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Timeline
| 12 Feb 1554 |
The sixteen year old Lady Jane Grey, puppet Queen of England for nine days, beheaded in the Tower of London. Questions arose as to where to bury this semi-queen, until it was decided to place her among the beheaded former wives of Henry VIII. |
| 14 Aug 1941 |
The last prisoner of the Tower of London, a German spy, is executed. |
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Opening: December 29, 1959
Refurbishment
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Architectural design
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Art work: Maria Keil (original project and refurbishment)
Platform length: 105 m
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Class ALC10
- java.lang.Object
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- org.lwjgl.openal.ALC10
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public class ALC10 extends java.lang.Object
Native bindings to ALC 1.0 functionality.
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field and Description static int
ALC_ALL_ATTRIBUTES
ALC_ATTRIBUTES_SIZEInteger queries.static int
ALC_DEFAULT_DEVICE_SPECIFIER
ALC_DEVICE_SPECIFIER
ALC_EXTENSIONSString queries.static int
ALC_FALSE
General tokens.static int
ALC_FREQUENCY
Context creation attributes.static int
ALC_INVALID
General tokens.static int
ALC_INVALID_CONTEXT
ALC_INVALID_DEVICE
ALC_INVALID_ENUM
ALC_INVALID_VALUEError conditions.static int
ALC_MAJOR_VERSION
ALC_MINOR_VERSIONInteger queries.static int
ALC_NO_ERROR
ALC_OUT_OF_MEMORYError conditions.static int
ALC_REFRESH
ALC_SYNCContext creation attributes.static int
ALC_TRUE
General tokens.
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method and Description static boolean
alcCloseDevice(long deviceHandle)
Allows the application to disconnect from a device.static long
alcCreateContext(long deviceHandle, int[] attrList)
Array version of:CreateContext
static long
alcCreateContext(long deviceHandle, java.nio.IntBuffer attrList)
Creates an AL context.static void
alcDestroyContext(long context)
Destroys a context.static long
alcGetContextsDevice(long context)
Queries for, and obtains a handle to, the device of a given context.static long
alcGetCurrentContext()
Queries for, and obtains a handle to, the current context for the application.static int
alcGetEnumValue(long deviceHandle, java.nio.ByteBuffer enumName)
Returns extension enum values.static int
alcGetEnumValue(long deviceHandle, java.lang.CharSequence enumName)
Returns extension enum values.static int
alcGetError(long deviceHandle)
Queries ALC errors.static int
alcGetInteger(long deviceHandle, int token)
Obtains integer value(s) from ALC.static void
alcGetIntegerv(long deviceHandle, int token, int[] dest)
Array version of:GetIntegerv
static void
alcGetIntegerv(long deviceHandle, int token, java.nio.IntBuffer dest)
Obtains integer value(s) from ALC.static long
alcGetProcAddress(long deviceHandle, java.nio.ByteBuffer funcName)
Retrieves extension entry points.static long
alcGetProcAddress(long deviceHandle, java.lang.CharSequence funcName)
Retrieves extension entry points.static java.lang.String
alcGetString(long deviceHandle, int token)
Obtains string value(s) from ALC.static boolean
alcIsExtensionPresent(long deviceHandle, java.nio.ByteBuffer extName)
Verifies that a given extension is available for the current context and the device it is associated with.static boolean
alcIsExtensionPresent(long deviceHandle, java.lang.CharSequence extName)
Verifies that a given extension is available for the current context and the device it is associated with.static boolean
alcMakeContextCurrent(long context)
Makes a context current with respect to OpenAL operation.static long
alcOpenDevice(java.nio.ByteBuffer deviceSpecifier)
Allows the application to connect to a device.static long
alcOpenDevice(java.lang.CharSequence deviceSpecifier)
Allows the application to connect to a device.static void
alcProcessContext(long context)
The current context is the only context accessible to state changes by AL commands (aside from state changes affecting shared objects).static void
alcSuspendContext(long context)
The application can suspend any context from processing (including the current one).
