Here are some examples of what you can do with this class. Make sure to check the source code of those files as well as of the class itself as well as there are plenty of more parameters and options.


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- main(String[]) - Static method in class application.Main
-
The main method.
- Main - Class in application
- Main() - Constructor for class application.Main
- ManagerServices - Class in application.services
-
Services for the manager controller.
- ManagerServices() - Constructor for class application.services.ManagerServices
- MangerController - Class in application.controllers
-
Controller for Manager pahes.
- MangerController() - Constructor for class application.controllers.MangerController
- menu(Model, String) - Method in class application.controllers.MenuController
-
Called when the user visits /.
- MenuController - Class in application.controllers
- MenuController() - Constructor for class application.controllers.MenuController
- MenuControllerTest - Class in controller
- MenuControllerTest() - Constructor for class controller.MenuControllerTest
- MenuItemModel - Class in application.models
- MenuItemModel(int, String, float, String, String, int, int, String, String) - Constructor for class application.models.MenuItemModel
-
The model for a menu item.
- MenuItemModelTest - Class in models
-
This is the test class for the MenuItemModel.
- MenuItemModelTest() - Constructor for class models.MenuItemModelTest
- MenuServices - Class in application.services
- MenuServices() - Constructor for class application.services.MenuServices
- MenuServicesTest - Class in services
- MenuServicesTest() - Constructor for class services.MenuServicesTest
- MenuTable - Class in application
- MenuTable() - Constructor for class application.MenuTable
- models - package models
- ModifyAvailabilityController - Class in application.controllers
- ModifyAvailabilityController() - Constructor for class application.controllers.ModifyAvailabilityController
- ModifyAvailabilityServices - Class in application.services
- ModifyAvailabilityServices() - Constructor for class application.services.ModifyAvailabilityServices
- modifyButton(String) - Method in class application.services.WaiterServices
-
modifyButton method which runs when the modify button is pressed in an order ticket.
- modifyButton(Map<String, String>, RedirectAttributes, HttpServletRequest, HttpServletResponse) - Method in class application.controllers.WaiterController
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RequestMapping for any POST requests coming from the modify order button on each ticket.
- modifyButtonTwo(Map<String, String>, HttpServletRequest, HttpServletResponse) - Method in class application.controllers.WaiterController
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RequestMapping for any POST requests coming from the modify order button on each ticket.
- modifyForm(Map<String, String>, HttpServletRequest, RedirectAttributes, HttpServletResponse) - Method in class application.controllers.MangerController
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Method called when someone sends a POST request to modify a user.
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v4.3.0
- DIM is now just a website - the extension now just sends you to our website. This gives us one, more cross-platform, place to focus on and enables features we couldn't do with just an extension. Don't forget to import your data from the storage page!
- Scrolling should be smoother overall.
- Vendor weapons now show reviews.
- Add a "sort by name" option for item sorting.
- In Google Chrome (and the next version of Firefox), your local DIM data won't be deleted by the browser in low storage situations if you visit DIM frequently.
- Ratings will no longer disappear from the item details popup the second time it is shown.
- Info popups should do a better job of hiding when you ask them to hide.
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Interpolation
{{ data }}
{{ bindOnceData }}
Hihi
Inspect to view my id change to: {{ id }}
Javascript expression: 1 + 1 = {{ 1 + 1 }}
Directives
This input get 'disabled' and 'value' attribute binding replace by every 2s:
Modifiers: (.prevent)
Shorthands
Vue support shorthand directives: v-bind and v-on
This in put bind value with shorthand v-bind:value => :value
This button bind event with shorthand v-on:click=> @click
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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load i18n %} {% block title %} {% trans "Terms of use" %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
The COVID Alert Portal is only for authorized staff in Canada.
By using the portal, you agree to follow your health authority’s procedures.
You also agree to:
Only generate keys for real people
Give only 1 key per positive test.
For a sample key, visit "Give a key".
Confirm the person meets 2 conditions
They've:
Get the person’s consent before texting a key
Some people may want you to text the one-time key to their mobile phone. If your health authority offers this feature, the portal displays the button “Text key to person”.
Prevent others from using your account
Protect your username and password, even from other people working for a health authority.
Keep the portal secure
Immediately report any security issues to your administrator and<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If we detect any misuse of the portal or security issues with your account, we’ll immediately disable your account.
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test 1, should display wide green rectangle with small bright and dark red rectangles in the middle, OK:
test 2, should display wide green rectangle, OK:
test 3, should look same as test 1, OK:
test 4, should look same as test 2, not OK in Chrome:


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A flexible state-merging framework for automata learning
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flexfringe (formerly DFASAT), a flexible state-merging framework written in C++.
You can issue pull requests for bug fixes and improvements. Most work will happen in the development branch while master contains a more stable version.
flexfringe has one required dependency: libpopt for argument parsing. Some heuristic functions bring their own dependencies. We provide an implementation of a likelihood-based merge function for probabilistic DFAs. It needs the GNU scientific library (development) package (e.g. the libgsl-dev package in Ubuntu).
If you want to use the reduction to SAT and automatically invoke the SAT solver, you need to provide the path to the solver binary. flexfringe has been tested with lingeling (which you can get from http://fmv.jku.at/lingeling/ and run its build.sh).
You can build and compile the flexfringe project by running
$ make clean all
in the main directory to build the executable named /flexfringe/.
Run ./flexfringe –help to get help.
The start.sh script together with some .ini files provides a shortcut to storing
Example:
$ ./start.sh mealy-batch.ini data/simple.traces
See the .ini files for documentation of parameter flags.
flexfringe will generate several .dot files into the specified output directory (. by default):
You can plot the dot files via
$ dot -Tpdf file.dot -o outfile.pdf
or
$ ./show.sh final.dot
after installing dot from graphviz.


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Play Song
Choose a song to play. This will remove your queue.
Music Overlay Launched
The now playing file will autoupdate as songs as are played. It must be enabled in the music settings.
Add the file into your streaming software of choice. You can use it however you wish.
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The Music overlay has launched. Copy the following link and paste it in a browser source.
The music overlay will start automatically when you join a chat. This button is only for
testing purposes. If you encounter any issues with the overlay be sure to let us know! Usually a
simple restart fixes it.
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I'm not even trying to understand what happens, because it's aggravating to see buildouts fail like this:
While: Installing. Getting section zope2. Initializing section zope2. Installing recipe plone.recipe.zope2install. Error: There is a version conflict. We already have: setuptools 0.6c9
or, worse, this:
While: Installing. Getting section zope2. Initializing section zope2. Installing recipe plone.recipe.zope2install. Error: There is a version conflict. We already have: zc.buildout 1.5.2
Well, technically I know what happens: for example, zc.buildout is latest 2.0a1 now, but I've already installed 1.5.2 in my virtualenv (the bootstrap process failed hard, there are a tons of bugs there, I've had more failures in bootstrap then success, lately) and I had one product in my buildout which depended on zc.buildout, so it tried to pull the latest, only to get a version conflict.
