Suspect in death of woman found at Athol wastewater plant held without bail
by EndPlayORANGE, Mass. - A man accused of killing a 26-year-old mother and then dumping her body near a wastewater treatment facility appeared in court for the first time.
Keith Hamel, 23, of Athol, was arrested in the town's downtown area on Monday and then faced a judge in Orange on Tuesday, the same day of the funeral held for the victim, Kelsey Clifford.
"We made a personal commitment to her family and her 4-year-old son Jaiden that we will be there moving forward and we made a commitment that he will know what a wonderful mother Kelsey was and share all the stories," said Brian Campbell, the victim's uncle.
Clifford's family members, in court, were lashing out at him, calling Hamel an animal. His friends, however, defended his innocence.
"Definitely go find the dude who did that," said Markus Luchock, one of Hamel's friends. "That's not Keith, he's not capable of this kind of thing."
Prosecutors said Hamel was last seen with Clifford leaving her car at a Cumberland Farms in Athol just hours before her body was found at the wastewater plant. Court paperwork alleges Hamel beat and killed Clifford.
A sweatshirt with her blood and his DNA was found between the plant and his house.
According to her family, Clifford is a mother of a four-year-old and has been sorely missed by her loved ones.
"She was very free-spirited," said Shiane Cordio, a friend of the victim. "I do not believe anytime they give either is justice enough, I want to look into his eyes and see if he has a soul because how can you do that to somebody? She just turned 26."
Hamel sat in the prison holding area of the courtroom throughout the arraignment. He pleaded not guilty and is being held without bail.
Very little details are being released on this case.


