Responsive 12 Column layout as defined by Bootstrap
- Rows must be placed within a
.container
(fixed-width) or .container-fluid
(full-width)
for proper alignment and padding.
- Use rows to create horizontal groups of columns.
- Content should be placed within columns, and only columns may be immediate children of rows.
- Predefined grid classes like
.row
and .col-xs-4
are available for quickly making grid layouts.
Less mixins can also be used for more semantic layouts.
- Columns create gutters (gaps between column content) via
padding
. That padding is offset in rows for
the first and last column via negative margin on .row
s.
- The negative margin is why the examples below are outdented. It's so that content within grid columns is lined up
with non-grid content.
- Grid columns are created by specifying the number of twelve available columns you wish to span. For example, three
equal columns would use three
.col-xs-4
.
- If more than 12 columns are placed within a single row, each group of extra columns will, as one unit, wrap onto
a new line.
- Grid classes apply to devices with screen widths greater than or equal to the breakpoint sizes, and override grid
classes targeted at smaller devices. Therefore, e.g. applying any
.col-md-*
class to an element
will not only affect its styling on medium devices but also on large devices if a .col-lg-*
class
is not present.
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THE TAO OF STEVE ----------------
"Eliminate desire. Be excellent. Retreat." This is the Zen formula developed by Dex (Donal Logue), an overweight Lothario, on how to get a woman into bed. Dex has lived by these words since high school and they have never failed him. That is, until now, in "The Tao of Steve."
ROBIN:
In high school, Dex was the BMOC and had no problem scoring with the chicks. He was slender and charming and could bed any woman he set his sights on.  While attending his school's 10th reunion, he meets a pretty young lady, Syd (Greer Goodman) and Dex uses his tried and true Tao of Steve (as in Steve McQueen, the ultimate icon of cool) to make time with her. But, he forgot one very important thing - Syd was one of his conquests a decade ago and he doesn't remember her at all.
"The Tao of Steve" is a clever little flick that starts off strong, but peters out as it gets to its romantic locus. When we first meet the portly Dex, he's in the middle of a sexual encounter with a friend's wife. Satisfied, but not sated, Dex hits on the young bartender at the reunion, using his wit and knowledge of philosophy, metaphorically at least, to charm her pants off. That's when he notices Syd and tries his patented maneuvers on her, not realizing he *knows* her already. This begins a battle of the sexes that will pit Dex and his successful philosophy against the savvy, not easily impressed Syd.
The best of "The Tao of Steve" takes place in the film's first half. As Dex spouts his combination of Zen Buddhism, Judeo-Christianity, Islam, Hindu, and every other religion, faith and philosophy, he forms the basis of the Tao of Steve. Basically, the Tao is built around getting laid. The trick is, for a guy, to not make it seem like sex is the ultimate goal. The 'Steve' of the title refers not only to McQueen, but also Steve McGarrett ("Hawaii Five-O"), Steve Austin ("Six Million Dollar Man") and some notable non-Steves like James Bond, Michael Jordan and Spiderman. The name 'Steve' is not a requisite to get on the list, but being totally cool is. The ultimate description of the cool American male, according to Dex, is: he never tries to impress the women, but always gets the girl.
Dex's Zen-like philosophy is nicely coupled with the screen presence of Donal Logue. Dex may be really fat, but he has so much inherent charm, people overlook his obvious flaws. He delivers his line of blarney with the best of them and has no problem using his God-given talent for blather to bed any and all women he meets. Running in parallel with the romance that builds between Syd and Dex is the sidebar that has the portly Casanova acting as the sensei of sexual conquest for his goofy friend and roommate Dave (Kimo Willis). Dex gives his Yoda-like advice to his malleable novice with a patience that is never condescending and always funny.
Part two of the flick brings Dex's interest in Syd to the surface, as he uses his sexual wiles and Tao to seduce the reluctant young woman.  His failures only encourage Dex to cast aside his longtime philosophies and he does all the things that the Tao warns against in matters of love. The conventionality of the love story - boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy gets girl - is in direct conflict with the witty totally guy humor of Dex's philosophical views on life and love. The guy stuff is funny, dead on accurate and, with the Tao of Steve, an interesting twist on the mating ritual. The love story is less satisfying.
First-time helmer Jenniphr, along with co-scripters Greer Goodman and Duncan North (from his original material), craft an amusing story that showcases Logue in what could be a star making turn. His likable presence, combined with the pithy Tao of Steve (which provides the bulk of the fun for the film), makes the film a pleasant little 90 minutes. It isn't enough to sustain the film, though, as it ends in a routine love story.
The writing does contain a decent variety of original humor that helps a lot, at least in the first half. One scene, during the reunion, has Dex meeting an old classmate, who has since gone into the priesthood, in the men's room. As the cleric settles down to do his business in one of the stalls, Dex starts questioning the man, from the adjoining stall, about moral philosophy and sex like a penitent talking to his confessor. The rapid talking Dex doesn't even realize that he's intruding on the guy's private moment.
Newcomer Greer Gordon is OK as the object of Dex's lust, but she is hard pressed to equal the animated and rapid-chatter perf of Logue. Kimo Willis is quite likable as the wide-eyed innocent being educated in the rules of l'amour by Dex, his muse. The rest of the cast is only there to flesh out the background.
Tech credits are low-key, but get the job done.
I give "The Tao of Steve" a philosophical C+.
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Before Change
:return: Outputs EOPatch with n classification masks appended to out_feature_type with out_feature_name key
:rtype: EOPatch
array = eopatch.get_feature(self.in_feature_type, self.in_feature_name)
clf_mask = self.classifier.image_predict(array)
eopatch.add_feature(self.out_feature_type, self.out_feature_name, clf_mask)
return eopatch
After Change
in_type, in_name = next(self.input_feature(eopatch))
out_type, out_name = next(self.input_feature())
eopatch[out_type][out_name] = self.classifier.image_predict(eopatch[in_type][in_name])
return eopatch


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The OFC driver sends items to the amiq_ofc_server_connector as string messages instead of sequence items. Use this class to replace the original UVM drivers. You can replace them using UVM factory and parameterizing the amiq_ofc_driver
Arguments:
IF -> Give the type of the driver you want to replace
This class is used to manage the connection with the server It establishes the connection. It sends data received from the TB through send_mbox to the server. It sends data received from the server to the TB through recv_mbox.


