:17 PM
Flexatron10-Nov-18 11:22 PM
Didn't have time to trade, was writing
Exile1310-Nov-18 11:27 PM
arrrrrrr
24hr Volume20,278.35083719KMD
whaaaaaa
mrlynch10-Nov-18 11:31 PM
And 0.65 btc in arrr btc
1
CiPhEr10-Nov-18 11:31 PM
This might be a question for @jl777c i'm trying to duplicate the mining calculator here: https://dexstats.info/piratecalc.php and the equation I used to use for finding mining rewards for equihash coins was: ((my_hashrate / (diff8192)) * 86400) * BlockReward = coins in 24 hours. If I modify the equation to multiplying diff by around 19 I get somewhat close but if difficulty goes substantially up or down it loses precision. After researching, this number that is multiplied by diff is called the 'work size' for the network. Does anyone know the proper work size to be using for this equation? EDIT: Looks like the calculator on dexstats doesn't even use difficulty. It uses the following equation: (myhashrate/nethash)((86400/blocktime)*BlockReward).(edited)
polly had problems i switched to other pool it just went down
thats why i just got on discord
plazma11-Nov-18 07:31 AM
I m using kmd litemode in agama what will happen if i select kmd native mode and let it sync
Will my wallet go
Or will my wallet have now option for z address
Plz tell
jeezy11-Nov-18 07:37 AM
dont know, pirate daemon crashed, no clue why, tty and debug.log had no info
just restarted it and after sync its fine
CiPhEr11-Nov-18 07:38 AM
@CHMEX Thanks! Yeah I just edited my post a bit ago as I figured it out, but what i'd really like to know is the network work size (otherwise known as the sol/block modifier) to multiply difficulty with in order to just use the equation ((my_hashrate / (diff*WorkSize)) * 86400) * BlockReward = coins in 24 hours. For KMD it is roughly 16, for horizen it is 8192


The best moments from the American Music Awards according to Twitter
by Shereesa MoodleyThe 2019 American Music Awards on Sunday honoured some of the biggest names in the music industry, including Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez, BTS, and Shawn Mendes.
With so many stars in attendance, it didn’t take long for #AMAs to start trending on Twitter as fans commented on their favourite moments from the show.
With that in mind, here are the AMAs best moments according to Twitter.
Taylor Swift received the Artist of the Decade Award
After performing a “medley of her biggest hits” Taylor Swift received the Artist of the Decade Award and five other wins, subsequently making her fans proud by breaking Michael Jackson’s record for most wins of all time.
Selena Gomez performed for the first time in two years
Following the release of her new song “Lose You To Love Me”, Selena Gomez performed on stage for the first time in two years by opening the awards show. The moment left many emotional.
BTS won Tour of the Year
The South Korean boy band made their fans proud too after winning three awards, including Tour of the Year, Favorite Social Artist and Favorite Duo or Group.
Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello won Collaboration of the Year
Though the pair won Collaboration of the Year for their single “Señorita” and also performed the song on stage, it was their public displays of affection that got most people talking.
While the AMAs continues to trend on with over two million tweets, you can find the full list of winners on the event’s official website.
Feature image: screenshot, America Music Awards via Twitter


Padres unveil new brown and gold color scheme
SAN DIEGO (AP) - Brown is back for the San Diego Padres.
The Padres unveiled new uniforms Saturday night that feature a brown and gold color scheme, similar to the one used from the franchise’s inception in 1969 through 1984.
The new uniforms were unveiled at Petco Park in front a few thousand fans by players Fernando Tatis Jr., Eric Hosmer and Manny Machado.
Machado modeled the home white uniform with brown pinstripes that included the word Padres in brown on the front, trimmed in gold.
Hosmer showed off the solid brown primary road jersey with a yellow San Diego across the front, with sand pants.
Tatis modeled a tan alternate road jersey with brown pinstripes. That jersey had San Diego across the front in brown and trimmed in gold.
Fans have clamored for years for a return to the brown. The team’s primary color scheme for several years has been blue and white.
