| 002:029 Khan | : |
He it is Who created for you all that is on earth. Then He Istawa (rose over) towards the heaven and made them seven heavens and He is the All-Knower of everything. |
| 002:029 Maulana | : |
He it is Who created for you all that is in the earth. And He directed Himself to the heaven, so He made them complete seven heavens; and He is Knower of all things. |
| 002:029 Pickthal | : |
He it is Who created for you all that is in the earth. Then turned He to the heaven, and fashioned it as seven heavens. And He is knower of all things. |
| 002:029 Rashad | : |
He is the One who created for you everything on earth, then turned to the sky and perfected seven universes therein, and He is fully aware of all things. |
| 002:029 Sarwar | : |
It is He who created everything on earth for you. Then, directing His order towards the realm above, He turned it into seven heavens. He has knowledge of all things. |
| 002:029 Shakir | : |
He it is Who created for you all that is in the earth, and He directed Himself to the heaven, so He made them complete seven heavens, and He knows all things. |
| 002:029 Sherali | : |
HE it is WHO created for you all that is in the earth; then HE turned towards the heavens, and HE perfected them as seven heavens; and HE has perfect knowledge of all things. |
| 002:029 Yusufali | : |
It is He Who hath created for you all things that are on earth; Moreover His design comprehended the heavens, for He gave order and perfection to the seven firmaments; and of all things He hath perfect knowledge. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > صفات الله تعالى > العليم Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Glory's Characteristics> The All-Knower of everything أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > وجوده Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Existence أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > وحدانيته Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Singularity and Being Unique الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > الإنسان > شرفه ودنوه Man and The Social Relations>Man>When Honourable and When Unhonourable تنظيم العلاقات المالية > تملك الأموال Organizing Financial Relationships>Possessing Property العلوم والفنون > الحقائق العلمية و الإشاة إلى وقائع أيدتهاالإكتشافات العلمية > حقائق في الكون Science and Art> The Scientific Facts and the Indication to Facts which have been supported by the Scientific Discoveries>Facts about the Universe العلوم والفنون > الحقائق العلمية و الإشاة إلى وقائع أيدتهاالإكتشافات العلمية > حول ما يدعى بالتطور Science and Art> The Scientific Facts and the Indication to Facts which have been supported by the Scientific Discoveries>About the so-called Development العلوم والفنون > الفلك Science and Art>Astronomy
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NAME
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In this article, we will assist you to understand the installation and configuration of Openfire XMPP Server on Arch Linux and you are logged in as a sudo
user.
Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP) is an XML-based communication protocol for middleware. It enables the near-real-time exchange of structured yet extensible data between any two or more network entities.
Openfire enables collaboration in real time and provides a tightly secured and high performing server. You can use Open Source Apache License for Openfire. You can easily set it up and configure using Java.
Note: Openfire doesn’t allow any chat options.
Openfire has been successfully installed in your system.
To start Openfire, type the following command:
If you need to start Openfire, then type the following command:
Now visit http:// your_IP/9090 on any browser and go to Openfire wizard
The first page will allow you to choose your language while the second page is server settings page where you can define your domain name or IP. See the below image:
Once you are done with the setup, login as an Admin on Openfire login page.
To see server information, click on the "server manager" tab.
If you want a secure connection to the server, then go to Server Settings -> Register first and then login and disable the required options.
By using all of the above steps, you will be able to install and configure Openfire XMPP server on Arch Linux.


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A film review by Freddie Elmer Mullins
Copyright 1996 Freddie Elmer Mullins
KIDS IS DEFINITELY NOT CHILDS PLAY
New On Video: Very few movies have the courage to follow through with its convictions when the sledding gets rough. Many of todays films ask harsh questions, but try for a predictable happy ending to the problems they claim to be exposing. Larry Clarks Kids is one of the notable exceptions to this trend.
 His soothing of the girls fears keys the audience to the fact that Telly is singing an old song. It seems that he has little else in this life, and his sole enjoyment is the taking of a girls virginity. Telly and his friend Casper(Justin Pierce) live from one party, sexual encounter, or taking of drugs to the next. When one of Tellys former conquests, Jennifer(Chloe Sevigny), discovers she is HIV positive, she tracks him all over Manhattan to try to stop him before another virgin is corrupted.
Kids follows Telly & Casper from one vignette to another over a 24-hour period in Manhattan, with the themes of personal gratification, bestiality, and hedonism exhibited to the highest degree. The kids in Kids inhabit a harrowing world of innocence lost with pleasure justifying any means to reach it. Larry Clark has published several famous collections of urban photography, and he has not changed his approach with the quasi-documentary quality found in Kids.
He creates an entire culture for his characters by almost entirely removing any adults from the film. The kids are in their own world, and they are comfortable with it. They understand its subtleties and nuances without having to verbalize anything. They are pressurized containers that spew forth violence, excessive amounts of profanity, or flagrant sexuality. They are a kind of earlier version of Malcolm McDowells Alex in A Clockwork Orange(1971). They exist to please themselves, and no one will stand in their way.
