TOMORROW NEVER DIES (1997) A film review by Ram Samudrala
As has been repeated several times, the demise of Communism in the Soviet Union is one of the worst things to happen to Hollywood. Dozens of plot devices were no longer available. Some writers, however, kept going, dishing out the same plots, only realising later that they could no longer bank on the anti-Communist tendencies that were present in the general populace to carry the movie. However, a few movies in Hollywood managed to reinvent themselves. Fortunately for us, the James Bond series is one of them.
In the latest James Bond flick, /Tomorrow Never Dies/, not only do we see cooperation between the Imperialists and the Communists, we see a more confident Pierce Brosnan playing James Bond, and the contentment of knowing that the more some things change, the more they stay the same.
Brosnan is definitely the right person to play 007. Neither George Lazenby nor Timothy Dalton were very charismatic, and Roger Moore and Sean Connery are not as young (though it would be interesting to see a Bond movie set in the future (i.e., depicting an old or retired Bond), with Connery returning). To his credit, Brosnan appears to have settled into the driver's seat, making the depiction of James Bond /Tomorrow Never Dies/ one of the best.
The plot in /Tomorrow Never Dies/ is essentially the same as other Bond movies. The movie opens with a great action sequence, even better than the one in /Goldeneye/, which depicts Bond preventing a plane carrying nuclear weapons from being destroyed by a missile. The credits sequence is spectacular, primarily due to the presence of an "electronic figurine".
Soon we switch gears and learn of an evil media tycoon, Elliot Carver (Jonathan Pryce), who seeks to control how information is distributed around the world. Carver is a character who literally is symbolic of people like Ted Turner and Rupert Murdoch, but he reminded me of Bill Gates. Of course, the ultimate goal of this control is the epitome of capitalism: acquisition of wealth. How ironic then that a movie series that relied on anti-communist tendencies now relies on anti-capitalist tendencies to sell itself.
Carver's idea of information control involves being the source of information generated, so he can be the "first" to distribute it. To this end, he manages to create a situation, through the use of his technology, where China and the United Kingdom are almost at war with each other. Bond is assigned to stop him.
As Bond goes about his job, he runs into Carver's loyal henchman Stamper (Gotz Otto), Dr. Kaufman (Vincent Schiavelli), one of the most humourous characters in the movie, Wai Lin (Michelle Yeoh), a Chinese agent who helps Bond fight Carver, and Paris Carver (played listlessly by Teri Hatcher) an old flame of Bond.
At this point, the burning questions are: how long does it take before Bond gets to sleep with Paris and Wai Lin?  Who dies first: Stamper or Carver? And so on. For answers to these, you have to see the movie.
So while it may seem like a lot has changed, but in some ways, the Bond movie series has still remained the same.
Brosnan and Yeoh are well-matched. I much prefer Yeoh, who is fairly charismatic, to many of the other ladies Bond has been paired up with. Pryce plays a brilliant over-the-top villain. One of the most amusing scenes in the movie is when Carver mockingly imitates Wai Lin's kicks and punches, ending with "pathetic!"
The main problem I had with the movie was the less-than-perfect production. Perhaps it was due to filming in a foreign country, but there's a lot of awkwardness among the extras, which indicates that not enough footage was collected, or enough attention wasn't paid on the cutting room floor. But since I like Jackie Chan movies, this is only a minor nitpick as far as I am concerned.
The other problems include a suggested conflict between M (Judi Dench) and a British general, which is never exploited fully. The one-liners by Moneypenny (Samantha Bond), whose role entailed little more making little quips, irked me. Finally, there is little inventiveness (unlike in Jackie Chan movies) involved in how Bond gets out of the scrapes he gets himself from.
The premise of the movie isn't that far off from reality. Given the direction intellectual property laws are heading, nothing short of a police state will ensure that the so-called "owners of information" profit from every use of the information. And who said a Bond movie isn't thought-provoking?
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| boot_ci | Standard error and confidence intervals for bootstrapped estimates |
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| mwu | Mann-Whitney-U-Test |
| nhanes_sample | Sample dataset from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey |
| omega_sq | Deprecated functions |
| phi | Measures of association for contingency tables |
| prop | Proportions of values in a vector |
| props | Proportions of values in a vector |
| p_value | Deprecated functions |
| r2 | Deprecated functions |
| robust | Deprecated functions |
| samplesize_mixed | Sample size for linear mixed models |
| scale_weights | Deprecated functions |
| sd_pop | Calculate population variance and standard deviation |
| se | Deprecated functions |
| se_ybar | Standard error of sample mean for mixed models |
| smpsize_lmm | Sample size for linear mixed models |
| survey_median | Weighted statistics for tests and variables |
| svyglm.nb | Survey-weighted negative binomial generalised linear model |
| svyglm.zip | Survey-weighted zero-inflated Poisson model |
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| var_pop | Calculate population variance and standard deviation |
| weight | Weight a variable |
| weight2 | Weight a variable |
| weighted_chisqtest | Weighted statistics for tests and variables |
| weighted_chisqtest.default | Weighted statistics for tests and variables |
| weighted_chisqtest.formula | Weighted statistics for tests and variables |
| weighted_correlation | Weighted statistics for tests and variables |
| weighted_correlation.default | Weighted statistics for tests and variables |
| weighted_correlation.formula | Weighted statistics for tests and variables |
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How to create a dashboard with metrics using Datadog
The Datadog Agent allows you to collect metrics from your instances and a dashboards can be a very useful tool to monitoring those metrics from your instances.
Install the Datadog Agent
We need to install the Datadog Agent on our target hosts so that we can collect the metrics from our hosts. The ideal solution is to do this with Ansible but I will demonstrate how to install it on an Ubuntu machine.
- Login to your Datadog account (https://www.datadoghq.com/) and select
Integrations
at the top of the page and then clickAgent
- Select which OS you want to install the Agent on, copy the one-step installation code from Step 1 (Should look similar to the code below) and SSH into your host and paste the code.
DD_API_KEY=9289c8******** bash -c "$(curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DataDog/datadog-agent/master/cmd/agent/install_script.sh)"
- You should now be able to click on
Infrastructure
and thenInfrastructure List
to see a list of hosts where you have installed the agent on.
AWS Integration
Next step is to sync our AWS account to Datadog so what we can get an overlook of our full infrastructure.
- Click on
Integrations
from the menu on the top and selectIntegrations
. - Search for AWS in the search field and select it.
- You’ll be taken to a page that asks for your AWS account ID and AWS Role name.
