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ST CHIWIDDEN.
THE last Thursday--a clear week before Christmas day --was formerly always claimed by the tinners as a holiday, and was called by them White-Thursday (Jew-whidn), because on this day, according to tradition, black tin (tin ore) was first melted and refined into white tin. From Jew-whian to Chi-widden 'is an easy transition. Jew-whidn is a name given to the old furnaces generally called Jews'-houses.


THE TEMP A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Running Length: 1:38 Rated: R (Sexual situations, violence, gore)
Starring: Timothy Hutton, Lara Flynn Boyle, Dwight Schultz, Oliver Platt, Maura Tierney, Faye Dunaway Director: Tom Holland Producers: David Permut and Tom Engelman Screenplay: Kevin Falls Music: Frederic Talgorn Released by Paramount Pictures
Peter Derns (Timothy Hutton) is an executive at a cookie producing company. When his usual assistant becomes indisposed, Kris Bolin (Lara Flynn Boyle), a temp, arrives to help Peter get his office in order and prepare his reports on time. However, Kris isn't satisfied with just being an assistant, and is soon setting her heights on one of a number of executive jobs that suddenly become available as a result of the deaths of the people who previously held them.
I actually liked the ending of this movie. Compared to what usually comes at the end of the majority of today's thrillers, the final scene in THE TEMP is cleverly-written and nicely surprising. Unfortunately, it's about the only thing in this film that the word "clever" could be used to describe. Put simply, most of this motion picture is puerile rubbish.
The plot is a colossal mess. It heaps implausibility upon implausibility until the viewer is left scratching his or her head and saying, "They can't be serious about that." It's the movie's job to present its events, no matter how outlandish in a convincing manner so that the audience can suspend disbelief. THE TEMP either has no idea how to do this, or doesn't care enough to make the attempt. There are a number of subplots that are started, given some background, then inexplicably dropped, never to be heard from again. One or two of them seemed to have some promise. The relationships between certain characters are also left tangled or dangling without resolution.
Of course, this film is in the grand tradition of second-rate garbage like THE HAND THAT ROCKS THE CRADLE, UNLAWFUL ENTRY, SINGLE WHITE FEMALE, etc. I keep going into these films hoping that they're going to have some new twist to apply to the genre. None of them, including this latest entry, do. If you've seen one, you've seen them all. In this case, THE TEMP doesn't even have a catchy title.
Timothy Hutton is decidedly unconvincing in his portrayal of the sometimes-paranoid Peter Derns. Hutton goes from wooden to over-the-top at fairly regular intervals. With a little more effort on his part, we might have gotten the feeling that there was something in Derns worth caring about. As it is, we get a dull, one-dimensional man in a business suit who has psychological, financial, and marital problems.
Two performers do reasonable jobs. One is Lara Flynn Boyle in the title role. Not known for solid acting in the past, she's the best thing about this film. It's too bad that her most convincing performance to date (excluding a few memorable scenes in the TV series TWIN PEAKS) comes in a picture that has so little to recommend it. Also doing an impressive job in a smaller role is Maura Tierney (as Derns' estranged wife Sharon), who may play the only genuinely likable character in the whole movie.
THE TEMP is a poor thriller. What's worse, it's unimaginative, with a plot filled with holes that even the easiest-to-please movie-goer will have a hard time explaining away. There's also the expected blood and gore, and the familiar "did she or didn't she do it" questions. But you didn't expect anything better, did you? Not from a movie with a tag line of "Don't get mad. Get promoted."
Rating: 5.2 (D+, *1/2)
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Prince Andrew to step back from public duties amid criticism of his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein
by CNN NewsourcePrince Andrew said in a statement Wednesday that he would step back from public duties "for the foreseeable future" following a firestorm of criticism over his association with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Here's the full statement from the Duke of York:
"It has become clear to me over the last few days that the circumstances relating to my former association with Jeffrey Epstein has become a major disruption to my family's work and the valuable work going on in the many organizations and charities that I am proud to support.
"Therefore, I have asked Her Majesty if I may step back from public duties for the foreseeable future, and she has given her permission.
"I continue to unequivocally regret my ill-judged association with Jeffrey Epstein. His suicide has left many unanswered questions, particularly for his victims, and I deeply sympathize with everyone who has been affected and wants some form of closure. I can only hope that, in time, they will be able to rebuild their lives. Of course, I am willing to help any appropriate law enforcement agency with their investigations, if required."


Caitlyn Jenner's secret support to Kanye West during I'm A Celebrity launch
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians was keeping close to her extended family as she entered the Australian jungle
by Mirror .co.ukCaitlyn Jenner was a hit on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! during the 2019 launch - and some eagle eyed viewers noticed she paid tribute to son-in-law Kanye West as she made her entry to the show.
The 70-year-old former Olympian is one of the 10 contestants taking part in the latest series - but is still possibly best known for featuring on Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
After marrying Kris Kardashian in 1991, Caitlyn (then known as Bruce Jenner) became step father to Kardashians Kourtney, Kim, Khloe and Rob - before welcoming daughters Kendal and Kyle Jenner with Kris.
Kim, 39, married her third husband, 42-year-old Kanye West in 2014 - with the rap star known for both his music and his fashion designing.
Taking to the beach in Australia at the beginning of series 19 of I’m A Celeb, Cait sported a pair of trainers designed by Kanye - Yeezy’s (which cost hundreds of pounds) as she made her entrance.
The fashion choice didn’t go unnoticed by fans of the long running ITV reality show - with many taking to Twitter to point out the celebrity connection.
“Is Caitlyn Jenner wearing YEEZY’S on I’m a celeb,” gasped one impressed fan.
“Love how caitlyn jenner is wearing yeezy’s,” tweeted another.
While a third wrote: “Caitlyn Jenner wearing yeezy’s on #ImACeleb has made my day.”
Caitlyn’s journey on the show has been action packed so far - and it has only been one day.
Viewers saw the reality star legend arrive on a sandy beach via speedboat, parachute from a helicopter, and get stranded on Snake Rock with other suffering celebrities.
The suffering is going to get worse for the American star, however, as she was selected to be the first celebrity to face a bush tucker trial alongside Good Morning Britain star Kate Garraway.
I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! airs on ITV every night at 9pm.


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It's late and I don't have a lot of creativity in me tonight. So I'm going to write this blog post, and you're going to help me get through it. With wine.