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| Lena | 1967-07-11 | Noad, Sidney Thomas | Preston, [Living] | |
| Leslie W. | 1968-12-10 | Braithwaite, [Living] | ||
| Male child | 1967-08-24 | died at birth | Preston, [Living] Irish, Shirley | |
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This class implements an audio buffer.
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#include <CAudioBuffer.h>
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| bool | setup (unsigned char *a_data, const unsigned int a_size, int a_frequency, bool a_stereo, unsigned short a_bitsPerSample) |
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| bool | loadFromFile (const std::string &a_filename) |
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| std::string | getFilename () const |
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| unsigned int | getBuffer () |
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| int | getSize () |
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| int | getNumSamples () |
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| int | getFrequency () |
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| bool | getStereo () |
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| int | getBitsPerSample () |
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| unsigned char * | getData () |
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| short | getSampleLeft (const double a_time, const bool a_loop) |
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| short | getSampleRight (const double a_time, const bool a_loop) |
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This class implements an audio buffer. An audio buffer contains audio data and information that describes the specifications of the sound signal such as frequency, length, and format.
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| a_data | Pointer to the audio data. |
| a_size | Audio data size in bytes. |
| a_frequency | Audio data frequency. |
| a_stereo | true for stereo, false for mono. |
| a_bitsPerSample | Number of bits per sample (8 or 16). |
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This method returns the number of samples of the audio data. Please note that this value does not correspond to the number of bytes of the audio buffer.
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| a_loop | Loop mode. |
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| unsigned char* chai3d::cAudioBuffer::m_data |
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| unsigned short chai3d::cAudioBuffer::m_bitsPerSample |
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Overview
Classes summary
| Papi_Admin | Admin class that handle loading of Papi types, columns and loading of posts. |
| Papi_Admin_Ajax | Admin class that handle ajax calls. |
| Papi_Admin_Assets | Admin class that handle assets. |
| Papi_Admin_Columns | Admin class that handle table columns. |
| Papi_Admin_Menu | Admin class that handles admin menus. |
| Papi_Admin_Meta_Box | Admin class that handles admin meta boxes. |
| Papi_Admin_Meta_Box_Tabs | Admin class that handles admin tabs in meta boxes. |
| Papi_Admin_Meta_Handler | Admin class that handle meta data, like post or term. |
| Papi_Admin_Option_Handler | Admin class that handle option post data. |
| Papi_Admin_Taxonomy | Admin class that handles taxonomy modifications. |
| Papi_Admin_View | Admin class that handle admin view rendering. |
| Papi_Attachment_Type | Papi type that handle attachment post type, post data and rendering. All attachment types should extend this class. |
| Papi_CLI | Manage Papi from CLI. |
| Papi_CLI_Command | Base class that must be extended by any Papi sub commands. |
| Papi_CLI_Post_Command | Manage posts. |
| Papi_CLI_Term_Command | Manage terms. |
| Papi_CLI_Type_Command | Manage types. |
| Papi_Conditional_Rules | Conditional rules class that contains all rules. |
| Papi_Container | Container class that implements a container. |
| Papi_Core_Autoload | Autoload class that autoload classes. |
| Papi_Core_Box | |
| Papi_Core_Conditional | Core class that handle if a conditional rule should display the property or not. |
| Papi_Core_Conditional_Rule | Core class that implements a conditional rule. |
| Papi_Core_Data_Handler | Core class that handle core post data. |
| Papi_Core_Meta_Store | Core class that implements a Papi meta store. |
| Papi_Core_Property | Core class that implements a Papi property. |
| Papi_Core_Tab | |
| Papi_Core_Type | Core class that implements a Papi type. |
| Papi_Entry_Type | Papi Entry Type is a base class that can register boxes with properties. |
| Papi_Loader | Papi loader class that handle the loading of the plugin. |
| Papi_Option_Store | Option store implementation of Papi meta store. |
| Papi_Option_Type | Papi type that handle option, option data and rendering. All option types should extend this class. |
| Papi_Page_Type | Papi type that handle all post types except attachment. All page types should extend this class. |
| Papi_Porter | Papi Porter class that handle import and export of properties data. |
| Papi_Porter_Driver | Abstract implementation of Papi Porter driver. |
| Papi_Porter_Driver_Core | Papi core Porter driver. |
| Papi_Post_Store | Post store implementation of Papi meta store. |
| Papi_Property | Base property that implements the rendering of a property in WordPress admin. |
| Papi_Property_Bool | Bool (true/false) property. |
| Papi_Property_Checkbox | HTML checkbox property that can handle one or more checkboxes. |
| Papi_Property_Color | Color property that implements WordPress color picker as a property. |
| Papi_Property_Datetime | Datetime property. |
| Papi_Property_Divider | Divider property. |
| Papi_Property_Dropdown | Dropdown property. |
| Papi_Property_Editor | WordPress editor property. |
| Papi_Property_Email | HTML5 email input property. |
| Papi_Property_File | WordPress media file property. |
| Papi_Property_Flexible | Flexible repeater property that can repeat multiple properties with different properties per layout. |
| Papi_Property_Gallery | WordPress media file property as a gallery. |
| Papi_Property_Group | Group property that render child properties in a table. |
| Papi_Property_Hidden | HTML hidden input property. |
| Papi_Property_Html | HTML property that can display html in the admin. |
| Papi_Property_Image | WordPress media image property. |
| Papi_Property_Link | WordPress link manager property. |
| Papi_Property_Number | HTML5 number input property. |
| Papi_Property_Post | Post property that can handle relationship between posts. |
| Papi_Property_Radio | HTML radio buttons property that can handle one or more radio buttons. |
| Papi_Property_Reference | Property that shows which relationships that exists between the current post and other posts. |
| Papi_Property_Relationship | Relationship property that can handle more than one relationship between posts or other data items. |
| Papi_Property_Repeater | Repeater property that can repeat multiple properties. |
| Papi_Property_String | HTML text input property. |
| Papi_Property_Term | Term property that populates a dropdown. |
| Papi_Property_Text | HTML textarea property. |
| Papi_Property_Url | HTML5 url input property. |
| Papi_Property_User | User property that populates a dropdown. |
| Papi_Taxonomy_Type | Papi type that handle taxonomies. |
| Papi_Term_Store | Term store implementation of Papi meta store. |
Functions summary
| papi | Return the instance of Papi to everyone. |
| papi_action_delete_value | Delete the property value from the database. |
| papi_append_post_type_query | Append post type query string. |
| papi_body_class | Add page type class name as a css class on body. |
| papi_cache_delete | Delete value from cache. |
| papi_cache_get | Get value from cache. |
| papi_cache_key | Get Papi cache key. |
| papi_cache_set | Set value in cache. |
| papi_camel_case | Convert a value to camel case. |
| papi_cast_string_value | Cast string value to right value type. |
| papi_convert_to_string | Try convert to string if is possible else return empty string. |
| papi_current_user_is_allowed | Check if current is allowed the given capabilities. |
| papi_delete_field | Delete value in the database. |
| papi_delete_option | Delete value in the database. |
| papi_delete_property_meta_value | Delete property value from database. If it's on a option page it will fetch the value from the option table instead of the postmeta table. |
| papi_delete_term_field | Delete property value in the database. |
| papi_display_page_type | Check if the page type should be displayed or not. |
| papi_doing_ajax | Check if Papi is doing a AJAX request or not. |
| papi_entry_type_exists | Check if entry type exists. |
| papi_esc_html | Papi escape html. |
| papi_f | Add underscores at the start of the string. |
| papi_field_shortcode | Shortcode for papi_get_field function. |
| papi_field_value | Get field value by keys. |
| papi_filter_conditional_rule_allowed | Get conditional rule value. |
| papi_filter_format_value | Format the value of the property before it's returned to WordPress admin or the site. |
| papi_filter_load_value | This filter is applied after the value is loaded in the database. |
| papi_filter_settings_directories | Get all registered page type directories. |
| papi_filter_settings_only_page_type | Get the only page type that will be used for the given post type. |
| papi_filter_settings_only_taxonomy_type | Get the only taxonomy type that will be used for the given taxonomy. |
| papi_filter_settings_show_page_type | Show page type in add new page view for the given post type. |
| papi_filter_settings_show_standard_page_type | Show standard page type on the given post type. |
| papi_filter_settings_show_standard_page_type_in_filter | Show standard page type in filter dropdown on the given post type. |
| papi_filter_settings_show_standard_taxonomy_type | Show standard taxonomy type on the given taxonomy. |
| papi_filter_settings_sort_order | Get the default sort order that is 1000. |
| papi_filter_settings_standard_page_type_description | Get standard page description for the given post type. |
| papi_filter_settings_standard_page_type_name | Get standard page name for the given post type. |
| papi_filter_settings_standard_page_type_thumbnail | Get standard page thumbnail for the given post type. |
| papi_filter_settings_standard_taxonomy_type_name | Get standard taxonomy name for the given taxonomy. |
| papi_filter_update_value | This filter is applied before the value is saved in the database. |
| papi_from_property_array_slugs | Convert array of slugs to array with arrays in. |
| papi_get_all_core_type_files | Get all entry type files from the register directories. |
| papi_get_all_entry_types | Get all entry types that exists. |
| papi_get_all_files_in_directory | Get all files in directory. |
| papi_get_all_page_types | Get all page types based on a post type. |
| papi_get_class_name | Get namespace name and/or class name from page type file. |
| papi_get_core_type_base_path | Get entry type base path. |
| papi_get_core_type_file_path | Get core type file path, this allows classes to be overridden. |
| papi_get_entry_type | Get a entry type by file path. |
| papi_get_entry_type_by_id | Get entry type by identifier. |
| papi_get_entry_type_by_meta_id | Get entry type from meta id. |
| papi_get_entry_type_count | Count entry types in the database for the given entry type. |
| papi_get_entry_type_css_class | Get entry type css class, it will split the entry type id on slash and take the last part of the id. |
| papi_get_entry_type_id | Get entry type id. |
| papi_get_entry_type_template | Get entry template file from meta id. |
| papi_get_field | Get value for a property on a page. |
| papi_get_file_path | Get page type file from page type query. |
| papi_get_meta_id | Get meta id for a meta type. |
| papi_get_meta_id_column | Get right meta id column for a meta type. |
| papi_get_meta_store | Get the meta store. |
| papi_get_meta_type | Get right meta type value. It will treat option as a meta type even if isn't a real meta type. |
| papi_get_only_objects | Get only objects from the value. |
| papi_get_option | Get property value for property on a option page. |
| papi_get_options_and_properties | Get options and properties. |
| papi_get_or_post | Get value from $_GET or $_POST with the given key. |
| papi_get_page | Get the data page. |
| papi_get_page_new_url | Get the url to 'post-new.php' with query string of the page type to load. |
| papi_get_page_type_id | Get page type id by post id. |
| papi_get_page_type_key | Get the page type key that is used for each post. |
| papi_get_page_type_name | Get the page type name. |
| papi_get_parent_post_id | Get post parent id. |
| papi_get_post_id | Get post or page id from a object. |
| papi_get_post_type | Get WordPress post type in various ways |
| papi_get_post_type_label | Get post type label. |
| papi_get_post_types | Get all post types Papi should work with. |
| papi_get_property_class_name | Get property class name. |
| papi_get_property_meta_value | Get property value from database. If it's on a option page it will fetch the value from the option table instead of the postmeta table. |
| papi_get_property_type | Get property type by the given type. |
| papi_get_property_type_key | Get the right key for a property type. |
| papi_get_property_type_key_f | Get the right key for a property type with a underscore as the first character. |
| papi_get_qs | Get query string if it exists and is not empty. |
| papi_get_sanitized_post | Get sanitized value from global $_POST . |
| papi_get_slugs | Get boxes with properties slug for a page. |
| papi_get_taxonomies | Get all taxonomies Papi should work with. |
| papi_get_taxonomy | Get WordPress taxonomy in various ways. |
| papi_get_taxonomy_label | Get taxonomy label. |
| papi_get_taxonomy_type_id | Get taxonomy type id by term id. |
| papi_get_taxonomy_type_name | Get the taxonomy type name. |
| papi_get_template_file_name | Get template file name. |
| papi_get_term_field | Get property value from the database. |
| papi_get_term_id | Get term id from a object. |
| papi_get_term_slugs | Get boxes with properties slug for a taxonomy. |
| papi_html_name | Get a html friendly name. |
| papi_html_tag | Get html tag from tag name and array of attributes. |
| papi_include_query_strings | Append query strings from existing request. |
| papi_include_template | Include partial view. |
| papi_is_empty | Check if the given object is empty or not. Values like "0", 0 and false should not return true. |
| papi_is_json | Test if given object is a JSON string or not. |
| papi_is_method | Check which http method it is. |
| papi_is_option_type | Check if $obj is a instanceof Papi_Option_Type . |
| papi_is_page_type | Check if $obj is a instanceof Papi_Page_Type . |
| papi_is_property | Check if the given value is a instance of a property or not. |
| papi_is_property_type_key | Check if it's ends with '_property'. |
| papi_is_rule | Check if the given value is a instance of the rule class. |
| papi_load_page_type_id | Load the entry type id on a post types. |
| papi_load_taxonomy_type_id | Load the entry type id on a taxonomy. |
| papi_maybe_convert_to_array | Maybe convert value to array if array or return the value. |
| papi_maybe_convert_to_object | Maybe convert value to object if array or return the value. |
| papi_maybe_get_callable_value | Papi get callable value if is it callable. |
| papi_maybe_json_decode | Maybe JSON decode the given string. |
| papi_maybe_json_encode | Maybe JSON encode the given object. |
| papi_nl2br | Replace '\n' with ' '. |
| papi_option_shortcode | Shortcode for papi_get_option function. |
| papi_option_type_exists | Check if option type exists. |
| papi_populate_properties | Populate properties array. |
| papi_property | Create a new property array or rendering a template property file. |
| papi_remove_trailing_quotes | Remove trailing dobule quote. PHP's $_POST object adds this automatic. |
| papi_render_html_tag | Render html tag from tag name and array of attributes. |
| papi_render_properties | Render properties the right way. |
| papi_render_property | Render the given property. |
| papi_require_text | Get require text for property. |
| papi_required_html | Get require tag for property. |
| papi_rule | Get conditional rule. |
| papi_santize_data | Santize data. |
| papi_set_page_type_id | Set page type to a post. |
| papi_set_taxonomy_type_id | Set taxonomy type to a term. |
| papi_slugify | Slugify the given string. |
| papi_sort_order | Sort array based on given key and numeric value. |
| papi_supports_term_meta | Determine if Papi can support term meta. |
| papi_tab | Create a new tab array or rendering a template tab file. |
| papi_tabs_setup | Setup tabs. |
| papi_taxonomy_shortcode | Shortcode for papi_get_term_field function. |
| papi_template | Load a template array file and merge values with it. |
| papi_template_include | Include template files from Papis custom page template meta field. |
| papi_to_array | Get a array of $obj. |
| papi_to_property_array_slugs | Convert array of arrays to array of slugs. The given slug will match a key with the number of properties. |
| papi_underscorify | Underscorify the given string. Replacing whitespace and dash with a underscore. |
| papi_update_field | Update field with new value. The old value will be deleted. |
| papi_update_option | Update field with new value. The old value will be deleted. |
| papi_update_property_meta_value | Update property values on the post with the given post id or update property values on the option page. |
| papi_update_property_meta_value_cache_delete | Delete cache values on update property meta. |
| papi_update_term_field | Update property with new value. The old value will be deleted. |
| papify | Add papi_ to the given string ad the start of the string. |
| the_papi_field | Echo the value for property. |
| the_papi_option | Echo the value for property on a option page. |
| the_papi_page_type_name | Echo the page type name. |
| the_papi_taxonomy_type_name | Echo the taxonomy type name. |
| the_papi_term_field | Echo the value for property. |
| unpapify | Remove papi- or papi_ from the given string. |