“People wanted brown and we gave it to them,” executive chairman Ron Fowler said. “Now we’ve got to start winning baseball games.”
“It’s going to be different, it’s going to be unique and like they said, they’re going to know who’s playing right away when they see the brown on the field,” said Tatis, whose phenomenal rookie season was cut short by a stress reaction in his lower back.
The Padres continue to build what they hope is a contending season. They’ve missed the playoffs for 13 straight seasons and haven’t had a winning record since 2010.
“I think that’s the way everyone’s looking at it, is we can turn the page of those tough times,” Hosmer said. “We’re trying to start a new wave now, a new culture, and the brown really represents the beginning of all that.”
The Padres finished last in the NL West at 70-92. Manager Andy Green was fired with eight games to go. Rookie manager Jayce Tingler was hired late last month.
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statsmodels.tsa.statespace.dynamic_factor.DynamicFactor¶
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DynamicFactor
(endog, k_factors, factor_order, exog=None, error_order=0, error_var=False, error_cov_type='diagonal', enforce_stationarity=True, **kwargs)[source]¶ Dynamic factor model
Parameters: endog : array_like
The observed time-series process
exog : array_like, optional
Array of exogenous regressors for the observation equation, shaped nobs x k_exog.
k_factors : int
The number of unobserved factors.
factor_order : int
The order of the vector autoregression followed by the factors.
error_cov_type : {‘scalar’, ‘diagonal’, ‘unstructured’}, optional
The structure of the covariance matrix of the observation error term, where “unstructured” puts no restrictions on the matrix, “diagonal” requires it to be any diagonal matrix (uncorrelated errors), and “scalar” requires it to be a scalar times the identity matrix. Default is “diagonal”.
error_order : int, optional
The order of the vector autoregression followed by the observation error component. Default is None, corresponding to white noise errors.
error_var : boolean, optional
Whether or not to model the errors jointly via a vector autoregression, rather than as individual autoregressions. Has no effect unless error_order is set. Default is False.
enforce_stationarity : boolean, optional
Whether or not to transform the AR parameters to enforce stationarity in the autoregressive component of the model. Default is True.
**kwargs
Keyword arguments may be used to provide default values for state space matrices or for Kalman filtering options. See Representation, and KalmanFilter for more details.
Notes
The dynamic factor model considered here is in the so-called static form, and is specified:
where there are k_endog observed series and k_factors unobserved factors.  In order to identify the factors, . Denote .
Options related to the unobserved factors:
- k_factors: this is the dimension of the vector , above. To exclude factors completely, set k_factors = 0.
- factor_order: this is the number of lags to include in the factor evolution equation, and corresponds to , above. To have static factors, set factor_order = 0.
Options related to the observation error term :
- error_order: the number of lags to include in the error evolution equation; corresponds to , above. To have white noise errors, set error_order = 0 (this is the default).
- error_cov_type: this controls the form of the covariance matrix . If it is “dscalar”, then . If it is “diagonal”, then . If it is “unstructured”, then is any valid variance / covariance matrix (i.e. symmetric and positive definite).
- error_var: this controls whether or not the errors evolve jointly according to a VAR(q), or individually according to separate AR(q) processes. In terms of the formulation above, if error_var = False, then the matrices :math:C_i` are diagonal, otherwise they are general VAR matrices.