To start, I'll tell you a few things that happen to me when I drink wine:
1. I'll have another glass. If I've had more than 4, I'll fall asleep.
2. I'll start drawing much creepier things.
3. Once I hit 4 glasses, I'll fall asleep. Until then, I'll party it up!
To make this worthy of a blog post, I suppose we'll have to throw some code in here. We're going to make a new object Class in Ruby to define all the things that happen to me when I'm drunk. We'll call it the Drunk class:
class Drunk
def initialize(name)
@person = name
end
end
What this code does is create a new class called Drunk, that is initialized with a name argument. Whenever you create a new class, you have to initialize it with something. Anything that will be called on throughout your class should be initialized in the initialize method. Now, when I type this into irb:
i = Drunk.new("aarthi")
I'll get a new Ruby object! Because the argument "name" that I passed into the initialize method was "aarthi", my new i object will have an instance variable @person = "aarthi". (Keep in mind, I called my new object "i" because my story is about me. Ruby objects can be named whatever you want: feel free to call your new Drunk person "my_roommmate" with name "jimmy_jay".)
Now that I'm our new Drunk person, we have to define some of my drunken characteristics. First, I have to figure out if I'm allowed to have another drink. We don't know how many I've had yet, so let's figure out a way to get that.
Instead of passing a new argument into my i object, I could just initialize the class with another variable. Since we want this program to be dynamic (I'm sure I'll find a reason to drink wine again tomorrow), let's have the program ask me how much I've had already.
class Drunk
def initialize(name)
@person = name
puts "How many drinks have you had?"
@number_of_drinks = gets.chomp.to_i
end
end
Here, I'm creating a new instance variable called @number_of_drinks that will ask me for a number, and change the String response to an Integer response. Because I defined this instance variable in the intialize method, and called on an instance by creating a new object in the class, I now have a @number_of_drinks variable that is accessible throughout my class, and is equal to a number I enter into the program after creating object i.
Great. So now we know how many drinks I've had. If it's any more than 4, we know I'm toast. If I want to have another, I'll have to check on that.
class Drunk
def initialize(name)
@person = name
puts "How many drinks have you had?"
@number_of_drinks = gets.chomp.to_i
end
end
def have_another
if @number_of_drinks < 4
@number_of_drinks += 1
puts "You've had #{@number_of_drinks} drinks."
else
puts "Go to bed."
end
end
end
Now, if I run my new method have_another on my object i:
i.have_another
.
First, my program will check the instance variable @number_of_drinks. Let's say tonight I've had 2. Because @number_of_drinks is less than 4, I will now have one more! @number_of_drinks is now equal to 3.
So what will happen if I run i.have_another two more times? The first time, I'll be allowed one more drink. The second time, @number_of_drinks will no longer be less than 4, and I'll be told to go to bed (boooooo).
Now, usually I don't really have anyone telling me to go to bed. It just sort of happens in a wine induced haze. Let's see how we'd code that:
class Drunk
def initialize(name)
@person = name
puts "How many drinks have you had?"
@number_of_drinks = gets.chomp.to_i
end
def have_another
if @number_of_drinks < 4
@number_of_drinks += 1
puts "You've had #{@number_of_drinks} drinks."
else
go_to_bed
end
end
def go_to_bed
puts "#{@person} is asleep."
end
end
Now, if I have over 4 drinks, the have_another method will automatically call on the go_to_bed method. The go_to_bed method just says that the @person is asleep.
If I didn't want to have_another, but instead wanted to go_to_bed, I could directly call that method using i.go_to_bed
. Then, regardless of whether or not I hit my 4 drink max, I'd be asleep.
Now, I have to account for my strange drawings. Let's create a new method for that. It'll get called on automatically when i.have_another, as long as I didn't go_to_bed yet.
class Drunk
def initialize(name)
@person = name
puts "How many drinks have you had?"
@number_of_drinks = gets.chomp.to_i
end
def have_another
if @number_of_drinks < 4
@number_of_drinks += 1
puts "You've had #{@number_of_drinks} drinks."
draw_a_thing
else
go_to_bed
end
end
def go_to_bed
puts "#{@person} is asleep."
end
def draw_a_thing
art_ideas = ["a unicorn in an airport", "a melty whale", "an alien singing opera"]
drawing = art_ideas.sample
puts "You've drawn #{drawing}"
end
end
In my instance method draw_a_thing, I created an art_ideas array with all my drunken ideas for what to draw. My drawing will be a random sample from my art_ideas array. Here, you can see that I didn't actually use an instance variable. That's because the only method that calls on my drawing variable is my draw_a_thing method.
So now let's get real wild and crazy. Let's assume that, every time I drink some wine, I'll keep going till I hit 4 glasses. For that, I'll need to call on my instance methods right in my initialize step! I'll also have to turn my have_another method into a while loop, so i.have_another until i.go_to_bed.
class Drunk
def initialize(name)
@person = name
puts "How many drinks have you had?"
@number_of_drinks = gets.chomp.to_i
have_another
end
def have_another
while @number_of_drinks < 4
@number_of_drinks += 1
puts "You've had #{@number_of_drinks} drinks."
draw_a_thing
end
go_to_bed
end
def go_to_bed
puts "#{@person} is asleep."
end
def draw_a_thing
art_ideas = ["a unicorn in an airport", "a melty whale", "an alien singing opera"]
drawing = art_ideas.sample
puts "You've drawn #{drawing}"
end
end
Pretty cool, right? All we had to do to run this entire program was create a new object in the Drunk class. After typing this into irb:
i = Drunk.new("aarthi")
This all happened:
How many drinks have you had?
1 #This was my response
You've had 2 drinks.
You've drawn an alien singing opera
You've had 3 drinks.
You've drawn a melty whale
You've had 4 drinks.
You've drawn a unicorn in an airport
aarthi is asleep.
So now it looks like I owe you a drunken drawing. I'll go with what the program told me: I hope you enjoy the unicorn in an airport.


Object that gets created on playing audio in a voice channel using playFromStream()
or playFromFile()
methods.
channel.join().then(function(VoiceConnection){
VoiceConnection.playFromFile("./file/path/to/audio.mp3").then(function(AudioPlayer){
console.log(AudioPlayer)
});
});
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This object is still work in progress. Please standby!
A list of all available properties.
| Property | Type | Description |
| glob_stream | Stream | The stream passed to the AudioPlayer |
| ffmpegDone | Bool | Is encoding finished for the audio stream |
| streamFinished | Bool | Has the audio finished, returns streamDone event |
| packageList | Array | Comma separated list of audio chunks |
| stopSend | Bool | Stop sending audio packets to the voiceHandler |
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| Finite
Geometry Notes
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The eightfold cube model of the Fano plane may or may not have influenced a new paper (with the date Feb. 10, 2011, in its URL) on an attempted consistency proof of Peano arithmetic—
The Consistency of Arithmetic, by Storrs McCall
"Is Peano arithmetic (PA) consistent? This paper contains a proof that it is. ...
