Convert spherical tensors to rank-2 cartesian tensor
Tc = tensor_cart2sph(T0,T1,T2)
This function takes as input three irreducible spherical tensors T0
(a scalar), T1
(a 3-element array), and T2
(a 5-element array). It returns the corresponding rank-2 cartesian tensor represented by a 3x3 matrix in Tc
.
Calculate the cartesian hyperfine tensor from the corresponding rank-0, -1, and -2 spherical tensors:
A0 = 10; A1 = [0;0;0]; A2 = [3;0;12;0;3]; A = tensor_sph2cart(A0,A1,A2)
A = -7.6725 0 0 0 -13.672 0 0 0 4.0245


Yes.
Now look at the openFiles() method. It will open a BufferedReader stream with the source file and a PrintWriter with the destination file.
openFiles()
BufferedReader
PrintWriter
class CopyMaker { String sourceName, destName; BufferedReader source; PrintWriter dest; String line; private boolean openFiles() // return true if files open, else false { // open the source try { source = new (new FileReader( sourceName )); } catch ( iox ) { System.out.println("Problem opening " + sourceName ); return false; } // open the destination try { dest = new PrintWriter( new (new FileWriter( destName )) ); } catch ( iox ) { System.out.println("Problem opening " + destName ); return false; } return ; } }
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Dragonback Mountains [ad33], mountain, in Oleg's Folly, peasants: 10000
Last updated Turn #148
Dragonback Mountains [ad33], mountain, in Oleg's Folly, peasants: 10000
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0: Garrison [al1u], garrison, Pen, with ten peasants guards Dragonback
0: Mountains [ad33].
2: Olegina [o1y], Pen, with 54 peasants, arrived from Ciryon [ad0r].
6: Jonathan [h9k], Pen, duke, with six peasants, 29 workers, 27 soldiers,
6: four lt. foot, 20 riding horses, arrived from the north,
6: accompanied by:
6: Victoria [v3t], Pen, with three soldiers, 34 lt. xbowmen,
6: three hvy. xbowmen
6: Helena [f9m], Pen, with 30 lt. xbowmen
8: Victoria [v3t] began construction of New mine shaft [k91],
8: mine-shaft-in-progress in Dragonback Mountains [ad33].
9: Olegina [o1y] recruited seven peasants.
10: Olegina [o1y], Pen, with 51 peasants, went west.
26: Toulouse [h1q], Pen, with eight sailors, arrived from the west,
26: accompanied by:
26: Olegina [o1y], Pen, with 31 peasants
30: The population grows by 39 peasants.
Province controlled by Oleg's Refuge [g4z], castle, in Dragonback
Mountains [ae34]
Routes leaving Dragonback Mountains:
North, mountain, to Dragonback Mountains [ac33], 10 days
Garrison [hm8h], garrison, uncontrolled, with ten workers
East, mountain, to Dragonback Mountains [ad34], 10 days
Garrison [df4g], garrison, uncontrolled, with ten workers
South, plain, to Wildhorse Plains [ae33], 7 days
Garrison [hf9i], garrison, uncontrolled, with five peasants
West, plain, to Wildhorse Plains [ad32], 7 days
Garrison [hf4k], garrison, uncontrolled, with ten peasants
Down, mine-shaft, to New mine shaft [k91], 0 days
Inner locations:
Ciryon [ad0r], city, 1 day
Seen here:
Garrison [al1u], garrison, uncontrolled, with ten peasants
* Jonathan [h9k], Pen, duke, on guard, with ten peasants, 40 soldiers,
four lt. foot, 20 riding horses, 34 lt. xbowmen, three hvy. xbowmen,
accompanied by:
* Helena [f9m], Pen, with 30 lt. xbowmen, 19 peasants
* Toulouse [h1q], Pen, with eight sailors, four peasants
* Olegina [o1y], Pen, with 35 peasants


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Generating templates
Rest-frame templates (Execution flag = 0)
In this step (specifically, make_tmp_z0), gsf generates synthetic spectral templates via python-fsps, based on the parameters in the configuration file. The parameters are limited from the original fsps (Conroy et al. 2009), such as the range in metallicity, initial mass function (IMF), and ionizing parameter.
It is in this step that gsf generates templates of different ages and metallicities.
The templates are saved in a file, spec_all.asdf
(irrespective to object IDs),
which can be shared for other objects for the purpose of saving time.
Redshifted templates (below), which are actually
used in the fitting process, are generated by starting off from this common file.
Therefore, if one wish to change any of
parameters that are related in this step (i.e. IMF, age/metallicity range and age-step size etc.),
it is suggested to save the previous file to avoid overwriting, or move in another directory to avoid confusion.
Age pixels determine the number of templates at different lookback times. The length of star
formation is specified by a parameter, TAU0
, in the configuration file. The length, if specified
to a value <99, is uniform in all age pixels in the current version.
If set to 99, then the CSP is applied so that age pixels are continuously connected each other.
If set to a negative value, then SSP is applied.
Shifting templates to the input redshift (Execution flag = 1)
In this step (specifically, maketemp module), gsf shifts the rest-frame templates generated above (i.e. those in spec_all.asdf
)
to the input redshift and calculates fluxes of the input filters for one-to-one comparison.
Basically, there are three steps;
Redshift templates:
Scaling flux:
where \(d_L\) is luminosity distance to the input redshift.
IGM attenuation:
where gsf applies Dijkstra 2014 for IGM attenuation.
gsf will store the files generated here in the directory specified with DIR_TEMP
.


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Describe the impact the core learning has had on your Foundations learning journey.
Starting out by evaluating my strengths and weaknesses and how that would affect my learning journey has been very beneficial. It has not been something I have actively sat down and written out in my previous studies.
The section on Mind growth and Neuroplasticity has been fascinating and has given me more confidence and positivity going forward. On a side note - I have typed “neuroplasticity” so many times I can now usually type it without angering the spellchecker. Yay for neural pathways!
What are 1 - 3 new things you have learned about yourself as a result of the core learning?
Sometimes when I get really stuck on a problem I can lock down in to a fixed mindset. I like the train of thought of “I can’t do this
yet” instead of just saying “I can’t do this”.
Coming in to foundations, I undervalued the importance of self evaluation. The Core part of Foundations has changed my mind considerably.
What has surprised you the most about the core learning?
Why aren’t these concepts being taught more widely!? The benefits of emotional intelligence and growth mindsets are huge. I had never come across them before.
What was the most challenging aspects of the core learning?
Initially I found the core learning part of foundations a bit tedious and slow. I don’t really enjoy writing about myself. Like I said to my facilitator - Core is a bit like broccoli. I see the value in it but I don’t really walk into the kitchen saying “oh man I want some broccoli.”
Any thoughts you want to share about your core learning journey in Foundations?
I have thoroughly enjoyed the core learning jouney in foundations. Something I never thought I would say.


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You can choose to let OL3 render the layers over the Google Maps basemap. It will cause a visible lag when panning or zooming, but it will eliminate any limitation of the library for that type of layer.
In this example, you can enable and disable watching different types of layers with the buttons below. When it's green, it means Google Maps is allowed to render it when a Google Layer is visible. When it's red, OpenLayers renders that layer type at all times.