The Strangers- Part 2
So where you wanna go?" Arjun said with a volume up while driving. "Anywhere. I mean you know this city better. Just show me your places." She replied. "Hmm OK." With a sudden break, Kritika bumped on Arjun.   By the way that was not intentional; there was a dog I tried to dodge." He replied. Their ride continued. After a few kilometers, he stopped the bike. "Ohk. Marine Drive." She announced to herself.  This place was at the top of her 'Mumbai Dasrhan' wish list. They sat down side way facing the sea. "I love this place. Whenever I feel low, upset or frustrated, I just come over here and sit in silence. These breezes, the music of waves, inspire me to think for my write-ups." He said relaxing. "Cool. So you write?" She asked. "Yeah sometimes." He answered with a low voice. That lack of confidence in his voice made her anxious. She wanted to know the reason behind that face. So she asked, "You Ok? Is there anything bothering you?" "No. I am fine." He replied. "But you can share anything if you feel so." She advised. He nodded. For a few minutes there was complete silence. None of the two conversed for a while. They closed their eyes feeling the winds, loving the tranquility. After a deep breath, he confessed, "You know what? I am just confused." "About what?" She asked softly. "I am doing Engineering. But I love writing." He stated.  She guessed. "I don't know. I mean engineering was something I can do better than any other thing. But then I came to know about my love for writing. It's like if a career in engineering is going to fill my bank balance then becoming a writer will satisfy my soul." "I am just confused whether to go for money and a stable life or just follow my dream. You know there is a very big difference between saying something & implementing that to your real life." He added. "Whatever you do, just make sure 10 years from now you can say proudly that you chose your life." She said with positivism. The atmosphere out there comforted the conversation. "Don't think what people will say. Just listen to your heart. Because in the end, you are the one living your life." She suggested. "Just ask yourself, whether you wanna impress the world as an Engineer or as a Writer?" Kritika continued. He went into a deep contemplation. This time, her words influenced him & impressed him too. "Kritika......" He said softly. "Yesss....." She replied in a flow. They started enjoying each other’s company by now. "Now you know a little bit about mine, wanna share your story?" He asked. "I do not have much to share. Since childhood I was interested in mysteries. Stories about crime, murder always attracted me. That’s why I chose law. Don't judge me but CID once used to be my favourite TV show." They laughed in unison. "And dad? I haven’t met him today." He asked. "He no longer lives with us." Her tone saddened. "You know, I had a relationship. I was living a different world in that. But one day he left, without saying anything, without giving any reason. Just like what dad did years ago. And that day I realised people will eventually go if they’ve decided, holding relations too tight is going to hurt you only." She continued. "Anyway, I am over it now. Career is my first priority. What about you, any girlfriend?" She asked recollecting all her emotions back. Suddenly his serious face turned into a smile, "No not at all. Though I have many female friends but not a girlfriend." "Are you............?" She tried to change the mood by teasing him. "NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. I am completely straight." He stated. "It's just that I do not believe in love. It never happened to me. And having a girlfriend just for a tag of relationship is not my thing.  He continued. "And one thing I've seen is that, no matter how genuine or strong your relationship is, it’s gonna end one day. The reason can be a strong one or a foolish one. But it will." He stated. "Hmmm." She was listening to his words carefully. "By the way, this is getting deep now. And that's not good for my emotions. Aren't you feeling hungry? He asked. "Badly. But which shop will be open yet. At 2:30 in the morning?" "Don't worry baby, this is Mumbai. Let's go." He winked. They walked towards the bike. "Am I boring?" He asked. "Why?" She looked surprised. "No, mostly people think the same about me." "Nobody is boring. Everyone has a galaxy within them." "Hmm, they just have different wavelengths, right?” He added. “Exactly.” She laughed. He started the bike. "So what is our next destination?" She asked. "Juhu.." He smiled. She blushed. Because of only a few vehicles on the road, they reached Juhu within 40 minutes. When he was about to park the bike, Kritika said something in a tensed voice, "Arjun..." "Ya...?" He replied. "I think someone is following us." She was worried. "What? Who?" He asked surprised. "Someone in that black Mercedes there." she said pointing towards that car. "It can be a co-incidence." He suggested. "No it can't be. I’ve been observing that car; they are continuously following us from marine drive." She answered. "Then let's check it out." "Wait. No. Why?" "Aree don't worry madam. You are with me." He turned the bike and drove towards that black Mercedes. Arjun blocked the car’s way and shouted, "Hey you. Get out of the car." A tall, handsome, clean shaved guy, with great physique, dressed in formals came out of the car. He looked no less than a millionaire. Kritika was shocked. She whispered, "WHAT. THE. FUCK."
To be continued...


--- title: "The journey of my Master’s project" author: "Mandy Abeysooriya" date: 2021-07-27T21:13:14-05:00 categories: ["R"] tags: ["genomics", "spreadsheet", "gene names"] ---
I was initially introduced to field of bioinformatics during my Bachelor’s degree.
Main reason why I selected Deakin University to do my masters is because Deakin offers Master’s in biotechnology and Bioinformatics. When it was time to choose a topic of interest for the final year project, I hesitated a bit to choose bioinformatics based projects since I had more experience in wet labs rather than dry labs. Athough I was not confident to choose a dry lab-based project, I also wanted to gain more experience in computational biology.
Dr. Mark Ziemann was the unit chair for the “Research impact and management” unit during my first semester and I learned he was an active researcher in bioinformatics. His teaching skills were so remarkable that even after 2 years of time, I still remember most of the details of that unit he taught us (and moreover I do remember that he marked our assignments so accurately that he even reduced marks for the missing punctuation!). This made me realise that he is a perfectionist in the work he does. The fact that he is an expert in Bioinformatics as well as he is being a perfectionist in the work he does, I arrived at the conclusion that I am in good hands if I want to improve my bioinformatics skills.
I am an individual who is keen in learning new things and not shy to take on new challenges. I have never in my life coded in any computer language before. I remember during the initial weeks of my Master’s project, I used to sit by my desk from the morning till night and work on improving my coding skills in R language. It was because of my dedication and my supervisor’s systematic and methodical guidance that I was able to excel coding in R and my bioinformatics skills more broadly.
My final year project was supposed to be “A meta-analysis on the effect of homocysteine in DNA methylation and gene expression”. I was not able to conduct the proposed meta-analysis due to unavailability of most of the published datasets. We were only able to find one data set via GEO through a paper published by Kok et al (2015), and of the remaining 8 publications, were unable to obtain the corresponding microarray datasets which was very disappointing.
Therefore, I had to adopt to the situation where my final year project composed of two mini projects titled as “An assessment of the association of homocysteine of DNA methylation” and “Gene name errors: Lessons not learned”.
Via the first mini project, I was so fascinated with all the data I was able to produce, and this mini project related to homocysteine and DNA methylation made me realise that there are much more towards the genetics than what I have known through all my life.
My second mini project was based on erroneous gene symbol conversion to dates in supplementary data files. I used to be a fan of Microsoft Excel, but I never knew the fact that Excel could alter data like this. I was quite shocked to see how many world-renowned journals contained so many errors in their supplementary files. I came to know that gene symbol alteration could impact the data and research reproducibility.
Growing up, I was not certain as to what I want to do with my life or what type of a career I want to pursue. For most of my life, I was given a syllabus and was instructed to follow so. I have learnt so much during my Master’s course at Deakin, and I am so happy that the hard work I have put in is starting to open up new opportunities for me to begin a PhD project. This Master’s research project with Dr Ziemann opened my eyes to a whole new horizon of knowledge.
For the first time, I now know what I want to do with my life and what type of career I want to pursue.
Kok, D. E. G. et al. (2015) “The effects of long-term daily folic acid and vitamin B12 supplementation on genome-wide DNA methylation in elderly subjects,” Clinical epigenetics, 7(1), p. 121.
Abeysooriya, M. et al. (2021) “Gene name errors: lessons not learned,” bioRxiv. doi: 10.1101/2<IP_ADDRESS>7702.