Clark makes no judgments about what these children do, nor does he attempt to ascertain what made them this way. His camera only records the fact that they do exist and are a force to be reckoned. No movie since Abel Ferarras The Bad Lieutenant has examined the dark nature of sexuality and emotional isolation in an urban setting. The use of New York locales also make for an extremely true to life experience, much like The Panic in Needle Park(1971). The viewer never gets the impression that any acting takes place; its just life as usual. (Unrated, 95 minutes, Vidmark Entertainment)
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Amazon EC2 BlockDeviceMapping
The Amazon EC2 block device mapping property is an embedded property of the AWS::EC2::Instance resource. For block device mappings for an Auto Scaling launch configuration, see Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling LaunchConfiguration BlockDeviceMapping.
Syntax
JSON
{ "DeviceName" :
String
, "Ebs" :EC2 EBS Block Device
, "NoDevice" :Boolean
, "VirtualName" :String
}
YAML
DeviceName:
String
Ebs:EC2 EBS Block Device
NoDevice:Boolean
VirtualName:String
Properties
DeviceName
-
The name of the device within Amazon EC2. For more information, see Device Naming on Linux Instances in the Amazon EC2 User Guide for Linux Instances.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Ebs
-
Required: Conditional You can specify either
VirtualName
orEbs
, but not both. NoDevice
-
This property can be used to unmap a defined device.
Required: No
Type: Boolean
VirtualName
-
The name of the virtual device. The name must be in the form
ephemeral
whereX
X
is a number starting from zero (0); for example,ephemeral0
.Required: Conditional You can specify either
VirtualName
orEbs
, but not both.Type: String
Examples
Block Device Mapping with two EBS Volumes
This example sets the EBS-backed root device (/dev/sda1) size to 50 GiB, and another EBS-backed device mapped to /dev/sdm that is 100 GiB in size.
"BlockDeviceMappings" : [ { "DeviceName" : "/dev/sda1", "Ebs" : { "VolumeSize" : "50" } }, { "DeviceName" : "/dev/sdm", "Ebs" : { "VolumeSize" : "100" } } ]
Block Device Mapping with an Ephemeral Drive
This example maps an ephemeral drive to device /dev/sdc.
"BlockDeviceMappings" : [ { "DeviceName" : "/dev/sdc", "VirtualName" : "ephemeral0" } ]
Unmapping an AMI-defined Device
To unmap a device defined in the AMI, set the NoDevice
property to an empty
map, as shown here:
{ "DeviceName":"/dev/sde", "NoDevice": {} }
See Also
-
Amazon EC2 Instance Store in the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud User Guide


Here is a cool Cyberpunk 2077 scene fan remake in Unreal Engine 4
by John Papadopoulos3D environment artist, Srinivas Jalakam, has recreated Dr. Victors Lab from Cyberpunk 2077 in Unreal Engine 4. This fan remake will give you an idea of what CD Projekt RED’s upcoming game could look like in Epic’s engine.
Jalakam did not create this Cyberpunk 2077 fan remake in order to improve the game’s visuals. I mean, the game is not even out yet. Instead, he most likely wanted to provide an alternative look at CDPR’s RPG.
As the artist noted, this entire scene and lighting was created from scratch. So yeah, don’t expect a 1-1 recreation. Still, it’s a cool remake that deserves the spotlight, at least in our opinion.
Also note that this scene was created by a single artist. On the other hand, Cyberpunk 2077 is being created by an entire team. So yeah, it will be really fascinating if this recreation can match the quality of the final game.
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Index to Will Book # 6
1901 - 1907
|
Will of Person Named Below |
Kind of Document |
Page within Will Book |
|
A |
|
|
|
Ady, Rachel |
[Blank] |
21 |
|
Atkinson, Stephen A. |
[Blank] |
173 |
|
Affolter, Jacob Sr. |
[Blank] |
383 |
|
Algeo, Joseph R. |
[Blank] |
450 |
|
Abersold, Mary A. |
[Blank] |
484 |
|
Amos, Joshua |
Copy |
511 |
|
Algeo, Joseph R. |
Copy |
532 |
|
Allen, James |
Copy |
561 |
|
B |
|
|
|
Jacob Burgbacher |
[Blank] |
57 |
|
Will of George Black 89 |
Election of Widow |
349 |
|
Buchanan, C. S. Sr. |
Will & Election |
109 & 352 |
|
Samuel Baumberger |
Will |
117 & 351 |
|
Black, John |
Will |
141 |
|
Bennet, William |
Copy |
358 |
|
Baker, Eliza |
[Blank] |
193 |
|
Burton, Catherine M. |
[Blank] |
213 |
|
Bohren, John I. |
[Blank] |
217 |
|
Brague, Wesley |
[Blank] |
233 |
|
Brechtbuler, Andrew, Sr. |
[Blank]
244 |
241 |
|
Booth, Emma L. |
[Blank] |
378 |
|
Boughner, Mary A. |
Copy |
391 |
|
Bassin, Caroline |
[Blank] |
269 |
|
Bruce, Catherine |
[Blank] |
224 |
|
Brister, Hannah M. |
[Blank] |
430 |
|
Buegel, Wm. C. |
[Blank] |
340 |
|
Bauman, Frederick |
[Blank] |
476 |
|
Bonar, William M. |
Election
503 Will |
487 |
|
Bunfill, Harrison |
[Blank] |
509 |
|
Bennett, William |
Will
