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This player is dangerous and will have the other players gunning for him. When this player is hot and tripling and quadrupling his (her) buy-in it, in a matter of minutes, this is an event to remember. Although conventional wisdom says that this is not a profitable style for fixed limit hold em, for a very few this could be a hyper profitable style.
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Know the terminology of player types.
- A loose player plays many starting hands.
- A tight player plays fewer starting hands.
- A passive player folds often does not bet or raise unless holding a very good hand.
- An aggressive player calls, bets, raises and re-raises. An aggressive player can make a pot big and it will be tempting for the other players to take down the big pot for the money, challenge, or for revenge.
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Identify the successful (seemingly) loose aggressive player, observe and record this player's winning style.
- See his hand at the showdown. The loose aggressive player or LAG will often showdown suboptimal or garbage hands.
- Notice the LAG player's stack, it will be going thru the ceiling. A loose aggressive player can pull off a triple buy-in increase in minutes. In a no-limit tournament a stack could be tripled but this is not likely in a no-limit ring game, but in a limit full ring game this is exceedingly rare.
- Observe the LAG for many hands, everyone has winning steaks.
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Note his position at the showdown. The optimal positions are the button, cutoff, middle position, early position then the blinds and these are in descending order.
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Remember this person's name. Take notes. Have a hand history on file of the games the LAG was in. Make a video of the LAG.
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Playing loose aggressive, play many hands, hands that will shock your opponents at the showdown.
- Do not be bound by the LAG player label and be aggressive like a maniac. In some hands, keep checking and calling until your opponent checks, a sign of weakness usually, and either bet or check. In this play, keep your investment in your hand as cheap as possible by not raising preflop and flop. Do not use this play against calling stations or players with a hand (your reading skills have to be great).
- Disguise your hand by limping preflop. Most of your hands will be not great, limp in frequently, but when you have a great hand disguise it by not being too aggressive with it preflop. Mix things up.
- Be aggressive from the beginning. Preflop bet, raise and re-raise. On the flop and post flop bet, raise and re-raise. Be unpredictable either by instinct or by being methodically unpredictable by using a clock's second hand as a clue in how to act.
- Be observant. Notice all of the other players on the table and their betting pattern for each hand. Categorize them as tight or loose and passive or aggressive. Notice changes in their play because of tilt and also notice the timing of their moves: do they make their bets quickly or hesitate.
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Narrow the field by betting and raising. Do this at opportune situations when you think the board was not helpful to your opponents.
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Bluff. Estimate pulling off the bluff to the bluff size and the pot size. Read about bluffing with an internet search.
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Fold. A good LAG must know when to fold. Fold on the flop before it gets costly on the turn or river.
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Put other on tilt, in addition to your play, verbally. Taunt, prod and infuriate the other players to tilt. Professional athletes do this to express themselves and also to increase interest in their event and to drive up gate receipts and pay per view earnings.
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Read about how LAG play in no-limit tournaments and apply this to fixed limit hold 'em. Limit hold em reading materials are basically tight and aggressive play or tight and passive play oriented.
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Expand the boundaries to your hand ranges for the different situations. Use simulations and choose hands that are just slightly profitable (a fraction of a penny). Remember the other benefit of playing loosely, to get action you must give action. By playing hands just slightly profitable, you will get action later on your better hands.
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Play any two cards if:
- You have position. The button and cutoff are the best positions.
- Your table image is intimidating and your stack large.
- You are open raising.
- You are rested and your concentration very high
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Consider taking vitamin B, omega 3 and a brain boosting multi-vitamin supplements.
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Look into mind enhancing audio recording.


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Bigger isn’t necessarily better, especially when it comes to fast-food burgers.
Sometimes, a higher price tag means a better burger. Sometimes, it just means a bigger burger.
I tried the most expensive burgers at McDonald’s, Wendy’s, and Burger King to see whose burger was most worth the elevated price. McDonald’s double quarter pounder with cheese and bacon was the only burger with ingredients and a taste that justified its high cost.
Bigger doesn’t always mean better, and that’s especially true when it comes to burgers.
Sure, burger size may matter when it’s the difference between a filling meal and an unsatisfying one, but there definitely is such a thing as “too big” when it comes to America’s favorite meal-in-a-bun.
So when it comes to the most expensive burgers fast food has to offer, which ones are better, and which ones are just bigger?
I tried the most expensive burgers at McDonald’s, Burger King, and Wendy’s to see whose bougie burger best justified its elevated price tag. Here’s how they compared:
Prices below are for items sold at Manhattan locations of each chain. All prices are before tax.
The most expensive burger at my local Burger King is the BBQ Bacon Triple Whopper, which costs $11.19.
This BBQ bad boy contains 1240 calories of bun, beef, BBQ sauce, and veggie toppings.
They’re supposed to have cheese, but the Burger King I went to forgot to put cheese on mine.
Burger King is known for its flame broiler method of cooking beef. The beef in this burger is the same as the beef in its cheapest burger. There’s just more of it.
A lot more of it. I struggled to hold this burger up with just one hand. It was a monstrous mess
This saucy mess was hard to bite into, and once I did, all I tasted was beef.
And it wasn’t the best beef. Burger King’s beef does have a nice char, but it’s otherwise dry and unexciting.
For the price of this burger, I could have gotten myself a much, much nicer one at a diner or a fast-casual restaurant.
The most expensive burger at my local Wendy’s is the Triple Bacon Jalapeño Cheeseburger, which costs $8.59.
This behemoth weighs in at 1,280 calories.
It’s obvious that the accoutrements are what make this burger stand out. Fried onions and jalapeños offer more exciting flavors than your standard cheeseburger.
Still, this burger was more showoff than substance.
The crispy onions were a great touch, and the pickled jalapeños added a nice kick
But I couldn’t get over the fact that the beef and the bun — the most important elements of a burger — didn’t feel worth the price tag.
This burger just tasted like too much of an OK thing.
The most expensive burger at my local McDonald’s is the Double Quarter Pounder Cheese with Bacon, which costs $7.99.
Unlike the other burgers, this is a double, not a triple. It contains only 820 calories.
McDonald’s recently switched to fresh beef for its quarter-pounder burgers.
Everything in this burger is just a bit shinier than what you’d expect from McDonald’s. The bun is a shiny dome, the beef perfectly charred, and the cheese melty.
It’s also a cheaper meal that’s more of a reasonable price.
But even though this is the cheapest burger on the list, it tastes by and far the best.
The fresh, juicy, and flavorful beef makes all the difference. Sure, it’s a pretty burger, but it also tastes great.
When it comes down to it, McDonald’s shiny sandwich is the only one out of the three that’s worth the higher price tag.


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by PTINew Delhi, Dec 09: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday said in Lok Sabha that the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2019 is not against minorities but against infiltrators.
Introducing the bill, Shah said the Congress "divided" the country on the basis of religion that is why it was necessary to bring the bill.
Shah said the proposed legislation is being brought on the basis of reasonable classifications provided under the Constitution and it does not violate any of its provisions.
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A former military man who is confined to a hospital bed says he has been told to ‘get a job’ by the government.
Kevin Barnes gets just £16 a month in Universal Credit and has been told he must show he is serious about getting back into employment.

