Since the game has changed the rule again yesterday, we now have quite a different game now. Especially when it comes to battles.
Information.
Yes, this is a very simple and easy change, but it has changed the whole game!
Now, you no longer can check every player’s army, production and stock level. In other words, information (or, intelligence) is now not free to have. You need to do something to get it (scouting), like sending one Rowdy to fight your target opponents so the battle result will show all the information you need above.
Oh, yeah, the mechanism of Shielding is off now. So it means you can fight someone as frequently as you please but one player can only be attacked once at the same time.
What will it bring to the game?
I think battles will be less frequent for now due to more costly information. Since battles under most circumstances are not economically profitable, I assume the intensity of battles will decrease. But, since the shield is off, the sheer number of battles might actually increase! (people keep robbing some unarmed player every 20 minutes… sth like that)
Hence, it means that for now, we can again shift our attention back to production and wait for the next rule change (well, no battles make the game developers unhappy… XD).
What else does it mean?
Since information is almost free and open for blockchain applications. How can DrugWars can limit this while maintaining its blockchain dapp game status?
I think because for this part, information about others’ status is still centralized. So they do have such power and they exercise it to increase playability of the game. I like this change, but at the same time, there might be some concerns about this information centralization - since the game operator has this valuable information, how can players trust them to keep it fair for all? For example, they can divulge some information to their friends, to someone who pay them under the table without the public’s awareness…. Anything that we discussed about the drawbacks of centralization….
Well, I meant theoretically. I don’t mean to question our beloved developers of DrugWars… Just for discussion. ^_^
Now, I need to head back to the game and send my scouts!
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layout: post
title: Fernão Lopes
date: '2013-06-04T02:32:00+02:00'
categories:
- Storyboards
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- Horses
picture_url: https://film-Storyboards.tumblr.com/post/52126195673/fernão-lopes-the-narrator-and-his-page-visiting
---
Fernão Lopes, the narrator, and his page, visiting the Aljubarrota field years after the battle.


Color blind boy brought to tears as new glasses show him color for first time
This is the heartwarming moment a ‘extremely’ color blind boy broke down in tears as new glasses allow him to see color for the first time.
Jonathan Jones, 12, was overcome with emotion after his principal, who is also color blind, let him borrow his unique glasses during science class in Cottonwood, Minnesota last week.
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The boy’s mother, Carole Walter Jones, posted the video online and started a GoFundMe to buy a pair of the unique glasses for Jonathan, who she said is ‘extremely’ color blind. The glasses reportedly cost $350.
However, so many people were moved by Jones’ video, her GoFundMe campaign actually ended up amassing more than $25,000 as of Monday morning.
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Prosecutors in the US say a false pregnancy rumour led to the murder of 14-year-old Sylvia McGee, from Canton, Ohio
by Talia Shadwell, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/talia-shadwell/A 13-year-old boy has admitted shooting dead a teen girl because he wrongly thought she was pregnant with his child.
Prosecutors in the case said 14-year-old schoolgirl Sylvia McGee was shot dead a block away from her home in Canton, Ohio, following the spreading of a false pregnancy rumour.
The teen boy believed Sylvia was pregnant with his child and allegedly shot her once in the head with a .38-celibre semi-automatic handgun in March, according to local reports.
The gun used in the shooting has never been found.
After his arrest, the teen claimed to have carried out the execution-style killing because he believed Sylvia was pregnant and he was the father of her child, reports the The Sun.
Assistant prosecutor Michelle Cordova said an autopsy showed Sylvia was not pregnant, adding that she was not the defendant's girlfriend.
She told a court the false pregnancy rumours had been behind the tragedy.
Ms Cordova said: "That is what I believe got this whole thing started. There was no evidence of any other reason for this.”
The now 14-year-old boy, who is being tried as a juvenile due to his age at the time of Sylvia's death, has reportedly accepted one count of murder, reduced from aggravated murder.
He also pleaded guilty to obstructing justice by giving false and misleading information to police, as well as an accompanying gun specification.
He must remain in youth prison until he is 21 years old.
However, the teen could face longer in custody, as a sentencing judge in January will decide whether to sentence him as a serious youth offender, which could add 18 years' life imprisonment to his jail term.
The killer received the youth sentence after a co-defendant, 14, admitted tapmering with evidence, obstructing justice and being an accomplice to murder.
Prosecutor John Ferrero reportedly told the court the agreement was made to avoid putting Sylvia's family through a jury trial, and they had supported the decision in the "tragic" case.
He said: "Our hands were tied. I just thought it was the worst of the worst cases I’ve seen here.
Following the sentencing, one of Sylvia's family member said the teen had planned to move to New York to work as a beautician and dreamed of opening her own business one day.
She said she had been the kind of girl who got along with everyone: "She didn't deserve that. She wasn't that type of a kid. She was upbeat and funny."


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Installation¶
This section describes the basic installation of the framework. See also the Clusters page in case you are installing the code to some computing cluster.
Downloading/Cloning¶
The framework relies on various small (template) libraries that are automatically obtained along the main code as submodules. Because of this, remember to always issue a recursive clone:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/natj/runko.git
You also need to update all the submodules (so that other branches are also in sync) with
git submodule update --recursive
External libraries¶
External libraries installed together with the framework include:
- corgi massively-parallel grid infrastructure
- PyBind11 binding library for seamless operability between C++ and Python
- cppitertools for various python-like C++ iterators etc.
- ezh5 lazy template interface to HDF5 for easier usage (originally from [mileschen](https://github.com/mileschen360/ezh5))
- mpi4cpp high-level interface to MPI library
Requirements¶
Before proceeding to compilation, check that your system has these requirements installed:
- Modern C++ compiler (such as Clang++, g++, …)
- python3 (with mpi4py)
- HDF5 for I/O (serial mode is enough)
- CMake (>v3.0) for building and compiling
- FFTW for Fourier transforms
- MPI message passing interface
Note
Note that g++-8 does not work because of a (known) compiler bug. Therefore, g++-9 is the current recommended choice.
MacOS¶
On MacOS these are easily installed with homebrew by running:
brew install gcc hdf5 python3 open-mpi cmake fftw fmt
MPI needs to be compiled separately because, by default, it uses the AppleClang compiler (instead of the g++-9 just installed).
Compiling e.g., OpenMPI can be done fully via the terminal by running:
export MPI_IMPL=openmpi40
mkdir $HOME/local/$MPI_IMPL/bin
cd $HOME/local/$MPI_IMPL/bin
mkdir -p openmpi && cd openmpi
wget --no-check-certificate http://www.open-mpi.org/software/ompi/v4.0/downloads/openmpi-4.0.0.tar.bz2
tar -xjf openmpi-4.0.0.tar.bz2
cd openmpi-4.0.0
export OMPI_CC=gcc-9
export OMPI_CXX=g++-9
./configure CC=gcc-9 CXX=g++-9 --prefix=$HOME/local/$MPI_IMPL > /dev/null 2>&1
make -j 4 > /dev/null 2>&1
make install > /dev/null 2>&1
make clean > /dev/null 2>&1
cd ../../
export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/local/$MPI_IMPL/bin
export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/local/$MPI_IMPL/include
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$HOME/local/$MPI_IMPL/lib
This installs OpenMPI 4.0 to ~/bin and exports the correct directories so that mpic++ compiler wrapper becomes available. You should put the last 3 export commands to your .bash_profile for easier usage, in case you need to recompile Runko at some point.
Linux¶
On Linux (assuming Ubuntu) run:
sudo -E apt-add-repository -y "ppa:ubuntu-toolchain-r/test"
sudo apt-get install libopenmpi-dev libhdf5-serial-dev hdf5-helpers openmpi-bin libblas-dev liblapack-dev python3 python3-pip
Note
Recent Ubuntu (bionic) comes with gcc-7 which makes the installation easier. For previous versions you, additionally, need to install gcc-7 (or 9) and manually compile MPI similar to the MacOS discussed above.
You also need to export the HDF5 library location (since it is non-standard at least in Ubuntu) with
export HDF5_INCLUDE_PATH=/usr/include/hdf5/serial
Python libraries¶
All the python requirements can be installed via pip as
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
Note
If you had to manually install MPI in the previous section, then you need to remove mpi4py (pip3 uninstall mpi4py) and re-install it.
Compiling¶
After installing all the pre-requisites, you can proceed to compiling. First you need to configure the build. To use your (freshly installed) modern C++ compiler we need to export them as
export CC=mpicc
export CXX=mpic++
Then make sure that everything works, check the output of
$CC --version
$CXX --version
This should indicate that the newly installed compilers are used.
You should also put this part into your ~/.bashrc (or ~/.bash_profile on MacOS) so correct compilers are automatically exported in the startup.
You should also add the python script directories into PYTHONPATH environment variable. Modify your ~/.bash_profile (MacOS) or ~/.bashrc (Linux) by appending corgi and runko libraries to the path by exporting
export RUNKO=/path2repo
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$RUNKO
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$RUNKO/lib
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$RUNKO/corgi/lib
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$RUNKO/bindings/old
where path2repo points to the location where you cloned the repository (i.e. path to runko directory). Note that there is no trailing slash /. As an example, the path can be e.g., /Users/natj/runko.
Next we can proceed to compiling. Out-of-source builds are recommended so inside the repository make a new build directory, go into that and only then run the CMake. This can be done by running:
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
And make sure to check that CMake finishes successfully. After that, you are ready to compile the framework with
make
When compiling and linking is finished, CMake runs few automated tests to check that everything is working. You should see a message “XX tests finished succesfully” in the end, if the build was successful.
Note
Since the compiling can take quite a while, you can use the multi-core compilation by passing make the -j8 option (or whatever number of tasks you want).


