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Peep is a web application that allow users to be in the loop about everything happening in their neighborhood. From contact information of different handyman to meeting announcements or even alerts.


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| org.dashbuilder.dataset.editor.client.screens | 73.7% (28/ 38) | 63.5% (127/ 200) | 80.7% (611/ 757) |
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| DataSetAuthoringHomePresenterActivity | 0% (0/ 1) | 0% (0/ 6) | 0% (0/ 7) |
| DataSetDefEditorPresenterActivity | 0% (0/ 1) | 0% (0/ 8) | 0% (0/ 9) |
| DataSetAuthoringHomeView | 0% (0/ 1) | 0% (0/ 5) | 0% (0/ 6) |
| DataSetDefExplorerScreenActivity | 0% (0/ 1) | 0% (0/ 7) | 0% (0/ 9) |
| DataSetDefScreenViewImpl | 0% (0/ 1) | 0% (0/ 3) | 0% (0/ 5) |
| DataSetDefWizardScreenActivity | 0% (0/ 1) | 0% (0/ 5) | 0% (0/ 6) |
| DataSetDefExplorerScreen | 66.7% (2/ 3) | 47.1% (8/ 17) | 43.2% (16/ 37) |
| DataSetDefEditorPresenter | 77.8% (7/ 9) | 60% (27/ 45) | 60.3% (76/ 126) |
| DataSetDefWizardScreen | 87.5% (7/ 8) | 72.2% (26/ 36) | 79.7% (106/ 133) |
| DataSetAuthoringHomePresenter | 100% (2/ 2) | 85.7% (6/ 7) | 92.9% (13/ 14) |
| DataSetDefEditorPresenterTest | 100% (1/ 1) | 94.4% (17/ 18) | 98.7% (154/ 156) |
| DataSetDefWizardScreenTest | 100% (3/ 3) | 100% (17/ 17) | 100% (179/ 179) |
| DataSetDefExplorerScreenTest | 100% (2/ 2) | 100% (7/ 7) | 87.5% (21/ 24) |
| DataSetAuthoringHomePresenterTest | 100% (2/ 2) | 100% (7/ 7) | 100% (20/ 20) |
| DataSetDefType | 100% (1/ 1) | 100% (9/ 9) | 100% (9/ 9) |
| DataSetDefTypeTest | 100% (1/ 1) | 100% (3/ 3) | 100% (17/ 17) |


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This is very simple. Since the before
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In this case its a simple call to prompt
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Then we simply resolve the value.
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Spiritualist gets two years jail term for fraud
by Dominic Antwi Agyei/ Priscilla Obour, GNA
Kumasi, Nov. 15, GNA – A 30-year-old self-styled spiritualist who defrauded a couple under the pretext of providing them winning lotto numbers, has been sentenced to two years imprisonment by a Kumasi Circuit Court.
Hassan Talha, who is also a herbalist, is said to have succeeded in collecting GH¢2,000.00 from the couple to buy some items to perform rituals to conjure the winning numbers, but the numbers failed to drop.
He was able to convince the couple to again part away with an amount totalling GH¢94,000.00 to enable him to buy some items to perform rituals to retrieve gold allegedly buried in their family house at Ahafo-Kenyasi No. 2, in the Ahafo Region.
He pleaded not guilty to the charge of defrauding by false pretences but the court presided over by Mrs Patricia Amponsah found him guilty and sentenced him.
Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Felix Akowuah, told the Court that Charles Addai and his wife, Emelia Oppong, the complainants resided at North Suntreso, in Kumasi, while the convict resided at Asante Mampong.
In the month of June 2016, the convict introduced himself to Addai as a spiritualist and could provide him with winning lotto numbers through the spiritual means.
He collected GH¢2,000.00 from him to buy some items for rituals to enable him to conjure the winning lotto numbers but that did not happen.
Prosecution said, a few months later, the convict had a motor accident and was admitted at the Komfo Anokye Teaching hospital in Kumasi.
The complainants took care of him till he was discharged and also accommodated him in their house.
ASP Akowuah told the Court that, the convict told the complainants that to show appreciation to them, he was going to help them to spiritually retrieve a pot of gold which had been buried in the family house of Emelia at Ahafo-Kenyasi No. 2.
He then collected various sum of monies totalling GH¢94,000.00 from the complainants to buy some items for the rituals.
Prosecution said, the convict after receiving the monies went into hiding and all efforts to trace him proved futile.
A report was made to the Ashanti Regional CID, and the convict was arrested from his hideout at Asante Mampong.
ASP Felix Akowuah said in his caution statement he denied the offence but was charged after investigations and brought before the Court.
GNA