SerialInterface represents a simple interface for handling connections with serial ports.
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Seven O’Clock Stories
by Robert Gordon Anderson
“Seventeenth Night: The Circus Comes to Town”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1920
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Anderson, R. G. (1920). Seven O’Clock Stories. New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons: The Knickerbocker Press.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 4.8
- Word Count: 2,056
- Genre: Adventure
- Keywords: children's stories
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Mother Green and Father Green were fast asleep in the White-House-with-the-Green-Blinds. The Toyman was fast asleep too. Rover and Brownie and Wienerwurst lay curled up in their kennels, with their eyes tight shut. On their poles in their house all the White Wyandottes perched like feathery balls, their heads sunk low on their breasts. On the roof cuddled the pretty pigeons, all pink and grey and white. In the barn Teddy, and Hal, and Methuselah, and Black-eyed Susan, and all the four-footed friends of the three happy children, rested from the cares of the day. Hepzebiah never stirred in her crib, and Jehosophat lay dreaming of something very pleasant.
But the crickets, and the katydids, the scampering mice, and the big-eyed owls, and the little stars, snapping their tiny fingers of light up in the sky, and Marmaduke—they were awake.
He had played very hard that day and he had leg-ache. Mother had rubbed it till it felt better and he fell asleep, but now it began to hurt again and he woke up. The Little-Clock-with-the-Wise-Face-on-the-Mantel struck, not seven times but four. It was long past midnight—it was four o ‘clock in the morning !
But Marmaduke didn’t call his mother. He thought that it would be too bad to wake her up from that nice sleep. So he just tried to rub his leg himself.
It was then that he heard that far-off noise like a rumble of thunder. But it wasn’t thunder. It was something rolling over the bridge down the road.
Marmaduke sat up in bed and looked out of the window into the dark shadows of the trees.
There was another rumble, and another and another. There must be, oh, so many wagons rolling by in the night. Then he heard the sound of horses’ hoofs on the road, the clank of rings and iron trace chains.
He rubbed his eyes this time and looked hard out into the darkness.
Yes, he could see the tops of the big wagons, moving slowly past, under the trees and over the road.
It was a strange procession and he just had to jump out of bed, forgetting all about his leg-ache. He ran to the window, pressing his little turned-up nose against the panes.
Though it was dark still it must have been near morning. The moon was just going down behind the Church-with-the-Long-White-Finger, that finger which always kept pointing at the sky. The Old Man-in-the-Moon looked very tired and peaked after sitting up so late.
There were so many of the wagons and so many horses. They must stretch way back to the school-house, and miles and miles beyond that, Marmaduke thought.
The horses seemed very tired, for they plodded along slowly in the dark, and the drivers almost fell asleep, nodding on their seats. They looked just like black shadows.
Under the axles of the wagons were lanterns, swinging a little and throwing circles of light on the road.
Now and then one of the drivers spoke roughly to the horses. And sometimes Marmaduke heard strange noises like the sleepy growls of wild animals. Perhaps they were in those wagons!
Then Marmaduke laughed. He knew what it was. They were circus wagons! The circus was coming to town! The Toyman had told him all about it, that very day.
Once, one of the animals roared and the others answered back. Their noise was louder than the rumble of the wagon-wheels on the bridge. Marmaduke was frightened. But the roaring stopped, and all he could hear was the noise of all those wheels on their way up the road by the river.
Then the last wagon passed and Marmaduke went back to bed and fell asleep.
But the long procession rolled on and on till it reached the church. There was a large field nearby. Into it the wagons turned and all the horses were unhitched.
Then the cooks started fires in the stoves on the cook-wagons, and all the strange men and women had coffee. And then, just as the Sun was coming up and the night was all gone, they went to work.
Up in the centre of the field they raised three tall poles. They were almost as high as the Long White Finger of the Church. They drove many stakes into the ground. And around the tall poles they stretched almost as many ropes as there are on a ship.
Then they unrolled the white canvas and, when the Sun was just a little way up in the sky and the morning was all nice and shiny and bright, the great white tents were ready for the circus.
Back in the White-House-with-the-Green-Blinds, Marmaduke was eating his oatmeal. He asked a question that he very often asked:
“What do you think I saw?”
“Another dream?” said Jehosophat.
“No, it was real ,” replied Marmaduke. “I saw a lot of wagons, hundreds ‘n thousands, in a big line miles long. And there were wild animals in the wagons.”
“I’ll bet that was a dream ,” his big brother insisted, but the Toyman said:
“No, it wasn’t a dream, it was the circus coming to town.”
Then Father spoke up:
“That’s so, I most forgot.”
He looked at the Toyman:
“Frank,” he said, “I’ve got to go over to the Miller farm to buy some yearling steers. You’ll have to take the youngsters to that circus.”
The Toyman didn’t seem worried about that. He looked just “tickled,” “like a boy himself,” Mother said.
So, after dinner, old Methuselah was hitched up, and away they drove,—the Toyman, Jehosophat, Hepzebiah, and Marmaduke, with little Wienerwurst, as usual, in back. He was very happy, barking at all the carriages hurrying up the road to the circus.
They came to the field with the big white tents and were just going to turn in, when they heard music way off in the streets of the town.
“Why, I most forgot,” said the Toyman to Jehosophat. “There’s the circus parade over on Main Street. In the big city they have the parade and the circus all in one big building, but in the country towns they have the parade first in the street, and the performance after, in the tents.”
“Tluck, tluck!” he called to Methuselah, and jog, jog, jog, the old horse trotted into town. In Uncle Roger’s barn the Toyman unhitched him, and gave him some hay and some oats too, for it was a grand holiday. Then hand-in-hand the Toyman and the three happy children hurried over to Main Street.
So many people were crowded on the sidewalk that the children could hardly see. But Jehosophat ducked under the stomachs of two big fat men and sat on the curb-stone. And the Toyman held Marmaduke on one shoulder and Hepzebiah on the other. He was very strong. From their high perch they could look right over the heads of all the people at that great circus parade.
Hark! They were coming!
First the band. They were dressed in gay uniforms of red and blue, with gold tassels too, and bright brass buttons.
Ahead of them marched the leader of the band—the tall Drum Major. He had on a high fur cap, twice as big as his head.  It had a gold knob on it, bigger than a duck’s egg.
He raised the cane and the music began!
Trrat——trrat——trrat—trrat—trrat ! went the little drums.

Then they all sounded together in a grand crash of music that made all the people happy and excited, and they almost danced on the sidewalk.
And all the time the tall Drum-Major kept twirling that baton with the gold knob on it till Jehosophat’s eyes most popped out of his head.
My! how he could twirl it!
But other wonderful things were coming now, marching by very swiftly,—ladies on horses that pranced and danced; cowboys on horses that were livelier still; a giant as tall as the big barber’s pole; and a dwarf no higher than that tall giant’s knee.

Then something happened!
One of the circus men must have been sleepy that morning, for he hadn’t fixed the lock on that cage just tight. And the big tiger felt very mean that day. He snarled and he snarled, and he jumped at the bars of his cage.
Open came the door. Out leaped that wicked tiger right on the street, and the people ran pell mell in all directions.
The two fat men were so frightened that they fell flat on their stomachs. The barber shinnied up his pole, and hung on for dear life to the top. The baker-man tumbled into the watering-trough, and all the rest rushed higgledy-piggledy into the houses and stores.