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Reference
Contents
- Literals
- Numeric Literals
- String Literals
- Operators
- Special Operators
- Selectors
- User Defined Functions
- Multi-argument Functions
- Suffix Operators
- Shifts
- Unary Functions
- Arithmetic Operators
- Relations
- Logical and Bitwise Operators
- Instructions
Decimal
Consist of digits<PHONE_NUMBER>
, at most one point .
separating the integral part from the fractional part. Optionally followed by an
order of decimal magnitude separated by e
or E
and a signed integer.
Examples: 1
, 12.5
, .75
,
6.02214076e23
, 6.62607004e-34
Binary
Begin with the BIN
keyword, followed by digits 01
. An optional
point .
separates the integral part from the fractional part.
Examples: BIN 1000
, BIN 10.1
, BIN .1010101010101
Hexadecimal
Begin with the HEX
keyword, followed by digits
0123456789ABCDEF
(lower case abcdef
also allowed). An optional
point .
separates the integral part from the fractional part.
Examples: HEX 5CB0
, HEX 1FFFF.8
, HEX .AAAAAAAB
Octal
Begin with the OCT
keyword, followed by digits 01234567
. An optional
point .
separates the integral part from the fractional part.
Examples: OCT 7500
, OCT 55.2
, OCT .5252525253
Quoted Strings
Characters in quotes ("
) are interpreted as string literals.
The quote character itself can be escaped by doubling (""
).
Syntax Checked Expressions
Expressions between curly braces {
and }
are not evaluated, but
their syntax is checked upon entering. They are interpreted as strings that can be passed to
VAL
or VAL$
for actual evaluation.
Operators are grouped by priority, groups are listed in order of precedence.
- a$
?(
e0 ,
e1 )
- If a$ is empty, e0 is evaluated, otherwise e1 is. Note that
e0 and e1 can be either numeric or string expressions, but they must have
the same type. This is going to be the type of the selector expression.
- n
?(
e0 ,
e1 ,
… )
- The value of n selects the expression in the comma-separated list to be
evaluated, beginning with zero (the first expression evaluates if n = 0). If
the value of n is greater or equal to the number of expressions in the list,
then the last expression in the list is evaluated.
The selectable expressions can be either numeric or string expressions, but they must have
the same type. This is going to be the type of the selector expression.
FN
f (
e ,
… )
- Numeric function with an arbitrary number of arguments, denoted by a single letter f after
the
FN
keyword.
FN
f$(
e ,
… )
- String function with an arbitrary number of arguments, denoted by a single letter f with a dollar sign
$
after the FN
keyword.
ATTR (
row ,
column )
- ...
POINT (
x ,
y )
- ...
SCREEN$ (
row ,
column )
- ...
STICK (
n ,
m )
- Reads direction (odd values of n) or button (even values of n)
of controller device (typically joystick) m. Set
m = 0 for Kempston joystick,
m = 1 for Sinclair joystick 1,
m = 2 for Sinclair joystick 2,
m = 3 for Cursor joystick.
For the button, values 1 or 0 are returned, whether or not the button is pressed, respectively.
For the direction, use the table below:
STICK (
n ,
a$ )
- Reads the keyboard for control with user defined keys. Argument n and the return
values are compatible with the game controller version, the user defined keys are read
from a$ as follows: the button is the last character of a$, the
four directions are the first four characters in right, left, down, up order.
Also note that
STICK (0,
k$ )
can be used to check
whether key k$ is pressed or not independently of other keys on the keyboard.
Use CHR$ 13
for ENTER, CHR$ 14
for SYM,
and CHR$ 227
for SYM, respectively.
STR$ (
x ,
n ,
m )
- Converts numeric value x to base n string representation
(2 ≤ n ≤ 36), with m fractional digits after the point. If m = 0, no point
.
is included in the result.
STR$ (
x ,
n )
- Equivalent to
STR$ (
x ,
n ,0)
.
- a
!
- Changes every integral bit in the two's complement signed representation of a
to its opposite, leaving fractional bits intact. Thus,
0!=-1
. This operator
can be used to convert NOT
a operators from other BASIC dialects that
only use bitwise logical operators, such as ZX80
.
- a$
!
- Changes every bit in the binary representation string
a$
to its opposite.
Priority 16
- a
<<
n
- Bitwise arithmetic shift of number a to the left by n bits.
Equivalent to a
*2^INT (
n+.5)
.
- a
>>
n
- Bitwise arithmetic shift of number a to the right by n bits.
Equivalent to a
<<-
n.
- a$
<<
n
- Cyclic bitwise shift of the binary representation of string a$ to the
left by n digits.
Cycling shifting of
a$ to the left by
k characters can be accomplished by
a$
<<(
k *8)
or, even faster, by
a$ <<(
k <<3)
- a$
>>
n
-
- Cyclic bitwise shift of the binary representation of string a$ to the
left by n digits.
Equivalent to a$
<<-
n.
Priority 16
ABS
x
- Absolute value of x. Equivalent to x
*SGN
x
ACS
x
- Arc cosine of x. Inverse function of
COS
x.
ASN
- Arc sine of x. Inverse function of
SIN
x.
ATN
- Arc tangent of x. Inverse function of
TAN
x.
CHR$
n
- Character at code point n, if n < 256. Otherwise equivalent to
CHR$ (
n %256)+CHR$ INT (
n /256)
.
Inverse function of CODE
a$.
CODE
a$
- If a$ is empty, returns zero. If a$ consists of a single character,
returns its code point. Otherwise equivalent to
CODE
a$(1)+256*CODE
a$(2 TO)
.
Inverse function of CHR$
n.
COS
- Cosine of x. Inverse function of
ACS
x.
DPEEK
n
- Returns 16 bit value at memory address n, least siginificant byte first.
Equivalent to
CODE MEM$(
n TO
n +1)
for 1 ≤ n ≤ 65534.
EXP
x
- Exponential of x.
Equivalent to
2.718281829^
x.
Inverse function of LN
x.
FPEEK
n
- Returns the 5-byte (40-bit) value at memory address n.
IN
n
- Read I/O port n.
INT
x - Returns the largest integer that is not
greater than x. In other words, rounding x towards negative
infinity.
LEN
a$
- Number of characters in a$. In other words, the length of a$
LN
x
- Natural logarithm of x.
Inverse function of
EXP
x.
PEEK
n
- Returns 8 bit value at memory address n.
Equivalent to
CODE MEM$(
n )
for 1 ≤ n ≤ 65535.
SGN
x
- Returns the sign of x.
Equivalent to
(
x >0)-(
x <0)
.
SIN
x
- Sine of x.
Inverse function of
ASN
x.
SQ
x
- Square of x. Equivalent to x
*
x.
Inverse function of SQR
x.
SQR
x
- Square root of x. Equivalent to x
^.5
.
Inverse function of SQ
x.
STR$
x
- Turns number x into a string in the decimal literal format.
For x > 99999999, exponential notation is used. Note that the
STR$
keyword can also be used as a multi-argument function for number
formatting.
TAN
x
- Tangent of x. Inverse function of
ATN
x.
TIME$
n
- Turns a frame counter into a string in
hh:mm:ss.ss
format.
USR
n
- Calls machine code at memory address n and returns the value of
BC
register pair. Discarding the first return address, the topmost element in the calculator
stack is returned as a number.
USR
a$
- Returns the address of the user-defined graphics character (UDG) supplied in
a$. By supplying the UDG itself as a$, the address of all 112
possible UDG bitmaps can be accessed. For backwards compatibility,
USR
also accepts letters, in which case, irrespectively of whether they are capital or
lower-case, only the first 26 UDG bitmap addresses can be returned.
VAL
a$
- Evaluates numeric expression in a$.
VAL$
- Evaluates string expression in a$.
Priority 10
- a
^
b
- Taking a to the power of b. Requires a ≥ 0 for non-integer b values. By definition,
0^0=1
.
Priority 9
-
x
- Negative value of x. Unary operator, but binding less tightly than other
unary operators.
Priority 8
- a
*
b
- Product of a and b.
- a$
*
b
- Repeat a$ b times. Negative values of b imply
reversing the order of characters in a$. Examples:
"abcd"*1.5="abcdab"
,
"abcd"*-2="dcbadcba"
.
- a
/
b
- Division of a by b.
- a
%
b
- Remainder after division of a by b.
Equivalent to a
-
b *INT (
a /
b )
Priority 6
- a
+
b
- Sum of a and b.
- a$
+
b$
- Concatenation of a$ and b$.
- a
-
b
- Difference of a and b.
Priority 5
- a
=
b
- True if and only if a equals b.
- a$
=
b$
- True if and only if a$ equals b$.
- a
<>
b
- True if and only if a does not equal b.
- a$
<>
b$
- True if and only if a$ does not equal b$.
- a
<
b
- True if and only if a is strictly less than b.
- a$
<
b$
- True if and only if a$ precedes b$ in lexicographic order.
- a
>
b
- True if and only if a is strictly greater than b.
- a$
>
b$
- True if and only if a$ succeeds b$ in lexicographic order.
- a
<=
b
- True if and only if a is less than b or equal.
- a$
<=
b$
- True if and only if a$ precedes or equals b$ in lexicographic order.
- a
>=
b
- True if and only if a is greater than b or equal.
- a$
>=
b$
- True if and only if a$ succeeds or equals b$ in lexicographic order.
Priority 4
NOT
x
- Logical negation of x. If x=0, returns 1, otherwise 0.
Equivalent to x
=0
.
Priority 3
- a
AND
b
- Returns 0 if b = 0, otherwise a.
- a$
AND
b
- Returns empty string if b = 0, otherwise a$.
- a
&
b
- Returns bitwise a and b.
- a$
&
b$
- Returns bitwise a$ and b$.
Priority 2
- a
OR
b
- Returns a if b = 0, otherwise 1.
- a
|
b
- Returns bitwise a or b.
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Create an sp SpatialPolygon or SpatialPolygonDataFrame object from a downloaded KML file and data file
kml_to_sp(map_df, df = NULL, crs_string = "+proj=longlat +datum=WGS84")
map_df |
a map dataframe generated from create_map_df() |
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a climate dataframe with one piece of data to be mapped to each unique spatial polygon. |
crs_string |
Coordinate reference string to use in spatial projection. Default is WSGS84. |
If a dataframe is included, a spatial polygon dataframe object is created. The dataframe must have one unique piece of information per polygon, otherwise an error will be thrown. However just a basic spatial polygon will be created if no dataframe is included.
a SpatialPolygon object
## Not run: sa_map <- create_map_df(locator=SoAm_country) sa_dat <- get_ensemble_temp(SoAm_country,"annualanom",2080,2100) sa_dat <- subset(sa_dat,sa_dat$scenario == "a2") sa_dat <- subset(sa_dat,sa_dat$percentile == 50) sa_poly <- kml_to_sp(sa_map,df = sa_dat) ### colors are a bit off, but just to verify that data is spplot(sa_poly,"data") ## End(Not run)