Axiomatic proofs we may categorize as 'syntactic', meaning that they concern only symbols and the derivation of one string of symbols from another, according to set rules. 'Semantic' proofs, on the other hand, differ from syntactic proofs in being based not only on symbols but on a non-symbolic, non-linguistic component, a domain of objects. If the sole paradigm of 'proof ' in mathematics is 'axiomatic proof ', in which to prove a formula means to deduce it from axioms using specified rules of inference, then Gödel indeed appears to have had the last word on the question of PA-consistency. But in addition to axiomatic proofs there is another kind of proof. In this paper I give a proof of PA's consistency based on a formal semantics for PA. To my knowledge, no semantic consistency proof of Peano arithmetic has yet been constructed.
The difference between 'semantic' and 'syntactic' theories is described by van Fraassen in his book The Scientific Image :
"The syntactic picture of a theory identifies it with a body of theorems, stated in one particular language chosen for the expression of that theory. This should be contrasted with the alternative of presenting a theory in the first instance by identifying a class of structures as its models. In this second, semantic, approach the language used to express the theory is neither basic nor unique; the same class of structures could well be described in radically different ways, each with its own limitations. The models occupy centre stage." (1980, p. 44)
Van Fraassen gives the example on p. 42 of a consistency proof in
formal geometry that is based on a non-linguistic model. Suppose
we wish to prove the consistency of the following geometric axioms:
A1. For any two lines, there is at most one point that lies on both.
A2. For any two points, there is exactly one line that lies on both.
A3. On every line there lie at least two points.
The following diagram shows the axioms to be consistent:
The consistency proof is not a 'syntactic' one, in which the consistency of A1-A3 is derived as a theorem of a deductive system, but is based on a non-linguistic structure. It is a semantic as opposed to a syntactic proof. The proof constructed in this paper, like van Fraassen's, is based on a non-linguistic component, not a diagram in this case but a physical domain of three-dimensional cube-shaped blocks. ....
... The semantics presented in this paper I call 'block semantics', for reasons that will become clear.... Block semantics is based on domains consisting of cube-shaped objects of the same size, e.g. children's wooden building blocks. These can be arranged either in a linear array or in a rectangular array, i.e. either in a row with no space between the blocks, or in a rectangle composed of rows and columns. A linear array can consist of a single block, and the order of individual blocks in a linear or rectangular array is irrelevant. Given three blocks A, B and C, the linear arrays ABC and BCA are indistinguishable. Two linear arrays can be joined together or concatenated into a single linear array, and a rectangle can be re-arranged or transformed into a linear array by successive concatenation of its rows. The result is called the 'linear transformation' of the rectangle. An essential characteristic of block semantics is that every domain of every block model is finite. In this respect it differs from Tarski’s semantics for first-order logic, which permits infinite domains. But although every block model is finite, there is no upper limit to the number of such models, nor to the size of their domains.
It should be emphasized that block models are physical models, the elements of which can be physically manipulated. Their manipulation differs in obvious and fundamental ways from the manipulation of symbols in formal axiomatic systems and in mathematics. For example the transformations described above, in which two linear arrays are joined together to form one array, or a rectangle of blocks is re-assembled into a linear array, are physical transformations not symbolic transformations. ..."
— Storrs McCall, Department of Philosophy, McGill University
See also Finite Geometry and Physical Space.


This document is meant to be a help in setting up a new MRALD installation.
It provides a list of common (and some uncommon) databases and the format
for their JDBC strings. The format of the list is:
Database
DBDRIVER string
DBSERVER string
Numbers given are port numbers and are the defaults as best I can tell.
Where shown, <database> is used to show the database name - the
JDBC term for this is "catalog". You may have to change them depending
on the installation. MRALD has not been tested on all these, but at
least we now have strings for them.
Postgres
org.postgresql.Driver
jdbc:postgresql://<host>:5432/<database>
MySql
com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
jdbc:mysql://<mysqlhost>/<database>
Oracle
oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver
jdbc:oracle:thin:@<server>:1521:<sid> (for thin)
jdbc:oracle:oci8:@<database> (for OCI)
Informix
com.informix.jdbc.IfxDriver
jdbc:informix-sqli://<host>:<port>:informixserver=<ifx_server>
DB2
COM.ibm.db2.jdbc.app.DB2Driver
jdbc:db2://<host>/<database>
Sybase
com.sybase.jdbc2.jdbc.SybDriver
jdbc:sybase:Tds:<host>:2638/<database> (database is optional?)
SQLServer
com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver
jdbc:microsoft:sqlserver://localhost:1433
An as alternative to the vendor drivers for SQLServer and Sybase, you can use the jTDS drvier from here.
net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.Driver
jdbc:jtds:<server_type>://<server>[:<port>] [/<database>]
(server type is 'sqlserver' or 'sybase' :: port default is 1433 for SQL Server and 7100 for Sybase :: database is optional)
net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.Driver
HypersonicSQL
org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver
jdbc:hsqldb:hsqls://<host>:9001/<database>
Mckoi
com.mckoi.JDBCDriver
jdbc:mckoi://<host>/<database>


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fake_data_for_learning.utils module¶
Utility functions for fake_data_for_learning
-
class
fake_data_for_learning.utils.
ExpectationConstraint
(equation, moment, value)¶ Bases:
tuple
-
property
equation
¶ Alias for field number 0
-
property
moment
¶ Alias for field number 1
-
property
value
¶ Alias for field number 2
-
property
-
class
fake_data_for_learning.utils.
MapMultidimIndexToLinear
(dims, coords)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Convert multidimensional array indices to linear and back
-
class
fake_data_for_learning.utils.
ProbabilityPolytope
(dims=, coords={})[source]¶ Bases:
object
Polytope represenation and methods for discrete (conditional) probability distributions.
- Parameters
dims (iterable of strings) – Dimension names
coords (dict) – Dict with keys dimension names and values dimension values
-
generate_flat_random_cpt
()[source]¶ Generate flat (i.e. array with only 1 dimension) representation of a random (conditional) probability table from the polytope.
- Returns
res – Float array of shape (number of possible outcomes, )
- Return type
np.array
-
get_all_half_planes
()[source]¶ - Get half plane representations of polytope defined by
- the probability polytope half planes due to
probabilities summing to one, and
probabilities lying in [0, 1], plus
the given expectation value constraints
- Returns
A, b
- Return type
tuple of np.array
-
get_expect_equation_coefficient
(constraint_equation)[source]¶ - Parameters
constraint_equation (dict) –
- Returns
res
- Return type
float
-
get_expect_equations_matrix
()[source]¶ Generate (linearly indexed) equation matrix from expect_constraints
- Returns
A
- Return type
numpy.array
-
get_expect_equations_row_entries
(constraint_equation, moment)[source]¶ - Parameters
constraint_equation (dict) –
- Returns
Values of self.expect_on_dimension in summand
- Return type
list of int
-
static
get_half_planes_from_equations
(A, b)[source]¶ Convert equations of the form Ax = b to inequalties of the form A’ x’ <= b’
- Parameters
A (numpy.array of shape (m,n)) –
b (numpy.array of shape (n,)) –
- Returns
Ap (numpy.array of shape (2m, n))
bp (numpy.array of shape (2n,))
-
get_n_probability_constraints
()[source]¶ Get the number of probability constraints involved in calculating expectation values over self.expect_on_dimension.
