- index() - Method in class limmen.controllers.MainController
-
Method to handle HTTP GET-requests for /
- Invoice - Class in limmen.integration.entities
-
POJO that represents a Invoice entity from the chinook database
- Invoice(int, int, Date, String, String, String, String, String, float) - Constructor for class limmen.integration.entities.Invoice
-
Class constructor.
- Invoice() - Constructor for class limmen.integration.entities.Invoice
-
- InvoiceController - Class in limmen.controllers
-
RestController for the resource pointed by the url: /resources/invoices*
- InvoiceController(InvoiceService) - Constructor for class limmen.controllers.InvoiceController
-
Method to be injected by the Spring container.
- InvoiceFilter - Class in limmen.business.services.filters
-
Class for implementing filtering and sorting functionality for the Invoice-Resource.
- InvoiceFilter() - Constructor for class limmen.business.services.filters.InvoiceFilter
-
Default constructor
- InvoiceFilterTest - Class in limmen.business.services.filters
-
- InvoiceFilterTest() - Constructor for class limmen.business.services.filters.InvoiceFilterTest
-
- InvoiceITCase - Class in limmen.integration
-
Integration test-suite for the invoice REST-resource
- InvoiceITCase() - Constructor for class limmen.integration.InvoiceITCase
-
- InvoiceLine - Class in limmen.integration.entities
-
POJO that represents a InvoiceLine entity from the chinook database
- InvoiceLine(int, int, int, float, int) - Constructor for class limmen.integration.entities.InvoiceLine
-
Class constructor.
- InvoiceLine() - Constructor for class limmen.integration.entities.InvoiceLine
-
- InvoiceLineController - Class in limmen.controllers
-
RestController for the resource pointed by the url: /resources/invoicelines*
- InvoiceLineController(InvoiceLineService) - Constructor for class limmen.controllers.InvoiceLineController
-
Method to be injected by the Spring container.
- InvoiceLineFilter - Class in limmen.business.services.filters
-
Class for implementing filtering and sorting functionality for the InvoiceLine-Resource.
- InvoiceLineFilter() - Constructor for class limmen.business.services.filters.InvoiceLineFilter
-
Default constructor
- InvoiceLineFilterTest - Class in limmen.business.services.filters
-
- InvoiceLineFilterTest() - Constructor for class limmen.business.services.filters.InvoiceLineFilterTest
-
- InvoiceLineITCase - Class in limmen.integration
-
Integration test-suite for the invoiceline REST-resource
- InvoiceLineITCase() - Constructor for class limmen.integration.InvoiceLineITCase
-
- InvoiceLineRepository - Class in limmen.integration.repositories
-
CRUD-repository for the "InvoiceLine" table in the chinook database.
- InvoiceLineRepository() - Constructor for class limmen.integration.repositories.InvoiceLineRepository
-
- InvoiceLineRepresentation - Class in limmen.business.representations.entity_representation
-
JSON-Representation of a InvoiceLine entity.
- InvoiceLineRepresentation(InvoiceLine) - Constructor for class limmen.business.representations.entity_representation.InvoiceLineRepresentation
-
Class construcotr.
- InvoiceLinesArrayRepresentation - Class in limmen.business.representations.array_representations
-
JSON-Representation of a Array of invoicelines.
- InvoiceLinesArrayRepresentation(List<InvoiceLineRepresentation>) - Constructor for class limmen.business.representations.array_representations.InvoiceLinesArrayRepresentation
-
Class constructor.
- InvoiceLineService - Interface in limmen.business.services
-
Interface for a service that provides CRUD services for invoiceline-data.
- InvoiceLineServiceImpl - Class in limmen.business.services.implementations
-
Implementation of the InvoiceLineService interface, uses a repository for database interaction.
- InvoiceLineServiceImpl(InvoiceLineRepository) - Constructor for class limmen.business.services.implementations.InvoiceLineServiceImpl
-
- InvoiceLineServiceImplTest - Class in limmen.business.services.implementations
-
Unit test-suite for the invoiceline service implementation
- InvoiceLineServiceImplTest() - Constructor for class limmen.business.services.implementations.InvoiceLineServiceImplTest
-
- InvoiceRepository - Class in limmen.integration.repositories
-
CRUD-repository for the "Invoice" table in the chinook database.
- InvoiceRepository() - Constructor for class limmen.integration.repositories.InvoiceRepository
-
- InvoiceRepresentation - Class in limmen.business.representations.entity_representation
-
JSON-Representation of a Invoice entity.
- InvoiceRepresentation(Invoice) - Constructor for class limmen.business.representations.entity_representation.InvoiceRepresentation
-
Class constructor.
- InvoicesArrayRepresentation - Class in limmen.business.representations.array_representations
-
JSON-Representation of a Array of invoices.
- InvoicesArrayRepresentation(List<InvoiceRepresentation>) - Constructor for class limmen.business.representations.array_representations.InvoicesArrayRepresentation
-
Class constructor.
- InvoiceService - Interface in limmen.business.services
-
Interface for a service that provides CRUD services for invoice-data.
- InvoiceServiceImpl - Class in limmen.business.services.implementations
-
Implementation of the InvoiceService interface, uses a repository for database interaction.
- InvoiceServiceImpl(InvoiceRepository) - Constructor for class limmen.business.services.implementations.InvoiceServiceImpl
-
- InvoiceServiceImplTest - Class in limmen.business.services.implementations
-
Unit test-suite for the invoice service implementation
- InvoiceServiceImplTest() - Constructor for class limmen.business.services.implementations.InvoiceServiceImplTest
-


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Getting Started
Entities
Levels
Utility Curve
What is a Utility Curve?
In Total AI Utility Curves are used to transform a value with a known range into a new value between 0-1. This is simlar
to normalization, taking a value subtracting by its min and dividing by its range (max - min) to get a 0-1 value, except there
is an extra step of transforming the normalized value by the Utility Curve. Utility Curves allows these 0-1 values
to be much more expressive. An extreme example is the curve could be 0 from [0-0.5] and 1 from (0.5-1] thus causing it to
become a boolean operator. Although it is more common is to see S curves and various exponential curves.
Utility Curves are currently used in TAI to determine
an Agent's Drive Type priority, used in Target Factors to determine the best Entity Target for a Mapping,
and can be used by Selector Types determine values for Output Changes or Behaviors.
For a more in depth talk on Utility Curves
and Utility AI in general see an excellent GDC Talk by Kevin Dill and Dave Mark:
Improving AI Decision Modeling Through Utility Theory
Also check out more info in External Links.
MinMaxCurve
A MinMaxCurve is a ScriptableObject that holds a min, a max, and an AnimationCurve. The min and max value represents
the range for the Output. The input value will be normalized by the MinMaxClass and then inputed into the Curve as the
x value. The y value of the curve will then be denormalized based on the min and max.
The MinMaxCurve ScriptableObject
asset is used throughout TAI. Although it can be slightly annoying in locations when you just need a constant value
overall it helps to reduce memory and provides a central location for logic around evaluating curves.


Agents (Subsystem of AIMA Code)
The agents subsystem covers the code in Part I of the book: the
basic environment simulator run-environment; simulations for
the vacuum and wumpus worlds, and some simple agents for those worlds.
It also includes the abstract class grid-environment, which
is an environment that supports physical objects located in a
two-dimensional rectangular grid of spaces. It serves as the basis
for the vacuum and wumpus worlds, as well as for more complex
environments like the shopping world of Chapter 8.


Livny is a Professor of Computer Science and the lead of the PATh project.
Wuerthwein is a Professor of Physics at UCSD and the Executive Director of the OSG.
Bockelman is an Investigator at the Morgridge Institute for Research and co-lead of the FoCaS area.
Michael is a Research Computing Facilitator at UW-Madison and co-lead of the FoCaS area.
Tannenbaum is a Researcher and HTCondor Technical Lead at UW-Madison, and co-lead of PATh Software Development.