Enter the AWS ID of your organization (if you are in one,<PHONE_NUMBER>57 in our case).
Enter
DatadogAWSIntegrationRole
for the AWS Role name. - Click on
Install/Update configuration
in the left corner. - DONE! Click on
Infrastructure
and thenInfrastructure List
again and you should now be able to see your full infrastructure.
Screenboard vs Timeboard
- Screenboards are used for status boards and sharing data. All graphs in a screenboard can have individual time scopes and they are used to monitor the overall health over your infrastructure.
- Timeboards are used for troubleshooting and correlation. The graphs used share the same time scopes. Once you have identified something of a concern on a screenboard you use the timeboard to troubleshoot that particular concern.
- I am using a Timeboard for this example and you can create one by clicking
Dashboards
selectNew Dashboard
and thenNew Timeboard
. - I will go over how to create a graph for CPU usage. Drag and Drop the
Timeseries
onto your dashboard and a new window will popup. - Click on
system.load.1
and typesystem.cpu.idle
- Click
Graph Metric
to add a new field and addsystem.cpu.system
. - Repeat step 4. for the metrics:
system.cpu.iowait
,system.cpu.user
,system.cpu.stolen
andsystem.cpu.guest
. - Give your graph a suitable title and then press
Save
and you are done.


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Today's Topic
Differences between relative, absolute, and fixed positioning?
Positioning
Imagine that you plan on designing a travel brochure, like you might have done in High School. One of your concerns revolved around the proper placing of all the different features you planned in your brochure. These might be: The Title, Borders, Cover Image, Different Sections of Text and their associated headings and related images.
You might want to print out items and move them around on a background to see how they look - to help you experiment and design.
The process of communicating to the computer where different aspects of your page will display. These aspects might be logos, lines of texts, background colors, images, lines to indicate a transition, navigation links, you name it - anything that visually shows up on the page.
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First Off
It is important to know that each item/element (image, text, title, etc), is displayed in the order that they appear in the lines of code and by default they take up the entire width of the screen. Writing code this way will produce lines of items, one right after the other on the screen.
This may be nice and at pleasing when first programming, however after a short period of time you have beautiful ideas and want to see them come to light. This is where positioning is key.
I. Relative
Elements that have been modified using    position: relative;
behave at first just like described above. They appear one right after another and take up an entire line. However, they are subject to four "position values":
top
bottom
right
left
These allow you to move the elements from their normal position, the next line relative to other elements, in any of the following four directions: upwards, downwards, left or right by any given number of pixels.
II. Absolute
Elements that have been modified using    position: absolute;
have been removed from the normal flow of the document. They appear to hover in one place on the screen as the rest of the document appears to "slide" underneath them.
They are again subject to four "position values":
top
bottom
right
left
These allow you to move the elements from their normal position, the next line relative to other elements, in any of the following four directions: upwards, downwards, left or right by any given number of pixels.
NOTE: When this property has been applied to an element, the element has been removed from the "normal flow" of all of the rest of the elements. The rest of of your items will be arranged on your page the same as if the Absolutely Positioned Object were missing.
III. Fixed
After you have placed the following minimum code, the same four position value apply:
Elements that have been modified using    position: fixed;
are very similar to those of absolute with two differences:
- The element/item/object's "fixedness" is always in relation to the viewport. So changing a parent element won't affect this setting.
- These elements/items/objects will not move when the document is scrolled through.
As way of an example:
The "Learn Web Design" promotion bar at the top of the screen stays "fixed" to the top as you scroll through the document.


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user_cases.append((A,AggOp,candidates))
//simple 1d example w/ two aggregates (not all nodes are aggregated)
A = poisson_problem1D(6)
AggOp = csr_matrix((ones(4),array([0,0,1,1]),array([0,1,1,2,3,3,4])),shape=(6,2))
candidates = ones((6,1))
user_cases.append((A,AggOp,candidates))
After Change
user_cases.append((A,AggOp,candidates))
//simple 1d example w/ two aggregates (not all nodes are aggregated)
A = poisson(6, stencil="3pt", format="csr")
AggOp = csr_matrix((ones(4),array([0,0,1,1]),array([0,1,1,2,3,3,4])),shape=(6,2))
candidates = ones((6,1))
user_cases.append((A,AggOp,candidates))


Class AccountBalanceDto
Accountbalance data transfer object
Inheritance
System.Object
AccountBalanceDto
Inherited Members
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ToString()
Namespace: System.Dynamic.ExpandoObject
Assembly: MpesaLib.dll
Syntax
public class AccountBalanceDto
Properties
CommandID
A unique command passed to the M-Pesa system.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("CommandID")]
public string CommandID { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|
IdentifierType
Type of the organisation receiving the transaction.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("IdentifierType")]
public string IdentifierType { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|
Initiator
This is the credential/username used to authenticate the transaction request.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("Initiator")]
public string Initiator { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|
PartyA
The shortcode of the organisation receiving the transaction.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("PartyA")]
public string PartyA { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|
QueueTimeOutURL
The timeout end-point that receives a timeout message.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("QueueTimeOutURL")]
public string QueueTimeOutURL { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|
Remarks
Comments that are sent along with the transaction.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("Remarks")]
public string Remarks { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|
ResultURL
The end-point that receives a successful transaction.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("ResultURL")]
public string ResultURL { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|
SecurityCredential
Base64 encoded string of the Security Credential, which is encrypted using M-Pesa public key and validates the transaction on M-Pesa Core system.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("SecurityCredential")]
public string SecurityCredential { get; set; }
Property Value
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System.String
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The link layer implementation includes certain characteristics as the other layers. For instance, it provides reliable data transfer just like the transport and IP layers.
The link layer also incorporates framing, in which the network layer is incorporated in a link layer frame before transmission.
The link layer provides certain link access, that is, it's able to transmit from point-to-point (that is, host to node or node to node) via a MAC address (Medium Access Control) which is defined in host's or node's hardware.
Lastly, the link layer not only provides error detection (part of the reliable data transfer), but it also performs data correction in many different ways which will be discussed in the next section.
Link layer is made in the software of the computer and transmitted via a physical layer (Ethernet, coax cable, fiber, wifi or wireless).