- Returns
res
- Return type
int
-
get_probability_bounds_half_planes
()[source]¶ Get half-plane representation of bounds 0 <= p_I <= 1 for all possible value indices I.
- Returns
A, b
- Return type
tuple of np.array
-
get_probability_half_planes
()[source]¶ - Get half plane representations of polytope defined by
- the probability polytope half planes due to
probabilities summing to one, and
probabilities lying in [0, 1], plus
the given expectation value constraints
- Returns
A, b
- Return type
tuple of np.array
-
get_sum_dims
(constraint_equation)[source]¶ - Parameters
constraint_equation (dict) –
- Returns
res – Matrix dimension names not among constraint equations
- Return type
tuple
-
get_sum_overs
(constraint_equation)[source]¶ - Parameters
constraint_equation (dict) –
- Returns
- Return type
list
-
get_total_probability_constraint_equations
()[source]¶ Get iterator of constraint equation for conditional probabilities summing to 1.
- Returns
- Return type
itertools.product
-
class
fake_data_for_learning.utils.
RandomCpt
(*shape)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Generate random conditional probability table
-
fake_data_for_learning.utils.
flatten_list
(l)[source]¶ From StackOverflow: 952914/how-to-make-a-flat-list-out-of-list-of-lists
-
fake_data_for_learning.utils.
get_simplex_sample
(ambient_dimension, size=None)[source]¶ Get random element of the simplex of given ambient dimension
- Parameters
ambient_dimension (int) – Dimension of ambient real vector space in which (probability) simplex is defined.
- Returns
res – Random sample point from the simplex
- Return type
np.array


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| [SW13] | Sobhan Sadri and Christine Wu. Stability analysis of a nonlinear vehicle model in plane motion using the concept of Lyapunov exponents. Vehicle System Dynamics, 51(6):906–924, 2013. arXiv:http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00423114.2013.771785, doi:10.1080/00423114.2013.771785. |
| [SH98] | John Samsundar and Jeffrey C. Huston. Estimating lateral stability region of a nonlinear 2 degree-of-freedom vehicle. In SAE Technical Paper. SAE International, February 1998. doi:10.4271/981172. |


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Determined. Organized. Impulsive. Passionate. Beautiful. Woke.
Those are just a few words Aliana Bigio’s friends use to describe the Puerto Rican feminist with a desire to change the world, in her case, by educating all of her 13.7K followers on Instagram.
Bigio is a 21-year-old senior at the University of Puerto Rico, majoring in Political Science with a minor in Gender Studies. She is also the proud founder of CON(Sentimiento) , an Instagram and Facebook blog where she discusses topics like white feminism, abortion, how problematic some Disney movies are, politics, racism, privilege, etc. “In college, I realized I wanted to take these conversations elsewhere. I didn’t want them to stay in the classroom,” she says. “So, I created a community on social media about learning and unlearning.”
“I don’t care about follower count in the way some people do,” she says. “If anything, my follower count means there’s that many people out there who care about the issues I’m talking about which makes me very hopeful.”
Her blog’s name is a play on the Spanish words “consentimiento” means consent, while “con sentimiento” means ‘with feeling.’ When Bigio launched her account in October 2018, she had no idea it would be so well received as it did.
She laughed when I said she was becoming an ‘Influencer for wokeness’: “I guess you can call it that, but unlike real influencers, I don’t get paid for posting.”
Followers won’t catch her recording everything she does or acting like she’s above anyone else. Bigio recognizes how powerful her platform is but it doesn’t get to her head. “I’m just a regular girl who loves drawing, painting, and taking my dog on walks!” She says. Bigio also enjoys going back to her old high school, Notre Dame High School (which is this reporter’s alma mater as well), in Caguas, Puerto Rico, to mentor and help students in a popular theater club that goes on competitions.
Aliana Bigio recently mentored college freshman Cecilia Otero during her senior year. “When she mentored me, the first thing I noticed was how much of a natural she is,” says Otero. “Aliana took my script and made it a thousand times better. She may not have pursued acting or writing, but she’s extremely talented at both those things.”
Over the summer, Puerto Rico erupted in protests against their former Governor Ricardo Rosselló after screenshots were leaked about a groupchat several high-ranking government officials took part in, where they made homophobic and sexist remarks and even joked about the death toll from Hurricane Maria. Bigio was one of the leading people in those protests. She would sit outside the Governor’s mansion every day (until his resignation) with other women and they would cover their mouths with tape with messages on it.
“Those days were surreal. I saw my island united with the same purpose, it was very impactful.” Bigio remained humble and did not mention that her Instagram post calling Puerto Rico to a massive protest was shared by Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny, which caused her to go from 7,000 to 12,500 followers in just a few days. During that time, she was interviewed by VICE News alongside other women leaders and her own baby sister, for a segment about the protests that was aired on HBO.
Aliana Bigio doesn’t have her entire future planned out, but she knows which direction she’s headed toward. “I see myself staying in Puerto Rico and studying law,” she says. “I hope CON(Sentimiento) continues to grow so I can expand my platform and create workshops and participate in talks/events.”
As for Puerto Rico’s future… “I don’t know in what way, but we’re going to make history. Again.”


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Do you wanna move your oracle datafile to a new location but donno how !? relax i'm gonna explain it . first of all you need to check where is your "CURRENT" datafile , do as the following : sqlplus / as sysdba SQL*Plus: Release <IP_ADDRESS>.0 Production on Sat Mar 14 16:33:22 2015 Copyright (c) 1982, 2013, Oracle. All rights reserved. Connected to: Oracle Database 11g Release <IP_ADDRESS>.0 - 64bit Production SQL> select name from v$datafile; the out put should be similar to the below : NAME -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /oradata/system01.dbf /oradata/sysaux01.dbf /oradata/undotbs01.dbf /oradata/users01.dbf now that we know where our current datafile is we can change in the new place we want by do the following : alter database rename file '/oradadata/system01.dbf' to '/new/oradata/path/system01.dbf'; alter database rename file '/oradadata/sysaux01.dbf' to '/new/oradata/path/sysaux01.dbf'; do it for the rest of the file if you have more than that. now when you try to open up your database you may get the error related to the "redo logs", worry not the concept its just as the same as datafile. you will find your current redo log by below query: SQL> select member from v$logfile; MEMBER -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /oradata/redo02.log /oradata/redo01.log now you can rename it , alter database rename file '/oradata/redo02.log' to '/new/oradata/path/redo02.log'; alter database rename file '/oradata/redo01.log' to '/new/oradata/path/redo01.log' ;


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in which one he
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was also painted is depicted


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A controller.