The 62-year-old, who served in the Royal Navy for 17 years, had been suffering with severe circulatory problems and now has to adjust to life in a wheelchair.
Despite this Kevin, from Plymouth, Devon, has been told by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) that he can only claim £16 a month in Universal Credit.
This has left him unable to pay his £410 monthly rent and he is now in dire straits.
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Kevin said: ‘I’m supposed to be looking for work in the future, enhancing my CV, this that and the other.
‘But I cannot plan for work at the moment. I now have to prepare myself for being in a wheelchair all the time and get used to that.
‘Then there’s the prosthetics – I have my first meeting for that as well.’
Kevin served in the armed forces for 17 years as a Petty Officer Engineering Technician and is now entitled to a military pension.
The pension pays out £500 a month but the DWP say this is considered ‘income’ and therefore won’t give him any more than £16 a month in benefits.
Kevin is currently also receiving £81.90 a week in Personal Independent Payment (PIP) but that is set to stop once his hospital stay exceeds 28 days – in about a week’s time.
The father-of-two has praised the local Jobcentre but said the benefits system needs to be revised.
He added: ‘I had been working and I expect to work.
‘I just thought I would be working and my naval pension would be a bit of a bonus, but it’s turned out to be my main source of income.
‘Because it’s considered a source of income, they take it away from you. They say, you can afford to pay your own rent.’
Kevin is still paying rent on his home but it has been deemed unsuitable to meet his needs as a wheelchair user and housing officials need to find him somewhere new.
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The former military man served from 1972 to 1989 and is still proud of his work.
He said: ‘I went to a Remembrance service and had some friends come and pick me up in a taxi.
‘I always go to Remembrance Sunday, I put my medals on and enjoy it.
‘But they took me and there I was, at kids’ height, rather than the average 5ft 10ins guy, in a wheelchair – for the rest of my life.
‘It’s a totally different way of looking at life. Even to go down a path, and finding the steps at the bottom and thinking “Oh Christ, what do we do here?”
‘And going to a local pub afterwards on the Barbican, we couldn’t go in without two people potentially picking me up.
‘All of these things are coming into my life now – I can’t do anything for myself anymore. My life has totally, totally changed.’
The DWP said they were now reviewing whether Kevin can work and claim more money in light of his new circumstances.
A DWP spokesman said: ‘Mr Barnes’ capability assessment was completed before his operation.
‘In light of his current health situation, staff are of course reviewing his Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payments.
‘Income such as occupational pensions are always taken into account when calculating means tested benefits.’


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POCAHONTAS A film review by William Loguidice Copyright 1995 William Loguidice
Starting with THE LITTLE MERMAID and most recently THE LION KING, the Walt Disney company once again proved that they could not only consistently make modern day animated classics, but were particularly in touch with what the general viewing public--particularly kids-- wanted to see. Therefore, it's with some surprise that as a big fan of the above mentioned movies I was so disappointed with POCAHONTAS.
Despite some innovation and risk taking, the story is surprisingly straightforward and dramatized in broad strokes, as are its characters. A group of Englishmen lead by the evil Governor Ratcliffe come to the New World in search of gold with no regard for the "savages" that live there. The natives look upon the English with just as much fear and distrust. Only the love between the beautifully structured Pocahontas and the dashing Captain John Smith can prevent a terrible clash. The ending, as it turns out, is not entirely a happy one and is one of the film's finer moments.
The characters are mixtures of stereotypes and lack any real depth. Governor Ratcliffe, for instance, is a snobbish, single-minded bore whose mere appearance is supposed to bring about hisses. Captain John Smith is a blond hunk who, while "slightly" misguided, is good at heart. Pocahontas herself is the typical Disney heroine who is practically being forced to marry a man who everyone but her likes and finds the man of her dreams just in time. She even comes complete with insignificant best friend.
Again, against tradition, talking animals aren't used, but a lusty, wizened, talking tree is. This is an odd compromise, but it's one of the few elements that really work. The animals are a delight, and what brief time their interactions take place brings the only humor and fun to a rather bland presentation. Maybe it would have been a better film if we saw the story unfold through their eyes. The talking tree, who seems to have a thing for John Smith, is the only other character that can hold our interest and is perhaps the best developed of the bunch.
The music, a welcome delight in the later Disney films, is mostly a let down here, with the exception of the catchy and motivational, "Colors of the Wind." Mel Gibson, as the voice of John Smith, has a solid singing voice and should have been used more. The opposite holds true for the Governor Ratcliffe led songs; the singing is even more grating than his simplistic character.
I was rather bored through what turned out to be a shorter than expected running time. Even the children in the audience seemed restless. While there's no stopping a kid from seeing something that they want--or Disney wants them to--most I believe will be disappointed.
Perhaps the biggest problem is that Disney has strayed from their familiar fable and fairy tale themes to history. It's all right to change or embellish fantasy to suit a movie's entertainment value, but doing so to historical facts doesn't work nearly as well as creating nagging questions in the viewer's minds and plot holes that are never filled. Even the artwork, another Disney strong point, varies greatly in quality, making any story problems even more obvious.
As mentioned above, there were many questions that stayed with me while viewing the film. For instance, if John Smith was truly such a world traveler and had so much experience with "savages," why did he so quickly change his previous "kill as many Indians as I can" attitude. If he was such a nice guy after all, he should have changed his ways long before this. Or how about Pocahontas' amazing English speaking ability when this had supposedly been the first time she had seen white men? I can understand making the Native Americans speak English for the benefit of the audience, but simply saying that they had met a missionary years earlier would have cleared up a lot; history was modified in the film anyway. As it is, I wonder if it doesn't give kids the wrong impression.
In short, the film is too simplistic for adults and contains too much romance and not enough action or humor for the younger set. While Disney tried valiantly in many ways to break with some of their firmest traditions, they end up failing on too many levels.
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Visualization_graphviz.reaction_files¶
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class
Visualization_graphviz.reaction_files.
ReactionFiles
(output_path, DB, reactions, target, target_organism, incpds, figures, cdxmlfiles=True)¶ Bases:
object
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alter_name_length
(path_to_figure, cpdname)¶ Shorten compound name if it is too long
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generate_output_folders
(folder)¶ Check to see if output folders are present if not set up new output folder
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generate_reaction_SMILES
()¶ Produce files that have reaction smiles for each reaction in a pathway
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get_SMILES
(compounds, smiles_cpds)¶ Get smiles for a compounds
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get_smiles_from_name
(cpd_name, smiles_cpds)¶ Get smiles for a compound from its’ name
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order_of_paths
()¶
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Visualization_graphviz.chempyutilgraph_edit¶
Convenince functions for representing reaction systems as graphs.
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Visualization_graphviz.chempyutilgraph_edit.
dot2graph
(dot_file, fname, output_dir=None, prog=None, save=True)¶ Convenience function to render graph
dot_file: dot file for graph fname: str
filename- output_dir: str (optional)
- path to directory (default: temporary directory)
- prog: str (optional)
- default: ‘dot’
- save: bool
- removes temporary directory if False, default: False
- **kwargs:
- parameters to pass along to rsys2dot
- str
- Outpath
>>> rsys2graph(rsys, sbstncs, '/tmp/out.png') # doctest: +SKIP


A small drying harbour on the east coast of Jersey, about 5nm (by sea) from St Helier.
St Catherine's is approximately 2nm further north.
Position 49° 11'52"N, 02° 01'26"W (Gory harbour)
Position 49° 13'15"N, 02° 01'15"W (St Catherine's Harbour)
Contact Gorey Harbour Control on tel (01534) 853616, VHF Ch 74 (HW±3hrs) April-Oct.
Gorey Harbour
Only suitable for yachts that can dry out; drying moorings (yellow buoys near the pierhead) for visitors available, also a few spaces against the wall for fin keeled yachts.
Facilities: showers, toilet, fuel, water, provisions and restaurants.
St Catherine's Bay to the north, is also a good harbour providing sheltered deep water anchorage from winds from the SW to the North. Many local moorings, so choose carefully when anchoring. Fin keeled yachts can anchor well in, especially at neaps. Holding is good in a mixture of mud/sand. Landing slip at the base of the breakwater. No facilities except a water tap and public toilets on the shore. Exposed to the E/SE. A wonderfully peaceful spot.
Last updated July 2016.


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public static var debugEnabled = false
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public static var loadedFonts: [String] = []
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Load all fonts found in a specific bundle. If no value is entered, it defaults to the main bundle.
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Load all fonts found in a specific bundle. If no value is entered, it defaults to the main bundle.
Declaration
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public class func blast(bundle: Bundle = Bundle.main, completion handler: (([String])->Void)?)
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An array of strings constaining the names of the fonts that were loaded.