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Field Detail
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ALC_INVALID
public static final int ALC_INVALID
General tokens.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ALC_FALSE
public static final int ALC_FALSE
General tokens.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ALC_TRUE
public static final int ALC_TRUE
General tokens.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ALC_FREQUENCY
public static final int ALC_FREQUENCY
Context creation attributes.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ALC_REFRESH
public static final int ALC_REFRESH
Context creation attributes.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ALC_SYNC
public static final int ALC_SYNC
Context creation attributes.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ALC_NO_ERROR
public static final int ALC_NO_ERROR
Error conditions.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ALC_INVALID_DEVICE
public static final int ALC_INVALID_DEVICE
Error conditions.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ALC_INVALID_CONTEXT
public static final int ALC_INVALID_CONTEXT
Error conditions.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ALC_INVALID_ENUM
public static final int ALC_INVALID_ENUM
Error conditions.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ALC_INVALID_VALUE
public static final int ALC_INVALID_VALUE
Error conditions.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ALC_OUT_OF_MEMORY
public static final int ALC_OUT_OF_MEMORY
Error conditions.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ALC_DEFAULT_DEVICE_SPECIFIER
public static final int ALC_DEFAULT_DEVICE_SPECIFIER
String queries.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ALC_DEVICE_SPECIFIER
public static final int ALC_DEVICE_SPECIFIER
String queries.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ALC_EXTENSIONS
public static final int ALC_EXTENSIONS
String queries.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ALC_MAJOR_VERSION
public static final int ALC_MAJOR_VERSION
Integer queries.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ALC_MINOR_VERSION
public static final int ALC_MINOR_VERSION
Integer queries.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ALC_ATTRIBUTES_SIZE
public static final int ALC_ATTRIBUTES_SIZE
Integer queries.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ALC_ALL_ATTRIBUTES
public static final int ALC_ALL_ATTRIBUTES
Integer queries.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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Method Detail
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alcOpenDevice
public static long alcOpenDevice(java.nio.ByteBuffer deviceSpecifier)
Allows the application to connect to a device.If the function returns
NULL
, then no sound driver/device has been found. The argument is a null terminated string that requests a certain device or device configuration. IfNULL
is specified, the implementation will provide an implementation specific default.- Parameters:
deviceSpecifier
- the requested device or device configuration
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alcOpenDevice
public static long alcOpenDevice(java.lang.CharSequence deviceSpecifier)
Allows the application to connect to a device.If the function returns
NULL
, then no sound driver/device has been found. The argument is a null terminated string that requests a certain device or device configuration. IfNULL
is specified, the implementation will provide an implementation specific default.- Parameters:
deviceSpecifier
- the requested device or device configuration
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alcCloseDevice
public static boolean alcCloseDevice(long deviceHandle)
Allows the application to disconnect from a device.The return code will be ALC_TRUE or ALC_FALSE, indicating success or failure. Failure will occur if all the device's contexts and buffers have not been destroyed. Once closed, the
deviceHandle
is invalid.- Parameters:
deviceHandle
- the device to close
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alcCreateContext
public static long alcCreateContext(long deviceHandle, java.nio.IntBuffer attrList)
Creates an AL context.- Parameters:
deviceHandle
- a valid deviceattrList
- null or a zero terminated list of integer pairs composed of valid ALC attribute tokens and requested values. One of:FREQUENCY
REFRESH
SYNC
MONO_SOURCES
STEREO_SOURCES
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alcMakeContextCurrent
public static boolean alcMakeContextCurrent(long context)
Makes a context current with respect to OpenAL operation.The context parameter can be
NULL
or a valid context pointer. UsingNULL
results in no context being current, which is useful when shutting OpenAL down. The operation will apply to the device that the context was created for.For each OS process (usually this means for each application), only one context can be current at any given time. All AL commands apply to the current context. Commands that affect objects shared among contexts (e.g. buffers) have side effects on other contexts.
- Parameters:
context
- the context to make current
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alcProcessContext
public static void alcProcessContext(long context)
The current context is the only context accessible to state changes by AL commands (aside from state changes affecting shared objects). However, multiple contexts can be processed at the same time. To indicate that a context should be processed (i.e. that internal execution state such as the offset increments are to be performed), the application usesalcProcessContext
.Repeated calls to alcProcessContext are legal, and do not affect a context that is already marked as processing. The default state of a context created by alcCreateContext is that it is processing.
- Parameters:
context
- the context to mark for processing
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alcSuspendContext
public static void alcSuspendContext(long context)
The application can suspend any context from processing (including the current one). To indicate that a context should be suspended from processing (i.e. that internal execution state such as offset increments are not to be changed), the application usesalcSuspendContext
.Repeated calls to alcSuspendContext are legal, and do not affect a context that is already marked as suspended.
- Parameters:
context
- the context to mark as suspended
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alcDestroyContext
public static void alcDestroyContext(long context)
Destroys a context.The correct way to destroy a context is to first release it using alcMakeCurrent with a
NULL
context. Applications should not attempt to destroy a current context – doing so will not work and will result in an ALC_INVALID_OPERATION error. All sources within a context will automatically be deleted during context destruction.- Parameters:
context
- the context to destroy
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alcGetCurrentContext
public static long alcGetCurrentContext()
Queries for, and obtains a handle to, the current context for the application. If there is no current context,NULL
is returned.