Protected Properties | |
| array array | $extra |
| Extra arguments from the router. More... | |
| array | $path |
| The path's regex match from routing. More... | |
| Site | $site |
Public Methods | |
| __call (string $method, array $args) | |
Throws HTTP 501 Not Implemented as a catch-all for any unimplemented non-standard request methods. More... | |
| __construct (Site $site, array $path, array $extra=[]) | |
| void string View | delete () |
Handles DELETE More... | |
| void string View | get () |
Handles GET More... | |
| head () | |
Handles HEAD More... | |
| bool | offsetExists ($offset) |
| null mixed | offsetGet ($offset) |
| void | offsetSet ($offset, $value) |
| void | offsetUnset ($offset) |
| void string View | post () |
Handles POST More... | |
| void string View | put () |
Handles PUT More... | |
Protected Methods | |
| redirect_exit (string $path, int $code=302) | |
| Forwards to Response::redirect_exit(). More... | |
|
protected |
Extra arguments from the router.
|
protected |
The path's regex match from routing.
ArrayAccess
forwards to this.
| __construct | ( | Site | $site, |
| array | $path, | ||
| array | $extra = [] |
||
| ) |
| Site | $site | |
| string[] | $path | |
| array | $extra |
|
final |
Throws HTTP 501 Not Implemented
as a catch-all for any unimplemented non-standard request methods.
| string | $method | |
| array | $args |
| void string View delete | ( | ) |
Handles DELETE
This stub throws HTTP 501 Not Implemented
| void string View get | ( | ) |
Handles GET
This stub throws HTTP 501 Not Implemented
| head | ( | ) |
Handles HEAD
This stub returns from Controller::get()
| bool offsetExists | ( | $offset | ) |
| mixed | $offset |
| null mixed offsetGet | ( | $offset | ) |
| mixed | $offset |
null
| void offsetSet | ( | $offset, | |
| $value | |||
| ) |
| mixed | $offset | |
| mixed | $value |
| void offsetUnset | ( | $offset | ) |
| mixed | $offset |
| void string View post | ( | ) |
Handles POST
This stub throws HTTP 501 Not Implemented
| void string View put | ( | ) |
Handles PUT
This stub throws HTTP 501 Not Implemented
|
protected |
Forwards to Response::redirect_exit().
| string | $path | |
| int | $code |


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I am from India I used to live in chennai(Tamil Nadu) it the part of place in the India which is located in southern part of the india
I am living in nuclear family and I am having a elder sibling she is working in IT company name of the company is (INFOSYS)
My father is working in a photocopy shop and my mother is housewife
My favorite dish is butter chicken with naan everytime is used to eat with my friends and to I like more chat food (i.e snackes)pani puri is my favorite chat food in english it was called has waterballs.
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forecast.Rd
Functions to set demographic and cost parameter, to perform forecasting, and to inspect the results.
wildlift_settings(pen.type = c("mat.pen", "pred.excl", "moose.red", "wolf.red", "cons.breed"), herd = NULL, ...) wildlift_forecast(settings, tmax = 20, pop.start = 100, fpen.prop, fpen.inds) wildlift_breakeven(forecast, lambda=1, type=c("prop", "inds"), max=10^4, tol=0.01) # S3 method for wildlift_settings print(x, ...) # S3 method for wildlift_forecast print(x, ...) # S3 method for wildlift_forecast plot(x, plot = TRUE, ...) # S3 method for wildlift_forecast lines(x, pen = TRUE, plot = TRUE, ...) # S3 method for wildlift_forecast summary(object, ...) # S3 method for summary.wildlift_forecast print(x, ...)
| pen.type | character: maternity penning, predator exclusion, moose reduction, wolf reduction, or conservation breeding. It can also be a settings object. |
|---|---|
| herd |
|
| settings | a settings object returned by |
| tmax | positive integer, number of years to forecast after initial year 0. |
| pop.start | positive integer, initial population size in year 0. |
| fpen.prop, fpen.inds |
|
| forecast | a forecast object returned by |
| lambda | numeric, annual intrinsic growth rate, must be >0. |
| type | what to provide as output: proportion ( |
| max | numeric (>0), maximum value for breakeven optimization when
|
| tol | numeric, tolerance limit, i.e. the maximum acceptable deviation
from |
| x, object | an object to print, summarize, plot, etc. |
| plot | logical, whether a plot is to be produced. |
| pen | logical, whether to display the pen or no-pen (baseline) results. |
| ... | additional arguments to functions. For |
The following cost parameters can be set by wildlift_settings
:
pen.cap
: how many adult females can live in a
single maternity pen.
pen.cost.setup
: initial cost in thousands to set up pen.
pen.cost.proj
: annual costs in thousands for project manager.
pen.cost.maint
: annual cost in thousands for patrolling
and repairing fence.
pen.cost.capt
: annual cost in thousands to capture cows, monitor,
survey, calf collar.
pen.cost.pred
: annual cost in thousands for removing predators.
The following demographic parameters can be set by wildlift_settings
:
c.surv.wild
: calf survival rate in the wild, annual.
c.surv.capt
: calf survival rate when captive, annual.
f.surv.wild
: adult female survival when wild, annual.
f.surv.capt
: adult female survival when captive, annual.
f.preg.wild
: pregnancy rate when wild.
f.preg.capt
: pregnancy rate when captive.
wildlift_settings
returns a settings object.
wildlift_forecast
returns a forecast object.
wildlift_breakeven
returns a numeric value representing the
'breakeven' proportion of females penned where lambda
is within tol
erance. It returns NA
when
proportion satisfying the lambda
criterion cannot be found,
alongside a warning.
The print
method returns the input object x
invisibly.
The summary
method returns population and cost summaries
for the forecast object (cost is in million dollars).
The plot
and lines
methods return the plotted data invisibly
(years, pen and no-pen population size for plot
;
years, pen or no-pen population size for lines
).
Both methods produce plots as a side effect.
