This wonder of the world is the most valuable treasure in Jordan, and also its main tourist attraction in the country. A unique city sculpted on the rocks by the Nebauteus, the Arabic people who once lived in the Jordan deserts around Petra, a place that became a very important mark of the Silk route and other goods that were transported between Saudi Arabia, China, Greece, Egypt, Syria, and Rome. Petra Petra and as the Nabateans used to call it “Raqmu” is one of the most famous cities in Jordan due to its archaeological and architectural history. The city is also known as the Rose City due to its pink rocks formations. Petra was established in 312 AC, and it became the capital of the Nabateans people, who were referred to in the Bible. They inhabited the region of Petra between the IV AC and II DC. Petra was also a very important commercial center between the Arabic peninsula and Damascus in Syria, and today Petra is the most visited tourist attraction in Jordan. The Romans conquered Petra in 106 A.C, and they turned the territory into a roman province. During the second and third centuries, Petra continued to grow and in the seventh century, the Romans lost the power of Petra to Islam. In the 12th century, Petra was once again taken by different leaders and for a while, Petra was hidden until it was found by Swiss explores Johann Ludwig Burckhardt, who was responsible to announce the city into the world with his poem “a rose-red city half as old as time.” One of the Seven Wonders of the World In 2007, Petra was recognized as one of the Seven Wonders of the World and UNESCO described the city as “one of the most precious properties of the cultural inheritance of mankind.” Petra has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985. Petra Where is Petra located? Petra is located in the territory between the Dead Sea and the Gulf of Aqaba, in the mountains of the east side of the Wadi Araba. In the city of Petra, many ancient monuments can be found such as the Roman Theater, the Royal Tombs, and others. Ruins of Petra (Places to visit in Petra) There is a lot more to see in Petra other than the beautifully famous Treasury. With 60 square kilometers site, there are numerous attractions there. You will find below covered the main sites that you should see when you’re visiting Petra. Bab el Siq Bab el Siq is the gate of Siq, the main entrance to the city. As you arrive, you will see three square blocks carved into the rock, then you will see the tomb of the 1st century A.D. The bottom is where you can find the Triclinium, a banquet room. On the opposite side of the cliff, you will see a double inscription in Nabataean and Greek. Siq The Siq is a strait measuring more than a kilometer long and 80 meters high. Walking through the Siq is an impressive experience; the colors of the rock formations are magical. Siq is the old entrance that leads to the city of Petra. The Siq starts at the dam and ends at the opposite side, in the treasure area. Siq is a divided rock that has about 1200m in length and a width that varies from 3 to 12 meters; the height of the rocks can reach up to 80 meters. Most of the Siq rock is natural, but there is another part that was sculpted by the Nabataean people. On both sides of the Siq, there are channels to draw water from the valley of Moses (Wadi Musa). The ingenuity is incredible on the right side, you can see that the water flowed through pipes made of ceramics, while the left channel was all carved in the rock and covered with panels made of stone, spaces can be found just to filter the water. Right at the beginning of the Siq, it is still possible to see the original dams of the Nabataeans, creations that prevented the Siq from being flooded. Petra Al Khazneh (The Treasury) The entrance to the city of the Nabataeans is made through the Siq, a strait measuring around one km long, flanked by rocks that reach up to 80 meters high. A walk through the Siq is a unique experience. The colors and rock formations you will see are impressive. During the walk as you reach the end of the Siq, the great treasure begins to emerge, the postcard Al-Khazneh, one of the ruins of Petra, the most famous among them. The natural beauty and the remarkable architectural features of this place will blow your mind. A simply fantastic experience, the façade is 30 meters wide and 43 high. It was sculpted directly on the pink rock itself. The construction was made in the middle of the first century to be the tomb of a great Nabataean King; the place undoubtedly represents the genius of these ancient people. The Treasury is one of the wonders you can find in the ruins of Petra. There are several, or rather, hundreds of tombs made in the rock, Roman theater, obelisks, temples, altars for offering sacrifices and colonnaded streets, and, high up in the valley, there is the sumptuous Ad-Deir Monastery. Petra Petra Royal Tombs Downhill from the Theatre is a larger thoroughfare. Within its west-facing cliffs, there are some of the most impressive burial places in Petra, known collectively as the ‘Royal Tombs’. They look particularly stunning bathed in the golden light of sunset; there are four of them one next to the other. However, they suffered flood damage over the centuries which lead to some of their facades no being as well kept, possibly part of the reason they are not as famous as the Treasury. There are steps that lead up to them and you can actually visit the inside of these tombs. The Urn Tomb The Urn Tomb is one of the four royal tombs in Petra. Built during the second half of the first century by King Areta and his son Malco II, It had two layers of safes and is thought to be the tomb of King Nabateno, Malco II. It has a huge terrace and a majestic Doric patio, carved in the rocks. A rare inscription inside one of the rooms indicates that the site was converted into a church in 447 AD by Bishop Jason. The interior of the tomb measures 18m by 20m. The Silk Tomb Located right next to the Urn Tomb, the Silk Tomb measures to 10.8 meters wide and 19 meters high; it has a central door and 4 columns. The name was given due to the color of the stone used in the construction. The Corinthian Tomb The Corinthian tomb's facade measures 27.55 meters wide and 26 meters high. It is very similar to the Silk Tomb, but it does not have as many decorations on it. There, you will find 4 sinks or basins of water that were probably used in cleaning or purification rituals of the body. Inside the tomb, there are still four rooms. The Palace Tomb Measuring 49 meters wide and 46 meters high, the Palace Tomb has twelve columns and four entrances for burial. It is distinctive among the Royal Tombs for its rock-hewn façade. Petra High Place of Sacrifice The High Place of Sacrifice is located on a mountain top in Petra. The start of the walk to this location is just before the start of the amphitheater. There are about 800 steps to get to the top over there. As the name suggests, High Place of Sacrifice is where they used to carry out sacrifices. These sacrifices entailed libations, animal sacrifices and smoking of frankincense. The famous biblical passage where Abraham, as a proof of devotion to God, almost sacrificed his son, who was saved by an angel, happened in the mountains of Petra. The tomb of the prophet Aaron, a sacred site for Muslims, is preserved today also in the region of Petra. In honor of the prophet, a goat is sacrificed annually, as many pilgrims believe that the Tomb carries the spirit of the prophet Araão (brother of the Prophet Moses). Petra Petra Theater The Theater was sculpted on the mountainside; it has three rows of seats, seven stairs, and can accommodate 4000 spectators. The theater was built during the rule of King Aretas IV (4 BC-27 BC). Petra Colonnade Street With columns on each side, the Colonnade is a street that runs through the center of Petra. The Colonnade Street is mostly now in ruins. This is due to the frequent flash floods that took place over the past thousands of years. Petra Ad Deir (The Monastery) Hidden high in the hills, the Monastery is one of the legendary monuments of Petra. Similar in design to the Treasury but far more bigger; it is 50m wide and 45m high. The Monastery was built in the 3rd century BCE as a Nabataean tomb. Its name was derived from the crosses carved on the inside walls. It is considered the second most commonly visited monument in the city of Petra, after the Treasury. Petra Wadi Musa The Wadi Musa, meaning the Valle of Moses, is a long valley close to many mountains where a Bedouin camp sells local handicrafts, such as pottery, accessories, and bottles with colored sand where cars can’t be used and people walk around and rent horses, camels or a horse-drawn carriage. Petra The Archaeological Museum of Petra and the Nabataean Museum of Petra In Petra, there are two museums; the Museum of Petra and the Nabataean Museum of Petra, both with ancient legacies from the excavations in the region and which expose the city's historical past to the public. How to get around the ruins of Petra? To protect the place, vehicles cannot travel there. But, if you don't want to walk, you can rent a horse or a horse-drawn carriage to move around the Siq. Elderly people or people with special needs are entitled to a special authorization issued by the Visitors Center (located at the entrance). The service has an extra fee to allow the carriage to enter Petra, to visit the main tourist attractions. Petra When is the best time to visit Petra? The best time to visit Petra is during the spring and autumn months as temperatures aren't so high.Petra is best enjoyed in the early and mid-morning sun or at the afternoon a few hours before sunset when the late sun turns the natural pink rocks into an even prettier color. Petra Petra in Hollywood Petra has been in a few of the most famous movies in Hollywood such as Indiana Jones, Transformers 2, and it is also mentioned in the Mortal Kombat Movie. Facts about Petra ● Petra is also called the 'Lost City'; that’s because, in spite of its being such an important city in antiquity, after the 14th century AD, Petra was completely lost to the western world. ● The name Petra originates from the Greek word ‘petros’ which means rocks. Petra is also known as Al-Batra in Arabic. ● Between 1BC and 8 AD, Petra experienced severe earthquakes and in 362 AD half of the city was destroyed. ● It is believed that Petra was established in 312 BC which then makes the city one of the oldest cities in the world. ● During 2016, while using satellite imagery, archaeologists discovered a large and previously unknown monumental structure buried beneath the sands of Petra.