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- Key-value pairs: Input a key, get the associated value
- Distributed Hash Table
- Each peer has only a subset of the list of pairs
- Any peer can query the database with a key
- Given a key, the database locates the peer(s) which have the corresponding key-value pair(s)
- Any peer may insert a new key-value pair into the database
- Ex: content name(key) and IP address of someone who has the content(value)
- How to create a Peer to Peer Distributed Hash Table
- Assign an identifier to each peer
- Require each key to be an integer
- Use a hash function to map String keys to integers
- Assign each key to the peer whose identifier is closest to it
- Use an overlay network to keep track of other peers
- Peers arranged in a circular arrangement
- Each peer knows who its immediate successor and predecessor are
- When the message "who knows this key" reaches the correct peer, a response is sent directly to the original peer
- Average N/2 messages to find the correct peer, maximum N
- Possible improvement: add 'shortcuts' to other points in the circle
- Peer Churn
- Peers leaving and arriving at random
- Each peer keeps track of its two closes neighbors
- If a peer leaves
- Neighbor peers each move the secondary neighbor up to the first slot
- Ask the new primary neighbor for their primary neighbor to become the secondary neighbor
- If a peer joins
- New peer asks peer 1 who their neighbors will be
- Question is passed through the network until it reaches the predecessor
- Predecessor updates its neighbor information and informs the new peer of its position
- New peer sets its information and informs its successor of the change
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class
Subflowclass to construct a subflow graph from the execution of a dynamic task
tf::B
, and the subflow contains three tasks, B1
, B2
, and B3
, where B3
runs after B1
and B2
.
// create three static tasks tf::Task A = taskflow.emplace([](){}).name("A"); tf::Task C = taskflow.emplace([](){}).name("C"); tf::Task D = taskflow.emplace([](){}).name("D"); // create a subflow graph (dynamic tasking) tf::Task B = taskflow.emplace([] (tf::Subflow& subflow) { tf::Task B1 = subflow.emplace([](){}).name("B1"); tf::Task B2 = subflow.emplace([](){}).name("B2"); tf::Task B3 = subflow.emplace([](){}).name("B3"); B1.precede(B3); B2.precede(B3); }).name("B"); A.precede(B); // B runs after A A.precede(C); // C runs after A B.precede(D); // D runs after B C.precede(D); // D runs after C
Base classes
- class FlowBuilder
- class to build a task dependency graph
- class Runtime
- class to include a runtime object in a task
Public functions
Function documentation
void tf:: Subflow:: join()
enables the subflow to join its parent task
Performs an immediate action to join the subflow. Once the subflow is joined, it is considered finished and you may not modify the subflow anymore.
taskflow.emplace([](tf::Subflow& sf){ sf.emplace([](){}); sf.join(); // join the subflow of one task });
Only the worker that spawns this subflow can join it.
void tf:: Subflow:: detach()
enables the subflow to detach from its parent task
Performs an immediate action to detach the subflow. Once the subflow is detached, it is considered finished and you may not modify the subflow anymore.
taskflow.emplace([](tf::Subflow& sf){ sf.emplace([](){}); sf.detach(); });
Only the worker that spawns this subflow can detach it.
void tf:: Subflow:: reset(bool clear_graph = true)
resets the subflow to a joinable state
| Parameters | |
|---|---|
| clear_graph | specifies whether to clear the associated graph (default true ) |
Clears the underlying task graph depending on the given variable clear_graph
(default true
) and then updates the subflow to a joinable state.
bool tf:: Subflow:: joinable() const noexcept
queries if the subflow is joinable
This member function queries if the subflow is joinable. When a subflow is joined or detached, it becomes not joinable.
taskflow.emplace([](tf::Subflow& sf){ sf.emplace([](){}); std::cout << sf.joinable() << '\n'; // true sf.join(); std::cout << sf.joinable() << '\n'; // false });


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What is Hawk-Eye?
This question is strictly aimed at those born yesterday! Well not exactly, but there are scenarios where you’ve heard about it so much, but not really known what it actually meant. So do you know that Hawk-Eye has been bought by Sony and that it’s not officially used by the ICC? Yeah, it’s quite surprising, but that’s exactly what the official Hawk-Eye website says. Anyways, Hawk-Eye is a technology used in cricket which gives you a virtual understanding of the angle and distance of where a ball travels once it pitches. One very common use of Hawk-Eye are the LBW decisions, where the viewers can see the virtual future path of the ball after it’s being pitched and in conclusion get an idea of whether the batsman should actually have been adjudged LBW or not. The whole setup involves six high speed vision processing cameras along with two broadcast cameras. When a deliver is bowled, the position of the ball recorded in each camera is combined to form a “virtual” 3D positioning of the ball after its being delivered. The whole process of the delivery is broken into two parts, delivery to bounce and bounce to impact. Multiple frames of the ball position are measured and through this, you can calculate the direction, speed, swing and dip of that specific delivery. |
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The International Football Association Board requires that goal-line technology does not interfere with the game, and as such only the match officials receive a signal on their watches to indicate whether the whole of the ball has crossed the goal line. This information is transmitted within one second, which ensures an immediate response from the referee and that there are no stoppages or other forms of interference in the game. The match officials are the only ones to receive a signal. Unless the competition organiser decides to show a replay, this information is only available to the match officials. What technologies are there?Camera-based: Several approved systems work with cameras that detect the ball and use software to evaluate the footage from all the cameras. In this way, the system can determine whether the whole of the ball has crossed the goal line. Currently licensed systems work with seven cameras per goal installed as high up as possible within the stadium structure. |
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In cricket a bowling machine is a device which enables a batsman to practice (usually in the nets) and to hone specific skills through repetition of the ball being bowled at a certain length, line and speed. It can also be used when there is no-one available to bowl, or no one of the desired style or standard. There are a number of different types of bowling machine available to cricket coaches, each quite different in the ways they achieve the required delivery, though most allow the use of remote control, so that a coach can be closer to a batsman when the stroke is played. How they workThe main mechanism of the machine consists of two heavy wheels, between 30 and 50 cm in diameter, fitted with solid or pneumatic rubber tyres, each driven by its own electric motor. These are mounted in a frame such that the wheels are in the same plane, about 7 cm apart (slightly less than the diameter of a cricket ball). A ball joint allows the machine a wide range of movement. The whole assembly is mounted on a sturdy tripod or other frame so that the plane of the wheels is roughly at the height that a typical bowler would release the ball. A chute delivers the ball between the wheels, protecting the coach’s hands. |


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Dietary
This indulgent twice-baked soufflé is just the ticket for a spot of sophisticated comfort food.
For the mushrooms and shallots, preheat the oven to 220C/200C Fan/Gas 7.
Heat 50g/1¾oz of the butter and the oil in a small, ovenproof frying pan over a medium heat. Add the shallots, then transfer the pan to the oven and roast the shallots for 15 minutes, or until tender.
Remove the roasted shallots from the pan and set aside. Once cool enough to handle, separate the shallots into 'petals' by peeling each whole layer.
Place the same pan over a medium heat, then add the remaining butter, the mushrooms and the garlic and fry for 3-4 minutes, or until softened and starting to brown.
For the baby leeks, blanch the baby leeks in a large saucepan of boiling, salted water for 1-2 minutes. Drain and refresh in a bowl of ice-cold water.
Heat a griddle pan over a high heat. Rub the leeks all over with a little oil. Add the leeks to the griddle pan and chargrill for 2-3 minutes on all sides, or until golden-brown chargrill marks appear.
Keep all of the vegetables warm until ready to serve.
For the soufflés, preheat the oven to 180C/160C Fan/Gas 4. Grease the base and sides of 4 ramekins with a little butter, then dust with flour, shaking out any excess. Place the ramekins into a deep roasting tray.
Heat 50g/1¾oz of the butter in a frying pan over a medium heat. Add the mushrooms and fry for 1-2 minutes, or until softened. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Melt the remaining butter in a large saucepan over a medium heat. Whisk in the flour to form a thick paste (known as a roux). Cook the roux over a low heat for a further 2-3 minutes, stirring with a wooden spoon.
Gradually whisk in the milk, a little at a time, whisking constantly to prevent any lumps from forming. Once all of the milk has been incorporated into the roux, reduce the heat to its lowest setting and continue to cook for a further 2-3 minutes, or until the mixture is thick enough to coat the back of a spoon.
Stir in 125g/4½oz of the cheese, as well as the mustard and cooked mushrooms. Beat in the egg yolks and season again with salt and pepper, to taste.
In a clean, dry bowl, whisk the egg whites until stiff peaks form when the whisk is removed. Fold the egg whites carefully into the soufflé mixture.
Divide the mixture equally among the prepared ramekins. Pour enough boiling water into the roasting tray to reach halfway up the sides of the ramekins. Carefully transfer the roasting tray to the oven and bake the soufflés for 15-20 minutes, or until they have risen and are evenly browned.
Remove the soufflés from the roasting tray and set aside on a heatproof surface for 5 minutes.
Preheat the grill to its highest setting.
Run a round-bladed knife around the inner edges of the ramekins, then turn out each soufflé into an individual ovenproof dish.
Pour one-quarter of the cream into each dish, coating the top of each soufflé. Sprinkle over the thyme and the remaining cheddar, then grill the soufflés for 3-4 minutes, or until the cheese is bubbling and golden-brown.
To serve, place the soufflé dishes onto serving plates. Spoon the mushrooms, shallots and baby leeks alongside.


