Maha Ahmed Kamal
Democrat
I am the principal owner and founder of the Colorado Family Law Project (family law services) in Denver, Colorado.
I have a Juris Doctor (2013) from University of Denver, Bachelor of Arts (2007) University of Colorado at Boulder, mediation certification from the Colorado Bar Association/Continuing Legal Education, former fellow of the Colorado Bar Association Leadership Training Program (2018-2019).
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American Pakistan Foundation - Leadership Council (Member) American Humanist Association - Humanist Legal Society Board of Directors American Humanist Foundation - Board of Trustees Lighthouse Writer's Workshop - Board of Directors Art Students League of Denver - Board of Directors Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network (RMIAN) Colorado Supreme Court - Continuing and Judicial Legal Education Committee (Member) Colorado Supreme Court - Continuing and Judicial Legal Education, Subcommittee on Equity, Diversity, and Inclusiveness (EDI), Member Colorado Supreme Court - Paraprofessionals and Limited License (Co-Chair) Colorado Bar Association - Board of Governors, Denver Bar Association (Governor) Colorado Bar Association Leadership Training (COBALT) Program - Fellow (2018-2019), Sessions Committee (2019-2020) Colorado Bar Foundation - Member South Asian Bar Association (SABA) LGBT Bar Association Rhone Brackett Inn of Court Sam Cary Bar Association Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center - Volunteer Attorney Colorado Lawyers Committee - Volunteer Attorney Colorado Supreme Court - Chief Justice's Commission (Member) Colorado Bar Association President's Diversity Council (Member) CBA Family Law Council, Subcommittee on Equity, Diversity, and Inclusiveness (EDI), Member Metro Volunteer Lawyers (MVL) Colorado Legal Services (CLS)
As a Colorado native, my years involved with organization, representation, and advocacy for this state date back to high school. In the past, I had a keen interest in elevating Colorado's international presence. I enjoyed serving as Vice-President of the CU Distinguished Speakers Board at CU Boulder and later working as a DU Law student at an international court in The Hague, Netherlands. Throughout these early years, I also assisted with numerous collaborative events with World Denver and the International Law Society. More recently, I've focused my efforts on equity, outreach, and Access to Justice for Coloradans seeking services within our court system. I am equally passionate about serving on local non-profit boards, such as Lighthouse Writer's Workshop and the Art Students League of Denver, to support the arts. Since obtaining my license in 2014, I remain very active within the Colorado and Denver Bar Associations, where I frequently collaborate with a large and diverse array of colleagues from every corner of this state. The Colorado Bar Association recognizes, as do I, the importance of districts outside of the Denver-metro area. I represent the Denver Bar Association on the Colorado Bar Ass'n Board of Governors, with the primary role of forging better alliances and relationships with governors from other counties. My law practice also provides low-cost services to many counties outside of Denver, including Larimer, Douglas, and El Paso. In the past, I have assisted with pro bono family law cases in Weld, Ouray, Eagle, and Summit counties through Bar-affiliated non-profit groups. I currently co-chair a Supreme Court Committee group with the ret. Hon. Angie Arkin, geared at expanding Access to Justice initiatives for Coloradans in the family law courts through limited licensure of paraprofessionals. Access to justice remains a priority for me in my practice.
I am a Colorado native - born and raised in Aurora, Colorado. I've lived in a few counties since then: Arapahoe, Denver, Jefferson, Boulder. I think it's important that the Commission represent the full breadth and diversity of its districts. I also take this position very seriously as it will shape the future of Colorado's voter representation for the next decade. My service on the Commission would allow me to better the State I've loved since childhood.
As a family lawyer, I spend my days at the center of very intimate and personal conflict. I also have a certification in mediation and mediate family law cases for non-profit organizations. There are always two sides - two perspectives (or even more) to every issue. It is important to recognize each commissioner's value and input. This takes active listening, which I apply to my everyday practice. It also takes a sense of humility and fairness that each individual has the State's best interests in mind and has something to offer regardless of political affiliation. I think with my professional and personal experiences. I can be fair and impartial. I look forward to having constructive conversations with my fellow Commissioners and to learn from them. If necessary, I can also serve as a mediator to address any conflict or disagreement beyond regular discussion.
I practice law, which requires analytical reasoning on a day-to-day basis. At the trial level, this also requires me to see through emotions that clients, judges, and Opposing Counsel may have at the center of a lawsuit or disagreement. At the appellate level, I'm challenged by a panel of three judges as to the reasoning of my arguments and their soundness in law. I believe these skills, along with my numerous positions with committees and non-profit Boards, would be a helpful asset to the Commission.
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Spring
May 2, 2014
8:00pm
Great Hall
Saint John's University
Collegevile, Minnesota
Concerto Grosso Opus 3/1
Handel
Concerto for Two Trumpets
Vivaldi
Excerpts from "Elijah"
Mendelssohn
May 2, 2014
8:00pm
Great Hall
Saint John's University
Collegevile, Minnesota
Concerto Grosso Opus 3/1
Handel
Concerto for Two Trumpets
Vivaldi
Excerpts from "Elijah"
Mendelssohn
Until Performance:
The Amadeus Chamber Symphony has been performing in the St. Cloud area and throughout Central Minnesota for the last 24 years. Most of the members of the ensemble are musicians from Central Minnesota, and many have been with the ensemble since its beginnings. The orchestra was formally established in 1990 although its roots go back to 1971, when Axel Theimer... Read More


Write a program that reads four integer numbers and prints the max of them.
[HINT]The Math library has a function to find the max of two values[/HINT]
Math


The development of packages atop of Ixhibition is encouraged, especially packages that add more animation sets and ones that provide additional functionality. However, in an attempt to streamline and standardise this such that multiple packages could be used in any given project, a set of guidelines are provided.
General GuidelinesThese guidelines apply to all packages:
var ixb = Ixhibition();
//Do either:
MyPackage(ixb); //Useful for packages only dealing with simple animation options
//Or
var mypackage = MyPackage(ixb); //Used for all other types of packages
Packages that only provide additional animation sets should follow these requirements:
ixb.saveOption("ma_1", function(data){
var settingsX = {
"segueType" : "vertical",
"phaseInDuration" : 2,
"phaseInAnimations" : [
{"transform" : "scale(0.7, 0.7)"},
{"transform" : "scale(0.7, 0.7)"},
{"transform" : "scale(1, 1)"}
],
"phaseOutDuration" : 2,
"phaseOutAnimations" : [
{"transform" : "scale(1.05, 1.05)"},
{"transform" : "scale(0.7, 0.7)"},
{"transform" : "scale(0.7, 0.7)"}
],
"phaseOverlap" : 1,
"segueDuration" : "overlap",
};
return settingsX;
});
Packages that only provide additional animation sets should follow these requirements:


This document assumes that a minimal install of Ubuntu has already been performed and lists the steps to be followed now.
I prefer using apt and like its model of sharing dependencies instead of sandboxing everything. Works well for me :)
sudo rm -rf /var/cache/snapd sudo apt purge snapd gnome-software-plugin-snap sudo apt autoremove rm -rf ~/snap sudo rm -rfv /var/lib/apt/lists/* sudo apt update
I update my packages when I need to, don't need the constant stream of update notifications.
sudo apt remove update-manager
I like to install these packages first and start tinkering with my system while the other packages install in the background.
sudo apt install gnome-tweaks ubuntu-restricted-extras
Other packages:
sudo apt install build-essential python3 curl git ssh keepassx vlc transmission thunderbird libreoffice inxi acpi rename usb-creator-gtk software-properties-gtk chrome-gnome-shell
gsettings set org.gnome.shell.extensions.dash-to-dock click-action 'minimize'
Create a startup application with this command.
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.notifications show-banners false
cat /proc/sys/vm/swappiness
Doing this causes the swap storage to be used when RAM is 90% in use.
sudo nano /etc/sysctl.conf
At the end of this file add: vm.swappiness=10
sudo nano /etc/fstab
Add noatime after errors=remount-ro followed by a comma.
Like This: errors=remount-ro,noatime
(Save and Reboot)
These programs need to be installed from the web. Go can be installed using the 'getgo' function added in .bashrc.
Customise terminal, text editor and add new fonts like JetBrains Mono and Roboto.