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FIFA bans soccer official for taking funds, forgery
ZURICH (AP) - FIFA has banned a former soccer official for 10 years for mismanaging “a significant amount” of money from the governing body.
FIFA says former Tanzanian soccer federation president Jamal Malinzi received $528,000 over four years to repay alleged loans he made that “lack proper justification or explanation.”
Malinzi also received $55,000 in prize money earned by Tanzania’s under-17 team at the African youth championship in 2017.
FIFA says Malinzi was a member of its development committee - allocating project funds worldwide - and its fair play and social responsibility committee from 2013-17 when he was taking money.
Malinzi was also fined 500,000 Swiss francs ($503,000).
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NZ has one of highest rates of melanoma in teh world
most common cancer NZ men 25-44yo
11% of all cancer registrations
tenth most common cause of death from cancer
mortality invasive melanoma = 15%
males > females
mortality 90% higher cf. females
Melanoma = type of skin cnacner that develops from melanocytes
normally located in basal layer of epidermis or whitin dermis
may develop wihin existing melanocytic naevus
more often arises in normal skin
Maori/Pacific
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signifiantly less common
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2.7/100 000 people /year
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present with thicker lesions
Melanocytic naevus
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benign proliferation of melanocytes
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Most euro NZers have 20-50 moles
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congential/acquired
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Development of new mole >50yo less common
Atypical naevus/Clark’s naevus
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melanocytic naevus
- unusual in appearacne
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Most develop during childhood
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>5 = higher risk of melanoma
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atypical =
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size >5-6mm
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Border htat is blurry or ill-defined
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unusual irregular shape
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variation in colour
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variation in profile i.e. flat and rasied parts
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Risk factors for melanoma:
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Age:
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>60yo
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older men - thicker lesions
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1-2% in children - thicker lesions
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Past history of skin cancer (inc. non-melanoma)
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melanoma = 10x increase developing another melanoma
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non melanoma = 4x
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Family history o fmelanoma
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first degree = 2x
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10% of people with melanoma have family hisotry of melanoma in first degree relative
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Number of moles
- number of melanocytic naevi increases: esp if >100
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Type of mole
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atypical naevi
- 6x inc if >5
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UV radiation
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Skin type
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Changeable weather:
- intermittent cf. constant: sunseeking behaviour
Types of melanoma
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10% are non-pigmented
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Superficial spreading melanoma
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most common
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sun exposed parts of body
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flat patch that is irregularly shaped
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irregularly pigmented
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irregular outline
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porlonged pre-invasive in-situ phase
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Nodular melanoma
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2nd most common type
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rapidly growing
- over several wekes to months
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pink, red, brown or black nodule
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pigmentation more uniform cf. SSM
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may arise within existing melanocytic naevus or in normal appearing skin
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more likely to bleed/ulcerate
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doesn’t have in-situ phase
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EFG(elevated, firm and growing)
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Lentigo maligna melanoma
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sundamaged skin in older people
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long pre-invasive insitu stage - years to decades
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enlarging irregularly pigmented freckle
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Acra lentiginous melanoma
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palms, soles, underneath finger/toe nails
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5% melanomas
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most common in dark-skinned
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may not demonstrate characteristic associetated with melanoma at other body sites
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Mucosal lentiginous melanoma
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arise from mucosal or paramucosal sites
- vulva, vagina, anus, penis, eyelids, conjunctiva, oral cavity, lips
Toenails/subungla melanoma
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longitudinal melanoychia (brown/black stripe throughout full length of nail)
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skin surrounding nail folds may be involved
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most comon = subungal haematoma
ABCDE checklist
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blurred
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ragged edges
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excision if >3 points or more
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Mole mapping most useful in patients with a large number of moles, atypical naevi, oles on back that are hard to see and those at high risk ok melanoma
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advantages:
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lesions of concern are detected early - allowing careful follow-up
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coloured lesions where any part is not skin coloured
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uncertain diagnosis
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bleedinglesions on foot or under nail
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Excision:
in situ (pTis) : 5mm margin
pT1 \<1mm: 1cm
>1mm = refer
pT2-pT3 1-4mm: 1-2cm
pT4 >4mm: 2cm
sentinal node biopsy discuss with patients who have a primary tumour 1.2-3.5mm thick
genetic testing not worthwhile
CLark’s Level
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Breslow thickness
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- Developed apnicare.com (Backend)
- First Runner Up at Literary Fest 2016.
- Managed fresher Party as coordinator
- First Runner Up in Science Olympiad 2011, Army School Allahabad
- Participated in Innotech 2016, KIET Group of Institutions
- Prime Minister Scholarship Scheme recepient offered by Ministry of Defence, India


About
Joda-Time provides a quality replacement for the Java date and time classes.
Joda-Time is the de facto standard date and time library for Java prior to Java SE 8. Users are now asked to migrate to java.time (JSR-310).
Joda-Time is licensed under the business-friendly Apache 2.0 licence.
Features
A selection of key features:
- LocalDate - date without time
- LocalTime - time without date
- Instant - an instantaneous point on the time-line
- DateTime - full date and time with time-zone
- DateTimeZone - a better time-zone
- Duration and Period - amounts of time
- Interval - the time between two instants
- A comprehensive and flexible formatter-parser
Documentation
Various documentation is available:
- The getting started guide
- The helpful user guide
- The key concepts and chronology guides
- The Javadoc
- The list of FAQs.
- The change notes for each release
- The GitHub source repository
Why Joda Time?
The standard date and time classes prior to Java SE 8 are poor. By tackling this problem head-on, Joda-Time became the de facto standard date and time library for Java prior to Java SE 8. Note that from Java SE 8 onwards, users are asked to migrate to java.time (JSR-310) - a core part of the JDK which replaces this project.
The design allows for multiple calendar systems, while still providing a simple API. The “default” calendar is the ISO8601 standard which is used by many other standards. The Gregorian, Julian, Buddhist, Coptic, Ethiopic and Islamic calendar systems are also included. Supporting classes include time zone, duration, format and parsing.
As a flavour of Joda-Time, here’s some example code:
public boolean isAfterPayDay(DateTime datetime) { if (datetime.getMonthOfYear() == 2) { // February is month 2!! return datetime.getDayOfMonth() > 26; } return datetime.getDayOfMonth() > 28; }
public Days daysToNewYear(LocalDate fromDate) { LocalDate newYear = fromDate.plusYears(1).withDayOfYear(1); return Days.daysBetween(fromDate, newYear); }
public boolean isRentalOverdue(DateTime datetimeRented) { Period rentalPeriod = new Period().withDays(2).withHours(12); return datetimeRented.plus(rentalPeriod).isBeforeNow(); }
public String getBirthMonthText(LocalDate dateOfBirth) { return dateOfBirth.monthOfYear().getAsText(Locale.ENGLISH); }
Rationale
Here are some of our reasons for developing and using Joda-Time:
- Easy to Use. Calendar makes accessing ‘normal’ dates difficult, due to the lack of simple methods. Joda-Time has straightforward field accessors such as getYear() or getDayOfWeek().
- Easy to Extend. The JDK supports multiple calendar systems via subclasses of Calendar. This is clunky, and in practice it is very difficult to write another calendar system. Joda-Time supports multiple calendar systems via a pluggable system based on the Chronology class.
- Comprehensive Feature Set. The library is intended to provide all the functionality that is required for date-time calculations. It already provides out-of-the-box features, such as support for oddball date formats, which are difficult to replicate with the JDK.
- Up-to-date Time Zone calculations. The time zone implementation is based on the public tz database, which is updated several times a year. New Joda-Time releases incorporate all changes made to this database. Should the changes be needed earlier, manually updating the zone data is easy.
- Calendar support. The library provides 8 calendar systems.
- Easy interoperability. The library internally uses a millisecond instant which is identical to the JDK and similar to other common time representations. This makes interoperability easy, and Joda-Time comes with out-of-the-box JDK interoperability.
- Better Performance Characteristics. Calendar has strange performance characteristics as it recalculates fields at unexpected moments. Joda-Time does only the minimal calculation for the field that is being accessed.
- Good Test Coverage. Joda-Time has a comprehensive set of developer tests, providing assurance of the library’s quality.
- Complete Documentation. There is a full User Guide which provides an overview and covers common usage scenarios. The javadoc is extremely detailed and covers the rest of the API.
- Maturity. The library has been under active development since 2002. It is a mature and reliable code base. A number of related projects are now available.
- Open Source. Joda-Time is licenced under the business friendly Apache License Version 2.0.
Releases
Release 2.10.6 is the current latest release. This release is considered stable and worthy of the 2.x tag. See the change notes for full details.
Joda-Time requires Java SE 5 or later and has no dependencies. There is a compile-time dependency on Joda-Convert, but this is not required at runtime thanks to the magic of annotations.
Available in Maven Central.
<dependency> <groupId>joda-time</groupId> <artifactId>joda-time</artifactId> <version>2.10.6</version> </dependency>
The 2.x product line will be supported using standard Java mechanisms. The main public API will remain backwards compatible for both source and binary in the 2.x stream. The version number will change to 3.0 to indicate a significant change in compatibility.
Joda-Time v2.x is an evolution of the 1.x codebase, not a major rewrite. It is almost completely source and binary compatible with version 1.x. Key changes included the use of Java SE 5 or later, generics, and the removal of some (but not all) deprecated methods. See the upgrade notes for full details when upgrading from 1.x including information on the corner cases that are not compatible. The ancient release 1.6.2 was the last release to support Java SE 4 and the last v1.x release.
Java module name: org.joda.time.