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alcGetContextsDevice
public static long alcGetContextsDevice(long context)
Queries for, and obtains a handle to, the device of a given context.- Parameters:
context
- the context to query
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alcIsExtensionPresent
public static boolean alcIsExtensionPresent(long deviceHandle, java.nio.ByteBuffer extName)
Verifies that a given extension is available for the current context and the device it is associated with.Invalid and unsupported string tokens return ALC_FALSE. A
NULL
deviceHandle is acceptable.extName
is not case sensitive – the implementation will convert the name to all upper-case internally (and will express extension names in upper-case).- Parameters:
deviceHandle
- the device to queryextName
- the extension name
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alcIsExtensionPresent
public static boolean alcIsExtensionPresent(long deviceHandle, java.lang.CharSequence extName)
Verifies that a given extension is available for the current context and the device it is associated with.Invalid and unsupported string tokens return ALC_FALSE. A
NULL
deviceHandle is acceptable.extName
is not case sensitive – the implementation will convert the name to all upper-case internally (and will express extension names in upper-case).- Parameters:
deviceHandle
- the device to queryextName
- the extension name
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alcGetProcAddress
public static long alcGetProcAddress(long deviceHandle, java.nio.ByteBuffer funcName)
Retrieves extension entry points.The application is expected to verify the applicability of an extension or core function entry point before requesting it by name, by use of
IsExtensionPresent
.Entry points can be device specific, but are not context specific. Using a
NULL
device handle does not guarantee that the entry point is returned, even if available for one of the available devices.- Parameters:
deviceHandle
- the device to queryfuncName
- the function name
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alcGetProcAddress
public static long alcGetProcAddress(long deviceHandle, java.lang.CharSequence funcName)
Retrieves extension entry points.The application is expected to verify the applicability of an extension or core function entry point before requesting it by name, by use of
IsExtensionPresent
.Entry points can be device specific, but are not context specific. Using a
NULL
device handle does not guarantee that the entry point is returned, even if available for one of the available devices.- Parameters:
deviceHandle
- the device to queryfuncName
- the function name
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alcGetEnumValue
public static int alcGetEnumValue(long deviceHandle, java.nio.ByteBuffer enumName)
Returns extension enum values.Enumeration/token values are device independent, but tokens defined for extensions might not be present for a given device. Using a
NULL
handle is legal, but only the tokens defined by the AL core are guaranteed. Availability of extension tokens depends on the ALC extension.- Parameters:
deviceHandle
- the device to queryenumName
- the enum name
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alcGetEnumValue
public static int alcGetEnumValue(long deviceHandle, java.lang.CharSequence enumName)
Returns extension enum values.Enumeration/token values are device independent, but tokens defined for extensions might not be present for a given device. Using a
NULL
handle is legal, but only the tokens defined by the AL core are guaranteed. Availability of extension tokens depends on the ALC extension.- Parameters:
deviceHandle
- the device to queryenumName
- the enum name
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alcGetError
public static int alcGetError(long deviceHandle)
Queries ALC errors.ALC uses the same conventions and mechanisms as AL for error handling. In particular, ALC does not use conventions derived from X11 (GLX) or Windows (WGL).
Error conditions are specific to the device, and (like AL) a call to alcGetError resets the error state.
- Parameters:
deviceHandle
- the device to query
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alcGetString
public static java.lang.String alcGetString(long deviceHandle, int token)
Obtains string value(s) from ALC.LWJGL note: Use
ALUtil.getStringList(long, int)
for those tokens that return multiple values.- Parameters:
deviceHandle
- the device to querytoken
- the information to query. One of:DEFAULT_DEVICE_SPECIFIER
DEVICE_SPECIFIER
EXTENSIONS
CAPTURE_DEFAULT_DEVICE_SPECIFIER
CAPTURE_DEVICE_SPECIFIER
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alcGetIntegerv
public static void alcGetIntegerv(long deviceHandle, int token, java.nio.IntBuffer dest)
Obtains integer value(s) from ALC.- Parameters:
deviceHandle
- the device to querytoken
- the information to query. One of:MAJOR_VERSION
MINOR_VERSION
ATTRIBUTES_SIZE
ALL_ATTRIBUTES
CAPTURE_SAMPLES
dest
- the destination buffer
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alcGetInteger
public static int alcGetInteger(long deviceHandle, int token)
Obtains integer value(s) from ALC.- Parameters:
deviceHandle
- the device to querytoken
- the information to query. One of:MAJOR_VERSION
MINOR_VERSION
ATTRIBUTES_SIZE
ALL_ATTRIBUTES
CAPTURE_SAMPLES
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alcCreateContext
public static long alcCreateContext(long deviceHandle, int[] attrList)
Array version of:CreateContext
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alcGetIntegerv
public static void alcGetIntegerv(long deviceHandle, int token, int[] dest)
Array version of:GetIntegerv
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Tales of the Jazz Age
by F. Scott Fitzgerald
MAY DAY Chapter VIII
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1922
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Fitzgerald, F.S. (1922) Tales of the Jazz Age. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 12.0
- Word Count: 2,471
- Genre: Realism
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When Edith came out into the clear blue of the May night she found the Avenue deserted. The windows of the big shops were dark; over their doors were drawn great iron masks until they were only shadowy tombs of the late day's splendor. Glancing down toward Forty–second Street she saw a commingled blur of lights from the all–night restaurants. Over on Sixth Avenue the elevated, a flare of fire, roared across the street between the glimmering parallels of light at the station and streaked along into the crisp dark. But at Forty–fourth Street it was very quiet.