A variable that provides input to a function.
In an RMarkdown file (.Rmd
), you can include a block (or “chunk”) of R code by surrounding the code as in the example below:
```{r chunk-name}
mean_age <- mean(ages) %>% round(2)
```
You can annotate .R
files or chunks in .Rmd
files with comments by prefacing each line of the coment with one or more hash symbols (#
).
# I'm demonstrating comments in this chunk
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Comments get added to the document outline if you put four or more dashes, equal signs, or hashes at the end. This is a great way to keep track of more complicated scripts.
When referring to strings, concatenate means to paste them together using the function paste
(adds a space between strings) or paste0
(doesn’t add anything between strings).
subject_name <- "Lisa"
paste("Hello,", subject_name)
## [1] "Hello, Lisa"
When referring to other types of variables, concatenate can mean to create a vector with those variables, usually using the c
function. For example, you could concatenate the numbers 1, 3, 6, and 10 like this: c(1, 3, 6, 10)
. You can concatenate two vectors as well:
v1 <- 1:5
v2 <- 11:15
c(v1, v2)
## [1] 1 2 3 4 5 11 12 13 14 15
Remember, a vector can only have one data type. So if you concatenate a string vector and a numeric vector, the numbers will get turned into their string versions. If you concatenate an integer and a double vector, the integers will be converted to doubles.
strings <- c("a", "c", "e")
integers <- c(1L, 3L, 5L)
doubles <- c(1.1, 3.3, 5.5)
c(strings, integers)
## [1] "a" "c" "e" "1" "3" "5"
c(doubles, integers)
## [1] 1.1 3.3 5.5 1.0 3.0 5.0
TRUE
or FALSE
)If you want to know what data type a variable is, use the function typeof
.
typeof(10)
## [1] "double"
typeof("10")
## [1] "character"
typeof(10L)
## [1] "integer"
typeof(10 == 10)
## [1] "logical"
Doubles are a data type representing any type of number. Examples of doubles are 1
, 1.0
, -0.01
, or 1e4
.
A named section of code that can be reused. For example, sd
is a function that returns the standard deviation of the vector of numbers that you provide as the input argument. Functions are set up like this: function_name(argument1 = a1, argument2 = a2)
. The arguments in parentheses can be named (like, x = c(1,3,5,8)
) or you can skip the names if you put them in the exact same order that they’re defined in the function. You can check this by typing ?sd
(or whatever function name you’re looking up) into the console and the Help pane will show you the default order under Usage.
Integers are a data type representing whole numbers. In R, you specify that a number is an integer by adding an L at the end, like 1L
, -36L
, or 100L
.
The integer and double data types are numeric.
Many useful functions are built into R and available by default whenever you start it up. But some of the most powerful things you can do with R require packages of functions that are written by the community. The functions in these packages aren’t available until you install the package (using install.packages("package_name")
or clicking Install on the Packages pane; this only needs to be done if the package isn’t already installed). Once that package is installed (kind of like downloading an app to your phone), you can use it in any script by loading that package as a library at the top of your script (e.g., (library(ggplot2)
).
You can alternatively type the package name and two colons before any function from that package to use it without loading all of its functions into the library (e.g., ggplot2::geom_histogram()
). This sort of notation is also used to disambiguate function names if two packages have functions with the same names.
RStudio is arranged with four window “panes”. By default, the upper left pane is the source pane, where you view and edit source code from files. The bottom left pane is usually the console pane, where you can type in commands and view output messages You can change the location of panes and what tabs are shown under Preferences > Pane Layout
.
Reactivity refers to changes in your app that occur in response to user input. Reactive features of your UI are rendered in the server.
The server is the part of the app that works with logic. The server is a function that processes the user’s input in the UI, and allows the app to render appropriate output. See this article for more.
Shiny Dashboard or shinydashboard is a package for R that builds on Shiny for more flexible and visually appealing UIs. As with other packages, it can be installed with install.packages("shinydashboard")
, and can be loaded with library(shinydashboard)
.
The shinydashboard Documentation is a great introduction to this package.
A piece of text inside of quotes. For example, "I sense the rains down in Africa"
is a string. Numbers inside of quotes can be a string; "19"
is a string, while 19
is not.
This is a type of data structure that is basically a list of things like T/F values, numbers, or strings. It can get very complicated (see Ch 20 of R for Data Science for a thorough explanation), but at first you just need to be able to understand that the following things are examples of vectors:
# use the c() function to make a vector of strings or numbers
liit_ingredients <- c("vodka", "gin", "rum", "tequila", "triple sec",
"orange juice", "coke", "sour mix")
fun_to_play_at <- c(25, 13, 3, 1)
# the colon between two integers gives you all the numbers from the first to the last integer
likert <- 1:7
The variable letters
is a built-in vector with the latin letters in order. You can select part of a vector by putting the numeric location of what element you want inside of square brackets after the vector. You can even put a vector of numbers inside the square brackets to select several elements.
letters[26]
## [1] "z"
letters[1:5]
## [1] "a" "b" "c" "d" "e"
letters[fun_to_play_at]
## [1] "y" "m" "c" "a"
A interactive web element, like a dropdown menu or a slider. See a great overview of widgets at the RStudio Shiny tutorial. In shiny apps, a widget is created by its function. The first argument is the name you will use in the code for referring to that widget and its value, so make sure it’s a unique, descriptive name like plot_color
or group1_label
. The second argument is the label, which is a string like "Plot colour"
or "Label for the first group"
(it can also be an empty string like ""
).
The User Interface. This refers to the App as the user will see it (in HTML). The UI is defined as an object using (e.g.) fluidPage()
or dashboardPage()
. The UI is in contrast to the server object, which processes information the user inputs (e.g. via widgets) to the UI, and can reactively render the app’s UI. This means that the UI can look completely different depending on the actions of the user. See this article for more.


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Model for TrackData. Contains feature points and settings for a track. TrackData is saved and loaded using the SaveExtension extension methods. By utilizing the JSON serializer, the tracks will be saved in JSON format and uploaded to the database as such as well.
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Model for TrackData. Contains feature points and settings for a track. TrackData is saved and loaded using the SaveExtension extension methods. By utilizing the JSON serializer, the tracks will be saved in JSON format and uploaded to the database as such as well.
◆ CreateRandomizedTrackData()
| static TrackData TrackData.CreateRandomizedTrackData |
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Returns a valid TrackData object with various randomized settings
- Returns
◆ ToString()
| override string TrackData.ToString |
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◆ m_closed
| bool TrackData.m_closed = true |
Determines if the track is closed or a sprint
◆ m_dbKey
The key of this track to identify in the database. If this key is null, this track has not been uploaded to the database yet.
◆ m_featurePoints
| Vector3 [] TrackData.m_featurePoints |
The characteristic feature points from which the track will be generated from
◆ m_materialIndex
| int TrackData.m_materialIndex = 0 |
◆ m_precision
| int TrackData.m_precision = 5 |
Determines the number of points (2 to the power of m_precision) that are being calculated on one segment of the catmull rom spline.
◆ m_scale
| Vector2 TrackData.m_scale = new Vector2(0.01f, 0.01f) |
The scale of the shape data in x and y
◆ m_shapeIndex
| int TrackData.m_shapeIndex = 0 |
◆ m_updateToCloud
| bool TrackData.m_updateToCloud = false |
Determines, if this track is being uploaded and updated to the cloud database
◆ Material
| Material TrackData.Material |
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get |
The Material for this track
◆ Shape
The ShapeData object for this tracks shape
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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class RunBasedExportableResult<T> : ExportableResult<T>
An ExportableResult implementation that represents evolution statistics for a particular run.
Because evolution statistics are collected on a per-generation basis, this type of exportable result collects data on each generation for each run.
run
- The run this result relates to.
statistics
- Evolution statistics for a particular generation.
RunBasedExportableResult(run: Int, statistics: EvolutionStatistics)
An ExportableResult implementation that represents evolution statistics for a particular run. |
val run: Int
The run this result relates to. |
fun export(): List<Pair<String, String>>
Exports this result as a mapping of statistic names to statistic values. |


My comments on the accuracy of the PIC method: The PIC method is more accurate than the semi-Lagrangian continuous method because the PIC method uses the Monte-Carlo method to evaluate the high-dimension phase-space integral, which is more accurate than the corresponding methods used in the semi-Lagrangian algorithm, which uses traditional regular-grids based methods to evaluate the phase space integral.
**wrong or unclear**Because of the discrete representation of continuous media (a marker representing many physical particles), the PIC method usually gives rise to considerable ﬂuctuations in the solution**. At present, I do not fully understand why PIC approach gives rise to numerical noise while the continuum approach does not seem to have this problem.== >Update: I think now I understand the reason: The ﬂuctuation in the number of sampling points per spatial cell gives rise to the noise in the results. However, this noisy result is not necessarily less accurate than a smooth result (a bigger error may be hidden in a smooth result).