## Predefined settings (s1 <- wildlift_settings("mat.pen"))#> Caribou settings - pen type: mat.pen #> #> - c.surv.wild :0.163 #> - c.surv.capt :0.598 #> - f.surv.wild :0.853 #> - f.surv.capt :0.903 #> - f.preg.wild :0.92 #> - f.preg.capt :0.92 #> - pen.cap :35 #> - pen.cost.setup:500 #> - pen.cost.proj :80 #> - pen.cost.maint:300 #> - pen.cost.capt :250 #> - pen.cost.pred :0(s2 <- wildlift_settings("pred.excl"))#> Caribou settings - pen type: pred.excl #> #> - c.surv.wild :0.163 #> - c.surv.capt :0.72 #> - f.surv.wild :0.853 #> - f.surv.capt :0.95 #> - f.preg.wild :0.92 #> - f.preg.capt :0.92 #> - pen.cap :35 #> - pen.cost.setup:1868 #> - pen.cost.proj :80 #> - pen.cost.maint:600 #> - pen.cost.capt :200 #> - pen.cost.pred :80## Modifying predefined settings wildlift_settings("mat.pen", c.surv.capt=0.65, pen.cap=30)#> Caribou settings - pen type: mat.pen #> #> - c.surv.wild :0.163 #> - c.surv.capt :0.65 #> - f.surv.wild :0.853 #> - f.surv.capt :0.903 #> - f.preg.wild :0.92 #> - f.preg.capt :0.92 #> - pen.cap :30 #> - pen.cost.setup:500 #> - pen.cost.proj :80 #> - pen.cost.maint:300 #> - pen.cost.capt :250 #> - pen.cost.pred :0wildlift_settings(s1, c.surv.capt=0.65, pen.cap=30)#> Caribou settings - pen type: mat.pen #> #> - c.surv.wild :0.163 #> - c.surv.capt :0.65 #> - f.surv.wild :0.853 #> - f.surv.capt :0.903 #> - f.preg.wild :0.92 #> - f.preg.capt :0.92 #> - pen.cap :30 #> - pen.cost.setup:500 #> - pen.cost.proj :80 #> - pen.cost.maint:300 #> - pen.cost.capt :250 #> - pen.cost.pred :0## Forecast based on settings for 75% females penned (f1 <- wildlift_forecast(s1, fpen.prop = 0.75))#> Caribou forecast - pen type: mat.pen #> #> - tmax :20 #> - pop.start:100 #> - fpen.prop:0.75(f2 <- wildlift_forecast(s2, fpen.prop = 0.75))#> Caribou forecast - pen type: pred.excl #> #> - tmax :20 #> - pop.start:100 #> - fpen.prop:0.75#> Caribou forecast - pen type: mat.pen #> #> - tmax :20 #> - pop.start:100 #> - fpen.prop:0.75 #> #> - npens :3 #> - lam.pen :1.03 #> - lam.nopen :0.914 #> - Nend.nopen :17 #> - Nend.pen :195 #> - Nend.diff :178 #> - Cost.total :30.5 #> - Cost.percap:0.171summary(f2)#> Caribou forecast - pen type: pred.excl #> #> - tmax :20 #> - pop.start:100 #> - fpen.prop:0.75 #> #> - npens :7 #> - lam.pen :1.09 #> - lam.nopen :0.914 #> - Nend.nopen :17 #> - Nend.pen :556 #> - Nend.diff :539 #> - Cost.total :87 #> - Cost.percap:0.161## Find 'breakeven' proportion of females penned where lambda=1 (b1 <- wildlift_breakeven(f1, lambda = 1))#> [1] 0.5171369(b2 <- wildlift_breakeven(f2, lambda = 1))#> [1] 0.3441178f3 <- wildlift_forecast(s1, fpen.prop = b1) f4 <- wildlift_forecast(s2, fpen.prop = b2) ## See that lines are truly flat op <- par(mfrow = c(1, 2)) plot(f3, main = "Mat pen") plot(f4, main = "Pred excl")par(op)


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Since its invention in 1269, the 'Phags-pa script, a unified script for spelling Mongolian, Tibetan, and Chinese languages, was preserved in the court until the end of the dynasty.
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The IPCC Fourth Assessment Report (AR4) published in 2007 featured a graph showing 12 proxy based temperature reconstructions, including the three highlighted in the 2001 Third Assessment Report (TAR); Mann, Bradley & Hughes 1999 as before, Jones et al. 1998 and Briffa 2000 had both been calibrated by newer studies.
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Man jailed one day for attacking father with hammer
by Keith FraserVANCOUVER — A judge has sentenced a Burnaby man who attacked his father with a hammer to one day in jail and three years of probation.
In September, a B.C. Supreme Court jury found Robert Alan Carlson, 52, guilty of the June 2017 aggravated assault of his father, Arne Carlson, 76.
The trial heard that in the weeks leading up to the incident, tensions were running high in the Carlson household.
A day after a dispute over the repair of a light in the family home, where Carlson lived with his parents, the father was watching a baseball game on TV when his son came into the room and asked what his father was going to do about an invoice he had prepared for the repair work.
The father was upset that his son, who had been living in the family home since 2005, had presented a bill to him since he had been supporting him for years and felt that the move lacked “class.”
Carlson later pushed his father backward and hit him twice with the hammer, once on the back of the head.
B.C. Supreme Court Justice Catherine Murray said that due to the circumstances of the case, including Carlson’s mental health issues, rehabilitation was a paramount principle.
She ordered Carlson, who received credit for more than 200 days of pre-sentence custody, to serve one more day in jail. He is to have no contact with his parents without their permission and receive mental-health counselling.
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Pre-defined classes of real-time devices.
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Pre-defined classes of real-time devices.
Device profiles define which operation handlers a driver of a certain class of devices has to implement, which name or protocol it has to register, which IOCTLs it has to provide, and further details. Sub-classes can be defined in order to extend a device profile with more hardware-specific functions.
◆ RTIOC_DEVICE_INFO
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Retrieve information about a device or socket.
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How to send twitter notifications to discord using webhooks.
This guide will show you how to create a simple bot that posts tweets to discord as soon as they are posted.
Discord
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We need to start off by creating a new discord text channel on your server by clicking the plus sign close to your server name.
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Make sure text channel is selected and give it a name and then click Create channel.
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Create a webhook for that channel by clicking the settings wheel of your new text channel and then webhooks. Click Create Webhook
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Scroll down to the bottom and copy the webhook url and then Save.
IFTTT
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Create an account @ https://www.ifttt.com and login.
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Once logged in, click Get more in the top right corner.
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Search for twitter in the search field and then click Services and then Twitter.
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Click Connect and then Authorize app.
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Click on your profile picture in the top left corner and then Create.
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Click on the big black and white plus sign between IF and THEN.
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Scroll down/Search and select the Twitter Icon.
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Select New tweet by a specific user and input the name of the user you want to get notifications from.
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Click Create trigger.
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Click on the big black and white plus sign between THEN and THAT.
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Search and select Webhooks and then click Connect.
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Select Make a web request as the action.
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Paste the webhook you created earlier into the URL
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For Method select POST.
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Content Type select application/json.