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- ObjectPush1 - Interface in org.bluez.obex
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File generated - 2018-07-25.
Based on bluez Documentation: obex-api.txt.
Service: org.bluez.obex
Interface: org.bluez.obex.ObjectPush1
Object path:
[Session object path]
- onBondingFailed(BluetoothPeripheral) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.BluetoothPeripheralCallback
-
Callback invoked when a bonding process has failed
- onBondingStarted(BluetoothPeripheral) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.BluetoothPeripheralCallback
-
Callback invoked when a bonding process is started
- onBondingSucceeded(BluetoothPeripheral) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.BluetoothPeripheralCallback
-
Callback invoked when a bonding process has succeeded
- onBondLost(BluetoothPeripheral) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.BluetoothPeripheralCallback
-
Callback invoked when a bond has been lost and the peripheral is not bonded anymore.
- onCharacteristicChanged(byte[], BluetoothGattCharacteristic) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.internal.GattCallback
- onCharacteristicRead(BluetoothGattCharacteristic, int) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.internal.GattCallback
- onCharacteristicUpdate(BluetoothPeripheral, @org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull byte[], BluetoothGattCharacteristic, int) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.BluetoothPeripheralCallback
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Callback invoked as the result of a characteristic read operation or notification
- onCharacteristicWrite(BluetoothPeripheral, @org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull byte[], BluetoothGattCharacteristic, int) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.BluetoothPeripheralCallback
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Callback indicating the result of a characteristic write operation.
- onCharacteristicWrite(BluetoothGattCharacteristic, int) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.internal.GattCallback
- onConnectedPeripheral(BluetoothPeripheral) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.BluetoothCentralCallback
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Successfully connected with the device.
- onConnectionFailed(BluetoothPeripheral, int) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.BluetoothCentralCallback
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Connecting with the device has failed.
- onConnectionStateChanged(int, int) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.internal.GattCallback
- onDescriptorRead(BluetoothPeripheral, @org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull byte[], BluetoothGattDescriptor, int) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.BluetoothPeripheralCallback
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Callback invoked as the result of a descriptor read operation
- onDescriptorWrite(BluetoothPeripheral, @org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull byte[], BluetoothGattDescriptor, int) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.BluetoothPeripheralCallback
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Callback invoked as the result of a descriptor write operation.
- onDescriptorWrite(BluetoothGattDescriptor, int) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.internal.GattCallback
- onDisconnectedPeripheral(BluetoothPeripheral, int) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.BluetoothCentralCallback
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Device disconnected
- onDiscoveredPeripheral(BluetoothPeripheral, ScanResult) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.BluetoothCentralCallback
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Discovered a peripheral
- onNotificationStateUpdate(BluetoothPeripheral, BluetoothGattCharacteristic, int) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.BluetoothPeripheralCallback
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Callback invoked when the notification state of a characteristic has changed.
- onNotifySet(BluetoothGattCharacteristic, boolean) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.internal.GattCallback
- onPaired() - Method in class com.welie.blessed.internal.GattCallback
- onPairingFailed() - Method in class com.welie.blessed.internal.GattCallback
- onPairingStarted() - Method in class com.welie.blessed.internal.GattCallback
- onPairingStarted(String) - Method in interface com.welie.blessed.bluez.PairingDelegate
- onReadRemoteRssi(BluetoothPeripheral, int, int) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.BluetoothPeripheralCallback
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Callback invoked as the result of a read RSSI operation
- onScanFailed(int) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.BluetoothCentralCallback
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Scanning failed
- onServicesDiscovered(BluetoothPeripheral) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.BluetoothPeripheralCallback
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Callback invoked when the list of remote services, characteristics and descriptors for the remote device have been updated, ie new services have been discovered.
- onServicesDiscovered(List<BluetoothGattService>, int) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.internal.GattCallback
- optionsToVariantMap(Map<String, Object>) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.bluez.AbstractBluetoothObject
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Convert options for read/write commands to the correct Map-type.
DBus library uses a custom object class names 'variant' which is some sort of wrapper
for any object. - org.bluez - package org.bluez
- org.bluez.datatypes - package org.bluez.datatypes
- org.bluez.exceptions - package org.bluez.exceptions
- org.bluez.obex - package org.bluez.obex
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Copyright (c) 2001 Jan Kristian Haugland
The game starts on a 5x5 square board with the following setups:
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If Black starts with C4-C3, White plays D5-D2 and wins. Black can not stop the double threat B5-B2 and B5-E2. One wrong move can often be fatal. |
Some words from the author: The rules are fairly similar to those of Dao, but the two games are very different in terms of, for instance, the amount of neutral positions, and the existence of positions with a forced win hidden many moves ahead. Neutreeko was originally based on Neutron and Teeko (hence the name).
There is a ZRF to play Neutreeko with Zillions. To learn more about Neutreeko, check Jan's website.


Robert De Niro never bores me as an actor, and is always trying to make a fresh cut out of every character he plays. In "Flawless," De Niro plays a paralyzed cop, and this echoes memories of the mental patient he played in "Awakenings," yet surprisingly his role here is overcome by the dazzling Philip Seymour Hoffman.
 Rusty is a show-off - always entertaining any and everyone including a group of drag queens who sing together loudly at his, or, um, her apartment. This infuriates a cop named Walt (De Niro) who lives across the courtyard. Walt is an aching homophobe who also has a low opinion of certain women.  She is a lady." One night, Walt gets a stroke when he hears a shooting, and is paralyzed on the right side of his body. It does not take a rocket scientist to know that these two opposites will come together in some way - how and why is the reason of most of these movies with generic buddy-buddy formulas exist in the first place. When we think of this formula, Eddie Murphy and Nick Nolte come to mind in "48 HRS." or De Niro and Charles Grodin in the fabulous "Midnight Run." I almost want to pair "Flawless" in the same company, but it is a near-miss.
In a matter of speaking, the thrust of "Flawless" is the developing relationship between Rusty and Walt, as Walt reluctantly takes singing lessons from Rusty to correct his speech impediment. This relationship is often threatened by a subplot involving a secret stash of money and some gangsters - somehow, this feels out-of-place and seems to come from another movie entirely. There are not enough scenes of Walt's inner life, or his relationship with a tango dancer or with his cop buddies. Director Joel Schumacher obviously has an affection for Rusty and the circle of drag queens - this may be very personal terrain for Joel but he never takes it as far as one would hope. Instead, we get more gangster threats involving stolen money and drug deals that make one squirm at the screenwriting level. Does a dead parrot and a kidnapped mother merit any attention in a character study like this one?
What is particularly invigorating about "Flawless" is Philip Seymour Hoffman - his performance is on par with Terence Stamp's subtle drag queen character in "Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert." Hoffman makes the smart choice of not infusing any of the stereotypical cliches often associated with such a character - he makes her human and compassionate and appropriately effeminate. There are some scenes between De Niro and Hoffman, particularly when playing the piano and singing, that will take your breath away. Hoffman can easily add this character to his memorable turns in "Boogie Nights" and "Happiness" - this is an actor I will keep an active watch for the in the future.
De Niro lends another fine character role to his oeuvre - it is a difficult part to play because he has to play it with a speech impediment (sometimes it is difficult to comprehend what he is saying). De Niro is essentially second fiddle to Hoffman, who has the showier part, but his character is too underdeveloped. The transition from homophobe to a compassionate human being is less credible than Nicholson's transition in "As Good As It Gets," but at least De Niro makes Walt touching in his frailness and inexpression.
"Flawless" has its share of flaws - the deletion of the gangster subplot would have improved things greatly - but it has a certain poignance and there are delightful zingers along the way, courtesy of Hoffman. And it is Hoffman's performance that is really flawless - he makes his affinity for Hollywood starlets very inviting. You feel like singing and dancing along with him.
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[gecode-users] unnecessary propagator copied during space cloning
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Tue Apr 4 09:22:42 CEST 2006
Hi.
> I have some propagators subscribed to an intview. After calling
> space::status method, I cancel subscription of these propagators before
cloning my space. However, they are still copied during the space
cloning. Is there a way to completely remove them from the space, as
they have become useless ?
Usually, a propagator can remove itself by returning ES_SUBSUMED. You
don't even have to cancel your subscriptions in that case, that should be
done automatically by the propagator's destructor.
If you want to remove the propagator "from the outside" (i.e. not from
within its propagate member function), you must somehow signal that it
should return ES_SUBSUMED on the next run.
(they are not subscribed anymore to any
> view...) I tried to delete them right after cancelling subscription but,
as I quite expected, this gives me a segmentation fault during cloning
of the space.
A propagator is under full control of the Gecode kernel. If you remove it
from outside, all the book-keeping datastructures in the kernel become
inconsistent. The only way to remove a propagator is via subsumption. This
is also the intended logical meaning: a space is monotonic in that only
more constraints can be added. A propagator can only be removed if it
cannot contribute any longer, i.e. if it is subsumed.
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Rob Gronkowski teases ‘big announcement’ ahead of Patriots deadline
by Jaclyn HendricksRob Gronkowski teased Saturday that he will be dropping a major announcement this week, as his decision day with the Patriots looms.
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The timing is quite peculiar given the tight end remains on the IR/retired list and has until the end of November to reach a decision about his NFL future. Should he remain on the list after Nov. 30, he’ll be ineligible to play this year, in accordance with league rules.
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Lyrics of the Hearthside
by Paul Laurence Dunbar
For the Man Who Fails
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1913
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Dunbar, P.L. (1913). The Complete Poems of Paul Laurence Dunbar. New York: Dodd, Mead, and Company.
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- Word Count: 260
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Is the chap for its money’s worth:
And the lust for success causes half of the sins
That are cursing this brave old earth.
For it ’s fine to go up, and the world’s applause
Is sweet to the mortal ear;
But the man who fails in a noble cause
Is a hero that ’s no less dear.
‘T is true enough that the laurel crown
Twines but for the victor’s brow;
For many a hero has lain him down
With naught but the cypress bough.
There are gallant men in the losing fight,
And as gallant deeds are done
As ever graced the captured height
Or the battle grandly won.
We sit at life’s board with our nerves highstrung,
And we play for the stake of Fame,
And our odes are sung and our banners hung
For the man who wins the game.
But I have a song of another kind
Than breathes in these fame–wrought gales,—
An ode to the noble heart and mind
Of the gallant man who fails!
The man who is strong to fight his fight,
And whose will no front can daunt,
If the truth be truth and the right be right,
Is the man that the ages want.