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Craig Meyer's 3/4 elliptical suspension is surprisingly simple and elegant. The tools to build it can be found in most garages and the parts won't cost an arm and a leg. The following parts are necessary for the project:
The first thing to do to make your 3/4 elliptical spring pack is to remove centering pin from CJ spring packs. Next, remove spring clamps that hold the pack together. They may pop apart when the clamps are released. Pull out the main leaves and cut them 5-1/2" from the centering pin towards the small bushing. A hand grinder, or circular saw with metal cutting blade, will make this cut.
After the main leaf is cut to length, drill a new 3/8" hole 3" in from the cut end. Re-install the centering pin in new hole. After a quick coat of paint, the quarter leaves should be ready for installation.
Raise the rear of the vehicle so the rear tires are just touching the ground and support with jack stands. Working one side at a time, remove the rear shackle from the frame and spring. Place the quarter leaf spring under frame so bushing and original shackle mount are lined up front to rear. Mark the location of the centering pin on frame and set the quarter leaf aside. Drill a 1/2" hole on bottom of frame for the centering pin. Use a spare 1/2" bolt to line up the U-bolt plate and use the U-bolts to mark the location for holes through the cross member welded inside the frame rail. Drill two 9/16" holes per side in the cross member for u-bolts. Craig had to remove the exhaust to drill the holes through the cross member on the passenger side. Install the U-bolts over frame and through the 9/16" holes.
Place the quarter leaf spring onto the bottom of the frame and put the centering pin into 1/2" hole. Secure the quarter leaf spring with the U-bolt plates and tighten the U-bolts to 90 ft/lbs. Re-install the shackles to the quarter leaf spring bushing and the original spring bushing.
Craig reports that it took him about 3 hours to do the 3/4 elliptical conversion. On his YJ, he got about 1-1/4" of lift from the conversion, similar to the amount of lift you would get from a shackle lift. Since this lift will turn the pinion upwards, you may be able to remove any shims that were installed for a lift kit. On a CJ, the lift would be next to nothing since the top of the shackle on a CJ mounts on the bottom of the frame.


Kenya flooding death toll rises to 60; 7 others missing
by Tom Odula, The Associated PressNAIROBI, Kenya — Authorities in Kenya says the death toll from heavy rains that unleashed floods in the west of the country has risen to 60 and seven others are missing.
An official of the West Pokot county government said Sunday 53 people died, mostly in mudslides in Saturday’s deluge. She said seven people were reported missing. The death toll increased from 34.
The official requested anonymity because she wasn’t authorized to speak to the media.
Officials say another five people were swept away while travelling in a car. Two other people were killed after they drowned when a river burst its banks.
The torrential rain is uncommon for this time of year. Experts have said the changing weather patterns have a huge impact because close to 100% of Kenya’s agriculture is rain-fed.
Tom Odula, The Associated Press


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Before that, I achieved my M.S. in computer applied technology from Peking University in 2020.07 and earned my B.S. in computer science and technology from Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications in 2017.07.
My main research focus is understanding our 3D world with computer vision, comuter graphics, LLM (Large-Language Model) and machine learning, including 3D human (building realistic digitial human appearance, motion capture/reconstruction/modeling/generation, social interaction), 3D scenes (MVS, general scenes/objects generation), and how human interacts with 3D scenes.
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Hongwei Yi,
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Lea Hering,
Justus Thies,
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CVPR, 2023
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Generating Holistic 3D Human Motion from Speech
Hongwei Yi*,
Hualin Liang*,
Yifei Liu*,
Qiong Cao†,
Yandong Wen,
Timo Bolkart,
Dacheng Tao,
Michael J. Black†
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SLOPER4D: A Scene-Aware Dataset For Global 4D Human Pose Estimation In Urban Environments
Yudi Dai,
YiTai Lin,
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Chenglu Wen,
Lan Xu,
Hongwei Yi,
Siqi Shen,
Yuexin Ma,
Cheng Wang
CVPR, 2023
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High-fidelity Clothed Avatar Reconstruction from a Single Image
Tingting Liao,
Xiaomei Zhang,
Yuliang Xiu,
Hongwei Yi,
Xudong Liu,
Guo-Jun Qi,
Yong Zhang,
Xuan Wang,
Xiangyu Zhu,
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CVPR, 2023
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NeRF-Loc: Transformer-Based Object Localization Within Neural Radiance Fields
Jiankai Sun*,
Yan Xu*,
Mingyu Ding,
Hongwei Yi,
Jingdong Wang,
Liangjun Zhang,
Mac Schwager
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Hongwei Yi,
Chun-Hao P. Huang,
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Siyu Tang,
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Michael J. Black
CVPR , 2022
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Chun-Hao P. Huang,
Hongwei Yi,
Markus Höschle,
Matvey Safroshkin,
Tsvetelina Alexiadis,
Senya Polikovsky,
Daniel Scharstein,
Michael J. Black
CVPR , 2022
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Pyramid Multi-view Stereo Net with Self-adaptive View Aggregation
Hongwei Yi*,
Zizhuang Wei*,
Mingyu Ding,
Runze Zhang,
Yisong Chen,
Guoping Wang,
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Jianfeng Yan*,
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SegVoxelNet: Exploring Semantic Context and Depth-aware Features for 3D Vehicle Detection from Point Cloud
Hongwei Yi,
Shaoshuai Shi,
Mingyu Ding,
Jiankai Sun,
Kui Xu,
Hui Zhou,
Zhe Wang,
Sheng Li,
Guoping Wang,
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Yao Wang,
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Hongwei Yi,
Yisong Chen,
Guoping Wang,
Applied Sciences, 2020
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Learning Depth-Guided Convolutions for Monocular 3D Object
Mingyu Ding,
Yuqi Huo,
Hongwei Yi,
Zhe Wang,
Jianping Shi,
Zhiwu Lu,
Ping Luo,
CVPR, 2020
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MMFace: A multi-metric regression network for unconstrained face reconstruction
Hongwei Yi,
Chen Li,
Qiong Cao,
Xiaoyong Shen,
Sheng Li,
Guoping Wang,
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CVPR, 2019
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Questions I've received so far this year
1. I have a borrower who wants to know the title of every book they've checked out since 2002. Is there a report I can run to tell me that?
2. I need to know weekly circulation by Item Type, Collection Code, and Shelving Location for the last 5 years. I can find a report for that but I have to enter the start date and end date for each
week and it only goes back to 2018. Can you help?
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Complex questions
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There is a burden to saving data forever
Physical files
There is a burden to saving data forever
The cloud
The cloud
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Google founders Larry page and Sergey Brin
The cloud = these guys' computers
Dropbox founders Drew Houston and Arash Ferdowsi
The cloud = this guy's computer
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos
The practical and the philosophical
Practical reason: It takes up physical space on our server
Philosophical reason: The longer we keep our data, the greater the risk that confidentiality may be breached
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Next Search Catalog Statistics
Total holdings: 402709
Total items: 1011096
Total borrowers: 116247
2020 circulation: 802267
2019 circulation: 1458904
2018 circulation: 1529206
Kansas open records laws and libraries
Library records that are considered confidential
Borrower registration, circulation, or loan records pertaining to identifiable individuals
Identity of those who donate materials if the donation stipulates anonymity
Personnel records and performance records (except names, positions, length of service, and salaries)
Correspondence between the Library and a private individual, including print and electronic formats
etc.
Law enforcement has contacted us 5 times in the last 6 years asking for confidential data from our system
What to save, what not to save
Fresh data vs expired data
Our retention schedule
action_logs - timestamp 120 days (recently changed from 60 days)
deletedbiblio - timestamp 13 months
deletedbiblio_metadata - timestamp 13 months
deletedbiblioitems - timestamp 13 months
deleteditems - timestamp 13 months
message_queue - time_queued 6 months
old_issues - timestamp 13 months
old_reserves - timestamp 13 months
statistics - datetime 25 months
Most data
deletedbiblio - timestamp 13 months
deletedbiblio_metadata - timestamp 13 months
deletedbiblioitems - timestamp 13 months
deleteditems - timestamp 13 months
old_issues - timestamp 13 months
old_reserves - timestamp 13 months
Major exception: Action logs
action_logs - timestamp 120 days (recently changed from 60 days)
statistics.location = current shelving location - NOT permanent location
Very basic checkout/renew count at a checkout library
SELECT
statistics.branch,
Count(*) AS COUNT
FROM
statistics
WHERE
(statistics.type = 'issue' OR
statistics.type = 'renew')
GROUP BY
statistics.branch
Very basic checkout/renew count at a checkout library grouped by item type
SELECT
statistics.branch,
statistics.itemtype,
Count(*) AS COUNT
FROM
statistics
WHERE
(statistics.type = 'issue' OR
statistics.type = 'renew')
GROUP BY
statistics.branch,
statistics.itemtype
Very basic check-out and renewal count by checkout/renew branch, item home branch, and item type
SELECT
statistics.branch,
items.homebranch,
statistics.itemtype,
Count(*) AS COUNT
FROM
statistics JOIN
items ON items.itemnumber = statistics.itemnumber
WHERE
(statistics.type = 'issue' OR
statistics.type = 'renew')
GROUP BY
statistics.branch,
items.homebranch,
statistics.itemtype
Report run on October 1, 2021 for September 2021 data
SELECT
statistics.branch,
items.homebranch,
statistics.itemtype,
Count(*) AS COUNT
FROM
statistics JOIN
items ON items.itemnumber = statistics.itemnumber
WHERE
statistics.datetime BETWEEN "2021-09-01" AND "2021-10-01" AND
(statistics.type = 'issue' OR
statistics.type = 'renew')
GROUP BY
statistics.branch,
items.homebranch,
statistics.itemtype
Potentially good result if run on October 1, 2021
Report run on October 1, 2021 for September 2019 data
SELECT
statistics.branch,
items.homebranch,
statistics.itemtype,
Count(*) AS COUNT
FROM
statistics JOIN
items ON items.itemnumber = statistics.itemnumber
WHERE
statistics.datetime BETWEEN "2019-09-01" AND "2019-10-01" AND
(statistics.type = 'issue' OR
statistics.type = 'renew')
GROUP BY
statistics.branch,
items.homebranch,
statistics.itemtype
Data won't be fresh - many items could have been deleted or updated in the intervening 2 years
SELECT
statistics.branch,
borrowers.zipcode,
Count(*) AS COUNT
FROM
statistics JOIN
borrowers ON borrowers.borrowernumber = statistics.borrowernumber
WHERE
statistics.datetime IS BETWEEN "2021-09-01" AND "2021-10-01" AND
(statistics.type = 'issue' OR
statistics.type = 'renew')
GROUP BY
statistics.branch,
borrowers.zipcode
Circulation by Zipcode for this month
SELECT
statistics.branch,
borrowers.zipcode,
Count(*) AS COUNT
FROM
statistics JOIN
borrowers ON borrowers.borrowernumber = statistics.borrowernumber
WHERE
statistics.datetime BETWEEN "2019-09-01" AND "2019-10-01" AND
(statistics.type = 'issue' OR
statistics.type = 'renew')
GROUP BY
statistics.branch,
borrowers.zipcode
Deletions
2021 Borrowers: 15477
2021 Items: 65879
2020 Borrowers: 3930
2020 Items: 186477
2019 Borrowers: 12972
2019 Items: 253524
Questions I've received so far this year
Q: I have a borrower who wants to know the title of every book they've checked out since 2002. Is there a report I can run to tell me that?
A. No, because a) we only keep old_issues for the past 13 months: and b) we've only been using Koha since 2008 and it would be impossible to lookup data from before then even if we did keep it: and c) even if we could go all the way back to 2008, your library didn't join Next until 2011 and before that you wern't automated - all of the pre-2011 data would have to be on paper files created at your library.
Questions I've received so far this year
Q: I need to know weekly circulation by Item Type, Collection Code, and Shelving Location for the last 5 years. I can find a report for that but I have to enter the start date and end date for each week and it only goes back to 2018. Can you help?
A. No. We only keep statistics data for the last 25 months, but we started saving monthly circulation counts by library, location, and collection code in 2019 and we started saving monthly circulation counts by library, location, and item type in 2020, so I can show you to those spreadsheets.
Questions I've received so far this year
Q: I want to know circulation by Zip code since 2011. Can you write a report for that?
A. No. Nobody has ever asked for this statistic before. I can write a report that will get you good data for last month, but data from more than a month ago will not be as reliable and it can only go back for the previous 25 months. But since you're interested in this and since another library is interested in this, I'll start collecting this data system wide starting in July of 2021.
How to decide what to report on
What do your end of the month and end of the year reports look like
What kind of collection development data do would be useful for collection development
What kind of demographic information do you need for strategic planning
What kind of data do you need for intra-consortial planning
When to collect the data and where to store
For us, monthly works well
I schedule on the first of each month
We currently store on Google Drive, but we're switching to Github in January