References
[R60] Lutkepohl, Helmut. 2007. New Introduction to Multiple Time Series Analysis. Berlin: Springer. Attributes
exog (array_like, optional) Array of exogenous regressors for the observation equation, shaped nobs x k_exog. k_factors (int) The number of unobserved factors. factor_order (int) The order of the vector autoregression followed by the factors. error_cov_type ({‘diagonal’, ‘unstructured’}) The structure of the covariance matrix of the error term, where “unstructured” puts no restrictions on the matrix and “diagonal” requires it to be a diagonal matrix (uncorrelated errors). error_order (int) The order of the vector autoregression followed by the observation error component. error_var (boolean) Whether or not to model the errors jointly via a vector autoregression, rather than as individual autoregressions. Has no effect unless error_order is set. enforce_stationarity (boolean, optional) Whether or not to transform the AR parameters to enforce stationarity in the autoregressive component of the model. Default is True. Methods
filter
(params, **kwargs)fit
([start_params, transformed, cov_type, ...])Fits the model by maximum likelihood via Kalman filter. from_formula
(formula, data[, subset])Not implemented for state space models hessian
(params, *args, **kwargs)Hessian matrix of the likelihood function, evaluated at the given impulse_responses
(params[, steps, impulse, ...])Impulse response function information
(params)Fisher information matrix of model initialize
()Initialize (possibly re-initialize) a Model instance. initialize_approximate_diffuse
([variance])initialize_known
(initial_state, ...)initialize_statespace
(**kwargs)Initialize the state space representation initialize_stationary
()loglike
(params, *args, **kwargs)Loglikelihood evaluation loglikeobs
(params[, transformed, complex_step])Loglikelihood evaluation observed_information_matrix
(params[, ...])Observed information matrix opg_information_matrix
(params[, ...])Outer product of gradients information matrix predict
(params[, exog])After a model has been fit predict returns the fitted values. prepare_data
()Prepare data for use in the state space representation score
(params, *args, **kwargs)Compute the score function at params. score_obs
(params[, method, transformed, ...])Compute the score per observation, evaluated at params set_conserve_memory
([conserve_memory])Set the memory conservation method set_filter_method
([filter_method])Set the filtering method set_inversion_method
([inversion_method])Set the inversion method set_smoother_output
([smoother_output])Set the smoother output set_stability_method
([stability_method])Set the numerical stability method simulate
(params, nsimulations[, ...])Simulate a new time series following the state space model smooth
(params, **kwargs)transform_jacobian
(unconstrained[, ...])Jacobian matrix for the parameter transformation function transform_params
(unconstrained)Transform unconstrained parameters used by the optimizer to constrained untransform_params
(constrained)Transform constrained parameters used in likelihood evaluation to unconstrained parameters used by the optimizer. update
(params[, transformed, complex_step])Update the parameters of the model Methods
filter
(params, **kwargs)fit
([start_params, transformed, cov_type, ...])Fits the model by maximum likelihood via Kalman filter. from_formula
(formula, data[, subset])Not implemented for state space models hessian
(params, *args, **kwargs)Hessian matrix of the likelihood function, evaluated at the given impulse_responses
(params[, steps, impulse, ...])Impulse response function information
(params)Fisher information matrix of model initialize
()Initialize (possibly re-initialize) a Model instance. initialize_approximate_diffuse
([variance])initialize_known
(initial_state, ...)initialize_statespace
(**kwargs)Initialize the state space representation initialize_stationary
()loglike
(params, *args, **kwargs)Loglikelihood evaluation loglikeobs
(params[, transformed, complex_step])Loglikelihood evaluation observed_information_matrix
(params[, ...])Observed information matrix opg_information_matrix
(params[, ...])Outer product of gradients information matrix predict
(params[, exog])After a model has been fit predict returns the fitted values. prepare_data
()Prepare data for use in the state space representation score
(params, *args, **kwargs)Compute the score function at params. score_obs
(params[, method, transformed, ...])Compute the score per observation, evaluated at params set_conserve_memory
([conserve_memory])Set the memory conservation method set_filter_method
([filter_method])Set the filtering method set_inversion_method
([inversion_method])Set the inversion method set_smoother_output
([smoother_output])Set the smoother output set_stability_method
([stability_method])Set the numerical stability method simulate
(params, nsimulations[, ...])Simulate a new time series following the state space model smooth
(params, **kwargs)transform_jacobian
(unconstrained[, ...])Jacobian matrix for the parameter transformation function transform_params
(unconstrained)Transform unconstrained parameters used by the optimizer to constrained untransform_params
(constrained)Transform constrained parameters used in likelihood evaluation to unconstrained parameters used by the optimizer. update
(params[, transformed, complex_step])Update the parameters of the model Attributes
endog_names
Names of endogenous variables exog_names
initial_variance
initialization
loglikelihood_burn
param_names
start_params
tolerance


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