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Parity Bit
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Class LipaNaMpesaOnlineDto
STK Push data transfer object
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: System.Dynamic.ExpandoObject
Assembly: MpesaLib.dll
Syntax
public class LipaNaMpesaOnlineDto
Properties
AccountReference
Account Reference: This is an Alpha-Numeric parameter that is defined by your system as an Identifier of the transaction for CustomerPayBillOnline transaction type. Along with the business name, this value is also displayed to the customer in the STK PIN Prompt message. Maximum of 12 characters.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("AccountReference")]
public string AccountReference { get; set; }
Property Value
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Amount
This is the Amount transacted, normally a numeric value. Money that customer pays to the Shorcode. Only whole numbers are supported.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("Amount")]
public string Amount { get; set; }
Property Value
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System.String
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BusinessShortCode
This is organizations shortcode (Paybill or Buygoods - A 5 to 6 digit account number) used to identify an organization and receive the transaction.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("BusinessShortCode")]
public string BusinessShortCode { get; set; }
Property Value
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System.String
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CallBackURL
A CallBack URL is a valid secure URL that is used to receive notifications from M-Pesa API. It is the endpoint to which the results will be sent by M-Pesa API.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("CallBackURL")]
public string CallBackURL { get; set; }
Property Value
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System.String
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PartyA
The phone number sending money. The parameter expected is a Valid Safaricom Mobile Number that is M-Pesa registered in the format 2547XXXXXXXX
Declaration
[JsonProperty("PartyA")]
public string PartyA { get; set; }
Property Value
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System.String
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PartyB
The organization receiving the funds. The parameter expected is a 5 to 6 digit. This can be the same as BusinessShortCode value.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("PartyB")]
public string PartyB { get; set; }
Property Value
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System.String
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Passkey
Lipa Na Mpesa Online PassKey Provide the Passkey only if you want MpesaLib to Encode the Password for you.
Declaration
public string Passkey { get; set; }
Property Value
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System.String
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Password
This is the password used for encrypting the request sent: A base64 encoded string. The base64 string is a combination of Shortcode+Passkey+Timestamp The Defualt value is set by a private method that creates the necessary base64 encoded string Don't set this property if you have set the passKey property.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("Password")]
public string Password { get; set; }
Property Value
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System.String
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PhoneNumber
The Mobile Number to receive the STK Pin Prompt. This number can be the same as PartyA value.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("PhoneNumber")]
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System.String
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Timestamp
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normaly in the formart of YEAR+MONTH+DATE+HOUR+MINUTE+SECOND (YYYYMMDDHHMMSS)
Each part should be atleast two digits apart from the year which takes four digits.
By Default this property is set to DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyyMMddHHmmss")
so you don't have to set its value.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("Timestamp")]
public string Timestamp { get; set; }
Property Value
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System.String
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TransactionDesc
This is any additional information/comment that can be sent along with the request from your system. Maximum of 13 Characters.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("TransactionDesc")]
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Property Value
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System.String
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TransactionType
This is the transaction type that is used to identify the transaction when sending the request to M-Pesa.
The transaction type for M-Pesa Express is "CustomerPayBillOnline"
By Default this property is set to TransactType.CustomerPayBillOnline
so you dont have to explictly set
its value.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("TransactionType")]
public string TransactionType { get; set; }
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System.String
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Node¶
- class
feastruct.fea.node.
Node
(coords)[source]¶Class for a node to be used in finite element analyses.
A node object is defined by its position in 3D cartesian space and has six associated degrees of freedom.
Variables:
- coords (list[float, float, float]) – Cartesian coordinates of the node
- dofs (list[
DoF
]) – List of degrees of freedom for the node (x, y, z, rx, ry, rz)- nfs (list[bool]) – Node freedom signature
__init__
(coords)[source]¶Inits the Node class.
Parameters: coords (list[float]) – Cartesian coordinates of the node ([x], [x, y] or [x, y, z])
copy_node
(vec)[source]¶Copies and returns a new node shifted by the vector vec ([dx], [dx, dy] or [dx, dy, dz]).
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get_displacements
(analysis_case)[source]¶Returns the displacement vector for the current node and analysis case. If the degree of freedom is not used in the current analysis case, a None value is assigned.
Degree of freedoms are ordered as follows: (x, y, z, rx, ry, rz)
Parameters: analysis_case ( AnalysisCase
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DoF¶
- class
feastruct.fea.node.
DoF
(node, node_dof_num)[source]¶Class for a degree of freedom to be used in finite element analyses.
A degree of freedom relates to a specific node and has a specific degree of freedom number used in the finite element analysis. Displacement results are stored within the degree of freedom.
Variables:
- node (
Node
) – Parent node- node_dof_num (int) – Node degree of freedom number
- global_dof_num (int) – Global degree of freedom number
- displacements (list[
Displacement
]) – A list of Displacement objects for the dof- buckling_results (list[
BucklingMode
]) – A list of BucklingModes objects for the dof- frequency_results (list[
FrequencyMode
]) – A list of FrequencyModes objects for the dof
get_buckling_mode
(analysis_case, buckling_mode)[source]¶Returns the value of the eigenvalue and eigenvector for a given buckling_mode related to an
AnalysisCase
.
Parameters:
- analysis_case (
AnalysisCase
) – Analysis case relating to the buckling results- buckling_mode (int) – Buckling mode number
Returns: Eigenvalue and eigenvector corresponding to an analysis_case and buckling_mode
Return type: tuple(float, float)
Raises: Exception – If buckling results corresponding to an analysis_case cannot be found, or if the buckling mode does not exist
get_displacement
(analysis_case)[source]¶Returns the displacement value relating to an
AnalysisCase
.
Parameters: analysis_case ( AnalysisCase
) – Analysis case relating to the displacementReturns: Displacement value Return type: float Raises: Exception – If a displacement corresponding to analysis_case cannot be found
get_frequency_mode
(analysis_case, frequency_mode)[source]¶Returns the value of the eigenvalue and eigenvector for a given frequency_mode related to an
AnalysisCase
.
Parameters:
- analysis_case (
AnalysisCase
) – Analysis case relating to the frequency results- frequency_mode (int) – Frequency mode number
Returns: Eigenvalue and eigenvector corresponding to an analysis_case and frequency_mode
Return type: tuple(float, float)
Raises: Exception – If frequency results corresponding to an analysis_case cannot be found, or if the frequency mode does not exist
save_buckling_modes
(buckling_modes, w, v, analysis_case)[source]¶Saves buckling results to the DoF.
Parameters:
- buckling_modes (list[int]) – Buckling mode numbers
- w (list[float]) – Eigenvalues corresponding to the given modes
- v (list[float]) – Value of the eigevectors at the DoF corresponding to the given modes
- analysis_case (
AnalysisCase
) – Analysis case relating to the buckling analysis
save_displacement
(disp, analysis_case)[source]¶Saves a displacement result to the DoF.