That's all folks.


SHE'S THE ONE A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1996 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Edward Burns, Mike McGlone, Maxine Bahns, Jennifer Aniston, Cameron Diaz, John Mahoney. Screenplay: Edward Burns. Director: Edward Burns. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
When an independent film-maker gets his first studio deal, the fans of his or her previous work often worry what will happen when he or she "goes Hollywood." There are sound historical reasons for such concern (think of Lee Tamahori's MULHOLLAND FALLS or Antonia Bird's MAD LOVE, if you are one of the few people who actually saw them), but in the case of Edward Burns, such concern would seem to be misplaced. For an independent feature, THE BROTHERS McMULLEN was about as mainstream as they come, a low-key charmer unlikely to offend anyone who wasn't a devout Catholic with a short fuse. With a budget about 120 times greater than McMULLEN, Burns has made SHE'S THE ONE, a film just as unlikely to offend...and, unfortunately, equally unlikely to entertain.
Burns and Mike McGlone, who were two-thirds of THE BROTHERS McMULLEN, again play siblings in SHE'S THE ONE. Mickey Fitzpatrick (Burns) is an under-motivated cab driver; his younger brother Francis (McGlone) is an over-motivated stock broker. What they have in common are significant problems with women: Mickey has never quite gotten over catching his then-fiancee with another man three years earlier, and Francis is cheating on his wife Renee (Jennifer Aniston) with Heather (Cameron Diaz), a business colleague. When Mickey marries a woman named Hope (Maxine Bahns) after a whirlwind 24 hour courtship, at least one of the brothers appears headed for happiness...until he learns what his ex-fiancee has been up to since they parted.
If there was any real criticism leveled at THE BROTHERS McMULLEN, it was that it was simply a testosterone-enhanced version of a female bonding film, in which the female characters existed primarily to give the men something to complain about while sharing a beer.  "Look how we men make everything in our lives -- our jobs, our hobbies, our fantasies -- more important than our wives," he says sub-textually. "Don't we deserve whatever we get?"
It's a nice gesture, this throwing open of the doors to the Boys Only Club, but Burns doesn't support it with characters who ring true, male or female. Burns himself has a pleasant, likeable quality, but we are never given any insight into why he would be impetuous enough to marry a near-complete stranger. His dramatic range appears limited to mild annoyance and affability, and Burns the actor can't bring to the screen whatever hidden passions Burns the writer might have put on paper. Still, that's at least twice the range of Maxine Bahns (Burns' real-life girlfriend who also played his love interest in McMULLEN yet for some reason is billed "Introducing Maxine Bahns" in ads for SHE'S THE ONE). Let me make this point as subtly as I can: Bahns did not get this part because she had a particularly good audition; she reads a line as though she were going through the script underlining it with her finger. Mike McGlone contributes a generic selfish, corporate go-getter, and John Mahoney tones down his "Frasier" crankiness just a touch as the Fitzpatricks' dad.
Much of the pre-release interest, however, will be focused on the other two main cast members.  As for Jennifer Aniston, she of the hit television series and ubiquitous coiffure, don't expect a leading role just because she is receiving top billing in SHE'S THE ONE; it's alphabetical. Her part is actually relatively small, but she gets some of the best and most poignant scenes. She has an effective, almost silent moment in which she slips into bed next to disinterested husband McGlone in a sexy new negligee, only to have him ignore her completely. While Burns seems unwilling to break her of the habit of saying "okay" before nearly every line, her work is still quite solid.
 It's all very casual and under-stated, but it feels like an extended sit-com -- no character too deep, no problem too complicated. I guess you could say that Edward Burns has indeed "gone Hollywood," in the most unfortunate sense of the term.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 brotherly lugs: 5.
-- Scott Renshaw Stanford University http://www-leland.stanford.edu/~srenshaw
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Heyo! Frederik, the author of papaja, requested that we update him with papers written with his package. I was like, oh man, like the whole lab?! So, I decided that I could probably make it easy by making a table here. Obviously, this table is current at the moment, as I hope many of the ones under review will get accepted, and I have several others that we will start writing soon. I only listed ones here you could find the actual .Rmd if you went to the links provided. Github is linked to each of these OSF pages as well.
| OSF Title | OSF Link | Pre-Print Link | Status |
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| Methods to Detect Low Quality Data and Its Implication for Psychological Research | https://osf.io/x6t8a/ | https://osf.io/cv2bn/ | 10.3758/s13428-018-1035-6 |
| Does the Delivery Matter? Examining Randomization at the Item Level | https://osf.io/gvx7s/ | https://osf.io/p93df/ | accepted pending small revisions |
| Beyond p-values: Utilizing Multiple Estimates to Evaluate Evidence | https://osf.io/u9hf4/ | https://osf.io/9hp7y/ | revision to resubmit |
| Perceived Grading and Student Evaluation of Instruction | https://osf.io/jdpfs/ | https://osf.io/7x4uf/ | revision to resubmit |
| Investigating the Interaction between Associative, Semantic, and Thematic Database Norms for Memory Judgments and Retrieval | https://osf.io/y8h7v/ | https://osf.io/fcesn/ | under review |
| Bulletproof Bias? Considering the Type of Data in Common Proportion of Variance Effect Sizes | https://osf.io/urd8q/ | https://osf.io/cs4vy/ | under review |
| The LAB: Linguistic Annotated Bibliography | https://osf.io/9bcws/ | https://osf.io/h3bwx/ | under review |
| English Semantic Feature Production Norms: An Extended Database of 4,436 Concepts | https://osf.io/cjyzw/ | https://osf.io/gxbf4/ | under review |
| A Meta-Analysis of Expressive Writing on Positive Psychology Variables and Traumatic Stress | https://osf.io/4mjqt/ | https://osf.io/u98cw/ | under review |
| The N400’s 3 As: Association, Automaticity, Attenuation (and Some Semantics Too) | https://osf.io/h5sd6/ | https://osf.io/6w2se/ | under review |
| Focus on the Target: The Role of Attentional Focus in Decisions about War | https://osf.io/r8qp2/ | https://osf.io/9fgu8 | under review |
| An Extension of the QWERTY Effect: Not Just the Right Hand, Expertise and Typability Predict Valence Ratings of Words | https://osf.io/zs2qj/ | https://osf.io/k7dx5/ | under review |
| Modeling Memory: Exploring the Relationship Between Word Overlap and Single Word Norms when Predicting Relatedness Judgments and Retrieval | https://osf.io/j7qtc/ | https://osf.io/qekad/ | writing |
| Outrageous Observations: The Redheaded Stepchild of Data Analysis | https://osf.io/52mqw/ | writing | |
| Moral Foundations of U.S. Political News Organizations | https://osf.io/5kpj7/ | writing | |
| A Validation of the Moral Foundations Questionnaire and Dictionary | https://osf.io/kt9yf/ | writing |
You can also check out the YouTube for the couple of videos I’ve made on papaja and markdown.


PoolParty
Get Version
0.2.76‘Easy cloud computing’
What
A self-healing, load-balanced cloud computing solution. Combined with the power of Puppet, the High Availability project, ruby and erlang, PoolParty makes it easy and fun to set up your cloud! Currently, you can use it with ec2, but it’s not tied to any particular service. You can use PoolParty to manage and monitor your home network!
Installing
sudo gem install --source http://gems.github.com auser-poolparty
The basics
Demonstration of usage
cloud spec [name]
This will create a basic spec for you in the spec directory. Then, write your spec file. There are examples in the repos as well as the one below:
# Basic poolparty template with apache plugin require "poolparty-apache2-plugin" pool :app do instances 2..5 port 80 ami "ami-1cd73375" # Alestic Ubuntu AMI cloud :app do apache do installed_as_worker has_virtualhost do name "poolpartyrb.com" listen("8080") virtual_host_entry ::File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), "templates", "virtual_host.conf.erb") has_git(:name => "poolpartyrepos", :source => "git://github.com/auser/xnot.org.git", :path => "/var/www/xnot.org/public") end end end end
Forum
http://groups.google.com/group/PoolPartyRb
How to submit patches
Read the 8 steps for fixing other people’s code and for section 8b: Submit patch to Google Groups, use the Google Group above.
The trunk repository is http://github.com/auser/poolparty
for anonymous access.