French Defence Minister Clarifies What Macron Meant by ‘Brain Death of NATO’
In early November, Emmanuel Macron expressed strong-worded claims, explicitly stating the need to “regain military sovereignty”, adding that the 70-year-old North-Atlantic bloc apparently has – so to speak - some health issues.
French President Emmanuel Macron didn’t mean the death of the North-Atlantic alliance when he referred to the “brain death of NATO” French Defence Minister Florence Parly told an audience in the French Senate.
“When the president of the republic talked about “the death of NATO’s brain, he meant that nobody should ignore the crisis that the organisation has been going through”, she noted.
Parly contended that NATO continues to serve as a robust instrument of cooperation, although it shouldn’t be the reason to ignore existing issues.
Parly believes there are grounds for doubting US security guarantees, as well as questions with regard to solidarity of the bloc’s allies - in particular, “when Turkey attacks those who are fighting Daesh*”.
She went on to explain the president’s remarks, as a wish to “sound the alarm”. “NATO is a cornerstone of European security and defence, but the alliance must adjust itself”, Parly remarked.Earlier this month, President Emmanuel Macron told The Economist that “we are currently experiencing . . . the brain death of NATO” and Europe “must regain military sovereignty”.
German chancellor Angela Merkel, as well as NATO’s Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, ripped Macron for his “drastic words” and argued that NATO remained a key pillar of Germany's security.
However, a year ago, Merkel opted for a less positive tone, telling the European Parliament:
“The times when we could unconditionally rely on others are over”.
At the time, the German Chancellor supported Macron’s call for the establishment of a “true European army” so that the EU could stand up in its own defence.
*Daesh (also known as ISIS/ISIL/IS) is a terrorist group banned in Russia


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Chapter 6. Server Performance TuningThe operating system your MySQL server runs on and the server's configuration can be just as important to your server's performance as the indexes, schema, or queries themselves. In this chapter, we will help you understand how to tune your server to improve performance, as opposed to tuning schema or queries. We'll be looking at changes to your hardware, operating system, and MySQL configuration to see what effects they have on overall performance. We assume that you've already made efforts to boost the performance of your queries. If you haven't done that already, stop now and read Chapter 4 and Chapter 5 to get a handle on optimizing your queries and your application code. Only then should you worry about server settings. Hardware is often not the solution to MySQL performance problems. Poorly optimized queries can slow you down far more than not having the latest CPU or SCSI disk. To put this in perspective, one of the MySQL AB trainers even says that changing hardware might, in the best cases, give you a 10-fold performance increase. But tuning queries (and schemas) can often give you 1000-fold performance increase. Seriously. Some topics covered in this chapter are platform-specific. The authors' knowledge of the various platforms on which MySQL runs is limited. In many cases, you'll need to consult your local documentation for various operating system tools and specifics. We start with an overview of the factors that limit performance and then look more in depth at RAID, hardware, and operating system issues. The chapter finishes with a discussion of techniques you can use to locate, identify, and fix bottlenecks. |
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Benchmarks
Redis includes the
redis-benchmark
utility that simulates SETs/GETs done by N clients at the same time sending M total queries (it is similar to the Apache's
ab
utility). Below you'll find the full output of the benchmark executed against a Linux box.
- The test was done with 50 simultaneous clients performing 100000 requests.
- The value SET and GET is a 256 bytes string.
- The Linux box is running Linux 2.6, it's Xeon X3320 2.5Ghz.
- Text executed using the loopback interface (<IP_ADDRESS>).
Results:
about 110000 SETs per second, about 81000 GETs per second.
./redis-benchmark -n 100000
====== SET ======
100007 requests completed in 0.88 seconds
50 parallel clients
3 bytes payload
keep alive: 1
58.50% <= 0 milliseconds
99.17% <= 1 milliseconds
99.58% <= 2 milliseconds
99.85% <= 3 milliseconds
99.90% <= 6 milliseconds
100.00% <= 9 milliseconds
114293.71 requests per second
====== GET ======
100000 requests completed in 1.23 seconds
50 parallel clients
3 bytes payload
keep alive: 1
43.12% <= 0 milliseconds
96.82% <= 1 milliseconds
98.62% <= 2 milliseconds
100.00% <= 3 milliseconds
81234.77 requests per second
====== INCR ======
100018 requests completed in 1.46 seconds
50 parallel clients
3 bytes payload
keep alive: 1
32.32% <= 0 milliseconds
96.67% <= 1 milliseconds
99.14% <= 2 milliseconds
99.83% <= 3 milliseconds
99.88% <= 4 milliseconds
99.89% <= 5 milliseconds
99.96% <= 9 milliseconds
100.00% <= 18 milliseconds
68458.59 requests per second
====== LPUSH ======
100004 requests completed in 1.14 seconds
50 parallel clients
3 bytes payload
keep alive: 1
62.27% <= 0 milliseconds
99.74% <= 1 milliseconds
99.85% <= 2 milliseconds
99.86% <= 3 milliseconds
99.89% <= 5 milliseconds
99.93% <= 7 milliseconds
99.96% <= 9 milliseconds
100.00% <= 22 milliseconds
100.00% <= 208 milliseconds
88109.25 requests per second
====== LPOP ======
100001 requests completed in 1.39 seconds
50 parallel clients
3 bytes payload
keep alive: 1
54.83% <= 0 milliseconds
97.34% <= 1 milliseconds
99.95% <= 2 milliseconds
99.96% <= 3 milliseconds
99.96% <= 4 milliseconds
100.00% <= 9 milliseconds
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71994.96 requests per second
Notes: changing the payload from 256 to 1024 or 4096 bytes does not change the numbers significantly (but reply packets are glued together up to 1024 bytes so GETs may be slower with big payloads). The same for the number of clients, from 50 to 256 clients I got the same numbers. With only 10 clients it starts to get a bit slower.
You can expect different results from different boxes. For example a low profile box like
Intel core duo T5500 clocked at 1.66Ghz running Linux 2.6 will output the following:
./redis-benchmark -q -n 100000
SET: 53684.38 requests per second
GET: 45497.73 requests per second
INCR: 39370.47 requests per second
LPUSH: 34803.41 requests per second
LPOP: 37367.20 requests per second
Another one using a 64 bit box, a Xeon L5420 clocked at 2.5 Ghz:
./redis-benchmark -q -n 100000
PING: 111731.84 requests per second
SET: 108114.59 requests per second
GET: 98717.67 requests per second
INCR: 95241.91 requests per second
LPUSH: 104712.05 requests per second
LPOP: 93722.59 requests per second