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Equivalent to sizing an object with the mouse. Sizes the selected object and returns TRUE. If the selected chart object cannot be sized, FORMAT.SIZE returns FALSE. There are two syntax forms of this function. Use syntax 1 to size worksheet objects and chart items absolutely. Use syntax 2 relative to a cell or range of cells to size only worksheet objects. It is generally easier to use the macro recorder to enter this function on your macro sheet.
Syntax 1 Sizes worksheet objects and chart items
Syntax 2 Sizes worksheet objects relative to a cell or range
Return to index
Equivalent to sizing an object with the mouse. Sizes the selected object and returns TRUE. If the selected chart object cannot be sized, FORMAT.SIZE returns FALSE. There are two syntax forms of this function. Use syntax 1 to size worksheet objects and chart items absolutely. Use syntax 2 relative to a cell or range of cells to size only worksheet objects. It is generally easier to use the macro recorder to enter this function on your macro sheet.
Syntax
FORMAT.SIZE(width, height)
FORMAT.SIZE?(width, height)
Width specifies the width of the selected object, measured in points. A point is 1/72nd of an inch.
Height specifies the height of the selected object, measured in points.
You do not always have to use both arguments. For example, if you specify height and not width, the height changes but the width does not.
Remarks
The base of a text label on a chart is the lower-left corner of the text rectangle.
The base of an arrow is the end without the arrowhead.
Related Functions
FORMAT.MOVE Moves the selected object
SIZE Changes the size of a window
Syntax 2 Sizes worksheet objects relative to a cell or range
Return to index
Equivalent to sizing an object with the mouse. Sizes the selected worksheet object and returns TRUE. If the selected object cannot be sized, FORMAT.SIZE returns FALSE. There are two syntax forms of this function. Use syntax 2 to size worksheet objects relative to a cell or range of cells. Use syntax 1 to size worksheet objects and chart items. It is generally easier to use the macro recorder to enter this function on your macro sheet.
Syntax
FORMAT.SIZE(x_off, y_off, reference)
FORMAT.SIZE?(x_off, y_off, reference)
X_off specifies the width of the selected object and is measured in points from the lower-right corner of the object to the upper-left corner of reference. A point is 1/72nd of an inch. If omitted, x_off is assumed to be 0. If reference is omitted, x_off specifies the horizontal size.
Y_off specifies the height of the selected object and is measured in points from the lower-right corner of the object to the upper-left corner of reference. If omitted, y_off is assumed to be 0. If reference is omitted, y_off specifies the vertical size.
Reference specifies the cell or range of cells to use as the basis for the offset and for sizing. If reference is a range of cells, only the upper-left cell in the range is used.
Related Functions
FORMAT.MOVE Moves the selected object
SIZE Changes the size of a window
Syntax 1 Sizes worksheet objects and chart items
Return to index