Package com.jme.animation
Class AnimChannel
- java.lang.Object
-
- com.jme.animation.AnimChannel
-
@Deprecated public final class AnimChannel extends java.lang.Object
Deprecated.AnimChannel
provides controls, such as play, pause, fast forward, etc, for an animation. The animation channel may influence the entire model or specific bones of the model's skeleton. A single model may have multiple animation channels influencing various parts of its body. For example, a character model may have an animation channel for its feet, and another for its torso, and the animations for each channel are controlled independently.- Author:
- Kirill Vainer
-
-
Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description AnimChannel()
Deprecated.AnimChannel(AnimControl control)
Deprecated.
-
Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Deprecated Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
addAllBones()
Deprecated.Add all the bones of the model's skeleton to be influenced by this animation channel.void
addBone(Bone bone)
Deprecated.Add a single bone to be influenced by this animation channel.void
addBone(java.lang.String name)
Deprecated.Add a single bone to be influenced by this animation channel.void
addFromRootBone(Bone bone)
Deprecated.Add bones to be influenced by this animation channel, starting from the given bone and going toward its children.void
addFromRootBone(java.lang.String name)
Deprecated.Add bones to be influenced by this animation channel, starting from the given named bone and going toward its children.void
addToRootBone(Bone bone)
Deprecated.Add bones to be influenced by this animation channel starting from the given bone and going toward the root bone.void
addToRootBone(java.lang.String name)
Deprecated.Add bones to be influenced by this animation channel starting from the given bone name and going toward the root bone.java.lang.String
getAnimationName()
Deprecated.float
getAnimMaxTime()
Deprecated.AnimControl
getControl()
Deprecated.Returns the parent control of this AnimChannel.LoopMode
getLoopMode()
Deprecated.float
getSpeed()
Deprecated.float
getTime()
Deprecated.void
reset(boolean rewind)
Deprecated.void
setAnim(java.lang.String name)
Deprecated.Set the current animation that is played by this AnimChannel.void
setAnim(java.lang.String name, float blendTime)
Deprecated.Set the current animation that is played by this AnimChannel.void
setLoopMode(LoopMode loopMode)
Deprecated.void
setSpeed(float speed)
Deprecated.void
setTime(float time)
Deprecated.
-
-
-
Constructor Detail
-
AnimChannel
public AnimChannel()
Deprecated.
-
AnimChannel
public AnimChannel(AnimControl control)
Deprecated.
-
-
Method Detail
-
getControl
public AnimControl getControl()
Deprecated.Returns the parent control of this AnimChannel.- Returns:
- the parent control of this AnimChannel.
- See Also:
AnimControl
-
getAnimationName
public java.lang.String getAnimationName()
Deprecated.- Returns:
- The name of the currently playing animation, or null if none is assigned.
- See Also:
setAnim(java.lang.String)
-
getLoopMode
public LoopMode getLoopMode()
Deprecated.- Returns:
- The loop mode currently set for the animation. The loop mode determines what will happen to the animation once it finishes playing. For more information, see the LoopMode enum class.
- See Also:
LoopMode
,setLoopMode(com.jme.animation.LoopMode)
-
setLoopMode
public void setLoopMode(LoopMode loopMode)
Deprecated.- Parameters:
loopMode
- Set the loop mode for the channel. The loop mode determines what will happen to the animation once it finishes playing. For more information, see the LoopMode enum class.- See Also:
LoopMode
-
getSpeed
public float getSpeed()
Deprecated.- Returns:
- The speed that is assigned to the animation channel. The speed is a scale value starting from 0.0, at 1.0 the animation will play at its default speed.
- See Also:
setSpeed(float)
-
setSpeed
public void setSpeed(float speed)
Deprecated.- Parameters:
speed
- Set the speed of the animation channel. The speed is a scale value starting from 0.0, at 1.0 the animation will play at its default speed.
-
getTime
public float getTime()
Deprecated.- Returns:
- The time of the currently playing animation. The time starts at 0 and continues on until getAnimMaxTime().
- See Also:
setTime(float)
-
setTime
public void setTime(float time)
Deprecated.- Parameters:
time
- Set the time of the currently playing animation, the time is clamped from 0 togetAnimMaxTime()
.
-
getAnimMaxTime
public float getAnimMaxTime()
Deprecated.- Returns:
- The length of the currently playing animation, or zero if no animation is playing.
- See Also:
getTime()
-
setAnim
public void setAnim(java.lang.String name, float blendTime)
Deprecated.Set the current animation that is played by this AnimChannel.This resets the time to zero, and optionally blends the animation over
blendTime
seconds with the currently playing animation. Notice that this method will reset the control's speed to 1.0.- Parameters:
name
- The name of the animation to playblendTime
- The blend time over which to blend the new animation with the old one. If zero, then no blending will occur and the new animation will be applied instantly.
-
setAnim
public void setAnim(java.lang.String name)
Deprecated.Set the current animation that is played by this AnimChannel.See
setAnim(java.lang.String, float)
. The blendTime argument by default is 150 milliseconds.- Parameters:
name
- The name of the animation to play
-
addAllBones
public void addAllBones()
Deprecated.Add all the bones of the model's skeleton to be influenced by this animation channel.
-
addBone
public void addBone(java.lang.String name)
Deprecated.Add a single bone to be influenced by this animation channel.
-
addBone
public void addBone(Bone bone)
Deprecated.Add a single bone to be influenced by this animation channel.
-
addToRootBone
public void addToRootBone(java.lang.String name)
Deprecated.Add bones to be influenced by this animation channel starting from the given bone name and going toward the root bone.
-
addToRootBone
public void addToRootBone(Bone bone)
Deprecated.Add bones to be influenced by this animation channel starting from the given bone and going toward the root bone.
-
addFromRootBone
public void addFromRootBone(java.lang.String name)
Deprecated.Add bones to be influenced by this animation channel, starting from the given named bone and going toward its children.
-
addFromRootBone
public void addFromRootBone(Bone bone)
Deprecated.Add bones to be influenced by this animation channel, starting from the given bone and going toward its children.
-
reset
public void reset(boolean rewind)
Deprecated.
-
-