 But the three children never noticed those lovely candies at all. They just looked out of the glass door at that tiger, walking up and down the street, a-showing his teeth and a-swishing his tail.
The tiger looked at all the people behind the windows and doors. They were all shivering in their boots, and he didn’t know which one to choose. Then he looked up at the man on the barber-pole, and he was shivering too.
Then all of a sudden the tiger stopped.
“Girrrrrrrrrrrhhh !”
He saw the butcher shop.
The door was open. Some nice red pieces of beef hung on the hooks.
He licked his chops and ran into the shop and jumped up at the first piece of beef and ate it all up. He never saw the stout butcher, who was hiding under the chopping block. The butcher’s face was usually as red as the beef, but now it was as white as his apron, and his feet were shaking as fast as leaves in the wind.
But just as the tiger was gobbling the last morsel up, down the street galloped a cowboy on a swift horse. He stopped right in front of the butcher shop.
Out went his hand.
In it was a rope all coiled up.
Around his head he twirled it, in great flying loops. Then he let it fly.
And it fell around that wicked tiger’s head and neck, just as he was finishing his dinner.
Then the circus men came with big steel forks, and they ran at that tiger, and they tied him all up in that rope very tight, and put him back in the cage on the wagon, while he growled and growled and growled.
So the parade started again and all of the people came out of their hiding-places, all but the fat men who hurried off home, as soon as they found their breath, and the old ladies who said they guessed they’d go to missionary meeting after all. A circus parade was too heathenish.
Soon it was all over, and the rest of the people hurried off to the field with the big white tents.
And what they saw there we will tell you tomorrow night.


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Backchart
Backchart is a lightweight JavaScript library based on Backbone and many chart libraries(current just support CanvasJS) This project support AMD&COMMONJS standard and the aim of this project is make a MVC wrapper for char library and render it easily.
Install
If you async loading your modules by AMD or CommonJS ,please copy all js files in dist directory but not browser directory to your library location. Otherwise, please copy all js files in browser directory to your target.
Import
AMD (require.js)
Add package configure in your path
config, exmaple(load CanvasJS):
require.config({
path :{
backbone : "you/backbone/path",
underscore : "you/underscore/path",
//import the chart library you want to use.
CanvasJS : "../libs/charts/canvasjs/canvasjs",
//import the backchart to support your chart library
"backchart" : "backchart.canvasjs"
//...code...
}
//...code...
});
Require the package and Backchart library script your want to use.
require(["backchart"], function(){
require(["backchart.canvasjs"],function(backchart){
var _model = backchart.model,
_collection = backchart.collection,
_view = backchart.view;
//...write codes...
});
});
Browser
Add Backchart base scripts and Backchart library script your want to use.
<!-- Import backbone -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="underscore.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="backbone.min.js"></script>
<!-- Import CanvasJS and Backchart support -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="canvasjs.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="browser/backchart.canvasjs.js"></script>
The global namespace which named backchart
will be created if load script succeed.
//Get MVC object
(function(window){
var _model = backchart.canvasjs.model,
_collection = backchart.canvasjs.collection,
_view = backchart.canvasjs.view;
//...write codes...
})(window);
Documentation
http://www.jonecasper.com/backchart/index.html.
Examples
http://www.jonecasper.com/backchart/index.html.
Compiling JavaScript
Install Grunt
From the command line:
- Install
grunt-cli
globally withnpm install -g grunt-cli
. - Navigate to the root directory, then run
npm install
. npm will look at package.json and automatically install the necessary local dependencies listed there.
When completed, you'll be able to run the various Grunt commands provided from the command line.
Unfamiliar with npm
? Don't have node installed? That's a-okay. npm stands for node packaged modules and is a way to manage development dependencies through node.js. Download and install node.js before proceeding.
Build - grunt
Run grunt
to run tests locally and compile the JavaScript into /dist
.
Build JSDoc - jsdoc
- Install JSDoc >= 3.30 with
npm install jsdoc
- Run
grunt jsdoc
Release History
0.1.0 Released


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Remaining Modules¶
env
¶
Simple module that pretty prints the user’s environment variables.
This is actually implemented as an IPython magic but to make it easier to use in a typical Python REPL it’s also implemented here.
The if name == '__main__'
is left off so that it can be run directly
or sourced.
-
class
pyutil.env.
Env
(env=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Memoize the user’s current environment variable settings.
-
class
pyutil.env.
WindowsEnv
(admin=False)[source]¶ Bases:
pyutil.env.Env
Windows specific things.
env_checks
¶
-
pyutil.env_checks.
get_username
()[source] More cross-platform implementation of retrieving a username.
This function checks the environment variables
LOGNAME
,USER
,LNAME
andUSERNAME
, in order, and returns the value of the first one which is set to a non-empty string. If none are set, the login name from the password database is returned on systems which support thepwd
module, otherwise, an exception is raised.In general, this function should be preferred over
os.getlogin()
.
Run simple checks to ensure that a user’s environment has been set up.
Easier to group similar methods in one mod then have them scattered around.
Below is a generic example of using the public methods to read in user defined configurations.
Example
>>> from env_checks import check_xdg_config_home
>>> if check_xdg_config_home():
>>> with open('module.conf', 'rt') as f:
>>> configs = f.readlines()
Matplotlib Env Checks¶
Mar 08, 2019
Just noticed today the following functions:
try:
import matplotlib as mpl
except ImportError:
pass
mpl.get_home()
mpl._get_xdg_cache_dir()
mpl._get_xdg_config_dir()
mpl._get_data_path()
Here’s an interesting way to memoize return values.:
def _logged_cached(fmt, func=None):
'''
Decorator that logs a function's return value, and memoizes that value.
After ::
@_logged_cached(fmt)
def func(): ...
the first call to *func* will log its return value at the DEBUG level using
%-format string *fmt*, and memoize it; later calls to *func* will directly
return that value.
'''
if func is None: # Return the actual decorator.
return functools.partial(_logged_cached, fmt)
called = False
ret = None
@functools.wraps(func)
def wrapper():
nonlocal called, ret
if not called:
ret = func()
called = True
_log.debug(fmt, ret)
return ret
return wrapper
-
pyutil.env_checks.
check_xdg_config_home
()[source]¶ Check to see if
$XDG_CONFIG_HOME
has been defined.- Returns
- Return type
Bool
Examples
>>> from env_checks import check_xdg_config_home >>> if check_xdg_config_home(): >>> with open('module.conf', 'rt') as f: >>> configs = f.readlines()
-
pyutil.env_checks.
check_xdg_config_home_2
(conf_file=None)[source]¶ An implementation of check_xdg_config_home that works with Python2!
Unfortunately the code is quite repetitive as it stands and needs refactoring.
Note
Has not been tested on Python2.
-
pyutil.env_checks.
env_check
(env_var)[source]¶ Search the current namescope for variable
env_var
.- Parameters
env_var (str) – Environment variable to search for. Currently case-sensitive.
- Yields
i (dict_key) – The environment variable searched for. Env vars are mapped as dicts.
Examples
>>> from env_checks import env_check >>> fzf = list(env_check('fzf')) [ '_fzf_orig_completion_awk', '_fzf_orig_completion_cat', '_fzf_orig_completion_cd', '_fzf_orig_completion_cp', '_fzf_orig_completion_diff', '_fzf_orig_completion_du', '_fzf_orig_completion_ftp', '_fzf_orig_completion_grep', '_fzf_orig_completion_head', '_fzf_orig_completion_ld', '_fzf_orig_completion_less', '_fzf_orig_completion_ln', '_fzf_orig_completion_ls', '_fzf_orig_completion_mv', '_fzf_orig_completion_pushd', '_fzf_orig_completion_rm', '_fzf_orig_completion_rmdir', '_fzf_orig_completion_sed', '_fzf_orig_completion_sort', '_fzf_orig_completion_tail', '_fzf_orig_completion_tee', '_fzf_orig_completion_telnet', '_fzf_orig_completion_uniq', '_fzf_orig_completion_wc' ]
-
pyutil.env_checks.
get_home_3
()[source]¶ Return the user’s home directory. Python3 only!
- Returns
home – The user’s home directory. Utilizes pathlib so requires Python 3. Returns
None
if the home directory isn’t found.- Return type
itersrc
¶
Iterate over all of the python files in a directory recursively.
Changed in version 0.0.1: Just added a check for python files. This could be useful as a base for a test runner.
-
pyutil.itersrc.
iter_source_code
(paths: List) → str[source]¶ Iterate over all Python source files in C{paths}.
Taken with almost no modifications from
pyflakes
.This would be a great function to call with
os.listdir()
output.- Parameters
paths (list) – A list of paths. Directories will be recursed into and any .py files found will be yielded. Any non-directories will be yielded as-is.
- Yields
full_path (str) – Absolute path to a python file.
ptags
¶
Create a tags file for Python programs, usable with vi.
Currently uses a regex to create a tags file.
Files to tag¶
functions (even inside other defs or classes)
classes
filenames
Warns about files it cannot open.
No warnings about duplicate tags.
Snagged from the scripts dir in python3.6-examples.
Todo
Use ipdb and step through while watching the tags var.
Otherwise add in PEP 257 compliant params. Try different styles and see what you like.
Handle CLAs and work with writing the tags file.
Find usable matches for tags file.
- Parameters
filename (path-like object) – File to generate tags from.
- Returns
None
- Return type
strip_space
¶
Strip only trailing whitespace from a file.
Leading whitespace is significant in Python so don’t touch it.
-
pyutil.strip_space.
backup
(src)[source]¶ Backs up a file before doing anything.
- Parameters
src (file) – File to strip trailing whitespace from. Backed up before anything.
-
pyutil.strip_space.
strip_space
(src=<_io.TextIOWrapper name='<stdin>' mode='r' encoding='utf-8'>)[source]¶ Strip all trailing whitespace out of a file.
Assumes a plaintext file. Uses sys.stdin if no argument provided.
- Parameters
src (str) – File to strip trailing whitespace from. Backed up before anything.
sys_checks
¶
Module to check a user is utilizing the proper version of python.
Even outside of the 2 to 3 incompatibilities, the standard library introduces new modules often enough that it’s useful to check what version oof Python is being run.
Assumes: All functions are imported as the module will immediately exit if directly executed.
If nothing else this is a lesson in how painful it becomes to maintain nonsense names.
Expanding to Paths¶
This module is admittedly quite limited if we only check sys.executable
.
Let’s do some general file checking with pathlib
. This module itself
was added to the standard library recently, and as a result, we’ll import it
with a try statement.
-
pyutil.sys_checks.
is_file
(file_obj)[source]¶ Check a file exists on the system.
Examples
>>> from pyutil.sys_checks import is_file >>> if is_file('path/to/file'): >>> pass
-
pyutil.sys_checks.
py_gt_exit
(min_py_version)[source]¶ Check a user’s python version is higher than some floor value.
For example, the
argparse
was only introduced in python3.2.Todo
Possibly change API so funcs return a value on success.
_logging
¶
Logger¶
Set up a more generalized logger. This differs from 05_log.py in that it should be decoupled from IPython and provide reasonable defaults to fall back on if it is executed by something other than IPython.
This will occur as the directory in which the logging.Logger
is
determined in either a module function or a class method.
Formatter¶
From logging.Formatter
:
Formatter instances are used to convert a logging.LogRecord
to text.
Formatters need to know how a LogRecord is constructed. They are responsible for converting a LogRecord to (usually) a string which can be interpreted by either a human or an external system. The base Formatter allows a formatting string to be specified. If none is supplied, the the style-dependent default value, “%(message)s”, “{message}”, or “${message}”, is used.
The Formatter can be initialized with a format string which makes use of knowledge of the LogRecord attributes - e.g. the default value mentioned above makes use of the fact that the user’s message and arguments are pre- formatted into a LogRecord’s message attribute. Currently, the useful attributes in a LogRecord are described by:
%(name)s Name of the logger (logging channel) %(levelno)s Numeric logging level for the message (DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL) %(levelname)s Text logging level for the message (“DEBUG”, “INFO”, “WARNING”, “ERROR”, “CRITICAL”) %(pathname)s Full pathname of the source file where the logging call was issued (if available) %(filename)s Filename portion of pathname %(module)s Module (name portion of filename) %(lineno)d Source line number where the logging call was issued (if available) %(funcName)s Function name %(created)f Time when the LogRecord was created (time.time() return value) %(asctime)s Textual time when the LogRecord was created %(msecs)d Millisecond portion of the creation time %(relativeCreated)d Time in milliseconds when the LogRecord was created, relative to the time the logging module was loaded (typically at application startup time) %(thread)d Thread ID (if available) %(threadName)s Thread name (if available) %(process)d Process ID (if available) %(message)s The result of record.getMessage(), computed just as the record is emitted
Logging API¶
-
class
pyutil._logging.
QueueHandler
(queue)[source]¶ Bases:
logging.Handler
This handler store logs events into a queue.
-
pyutil._logging.
queued_logging
(debug=True, logfile=None, name='__name__')[source]¶ All the produced logs using the standard logging function will be collected in a queue by the
queue_handler
as well as outputted on the standard errorstderr_handler
.The verbosity and the format of the log message is controlled by the
debug
parameter- debug=False:
a concise log format will be used, debug messsages will be discarded and only important message will be passed to the
stderr_handler
- debug=True:
an extended log format will be used, all messages will be processed by both the handlers
- Parameters
debug (Bool) – Set the logger to
logging.DEBUG
.logfile (str, optional) – Path-like object
name (
Logger()
name, optional) – Optional but better to set a more tailored logger than the root logger.


What We Love And Hate About The 2019 Ford Ranger
The Ranger is new for the US market, but not as new as you'd think.
by Jared RosenholtzFord hasn't competed in the mid-size pickup truck segment since the Ranger left the US market back in 2011. While a new Ranger has returned for the 2019 model year, the truck isn't as new as you'd expect. This fourth-generation Ranger (codenamed the T6) has been on the market in other parts of the world since 2011, meaning it is already showing some signs of age. In fact, Ford is already working on the next-generation Ranger, which is expected to arrive in 2022.
Before the new Ranger arrives, we had a chance to drive the current model for a week, There are plenty of elements we like about it but the Ranger isn't perfect and we have some recommendations for the next-generation model.
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Love: The Styling
This generation Ranger may have been introduced over seven years ago but the styling looks modern next to its competitors in the mid-size truck segment. Ford has made some tweaks to the design for the US, creating what we feel is one of the most handsome mid-size trucks around. Our tester was particularly attractive with a cool shade of Lightning Blue and the Sport Appearance Package with Magnetic Grey accents. If we were to order a Ranger for ourselves, this is the exact exterior combination we would choose.
Change: The Technology
Tweaking the styling has kept the Ranger looking fresh but there are still places where the truck's old bones poke through. Ford's Sync3 infotainment is starting to feel its age, so hopefully, the next-generation Ranger gets the company's new Sync4 system. This generation Ranger also has the same gauge cluster we hated in the Edge ST, which annoyingly splits important information between two small screens on either side of the speedometer.
Although the Ranger has plenty of safety tech compared to its competitors, some of these features aren't as advanced as other Ford models. For example, the Ranger's adaptive cruise control can not bring the truck to a full stop in traffic.
Love: The Comfort
Full-size trucks have mostly moved on from their utilitarian roots to become comfortable daily runabouts. Mid-size trucks, on the other hand, can be quite stiff and unrefined in some instances. The Ranger, luckily, does not suffer from this issue. The ride is smooth and the steering is light, meaning the truck is easy to negotiate in tight parking lots. We enjoyed the seat comfort in our Lariat trim tester and we'd much prefer to drive the Ranger on a long highway journey compared to the Toyota Tacoma we tested earlier this year.
Change: The Interior Materials
The top F-150 trims offer enough creature comforts to consider one over an expensive luxury sedan but the mid-size Ranger isn't quite as nice. Our top Lariat trim was fitted with leather seats and improved interior materials but there are still plenty of hard plastic surfaces inside and the feeling is even worse on lower trims. We hope Ford brings some of the comfort features from its larger F-150 down to the Ranger in the next generation.
Love: The Engine
Ford only offers the Ranger with one engine and transmission option in the US: a 2.3-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder producing 270 horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque going out to a 10-speed automatic. This powertrain feels much quicker than the V6 found in the Tacoma and is capable of towing up to 7,500 pounds, which is class-leading. We wish there was a manual option, but it seems like fewer trucks in this segment are continuing to offer one.
Change: Offer A Raptor Version
We understand why Ford didn't go through the trouble of bringing the Raptor model to the US, given the amount of development work that would have been required on an already aging truck platform. But there are rumors that the next-generation Ranger will spawn a Raptor model in the US, known internally as "Project Redback." The global market Ranger Raptor is powered by a twin-turbo diesel engine, which likely wouldn't sell well here. But we hope and expect that the next-generation Raptor will make it stateside.


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Get the inverse of this matrix as a 2-by-2. Returns the zero matrix if singular.
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Get the symmetric inverse of this matrix as a 3-by-3. Returns the zero matrix if singular.
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Solve A * x = b, where b is a column vector. This is more efficient than computing the inverse in one-shot cases. Solve only the upper 2-by-2 matrix equation.
Solve A * x = b, where b is a column vector. This is more efficient than computing the inverse in one-shot cases.


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Palmetto (1998)
Director: Volker Schlondorff Cast: Woody Harrelson, Elisabeth Shue, Gina Gershon, Tom Wright, Michael Rapaport Screenplay: E. Max Frye Producers: Matthias Wendlandt Runtime: 110 min. US Distribution: Sony Pictures Entertainment Rated R: language, sex, violence
By Nathaniel R. Atcheson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Woody Harrelson typically stars in films that I detest. More importantly, perhaps, is the fact that Woody Harrelson typically plays as characters that I detest. Natural Born Killers, which is one of the worst films of all time, features Harrelson as one of the most deplorable excuses for a human being I've ever seen. Kingpin, one of the worst comedies of all time, features Harrelson in an unsympathetic role as another terrible guy. And other films in which he has a significant part, such as Indecent Proposal (which I hate) and recently Wag the Dog, all show Harrelson playing scum.
Harry Barber is his name. He lives in the small town of Palmetto, Florida. Upon his release from jail in the opening scenes, he is courted by his old girlfriend, Nina (Gina Gershon), and goes to live with her. Not long after this, Harry finds himself sitting in a bar, at which point he accidentally meets Rhea Malroux (Elisabeth Shue), who has a business proposition for him.
Of course, everyone will be in on the joke, Rhea tells Harry. There won't be any kidnapping, because the daughter, Odette (Chloe Sevigny), wants some of the money, so she is doing it willingly. And everything goes as planned for about five seconds, until Harry makes various revelations at even intervals throughout the film, until suddenly what has been clear to the audience since they all saw the preview is finally clear to Harry, as well.
Palmetto is okay.  These are the kinds of plot twists you can't predict (they all caught me by surprise), but the interesting thing is that, looking back on the film, there are hints towards all of them. I like it when films do this, because it's clear that at least they didn't come out of nowhere.
I love Elisabeth Shue. She is luminous and wonderful. I can watch her for hours. She's great in Palmetto, although she is the kind of character that I would imagine most actors probably wouldn't want to play: Rhea is all superficial gloss, and there is no substance beneath that which we can see. Without giving away too much of the plot (I fear I already have...), let me just say that in order to understand the things she does, we would need a psychologist analyzing her every word and action. I don't doubt that there are people like this in the world, but if I were to meet them, I'd like to know what makes them act this way.
I like Gina Gershon, too, but she seems more suited to play the role of the lustful wench that Shue has. And Michael Rapport is one of those actors that I dislike immensely. I can not think of an actor that irritates me more than this man. I think back to Copland and cringe. I reflect on my experience watching Metro, and the thought of him annoys me. He's obnoxious, and full of himself, and overflowing with testosterone and machismo. I don't like him at all. And for those of you who have seen this film, there is a scene towards the end featuring chemicals. I like this scene very much.
The tone of the film, provided by director Volker Schlondorff, is fairly well-established. Palmetto has a lot of atmosphere, and the damp and scummy setting of this small Florida town is rich in texture. As I watched, I was somewhat reminded of the far-superior Body Heat, of which Palmetto often seems like a remake.
Unfortunately, the film disintegrates into pure ridiculousness by the final scene. Most of the film isn't even remotely plausible, but I was adequately sidetracked through most of its running time.  I liked the way Palmetto unravels, but absurdity can do in even the most interesting pictures. I did get something new out of Palmetto, however--I can now be confident that Woody Harrelson isn't bound by playing awful people. >From 0-10: 6 Grade: C+
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A sweet-salty twist on a classic North Carolina lemon pie that's as lazy and beachy as summer should be.
ingredients
For the crust:
1 1/2 sleeves of saltine crackers (about 6 ounces or 60 crackers)
1/2 cup softened unsalted butter
3 tablespoons sugar
For the filling:
One 14-ounce can sweetened condensed milk
4 egg yolks
1/2 cup lemon or lime juice or a mix of the two
Fresh whipped cream, for garnish
Coarse sea salt, for garnish
preparation
1. Preheat oven to 350° F.
2. Crush the crackers finely, but not to dust. You can use a food processor or your hands. Add the sugar, then knead in the butter until the crumbs hold together like dough. Press into an 8-inch pie pan. Chill for 15 minutes, then bake for 18 minutes or until the crust is golden brown.
3. While the crust is cooling (it doesn't need to be cold), beat the egg yolks into the milk, then beat in the citrus juice. It is important to completely combine these ingredients. Pour into the shell and bake for 16 minutes until the filling has set.
4. The pie needs to be completely cold to be sliced. Serve with fresh whipped cream and a sprinkling of sea salt.
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HOWTO : avoid concurrency issues on a database
While some people will try to explain just exactly what kind of database locking types exist, I am a big fan of the more pragmatic approach : how to avoid concurrency issues.
1. Keep a history of your data, or use versioning on your table.
If you are using a value that gets updated by another transaction within your own transaction, chances are you are supposed to keep a history of the row versions.
Edit : how to actually do this
Add a datetime field to your table called "ValidUntil", and set it to maxdate default.
In your datalayer, on update/delete, make a row copy, set "ValidUntil" of the original row to the current date, and "ValidUntil" of the new row to maxdate. Don't use a null value instead of maxdate, since it might have some performance impact on some databases regarding index usage etc...
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Use a database for temporary storage, and use a queue to deploy your staging stuff to the production database. Using a queue, you are sure that no transactions are interfering with each other, since you can allow only 1 job at the time using the queue.
3. If there might be some row -or level locking, bring the database down
Users - at least I do - find it annoying being busy with something, and having to abort it (because of database locks, or some other stuff)
I personally prefer to see a message like this :
the database is currently down for maintenance, please try again within .. minutes.
instead of having to restart my job all over again.
4. Get latest version of volatile data
.. using a view on the available data. Things like current stock etc should be calculated on the fly while being requested.
If you are having performance issues, try using a materialized view....
5. Review your code/model
Chances are your model is not exactly correct. Check point #1
Conclusion
Being an the only Oracle DBA at our national television station, I tend to have a lot of knowledge considering databases. While the difference in database lock types might make an interesting speech, the main issue here is trying to avoid them using the tips mentioned above...