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Evolution (2001) David Duchovny, Orlando Jones, Julianne Moore, Seann William Scott, Ty Burrell, Ted Levine, Dan Ackroyd, Michael Bower, Wendy Braun, Wayne Duvall, Sarah Silverman, Ethan Suplee. Screenplay by David Diamond, David Weissman and Don Jakoby. Directed by Ivan Reitman. 92 minutes. Rated PG-13, 2.5 stars (out of five stars)
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I saw "Evolution" last night at a sneak preview sponsored by a radio station. The response from the capacity crowd was overwhelmingly positive. They howled at the jokes and sections of the audience broke into applause several times. As the closing credits rolled, I heard more than one person exclaim "That was the best comedy I've seen in a long time!"
The general reaction left me mystified, because "Evolution" is pretty mediocre fare. Clearly patterned after "Ghostbusters," which was also directed by hit-and-miss filmmaker Ivan Reitman, the sci-fi comedy pits wisecracking academics against bizarre creatures and petty government officials, but the similarities between the films end there. "Ghostbusters" was a true original, while "Evolution" is, at best, a moderately entertaining variation on a theme.
Set in Glen Canyon, Arizona, "Evolution" opens with would-be fire fighter Wayne Green (Seann "what's the deal with that extra 'n'?" William Scott) practicing rescue techniques in the desert when a meteor screams down from the sky, wrecking his car before it crash-lands in a cavern. Two local college professors come to study the rock: geologist/volleyball coach Harry Block (Orlando Jones) and biologist Ira Kane (David Duchovny).
They discover that the meteor is teeming with one-celled alien organisms with the ability to reproduce and adapt at amazing speed. When Ira leads a field trip to the site, he learns that the evolution is happening even faster than he and Harry believed; the ground is covered with extraterrestrial flatworms.
Soon, the government takes over the crash site, with a snide general (Ted Levine) banning the locals. Working alongside the general is Dr. Allison Reed (Julianne Moore) from the Centers for Disease Control. Ira and the comely doc initially butt heads, but quicker than you can say "formula flick" she hooks up with the good guys.
Just in time, too, as the little alien critters are multiplying and mutating like crazy. One mosquito-like creature invades Harry's body, throwing the geologist into panic mode as an examining physician states "It's headed toward his testicles!" Note: In the trailers for the film, the destination is changed to "crotch," while "bottom" is used in the TV ads. Hmmm. Regardless, the whole thing builds to an anal rescue scene that had the audience in hysterics.
Initially, the aliens die as soon as they are exposed to our atmosphere, but they quickly adapt and grow even more aggressive. A sad-eyed creature absurdly misidentified as a dog (wow – just like in "Ghostbusters."  A winged lizard swoops through a mall with a shoplifter in its talons. Ira, Harry, Allison and Wayne team up to stop the invasion, leading to the obligatory battle royale. In this case, the insipid finale involves yet another anal procedure, coupled with one of the most blatant product placements in movie history.
While "Evolution" is mildly entertaining, its lazy screenplay (which began as a drama) insures that the movie will never rise above tepid. There are a number of good one-liners (Duchovny gets off a nice joke based on his former "X-Files" persona), but for the most part, the filmmakers simply lean on the special effects, which are not all that special. Sorry, boys, but a parade of monsters isn't enough anymore.
The cast is saddled with characters as unimaginative as the script. Seann William Scott, Stifler from "American Pie," says "Wow!" a lot, Orlando Jones, best known as the star of a dreadful series of 7-Up ads, makes black jokes, Julianne Moore stumbles over everything and David Duchovny does his usual deadpan shtick. Oh, and he moons the general. Speaking of the general, you might remember Ted Levine from "The Silence of the Lambs," where he played Buffalo Bill, the serial-killing lunatic. I kept hoping Levine would turn up in front of the aliens nude, with his genitals tucked behind his legs, saying "It doesn't come to Earth without an invitation."
But that would have been nervy, and "Evolution" isn't about taking chances. About two-thirds of the way through the story, some of the aliens evolve into quasi-human form. What if they had evolved further? They could have developed language skills and negotiated with the government for citizenship. Or they could have done to us what we did to the Native Americans, dumping our heroes into low-income housing on a Human Reservation. At the very least, they should have developed their writing skills and turned out a better screenplay than this one.
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[gecode-users] floatvars for Gecode 2.1.1
Filip Konvička
filip.konvicka at logis.cz
Fri Aug 22 11:08:59 CEST 2008
Hi all,
so here is a more-or-less complete implementation of FloatVars for
Gecode 2.1.1:
- Propagators: binary relational, binary arithmetic, linear
- Reified propagators: binary relational, linear
- 2 customizable branchings
Note that you'll need to patch and rebuild Gecode (see contents of the
zipfile).
There is no integration with IntVars yet, and the support of
serialization is not complete. As always, there's lot to improve, but
it's good to release early to get some feedback.
I hope that you'll find this useful. If you find any problems, please
drop me an email.
Cheers,
Filip
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I recently made my own desktop and there were three types of data items that I utilized, RAM (Random-access memory), HDD (Hard Disk Drive), and the SSD(Solid State Drive). The RAM and the HDD I believe are a necessity for a functioning desktop, so you can live without the SSD but in these days where there is a lot of data it will increase the load time of the computer.
The RAM allows data to be read and written, but once the CPU is powered off the data is trashed. I compare RAM to the short term memory of a human being. Which is also known as the working memory. The bigger that it is the bigger the working bench. Of course this needs a good processor to be able to run a certain amount of programs at the same time.
The HDD stores digital data information with a rapidly rotating disk coated with magnetic material. It allows to read and write data and I compare it to the long-term memory where you can store big capacity of data to be retrieved later on. Once it is retrieved it is placed in the RAM(working bench).
The SSD also stored a high capacity of data but it does not contain a rotating disk, instead it uses an integrated circuit to read and write data information. There are some released hybrid drives that are a combination of the HD and SSD and are called SSHD(solid state hybrid drives). This new type of memory has a couple of attributes that increase the performance of the computer. For example it shortens the start-up time, the RAM time, read latency time, data transfer rate, increase reliability, good cost per data capacity. In my opinion the SSD has become a helping hand of both the RAM and the HHD and it's the cheapest upgrade for a computer without one.
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Locomotives & others.
ADVANTAGES:
. Safe, comfortable and easy operation
. Reliable & efficient remote ore removal
. Remote retrieval of disabled vehicles
. Remote inspection of hazardous areas
PORTABLE UNIT
Since the operator can see into the bucket and the surrounding
area, productivity increases substantially and the LHD no longer
returns from the stope with a half empty bucket. Security access
codes prevent unauthorized use of equipment and eliminates the
need for keys. Security Codes are also used to allow the
supervisor to change the pre-selected parameters.
The Nautilus system can be reprogrammed to give On/Off outputs
instead of Proportional outputs or vice-versa, simply by entering
the appropriate security access code.
REMOTE VEHICLE UNIT
This transmitter and receiver unit is located in the remote vehicle and normally operates from it's 12V or 24V Battery. The tough fiberglass housing is very rugged, impervious to vibration and the lid has a full weather-tight "O" ring seal. A thick rubber pad in the lid holds the "plug-in" circuit boards firmly in place and acts as a giant shock absorber. The 32 character illuminated LCD display provides a variety of diagnostic information. All cards are "keyed" with a special notch to ensure that they can only be inserted in the correct position. "Plug-in" design makes the circuit boards easy to replace, ensuring speedy repair and minimal "downtime".
LIGHT BARS
Nautilus uses Qty 4 x 50 Watt quartz - halogen fully adjustable
spotlights to provide excellent lighting for the color cameras.
Each lamp has an "o" ring seal. The housing is machined from a
single block of aluminum. The base and all other fittings are
made from # 304 stainless steel. Nautilus has made the lights
bars as small as possible so that they may be easily mounted
under the F.O.P.S. canopy for maximum protection. Each spotlight
is fully adjustable in the x and y axes. The lights should be
adjusted so that reflections from the bucket are kept to a minimum. Many companies are now replacing their vehicle's lights with Nautilus Light Bars because of the excellent lighting and long life provided by these units.
CAMERA SYSTEM
Nautilus uses only the finest CCD color cameras which are fitted
with an automatic iris and give an excellent picture even in extremely low light conditions.
Engine monitoring and collection of data from up to 32 sensors (analogue and digital) are incorporated into all Nautilus Systems.
FEATURES:
-Full proportional Control and Monitoring
-Single person operation
-Self Checking diagnostic capabilities
-Excellent operating range
-Full feed back
-Synthesized radios
-Pitch and Catch option
-Large 32 character LCD backlit display
The Railmax System allows easy control of a wide variety of
equipment functions:
-Independent Brake
-Automatic Brake
-Transmission or Reverser
-Battery Field
-Throttle
-Front and Rear Lights
-Horn, Bell and Warning Strobe
-Front and Rear Sander's
Nautilus systems use a 16 bit CRC check combined with unique identification codes to ensure the systems will not malfunction in the presence of extraneous RF signals.
Security access codes prevent unauthorized use of equipment and eliminate the need for keys. Security codes are also used to allow the supervisor to change any pre-selected parameters.
The Nautilus commitment to quality includes building custom test equipment which simulates locomotive operation for in-house testing of all systems to ensure perfect field operation and excellent after sales support.
The Railmax is a full-feedback system capable of monitoring all of the important functions of the R.V.U. and sending this information back to the remote operator to be shown on the Chestpack Unit's illuminated LCD display.
Two snap-in rechargeable batteries provide power for up to 10 hours of continuous operation.
The weatherproof portable unit is made of strong, light weight polyethylene and includes sealed switches and a full "O" ring perimeter seal.
The Portable Unit can be programmed to operate on any pre-approved frequency and identification code.
Safety and operating procedures can easily be changed to suit
customer's requirements.
The transmitter can include a tilt detector which automatically protects the operator but does not respond to normal movements such as bending, climbing or lifting.
Switches, Knobs, and the Back-lit Display have all been designed and arranged for maximum efficiency and ease of operation.
The compact size of the R.V.U. makes it very easy to install in the Locomotive or Car Mover.
The microprocessors on the Nautilus R.V.U. continuously monitor all of the required functions and immediately inform the operator as soon as any readings start to move outside of their safe working limits.
Individually fused output relays directly operate even the largest solenoids.
The 32 character illuminated liquid crystal display provides a variety of diagnostic information.
"Plug-in" design makes the circuit boards easy to replace, ensuring speedy repair and minimal "down-time".
All cards are "keyed" with a special notch to ensure that they can only be inserted in the correct position in the R.V.U. Motherboard.
The tough fiberglass enclosure includes a weather - tight "O" ring seal and is fitted with rubber shock mounts.
A thick rubber pad in the lid acts as a giant shock absorber but also holds the "plug-in" circuit boards firmly in place.
Manifold mounted valves and plug-in solenoids ensure easy maintenance and reliable operation.
Strategically placed gauges make it easy to monitor the pneumatic status of the locomotive.
CHARACTERISTICS:
-Extremely rugged
-Completely Weatherproof
-Easy to operate
-Very cost-effective
-Safe and reliable
-Explosion proof
Nautilus Cranemax Systems are designed to ensure that both the operator and the equipment are protected for safe operation.
The use of a 16 bit CRC check combined with unique identification codes ensures the System will not malfunction in the presence of extraneous RF signals.
APPLICATIONS:
-Overhead Cranes
-Tower Cranes
-Mobile Cranes
-Telescopic Boom Cranes
-Harbour Quay Cranes
-Railway Cranes
-Many other types of mobile equipment
Nautilus Cranemax Systems are custom engineered to meet each crane's specifications to assure safe and reliable operation.
FEATURES:
The Nautilus Cranemax System will use 1 of 3 Portable Control Units.
The Chestpack 600, the Maxonic 200 or the Powerbase 300.
Each of these Portable Units can control many different types of AC and DC powered cranes.
Security access codes prevent unauthorized use of equipment and eliminate the need for keys. Security codes are also used to allow the supervisor to change pre-selected parameters.