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feature.
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feature and we understand not
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feature and a deeply nested query: (color) or ((color) and ((color) or (color) or (not (color))))
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This should be green if the viewport aspect-ratio is less than 0.5. (So, at least twice as tall as it is wide.)


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I'm
Cowin Assist
A discord bot to assist you in being up to date
with the vaccination centers in your district.
Add to Server
About
Cowin Assist is a chat-bot that lets the user track the availability of covid vaccination centres in India via the CoWin API. It has a bunch of commands through which the user can set/update their desired filters to receive up to date information regarding the vaccine centres.
Features & Commands


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It was only earlier this week that I released AutoFixture .8.2, but now I'm releasing version .8.3 - not that there was anything wrong with .8.2 (that I know of), but I had some time to implement new features, and I wanted to properly release those.
In the future I will blog about these new features (along with all the other AutoFixture features I haven't introduced yet).
Get it at the AutoFixture CodePlex site as usual.


Installing scousepy
¶
Requirements¶
scousepy
requires the following packages:
Python 3.x
pyspeckit >=0.1.21.dev2682
spectral_cube >=0.4.4.dev1809
Please ensure that you are using the latest developer versions of both pyspeckit
and spectral-cube
(Github installation).
Note that for interactive fitting with pyspeckit you may need to customise your
matplotlib configuration. Namely, if you’re using scousepy
on a Mac you will
most likely need to change your backend from ‘macosx’ to ‘Qt5Agg’ (or equiv.).
You can find some information about how to do this here
Installation¶
To install the latest version of scousepy
, you can type:
git clone https://github.com/jdhenshaw/scousepy
cd scousepy
python setup.py install
You may need to add the --user
option to the last line if you do not have
root access.


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| New deposit to ****-****-****-3343. | 2 hours | |
| New message from your advisor. | 5 hours | |
| Your spending report for the week is now available. | 18 hours | |
| Automatic withdrawl from ****-****-****-9986. | 1 day | |
| New e-Transfer request from Jean. | 3 days |


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Audio |
Interface containing all the methods a good audio implementation should have.
|
| AudioListener |
Listens to audio events.
|
| HeadReader |
Is implemented by all classes whith the purpose of reading the head informations from an audio file.
|
| Playable |
Implemented by everything that can be played.
|
| PlaylistListener |
Listens to playlist events.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractAudio |
Implements the Audio and should be extended by all classes representing a form of playable audio.
|
| AudioEvent |
Represents an audio event.
|
| BufferedAudio |
Reads the entire audio data into the RAM.
|
| OggHeadReader |
Reads the head informations from an Ogg Vorbis file as described here.
|
| Playlist |
Stores multiple Audios and plays them in a batch.
|
| PlaylistEvent |
Represents a playlist event.
|
| Recorder |
Records audio from an input device.
|
| StreamedAudio |
Never loads the entire audio data into the RAM.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| AudioEvent.Type |
Represents a type that an audio event can be.
|
| FileFormat |
Represents a file format for audio files.
|
| PlaylistEvent.Type |
Represents a type that a playlist event can be.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| AudioException |
Is thrown when an error inside of SimpleAudio happens.
|