Release date: Mo 04/18/2011.
This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation and the Department of Energy under Grant No. NSF-OCI-1032861 (2010-2013 est.), NSF-CCF-00444486 (2005-2008 est.), NSF-CNS-0325873 (2004-2009 est.), NSF-EIA-0122599 (2001-2004 est.), NSF-ACI-0090127, DOE-DE-FC02-01ER25478, DOE-DE-FC02-06ER25768.
LAPACK is a software package provided by Univ. of Tennessee, Univ. of California Berkeley, Univ. of Colorado Denver and NAG Ltd.
1. Support and questions:
2. LAPACK 3.3.1: What’s new
3. External Contributors
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Chuck Atkins and Brad King (Kitware, Inc)
4. Thanks
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Nadezhda Mozartova (Intel, USA)
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Alexander Kobotov (Intel, USA)
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John Tellefson (Salina, KS, USA)
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Inge Gutheil (Juelich Supercomputing Centre, Germany)
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Christof Voemel
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Paul Roberts (NAG, UK)
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Pat Quillen (Mathworks, USA)
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Michael Chuvelev (Intel, USA)
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Vasile Sima (National Institute for Research & Development in Informatics, Romania)
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Clint Whaley (University of Texas at San Antonio, USA)
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Allin Cottrell (Wake Forest University, USA)
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squartz
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fabioaffinito
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sarnath
5. Developer list
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Jim Demmel (University of California at Berkeley, USA)
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Jack Dongarra (University of Tennessee and ORNL, USA)
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Julien Langou (University of Colorado Denver, USA)
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Julie Langou (University of Tennessee, USA)
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Rodney James (University of Colorado Denver, USA)
6. Improvment to the CMAKE build
-
Added a FindBLAS module to easily search for and link against various optimized BLAS implementations
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Added proper default compiler flags for various commercial Fortran compilers
-
Check for and disable SIGFPE handlers (LAPACK code handles these internally) on known compilers
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Remove testing drivers and BLAS source from nightly code coverage to get a more accurate representation of the LAPACK code getting exercised
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Suppress harmless warning messages for various platforms and compilers
-
Added 28 nightly builds (http://my.cdash.org/index.php?project=LAPACK)
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Standardized binary output locations to play nicely when building Windows DLLs
-
Cleaned up CMake packaging to allow find_package(LAPACK) in applications
-
Added missing link dependencies for test libraries
7. Level-3 BLAS hermitian indefinite inversion: This enables better performance for CHETRI and ZHETRI.
Julie Langou
Level-3 BLAS hermitian indefinite inversion (CHETRI and ZHETRI). See Release 3.3.0 section 6.2 for more details
8. Bug Fix
bug0078 :: DBDSDC problem with orthogonality of U in certain cases
-
bug report sent by duncanpo on April 4th 2011
-
see forum topic 2326
-
decreased EPS by a factor of 0.9 to correct problem with orthogonality of U in certain cases
-
corrected by Rodney on Tue April 7th 2011
bug0077 :: [DS]GESVD Minimum Worksize comments need clarification
-
bug report sent by squartz on Sep 19th
-
see forum topic 2011
-
corrected by Julie on Tue April 5th 2011
bug0076 :: Problem in ?(sy/he)tri2 when nbmax greater than n
-
bug report sent by nmozarto on Mar 4th
-
see forum topic 2223
-
corrected by Julie on Fri March 4th 2011
bug0075 :: not orhtogonal: eigenvectors of a symmetric matrix with DSYEV
-
bug report sent by fabioaffinito on Feb 8th
-
see forum topic 2169
-
corrected by Rodney on Thu March 3rd 2011
-
The bug appears only when the matrix is diagonalized by using the upper half, and when the leading dimension n>200 approx.
-
User gave test program see: here
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Come from change in version 3.2 [Release Notes]
-
related to 0035
bug0074 :: ?sysv and ?hesv
-
bug report sent by Alexander Kobotov on Feb 8th
-
see forum topic 2168
-
corrected by Julie
-
In LAPACK 3.3 ?(SY/HE)SV are updated to use TRS2. The TRS2 requires WORK(N) to operate, whereas in SV requirements for LWORK just to be >=1. There is no any check in SV if LWORK>=N, the array WORK just passed as it is to TRS2. So if LWORK<N a crash could occur while executing TRS2 due to overuse of allocated workspace.
-
I guess for the case of LWORK<N just previsous Level2 based ?(SY/HE)TRS should be used.
bug0073 :: secondtst.f and dsecnd.f
-
bug report sent by John Tellefson on Feb 7th
-
email sent to lapack mailing list, user provided fix.
-
corrected by Julie
-
We went ahead and remove the dummy subroutine in those timing for the last LAPACK version because we did not find a machine or compiler that still had the problem. I guess we were too optimistic.
-
also committed the "cosmetic" modifications suggested by user as they make the program easier to modify.
bug0072 :: cchkhs.f and zchkhs.f
-
bug report sent by Inge Gutheil on Feb 3rd
-
email sent to lapack mailing list, user provided fix.
-
corrected by Julie
-
Add IF statement to prevent calculation if N=0
bug0071 :: slarre and dlarre
-
bug report sent by Christof Voemel on Jan 31th
-
email sent directly to Julie and Julien, Christof provided fix.
-
corrected by Julien
-
Add a line to prevent TAU from becoming zero
bug0070 :: IWORK dimension is incorrect
-
bug report sent by nmozarto on Jan 27th
-
see forum topic 2156
-
confirmed by Julie and corrected by Brian Sutton
-
The correct dimension is (M-R), in which R is the smallest of P, M-P, Q, and M-Q.
-
An M-by-M matrix is partitioned into a 2-by-2 block structure. The
-
dimensions of the blocks are P-by-Q, P-by-(M-Q), (M-P)-by-Q, and
-
(M-P)-by-(M-Q). IWORK is involved in the permutation of rows or
-
columns of these blocks, and it is the largest block, in terms of
-
number of rows or columns, that determines the size of IWORK.
bug0069 :: sytri2x is writing on other part of A
-
bug report sent by nmozarto on Jan 27th
-
see forum topic 2156
-
confirmed by Julie and corrected by Julie
bug0068 :: Need to add LDA in *sytrs2
-
bug report sent by nmozarto on Jan 27th
-
see forum topic 2157
-
confirmed by Julie and corrected by Julie
bug0067 :: Need to add LDA in *syswapr
-
bug report sent by nmozarto on Jan 24th
-
see forum topic 2150
-
confirmed by Julie and corrected by Julien
-
Need to add LDA in *syswapr routines and update testing to test having LDA
bug0066 :: bugs in {s,d}gejsv
-
bug report sent by Paul Roberts on Oct 21st
-
reported to Zlatko Drmac and corrected by Zlatko Drmac
bug0036 :: scaling in xSTEQR, xSTERF
-
bug report sent by Pat Quillen on Fri 24 Jul 2009 to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"Scaling in xSTEQR, xSTERF"
-
Correction: "changed matrix norm to M (max) from I (inf) for scaling of input matrix
-
and added check for zero norm in xSTERF (the xSTEQR already had this check)"
-
confirmed by Rodney and corrected by Rodney
bug0035 :: dlarfb.f and likes
-
bug report sent by Michael Chuvelev (Intel) on Tue 21 Jul 2009 to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"Bug in LAPACK 3.2 dlarfb.f and likes"
-
see Michael Chuvelev and Julie’s emails, q.dat, tau.dat, and test_dorgql.f
-
confirmed by Rodney on Tue Feb 22 2011
-
corrected by Rodney on Thu March 3rd 2011
bug0034 :: comments in SSPTRF not correct
-
clarification asked by "sarnath" on Thu Jul 02 2009
-
confirmation of bug by "sarnath" and Julien Langou on Fri Jul 03 2009
-
The statement "JMAX is the column-index of the largest off-diagonal element in row IMAX" is not correct
-
see forum topic 1553
bug0027 :: misleading comment in the header of DGHEQZ, the 2x2 block of the real Schur form are not as claimed
-
reported by Vasile Sima on Tue Jan 27 2009
-
see: email from Vasile
-
more information: more specifically Vasile is reporting that the comments:
* [...] H contains the upper quasi-triangular
* matrix S from the generalized Schur factorization;
* 2-by-2 diagonal blocks (corresponding to complex conjugate
* pairs of eigenvalues) are returned in standard form, with
* H(i,i) = H(i+1,i+1) and H(i+1,i)*H(i,i+1) < 0.
are not correct
-
confirmed by Rodney and corrected by Rodney
bug0024 :: the notation A' is confusing for complex matrices. Does A' stand for A transpose of A Hermitian transpose?
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reported by Clint Whaley early July 2009
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LAPACK is not consistent in it use of the notation for transpose and Hermitian transpose.
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The use of LAPACK A' is not consistent with the BLAS useage.
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We note that the Matlab/Scilab/Octave convention is A' stands for "conjugate transpose" and A.' stands for "transpose".
-
In the Z routines, LAPACK uses the notation A' 669 times, it means "conjugate transpose" most of the time but it means "transpose" a few times (maybe 10 times max, for BLAS-like routines). The notation A*H, A*T, A*N is used 549 times, The notation AT, AN, A^H 19 times. (This is just for the Z routines.)
-
see Julien’s emails
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vote on the lapackers mailing list: A*T (or AT) and A*H (or AH): Clint Whaley, Jim Demmel, Sven Hammarling, Antoine Petitet, Daniel Kressner A' (for A*H) and A.' for (A*T): Julien Langou (I love to be that supported by the lapackers!)
-
corrected by Julie
bug0022 :: workspace query bug with DGEJSV (when only left or right singular vectors desired)
-
reported by Allin Cottrell on Tue Jan 15 2009
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confirmed by Julien Langou on Fri Jan 30 2009
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see forum topic 866
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all information sent to Zlatko Drmac
-
Corrected by Zlatko Drmac