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For the code below, replace @username with the handle you are getting notifications from and paste the code into the Body.
{ "username":"@username just tweeted", "content":"@{{UserName}} tweeted this at {{CreatedAt}}: {{LinkToTweet}}" }
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Click Create Action.
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Disable Recieve notifications when this Applets runs and then click Finish.
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You’re done! You will now be notified on discord when you (or the twitter handle you picked) posts a new tweet.


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Dec 17, 2012 . Put together a list of 50 must-read science fiction books and don't make anyone . One book per author, so that was hard on the big three of science fiction . Michael J. Walsh · Top Commenter · Miskatonic University, Arkham .
http://www.abebooks.com/books/features/50-essential-science-fiction-books.shtml
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Nov 28, 2012 . Christmas gifts 2012: the best science fiction . The least we're entitled to expect is that writers will rework those old tropes in interesting ways.
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May 8, 2010 . Wordsmiths who inspired the minds of mankind,Components,Developer,Software ,Communications,Strategy,Hardware ,Top 10.
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Visions of Paradise: Twelve Greatest Living Science Fiction Writers
Feb 13, 2010 . The best science fiction writer actively working today is Robert J. Sawyer. He needs to be included on the list. I will second Orson Scott Card, .
http://visionsofparadise.blogspot.com/2010/02/this-is-risky-list-to-make-since-it-is.html
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Definitions of Science Fiction
A survey of different authors' ideas of what science fiction is. . The best definition of science fiction is that it consists of stories in which one or more definitely .
http://scifi.about.com/od/scififantasy101/a/SCIFI_defs_2.htm
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The best science fiction books | Books | guardian.co.uk
May 26, 2011 . We asked for suggestions of your favourite science fiction books. . Philip K Dick is the best author in the genre and this is his best book by a .
http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/table/2011/may/26/best-science-fiction-books-recommendations
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David Pringle's Science Fiction: The 100 Best Novels | Science ...
His book Science Fiction: The 100 Best Novels has been widely read and is still . here's a neat first edition of A Mirror for Observers ... pam stebbins (author) .
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Apr 26, 2012 . When science fiction author Robert J. Sawyer was recently asked about his top five science fiction predictions, for instance, his top pick was that .
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Selected by a vote of the membership of the Science Fiction Writers of America ( SFWA), these 26 reprints represent the best, most important, and most influential .
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mystyic asked: Do you have any tips for fantasy or science fiction writers? Yeah . NPR's Top 100 Science Fiction and Fantasy Books · Female Sci-Fi Authors .
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Charles Stross | Charlie's Diary. Charlie's Diary offers no-nonsense and forward- thinking discussions about technology and the field of science fiction itself.
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Top 10 Science Fiction Magazines, yeah we're sure we'll hear about it.
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Top 5 best science fiction and fantasy books of 2012 | SciFiNow
Dec 18, 2012 . Top 5 best science fiction and fantasy books of 2012 . Our favourite writer of gritty fantasy (and last year's winner) finds a vicious commonality .
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Dec 20, 2012 . Here are our picks for the very best science fiction and fantasy books of . two of the most beloved science fiction and fantasy writers of our day.
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Feb 26, 2009 . Given that he's one of my favorite science fiction writers, I went ahead and added him to the top of the list. He defines cybernoir. (A fan has .
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Jane Yolen, prolific children's writer, editor of "Jane Yolen Books" at Harcourt Brace; fantasy anthology series Xanadu (19924), Year's Best Science Fiction and .
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Data compilation copyright by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce on behalf of the U.S.A. All rights reserved.
Data compiled by: J.E. Bartmess
| EA (eV) | Method | Reference | Comment |
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| 1.780 ± 0.040 | LPES | Wu, Desai, et al., 2103 | |
| 1.7770 ± 0.0060 | LPES | Polak, Gilles, et al., 1991 |
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Data compilation copyright by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce on behalf of the U.S.A. All rights reserved.
Data compiled by: K.P. Huber and G. Herzberg
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unidentified transitions in matrix absorption (F ← X?) and fluorescence. | ||||||||||||
| Shirk and Bass, 1970; Thompson, Easley, et al., 1973 | ||||||||||||
| P 2Π3/2 | [574] 1 | [0.384] 1 | 0.005 | [1.855] 1 | P → X1 R | 25194 1 | ||||||
| Appelblad and Lagerqvist, 1974 | ||||||||||||
| M 2Π3/2 | [0.419] 2 | [1.776] 2 | M ↔ X1 R | 23898 2 Z | ||||||||
| Lagerqvist and Uhler, 1967; Appelblad and Lagerqvist, 1973; Appelblad and Lagerqvist, 1974, 2 | ||||||||||||
| I 2Π3/2 | [608] 3 | [0.416] 3 | 0.0046 | [1.783] 3 | I → X1 R | 22449 3 | ||||||
| Appelblad and Lagerqvist, 1974 | ||||||||||||
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
| H 2Π3/2 | [557] 3 | [0.4176] 3 | 0.0056 | [1.7791] 3 | H → X1 R | 22326 3 | ||||||
| Appelblad and Lagerqvist, 1974 | ||||||||||||
| G 2Σ(-) (1/2) | 21618.6 | [582.74] Z | (4.0) | 0.41481 4 | 0.00370 | 0.000000724 | 1.78509 | G → X2 5 R | 21316.94 6 Z | |||
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| G → X1 5 R | 21593.98 6 Z | |||||||||||
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| F 2Πi | 21237 7 | [600.8] Z | (4.4) | 0.4121 8 | 0.0038 | 0.0000008 | 1.7910 | F → X R | 21082.8 9 Z | |||
| missing citation; Appelblad and Lagerqvist, 1973; missing citation; Appelblad and Lagerqvist, 1975 | ||||||||||||
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
| E 2Δ5/2 | 21058.0 | 733 HQ | 5.5 | 0.4445 10 | 0.0036 | 1.7244 | E → X1 | 21104.1 HQ | ||||
| Appelblad and Lagerqvist, 1974 | ||||||||||||
| Bands in the green region, partially analyzed Lefebvre, Pinchemel, et al., 1976 in terms of a 2Πi → 2Πi transition. | ||||||||||||
| missing citation; missing citation | ||||||||||||
| A 2Σ(+) | 16491.3 | 631.02 Z | (6.0) | 0.43387 11 | 0.00475 | 0.000000793 | 1.74543 | A ↔ X2 | 16215.33 6 Z | |||