Copy |
523 |
|
Brown, William |
[Blank] |
572 |
|
C |
|
|
|
Carpenter, Zephaniah |
[Blank] |
13 |
|
Carpenter, Joseph M. |
Will & Election |
49-52 |
|
Crow, Samuel |
Will
356 |
125 |
|
Collins, Mary Jane |
Will |
161 |
|
Cehrs, Jacob |
Will & Election |
169 |
|
Carpenter, Gillespie |
[Blank] |
209 |
|
Cronin, Joseph |
[Blank] |
421 |
|
Curtis, Jacob |
[Blank] |
301 |
|
Cline, Samuel H. |
[Blank] |
464 |
|
Colvin, Lewis E. |
[Blank] |
495 |
|
Carroll, Samuel H. |
[Blank] |
534 |
|
D |
|
|
|
Diehl, William |
Will |
37 |
|
Diehl, Christian |
Will |
81 |
|
Denbow, John Sr. 357 |
Election |
177 |
|
Delaplain, William H. |
[Blank] |
426-429 |
|
Dye, Jane |
[Blank] |
499 |
|
Devore, David S. |
[Blank] |
557 |
|
E |
|
|
|
Eddy, Moses G. |
[Blank] |
309 |
|
Eicke, Lewis |
[Blank] |
440 |
|
F |
|
|
|
Feiock, George |
[Blank] |
253 & 382 |
|
Freitag, William |
[Blank] |
273 |
|
Foehrenbach, Adam |
[Blank] |
317 |
|
G |
|
|
|
Griffon, Elisee |
Will page 85
election |
349 |
|
Gray, Lewis |
[Blank] |
149 |
|
Griffith, William |
Will & Election |
201 |
|
Gray, Catherine |
[Blank] |
305 |
|
Goodhart, John H. |
[Blank] |
345 |
|
Gregg, Abner, |
Copy |
514 |
|
H |
|
|
|
Hawkins, James |
Election |
349 |
|
Hickman, Henry |
Probate of Will & |
|
|
Hickman, Henry |
Election of Widow |
45-48 |
|
Holtsclaw, Jonathan |
Will & Election |
61 |
|
Hendershot, Elias |
Will 93 Election |
351 |
|
Hogue, Wilson |
Election 356 Election set aside 357 |
153 |
|
Howell, Rebecca |
[Blank] |
370 |
|
Hickenbotham, Thomas |
[Blank] |
229 |
|
Hartshorn, Thomas L. |
[Blank] |
237 |
|
Hart, Sarah |
[Blank] |
277 |
|
Hoeffler, Louisa |
[Blank] |
452 |
|
|
[Blank] |
467 |
|
Hughes, Albert G. |
[Blank] |
518 |
|
Hyer, Godfrey |
[Blank] |
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: The Morning After author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>excerpt: "* I'm a Cubs fan. I should know better than to publically display optimism. Ted Lilly is now 0-3 and has not had his ERA below 9.00 since his first game. I knew better than expect a repeat performance of last year (15-8, 3.83 ERA), but he's been just awful so far. " wordpress_id: 21 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.wordpress.com/?p=21 date: '2008-04-18 16:47:23 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-04-18 16:47:23 +0000' categories: - Management - Starting Pitching - The Cubs tags: - Aramis Ramirez - Blanco - Felix Pie - Mike Quade - Pat and Ron - Reed Johnson - Ted Lilly comments: [] ---
* I'm a Cubs fan. I should know better than to publically display optimism. Ted Lilly is now 0-3 and has not had his ERA below 9.00 since his first game. I knew better than expect a repeat performance of last year (15-8, 3.83 ERA), but he's been just awful so far.
* If anyone can explain the Blanco bunting situation from yesterday's game, I'd really appreciate it. Two on and no outs with the pitcher coming up behind him. He shows bunt every pitch and ends up fouling out on a bunt. Pat and Ron suggested it was a missed sign. I can't believe a catcher would miss that sign. And if it was a missed sign, why wouldn't Mike Quade have straightened it out, especially after 4 or 5 pitches. That whole thing had me baffled. Of course, the inning ended with no runs.
* Let's hope for no rain on the North Side today. Well, maybe a Rain Delay, so I am able to see some of the game after work. Maybe Ramirez and Pie could borrow Reed Johnson's bat. He was the bright spot of yesterdays game, without a doubt. I've been real pleased with that pick-up.


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For very small displacements the movement of a rigid body can be described as pure rotation around an instant centre of rotation (ICR). Thereby the ICR is not deflected.
The following app shows the ICR of a ladder which is leaned to a wall. The inclination of the ladder with respect to the vertical wall can be changed by the user, and the new ICR will be plotted. Furthermore, the magnitudes of vertical and horizontal displacements of the ladder ends corresponding to the current centre of rotation are visualized.


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This is not a self-help book. We know that you probably didn’t get to shower today and that the last thing you need is advice on all the stuff you’re doing wrong. Instead, let’s talk nipple hair, sex after marriage, Mom-bods, and Khal Drogo from Game of Thrones.
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{% extends "public/templates/public_template.html" %} {% block title %}Letterboxd Upload{% endblock %} {% block main %}
If you've used Letterboxd to rate movies, you can upload your zipped user data file to Gróa to get endless custom movie recommendations.
We do not keep a copy of this data, and it is deleted from our server at the end of your session.