RETURN &optional [expr]
Description
RETURN is used from within a subroutine or FUNCTION to exit either. When used inside a function, it has the option of returning a value for the function.
Results
When used inside a subroutine, it halts execution of the subroutine and returns to the subroutine that called it (with GOSUB).
When used inside a FUNCTION, it can optionally return a value ([expr]).
Example
; create a subroutine to update all sprites update: vblank updatesprites return ; create a function to return the sum of two numbers function add(n1,n2) return n1+n2 end function
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Marshall Applewhite"We take the prize, I guess, of being the cult of cults."  Applewhite's characterization proved to be inadequate in March 1997, after the group's elaborate mass suicide.With a total membership of just 39 people, Applewhite was certainly no Jim Jones.  Although he did manage to snag Uhura's brother. That's something. Poor astronomer; decided the Hale-Bopp comet was the sign of impeding apocalypse, when he should have waited for a comet that was hurtling at the Earth. Called himself "Do" and his co-leader "Ti", leaving speculation that Re, Mi, Fa, So and La are still on the loose somewhere. Cult members led an ascetic life, in their efforts to achieve "Human Individual Metamorphosis" -- the transformation into an "Evolutionary Level Above Human." Despite its Nietzschean overtones, this concept referred to the exchange of their current physical forms for brand-new space alien bodies. In a September 1995 post to Usenet, Applewhite announced his plan to the general public. Introducing himself as "Jesus, Son of God"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>explained that the time was nigh for him to experience a second death and resurrection. Which would give us another Easter to celebrate (great if you love chocolate rabbits). The only weird thing in this scenario was the UFO stuff.
I am not naive. I am quite aware that what I am saying here will to many, if not most, sound like I should be locked up as a mental case at the least. However, that awareness cannot stand in the way of my simple acknowledgment of these facts for the sake of those who might go with us, and also for the sake of those who desire to be a contributor to our demise or exit from this world. And, in a move that would have made David Koresh proud, Applewhite suggested that potential followers vigorously exercise their Second Amendment rights:
If you DO recognize me and choose to look to me for guidance, I would recommend that you purchase firearms, get comfortable using them (or partner with someone who can), and somehow position yourselves (separate from others enough to not be vulnerable) so that you might establish a relationship with me, protected from interference as far as possible. In this day and time the authorities make no bones about their "need" to protect the public from "dangerous radicals like us." They will aggressively attempt to require us to abide by their values and their rules (which are of this Luciferian world and its society -- as difficult as that might be to believe). They won't hesitate to trump up charges or suspicions in order to search us or take us into custody so they can "judge for themselves" whether or not we are some kind of a threat. In a subsequent video made by the cult, Applewhite moved up the timetable. But he also equivocated just a little:
"I feel that we are at the end of the age. Now, the end of the age, I'm afraid I feel is, right upon us. It's gonna come -- now, I don't want to sound like a prophet -- but my gut says, and everything else that I know points to, that it's going to come before the turn of the century. That it's going to come in the next few months, or next year or two. I could be off. I thought it -- Ti and I thought it was going to end within a few months. The age was going to end in 1975." Pretty convincing stuff. In the years prior to joining Hale-Bopp, the "X-Files" and "Star Trek" nerds filled time as competent web designers in San Diego, seemingly normal except for the fact that some eight of them had undergone voluntary castration-- in apparent denial of their human bodies. It seems the testicles of their human body-vehicles were interfering with their alien spirit-nature. Being unable to procreate, such a cult is doomed; it is no wonder Suicide was the end-game. They checked out by mixing booze with Nembutal. According to the written protocol found on-scene:
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Thirteen people convicted under new Scots 'coercive control' law
Scotland introduced new legislation targeting psychological abusers in April this year.
by Katrine BusseyThirteen people have been convicted under new legislation which outlaws coercive control and psychological abuse, the First Minister has revealed.
The Domestic Abuse Act came into force in April, making emotional and psychological abuse an offence for the first time.
The legislation, brought in by the Scottish Government , targeted abusers who control their victims by isolating them from their friends and family, or restrict their finances.
As well as the 13 convictions under the new legislation, Nicola Sturgeon said there are several other cases being prosecuted.
She told Holyrood's committee conveners that while it is still "early days in the operation of the Act", there have "already" been 13 convictions under the new law and a "number proceeding through the courts at the moment".
She said while the Act is important to address a "clear deficiency in the law", there is a "deeper and more fundamental job" to be done in raising awareness of emotional and psychological abuse.
Sturgeon said: "We still have the situation where the kinds of behaviour that are now rightly criminalised by this new Act are not always recognised by the victims, perhaps even the perpetrators - though I am less worried about that - and certainly by the courts and the system as the criminal offences that they are."
An awareness raising campaign accompanied the introduction of the new legislation, but Sturgeon said there is "a lot of work still there to do".


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Liverpool expected to make transfer offer for £13.5million-rated attacker
by Magnus EriksenLiverpool are reportedly showing an interest in the potential transfer of Athletic Bilbao winger Iker Muniain after his fine recent form in La Liga.
The 26-year-old has long looked a potentially big talent, but has not as of yet ended up landing himself a move to a bigger club.
MORE: These Liverpool fans excited by pair’s chat with Heung-Min Son
According to Don Balon, Barcelona have shown an interest in Muniain in the past, but he now looks set to be a summer target for Liverpool to strengthen in attack.
The report states the Reds are expected to try an offer for the Spain international next summer, in what could be a smart move to replace the likes of Adam Lallana and Xherdan Shaqiri, who have not managed to establish themselves as regulars in Jurgen Klopp’s XI.
Muniain is said to have a market value of around £13.5million, according to Transfermarkt, though one imagines Liverpool may well have to pay a bit more than that to convince his club to let him go.
LFC fans won’t exactly be desperate for new attacking players given the strength of their current crop of forwards and wingers, but depth is always useful for a top team challenging for as many as four trophies every season.