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Assignment 2: Exploratory Data Analysis
Connor Sawaske —<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Dataset: Chicago Crimes, 2001-Present
This dataset contains statistics from the ~6.5 millions reported crimes committed in the city of Chicago from January 1, 2001-April 5, 2018. The type of crime committed, date and time, precise location, case and beat numbers, and arrest status are among the statistics included. This information is provided by CLEAR (the Chicago Police Department's Citizen Law Enforcement Analysis and Reporting system).
The data is available online at: Chicago Access Page
Initial Analysis Questions
- Where do crimes occur?
- What types of crimes are most prevalent?
- When do crimes occur?
- How has the distribution of crimes changed over time?
Discoveries & Insights
Note: before plotting, the data was slightly cleaned up to get rid of some extranneous coordinates outside of the city limits.
An easy answer to our first question is quite simple: crimes occur everywhere. Plotting the coordinates of every reported crime since 2001 provides a clear approximation of a map of the city of Chicago. A quick check of an actual map shows that the blank spots largely consist of airport tarmacs, bodies of water, and interstates.
Before delving more deeply into the "where" of crime in Chicago, let's look at a breakdown of the different types of crime that have occurred.
The standouts here are theft, battery, criminal damage, and narcotics. Our guess would be that many of the criminal damage incidents occur in tandem with others. For this reason, for the remainder of the analysis the crimes will be grouped into four sets:
Violent crimes other than homicide (assault, battery, and robbery)
Narcotics
Theft and burglary
Homicide
Now, let's go back to our previous map and break it down by the type of offense.
This gives quite a powerful insight into the different types of crime that occur in different parts of Chicago. In particular, by comparing the maps we can see some geographic correlation between different types of crime. For instance, it appears that everywhere where there is a strong prevalence of violent crime, homicides are more common there than in other places. Incidents involving narcotics tend to only occur in areas with a high volume of violence, but the converse is not necessarily true. Theft and narcotics do not appear to have much correlation.
Notice the diagonal swath of land on the north-eastern side of the city (most clearly seen by the absence of homicides). From this series of maps, it appears to be one of the areas with the lowest incidence of crime, aside from some theft near the lake. What is special about this area?
The comparison to the previous
graphic is somewhat staggering. Although there has been a large
decrease over the last 17 years in narcotics offenses, there was a
massive uptick in the mid-2000's. Curiously, there seems to be a larger
swing to this trend occuring in late summer/early fall.
Next, let's look at violent offenses.
Next, let's look at violent offenses.
In the case of thefts, we have here the same
pattern to an even milder degree. Aside from 2003 and 2004, Chicago has
seen a steady decrease in this type of crime since 2001.
Now we'll tie these changes over time back together with our initial plot. Back in the last bar graph, it appears from the inlflections points in the inferred slope that we may want to consider three five-year periods: 2001-2005, 2006-2010, and 2011-2015. We'll start by looking at how the latter two periods changed compared to the one before them.
Now we'll tie these changes over time back together with our initial plot. Back in the last bar graph, it appears from the inlflections points in the inferred slope that we may want to consider three five-year periods: 2001-2005, 2006-2010, and 2011-2015. We'll start by looking at how the latter two periods changed compared to the one before them.
It appears that for many parts
of Chicago, when considering whole half-decades at a time, many areas
actually saw a large increase in total crime in the latter
half of the 2000's, but have more recently seen improvements.
Finally, we'll tie our main two approaches together by bringing the type of offense into the picture.
Finally, we'll tie our main two approaches together by bringing the type of offense into the picture.
Summary
How has Chicago fared for the past 17 years? We see the suggestion of either a drug epidemic or a pronounced crack down on drug use roughly 15 years ago, but there has been a large decrease in overall offenses. The expected trend of some neighborhoods being more associated with crime is very prevalent here (especially in the case of violent crimes).Finally, if you are in Chicago and want to avoid crime as much as possible, conduct the majority of your business around 4am.


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it is built with Ruby.
- Ruby on Rails, or Rails, is a server-side web application
framework written in Ruby under the MIT License.
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- C# is widely considered as every developer's first choice
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content, including layout, colors, and fonts.
- HTML - used for building the structure of the page - and CSS -
used for the visual layout - are the two basic languages involved
in the building of web pages and web applications.
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Truly the light is sweet, and a pleasant thing it is for the eyes to behold the sun:


- ignoreForVerification() - Method in interface org.mockito.invocation.Invocation
-
Configures this invocation to be ignored for verify-no-more-invocations or verification in order.
- ignoreStubs(Object...) - Static method in class org.mockito.Mockito
-
Ignores stubbed methods of given mocks for the sake of verification.
- IMockitoConfiguration - Interface in org.mockito.configuration
-
Use it to configure Mockito.
- Incubating - Annotation Type in org.mockito
-
The annotation conveys following information:
The API is fairly new and we would appreciate your feedback.
- initMocks(Object) - Static method in class org.mockito.MockitoAnnotations
-
- initMocks(Object) - Method in interface org.mockito.session.MockitoSessionBuilder
-
Adds the test class instance for initialization of fields annotated with Mockito annotations
like
Mock
.
- initMocks(Object...) - Method in interface org.mockito.session.MockitoSessionBuilder
-
Adds the test class instances for initialization of fields annotated with Mockito annotations
like
Mock
.
- InjectionBase - Class in org.mockito.codegen
-
This class is required to resolve a method handle lookup for the org.mockito.codegen
package what requires a preexisting class for the package.
- InjectMocks - Annotation Type in org.mockito
-
Mark a field on which injection should be performed.
- InjectMocksException - Exception in org.mockito.exceptions.misusing
-
Thrown when creation of test subject annotated with InjectMocks fails.
- InjectMocksException(String, Throwable) - Constructor for exception org.mockito.exceptions.misusing.InjectMocksException
-
- InlineMockMaker - Interface in org.mockito.plugins
-
Extension to
MockMaker
for mock makers that changes inline method implementations
and need keep track of created mock objects.
- InOrder - Interface in org.mockito
-
Allows verification in order.
- inOrder(Object...) - Static method in class org.mockito.Mockito
-
Creates
InOrder
object that allows verifying mocks in order.
- InstantiationException - Exception in org.mockito.creation.instance
-
- InstantiationException(String, Throwable) - Constructor for exception org.mockito.creation.instance.InstantiationException
-
- Instantiator - Interface in org.mockito.creation.instance
-
Provides instances of classes.
- InstantiatorProvider - Interface in org.mockito.plugins
-
- InstantiatorProvider2 - Interface in org.mockito.plugins
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Mockito will invoke this interface in order to fetch an instance instantiator provider.
- intThat(ArgumentMatcher<Integer>) - Static method in class org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers
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Allows creating custom int
argument matchers.
- intThat(Matcher<Integer>) - Static method in class org.mockito.hamcrest.MockitoHamcrest
-
Enables integrating hamcrest matchers that match primitive int
arguments.
- InvalidUseOfMatchersException - Exception in org.mockito.exceptions.misusing
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- InvalidUseOfMatchersException(String) - Constructor for exception org.mockito.exceptions.misusing.InvalidUseOfMatchersException
-
- InvalidUseOfMatchersException() - Constructor for exception org.mockito.exceptions.misusing.InvalidUseOfMatchersException
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- Invocation - Interface in org.mockito.invocation
-
A method call on a mock object.
- InvocationContainer - Interface in org.mockito.invocation
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Although this class is a part of public API, please don't provide your own implementations.
- InvocationFactory - Interface in org.mockito.invocation
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- InvocationFactory.RealMethodBehavior<R> - Interface in org.mockito.invocation
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Behavior of the real method.
- InvocationListener - Interface in org.mockito.listeners
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This listener can be notified of method invocations on a mock.
- invocationListeners(InvocationListener...) - Method in interface org.mockito.MockSettings
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Registers a listener for method invocations on this mock.
- InvocationOnMock - Interface in org.mockito.invocation
-
An invocation on a mock.
- isA(Class<T>) - Static method in class org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers
-
Object
argument that implements the given class.
- isDefault() - Method in interface org.mockito.mock.MockName
-
default name means generated by Mockito.
- isEnabled(String) - Method in interface org.mockito.plugins.PluginSwitch
-
Mockito invokes this method for every plugin found in the classpath
(except from the PluginSwitch
implementation itself).
- isIgnoredForVerification() - Method in interface org.mockito.invocation.Invocation
-
Informs if the invocation participates in verify-no-more-invocations or verification in order.
- isIn(StackTraceElement) - Method in interface org.mockito.exceptions.stacktrace.StackTraceCleaner
-
Decides if element is included.
- isLenient() - Method in interface org.mockito.mock.MockCreationSettings
-
Informs if the mock was created with "lenient" strictness, e.g.
- isMock() - Method in interface org.mockito.MockingDetails
-
Informs if the object is a mock.
- isNotNull() - Static method in class org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers
-
Not null
argument.
- isNotNull(Class<T>) - Static method in class org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers
-
- isNull() - Static method in class org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers
-
null
argument.
- isNull(Class<T>) - Static method in class org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers
-
- isSerializable() - Method in interface org.mockito.mock.MockCreationSettings
-
- isSpy() - Method in interface org.mockito.MockingDetails
-
Informs if the object is a spy.
- isStripAnnotations() - Method in interface org.mockito.mock.MockCreationSettings
-
Whether the mock should not make a best effort to preserve annotations.
- isStubOnly() - Method in interface org.mockito.mock.MockCreationSettings
-
Whether the mock is only for stubbing, i.e.
- isTypeMockable(Class<?>) - Method in interface org.mockito.plugins.MockMaker
-
Indicates if the given type can be mocked by this mockmaker.
- isUsingConstructor() - Method in interface org.mockito.mock.MockCreationSettings
-
Informs whether the mock instance should be created via constructor
- isVerified() - Method in interface org.mockito.invocation.Invocation
-


Test markdown
February 20, 2015
You can write regular markdown here and Jekyll will automatically convert it to a nice webpage.
Here is some bold text
Here is a secondary heading
Here’s a code chunk:
x <- 5 + 10
print(x)
And here is some code with syntax highlighting
1
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var foo = function(x) {
return(x + 5);
}
foo(3)


Police search for missing teenage girl believed to be in Derby
She was last seen on Tuesday night
by Ben LyonsPolice are concerned for the safety of a missing teenage girl who is believed to be in Derby.
Officers are searching for Kyra Priest Levett, who was last seen in Glossop, in the High Peak, at 10pm on Tuesday, November 19.
Miss Priest Levett is described as 5ft 5ins tall with dark brown hair and brown eyes.
Officers believe the 14-year-old is currently in the Derby area.
Anyone who may have seen her, or has information about her current whereabouts, is asked to contact Derbyshire police by calling 101, quoting reference number 200-201119.
You can also call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
We want you to be able to get your Derbyshire news whenever and however you want it.
As well as our website, we have a Facebook page, a Twitter feed @derbyshire-live, and for a daily snapshot of the top stories, you can sign up to receive our newsletters.
If you prefer to use an app, we've got apps for both Android and Apple devices which can be tailored to deliver the news and sport that you're interested in.
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Alternative to the webapp, you can classify message using API. To do this you need to "POST" request your message in JSON format.
curl --location --request POST 'https://disastermessage-classification.herokuapp.com/classify' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data-raw '{
"query":"<YOUR_MESSAGE>"
}'
And the response would be something as shown below:
{
"classification_result": [
<YOUR_PREDICTED_OUTPUT>
],
"query": "<YOUR_MESSAGE>",
"success": true
}
Example Request and Response using Postman


Mancini revels in breaking Italy wins record
by BeSoccerItaly made history with their Euro 2020 qualifying win over Bosnia-Herzegovina, much to the delight of Roberto Mancini.
Roberto Mancini revelled in watching his Italy side break new ground in Friday's 3-0 Euro 2020 qualifying win at Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Francesco Acerbi, Lorenzo Insigne and Andrea Belotti were on target as the already qualified Azzurri maintained a 100 per cent record in Group J after nine matches.
Featured links
- Ballon d'Or winner already been decided
- The latest football transfers news and rumours
- Possible 'Clasico' in the Spanish Supercup final
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The result marked a 10th consecutive victory for Italy, a feat no other Azzurri side has ever managed.
It broke the previous best achieved by Vittorio Pozzo's side between 1938 and 1939, a fact that brought plenty of joy to head coach Mancini.