1. Login to Letterboxd.
2. Click on your username and select "Settings" from the dropdown menu.
3. Go to the "Import & Export" tab, then click "Export Your Data". Save the file somewhere convenient, like your "Downloads" folder.
4. Click on the "Browse" button below, navigate to the file, and double-click to upload.
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I signed up to give a web development workshop for my school’s ACM club. Beginning with the basics HTML/CSS to creating a small application with Flask. Planning this has been a little tougher than expected as to what I want people to come out the workshop knowing. Of course, the musts are the main three elements that go into a web framework: URL handling Templating Object Relational Mapper (ORM) With Flask, one and...
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After deciding on the theme that I wanted to use for this site, Hyde. I was also actively looking for ways to improve my site. I found this really helpful article, which helped me add an Archive to see my posts in log format, Analytics to track views and Comments for feedback. After going through the steps, everything was well set up, or so I thought. When setting up Disqus comments, I placed...
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A 'rmarkdown' template that supports company logo, contact info, watermarks and more. Currently restricted to 'Latex'/'Markdown'; a similar 'HTML' theme will be added in the future.
| Version: | 0.1.1 |
| Imports: | yaml, rmarkdown, knitr, utils |
| Suggests: | kableExtra, ggplot2 |
| Published: | 2018-07-10 |
| Author: | Hao Zhu [aut, cre], Timothy Tsai [aut], Thomas Travison [aut], Mikhail Popov [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Hao Zhu <haozhu233 at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/hebrewseniorlife/memor/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/hebrewseniorlife/memor |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | memor results |
| Reference manual: | memor.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Sample Document |
| Package source: | memor_0.1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: memor_0.1.1.zip, r-release: memor_0.1.1.zip, r-oldrel: memor_0.1.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: memor_0.1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: memor_0.1.1.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=memor to link to this page.


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[ opennlp.tools.chunker ]
Coverage Summary for Class: ChunkerEvaluator (opennlp.tools.chunker)
| Class | Class, % | Method, % | Line, % |
|---|---|---|---|
| ChunkerEvaluator | 100% (1/ 1) | 100% (3/ 3) | 100% (9/ 9) |
1 /*
2 * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more
3 * contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with
4 * this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership.
5 * The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0
6 * (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with
7 * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
8 *
9 * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
10 *
11 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
12 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
13 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
14 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
15 * limitations under the License.
16 */
17
18
19 package opennlp.tools.chunker;
20
21 import opennlp.tools.util.eval.Evaluator;
22 import opennlp.tools.util.eval.FMeasure;
23
24 /**
25 * The {@link ChunkerEvaluator} measures the performance
26 * of the given {@link Chunker} with the provided
27 * reference {@link ChunkSample}s.
28 *
29 * @see Evaluator
30 * @see Chunker
31 * @see ChunkSample
32 */
33 public class ChunkerEvaluator extends Evaluator<ChunkSample> {
34
35 private FMeasure fmeasure = new FMeasure();
36
37 /**
38 * The {@link Chunker} used to create the predicted
39 * {@link ChunkSample} objects.
40 */
41 private Chunker chunker;
42
43 /**
44 * Initializes the current instance with the given
45 * {@link Chunker}.
46 *
47 * @param chunker the {@link Chunker} to evaluate.
48 * @param listeners evaluation listeners
49 */
50 public ChunkerEvaluator(Chunker chunker, ChunkerEvaluationMonitor... listeners) {
51 super(listeners);
52 this.chunker = chunker;
53 }
54
55 /**
56 * Evaluates the given reference {@link ChunkSample} object.
57 *
58 * This is done by finding the phrases with the
59 * {@link Chunker} in the sentence from the reference
60 * {@link ChunkSample}. The found phrases are then used to
61 * calculate and update the scores.
62 *
63 * @param reference the reference {@link ChunkSample}.
64 *
65 * @return the predicted sample
66 */
67 @Override
68 protected ChunkSample processSample(ChunkSample reference) {
69 String[] preds = chunker.chunk(reference.getSentence(), reference.getTags());
70 ChunkSample result = new ChunkSample(reference.getSentence(), reference.getTags(), preds);
71
72 fmeasure.updateScores(reference.getPhrasesAsSpanList(), result.getPhrasesAsSpanList());
73
74 return result;
75 }
76
77 public FMeasure getFMeasure() {
78 return fmeasure;
79 }
80
81 }


David Robinson has done several screencasts where he analyzes a Tidy Tuesday dataset live. I have listened to a few of them and found them very interesting and instructive. As I don’t use R on a daily basis, I have not kept up with what the latest is in Tidyverse. So when I listened to his screencasts, I learnt functions that I was not aware of. Since I sometimes forget which function I learnt, I wanted to extract all the functions used in the screencasts so that it is easier for me to refer to the ones that I am not aware of but should learn.
The approach I took is:
- Get all the Rmd analysis files from the screencast github repo.
- Extract the list of libraries and functions used in each .Rmd file
- Plot frequencies of function use and review functions that I am not aware of
The html file with all the code and results is in this location. The R file used to generate the html file is here.
The plot below shows the how many analyses used a particular package.
The top library as tidyverse is to be expected. It is interesting that lubridate is second. I can see that broom is used quite a bit since after exploratory analysis in the screencast, David explores some models. There are several packages that I was not aware of but I will probably look up the following: widyr, fuzzyjoin, glue, janitor, patchwork and the context in which they were used in the screencast.