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I Spit on Your Grave
Directed by Meir Zarchi. Cast: Camille Keaton, Eron Tambor, Richard Pace, Anthony Nichols, Gunter Kleemann. 1978 - 100 minutes. Not Rated (equivalent of an NC-17 rating for explicit sex, nudity, violence, gore, and profanity).
Suggested Retail Price: $29.99 Widescreen format; Aspect Ratio 1.85:1 Languages: English Digitally transferred and personally supervised by Meir Zarchi
Special Features - Theatrical Trailer
Film Rating: * * * (out of * * * * ) DVD Picture Transfer: * * * 1/2 (out of * * * * ) Sound: * 1/2 (out of * * * * ) Overall DVD rating: * * 1/2 (out of * * * * )
Meir Zarchi's infamous 1978 film, "I Spit on Your Grave," is inarguably one of the most controversial films ever filmed. At the time of its release, the film was critically bombasted, audiences were largely outraged, and it was banned entirely from the UK and Germany. What mostly got under people's skin about the picture, I think, was in its extremely graphic and brutal depiction of a woman being raped. Although I would also feel uncomfortable watching the movie in a theatre with others, that is simply human nature, since what occurs here is very difficult to watch due to its subject matter.
With that out of the way, I first rented "I Spit on Your Grave" about three years ago to see what all the commotion was about, expecting the worst. Surprisingly enough, however, I actually did like the film. Sure, it's not for everybody and certainly deserved its original X rating. It's not a "fun" or "entertaining" film in any regard. But what "I Spit on Your Grave" is is a fairly thoughtful and realistic examination of a person being tortured by another, and then what happens to the victim afterwards, if they survive. To single one certain critic out, Roger Ebert rated the film "Zero Stars" at the time of its release, and like everyone, was in a frenzy over what takes place during the 100-minute running-time. What I don't understand is how, with such harsh feelings, he could give 1972's "The Last House on the Left," which has more or less the same plot, a * * * 1/2 rating! Well, I have seen that film as well, and "I Spit on Your Grave" is infinitely better. In contrast, "LHOTL" which, aside from being loosely based on Ingmar Bergman's "The Virgin Spring," is far more exploitative and includes a fairly ridiculous plot gimmick: that the rape offenders unknowingly spend the night at the victim's parents' house. I simply do not "get" Ebert's thinking when dealing with these two pictures, and how he could love the more cheap and manipulative one, and then criticize the other even though they are so startlingly similar in story.
"I Spit on Your Grave" has a fairly straightforward story. A young, attractive writer (Camille Keaton, Buster Keaton's niece!) leaves her home in Manhattan and travels upstate to stay in the country at an idyllic, remote cabin she has rented for the summer, in order to write her first novel.  She certainly doesn't want the men to get away with what they did, and finally decides to take matters into her own hands.
"I Spit on Your Grave" could have easily fallen into the manipulation of "The Last House on the Left," but is more serious in its treatment. The main female character is an intelligent women who could easily go to the police about what happened, but what good would that do? The reasoning she comes up with is that even if they went to prison, they would eventually be released, free to do such a thing again to someone else. One of the major discrepancy that people have about "I Spit on Your Grave" is that it is a horror film, but it isn't; at least, not in the sense of a slasher film. Instead, it is a horror story about the human condition, and how far some people can actually go if they do not have any respect for other human life. There are no murders in the film either, until the climax, but it isn't in the same sense that Michael Myers or Freddy Krueger is a killer. On the contrary, the killer in "I Spit on Your Grave" ultimately turns out to also be the heroine, and she has a real reason for doing what she does. In a particularly shocking sequence, right before she goes through with her revenge, she pays a visit to the local church where she prays for forgiveness of what she is about to do. Now when exactly was the last time you saw that in a low-rent exploitation piece? I don't know about anyone else, but my answer is "never."
One of the aspects of the film that struck me the first time I viewed "I Spit on Your Grave" was how much it reminded me of an independent film. Sure, it is low-budget, but in its style, I found it to border on the artsy. One scene, for example, which lasts a couple minutes, is filmed entirely in a long shot, as the camera is trying to distance itself away from the hurtful thing that is happening on the screen.
Another smart move on writer and director Meir Zarchi's part is that he does not paint the four men as outright monsters, and spends a lot of time with them. The mentally retarded character is actually touching in the way that, through a chain of events, he becomes the outcast of the group, and it also came as an unexpected twist to find later on that the leader of the group (Eron Tambor) is married and has two children, whom he loves. What these men do is vile, cruel, and unforgivable, but thanks to Zarchi, they were not in any way one-dimensional.
Since my first viewing, I have seen "I Spit on Your Grave" three more times and although I still find it to be a striking and courageous motion picture, it does have a few noticable problems. For one, we do not really get to know the heroine very much. After being raped and bruised and cut up, she gets well very fast...too fast, perhaps...and although she murders the men for revenge, she never was really able to come across as someone who has gone through the terrible ordeal, and has no real emotional attachment to what she does, aside from physically doing it. Maybe what Zarchi was attempting to do by choosing to go this route in the finale was to show that she had become numb inside from what had happened to her, and that she could very well be on the edge of a nervous breakdown. Still, I would have probably chosen to do that a little differently. Another problem is that the revenge conclusion requires the Tambor character to make some very stupid actions, only so he will, in return, fall victim to his victim This particular scene I am discussing, however, is one of the best in the film, although I do not want to give away what happens except to say that it is incredibly gory and won't easily be forgotten.
The DVD edition of "I Spit on Your Grave" is probably more suitable for fans of the picture only, since it doesn't offer any special features other than the cheesy theatrical trailer (is it just me or are all the trailers from '70s films unintentionally hilarious?). For those people who do like the picture, the DVD is very good on many accounts, and disappointing on others.
Starting with the good, the "new digital letterboxed transfer personally supervised by director Meir Zarchi" (as written on the back of the case) is beautiful and nearly flawless, increasing the impact of the images on the screen. The picture includes very little grain and highly emphasizes the impressive cinematography and camera work, particularly of the quiet country landscape.
With such wonderful picture quality, it ulimately came as a letdown to discover that the sound on the DVD is fairly bad. In order to clearly hear the people talking, the volume had to be raised up to nearly its highest level because of the low sound transfer. This caused a considerable problem, then, during the rape and murder scenes when characters were screaming, since that sound erectified as if the overall sound quality had been normal, and so I had to quickly push down the volume. There is no excuse for the sound to come across so inadequately since on the video version I have watched, which has terrible picture quality, the sound is perfectly fine.
On the whole, I was fairly disappointed by the DVD of "I Spit on Your Grave." Although the picture quality was fabulous, and I'm glad I could see it in the way it was originally meant to be shown, the sound is underwhelming, to say the least. Since the film is so controversial, an audio commentary would have been an extra treat, as I would have loved to have heard Zarchi's opinion on everything that has occurred with his much-talked-about directing debut. In conclusion, the DVD of "I Spit on Your Grave" could have been improved, but the film itself, I think, is one of the most underrated motion pictures ever made. It most definately did not deserve the severe criticisms it got.
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import codecs
import logging
import reprlib
import shlex
import subprocess
LOGGER = logging.getLogger(name=__name__)
[docs]class BaseCommand:
"""Create a base command class.
Pass ``cmd`` to :mod:`subprocess` and process output and build in logging.
"""
def __init__(self, cmd=None):
self.cmd = cmd
def __repr__(self):
if self.cmd is None:
return "BaseCommand: No cmd initialized"
else:
return "BaseCommand: {!r}".format(self.cmd)
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"""Run a safer subprocess.
Parameters
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cmd : list, optional
cmd to run in subprocess
*args : list of str
Command and parameters to be executed
Returns
-------
output : str
Output from subprocess. Can return `NoneType` if no `cmd`.
Examples
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>>> BaseCommand(['ls']).run()
... CompletedProcess(args='ls', returncode=0...)
"""
shlexed_cmd = shlex.quote(" ".join(i for i in self.cmd if i))
output = subprocess.run(shlexed_cmd, capture_output=True, text=True)
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# aRepr isn't callable so don't worry about initializing
# logging.info('Output: %s' % reprlib.Repr(output))
return output
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"""Execute the required command in a subshell.
First the command is split using :mod:`shlex`.
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the :func:`subprocess.Popen().wait()` is invoked.
When the subprocess returns, any non-zero value will lead to a
`SystemExit` with a passed value of `returncode`.
If we don't need to capture output, check the return code.
Parameters
----------
cmd : list, optional
cmd to run in subprocess
Returns
-------
process.returncode : int
Output from subprocess.
Raises
------
subprocess.CalledProcessError
If there is an error in the command.
"""
if not self.cmd:
return
self.cmd = shlex.split(self.cmd)
logging.debug("Cmd is: " + str(self.cmd))
process = subprocess.Popen([self.cmd])
if process.wait():
raise subprocess.CalledProcessError(process.returncode)
else:
return process.returncode