Barney's Great Adventure--The Movie (G) ** (out of ****)
"I hate you/You hate me/Let's hang Barney from a tree." Count me among the many who simply cannot stand the Jesus Christ of kids' contemporary pop culture icons, Barney the dinosaur. As I walked into the child-packed auditorium for a matinee showing of the dino's big-screen splash, Barney's Great Adventure--The Movie, I took a deep breath in preparation for what I knew would be a descent into cinematic hell. And that it was--at least for someone my age.
The ostensible story involves two young siblings, Cody (Trevor Morgan) and Abby (Diana Rice), who are sent to their grandparents' farm home for a week. Abby and her (token African-American) friend Marcella (Kyla Pratt) are big Barney fans and devout followers of his gospel of imagination; stick-in-the-mud Cody hates doing "child-like" things and despises the dino. Before you can say "PBS," Abby and Marcella's stuffed Barney has come to full-size life, trying to instill some good ol' child-like imagination in Cody, who then wishes upon a star for a great adventure--which he gets, courtesy of a large, psychedelic egg of extraterrestrial origin that just won't stay in one place.
Of course, Barney can't go long without singing a song. His first appearance comes with a tune called "Imagine," and moments before Cody makes his wish, he leads the two girls in a rendition of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star." It is during this number that he encourages the audience to join in, at which point my already-cringing self was reaching for a vomit bag. The torture continued to escalate with an "Old McDonald" set piece (complete with the Barnmeister decked out in overalls) and, most excrutiatingly, a visit with bird expert Miss Goldfinch, which results in a full-blown production number whose appallingly inept choreography had me yearning for the halcyon days where Debbie Allen lent the Oscars her ever-innovative dance moves, such as having dancers hold up hula hoops during the 1995 "Circle of Life" number.
That should have been enough to send me bolting to the exit, but then I started to look at Barney's Great Adventure from a more academic perspective, at which point the film began to queasily fascinate. As we see the jolly dino and his friends visit a parade, a circus, and snooty French restaurant in pursuit of that elusive egg, I was oddly mesmerized by this creepy alternate universe where no one finds the sight of a plush, purple dinosaur (or for that matter, his lighter-shaded but equally plush sidekicks Baby Bop and B.J.) followed intently by a group of children the slightest bit unusual. When Barney takes to the restaurant stage and rocks the house with a jazzy little ditty, the snobby patrons are less taken aback (if at all) by his big, cuddly presence than they are by his less-than-formal behavior.
But I suppose films like Barney's Great Adventure rightfully demand some amount of suspension of disbelief, which will come rather easily for the film's target audience, preschool and pre-preschool aged children. And in terms of that audience, Barney's Great Adventure is completely harmless, if banal. Barney doesn't really teach anything to kids, but he does reinforce positive ideas--look both ways before crossing the street, believe in your dreams, keep a healthy imagination. Granted, the latter point is more thoroughly and entertainingly explored in any given episode of the delightful 1980s animated series Jim Henson's Muppet Babies, but the accomplishment of an entertainment that is magically able to keep the tykes in the audience virtually still and silent for a full 75 minutes cannot be discounted.
So, yes, Barney's Great Adventure--The Movie was a predictably mind-numbing experience for me; one would have to shell out some big bucks to get me to sit through it again. But even though I am at the younger end of the age spectrum for film critics, I am far older than the movie's intended audience, and that audience will likely eat up every last second of it. Although its entertainment value to adults is negligible, it is a safe, harmless bet for families, one parents will neither regret nor fondly remember after it's over.
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MANHUNTER (director/writer: Michael Mann; screenwriter: from a Thomas Harris novel "Red Dragon"; cinematographer: Dante Spinotti; editor: Dov Hoenig; cast: William L. Petersen (Will Graham), Kim Greist (Molly Graham), Joan Allen (Reba), Brian Cox (Dr. Lecktor), Dennis Farina (Jack Crawford), Stephen Lang (Freddie Lounds), Tom Noonan (Francis Dollarhyde), David Seaman (Kevin Graham), Benjamin Hendrickson (Dr. Chilton); Runtime: 121; De Laurentiis/Roth; 1986)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
Manhunter is adapted from the Thomas Harris novel "Red Dragon." It came five years before Harris's other novel was adapted to the screen, "The Silence of the Lambs," and 15 years before the newly released "Hannibal." It has become a cult favorite, and I thought it was far superior to the other two films.
There are no over-the-top performances and no unnecessary gore shown, yet it is a nightmarish voyeristic look at a criminal hunter going after his prey by looking inside himself for answers. This is an intelligent psychological portrayal of both a serial killer and the FBI investigator who dogs him. The killer is awed by William Blake's painting Red Dragon, while the FBI man visualizes the crime and is thankful that he's not insane to commit such violence. What director-writer Michael Mann does well, is build suspense through the serious characterizations. The actors speak in muted tones, while in the background, the pulsating soundtrack of bands such as Red 7, Shriekback, and Iron Butterfly, set the chilling mood. Dante Spinotti's photography is beautifully effective in making the urban and country landscapes fit so well into the tenseness of the storytelling, while the widescreen is the perfect way to see this original thriller.
Former FBI forensics expert Will Graham (Petersen) is personally asked by his friend and former boss, Jack Crawford (Farina), to return from voluntary retirement and take on the difficult assignment of catching a gruesome killer who struck twice, killing two families, in two different states. He reluctantly accepts, acknowledging how he got into the mind of cannibalistic serial killer Dr. Hannibal Lecktor (Cox) and was able to capture this most intelligent and feared psychopath. But he also paid a heavy price, suffering from a mental disorder, as he had a tough time getting rid of Hannibal's thoughts.  It is believed the killer is attracted to the moon and its cycles, and plans his killings accordingly. He pictures what the killer, nicknamed the Tooth Fairy, did, as he watches home videos of the family. He concludes that the motive to the crime, is in the killer's dreams.
The case gets more complex when he visits Dr. Lecktor in the isolated cell of the Baltimore asylum he is incarcerated in, as he believes Lecktor can help him pick up the scent of the killer. Lecktor smells him and frightens the agent with the knowledge that the two can think alike. Brian Cox's performance is simply brilliant, his Hannibal is a most intelligent and frightening one, superior to Anthony Hopkins' campy portrayal of Hannibal in the other versions. Also, this scene was brilliantly filmed, as it was perfectly framed, showing in frightful details the similarity and gulf between these two antagonists, as they converse while in different cells. The shots of them were framed to expressly to show them reacting to each other's presence in a super-sensitive manner, and how different they were from others because of their rich imagination.
The film suspensefully comes down to whether they can nab the lunar killer before he strikes again by the full moon. They come upon the killer under the full moon, where he has a blind woman (Joan Allen) trapped in his high-tech equipped house. The stylish photography in this final scene, features mirrors, paintings, images, reflections, lunar landscapes, all pointing to the killer's urge to kill because he needs to be wanted and desired. The killer, Francis Dolarhyde (Noonan), shows that he can be gentle and appreciative of art and nature, and of someone who desires only him; but, he can also be so twisted that he thinks he must kill to make himself whole again.
This is an overlooked but superior horror film, one of the best films from the 1980s. The director's cut video has been released to coincide with the opening of Hannibal.
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The AFNOR study, which was authored by AFNOR's Marketing and Innovation Department, comprises two dimensions:
Firstly, a macroeconomic analysis in order to assess the relationship between standards and growth in the long term. This analysis is based on a methodology which was used for the first time in Germany (1999) and was subsequently adopted – with a few amendments – in the United Kingdom (2005), in Australia (2007) and in Canada (2007).
It reveals that, over time, standardization directly contributes to the growth in the French economy, for up to 0.81 %, or almost 25 % of GDP growth.
Secondly, a microeconomic analysis in order to collect company perceptions of the impact of standardization. A survey of 1 790 companies or organizations of all sizes and from all sectors of activity, irrespective of whether or not they are involved in the standardization process, was conducted so as to complement the macroeconomic analysis. Over 66 % of the companies interviewed value standardization for its contribution to the generation of profits, proving that it has a positive impact on a company’s value.
Another result is that not just large corporations, capable of mobilizing considerable resources in the standardization process, consider voluntary standards beneficial for their activities. SMEs with 250 employees or less also found them beneficial. Thus, 69.3 % of companies consider standardization to have a positive impact on their activity.
Key findings
From a macroeconomic standpoint, standardization directly contributes to the growth in the French economy. Standardization contributes an average of 0.81% per year, or almost 25% of GDP growth. This is in line with figures for other technological leading countries, such as Germany and the United Kingdom.
An in-depth survey of 1,790 companies or organizations of all sizes and from all sectors of activity, showed that over 66% of the companies stated that standardization contributes to the generation of profits, proving that it has a positive impact on a company’s value. This also applies to SMEs with 250 employees or less also found them beneficial. Thus, 69.3% of companies consider standardization to have a positive impact on their activity. 71.2% of respondents found that participating in standardization enabled them to anticipate future market requirements in their own particular sector. 61.6% of respondents said that investing in standardization was an efficient strategy for promoting their interests at both European and international levels.
Five major lessons emerge from this study:
- Company value enhancement. When 70% of those interviewed stated that voluntary standards contribute to enhancing their company value, they were referring to standardization as an economic asset, i.e. a knowledge capital that contributes true value.
- Innovation. Standardization not only promotes the dissemination of innovation without revealing a company’s manufacturing or technological secrets; it also renews the interest for a product. 63% of respondents favoured this approach, saying that voluntary standards made it possible to better differentiate products. Standardization is a selective tool.
- Transparency and ethics. 61% maintained that standards contributed to improved compliance with competition rules, and 56% approved of their voluntary nature, which facilitates collaboration with other stakeholders. Standardization establishes the rules of the game, making it possible to eliminate players who fail to comply.
- International. 90% of standards are European or international in origin. 70% of companies surveyed found that they provide a genuine advantage for developing international exchanges. 46% of companies actually found that standards enabled them to increase their export capacity. Standardization constitutes a genuine passport when it comes to exports.
- Product and service quality. Standardization is a true guarantee of quality. 74% confirm that standardization gives them greater control over safety-related problems, and 79% say that it helps optimize compliance with regulations.