The plot below shows the number of functions used from each package.
As expected, most used functions are from ggplot2, dplyr, tidyr since there is lot of exploratory analysis and visualization of data in the screencasts.
The next series of plots shows the individual functions used from the packages.
Based on the above figures, I am listing below some functions that I was not aware of and should learn
- count function in dplyr as a easier way to count for each group or sum a variable for each group.
- geom_col function in ggplot2 for bar graphs
- I became aware of forcats package for working with factors. fct_reorder and fct_lump from the package were used frequently.
- tidyr functions - nest/unnest, crossing, separate_rows
- I realized that I know only a few functions in stringr and should learn more about several functions that were used in the screencast.


public class Response extends ProtocolParam
Response
class represents result of Hudup services such as recommendation task, updating database, information retrieval.
Response has many public variables for storing different results. Each response corresponds with a particular request (Request
) class.
Response
uses JSON format as exchangeable means. Note, JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a human-read format used for interchange between many protocols, available at http://www.json.org.
RatingVector
of methods Recommender.estimate(...)
and Recommender.recommend(...)
.
The public variable vRating
refers to such rating vector.
Dataset
or KBase
. If information is stored in Dataset
, response often wraps a returned Snapshot
.
Note, dataset
includes essentially rating matrix, user profiles, item profiles and context information.
Snapshot is defined as an image of piece of dataset and knowledge base (KBase
) at certain time point.
Request
class) and response (represented by Response
class) extend directly protocol parameter specified by abstract class ProtocolParam
and so they have a tight interaction.| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
AttributeList |
attributeList
Result as attribute list.
|
BooleanWrapper |
booleanResult
Returned result is boolean value which wrapped as
BooleanWrapper class. |
DataConfig |
dataConfig
Result as configuration.
|
ExternalRecord |
externalRecord
Result as external record.
|
Fetcher<java.lang.Integer> |
fId
Fetcher of identifiers.
|
Fetcher<Profile> |
fProfile
Fetcher to retrieves many profiles.
|
Fetcher<RatingVector> |
fRating
Fetcher to retrieves many rating vectors.
|
NominalList |
nominalList
Result as nominal list.
|
Profile |
profile
Result as profile.
|
Recommendlet |
recommendlet
Deprecated.
|
Snapshot |
snapshot
Result as snapshot.
|
java.lang.String |
stringResult
Result as string.
|
RatingVector |
vRating
Result as rating vector.
|
protocol
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Response |
create(AttributeList attributeList)
Creating result as an attribute list, please see variable
attributeList . |
static Response |
create(boolean booleanResult)
Creating result (response) as boolean value, please see variable
booleanResult . |
static Response |
create(DataConfig dataConfig)
Creating result (response) as configuration, please see variable
dataConfig . |
static Response |
create(ExternalRecord externalRecord)
Creating result (response) as external record, please see variable
externalRecord . |
static Response |
create(Fetcher<RatingVector> fRating)
Creating result (response) as fetcher of many rating vectors, please see variable
fRating . |
static Response |
create(NominalList nominalList)
Creating result (response) as nominal list, please see variable
nominalList . |
static Response |
create(Profile profile)
Creating result (response) as profile, please see variable
profile . |
static Response |
create(RatingVector vRating)
Creating result (response) as rating vector, please see variable
vRating . |
static Response |
create(Recommendlet recommendlet)
Deprecated.
|
static Response |
create(Snapshot snapshot)
Creating result (response) as snapshot, please see variable
snapshot . |
static Response |
create(java.lang.String stringResult)
Creating result (response) as string, please see variable
stringResult . |
static Response |
create2(Fetcher<Profile> fProfile)
Creating result (response) as fetcher of many profiles, please see variable
fProfile . |
static Response |
create3(Fetcher<java.lang.Integer> fId)
Creating result (response) as fetcher of many identifiers, please see variable
fId . |
static Response |
createEmpty(int protocol)
Creating empty response according protocol.
|
java.lang.Object |
getResult()
Getting the result which is one of public variables, as an object
|
static Response |
parse(java.lang.String jsonText)
Parsing (converting) the specified JSON text (text form of a request) into the response.
|
java.lang.String |
toJson()
Converting this parameter into JSON format.
|
public AttributeList attributeList
Attribute
class indicates the data type, which is also a wrapper of data type.
Profile
is one of important data structures, like record of table in database, has a list of values. Each value belongs to a particular attribute.
Profile uses attribute to specify its data types and so profile owns a reference to an attribute list.
Please see AttributeList
class for details about attribute list.public BooleanWrapper booleanResult
BooleanWrapper
class.public DataConfig dataConfig
public Fetcher<java.lang.Integer> fId
Fetcher
is the interface for iterating each element of an associated collection.public Fetcher<Profile> fProfile
Fetcher
is the interface for iterating each element of an associated collection.
Note, profile
is one of important data structures, like record of table in database, has a list of values. Each value belongs to a particular attribute. Profile uses a attribute list to specify its data types. Every object can be modeled as profile to be stored in archive (file).public Fetcher<RatingVector> fRating
Fetcher
is the interface for iterating each element of an associated collection.
Note, rating vector represented RatingVector
contains ratings.
If rating vector is user rating vector, it contains all ratings of the same user on many items.