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The corgi is super smart, loves to control their owners, and will get into trouble quite often. That being said, they are pretty awesome as pets. 10/10, would be herded around the house again
The corgi is super smart, loves to control their owners, and will get into trouble quite often. That being said, they are pretty awesome as pets. 10/10, would be herded around the house again
The corgi is super smart, loves to control their owners, and will get into trouble quite often. That being said, they are pretty awesome as pets. 10/10, would be herded around the house again
The corgi is super smart, loves to control their owners, and will get into trouble quite often. That being said, they are pretty awesome as pets. 10/10, would be herded around the house again
The corgi is super smart, loves to control their owners, and will get into trouble quite often. That being said, they are pretty awesome as pets. 10/10, would be herded around the house again
The corgi is super smart, loves to control their owners, and will get into trouble quite often. That being said, they are pretty awesome as pets. 10/10, would be herded around the house again
The corgi is super smart, loves to control their owners, and will get into trouble quite often. That being said, they are pretty awesome as pets. 10/10, would be herded around the house again


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For the chicken, mix the coriander, cumin, chilli flakes and peppercorns in a clean bowl. Place the chicken into the spices and turn to coat well.
Heat the oil in an ovenproof pan. Place the chicken into and cook for two minutes, until golden bown. Turn the breast over then transfer to the oven to roast for 10-12 minutes, or until completely cooked through.
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Place the haddock pieces onto a plate and drizzle with the juice of one of the limes and toss to evenly coat.
Place the remaining ingredients, except the oil, into a small food processor and blend to a paste.
Spread the paste over the haddock pieces.
Heat enough vegetable oil to just coat the bottom of a frying pan, add the haddock and fry on all sides for 2-3 minutes, until golden-brown and just cooked through.
For the broccoli, heat a wok until hot, then add the vegetable oil and mustard seeds and cook for 30 seconds, or until the seeds start to pop.
Add the broccoli, water and garlic and stir-fry for 3-4 minutes, or until the broccoli is tender.
Add the chilli oil and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To serve, place equal portions of the haddock onto each plate and place a spoonful of the broccoli alongside.


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load static from staticfiles %} {% block content %} The Gulf Club St. Pete Beach, Florida Sport Golf Sailing Tennis Swimming Ammenities Spa Therapeutic Spa with organic treatments. Fitness Center Yoga studio with fitness room. Events Full social calendar. Fine Dining Two gourmet restaurants. Get in touch Your message has been sent. Thank you! {% csrf_token %} Name Email Address Subject Message Send Message Main Office The Gulf Club 100 Fake Gulf Blvd The Beach, Florida P:<PHONE_NUMBER> Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We're on social networks {% endblock content %}
Therapeutic Spa with organic treatments.
Yoga studio with fitness room.
Full social calendar.
Two gourmet restaurants.


{% extends "lifesaving_rankings/base.html" %} {% load datetime_filter django_bootstrap_breadcrumbs to_url_filter %} {% block head_title %}{{ competition.name }}{% endblock %} {% block meta_description %} All the results for the Lifesaving pool competition {{ competition.name }} in {{ competition.location }} {% endblock %} {% block breadcrumbs %} {% breadcrumb "Home" "/" %} {% breadcrumb "Competitions" "competition-list" %} {% breadcrumb competition.name "competition-overview" competition.slug %} {% render_breadcrumbs "lifesaving_rankings/breadcrumb_template.html" %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
| # | Athlete | Time |
|---|---|---|
| {{ forloop.counter }} | {{ result.athlete.name }} | {{ result.time|format_time }} |


Herman [a SassDoc theme]
If it’s not documented, it doesn’t exist. Documentation should become the default – an integrated part of the development process.
At OddBird, we wanted better tools for documenting the entire front end of a project – from brand guidelines to UX patterns and code APIs:
- Documenting the intersection of languages and styles
- Written directly in the code, and integrated with code architecture
- Automated for a document that grows and changes along with the life of your project
Herman is built as an extension to SassDoc, and supports all their core functionality with additional support for font specimens, color palettes, sizes and ratios, SVG icons, compiled languages, Nunjucks/Jinja macros, HTML previews, and more.
Getting Started
npm install sassdoc sassdoc-theme-herman
Note: Dart Sass (sass
)
is required to use Herman
to display samples of Sass/Scss code.
If it’s not already installed in your project,
install it along with Herman:
npm install sass
See the SassDoc documentation
to run SassDoc via various build tools.
Specify herman
as the theme
in your SassDoc options:
sassdoc <src> --theme herman
SassDoc Comments
Currently,
all SassDoc/Herman annotations are written as Sass comments
starting with ///
to differentiate documentation
from other developer comments (//
).
// This comment will be ignored by Herman
/// This comment will be rendered in the documentation
Annotation comments can be free-floating, or attached to a particular Sass/CSS object – such as a variable, mixin, function, or selector block. Note that while SassDoc allows annotation comments to be separated from the documented code by newlines, Herman considers documentation to be free-floating “prose” if it is separated from documented code by one or more newlines.
/// this is a free-floating comment
/// this comment is attached to the following mixin code-block
@mixin sample-object { … }
Herman Annotations
In addition to the core SassDoc annotations,
our @icons
annotation allows you to
display SVG icons from a given folder,
and we extend the core @example
annotation
to display compiled Sass/Nunjucks output
and render sample components.
We also provide a @font
annotation
for displaying font-specimens,
and @colors
, @sizes
, and @ratios
annotations
for displaying color-palettes,
text and spacing sizes, and modular ratios.
See the full documentation for details »
SassDoc Extras
Herman uses a number of SassDoc Extras:


--- layout: post title: "A Crash Course in Machine Learning with Applications in Natural- and Life Sciences" subtitle: "IWR School" date: 2019-09-23 18:00:0 +0000 background: 'https://typo.iwr.uni-heidelberg.de/fileadmin/_processed_/a/7/csm_Header_IWR_S1_732x250_831a5416af.png' future_date: False layer_shift: True ---
Our partner, the Interdisciplinary Center for Scientific Computing (IWR), is hosting a school for MSc and PhD students as well as postdocs. A Crash Course in Machine Learning with Applications in Natural- and Life Sciences (ML4Nature) targets young researchers from Natural Sciences and Life Sciences who want to learn more about machine learning. As the organizers state, a background in machine learning is not required. Besides introducing the basic concepts of machine learning, we teach selected topics in more depth, such as deep learning, metric learning, transfer learning, Bayesian inverse problems, and causality. Experts from machine learning, Natural Science and Life Science explain how these machine learning approaches are utilized to solve problems in their respective fields of research.
The event is co-organized by our program committee member Carsten Rother and includes lectures by our board member Klaus Maier-Hein and past heidelberg.ai speaker Björn Ommer.
The event will take place September 23-27, 2019 in Heidelberg, but the application deadline is July 7. Please check the event homepage for details.


{%extends "base.html"%} {% block breadcrumb %} {% endblock %} {%block about_this_page %}
Report an issue or give some feedback
If you’re having trouble placing orders on this system, please contact {{ help_person }}: {{ help_contact }} or {{ help_phone }}.
{% include "tutorials.html" %} {%endblock%}


Just follow the prompts to play.  Look me up on Facebook if you need any hints!
BONUS: Guess Caleb's birth year!
This is a little JavaScript exercise I created for fun!