You can fetch the source from either:
git clone git://github.com/auser/poolparty.git
Build and test instructions
cd PoolParty rake spec rake install_gem
License
This code is free to use under the terms of the MIT license.
Contact
Comments are welcome. Send an email to Ari Lerner email via the forum
Ari Lerner at CitrusByte, 15th October 2008
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Econometrics & Statistics for QuantEcon¶
February 2017
Introduction¶
The aim of these notebooks is to present concepts and techniques common in modern statistical analysis to an audience familiar with econometrics. Along the way we attempt to provide examples of estimation problems well-known in econometrics to illuminate the introduced concepts.
Notebook-01 – Estimators as Statistical Decision Functions¶
Notebook-01 presents the key objects and concepts of econometrics and statistics within the framework of statistical decision theory. We find the framework useful for organizing our thoughts and comparing different approaches to similar statistical problems thus highlighting the key differences and similarities. We do not take the framework as a starting point strictly defining optimality.
The introduced framework lets us separate assumptions into three major groups.
Assumptions on statistical models describing the data generating process. Typically, these assumption serve as an anchor defining a class of distirbutions relative to which we would like to establish certain properties. An estimator can be consistent or unbiased relative to one set of distributions but not relative to another.
Assumptions on the action space restrict the set from which we allow a decision rule to take values from. As we will see, one of the key tools to control for certain statistical properties of decision rules is through controlling the action space.
Assumptions on the loss function define which features of the data generating process we are targeting and specify the manner in which we are punishing different approximations to this feature.
Notebook-01 then presents statistical decision rules and characterizes them through the distributions they induce on the action space and the reals through the loss function. We set the risk of a decision rule as the benchmark for comparison.
Finally, with the introduced concepts we discuss the important estimation error-misspecification error decomposition of decision rules.
Notebook-02 – Asymptotic Analysis and Consistency¶
Notebook-02 takes an asymptotic approach to analyze decision rules. We discuss conditions under which consistency holds and investigate the determinants of rate of convergence.
For this end, Notebook-02 covers the basics of concentration inequalities. We make connections between these inequalities and measures of complexity with a special emphasis on empirical processes. We introduce the concept of Rademacher-complexity and Vapnik-Chervonenkis dimension to capture the size of a function class for the purpose of statistical inference.
As it turns out the introduced concepts provide deep insights about the asymptotic behavior of decision rules. Both consistency and the rate of convergence crucially depends on the complexity of the action space.
Notebook-03 – Coping with Finite Samples¶
Notebook-03 explores the issues arising from dealing with finite samples relative to an asymptotic approximation. We further decompose the risk into bias, volatility and misspecification terms.
We discuss generalization properties of decision rules and their connection to the estimation error. We apply the non-asymptotic tail bounds covered in Notebook-02 to get a grasp on the finite sample performance of decision rules.
The notebook discusses two approaches to estimation and the corresponding philosphies underlying them. One is a frequentist approach labelled as classical which is more common in the econometrics literature. The other which we label as the approach of statistical learning theory underlies many of the techniques common in modern statistics.
Notebook-04 – The Bayesian Approach (to be added)¶
Notebook-04 would introduce the Bayesian approach to statistical inference. Tentative sections:
- Conditions for consistency with special focus on the complexity of the prior.
- Rate of convergence through capacity control on the prior
- Implications of misspecification
- Interpretation as a regularization technique


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And indeed We gave Musa (Moses), after We had destroyed the generations of old, the Scripture [the Taurat (Torah)] as an enlightenment for mankind, and a guidance and a mercy, that they might remember (or receive admonition). |
| 028:043 Maulana | : |
And certainly We gave Moses the Book after We had destroyed the former generations -- clear arguments for men and a guidance and a mercy, that they may be mindful. |
| 028:043 Pickthal | : |
And We verily gave the Scripture unto Moses after We had destroyed the generations of old: clear testimonies for mankind, and a guidance and a mercy, that haply they might reflect. |
| 028:043 Rashad | : |
We gave Moses the scripture - after having annihilated the previous generations, and after setting the examples through them - to provide enlightenment for the people, and guidance, and mercy, that they may take heed. |
| 028:043 Sarwar | : |
After destroying the people of the ancient towns We gave the Book to Moses to be a source of knowledge, a guidance, and mercy for mankind so that perhaps they would take heed. |
| 028:043 Shakir | : |
And certainly We gave Musa the Book after We had destroyed the former generations, clear arguments for men and a guidance and a mercy, that they may be mindful. |
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And WE gave Moses the Book, after WE had destroyed the earlier generations, as a source of enlightenment for men, and a guidance and a mercy, that they might reflect. |
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We did reveal to Moses the Book after We had destroyed the earlier generations, (to give) Insight to men, and guidance and Mercy, that they might receive admonition. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الإيمان > الكتب السماوية الأخرى > الكتب المقدسة Faith> The Other Divine Books> The Holy Books
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3.12. 32- to 64-Bit Migration64-bit Linux platforms are well on their way to replace aging 32-bit servers. A 64-bit application environment can drastically improve the performance of memory addressing and throughput for applications that manipulate very large data structures. Linux on IBM's PowerPC and AMD's 64-bit architecture provides a unique platform in that 32- and 64-bit applications can be run simultaneously without any performance loss. This advantage can be exploited by compiling applications for 64-bit when a 32-bit environment presents memory limitations for the application. With gcc, use the m64 flag to generate 64-bit object files, as in the following example: $ gcc -m64 sample.c -o sample.o Note that on some platforms, such as the IBM PowerPC, the gcc compiler produces 32-bit objects even when the Linux platform is a 64-bit platform. On the AMD 64-bit architecture running 64-bit Linux, the gcc compiler produces 64-bit objects by default. Also, like UNIX platforms, 64-bit object code works only with other 64-bit object code. 32-bit and 64-bit object code cannot work in the same application space because of address conflicts. The data type models between a 32-bit and 64-bit compilation environment are different. The C data type model for 32-bit applications is the ILP32 model. The letters stand for the int (I) and long (L) types, and pointers (P). The number 32 denotes that these data types are all 32-bit data types. The data type model for 64-bit applications is the LP64 data model. Except for the int, both the long (L) and pointer (P) types grow to 64 bits. The remaining C integer types and the floating-point types are the same in both data type models. 3.12.1. Common Migration MistakesData type mismatches are common among code incompatibilities due to endianness and 32- to 64-bit issues. It is common to encounter current 32-bit applications that assume that the int type, long type, and pointers are the same size. Because the sizes of long and pointer change in the LP64 data model, this change alone can lead to the principal cause of ILP32-to-LP64 migration problems. Opportunities to isolate the source of these incompatibilities should be exploited as early as the analysis step of the porting process. <IP_ADDRESS>. Assuming int and ptr Are the Same in LP64In an LP64 environment, pointer (ptr) data types are 64 bits long. Failure to account for this difference from a 32-bit environment will result in at least a compiler warning (or worse, undefined application behavior). Consider the following example: char *p; char *q; p = (char *) malloc(sizeof(long)*4); q = (char *) ((int)p & 0x4000); .. $ gcc -m64 1.c -o foo 1.c: In function 'main': 1.c:9: warning: cast from pointer to integer of different size 1.c:9: warning: cast to pointer from integer of different size Fix this by changing int to a long, or even better, use uintptr_t from stdint.h. <IP_ADDRESS>. Overlooking int and long Data Type Size DifferenceIt is easy to overlook the error created by programmers when they assumed the long and int data types are the same size when they wrote their code in an ILP32 environment. Consider Example 3-7. Example 3-7. Listing of bad_1.c
<IP_ADDRESS>. Ignoring Signed ExtensionsExample 3-7 also demonstrates a sign extension problem caused when converting to LP64. ISO C integral promotion rules states that a character, a short integer, or an integer bit field, all either signed or unsigned, or an object of enumeration type, may be used in an expression wherever an integer may be used. If an int can represent all the values of the original type, the value is converted to int; otherwise, the value is converted to unsigned int. To fix this problem, change 1<<31 to 1L<<31. <IP_ADDRESS>. Not Checking for String ConversionsString functions, such as printf, sprintf, scanf, and sscanf use format strings that may need to be prepended by the long size specification, percentl, for long arguments and percentp for pointer arguments. Failure to use these specifications for an LP64 environment can result in unexpected formatting results. 3.12.2. Best PracticesA best-practice approach for porting a 32-bit application to a 64-bit application suggests that the port be done in two separate phases. The first phase consists of the port from the native platform where the application currently runs (AIX, Solaris, or HP-UX) to Linux. And the second phase consists of migrating the ported 32-bit application to a 64-bit application on the Linux platform. |


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An instance of Aurelia.
The aurelia instance.
The root DI container used by the application.
Loads and configures the plugins registered with this instance.
Returns a promise which resolves when all plugins are loaded and configured.
Sets up a basic Aurelia configuration. This is equivalent to calling .defaultBindingLanguage().defaultResources().eventAggregator();
Returns the current FrameworkConfiguration instance.
Plugs in the default binding language from aurelia-templating-binding.
Returns the current FrameworkConfiguration instance.
Plugs in the default templating resources (if, repeat, show, compose, etc.) from aurelia-templating-resources.
Returns the current FrameworkConfiguration instance.
Plugs in the ConsoleAppender and sets the log level to debug.
Returns the current FrameworkConfiguration instance.
Plugs in the event aggregator from aurelia-event-aggregator.
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Configures an internal feature plugin before Aurelia starts.
The folder for the internal plugin to configure (expects an index.js in that folder).
The configuration for the specified plugin.
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Renames a global resource that was imported.
The path to the resource.
The new name.
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Adds globally available view resources to be imported into the Aurelia framework.
The relative module id to the resource. (Relative to the plugin's installer.)
Returns the current FrameworkConfiguration instance.
Plugs in the default history implementation from aurelia-history-browser.
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The object type of the dependency that the framework will inject.
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The ID of the 3rd party plugin to configure.
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The function to run after start.
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The function to run before start.
Returns the current FrameworkConfiguration instance.
Plugs in the router from aurelia-templating-router.
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The object type of the dependency that the framework will inject.
The constructor function of the dependency that the framework will inject.
Returns the current FrameworkConfiguration instance.
Sets up the standard Aurelia configuration. This is equivalent to calling .defaultBindingLanguage().defaultResources().eventAggregator().history().router();
Returns the current FrameworkConfiguration instance.
Adds a transient to the framework's dependency injection container.
The object type of the dependency that the framework will inject.
The constructor function of the dependency that the framework will inject.
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I finished my Bachelor's degree. with merit in Computer Science from The AIT. in the July of 2014.
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Trade deficit narrowed to $978M in September: StatCan
by The Canadian Press, StaffOTTAWA -- Statistics Canada says the country's merchandise trade deficit narrowed to $978 million in September compared with a revised deficit of $1.2 billion in August.
Economists on average had expected a deficit of $700 million, according to financial markets data firm Refinitiv.
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Darce Choke
D'Arce choke or Brabo choke, the choking arm is threaded under the near arm, in front of the opponent's neck, and on top of the far arm
From north south, right arm goes between ops neck and left arm to ops right armpit, push arm all the way through till it can grab inside left elbow
, similar to rear naked choke, then use left arm to brace against ops back, your head goes down close to their ribs as you roll them over your head
into side control, use legs to entwine their legs and stop them escaping.


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Healthy Breakfast Smoothies
Ingredients:
- Frozen berry
- Chia seed
- Milk
- Cereal
Instructions:
- 1. Fill blender or smoothie cup with frozen fruit.
- 2. Add milk.
- 3. Blend until desired thickness.
- 4. Add Chia seed and cereal
Mini Wontons with Vegetables
Ingredients:
- Baby pakchoi
- Frozen Mini Wontons
- Salt
- Soy sauce
- Vineger
- Chili oil
Instructions:
- 1. Boil some water.
- 2. Add frozen wontons and sliced baby bok choy.
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- 4. Add Salt, Soy sauce, Vineger, Chili oil
Ingredients:
- Egg
- Rice Noodle
- Baby pakchoi
- Tomato
- Salt
- Soy sauce
Instructions:
- 1. Combine the water, soup base, ginger, sesame oil and Sriracha in a large soup pot. Bring to a boil and stir until all ingredients are combined..
- 2. Add rice noodle.
- 3. Add tomato, sliced baby bok choy and other vegetable.
- 4. Add Salt, Soy sauce, Chili oil
- 5. Return to a boil and cook 2 minutes.


What is my personality type
I found a nice myers briggs personality test on line at 16personalities , I have done similar before, however this one is the first to resonate so much with me. My previous attempts with these personality types caused me to question their effectivness with how the descriptions of the results did not fit. This one however feels bang on. It could be that this is a better version, however I don't believe the therory behind them has been updated since developed by Isabel Briggs Myers in the 40's and 50's. The honest reallity is more likely just that: honestty. To be effective, your answers need to be honest so first you need to be honest with yourself, something I have been working on quite a bit lately.
So what was the result? Drum roll please .... INFP-T aka the Mediator
The user friendly terms have changed over time (refered to as the diplomat, the visonary, the dove ect. on other versions) however the lettering is the part that actually comes from the original myers briggs research. The T is an interesting point which I will get to later.
What does it mean
What does it all mean I hear you ask? Well that is up for interpritation. So far my research is starting to take form and personally make sense. The key aspect of this personality type is its ability to see things from others perspective, to see the good in everyone and everything, to find hope and try to fix it. Filled with creativity and inspiration which is however, contradicted as this type of personality also sits on the introverted side of the scale. This contradiction and the rarity of this personality type (the website I used claims it makes up less the 4% of the worlds population) leads to it being misunderstood. The information goes further into another contradiction with mediators having a talent for communication and self expression, however with a tendancy to hide away from the world when life goes wrong even to the extent of withdrawing to the point of a hermit (I personally have lived this contradiction, so I can see where this research has come from). Another point which resonated was the visonary rebel with a cause: not challanging the system for the sake of anarchy but for a good reason to make things better, the greater good and all that. They even reach the point where they give themselves so fully to the cause that they forget to focus on day-to-day living (again something that I have lived also). The misunderstood nature of this personality type also flows to the perception of group conversations, initially seen as shy or just introverted, it is often missed that INFP's generally listen first and intently so while being "shy" for the first bit/couple of times in interactions they are actually collating data, figuring it out and will come out with their point of view when it is time to put it forward and it will be detailed, indepth and even leading if they believe your idea is almost there but not quite. The biggest mistake you can make while dealing with this personality type and myself specifically, is to assume that being quiet means that we are quiet people, quite the oposite we/I will talk your ear off when there is value to add.
That last one is a bit funny actually, not in a humourous way but more in a realisation of my own habits kind of way. Myself, I have always thought of my personality as more of a crusader for the grater good. Not a religous fanatic like the knights templar, more of the same fervor but the belief is in soical justice and equality. I am that guy that always plays the paladin in a D&D game, chooses to help the good NPCs ect. In recent years, I became somewhat political IRL but that didn't go down well with everyone as you can imagine. Cue my lateset withdrawal from the world which comes with an healthy/unhealthy dose of soul searching now to follow what I want for a change, my own cause so to speak. Just a small one: become a web developer and use my expression in a more benifical way.
... that beeing said my mind already wanders ... I see more that could be added ...... web accessability ....... now there is part of the idea that I can still add a bit of equality to my work ......... and that type of thinking is the reason I can not put values out of my mind.
That brings me to the next point taken from the research, and the T from the personality type which stands for turbulent. If you couldn't guess, my personality type is governed by their values, even ruled by them, hence being able to lose oneself in a cause. A turbulent Mediator is more likely to lose themselves than an assertive Mediator. It's an interesting personality quirk that can be both a strength and a weakness. We would all agree that being passionate is a good thing, however being zealous is not. Both come from the same source but the difference is the intensity. Something I have known about myself for a long time (which this research supports) is that I need to watch how much I am letting myself commit to something, its something I need to keep in check and something I have both succeded at and completely failed at in the past. Just another of lifes great balancing acts, just with a more personal theme.
As for describing the culture that has influenced and moulded my personality, there really is not enough space in this blog to delve into detail. Lets just say I take the good and the bad as experiences, all are part of me but not at the same time. It's not so much what the experience is but what you learnt from it and how you react to them. If you didn't react well it is now history, but as life seems to have a habit of doing, there will be more chances to react to experiences later.
Other INFP's
Before talking about me some more there was one cute little part of the 16 personalities website where they listed some real people and fictional characters the showcase the traits of the same personality type. For the INFP's that puts use in the company of createve geniuses such as J.R.R Tolkien, William Shakespeare, Johnny Depp etc. and fictional characters like Fox Mulder from the X-files and Frodo Baggins form the Lord of the Rings (actually a few Tolkien characters made the list... write what you know I guess). It's cute but it does put an emphasis on the creativity and passionate aspects of the personality type.
Strenghts
To summerise strengths:
- Idelistic
- Createve
- Open minded and flexible
- Passionate
- Dedicated
How these will assist my learning?
One of the outcomes of the combination of these strengths is that you can gain a unique perspective about a problem and are able to see things in different ways (more often than not in multiple ways simultaneously). It is an asset for problem solving. Not only does this work on an individual level but on a group level as well, with taking others ideas, working through them side by side and seeing how they can be woven togeather.
Weaknesses
To summerise weaknesses:
- sometimes too Idealistic
- sometimes too Altruistic
- sometimes Impractical
- Difficult to Get to Know
What will I have to look out for in my learning?
As I have talked about a bit thus far, the balance of the mix of personality traits is key and it is a constant effort to not go too over the top with ideas, care too much about a project and so forth.
Making Fun at Behavioural Interviews
This assignment actually asked a couple of STAR question aka a behavoural question. If you have been to a job interview in the last decade you would know the type, so for the fun of it, lets pretend this is an interveiw, here goes ...
Interviewer - This first question is about ethics and making ethical decisions. Tell me of a time when you had to make an ethical decison. how did you make your decsion and what was the outcome?
Candidate - In my last role I had to make ethical decisions on a daily basis, mainly around how hard to push collection of debt. On one hand you had the customers that did not have the financial means to do so (or the desire). On the other hand you had clients that need the support that these funds generate and the financial or health needs that not having the funds impacts. The ethical decision is who do you help more the customer or the client?
How I dealt with this was to gain more information about the customer and their situation (already knowing the importance of the clients situation). Some were having dificulty, some were causing their own difficulty, others should just not be trading at all. Generally you got a feel for how people responded to your questioning what the best course of action would be.
There were cases when we had to start proceedings to put customers into insolvency under the idea that constantly getting further and further into debt was bad for everyone involved, not to mention the economy as a whole. There were thankfully more situations that you could work with the customers negotiating on some extra time to allow them to keep trading in the future and keep funding the scheme that benifits the clients.
Interviewer - This next question is about working together in a stressful situation. Tell me about a time when you were trying to work productively with others, but there was resistance or tension. What strategies did you use and how effective were they?
Candidate - In a previous team, there were two of us that were considerd subject matter experts (SME's) however, we had very differing styles in how we provided information to other team members, so different in fact that we would get frustrated with how the other would explain situations. The competting styles were mine which revolved around explaining the why and how of a situation so the other could learn the way of thinking so they could resolve issues like this in future and the other individuals style which was based on quick wins, giving the answer only quickly under the idea that no matter how many times the same question gets asked others will eventually get it.
It became apparent that we could not continue under the current situation, so I requested a one on one meeting. We discussed the situation and the frustrations. We also discussed the merits of the qucik win and the educating approach in our working environment. We came to an agreement that we would split the work based upon need.
The outcome was if the team member needed quick information to get straight back to the customer - say if they had been waiting a while or had to go through multiple request to hold while the team member asked different questions from us - then the quick win approach would be used. However, if the situation had not been resolved in multiple calls, or the team member had asked the same question more than one then the education approach would be taken.
Interviewer - If you were in that situation again, would you do anything different?
Candidate - Ask for the one on one meeting sooner - planning the course of action made everything run smoother from then on.
Thank You!
If you made it this far thank you, I know it was a long one. Cheers for giving it a read.


How to run the TRACX online simulator in debug mode.
This simulator lets you train and test a TRACX model with your own
data. It also lets you adjust the network parameters and see how
these affect learning. However, it will sometimes be useful to step
through the code yourself. This guide helps you use your browser's
debug tools.
Contents:
A note on code organisation
Firefox + Firebug
Google Chrome
Internet Explorer
Code Editing
A note on code
organisation
The
code for this simulation is divided across a number of different
files. Your browser loads all the appropriate files :
- index.html - contains
the html to lay out the main page plus some javascript to call
the TRACX simulator and display the results.
- tracx.js -
self-contained javascript module that contains all the code to
train and test TRACX networks.
3-rd party code
Firefox + Firebugra
Step 0: Before starting, we
recommend you upgrade to a recent version of your browser; Mozilla Firefox vers. 4
or higher.
Step 1: Download and install
the Firebug plugin.
Step 2: Click on the
Firebug toolbar button to launch the debug console. As shown here.
Step 3: Launch the TRACX simulator.
Step 4: You can view the code for
the simulator in the Script tab A on the left
hand side. You can add breakpoints B
which pause the code on a given line. Here we have paused execution
at the start of the handleCalculate
function which gets called when the calculate button is pressed. You
can then step through the code line by line to see what it is doing.
The triangular cursor C indicates which
line will be executed next. The right hand panel lists all the
variables currently in scope and lets you watch how they change. D
shows the value of the evt
parameter which was passed into the handleCalculate
function when it was
called.
Step 5: You
can control what happens at each step with the buttons or with
corresponding function keys. You can press the continue button (or F8) to
run at normal speed without stopping. Or you can step through the
code in two distinct ways.
- Using the step-over button (F10), you
can step through the code at the current level in the code
hierarchy. This is advisable method of observing what a piece of
coding is doing.
- Using the step-into
(F11) button, the debugger will step into every sub-function
too. Often this leads into the code from the highly-compact
libraries (JQuery, Slyvester) which can look quite confusing.
Pressing the step-out button (shift-F11)
returns you to the previous level.
Steps 6, 7, 8 ... : Firebug
is a powerful tool with a great many options. A more detailed guide
to javascript debugging with Firebug can be found here: https://getfirebug.com/javascript
Google Chrome
Step 0: Before starting, we
recommend you upgrade to a recent version of your browser; Google Chrome vers. 13 or
higher
Step 1: Google Chrome has a
set of developer tools built into it. You can access these by
clicking on spanner icon and choosing from the Tools menu.
Step 2: Launch the TRACX simulator.
Step 3: The Chrome debug console works very much like
Firebug in Firefox. You can view the
code for the simulator in the Script tab A
on the left hand side. You can add breakpoints B
which pause the code on a given line. Here we have paused execution
at the start of the networkOutput
function. You can then step through the code line by line to see
what it is doing. The arrowhead cursor C
indicates which line will be executed next. The right hand panel
lists all the variables currently in scope and lets you watch how they change. D
shows the value of the Input2
parameter, which is the array representing one of the encoded inputs
of the network.
Step 4: You
can control what happens at each step with the buttons or with
corresponding function keys. You can press the continue button (or F8)
to run at normal speed without stopping. Or you can step through the
code in two distinct ways.
- Using the step-over
button (F10), you can step through the code at the current level
in the code hierarchy. This is advisable method of observing
what a piece of coding is doing.
- Using the
step-into (F11) button, the debugger will step into every
sub-function too. Often this leads into the code from the
highly-compact libraries (JQuery, Slyvester) which can look
quite confusing. Pressing the step-out
button (shift-F11) returns you to the previous level.
Steps 5, 6, 7 ... : A more
detailed guide to javascript debugging in Google Chrome can be found
here: http://code.google.com/chrome/devtools
Internet Explorer
Step 0: Before starting, we
recommend you upgrade to a recent version of your browser; Internet
Explorer vers. 9 or higher
Steps 1, 2, 3 ... :
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just finished to rewrite addressgen and searchtx to allow use of as many servers as needed, the process is fairly simple : admins wanting to add a server just add a row in the table, and then the scripts will automatically split the charge across servers
the reason of it is clearly Z tx
as they are resource intensive,we can imagine having like 10 servers handling Z
scaling is also possible for T
that means even in case of a servercrash, just a command typed on db can allow to pop up a second server with the same exact set of addresses to handle
those options will be done afterwards, but basically, possibilities to add coins and servers are not limited anymore
(options for hotswapping from one server to another)
if used also for T tx, it can also be useful to improve SLA, as maintenance nodes won t hurt the system, imagine 2 servers out of 3 are down for maintenance, the 3rd still works, so the scripts will only send to alive servers
having a maintenance will obviously freeze people hosted on the server in maintenance, but won't harm the whole process
(and in case it s too long, a duplicate of params across servers will also be possible, not a big deal, but..... afterwards)
my next step is to write senddeal completely clean with new options for distributing load across servers, once it will be done, the last "big" part : cancellation will be the only remaining ones.