If rating vector is item rating vector, it contains all ratings of many users on the same item.public NominalList nominalList
NominalList
.
Nominal data indicates discrete and non-number data such as weekdays {Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday}. Nominal data is called nominal
, in brief, represented by Nominal
class.public Profile profile
profile
is one of important data structures, like record of table in database, has a list of values. Each value belongs to a particular attribute. Profile uses a attribute list to specify its data types. Every object can be modeled as profile to be stored in archive (file).@Deprecated public Recommendlet recommendlet
Recommendlet
class is a service or a small graphic user interface (GUI) that allows users to see and interact with a list of recommended items.
Recommendlet is now deprecated.public Snapshot snapshot
Snapshot
class.public java.lang.String stringResult
public RatingVector vRating
RatingVector
contains ratings.
If rating vector is user rating vector, it contains all ratings of the same user on many items.
If rating vector is item rating vector, it contains all ratings of many users on the same item.public ExternalRecord externalRecord
ExternalRecord
class is a record (a row in table) which is stored in other database (different from the framework database). It is opposite to internal record represented by InternalRecord
class which is a record stored in the framework database.public java.lang.Object getResult()
public static Response createEmpty(int protocol)
Protocol#HDP_PROTOCOL
.Protocol#HTTP_PROTOCOL
.protocol
- specified protocol identified by an integer.public static Response create(AttributeList attributeList)
attributeList
.attributeList
- specified attribute list.AttributeList
response.public static Response create(boolean booleanResult)
booleanResult
.booleanResult
- specified boolean value.public static Response create(DataConfig dataConfig)
dataConfig
.dataConfig
- specified data configuration.DataConfig
response.public static Response create(Fetcher<RatingVector> fRating)
fRating
.fRating
- fetcher of many rating vectorspublic static Response create2(Fetcher<Profile> fProfile)
fProfile
.fProfile
- specified fetcher of many profiles.public static Response create3(Fetcher<java.lang.Integer> fId)
fId
.fId
- fetcher of many identifiers.public static Response create(NominalList nominalList)
nominalList
.nominalList
- specified nominal list.public static Response create(Profile profile)
profile
.profile
- specified profile.@Deprecated public static Response create(Recommendlet recommendlet)
recommendlet
.recommendlet
- specified recommendlet.public static Response create(Snapshot snapshot)
snapshot
.snapshot
- specified snapshot.public static Response create(java.lang.String stringResult)
stringResult
.stringResult
- specified string.public static Response create(RatingVector vRating)
vRating
.vRating
- specified rating vector.public static Response create(ExternalRecord externalRecord)
externalRecord
.externalRecord
- specified external record.public java.lang.String toJson()
ProtocolParam
toJson
in class ProtocolParam
public static Response parse(java.lang.String jsonText)
jsonText
- specified JSON text (text form of a response).


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Kristen Stewart And Shia LaBeouf Went Wild Interviewing Each Other And The Internet’s Obsessed
by Joseph EarpKristen Stewart and Shia LaBeouf have slowly — and somewhat surprisingly — become two of the most chaotic actors in Hollywood.
In fact, their respective careers sit in close parallel with each other. Both started out as rosy-faced child actors in small, indie projects. Then, they morphed into the faces of big-budget Hollywood franchises — Stewart with Twilight, LaBeouf with Transformers — before finally bucking the process of altogether and becoming weirdo auteurs.
Related
LaBeouf just starred as his own father in the quasi-autobiographical Honey Boy, while Stewart just played American actress Jean Seberg in a dark and difficult film about her frequent run-ins with the FBI.
So yeah, these aren’t exactly two of the most mainstream actors in Hollywood — something that only became more obvious when the pair were chucked in a room and forced to interview each other as part of Variety‘s Actors on Actors series.
The interviews are designed to be the start of the Oscar race, an opportunity for the frontrunners to show to the Academy their most pleasant, agreeable side. Thus, most of the videos in this year’s series have seen the actors play it very straight: Eddie Murphy and Antonio Banderas had a serious and considered conversation about blaxploitation, Brad Pitt and Adam Sandler talked about the future of the industry, and Robert Pattinson and Jennifer Lopez discussed the male gaze.
Stewart and LaBeouf, mind you, decided to talk about hands. Like, human hands. And then they completely forgot core details from their own movies.
Feast your eyes, for instance, on this:
The whole thing only gets more barmy from there, resulting in a series of alternately intense and hilarious asides about fame, sobriety, PTSD and hands (again.) I don’t know what more to tell you, because art like this must be imbibed, immediately, rather than being described:


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Translation Look-aside Buffers (TLBs) are an implementation technique that caches translations or translation table entries. TLBs avoid the requirement for every memory access to perform a translation table lookup. The ARM architecture does not specify the exact form of the TLB structures for any design. In a similar way to the requirements for caches, the architecture only defines certain principles for TLBs:
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@Beta public class ShapeGenerator extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static TiledShape |
buildBasketWeave(int width,
int height,
java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> verticalTiles,
java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> horizontalTiles,
boolean regular)
Returns a TiledShape that is constructed out of randomly chosen pieces placed in a basket
weave pattern.
|
static TiledShape |
buildBrick(int width,
int height,
java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> tiles,
int offset)
Returns a TiledShape that is constructed out of randomly chosen pieces placed in a series of
rows with the provided offset for each subsequent row.