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Hazards due to design of the equipment/environment and its percentages
| Hazards | Occurrence | Percentages |
| Over/under current | 7 | 6.48 |
| Inadequate design & construction | 6 | 5.56 |
| Environment | 3 | 2.78 |
| Frequency | 3 | 2.78 |
| No interlocking | 5 | 4.63 |
| No intertrip | 2 | 1.85 |
| Power | 15 | 13.9 |
| Inadequate protection & control | 27 | 25 |
| Inadequate rating | 16 | 14.9 |
| No synchronizing | 2 | 1.85 |
| Inconsistent tagging | 10 | 9.26 |
| Voltage | 12 | 11.11 |
| 108 |
Detailed view of hazards due to design of the equipment/environment, their causes, consequences and recommendations
| Hazards | Causes | Consequences | Recommendations |
| OVER/UNDER CURRENT | Previous L7 63-C-1 panel is an empty panel. Hence this is an additional load for 63-C-1. The new loading at 63-C-1L is 196A. | Additional load at 63-C-1 leads to overload on the busbar. | No issue. Info.: 63-C-1L/R busbar is 630A. |
| Busbar current rating is lower than the short-circuit current due to new GTG "E". | The short-circuit current level at 33kV may exceed the existing short-circuit rating | Verify the short-circuit current at downstream LV switchboards. | |
| Previous L7 63-C-1 panel is an empty panel. Hence this is an additional load for 63-C-1. The new loading at 63-C-1L is 196A. | Additional load at 63-C-1 leads to overload on the busbar. | No issue. Info.: 63-C-1L/R busbar is 630A. | |
| Cable is size based on total load. | Cable may overloaded due to load increase after complete engineering. | Cable to be size as per aux. transformer capacity. Cable sizing to take consideration tie-in work at existing panel 25-SW4-1. | |
| The load is not distributed to bus 74-D-2A and bus 74-D-2B according to their function in each BFW train. | One BFW train to be shutdown upon supply has different frequency or power source or MCC is shutdown. | The load to be distributed to 74-D-2A and 74-D-2B so that 1 BFW train can be operated in 100%. | |
| The load is not distributed to bus 74-D-2A and bus 74-D-2B according to their function in each BFW train. | One BFW train to be shutdown upon supply has different frequency or power source or MCC is shutdown. | The load to be distributed to 74-D-2A and 74-D-2B so that 1 BFW train can be operated in 100%. | |
| The current existing busbar is not sufficient for the new 2 unit BFW pumps. | Verify the adequacy of existing busbar loading to accommodate the new BFW pump motor. | ||
| - | |||
| INADEQUATE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION | IP rating in not suitable for outdoor application. | Severe equipment damage. | info.: IP55 and Form 4 arrangement. |
| Cable size is not specify in the drawing. | Lack of information to the switchboard manufacturer leads to insufficient space for the termination. | Include the cable size for the phase, neutral and earth in the SLD drawings. | |
| Cable is 1Cx630mmsq for each phase. Cable is bottom entry. Insufficient bending space. | Cable may damage due to mechanical stress on the bending. | Provide appropriate support for cable. Provide sufficient space in the trench for the cable bending and termination work. Info.: Cable is buried in trench 850mm deep with white sand backfill. | |
| Cable is 1Cx630mmsq for each phase. Cable is bottom entry. Insufficient bending space. | Cable may damage due to mechanical stress on the bending. | Provide appropriate support for cable. Provide sufficient space in the trench for the cable bending and termination work. Info.: Cable is buried in trench 850mm deep with white sand backfill. | |
| - | |||
| ENVIRONMENT | Vibration from GTG. | Flexible bus at GTG side of busduct crack after several years. | Include specific requirement for flexible bus in order to sustain the vibration at GTG side without crack. |
| (Humidity)Condensation accumulation at terminal box. | Flash over at terminal box leads to GTG trip. | Provide anti-condensation facility at terminal box i.e. dehydration agent. No top entry for cable and busduct to the transformer. | |
| (Temperature)Air-conditioner fails. | Temperature inside cabin increase, also leads to condensation. | 2X100% air-conditioner unit to be provided. | |
| - | |||
| FREQUENCY | Different frequency under specific condition where the SESCO incomer in island mode. | Two source of supply with different frequency leads to equipment damage. | No issue: Info.:The issue of different frequency / two source is very rare and remote event. Switching is done manually by competent person control by permit system. |
| Different frequency under specific condition where the SESCO incomer in island mode. | Two source of supply with different frequency leads to equipment damage. | No issue: Info.:The issue of different frequency / two source is very rare and remote event. Switching is done manually by competent person control by permit system. | |
| Breaker Generator CLOSE at unsynchronized condition between TNB. i.e. syncheck fails. | Severe damage to COGEN unit and instability to the 33kV system. | To verify and provide mechanical protection i.e. sheer bolt between turbine and generator. Info.: Synch. check relay is provided. | |
| - | |||
| NO INTERLOCKING | No interlock between LV fuse-contactor and 6.6kV VCU. No interlock between earth switch at L7 63-C-1 and LV incomer. | Interlock is not required. | |
| No interlock between LV fuse-contactor and 6.6kV VCU. No interlock between earth switch at L7 63-C-1 and LV incomer. | Interlock is not required. | ||
| Mechanical interlock is not provided between the two incomers. | The two incomers cannot be closed simultaniously leads to increase of short-circuit level. | Info.: Mechanical interlock is not required and acceptable. Different frequency scenario will only occur under specific SESCO feeder operating in island mode condition and the occurance of which is remote. Control is mitigated via prevalent switching procedure and Electrical permit-to-work(E-PTW). | |
| Mechanical interlock is not provided between the two incomers. | The two incomers cannot be closed simultaniously leads to increase of short-circuit level. | Info.: Mechanical interlock is not required and acceptable. Different frequency scenario will only occur under specific SESCO feeder operating in island mode condition and the occurance of which is remote. Control is mitigated via prevalent switching procedure and Electrical permit-to-work(E-PTW). | |
| No interlock for both incomers. | Both incomer can be closed at once lead to circulating current and backfeed. | Specify the same interlocking scheme between incomers as per existing. | |
| - | |||
| NO INTERTRIP | No intertrip between upstream VCU and fuse-switch. | Fault at transformer will only trip VCU (upstream), LV fuse-switch no intertrip from upstream i.e. remain CLOSE. | No intertrip between 6.6kV and LV is acceptable. Switching procedure is in place to control the switching sequence after fault. |
| No intertrip between upstream VCU and fuse-switch. | Fault at transformer will only trip VCU (upstream), LV fuse-switch no intertrip from upstream i.e. remain CLOSE. | No intertrip between 6.6kV and LV is acceptable. Switching procedure is in place to control the switching sequence after fault. | |
| - | |||
| POWER | The new VCU contactor power supply take from the existing UPS power supply. | The new VCU is additional loads for the UPS supply. | Verify the power supply for the contactor does not exceed the existing supply capacity. |
| Transformer TR-74-C/D-1(29.5%)is loaded more than TR-74-C/D/-2(53.6%) during peak load. | Info.: The load distribution is balanced during normal operation. | ||
| The new VCU contactor power supply take from the existing UPS power supply. | The new VCU is additional loads for the UPS supply. | Verify the power supply for the contactor does not exceed the existing supply capacity. | |
| Turbine trip due to any mechanical failure. Power supply to oil jacking and barring system from normal supply | GTG go to shut-down operation. Oil jacking and barring mechanism start to operate. | No issue. | |
| TNB breaker open/trip during connected to TNB. | The other generator need to supply the additional power demand. Generator may flame-off if exceed the step-up load capacity. | To verify the new and existing generator step-up load capacity and amend the load-shedding scheme as required. Include the load-shedding analysis and scheme in the ITB. | |
| Excitation circuit (dove tails) fails due to broken leads. | Generator unit shut-down. | Specify new contruction and material for the excitation assembly in the project document. Incorporate CUF UG experience. | |
| Fault at auxiliary transformer or busduct. | Generator shut-down. Supply Recovery using power supply from DG at 25-SW4-01. | No issue | |
| Starter fail to crank. Single cranking system (diesel engine) is provided. The current GE proposal using motor start. | GTG not in operation. | Diesel engine crank system to be self-sufficient to start engine. | |
| No power supply from UPS to the Turbine Control cabin auxiliary loads. The existing unit has only one Inverter supply to Generator and TG controller. | Upon inverter fails, supply to controller transfer to static by-pass. Inverter and static by-pass fail leads to GTG trip. | Specify redundant inverter for the GTG controller in the project document. | |
| Turbine enclosure fan / cooling fan (motor auxiliary) trip or broken belt. | GTG temperature increase. GTG shut-down after few minutes it reach the high temperature set. | Cooling fan/ ventilation fan (88VG, 88BT, 88TK) for turbine and generator to be non-belt drive. Power cable to the motor to be suitable for direct heat exposure condition. | |
| Transformer TR-74-C/D-1(29.5%)is loaded more than TR-74-C/D/-2(53.6%) during peak load. | Info.: The load distribution is balanced during normal operation. | ||
| Cable fault. | No supply to the aux. MCC from 25-SW4-1 and GTG unit cannot start. Delay start. | Manage by procedure and proper planning to mitigate the issue. i.e. supply from portable DEG. | |
| New COGEN auxiliary LV | Info.:EDG is sized to support black-start of 1 unit COGEN. | ||
| No power for the motor protection relay (GEMSTART) due one VT (as per existing design). power interupption to the motor protection relay during power transfer. | VT fails cause all motor protection relay no supply and no protection for motor. | Power supply for the Motor protection relay shall not interrupted or cause motor stop during the transfer operation of the main incomers or when isolator if OFF. Motor protection relay faulty shall not cause motor trip or stop when motor is already running. Motor protection relay should give alarm locally when relay faulty during running operation. | |
| New BFW load (550kW) | Check adequacy capacity of the transformer 25-TR3-01/02 for the new BFW load. Study shall consider various possible scenario in CUF UG. | ||
| - | |||
| INADEQUATE PROTECTION & CONTROL | Protection for transformer feeder is only 51,50N and standby earth-fault. 87 is not included. | Internal fault is protected using 51 function. | No issue. Info.: Protection function provided at transformer feeder to be as per PTS standard drawing D13.92.020 for 500kVA transformer. |
| 51N at LV trip the VCU L7 63-C-1. | Info.: Lock-out relay is provided in the protection relay at upstream relay(63-C-1 L7) | ||
| Primary side of transformer (TR-63-A/C-1) is protected with 100A fuse (feeder) which is much higher than the normal current. | The fuse may not trip first prior to the protection relay device. The fuse may not able to protect the transformer if protection relay fails. | No issue. Info.: Fuse is coordinated as first protection against over current. | |
| Protection for transformer feeder is only 51,50N and standby earth-fault. 87 is not included. | Internal fault is protected using 51 function. | No issue. Info.: Protection function provided at transformer feeder to be as per PTS standard drawing D13.92.020 | |
| 51N at LV trip the VCU L7 63-C-1. | Info.: Lock-out relay is provided in the protection relay at upstream relay(63-C-1 L7) | ||
| The existing relay coordination is based on the existing minimum and maximum short-circuit current i.e. from 3 GTG and 1 TNB. | New GTG installation increase the minimum and maximum short-circuit current. The coordination may not valid after new GTG. | To conduct relay coordination study during detail engineering stage and include this scope in the ITB. Owner to decide the Scope of work for relay coordination study. | |
| No reverse power, out-of-step protection. | Generator become motor and rotate opposite turbine rotation. Severe GTG damage. | Specify typical GTG, transformer protection scheme as per existing installation, PTS requirement in the project document. | |
| VT and CT for synchronizing and feedback to GTG is not compatible between GIS and GTG. | GTG control may not able to operate. | Identify tie-in point, signal, I/O list, CT, VT, differential CT at GIS required by COGEN in order to be in 100% function. | |
| No monitoring on leakage current through roto shaft. | Damage (pitting) on the white metal bearing. | Provide prevention to circulating current or induced voltage on shaft. | |
| Primary side of transformer (TR-63-A/C-1) is protected with 100A fuse (feeder) which is much higher than the normal current. | The fuse may not trip first prior to the protection relay device. The fuse may not able to protect the transformer if protection relay fails. | No issue. Info.: Fuse is coordinated as first protection against over current. | |
| No unit protection for the auxiliary transformer (400kVA). | Other protection function may not operate or operate in longer time lead to transformer damage. | Provide typical transformer protection scheme, including dedicated unit protection for auxiliary transformer to prevent transformer damage. | |
| The existing MCC 25-SW4-1 only has empty cubicle space. | Insufficient type of protection. | Provide sufficient protection as per existing and compatible with the existing cubicle. | |
| No earth fault protection. | Severe equipment damage upon prolong fault. | Info.:Earth fault protection is provided at 74-D-1A that trip 6.6kv feeder. | |
| No coordination between 74-D-2A and 74-D-1A. | Upon fault at 74-D-2A, both transfer panel and LV MCC will trip. | ||
| No earth fault protection. | Severe equipment damage upon prolong fault. | Info.:Earth fault protection is provided at 74-D-1A that trip 6.6kv feeder. | |
| No coordination between 74-D-2A and 74-D-1A. | Upon fault at 74-D-2A, both transfer panel and LV MCC will trip. | ||
| No ELR provided for the welding socket outlet. | Earth fault at load may cause trip at LV MCC. | Info.: ELR is provided at the welding outlet board. | |
| No sufficient protection for the LV Aux. MCC. | Fault at aux. mcc trip upstream LV switchgear. | Provide typical protection relay function for the incomers ACB. | |
| No ELR provided for the welding socket outlet. | Earth fault at load may cause trip at LV MCC. | Info.: ELR is provided at the welding outlet board. | |
| Insufficient protection function for the feeder. | Fault at load cause trip to the main incomers and total black-out to the aux. MCC. | Provide typical protection function for the static feeders as per existing scheme and PTS. | |
| No issue: Protection for motors is provided as per PTS standard drawings. | |||
| Fuse to be denergized when switch is OPEN. | |||
| No issue: Protection for motors is provided as per PTS standard drawings. | |||
| Fuse to be denergized when switch is OPEN | |||
| No ELR for LV motor. | Earth leakage at load cuase incomer trip and GTG shut-down | Provide typical protection function, including ride-through voltage dip, reacceleration and emergency stop button for motor as per existing scheme and PTS. | |
| The new motor starter for BFW is conversion from VCU feeder. | Provide similar protection and control scheme as existing for the new motor starter. | ||
| Protection function and control (start/stop) shall be as per existing scheme of 3.3kV motors. | |||
| INADEQUATE RATING | Power cable from L7 63-C-1 to 74-D-1A is sized lower than normal full load current. | Cable overloaded. | Cable shall be complete length, no cable jointing is allowed. Info.: Cable is 1Cx400mmsq 3 Run per phase. |
| Loading at transformer TR-63-A/C-1 is reaching 100% during change-over.Refer to Load flow study report( BTU.1.40.8610). The spare starters are not included in the peak load calculation. | Prolong overloading of transformer leads to faster degradation. | Verify loading of TR-63-A/C-1,loading profile at 63-C-1 switchboard and data provided in FEED document. Info.: TR-63-A/C-1 is overloaded for a short-period of time i.e. during change-over of the supply. TR-63-A/C-1 has no more spare capacity for future expansion. | |
| Generator does not produce the required power output due to high temperature at site. | Low generation power output. | No issue. Site rating as per existing COGEN and transformer. ISO rating 56.5MVA, (43.5MW), Site rating 35.2MW at 37degC. | |
| Power cable from L7 63-C-1 to 74-D-1A is sized lower than normal full load current. | Cable overloaded. | Cable shall be complete length, no cable jointing is allowed. Info.: Cable is 1Cx400mmsq 3 Run per phase. | |
| Loading at transformer TR-63-A/C-1 is reaching 100% during change-over.Refer to Load flow study report( BTU.1.40.8610). The spare starters are not included in the peak load calculation. | Prolong overloading of transformer leads to faster degradation. | Verify loading of TR-63-A/C-1,loading profile at 63-C-1 switchboard and data provided in FEED document. Info.: TR-63-A/C-1 is overloaded for a short-period of time i.e. during change-over of the supply. TR-63-A/C-1 has no more spare capacity for future expansion. | |
| Busbar rating is lower than the normal current loading. | Busbar is overloaded. | Info.: 74-D-1A is sized to support 74-D-2A and 74-D-2B. | |
| Busbar rating is lower than the normal current loading. | Busbar is overloaded. | Info.: 74-D-1A is sized to support 74-D-2A and 74-D-2B. | |
| short-circuit current is higher than the rating. | Severe equipment damage upon fault. | No issue. Info.: Short-circuit current is 30kA maximum (Refer Short-circuit study). The selected busbar rating 36kA. | |
| Transformer Neutral earth cable is not specified. | Smaller cable may cause overheating on the cable. | To specify the size of neutral earth cable for the transformer | |
| short-circuit current is higher than the rating | Severe equipment damage upon fault. | No issue. Info.: Short-circuit current is 30kA maximum (Refer Short-circuit study). The selected busbar rating 36kA. | |
| Transformer Neutral earth cable is not specified. | Smaller cable may cause overheating on the cable. | To specify the size of neutral earth cable for the transformer. | |
| The busbar short-circuit rating is lower than the prospective short-circuit current. | Severe equipment daamage to LV MCC in case MCCB not trip upon fault. | Update the actual rating of the busbar based on the actual purchased item. Info.: Short-circuit current (3Phase) is 29kA and busbar rating is 50kA 1 sec. | |
| The panel is not design to be installed outdoor. | Severe damage due to short-circuit in result of water ingress into the panel. | Type test report shall be submitted as part of the final document submission. Info.: The LV MCC is designed to IP66, type tested to IEC60439-1 with proven track record and installed under shelter.(EATON Halyester) | |
| New load at auxiliary MCC. | Transformer and busbar exceed the existing capacity. | Verify existing current loading at transformer and busbar rating. The capacity should able to suppot the new load | |
| The busbar short-circuit rating is lower than the prospective short-circuit current. | Severe equipment daamage to LV MCC in case MCCB not trip upon fault. | Update the actual rating of the busbar based on the actual purchased item. Info.: Short-circuit current (3Phase) is 29kA and busbar rating is 50kA 1 sec. | |
| The panel is not design to be installed outdoor. | Severe damage due to short-circuit in result of water ingress into the panel. | Type test report shall be submitted as part of the final document submission. Info.: The LV MCC is designed to IP66, type tested to IEC60439-1 with proven track record and installed under shelter.(EATON Halyester) | |
| - | |||
| NO SYNCHRONIZING | No synchronizing facility or synchronizing check relay. | 74-D-2A or 74-D-2B may need shutdown. switching operation to be Break-before-make. | Switching procedure for load transfer to be in placed. |
| No synchronizing facility or synchronizing check relay. | 74-D-2A or 74-D-2B may need shutdown. switching operation to be Break-before-make. | Switching procedure for load transfer to be in placed. | |
| - | |||
| INCONSISTENT TAGGING | The tagging system for the new equipment is different from the existing scheme. | Different tagging system leads to misoperation. | Info: Tagging scheme for the equipment follow existing tagging scheme MLNG. |
| Test/cause/1 | |||
| The tagging system for the new equipment is different from the existing scheme. | Different tagging system leads to misoperation. | Info: Tagging scheme for the equipment follow existing tagging scheme MLNG. | |
| L7 63-C-1 has different tagging scheme for the components. | Confusion at 63-C-1 may leads to misoperation. | Info.: Tagging as per exisiting. | |
| No nameplate/ description on the panel. | Incorrect isolation and energization of breaker leads to equipment damage and injury. | Provide nameplate or desciption on the panel L7 ("Suppy to 74-D-1A") and on 74-D-1A ("Supply from L7 63-C-1") | |
| Tagging numbering for GTG, HRSG,Transformer, NER not in sequence from the existing installation. Generator is tagged as unit "E" instead of "D". | Confusion during operation and maintenance, also related to DOSH, SAP, etc. | Tagging Procedure to be included as part of ITB document to EPCC. To indicate the tag number for each equipment in the ITB Single Line Diagram. Info.: The unit is tagged as A2-2101E (unit "E") instead of "D". Unit D is reserved for boiler D only. | |
| L7 63-C-1 has different tagging scheme for the components. | Confusion at 63-C-1 may leads to misoperation. | Info.: Tagging as per exisiting. | |
| No nameplate/ description on the panel. | Incorrect isolation and energization of breaker leads to equipment damage and injury. | Provide nameplate or desciption on the panel L7 ("Suppy to 74-D-1A") and on 74-D-1A ("Supply from L7 63-C-1") | |
| No tagging for each compartment (incomer, starter motors). | Confusion during isolation, expose personnel to LIVE part and leads to severe injury. | Confusion during isolation, expose personnel to LIVE part and leads to severe injury. | |
| No tagging for each compartment (incomer, starter motors). | Confusion during isolation, expose personnel to LIVE part and leads to severe injury. | Provide nameplate or description plate for each compartment i.e. busbar, incomers ("From 74-D-1A","From 74-D-1B"), feeders ("Welding socket outlet") and starter motors ("PM-4635A"). | |
| - | |||
| VOLTAGE | Transformer feeder is fuse-contactor. | Fuse-contactor may open upon under voltage. | Transformer feeder to be latch-type and consistent with the existing fuse-contactor. |
| Motor starting at 6.6kV board or 55kW motor at 74-D-2A/2B. | under voltage cause other equipment breaker/contactor to open. | o issue. | |
| Transformer feeder is fuse-contactor. | Fuse-contactor may open upon under voltage. | Transformer feeder to be latch-type and consistent with the existing fuse-contactor. | |
| Excitation fails or AVR damage. Only one unit AVR. | GTG not in operation. | Include requirement redundant AVR for the GTG unit in the specification. | |
| Lost signal from GTG (terminal box at skid) due to cable damage laid underground/submerge in flood water and oil. | GTG trip. | Project to consider cable to be laid above ground to prevent contamination from flood water and oil. | |
| No DC power supply for the AVR or flashing circuit. DC power source come from single battery bank. GTG unit has no PMG. | No voltage to feed the AVR and exciter. | Redundant battery bank for the DC UPS system to be specified in the project document. | |
| Integration of new GTG and existing unit is not complete. | Load sharing, voltage, MW control cannot be done. | Include commisioning of Power Management System (PMS) in the scope of work of EPCC. The work shall include verify and make necessary upgrading/modification on PMS hardware, software& control, testing and commissioning for the new COGEN unit. | |
| PMS overide primary control (MarkVI). | Voltage and frequency go beyond the operating limit. | Primary control shall be the ultimate controller. ie. do not execute PMS command which go beyond the operating limit. PMS shall not override the primary control. | |
| Motor starting at 6.6kV board or 55kW motor at 74-D-2A/2B. | under voltage cause other equipment breaker/contactor to open. | No issue. | |
| GTG trip due to fault or turbine fault. | Breaker open on UV relay. Then auto change over to emergency supply. | Provide interlock or lock-out to prevent transfer to emergency supply upon trip due to fault at aux. MCC. | |
| Transfer from standby supply to normal (aux. transformer) supply. | GTG auxiliary motor trip cause GTG trip. | Load at the auxiliary MCC shall not interuppted/trip/stop during the transfer. | |
| Motor starting of the new 2 unit BFW pumps (550kW). | System study to check the voltage level during running and starting of BFW motor. Study to consider various possible scenario at CUF UG. System study to consider option to add new switchboard for the BFW pumps from 11kV switchboard. |