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Li The Clinging, Flame |
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The Cauldron. Supreme good fortune.
Success.
Fire over wood:
The image of The Cauldron.
Thus the superior man consolidates his fate
By making his position correct.
Six at the beginning means:
A ting with legs upturned.
Furthers removal of stagnating stuff.
One takes a concubine for the sake of her son.
No blame.
Nine in the second place means:
There is food in the ting.
My comrades are envious,
But they cannot harm me.
Good fortune.
Nine in the third place means:
The handle of the ting is altered.
One is impeded in his way of life.
The fat of the pheasant is not eaten.
Once rain falls, remorse is spent.
Good fortune comes in the end.
Nine in the fourth place means:
The legs of the ting are broken.
The prince's meal is spilled
And his person is soiled.
Misfortune.
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The ting has yellow handles, golden carrying rings.
Perseverance furthers.
Nine at the top means:
The ting has rings of jade.
Great good fortune.
Nothing that would not act to further.


I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to the design section of my portfolio. In this section, I will display a variety of my different design pieces along with a summary about the piece itself.
This Stamp Design project was completed as part of the module, Universal Design. The theme of this project was based around the concept of equal education for all with a historical underlining. The final stamps were submitted and display at Universal Design for Learning Symposium 2016. These stamps were also used as part of of a workshop organised by a member of Ahead.
These stamps were designed by hand and scanned to be submitted in PDF format. When creating these stamps, I used a number of historical educational symbols mixed together with current items used in education today. My aim was to use this contrast in order to show how education has developed throughout the course of history.
The final selection of stamps were displayed at this conference. These were displayed along with a poem written by Colm Keegan about the lives of college students.
This is my poster design created using Adobe Illustrator CC. The theme behind this idea originates around lecture theatres. The design was hand drawn and scanned into Illustrator. The design was created in Illustrator using the pen tool primarily. The final product is to be displayed on the wall of a lecture theatre within The D block of ITB.
This task required students to create 3D models of the normals from the video "Meet The Normals - Adventures in Universal Design". The aim was to create these characters in order to promote the idea of universal design and how it this concept is critical factor in the world of design.


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- calculateCoefficient(Position, Position) - Static method in class net.mdwright.var.VarMath
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Method for calculating the coefficient of correlation between two positions.
- calculateCovarianceMatrix(Portfolio) - Method in class net.mdwright.var.VolatilityModel
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Method to create the covariance matrix for a portfolio.
- calculateMean(Position) - Static method in class net.mdwright.var.VarMath
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Method for calculating the mean close price across a historical data set.
- calculateVar(Portfolio, int, double, VolatilityMethod) - Method in class net.mdwright.var.HistoricalSimVar
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Method to calculate VaR for a portfolio using the model-building model.
- calculateVar(Portfolio, int, double) - Method in class net.mdwright.var.HistoricalSimVar
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Method to calculate VaR for a portfolio using the historical sim model.
- calculateVar(Portfolio, int, double) - Method in class net.mdwright.var.ModelBuildingVar
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Method to calculate VaR for a portfolio using the historical sim model.
- calculateVar(Portfolio, int, double, VolatilityMethod) - Method in class net.mdwright.var.ModelBuildingVar
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Method to calculate VaR for a portfolio using the model-building model.
- calculateVar(Portfolio, int, double, VolatilityMethod) - Method in interface net.mdwright.var.VarCalculator
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Method to calculate VaR for a portfolio using the model-building model.
- calculateVar(Portfolio, int, double) - Method in interface net.mdwright.var.VarCalculator
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Method to calculate VaR for a portfolio using the historical sim model.
- calculateVar() - Method in class net.mdwright.var.VarController
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Observing method to call appropriate calculation method depending on user selected model.
- calculateVar(Portfolio, int, double, VolatilityMethod) - Method in class net.mdwright.var.VarModel
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Method to calculate VaR for a portfolio using the model-building model.
- calculateVar(Portfolio, int, double, int) - Method in class net.mdwright.var.VarModel
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Method to calculate VaR for a portfolio using the historical sim model.
- calculateVarDouble(Portfolio, int, double, VolatilityMethod) - Method in class net.mdwright.var.ModelBuildingVar
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Method to calculate VaR for 2 stocks.
- calculateVariance(Portfolio, int) - Method in class net.mdwright.var.EWMAVolatility
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Method for calculating variance using the EWMA model.
- calculateVariance(Portfolio, int) - Method in class net.mdwright.var.SimpleVolatility
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Method for calculating variance using the equally weighted model.
- calculateVarLinear(Portfolio, int, double, VolatilityMethod) - Method in class net.mdwright.var.ModelBuildingVar
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Method to calculate value at risk using the linear covariance method.
- calculateVarSingle(Portfolio, int, double, VolatilityMethod) - Method in class net.mdwright.var.ModelBuildingVar
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Method to calculate VaR for 1 stock.
- calculateVolatility(Portfolio, int) - Method in class net.mdwright.var.VolatilityModel
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Method to calculate volatility using the relevant variance method.
- changeScene(String, String) - Static method in class net.mdwright.var.application.Main
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Method to change the current scene to a new scene using a file path.
- changeToHistoricalSim() - Method in class net.mdwright.var.ViewController
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Method called when the Historical Simulation button is pressed, changes to historical
sim screen.
- changeToModelBuilding() - Method in class net.mdwright.var.ViewController
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Method called when the Model-Building button is pressed, changes to model-building screen.