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"Of all the people that smugglers exploit, children are the most vulnerable," said Del Rio Sector Chief Patrol Agent Raul L. Ortiz.
"Of all the people that smugglers exploit, children are the most vulnerable," said Del Rio Sector Chief Patrol Agent Raul L. Ortiz.
"Of all the people that smugglers exploit, children are the most vulnerable," said Del Rio Sector Chief Patrol Agent Raul L. Ortiz.
"Of all the people that smugglers exploit, children are the most vulnerable," said Del Rio Sector Chief Patrol Agent Raul L. Ortiz.
"Of all the people that smugglers exploit, children are the most vulnerable," said Del Rio Sector Chief Patrol Agent Raul L. Ortiz.
"Of all the people that smugglers exploit, children are the most vulnerable," said Del Rio Sector Chief Patrol Agent Raul L. Ortiz.
"Of all the people that smugglers exploit, children are the most vulnerable," said Del Rio Sector Chief Patrol Agent Raul L. Ortiz.
Kenny Porpora, author of 'The Autumn Balloon,' joins an LGBT tour operator in Kenya, where homosexuality is punishable by up to 14 years in prison.
AfricaKenny Porpora, author of 'The Autumn Balloon,' joins an LGBT tour operator in Kenya, where homosexuality is punishable by up to 14 years in prison.
AfricaKenny Porpora, author of 'The Autumn Balloon,' joins an LGBT tour operator in Kenya, where homosexuality is punishable by up to 14 years in prison.
AfricaKenny Porpora, author of 'The Autumn Balloon,' joins an LGBT tour operator in Kenya, where homosexuality is punishable by up to 14 years in prison.
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I am a new learner on Spring 1.2 AOP.
The configure file beans-config.xml is like:
In a test application class I have below code:
The before advice method can be called, but after that the advice method didn't get called. The error log is like:
Exception in thread "main" org.springframework.aop.AopInvocationException: AOP configuration seems to be invalid: tried calling method [public abstract void com.denny_blue.springdemo.aop.IHello.hello(java.lang.String)] on target [com.denny_blue.springdemo.aop.HelloSpeaker@18dfef8]; nested exception is java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: object is not an instance of declaring class
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| FrictionLaw () | |
| Default constructor. More... | |
| virtual | ~FrictionLaw () |
| Destructor. More... | |
Operations | |
| virtual int | Check () |
| Check on the completeness of the input. More... | |
| virtual void | Initialize (const GeometryType &rGeometry, const Properties &rProperty, const ProcessInfo &rProcessInfo) |
| Initialize the friction law variables. More... | |
| virtual double | CalculateLHS (const double &rHeight, const array_1d< double, 3 > &rVelocity) |
| Calculate the LHS coefficient for the given data. More... | |
| virtual array_1d< double, 3 > | CalculateRHS (const double &rHeight, const array_1d< double, 3 > &rVelocity) |
| Calculate the RHS coefficient for the given data. More... | |
| virtual double | CalculateLHS (const array_1d< double, 3 > &rInnerLayer) |
| Calculate the LHS coefficient for the given data. More... | |
| virtual array_1d< double, 3 > | CalculateRHS (const array_1d< double, 3 > &rInnerLayer) |
| Calculate the RHS coefficient for the given data. More... | |
Input and output | |
| virtual std::string | Info () const |
| Turn back information as a string. More... | |
| virtual void | PrintInfo (std::ostream &rOStream) const |
| Print information about this object. More... | |
| virtual void | PrintData (std::ostream &rOStream) const |
| Print object's data. More... | |
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| typedef Node | NodeType |
| typedef Geometry< NodeType > | GeometryType |
| KRATOS_CLASS_POINTER_DEFINITION (FrictionLaw) | |
The base class for the bottom and surface friction laws.
This class does nothing, define derived friction laws in order to make use of it
| typedef Node Kratos::FrictionLaw::NodeType |
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inline |
Default constructor.
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inlinevirtual |
Destructor.
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inlinevirtual |
Calculate the LHS coefficient for the given data.
| rInnerLayer | The current layer velocity |
Reimplemented in Kratos::WindWaterFriction.
|
inlinevirtual |
Calculate the LHS coefficient for the given data.
| rHeight | The layer depth |
| rVector | The layer velocity |
Reimplemented in Kratos::ManningLaw, and Kratos::ChezyLaw.
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inlinevirtual |
Calculate the RHS coefficient for the given data.
| rInnerLayer | The current layer velocity |
Reimplemented in Kratos::WindWaterFriction.
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inlinevirtual |
Calculate the RHS coefficient for the given data.
| rHeight | The layer depth |
| rVector | The layer velocity |
Reimplemented in Kratos::ManningLaw, and Kratos::ChezyLaw.
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inlinevirtual |
Check on the completeness of the input.
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inlinevirtual |
Turn back information as a string.
Reimplemented in Kratos::WindWaterFriction, Kratos::NodalManningLaw, Kratos::ManningLaw, and Kratos::ChezyLaw.
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inlinevirtual |
Initialize the friction law variables.
Reimplemented in Kratos::WindWaterFriction, Kratos::NodalManningLaw, Kratos::ManningLaw, and Kratos::ChezyLaw.
| Kratos::FrictionLaw::KRATOS_CLASS_POINTER_DEFINITION | ( | FrictionLaw | ) |
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inlinevirtual |
Print object's data.
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Print information about this object.