|
static TiledShape |
buildHerringboneShape(int width,
int height,
java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> verticalTiles,
java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> horizontalTiles)
Returns a TiledShape that is constructed out of randomly chosen pieces placed in a
herringbone manner.
|
static TiledShape |
buildRunningBond(int width,
int height,
java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> verticalTiles,
java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> horizontalTiles)
Returns a TiledShape that is constructed out of randomly chosen pieces placed in a concentric
pattern known as running bond.
|
static TiledShape |
buildStackBond(int width,
int height,
java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> tiles)
Returns a TiledShape that is constructed out of randomly chosen pieces placed in a regular
column and row manner.
|
static TiledShape |
buildWindmill(int width,
int height,
java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> verticalTiles,
java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> horizontalTiles,
java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> interiorTiles)
Returns a TiledShape that is constructed out of randomly chosen pieces placed in a windmill
pattern with vertical and horizontal pieces surround a smaller interior piece.
|
public static TiledShape buildHerringboneShape(int width, int height, java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> verticalTiles, java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> horizontalTiles)
width
- the desired width of the returned TiledShapeheight
- the desired height of the returned TiledShapeverticalTiles
- the pool of vertical tiles to randomly chose fromhorizontalTiles
- the pool of horizontal tiles to randomly chose frompublic static TiledShape buildStackBond(int width, int height, java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> tiles)
width
- the desired width of the returned TiledShapeheight
- the desired height of the returned TiledShapetiles
- the pool of tiles to randomly choose frompublic static TiledShape buildBrick(int width, int height, java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> tiles, int offset)
width
- the desired width of the returned TiledShapeheight
- the desired height of the returned TiledShapetiles
- the pool of tiles to randomly choose fromoffset
- the distance to offset following rowpublic static TiledShape buildRunningBond(int width, int height, java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> verticalTiles, java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> horizontalTiles)
width
- the desired width of the returned TiledShapeheight
- the desired height of the returned TiledShapeverticalTiles
- the pool of tiles to randomly choose vertical tiles fromhorizontalTiles
- the pool of tiles to randomly choose horizontal tiles frompublic static TiledShape buildBasketWeave(int width, int height, java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> verticalTiles, java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> horizontalTiles, boolean regular)
width
- the desired width of the returned TiledShapeheight
- the desired height of the returned TiledShapeverticalTiles
- the pool of tiles to randomly choose vertical tiles fromhorizontalTiles
- the pool of tiles to randomly choose horizontal tiles fromregular
- true if a regular weave desired, false for a non-regular weavepublic static TiledShape buildWindmill(int width, int height, java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> verticalTiles, java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> horizontalTiles, java.util.ArrayList<TiledShape> interiorTiles)
width
- the desired width of the returned TiledShapeheight
- the desired height of the returned TiledShapeverticalTiles
- the pool of tiles to randomly choose vertical tiles fromhorizontalTiles
- the pool of tiles to randomly choose horizontal tiles frominteriorTiles
- the pool of tiles to randomly choose interior tiles from


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How to make a html5 website
- Clone into your repository.
- gedit a file called index.html.
- Write the appropriate code intstructed by your teacher, complete with headings, titles, footers...etc.
- Validate your code.
- gedit a file called main.css.
- Insert the appropriate information to decorate your soon-to-exist website-borders, fonts, background colors...etc.
- Validate your code.
- Start the development server using python -m SimpleHTTPServer.
- Type localhost:8000 to see your beautiful and occasionally horrifyingly ugly masterpiece.
- Validate your code.
- git add/commit/push to save your work in your repository.
- Start the production server via sftp username@cmis-hsteacher.
- Validate your code. No one knows when the red warnings will spontaneously materialize.
- Change the directory of the sftp using cd public_html.
- Validate your code. Do it 3 times.
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- put "filename" is the command. put index.html and main.css. Do them separately.
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FOR RICHER OR POORER RATING: 4.5 / 10 --> Poor movie
For more reviews, go to http://surf.to/joblo
TV stars Tim Allen and Kirstie Alley jump into a cinematic comedy about a rich couple having to deal with the sudden loss of all of their assets.
PLOT: Rich, self-absorbed husband and wife team fall into major IRS problems, when their accountant steals from their funds, and flees the country. Forced to hide from the government until their lawyer gets things settled, the duo crash in on an Amish community, and pretend to be long-lost cousins. Then, the "hilarity" begins.
CRITIQUE: Uninspired, predictable, and mostly unfunny comedy that joins TRIAL AND ERROR (4/10) in proving that for some reason, Hollywood executives like to correlate bad comedies with longer run times (This one clocks in at a little under two hours.) I never really understood why people in the Woods of Holly liked to explore the Amish community to such an extent in film, and this bad movie does little to resolve my unanswerable query. KINGPIN (8/10) successfully stepped through such a community last year, but this movie just doesn't gather any comedy or originality out of this age-old community of people.
In regards to the actors, Tim Allen doesn't add anything to this horrible punch, and Alley barely musters any added value, after she spends the first hour and a half of the film whining about her newfound situation. Larry Miller is actually pretty funny as the overly exuberant IRS agent on their tail (He carries a large gun with him at all times.) But other than him, the film is basically retreading the old "fish out of water" tale for the umpteenth time, without a whimper of innovation or entertainment.