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P4 allows network engineers to change the way their switches process packets after they are deployed.
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Class handling complex numbers. More...
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| enum | ComplexStyle { ComplexStyle.TRIGONOMETRIC, ComplexStyle.CARTESIAN, ComplexStyle.COMPONENT, ComplexStyle.PHASOR } |
| Enumerates the different kinds of string output used in ToString(). More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| Complex (double a, double b, bool isTrigonometric=false) | |
| Initializes a new instance of the SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex struct. More... | |
| Complex (double theta) | |
| Initializes a new instance of the SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex struct. More... | |
| Complex (PointF point) | |
| Initializes a new instance of the SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex struct. More... | |
| void | SetRTheta (double r, double theta) |
| Sets the trigonometric components of the complex number More... | |
| override string | ToString () |
| Returns a System.String that represents the current SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex using the Cartesian form. More... | |
| string | ToString (ComplexStyle Style) |
| Returns a System.String that represents the current SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex using the given style. More... | |
| PointF | ToPoint () |
| Converts the current complex number into a System.Drawing.PointF. More... | |
| override bool | Equals (object obj) |
| Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex. More... | |
| override int | GetHashCode () |
| Serves as a hash function for a SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex object. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static implicit | operator Complex (double value) |
| static implicit | operator double (Complex val) |
| static implicit | operator int (Complex val) |
| static Complex | operator+ (Complex a, Complex b) |
| static Complex | operator+ (Complex a, double b) |
| static Complex | operator- (Complex a) |
| static Complex | operator- (Complex a, double b) |
| static Complex | operator- (Complex a, Complex b) |
| static Complex | operator* (Complex a, double b) |
| static Complex | operator* (double a, Complex b) |
| static Complex | operator* (Complex a, Complex b) |
| static Complex | operator/ (Complex a, Complex b) |
| static Complex | operator/ (Complex a, double b) |
| static Complex | operator/ (double a, Complex b) |
| static bool | operator== (Complex a, Complex b) |
| static bool | operator== (Complex a, object b) |
| static bool | operator== (object a, Complex b) |
| static bool | operator!= (Complex a, Complex b) |
| static bool | operator!= (Complex a, object b) |
| static bool | operator!= (object a, Complex b) |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static readonly Complex | I = new Complex(0, 1) |
| The Imaginary number i. More... | |
| static readonly Complex | Epsilon = new Complex(double.Epsilon, double.Epsilon) |
| Smallest positive complex number. More... | |
Properties | |
| double | Real [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the real part of the complex number. More... | |
| double | Imaginary [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the imaginary part of the complex number. More... | |
| double | R [get] |
| Gets the radius, or length, or magnitude, of the complex number. More... | |
| double | Theta [get] |
| Gets the angle of the complex number. More... | |
| bool | IsImaginary [get] |
| Returns whether the complex number is imaginary or not (no real part). More... | |
| bool | IsReal [get] |
| Returns whether the complex number is real or not (no imaginary part). More... | |
| Complex | Conjugate [get] |
| Returns the complex conjugate (a-bi). More... | |
| Complex | Normalized [get] |
| Returns the normalized complex number. More... | |
Class handling complex numbers.
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Enumerates the different kinds of string output used in ToString().
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| double | b, | ||
| bool | isTrigonometric = false |
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Initializes a new instance of the SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex struct.
| a | The real or radius component. |
| b | The imaginary or angle component. |
| isTrigonometric | If set to true , a and b are trigonometric inputs. |
| SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex.Complex | ( | double | theta | ) |
Initializes a new instance of the SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex struct.
| theta | Trigonimetric angle component. |
| SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex.Complex | ( | PointF | point | ) |
Initializes a new instance of the SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex struct.
| point | Point to convert to a complex. |
| override bool SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex.Equals | ( | object | obj | ) |
Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex.
| obj | The System.Object to compare with the current SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex. |
true
if the specified System.Object is equal to the current SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex; otherwise, false
.| override int SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex.GetHashCode | ( | ) |
Serves as a hash function for a SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex object.
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| void SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex.SetRTheta | ( | double | r, |
| double | theta | ||
| ) |
Sets the trigonometric components of the complex number
| r | The radius component. |
| theta | The angle component. |
| PointF SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex.ToPoint | ( | ) |
Converts the current complex number into a System.Drawing.PointF.
| override string SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex.ToString | ( | ) |
Returns a System.String that represents the current SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex using the Cartesian form.
| string SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex.ToString | ( | ComplexStyle | Style | ) |
Returns a System.String that represents the current SolarLiner.ComplexNumber.Complex using the given style.
| Style | Chosen complex styling. |
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Smallest positive complex number.
The Imaginary number i.
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Returns the complex conjugate (a-bi).
The complex conjugate.
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Gets or sets the imaginary part of the complex number.
The imaginary part.
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Returns whether the complex number is imaginary or not (no real part).
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if this instance is imaginary; otherwise, false
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Returns whether the complex number is real or not (no imaginary part).
true
if this instance is real; otherwise, false
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Returns the normalized complex number.
The normalized complex number with radius=1.
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Gets the radius, or length, or magnitude, of the complex number.
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getset |
Gets or sets the real part of the complex number.
The real part.
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get |
Gets the angle of the complex number.


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AI confirms Shakespeare's suspected co-author
Breaking bard
by Alan MartinSHAKESPEARE MAY BE one of the most famous Brits to ever live, but there's an ongoing suspicion that all the work credited to him may not actually be his. Now AI is on the case, and it seems to have confirmed one of the most widely believed theories: that the bard had a co-author on Henry VIII.
As long suspected, that co-author seems to be John Fletcher. That theory has been around since 1850, but the methods of testing it have been human-based text analyses. Czech researcher Petr Plecháč turned to AI to look for patterns that humans might miss, and although the results confirmed the 169-year-old theory, there were a couple of twists worthy of the man himself.
By feeding his machine learning algorithm eight plays - four by Shakespeare and four by Fletcher - the AI's verdict was that Henry VIII was a near 50/50 production between the two men.
And although most scenes are either one man or the other, it looks like there was mixed authorship going on in places suggesting they actively collaborated. Act 3, Scene 2 is a belter for this: Fletcher seems to starts it off, before the two work together at line 2,081, and then Shakespeare takes over completely at 2,200.
Okay, but does it actively prove that Fletcher was the guy rather than an unknown other? It looks that way, as Plecháč tried feeding the AI three works of another playwright rumoured to be involved: Philip Massinger (not to be confused with former Leeds United striker Phil Masinga, who wouldn't be born for another three centuries). Plecháč's verdict? "The participation of Philip Massinger is rather unlikely." Take that, Phil.
Of course, while AI can make a good fist of spotting these patterns, it's always possible that humans can muddy the waters. If Shakespeare and Fletcher were collaborating closely on works, it's possible they would try and match each other's styles, for example.
Plus there's also the ongoing question about Shakespeare's sole authorship anyway, with Christopher Marlowe getting an extremely belated co-author credit in three of Shakespeare's plays just three years ago - something that really stress tests "better late than never" as proverbs go. µ
Further reading
Twitter to ape monkeys and write Shakespeare on a single typewriter
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Monkeys are almost finished with Shakespeare rewrite
- 26 Sep 2011
- 24 Aug 2005
E-voting comedy of errors in Shakespeare's Stratford
- 03 Aug 2007


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PhoneGap is an HTML5 app platform that allows developers to author native applications with web technologies and get access to APIs and app stores. Applications are built as normal HTML pages and packaged up to run as a native application within a UIWebView or WebView (a chromeless browser, referred to hereafter as a webview). Since PhoneGap is frequently used in conjunction with jQuery Mobile, we wanted to offer a few tips and recommendations to help you get staretd.
The initial application document is loaded by the PhoneGap application by a local file:// URL. This means that if you want to pull in pages from your company's remote server (phone home) you will have to refer to them with absolute URLs to your server. Because your document originates from a file:// URL, loading pages or assets from your remote server is considered a cross-domain request that can be blocked in certain scenarios.
Your ability to access cross-domain pages from within a Phone Gap jQuery Mobile application is controlled by two key things: $.support.cors
and $.mobile.allowCrossDomainPages
, and can also be influenced by the white list feature in later builds of PhoneGap.
In jQuery core, there is a $.support.cors boolean that indicates whether or not jQuery thinks the browser supports the W3C "Cross-Origin Resource Sharing" feature to support cross-domain requests.
Since jQuery Mobile relies on jQuery core's $.ajax() functionality, $.support.cors
must be set to true
to tell $.ajax
to load cross-domain pages. We've heard reports that webviews on some platforms, like BlackBerry, support cross-domain loading, but that jQuery core incorrectly sets $.support.cors
value to false
which disables cross-domain $.ajax() requests and will cause the page or assets to fail to load.
If you find that the button down/hover state (lists, buttons, links etc) feels sluggish the $.mobile.buttonMarkup.hoverDelay
setting might be of use. It will decrease the time between the touch event and the application of the relevant class but will also result in a higher chance that the same class will be applied even when the user is scrolling (eg, over a long list of links).
When jQuery Mobile attempts to load an external page, the request runs through $.mobile.loadPage()
. This will only allow cross-domain requests if the $.mobile.allowCrossDomainPages
configuration option is set to true
. Because the jQuery Mobile framework tracks what page is being viewed within the browser's location hash, it is possible for a cross-site scripting (XSS) attack to occur if the XSS code in question can manipulate the hash and set it to a cross-domain URL of its choice. This is the main reason that the default setting for $.mobile.allowCrossDomainPages
is set to false
.
So in PhoneGap apps that must "phone home" by loading assets off a remote server, both the $.support.cors
AND $.mobile.allowCrossDomainPages
must be set to true
. The $.mobile.allowCrossDomainPages
option must be set before any cross-domain request is made so we recommend wrapping this in a mobileinit
handler:
$( document ).bind( "mobileinit", function() {
// Make your jQuery Mobile framework configuration changes here!
$.mobile.allowCrossDomainPages = true;
});
PhoneGap 1.0 introduced the idea of white-listing servers that its internal webview is allowed to make cross-domain requests to. You can find info about it here on the PhoneGap wiki:
However, not all platforms support this white-listing feature so check the PhoneGap documentation for details. Older versions of PhoneGap prior to 1.0 defaulted to allowing cross-domain requests to any server.
Here are a few more tips that aren't specifically related to PhoneGap but are good to know:
We recommend disabling the pushState feature for installed apps because there are edge cases where this feature can cause unexpected navigation behavior and since URLs aren't visible in a webview, it's not worth keeping this active in these situations.
Android enforces a timeout when loading URLs in a webview which may be too short for your needs. You can change this timeout by editing a Java class generated by the Eclipse plugin for Android:
super.setIntegerProperty("loadUrlTimeoutValue", 60000);