The Portable Unit can be programmed to operate on any pre-approved frequency and identification code. Safety and operating procedures can easily be changed to suit customer's requirements.
A single Portable Unit may control 2 different cranes either individually or simultaneously. This is very useful when two cranes must carry a long steel girder or oversize container between them.
This transmitter is designed to meet the customer's needs and can operate 7 motions with each motion having up to 5 speeds and / or:
-Single or dual Bridge
-Up to 3 Trolleys
-Up to 3 Hoists
-Hydraulic Bridge Brake
-Pitch and Catch operation
The Trolley / Hoist selector switch selects the required Trolley and Hoist combination allowing the 3 knobs to easily control up to 7 motions.
The Portable Unit will also remotely control a Crane's hydraulic footbrake (if required).
This System is capable of operating 6 or 7 motion cranes with each motion having up to 6 speeds. Dynamic lowering and proportional control voltages to SCR drivers is not a problem.
The portable unit is light weight and fully weatherproof for use indoors or outdoors in all weather conditions from -30ø C to +60ø C.
A thick rubber pad in the enclosure lid holds the plug-in circuit boards firmly in place.
The tough fiberglass enclosure includes a weather tight "O" ring seal and is fitted with rubber shock mounts.
Plug-in design makes the circuit boards easy to replace, ensuring speedy repair and minimal "down-time".
All cards are "keyed" with a special notch to ensure that they can only be inserted in the correct position in the Remote Unit Motherboard.
The compact size of the Receiver makes it very simple to install anywhere on the Crane Bridge or in the cab.
Although the Unit is small it contains all of the elements required to directly operate the various Crane's AC contactors.
The 32 character illuminated liquid crystal display provides a variety of diagnostic information.
production
ConnectIT Category Description: ENVIRONMENT, NATURAL RESSOURCES
Mining
Columbia, Canada.
We currently export our products to the U.S.A., Chile, Brazil,
Finland, France, South Africa, Russia, China, Australia,
Venezuela, Mexico, and Columbia.
After 17 years of research and development Nautilus offers the
most advanced Radio and TV Remote Control & Communications
Systems. These systems are used by a wide range of industries
including: Mining, Railways, Marine, Offshore installations and
many others.
Nautilus has 2 very large contracts in Australia for
Tele-operation of underground mining vehicles (unmanned) and is
the world leader in this field.
We are currently working on the automation of almost all of the
equipment used in underground mines.
Market profile
Industry sector market interests:
- Forestry
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Aerospace
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Australia
- Brazil
- Chile
- Finland
- France
- Mexico
- Russian Federation
- United States
- Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
Sector information
Unique applications:
New Safety System available now, which providesprotection for personnel against being hit by
vehicles (Buddy System).
Key / Major clients:
Northparkes Mine, Australia - Noranda / BrunswickMine, New Brunswick - Placer Dome, Ontario - Inco
Limited, Manitoba - Pasminco, Australia - Kiena
Mine, Quebec - Dow Chemical, USA - DuPont - GE -
Les Mines McWatters - Placerdome - Teck-Corona -
Williams Mine.
Success stories:
Tele-operation of 6 unmanned mining vehicles froma remote control room at Northparkes Mine in
Australia. Design and manufacture of a Custom
Radio Remote Control for Ship Loader - Iron Ore.
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334512 - Measuring, Medical and Controlling Devices Manufacturing
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
Locomotives & others.
ADVANTAGES:
. Safe, comfortable and easy operation
. Reliable & efficient remote ore removal
. Remote retrieval of disabled vehicles
. Remote inspection of hazardous areas
PORTABLE UNIT
Since the operator can see into the bucket and the surrounding
area, productivity increases substantially and the LHD no longer
returns from the stope with a half empty bucket. Security access
codes prevent unauthorized use of equipment and eliminates the
need for keys. Security Codes are also used to allow the
supervisor to change the pre-selected parameters.
The Nautilus system can be reprogrammed to give On/Off outputs
instead of Proportional outputs or vice-versa, simply by entering
the appropriate security access code.
REMOTE VEHICLE UNIT
This transmitter and receiver unit is located in the remote vehicle and normally operates from it's 12V or 24V Battery. The tough fiberglass housing is very rugged, impervious to vibration and the lid has a full weather-tight "O" ring seal. A thick rubber pad in the lid holds the "plug-in" circuit boards firmly in place and acts as a giant shock absorber. The 32 character illuminated LCD display provides a variety of diagnostic information. All cards are "keyed" with a special notch to ensure that they can only be inserted in the correct position. "Plug-in" design makes the circuit boards easy to replace, ensuring speedy repair and minimal "downtime".
LIGHT BARS
Nautilus uses Qty 4 x 50 Watt quartz - halogen fully adjustable
spotlights to provide excellent lighting for the color cameras.
Each lamp has an "o" ring seal. The housing is machined from a
single block of aluminum. The base and all other fittings are
made from # 304 stainless steel. Nautilus has made the lights
bars as small as possible so that they may be easily mounted
under the F.O.P.S. canopy for maximum protection. Each spotlight
is fully adjustable in the x and y axes. The lights should be
adjusted so that reflections from the bucket are kept to a minimum. Many companies are now replacing their vehicle's lights with Nautilus Light Bars because of the excellent lighting and long life provided by these units.
CAMERA SYSTEM
Nautilus uses only the finest CCD color cameras which are fitted
with an automatic iris and give an excellent picture even in extremely low light conditions.
Engine monitoring and collection of data from up to 32 sensors (analogue and digital) are incorporated into all Nautilus Systems.
FEATURES:
-Full proportional Control and Monitoring
-Single person operation
-Self Checking diagnostic capabilities
-Excellent operating range
-Full feed back
-Synthesized radios
-Pitch and Catch option
-Large 32 character LCD backlit display
The Railmax System allows easy control of a wide variety of
equipment functions:
-Independent Brake
-Automatic Brake
-Transmission or Reverser
-Battery Field
-Throttle
-Front and Rear Lights
-Horn, Bell and Warning Strobe
-Front and Rear Sander's
Nautilus systems use a 16 bit CRC check combined with unique identification codes to ensure the systems will not malfunction in the presence of extraneous RF signals.
Security access codes prevent unauthorized use of equipment and eliminate the need for keys. Security codes are also used to allow the supervisor to change any pre-selected parameters.
The Nautilus commitment to quality includes building custom test equipment which simulates locomotive operation for in-house testing of all systems to ensure perfect field operation and excellent after sales support.
The Railmax is a full-feedback system capable of monitoring all of the important functions of the R.V.U. and sending this information back to the remote operator to be shown on the Chestpack Unit's illuminated LCD display.
Two snap-in rechargeable batteries provide power for up to 10 hours of continuous operation.
The weatherproof portable unit is made of strong, light weight polyethylene and includes sealed switches and a full "O" ring perimeter seal.
The Portable Unit can be programmed to operate on any pre-approved frequency and identification code.
Safety and operating procedures can easily be changed to suit
customer's requirements.
The transmitter can include a tilt detector which automatically protects the operator but does not respond to normal movements such as bending, climbing or lifting.
Switches, Knobs, and the Back-lit Display have all been designed and arranged for maximum efficiency and ease of operation.
The compact size of the R.V.U. makes it very easy to install in the Locomotive or Car Mover.
The microprocessors on the Nautilus R.V.U. continuously monitor all of the required functions and immediately inform the operator as soon as any readings start to move outside of their safe working limits.
Individually fused output relays directly operate even the largest solenoids.
The 32 character illuminated liquid crystal display provides a variety of diagnostic information.
"Plug-in" design makes the circuit boards easy to replace, ensuring speedy repair and minimal "down-time".
All cards are "keyed" with a special notch to ensure that they can only be inserted in the correct position in the R.V.U. Motherboard.
The tough fiberglass enclosure includes a weather - tight "O" ring seal and is fitted with rubber shock mounts.
A thick rubber pad in the lid acts as a giant shock absorber but also holds the "plug-in" circuit boards firmly in place.
Manifold mounted valves and plug-in solenoids ensure easy maintenance and reliable operation.
Strategically placed gauges make it easy to monitor the pneumatic status of the locomotive.
CHARACTERISTICS:
-Extremely rugged
-Completely Weatherproof
-Easy to operate
-Very cost-effective
-Safe and reliable
-Explosion proof
Nautilus Cranemax Systems are designed to ensure that both the operator and the equipment are protected for safe operation.
The use of a 16 bit CRC check combined with unique identification codes ensures the System will not malfunction in the presence of extraneous RF signals.
APPLICATIONS:
-Overhead Cranes
-Tower Cranes
-Mobile Cranes
-Telescopic Boom Cranes
-Harbour Quay Cranes
-Railway Cranes
-Many other types of mobile equipment
Nautilus Cranemax Systems are custom engineered to meet each crane's specifications to assure safe and reliable operation.
FEATURES:
The Nautilus Cranemax System will use 1 of 3 Portable Control Units.
The Chestpack 600, the Maxonic 200 or the Powerbase 300.
Each of these Portable Units can control many different types of AC and DC powered cranes.
Security access codes prevent unauthorized use of equipment and eliminate the need for keys. Security codes are also used to allow the supervisor to change pre-selected parameters.
The Portable Unit can be programmed to operate on any pre-approved frequency and identification code. Safety and operating procedures can easily be changed to suit customer's requirements.
A single Portable Unit may control 2 different cranes either individually or simultaneously. This is very useful when two cranes must carry a long steel girder or oversize container between them.
This transmitter is designed to meet the customer's needs and can operate 7 motions with each motion having up to 5 speeds and / or:
-Single or dual Bridge
-Up to 3 Trolleys
-Up to 3 Hoists
-Hydraulic Bridge Brake
-Pitch and Catch operation
The Trolley / Hoist selector switch selects the required Trolley and Hoist combination allowing the 3 knobs to easily control up to 7 motions.
The Portable Unit will also remotely control a Crane's hydraulic footbrake (if required).
This System is capable of operating 6 or 7 motion cranes with each motion having up to 6 speeds. Dynamic lowering and proportional control voltages to SCR drivers is not a problem.
The portable unit is light weight and fully weatherproof for use indoors or outdoors in all weather conditions from -30ø C to +60ø C.
A thick rubber pad in the enclosure lid holds the plug-in circuit boards firmly in place.
The tough fiberglass enclosure includes a weather tight "O" ring seal and is fitted with rubber shock mounts.
Plug-in design makes the circuit boards easy to replace, ensuring speedy repair and minimal "down-time".
All cards are "keyed" with a special notch to ensure that they can only be inserted in the correct position in the Remote Unit Motherboard.
The compact size of the Receiver makes it very simple to install anywhere on the Crane Bridge or in the cab.
Although the Unit is small it contains all of the elements required to directly operate the various Crane's AC contactors.
The 32 character illuminated liquid crystal display provides a variety of diagnostic information.
production
ConnectIT Category Description: ENVIRONMENT, NATURAL RESSOURCES
Mining
Columbia, Canada.
We currently export our products to the U.S.A., Chile, Brazil,
Finland, France, South Africa, Russia, China, Australia,
Venezuela, Mexico, and Columbia.
After 17 years of research and development Nautilus offers the
most advanced Radio and TV Remote Control & Communications
Systems. These systems are used by a wide range of industries
including: Mining, Railways, Marine, Offshore installations and
many others.
Nautilus has 2 very large contracts in Australia for
Tele-operation of underground mining vehicles (unmanned) and is
the world leader in this field.
We are currently working on the automation of almost all of the
equipment used in underground mines.
Market
Market profile
Industry sector market interests:
- Forestry
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Aerospace
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Australia
- Brazil
- Chile
- Finland
- France
- Mexico
- Russian Federation
- United States
- Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
Sector
Sector information
Unique applications:
New Safety System available now, which providesprotection for personnel against being hit by
vehicles (Buddy System).
Key / Major clients:
Northparkes Mine, Australia - Noranda / BrunswickMine, New Brunswick - Placer Dome, Ontario - Inco
Limited, Manitoba - Pasminco, Australia - Kiena
Mine, Quebec - Dow Chemical, USA - DuPont - GE -
Les Mines McWatters - Placerdome - Teck-Corona -
Williams Mine.
Success stories:
Tele-operation of 6 unmanned mining vehicles froma remote control room at Northparkes Mine in
Australia. Design and manufacture of a Custom
Radio Remote Control for Ship Loader - Iron Ore.