# coding: utf-8
# Copyright (c) Pymatgen Development Team.
# Distributed under the terms of the MIT License.
import unittest
import tempfile
import numpy.testing.utils as nptu
from io import open
from pathlib import Path
import json
from monty.json import MontyDecoder
from monty.serialization import loadfn
from monty.json import MSONable
from monty.dev import requires
from pymatgen import SETTINGS, MPRester
"""
Common test support for pymatgen test scripts.
This single module should provide all the common functionality for pymatgen
tests in a single location, so that test scripts can just import it and work
right away.
"""
[docs]class PymatgenTest(unittest.TestCase):
"""
Extends unittest.TestCase with functions (taken from numpy.testing.utils)
that support the comparison of arrays.
"""
_multiprocess_shared_ = True
MODULE_DIR = Path(__file__).absolute().parent
STRUCTURES_DIR = MODULE_DIR / "structures"
TEST_FILES_DIR = MODULE_DIR / ".." / ".." / "test_files"
"""
Dict for test structures to aid testing.
"""
TEST_STRUCTURES = {}
for fn in STRUCTURES_DIR.iterdir():
TEST_STRUCTURES[fn.name.rsplit(".", 1)[0]] = loadfn(str(fn))
[docs] @classmethod
def get_structure(cls, name):
return cls.TEST_STRUCTURES[name].copy()
[docs] @classmethod
@requires(SETTINGS.get("PMG_MAPI_KEY"), "PMG_MAPI_KEY needs to be set.")
def get_mp_structure(cls, mpid):
m = MPRester()
return m.get_structure_by_material_id(mpid)
[docs] @staticmethod
def assertArrayAlmostEqual(actual, desired, decimal=7, err_msg='',
verbose=True):
"""
Tests if two arrays are almost equal to a tolerance. The CamelCase
naming is so that it is consistent with standard unittest methods.
"""
return nptu.assert_almost_equal(actual, desired, decimal, err_msg,
verbose)
[docs] @staticmethod
def assertArrayEqual(actual, desired, err_msg='', verbose=True):
"""
Tests if two arrays are equal. The CamelCase naming is so that it is
consistent with standard unittest methods.
"""
return nptu.assert_equal(actual, desired, err_msg=err_msg,
verbose=verbose)
[docs] def serialize_with_pickle(self, objects, protocols=None, test_eq=True):
"""
Test whether the object(s) can be serialized and deserialized with
pickle. This method tries to serialize the objects with pickle and the
protocols specified in input. Then it deserializes the pickle format
and compares the two objects with the __eq__ operator if
test_eq == True.
Args:
objects: Object or list of objects.
protocols: List of pickle protocols to test. If protocols is None,
HIGHEST_PROTOCOL is tested.
Returns:
Nested list with the objects deserialized with the specified
protocols.
"""
# Use the python version so that we get the traceback in case of errors
import pickle as pickle
from pymatgen.util.serialization import pmg_pickle_load, \
pmg_pickle_dump
# Build a list even when we receive a single object.
got_single_object = False
if not isinstance(objects, (list, tuple)):
got_single_object = True
objects = [objects]
if protocols is None:
# protocols = set([0, 1, 2] + [pickle.HIGHEST_PROTOCOL])
protocols = [pickle.HIGHEST_PROTOCOL]
# This list will contains the object deserialized with the different
# protocols.
objects_by_protocol, errors = [], []
for protocol in protocols:
# Serialize and deserialize the object.
mode = "wb"
fd, tmpfile = tempfile.mkstemp(text="b" not in mode)
try:
with open(tmpfile, mode) as fh:
pmg_pickle_dump(objects, fh, protocol=protocol)
except Exception as exc:
errors.append("pickle.dump with protocol %s raised:\n%s" %
(protocol, str(exc)))
continue
try:
with open(tmpfile, "rb") as fh:
new_objects = pmg_pickle_load(fh)
except Exception as exc:
errors.append("pickle.load with protocol %s raised:\n%s" %
(protocol, str(exc)))
continue
# Test for equality
if test_eq:
for old_obj, new_obj in zip(objects, new_objects):
self.assertEqual(old_obj, new_obj)
# Save the deserialized objects and test for equality.
objects_by_protocol.append(new_objects)
if errors:
raise ValueError("\n".join(errors))
# Return nested list so that client code can perform additional tests.
if got_single_object:
return [o[0] for o in objects_by_protocol]
else:
return objects_by_protocol
[docs] def tmpfile_write(self, string):
"""
Write string to a temporary file. Returns the name of the temporary
file.
"""
fd, tmpfile = tempfile.mkstemp(text=True)
with open(tmpfile, "w") as fh:
fh.write(string)
return tmpfile
[docs] def assertMSONable(self, obj, test_if_subclass=True):
"""
Tests if obj is MSONable and tries to verify whether the contract is
fulfilled.
By default, the method tests whether obj is an instance of MSONable.
This check can be deactivated by setting test_if_subclass to False.
"""
if test_if_subclass:
self.assertIsInstance(obj, MSONable)
self.assertDictEqual(obj.as_dict(), obj.__class__.from_dict(
obj.as_dict()).as_dict())
json.loads(obj.to_json(), cls=MontyDecoder)


--- layout: page title: About header-img: "img/about-bg.png" ---
A multi-stack researcher with experience in finance, architecture, organizational management and documentary filmmaking. Yes, I do like complex systems.


Men Soccer Scholarship
#124-345
- Basketball
- Male, Female
- NCJAA, D1
Status
2018
12 / 0
2019
7 / 6
7 scholarships are approved
6 scholarships are available
2020
7 / 5
7 scholarships are approved
5 scholarships are available
2020
7 / 5
7 scholarships are approved
5 scholarships are available
2020
7 / 5
7 scholarships are approved
5 scholarships are available
Description
The world’s most popular sport is quickly becoming a favourite in the United States as well. Football, or Soccer, as it’s called in the US, is played by men and women at schools of every size. Attending a university with a soccer scholarship will give you the chance to earn your degree while playing the sport you love.
Students seeking a soccer scholarship will need to attend our 10-day Showcase (held every July in Florida).  After the Showcase, you will receive a detailed report of scholarship offers from at least nine schools. More information on the annual Showcase can be found
Best Time to Apply
Your scholarship offers will be valid for two years after attending a Showcase. Since soccer is an autumn sport, we recommend you begin your application at age 16 and plan to attend the annual Showcase at age 17 (during year 12). This will allow you to enroll in a university at the beginning of the autumn term and compete your first year.
Students seeking a soccer scholarship will need to attend our 10-day Showcase (held every July in Florida).  After the Showcase, you will receive a detailed report of scholarship offers from at least nine schools. More information on the annual Showcase can be found
Best Time to Apply
Your scholarship offers will be valid for two years after attending a Showcase. Since soccer is an autumn sport, we recommend you begin your application at age 16 and plan to attend the annual Showcase at age 17 (during year 12). This will allow you to enroll in a university at the beginning of the autumn term and compete your first year.
Requests
Athlete
Coach
Organisation
Status
Catholic High School
New Cityland, CA
Catholic High School
New Cityland, CA
Catholic High School
New Cityland, CA
Catholic High School
New Cityland, CA
Catholic High School
New Cityland, CA
5 of 10 requests


Hi, welcome back!
Your sales monitoring dashboard
Customer Ratings
(12,775)
All Sales (Online)
431,007
All Sales (Offline)
932,210
Total Quantity
110,000
2.00% (30 days)
Total Cost
$523,200
12.09% (30 days)
Total Revenue
$753,098
0.51% (30 days)
Total Profit
$311,886
5.32% (30 days)
YOUR MOST RECENT EARNINGS
This is your most recent earnings for today's date.
| DATE | SALES COUNT | EARNINGS | TAX WITHELD |
|---|---|---|---|
| 05 Oct 2018 | 25 | $380.50 | -$23.50 |
| 04 Oct 2018 | 34 | $503.20 | -$13.45 |
| 03 Oct 2018 | 30 | $489.65 | -$20.98 |
| 02 Oct 2018 | 27 | $421.50 | -$22.22 |
| 01 Oct 2018 | 31 | $518.60 | -$23.01 |
YOUR TOP COUNTRIES
Sales performance revenue based by country
| United States | $1,671.10 | |
| Netherlands | $1,064.75 | |
| United Kingdom | $1,055.98 | |
| Canada | $1,045.49 | |
| Australia | $1,042.00 |


The weather is always severe. The tempestuous winds driving rain, hail and snow across the land. The average temperature has risen fron 5deg to 6deg, due to global warming. There is just an average of 3.5 hours of sunshine a day.
Prince Edward Island Weather Forecast
For links to free global weather information, forecast services and extreme weather information see the Noonsite Weather Page.
Marion Island 46°54'S 37°45'E
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The goal of the JCommander-Addons project is to provide any and all JCommander converters and validators an advanced applications will need.
Feel free to submit a pull-request and examine the sources and build site.
Converters include: