Reference for flexx.dialite¶
Dialite introduction¶
Dialite is a pure Python package to show dialogs. It is lightweight, cross-platform, and has no dependencies. It provides a handful of functions, each a verb, that can be used to inform(), warn() or fail() the user, or to ask_ok(), ask_retry() or ask_yesno().
Dialite can show dialogs on Window, OS X and Linux, and falls back to a terminal interface if dialogs are unavailable (e.g. if not supported by the platform, or for SSH connections).
On Windows, it uses Windows Script Host (cscript.exe). On OS X it uses osascript to show a dialog from the frontmost application. On Linux it uses Zenity.
Dialite API¶
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flexx.dialite.
inform
(title='Info', message='')¶ Inform the user about something.
パラメータ: - title (str) – the text to show as the window title.
- message (str) – the message to show in the body of the dialog.
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flexx.dialite.
warn
(title='Warning', message='')¶ Warn the user about something.
パラメータ: - title (str) – the text to show as the window title.
- message (str) – the message to show in the body of the dialog.
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flexx.dialite.
fail
(title='Error', message='')¶ Show a message to let the user know that something failed.
パラメータ: - title (str) – the text to show as the window title.
- message (str) – the message to show in the body of the dialog.
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flexx.dialite.
ask_ok
(title='Confirm', message='')¶ Ask the user to confirm something via an ok-cancel question.
パラメータ: - title (str) – the text to show as the window title.
- message (str) – the message to show in the body of the dialog.
戻り値: result – Whether the user selected “OK”.
戻り値の型: bool
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flexx.dialite.
ask_retry
(title='Retry', message='')¶ Ask the user whether to retry something via a retry-cancel question.
パラメータ: - title (str) – the text to show as the window title.
- message (str) – the message to show in the body of the dialog.
戻り値: result – Whether the user selected “Retry”.
戻り値の型: bool
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flexx.dialite.
ask_yesno
(title='Question', message='')¶ Ask the user a yes-no question.
パラメータ: - title (str) – the text to show as the window title.
- message (str) – the message to show in the body of the dialog.
戻り値: result – Whether the user selected “Yes”.
戻り値の型: bool


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I pray not that thou shouldest take them out of the world, but that thou shouldest keep them from the evil. They are not of the world, even as I am not of the world. John 17:15-16
Being peculiar. That's not something most of us work to achieve, is it? But, you know, we should.
God has called us to be peculiar--to stand out from the rest of the world as living proof of His power and His love (1 Pet. 2:9).
He doesn't, for example, want us to share the ailments of the world. He doesn't want us to share their sickness and poverty and failure. He's never wanted that for His people.
He gave us a physical illustration of that during the time the nation of Israel was held captive in Egypt. Pharaoh had refused to set the Israelites free, so God had allowed a thick darkness to cover the whole land. The darkness was so dreadful throughout Egypt that no one moved for three days.
"But," says Exodus 10:23, "all the children of Israel had light in their dwellings."
 We should be glorifying God by the miraculously victorious lives we lead. We should constantly have people telling us, "I've heard how God healed you," or "I've heard how God prospered you and saved your children!"
So don't hold back. Put the Word of God to work in your life and dare to receive the rich blessings that belong to those who believe. Start using the Word to draw boundaries around your life, to paint spiritual warning signs for the devil. Signs that say:
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The mum-of-two is understood to be a recovering cancer patient .
Nicola had previously told how she had broken her back after she was thrown from the fourth floor window of an apartment by an ex.
The shocking incident in 2001 was followed by fourteen miscarriages as she suffered a decade of agony.
She is understood she was registered as disabled before learning to walk again.
Her final Facebook post was made on October 9.
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A second man, 37, was also arrested in connection with her death.
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Using custom elements ifc-client-link and ifc-host-link to build full urls
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(Update: S10 series support) Samsung's PlayGalaxy Link game streaming app is now available on Android and Windows
by Scott Scrivens
Update 1: 2019/11/04 1:53pm PST
Samsung adds PlayGalaxy Link support for the S10 series
When Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Note10, it also introduced a new game streaming platform called PlayGalaxy Link albeit with very little by way of concrete information. We learned soon after that it would be launching in September, and so it's come to pass. The Playgalaxay.com site is now live and the Android app is available for download.
According to the site, Play Galaxy Link allows you to connect to your PC over WiFi or mobile data and stream your library of games on Samsung your phone or tablet. As you'd expect, the service supports third-party Bluetooth controllers, mice, and keyboard, and the site once again points you to the recommended Glap controller peripheral that your Galaxy phone can fit inside. On-screen controls are also supported, but let's be honest, they're entirely inferior.
When you register a Windows 10 PC with the app and are using a LAN connection, you'll even be able to wake it via Play Galaxy Link. It's completely free of charge, and assuming you have the games on your PC already, the app will discover them and auto-populate with a list. You can do this manually too, in case it misses some out.
PC requirements:
OS: Windows 10
GPU: NVIDIA GPU NVIDIA GTX 1060 or higher, AMD Radeon RX 550 or higher
CPU: Intel Core i5 or higher
Memory: DDR4 8G
AP: Gigabit router
Play Galaxy Link is still in beta for now, and it's only available in the US and Korea to begin with. You can download the Windows app from the link below, and the Android app can be downloaded from APK Mirror (below) or via the Galaxy Store on your phone. It's restricted to the Galaxy Note10 and 10+ at the moment, but more devices and regions will be added in the near future.
Update 1: 2019/11/04 1:53pm PST by Ryne Hager
Samsung adds PlayGalaxy Link support for the S10 series
The latest version of the PlayGalaxy Link app has a small pile of fixes and tweaks, like improved right-click support and a dedicated site for error codes. But the most substantial change in the new v1.0.5 update is device support: PlayGalaxy Link now works with the Galaxy S10 series, including the S10, S10 Plus, S10e, and S10 5G.
Interested S10 owners can download this latest update via Samsung's Galaxy Store app on supported devices, or over at APK Mirror.
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-webkit-box-reflect
Defines a reflection of a border box.
Reflections will update automatically as the source changes. Specifying a reflection has the effect of creating a stacking context (like opacity, masks, and transforms). The reflection is non-interactive, and as such, it has no effect on hit testing. The reflection has no effect on layout, other than being part of a container’s overflow; it is similar to -webkit-box-shadow in this respect.
-webkit-box-reflect: <direction> <offset> <mask-box-image>;
The position of the reflection relative to the border box.
| above | The reflection appears above the border box. |
| below | The reflection appears below the border box. |
| left | The reflection appears to the left of the border box. |
| right | The reflection appears to the right of the border box. |
The distance of the reflection from the edge of the border box, in length units or as a percentage.
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Used to overlay the reflection. If omitted, the reflection has no mask.


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Simple Spreadsheet Function Reference
Simple Spreadsheet Online Manual
View modes
Values: shows all calculated values on the screen (default)
Auto-Calculate: All values are automatically calculated
Manual: Disables automatic recalculation (gives better performance)
Refresh: Recalculates all values if Auto-Refresh is disabled
Formulas: shows all formulas on the screen
Styles: shows all styles on the screen
Cell References
= A1 // gives A1
= A2:A4 // gives array of A2,A3,A4
= [A2,A4] // gives array of A2,A4
= a1 // does not give A1
Aggregate Functions
= sum(A2:A4) // gives A2+A3+A4
= sum(A2:B3) // gives A2+A3+B2+B3
= avg(2,3,4) // gives (2+3+4)/3 = 3
= min(2,3,4) // gives 2
= max(2,3,4) // gives 4
= count(A2:A4) // gives 3
Math Functions
Math.abs(a) // the absolute value of a
Math.acos(a) // arc cosine of a
Math.asin(a) // arc sine of a
Math.atan(a) // arc tangent of a
Math.atan2(a,b) // arc tangent of a/b
Math.ceil(a) // integer closest to a and not less than a
Math.cos(a) // cosine of a
Math.exp(a) // exponent of a
Math.floor(a) // integer closest to and not greater than a
Math.log(a) // log of a base e
Math.max(a,b) // the maximum of a and b
Math.min(a,b) // the minimum of a and b
Math.pow(a,b) // a to the power b
Math.random() // pseudorandom number in the range 0 to 1
Math.round(a) // integer closest to a
Math.sin(a) // sine of a
Math.sqrt(a) // square root of a
Math.tan(a) // tangent of a
Numbers
conventional decimal numbers: 5, 137, 1.3
decimal numbers in exponential form: 6.67e-11, -1.127e20
octal numbers, for example: 01234, -077, 0312
(Positive octal numbers must begin with 0 (zero) and negative octal numbers must begin with -0.)
hexadecimal numbers, for example: 0xFF -0xCCFF 0xabcdef
(Positive hexadecimals must begin with 0x and negative hexadecimals must begin with -0x.)
Constants
Math.PI // pi = 3.14159265...
Math.E // e = 2.71828182...
Math.LOG2E // log of e base 2
Math.LOG10E // log of e base 10
Math.LN2 // log of 2 base e
Math.LN10 // log of 10 base e
Math.SQRT2 // square root of 2
Math.SQRT1_2 // square root of 1/2
Base conversion
= (32767).toString(16) // this gives "7fff"
= (255).toString(8) // this gives "377"
= (1295).toString(36) // this gives "zz"
= (127).toString(2) // this gives "1111111"
Arithmetic operations
Unary operations have one argument (in the following examples, the argument is a):
-a // change the sign of a
~a // bitwise NOT a
++a // add 1 to a (before using a)
a++ // add 1 to a (after using a)
--a // subtract 1 from a (before using a)
a-- // subtract 1 from a (after using a)
Binary operations operations have two arguments (in the following examples, the arguments are a and b):
a * b // multiply a by b
a / b // divide a by b
a % b // find the remainder of division of a by b
a + b // add a and b
a - b // subtract b from a
a & b // bitwise a AND b
a | b // bitwise a OR b
a ^ b // bitwise a XOR b
Shifts are the following operations:
a << b // shift a by b bits to the left
// (padding with zeros)
a >> b // shift a by b bits to the right
// (copying the sign bit)
a >>> b // shift a by b bits to the right
// (padding with zeros)
Random Numbers
= Math.random() // gives random, 0 to 1
If you need random floating-point numbers in the range from A to B, use this code:
= A + (B-A)*Math.random() // gives random, from A to B
Rounding
Math.round(10*X)/10; // round to tenths
Math.round(100*X)/100; // round to hundredths
Math.round(1000*X)/1000; // round to thousandths
Substrings
string.substring(start,end)
Here
string is the string from which you want to extract a substring.
start is the number specifying the position of the character at which the substring begins. (The character at start itself will be included in the substring.)
end is the number specifying the position of the character at which the substring ends. (The character at end will not be included in the substring.)
Note that the first character in the string corresponds to position 0, and the last character to position string.length-1.
Examples:
'Hello'.substring(0,2) // 'He'
'Hello'.substring(0,4) // 'Hell'
String operations
string.toUpperCase(); // Converts the string to upper case.
string.toLowerCase(); // Converts the string to lower case.
string.indexOf("B"); // Returns the index of the given character in a string.
string.lastIndexOf("B"); // Returns the last index of a given character in a string.
string.split(","); // Splits a string into an array of substrings.
string.charAt(1); // Returns the character at a given index.
string.charCodeAt(1); // Converts the char at the given index to an ASCII value.
String.fromCharCode(65,66,67); // Return a string from a number of Unicode character values.
string.replace(new RegExp("A","gi"),"B");
// Can be used to replace a string given as a regular expression with another string.
string.match("A");
// Can be used to match a regular expression against a string. It returns an array of the matches.
string.search(/^[a-z]*@[a-z]*$/i);
// Can be used to with a regular expression to search for a special format.
String Quoting
= 'I\'m not a JavaScript hacker.'
Conditions
= D2==10?"yes it is 10!":"other case"
Graph functions
=graph(graph type,graph title,values y-axis,labels x-axis,caption x-axis,caption y-axis,width,height)
The graph function creates an image with one graph inside.
Graph types: bar, pie, line, linesteps, scatter
Optional: caption x-axis, caption y-axis, width, height
Example: =graph('bar',E11,F12:F15,E12:E15,'quarter','value')
=graph2(graph type,graph title,values y-axis graph 1,values y-axis graph 2,labels x-axis,caption x-axis,caption y-axis,width,height)
The graph2 function creates an image with two graphs inside.
Graph2 types: bar, baraccumulate, line, linesteps
Optional: caption x-axis, caption y-axis, width, height
Example: =graph2('bar','Bar graph (2 bars)',F12:F15,G12:G15,E12:E15)
Multiline editing
Use "\n" in the formula to force a line-break and open the multiline editor
HTML editing
Use "html:" at the beginning of the formula to force the interpretation as HTML code.
Using "html:" as prefix automatically opens the HTML editor.
Styles: Font decoration / font effects (use the style field next to the formula)
bold: font-weight:bold;
italic: font-style:italic;
underlined: text-decoration:underline;
strikethrough: text-decoration:line-through;
bold italic: font-weight:bold;
font-size "120%": font-size:120%;
font-size "18px": font-size:18px;
font-family "Helvetica": font-family:Helvetica;
font-family "Verdana": font-family:Verdana;
font-family "sans-serif": font-family:sans-serif;
font-family "Courier": font-family:Courier;
font color red: color:red;
font color blue: color:blue;
font color green: color:green;
background color yellow: background-color:yellow;
background color red: background-color:red;
background color light-green; background-color:lightgreen;
Styles: Text alignment
Text align left: text-align:left;
Text centered: text-align:center;
Text align right: text-align:right;
Text justified: text-align:justify;
Override automatic line-break: white-space:nowrap;
Cell width "250px": width:250px;
Cell height "100px": height:250px;
Styles: Data formats
Currency Euro (10 => 10 €): format:euro;
Currency Dollar (10 => $10): format:dollar;
Percent value (10 => 10%): format:percent;
Time format (14:11:12 => 2:11:12 pm): format:time;
Date format (1.2.2004 => 2/1/2004): format:date;
Full date format (02/26/2006 => Sunday, February 26 2006): format:datefull;
Datetime format (03/27/2007 9:11:12 => 3/27/2007 9:11:12 am): format:datetime;
Full datetime format (03/27/2007 9:11:12 => Tuesday, March 27 2007, 9:11:12 am): format:datefulltime;
Styles: Cell protection
Lock the value of a cell: readonly:true;
Keyboard access keys [Alt+x or Alt+Shift+x]
* g = switch to goto field
* x = cut cell
* c = copy cell
* v = paste cell
* e = empty cell
* p = print
* n = create a new spreadsheet
* l = load a spreadsheet
* s = save spreadsheet (if run inside Simple Groupware)
* q = close Simple Spreadsheet (if run inside Simple Groupware)
* m = change auto-refresh
* r = refresh (if auto-refresh is off)
* h = function reference
* 1 = values view
* 2 = formulas view
* 3 = styles view
Keyboard shortcuts
* enter / start typing = edit cell
* ctrl+x or shift+del = cut cell
* ctrl+c or ctrl+ins = copy cell
* ctrl+v or shift+ins = paste cell
* del = empty cell
* cursor up = go up
* cursor down = go down
* cursor left = go left
* cursor right = go right
* home = go to first cell in row or page left/up if already in first cell
* end = go to last cell in row or page right if already in last cell
* page up = go 10 rows down
* page down = go 10 rows up
// TODO2 dates / date functions
// http://www.merlyn.demon.co.uk/js-dates.htm
// http://www.tizag.com/javascriptT/javascriptdate.php
Sources:
- JavaScripter.net. Copyright © 1999-2000, Alexei Kourbatov


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THE CITY OF LOST CHILDREN A film review by Eric Brochu Copyright 1996 Eric Brochu
Starring: Ron Perlman, Judith Vittet, Daniel Emilfork, Dominique Pinon Directed by: Marc Caro (artistic director) and Jean- Pierre Jeunet
A circus strong-man named One breaks chains with the power of his lungs. A street preacher proclaims the wonders of entering a cult whose members ritually blind themselves. A greasy, opium-smoking assassin with a soft heart turns people into murderous zombies with flea- delivered drug injections. A group of clones sing a birthday song to a disembodied brain in a glass tank.
Welcome to the bizarre world of _The City of Lost Children_, a stunning fantasy film from Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro, the makers of the widely-acclaimed darkest-of-dark comedy _Delicatessen_. If you've seen _Delicatessen_, you probably have some idea of what to expect from these brilliantly imaginative French filmmakers, and while I'm not sure it ultimately holds together as well as _Delicatessen_ does, _The City of Lost Children_ more than makes up for it in terms of sheer imaginative power.
The setting of the film is a port city somewhere in a never-never land equal parts Dickensian London, prewar Paris, and drug-induced hallucination. The carnival barker announcing the strongman's show is stabbed, and when the strongman and his three-year-old brother return home that night, they are attacked by members of a child- stealing cult known as the Cyclopes, who blind themselves and wear brass eyepieces to see electronically. The strongman, One (Ron Perlman) gives chase but loses the gang. The Cyclopes, it turns out, are stealing the children for the twisted Krank (Daniel Emilfork), who cannot have dreams of his own, and is forced to subsist on the stolen dreams of children.
Krank is the creation of a scientist who has now disappeared, and he lives on a strange offshore laboratory with the scientist's other creations: a ruthless midget "princess" (Mireille Mosse); Uncle Ervin (voiced by Jean-Louis Trintignant), a disembodied, migraine-ridden brain, kept in a glass tank from which he speaks through a pair of Victrola-style speakers; and six dim-witted, narcoleptic clones (all played by Dominique Pinon), one of whom is convinced he is the original from which the others were made.
The Cyclopes trade One's little brother to the clones for some of the electronic eyewear and ultra-sensitive hearing aids. Meanwhile, One, searching for his brother, runs into Miette (Judith Vittet), a member of a band of child-thieves working for a pair of villainous Siamese twin sisters (Genevieve Brunet and Odile Mallet). Miette gets One to help in a safe-cracking operation (he staggers out of the building with the massive safe in a wonderfully choreographed escape sequence), but then leaves her fellow criminals behind to join One in his search for his brother.
I won't spoil the movie for you by detailing the twists and turns the plot takes and the other delightfully strange characters Miette and One run into, but rest assured they do meet up with Krank and his fellow experiments in a climax that is alternately hair- raisingly creepy and gut-bustingly funny.
_The City of Lost Children_ opens with a dream sequence. It's Christmas, from a small child's point of view. Santa Claus comes down the chimney, smiling and cherubic, and bearing delightful toys. Then another comes down the chimney. Then another, and another, and pretty soon the room is filled with Santas, some engaging in most un- Santa-like behavior. A reindeer relieves itself on the floor. The child starts to bawl its head off, and the dream sequence ends. This scene sets the feel of the film that follows. _The City of Lost Children_ is littered with dark humour and oddball sight gags. It is often hilarious, but there is a menacing atmosphere to many of the jokes. Many of the sight gags involve the deformities of the characters; when one of the Siamese twins takes a puff on her cigarette, for example, the other coolly exhales. Others involve oddly mechanical situations: one memorable scene involves a flying tear which sets of a chain of events that leads to the collision of a spectacularly massive ship. The humour is imaginative and unapologetically idiosyncratic, and not for those who don't like their laughs mixed with a touch of dementia lurking somewhere nearby.
Caro and Jeunet have made the film a phenomenal visual experience, full of striking imagery. It is beautifully shot by Darius Khondji (_Seven_), who uses unconventional camera angles and wide-angle lenses to bring Marc Caro's artistic vision to life. Caro's wonderfully claustrophobic sets create a permeating sense of impending menace throughout the film: brick walls and fire-escapes have never looked so eerie. Even the actors look perfect for the film. Perlman's misshapen, but warm, features and impressive physique suit his kindly muscleman perfectly; as Krank, Emilfork is impeccably haggard and twisted; and Vittet, a strikingly pretty child with long black hair and unflinching countenance, looks simultaneously innocent and world-weary.
While many Hollywood fantasies look either unimpressively pedestrian or get caught up in a series of over-designed, under-imagined spectacles that beg for the chance to awe you with their budgets, _The City of Lost Children_ manages to strike a perfect balance between dreamlike surrealism and real-world reference points. There are very few films that can match _The City of Lost Children_ in the sheer power of its imagery, which I'm sure will stay with me for weeks. Whether it's the sight of Uncle Evrin, the disembodied brain, wheeling towards an elevator at breakneck speed or Miette and One in a rowboat drifting through a fog-shrouded field of giant, floating mines, the images are consistently beautiful, strange and compelling. It is easily one of the finest examples of Expressionist filmmaking on this side of the silent era. In short, the film looks fantastic, in both senses of the word.
_The City of Lost Children_ also features first-class acting. Ron Perlman, Dominique Pinon, and Daniel Emilfork are all real pleasures to watch, and they all look like they're having a great time. The real find, though is Judith Vittet. I don't know how old she was when she made this film (she looks about ten), but she does a great job in a difficult, if somewhat cliched, role as a streetwise child who has built up a tired, cynical facade to mask her loneliness. It is to her credit, and those of the other child actors, that they are never typical Hollywood kids; they are not wisecracking miniature adults or panderingly cute annoyances: they are people, and Miette and her fellow thieves are the most human characters of the film. The filmmakers have obvious sympathies towards the children without making them into a transparently nostalgic vision of what an adult filmmaker _thinks_ kids in a film should be.
Alas, _The City of Lost Children_ isn't perfect, though its weaknesses are far from fatal. Most notably, the film sometimes gets bogged down in its imagination and uses gorgeous imagery where plot might have been more satisfying in the long run. The Cyclops cult, for example, is marvelously costumed and suitably oddball in behavior and belief, but while they are central early in the film, they disappear completely in the second half, without any kind of resolution. They're never even mentioned: you're just left to wonder about them. Similarly, the explanation of what, exactly, Krank is doing when he steals childrens' dreams is so vague it simply left me scratching my head, which is quite unfortunate, as Krank's dreams are pivotal in the film's climax.
These criticisms, however, are tiny compared to the unique experience of seeing this exciting, funny, stylish film. I rarely watch a movie a second time without a long period in-between, but I went to _The City of Lost Children_ two nights in a row. The second time, I knew what was going to happen, so I just sat back and let the images wash over me, and I enjoyed it even more. Unfortunately, I'm not sure the dark splendor of _The City of Lost Children_ will survive being shrunk to fit on a TV screen; this is the kind of film that must be seen in the theater to really be appreciated on the level its creators intend. Fortunately, I suspect it will become a staple of repertoire and "art house" theaters. If you have an opportunity to see this film in a theater, don't hesitate to do so. Magic like this doesn't come by every day.
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Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
The ravioli in this recipe is a little fiddly and preparing the carrots takes a bit of effort, but there’s no doubt that this flavour-packed, colourful starter will impress your guests.
For the langoustine ravioli, peel the langoustines, separating the heads. Take the vein out of the langoustine tails and set to one side. Crush the heads of the langoustines with the side of a heavy knife and set the heads aside separately.
For the bisque, peel the carrots and slice them with a mandoline - use a small cutter to create tiny pellets. Keep all the trimmings from the yellow, orange, and red carrots.
For the langoustine ravioli, form the base of the ravioli using half of the wonton sheets. Place each of the langoustines tails, one by one, on the flat ravioli, then brush a small amount of egg yolk on the edge and place another sheet of wonton on top.  Set aside.
To cook the bisque, heat the butter and reserved crushed langoustine heads in a pan until slightly golden in colour.
Add the shallots and carrot trimmings (still reserving the carrot pellets), garlic clove and thyme to the pan. Stir in the tomato purée and pour water in to the level of the ingredients.
Simmer for 20 minutes and then strain the broth through a fine sieve into a clean pan. Return to the heat and cook until reduced to a sauce consistency. Add the roughly chopped ginger and the vanilla pod. Set aside.
In a large pan of boiling water, cook the carrot pellets for five minutes and then drain them and reserve.
Cook the ravioli in a large pan of boiling water for a few minutes, and carefully remove them with a slotted spoon or fish slice once cooked.
To serve, place three ravioli in a bowl and then add the cooked carrot pellets. Strain the bisque and pour over the top. Finish with a sprinkle of lime zest.


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After reading and working through this book, I had a functioning prototype of a fairly complex app within 3 weeks. It really does help in a concrete, practical way. And I love its optimism—the idea that you don’t have to spend years becoming a seasoned programmer to build an interactive web app that’s decent.
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Lean can run in a web browser thanks to
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This is still a good option if you want to know what Lean looks
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If this is too passive for you, and you have a bit more time, you can start playing The Natural Number Game, which also relies on Lean running in your web browser. Beware that some Lean commands are voluntarily rendered less efficient in this game for pedagogical purposes.
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To embed SUSI’s API Service in a chat like system, I needed a view which could populate the content dynamically and maintain the state of the Application at the same time. Flux follows a unidirectional data flow path and I used this feature to the advantage of the Chat Application to maintain the real time state of the Chat View.
A Flowchart model of Flux looks like
src: https://github.com/facebook/flux
Flux uses a dispatcher service to render its views, thus making the data flow in a unidirectional path. When a user reacts with a React view (here through the TextArea in the chat system), the view propagates an action through the dispatcher service, to the various stores that hold the application’s data and finally update the views that are affected. Here’s another flowchart model from the website which helps one understand the model in a better way.
For the current Chat Application, I used a single Message Store which contained all the event listeners to detect any change in the view. For example, when I send a “Hey” to SUSI, an action is called to Dispatch this message to the Message Store with an ActionType “CREATE_MESSAGE”. This store then renders the message in the Message Section View.
Here is an example snippet from the Actions.js file which performs an action of type CREATE_MESSAGE and dispatches the messages to the MessageStore.js.
export function createMessage(text, currentThreadID) {
let message = ChatMessageUtils.getCreatedMessageData(text, currentThreadID);
ChatAppDispatcher.dispatch({
type: ActionTypes.CREATE_MESSAGE,
message
});
ChatWebAPIUtils.createMessage(message);
};
The response from the message is generated as soon as another ActionType named “CREATE_SUSI_MESSAGE” is dispatched to the store, thereby rendering the SUSI’s response generated in the view.
The file ChatConstants.js which declares all the ActionTypes. ``` import keyMirror from ‘keymirror’;
export default {
ActionTypes: keyMirror({ CREATE_MESSAGE: null, RECEIVE_RAW_CREATED_MESSAGE: null, CREATE_SUSI_MESSAGE: null, RECEIVE_SUSI_MESSAGE: null, RECEIVE_RAW_MESSAGES: null })
}; ```
To get the message up on the view, I have used the following utils to call the API, render the messages to the view and call the different actions. Here’s a code snippet from ChatMessageUtils.js
export function createMessage(message) {
ChatExampleDataServer.postMessage(message, createdMessage => {
Actions.receiveCreatedMessage(createdMessage, message.id);
});
ChatExampleDataServer.postSUSIMessage(message, createdMessage => {
Actions.createSUSIMessage(createdMessage, message.threadID);
});
};
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My girlfriend just went to college, and I was a little depressed about it but I thought it would be OK. So I decided it would be fun if my friend and I tripped. We each took 3 hits of very good blotter acid and started our adventure. We went over to his house right after we dropped to eat some lunch and wait for it to set in. Right when I was starting to come up we went to the mall to see all the pretty colors. We got there and went around the place for around 2 hours checking out stores and watching people. Amazing colors spring over everything, morphing and dripping people, those good crazy LSD visuals we all love. My friend is also in college (Iím in high school), and he needed to take some of his stuff back up to campus 30 minutes away. So I called up my mom on my cell to ask if I could go. She said no. This put me in a bad mood and it was the beginning of a downward spiral.
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Iíve done acid at least a dozen times. This was my first bad trip, and I donít know when I'll do acid again. It was just so scary. I donít know how I kept self control. I could have easily flipped out on my front lawn and got arrested by the cops. I was even almost ready to tell my parents I was tripping just so they could calm me down. I think from now on I'll stick to guaranteed happiness drugs like low dose DXM, and oxy.
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The core of STXXL is an implementation of the C++ standard template library STL for external memory (out-of-core) computations, i. e., STXXL implements containers and algorithms that can process huge volumes of data that only fit on disks. While the closeness to the STL supports ease of use and compatibility with existing applications, another design priority is high performance. [more info]
The key features of STXXL are:
Current maintainers: Andreas Beckmann, Timo Bingmann
Past contributors: Roman Dementiev (author), Peter Sanders, Johannes Singler, Raoul Steffen, Markus Westphal
Questions concerning use and development of the STXXL should be posted to the forums.
Bugs should be reported in the Bugzilla Bug Tracker
STXXL is free, open source, and available under the Boost Software License 1.0.
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Version 1.3.1 (March 10, 2011) contains memory management, disk virtualization, prefetching, and so on, as the lower layers, and as part of the higher layer (pipelined) sorting with SMP and multi-core processor support, (pipelined) scanning and containers (vectors, stacks, priority queues, maps (B+Tree), queues, deques). Currently that sums to about 35,000 lines of code.
Special features are maintained in up-to-date branches until they are merged into trunk. Until inclusion into trunk, the interface may change without further notice. Please refer to Installing from subversion for a description on how to build these branches.
| Current Stable Version | Development 1.3 (subversion) | Future 1.4 (git) | |
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[http://github.com/stxxl/stxxl] |
A. Beckmann, R. Dementiev, J. Singler: Building A Parallel Pipelined External Memory Algorithm Library IPDPS 2009: International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium (May 2009, Rome, Italy) [full text]
R. Dementiev, L. Kettner, P. Sanders: STXXL: standard template library for XXL data sets, Software: Practice and Experience (August 2007, DOI: 10.1002/spe.844): [link][preprint]
D. Ajwani, R. Dementiev, U. Meyer: A Computational Study of External-Memory BFS Algorithms. SODA2006: ACM-SIAM Symposium on Discrete Algorithms (January 2006, Miami, Florida, USA) [pdf]
R. Dementiev, L. Kettner, P. Sanders: Stxxl: Standard Template Library for XXL Data Sets. ESA2005: 13th Annual European Symposium on Algorithms (October 2005, Palma de Mallorca, Spain) [pdf] (see also the extended version)
R. Dementiev, L. Kettner, P. Sanders: Stxxl: Standard Template Library for XXL Data Sets. Technical Report 2005/18, Department of Informatics, University of Karlsruhe [pdf] [html]
R. Dementiev, J. Kaerkkaeinen, J. Mehnert, P. Sanders: Better External Memory Suffix Array Construction ALENEX05: Algorithm Engineering and Experiments (January 2005, Vancouver, Canada): [pdf][input instances]
R. Dementiev, P. Sanders, D. Schultes, and J. Sibeyn: Engineering an External Memory Minimum Spanning Tree Algorithm. TSC04: 3rd IFIP International Conference on Theoretical Computer Science (August 24-26, 2004, Toulouse): [ps][pdf]
R. Dementiev, P. Sanders: Asynchronous Parallel Disk Sorting. In 15th ACM Symposium on Parallelism in Algorithms and Architectures (June 7-9, 2003, San Diego, California, USA): pages 138-148 [pdf]


Multinic allows an instance to have more than one vif connected to it. Each vif is representative of a separate network with its own IP block.
Each of the network managers are designed to run independently of the compute manager. They expose a common API for the compute manager to call to determine and configure the network(s) for an instance. Direct calls to either the network api or especially the DB should be avoided by the virt layers.
On startup a manager looks in the networks table for networks it is assigned and configures itself to support that network. Using the periodic task, they will claim new networks that have no host set. Only one network per network-host will be claimed at a time. This allows for psuedo-loadbalancing if there are multiple network-hosts running.
The Flat manager is most similar to a traditional switched network environment. It assumes that the IP routing, DNS, DHCP (possibly) and bridge creation is handled by something else. That is it makes no attempt to configure any of this. It does keep track of a range of IPs for the instances that are connected to the network to be allocated.
Each instance will get a fixed IP from each network’s pool. The guest operating system may be configured to gather this information through an agent or by the hypervisor injecting the files, or it may ignore it completely and come up with only a layer 2 connection.
Flat manager requires at least one nova-network process running that will listen to the API queue and respond to queries. It does not need to sit on any of the networks but it does keep track of the IPs it hands out to instances.
FlatDHCP manager builds on the the Flat manager adding dnsmask (DNS and DHCP) and radvd (Router Advertisement) servers on the bridge for that network. The services run on the host that is assigned to that network. The FlatDHCP manager will create its bridge as specified when the network was created on the network-host when the network host starts up or when a new network gets allocated to that host. Compute nodes will also create the bridges as necessary and connect instance VIFs to them.
The VLAN manager sets up forwarding to/from a cloudpipe instance in addition to providing dnsmask (DNS and DHCP) and radvd (Router Advertisement) services for each network. The manager will create its bridge as specified when the network was created on the network-host when the network host starts up or when a new network gets allocated to that host. Compute nodes will also create the bridges as necessary and connect instance VIFs to them.


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The x and y positions vary from joyMin to joyMax. To use them with respect to a screen, the coordinates returned from Joystick.GetInfo must be translated into screen coordinates. The following formula can be used:
screenX = round (maxx * (xPos joyMin) / (joyMax joyMin))
screenY = round (maxy * (yPos joyMin) / (joyMax joyMin))
var jx, jy, x, y, ox, oy : int := 1
var b1, b2, oB1, oB2 : boolean := false
loop
Joystick.GetInfo (joystick1, jx, jy, b1, b2)
% Convert joystick coordinates into screen coordinates.
x = round (maxx * (jx joyMin) / (joyMax joyMin))
y = round (maxy * (jy joyMin) / (joyMax joyMin))
if x not= ox or y not= oy or b1 not= oB1 or b2 not= oB2 then
Text.Locate (1, 1)
put "x = ", x, " y = ", y, " b1 = ", b1, " b2 = ", b2
View.Set ("xor")
Draw.Line (ox 10, oy, ox + 10, oy, brightred)
Draw.Line (ox , oy 10, ox , oy + 10, brightred)
Draw.Line (x 10, y, x + 10, y, brightred)
Draw.Line (x, y 10, x, y + 10, brightred)
ox := x
oy := y
oB1 := b1
oB2 := b2
end if
end loop
This means that you can only call the function by calling Joystick.GetInfo, not by calling GetInfo.


Q7: Concerning the three previous dimensions, what
improvements would you like to see, such as code recommendation features of the
tool/IDE?
Coverage of the recommendation: how different are the coding scenarios in which the code
recommender is able to provide support. For example, a code completion tool able to recommend
variable names and method calls has a higher coverage as compared to a technique only able to
recommend method calls.
Accuracy of the recommendation: how likely it is that the code recommended is correct.
Usability of the recommendation: how friendly the user interface is.
Q10: Which of the following characteristics of a code
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Adele is a semi-retired Social Worker at St Luke’s Home Health. She has worked for St. Luke’s Health Network for over 25 years, after working in a variety of social service positions including MR Services Director in Bucks County, Case Management Supervisor in Northampton County and Custody Study Specialist for the Lehigh County Court. She maintains a small private therapy practice working with individuals, couples and families in Hellertown.
She has a Bachelor’s degree in Social Welfare from Pennsylvania State University and a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Marywood University. She also serves as a volunteer with the St. Vincent de Paul Society of St. Joseph Church, Coopersburg and with the Lehigh County Conservation Board. When she is not working, she likes to travel, read and practice Tai Chi. She keeps busy with five adult children, eleven grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Vice-Chair/Treasurer
Diane began her career as a political science major became a Peace Corps teacher in Liberia for 3 years and continued teaching upon her return to the United States. She branched out to start a small business partnership, worked on an HMO startup, and then returned to school to become an RN. Now retired Diane works in politics and volunteers for various other organizations.
Director
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Board Member
Dianne Michels has worked in the area of vision rehabilitation for over 20 years. One of her favorite past jobs was to help people diagnosed with low vision maximize their remaining functional vision. She was instrumental in starting and maintaining a low vision clinic and has assisted a low vision specialist in conducting comprehensive low vision evaluations. Dianne has a Masters of Science Degree in Clinical Psychology and Counseling and currently works part time as a Licensed Professional Counselor at Step By Step Outpatient Program and at the Center for Vision Loss. She lives with her husband and three dogs, one of which is her Seeing Eye dog Samantha.
Board Member
Frank M. Capoccia, Jr. is Vice President of Operations at Lehigh Valley Hospital- Pocono, part of the Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN). Previously, he was the Administrator for LVHN’s Surgical Services, Department of Surgery and Lehigh Valley Physician Group. Frank is a board-certified Fellow with the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) is a past president of the ACHE Network of Overseas Healthcare Executives Chapter and is past secretary of the Heartland Healthcare Executive Group Chapter. He has been an ITNLV Board Member since 2015.
Frank graduated from Penn State University with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting. He earned a Master of Healthcare Administration from the University of South Florida and a Master of Business Administration from Baker College Center for Graduate Studies. He is also an Air Force, Air University graduate of Squadron Officer School, Air Command and Staff College and Air War College intermediate and senior military executive leadership programs. He retired from the Air Force after 21 years of active duty service in the grade of Lieutenant Colonel and has more than 24 years’ of leadership experience with complex and global healthcare organizations.
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Casey Roncoroni is currently the Senior Director of Development for a regional healthcare provider, and a fundraising professional with over a decade of experience in the nonprofit sector.
Casey began her career in Boston serving as the primary grant writer and solefundraiser for a special initiative out of the Mayor’s Office of Jobs & Community Services. During this time, Casey secured transformational private and government grants that provided for stability and capacity building during the recent recession.
Casey also served as a member of a three-person advancement team at a small tuition free school in Boston, where she led foundation and corporate giving strategies for the school’s $10 million capital and endowment campaign. She has also served as a fundraising and strategy consultant for CCS Fundraising based on the Baltimore/Washington, DC team, where she had a specific focus on fundraising within the healthcare industry.
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Lois also worked as a nonprofit consultant with a variety of nonprofit entities ranging from advocacy groups, health care providers, social service agencies, and foundations. Lois holds a Master's Degree in Public Administration from Marist College, a BA in History from Penn State University, and a Certificate in Public Management from Fairleigh Dickinson University.
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Karen has over twenty years of experience in the nonprofit sector. She was Director of Volunteers for Meals on Wheels of Northampton County and most recently was Senior Regional Health Initiatives Representative for the Lehigh Valley Unit of the American Cancer Society. She has worked not only with volunteers but also with the mission and fundraising aspects of organizations. Karen holds a Bachelor of Science degree from East Stroudsburg University.
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Connecting Blockchains Together
The blockchain ecosystem is exploding. There are 1,491 cryptocurrencies listed on coinmarketcap.com at the time of writing. Many of these currencies share an underlying blockchain infrastructure, but many are deployed on their own blockchain with unique features. Implementing different blockchain protocols offers particular benefits for users of the system, so various blockchains are created to suit their creators goals.
Variety in design creates a healthy, scalable, and resilient ecosystem, but creates its own problems. Disparate blockchains are isolated environments and transferring value between them is difficult. We currently rely on centralized exchanges which can be slow and expensive. Creating programmatic connections between blockchains to ease transfer of value is an important factor for mass adoption of these systems. In this chapter we explore several approaches in connecting blockchains, such as pegs and relay blockchains.
The Two Way Peg
A two way peg allows users of a blockchain to deposit the native cryptocurrency of a blockchain and receive the cryptocurrency of another blockchain on the other network. A classic example of this system is BTC Relay, which acts as a peg between Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). Holders of bitcoin can send BTC to a Bitcoin address, thereby releasing a certain amount of ETH on their behalf on the Ethereum blockchain. This enables Bitcoin holders to access functionality built on the Ethereum blockchain.
An Internet of Blockchains
The two way peg is a step in the right direction in terms of enabling cross chain functionality, but the goal is to achieve greater interoperability, analogous to the internet in the sense that it is a network of networks. The current blockchain landscape is similar to the web in 1994 - we couldn’t imagine social networks, e-commerce or pervasive video conferencing and look where we are almost 25 years later. Designing systems that can scale as effectively as the internet is important for the future of the blockchain technology.
Paul Kohlhass writes in his Introduction to Polkadot and Parachains:
“A future of multiple blockchain networks is increasingly likely. A Web 3.0 architecture of buzzing public blockchains, private consortium ledgers, anonymous zero knowledge proof chains and all the countless applications running on top of each of them. Not one chain to rule them all, but a world of diversity where individual chains serve specific use cases and specifications.”
Each blockchain has advantages and disadvantages. An internet of blockchains would allow us to transfer value between blockchains to take advantage of specific features relevant to specific applications, regardless of which network holds each stakeholders assets.
If Bitcoin truly emerges at “the gold of the internet” the network will continue to hold massive amounts of value, but with potentially high transactions fees and longer block times it may not be ideal for applications requiring microtransactions. Another blockchain might be better suited for this application.
Additionally, the programmability of Ethereum makes it valuable for applications requiring smart contracts, but if we want additional privacy we might want to conduct transactions on a different network that enables greater privacy, like Zcash. If each blockchain has huge utility, they can do even more when connected.
There are several projects that aim to tackle this enormous challenge. Polkadot facilitates authenticated transaction between blockchains using a central relay chain with parachains and bridges to external blockchains. The project Cosmos is a team working on hub (called the Cosmos Hub) connected to other blockchains via an inter-blockchain communication protocol. Cosmos is planning their main network launch for the end of February 2018.
Inter-chain operability is an important area of research in the blockchain space and could help lead to improvements regarding scalability, consensus and privacy.


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Nicole is a research software engineer in the Scientific Solutions Group at Purdue University where she is a co-chair of Women in HPC and host of the Long Tales of Science podcast. She is currently contributing to the science gateway, GeoEDF, an NSF funded web-platform for geospatial data managment and analysis. She enjoys engaging in activities related to mentorship, diversity and inclusion, communication, and the betterment of science through FAIR data and software, reproducibility and transparency, and software best practices.


David Rosenberg to leave Gluskin Sheff to set up his own consulting firm
by staffDavid Rosenberg is leaving Gluskin Sheff and Associates Inc. after more than 10 years to set up his own financial markets and economics consulting firm, according to a notice on his new company’s website.
Rosenberg, Gluskin Sheff’s chief economist and strategist, has established an office at Brookfield Place in Toronto’s financial district and will launch publications in the first quarter of next year.
He will continue to publish his research under the Gluskin Sheff banner until the transition is complete.
“Having already assembled a team of first-rate analysts, David will now be joined by additional economists, macroeconomic modelers and strategists to provide even more in-depth material," according to the statement. "In addition to his regular menu of Espresso, Breakfast and Buffet with Dave, there will be new publications added, as well as a wider choice of services for retail and institutional investors.”
Rosenberg is one of North America’s most well-known economists and rose to wealth management fame with his housing market bubble calls in 2005 while working at Merrill Lynch.
Private-equity firm Onex bought Gluskin Sheff in June for about $445-million.
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State Agecnies reported on a variety of metrics and Key Performance Indicators to measure the results of the their Lean projects. The following summarizes some examples of the various efficiencies acheived through Lean
LeanCT is a process of continuous improvement in State Government, and the impact can't be measured in statistics alone. The following are brief stories of the true impact of agency Lean efforts:
The Department of Developmental Services' Eligibility Unit has greatly improved response time and quality service to people seeking eligibility determination. The unit's weekly call volume was reduced by 74% and the percentage of complete application packets received was increased to 78% through Lean. These efficiencies allow staff to focus more of their time on the people they serve.


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Hyper3D.js is a high-end (unofficial) renderer for three.js.
Hyper3D is still at a very early stage of development. You might observe an unexpected behavior including distorted image, browser crash, peformance breakdown, and shader compilation failure. APIs may change over time.
More features are coming! See Roadmap.


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This lovely book store is located on 240 Dundas St. It has a wide range of genres. But Attic Books is slighly different from your everyday book store which would most likely carry best sellers, stationery and high fashion magazines. Just like the name suggests, it is a book store but with a more "attic like" prescence. Just like an attic they carry old, historic, used and donated pieces of literature! I for one was surprised at the variety! As you walk in there are books that greet you outside. Many customers stop here and browse before they enter.
The interior is that of a library! Very clean and quiet on the day I went in at around noon. Every genre organized accordingly so ofcourse I arrived at the comic section first and chose three vintage Charlie Brown comic books to take home, all for a total of $8 I might add! I think what suprised me most was the wide range of antique books, of course, they are called 'Attic Books' but I was happy to see that even the old books my parents and grand-parents have such as the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew books were on the shelves.I think a lot of other people do and will experience this when they look around the store which I think is one of many reasons it's a very special place to visit.
The absolute must see part of the store is definately the second level. This is where they keep there more historical artifacts and books on art history. I even found old war letters located under a case with a picture of the queen non less! The upstairs also had comfortable places to sit and large windows that allowed you to see the busy street. It was clearly designed for a comfortable day with a good book which I can appreciate.


About the Python Beginner's Handbook
This "handbook" is a supplemental resource for anyone
starting to learn Python programming. The topics covered
herein are meant for:
- self-learners
- students (particularly those in a first-year college course for Python)
- those learning for fun or to make a career change
- anyone learning programming basics through Python version 3
To make the most of this handbook, readers should have access to
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instructors to act as primary guides for their learning.
Hopefully this site will help you take the first bold steps along
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Sections
The handbook is split into three sections:
- Concepts covers some of the major
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control structures,
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data types, and
sequence types.
- Instructions covers some common
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checking if a variable is within a certain range,
defining functions,
calling functions,
writing for loops, and
writing while loops.
- Quick Reference offers tables
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Topics not covered here
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PERCOLATION AND RANDOM GRAPHS
Discrete parameter martingales, branching process, percolation on graphs, random graphs, random walks on graphs, interacting particle systems.
Recommended books
Geoffrey Grimmett: Probability on Graphs, Cambridge University Press.
Rick Durrett: Random Graph Dynamics, Cambridge University Press.
Geoffrey Grimmett: Percolation, Springer.
Bollobas: Random Graphs, Cambridge University Press.


Whether it's the mystery around the little old man or the music of the giant doll, Squid Game has taken over the screens of people all over the world. With such success and repercussion, Netflix announced that the series was watched by 111 million viewers and consecrated the production as the biggest release of the platform.
On October 1st, one of Netflix's CEOs and Director of Content, Ted Sarandos revealed that Squid Game was number 1 in every country, and with that, it would definitely be the biggest non-English language show in the world. .
Squid Game tells the story of desperate people, who agree to participate in mysterious games in exchange for a cash prize. It wasn't easy to bring that to the screen. The production took a whole decade to get off the ground.
The creation process was quite long and difficult for Hwang Dong-hyuk, creator and director of Squid Game. He started writing the series in 2008, after conceiving the idea. At the time, he frequented comic book stores. Reading the comics, he came up with the idea of creating something like a graphic novel set in Korea. Anyway, in 2009, he finished the script. At the time, as a film director, Hwang was thinking of making a film.
But he had to file the idea, still in 2009. The director amended successful works, with the films 'Silenced' (2011), 'Miss Granny' (2014) and 'The Fortress' (2017). “The story seemed very different and violent for the time. Some considered the premise too complex and difficult to sell. I didn't get enough investment and scaling the cast was difficult. I stayed in this process for about a year, but I had to leave everything aside”, he said.
Finally, ten years after writing the screenplay, Hwang Dong-hyuk managed to put the idea into practice. According to him, Netflix gave him total creative freedom to work 'Round 6' as he wanted. So he seized the opportunity and expanded the story, turning what would be a movie into a series.


LIFE STINKS A film review by Randy Parker Copyright 1996 Randy Parker
RATING: *** (out of ****)
(Review written in 1991)
In his first movie since 1987's disappointing SPACEBALLS, Mel Brooks takes a sympathetic look at America's homeless, a surprisingly sober subject matter for the usually zany comedian. However, even with its solemn theme, LIFE STINKS is still your basic Mel Brooks-comedy, which is to say that it's abundantly funny and immensely entertaining.
In addition to writing and directing, Brooks stars as an egotistical billionaire who wagers that he can live on the streets of L.A. for 30 days without money and without revealing his true identity. Brooks steers the movie mostly towards laughs, but he also gives it heart and soul, especially when presenting the homeless.
Leslie Ann Warren, in particular, sparkles as the romantic interest (a crazy bag lady who's wary of men), bringing a tough grittiness to the role. The movie's Achilles' heel: it sometimes gets so ludicrous that you can't take its serious moments seriously. With a slightly sharper edge, Brooks could have carved out some memorable social commentary to sprinkle on top of his irreverent humor.
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QGLXNativeContext Class
A class encapsulating a GLXContext and related native handles. More...
| Header: | #include <QGLXNativeContext> |
| Since: | Qt 5.4 |
Public Functions
| QGLXNativeContext() | |
| QGLXNativeContext(GLXContext ctx, Display *dpy = 0, Window wnd = 0, VisualID vid = 0) | |
| GLXContext | context() const |
| Display * | display() const |
| VisualID | visualId() const |
| Window | window() const |
Detailed Description
A class encapsulating a GLXContext and related native handles.
Note: Only context() is guaranteed to be valid. The other handles may be all 0
. They are useful however when QOpenGLContext::setNativeHandle() is used to adopt a legacy context created by glXCreateContext. To adopt such a context, either the Window or VisualID that had been used to create the context needs to be known, otherwise the adoption will fail. For modern contexts created with an FBConfig, these are not necessary, the GLXContext itself is sufficient. The Display is optional.
Note: There is no binary compatibility guarantee for this class, meaning that an application using it is only guaranteed to work with the Qt version it was developed against.
See also QOpenGLContext::setNativeHandle() and QOpenGLContext::nativeHandle().
Member Function Documentation
QGLXNativeContext::QGLXNativeContext()
Construct a new instance with no handles.
QGLXNativeContext::QGLXNativeContext(GLXContext ctx, Display *dpy = 0, Window wnd = 0, VisualID vid = 0)
Constructs a new instance with the provided ctx, dpy, wnd, vid handles.
GLXContext QGLXNativeContext::context() const
Returns the GLXContext.
Display *QGLXNativeContext::display() const
Returns a pointer to the X11 display or NULL
if not available.
VisualID QGLXNativeContext::visualId() const
Returns the X11 visual ID or 0
if not available.
Window QGLXNativeContext::window() const
Returns the X11 Window or 0
if not available.