4.6. The Dot Product#
4.6.1. Dot Product#
The dot product of two vectors \(\vec{u}=\begin{bmatrix} u_1 & \dots & u_n \end{bmatrix}^T \in \mathbb{R}^n\) and \(\vec{v}=\begin{bmatrix} v_1 & \dots & v_n \end{bmatrix}^T \in \mathbb{R}^n\) is shown with \(\vec{u} \bullet \vec{v}\) and defined as follows.
The dot product is also called the scalar product and sometimes inner product.
Example: Find \(\vec{u} \bullet \vec{v}\) if \(\vec{u} =\begin{bmatrix} 3 & 13 & 3 \end{bmatrix}^T\) and \(\vec{v} =\begin{bmatrix} 17 & 0 & -1 \end{bmatrix}^T\). \(\vec{d} =\begin{bmatrix} 2 & 2 & 1 \end{bmatrix}^T\).
Solution: \(\vec{u} \bullet \vec{v}= \begin{bmatrix} 3 \\ 13 \\ 3 \end{bmatrix} \bullet \begin{bmatrix} 17 \\ 0 \\ -1 \end{bmatrix}=(3)(17)+(13)(0)+(3)(-1)=48.\)
Assume that \(\vec{u}\), \(\vec{v}\), and \(\vec{w}\) are vectors in \(\mathbb{R}^n\) and \(k, p\) be real numbers. The following properties are valid for the dot product (inner product).
\(\vec{u} \bullet \vec{v}= \vec{v} \bullet \vec{u}\),
\(\vec{u} \bullet \vec{u} \geq 0\),
\(\vec{u} \bullet \vec{u}=0\) if and only if \(\vec{u} = \vec{0}\),
\((k\vec{u}+ p\vec{v}) \bullet \vec{w} = k(\vec{u}\bullet \vec{w})+ p(\vec{v}\bullet \vec{w})\),
\(\vec{u}\bullet (k\vec{v}+ p \vec{w}) = k(\vec{u}\bullet \vec{v})+ p(\vec{u}\bullet \vec{w})\),
\(\|\vec{u}\|^2=\vec{u} \bullet \vec{u}\).
From the above Theorem, we have \(\|\vec{u}\|^2=\vec{u} \bullet \vec{u}\). Therefore, the length of vector \(\vec{u}\) can also be found using
4.6.2. The Included Angle#
For two vectors \(\vec{u}\) and \(\vec{v}\), the included angle is the angle available between these two vectors and is given by \(\theta\) such that \(0 \leq \theta \leq \pi\).
For two vectors \(\vec{u}\) and \(\vec{v}\) in \(\mathbb{R}^n\) and their included angle \(\theta\), the following equation is valid.
Example: Find the angle between \(\vec{u}=\begin{bmatrix}1 \\ 0\end{bmatrix}\) and \(\vec{v}=\begin{bmatrix}1 \\ 1\end{bmatrix}\).
Solution: From the above theorem,
Therefore, \(\theta=\pi/4\).
Two nonzero vectors \(\vec{u}\) and \(\vec{v}\) are perpendicular when their dot product is zero. That is,
Example: Consider the triangle \(ABC\) with vertices \(A=(1,1,-1)\), \(B=(2,3,0)\) and \linebreak \(C=(1,0,3)\). Is \(ABC\) a right triangle?
Solution:
First, let’s evaluate \(\overrightarrow{AB}\), \(\overrightarrow{AC}\) and \(\overrightarrow{BC}\).
\(\overrightarrow{AB}\) and \(\overrightarrow{AC}\) are perpendicular if \(\overrightarrow{AB}\bullet\overrightarrow{AC}=0\). Thus, to have \(\overset{\triangle}{ABC}\) as a right triangle, we need to have one of the following dot products zero. However,
Therefore,
Therefore, \(\overset{\triangle}{ABC}\) is not a right triangle.
Example: Find the shortest distance from \(P=(3,2,-1)\) to the line
Moreover, find the point \(Q\) on \(L\) that is closest to \(P\).
Solution:
The shortest distance from a point \(P\) to a line \(L\) always makes a right angle. Here, we have \(\vec{d}=\begin{bmatrix}2&-1&-2\end{bmatrix}^T\) and \(P=(3,2,-1)\). We need to find the point \(Q\) on \(L\) that is closest to \(P\). We do not know the point \(Q\); however, we know that \(Q\) is on \(L\). Therefore,
As a result,
Since \(\overrightarrow{PQ}\) and \(\vec{d}\) are perpendicular (the angle between \(\overrightarrow{PQ}\) and \(\vec{d}\) is the right angle),
It follows that,
Hence, \(t_0=1\). As a result,
and
Refrences
Kuttler, Kenneth. “A First Course in Linear Algebra (Lyryx).” (2018).
Nicholson, W. Keith. “Linear Algebra with Applications (Lyryx).” (2018).


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The Raw expression lets us use any database specific function or expression in the where clause of a query.
// e.g. use a database function
.raw("add_days(orderDate, 10) < ?", someDate)
// e.g. subquery
.raw("customer.id in (select o.customer_id from orders o where o.id in (?1))", orderIds);
Convenience expressions
These are expressions that combine other simple expressions together. We have them because they occur often enough in applications.
inRange()
property >= value1 and property < value2
.orderDate.inRange(today.minusDays(7), today)
InRange expression is similar to BETWEEN except is "half open interval".
The property is strictly less than
the top value rather than
being less than or equal to.
This makes inRange more practically useful to define intervals on things like timestamps and dates etc.
inRangeWith()
property <= ? and ( highProperty > ? or highProperty is null)
.startDate.inRangeWith(endDate, asAt)
This is most commonly used for "effective dating" or an "effective range" where you have 2 properties like startDate and endDate that form a range.
inOrEmpty()
This is a "conditional IN" where the IN expression is only added if the collection is not empty.
List<Long> customerIds = ...
// only add the expression if the customerIds is not empty
.customer.id.inOrEmpty(customerIds)
The above will only add the IN expression if the customerIds collection is not null and not empty.
rawOrEmpty()
This is a "conditional raw expression" where the raw expression uses a collection (like a raw subquery expression) and we only add the expression if the collection is not empty.
List<String> names = ...
// only add the expression if the names is not empty
.rawOrEmpty("customer.id in (select c.id from customer c where c.name in (?1))", names)
Simple expressions
The following expressions are simple expressions.
isNull()
IsNull on a associated many property translates to isEmpty()
new QOrder()
.lines.isNull()
.findList();
select ...
from orders t0
where not exists (select 1 from order_lines x where x.order_id = t0.id)
isEmpty()
IsEmpty expression should be used on a ToMany property. A sql exists subquery is used to implement the isEmpty expression.
new QOrder()
.lines.isEmpty()
.findList();
select ...
from orders t0
where not exists (select 1 from order_lines x where x.order_id = t0.id)
in()
new QOrder()
.status.in(Order.Status.NEW, Order.Status.PENDING)
.findList();
inPairs()
inPairs()
is used when we have a compound natual key with 3 or more properties
and we have queries that combine eq
and in
expressions
that together provide the natural key (together cover all the properties that make up the
natural key).
@Cache(naturalKey = {"store","code","sku"})
@Entity
public class ProductRange {
...
}
With the .store.eq("myStoreCode")
expression combined with the
.inPairs(pairs)
expression we have defined complete natural
keys covering all of the store, code and sku
properties.
Pairs pairs = new Pairs("sku", "code")
.add("S2", 1000)
.add("S2", 1001)
.add("S3", 1000);
new QProductRange()
.store.eq("myStoreCode")
.inPairs(pairs)
.setBeanCacheMode(CacheMode.ON)
.order("sku desc")
.findList();
We are using inPairs when our in clause has 2 properties. If instead we have
the eq
expression with 2 properties then our in clause just has
the usual single property.
For example:
new QProductRange()
.store.eq("myStoreCode")
.code.eq(1004)
.in("S2", "S3", "S4")
.setBeanCacheMode(CacheMode.ON)
.order("sku desc")
.findList();
With the above query we have eq
and in
expressions that
combine to produce unique natural keys. Ebean can hit L2 natural key cache for this query.
like
With like
we use the SQL %
and _
place holder
characters to match varchar properties.
List<Contact> contacts =
new QContact()
.firstName.like("Rob%")
.findList();
ilike - case-insensitive like
With ilike
we use the SQL %
and _
place holder
characters to match varchar properties.
List<Contact> contacts =
new QContact()
.firstName.ilike("Rob%")
.findList();
startsWith
List<Contact> contacts =
new QContact()
.firstName.startsWith("Rob")
.findList();
istartsWith - case-insensitive startsWith
List<Contact> contacts =
new QContact()
.firstName.istartsWith("Rob")
.findList();
endsWith
List<Contact> contacts =
new QContact()
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.findList();
iendsWith - case-insensitive endsWith
List<Contact> contacts =
new QContact()
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.findList();
contains
List<Contact> contacts =
new QContact()
.email.contains("ob")
.findList();
eq - equal to
List<Order> orders =
new QOrder()
.status.eq(Order.Status.NEW)
.findList();
ieq - case-insensitive equal to
List<Customer> orders =
new QCustomer()
.name.ieq("rob")
.findList();
ne - not equal
List<Order> orders =
new QOrder()
.status.ne(Order.Status.NEW)
.findList();
gt - greater than
List<Order> orders =
new QOrder()
.whenCreated.gt(LocalDate.now().minusDays(7))
.findList();
ge - greater than or equal
List<Order> orders =
new QOrder()
.whenCreated.ge(LocalDate.now().minusDays(7))
.findList();
lt - less than
List<Order> orders =
new QOrder()
.lines.orderQuantity.lt(10)
.findList();
le - less than or equal
List<Order> orders =
new QOrder()
.lines.orderQuantity.le(10)
.findList();
between
List<Order> orders =
new QOrder()
.orderDate.between(firstDay, lastDay)
.findList();
betweenProperties
When a value is between 2 properties.
Timestamp timestamp = new Timestamp(System.currentTimeMillis());
...
.where().betweenProperties("effectiveStart", "effectiveEnd", timestamp)
bitwiseAny
flags.bitwiseAny(BwFlags.HAS_BULK + BwFlags.HAS_SIZE)
bitwiseAnd
int selectedFlags = BwFlags.HAS_BULK + BwFlags.HAS_SIZE;
int mask = BwFlags.HAS_SIZE; // Only Size flag set
bitwiseAnd(selectedFlags, mask)
bitwiseAll
flags.bitwiseAll(BwFlags.HAS_BULK + BwFlags.HAS_COLOUR)
bitwiseNot
flags.bitwiseNot(BwFlags.HAS_COLOUR)
The following expressions are for @DbArray
.
In these examples contact phoneNumbers is a @DbArray
.
arrayContains
new QContact()
.phoneNumbers.contains("4321")
.findList();
arrayNotContains
new QContact()
.phoneNumbers.notContains("4321")
.findList();
arrayIsEmpty
new QContact()
.phoneNumbers.isEmpty()
.findList();
arrayIsNotEmpty
new QContact()
.phoneNumbers.isNotEmpty()
.findList();


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- reusable modal component (show in left side, right side, generic closing events etc)
Components
- tabs directive
- date picker
- tabs property editor
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It is my pleasure to heartily welcome you to the official website of the first IFE Model United Nations 2018 and invite you to apply to be part of this year’s convening of IFE Model UN, which is to be held from June 20 – 23, 2018. This conference offers a truly unique experience for participants with passion for international affairs, international law, lobbying and in general, global problem solving at which young individuals role-play delegates to some of the most important multilateral organisations.
Following months of preparation and planning, the Secretariat and volunteers of IFEMUN are excited to host you to a delightful atmosphere of substantive excellence, real-time diplomacy, multilateralism and social experience at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife built at the heart of the ancient city of civilization. Over the course of three days, delegates are presented the opportunity to interact with roughly 700 delegates from all over the world, to learn with our staff and engage with all that our beautiful and inspiring university campus has to offer.
We are looking to help our participants channel their passion and further their understanding to not only of multilateral organisations, diplomacy and formal debate at UN but also by hosting a series of academic lectures with experts and decision makers. It is our pride to see that every delegates in IFEMUN leaves the conference more prepared and inspired to be future global leaders and change agents.
The themes of this year’s conference is Achieving Human Development: Striving for Peace and Decent Life in a Sustainable World
. This theme fully wraps together, issues central to global peace and development pronounced in peace, improved standard of living and sustainable communities. For our maiden edition, you will be able to apply into any of the following committees:
- UN Security Council
- UN General Assembly First Committee, DISEC
- International Olympic Committee
- UNESCO
- UNCHR
- UN General Assembly Third Committee, ECOFIN
Also, delegates shall be opened to apply as NGOs observing in assigned committees, they include, Right to Play, Amnesty International, Doctors Without Borders and Reporters without Borders. We are therefore looking for individuals to attend the conference organized in partnership and support of the United Nations Information Centre in Nigeria, All Nigeria United Nations Student and Youth Association and International Relations Student Association at the host university.
Our delegates will debate and reflect on two topics per committee and the topics will represent a broad range of academic discipline: from international relations to international finance, sport and law. As an educational conference, we put skills and academic development at the forefront, where merits and hardwork will be duly rewarded.
It is my sincere hope that delegates will walk away from IFEMUN with improved model UN skills, new connections, international relations knowledge and the desire to make a difference as future leaders. I am looking forward to seeing what delegates will achieve at this year’s conference! Thank you very much.
Cordially,
Ojunde Patrick Opeyemi
Secretary General, IFEMUN 2018
Our Values
Innovation.
The 21st century is, no doubts, filled with innovation. As such, policies and strategies of states must be aligned with this trend
IFEMUN seeks to ensure that highly innovative resolutions are arrived at in contribution to achieving human development.
Diversity.
We seek to bring humans of diverse cultures, traditions and beliefs together with the primary aim of achieving human development because though ...
“ We may all have different religion, different language, different coloured skin, but we all belong to one human race ” - Kofi Annan.
Realism.
As Ife Model United Nations, we want to ensure we provide a very realistic conference that will serve as a perfect epitome, if not the best, for an MUN conference.
Hence, be ready to move beyond the abstract or mere theory of diplomacy to a very real diplomacy in practice.
Excellence.
Our venue, Obafemi Awolowo University is known for high level of excellence incomparable with any of its peer in Africa
This is more than a leverage IFEMUN will taking up as an advantage to give conference filled with excellence in all ramifications.


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You will be given a random number at the start of the game.
There are four crystals below. By clicking on a crystal you will a get specific amount of points added to your total score
You win the game by matching your total score to the random number, you lose the game if your total score goes above the random number.
The value of each crystal is hidden from you until you click on it.
Each time when the game starts, the game will change the values of each crystal.


_The_Sixth_Sense_ (R) ** 1/2 (out of ****)
If a movie is only as good as its ending, then _The_Sixth_Sense_, with its boffo, perception-altering shock of a conclusion, should be one of the best thrillers in recent years. But that closing stroke of genius cannot add a much-needed layer of interest and urgency to the talky tale that serves as the twist's slow-going lead-in.
That said, that bulk of _The_Sixth_Sense_ plays better than its individual parts would lead one to believe. Bruce Willis stars as psychologist Malcolm Crowe, and the last time he played someone in the field of psychoanalysis was in that notoriously unerotic thriller _Color_of_Night_.
The key difference with _The_Sixth_Sense_ is that writer-director M. Night Shyamalan has given Willis and his cast something to work with. While that "something" isn't always effective, it is certainly sturdier than those other films. A year after getting shot by a former patient (who then shot himself), Malcolm takes up the case of Cole Sear (Haley Joel Osment), a troubled 8-year-old who exhibits some of Malcolm's deceased patient's symptoms. But the root of Cole's trouble goes beyond divorced parents and an unstable home: he has the ability to see ghosts.
While _The_Sixth_Sense_ does feature its share of shock sequences where Cole is visited by (often bleeding) phantoms, Shyamalan's main interest isn't necessarily scaring the audience. He seems more concerned with the troubled relationships: that between Malcolm and Cole and the more troubled ones between Cole and his mother (Toni Collette) and Malcolm and his wife (Olivia Williams, sadly underused). The performances, particularly Osment and the versatile Collette's, go a long way in making the drama believable and sometimes affecting; Willis even comes off well in an uncharacteristically subdued turn.
The problem lies with Shyamalan's plodding pacing. The film follows a predictable rhythm of having a long series of patience-testing dialogue-heavy scenes followed by a "shock" scene, momentarily jolting the audience back into alertness before sent back into a haze by the next series of dialogue scenes. Shyamalan would have been wise to do some much-needed tightening to his script, which could have lost a number of these talky scenes to no ill effect whatsoever.
Shyamalan must be given credit, however, for writing and pulling off such a terrific surprise ending. It's a testament to his skill as a director that the important clues he drops are barely noticeable en route to the conclusion, which consequently does not feel like a cheap gimmick; in fact, it nicely ties together the weightier themes the film addresses. Alas, as inspired as it is, the twist is too little, too late, and cannot completely redeem the far less interesting remainder of _The_Sixth_Sense_.
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This is a semi-structured compilation of example programs to support learners of all ages to explore programming multicolor lights (neopixels) with MakeCode and the BBC micro:bit. Learners can use, modify, and remix beginner, intermediate, and advanced example projects to become familiar with the capabilities of programmable lights.
Materials list and connection instructions
Code set progressions with links to the code cards
Blinking Random Colors
LEDs change colors every buttton press
Beginner
Counter Indicator
LEDs indicate when certain numbers of button presses
Beginner
Dimmer Switch
The buttons make the LEDs bright and dim
Beginner
Jumping Light
Each button press turns on a random light
Beginner
Color Scale
A random number between 0-10 is shown on the LEDs
Beginner
Color Gradient Graph
Each button press lights up another light in the strip
Beginner
Running Lights
LEDs appear to be moving at different rates
Beginner
Pulsing Lights
The LEDs grow brighter then dimmer at different rates
Intermediate
Twinkling Lights
Random LEDs turn on and off with a color change on
Advanced
Stress Level Indicator
Keep track of your stress by using button presses and see the color change as an indicator of your stress level
Beginner
Light Bar Graph
Use the neopixels as a bar graph to tell you the amount of light neong sensed by the micro:bit
Intermediate
Rainbow Compass
Check the direction of your micro:bit with a rainbow dot
Intermediate


class Article(models.Model):
headline = models.CharField(max_length=50)
body = models.TextField()
class Book(models.Model):
title = models.CharField(max_length=50)
class BookReview(Book, Article):
pass
Use an explict AutoField
class Article(models.Model):
article_id = models.AutoField(primary_key=True)
...
class Book(models.Model):
book_id = models.AutoField(primary_key=True)
...
class BookReview(Book, Article):
pass
or use a common ancestor
class Piece(models.Model):
pass
class Article(Piece):
...
class Book(Piece):
...
class BookReview(Book, Article):
pass