An arithmetic series has first term and common difference , where and are non-zero, and a geometric series has common ratio .
The 1st, and terms of the arithmetic series are equal to the first three terms of the geometric series.
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I'm supposed to by typing a report and here I am--just procrastinating a few (more and more) hours of this day away. No surprise, the report that I promised would be done today and had every intention of doing is still not completed. So here I sit at 1:04AM reading some other experiences and I'm blown away more and more by each one I read. Like, yeah, that is sooooooooo me.
First things first -- I'm a recovering alcoholic and proud to say I have seven years of sobriety (without a drink) under my belt. I'm also a 35 year old woman with two kids and a husband and a house and a dysfunctional extended family, etc. etc. The good news is that I found sobriety through a great psychiatrist who treated me when I was sent to the hospital against my will and full of vodka. I trusted this guy like I trusted none of the others that I saw. I went to them because I was an 'insomniac' and a 'nervous wreck.' Well, that's what alcoholism does to you.
Alcohol was my lover, my drug of choice--the harder and faster the better and I was good at it. That was until the police, the DUI's and the mental wards, the broken relationships, all the bad stuff that comes along with addiction. After three rehabs I finally got it.  I was one of those party girls who loved to drink and drive. I wanted to go-go-go wherever the party was. The attention, the whatever, to fill what was missing inside of me. I kind of felt like the hole in the donut--that kind of thing.
The depakote was a good thing for me. It kept me from the extreme highs and lows of getting sober, that I'll say with certainty. I gained a few pounds which was not cool. I'm 5'10' and about 140 lbs, not heavy by any means and definitely a good-looking woman (all ego-aside of course) but when I look in a mirror--I see someone else.
A year and a half ago I read an article about ADHD. I took it to my Psych's office and I said 'This is me!!!!. I lose everything, purse, keys, phone numbers, important papers, whatever. I forget to do things all the time, and I am completely unorganized but take excessive time getting ready for anywhere I go, to look 'perfect', which accounts for my chronic 'tardiness'--or as I would say, I'm just late and that's the way it is. I think I set myself up for this mad lifestyle, who knows. Anyway, my Dr. ran me through a series of tests, lots of questions and I basically had myself diagnosed. Bam, I was on Adderall. Started slow, 20, then thirty then he said my metabolism is extremely high. Now I've been on 4 and one half 20 mg tablets daily. That's a joke. Talk about not sleeping??? Days running together?? Sometimes it takes me 40 mg to just open my eyes in the morning.
I like it. I like it because I thought I'd be more organized, my house would be extremely clean and I'd be thin thin thin!! Well, at first, yes. Then, NO NO NO NO. I eat them like candy. It's not unusual for me to take 140 mg a day, then the next day only 100. I've lost count at times and I've lost severe amounts of sleep. When I hit that 'valley' at the end of the day when I don't want to take anymore, I'm a madwoman. Freaking on my kids and anyone close to me. I have no patience or tolerance. Thank God I haven't picked up a drink.
My mind takes me to some crazy places. The compulsive behavior, the shopping sprees, the 'old' negative behaviors I don't need to go into, the food binges after not eating for awhile. I haven't lost weight. I've gained it back and then some!  I feel like I'm constantly aging. Then yeah, at times I feel like it's working, or it might if I took the dosages correctly. Klonopin can ease the jitters but finding the right balance is rare, I know it when I have it. I'm up there, yet I'm calm.
Everything I plan on doing--I don't complete. This report I will complete. Do I think it's addicting? Please. Of course I do. So, what is my Psych. thinking?   When is the medical profession going to realize a drug is a drug is a drug?? I know deep in my heart I am ADHD and probably always have been. But I am not cut out for Adderall.
This is dangerous stuff. I'm not stupid--I probably know as much about mind altering drugs as any pharmacist in my city. And what I don't know the pharmacists in the Program can tell me. I don't know, I don't want to be dependent upon it. I kicked the booze. I got a life back and beautiful family. I don't want it, yet I need it. And it is for my ADHD so I don't feel bad about it, or do I???
I'll talk to my DR. in two days. I'm going to tell him how I'm feeling. My feelings are a nightmare. That I know. So I'll wake up at 5:30 and do that 'other' report that was due early this morning. I lose track of time on this stuff. Huge lots of time. I can get so into browsing in a store that I'll lose two hours and I cannot even believe it! I don't know. I have to get honest with my Dr. I have to tell him my tolerance is making me take more, or is it just the addict in me? I wish I could just go back to being a plain old boring recovering alcoholic. It's almost in vogue to be in a 12-Step Program these days. From the Sopranos to the soaps, everybody is trying to stop. And I'll stop for now.
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A long time ago, my mother and father met while they were living in the Philippines. My mom was from Manila, while my dad was from the mountains, Baquio City. How they met I am not sure, but I do know that it was love at first sight. After getting to know each other and marrying, my father decided to enroll into the US Navy where he ended up being stationed in the Navy Base in Hawaii. Soon after, my mom, my aunt and grandma moved to Honolulu, Hawaii to start a new life in the US.
As time went by, my mom and dad made my family. I am the second youngest out of 7 sisters. Yes, 7. They tried hard for a boy but alas, it was not meant to be. After my dad passed away, my mom met my step dad! He was in the AIRFORCE and was going to be stationed in Washington so he took all of us to the mainland where we have resided ever since. We are all grown up and living different lives but we always have time to visit each other.
Video games have been a huge part of my life since I was a kid. I remember long nights with my sisters playing games and watching beat levels that were to difficult for me. So now everytime I play video games, it brings me joy and fond memories like it does for everyone else. But along with training my mind, I love training my body! I love going to the gym 4 times a week doing some strength training! I prefer using free weights rather than using machines as I get better range of motion. Sharp body, sharp mind.
When I am not at the gym or playing video games at home, I like to be out and about! My family and I love to travel every chance that we get. Las Vegas, Hawaii, and Canada are our favorite places to go! It's fun to be away from work sometimes. Last but not least, I love food!! Whenever I have time and money, I like to go and explore around Seattle and try different resturants, cafes, diners, and bars. Sometimes I am disappointed but most of the time, I find out I like things I have never even heard of! Expanding your knowledge of all things, including food, I feel are very important to being a well-rounded individual.
Growing up, I thought I knew what I wanted to study when I graduated high school. Started out my freshman year in college doing computer science, ended up not liking it as it was too complex for me. Next up, I tried to become a veternarian and tried out for the police academy. Unfortunately, I found out that I could not handle blood or the intense situations when it comes to children and animals. I love them too much to see anything bad happen to them. After that, I went and got 2 culinary degrees in Banquet and Catering, resturant production, then proceeded to pursue my BA in Business Marketing. Due to the fact I love food and love to take care of people, I want to own bed and breakfast in the future.
After taking a break from school and becoming bored with my career in retail, I wanted to do something hands on again, which my sister then introduced me to Epicodus. And WHOO-WEE! I haven't been this challenged in a long time! I absolutely missed the thrill of a great challenge! The feeling of making something and having it actually work gives me a sense of satisfaction. With the guide of Epicodus, I hope to elevate my passion for programming to higher levels and start a long lasting career in the Technological world!
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This is the interface for session managers that store user variables for
RiveScript. User variables include those set with the <set>
tag or the
setUservar()
function, as well as recent reply history and private internal
state variables.
The default session manager keeps the variables in memory. This means the bot
doesn't remember users after you restart the program; but the functions
getUservars()
and setUservars()
are available to export and import the
variables yourself.
If you prefer a more active session manager that stores and retrieves user variables from a MySQL, MongoDB or Redis database, you can replace the default session manager with one that implements that backend (or write one yourself that implements this SessionManager API).
To use a session manager, you'd typically do something like:
const RedisSessions = require("rivescript-contrib-redis");
// Provide the sessionManager option to use this instead of
// the default MemorySessionManager.
var bot = new RiveScript({
sessionManager: new RedisSessions("localhost:6379")
});
To implement your own session manager, you should extend the
SessionManager
class and implement a compatible object.
Set user variables for the user username
. The args
should be an object
of key/value pairs. The values are usually strings, but they can be other
types as well (e.g. arrays or other objects) for some internal data
structures such as input/reply history.
A value of null
for a variable means it should be deleted from the
user's session store.
Retrieve a stored variable for a user.
If the user doesn't exist, this should resolve null
. If the user does
exist, but the key does not, this function should resolve the
string value "undefined"
.
Retrieve all stored user variables for the user username
.
This should resolve an object of the key/value pairs you have stored for
the user. If the user doesn't exist, resolve null
.
Retrieve all variables about all users.
This should return an object that maps usernames to an object of their variables. For example:
{ "user1": {
"topic": "random",
"name": "Alice"
},
"user2": {
"topic": "random",
"name": "Bob"
}
}
Reset all variables stored about a particular user.
Reset all data about all users.
Make a snapshot of the user's variables so that they can be restored
later via thaw()
. This is the implementation for
RiveScript.freezeUservars()
Restore the frozen snapshot of variables for a user.
This should replace all of a user's variables with the frozen copy
that was snapshotted with freeze()
. If there are no frozen variables,
this function should be a no-op (maybe print a warning?)
Valid options for action
reflect the usage of rs.thawUservars()
:
thaw
: Restore the variables and delete the frozen copy (default)discard
: Do not restore the variables, but delete the frozen copykeep
: Restore the variables and keep the frozen copyYou do not need to override this method. This returns the default session
variables for a new user, e.g. with the variable topic="random"
as per
the RiveScript spec.
This is the default in-memory session store for RiveScript.
It keeps all user variables in an object in memory and does not persist them to disk. This means it won't remember user variables between reboots of your bot's program, but it remembers just fine during its lifetime.
The RiveScript methods getUservars()
and setUservars()
are available to
export and import user variables as JSON-serializable objects so that your
program could save them to disk on its own.
See the documentation for SessionManager
for information on extending
RiveScript with an alternative session store.
This is a session manager implementation that does not remember any user variables. It is mostly useful for unit tests.