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The Betting Line For Florida-Florida State Has Been Set
by Tzvi MachlinThe final matchup of the Florida Cup in 2019 will be Florida vs. Florida State at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville.
Florida is angling for a New Year’s Six bowl game at 9-2 on the season. If not for a close loss to Georgia, they’d be competing in the SEC Championship Game the week after.
Florida State, on the other hand, has been an unmitigated mess for most of the season. But after firing head coach Willie Taggart, the Seminoles won back-to-back games to secure bowl eligibility at 6-5.
Despite FSU’s current hot streak, though, the bettors are pretty confident Florida has this game wrapped up.
According to CircaSports, the hosting Florida Gators are 18 point favorites against the Seminoles.
The Gators beat the Noles in Tallahassee last year after losing the previous five meetings. But it’s been a decade since Florida beat FSU at home.
Perhaps the Gators don’t have the kind of homefield advantage over FSU that they really need. And maybe interim head coach Odell Haggins and lock up the job for good if he can lead his Noles to an upset win.
Then again, maybe the Gators will just steamroll the Noles the way they have almost every other team this year.
The game will be played at 7:30 p.m. EST and will air on the SEC Network.


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More Jataka Tales
by Ellen C. Babbitt
“The Stolen Plow”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1922
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: India
- Source: Babbitt, E.C. (Ed.). (1922). More Jataka Tales. New York, NY: D. Appleton-Century Company.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 3.3
- Word Count: 531
- Genre: Fairy Tale/Folk Tale
- Keywords: friendship, honesty
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At one time there were two traders who were great friends. One of them lived in a small village, and one lived in a large town near-by. One day the village trader took his plow to the large town to have it mended. Then he left it with the trader who lived there. After some time the town trader sold the plow, and kept the money. When the trader from the village came to get his plow the town trader said, “The mice have eaten your plow.” “That is strange! How could mice eat such a thing?” said the village trader.
That afternoon when all the children went down to the river to go swimming, the village trader took the town trader’s little son to the house of a friend saying, “Please keep this little boy here until I come back for him.”
By and by the villager went back to the town trader’s house. “Where is my son? He went away with you. Why didn’t you bring him back?” asked the town trader.
“I took him with me and left him on the bank of the river while I went down into the water,” said the villager. “While I was swimming about a big bird seized your son, and flew up into the air with him. I shouted, but I could not make the bird let go,” he said. “That cannot be true,” cried the town trader. “No bird could carry off a boy. I will go to the court, and you will have to go there, and tell the judge.”
The villager said, “As you please”; and they both went to the court. The town trader said to the judge:
“This fellow took my son with him to the river, and when I asked where the boy was, he said that a bird had carried him off.” “What have you to say?” said the judge to the village trader. “I told the father that I took the boy with me, and that a bird had carried him off,” said the village trader. “But where in the world are there birds strong enough to carry off boys?” said the judge.
“I have a question to ask you,” answered the village trader. “If birds cannot carry off boys, can mice eat plows?” “What do you mean by that?” asked the judge. “I left my good plow with this man. When I came for it he told me that the mice had eaten it. If mice eat plows, then birds carry off boys; but if mice cannot do this, neither can birds carry off boys. This man says the mice ate my plow.”
The judge said to the town trader, “Give back the plow to this man, and he will give your son back to you.” And the two traders went out of the court, and by night-time one had his son back again, and the other had his plow.


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Dungeon of Doom v0.01 finished!
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After a lot of brain-storming, planning and designing, v0.01 of the website is now finally finished!
It marks the beginning of this hobby project, because now there is an environment in which the game itself can be developed and displayed.


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import data.set variables (α : Type) (p : set α → Prop) definition subtype_is_partial_order : partial_order {U : set α // p U} := { le := λ Us Vs,Us.1 ⊆ Vs.1, le_refl := λ Us, set.subset.refl Us.1, le_trans := λ Us Vs Ws, set.subset.trans, le_antisymm := λ Us Vs HUV HVU, subtype.eq $ set.subset.antisymm HUV HVU -- le_antisymm := λ Us Vs, subtype.eq $ set.subset.antisymm -- doesn't work, annoyingly }
I wanted to write a beautiful partial order on some subsets of a type.
le_refl
is a bit meh because I had to write Us.1
, but I do understand that set.subset.refl
needs to be told what it's refling in general
le_trans
is perfect and I could probably even have written \lam _ _ _
le_antisymm
is a bit annoying though because in functional programming if you write \lam x y, blah y
then you can normally remove the y
s. But I can't remove HUV
and HVU
here because of my $
trickery. Is this just some annoyance in functional programming that I have to put up with or is there some other idiom which means I can get rid of HUV
and HVU
somehow?
le_antisymm := λ Us Vs, subtype.eq ∘ set.subset.antisymm
doesn't work either
I can see why these things don't work, I just want something which looks a bit cooler if possible. Not for any particularly good reason, I'm just trying to write tidy code
Here's a succinct way of asking my question:
le_refl := λ _, set.subset.refl _, le_trans := λ _ _ _, set.subset.trans, le_antisymm := λ _ _ HUV HVU, subtype.eq $ set.subset.antisymm HUV HVU
Can I get rid of those last two variables?
le_antisymm := λ Us Vs, subtype.eq ∘ set.subset.antisymm
doesn't work because there are two arguments, and f ∘ g
is λ x, f (g x)
not λ x y, f (g x y)
The eta reduction doesn't work because the arguments are inside brackets.
I think you just have to put up with it, but it doesn't look that annoying.
This works le_antisymm := λ Us Vs HUV, subtype.eq ∘ set.subset.antisymm HUV
If you want to be extra confusing.
I can see why these things don't work, I just want something which looks a bit cooler if possible. Not for any particularly good reason, I'm just trying to write tidy code
I should have read the question
λ Us Vs, ((∘) ∘ (∘)) subtype.eq set.subset.antisymm
At least you can't write the awful (f .) . g
in lean.
I had to work out on paper whether that does what I remember it doing.
what would that mean?
Yes, I'll definitely fix that for Lean 4
Haskell .
is Lean's ∘
, and (f .)
means λ h, f ∘ h
Aaaarg, I did that rookie mistake again! I called some variable a
Sebastian, will this mistake be forgiven in Lean 4?
absolutely
#eval (+) 2 2 -- 4
I remember reading that one could do this in Haskell but I didn't know it was a Lean thing
#check ((∘) ∘ (∘)) -- (?M_1 → ?M_2) → (?M_4 → ?M_3 → ?M_1) → ?M_4 → ?M_3 → ?M_2
I love Lean
who needs pencil and paper
Ok so I used pencil and paper
Recall that (∘) f g x = (f ∘ g) x = f (g x)
. So
((∘) ∘ (∘)) a b c d = (∘) ((∘) a) b c d = ((∘) a) (b c) d = (∘) a (b c) d = a (b c d)
which is indeed what we wanted to do
At the back of my mind I always feel like computer scientists learn this sort of stuff in their first year of undergrad whereas this is never taught to mathematicians at all
Depends on the computer science course :weary:
I don't think this is actually accurate, but I admit it as Kevin's warped view of what computer science is. I think it is accurate to say that you become comfortable with this when learning Haskell and not before
I think that the demographics of this chat are disproportionately skewed towards functional programmers (for good reason), so it's easy to get that impression
Correct. I'm one who had to learn FP and type theory/programming language stuff in my own time. But might be getting off topic here.
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Ads in Healthcare
Critical and Speculative study of future Advertisements in Healthcare
In near future, when all of us will be wearing personal fitness devices which are smart enough to identify, understand and predict about us. Then in such world how will the healthcare domain use tools and technology for advertising?
People are sharing their data with the government and private organizations in order to make their life healthy. You're surrounded by objects which keep track and give you subliminal messages to alter your decisions; which lead you to make better healthy choices. But in order to do that you're being monitored; to a very large extent so that you can get a healthy lifestyle.