I wish zc.buildout would behave more inteligently. Even specifying
prefer-final = true
didn't do much to solve my problems. The only way to solve the problem was to add the following to the buildout.cfg file:
[buildout] ... versions = versions [versions] zc.buildout =1.5.2 setuptools = 0.6c9
UPDATE: a better solution is to have:
[versions] zc.buildout = setuptools =


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Packing a bag of joy is very simple.
Pick two items from each of the three catagories. Six item total.
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All items must be new
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The bag
A complimentary environmental bag will be given for you to pack the supplies at the collection station.
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Each Bag of Joy contains 6 pieces of supply, 2 from each category.
For a comprehensive list of what to donate and what not to, click here to download.
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Items in the same category CAN be repeated.
For example, you may donate 2 canned fruits, 2 bottles of soap, and 2 children's notebook


Tamannaah Bhatia shares a sweet note for Karisma Kapoor as she meets the latter on a flight!
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMSouth star Tamannaah Bhatia who has also worked in several Hindi films loves to keep her fans updated about her day to day activities. And recently, she took to her Instagram to share a post to appreciate Bollywood actress Karisma Kapoor.
In her post, Tamannaah revealed that she met Karisma in flight and they had a good conversation. Sharing a selfie with Lolo, the 'Sye Raa Narasimha Reddy' actress wrote, "So happy to have met someone who I have idolised since forever, the dance of envy ( Dil toh paagal hain )is still the most iconic dance faceoff in Indian cinema for me .

Soon, Karisma dropped a heart emoji on her post.
Meanwhile, Tamannaah recently visited the Golden Temple to seek blessings before kick-starting her next film. The film will be helmed by director Sampath Nandi and will start rolling in this month.


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On 21 April 2020, 8 new articles were published in 6 journals.
Teaching About Latino Immigration With A Focus on Social Justice by Maria de La Torre
Patterns of Dating Violence Moderate the Effect of Child Maltreatment on Suicide Risk Among Disadvantaged Minority Female Adolescents With Depressive Symptoms
Sexualized Nationalism and Federal Human Trafficking Consultations: Shifting Discourses on Sex Trafficking in Canada by Elya M. Durisin, Emily van der Meulen
Proactive Police Response in Property Crime Micro-Time Hot Spots: Results From A Partially-Blocked Blind Random Controlled Trial
Young Men With Harmful Sexual Behaviour Problems: A Qualitative Exploration of the Nature and Characteristics of Their Violence by Myles Balfe, Simon Hackett, Helen Masson, Josie Phillips
Revisiting Eigenberg's Prison Rape Model With Criminal Justice Majors by Bitna Kim, Hyeonna Bak, Joshua Garcia
Risk Factors For Rehospitalization For Patients Following Release From Court-Ordered Evaluation: A Retrospective Study by Shabnam Sood, Gilbert Ramos, Nancy van der Veer, Curt Bay, B. Rose Kaur, Amr Nasef, Napatkamon Ayutyanot
Vicarious Traumatisation in Lawyers Working With Traumatised Asylum Seekers: A Pilot Study by Line Rønning, Jocelyn Blumberg, Jesper Dammeyer


Testing custom components
Edit (pull request)ALIEN rest api provides methods to test your topology during development. In fact you can package a CSAR file with a topology test and then run the deployment test on this archive.
Prerequisites
Prepare your archive
- You need first to correctly create your archive (more details about archive here)
- Just add a specific test folder to this archive to have a tree as follow
├── Definitions
│ ├── java-types.yaml
│ └── tosca-base-types.yaml
├── images
│ ├── compute.png
│ └── ...
├── test
│ └── sample-application.yaml
└── TOSCA-Metadata
└── ALIEN-META.yaml
- This test folder should contain at least one yaml file topology description
- Only the first found yaml file is tested
- In your topology written in yaml format, you can use components already integrated in ALIEN or put yours in the snapshot archive
- Like for other CSAR file, yaml files under Definitions folder will be loaded into ALIEN at archive upload
- For example, in this demo archive we bring our own java-types and tosca-base-types components (self-sufficient archive)
Archive naming
Another important file in this test archive is the ALIEN-META.yaml. In fact in this file you have 2 informations used to run the topology deployment test :
- name
- version
name: "topology-test"
version: "2.0-SNAPSHOT"
license: "Apache v2.0"
created_by: "FastConnect"
...
Only SNAPSHOT archive version can be used to run test. We suppose that in “development mode” we only handle snapshot version which we can override at anytime and then run other test.
How to test your topology
For this section we’ll use our “hello world” topology archive test : hello-world-topology.zip
This archive contains a yaml file corresponding to the following topology in test directory :
-
You need first an actived cloud
- A “cloud” is based on a plugin (driver), so first upload your plugin jar with the ADMIN role
- Then you will have the following plugin administration page where you can create a cloud and activate it
- From the cloud details page you want to target, you have to get the cloud id
-
Upload your snapshot archive
- Just upload your snapshot archive in the components view
- After the upload you’ll see all components contained in the snapshot archive listed in the components view
-
Run rest command to test
- Get any REST client or just go on the api document http://localhost:8080/api-doc/index.html from where you can send request
- Look for cloud-service-archive-controller and the operation :
- You need 3 parameters to run the test : csarId, csarVersion, cloudId (id recovered from cloud details page)
- Final request example : http://localhost:8080/rest/csars/topology-test/version/2.0-SNAPSHOT/cloudid/7ede236c-0456-478b-b68c-502474c45987
-
Test the result
- From the step 3 you’ll obtain a deployment id only if your deployment test is successful (UUID form, e.g : 391e5d07-e2b0-44ea-bf87-81cdc080a9e1)
- Errors from the deployment are not really “meaningful” in the version (to improve)
- You have 2 other services you must use during your topology test process in deployment-controller
- You can recover the status from your deployment id, the same way you’ve launched the test in step 3
- Example : http://localhost:8080/rest/deployments/391e5d07-e2b0-44ea-bf87-81cdc080a9e1/status
- Possible results : ‘DEPLOYED’ or ‘UNDEPLOYED’ or ‘DEPLOYMENT_IN_PROGRESS’ or ‘UNDEPLOYMENT_IN_PROGRESS’ or ‘WARNING’ or ‘FAILURE’ or ‘UNKNOWN’
- The status should be at state DEPLOYED for a correct deployment
- To finish we advice you to clean your deployment “stack” manually with the undeploy request
- Example : http://localhost:8080/rest/deployments/391e5d07-e2b0-44ea-bf87-81cdc080a9e1/undeploy
- Undeployment success : no result
You might have different states of your deployment regarding the moment you launch the status request.


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Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Makes 2 loaves
Dietary
The rye bread recipe that we did for Norway was ace, but in terms of flavour this is on another level. It’s slow maturing bread, quite heavy but works a treat. It has a sweet and sour taste but with the caraway, yoghurt and beer it has a really complex flavour. Oh well cutting through all that chat, it’s a very good loaf.
First make the starter, warm the beer until it is tepid. Crumble the fresh yeast into the beer and leave for 15 minutes. Stir in the rye flour and the yoghurt. Set aside for 24 hours.
It will now be bubbly and smell sour. Mix in the caraway seeds, treacle, salt and olive oil.
Now add the white flour to make a dough. Put the dough in a mixer with a dough hook attachment and mix until a firm but elastic dough is achieved. The bread can be kneaded by hand, but it will take a good 10 minutes.
Oil a bowl, put the dough in the bowl and cover with a tea towel. Leave for an hour or until doubled in size.
Preheat the oven to 210C/190C Fan/Gas 6½. Grease two baking trays and sprinkle with polenta.
Half the dough and form into two round loaves. Put the loaves on the prepared baking trays, score the top of the loaves with a knife. Brush with the beaten egg and dust with polenta.
Put a little water in the bottom of the oven to make steam, this will give the bread a better crust. Bake for 40-50 minutes or until golden-brown and cooked through.


CNBaseView Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSView |
| Declared in | CNBaseView.h |
Tasks
View Creation
-
– initWithIcon:text:
Creates and return an
CNBaseView
instance that is displaying the given icon and text. -
– initWithIcon:attributedText:
Creates and return an
CNBaseView
instance that is displaying the given icon and the attributed text.
View Content
-
icon
An image that is shown centered of the view.
property -
text
A string with a message.
property -
attributedText
An attributed string with a message.
property
View Behavior
-
textBoxWidth
Float value to define the width of the text box rectangle.
property -
iconVerticalOffset
Float value to define a vertical offset for the icons view point.
property -
iconTextMargin
Float value to define the distance between icon and text message.
property -
preventDrawingWithSubviews
Property with a boolean value that indicates whether
propertyCNBaseView
should draw an icon and text if there are subviews present or not. -
backgroundColor
Property to set the backgroundcolor of the view.
property
Handling Subviews
-
– pushChildView:withAnimationEffect:usingCompletionHandler:
Pushs in another view as subview using the defined animation effect.
-
– pushChildView:withAnimationEffect:duration:usingCompletionHandler:
Pushs in another view as subview using the defined animation effect with a given animation duration.
-
– popChildViewWithAnimationEffect:usingCompletionHandler:
Pops the child view and updates the display.
-
– popChildViewWithAnimationEffect:duration:usingCompletionHandler:
Pops the child view and updates the display using a given animation duration
Properties
attributedText
An attributed string with a message.
@property (strong, nonatomic) NSAttributedString *attributedText
Discussion
This string will be show below the icon in a distance of the value set by iconTextMargin.
Declared In
CNBaseView.h
backgroundColor
Property to set the backgroundcolor of the view.
@property (assign, nonatomic) NSColor *backgroundColor
Discussion
Due to the fact that the value of this property is passed through the receivers layer CNBaseView
is switching
[self setWantsLayer:YES];
to ON by default. You can use any NSColor
instances and colors with pattern images too.
Declared In
CNBaseView.h
icon
An image that is shown centered of the view.
@property (strong, nonatomic) NSImage *icon
Declared In
CNBaseView.h
iconTextMargin
@property (assign, nonatomic) CGFloat iconTextMargin
Discussion
The distance is measured from the bottom icon edge (NSMinY(iconRect)) to the top text box edge (NSMaxY(textRect)).
The default value is 10.0f
.
Declared In
CNBaseView.h
iconVerticalOffset
Float value to define a vertical offset for the icons view point.
@property (assign, nonatomic) CGFloat iconVerticalOffset
Discussion
The default value is 10.0f
.
Declared In
CNBaseView.h
preventDrawingWithSubviews
Property with a boolean value that indicates whether CNBaseView
should draw an icon and text if there are subviews present or not.
@property (assign) BOOL preventDrawingWithSubviews
Parameters
Discussion
Normally you will add subviews to this view that acts as a root view. If CNBaseView
is detecting just one subview it will
prevent drawing the icon and text. This is the default behavior.
But sometimes you may would like to CNBaseView
keep drawing its icon and text message even if there are subviews or not. In this
case you have to set it to `NO'.
Declared In
CNBaseView.h
text
A string with a message.
@property (strong, nonatomic) NSString *text
Discussion
This string will be show below the icon in a distance of the value by iconTextMargin.
Declared In
CNBaseView.h
Instance Methods
initWithIcon:attributedText:
Creates and return an CNBaseView
instance that is displaying the given icon and the attributed text.
- (id)initWithIcon:(NSImage *)icon attributedText:(NSAttributedString *)attributedText
Parameters
- icon
An
NSImage
object containing the icon.
- text
An
NSAttributedString
object containing the text message with all the attributes you want.
Declared In
CNBaseView.h
initWithIcon:text:
- (id)initWithIcon:(NSImage *)icon text:(NSString *)text
Parameters
- icon
An
NSImage
object containing the icon.
- text
An
NSString
object containing the text message.
Discussion
The text is displayed as an attributed string with the internal default text attributes:
NSFontAttributeName : [NSFont fontWithName:@"HelveticaNeue-Medium" size:18.0f],
NSForegroundColorAttributeName : [NSColor lightGrayColor],
NSShadowAttributeName : white shadow color with a shadow offset (0, -1),
NSParagraphStyleAttributeName : defaultParagraphStyle with alignment NSCenterTextAlignment,
NSKernAttributeName : @0.95f
Declared In
CNBaseView.h
popChildViewWithAnimationEffect:duration:usingCompletionHandler:
Pops the child view and updates the display using a given animation duration
- (void)popChildViewWithAnimationEffect:(CNChildViewAnimationEffect)effect duration:(CGFloat)duration usingCompletionHandler:(void ( ^ ) ( void ))completionHandler
Discussion
Animation effects are the same as described in popChildViewWithAnimationEffect:usingCompletionHandler:
Declared In
CNBaseView.h
popChildViewWithAnimationEffect:usingCompletionHandler:
Pops the child view and updates the display.
- (void)popChildViewWithAnimationEffect:(CNChildViewAnimationEffect)effect usingCompletionHandler:(void ( ^ ) ( void ))completionHandler
Declared In
CNBaseView.h
pushChildView:withAnimationEffect:duration:usingCompletionHandler:
Pushs in another view as subview using the defined animation effect with a given animation duration.
- (void)pushChildView:(NSView *)childView withAnimationEffect:(CNChildViewAnimationEffect)effect duration:(CGFloat)duration usingCompletionHandler:(void ( ^ ) ( void ))completionHandler
Discussion
Animation effects are the same as described in pushChildView:withAnimationEffect:usingCompletionHandler:
Declared In
CNBaseView.h
pushChildView:withAnimationEffect:usingCompletionHandler:
Pushs in another view as subview using the defined animation effect.
- (void)pushChildView:(NSView *)childView withAnimationEffect:(CNChildViewAnimationEffect)effect usingCompletionHandler:(void ( ^ ) ( void ))completionHandler
Discussion
There are several animation effects available:
typedef enum {
CNChildViewAnimationEffectNone = 0,
CNChildViewAnimationEffectFade,
CNChildViewAnimationEffectSlideTop,
CNChildViewAnimationEffectSlideRight,
CNChildViewAnimationEffectSlideBottom,
CNChildViewAnimationEffectSlideLeft
} CNChildViewAnimationEffect;
CNChildViewAnimationEffectNone
The child view will be shown immediatly without an animation effect. It abolishes the setting of preventDrawingWithSubviews, the icon and text are not drawn.
CNChildViewAnimationEffectFade
The child view will fade in.
CNChildViewAnimationEffectSlideTop
The child view will silde in from the top edge downwards.
CNChildViewAnimationEffectSlideRight
The child view will silde in from the right edge to the left.
CNChildViewAnimationEffectSlideBottom
The child view will silde in from the bottom edge upwards.
CNChildViewAnimationEffectSlideLeft
The child view will silde in from left edge to the right.
After the animation is done the completionHandler is executed.
Note: If you decide to use one of these effects and the value of preventDrawingWithSubviews is set to NO
then you have to ensure that
your pushing child view has an opaque background. Otherwise the drawn icon and text message will be shown through.
Declared In
CNBaseView.h


How to setup Devilbox
Installing and configuring your Devilbox stack is quite easy. But first what is devilbox?
Here’s the video version:
The Devilbox is a modern dockerized LAMP and MEAN stack for local development on Linux, MacOS and Windows.
It allows you to have an unlimited number of projects ready without having to install any external software and without having to configure any virtual hosts. As well as providing a very flexible development stack that you can run offline. (Internet is only required to initially pull docker container).
The only thing you will have to do is to create a new directory on the filesystem and your virtual host is ready to be served with your custom domain.
Here’s the steps we take on the video to do everything:
git clone https://github.com/cytopia/devilbox
cp env-example .env
sudo docker-compose up --build -d
Access your http://localhost and then all you need to do is create your project folders.
That’s it!
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SCTK allows users to do clustering on their data with various methods. The clustering methods that SCTK adopts are mainly graph based algorithms, such as Louvain and Leiden, which partitions a Shared Nearest-Neighbor (SNN) graph. The graph can be constructed by Scran [1] or Seurat [2], and the graph clustering is done by igraph or Seurat, respectively. Meanwhile, we also support traditional method such as K-Means [3].
SCTK allows different types data matrix as input. When using Scran’s SNN graph based clustering algorithms, users can specify either an expression matrix or a low-dimension representation as the input, while for Seurat’s methods and K-Means, users can only use the reduced dimensions. For any of the options, we recommend using a low-dimension representation as the input.
To view detailed instructions on how to use these methods, please select ‘Interactive Analysis’ for using clustering methods in Shiny application or ‘Console Analysis’ for using these methods in R console from the tabs below:
Entry of The Panel
From anywhere of the UI, the panel for clustering can be accessed from the top navigation panel at the circled tab shown below.
The UI consists of the parameter setting panel on the left and the visualization panel on the right.
Run Clustering
User will choose an algorithm to run the clustering at the very first step. The slide-down option list is constructed in a grouped style. Each group lists all the algorithm that a dependency (shown with grey text) supports. By selecting an algorithm that belongs to different groups, the parameter settings will change.
Method specific parameter settings are shown and explained below:
For the choices in the algorithm list, please refer to cluster_louvain()
, cluster_leiden()
, cluster_walktrap()
, cluster_infomap()
, cluster_fast_greedy()
, cluster_label_prop()
, and cluster_leading_eigen()
in the igraph
package documentation.
assay
or altExp
, respectively, or a reduced dimension, technically reducedDim
, is allowed.K
is an integer scalar specifying the number of nearest neighbors to consider during graph construction. Considering more neighbors results in larger groups. (See parameter k
of scran::buildSNNGraph()
)resolution_parameter
of igraph::cluster_leiden()
)steps
of igraph::cluster_walktrap()
)type
of scran::buildSNNGraph()
)assay
or altExp
is chosen, the algorithm will perform a PCA on the matrix and obtain the top PCs for downstream use. This number could be determined with the help of an Elbow plot in the “Dimension Reduction” section. For better visualization, we suggest generating 2D embedding with the same number of components from the selected reduced dimensions.When the selected algorithm belongs to “K-Means” group, the parameter settings will look like the figure above.
reducedDim
and should be obtained in advance from Dimensionality Reduction tab.When the selected algorithm belongs to “Seurat” group, the parameter settings will look like the figure above.
reducedDim
and should be obtained in advance from “Feature Selection & Dimension Reduction” tab.Visualization
The visualization is implemented with a scatter plot of a chosen low-dimension embedding, colored with a chosen cluster assignment (the newly generated result by default). SCTK by default uses the matrix used for clustering calculation for the visualization. However, usually, users use a PCA for clustering while needing a UMAP/t-SNE embedding for visualization. To change the embedding used, please click on the blue settings (cog) button on the left-top corner.
colData(sce)
) are accessible if “Select from All Present Annotation” is chosen.The clustering methods mentioned in the Introduction can be easily applied to any preprocessed SCE object. Meanwhile, there are other types of clustering methods supported by SCTK, but usually dependent to a curated workflow, such as the Celda Curated Workflow. Here we present the usage of the three functions only.
Basic Parameters
For each of the three functions, the common things are:
inSCE
.colData
column name to save the cluster labels - clusterName
algorithm
As for another essential parameter, the data matrix used for running the algorithm is a must. Here, users should notice that:
runScranSNN()
, either a feature expression matrix or a dimension reduction is acceptable. Users need to use:
useAssay
for a full-sized expression data (assay
)useAltExp
and altExpAssay
for a subsetted expression data (altExp
)useReducedDim
for a dimension reduction. (reducedDim
)useAltExp
and altExpRedDim
for a reduced dimension stored in the altExp
object.runKMeans()
, only a dimension reduction is acceptable. Users need to use useReducedDim
to pass the argument.runSeuratFindClusters()
, it is included within the Seurat Curated Workflow, yet usable as an independent function. However, it will be complicated to use this way. It is recommended to invoke the Seurat clustering functionality in the UI since it is automated there. We will still present the complicated workflow later.When using useReducedDim
as data input, users should be aware of the number of top components being passed to the underlying method. This is usually controlled by argument nComp
. To determine this parameter, users can refer to the explanation in Dimensionality Reduction Documentation. Meanwhile, for better visualization, we also recommend users to generate 2D Embedding using the same number of top components from the same dimension reduction result.