Public Member Functions | |
Destructor | |
| virtual | ~DOMErrorHandler () |
| Destructor. | |
Functions introduced in DOM Level 3 | |
| virtual bool | handleError (const DOMError &domError)=0 |
| This method is called on the error handler when an error occurs. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
Hidden constructors | |
| DOMErrorHandler () |
DOMErrorHandler is a callback interface that the DOM implementation can call when reporting errors that happens while processing XML data, or when doing some other processing (e.g. validating a document).
The application that is using the DOM implementation is expected to implement this interface.
| DOMErrorHandler::DOMErrorHandler | ( | ) | [protected] |
| virtual DOMErrorHandler::~DOMErrorHandler | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Destructor.
| virtual bool DOMErrorHandler::handleError | ( | const DOMError & | domError | ) | [pure virtual] |
This method is called on the error handler when an error occurs.
If an exception is thrown from this method, it is considered to be equivalent of returning true
.
| domError | The error object that describes the error, this object may be reused by the DOM implementation across multiple calls to the handleError method. |
true
the DOM implementation should continue as if the error didn't happen when possible, if the method returns false
then the DOM implementation should stop the current processing when possible.


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>>> print("hello world") hello world >>> print(3+2) 5 >>> a = 5 >>> print(a+2) 7
message = input() print("I've got a message: " + message) number = int(input()) print(number+1)
To read a decimal number, use float
instead of int
when converting.
>>> 10+8 18 >>> 10-30 -20 >>> 34.2*6<PHONE_NUMBER>0000002 >>> 5/2 2.5
>>> 3 == 3 # Equality test True >>> 4 != 4 # Inequality test False >>> 35.2 < 34 False >>> 24 > 2 True >>> 2 > 2 False >>> 2 >= 2 # "Greater or equal" True >>> a = 10 >>> a > 7 and a < 12 # Same as 7 < a < 12 in mathematical notation True >>> b = False # Boolean values True and False are regular values and can be assigned to variables >>> not b # Negation True
>>> a = 3 >>> if a > 2: ... print("A is bigger than 2") ... else: ... print("A is smaller than 2") ...  A is 3 >>> if a != 3: ... print("some message") ... >>>
As you can see the else
is not mandatory.
The last if statement doesn't print anything because a != 3
is false.
>>> i = 0 >>> while i < 10: ... print("Doing something for the #" + str(i+1) + " time") ... i = i+1 ... Doing something for the #1 time Doing something for the #2 time Doing something for the #3 time Doing something for the #4 time Doing something for the #5 time Doing something for the #6 time Doing something for the #7 time Doing something for the #8 time Doing something for the #9 time Doing something for the #10 time >>>
>>> mustContinue = True >>> while mustContinue: ... message = input() ... if message == "stop": ... mustContinue = False ... messaggio a caso rickroll stop >>>
Syntax errors happen when the python interpreter doesn't understand what you typed. Check your program carefully!
>>> 3a = 2 File "<stdin>", line 1 3a = 2 ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Variables cannot start with a digit, so we get a syntax error.
>>> if a < 5 File "<stdin>", line 1 if a < 5 ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Every statement like if
, while
and so on needs to be ended with :
, otherwise we get an error.
>>> c+3 Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> NameError: name 'c' is not defined
The c
variable was not assigned anything to previously. Initialize every variable before using it.
>>> if a >= 3: ... print(a+3) ... print(a-3) File "<stdin>", line 3 print(a-3) ^ IndentationError: unindent does not match any outer indentation level
Every syntactic block is indented and its istruction have the same alignment. In this case adding two spaces at the beginning of the third line would make the code correct.
>>> i = 0 >>> while i < 1000: ... print(i)
Don't forget to increment the index variable at the end of the loop, otherwise your program will never finish.


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