So, will you subscribe for such future?
Would you trade your privacy in exchange for a better health?
The choice is yours. Really?
Project Guide: Dr. Jignesh Khakhar, Mayank Loonkar.
Camera: Arnav Das
Actor: Arnav Das, Jinal Doshi, Kalyani Ingole, Pankaj Kumar, Urvi Shah
Location: Shakti Sandwich, Mahatma Garden, NID Campus and Faculty house at Gandhinagar.
Special thanks to Deepak Mallya and Suvani Suri


Denis Zakaria agent makes transfer claim amid Liverpool, Man Utd and Arsenal interest
Premier League clubs including Man Utd, Liverpool and Arsenal have all been linked with the Borussia Monchengladbach midfielder - but they might have to wait for a transfer move
by Rich Jones, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/rich-jones/Denis Zakaria's agent insists the Borussia Monchengladbach star will not be leaving in January amid reported interest from Arsenal , Liverpool and Manchester United .
All three Premier League giants have been linked with the defensive midfielder, 22, has been attracting plenty of interest with reports in Germany claiming contact has already been made by Liverpool and Arsenal.
Ed Woodward is also said to be keen to bring in the Swiss international as a replacement for Ander Herrera after his summer departure.
Arsenal are pondering using Granit Xhaka as a sweetener in a potential deal to convince Borussia Monchengladbach to give them the edge.
But Zakaria's agent, Mathieu Beda, has warned clubs they will have to wait until at least the summer as he ruled out an exit in the upcoming transfer window.
"Denis will not leave Borussia in the winter, a change is 100 per cent excluded," Mathieu Beda told Sport BILD .
"Denis is in very good shape in Gladbach and has been playing really well for weeks, but he still has more potential and he wants to show that in Gladbach now instead of dealing with a change."
Tough-tackling midfielder Zakaria, who joined Monchengladbach from Young Boys in 2017, has been crucial in their rise to the top of the Bundesliga table ahead of the international break.
He has score two goals from 11 games and been a major presence in midfield before featuring alongside Xhaka in midfield as Switzerland beat Georgia on Friday.
He is under contract until the summer of 2022 but has been the subject of mounting interest, including elsewhere in Europe.
Bundesliga rivals Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich have also been linked, as well as Serie A side Inter Milan.


Cheltenham Festival pointers we learned from the weekend's horse racing action
There was plenty of quality action on Saturday and Sunday
by Eamon DoggettAnother fantastic weekend of jump racing action and plenty of clues for the Cheltenham Festival.
The highlight must be Defi Du Seuil holding off the remarkable Un De Sceaux to win the Tingle Creek - this year's Champion Chase could be a compelling watch.
And at Punchestown on Sunday, Min was given a scare by Hardline but his class prevailed in the John Durkan Chase.
Here is what we learned with a view to the Cheltenham Festival in March:
Perfect pipe opener for Presenting Percy
A lot was made of Presenting Percy's preparations for last year's Cheltenham Gold Cup.
But it is easy to forget that the winner Al Boum Photo only had a single run too before the Cotswolds albeit his was over fences.
The rain has returned this year though and Presenting Percy looked to have retained if not all of his ability when a strong finishing third to Min over two and half miles in the John Durkan Chase on Sunday.
Pat Kelly's horse is likely going to rock up at Leopardstown at Christmas and could confirm himself as the most talented staying chaser around.
Go back to his RSA Chase win a few seasons back and in a distant third that day was Elegant Escape with Frodon even further back in fifth - form that continues to be franked.
The 14/1 on offer in places for the Gold Cup looks very good each-way value.
Glenloe must be watched closely
Remember Glenloe in the 2018 Pertemps Network Handicap Hurdle?
The JP McManus horse was very well backed into favouritism and travelled like the winner before a last flight blunder saw him beaten a nose behind subsequent Grade 1 winner Delta Work.
Since then he has barely made a ripple on the track after changing his attention to fences.
It was definitely eye-catching though how he came a never threatening third, jumping soundly and running a good race, in the Foxrock Handicap Chase at Navan on Saturday.
The suspicion is that he is being primed for a big handicap chase and that may well be at the Cheltenham Festival - watch him closely.
Goshen could be a bit special
It could be premature to be getting involved in the Triumph Hurdle market at this early stage with the likes of Nicky Henderson and Willie Mullins likely to have a few tricks up their sleeves.
But the startling performances of Goshen can't be ignored. The three-year-old has won his last five races on the flat and over hurdles and the winning margins have been 12, 9, 7, 23 and 34 lengths respectively.
The latest 34-length win came last Friday at Sandown despite travelling very keenly and not hurdling with much fleuncy.
You can question the level of opposition but there is clearly a big engine there and the 10/1 about the Triumph Hurdle could be a big price come March.
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Born and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada, I left the southwest to attend Boston University , where I earned a BS in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance. During college I did everything from food service to insurance sales to career skills coaching, and after graduating in December 2016, I started as an analyst at Liberty Mutual. I spent a year in their Analyst Development Program, building many of the core business skills I utilize today, and moved to Criteo after the following year there.
I joined Drizly at the start of the pandemic and built out the data and analytics product suite for Drizly's strategic partners. This involved everything from managing site eventstream data & tags, designing media attribution, and creating bespoke data content for dozens of alcohol suppliers to help them understand how customers interact with their brands on North America’s largest ecommerce alcohol marketplace. Drizly was acquired by Uber and I've since moved on to build things up from scratch at Vendr!
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Heat canola oil in a kadai and deep fry them on low heat till crisp and golden brown. Remove on an absorbent paper. Heat 3 tbsp of canola oil and add cumin. Once it crackles add chopped garlic. Do not brown the garlic just let it sweat. Now turn the heat low and add the besan. Keep stirring for 2 mins or till a fragrant smell comes. Immediately add turmeric, red chilly powder, salt and coriander powder. Saute well. Now add whisked yogurt and keep stirring till it comes to a boil. Add the fried potatoes sprinkle methi powder and cook till the potatoes absorb the yogurt. Sprinkle with chopped coriander and serve hot.


The Island of Ile à Vache, at the SW corner of Haiti, is beautiful and a safe place to visit by cruising yachts. The anchorage is at Port Morgan at the NW corner of the island (see photo, left, of the anchorage at Port Morgan in front of the town of Cai Coq courtesy of Free Cruising Guides).
The island is changing and while there used to be no electric or cars on the island, there are now a few generator and inverter installations plus some motorbikes, mostly in the capital Madame Bernard. Today Ile a Vache is somewhat prosperous and the government is planning a major tourist center on the island with an airport and hotels. Ile a Vache is not inhabited by rich people, but the fishermen do get by and the people are gentle and welcoming.
Ile à Vache is best approached from the West. Keep a sharp lookout for lobster and fish pots. The waters are full of fishing floats, mostly plastic bottles, which are very difficult to see. There is a shoal as you come into the Baie de Feret on the west side, which should be kept well clear of.
Dugouts may rush to you as soon as you come in sight, they are friendly people from Caye Coq and will offer you assistance with entering and anchoring.
As in the rest of Haiti, the local fisherman need currency for their fish so that they can buy clothes, cooking oil and rice etc. Locals appreciate the following items: Lines, old sails, fishing nets, floats, hooks, school supplies, backpacks for school children, children's shoes.
Last updated June 2015.
Although not yet designated an official port of entry, boats that use Port Morgan can complete clearance formalities here if they wish. In reality however most boats that stop here do not clear through Customs and local authorities seem to be accepting of this.
To clear into Haiti while at Ile a Vache, one must go to the mainland at Les Cayes (the 2nd largest city in Haiti). Don't take your own boat here, take the local ferry and a local guide as well. It costs $10 US per person to clear in; a one time fee that includes clearing out. There is a round-trip taxi boat that runs daily (1 hour each way). If cruisers do not want to cross the bay to go to the mainland, they can arrange to pay somone to take the passports for them.
Although Cholera is not reported to be a problem on Ile a Vache, cruisers warn that if you are heading to Cuba after Haiti and declare you have been to Haiti the Cubans will have you on Cholera watch (all crew temperatures to be taken every four hours and logged until the Sanitary Department say you are clear).
Last updated April 2015.
There is excellent holding throughout the Baie, however there is limited room in the inner basin (see photo right courtesy of Free Cruising Guides) and so some boats tend to put out less scope; hence the danger of dragging especially after a wind change. Anchoring in the main bay out beyond the basin affords a bit less shelter, but lots of swinging room. On the West side of the bay you can find internet. See comment at bottom of page.
Visiting yachts at anchore are charged a one-time fee of $5US for anchoring by the local council and are given an official receipt.
Port Morgan itself is situated in the inner basin, a small inlet with good holding and hurricane proof protection and a depth of 3m. There are moorings here belonging to the Port Morgan Hotel which are available to rent.
In January 2012 a yacht was burgled here while the owners were ashore for dinner (see report adjacent). All the locals felt very bad after this incident and have now asked the beachfront homes to watch the boats in the bay at anchor; they are very serious about keeping Ile a Vache a safe and charming place.
Be aware of various fees that were instigated in 2013 and then withdrawn (see report).
Water is not available on the island, but can be found at the mainland town of Les Cayes or brought over by one of the locals. ATM machines, welders and fabricators, supermarkets and other supplies and repairs are also available there. In as much as Les Cayes does not have a protected anchorage, many choose to go to Les Cayes in the many daily ferries that make the trip.
A local resident, Sam Altema, has acted over the years as a host for visiting cruising boats; helping with repairs and local tours and information. He is multilingual and is now the official SSCA host. See his details below.
There are other very helpful locals offering assistance to cruising boats, whether it be to fetch fuel or water, provisions or with internet. See recommendations from cruisers below under comments.
Last updated April 2015.