Other parameters are method specific, please refer to the function manual pages for the detail. The typical command call for for each method is shown below:
# Scran method
sce <- runScranSNN(sce, useReducedDim = "PCA", clusterName = "scranSNN")
# K-means method
sce <- runKMeans(sce, nCenters = 9, useReducedDim = "PCA", clusterName = "KMeans")
# Seurat method
sce <- runSeuratFindClusters(sce, useAssay = "seuratScaledData")
Example
To demonstrate simple and clear examples, here we use the “PBMC-3k” dataset from “10X” which can be easily imported with SCTK functions. The preprocessing only includes necessary steps before getting cluster labels (i.e. QC and filtering are excluded).
library(singleCellTK)
sce <- importExampleData("pbmc3k")
sce <- runNormalization(sce, outAssayName = "logcounts", normalizationMethod = "logNormCounts")
# Default HVG method is "vst" from Seurat
sce <- runFeatureSelection(sce, useAssay = "counts")
sce <- setTopHVG(sce)
sce <- runDimReduce(sce, useAssay = "logcounts", useFeatureSubset = "HVG_vst2000", scale = TRUE, reducedDimName = "PCA")
# Optional visualization
sce <- runDimReduce(sce, method = "scaterUMAP", useReducedDim = "PCA", reducedDimName = "UMAP", nComponents = 10)
plotDimRed(sce, "UMAP")
k
, the number of nearest neighbors used to construct the graph. Smaller value indicates higher resolution and larger number of clusters.nComp
, the number of components to use when useAssay
or useAltExp
is specified. WON’T work with useReducedDim
.weightType
and algorithm
, users should choose from a given list of options, which can be found with ?runScranSNN
. For the introduction of those options, please refer to scran::buildSNNGraph()
and igraph.objective_function
and resolution_parameter
for Leiden [6], steps
for Walktrap [7]. Please also refer to function reference for detail.
# Directly use an assay
sce <- runScranSNN(sce, useAssay = "logcounts", clusterName = "scranSNN_logcounts")
plotSCEDimReduceColData(sce, colorBy = "scranSNN_logcounts", reducedDimName = "UMAP")
# Directly use a dimension reduction
sce <- runScranSNN(inSCE = sce, useReducedDim = "PCA", nComp = 10, clusterName = "scranSNN_PCA")
plotSCEDimReduceColData(inSCE = sce, colorBy = "scranSNN_PCA", reducedDimName = "UMAP")
nCenters
, the number of final clusters. This is required.nIter
, the maximum number of iterations allowed.nStart
, the number of random sets to choose. Since K-Means is an algorithm with reasonable randomness, the function allows attempting multiple initial configurations and reports on the best one.seed
, The seed for the random number generator.algorithm
, users should choose from a given list of options, which can be found with ?runKMeans
. For the introduction of those options, please refer to ?stats::kmeans
.
sce <- runKMeans(inSCE = sce, useReducedDim = "PCA", nComp = 10, nCenters = 10, clusterName = "kmeans")
plotSCEDimReduceColData(inSCE = sce, colorBy = "kmeans", reducedDimName = "UMAP")
Seurat clustering method is recommended to be used in the Seurat Curated Workflow in console analysis. When users preprocessed the dataset with other approaches, the clustering with Seurat function can be complicated, since some sorts of Seurat specific metadata is always needed.
# Prepare what seurat function needs
library(Seurat)
pca <- reducedDim(sce, "PCA")[,1:10]
rownames(pca) <- gsub("_", "-", rownames(pca))
stdev <- as.numeric(attr(pca, "percentVar"))
new_pca <- CreateDimReducObject(embeddings = pca, assay = "RNA", stdev = stdev, key = "PC_")
# Then we can take the Seurat Curated Workflow independent dimension
# reduction as an input.
sce <- runSeuratFindClusters(sce, externalReduction = new_pca)
plotSCEDimReduceColData(inSCE = sce, colorBy = "Seurat_louvain_Resolution0.8", reducedDimName = "UMAP")
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Investigators say Alaska man hid $400,000 worth of drugs in spoiled goat guts
by Zachary HalaschakAuthorities in Alaska say they foiled a gutsy plot to smuggle drugs.
A 71-year-old man is behind bars after investigators with the Alaska State Troopers discovered $400,000 worth of methamphetamine and heroin hidden inside pounds of frozen goat entrails.
Cenen Placencia, a Kodiak resident, was arrested at Anchorage’s international airport on Wednesday, according to the Associated Press. Among Placencia’s luggage was a large fish box, which he had packed for his trip back to Kodiak.
Investigators said they noticed the smell of rotting meat emanating from the box, and drug dogs that were brought in detected drugs. When authorities searched the box, they found meat and small bits of loosely wrapped meat that were frozen together. Placencia agreed to let the meat thaw so that it could be searched but then withdrew his consent, leading investigators to secure a search warrant.
When the meat was thawed, 740 grams of heroin and 389 grams of methamphetamine wrapped in plastic were discovered inside the goat intestines.
Placencia said that he had packed the bag but denied that he knew about the drugs. He said that he had purchased the guts for his own personal consumption.
He was charged in federal court on a count of possession with intent to distribute controlled substances.


SLAM (Trimark) Starring: Saul Williams, Sonja Sohn, Bonz Malone, Beau Sia. Screenplay: Marc Levin, Richard Stratton, Bonz Malone, Saul Williams and Sonja Sohn. Producers: Henri M. Kessler, Richard Stratton, Marc Levin. Director: Marc Levin.  Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
SLAM appeals to everything critics want movies to be. It tells a story of a side of American life most of us are lucky enough never to see. It has a unique narrative rhythm, and a gritty, uncompromising style. It's an idea movie, one that clearly wants its audience to walk out pondering its weighty themes rather than humming a theme song or grinning from ear to ear. It comes with the pedigree of an award-winning documentary film-maker directing his first feature film, and a Sundance Film Festival Grand Prize. SLAM is a great praise-worthy package.
It is not, however, a great film. In fact, it's not even a particularly good one. Documentarian Marc Levin (HBO's "Bangin' in Little Rock") brings his verite style to the story of Ray Joshua (Saul Williams), a street poet and small-time marijuana dealer in Washington D.C.'s inner city. Caught in the wrong place at the wrong time during a gang shooting, Ray ends up convicted of possession with intent. In prison, Ray finds his survival may depend on allying himself with prison gang leaders like Hopha (Bonz Malone), even though Ray claims to be a pacifist. He also meets Lauren (Sonja Sohn), a poet offering creative writing classes for inmates. The two cross paths again upon Ray's release from prison, where their relationship forces ray to conider his role in the decay of his environment.
SLAM virtually bubbles and boils with provocative concepts and viscerally effective scenes. Though at first it seems like it may be little more than a liberal tract on hard lives, inequities in the judicial system and the like, the film probes a bit deeper, questioning whether Ray is part of the solution or part of the problem. It's also hard not to feel a charge from the scene in which Ray defuses a potential fight in the prison workout yard by bursting into a poem of paralyzing ferocity. With Levin occasionally toning down the strident voice for a few wry observations (including Malone's smooth turn as the prison entrepreneur and Marion Barry's cameo as a trial judge waxing ironically indignant about drug dealing), SLAM at its best does manage to grab hold of you.
Then, nearly as quickly, it'll let you go again. SLAM depends almost entirely on gripping you in the thrall of its intensity, but that doesn't always happen with a pair of inexperienced lead actors handling the most challenging material. Saul Williams doesn't have the chops to handle Ray's complex character arc, nor can Sonja Sohn always handle Lauren's didactic role. That leads to scenes where the two merely shout at each other with a discouraging lack of subtlety. As comfortable as they may be with the rat-a-tat, stream-of-insanity style of their poetry (showcased in scenes at coffee house poetry "slams"), it often feels like that's the only note they can bring to their performances.
Make no mistake, Levin and his cast understand this milieu, and the sincerity of their conviction is never in doubt. Their film-making instincts are another matter entirely. From moment to moment, Levin alternates between compelling realism and the pretentious whiff of conspicuous symbolism -- a gangsta who becomes enlightened after he is blinded, for instance, or the hollowly open-ended final shot. SLAM is its own kind of tone poem, I suppose, its success riding on the strong accented beats provided by a few individually effective scenes. Yet ultimately that's all it is -- a collection of emotional iambs, alternately engrossing and meandering. Sincerity can only get you so far, even when you're telling a story everyone would like to have told.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 slam funks: 5.
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RFL case: ED arrests Malvinder Singh, Sunil Godhwani
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMHighlights
- The central probe agency has arrested them for allegedly misappropriating funds of Religare Finvest Ltd (RFL) and causing it losses to the tune of Rs 2,397 crore
- Earlier in October, the economic offences wing (EOW) of Delhi Police had arrested Malvinder, his brother Shivinder, Godhwani, Kavi Arora and Anil Saxena
NEW DELHI: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Thursday arrested former Fortis Healthcare promoter Malvinder Singh and ex-CMD of Religare Enterprises Ltd (REL) Sunil Godhwani in money laundering case.
The central probe agency has arrested them for allegedly misappropriating funds of Religare Finvest Ltd (RFL) and causing it losses to the tune of Rs 2,397 crore.
The ED took both the accused in its custody inside the Tihar central jail here, where they are currently lodged in relation to the alleged scam, a lawyer associated with the case said.
Both Singh and Godhwani will be produced before a metropolitan magistrate in the prison, when the ED is likely to seek their custodial interrogation.
Earlier in October, the economic offences wing (EOW) of Delhi Police had arrested Malvinder, his brother Shivinder, Godhwani, Kavi Arora and Anil Saxena.
(With PTI inputs)


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Ripple Vs. PayPal Supporters Spark Debate on Twitter
by Anatol AntonoviciTwitter community members are arguing about which international payment system is better – Ripple or PayPal.
Is Ripple Slower than PayPal?
The argument started with a tweet from Tony Vays, a derivatives traders and host of a crypto-related podcast and dedicated events. He indirectly criticized Ripple for being too slow by comparing it to PayPal, a global online payment system that operates with fiat currencies.
Ripple supporters didn’t hesitate to counter the claims. Twitter user XRPistul said he had received the funds in 3 days when using PayPal. On top of that, the online payment system charges “a huge commission.” Interestingly, the PayPal support bot intervened as well, apologizing for the situation.
If we consider the facts, XRP transactions take several seconds from wallet to wallet and several minutes between crypto exchanges.
As for PayPal, it can settle transactions between its accounts within seconds, but any transfers that involve banks might take several days, depending on the bank.
So one can argue that XRP is not slower, at least when it comes to wallet-to-wallet transactions.
Twitter user Willy Woo added that Ripplenet doesn’t even use XRP when transferring funds, and questioned why people are so eager to see XRP perform well when it has little to no impact on Ripple Labs’ success.
Last year, howmuch.net analyzed the transaction per second data of Ripple and other cryptocurrencies compared to VISA and PayPal. According to the results, XRP could process six times more transactions per second on average than PayPal.
 This shows that Ripple may have the capability to be a viable payment solution on a much larger scale,” the research reads.
Is XRP Better than Bitcoin?
Vays’ original tweet is a reply to Twitter user XRP_Cro, who laughed at those who believed Bitcoin was king.
Vays argued that Bitcoin had more properties that made it different from Ripple. These include the fact that Bitcoin accounts cannot be censored and funds cannot be confiscated.
Would you prefer to conduct XRP or PayPal transactions? Share your thoughts in the comments section!
Images via Shutterstock, Twitter: @ToneVays, @stedas, howmuch.net
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A standard high school and even undergraduate physics education often focuses on the engineering aspect of physics. It teaches students the equations of physics and how to apply them, while glossing over the physics behind the math.
Standard introductory physics textbooks fall short of elucidating why each equation makes sense, why it takes on its particular form, and how it connects with other equations.
Of course, above are just my grudges towards high school physics education.
When I studied physics, I was constantly puzzled by various concepts. Why is Ohm's Law true? How exactly does a voltage drop form across a resistor? Why can magnetic field have energy while it cannot do work? Why is work defined as $F\cdot dl$? Why is impulse defined as $F dt$? Why is momentum the velocity derivative of kinetic energy? ...
I usually couldn't find answer from textbooks. Many questions even teachers couldn't answer. So I searched online; I looked through Feynman's Lecture Notes; I searched through different textbooks; I pondered for hours and built simulations. So far, I've answered almost every question I asked myself. But it took ages!
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PAM_FTP
Section: Linux\-PAM Manual (8)Updated: 06/16/2009
Index Return to Main Contents
pam_ftp - PAM module for anonymous access module
Synopsis
- pam_ftp.so [debug] [ignore] [users=XXX,YYY,...]
DESCRIPTION
This module intercepts the user's name and password. If the name is ftp or anonymous, the user's password is broken up at the @ delimiter into a PAM_RUSER and a PAM_RHOST part; these pam-items being set accordingly. The username (PAM_USER) is set to ftp. In this case the module succeeds. Alternatively, the module sets the PAM_AUTHTOK item with the entered password and fails.
This module is not safe and easily spoofable.
OPTIONS
debug
- Print debug information.
ignore
- Pay no attention to the email address of the user (if supplied).
ftp=XXX,YYY,...
- Instead of ftp or anonymous, provide anonymous login to the comma separated list of users: XXX,YYY,.... Should the applicant enter one of these usernames the returned username is set to the first in the list: XXX.
MODULE TYPES PROVIDED
Only the auth module type is provided.
RETURN VALUES
PAM_SUCCESS
- The authentication was successful.
PAM_USER_UNKNOWN
- User not known.
EXAMPLES
Add the following line to FC/etc/pam.d/ftpdF[] to handle ftp style anonymous login:
-
# # ftpd; add ftp-specifics. These lines enable anonymous ftp over # standard UN*X access (the listfile entry blocks access to # users listed in /etc/ftpusers) # auth sufficient pam_ftp.so auth required pam_unix.so use_first_pass auth required pam_listfile.so \ onerr=succeed item=user sense=deny file=/etc/ftpusers
SEE ALSO
AUTHOR
pam_ftp was written by Andrew G. Morgan<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:34:28 GMT, December 24, 2015


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APPENDIX G
Java Print Service Glossary
- attribute
-
- a description of: a capability of a print service, a
charactaristic of a doc, an instruction
for processing a doc or an entire print job, or the
state of a print job or printer.
- attribute category
-
- the name of the attribute without
its range of values. The Java Print Service represents the
attribute category with a class, such as the OrientationRequested
class. An instance of an attribute class, such as an
OrientationRequested object, is an attribute
value.
- attribute set
-
- an attribute collection
that usually is restricted to contain only a certain kind of
attribute. The Java Print Service defines a superinterface for all
attribute sets called AttributeSet and an interface for each kind
of attribute set. The kinds of attribute sets are: doc attribute set,
print request
attribute set, print job attribute
set, and print service attribute
set.
- attribute value
-
- one of the range of values that an attribute supports.
The Java Print Service represents each supported attribute with one
of the attribute classes, such as the OrientationRequested class.
The class itself is the attribute category.
An instance of the class, such as an OrientationRequested object,
is the attribute value. The term attribute often refers to the
attribute value because the value of an attribute implies the
attribute itself.
- doc
-
- a piece of print data. the Java Print Service uses the Doc
interface to represent a piece of print data.
- doc attribute
-
- an attribute that
specifies a characteristic of an individual document and the
print job
settings to be applied to an individual document.
- doc attribute set
-
- a collection of attributes that is restricted to only contain
doc
attributes.
- doc flavor
-
- a document type. The Java Print Service uses the DocFlavor
class to represent a document type. A DocFlavor object encapsulates
a String representing a MIME type, which indicates the format of
the document, and a String representing a Java class, such as
"java.io.InputStream", that indicates how the document is sent to
the printer.
- hash attribute set
-
- an attribute
set that can contain different kinds of attributes. The Java
Print Service represents this attribute set with the
HashAttributeSet class, which implements AttributeSet.
- print job
-
- a submitted print
request, which includes one or more pieces of print data
and a set of processing instructions. The Java Print Service
represents a print job with the DocPrintJob object, which is
obtained from a print
service.
- print job attribute
-
- an attribute that
reports the status of a print job. A client
usually does not specify these attributes since these attributes
describe the print job after the client has submitted it. To
specify settings for a whole print job, the client instead uses the
print request
attributes.
- print job attribute set
-
- a collection of attributes that is
restricted to only contain print job
attributes.
- print request
-
- an unsubmitted print job.
- print request attribute
-
- an attribute that
specifies a setting applied to a whole print job and to all
the documents in the print job.
- print request attribute set
-
- a collection of attributes that is
restricted to only contain print request
attributes.
- print service
-
- an interface that represents a particular printer and is a
factory for print
jobs.
- print service attribute
-
- an attribute that
describes a printer. An example of such an attribute is one that
describes the printer's location.
- print service attribute set
-
- a collection of attributes that is
restricted to only contain print service
attributes.
- print-service lookup
-
- the action of attempting to locate a set of print services
representing printers that can print a given set of print data
according to a given set of processing instructions. A client uses
the PrintServiceLookup class to perform this action.
- stream print service
-
- a print
service that prints data to a client-provided output
stream.
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Open Angel Arena 7.5.0 Update
General Changes
Power Spark: changed scaling to not be time dependent. Scaling formula is based on your starting damage (base damage at level 1) and current base damage.
Formula: 3188/61 + (4166 x current_average_base_damage - 7312 x starting_average_base_damage)/8723
Fixed Butterfly level 1 giving vanilla stats.
Item Changes
Sange items:
Sange & Yasha, Kaya & Sange and Heaven's Halberd bonus status resistance reduced from 20%/21%/22%/23%/24% to
16%
/
17%
/
18%
/
19%
/
20%
.
Sange & Yasha, Kaya & Sange and Heaven's Halberd bonus lifesteal and hp regen amplification reduced from 30%/32%/34%/36%/38% to
24%
/
26%
/
28%
/
30%
/
32%
.
Satanic:
Bonus strength reduced from 25/38/55/75/100 to 25/
35
/
50
/
70
/
95
.
Bonus damage reduced at level 5 from 150 to
125
.
Vampire Fang:
Bonus strength reduced from 75/100 to
70
/
95
.
Hero Changes
Abaddon:
Myst Coil heal values at OAA levels increased from 345/615 to
510
/
765
. (same as damage values)
Aghanim Scepter Upgrade
REWORKED
: While having Borrowed Time active 40% of the damage done to allies in 900 radius will be redirected to Abaddon.
Ancient Apparition:
Chilling Touch mana cost at OAA levels increased from 140/270 to
180
/
360
.
Chilling Touch damage at level 5 reduced from 315 to
300
.
Chilling Touch bonus attack range at OAA levels reduced from 300/360 to
260
/
280
.
Level 10 Talent: Chilling Touch Bonus Attack Range reduced from +175 to
+120
.
Centaur Warrunner:
Hoof Stomp cooldown reduced from 22/19/16/13/13/13 to
13
seconds at all levels.
Hoof Stomp mana cost reduced at OAA levels from 260/390 to
230
/
330
.
Retaliate return damage increased at OAA levels from 200/320 to
230
/
330
.
Chaos Knight:
Phantasm illusion damage increased from 40%/70%/100%/130%/160% to 40%/
100%
/
160%
/
220%
/
280%
.
Phantasm illusion damage taken reduced from 325% to
300%
.
Phantasm cooldown increased from 90 to
120
seconds.
Chen:
Divine Favor heal amplification reduced from 8%/12%/16%/20%/28%/36% to
6%
/
10%
/
14%
/
18%
/
22%
/
26%
.
Divine Favor HP regen reduced from 5/10/15/20/30/50 to
2
/
5
/
8
/
11
/
22
/
44
.
Dark Seer:
Vacuum cast range increased at OAA levels from 600 to
650
.
Vacuum radius increased at OAA levels from 550/550 to
600
/
650
.
Ion Shell can now be cast on invulnerable allies.
This means you can now cast it on yourself or your allies right at the start of the duel.
Wall of Replica illusion damage at OAA levels increased from 160%/190% to
190%
/
250%
.
Dazzle:
Shallow Grave cooldown reduced from 42/36/30/24/22/22 to
28
/
26
/
24
/
22
/
20
/
20
seconds.
Death Prophet:
Spirit Siphon debuff cannot be applied to bosses anymore.
Doom:
Infernal Blade max HP as damage reduced at OAA levels from 6.25%/7.5% to
5.5%
/
6%
.
Infernal Blade debuff cannot be applied to bosses anymore.
Doom cooldown increased from 105 to
120
seconds.
Level 25 Talent: Infernal Blade bonus damage reduced from +3% to
+2%
.
Dragon Knight:
Dragon Blood bonus HP regen reduced from 6/10/14/18/26/42 to
5
/
9
/
13
/
17
/
25
/
33
.
Dragon Blood bonus armor reduced from 5/8/11/14/20/26 to
4
/
7
/
10
/
13
/
19
/
25
.
Earthshaker:
Aftershock stun duration reduced at level 6 from 2.1 to
1.8
seconds.
Enchantress:
Untouchable attack speed slow improved at OAA levels from -250/-300 to
-300
/
-500
.
Huskar:
Life Break debuff cannot be applied to bosses anymore.
Kunkka:
Tidebringer cleave end radius increased at OAA levels from 675/700 to
700
/
750
.
Tidebringer cleave distance (range) increased at OAA levels from 1150/1200 to
1250
/
1400
.
Tidebringer cleave percent damage increased from 165% to 165%/
175%
/
185%
/
195%
/
205%
/
215%
.
Level 10 Talent: Bonus attack damage increased from +40 to
+90
.
Legion Commander:
Overwhelming Odds bonus damage per unit increased at OAA levels from 30/40 to
40
/
80
.
Press the Attack bonus attack speed reduced at OAA levels from 180/240 to
165
/
190
.
Press the Attack bonus HP regen reduced at OAA levels from 180/270 to
130
/
250
.
Moment of Courage cooldown increased from 0.3 to
0.35
seconds.
Moment of Courage proc chance reduced from 20%/25%/30%/35%/40%/45% to
10%
/
15%
/
20%
/
25%
/
30%
/
35%
.
Moment of Courage lifesteal reduced from 55%/65%/75%/85%/95%/105% to
35%
/
45%
/
55%
/
65%
/
75%
/
85%
.
Mirana:
Sacred Arrow base damage reduced at OAA levels from 680/1080 to
560
/
840
.
Sacred Arrow bonus damage rescaled from 200/250/300/350/450/750 to
180
/
200
/
220
/
240
/
480
/
720
.
Sacred Arrow now has a pierce count: 0/1/1/2/3/4.
1 pierce means arrow can hit 2 units, 2 pierces means 3 units etc.
Level 10 Talent: +4 Sacred Arrow Pierces replaced with +45 Attack Damage.
Necrophos:
Death Pulse heal rescaled from 100/150/200/250/450/600 to
60
/
120
/
180
/
240
/
480
/
720
.
Death Pulse damage at level 6 increased from 800 to
900
.
Death Pulse mana cost increased at OAA levels from 285/475 to
380
/
570
.
Heartstopper Aura damage reduced at OAA levels from 3.6%/4.2% to
3%
/
3.6%
Ogre Magi:
Fireblast cooldown increased at OAA levels from 7/6 to
8
seconds.
Multicast chance for 4x multicast reduced at level 5 from 50% to
35%
.
Omniknight:
Heavenly Grace cast point improved from 0.35 to
0.25
seconds.
Heavenly Grace cooldown rescaled from 17 to
19
/
18
/17/
16
/
15
/
14
seconds.
Heavenly Grace bonus strength increased at level 6 from 48 to
49
.
Heavenly Grace bonus HP regen reduced at OAA levels from 48/60 to
28
/
52
.
Oracle:
Fortune's End damage increased at OAA levels from 350/500 to
420
/
630
.
Fortune's End scepter stun percentage of the root duration increased from 50% to
80%
.
This means max stun duration is 2 seconds.
Pangolier:
Replaced Heartpiercer with Lucky Shot.
Lucky Shot duration scaling is lower than normal dota: 2/2.5/3/3.5/4/5 seconds.
Lucky Shot disarm and armor reduction duration can be reduced with status resistance.
Lucky Shot disarm cannot be applied to bosses.
Armor reduction and slow work normally.
Rolling Thunder stun is now applied only once when used against bosses with siltbreaker protection.
Phantom Assassin:
Blur cooldown reduced from 35 to
12
seconds.
Blur scepter cooldown reduced from 7 to
6
seconds.
Level 20 Talent: Bonus Blur Evasion reduced from 30% to
20%
.
Slark:
Essence Shift stat loss per hit increased at OAA levels from 1 to
2
/
3
.
AGI gain per hit is still 1.
Essence Shift duration reduced at OAA levels from 120/160 to
100
/
120
seconds.
Tusk:
Level 25 talent: Walrus Punch chance reduced from 15% to
12%
.
Undying:
Decay strength steal now scales per level:
3
/4/
5
/
6
/
8
/
10
.
Decay scepter strength steal now scales per level:
9
/10/
11
/
12
/
14
/
16
.
Viper:
Nethertoxin now works on bosses with siltbreaker protection.
Void Spirit:
Aether Remnant mana cost increased at OAA levels from 125/150 to
200
/
300
.
Dissimilate damage reduced at OAA levels from 780/1280 to
760
/
1140
.
Dissimilate mana cost increased at OAA levels from 160/190 to
260
/
390
.
Astral Step charge restore time increased from 30/25/20/15/15 to 25 seconds at all levels.
Level 25 Talent: Dissimilate Stuns stun duration reduced from 3 to
2
seconds.
Windranger:
Shackleshot cooldown reduced from 13 to
12
seconds.
Windrun duration increased at OAA levels from 6 to
6.5
/
7
seconds.
Focus Fire cooldown reduced from 55/50/45/35/30 to
50
/
45
/
40
/35/30 seconds.
Winter Wyvern:
Arctic Burn debuff cannot be applied to bosses anymore.
Zeus:
Nimbus no longer applies Static Field damage to bosses.
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State of Decay 2 is coming to Steam in 2020
by Sherif SaedState of Decay 2 is finally coming to Steam, though not until 2020.
State of Decay 2 is on its way to Steam, as the game’s Steam page is now live. Spotted by lashman, the page strangely has an April 1, 2022 release date.
As you’ll quickly find, however, this date isn’t actually accurate. In the ‘About This Game’ section on the same page, you can see developer Undead Labs confirms the game is coming to Steam in early 2020.
Still, though, the weirdly specific release date at the top is amusing. There’s no mention of DLC – and State of Decay 2 has had plenty, so this may not be a complete edition-style version. As with other Xbox Game Studios titles, State of Decay 2 will support cross-play with Xbox One/Windows 10.
State of Decay 2 was first released in May last year and had a fairly successful launch and a decent critical reception.
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From:Geaccone To:Hayslett Sent:2017-01-11T04:38:49.0000000Z Subject:RE: Transwestern Fair Value
There is fair value but no goodwill.
-----Original Message-----
From: Hayslett, Rod
Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2001 8:47 AM
To: Howard, Kevin A.; Geaccone, Tracy
Subject: RE: Transwestern Fair Value
There is no fair value.
-----Original Message-----
From: Howard, Kevin A.
Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2001 7:16 AM
To: Hayslett, Rod; Geaccone, Tracy
Subject: Transwestern Fair Value
Tracy / Rod:
How much is TPC's current Fair Value balance? The banks want to exclude "goodwill" from the tangible net worth computation - I realize goodwill and fair value are slightly different but they could make the argument to exclude. I seem to recall a $300MM number.
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UK escapes recession but annual growth slowest in a decade
by Harry RobertsonThe UK economy avoided falling into recession in the third quarter of the year, official figures have shown today, with the giant services sector lifting growth.
British GDP grew by 0.3 per cent between July and September compared to the previous quarter, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said, marginally below economists’ expectations of a 0.4 per cent expansion.
The UK economy contracted in the second quarter, meaning another contraction in the third quarter would have plunged Britain into technical recession, causing a major problem for the Conservative government during the General Election campaign.
Nonetheless, growth over the last year has “slowed to its lowest rate in almost a decade,” said an ONS spokesperson.
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