Modern technologies ensure safety
Our clinic is equipped with the highest quality medical and dental equipment, which allows for quick and effective treatment of the patient.
Our clinic is equipped with the highest quality medical and dental equipment, which allows for quick and effective treatment of the patient.
The DentialClinic Center located in the city of Stockholm is one of the most modern dentistry centers in Sweden. It was created for demanding patients who expect the highest quality of services combined with comfort and a pleasant atmosphere. The highest-class dental equipment possessed by the DentialClinic Center enables complicated procedures to be carried out. In our dental practice we combine passion, technology and quality. We strive to fulfill your dreams of a wonderful smile.
Comprehensive review of the mouth and detection of broken teeth and other threats.
Any broken tooth is a threat to the body, so this danger should be removed from the mouth.
Any broken tooth is a threat to the body, so this danger should be removed from the mouth.
A simple and safe polishing treatment improves the health of teeth that will get a better look.
The best solution when you can not save a healthy tooth and you need to apply artificial solutions.
The cheapest tooth protection is their cleaning and a regular visit to the dentist.


Upcoming competition 'Technology inspired'
You have agreed to be an assessor for the upcoming competition 'Technology Inspired'
15 to 25 April: Assessment Period
Assessment period for reading, scoring, providing written comments and submitting to our online service. Each assessor could receive up to 10 applications to assess. This depends on the application response. Our assessment fee for this compeition is £100 per application
The assessor briefing is mandatory. It will consist of a one hour webinar on 21 March 2017.
Competition Details: Technology Inspired
Innovate UK is to invest up to £3 million in feasibility studies to stimulate innovation across four enabling technology areas that underpin future UK growth: advanced materials; biosciences; electronics, sensors and photonics; and information and communication technology (ICT).
If you have any queries, please contact the competitions team competitions@innovateuk.gov.uk