Parameters:
- disp (float) – Value of the displacement
- analysis_case (
AnalysisCase
) – Analysis case relating to the displacement
save_frequency_modes
(frequency_modes, w, v, analysis_case)[source]¶Saves frequency results to the DoF.
Parameters:
- frequency_modes (list[int]) – Frequency mode numbers
- w (list[float]) – Eigenvalues corresponding to the given modes
- v (list[float]) – Value of the eigevectors at the DoF corresponding to the given modes
- analysis_case (
AnalysisCase
) – Analysis case relating to the frequency analysis
Displacement¶
- class
feastruct.fea.node.
Displacement
(disp, analysis_case)[source]¶Class for storing a displacement at a degree of freedom for a specific analysis case.
Variables:
- disp (float) – Displacement at a degree of freedom
- analysis_case (
AnalysisCase
) – Analysis case relating to the displacement
__init__
(disp, analysis_case)[source]¶Inits the Displacement class.
Parameters:
- disp (float) – Displacement at a degree of freedom
- analysis_case (
AnalysisCase
) – Analysis case relating to the displacement
Buckling Modes¶
- class
feastruct.fea.node.
BucklingModes
(buckling_modes, w, v, analysis_case)[source]¶Class for storing buckling modes at a degree of freedom for a specific analysis case.
Variables:
- buckling_modes (list[int]) – Buckling mode numbers
- w (list[float]) – Eigenvalues corresponding to the given modes
- v (list[float]) – Value of the eigevectors at the DoF corresponding to the given modes
- analysis_case (
AnalysisCase
) – Analysis case relating to the buckling analysis
__init__
(buckling_modes, w, v, analysis_case)[source]¶Inits the Displacement class.
Parameters:
- buckling_modes (list[int]) – Buckling mode numbers
- w (list[float]) – Eigenvalues corresponding to the given modes
- v (list[float]) – Value of the eigevectors at the DoF corresponding to the given modes
- analysis_case (
AnalysisCase
) – Analysis case relating to the buckling analysis
Frequency Modes¶
- class
feastruct.fea.node.
FrequencyModes
(frequency_modes, w, v, analysis_case)[source]¶Class for storing frequency modes at a degree of freedom for a specific analysis case.
Variables:
- frequency_modes (list[int]) – Frequency mode numbers
- w (list[float]) – Eigenvalues corresponding to the given modes
- v (list[float]) – Value of the eigevectors at the DoF corresponding to the given modes
- analysis_case (
AnalysisCase
) – Analysis case relating to the frequency analysis
__init__
(frequency_modes, w, v, analysis_case)[source]¶Inits the Displacement class.
Parameters:
- frequency_modes (list[int]) – Frequency mode numbers
- w (list[float]) – Eigenvalues corresponding to the given modes
- v (list[float]) – Value of the eigevectors at the DoF corresponding to the given modes
- analysis_case (
AnalysisCase
) – Analysis case relating to the frequency analysis


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PyCarolinas is the regional Python conference for the Carolinas. PyCarolinas is a non-profit conference run for the Python community, by the Python community. As organizers, we seek to promote learning and camaraderie around the Python programming language in a fun, safe, and diverse environment that is welcoming to all. Please help us do this by following our code of conduct.
PyCarolinas can't happen without the help of community volunteers! Please contact us if you'd like to help. Here are some ways to volunteer:
A traditional conference is a formal event with top-down organization. Organizers plan a program, invite speakers, and schedule events. An unconference, however, is participant-driven. Unconferences facilitate attendant-driven activities by providing open spaces and some guidance.
There are three primary reasons why we chose to make PyCarolinas 2020 an unconference:
Automation Panda's PyCarolinas 2020 Update shares the full story. We do not know if we will hold unconferences for future conferences, but for 2020, we simply know that an unconference will be the best format given our circumstances.
Calvin Spealman founded PyCarolinas in 2012 with the first (and so far only) conference at UNC Chapel Hill. The only other Python conference held in the Carolinas since then was PyData Carolinas 2016, hosted by IBM. Despite having several talented Pythonistas in both North and South Carolina, various factors prevented the return of either conference.
Starting in 2018, Pandy Knight had a dream to make a regional Python conference happen in the Carolinas. Pandy shared this idea with some friends at PyCon 2019 who strongly encouraged him to make it happen. Dustin Ingram then invited Pandy to give a call-to-action for a PyCarolinas 2020 conference on the big stage during the "parade of worldwide conferences." Immediately thereafter, Pandy held an open space for PyCarolinas to kick things off, and dozens of people attended. Pandy got in touch with Calvin after PyCon, and they became PyCarolinas co-chairs.
PyCarolinas 2020 will truly be a relaunch for the conference. We want to start small this year so that we can sustainably build momentum for years to come. PyCarolinas 2020 will happen in Raleigh, NC, but we are open to other locations throughout the Carolinas in the future.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Truman made best possible choice
by THE WASHINGTON TIMESANALYSIS/OPINION:
While I usually agree with Andrew Napolitano, his claim in “The dangers of a Trump imperial presidency” (Web, Nov. 21) that President Truman “killed hundreds of thousands of innocent Japanese civilians at Hiroshima and Nagasaki” needs context.
Prior to his decision to order the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Truman was told by George Marshall, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, that a U.S. invasion of Japan could cost as many as 500,000 American lives. And many of those “innocent Japanese,” by which Mr. Napolitano means civilians, underwent last-minute training and were prepared to fight the invaders. So, faced with the choice between killing hundreds of thousands of Americans and ending the war quickly, Truman made the proper one. And throughout history presidents have had to make military choices that would end the lives of innocent civilians.
Later in the column Mr. Napolitano writes, “All of these presidential misdeeds were without constitutional authority and without sanction.” The U.S. Constitution states that the president is the commander in chief of the armed forces. That certainly gives him the constitutional authority to order a military strike. What’s more, the Truman decision was sanctioned by Marshall and Truman’s other military aides, as well as later gratefully sanctioned by both the American people and the hundreds of thousands of soldiers whose lives were spared by the decision.
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This is the second part of a series about the talk I gave at RustFest Paris about lyon, a crate that helps you render vector graphics on the GPU in Rust.
The recordings can be found here or on YouTube if you prefer.
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This is the second part of a series about the talk I gave at RustFest Paris about lyon, a crate that helps you render vector graphics on the GPU in Rust.
The recordings can be found here or on YouTube if you prefer.