| missing citation; missing citation; Appelblad and Lagerqvist, 1973; missing citation | ||||||||||||
| A ↔ X1 R | 16492.37 6 Z | |||||||||||
| missing citation; missing citation; Appelblad and Lagerqvist, 1973; missing citation | ||||||||||||
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
| X2 2Π 1/2 | 279.02 12 | 636.18 Z | 4.36 | 0.44415 13 | 0.00449 | 0.00000084 | 1.72513 | 14 | ||||
| X1 2Π 3/2 | 0 | 640.17 Z | 4.43 | 0.44454 | 0.00456 | 0.00000085 | 1.72437 |
| 1 | Lowest observed level and ΔG, vibrational numbering unknown. The observed transitions are v-3 at 23327 cm-1, v-4 and (v+1)-4. |
| 2 | One level only. Vibrational numbering uncertain; the authors in Antic-Jovanovic, Pesic, et al., 1968 suggest v=1. Perturbations. |
| 3 | These are values of ΔG(3/2),B1, r1,v(1-0). v=0 not observed. |
| 4 | Spin doubling Δν12(v=0) = +0.1674N(N+1) + ...; Δν12(v=1)= +0.1743N(N+1) + .... |
| 5 | G «rarrw» X1 is considerably weaker than G → X2. Relative branch intensities in both sub-bands are unusual. |
| 6 | N'=0 relative to {J"=0}. |
| 7 | A0 = -6.24, A1 = -31.87. Also J-dependent terms Appelblad and Lagerqvist, 1974, 2. |
| 8 | v=0 perturbed. Λ-type doubling in v=1. For 2Π1/2, Δνfe = (-)[0.3190(J+1/2) - ...]; For 2Π3/2,Δνfe = (-)[2.74E-5(J-1/2)(J+1/2)(J+3/2) - ...]. |
| 9 | J'=1/2 relative to J"= 1/2 (average of {F1} and F2). |
| 10 | v=0 strongly perturbed. |
| 11 | Spin-doubling constants γ0 = -0.1952, γ1 = -0.1908. |
| 12 | A0 = -276.11, A1 = -272.28, A2 = -268.69; also J-dependent terms Appelblad and Lagerqvist, 1974, 2. |
| 13 | Λ-type doubling , Δνfe(2Π1/2) = (-)[0.0148(J+1/2) - ...](average of v=0,1,2). |
| 14 | The absence of an ESR spectrum attributable to matrix isolated CuO is compatible with a 2Π ground state Thompson, Easley, et al., 1973. |
| 15 | Thermochemical value (mass-spectrom.) , Cheetam and Barrow, 1967, Smoes, Mandy, et al., 1972. |
Go To: Top, Gas phase ion energetics data, Constants of diatomic molecules, Notes / Error Report
Data compilation copyright by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce on behalf of the U.S.A. All rights reserved.
Wu, Desai, et al., 2103
Wu, H.; Desai, S.R.; Wang, L.,
Chemical Bonding between Cu and Oxygen - Copper Oxides versus O2 Complexes: A Study of CuOx(x=0-6) Species by Anion Photoelectron Spectroscopy, J. Phys. Chem. 1997, 101,, 2103. [all data]
Polak, Gilles, et al., 1991
Polak, M.L.; Gilles, M.K.; Ho, J.; Lineberger, W.C.,
Photoelectron Spectroscopy of CuO-,
J. Phys. Chem., 1991, 95, 3460. [all data]
Shirk and Bass, 1970
Shirk, J.S.; Bass, A.M.,
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pymzn.minizinc¶
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pymzn.
minizinc
(mzn, *dzn_files, *, data=None, keep=False, output_base=None, globals_dir=None, stdlib_dir=None, path=None, eval_output=True, output_vars=None, solver=<pymzn._mzn._solvers.Gecode object>, check_complete=False, all_solutions=False, **solver_args)¶ Implements the workflow to solve a CSP problem encoded with MiniZinc.
It first calls mzn2fzn to compile the fzn and ozn files, then it calls the provided solver and in the end it calls the solns2out utility on the output of the solver.
Parameters: - mzn (str or MiniZincModel) – The minizinc problem to be solved. It can be either a string or an instance of MiniZincModel. If it is a string, it can be either the path to the mzn file or the content of the model.
- *dzn_files – A list of paths to dzn files to attach to the mzn2fzn execution, provided as positional arguments; by default no data file is attached. Data files are meant to be used when there is data that is static across several minizinc executions.
- data (dict) – Additional data as a dictionary of variables assignments to supply to the mzn2fnz function. The dictionary is then automatically converted to dzn format by the pymzn.dzn function. This property is meant to include data that dynamically changes across several minizinc executions.
- keep (bool) – Whether to keep the generated mzn, dzn, fzn and ozn files or not. If False, the generated files are created as temporary files which will be deleted right after the problem is solved. Though pymzn generated files are not originally intended to be kept, this property can be used for debugging purpose. Notice that in case of error the files are not deleted even if this parameter is False. Default is False.
- output_base (str) – If
keep=True
, this parameter is used as the base name for the output mzn, dzn, fzn and ozn files (extension are attached automatically). This name should include the parent directories if different from the working one. Parent directories are not created automatically so they are required to exist. If None is provided (default) the name of the input file is used. If the mzn input was a content string, then the default name ‘pymzn’ and the working directory are used. - globals_dir (str) – The name of the directory where to search for global included files in the standard library; by default the solver specific global library is used.
- stdlib_dir (str) – The name of the directory containing the standard library of minizinc. When None (default) the MiniZinc default is used.
- path (str or list) – One or more additional paths to search for included mzn files when
running
mzn2fzn
. - eval_output (bool) – Whether to evaluate the output of the solver or solns2out function into
Python objects with the
pymzn.dzn_eval
function. If the output is not evaluated, then a list of strings containing the solutions is returned. This is useful when a custom output statement is given in the mzn file. The default value is True. When this argument - output_vars (list of str) – The list of output variables. If not provided, the default list is the
list of free variables in the model, i.e. those variables that are
declared but not defined in the model. This argument is only used when
eval_output
is True. - solver (Solver) – An instance of Solver to use to solve the minizinc problem. The default is pymzn.gecode.
- check_complete (bool) – If True, a boolean value is returned, in addition to
the solutions of the problem, indicating the completion status of the
problem. The returned boolean is True when the solver completed its work
and, in case
all_solutions=True
, returned all the solutions; it is False when the solver did not complete its work because e.g. was interrupted by a timeout. - all_solutions (bool) – Whether all the solutions must be returned. Notice that this is only used if the solver supports returning all solutions, otherwise it is ignored. Default is False.
- **solver_args – Additional arguments to pass to the solver, provided as additional keyword arguments to this function check the solver documentation for the available arguments.
Returns: Returns a list of solutions. If eval_output is True, the solutions are returned as dictionaries of variable assignments, otherwise they are solution strings as returned from the solns2out function. If
check_complete=True
the result is a tuple containing the solution list as first argument and a boolean value indicating the completion status of the problem as second argument.Return type: list or tuple