Working with the statsmodels Code¶
Github¶
The statsmodels code base is hosted on Github. To contribute you will need to sign up for a free Github account.
Version Control and Git¶
We use the Git version control system for development. Git allows many people to work together on the same project. In a nutshell, it allows you to make changes to the code independent of others who may also be working on the code and allows you to easily contribute your changes to the codebase. It also keeps a complete history of all changes to the code, so you can easily undo changes or see when a change was made, by whom, and why.
To install and configure Git, and to setup SSH keys, see setting up git.
To learn more about Git, you may want to visit:
Below, we describe the bare minimum git commands you need to contribute to statsmodels.
statsmodels Git/Github Workflow¶
Forking and cloning¶
After setting up git, you need to fork the main statsmodels repository. To do this, visit the statsmodels project page and hit the fork button (see instructions for forking a repo for details). This should take you to your fork’s page.
Then, you want to clone the fork to your machine:
git clone https://github.com/your-user-name/statsmodels
cd statsmodels
git remote add upstream https://github.com/statsmodels/statsmodels
git fetch --all
The third line sets-up a read-only connection to the upstream statsmodels repository. This will allow you to periodically update your local code with changes in the upstream. The final command fetches both your repository and the upstream statsmodels repository.
Create a Branch¶
All changes to the code should be made in a feature branch. To create a branch, type:
git checkout main
git rebase upstream/main
git checkout -b shiny-new-feature
The first two lines ensure you are starting from an up-to-date version of the upstream statsmodels repository. The third creates and checkout a new branch.
Doing:
git branch
will give something like:
* shiny-new-feature
main
to indicate that you are now on the shiny-new-feature branch.
Making changes¶
Hack away! Make any changes that you want, but please keep the work in your branch completely confined to one specific topic, bugfix, or feature implementation. You can work across multiple files and have many commits, but the changes should all be related to the feature of the feature branch, whatever that may be.
Now imagine that you changed the file foo.py. You can see your changes by typing:
git status
This will print something like:
# On branch shiny-new-feature
# Changes not staged for commit:
# (use "git add <file>..." to update what will be committed)
# (use "git checkout -- <file>..." to discard changes in working directory)
#
# modified: relative/path/to/foo.py
#
no changes added to commit (use "git add" and/or "git commit -a")
Before you can commit these changes, you have to add, or stage, the changes. You can do this by typing:
git add path/to/foo.py
Then check the status to make sure your commit looks okay:
git status
should give something like:
# On branch shiny-new-feature
# Changes to be committed:
# (use "git reset HEAD <file>..." to unstage)
#
# modified: /relative/path/to/foo.py
#
Pushing your changes¶
At any time you can push your feature branch (and any changes) to your github (fork) repository by:
git push
although the first time you will need to run
git push –set-upstream origin shiny-new-feature
to instruct git to set the current branch to track its corresponding branch in your github repository.
You can see the remote repositories by:
git remote -v
If you added the upstream repository as described above you will see something like:
origin https://github.com/yourname/statsmodels.git (fetch)
origin https://github.com/yourname/statsmodels.git (push)
upstream https://github.com/statsmodels/statsmodels.git (fetch)
upstream https://github.com/statsmodels/statsmodels.git (push)
Before you push any commits, however, it is highly recommended that you make sure what you are pushing makes sense and looks clean. You can review your change history by:
git log --oneline --graph
It pays to take care of things locally before you push them to github. So when in doubt, do not push. Also see the advice on keeping your history clean in Merging vs. Rebasing.
Pull Requests¶
When you are ready to ask for a code review, we recommend that you file a pull request. Before you do so you should check your changeset yourself. You can do this by using compare view on github.
Navigate to your repository on github.
Click on Branch List
Click on the Compare button for your feature branch, shiny-new-feature.
Select the base and compare branches, if necessary. This will be main and shiny-new-feature, respectively.
From here you will see a nice overview of your changes. If anything is amiss, you can fix it.
If everything looks good you are read to make a pull request.
Navigate to your repository on github.
Click on the Pull Request button.
You can then click on Commits and Files Changed to make sure everything looks okay one last time.
Write a description of your changes in the Preview Discussion tab.
Click Send Pull Request.
Your request will then be reviewed. If you need to go back and make more changes, you can make them in your branch and push them to github and the pull request will be automatically updated.
One last thing to note. If there has been a lot of work in upstream/main since you started your patch, you might want to rebase. However, you can probably get away with not rebasing if these changes are unrelated to the work you have done in the shiny-new-feature branch. If you can avoid it, then do not rebase. If you have to, try to do it once and when you are at the end of your changes. Read on for some notes on Merging vs. Rebasing.
Advanced Topics¶
Merging vs. Rebasing¶
This is a topic that has been discussed at great length and with considerable more expertise than we can offer here. This section will provide some resources for further reading and some advice. The focus, though, will be for those who wish to submit pull requests for a feature branch. For these cases rebase should be preferred.
A rebase replays commits from one branch on top of another branch to preserve a linear history. Recall that your commits were tested against a (possibly) older version of main from which you started your branch, so if you rebase, you could introduce bugs. However, if you have only a few commits, this might not be such a concern. One great place to start learning about rebase is rebasing without tears. In particular, heed the warnings. Namely, always make a new branch before doing a rebase. This is good general advice for working with git. I would also add never use rebase on work that has already been published. If another developer is using your work, do not rebase!!
As for merging, never merge from trunk into your feature branch. You will, however, want to check that your work will merge cleanly into trunk. This will help out the reviewers. You can do this in your local repository by merging your work into your main branch (or any branch that tracks the remote main branch) and Running Tests.
Deleting Branches¶
Once your feature branch is accepted into upstream, you might want to get rid of it. First you’ll want to merge upstream main into your branch. That way git will know that it can safely delete your branch:
git fetch upstream
git checkout main
git merge upstream/main
Then you can just do:
git branch -d shiny-new-feature
Make sure you use a lower-case -d. That way, git will complain if your feature branch has not actually been merged. The branch will still exist on github however. To delete the branch on github, do:
git push origin :shiny-new-feature branch