Pulling her cloak close about her Edith darted across the Avenue. She started nervously as a solitary man passed her and said in a hoarse whisper—"Where bound, kiddo?" She was reminded of a night in her childhood when she had walked around the block in her pajamas and a dog had howled at her from a mystery–big back yard.
In a minute she had reached her destination, a two–story, comparatively old building on Forty–fourth, in the upper window of which she thankfully detected a wisp of light. It was bright enough outside for her to make out the sign beside the window—the New York Trumpet. She stepped inside a dark hall and after a second saw the stairs in the corner.
Then she was in a long, low room furnished with many desks and hung on all sides with file copies of newspapers. There were only two occupants. They were sitting at different ends of the room, each wearing a green eye–shade and writing by a solitary desk light.
For a moment she stood uncertainly in the doorway, and then both men turned around simultaneously and she recognized her brother.
"Why, Edith!" He rose quickly and approached her in surprise, removing his eye–shade. He was tall, lean, and dark, with black, piercing eyes under very thick glasses. They were far–away eyes that seemed always fixed just over the head of the person to whom he was talking.
He put his hands on her arms and kissed her cheek.
"What is it?" he repeated in some alarm.
"I was at a dance across at Delmonico's, Henry," she said excitedly, "and I couldn't resist tearing over to see you."
"I'm glad you did." His alertness gave way quickly to a habitual vagueness. "You oughtn't to be out alone at night though, ought you?"
The man at the other end of the room had been looking at them curiously, but at Henry's beckoning gesture he approached. He was loosely fat with little twinkling eyes, and, having removed his collar and tie, he gave the impression of a Middle–Western farmer on a Sunday afternoon.
"This is my sister," said Henry. "She dropped in to see me."
"How do you do?" said the fat man, smiling. "My name's Bartholomew, Miss Bradin. I know your brother has forgotten it long ago."
Edith laughed politely.
"Well," he continued, "not exactly gorgeous quarters we have here, are they?"
Edith looked around the room.
"They seem very nice," she replied. "Where do you keep the bombs?"
"The bombs?" repeated Bartholomew, laughing. "That's pretty good—the bombs. Did you hear her, Henry? She wants to know where we keep the bombs. Say, that's pretty good."
Edith swung herself onto a vacant desk and sat dangling her feet over the edge. Her brother took a seat beside her.
"Well," he asked, absent–mindedly, "how do you like New York this trip?"
"Not bad. I'll be over at the Biltmore with the Hoyts until Sunday. Can't you come to luncheon to–morrow?"
He thought a moment.

"All right," she agreed, unruffled. "Let's you and me have luncheon together."
"Very well."
"I'll call for you at twelve."
Bartholomew was obviously anxious to return to his desk, but apparently considered that it would be rude to leave without some parting pleasantry.
"Well"—he began awkwardly.
They both turned to him.
"Well, we—we had an exciting time earlier in the evening."
The two men exchanged glances.
"You should have come earlier," continued Bartholomew, somewhat encouraged. "We had a regular vaudeville."
"Did you really?"
"A serenade," said Henry. "A lot of soldiers gathered down there in the street and began to yell at the sign."
"Why?" she demanded.
"Just a crowd," said Henry, abstractedly. "All crowds have to howl. They didn't have anybody with much initiative in the lead, or they'd probably have forced their way in here and smashed things up."
"Yes," said Bartholomew, turning again to Edith, "you should have been here."
He seemed to consider this a sufficient cue for withdrawal, for he turned abruptly and went back to his desk.
"Are the soldiers all set against the Socialists?" demanded Edith of her brother. "I mean do they attack you violently and all that?"
Henry replaced his eye–shade and yawned.
"The human race has come a long way," he said casually, "but most of us are throw–backs; the soldiers don't know what they want, or what they hate, or what they like. They're used to acting in large bodies, and they seem to have to make demonstrations. So it happens to be against us. There've been riots all over the city to–night. It's May Day, you see."
"Was the disturbance here pretty serious?"