Falode applauds Obaseki over Edo Queens' milestone
The Chairperson of the Nigeria Women Football League, Aisha Falode, has sent a congratulatory message to the Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki, and the state’s Deputy Governor, Philip Shaibu, for the milestone attained yesterday at the event of the rebranding and unveiling of the state-owned women premier League club, Edo Queens Football club.
Falode, who was present at the Banquet Hall of the Edo State Government House, in Benin City during the event, commended the efforts of the state government in giving equality to the women folks in the area of sports.
“I had no option than to applaud the great works of the state government, that showed huge respect for women in sports, as the Deputy Governor, Philip Shaibu, announced the approval of equal remunerations for the state owned clubs, Bendel Insurance FC and Edo Queens, not minding the popular erroneous belief that men play more serious football than women.
“The Edo State government by so doing made history in Nigeria as the first to equate the salaries of the men’s team with that of the women’s.
“It’s a milestone by the government. It was also commendable to witness the public presentation of a five- star hostel facility to Edo Queens, as well as a brand new coaster bus, a move that will provide better living for the girls and in addition boosting their morale to do well as elite soccer players in the Women’s Premier League.


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Display Name: Depends on the type of file, but is generally a common name of the update, often with a version number.
- For MSU Files, this is the * part of the "*pkgProperties.txt" file inside the update.
- For CAB files, this is the "displayName" value in the "update.mum" XML file.
- For LIP files, MSI and LP.CAB Language files, this is the "identifier" value in the "update.mum" XML file.
- EXE parsing uses either CAB or Language rules depending on what it is.
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- Token: The Token value is almost always 31bf3856ad364e35.
- Architecture: (Usually) redundant with the Architecture value below. If empty, then this update is "AnyCPU" or Architecture-neutral.
- Language: The Language this update applies to. If empty, then this update is Language-neutral.
- Version: (Usually) redundant with the Version value below.
- Release Type: The type of Update this is, such as Feature Pack, Language Pack, Hotfix, Security Update, or normal Update. This is the "releaseType" value in the "update.mum" XML file.
- Applies to: The Operating System or Program which the Update applies to.
- Architecture: The OS Architecture this update is designed for. Slips7ream uses this value to determine if it should be integrated into an Image Package.
- Build Date: This is usually in the format of YEAR/MM/DD.
- Version: The Version of most Windows Updates is 6.1.Update_Major.Update_Minor to identify them as updates for Windows 7 (or other numbers for other versions).
- Knowledge Base: You can click the KB Article link to view details about this update, if this update has a KB Article Number, or Details if it's a Support Link.


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Symmetric Polynomials
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Variables \(e_1,...,e_n\) of degrees \(|e_i|=i\). More...
#include <Symmetric_Basis.hpp>
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| typedef _deg | deg_t |
| Degree typedef. More... | |
| Public Types inherited from StandardVariables< int64_t, int64_t > | |
| typedef int64_t | deg_t |
| Degree typedef. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| deg_t | degree () const |
| Computes degree of monomial on the \(e_i\). More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from StandardVariables< int64_t, int64_t > | |
| deg_t | degree () const |
| Computes degree of monomial on standard variables \(x_i\). More... | |
| StandardVariables | operator+ (const StandardVariables &b) const |
| Multiplies monomials by adding their exponents. More... | |
| size_t | operator() () const |
| Hashes monomial. More... | |
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| static std::string | name (int i, int n) |
| Returns the name of the variables \(e_i\). More... | |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from StandardVariables< int64_t, int64_t > | |
| static std::string | name (int i, int n) |
| Returns the names of the standard variables \(x_i\). More... | |
Variables \(e_1,...,e_n\) of degrees \(|e_i|=i\).
A monomial \(x_1^{a_1}\cdots x_n^{a_n}\) is stored as the vector \([a_1,...,a_n]\)
| T | The (integral) value type of the exponent vector. |
| _deg | The (integral) value type used in the degree function. |
| typedef _deg deg_t |
Degree typedef.
| deg_t degree | ( | ) | const |
Computes degree of monomial on the \(e_i\).
*this
= \(e_1^{a_1}\cdots e_n^{a_n}\)
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static |
Returns the name of the variables \(e_i\).
| i | The variable index |
| n | The number variables |


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run (args[, stdin, timeout]) |
Executes a command and waits for the result. |
TimedCompletedProcess (args, returncode, time) |
Contains information about a completed process. |
Convenience module for running executables.
PyMzn executes the MiniZinc tools and the solvers with the functions
contained in the standard subprocess
module. As a convenience method, PyMzn
provides the method pymzn.bin.run
which takes the arguments of a binary
executable, as for the subprocess.Popen
constructor. This method returns an
instance of pymzn.bin.TimedCompletedProcess
, a subclass of
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Constants that the represent the alert bands of alert determined by the Valentine One
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Pichai Sundararajan (born June 10, 1972[4][5][1]), better known as Sundar Pichai (/ˈsʊndɑːr pɪˈtʃaɪ/), is an Indian-American business executive.[6] He is the chief executive officer (CEO) of Alphabet Inc. and its subsidiary Google. Born in Madras, India,[4] Pichai earned his degree from IIT Kharagpur in metallurgical engineering. Moving to the United States, he attained an M.S. from Stanford University in materials science and engineering and further attained an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, where he was named a Siebel Scholar and a Palmer Scholar, respectively.[7]