It s pretty clear that I won't be able to handle every single glitch / case / whatever with just 4 scripts, but as I think they can be enough for 95% of the cases... It will allow us to plug the GUI to the solution, and run tests
testing swaps here with only db activation is really a pain, but at least it validates the rules are working
after all those scripts are done, I'll still have to automate their launch on the different servers / components, but as I rewrote em all to be parametrable, it will basically be only a chain of rules to use x or y param
I've seen the UI, very cool @adstrakt , there will be things to move / adapt, but once we re all clear on the definitive path / statuscodes / steps, it will be good
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I think we'll have to implement 2 things : a status page of Coinservers, with info gathered from coinservers and sent as json to the webserver, I don't want interactions on the other side to be possible
that also will be useful to activate coins for trading
the last thing and very big one imo, is the API
I think we should discuss about it asap
goin to dinner, see you later.


Bias language is found in the app. ent['<<<WHITELIST>>>'] (lib/splunklib/client.py:839) [whitelist]. File: client.py Line Number: 839
Bias language is found in the app. ent.<<<WHITELIST>>> (lib/splunklib/client.py:856) [whitelist]. File: client.py Line Number: 856
Bias language is found in the app. # ignore <<<MASTER>>> only nodes (lib/elasticsearch/transport.py:49) [master]. File: transport.py Line Number: 49
Bias language is found in the app. if node_info.get("roles", []) == ["<<<MASTER>>>"]: (lib/elasticsearch/transport.py:50) [master]. File: transport.py Line Number: 50
Bias language is found in the app. class. By default <<<MASTER>>> only nodes are filtered out since ... (lib/elasticsearch/transport.py:43) [master]. File: transport.py Line Number: 43
Bias language is found in the app. to <<<MASTER>>> node (lib/elasticsearch/client/ingest.py:74) [master]. File: ingest.py Line Number: 74
Bias language is found in the app. to <<<MASTER>>> node (lib/elasticsearch/client/ingest.py:32) [master]. File: ingest.py Line Number: 32
Bias language is found in the app. to <<<MASTER>>> node (lib/elasticsearch/client/ingest.py:50) [master]. File: ingest.py Line Number: 50
Bias language is found in the app. from <<<MASTER>>> node (default: false) (lib/elasticsearch/client/cat.py:466) [master]. File: cat.py Line Number: 466
Bias language is found in the app. to <<<MASTER>>> node (lib/elasticsearch/client/cat.py:588) [master]. File: cat.py Line Number: 588
Bias language is found in the app. from <<<MASTER>>> node (default: false) (lib/elasticsearch/client/cat.py:308) [master]. File: cat.py Line Number: 308
Bias language is found in the app. state rather than the state from <<<MASTER>>> node (default: fals... (lib/elasticsearch/client/cat.py:246) [master]. File: cat.py Line Number: 246
Bias language is found in the app. to <<<MASTER>>> node (lib/elasticsearch/client/cat.py:67) [master]. File: cat.py Line Number: 67
Bias language is found in the app. to <<<MASTER>>> node (lib/elasticsearch/client/cat.py:248) [master]. File: cat.py Line Number: 248
Bias language is found in the app. `<https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/7.13/ca... (lib/elasticsearch/client/cat.py:197) [master]. File: cat.py Line Number: 197
Bias language is found in the app. from <<<MASTER>>> node (default: false) (lib/elasticsearch/client/cat.py:356) [master]. File: cat.py Line Number: 356
Bias language is found in the app. from <<<MASTER>>> node (lib/elasticsearch/client/cat.py:489) [master]. File: cat.py Line Number: 489
Bias language is found in the app. def <<<MASTER>>>(self, params=None, headers=None): (lib/elasticsearch/client/cat.py:193) [master]. File: cat.py Line Number: 193
Bias language is found in the app. to <<<MASTER>>> node (lib/elasticsearch/client/cat.py:180) [master]. File: cat.py Line Number: 180
Bias language is found in the app. to <<<MASTER>>> node (lib/elasticsearch/client/cat.py:358) [master]. File: cat.py Line Number: 358
Bias language is found in the app. to <<<MASTER>>> node (lib/elasticsearch/client/cat.py:518) [master]. File: cat.py Line Number: 518
Bias language is found in the app. from <<<MASTER>>> node (default: false) (lib/elasticsearch/client/cat.py:178) [master]. File: cat.py Line Number: 178
Bias language is found in the app. Returns information about the <<<MASTER>>> node. (lib/elasticsearch/client/cat.py:195) [master]. File: cat.py Line Number: 195
Bias language is found in the app. from <<<MASTER>>> node (default: false) (lib/elasticsearch/client/cat.py:204) [master]. File: cat.py Line Number: 204
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| WB_Segment () | |
| WB_Segment (final WB_Coord o, final WB_Coord d, final double l) | |
| WB_Segment (final WB_Coord p1, final WB_Coord p2) | |
| WB_Segment (final double p1x, final double p1y, final double p1z, final double p2x, final double p2y, final double p2z) | |
| WB_Point | getParametricPoint (final double t) |
| void | getParametricPointInto (final double t, final WB_MutableCoord result) |
| WB_Coord | getEndpoint () |
| WB_Point | getCenter () |
| double | getLength () |
| WB_Segment | negate () |
| void | reverse () |
| WB_Segment | apply (final WB_Transform T) |
| WB_Point | curvePoint (final double u) |
| double | getLowerU () |
| double | getUpperU () |
| WB_Vector | curveDirection (final double u) |
| WB_Vector | curveDerivative (final double u) |
| boolean | equals (final Object o) |
| int | hashCode () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from wblut.geom.WB_Line | |
| WB_Line () | |
| WB_Line (final WB_Coord o, final WB_Coord d) | |
| WB_Line (final double ox, final double oy, final double oz, final double dx, final double dy, final double dz) | |
| WB_Line (final double ox, final double oy, final double dx, final double dy) | |
| String | toString () |
| void | setFromPoints (final WB_Coord p1, final WB_Coord p2) |
| double | getT (final WB_Coord p) |
| WB_Point | curvePoint (final double u) |
| WB_Vector | curveDirection (final double u) |
| WB_Vector | curveDerivative (final double u) |
| double | getLowerU () |
| double | getUpperU () |
| double | a () |
| double | b () |
| double | c () |
| WB_Coord | getDirection () |
| WB_Vector | getNormal () |
| WB_Coord | getOrigin () |
| WB_Point | getParametricPoint (final double t) |
| void | getParametricPointInto (final double t, final WB_MutableCoord result) |
| WB_Point | getPoint (final double t) |
| void | getPointInto (final double t, final WB_MutableCoord result) |
| boolean | equals (final Object o) |
| int | hashCode () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from wblut.geom.WB_Curve | |
| WB_Point | curvePoint (double u) |
| WB_Vector | curveDirection (double u) |
| WB_Vector | curveDerivative (double u) |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static WB_Segment | X () |
| static WB_Segment | Y () |
| static WB_Segment | Z () |
| static List< WB_Segment > | negate (final List< WB_Segment > segs) |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from wblut.geom.WB_Line | |
| static WB_Line | X () |
| static WB_Line | Y () |
| static WB_Line | Z () |
Protected Attributes | |
| double | length |
| WB_Point | endpoint |
| Protected Attributes inherited from wblut.geom.WB_Line | |
| WB_Point | origin |
| WB_Vector | direction |
Private Attributes | |
| WB_GeometryFactory | geometryfactory = new WB_GeometryFactory() |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from wblut.geom.WB_Line | |
| void | set (final WB_Coord o, final WB_Coord d) |
| wblut.geom.WB_Segment.WB_Segment | ( | ) |
| o | |
| d | |
| l |
References wblut.geom.WB_Point.addSelf(), wblut.geom.WB_Line.direction, wblut.geom.WB_Point.mulSelf(), and wblut.geom.WB_Line.origin.