Arizona Migrahack: Becoming a Border Patrol Agent
by
Alex Corey, Keila Vizcarra, Pilar De Haro, Misty Ring-Ramirez
Calvin Ortega Jr, and Helga Salinas
by
Alex Corey, Keila Vizcarra, Pilar De Haro, Misty Ring-Ramirez
Calvin Ortega Jr, and Helga Salinas
A 34-year-old Tucson resident, second-generation Mexican-American, is training to become a border patrol agent. Despite the stigma and his background, he believes it will provide more stability than his current job. He wishes to stay anonymous for employment reasons.
For many people living in border counties, this once adverse position of being a border patrol agent has became a desirable career choice. “The main reason is stability. Since 2008, it really doesn't feel secure, especially in the job I did. You always feel vulnerable."
“I have gotten the impression that there are two types of people,” said our anonymous source in reference to applicants at the U.S. Customs and Border Protection workforce.
“There’s former law enforcement people, those who don’t get paid well, and people who don’t have resources to go college or maybe they never did.”They see their uncle in uniform as a border patrol agent and most of the parents on their soccer team are also agents.
“‘Wow, that’s great dad.’ I doubt they completely understand. They know it’s a position of authority. They know that my brother-in-law walks around with a handgun very infrequently. They know it’s honorable, respectable,” says the source referring to his children's reactions when he explained his possible career change.
“My wife is a banker. I don’t think she’s ever been as supportive with anything as she has with this,” said our source. “She’s done the cost and benefit analysis. She knows things are going to get better for us. Yeah, I might be gone a lot more but we’ll finish getting out of debt sooner, putting money away for the kid’s school much quicker. She knows it’s a good thing.”
“I grew up in Nogales Arizona. It was more affordable, but I’ve never lived a day in Mexico, other than when I was born,” says our source.
“In 1987, my parents became U.S. citizens and I became naturalized. Personally, I can see myself doing apprehending.”


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On the night before battle begins, three-time F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton reflects on his two title-winning Mercedes cars – and describes his feelings as he discovers the new F1 W07. The world champion introduces his new Silver Arrow..


START-R allows, based on data generated by the Agilent Feature Extraction ® software, to analyze DNA chip-based replication timing experiments. This analysis can be parameterized by the user, in particular on biostatistical aspects. There are 6 steps in START-R:
1
Data normalization is based on three related methods :
2
In statistics and image processing, to smooth a data set is to create an approximating function that attempts to capture important patterns in the data, while leaving out noise or other fine-scale structures/rapid phenomena. In smoothing, the data points of a signal are modified so individual points (presumably because of noise) are reduced, and points that are lower than the adjacent points are increased leading to a smoother signal. Smoothing may be used in two important ways that can aid in data analysis by being able to extract more information from the data as long as the assumption of smoothing is reasonable and by being able to provide analyses that are both flexible and robust.
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The curves obtained after smoothing using data from microarrays, show areas "flat" that replicate either early or late called CTRs for Constant Timing Regions. Area between early and late area, there is a transition zone called TTR - Timing Transition Region. Our strategy to characterize the temporal program of replication is to detect these first TTR to better define the CTRs.
For identification, we therefore based on the property of a TTR. This is a transition area between two areas of constant intensity. This field contains points which, one after the other, have a difference log important ratio. This area continues to remain in its dynamics to be definitively classified as TTR
To detect significant differences, we divided pairwise log ratios. To select the positions where the two log ratios are significantly different, the statistical properties of boxplot are used. The selected positions that are classified as outlier. According to an article published in Nature methods, the boxplot performs a distribution grouping maximum points. If some items do not fit with this distribution, then they are classified as outlier. In the end, we detect all TTRs along the chromosomes.
4
The advantage of having detected first TTRS is to allow a better definition of CTRs. Indeed, the CTRs will be detected after excluding TTRS. So the segment is the most representative of CTR. If TTRS not previously excluded, then the CTR will overlap the adjacent segment TTR. This then will result a bad segmentation because the algorithm will take into account the points positioned in the adjacent TTR for calculating the average of the segment.
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All previous results (CTRs and TTRs) are collected on a synthesis curve for each chromosome.
6
To detect diffences between two experiences, 3 methods are available :
START-R offers several types of outputs to evaluate the results.
Text outputs in START-R are in bed format. The BED format consists of one line per feature, each containing 3-12 columns of data, plus optional track definition lines. The first three fields in each feature line are required:
chr1 213941196 213942363
chr1 213942363 213943530
chr1 213943530 213944697
chr2 158364697 158365864
chr2 158365864 158367031
chr3 127477031 127478198
chr3 127478198 127479365
chr3 127479365 127480532
chr3 127480532
127481699


WITNESS LIST Education Committee February 18, 2003 - 8:30A Elements of School Finance System ON: Casey, Daniel (Moak, Casey & Associates, LLP), Austin, TX Connolly, John (Texas School Coalition), Plano, TX Pierce, Wayne (Equity Center), Austin, TX Thompson, David (Self), Houston, TX


Japan CPI (YoY) Oct 0.2% (est 0.3%; prev 0.2%)
by Ross J BurlandJapan October CPI was expected to tick up fractionally, to 0.3% YoY overall, 0.6% YoY ex-fresh food & energy.
The data arrived as follows:
Japan CPI (Y/Y) Oct 0.2% (est 0.3%; prev 0.2%) -Japan CPI Ex. Fresh Food (Y/Y) Oct 0.4% (est 0.4%; prev 0.3%) -Japan CPI Ex. Fresh Food And Energy (Y/Y) Oct 0.7% (est 0.6%; prev 0.5%).
The consumer price index for Japan in October 2019 was 102.2 (2015=100), up 0.2% over the year before seasonal adjustment, and the same level as the previous month on a seasonally adjusted basis.
There has been no material impact on the yen.
More to come...


The default SMTP host and port can be configured within:
WEB-INF/classes/yanel.xml
(needs restart of Yanel)conf/yanel.xml or rather conf/local/local.yanel.xml
(needs rebuild of Yanel)These default settings can be overwritten per resource, e.g. src/contributions/resources/contact-form/resource.xml
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SailClear
The SailClear advance web notification service for clearance is now operational in Montserrat. All duly appointed officers stationed at Little Bay port have been fully trained on the SailClear system, and any new officers will be trained on the system.
You can complete all the SailClear online forms in advance, or there is a computer terminal at Customs in Little Bay.
In the near future visiting vessels will be able to connect to a WiFi system with reach of approximately ¼ mile offshore. This will allow access to the SailClear system before landing.
On Arrival
Little Bay is now the island's only port of entry.
Before arriving, it is recommended that you radio the Port Authority on VHF Ch.16 to check on conditions here. VHF Ch:16 is monitored 24/7 by the Port Authority.
On arrival anchor in the southern part of the bay, keeping clear of the channel to the ferry/cargo wharf. In future this channel will be clearly marked.
No crew or passengers must land before clearance is granted.
Inward Clearance
Check in at the Customs and Immigration office which is in the Port office. As you come off the jetty you will see a sign over a door at the warehouse.
Customs and Immigration are open 08:00-16:00, but not at weekends or public holidays. Any vessel arriving outside of these hours can either wait aboard at anchor until C&I reopens, or request an ‘out of hours’ check in. If you arrive outside of working hours there is an overtime charge.
Next check in with the Port Authority who are also in the warehouse. Clearance from the previous port must be submitted to the Port Authority.
All fees are paid to the Port Authority (see Fees below).
To avoid being stopped at the port gates, check in with Port Security.
Cruising Montserrat
If a visiting vessel intends to stay a few days in Montserrat, they can request and obtain a Coastal Cruising authorization from Customs and Immigration, which gives them permission to land at any authorized beach outside of the official Exclusion Zone for a period of up to 7 days. There is no cost for this permit.
Even if you intend to dinghy ashore to the beach in Little Bay you will require this authorization.
Outward Clearance
Yachts can obtain clearance in and out at the same time if staying 72 hours or less. If staying longer, there is no additional charge, but you will have to return to Customs to do the paperwork again. Only Customs needs to be visited for departure. There is no departure tax.
Last updated December 2015.
Passports are required and be valid for at least the period of your stay.
Visa rules apply (as described below) if staying ashore.
No visas are required for nationals of the European Union, Commonwealth countries, Japan, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, San Marino, Sweden, Switzerland, Tunisia, and US citizens.
All other nationals require visas although if the stay does not exceed 14 days the visa exemption may apply for most countries (except East European and communist countries). Visas can be obtained from British consulates.
Stays of up to six months are permitted for Canadian, UK and US citizens.
Last updated May 2015.
Firearms must be kept sealed on board.
Yachts can stay indefinitely in Montserrat without paying duty. Residents of Montserrat can import private boats duty free.
The Customs declaration form can be downloaded from here
There are Customs regulations on the importation and exportation of agricultural products and the protection of marine and animal life.
There are a number of marine and animal specimens that may not be taken from the islands. If in doubt you should check with the local customs authorities prior to the purchase, importation or exportation of such items.
Last updated May 2015.
Basic medical needs can be met in the Glendon Hospital in Lookout which is about an 8 minute drive from Little Bay.
A coastwise clearance permit is required is wishing to land anywhere, including Little Bay.
This permit can be requested from Customs on arrival and it will be granted for a certain period. If wishing to stay longer, apply for an extension.
Clearance will depend on volcanic conditions prevailing at the time.
Also see Restrictions for the details.
Last updated May 2015.
Customs fees are based on tonnage:
15 ton boat:$35EC
Over 20 tons: $100EC
All fees must be paid in cash only (EC$). No credit or debit card payments accepted.
If you arrive outside of working hours (or on a Public Holiday) there is an overtime charge. This is EC$50/hour with a minimum of 2 hours charge, and based on a maximum of 8 passengers per vessel.
Last updated December 2015.
To enter controlled access areas, you will require a police licence from the Royal Montserrat Police Force. Applications should be made at the Salem Police Station and should contain the reasons why access is being requested.
There are two Maritime Exclusion Zones. Maps showing these areas are available from the Montserrat Volcano Observatory (www.mvo.ms) or the Montserrat Port Authority. Maritime vessels should not enter the Exclusion Zone.
Last updated December 2013.
Pet Regulations Animals must stay on board until they have been checked by the veterinary officer. Pets must have Veterinary Health Certificate and inoculation records and will be quarantined between three and six months.


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| Year | Team | Finish | G | 10 | -5 | Pts | PPG |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2015 | Waterloo A | 39 | 17 | 5 | 10 | 0 | 0 |
| Year | Round | Player | Team | Opponent | Result | 10 | -5 | Pts | Packet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2015 | 1 (Prelims) | Cole Jackes | Waterloo A | Washington | Loss | 1 | 1 | 5 | MIT A + Alberta |
| 2015 | 2 (Prelims) | Cole Jackes | Waterloo A | MIT A | Loss | 0 | 0 | 0 | Minnesota + Washington |
| 2015 | 4 (Prelims) | Cole Jackes | Waterloo A | Illinois A | Loss | 0 | 1 | -5 | Virginia and Yale |
| 2015 | 5 (Prelims) | Cole Jackes | Waterloo A | Virginia A | Loss | 0 | 1 | -5 | Rice + Illinois + W+M |
| 2015 | 6 (Prelims) | Cole Jackes | Waterloo A | Yale A | Loss | 0 | 0 | 0 | Michigan + Toronto |
| 2015 | 7 (Prelims) | Cole Jackes | Waterloo A | Notre Dame B | Win | 0 | 3 | -15 | Stanford B + Columbia |
| 2015 | 8 (Prelims) | Cole Jackes | Waterloo A | Oxford A | Loss | 0 | 0 | 0 | Maryland + NYU |
| 2015 | 9 (Prelims) | Cole Jackes | Waterloo A | Penn C | Loss | 0 | 1 | -5 | McGill + WUSTL |
| 2015 | 10 (Prelims) | Cole Jackes | Waterloo A | UCLA | Loss | 1 | 0 | 10 | Stanford A |
| 2015 | 11 (Prelims) | Cole Jackes | Waterloo A | William and Mary | Loss | 1 | 0 | 10 | Ottawa + Harvard |
| 2015 | 12 (Prelims) | Cole Jackes | Waterloo A | South Carolina | Win | 0 | 0 | 0 | UCSD A |
| 2015 | 14 (Playoffs) | Cole Jackes | Waterloo A | Penn B | Win | 0 | 0 | 0 | Editors 1 |
| 2015 | 15 (Playoffs) | Cole Jackes | Waterloo A | Michigan B | Win | 1 | 0 | 10 | Editors 2 |
| 2015 | 16 (Playoffs) | Cole Jackes | Waterloo A | Chicago C | Win | 1 | 1 | 5 | Editors 3 |
| 2015 | 17 (Playoffs) | Cole Jackes | Waterloo A | Ohio State | Loss | 0 | 0 | 0 | Dartmouth |
| 2015 | 18 (Playoffs) | Cole Jackes | Waterloo A | Rice | Win | 0 | 1 | -5 | Editors 4 |
| 2015 | 19 (Playoffs) | Cole Jackes | Waterloo A | Kenyon | Loss | 0 | 1 | -5 | Editors 5 |


Dubai named the best long-haul destination for Brits' family holidays
Dubai has been named the best long-haul destination for British families thanks to its high number of attractions, hot and sunny weather, and overall value for money
by Julie Delahaye, https://www.facebook.com/juliedjournoParents planning their next trip with the kids may want to consider Dubai; the city has just been named the best long-haul destination for families for 2019.
The United Arab Emirates' largest city proved a hit thanks to its hot and sunny weather, the plethora of family-friendly attractions on offer, as well as other factors such as the flight duration.
It was followed by Cancun, Mexico, and Ras Al Khaimah, UAE, in second and third place respectively.
The study, conducted by travel firm On The Beach, also found Dubai to be the second best-value long-haul destination for families.
Although the city doesn't have a reputation for being budget-friendly, it can be done - for example, there's a plethora of cheap luxury hotels on offer.
One of the perks of Dubai is that it boasts hot and sunny weather year-round, although the best time to visit falls between October and March when you'll find average temperatures of 31C, although this drops down to around 25C in December and January.
Therefore it can be an ideal destination for families looking for hot and sunny weather for the February and October half term dates - and the sea temperature is ideal if you fancy a beach break.
On the Beach's research revealed that with an average flight time of six hours and 45 minutes, it also makes for one of the shortest long-haul journeys for Brits (any parent will know that flying with kids is no easy feat although we do have some top tips to help you out!).
The study also found that the city boasts the highest number of water and amusement parks of the destinations surveyed with over 20 on offer for visitors.
Highlights include the Dubai Parks & Resorts complex which encompasses Motiongate, Bollywood, Legoland Dubai and Legoland Water Park. It's also home to IMG Worlds of Adventure, the world's biggest indoor theme park.
Meanwhile there's ample opportunity for sightseeing whether you're taking in the views from the Burj Khalifa - the world's tallest building - or splashing out at the Dubai Mall.
Never been before? You can check out our Dubai city guide with top tips on everything from the best attractions to visit to the restaurants that need to be on your radar.
Dubai is already a firm favourite with Brits - in fact, over 1.5 million British holidaymakers visit the city every year.
Make sure you also check out the FCO's latest Dubai travel advice - there are some laws which are very different to UK laws.
You can check out the full list of top long-haul destinations for families below...
Top 10 best value long-haul destinations for Brits
- Dubai
- Cancun
- Ras Al Khaimah
- Phuket
- Dominican Republic
- Mauritius
- Saint Lucia
- Barbados
- Cuba
- Antigua


Cederberg
The Cederberg mountains (Afrikaans: Sederberg) and nature reserve are located near Clanwilliam, approximately 300 km north of Cape Town, South Africa at about 32°30′S 19°0′E.
The Cederberg mountains (Afrikaans: Sederberg) and nature reserve are located near Clanwilliam, approximately 300 km north of Cape Town, South Africa at about 32°30′S 19°0′E.
The Cederberg mountains extend about 50 km north-south by 20 1/2 km east-west. They are bordered on the west by the Sandveld, the north by the Pakhuis Mountains, the east by the Springbok Flats and the south by the Kouebokkeveld Mountains and the Skurweberge. The main access road, the N7, runs to the west of the range. The nearest towns are Citrusdal to the southwest and Clanwilliam to the north. The area is sparsely populated.
There are several notable mountains in the range, including Sneeuberg (2026 m) and Tafelberg (1969 m). Tafelberg (Afrikaans for "Table Mountain") should not be confused with the Table Mountain in Cape Town. Notable landmarks include the Maltese Cross, Wolfberg Arch (see http://www.sa-venues.com/things-to-do/westerncape/wolfberg-arch-trail/) and Wolfberg Cracks.
The dominating characteristic of the area is sharply defined sandstone rock formations (Table Mountain group), often reddish in colour. This group of rocks contains bands of shale and in recent years a few important fossils have been discovered in these argillaceous layers. The fossils are of primitive fish and date back 450 million years to the Ordovician Period.[1]
The summers are very hot and dry, while the winters are wetter and cold with typical annual rainfall in the low-lying areas of less than 700 mm. The higher peaks receive a dusting of snow in winter. Summer days are typically clear and cloudless. Due to the clear skies most of the year, it makes an excellent site for skywatching and has its own amateur observatory.
The predominant vegetation is Mediterranean fynbos in the wetter south and west, changing to semi desert scrub in the north and east. The endangered Clanwilliam cedar (Widdringtonia cedarbergensis) of the family Cupressaceae and the snow protea (Protea cryophila) of the Proteaceae are endemic to the area, found only in more remote areas high up in the mountains.
The area's apex predators are the felids leopard (Panthera pardus) and caracal (Caracal caracal). Other mammals include the rock hyrax (Procavia capensis) or "dassie", meerkats (Suricata suricatta) and other mongooses (Herpestidae), larger antelopes (e.g. bontebok Damaliscus pygargus dorcas and gemsbok Oryx gazella), the vulnerable Cape mountain zebra (Equus zebra zebra), and chacma baboons (Papio ursinus). There are also many birds, small mammals, reptiles and insects.
Other threatened species found in the Cederberg Wilderness Area include the cyprinids Clanwilliam yellowfish (Labeobarbus capensis, vulnerable), Clanwilliam redfin (Barbus calidus, vulnerable) and sawfin (Barbus serra, endangered).
In caves and overhangs throughout the area, San rock art can be found, evidence of the earliest human inhabitants. European settlement brought forestry and some agriculture, and led to massive destruction of the local cedar trees, with thousands felled for telephone poles, furniture and housing. The European arrival also led to the elimination of the San population. In the north, the old Moravian mission station of Wupperthal still remains, the heart of a small subsistence farming community, and home to a local industry producing velskoene, traditional soft leather shoes.
The Cederberg was possibly the southernmost battleground of the Second Boer War. A small band of Boer guerrillas penetrated into this area from the Boer republics, hundreds of kilometres to the north, hoping to stir up popular support amongst the local farmers of Dutch descent. In this they failed; the farmers may have had little sympathy for the British but they had a fair notion of who was going to win the war. It is said that the Boer commandos were confronted in the Cederberg by a lone Englishman, who ordered them to surrender. They laughed at him, because he was one and they were many and tried to reason with him, pointing out the hopelessness of his position. He refused to back down and was in the end shot dead. The place where he fell is today called Engelsmanskloof ("Englishman's ravine").


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Chapter 6. Sequences: Strings, Lists, and Tuples
The next family of Python types we will be exploring are those whose items are ordered sequentially and accessible via index offsets into its set of elements. This group, known as sequences, includes the following types: strings (regular and unicode), lists, and tuples.
We call these sequences because they are made up of sequences of "items" making up the entire data structure. For example, a string consists of a sequence of characters (even though Python does not have an explicit character type), so the first character of a string "Hello" is 'H', the second character is 'e', and so on. Likewise, lists and tuples are sequences of various Python objects.
We will first introduce all operators and built-in functions (BIFs) that apply to all sequences, then cover each type individually. For each sequence type, we will detail the following:
Introduction Operators Built-in functions Built-in methods (if applicable) Special features (if applicable) Related modules (if applicable)
We will conclude this chapter with a reference chart that summarizes all of the operators and functions applicable to all sequences. Let us begin by taking a high-level overview.
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User defined types for simulation and display
Up until now, the examples have used a set of simple Simulation, Display and Line constructs without explaining how they are defined. This shows what is needed in the Behavior block to let the user defined types to specify that they actually define a runnable simulation or settings that can be used to display results.
This means that the user can select their own names for the different parameters required for a simulation, and, more importantly, simulation and display attributes can be added to existing type definitions to make multi-faceted type definitions that can both be run on their own or as part of a larger simulation.
Example 6 shows two new elements that can be used in the Behavior block, Run and Show as illustrated in the following user-defined type that defines a simulation:
<Parameter name="length" dimension="time" />
<Parameter name="step" dimension="time" />
<ComponentRef name="target" type="HHCell" />
<Children name="displays" type="Display" />
<Behavior>
<StateVariable name="t" dimension="time" />
<Run component="target" variable="t" increment="step" total="length" />
<Show src="displays" />
</Behavior>
</ComponentType>
The 'component' attribute of the Run element specifies which parameter of the type contains the reference to the component that should actually be run. The 'step' and 'increment' attributes specify the parameters that hold the timestep and total runtime. The 'variable' attribute is for future use - at present, the independent variable is always 't'.
A Run element can be added to the Behavior block in any type definition to make it independently runnable.
Running a simulation without any output is rarely much use, so there are two futher elements that can be included in the Behavior block: Show and Record. The 'src' attribute of the Show element points to the components that should be shown. These in turn can contain other Show elements but eventually everything pointed to by a Show element should contain one or more Record elements. These specify what will actually be sent as output. They have the path to the variable as the 'quantity' attribute, its scale as the 'scale' attribute and the line color for plotting.
The following two types show one way that these can be combined to allow the user to express a display object containing one or more lines.
<Parameter name="timeScale" dimension="time" />
<Children name="lines" type="Line" />
<Behavior>
<Show src="lines" scale="timeScale" />
</Behavior>
</ComponentType>
<Parameter name="scale" dimension="*" />
<Text name="color" />
<Path name="quantity" />
<Behavior>
<Record quantity="quantity" scale="scale" color="color" />
</Behavior>
</ComponentType>
Once these have been defined, a component can be constructed that uses them as follows:
<Simulation id="sim1" length="80ms" step="0.05ms" target="hhcell_1">
<Display timeScale="1ms">
<Line id="V" quantity="v" scale="1mV" color="#0000f0" />
<Line id="Na_q" quantity="NaPop/geff" scale="1nS" color="#f00000" />
<Line id="K_q" quantity="KPop/geff" scale="1nS" color="#00f000" />
</Display>
</Simulation>
When run, this produces the output shown below:
Note how the scale attributes are set to 1mV and 1nS for the different lines so that they show up on the same axes.


Shield and predict
Two-level protection through prediction and
shielding of machines and servers
Automated security configuration deployment systems with early error detection
The Egida project is a server orchestration system that allows to perform and deploy security configurations (custom control lists) over a machine infrastructure. These security configurations can shield and protect those servers by implementing the desired security measures depending on the server profile. Controls are sourced from the CIS Benchmarks, and we also need to obtain system information about each of the deployed servers to ensure proper deployment.
Develops customized security configurations using Egida DSL
Using the new Domain Specific Language you can create your own hardening scripts depending on the state of the target machine. The language allows to select which points, sections or controls of the CIS Benchmarks will be executed as well as the possibility to modify the value of task variables such as passwords or users.
Through Aspida you can obtain information from the target machine such as which services are running, which packages are installed or the score of security auditing tools such as Lynis. This information can be used in conditional statements (IF-ELIF-ELSE) to decide which tasks are to be executed on a machine.
Applying ML techniques to detect anomalous user behaviors
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By combining Egida and Kassandra you can achieve a system architecture with enhanced security through customized shielding and behavioral anomaly predictions.
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I am currently enrolled in the University of Washington's coding bootcamp certificate program and hope to find a job as a developer after completion of the course.
Prior to this, I worked in various roles in the fashion industry including, Digital Media Manager at Nautica, and on the apparel design teams as creative coordinator to the Creative Directors of Nautica and Tommy Hilfiger.


While this experience was not accidental, the effects of the drug in question (Seroquel) were not as intended at the time of dose.
A total of 600 mg of Seroquel was taken orally over a period of 15 minutes. Each 100 mg tablet was taken whole with a swallow of water.
Intended Effect: Sleep (Previously unsuccessful at lower dosages, such as 200-300 mg)
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After battling depression for several years, a doctor seemed to have gotten it under control with Effexor and Amantadine. Unfortunately, this doctor was relieved of his duties (at the clinic at which I was a patient). The replacement doctor was kind enough to provide me with some Seroquel as a sleep aid and as an anti-psychotic (I'm bi-polar).
After many failed attempts to sleep at the suggested dosage of 25 mg (he said I could go up to 200 mg) and up I decided I was going to try a LARGE dose.
Now, I did not do this blindly (not saying it wasn't dangerous, but MANY people have overdosed FAR beyond what I did, and lived) I spent several manic hours researching the effects of an overdose.. among them, 'fainting', 'passing out', 'coma'. AKA -- Sleep .. or so I thought. Also, hallucinations were among the 'side effects' and OD effects.
About 15 minutes post-dose I felt very drowsy. I laid down on my bed and began to experience hallucinations far beyond what dimenhydrinate (Benadryl) produces. Open and closed eye visuals were unavoidable and actually quite scary! At this point, I had no sense of time what-so-ever, but vaguely remember getting up to go to the bathroom. I remember my limbs being VERY heavy. It was difficult to walk, yet somehow I made it to the bathroom.
The next thing I remember is waking up about 18 hours after I had taken the Seroquel. I didn't have a bad hangover, yet it was definitely present. Again, I didn't intend for this to happen, and this experience is intended to DISCOURAGE the use of Seroquil as a 'recreational' drug of any kind. In my opinion, it's recreational potential is zero.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


jsGraph allows you to have in a single graph more than one axis at the same position (top, left, right, bottom). Axes don’t actually have to take up the 100% of the space, horizontally or vertically.
For example, let us imagine that you want to display different kind of data in the y direction (for example, speed, angle and height), versus one single x axis (let’s say time), it might make sense to display all three series in different regions of the graph, because the axes would have nothing to do with each other…
You can do that using the method axis.setSpan( spanFrom, spanTo ), where spanFrom and spanTo must range between 0 and 1 and represents the position in percentage where the axis will start and end.
For the x axis, 0 is always at the left, and 1 is at the right. For the y axis, 0 is the bottom, and 1 is the top (inverse of the traditional SVG coordinates).
Basic example
To illustrate the setSpan method, let us make a nice graph with two y axes spanning from 0 to 45% and from 55% to 100%:
Of course, this also works with the X axis:
Overlapping axes
One might wonder how jsgraph handles cases where axis spans overlap. For example axisA.setSpan( 0, 55 ) would clash with axisB.setSpan( 50, 100 ). In such cases, jsGraph determines automatically such clashes and offsets one of the axis (the one with the largest index in the stack) by a sufficient amount so that visual perception is not deteriorated. In general, jsGraph will try to place as many axis in the first level, and perform iteratively for the following levels. For example, if you have axisA.setSpan( 0, 55 ), axisB.setSpan( 50, 100 ) and axisC.setSpan( 60, 80 ), then axisC will be placed together with axisA because they don’t overlap. It will not take a third level.
To make it clear, here is how this example would turn out:


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DependencyGraphTest0001
structure DependencyGraphTest0001 =
struct
structure Assert = SMLUnit.Assert
structure Test = SMLUnit.Test
structure Testee = DependencyGraph
val assertEqualIsDependsOn
val testDependsOn0001
val testDependsOn0002
val testDependsOn0003
val testGetClosure1001
val testGetClosure2001
val testGetClosure2002
val testGetClosure2003
val testGetClosure3001
val testGetClosure3002
val testGetClosure4001
val testGetClosureRev1001
val testGetClosureRev2001
val testGetClosureRev2002
val testGetClosureRev2003
val testGetClosureRev3001
val testGetClosureRev3002
val testGetClosureRev4001
val testSort1001
val testSort1002
val testSort2001
val testSort2002
val testSort3001
val testSort3002
val testSort3003
val suite
end
-
unit test of
structure DependencyGraph
-
assertEqualIsDependsOn
val assertEqualIsDependsOn
testDependsOn0001
val testDependsOn0001
-
test case of dependsOn/isDependsOn (normal case)
- calls dependsOn.
- calls isDependsOn and verifies the return value indicates that
there is a dependency with the attribute between the specified
nodes.
-
testDependsOn0002
val testDependsOn0002
-
test case of dependsOn/isDependsOn (normal case)
- calls isDependsOn and verifies the return value indicates that
there is no dependency with the attribute between the specified
nodes.
-
testDependsOn0003
val testDependsOn0003
-
test case of dependsOn/isDependsOn (normal case)
- calls dependsOn.
- calls isDependsOn and verifies the return value indicates that
there is a dependency with the attribute between the specified
nodes.
- calls isDependsOn with src and destination reversed
and verifies the return value indicates that
there is no dependency of the opposite direction between the
specified nodes.
-
testGetClosure1001
val testGetClosure1001
-
tests the getClosure function with a node graph.
- the number of nodes: 1
- the length of dependency path: 0
- the number of dependency path: 0
-
testGetClosure2001
val testGetClosure2001
-
tests the getClosure function with two nodes graph where is no
dependency.
- the number of nodes: 2
- the length of dependency path: 0
- the number of dependency path: 0
-
testGetClosure2002
val testGetClosure2002
-
tests the getClosure function with two nodes graph where is a
dependency.
- the number of nodes: 2
- the length of dependency path: 1
- the number of dependency path: 1
-
testGetClosure2003
val testGetClosure2003
-
tests the getClosure function with two nodes graph which are mutual
dependencies between the nodes.
- the number of nodes: 2
- the length of dependency path: 1
- the number of dependency path: 2
-
testGetClosure3001
val testGetClosure3001
-
tests the getClosure function with three nodes graph.
- the number of nodes: 3
- the length of dependency path: 1
- the number of dependency path: 1
-
testGetClosure3002
val testGetClosure3002
-
tests the getClosure function with three nodes graph.
- the number of nodes: 3
- the length of dependency path: 2
- the number of dependency path: 1
-
testGetClosure4001
val testGetClosure4001
-
tests the getClosure function with four nodes graph.
- the number of nodes: 4
- the length of dependency path: 2
- the number of dependency path: 2
-
testGetClosureRev1001
val testGetClosureRev1001
-
tests the getClosureRev function with a node graph.
- the number of nodes: 1
- the length of dependency path: 0
- the number of dependency path: 0
-
testGetClosureRev2001
val testGetClosureRev2001
-
tests the getClosureRev function with two nodes graph where is no
dependency.
- the number of nodes: 2
- the length of dependency path: 0
- the number of dependency path: 0
-
testGetClosureRev2002
val testGetClosureRev2002
-
tests the getClosureRev function with two nodes graph where is a
dependency.
- the number of nodes: 2
- the length of dependency path: 1
- the number of dependency path: 1
-
testGetClosureRev2003
val testGetClosureRev2003
-
tests the getClosureRev function with two nodes graph which are mutual
dependencies between the nodes.
- the number of nodes: 2
- the length of dependency path: 1
- the number of dependency path: 2
-
testGetClosureRev3001
val testGetClosureRev3001
-
tests the getClosureRev function with three nodes graph.
- the number of nodes: 3
- the length of dependency path: 1
- the number of dependency path: 1
-
testGetClosureRev3002
val testGetClosureRev3002
-
tests the getClosureRev function with three nodes graph.
- the number of nodes: 3
- the length of dependency path: 2
- the number of dependency path: 1
-
testGetClosureRev4001
val testGetClosureRev4001
-
tests the getClosureRev function with four nodes graph.
- the number of nodes: 4
- the length of dependency path: 2
- the number of dependency path: 2
-
testSort1001
val testSort1001
-
tests the sort function with a nodes graph without any dependency.
-
testSort1002
val testSort1002
-
tests the sort function with a nodes graph depending itself.
-
testSort2001
val testSort2001
-
tests the sort function with a two nodes graph where a nodes depends on
the other node.
-
testSort2002
val testSort2002
-
tests the sort function with a two nodes graph where they depend on
each other.
The order of nodes in the result value of the sort function is not
defined if they depend each other, but the function must return some
value (not stuck).
-
testSort3001
val testSort3001
-
tests the sort function with a three nodes graph where two nodes depend
the other node.
-
testSort3002
val testSort3002
-
tests the sort function with a three nodes graph where a node depends
the other two nodes.
-
testSort3003
val testSort3003
-
tests the sort function with a three nodes graph where a node depends
the other two nodes of which the one node depends the other node.
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suite
val suite


Wilson lifts Army over Fairleigh Dickinson 81-65
WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) - Matt Wilson had 16 points and 14 rebounds to carry Army to an 81-65 win over Fairleigh Dickinson on Monday night.
Lonnie Grayson had 19 points for Army (2-2). Alex King added 12 points. Jordan Coleman had 10 points and Tommy Funk distributed a career-high 13 assists for the hosts.
Elyjah Williams had 15 points and seven rebounds for the Knights (1-3). Jahlil Jenkins added 15 points. Devon Dunn had 12 points.
Army plays Binghamton on the road on Saturday. Fairleigh Dickinson matches up against Lafayette on the road on Sunday.
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In a ranked-choice election, each voter specifies a list of candidates in descending order of preference. The list could include every single candidate, or a particular subset of the candidates, or even just a single candidate. Then each voter's first choice is tabulated. The candidate or candidates with the fewest votes are eliminated from the election. Then the votes are tabulated again, with any votes for eliminated candidates replaced with those voter's next preferred candidate. The process repeats until there is either only one candidate remaining, or at least all remaining candidates have the same number of votes.
Enter the candidates and votes in the specified formats, then click the Find button to run a ranked-choice election and see the results. Click the Load Demo button to load an example election.


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CS108 Xamarin Library
1.0.14
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Classes | |
| class | BarcodeEventArgs |
| Barcode Event Argument More... | |
| class | BarcodeStateEventArgs |
Public Member Functions | |
| delegate void | BarcodeEventHandler (BarcodeEventArgs e) |
| BarcodeEventHandler Delegate More... | |
| delegate void | BarcodeStateEventHandler (BarcodeStateEventArgs e) |
| BarcodeStateEventHandler Delegate More... | |
| bool | Start () |
| Start to capture barcode, until stop is sent. More... | |
| bool | Stop () |
| Stop capturing More... | |
Properties | |
| static BarcodeEventHandler | OnCapturedNotify |
| BarcodeEventHandler : Capture completed event trigger More... | |
| static BarcodeStateEventHandler | OnStateChanged |
| BarcodeStateEventHandler : report current operation More... | |
| static bool | bCaptureDecoded [get, set] |
| True will only return decoded data in OnCapturedNotify More... | |
| static BarcodeState | State [get, protected set] |
| Current operation state More... | |
Events | |
| static BarcodeEventHandler | m_captureCompleted |
| static BarcodeStateEventHandler | m_stateChanged |
Private Member Functions | |
| void | TellThemCaptureCompleted (BarcodeEventArgs e) |
| void | TellThemStateChanged (BarcodeStateEventArgs e) |
| void | FireStateChangedEvent (BarcodeState e) |
| void | FireCaptureCompletedEvent (BarcodeEventArgs e) |
Static Private Attributes | |
| static BarcodeState | m_state = BarcodeState.IDLE |
| static bool | b_CaptureDecoded = true |
| static int | mStop = 0 |
| static object | synlock = new object() |
Barcode library
| delegate void CSLibrary.Barcode.BarcodeEventHandler | ( | BarcodeEventArgs | e | ) |
BarcodeEventHandler Delegate
| e |
| delegate void CSLibrary.Barcode.BarcodeStateEventHandler | ( | BarcodeStateEventArgs | e | ) |
BarcodeStateEventHandler Delegate
| e |
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| bool CSLibrary.Barcode.Start | ( | ) |
Start to capture barcode, until stop is sent.
| bool CSLibrary.Barcode.Stop | ( | ) |
Stop capturing
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staticprivate |
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staticgetset |
True will only return decoded data in OnCapturedNotify
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staticaddremove |
BarcodeEventHandler : Capture completed event trigger
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staticaddremove |
BarcodeStateEventHandler : report current operation
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staticgetprotected set |
Current operation state
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Performs the O2PLS data integration method for two datasets yielding joint and data-specific parts for each dataset. The algorithm automatically switches to a memory-efficient approach to fit O2PLS to high dimensional data. It provides a rigorous and a faster alternative cross-validation method to select the number of components, as well as functions to report proportions of explained variation and to construct plots of the results. See Trygg and Wold (2003) <doi:10.1002/cem.775> and el Bouhaddani et al (2016) <doi:10.1186/s12859-015-0854-z>.
| Version: | 1.1.0 |
| Imports: | ggplot2, parallel |
| Suggests: | testthat, knitr, rmarkdown, gplots |
| Published: | 2018-01-22 |
| Author: | Said el Bouhaddani, Jeanine Houwing-Duistermaat, Geurt Jongbloed, Szymon Kielbasa and Hae-Won Uh |
| Maintainer: | Said el Bouhaddani <s.el_bouhaddani at lumc.nl> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | OmicsPLS citation info |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | OmicsPLS results |
| Reference manual: | OmicsPLS.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Vignette Title |
| Package source: | OmicsPLS_1.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: OmicsPLS_1.1.0.zip, r-release: OmicsPLS_1.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: OmicsPLS_1.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: OmicsPLS_1.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: OmicsPLS_1.1.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | OmicsPLS archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=OmicsPLS to link to this page.


GOTO's spirit still haunts Java...
Some days ago I was debugging some LDAP-related customizations I made on Alfresco, and I run into an odd piece of code which made my eyebrow raise: labeled break
(and continue
) statements. Believe it or not, labels are still there, and someone still uses them. Here's a dumb example:
String[] someStrings = getStringsFromSomewhere ();
String[] patterns = getPatternsFromSomewhereElse ();
// find a string which matches one of the patterns
// and send it to someone
outer:
for (String s : strings)
{
for (String pattern : patterns)
{
if (str.matches(pattern))
{
sendMessage (str);
break outer;
}
}
}
Using lables, we're now to break the outer loop while still inside the inner loop. Even if this example code is somewhat clear and straightforward, and it could be handy to use lables in nested loops, with more complex logic and/or with an extensive use of labels, the code can easily became unreadable, with a taste of spaghetti a' la' GOTO.
Anyway, labels can still be used in a clever way, and many renowned code makes use of them. Most notably, java.lang.String
contains some good examples (toLowerCase
and toUpperCase
) which are worth some minutes to understand how they work.
UPDATE: it turned out, labels can be attached on every kind of statement, not only on loops. Thus this code is still valid Java™ code, though it maybe lacks common sense:
public class Ugly
{
public static void main (String[] argv)
{
int tmp = 0;
LABEL:
{
++tmp;
System.out.println ("before breaking");
if (true)
break LABEL;
System.out.println ("after breaking");
}
}
}
As you can imagine, the second println
is neved executed, since the labeled break
statement makes the program jump to the end of the labeled statement.
Could you find any reason to give ground for such a code?
Bye!
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Structural multivariate-univariate linear mixed model solver for multiple random effects allowing the specification of variance-covariance structures for random effects and allowing the fit of heterogeneous and special variance models (Covarrubias-Pazaran, 2016 <doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0156744>; Maier et al., 2015 <doi:10.1016/j.ajhg.2014.12.006>). ML/REML estimates can be obtained using the Direct-Inversion Newton-Raphson and Direct-Inversion Average Information algorithms. Designed for genomic prediction and genome wide association studies (GWAS), particularly focused in the p > n problem (more coefficients than observations) to include multiple relationship matrices or other covariance structures. Spatial models can be fitted using the two-dimensional spline functionality in sommer.
| Version: | 3.7.3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10), Matrix (≥ 1.1.1), methods, stats, MASS, lattice, crayon |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.12.19) |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, RcppArmadillo |
| Suggests: | knitr, plyr, parallel, orthopolynom |
| Published: | 2018-12-10 |
| Author: | Giovanny Covarrubias-Pazaran |
| Maintainer: | Giovanny Covarrubias-Pazaran <cova_ruber at live.com.mx> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Citation: | sommer citation info |
| Materials: | ChangeLog |
| CRAN checks: | sommer results |
| Reference manual: | sommer.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Quantitative genetics using the sommer package Quick start for the sommer package |
| Package source: | sommer_3.7.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: sommer_3.7.3.zip, r-release: sommer_3.7.3.zip, r-oldrel: sommer_3.7.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: sommer_3.7.3.tgz, r-oldrel: sommer_3.7.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | sommer archive |
| Reverse imports: | mlmm.gwas, pcgen |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=sommer to link to this page.


Experience everything Boquete has to offer as it comes alive with the sounds of jazz and blues at the 2018 Boquete Jazz & Blues Festival. Join the beautiful town of Boquete February 23-25 and experience two stages of live jazz & blues, local food, drinks, shopping, and entertainment. Since first taking place in 2007 the Boquete Jazz & Blues Festival has been the biggest music event in the province of Chiriqui. Since 2012, the event was also the first ever festival in Panama to showcase first-class international Blues acts in addition to notable Panamanian and Latin American artists featuring Jazz and Latin American music styles, and they were a great success!
The Boquete Jazz & Blues Festival is supported by the Panamanian Tourist Authority and the city of Boquete Please visit our Sponsor page to learn more about our wonderful sponsors and how you too can sponsor this one of a kind event!
Get the feeling of what the Boquete Jazz & Blues Festival is all about: outstanding talent performing, smiling faces, beautiful places, everybody's dancing and having great fun...what a great community event this is! Be sure to check out our Tickets page for pricing, and our Lineup page for 2018's lineup and artist bio's. You'll find pictures and videos related to previous festivals under Festival History, and even more information under Info. You can also Contact us with any questions you may have. We look forward to seeing you next year!


Methods
| __init__([outstr, errstr, splitlevel]) | Initialise with a pair of streams and a threshold level which determines the stream where the messages are writting. |
| acquire() | Acquire the I/O thread lock. |
| addFilter(filter) | Add the specified filter to this handler. |
| close() | Tidy up any resources used by the handler. |
| createLock() | Acquire a thread lock for serializing access to the underlying I/O. |
| emit(record) | |
| filter(record) | Determine if a record is loggable by consulting all the filters. |
| flush() | Ensure all logging output has been flushed. |
| format(record) | Format the specified record. |
| get_name() | |
| handle(record) | Conditionally emit the specified logging record. |
| handleError(record) | Handle errors which occur during an emit() call. |
| release() | Release the I/O thread lock. |
| removeFilter(filter) | Remove the specified filter from this handler. |
| setFormatter(fmt) | Set the formatter for this handler. |
| setLevel(level) | Set the logging level of this handler. |
| set_name(name) |
Attributes
| name |


Hello, I'm Daniel, a computer engineer based in Benin City, Edo State NG. I enjoy creating things that live both on the internet and in reality, whether that be websites, applications, embedded systems or anything in between. I also love working and creating things with microcontrollers and implementing IoT in components, playing video games, designing gadgets and attending social events. My goal is to always build products that provide pixel-perfect, user-friendly, performant experiences.
Shortly after I graduated from Highschool, I had been overly engrossed in the tech space and the vast amount of knowledge it holds. I started by learning the basic principles of how computers are made, how they work and followed a lot of DIY's by occasionally visiting websites such as [XDA Developers](https://www.xda-developers.com), [Wired](https://www.wired.com/), [The Verge](https://www.theverge.com/) and [Instructables](https://www.instructables.com). I loved the open-source community so I got into android development, C programming and embedded systems, a few stacks I also worked with later on when I got into college include Python, JavaScript, HTML & (S)CSS. I've also able to work on a variety of other interesting and meaningful projects daily.
Created interactive User Interfaces over a legacy product, Genesis. This is a part of an application modernization effort to enable seamless user experience and system performance and leverage the latest digital technologies. Multiple channels like mobile Point of Sales, Self-Checkout terminals and other integrations are involved.
PVH Heritage Brands E-Commerce website PVH group is one of the largest global apparel companies with nearly $9 billion in 2017 revenues. PVH leverages a diversified portfolio of brands – including Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Van Heusen, IZOD, Arrow, Speedo, Warner's, Olga and True&Co. The project is focused towards design and development of the mobile-first responsive eCommerce website for the PVH Heritage Brands VanHeusen, IZOD and styleBureau.
The project is focused towards complete redesign of the existing Parker Pen official website. Involved in the design and the development of the mobile first responsive E-commerce website.
APaaS – HiROC
APaaS – HiROC is a Data as a Service (Daas) project that will enable the business user to generate a custom file which includes elements such as Payment method, transactions, total spend amount etc. The goal of this project is to generate data files for the business which will in turn enable American Express to reach out to high transaction merchants as a payment mode.
Involved in Usability Test Design and Administration, Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods, Statistical Analysis, User Analysis, Cognitive Walkthrough, Task Analysis, Workflow Analysis, Naturalistic Observation, User Interviews and Rapid Prototyping.
I completed my Masters from this prestigious institution with a GPA of 3.52.
Coursework includes User Interface Design and Mobile App Development, Advanced Web Technologies, Data Structures, Algorithms and Analysis Design, Database Design, Software Testing Validation and Quality Assurance, Data mining and Data warehousing.
I completed my Bachelors Degree from this esteemed university with a GPA of 3.80.
Coursework includes C & Data Structures, Object Oriented Programming, Algorithms, Data Base, Microprocessors, Network Analysis, Data Mining, Mobile Computing, Digital Communication, Compilers.
Graduated 11th and 12th Standard with 95%
Graduated High School with 90%
First of all I love music, pop music is my favorite. Love watching cricket, movies and playing badminton with my buddies. I spend quite a lot of time in painting and reading books, these keeps me fresh for working environment.


Rank the following neighborhood features on a percentage scale of 1 to 100, where 0% indicates zero interest in a given feature and 100% indicates utmost importance to your decision-making.
Public Libraries
The Brooklyn Public Library is one of three separate and independent public library systems in New York City. The other two are the New York Public Library (NYPL), serving the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island, and the Queens Public Library, serving Queens. The BPL is the fifth largest public library system in the United States and is a leader in cultural offerings, literacy, after-school services, workforce development programs, and digital literacy. In 2016, BPL was awarded an IMLS National Medal for Museum and Library Service, the nation’s highest honor for museum and libraries. This achievement was due to the BPL's Outreach Services department and its efforts to serve Brooklyn’s most vulnerable populations.
Parks
With nearly 30,000 acres of land, NYC Parks is home to free concerts, sports events, recreational and athletic facilities, and cultural festivals. Whether you prefer to rest and relax, feel closer to nature, or to exercise, there is a park for you in the midst of the concrete jungle that is New York City. Brooklyn is home to some of the most beautiful parks in the city; notable mentions include Brooklyn Bridge's waterfront park, and Prospect Park, a 585-acre oasis that attracts over one million visitors each year. It features a zoo, playgrounds, ball fields, an Audubon center, a vast lake, and a bandshell for outdoor concerts.
GreenThumb Community Gardens
GreenThumb was initiated in response to the city’s financial crisis of the 70s, which resulted in the abandonment of public and private land. The majority of GreenThumb gardens were derelict vacant lots renovated by volunteers. Located in all five boroughs, these community gardens are now managed by neighborhood residents and provide important green space, thus improving air quality, bio–diversity, and the well–being of residents. Some are green spaces meant for relaxation and as a community meeting space, others are full–fledged farms, and many are a mix of the types. The volunteer gardeners are the backbone of the program and are of diverse ages and backgrounds. GreenThumb provides programming and material support to over 550 community gardens in New York City. Workshops, which are the access point for supplies, are held every month of the year, covering gardening basics to more advanced farming and community organizing topics
Art Galleries
Where art and design are concerned, Brooklyn is one of the best places in the world to go to. World-class collections fill the walls of institutions like the Brooklyn Museum. Showcases at design schools like Pratt give talented budding artists exposure and experience. The borough is also home to dozens upon dozens of galleries displaying all manner of art you can imagine. In recent years, many of Brooklyn's neighborhoods have become well known for their funky modern art that especially attracts young hipster visitors around the world. If you’re looking to add to your personal collections or simply wander through aisles in awe, Brooklyn's art galleries should be on your radar.
Recognized Shop Healthy Stores
Each year, bodegas and grocery stores located in and around Action Centers participate in the Shop Healthy NYC program's Retail Challenge to increase (1) availability of healthier foods, such as low-sodium canned goods, healthier snacks and deli options; (2) promotion of healthier foods by posting Shop Healthy marketing materials for healthier foods and removing unhealthy advertising; and (3) visibility of healthier foods by placing them in more prominent locations, such as placing produce at the checkout counter or near the front entrance of the store, and water and other low-calorie drinks at eye-level. Stores that have implemented all of the program’s criteria at the conclusion of the Retail Challenge, and maintain them for at least one month, receive a recognition award to acknowledge their efforts and dedication to make the healthy choice for their communities.


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Cargo ship aground, Philippines
by NIKOLAY TORKINCargo ship POSEIDON 34 ran aground on northern coast of Capul island, Northern Samar, S of Legazpi, Philippines, at around 0315 UTC Nov 29, while en route from Legazpi to Tagbilaran, Philippines. The ship drifted ashore in rough weather, after reportedly, steering failure. Understood she’s in ballast. 21 crew rescued by Philippines Coast Guard, Navy and local police. The crew remain located near grounding site, planning to refloat her as weather permits.
Cargo ship POSEIDON 34, IMO 8529416, dwt 5152, built 2014, flag Belize (AIS), manager PRIMARY TRIDENT MARINE, Cebu, Philippines.


| 1 | package fr.sii.ogham.testing.extension.common; | |
| 2 | ||
| 3 | import java.io.PrintWriter; | |
| 4 | import java.io.StringWriter; | |
| 5 | ||
| 6 | /** | |
| 7 | * Simple logger that writes header, success and failure using a | |
| 8 | * {@link StringWriter}. The {@link StringWriter} is passed to the constructor | |
| 9 | * to ba able to read the written strings from the external. | |
| 10 | * | |
| 11 | * <p> | |
| 12 | * This is mainly used for tests | |
| 13 | * | |
| 14 | * @author Aurélien Baudet | |
| 15 | * | |
| 16 | */ | |
| 17 | public class StringPrinter implements Printer { | |
| 18 | private final StringWriter writer; | |
| 19 | private final boolean writeMarker; | |
| 20 | ||
| 21 | /** | |
| 22 | * | |
| 23 | * @param writer | |
| 24 | * the writer that can be shared | |
| 25 | * @param writeMarker | |
| 26 | * true to write marker | |
| 27 | */ | |
| 28 | public StringPrinter(StringWriter writer, boolean writeMarker) { | |
| 29 | super(); | |
| 30 | this.writer = writer; | |
| 31 | this.writeMarker = writeMarker; | |
| 32 | } | |
| 33 | ||
| 34 | @Override | |
| 35 | public void printHeader(String marker, String header) { | |
| 36 |
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1. printHeader : All method instructions removed → NO_COVERAGE 2. printHeader : All method instructions removed → KILLED |
if (writeMarker) { |
| 37 | writer.append("[marker:" + marker + "]\n"); | |
| 38 | } | |
| 39 | writer.append(header + "\n\n"); | |
| 40 | } | |
| 41 | ||
| 42 | @Override | |
| 43 | public void printSucess(String marker, String success) { | |
| 44 |
2
1. printSucess : All method instructions removed → NO_COVERAGE 2. printSucess : All method instructions removed → KILLED |
if (writeMarker) { |
| 45 | writer.append("[marker:" + marker + "]\n"); | |
| 46 | } | |
| 47 | writer.append(success + "\n\n"); | |
| 48 | } | |
| 49 | ||
| 50 | @Override | |
| 51 | public void printFailure(String marker, String failure, Throwable e) { | |
| 52 |
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1. printFailure : All method instructions removed → NO_COVERAGE 2. printFailure : All method instructions removed → KILLED |
if (writeMarker) { |
| 53 | writer.append("[marker:" + marker + "]\n"); | |
| 54 | } | |
| 55 | writer.append("Test failure:" + e + "\n"); | |
| 56 | e.printStackTrace(new PrintWriter(writer)); | |
| 57 | writer.append(failure + "\n\n"); | |
| 58 | } | |
| 59 | ||
| 60 | } | |
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| 36 |
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No. The applet's paint() method is called each time, and new random numbers are used for the locations of the circles.
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Here are some interesting links with technical information about bikes.
Shimano Tech Docs.
SRAM.
Mavic.
Park Tool.


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