"Not a bit," he said scornfully. "About twenty–five of them stopped in the street about nine o'clock, and began to bellow at the moon."
"Oh"—She changed the subject. "You're glad to see me, Henry?"
"Why, sure."
"You don't seem to be."
"I am."
"I suppose you think I'm a—a waster. Sort of the World's Worst Butterfly."
Henry laughed.
"Not at all. Have a good time while you're young. Why? Do I seem like the priggish and earnest youth?"
"No—" she paused,"—but somehow I began thinking how absolutely different the party I'm on is from—from all your purposes. It seems sort of—of incongruous, doesn't it?—me being at a party like that, and you over here working for a thing that'll make that sort of party impossible ever any more, if your ideas work."
"I don't think of it that way.  Go ahead—have a good time?"
Her feet, which had been idly swinging, stopped and her voice dropped a note.
"I wish you'd—you'd come back to Harrisburg and have a good time. Do you feel sure that you're on the right track——"
"You're wearing beautiful stockings," he interrupted. "What on earth are they?"
"They're embroidered," she replied, glancing down; "Aren't they cunning?" She raised her skirts and uncovered slim, silk–sheathed calves. "Or do you disapprove of silk stockings?"
He seemed slightly exasperated, bent his dark eyes on her piercingly.

"Not at all——–"
She paused. Bartholomew had uttered a grunt. She turned and saw that he had left his desk and was standing at the window.
"What is it?" demanded Henry.
"People," said Bartholomew, and then after an instant: "Whole jam of them. They're coming from Sixth Avenue."
"People?"

"Soldiers, by God!" he said emphatically. "I had an idea they'd come back."
Edith jumped to her feet, and running over joined Bartholomew at the window.
"There's a lot of them!" she cried excitedly. "Come here, Henry!"
Henry readjusted his shade, but kept his seat.
"Hadn't we better turn out the lights?" suggested Bartholomew.
"No. They'll go away in a minute."
"They're not," said Edith, peering from the window. "They're not even thinking of going away. There's more of them coming. Look—there's a whole crowd turning the corner of Sixth Avenue,"
By the yellow glow and blue shadows of the street lamp she could see that the sidewalk was crowded with men. They were mostly in uniform, some sober, some enthusiastically drunk, and over the whole swept an incoherent clamor and shouting.
Henry rose, and going to the window exposed himself as a long silhouette against the office lights.  The sounds of the racket now began floating up the stairs as the folding doors revolved.
"They're coming up!" cried Bartholomew.
Edith turned anxiously to Henry.
"They're coming up, Henry."
From down–stairs in the lower hall their cries were now quite audible.
"—God Damn Socialists!"
"Pro–Germans! Boche–lovers!"
"Second floor, front! Come on!"
"We'll get the sons—"
The next five minutes passed in a dream. Edith was conscious that the clamor burst suddenly upon the three of them like a cloud of rain, that there was a thunder of many feet on the stairs, that Henry had seized her arm and drawn her back toward the rear of the office. Then the door opened and an overflow of men were forced into the room—not the leaders, but simply those who happened to be in front.
"Hello, Bo!"
"Up late, ain't you!"
"You an' your girl.
She noticed that two very drunken soldiers had been forced to the front, where they wobbled fatuously—one of them was short and dark, the other was tall and weak of chin.
Henry stepped forward and raised his hand.
"Friends!" he said.
The clamor faded into a momentary stillness, punctuated with mutterings.
"Friends!" he repeated, his far–away eyes fixed over the heads of the crowd, "you're injuring no one but yourselves by breaking in here to–night. Do we look like rich men? Do we look like Germans? I ask you in all fairness—"
"Pipe down!"
"I'll say you do!"
"Say, who's your lady friend, buddy?"
A man in civilian clothes, who had been pawing over a table, suddenly held up a newspaper.
"Here it is!" he shouted, "They wanted the Germans to win the war!"
A new overflow from the stairs was shouldered in and of a sudden the room was full of men all closing around the pale little group at the back. Edith saw that the tall soldier with the weak chin was still in front. The short dark one had disappeared.
She edged slightly backward, stood close to the open window, through which came a clear breath of cool night air.
Then the room was a riot.
A figure flashed by her out of nowhere, tottered, was edged sideways, and of a sudden disappeared helplessly out through the open window with a frightened, fragmentary cry that died staccato on the bosom of the clamor. By the faint light streaming from the building backing on the area Edith had a quick impression that it had been the tall soldier with tie weak chin.
Anger rose astonishingly in her. She swung her arms wildly, edged blindly toward the thickest of the scuffling. She heard grunts, curses, the muffled impact of fists.
"Henry!" she called frantically, "Henry!"