The worst part about this movie is that even the lame attempts at humour are marred by adult content, which disavows any kids from seeing this dud on video. And to top that off, they decide to pull another pseudo-case of MY GIANT (6/10) and get semi-serious near the end of the film (This is where we recognize these people as regular folks like you and I with hearts.) Not one laugh out loud joke here. Nothing original to add to anything based in Amish folklore. Actors are very generic in their roles. Avoid this one at all costs, and please try to recommend it to those all those people who you deeply despise.
By the way, if you do happen to rent it by mistake, at least stay tuned for the outtakes during the end credits. They are actually the only snickerable things in the whole movie (Not a good sign.)
Little Known Facts: In 1978, Tim Allen spent 28 months in jail after being arrested for attempted drug dealing. His real name is Timothy Allen Dick. He has nine brothers and sisters. Kirstie Alley stands 5"7, and is a member of the Church of Scientology. She was part of TV's "Cheers" ensemble cast from 1987 to 1993. Larry Miller's most famous role was as the nice Rodeo Drive salesman to Julia Roberts in 1990's PRETTY WOMAN (7.5/10). Director Bryan Spicer's previous attempt at cinematic humour was the ill-fated MCHALE'S NAVY.
Review Date: August 9, 1998 Director: Bryan Spicer Writers: Jana Howington and Steve LuKanic Producers: Bill, Jonathan and Sid Sheinberg Actors: Tim Allen as Brad Sexton Kirstie Alley as Caroline Sexton Larry Miller as Derek Lester Genre: Comedy Year of Release: 1997
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| Lecture No. | Date | Topics | Exams and Homework |
| 1 | 15-Jan |
Introduction, Course Overview, Foundational Concepts
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Homework 0 assigned. |
| 2 | 22-Jan |
Relational Model and Algebra
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Homework 0 due. |
| 3 | 29-Jan |
Intermediate SQL,Data Modeling, Applications
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Homework 1 due. |
| 4 | 05-Feb |
Advanced SQL, Data Modeling Patterns, Applications
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| 5 | 12-Feb |
Example Use Cases and Scenario Implementation
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Homework 2 due. |
| 6 | 19-Feb |
Normalization, De-normalization, Design Patterns
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Take home midterm assigned. |
| 7 | 26-Feb |
Data Storage, Indexes, Query Processing, Transactions
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Take home midterm due. |
| NA | 05-Mar |
No class. Spring break. |
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| 8 | 12-Mar |
No SQL, Cloud Databases (1)
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Homework 3 assigned. |
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No SQL, Cloud Databases (2)
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Big, Analytics, Data Insight (I)
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Homework 3 due. |
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Big Data, Data Insight (II)
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Overvflow, miscellaneous topics.
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Homework 4 due. |
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| augment_columns {broom} | R Documentation |
Add fitted values, residuals, and other common outputs to
the value returned from augment
.
augment_columns( x, data, newdata = NULL, type, type.predict = type, type.residuals = type, se.fit = TRUE, ... )
x |
a model |
data |
original data onto which columns should be added |
newdata |
new data to predict on, optional |
type |
Type of prediction and residuals to compute |
type.predict |
Type of prediction to compute; by default
same as |
type.residuals |
Type of residuals to compute; by default
same as |
se.fit |
Value to pass to predict's |
... |
extra arguments (not used) |
In the case that a residuals or influence generic is not implemented for the model, fail quietly.


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BSR run coach: Ken Turner
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Congratulations. You have decided to run one of most exciting and fun 10-mile races in America. Whether this is your first or your fifteenth, this is a race that works better when you run with a plan. I am here to help you create and execute that plan.
The first part of your training requires that you use a watch. Using a watch while you run has its advantages. The first is when you begin a running program, you should never go for distance or speed: it should be time-based, meaning that your initial runs should be for a sustained time only. For example, a beginning runner training for a 5K race may have a goal of four miles a day. When you have never run, or are starting to run again after an extended period of time off, this is not a realistic goal. Using a watch on your runs and having a set time like 30 minutes per run is a better goal than trying to go for mileage. A watch has other advantages -- if you are running on a marked course, you can time your miles/laps and have an idea of your average pace. Another reason for wearing a watch is that for a run to benefit your body, you must do it for a minimum amount of time; wearing a watch can help you gauge your progress.
Beginning and intermediate runners can use the following training program to take them through the first four weeks of training.
BEGINNERS
INTERMEDIATE
*LT pace: Lactate threshold pace is your 10K race pace per mile, plus about 20 seconds, or about 85% of your maximum heart rate (MHR). For beginners, this should be a comfortably hard, near race pace, with a steady, unvarying effort.
Meter Math
• 400 meters = 1/4 mile
• 200 meters = 1/8 mile
• Most outdoor tracks are 400 meters.
Key terms for speed training
Threshold: This pace is just above easy and right below hard. It's the pace that you should be able maintain for 25 to 30 minutes.
Fartlek: An athletic training technique used especially in running in which periods of intense effort alternate with periods of less strenuous effort in a continuous workout.
Interval: This training consists of running fast a number of times over short distances with a slow jog for recovery between the fast runs. During the fast runs, the body is at its VO2 max (when the body is working at it maximum oxygen consumption).