Previous episode:
RustFest organizer: "Are you ready?"
Me: "Almost."
(reinstalling Xorg on my laptop 20 minutes before the talk because the window manager would not start)
I gave a talk about lyon at RustFest Paris.
The recordings are already online, so you can watch it here or on YouTube if you prefer …
Lyon is a side-project that I have been working on for quite a while. The goal is to play with rendering 2D vector graphics on the GPU, and it's been a lot of fun so far. I haven't talked a lot about it online (except for a couple of reddit …
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| {{e.id}} | {% if e.factor %} {% if e.zscore > -15 %} {{e.factor}} {% else %} {{e.factor}} {% endif %} {% endif %} | {{e.dbd}} | {{e.hits}} | {{e.cutoff}} | {{e.zscore}} | {{e.pval}} | {{e.similarity_score}} | {{e.position}} |
The MDSeqPos results are classified into several groups depend on their sequence logo similarity.
For the "factor" column these with zscore < -15 are in black, which is better result than grey ones.
For "similarity to top" column, it calculate a similarity score[1] with the top one in this class. If the score
is larger than 2.85, we think them are similar logos.
[1] Habib N. A Novel Bayesian DNA Motif Comparison Method for Clustering and Retrieval. PLoS Comput Biol. 2011 May;7(5).


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You may worry that having diabetes and hypertension means going without foods you enjoy. The good news is that you can still eat your favorite foods, but you might need to eat smaller portions or enjoy them less often.
Your health care team will help create a diabetes meal plan for you that meets your needs and likes.
The key to eating with diabetes is to eat a variety of healthy foods from all food groups, in the amounts your meal plan outlines.
The food groups are:
Eat foods with heart healthy fats, which can be gotten from :
Foods and drinks to limit include:
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The plate method helps you control your portion sizes. You don’t need to count calories. The plate method shows the amount of each food group you should eat. This method works best for lunch and dinner.
Use a 9-inch plate. Put non starchy vegetables on half of the plate, meat or other protein on one-fourth of the plate and grains or other starch on the last one-fourth.
Starches include starchy vegetables such as corn and peas. You also may eat a small bowl of fruit or a piece of fruit, and drink a small glass of milk as included in your meal plan.
Your daily eating plan also may include small snacks between meals.
Carbohydrate counting involves keeping track of the amount of carbohydrates you eat and drink each day.
Because carbohydrates turn into glucose in your body, they affect your blood glucose level more than other foods do.
Carb counting can help you manage your blood glucose level. If you take insulin, counting carbohydrates can help you know how much insulin to take.
The right amount of carbohydrates varies by how you manage your diabetes, including how physically active you are and what medicines you take, if any.
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The amount of carbohydrates in foods is measured in grams. To count carbohydrate grams in what you eat, you’ll need to:


Abstract
This report collects information about COVID-19 cases in Toronto and analyzes some groups that are likely to be infected by the virus in order to raise their awareness. And we found out that certain age group and gender are indeed more susceptible.
Introduction
We use Wickham et al. (2019). We use (“COVID19 Cases in Toronto” 2020).
2020 is a hard year for everybody due to the widespread of the novel virus. In order to raise awareness of the general public, it is a good way to expose them with the propriate data, which indicates some virus-related factors. Specifically, we want to know if variables like gender, age group and so on would affect the possibility of contracting the virus. And actually, they do.
Data discussion
The data set we used is called “COVID-19 Cases in Toronto”, and it is from the Toronto Open Data Portal. Considering the comprehensive imformation it contains about COVID-19 cases in Toronto, we decided to use it in our later analysis.
Data of covid-19 cases in Canada
#install.packages("opendatatoronto")
library(opendatatoronto)
library(tidyverse)
## Warning: package 'tidyverse' was built under R version 3.5.2
## Warning: package 'stringr' was built under R version 3.5.2
## Warning: package 'forcats' was built under R version 3.5.2
library(ggplot2)
packages <- list_packages(limit = 10)
After loading all these library, we created a variable ‘packages’ to store all the packages from the original data resources for later manipulation.
covid19_cases_packages <- search_packages("COVID-19 Cases in Toronto")
covid19_cases_resources <- covid19_cases_packages %>% list_package_resources() # Get the resources that I am interested in
covid19_cases_statistics <- covid19_cases_resources %>% get_resource()
covid19_cases_statistics # Store all the information into the variable and wait for later analysis
## # A tibble: 17,872 x 18
## `_id` Assigned_ID `Outbreak Assoc… `Age Group` `Neighbourhood … FSA
## <int> <int> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr>
## 1 143647 1 Sporadic 50 to 59 Y… Willowdale East M2N
## 2 143648 2 Sporadic 50 to 59 Y… Willowdale East M2N
## 3 143649 3 Sporadic 20 to 29 Y… Parkwoods-Donal… M3A
## 4 143650 4 Sporadic 60 to 69 Y… Church-Yonge Co… M4W
## 5 143651 5 Sporadic 60 to 69 Y… Church-Yonge Co… M4W
## 6 143652 6 Sporadic 50 to 59 Y… Newtonbrook West M2R
## 7 143653 7 Sporadic 80 to 89 Y… Milliken M1V
## 8 143654 8 Sporadic 60 to 69 Y… Willowdale West M2N
## 9 143655 9 Sporadic 50 to 59 Y… Willowdale East M2N
## 10 143656 10 Sporadic 60 to 69 Y… Henry Farm M2J
## # … with 17,862 more rows, and 12 more variables: `Source of Infection` <chr>,
## # Classification <chr>, `Episode Date` <chr>, `Reported Date` <chr>, `Client
## # Gender` <chr>, Outcome <chr>, `Currently Hospitalized` <chr>, `Currently in
## # ICU` <chr>, `Currently Intubated` <chr>, `Ever Hospitalized` <chr>, `Ever
## # in ICU` <chr>, `Ever Intubated` <chr>
Since I’ve decided my desirable data, I created a variable “covid19_cases_statistics”, in which all information about COVID19 cases are stored.