public class ToParentBlockJoinQuery extends Query
IndexWriter.addDocuments(java.util.Collection)
or
IndexWriter.updateDocuments(org.apache.lucene.index.Term, java.util.Collection)
API. In each block, the
child documents must appear first, ending with the parent
document. At search time you provide a Filter
identifying the parents, however this Filter must provide
an
FixedBitSet
per sub-reader.
WARNING
: to create the parents filter, always use
RawTermFilter
(so that the filter
includes deleted docs), wrapped with
CachingWrapperFilter
(so that the returned bit set per
reader is a
FixedBitSet
), specifying
DeletesMode.IGNORE (so that on reopen, the filter still
includes deleted docs). Failure to do this can result in
completely wrong documents being returned! For example:
Filter parents = new CachingWrapperFilter( new RawTermFilter(new Term("parent", "yes")), CachingWrapperFilter.DeletesMode.IGNORE);
Once the block index is built, use this query to wrap any sub-query matching only child docs and join matches in that child document space up to the parent document space. You can then use this Query as a clause with other queries in the parent document space.
See
ToChildBlockJoinQuery
if you need to join
in the reverse order.
The child documents must be orthogonal to the parent documents: the wrapped child query must never return a parent document.
If you'd like to retrieve
TopGroups
for the
resulting query, use the
ToParentBlockJoinCollector
.
Note that this is not necessary, ie, if you simply want
to collect the parent documents and don't need to see
which child documents matched under that parent, then
you can use any collector.
NOTE
: If the overall query contains parent-only
matches, for example you OR a parent-only query with a
joined child-only query, then the resulting collected documents
will be correct, however the
TopGroups
you get
from
ToParentBlockJoinCollector
will not contain every
child for parents that had matched.
See
org.apache.lucene.search.join
for an
overview.
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class
|
ToParentBlockJoinQuery.ScoreMode
How to aggregate multiple child hit scores into a
single parent score.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ToParentBlockJoinQuery
(
Query
childQuery,
Filter
parentsFilter,
ToParentBlockJoinQuery.ScoreMode
scoreMode)
Create a ToParentBlockJoinQuery.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Object
|
clone
()
Returns a clone of this query.
|
Weight
|
createWeight
(
Searcher
searcher)
Expert: Constructs an appropriate Weight implementation for this query.
|
boolean
|
equals
(
Object
_other)
|
void
|
extractTerms
(
Set
<
Term
> terms)
Expert: adds all terms occurring in this query to the terms set.
|
int
|
hashCode
()
|
Query
|
rewrite
(
IndexReader
reader)
Expert: called to re-write queries into primitive queries.
|
String
|
toString
(
String
field)
Prints a query to a string, with
field
assumed to be the
default field and omitted.
|
combine
,
getBoost
,
getSimilarity
,
mergeBooleanQueries
,
setBoost
,
toString
,
weight
public ToParentBlockJoinQuery( Query childQuery, Filter parentsFilter, ToParentBlockJoinQuery.ScoreMode scoreMode)
childQuery
- Query matching child documents.
parentsFilter
- Filter (must produce FixedBitSet
per-seegment) identifying the parent documents.
scoreMode
- How to aggregate multiple child scores
into a single parent score.
public Weight createWeight( Searcher searcher) throws IOException
Query
Only implemented by primitive queries, which re-write to themselves.
createWeight
in class
Query
IOException
public void extractTerms( Set < Term > terms)
Query
rewritten
form.
extractTerms
in class
Query
public Query rewrite( IndexReader reader) throws IOException
Query
rewrite
in class
Query
IOException
public String toString( String field)
Query
field
assumed to be the
default field and omitted.
The representation used is one that is supposed to be readable
by
QueryParser
. However,
there are the following limitations:


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Provide utility methods for unmanaged memory management.
More...
List of all members.
Detailed Description
Provide utility methods for unmanaged memory management.
Member Function Documentation
| static IntPtr WintabDN::CMemUtils::AllocUnmanagedBuf |
( |
Object |
val_I ) |
[inline, static] |
Allocates a pointer to unmanaged heap memory of sizeof(val_I).
- Parameters:
-
| val_I | managed object that determines bytes of unmanaged buf |
- Returns:
- Unmanaged buffer pointer.
| static IntPtr WintabDN::CMemUtils::AllocUnmanagedBuf |
( |
int |
size_I ) |
[inline, static] |
Allocates a pointer to unmanaged heap memory of given size.
- Parameters:
-
| size_I | number of bytes to allocate |
- Returns:
- Unmanaged buffer pointer.
| static void WintabDN::CMemUtils::FreeUnmanagedBuf |
( |
IntPtr |
buf_I ) |
[inline, static] |
Free unmanaged memory pointed to by buf_I.
- Parameters:
-
| buf_I | pointer to unmanaged heap memory |
| static WintabPacketExt [] WintabDN::CMemUtils::MarshalDataExtPackets |
( |
UInt32 |
numPkts_I, |
|
|
IntPtr |
buf_I |
|
) |
| [inline, static] |
Marshal unmanaged Extension data packets into managed WintabPacketExt data.
- Parameters:
-
| numPkts_I | number of packets to marshal |
| buf_I | pointer to unmanaged heap memory containing data packets |
- Returns:
| static WintabPacket [] WintabDN::CMemUtils::MarshalDataPackets |
( |
UInt32 |
numPkts_I, |
|
|
IntPtr |
buf_I |
|
) |
| [inline, static] |
Marshal unmanaged data packets into managed WintabPacket data.
- Parameters:
-
| numPkts_I | number of packets to marshal |
| buf_I | pointer to unmanaged heap memory containing data packets |
- Returns:
| static T WintabDN::CMemUtils::MarshalUnmanagedBuf< T > |
( |
IntPtr |
buf_I, |
|
|
int |
size |
|
) |
| [inline, static] |
Marshals specified buf to the specified type.
- Template Parameters:
-
| T | type to which buf_I is marshalled |
- Parameters:
-
| buf_I | unmanaged heap pointer |
| size | expected size of buf_I |
- Returns:
- Managed object of specified type.
| static string WintabDN::CMemUtils::MarshalUnmanagedString |
( |
IntPtr |
buf_I, |
|
|
int |
size_I |
|
) |
| [inline, static] |
Marshals a string from an unmanaged buffer.
- Parameters:
-
| buf_I | pointer to unmanaged heap memory |
| size_I | size of ASCII string, includes null termination |
- Returns:
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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Preparation time
1-2 hours
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Makes about 18 bread rolls
Dietary
Dark chocolate and cherries bring a taste of the Black Forest to these sweet bread rolls.
For the dough, put the milk in a heatproof jug and heat it in a microwave until boiling. Add 150ml/5½fl oz cold water to cool it down.
In the bowl of a freestanding mixer with a dough hook attachment, add the salt, sugar, egg, orange zest, lemon zest, flour and yeast. (Make sure the yeast and salt do not touch.)
Add approximately half the milk mixture and, using the dough hook attachment, mix slowly to bring the mixture together. Keep adding the milk mixture until all the flour is incorporated (you may not need all the milk). Increase the mixer speed to medium and mix for three minutes.
Slowly add the butter until incorporated and mix for a further six minutes. The dough should be smooth and elastic.
Grease a large bowl with rapeseed oil and add the dough. Cover with a shower cap or greased cling film. Prove the dough in a warm place (ideally 27C/80F) for 50 minutes, or until the dough has doubled in size.
When the dough has proved, tip it out onto a lightly floured work surface. Knock back the dough and fold over on itself a couple of times.
For the filling, gently knead in the cherries and chocolate chips until evenly distributed. Divide the dough into 80g/2¾oz portions and roll into balls.
 Soak each sugar cube with some cherry brandy, using a pipette if available. Pull the dough over the sugar cubes, to seal the cube in the centre. Roll into neat balls.
Line two large baking trays with non-stick baking parchment.  Spray with a fine mist of water (if you don’t have a spray bottle, wet your hands and flick droplets of water onto the buns). Prove for another 25 minutes in a warm place (ideally 27C/80F).
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4 and place a rack on the third shelf (just below the centre).
For the decoration, after proving, gently brush the buns all over with egg wash. Place a glace cherry on top of each bun and decorate with nibbed sugar. Using a small sieve, dust the buns with ground cinnamon.
Bake for around 25–30 minutes, or until well risen and golden-brown. Remove from the oven and place on a wire rack to cool.
Meanwhile, melt the dark chocolate in a heatproof bowl suspended over a pan of gently simmering water (do not allow the bowl to touch the water). Spoon the chocolate into a piping bag fitted with a fine writing nozzle.
When cooled, drizzle the melted chocolate over the buns to decorate. Serve once the chocolate is set.


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de.polygonal.ds.GraphArc
type
class
A graph arc represents an uni-directional link between two graph nodes.
Constructor
new
(node :
GraphNode
<T>, cost : Float)
Creates a graph arc pointing to
node
with a weight of
cost
.
Instance Variables
cost
: Float
The weight (or cost) of the arc.
next
:
GraphArc
<T>
The
GraphNode
class manages a doubly linked list of graph arcs; this is a reference to the next graph arc in the list.
node
:
GraphNode
<T>
The node that the arc points to.
prev
:
GraphArc
<T>
The
GraphNode
class manages a doubly linked list of graph arcs; this is a reference to the previous graph arc in the list.
Instance Methods
val
() : T
Returns the value of the node that this arc points to.


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Boiler Temperature0Stream Flow Rate (m^3/s)
0
300
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Boiler Pressure0Valve Opening Width (mm)
0
1000
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Motor Speed0
0
max
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Station Voltage0Station load(M ohm)
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2000
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