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BROKEN ARROW (1996) A Film Review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1997 Ted Prigge
Director: John Woo Writer: Graham Yost Starring: John Travolta, Christian Slater, Samantha Mathis, Delroy Lindo, Frank Whaley, Bob Gunton, Howie Long, Kurtwood Smith, French Stewart
If you know me, you know that I think of John Woo as a God. His action films are probably the best in the world - filled with stylistic, balletic, and visceral bloodbaths; plots motivated by characters; and a strong, multi-leveled opposition between characters. Indeed, his "Face/Off" was probably the best film of the summer, and one of the most entertaining of the year. But every great director has their little slip-ups. Danny Boyle, Quentin Tarantino, Kevin Smith, Robert Altman, Woody Allen...everyone.
"Broken Arrow" isn't BAD, really, but it's not very good either. It's horrible compared to Woo's other films (you'd hardly believe the guy who directed this directed "The Killer," or even "Face/Off"). But I try not to review from that particular stand-point (example: "The Frighteners" sucked compared to Peter Jackson's other films, but was still a good film overall and received a 3-star review from me), so basically all this film needed to do was be fun. Well, it really wasn't.
But anyway, this is the little premise: two pilots (Travolta and Slater) are ordered to fly some nuclear weapons on a new jet thingy, but Travolta goes nuts, sends Slater out on a parachute, and steals the weapons as a tool of ransom. Slater teams with annoying-park ranger chick (Samantha Mathis, teaming them up after "Pump Up the Volume"), and they go on to stop Travolta from ripping off the government, and perhaps setting one or two of those nukes off.
There's a lot of action, yet the film is never really exciting. "Prepare to o ballistic" was one of the little promotional mantras this had when advertised, but when I saw it (even in a surround sound home theatre system thingy), I wasn't really all that moved.  I think Woo's other films are damn near orgasmic, but this was pretty tepid, even with some cool stuff in it (Travolta's exit is pretty cool).
Why weren't these action scenes as adrenalin-pumping-exciting enough for me? I'm not really sure. He has some slow-mo shots of people dying, but of course they're not as poignant without the gallons of blood escaping their body (a cliche, but I love it). And there's some really cool little action sight-gags in it (a shot with a helicopter wing almost slicing Mathis into thirds is pretty cool).
But I think the problem lies within the characters. In earlier John Woo flicks (and "Face/Off"), he creates strong characters (in that they're pretty well-developed, although not all the time); people who we care about. When Chow Yun-Fat and Danny Lee are in the church fighting off the huge gang of their opponents, I was excited. Because I didn't really care if Slater and Mathis were shot up or something, I was never really in any tense situation. When you have a character you care about in a life-threatening situation, things get tense. When you actually would prefer Mathis to be shot by Travolta so she would stop being annoying, you have a bit of a tension problem.
John Woo also has a great trademark of creating character opposition between two of the characters. In "A Better Tomorrow," the fractured relationship between the two brothers was pretty moving. In "Face/Off," there was also a parallelism between Sean and Castor, setting up a lot of irony, and made us care about both of them, even if one was a raving maniac (actually, it actually asks us whether or not we like the villain or the hero). Here, Travolta is likeable JUST because he's funny. But Slater is only likable because Slater does a good job with the role, and because the script has ordered us to like him. The extent of the opposition between the two seems to be that they box, and Slater keeps loosing. I was not thrilled at all by their relationship, and it causes the film to suffer.
There are some plusses, though. The two leads (Travolta and Slater) both do good jobs.  And Travolta certainly knows how to make a good old campy villain. With his cool-ass cigarette smoking, striking visage, and...well, everything, he just does a great job of making us like him. In later scenes, he seems to show some human qualities to his role, even if they're not even in there, which actually seems to help the relationship between the two, even if very minimally. But at least he tried where the writers would not.
"Broken Arrow" is not a horrible film, but it's very disappointing for a great filmmaker like John Woo. If he and the writers had spent more time on it, they probably would have been able to make an amazing film, but alas, they failed. But at least he came back with the jaw-dropping amazing "Face/Off."
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Bastia is one of the two largest cities in Corsica and is on the NE coast of the island. Its port was, and is, the source of its prosperity.
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In this case we continue to generate an svg via Typescript and Angular's Renderer2.
Now the model has been removed and we render directly from our loop
Also Dropped the service reference for building the checkerboard
Still used class inheritance but build directky to view. No model!
Chrome: 400x400 will give us a delay of 4-5 seconds and a total memory usage of 154MB - an increase of 80MB specifically for the rendering.
Chrome: 500x500 will give us a delay of ~15 seconds and a total memory usage of 311MB - an increase of 150MB specifically for the rendering.
This is already an increase of 300% on development configuration alone!
This drops significantly on production settings - to ~ 64MB in total and 30MB in rendering. There is no huge improvement in rendering performance time as it still takes ~15-20seconds to load.
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Creating a REST Api using Flask-Restful and MongoDB
01 May 2015About REST
REST
(Representational State Transfer) is an architecture style for designing networked applications. The idea is using
simple HTTP methods for making calls between machines rather than complex mechanisms such as CORBA
, RPC
or SOAP
.
So a RESTful system typically communicates over the Hypertext Transfer Protocol with the same HTTP verbs (GET
, POST
, PUT
, DELETE
, etc.)
Flask and Flask-RESTful
Flask is a microframework for Python based on Werkzeug, Jinja2. Flask-RESTful provides an extension to Flask for building REST APIs.
Installing packages
For the api, we need to install some packages like Flask-Restful, pymongo etc. It’s good practice to install packages and modules for a project in a virtual environment. So i am going to create a virtual environment and activate it.
$ virtualenv env
$ source env/bin/activate
Now the required packages can be installed using pip. (Link: requirements.txt)
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
API
Lets do the code first,
This is a basic api with only one Resource Student. First we created an instance of Flask,
app = Flask(__name__)
after that we configured app with MongoDB. The resource Student has HTTP methods defined in it as it’s own method. By
calling different HTTP methods we can perform basic CRUD
operations. Like post
method for inserting/creating, put
for updating, get
for reading and delete
for deleting a document.
In the code post
, put
, delete
methods are basic. These methods perform create, update and delete operation on the
collection student
.
But in the get method, by calling different url we can perform different operations. If no parameter passed with url,
the method will return all the documents in the collection. If a registration
number passed with the url then, it
will check the parameter name and will return one document. If request is made in /api/department/<string:department>
url, it will check for parameter name department
in the get method and returns all the documents for a particular department.
There are several urls for same resource so we added different endpoints for them.
Testing
We will use python requests module (version > 2.4.2) for testing the api. But also curl and other mechanism can be used. For get request we can view the data in browsers also.
In [1]: from requests import get, post, put, delete
In [2]: get("http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5000/api")
In [3]: data = {"name": "Example Name", "registration": "123433199", "department": "cse"}
In [4]: post("http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5000/api", json=data).json()
In [5]: put("http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5000/api/123433199", json={"website": "www.example.com"}).json()
In [6]: delete("http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5000/api/123433199").json()
Lets take some REST.


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df_diff(x, y)
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x <- tibble::tribble( ~col1, ~col2, 1, "a", 2, "b", 3, "c" ) y <- data.frame(col1 = 1:3, col2 = c("a", "b", "d"), col3 = c(10, 11, 12)) df_diff(x, y)#> The number of rows is equal #> The number of columns is not equal #> x has 2 columns #> y has 3 columns #> The row names are the same #> The column names are not the same #> x has column names: col1 col2 #> y has column names: col1 col2 col3 #> The class(es) is / are not the same #> x has class(es): tbl_df tbl data.frame #> y has class(es): data.frame #> The number of columns is not equal; testing will occur on columns that are named the same #> column: col1 #> all equal: Cols in y but not x: 1:3. Cols in x but not y: col1. #> column: col2 #> all equal: Cols in y but not x: structure(1:3, .Label = c("a", "b", "d"), class = "factor"). Cols in x but not y: col2. #>


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| nobayes | Whether to turn off the bayes algorithm (default = FALSE) |
| check_names | check identified names against taxonomic databases? (logical). Defaults to TRUE for the Catalogue of Life |
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if (FALSE) single <- gnfinder("Lepidium meyenii is a hot plant. Escherichia coli is not") hotplants <- gnfinder(c("Lepidium meyenii is a hot plant","Capsicum annuum is also hot"))#>five <- gnfinder(fivetexts$text, fivetexts$id, check_names = FALSE)#> ℹ Running search: not checking names