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I began my academic life at the tender age of 3 when I first attended Rainbow Preschool in Libby, MT.
I was not to be on the fast track long and was held back for a second year of preschool. Since then, things have gone rather smoothly.
I graduated from Pacific Lutheran University in May, 2000. Since then I have resided in Lincoln, NE
where I completed a masters degree in mathematics from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
I am currently working towards my Ph.D. under the direction of Roger Wiegand.
The current plan is to start the arduous task of looking for jobs this fall and to graduate in May of 2005.
Mathematically, I am interested in studying the representation theory of local rings, i.e., the structures of modules over local rings.
In particular I have been studying finitely generated torsion-free modules over one-dimensional rings of finite representation type
(those rings having only finitely many isomorphism classes of indecomposable finitely generated torsion-free modules). Please see my research statement for more information.
When I'm not trying to prove theorems, I enjoy reading (pop-up books rule!), cooking (I particularly enjoy making sushi and various Indian dishes),
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After considering all of the above features, the next challenge is interfacing to your capital equipment. See how Triad’s secureASIC facilitates this process:
With a secureASIC from Triad, you can define and develop your own protocol!
Allows for an extra security layer due to the non-standard interface
Enables flexibility between number of signal wires and communication bandwidth
May be parasitically powered from communication
Define your own methods for error detection and recovery


The true model is shown as the thick red line and the effect of the underestimated uncertainties is obvious when you look at this figure. The standard way to fit a line to these data (assuming independent Gaussian error bars) is linear least squares.


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MEDICATION FOR PROBLEM STUDENTS: POSSIBLE SOLUTION OR UNACCEPTABLE
RISK?
DENVER _ As a debate over the growing use of behavioral drugs
for children intensifies across the country, the Colorado Board of
Education has passed a resolution meant to discourage teachers from
recommending prescription drugs like Ritalin and Luvox for
students.
The resolution carries no legal weight. But as the first of its
kind in the nation, it urges teachers and other school personnel to
use discipline and instruction to overcome problem behavior in the
classroom, rather than to encourage parents to put their children
on drugs that are commonly prescribed for attention deficit and
hyperactive disorders.
Proponents of the resolution, which passed by a 6-1 vote Nov.
11, said they were motivated, in part, by evidence that they said
suggests dozens of violent crimes in recent years, including the
massacre last spring at Columbine High School, were committed by
young people taking psychotropic drugs.
One of the teen-age shooters at Columbine, Eric Harris, had been
taking Luvox, an anti-depressant, although there is no evidence
that the drug had anything to do with the shootings.
No other states are considering a measure similar to the one in
Colorado, where an unusual set of circumstances played a role in
the resolution's passage: an elected and fairly conservative school
board responding, in part, to the outcry from one of the nation's
worst school shootings. But the resolution reflects broader issues,
as well, as parents, mental health professionals and school
officials around the country debate the rising use of behavioral
drugs for children.


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ResultsPage is a fun little app that shows off some of what
Soccermetrics software can do. We access data from our web APIs to display results
and tables for various types of football competitions all over the world. In future
releases, you'll be able to click on the team and check out how their goals and points
change over a season.
We hope you enjoy ResultsPage as much as we did creating it.


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Pig biltong venison pastrami, tenderloin filet mignon jowl. Tongue picanha biltong cupim pork ball tip short ribs alcatra swine filet mignon brisket doner ham ribeye. Kielbasa porchetta ball tip, ribeye swine pork doner kevin.  Jerky tongue kielbasa pork loin t-bone biltong hamburger ground round picanha strip steak chuck bresaola venison tenderloin bacon.
Cupim tenderloin rump t-bone biltong turkey porchetta pork shank alcatra meatloaf tri-tip brisket ribeye kielbasa.  Doner biltong jowl alcatra, tongue kielbasa spare ribs filet mignon pork loin shank flank fatback. Frankfurter corned beef meatball kielbasa burgdoggen pig, capicola t-bone fatback swine tri-tip chicken turkey turducken. Shank capicola ground round flank kevin beef ribs brisket boudin hamburger. Spare ribs pancetta cow doner, pork filet mignon turkey flank ham hock frankfurter swine shankle.
Corned beef meatball pancetta short loin ribeye brisket venison kevin capicola chuck frankfurter jerky.  Drumstick turkey pig, rump sausage venison ball tip tri-tip tenderloin kevin burgdoggen. Frankfurter filet mignon tri-tip cow drumstick jerky ham hock andouille. Pig cupim strip steak, meatloaf andouille tri-tip shoulder meatball pancetta pork belly. Capicola shankle spare ribs landjaeger, bacon venison pork loin.
Cupim boudin short ribs, ham hock bacon porchetta bresaola shoulder brisket spare ribs meatball swine ribeye.
 Drumstick turkey pig, rump sausage venison ball tip tri-tip tenderloin kevin burgdoggen. Frankfurter filet mignon tri-tip cow drumstick jerky ham hock andouille.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.agenarisk.api.model |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
Model.absorb(org.json.JSONObject json)
Creates all the Model structure from the provided JSONObject.
|
DataSet |
Model.createDataSet(org.json.JSONObject jsonDataSet)
Creates a DataSet for this Model from JSON data.
|
protected static DataSet |
DataSet.createDataSet(Model model,
org.json.JSONObject jsonDataSet)
Creates a DataSet for the Model from JSON data.
|
Link |
Model.createLink(String sourceNetworkId,
String sourceNodeId,
String targetNetworkId,
String targetNodeId,
String stateLabel)
Creates a CrossNetworkLink of type CrossNetworkLink.Type.State that passes the given state from source Node to target Node.
|
static Model |
Model.createModel(org.json.JSONObject json)
Factory method to create an instance of a Model from provided JSONObject.
|
static Model |
Model.createModel(uk.co.agena.minerva.model.Model api1Model)
Creates a Model from a Minerva Model object.
|
boolean |
Model.factorize()
Performs binary factorization on the model if there are any simulation nodes with more than 3 parents.
This involves the model being recreated from scratch and all previously held references to pre-existing objects in the Model will become invalid and should be released. |
Map<Id,? extends Identifiable> |
Model.getIdMap(Class<? extends Identifiable> idClassType)
Deprecated.
For internal use only
|
static Model |
Model.loadModel(String path)
Loads a Model from provided path
|
void |
Model.throwIdExistsException(String id)
Deprecated.
For internal use only
|
void |
Model.throwOldIdNullException(String id)
Deprecated.
For internal use only
|
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The inteface is divided between the textual part and the map, you can resize those panel with bar in the middle.
To create an event you had to "right-click" on the map at the place you want the event to be and then click on the marker that appeared. A dialog box will allow you to set the details of the events and then save it.
The new markers are the green markers. You can create as many event marker as you want, but they won't but if you want to keep them ypou have to save them by clicking on them. Once saved they will appear as a saved event.
You can delete the new events at any time but the button "Delete new markers" at the top of the map.
The saved events can be seen in the list on the left and as marker on the map. They are the blue markers.
You can see the details of a saved event by clicking on the marker or on the evnet name in the list. The details are displayed at the bottom of the left panel, below the list of events.


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