Age_set <- covid19_cases_statistics %>% group_by(`Age Group`) %>% count()
Age_set<- Age_set %>% mutate(percent = round(100*n/sum(Age_set$n), 1))
Age_set
## # A tibble: 10 x 3
## # Groups: Age Group [10]
## `Age Group` n percent
## <chr> <int> <dbl>
## 1 19 and younger 1311 7.3
## 2 20 to 29 Years 3049 17.1
## 3 30 to 39 Years 2724 15.2
## 4 40 to 49 Years 2416 13.5
## 5 50 to 59 Years 2720 15.2
## 6 60 to 69 Years 1813 10.1
## 7 70 to 79 Years 1133 6.3
## 8 80 to 89 Years 1557 8.7
## 9 90 and older 1116 6.2
## 10 NaN 33 0.2
Gender_set <- covid19_cases_statistics %>% group_by(`Client Gender`) %>% count()
Gender_set<- Gender_set %>% mutate(percent = round(100*n/sum(Gender_set$n), 1))
Gender_set
## # A tibble: 5 x 3
## # Groups: Client Gender [5]
## `Client Gender` n percent
## <chr> <int> <dbl>
## 1 FEMALE 9427 52.7
## 2 MALE 8184 45.8
## 3 OTHER 6 0
## 4 TRANSGENDER 5 0
## 5 UNKNOWN 250 1.4
I created two data sets and each contains ‘Age Group’ or ‘Gender’ informations in order to analyze their own effect to the COVID19 Infection Rate.
Graphs and relevent discussions
Figure 1 illustrates which Age Groups are more likely to be infected:
pie(Age_set$n, labels = Age_set$percent, main = "Infection rate and Age Group", col = c("#FF0000", "#00FF00", "#0000FF", "#FFFF00", "#00FFFF", "#FF00FF", "#C0C0C0", "#800000", "#008000", "#800080"))
legend("topright", Age_set$`Age Group`, cex = 0.8, fill = c("#FF0000", "#00FF00", "#0000FF", "#FFFF00", "#00FFFF", "#FF00FF", "#C0C0C0", "#800000", "#008000", "#800080"))
According to the graph mentioned above, it shows obviously that people in their 20s and 50s are more suspectible to COVID19 than other Age Groups. So no matter genders, people in these two age groups should care more about themself to prevent the virus.
Figure 2 illustrates which Gender is more likely to get infected:
pie(Gender_set$n, labels = Gender_set$percent, main = "Infection rate and Gender", col = c("#FF0000", "#00FF00", "#0000FF", "#FFFF00", "#00FFFF"))
legend("topright", Gender_set$`Client Gender`, cex = 0.8, fill = c("#FF0000", "#00FF00", "#0000FF", "#FFFF00", "#00FFFF"))
Similarly, the above graph indicates that among all the patients, more than half of them are female. So Female group should pay more attention to this novel virus.
More specific data
For all the work I have done, I only analyzed the effect of either ‘Age Group’ or ‘Gender’ on COVID19, and I do not think this is enough. That is why I created another two data sets and two graphs here – to figure out which particular ‘Gender’ in which particular ‘Age Group’ is more suspectible to the virus, after which we can inform them to be more careful.
male_age_set <- covid19_cases_statistics %>% select(`Age Group`, `Client Gender`) %>% filter(`Client Gender` == 'MALE')%>% group_by(`Age Group`) %>% count()
ggplot(data = male_age_set, aes(x = `Age Group`, y = n)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", fill = "steelblue") + ggtitle("Male and Infection rate")
female_age_set <- covid19_cases_statistics %>% select(`Age Group`, `Client Gender`) %>% filter(`Client Gender` == 'FEMALE')%>% group_by(`Age Group`) %>% count()
ggplot(data = female_age_set, aes(x = `Age Group`, y = n)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", fill = "steelblue") + ggtitle("Female and Infection rate")
Given by figure 3 and figure 4 above, we can tell that men in their 20s have tendency to be infected and this tendency decreases as age increases. However, in terms of women, thoese in their 20s and 50s should take care of themselves as they are likely to be infected.
Reference
“COVID19 Cases in Toronto.” 2020. Toronto Open Data Portal.
Wickham, Hadley, Mara Averick, Jennifer Bryan, Winston Chang, Lucy D’Agostino McGowan, Romain François, Garrett Grolemund, et al. 2019. “Welcome to the tidyverse.” Journal of Open Source Software 4 (43): 1686. https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.01686.


Class vfsStreamStructureVisitor
Visitor which traverses a content structure recursively to create an array structure from it.
- org\bovigo\vfs\visitor\vfsStreamAbstractVisitor implements org\bovigo\vfs\visitor\vfsStreamVisitor
- org\bovigo\vfs\visitor\vfsStreamStructureVisitor
Namespace: org\bovigo\vfs\visitor
Since: 0.10.0
See: https://github.com/mikey179/vfsStream/issues/10
Located at vendor/mikey179/vfsStream/src/main/php/org/bovigo/vfs/visitor/vfsStreamStructureVisitor.php
Since: 0.10.0
See: https://github.com/mikey179/vfsStream/issues/10
Located at vendor/mikey179/vfsStream/src/main/php/org/bovigo/vfs/visitor/vfsStreamStructureVisitor.php
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--- layout: data_model title: PDFDocumentInformationDictionaryType this_version: 1.1 ---
The PDFDocumentInformationDictionaryType captures details of the PDF Document Information Dictionary, used for storing metadata associated with the PDF document.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Title0..1 | StringObjectPropertyType |
The Title field captures the title of the PDF document. |
| Author0..1 | StringObjectPropertyType |
The Author field captures the name of the person who created the PDF document. |
| Subject0..1 | StringObjectPropertyType |
The Subject field captures the subject of the PDF document. |
| Keywords0..1 | StringObjectPropertyType |
The Keywords field captures the keywords associated with the PDF document. |
| Creator0..1 | StringObjectPropertyType |
The Creator field captures the name of the application that created the original document, for cases where the original document was then converted to PDF. |
| Producer0..1 | StringObjectPropertyType |
The Producer field captures the name of the application that converted the document to PDF, for cases where the original document was then converted to PDF. |
| CreationDate0..1 | DateTimeObjectPropertyType |
The CreationDate field captures the date and time that the document was created. |
| ModDate0..1 | DateTimeObjectPropertyType |
The ModDate field captures the date and time that the document was most recently modified. |
| Trapped0..1 | StringObjectPropertyType |
The Trapped field captures a name object indicating whether the document has been modified to included trapping information. |


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Ant Script Library: asl-java-build.xml
Overview
asl-java-build.xml
contains properties and targets that are
used for building Java projects.
Properties
All properties defined with this module are prefixed with
"java-build.