| p1 | |
| p2 |
References wblut.geom.WB_GeometryOp3D.getSqDistance3D().
| wblut.geom.WB_Segment.WB_Segment | ( | final double | p1x, |
| final double | p1y, | ||
| final double | p1z, | ||
| final double | p2x, | ||
| final double | p2y, | ||
| final double | p2z | ||
| ) |
| p1x | |
| p1y | |
| p1z | |
| p2x | |
| p2y | |
| p2z |
References wblut.geom.WB_GeometryOp3D.getSqDistance3D(), and wblut.geom.WB_Line.origin.
| WB_Segment wblut.geom.WB_Segment.apply | ( | final WB_Transform | T | ) |
References wblut.geom.WB_GeometryFactory3D.createSegment(), and wblut.geom.WB_Line.origin.
| WB_Vector wblut.geom.WB_Segment.curveDerivative | ( | final double | u | ) |
References wblut.geom.WB_Line.direction.
| WB_Vector wblut.geom.WB_Segment.curveDirection | ( | final double | u | ) |
References wblut.geom.WB_Line.direction.
| WB_Point wblut.geom.WB_Segment.curvePoint | ( | final double | u | ) |
References wblut.geom.WB_Segment.getParametricPoint().
| boolean wblut.geom.WB_Segment.equals | ( | final Object | o | ) |
| WB_Point wblut.geom.WB_Segment.getCenter | ( | ) |
| WB_Coord wblut.geom.WB_Segment.getEndpoint | ( | ) |
References wblut.geom.WB_Segment.endpoint.
| double wblut.geom.WB_Segment.getLength | ( | ) |
References wblut.geom.WB_Segment.length.
| double wblut.geom.WB_Segment.getLowerU | ( | ) |
Implements wblut.geom.WB_Curve.
| WB_Point wblut.geom.WB_Segment.getParametricPoint | ( | final double | t | ) |
| t |
References wblut.geom.WB_Point.addSelf(), wblut.math.WB_Math.clamp(), wblut.geom.WB_Line.direction, wblut.geom.WB_Segment.length, wblut.geom.WB_Line.origin, and wblut.geom.WB_Point.scaleSelf().
| void wblut.geom.WB_Segment.getParametricPointInto | ( | final double | t, |
| final WB_MutableCoord | result | ||
| ) |
| t | |
| result |
References wblut.math.WB_Math.clamp(), wblut.geom.WB_Line.direction, wblut.geom.WB_Segment.length, wblut.geom.WB_Line.origin, and wblut.geom.WB_MutableCoord.set().
| double wblut.geom.WB_Segment.getUpperU | ( | ) |
Implements wblut.geom.WB_Curve.
| int wblut.geom.WB_Segment.hashCode | ( | ) |
References wblut.geom.WB_Point.hashCode(), and wblut.geom.WB_Line.origin.
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| WB_Segment wblut.geom.WB_Segment.negate | ( | ) |
References wblut.geom.WB_Line.origin, and wblut.geom.WB_Segment.WB_Segment().
| void wblut.geom.WB_Segment.reverse | ( | ) |
References wblut.geom.WB_Line.origin, and wblut.geom.WB_Line.set().
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Hillary Clinton Slams Trump's Yovanovitch Tweet as 'Witness Intimidation'
Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch testified before the House Intelligence Committee on 15 November as a ''witness'' in the ongoing impeachment inquiry initiated by the House Democrats against President Trump. Yovanovitch is testifying despite her replacement two months before the 25 July call that prompted the impeachment probe.
Former US Secretary of State and failed 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton lashed out at President Donald Trump for his recent tweets about US ex-envoy to Ukraine Maria Yovanovitch, calling it ''witness intimidation''.
However, users on Twitter rushed to remind Clinton of her own misdemeanors, including the devastating wars in the Middle East, as well as supposed corruption crimes and the Monica Lewinsky scandal.
Impeachment Hearing Against Trump
Trump's comments on Yovanovitch were read out loud by Chairman Adam Schiff (D-CA) during the House impeachment hearing on 15 November, claiming it was part of a "witness intimidation" campaign.
In a serious of recent tweets, Trump criticised Yovanovitch for her performance during the impeachment hearing against him and defended his decision to replace her at the post back in May.
The impeachment inquiry against President Trump was launched on 24 September over a whistleblower complaint that the President allegedly put pressure on the Ukranian president Volodymir Zelensky to investigate into potential corruption dealings of Joe Biden and his son in Ukraine. It turned out later, however, that the information provided by the so-called whistleblower was ''something they heard from somebody else''.
Right from the start, Donald Trump has dismissed the impeachment inquiry against him as another ''witch hunt'' and insists that pure hearsay cannot serve as the basis for impeachment.


The next bank holiday in England and Wales is
14 April Good Friday
Upcoming bank holidays in England and Wales
| 2017 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 14 April | Friday | Good Friday |
| 17 April | Monday | Easter Monday |
| 1 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 29 May | Monday | Spring bank holiday |
| 28 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 25 December | Monday | Christmas Day |
| 26 December | Tuesday | Boxing Day |
| 2018 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1 January | Monday | New Year’s Day |
| 30 March | Friday | Good Friday |
| 2 April | Monday | Easter Monday |
| 7 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 28 May | Monday | Spring bank holiday |
| 27 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 25 December | Tuesday | Christmas Day |
| 26 December | Wednesday | Boxing Day |
If a bank holiday is on a weekend, a ‘substitute’ weekday becomes a bank holiday, normally the following Monday.
Your employer doesn’t have to give you paid leave on bank or public holidays.
Bank holidays might affect how and when your benefits are paid.
Past bank holidays in England and Wales
| 2017 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 2 January | Monday | New Year’s Day (substitute day) |
| 2016 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 27 December | Tuesday | Christmas Day (substitute day) |
| 26 December | Monday | Boxing Day |
| 29 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 30 May | Monday | Spring bank holiday |
| 2 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 28 March | Monday | Easter Monday |
| 25 March | Friday | Good Friday |
| 1 January | Friday | New Year’s Day |
| 2015 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 28 December | Monday | Boxing Day (substitute day) |
| 25 December | Friday | Christmas Day |
| 31 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 25 May | Monday | Spring bank holiday |
| 4 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 6 April | Monday | Easter Monday |
| 3 April | Friday | Good Friday |
| 1 January | Thursday | New Year’s Day |
| 2014 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 26 December | Friday | Boxing Day |
| 25 December | Thursday | Christmas Day |
| 25 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 26 May | Monday | Spring bank holiday |
| 5 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 21 April | Monday | Easter Monday |
| 18 April | Friday | Good Friday |
| 1 January | Wednesday | New Year’s Day |
| 2013 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 26 December | Thursday | Boxing Day |
| 25 December | Wednesday | Christmas Day |
| 26 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 27 May | Monday | Spring bank holiday |
| 6 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 1 April | Monday | Easter Monday |
| 29 March | Friday | Good Friday |
| 1 January | Tuesday | New Year’s Day |
| 2012 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 26 December | Wednesday | Boxing Day |
| 25 December | Tuesday | Christmas Day |
| 27 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 5 June | Tuesday | Queen’s Diamond Jubilee (extra bank holiday) |
| 4 June | Monday | Spring bank holiday (substitute day) |
| 7 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 9 April | Monday | Easter Monday |
| 6 April | Friday | Good Friday |
| 2 January | Monday | New Year’s Day (substitute day) |
The next bank holiday in Scotland is
14 April Good Friday
Upcoming bank holidays in Scotland
| 2017 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 14 April | Friday | Good Friday |
| 1 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 29 May | Monday | Spring bank holiday |
| 7 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 30 November | Thursday | St Andrew’s Day |
| 25 December | Monday | Christmas Day |
| 26 December | Tuesday | Boxing Day |
| 2018 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1 January | Monday | New Year’s Day |
| 2 January | Tuesday | 2nd January |
| 30 March | Friday | Good Friday |
| 7 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 28 May | Monday | Spring bank holiday |
| 6 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 30 November | Friday | St Andrew’s Day |
| 25 December | Tuesday | Christmas Day |
| 26 December | Wednesday | Boxing Day |
If a bank holiday is on a weekend, a ‘substitute’ weekday becomes a bank holiday, normally the following Monday.