Then, it was minutes later, she felt suddenly that there were other figures in the room. She heard a voice, deep, bullying, authoritative; she saw yellow rays of light sweeping here and there in the fracas. The cries became more scattered. The scuffling increased and then stopped.
Suddenly the lights were on and the room was full of policemen, clubbing left and right. The deep voice boomed out:
"Here now! Here now! Here now!"
 Here now!"
The room seemed to empty like a wash–bowl. A policeman fast–grappled in the corner released his hold on his soldier antagonist and started him with a shove toward the door. The deep voice continued. Edith perceived now that it came from a bull–necked police captain standing near the door.
"Here now! This is no way!
"Henry!" called Edith, "Henry!"
She beat wildly with her fists on the back of the man in front of her; she brushed between two others; fought, shrieked, and beat her way to a very pale figure sitting on the floor close to a desk.
"Henry," she cried passionately, "what's the matter? What's the matter? Did they hurt you?"
His eyes were shut. He groaned and then looking up said disgustedly—
"They broke my leg. My God, the fools!"
"Here now!" called the police captain. "Here now! Here now!"


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Students told to choose career of their choice
by Staff ReporterDistrict Collector Jaffer Malik has exhorted students to choose careers they are passionate about.
“At the same time, give consideration to your parents too. Please do not ignore their preferences,” he said while addressing a group of students after distributing certificates of the third batch of the Spectrum student support programme organised by Patha Foundation at Edappal.
The foundation is offering a 30-hour support programme titled Spectrum for select Plus One students from Ponnani taluk. Mr. Malik lauded the organisers for providing the vital support to students at a time when they needed it the most.
Headed by two IAS officers, Patha Foundation has been conducting career aptitude tests and civil services exam preparatory sessions along with regular motivational programmes.
Achievers from various fields, including arts, science, commerce, literature, and technical areas, are called in to interact with the students. Programme coordinator Abdul Jaleel M.V. presided over the function. Dr. Habeebulla spoke.


It is a pretty good practice to attack your problems directly or head on.
Or at least this is what myself and Ali thought during our working session on Saturday morning. As we work to fully integrate the push primitive behavior into the coordinator Ali and I ran into some minor issues. Specifically within the functionality of the push primitive. Since the motor angles and positions are trained within the state machine of the push primitive then it needs to be changed so that instead it cycles through a set of motor positions over a certain time span and in this case for a specific time index there will be a different motor position.
There are examples of this already, since the threaded process requires the caterpillar behavior to function this way.
The main parts of this change are that the push primitive state machine will no longer be executing these motions directly on the snake. Instead it will be calculating them within the states and then spitting them back out as a vector for the coordinator to then execute the motion based off of the values in that vector.
Code Block Diagrams
Here is a visual representation of what was explained above.
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A collaborative project where we created an android app to unlock locks through flashlight flickers.
Password manager mobile app for android. All passwords are stored with SHA-256 encryption.
Final product for class I taught beginners how to create animations using Javascript
Uses logistic regression to give a probability of being accepted into a graduate program based on given GPA or GRE score


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Now Mastercard Is A Buy
by Oleh KombaievSummary
- Technically, Mastercard stock price looks balanced.
- Both the current revenue growth rate and its absolute size describe the company's current capitalization level as overvalued.
- But Mastercard is clearly undervalued in terms of profitability.
- The stock price is more responsive to the overall growth of the stock market than to its decline. That is a very positive sign.
1. Technical Parameters
Starting from 2009, Mastercard (MA) stock price has been following its long-term exponential trend, which is pretty typical of a growing public company:
Since the beginning of the year, the company's actual stock price has been growing almost in line with this trend. This means balanced growth dynamics of the company's capitalization.
Throughout the year, Mastercard's rolling annual total price return indicator has been fluctuating around the average. It also points to the balanced state of the company's stock price dynamics.
Technically, now Mastercard stock price is balanced.
2. Growth Drivers
There are several strong and long-term dependencies which allow us to judge how balanced the current multiples of Mastercard are.
Based on the long-term relationship between the revenue TTM absolute size and the company's capitalization, Mastercard's current price is slightly overvalued:
According to analysts' average expectations, in Q2 '20, the company's revenue TTM will be around $18 billion, and in my model, this means that Mastercard's balanced stock price will come close to $300.
But having considered the long-term relationship between Mastercard's revenue growth rate and its P/S multiple, it should be recognized that the current ratio of this multiple is in the “expensive” zone:
Let's turn to the profit parameters.
Considering the long-term relationship between the EPS absolute size and the company's capitalization, Mastercard's current price is balanced:
But if analysts' average expectations concerning the EPS of Mastercard in Q2 2020 come true, within the bounds of the proposed model the company's balanced stock price will approach $340. This means significant growth potential.
The same conclusion is true of the P/E multiple:
There is one common characteristic detail: Mastercard is rather overvalued in terms of revenue and undervalued in terms of profitability. Considering that Mastercard is transforming from a "growth" company into a "profit" company, at my glance, it should be assessed mainly in terms of its profits.
3. Comparable Valuation
The comparable valuation based on the P/S (forward) to growth multiple has shown that Mastercard is one of the most expensive companies in the market:
But history teaches that it is absolutely normal for the market to evaluate Mastercard like this:
Judging by the P/E (forward) multiple adjusted by the expected EPS annual growth rate, the stock price is now 16% higher than the balanced level. And by the way, more expensive than Visa (V):
I am more inclined to believe that Mastercard isn't cheaper than the main blue chips in Nasdaq.
4. Risk Parameters
Mastercard's Bearish Beta (a measure of how a stock price tends to drop when the market is only down) is much less than the Bullish Beta (a measure of how a stock price tends to rise when the market is only on the rise):
A similar situation is observed in the case of Visa:
This means that the bullish sentiment about Mastercard is growing.
Bottom line
- From a technical point of view, Mastercard is growing in accordance with its natural trend. In the first half of 2020, the trend line reaches a level of $300 per share.
- Mastercard is rather overvalued in terms of revenue and undervalued in terms of profitability. At my glance, it should be assessed mainly in terms of its profits.
- Mastercard is not undervalued relative to the main blue chips in Nasdaq, but not overvalued either.
- Mastercard stock price is more responsive to the overall growth of the stock market than to its decline. The same is true for Visa.
So, overall now, Mastercard is a buy.
Disclosure: I/we have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.
Additional disclosure: I don't have a trade position regarding Mastercard. And I believe that to be an advantage in terms of analysis because I am able to consider indicators impartially without subliminal motivation to see positive or negative sides even if they don't exist


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The AMC 360 was introduced in 1971 in J-series pickups and
Wagoneers. It has a cast iron block and cylinder head with
over head valves and hydraulic lifters.
In 1971, the AMC 360 have very high rating. I would assume
these are gross ratings and the later are net ratings.
| AMC 360 V8 |
| Bore x Stroke | 4.08" x 3.44" |
| Displacement | 360(5.89L) |
| Compression Ratio | 8.5:1 |
| Horsepower (gross) | 245@4400 |
| Torque (gross) | 365@2600 |
| Main Bearings | 5 |
| Valve Configuration | OHV |
| Fuel | 2bbl |
In 1972, the 2bbl 360 is more conservatively rated, presumably these
are net ratings.
| AMC 360 V8 |
| Bore x Stroke | 4.08" x 3.44" |
| Displacement | 360(5.89L) |
| Compression Ratio | 8.5:1 |
| Horsepower (net) | 175@4000 |
| Torque (net) | 285@2400 |
| Main Bearings | 5 |
| Valve Configuration | OHV |
| Fuel | 2bbl |
In 1973, an optional 4bbl carburetor was available. The horsepower
and torque ratings for this version are significantly better.
| AMC 360 V8 |
| Bore x Stroke | 4.08" x 3.44" |
| Displacement | 360(5.89L) |
| Compression Ratio | 8.5:1 |
| Horsepower (net) | 195@4400 |
| Torque (net) | 295@2900 |
| Main Bearings | 5 |
| Valve Configuration | OHV |
| Fuel | 4bbl |
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Photos courtesy Rick Boiros.


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RESegmentedControl
Customizable segmented control with style presets. It can display both texts and images, vertically or horizontally. Able to download and cache images. Adaptive Layout-Driven UI. Natural and smooth animation between segments switch.
How to use
Steps to use RESegmentedControl:
- Import RESegmentedControl to your class:
import RESegmentedControl
- Specify a list of string that will be shown in
RESegmentedControl
:
/// List of items
let items = ["safari", "chrome", "firefox"]
- Add
UIView
to Storyboard’s ViewController. Change class and module toRESegmentedControl
and @IBOutlet to your ViewController:
/// Segmented Control
@IBOutlet weak var segmentedControl: RESegmentedControl!
or create a RESegmentedControl
programmatically:
let segmentedControl = RESegmentedControl(frame: CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: 200, height: 44))
self.view.addSubview(segmentedControl)
// -TODO: Add segmentedControl Auto-Layouts…
- Map a list of string to segment items:
// Segment items
var segmentItems: [SegmentModel] {
return items.map({ SegmentModel(title: $0, imageName: $0) })
}
- Create a preset to style the Segmented Control:
// Segmented Control Styles Preset
let preset = BootstapPreset(backgroundColor: .white, selectedBackgroundColor: .black)
- Configure your Segmented Control with items and preset:
// Segmented Control configuration method
segmentedControl.configure(segmentItems: segmentItems, preset: preset)
To learn more, take a look at the demo project.
Layout Types
RESegmentedControl
initialize with a list of SegmentModel
. RESegmentedControl
could be shown in three ways, with text only, image only or with text and image.
- To show segments with text, initiate a
SegmentModel
withtitle
variable:
let segmentsItem: [SegmentModel] = [SegmentModel(title: “Title”)]
- To show image, initiate a
SegmentModel
withimageName
variable:
let segmentsItem: [SegmentModel] = [SegmentModel(imageName: “imageNameInAseetCatalog”)]
initiate a SegmentModel
with imageUrl
variable to load image from remote server:
let imageUrl = “https://domain.com/image.png”
let segmentsItem: [SegmentModel] = [SegmentModel(imageUrl: imageUrl)]
- To show text and image, initiate a
SegmentModel
withtitle
andimageName
orimageUrl
variable:
let segmentsItem: [SegmentModel] = [SegmentModel(title: “Title”, imageName: “imageNameInAseetCatalog”)]
// Image remote location url
let imageUrl = “https://domain.com/image.png”
let segmentsItem: [SegmentModel] = [SegmentModel(title: “Title”, imageUrl: imageUrl)]
For more information, see
BasicExampleViewController
in the demo project.
API
- Dynamically adds item:
func addItem(_ item: SegmentModel, atIndex index: Int? = nil)
- Dynamically removes item:
func removeItem(atIndex index: Int? = nil)
var segmentItemsCount: Int
var selectedSegmentIndex: Int
- Deselects selected segment item:
func deselect()
For more information, see
ActionViewController
in the demo project.
Presets and Styles
RESegmentedControl
supports a wide range of customization appearance. It is also possible to apply ready-made presets of styles or create your own preset.
Currently 4 presets are available:
- iOS7Preset - Stylizes to iOS7 system style.
struct iOS7Preset: SegmentedControlPresettable
- iOS13Preset - Stylizes to iOS13 system style.
struct iOS13Preset: SegmentedControlPresettable
- MaterialPreset - Stylizes to Material style.
struct MaterialPreset: SegmentedControlPresettable
- BootstapPreset - Preset with minimal pre-stylization, designed to customize the preset to fit your needs.
struct BootstapPreset: SegmentedControlPresettable
For more information, see
PresetsViewController
in the demo project.
To learn more about how to create a preset, follow the Creating a Preset Guide.
Installation
To learn more see a full API Reference, and check out the demo project included in the repository. When you are ready to install, follow the Installation Guide.
Requirements
| App version | Swift | Xcode | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|
| current version | Swift 5.0 – 5.1 | Xcode 10.2 – 11 | iOS 9.0 |
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.
Insparation
Author
Sherzod Khashimov
License
RESegmentedControl is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.


Since I've learned a bit about object-oriented programming this week, I would like to share something I learned.
Let's talk about Object-Oriented vs. Functional Programming. When people discuss this topic, they always argue one is better than the other one. But is it really the case? Let's find out!
The central tenet of OOP is that data and the operations upon it are tightly coupled: An object owns its data and it owns the implementation of the operations on the data. It hides those from other objects via its interface, a collection of methods or messages it responds to. Thus, the central model for abstraction is the data itself, hidden as it is behind a small API in the form of its interface.
The central tenet of FP is that data is only loosely coupled to functions. You can write different operations on the same data structure, and the central model for abstraction is the function, not the data structure. Functions hide their implementation, and the language’s abstractions speak to functions and they way they are combined or expressed, such as generic functions or combinators.
Now, A well-crafted OO architecture makes changing the way things are put together easy. All that hiding and decoupling allows you to change the relationships between things easily. OO does not make adding new operations particularly easy, you see this whenever you find yourself muttering about “double dispatch and visitors.”
But if you have a business process for placing an order that is being refactored to handle new business rules, this is where OO shines. Those things that don’t need to know about the change are insulated from those that do.
Right? So you can see that the answer to the question I doubted at the beginning is really up to you. Someone might prefer OO more, while someone might like Functional programming more.
What do you think? Lets share your opinion too!


Juulia Terho is a Helsinki based visual artist currently focusing on drawing, writing, performance and installation. Terho is drawn by fragility, gender and the material human’s relation to its material surroundings. Terho has a background in painting and is currently studying dramaturgy in Uniarts Helsinki. Milja-Maaria Terho is a Helsinki based visual artist and art educator working in video, textile and installation. She is intrigued by visual representations in relation to the present time. Lately, her personal empowerment has been the key motivation for making art. Now she is focusing on sewing mermaid costumes and party tops. Terho is currently completing her MA studies in art education in Aalto ARTS.
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