".
| Name | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
java-build.src-dir |
src/main/java |
The root of the directory tree containing the system source code |
java-build.lib-dir |
lib |
The directory containing all the library jar files. Any jar
file contained within this directory (or any subdirectories) will
be added the the javac classpath. (see target
-init-classpath ). |
java-build.classes-dir |
${common.target-dir}/classes |
The root of the directory tree containing compiled system classes and resources. |
java-build.dist-ext |
.jar |
The file extension of the the distributable artifact. |
java-build.dist-filename |
${ant.project.name}${java-build.dist-ext} |
The file name of the distributable artifact. |
java-build.dist-file |
${common.dist-dir}/${java-build.dist-filename} |
The fully qualified path to the distributable artifact. |
java-build.source-ver |
1.5 |
Specifies the level of source code compatability |
java-build.target-ver |
1.5 |
Specifies the target JVM version for which the compiler should generate classes |
java-build.debug |
on |
Generate debugging info |
Targets
dist
Creates the distributable artifact for this build. By default, this is an
empty target that just has a dependency upon the jar
target. Other types of projects (such as war or ear) will need to override
this target and provide a different target dependency.
jar
Creates a jar file. This target has dependencies upon the targets
compile
,
copy-resources
,
-init-time
and
-init-jar-classpath
.
The name and location of the generated jar is controlled by the
property java-build.dist-file
(which is
target/dist/${ant.project.name}.jar
by default).
The generated jar will contain everything contained the directory
specified by the property java-build.classes-dir
(which is
target/classes
by default). The
compile
and
copy-resources
targets both put
all their class files and other resources in that directory, so these will
be available in the packaged jar.
The generated jar will have a number of manifest attributes set, including
the attributes Main-Class
and Class-Path
, meaning
that the jar can be used as an application jar, by invoking java as follows:
java -jar my.jar
The manifest attributes take their values from the following properties:
| Property Name | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
java-build.jar-title |
${ant.project.name} |
Sets the Implementation-Title attribute. This value
can be accessed in code by the method
java.lang.Package.getImplementationTitle() . |
java-build.jar-version |
dev-${DSTAMP}${TSTAMP} |
Sets the Implementation-Version attribute. This value can be accessed in code by the method
java.lang.Package.getImplementationVersion() . |
java-build.jar-vendor |
|
Sets the Implementation-Vendor attribute. This
value can be accessed in code by the method
java.lang.Package.getImplementationVendor() . |
java-build.jar-build-id |
Built by ${user.name} at ${common.timestamp} running on ${os.name} ${os.version} ${os.arch} |
Sets the Build-Id attribute. |
java-build.jar-main-class |
|
Sets the Main-Class attribute. By setting the value
of this attribute to the name of a class contained within the jar,
that class can be invoked by using the
'java -jar [jarname] ' syntax. |
java-build.jar-classpath |
|
Sets the Class-Path attribute. This property is
initialised by the target
-init-jar-classpath |
copy-resources
Copies all files that don't have a .java
extension from
${java-build.src-dir}
to ${java-build.classes-dir}
.
This ensures that all resources required by the Java classes will be available
when packaged within the jar file.
In projects where resources are kept in separate directories to the source code, this target will need to be overridden. For example:
<target name="copy-resources"
depends="asl-java-build.copy-resources"
description="Copies resources">
<copy todir="${java-build.classes-dir}">
<fileset dir="myresources"/>
</copy>
</target>
Note that in this example, the overriding target still has a dependency
on the original overridden target. This means that both targets are processed,
and resources in both the source directory and the extra myresources
directory will be copied in preparation for the jar
target.
compile
Calls javac
on the source code in
${java-build.src-dir}
, with the generated classes being put into
the directory ${java-build.classes-dir}
. The classpath used in
compilation is defined by the path
with id="java-build.classpath"
(which is defined by the target -init-classpath
by default).
-init-classpath
Defines a path
with id="java-build.classpath"
. This path is used by the
javac
task in the compile
target. By default, this path will contain all files with extension
.jar
in the ${java-build.lib-dir}
directory
(including sub-directories).
This target must be overridden to provide an alternative classpath if you are using an artifact repository.
-init-jar-classpath
Defines a property called 'java-build.jar-classpath
', which
is used as the 'Class-Path
' attribute of the manifest defined
in the jar
target.
The jar classpath is different to the compilation classpath, in that the
jar classpath expects that all the depandent jars are expected to be in a
sub-directory called lib
, which is relative to the location of
the project jar. This property and the Main-Class
mean that
it is possible to use the generated jar as an application jar, if required.
See the install target for an
example of how this can be used.
generate
This target does nothing. It can be overridden in projects that need to generate some source code before the compilation step. (For example, compiling an XML schema definition to java source code for JAXB.)
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- playCard(UnoDeck, List<Card>, Card, String, boolean) - Method in class game.RulesForFX
- playCard(UnoDeck, List<Card>, Card, String, boolean) - Method in class game.RulesHuman
- PlayCard - Class in game
- PlayCard(List<Card>, Card, UnoDeck) - Constructor for class game.PlayCard
- player - Variable in class frontend.CardBoxLeft
- player - Variable in class frontend.CardBoxRight
- player - Variable in class frontend.CardBoxTop
- player - Variable in class frontend.HumanCardBox
- player - Variable in class game.RulesForFX
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List of cards for a player
- player - Variable in class game.RulesHuman
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List of cards for a player
- Player - Class in game
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This class represent a player of the uno game.
- Player() - Constructor for class game.Player
- playerCards - Variable in class game.Player
- playerFour - Variable in class frontend.UnoFXAllInOne
- playerFour - Variable in class game.PlayUno
- playerList - Variable in class frontend.UnoFXAllInOne
- playerList - Variable in class game.PlayUno
- playerOne - Variable in class frontend.UnoFXAllInOne
- playerOne - Variable in class game.PlayUno
- playerThree - Variable in class frontend.UnoFXAllInOne
- playerThree - Variable in class game.PlayUno
- playerTwo - Variable in class frontend.UnoFXAllInOne
- playerTwo - Variable in class game.PlayUno
- playuno - Variable in class frontend.UnoFX
- playUno() - Method in class frontend.UnoFXAllInOne
- playUno() - Method in class game.PlayUno
- PlayUno - Class in game
- PlayUno() - Constructor for class game.PlayUno
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AutoLogin is a utility that makes it easier for web spiders to access content behind logins. Provide it with a URL (normally the homepage), and a set of valid login credentials and it will search the page for login forms and attempt to login for you. Cookies are returned to be used by your spider.
AutoLogin can be used as a library, on the command line, or as a service.