Your employer doesn’t have to give you paid leave on bank or public holidays.
Bank holidays might affect how and when your benefits are paid.
Past bank holidays in Scotland
| 2017 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 3 January | Tuesday | New Year’s Day (substitute day) |
| 2 January | Monday | 2nd January |
| 2016 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 27 December | Tuesday | Christmas Day (substitute day) |
| 26 December | Monday | Boxing Day |
| 30 November | Wednesday | St Andrew’s Day |
| 1 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 30 May | Monday | Spring bank holiday |
| 2 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 25 March | Friday | Good Friday |
| 4 January | Monday | 2nd January (substitute day) |
| 1 January | Friday | New Year’s Day |
| 2015 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 28 December | Monday | Boxing Day (substitute day) |
| 25 December | Friday | Christmas Day |
| 30 November | Monday | St Andrew’s Day |
| 3 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 25 May | Monday | Spring bank holiday |
| 4 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 3 April | Friday | Good Friday |
| 2 January | Friday | 2nd January |
| 1 January | Thursday | New Year’s Day |
| 2014 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 26 December | Friday | Boxing Day |
| 25 December | Thursday | Christmas Day |
| 1 December | Monday | St Andrew’s Day (substitute day) |
| 4 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 26 May | Monday | Spring bank holiday |
| 5 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 18 April | Friday | Good Friday |
| 2 January | Thursday | 2nd January |
| 1 January | Wednesday | New Year’s Day |
| 2013 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 26 December | Thursday | Boxing Day |
| 25 December | Wednesday | Christmas Day |
| 2 December | Monday | St Andrew’s Day (substitute day) |
| 5 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 27 May | Monday | Spring bank holiday |
| 6 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 29 March | Friday | Good Friday |
| 2 January | Wednesday | 2nd January |
| 1 January | Tuesday | New Year’s Day |
| 2012 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 26 December | Wednesday | Boxing Day |
| 25 December | Tuesday | Christmas Day |
| 30 November | Friday | St Andrew’s Day |
| 6 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 5 June | Tuesday | Queen’s Diamond Jubilee (extra bank holiday) |
| 4 June | Monday | Spring bank holiday (substitute day) |
| 7 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 6 April | Friday | Good Friday |
| 3 January | Tuesday | New Year’s Day (substitute day) |
| 2 January | Monday | 2nd January |
The next bank holiday in Northern Ireland is
14 April Good Friday
Upcoming bank holidays in Northern Ireland
| 2017 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 14 April | Friday | Good Friday |
| 17 April | Monday | Easter Monday |
| 1 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 29 May | Monday | Spring bank holiday |
| 12 July | Wednesday | Battle of the Boyne (Orangemen’s Day) |
| 28 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 25 December | Monday | Christmas Day |
| 26 December | Tuesday | Boxing Day |
| 2018 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1 January | Monday | New Year’s Day |
| 19 March | Monday | St Patrick’s Day (substitute day) |
| 30 March | Friday | Good Friday |
| 2 April | Monday | Easter Monday |
| 7 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 28 May | Monday | Spring bank holiday |
| 12 July | Thursday | Battle of the Boyne (Orangemen’s Day) |
| 27 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 25 December | Tuesday | Christmas Day |
| 26 December | Wednesday | Boxing Day |
If a bank holiday is on a weekend, a ‘substitute’ weekday becomes a bank holiday, normally the following Monday.
Your employer doesn’t have to give you paid leave on bank or public holidays.
Bank holidays might affect how and when your benefits are paid.
Past bank holidays in Northern Ireland
| 2017 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 17 March | Friday | St Patrick’s Day |
| 2 January | Monday | New Year’s Day (substitute day) |
| 2016 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 27 December | Tuesday | Christmas Day (substitute day) |
| 26 December | Monday | Boxing Day |
| 29 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 12 July | Tuesday | Battle of the Boyne (Orangemen’s Day) |
| 30 May | Monday | Spring bank holiday |
| 2 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 28 March | Monday | Easter Monday |
| 25 March | Friday | Good Friday |
| 17 March | Thursday | St Patrick’s Day |
| 1 January | Friday | New Year’s Day |
| 2015 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 28 December | Monday | Boxing Day (substitute day) |
| 25 December | Friday | Christmas Day |
| 31 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 13 July | Monday | Battle of the Boyne (Orangemen’s Day) (substitute day) |
| 25 May | Monday | Spring bank holiday |
| 4 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 6 April | Monday | Easter Monday |
| 3 April | Friday | Good Friday |
| 17 March | Tuesday | St Patrick’s Day |
| 1 January | Thursday | New Year’s Day |
| 2014 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 26 December | Friday | Boxing Day |
| 25 December | Thursday | Christmas Day |
| 25 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 14 July | Monday | Battle of the Boyne (Orangemen’s Day) (substitute day) |
| 26 May | Monday | Spring bank holiday |
| 5 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 21 April | Monday | Easter Monday |
| 18 April | Friday | Good Friday |
| 17 March | Monday | St Patrick’s Day |
| 1 January | Wednesday | New Year’s Day |
| 2013 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 26 December | Thursday | Boxing Day |
| 25 December | Wednesday | Christmas Day |
| 26 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 12 July | Friday | Battle of the Boyne (Orangemen’s Day) |
| 27 May | Monday | Spring bank holiday |
| 6 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 1 April | Monday | Easter Monday |
| 29 March | Friday | Good Friday |
| 18 March | Monday | St Patrick’s Day (substitute day) |
| 1 January | Tuesday | New Year’s Day |
| 2012 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 26 December | Wednesday | Boxing Day |
| 25 December | Tuesday | Christmas Day |
| 27 August | Monday | Summer bank holiday |
| 12 July | Thursday | Battle of the Boyne (Orangemen’s Day) |
| 5 June | Tuesday | Queen’s Diamond Jubilee (extra bank holiday) |
| 4 June | Monday | Spring bank holiday |
| 7 May | Monday | Early May bank holiday |
| 9 April | Monday | Easter Monday |
| 6 April | Friday | Good Friday |
| 19 March | Monday | St Patrick’s Day (substitute day) |
| 2 January | Monday | New Year’s Day (substitute day) |


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Bangladesh suspends maritime port operations, water transport as cyclone nears
by bdnews24.comThe authorities have suspended all sorts of activities at three maritime ports and inland water transportation as cyclonic storm Bulbul over the Bay of Bengal is nearing the coasts.
After the Met Office raised the warning level at Mongla and Payra ports to danger signal No. 7, and No. 6 at Chattogram on Friday evening, the authorities suspended operations at the three ports.
All the ships have been asked to move from the jetties to the outer anchorage.
Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority announced the suspension of riverine transport services until further notice as the storm reached within 500 kilometres of the coasts.
A cautionary signal No. 2 has been hoisted for inland water, BIWTA spokesman Mobarak Hossain Majumder told bdnews24.com.
Cox’s Bazar port has been asked to keep hoisted cautionary signal No. 4.
There were 18 ships at the jetties of in Chattogram while 149 others were secured in the outer anchorage, including 53 that had been waiting to come to the jetties, the port’s Secretary Omor Faruk said.
“All operational activities, including loading and offloading, have been suspended. The lighter vessels have been asked to move upstream of the Karnaphuli river and remain alert,” he said.
As many as 14 ships were loading or unloading goods in Mongla, but the operations were halted after the warning signal was raised, the port’s Harbour Master Sheikh Fakhar Uddin said.
There was no ship, but 12 tugboats, in Payra. The port was closed before the warning signal was raised.
Md Mohiuddin Khan, a director of the port, said a ship had been scheduled to bring coal from Indonesia on Saturday but it was asked not to come now due to the storm.
The storm has triggered mild rains in the coastal areas and other parts of the country.
Wing Commander Sarwar-E-Zaman, the manager of Shah Amanat International Airport in Chattogram, said the condition was normal until Friday night, but they were ready to tackle any situation if the weather worsened due to the storm.