This documentation relates to Opera's now deprecated .oex Extension API framework for Opera versions <= 12.15 and also provided by our OEX2NEX shim library.
For the latest Opera Extensions API documentation for Opera versions > 12.15 please consult the latest Opera Extensions API documentation online.
Picture the scene: You come back home late, tired from a fun but exhausting night out and you decide to quickly check your preferred microblogging site. You don’t quite agree with one of the messages you read and decide to fire off a quick reply. When you return to your normal self the following morning however, you re-read your message and cringe. Did I really write that?
There are times when blocking sites from ourselves is not a bad idea. Maybe it’s better if you're unable to open that website after a few drinks on a Saturday night. Maybe your credit card report would be healthier if checkout pages were hidden from view, or maybe there's a particular website that you'd rather not see at all, even by accident.
Opera’s built-in content blocker has been helping users for a long time now, but with the release of the URL Filter API in Opera 11.10, web developers can build extensions that not only make it easier for users to block content but also give them more control. In this tutorial we'll look at the concept of the URL Filter API, some scenarios in which it could be used and a step-by-step explanation of how to use it.
Opera’s built-in content blocker uses a file containing a list of domains, similar to the way an operating system’s hosts file works. This file, urlfilter.ini
, is found in a user's profile directory and URLs can be easily added through the Opera UI by right-clicking on a page and selecting "Block content". You can also manage content by going to Tools > Advanced > Blocked content. The URL Filter API can enable an extension to temporarily add domains to the content blocker. The following diagram illustrates this concept.
Figure 1: The URL Filter API adds virtual lists to Opera’s built-in content blocker.
Examples of when this could be useful include:
But wait a minute, I hear you say. Can’t we do all this stuff already with JavaScript? Well, yes you can, but using this API offers two main advantages:
Enough talking, let’s start coding! In this tutorial, we're going to make a very basic example extension that increases productivity by blocking the two most popular social networking sites. The first thing we need to do when using the URL Filter API in an extension is enable it simply by adding the following line to our config.xml
file:
<feature name="opera:urlfilter"/>
Now on to the extension’s content. As you probably know, as well as a config.xml
file, all extensions require an index.html
file so we’ll create one now. All this does is call a script file — background.js
in this case.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<script src="background.js"></script>
<title>URLFilter (Opera extension)</title>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>
Now we’ll move onto the JavaScript. First we’ll create a background.js
file and add an array containing the sites to block. We’ll also store a reference to the URLFilter
object, which is slightly more efficient than repeatedly referring to opera.extension.urlfilter
.
var sites = ['*://twitter.com/*', '*://*.twitter.com', '*://facebook.com/*', '*://*.facebook.com/*'];
var filter = opera.extension.urlfilter;
Note that asterisks (*) can be used as wild cards anywhere within a URL, for example *://
will block pages using any protocol including http and https.
So far so easy. The URLFilter
object contains a virtual list — block
— for blocking domains and has two methods: add()
and remove()
. To block sites in our example, we loop through our array and use the add()
method for each site:
for (var i = 0, len = sites.length; i < len; i++) {
filter.block.add(sites[i]);
}
Lastly we wrap the above code in a check for the URL Filter API itself:
if (typeof opera.extension.urlfilter != 'undefined') {
...
}
Believe it or not, that’s it! To test it out, you can download our URLFilterExample.oex example extension or have a go at building it yourself using the complete code shown below, not forgetting the icons of course! Note that you may have to clear the browser's cache after installing the extension, otherwise it may look as though the site is not blocked.
config.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<widget xmlns="http://www.w3.org/ns/widgets" id="http://people.opera.com/danield/URLFilterExample" defaultlocale="en">
<name>URL Filter Example</name>
<description xml:lang="en">Block certain sites with Opera's in-built URL filter.</description>
<author href="http://people.opera.com/danield/">Daniel Davis</author>
<icon src="icon_64.png"/>
<icon src="icon_18.png"/>
<feature name="opera:urlfilter"/>
</widget>
index.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<script src="background.js"></script>
<title>URL Filter Example (Opera extension)</title>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>
background.js
// Check that the URL Filter API exists
if (typeof opera.extension.urlfilter != 'undefined') {
// Put the sites we want to block in an array
var sites = ['*://twitter.com/*', '*://*.twitter.com', '*://facebook.com/*', '*://*.facebook.com/*'];
// Asign the URLFilter object to a variable for efficiency
var filter = opera.extension.urlfilter;
// Loop through the array of sites and add each one to the "block" list
for (var i = 0, len = sites.length; i < len; i++) {
filter.block.add(sites[i]);
}
}
Naturally there are several improvements we could make to this simple example before releasing it to the world, such as enabling the user to add or remove sites as they wish. To do this, you could use the extension preferences feature.
As you can see, the URL Filter API is easy to use, but can be very powerful. It builds on technology that has existed in the Opera desktop browser for years but as of Opera 11.10 you can now build your own interface to it and add enhancements. It’s worth remembering that blocked content is not simply hidden – it’s prevented from downloading in the first place so users don’t have to wait or pay for content they’re not going to see. There are many applications for this: We’re looking forward to seeing what you create and submit to the Opera extensions repository.


Joe Budden Gave Tory Lanez One Of His Top 5 All-Time Best Interviews: “Hands Down”
by Rosario HarperNew Jersey rapper Joe Budden is really looking like the new Stephen A. Smith of the hip-hop journalism world. R&B singer Tory Lanez has credited the veteran rap artist for putting together one of his most memorable interviews – ever.
On Tuesday, Tory jumped on Instagram with major salutations to Budden following the release of their “Pull Up” Q&A.
On Friday, Tory celebrated his album’s rollout by urging fans to carefully listen to each banger off his new Chixtape 5 album.
Hours before it dropped, Lanez released his album’s 2000’s-inspired tracklisting.
Recently, Lanez treated fans to his new “Jerry Sprunger” single and video premiere.


Senate adjourns as Senators abandon chamber
by Sunday AborisadeSunday Aborisade, Abuja
The Senate adjourned plenary abruptly on Thursday when members of the red chamber vacated their seats, leaving a few lawmakers in attendance.
Obviously uncomfortable with the situation, the member representing Benue South Senatorial District, Abba Moro, cited order 10 of the Senate standing rules to draw the attention of the Senate to the development.
He said the number of senators in the chamber were few and obviously could not be said to have formed a quorum, which is supposed to be one -third of the 109 members.
He argued that proceedings should not continue again because the number of senators in the chamber was insignificantly low.
The President of the Senate, however, ruled Moro out of order claiming that that the scanty nature of the chamber did not indicate that the senators in attendance did not form a quorum.
Lawan said the number of senators that signed the attendance register was adequate to form a quorum.
He, nevertheless, explained that the senators who started the plenary but were no longer in the chamber were either in the tea room or toilets.
The Leader of the Senate, Yahaya Abdullahi, apparently in support of the position of Moro, sought the permission of the President of the Senate to adjourn plenary going by the scanty nature of the chamber.
Lawan put the suggestion into a voice vote and the few members in attendance unanimously voted in support and the Senate was subsequently adjourned till Tuesday next week.
Our correspondent observed that the Senate had two more motions to debate upon before the abrupt adjournment.
Details later…


Songs of the Wind on a Southern Shore, and other Poems of Florida
by George E. Merrick
“My Love is a Tourist”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1920
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Merrick, G. E. (1920). Songs of the wind on a southern shore, and other poems of florida. The Four Seas Publishing Co.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 7.2
- Word Count: 598
- Genre: Poetry
- Keywords: florida stories, poetry
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PART I
MORNING
Summer Flames
The Bob White calls!
Hear him usher in the day.
“Bob White!... Day’s bright!
Hustle up and join his lay;
“All right!—Bob White;”
Follow down his dewy way:
“Bob White,—you’re right!—
It’s sure enough—a brand new day!”
A day when dreams may come to be:
A day the floods that surge in me
May swell the banks of Always-So
And in to fields of Strived-For flow.
The Mocker trills!
Hear him fill the air with glee.
Why not mock!—Just as he!
Puncture woe with melody!
—Say…scat—like—that"
—(See that moody cat-bird flee!)&mdash
The Mocker trills.
An echo thrills:—
“There’s joy for birds—why not for me!”
There’s joys have always wondered why
I’ve never looked as I passed by.
Sing ho! for joys long-patient, kind:&mdas;
But what of the ones I’ve left behind?
Hibiscus glow!
Poinciana sets the day a-flare.
See the coral creeper’s show!
Catch the Myrtle’s crimson dare!
In flow’rs alone must red love flow?
Should plant and tree, unaided, bear
A-flaunt the banner love would blow!
O, Heart asleep’—Awake! And glow!
With the red of the Corals, Love beckons to me;
In flashing hibiscus her fires I see;
Through flaming acacia I know it is so
—My Love, She will come! Her flame I shall know!
Part II
MID-DAY
The Secret Shrine
And still the sun swoons down the cotton,
Hushed, Expectant, quails the corn.
Old hopes fail: Yet, unforgotten,
In faintness dream of dewy morn.
Now, the gushing, red-crape myrtle:
Fateful, still,—the buzzard lone:
Is there naught within can hurtle
Far,—a crushing weight of stone?
Fools still see our clouds fair mountains;
Dreaming, deem our skies gem-blue:
Know they not life’s colour fountains
Found their spring in heart of you?
What are pines bemoaning ever?
Why the bamboos’ ceaseless sigh?
Will the palm leaves call forever:—
Endless; yearning aigrettes cry?
The call, that North-birds autumn-hearing
Brings winging back to southern sea,
Is stronger far my heart’s a-fearing
Than the call my soul yields to thee.
And so; though swoons the drooping cotton:
—Low, old Nature’s woes intone;—
Remains a shrine by all forgotten:
There I sit and brood alone.
PART III
EVENING
Inviolable
At evening I wander alone to the sea.
The breakers that come bring solace to me;
And scarcely the gulls take trouble to flee
Away from my goal.
Yet, Evening turns somewhere within me a key:
And opens a room;
A secret deep room,
Far-hid in the house of my soul.
And nothing of land its answer can hold;
There’s nothing of Nature so flaming and bold:
And strange though it be, there’s nothing so old
In sea or in sky
As the questions and dreamings that endless unfold
From out of that room;—
That sweet-keeping room,
That seems older that I.
But sometimes my sea beneath the night blue
‘Comes a mirror for souls to see through.
...And once did I dream that my love was quite new!
...But now do I know
‘Tis older than life; ‘Tis the key and clew
That opens my room;
And keeps the deep room
A sweet place where none other may go.


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The web was developed by people who were interested in text processing rather than in networking and, unsurprisingly enough, the first versions of the HTTP protocol did not make very good use of network resources. The main problem in HTTP/0.9 and early versions of HTTP/1.0 was that a separate TCP connection (“virtual circuit” for them telecom people) was created for every entity transferred.
Opening multiple TCP connections has significant performance implications. Obviously, connection setup and teardown require additional packet exchanges which increase network usage and, more importantly, latency.
Less obviously, TCP is not optimised for that sort of usage. TCP aims to avoid network congestion, a situation in which the network becomes unusable due to overly aggressive traffic patterns. A correct TCP implementation will very carefully probe the network at the beginning of every connection, which means that a TCP connection is very slow during the first couple of kilobytes transferred, and only gets up to speed later. Because most HTTP entities are small (in the 1 to 10 kilobytes range), HTTP/0.9 uses TCP where it is most inefficient.
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Back to basics. A really small post to explain the concept of private method and functions in Python.
A private function is a function that can be called only inside his module. A private class method is a method that can be called only inside his class. The concept of protected method doesn't exist in Python (accessible within his class and all classes that inherit his classes).
Really easy ! Just add two underscore before the method or function name and it become private (also works for attributes), do not add two uderscores at the end of the name, it's for builtin/special method.
If you add just one underscore before a function, method or attribute (ex: def _hello()... instead of def __hello(),
it's still considered private, but just for convention. It change nothing for python internaly, except that
from M import *
does not import objects whose name starts with an underscore.
Below an illustration inspired from stackoverflow:


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1 When David and the others had gone a little way past the top of the hill, Mephibosheth's servant Ziba met him. He had with him two donkeys that were carrying two hundred loaves of bread, one hundred bunches of raisins, one hundred bunches of fresh figs, and a leather bag full of wine.
2 The king said to Ziba, "What are these for?" Ziba replied, "The donkeys are for your family to ride on, the bread and the fruit are for your soldiers to eat, and the wine is for them to drink when they become exhausted in the wilderness."
3 The king said, "Where is Mephibosheth, the grandson of your former master Saul?" Ziba answered, "He stayed in Jerusalem, because he thinks that now the people will allow him to rule the kingdom that his grandfather Saul ruled."
4 The king said to Ziba, "Very well, everything that belonged to Mephibosheth is now yours." Ziba replied, "Your Majesty, I will humbly serve you, and I desire that you will always be pleased with me."
5 When King David and those with him arrived at the city of Bahurim, a man named Shimei met him. Shimei, whose father was Gera, was a member of the same clan that Saul's family belong to. Shimei was cursing David as he approached.
6 Then he threw stones at David and his officials, even though the officials and David's bodyguards surrounded David.
7 Shimei cursed David and said to him, "Get out of here, you murderer, you scoundrel!
8 Yahweh is getting revenge on you all for murdering many people in Saul's family. And now he is giving Saul's kingdom to your son Absalom.
9 Then Abishai said to the king, "Your Majesty, this man is as worthless as a dead dog! Why should he be allowed to curse you? Allow me to go over there and cut off his head!"
10 But the king replied, "You two sons of Zeruiah, I want nothing to do with you.  So it is not surprising that this man from the tribe of Benjamin is also trying to kill me. Just ignore him, and allow him to curse me. Yahweh has told him to do that.
12 Perhaps Yahweh will see that I am having all this trouble, and some day he will repay me by blessing me in return for this man cursing me today."
13 Then David and those who were with him walked along the road, and Shimei continued walking along the hillside near him. While he walked along, he cursed David and threw stones and dirt at him.
14 When David and those stopped traveling that evening, they were very tired. So they rested.
15 While that was happening, Absalom and all the Israelites who were with him had arrived in Jerusalem. Ahithophel had also arrived there.
16 When David's friend Hushai came to Absalom, he said to Absalom, "I desire that the king will live a long time! May you live for many years!"
17 Absalom said to Hushai, "You have been loyal to your friend David for a long time. So why did you not go with him instead of coming to me?"
18 Hushai replied, "It is right for me to serve the one whom Yahweh and these people and all the other people of Israel have chosen to be their king.  If I do not serve you, what other man should I serve? I will serve you as I served your father."
20 Then Absalom said to Ahithophel, "What do you advise that we should do?"
21 Ahithophel replied, "Your father left some of his slave wives in the palace to take care of it. You should sleep with them. When everyone in Israel hears that you have done that, they will realize that you hold your father in contempt. Then all those who are with you will be very encouraged."
22 So they set up a tent for Absalom on the roof of the palace. And Absalom went into the tent and slept with his father's slave wives, one by one, and everyone could see them going into the tent.
23 In those days, people accepted what Ahithophel recommended as though he was speaking the words of God. So just as David had always accepted what Ahithophel said, now Absalom did also.


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A single restart may be associated with several conditions at the same time. A single condition may have several associated restarts at the same time.
Active restarts associated with a particular condition can be detected by calling a function such as find-restart, supplying that condition as the condition argument. Active restarts can also be detected without regard to any associated condition by calling such a function without a condition argument, or by supplying a value of nil for such an argument.


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| Published: | 2017-04-03 |
| Author: | Remko Duursma [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Remko Duursma <remkoduursma at gmail.com> |
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27+ Logan Ohio From My Location
Background. The county seat is bellefontaine. Where is logan, ohio located on the world map.
June, september and august are the most pleasant months in logan, while january and february are the least comfortable months. Logan is a small city located in hocking county, ohio. In addition, however, you will also find the locations of the nearest airports.
Navy recruiting command (nrc) to identify qualified applicants for active duty service in the navy and for the naval reserve.
Search for restaurants, hotels, museums and more. Discover logan, ohio with the help of your friends. Local drivers ed and schools. The county seat is bellefontaine.


Ushuaia (pronounced [u'swaia]) is sometimes considered to be the southernmost city in the world. It is located in a wide bay on the southern coast of the island of Tierra del Fuego, guarded on the north by the Martial mountain range and on the south by the Beagle Channel. Ushuaia is surrounded by Magellanic subpolar forests that give the landscape a magnificent greenness.
Position 54° 49'S, 68° 16'W.
For full details on clearing into and out of the country see Argentina Formalities.
Port control should be contacted on Channel 16 as one enters the harbour. An immigration official will be sent to visit the boat. For customs it is necessary to visit the main office in the commercial harbour.
Customs are now open:
Monday to Friday: 0700-1800
Sat, Sun and holidays: 0800-1100 & 1600-1900
These hours do have a tendency to change quite frequently.
Fees only apply for clearance at weekends or public holidays. A yacht may be fined for not clearing in immediately.
Any yacht whose registration papers state their gross weight is in excess of 50 Tonnes is required to use a harbour pilot and also a shipping agent. This can be expensive.
Those who intend to sail north through the Beagle Channel must also clear in and out with the Chilean Navy at Puerto Williams, if continuing into Chilean waters. Those who need Chilean visas can obtain them at the Chilean consulate in Ushuaia, situated on the corner of Calle Maipu and Kuanip.
For cruising the Beagle Channel as far as Staten Island, no zarpe is required but the Prefectura must be notified before you leave of the details of your trip.
Prefectura Naval Argentinian Coast Guard, Tel. +54 (2901)435805.
Customs in Ushuaia continue to be erratic with their charging of fines/taxes. However, they state:
No vessel may be left unattended in Argentine waters without the written application to, and consent of, the local customs authority.
A power of attorney must be granted to a resident living within a certain radius from the boat and a notarized letter produced to communicate this information to Customs and Coast Guard. The cost of this is about $100. The penalty for infringement is 1% of the value of the vessel.
No vessel may breach the terms of their conditions of entry into the country by using their boats for commercial activities while in Argentina.
If a yacht is deemed to be chartering in Argentina waters by Customs, they are liable to a fine of 30% of the value of the vessel. Remember, even if you make a voyage in Argentina waters with people paying costs aboard, you could then be construed to be a charter vessel.
Further Possible Fines:-
Currently, all is reported to be quiet with the Customs here. However, yachts should be aware that in the past the local Customs have come up with all sorts of ways one could be considered to be breaking the rules. This includes but is not limited to:
Modifying or repairing the boat, purchasing goods or equipment locally, leaving the vessel and traveling overland, even purchasing fuel can be considered an infraction without going through the laborious process of completing paperwork. Any infraction could lead to boat arrest and a spot fine of 1%.
Before Sailing to Argentina, check with the Argentine consulate with regards to what one needs to do with regard to exit and entry papers, leaving the boat, hauling your vessel, having work done on your vessel, or anything that may create a potential problem with Customs. If you can get this in writing, even better.
See reports adjacent for the latest on the current situation in Ushuaia.
Permits for the Falklands, South Georgia and South Orkneys
See Argentina Formalities for futher information.
Updated January 2016.
It must be emphasized that Ushuaia is a very windy and insecure place to have a yacht.
Visiting boats usually moor at the ASAFyN dock (Water Sports Association) on the east side of the harbour. However the old Club Nautico on the other side of the bay closer to town, is now operating again with a new jetty and rates are reported to be a great deal cheaper than those at ASAFyN.
The AFASyN wharf (60 metres) was completely repaired in 2009 and raised 50 cms to improve functionality during high tides. However, it is necessary for boats to raft up and in high winds this causes problems.
There are mooring buoys available but they may be unreliable.
Updated October 2011.


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def build(self, qc, q, q_ancillas=None, params=None):
custom_state = Custom(self.num_target_qubits, state_vector=np.sqrt(self.probabilities))
qc.extend(custom_state.construct_circuit("circuit", q))
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def pdf_to_probabilities(pdf, low, high, num_values):
After Change
def build(self, qc, q, q_ancillas=None, params=None):
custom_state = Custom(self.num_target_qubits, state_vector=np.sqrt(self.probabilities))
custom_qc = custom_state.construct_circuit("circuit", q)
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