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The class to manage resources. More...
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| void | setBinFolder (std::string const &aPath) |
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| const std::string & | getBinFolder () const |
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| void | loadShader (const GLchar *vx, const GLchar *ft, std::string const &name) |
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| std::shared_ptr< Shader > | getShader (std::string const &name) |
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| void | loadTexture (const GLchar *path, std::string const &name, TextureType texType=TextureType::Diffuse) |
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| std::shared_ptr< Texture > | getTexture (std::string const &name) |
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| void | loadModel (const GLchar *path, std::string const &name, glm::vec3 scale=glm::vec3(1.0f), glm::vec3 offset=glm::vec3(.0f), glm::vec3 rotate=glm::vec3(.0f, 1.0f,.0f), float angle=.0f, float glossiness=.0f) |
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| std::shared_ptr< Model > | getModel (std::string const &name) |
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| std::shared_ptr< Texture > | loadTextureFromFile (const GLchar *path, TextureType texType, bool isModelTexture=false) |
| Loads texture. More... | |
| std::shared_ptr< Texture > | loadTextureFromMemory (unsigned char *data, TextureType texType, int width, int height, int nrChannels, bool isModelTexture) |
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| void | loadSkybox (std::string const &name) |
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Returns pointer to the model.
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Returns pointer to the shader program.
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| [in] | name | The name of the shader program to give access to |
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Returns pointer to the skybox.
This function gives the access to the skybox with the asked name.
| [in] | name | The name of the skybox to give access to |
| std::shared_ptr< Texture > ResourceManager::getTexture | ( | std::string const & | name | ) |
Returns pointer to the texture.
This function gives the access to the texture with the asked name.
| [in] | name | The name of the texture to give access to |
| std::vector< char > ResourceManager::loadFont | ( | std::string const & | path | ) |
Loads font.
This function takes the filename of the font, loads it from the Assets/font folder and returns.
| [in] | path | The filename of the map. |
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Loads model to the resource manager.
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| [in] | name | The name with which the model will be stored in resource manager |
| [in] | scale | [optional] The basic scale of the model |
| [in] | offset | [optional] The basic offset of the model |
| [in] | rotate | [optional] The basic rotation axis of the model |
| [in] | angle | [optional] The basic rotation angle of the model |
| [in] | glossiness | [optional] The multiplier for model's specular component |
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Loads shader program to the resource manager.
This function takes pathes to vertex and fragmemt shaders, loads them and stores in the resource manager with the given name.
| [in] | vx | The path to vertex shader |
| [in] | ft | The path to fragment shader |
| [in] | name | The name with which the shader program will be stored in resource manager |
| void ResourceManager::loadSkybox | ( | std::string const & | name | ) |
Loads skybox to the resource manager.
This function takes path to the skybox folder, loads it as a cubemap and stores in the resource manager. The name of the folder is also the alias for the skybox.
| [in] | path | The path to the skybox folder |
| void ResourceManager::loadTexture | ( | const GLchar * | path, |
| std::string const & | name, | ||
| TextureType | texType = TextureType::Diffuse |
||
| ) |
Loads texture to the resource manager.
This function takes path to texture, loads it and stores in the resource manager with the given name.
| [in] | path | The path to texture |
| [in] | name | The name with which the texture will be stored in resource manager |
| [in] | texType | [optional] The type of the loaded texture |
| std::shared_ptr< Texture > ResourceManager::loadTextureFromFile | ( | const GLchar * | path, |
| TextureType | texType, | ||
| bool | isModelTexture = false |
||
| ) |
Loads texture.
This function takes path to texture, loads it and and returns.
| [in] | path | The path to texture |
| [in] | texType | The type of the loaded texture |
| [in] | isModelTexture | The flag which shows is it a model texture loading |
| std::shared_ptr< Texture > ResourceManager::loadTextureFromMemory | ( | unsigned char * | data, |
| TextureType | texType, | ||
| int | width, | ||
| int | height, | ||
| int | nrChannels, | ||
| bool | isModelTexture | ||
| ) |
Loads texture from memory.
This function takes data of the texture, its size and type creates a texture and returns pointer to it.
| [in] | data | The path to texture |
| [in] | texType | The data of the texture |
| [in] | width | The width of the loaded texture |
| [in] | height | The height of the loaded texture |
| [in] | nrChannels | The nubmer of channels of the loaded texture |
| [in] | isModelTexture | The flag which shows is it a model texture loading |
|
delete |
| void ResourceManager::setBinFolder | ( | std::string const & | aPath | ) |
Sets the path to the executable.
This function sets the path to the executable of the program for generating relative path to the assets folder.
| [in] | aPath | The path to the executable |
| bool ResourceManager::tickLoading | ( | ) |
Process a little bit of textures.


Before attempting to run this Julia code, make sure your computer is properly set up to run this code by following the setup instructions in the README of the git repository.
We begin by loading the Distributions, LowRankApprox and other packages, as well as some function definitions used in the code chunks below.
using Pkg
using Printf
using Random
using Distributions
using LinearAlgebra
using SparseArrays
using LowRankApprox
include("../code/datasim.jl");
include("../code/likelihood.jl");
include("../code/mixSQP.jl");
Next, initialize the sequence of pseudorandom numbers.
Random.seed!(1);
Let's start with a smaller example with 50,000 samples.
z = normtmixdatasim(round(Int,5e4));
Compute the $n \times k$ likelihood matrix for a mixture of zero-centered normals, with $k = 20$. Note that the rows of the likelihood matrix are normalized by default.
sd = autoselectmixsd(z,nv = 20);
L = normlikmatrix(z,sd = sd);
size(L)
First we run the mix-SQP algorithm once to precompile the function.
out = mixSQP(L,maxiter = 10,verbose = false);
Observe that only a small number of iterations is needed to converge to the solution of the constrained optimization problem.
k = size(L,2);
x0 = ones(k)/k;
@time out = mixSQP(L,x = x0);
Next, let's see what happens when we use the SQP algorithm to fit a mixture model to a much larger data set.
Random.seed!(1);
z = normtmixdatasim(round(Int,1e5));
As before, we compute the $n \times k$ likelihood matrix for a mixture of zero-centered normals. This time, we use a finer grid of $k = 40$ normal densities.
sd = autoselectmixsd(z,nv = 40);
L = normlikmatrix(z,sd = sd);
size(L)
Even on this much larger data set, only a small number of iterations is needed to compute the solution.
k = size(L,2);
x0 = ones(k)/k;
@time out = mixSQP(L,x = x0);
With no low-rank approximation (lowrank = "none"
), the algorithm still converges rapidly, even when using a very small correction factor eps = 1e-12
.
@time out = mixSQP(L,x = x0,lowrank = "none",eps = 1e-12);
The section gives information about the computing environment used to generate the results contained in this notebook, including the version of Julia, and the versions of the Julia packages used here.
Pkg.status("Distributions");
Pkg.status("LowRankApprox");
versioninfo();


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