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| HTTP Method | URI | Type | Fields | Action |
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Documentation
Github
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Demos + Examples
Level 1
Shared Objects
hello_party
hello_cdn
set_shared
pixel_edit
click_history
e1_sync_letter
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Hosting
is_host
timer
Level 3
Guests
idle_clicker
cursors
e3_sign_up
Level 4
Messaging
hello_watch
e4_sound_board
Level 5
Async Loading
callbacks
Fast Action
ball_drop
drag
stickies
tanks
Demos
tile_mapper
chess
d12
frogs
pong
cover_up
tic_tac_toe
rock_paper_scissors
rock_paper_scissors_2
rocks
new
How To
p5_objects
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Tests
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info_panel
new
Prototypes
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STUART LITTLE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1999 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ***
Once upon a time, good, old-fashioned kids' movies were released regularly to the theaters. But these days, Hollywood has increasingly given up on their theatrical releases in favor of the cheaper direct-to-video route. Columbia Pictures, bucking the trend with their good-spirited and unabashedly wholesome STUART LITTLE, offers something that the whole family can love.
Many of the kids' movies that are released theatrically feature nothing but walking product placements as in POKEMON: THE FIRST MOVIE. The live-action STUART LITTLE, starring a digitally created mouse, is so sweet that it should appeal to everyone but card-carrying members of the Bah Humbug set.
As the simple story opens, Mr. and Mrs. Little (Hugh Laurie and Geena Davis) are off to an orphanage to adopt a sibling for their small son George (Jonathan Lipnicki from JERRY MAGUIRE). They end up choosing, not a human child, but a mouse one, Stuart.
"We try to discourage people from adopting outside their own (pause) species," the prim and proper director of the orphanage, the ironically named Mrs. Keeper (Julia Sweeney), tells the Littles. "It rarely works out." The picture has several really cute lines like these, which unfortunately, are almost all shown in the trailers.
The beauty of the film's approach is that all of the characters try hard to ignore the fact that Stuart is (whisper this part) a mouse. Stuart is treated as much a part of the family as George, their human offspring. Thanks to the special effects artists, Stuart is far cuter than any real mouse imaginable. The film's many real cats, with their artificially moving mouths, are not nearly as successfully rendered, and they are 99% real.
Michael J. Fox voices Stuart with wonderfully sweet innocence and spunk. The rest of the voice casting is well chosen, especially Nathan Lane (Timon from THE LION KING) as Snowbell, the Little's sassy cat. Poor Snowbell gets ridiculed by his buddies, who say that Stuart is "a mouse with a pet cat."
Filmed by Guillermo Navarro in the brightly saturated colors of an old 1950's movie and filled with warmly nostalgic music, the film is a treat for the eyes and ears. The Littles live in an inviting old New York City brownstone, set right on Central Park and between two skyscrapers -- talk about expensive real estate.
The movie is loaded with handsome visuals of Stuart: cuddled up snug in his human-sized bed, being partially swallowed by Snowbell, living temporarily in a castle turret in an abandoned miniature golf course and being chased in a scary, nighttime Central Park.
The delightful movie is directed by Rob Minkoff (THE LION KING) and written by Gregory J. Brooker and M. Night Shyamalan (THE SIXTH SENSE). One might say the script was based on the classic E. B. White books, but that would be stretching the truth. As my son and I discussed in the car afterwards, the movie has the characters but little more. Don't take this as necessarily negative. My son said he thought the story was much better than the book. I would not go that far.
References to other movies are featured prominently in the storyline. As in ANNIE, some obviously fake, working-class parents show up to claim Stuart. And, as in LADY AND THE TRAMP, there are pampered indoor animals that interact with battle-hardened outdoor ones. The film's best sequence is a takeoff on the chariot race from BEN HUR with Stuart piloting a small sailboat in the big Central Park race as an evil, rich kid uses his remote control to have his boat destroy the competition by ramming them.
Sad, poignant and funny, the movie makes you care about the brave, little rodent with human clothes. Well, actually doll clothes.
STUART LITTLE runs a fast 1:25. It is rated PG for brief language (a single use of the word "damn" I think) and would be fine for all ages. The only possible reservation is that the dark chase scenes in the park might briefly scare those under 5.
My son Jeffrey, age 10, absolutely adored the movie, giving it an enthusiastic ****. He said it was "such a sweet, lovable story" and that "it really kept you into it."
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Jörg Sprave is back with a new version of his repeating bow
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With Python 3 being the future of Python while Python 2 is still in active use, it is good to have your project available for both major releases of Python. This guide is meant to help you figure out how best to support both Python 2 & 3 simultaneously.
If you are looking to port an extension module instead of pure Python code, please see Porting Extension Modules to Python 3.
- Only worry about supporting Python 2.7
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[x, y for x in seq1 for y in seq2]
# Correct
[(x, y) for x in seq1 for y in seq2]
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The Migrating C extensions chapter from Supporting Python 3: An in-depth guide, a book on moving from Python 2 to Python 3 in general, guides the reader through porting an extension module.
for expr1 in sequence1:
if not (condition1):
continue # Skip this element
for expr2 in sequence2:
if not (condition2):
continue # Skip this element
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for exprN in sequenceN:
if not (conditionN):
continue # Skip this element
# Output the value of
# the expression.
The curses library supplies a terminal-independent screen-painting and keyboard-handling facility for text-based terminals; such terminals include VT100s, the Linux console, and the simulated terminal provided by various programs. Display terminals support various control codes to perform common operations such as moving the cursor, scrolling the screen, and erasing areas. Different terminals use widely differing codes, and often have their own minor quirks.
In a world of graphical displays, one might ask “why bother”? It’s true that character-cell display terminals are an obsolete technology, but there are niches in which being able to do fancy things with them are still valuable. One niche is on small-footprint or embedded Unixes that don’t run an X server. Another is tools such as OS installers and kernel configurators that may have to run before any graphical support is available.
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if condition1
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if condition2
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if condition3
for exprN in sequenceN
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The “primer” gives a basic overview, moving gently from simple examples, adding one feature at a time. Start here if you’re new to descriptors.
The second section shows a complete, practical descriptor example. If you already know the basics, start there.
for i in obj:
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In this document, we’ll take a tour of Python’s features suitable for implementing programs in a functional style. After an introduction to the concepts of functional programming, we’ll look at language features such as iterators and generators and relevant library modules such as itertools and functools.
This section explains the basic concept of functional programming; if you’re just interested in learning about Python language features, skip to the next section on Iterators. Programming languages support decomposing problems in several different ways:
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This example will create a service named "add_two_ints" to calculate the sum of two values.
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