Building Mobile Applications with Titanium
Welcome To Titanium!
Cross-Platform Mobile Development In Titanium
User Interface Fundamentals
Working with Local Data Sources
Working with Remote Data Sources
Working with Media APIs
Location Services
Integrating Web Content
Preparing for Distribution
Appendix
Extending Titanium
Android Module Development Guide
iOS Module Development Guide
Working with Titanium Studio


Elixir v1.3.4 Date
A Date struct and functions.
The Date struct contains the fields year, month, day and calendar.
New dates can be built with the new/3
function or using the ~D
sigil:
iex> ~D[2000-01-01]
~D[2000-01-01]
Both new/3
and sigil return a struct where the date fields can
be accessed directly:
iex> date = ~D[2000-01-01]
iex> date.year
2000
iex> date.month
1
Developers should avoid creating the Date struct directly and instead rely on the functions provided by this module as well as the ones in 3rd party calendar libraries.
Summary
Functions
Converts an Erlang date tuple to a Date
struct
Converts an Erlang date tuple but raises for invalid dates
Parses the extended “Date and time of day” format described by ISO8601:2004
Parses the extended “Date and time of day” format described by ISO8601:2004
Builds a new ISO date
Converts a Date
struct to an Erlang date tuple
Converts the given date time to ISO8601
Converts the given date to a string according to its calendar
Types
t :: %Date{calendar: Calendar.calendar, day: Calendar.day, month: Calendar.month, year: Calendar.year}
Functions
Converts an Erlang date tuple to a Date
struct.
Attempting to convert an invalid ISO calendar date will produce an error tuple.
Examples
iex> Date.from_erl({2000, 1, 1})
{:ok, ~D[2000-01-01]}
iex> Date.from_erl({2000, 13, 1})
{:error, :invalid_date}
Converts an Erlang date tuple but raises for invalid dates.
Examples
iex> Date.from_erl!({2000, 1, 1})
~D[2000-01-01]
iex> Date.from_erl!({2000, 13, 1})
** (ArgumentError) cannot convert {2000, 13, 1} to date, reason: :invalid_date
Parses the extended “Date and time of day” format described by ISO8601:2004.
Timezone offset may be included in the string but they will be simply discarded as such information is not included in naive date times.
Time representations with reduced accuracy are not supported.
Examples
iex> Date.from_iso8601("2015-01-23")
{:ok, ~D[2015-01-23]}
iex> Date.from_iso8601("2015:01:23")
{:error, :invalid_format}
iex> Date.from_iso8601("2015-01-32")
{:error, :invalid_date}
Parses the extended “Date and time of day” format described by ISO8601:2004.
Raises if the format is invalid.
Examples
iex> Date.from_iso8601!("2015-01-23")
~D[2015-01-23]
iex> Date.from_iso8601!("2015:01:23")
** (ArgumentError) cannot parse "2015:01:23" as date, reason: :invalid_format
new(Calendar.year, Calendar.month, Calendar.day) :: {:ok, Date.t} | {:error, atom}
Builds a new ISO date.
Expects all values to be integers. Returns {:ok, time}
if each
entry fits its appropriate range, returns :error
otherwise.
Examples
iex> Date.new(2000, 1, 1)
{:ok, ~D[2000-01-01]}
iex> Date.new(2000, 13, 1)
{:error, :invalid_date}
iex> Date.new(2000, 2, 29)
{:ok, ~D[2000-02-29]}
iex> Date.new(2000, 2, 30)
{:error, :invalid_date}
iex> Date.new(2001, 2, 29)
{:error, :invalid_date}
Converts a Date
struct to an Erlang date tuple.
Only supports converting dates which are in the ISO calendar, attempting to convert dates from other calendars will raise.
Examples
iex> Date.to_erl(~D[2000-01-01])
{2000, 1, 1}
Converts the given date time to ISO8601.
Only supports converting date times which are in the ISO calendar, attempting to convert date times from other calendars will raise.
Examples
iex> Date.to_iso8601(~D[2000-02-28])
"2000-02-28"


Basic markdown-element demo
markdown
attribute
src
attribute
src
not a markdown file
<script>
tag
Successful XSS attempt
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As a subcomponent


I am a Nuclear Propulsion officer in the United States Navy onboard USS JIMMY CARTER (SSN 23).
I enjoy writing code.
You can contact me at either LinkedIn or GitHub


Every year Madrid attracts over 6 million tourists to its beautiful streets
Originally a post office, this building is now home to Madrid City Concil
Inaugurated in 1911 the building was designed by Jules and Raymond Février
One of the few works of ancient Egyptian architecture that can be seen outside Egypt and the only one of its kind in Spain.
It represents the coat of arms of Madrid and is found on the east side of the Puerta del Sol, between Calle de Alcalá and St. Jerónimo run, in the historical centre of the capital.
The foundations of Plaza Mayor were laid, when Philip II's court moved to Madrid, on the site of the former Plaza del Arrabal, where the town's most popular market was located towards the end of the 15th century.
If your feet are sore from walking the taxi service of Madrid is the best alternative to viewing the city. Be sure to go soon as the city centre aims to become fully peatonal by 2021!
Malasaña is undoubtedly the hipster neighbourhood of Madrid.
This iconic, Art Deco landmark built in the 1930s features the name of a soda brand in neon lights.
The Royal Palace of Madrid is the official residence of the Spanish Royal Family at the city of Madrid, but it is only used for state ceremonies. The palace has 135,000 square metres of floor space and contains 3,418 rooms.


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(replicate thoughts)
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Replicating with Datomic
February 11, 2017
Motivation
I will focus in this post on a practical application of replikativ. I will talk more about the theoretical underpinnings and motivations in the next post. So in this concrete example we want to store tweets. The whole code is available here. We do not know yet what we want to do with them exactly, but we want to have a straightforward way to access them later. This is what replikativ was built for: An open data management layer as a baseline for distributed applications. Actually local applications are a subset of distributed applications, so this means all computer programs. This generality is not meaningful here though.
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Unified storage IO
November 12, 2016
Why not just use store X?
Durability should be simple and flexible. When I started to design replikativ I investigated many different IO options, including many key-value or document stores like CouchDB, Riak, MongoDB, IndexedDB etc.
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Erlang inspired error handling with superv.async.
March 10, 2016
Clojure error handling
Proper error handling is hard. I have struggled with it often without recognizing it. You might think that you can add
try-catch
mechanisms to sections you find prone to error, typically sections doing IO with remote systems and services. -
Welcome to my blog.
March 10, 2016
Overview
On this blog I will track different issues I am facing in the pursuit of distributed systems, including direct implementation aspects and issues with replikativ. Additionally I will write about different machine learning topics I am involved in. I hope you find it useful, feedback is appreciated!


Quickstart#
Prerequisites#
Things that you will need to start developing a Python package:
A copy of Python 3 installed on your computer (This guide is written in 3.8)
General knowledge coding in Python (I recommend W3Schools)
A peek at the Python docs and a good read of the global module index
A code development platform
This could be a folder on your computer
Replit.com (Recommended)
Some other IDE
A glass of water and some snacks (Optional)
A book for when I bore you to death with lists (Optional)
Dark mode 🕶 (Recommended, Optional)
A copy of Git (Required for Windows or if you want to use source control)


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MINI51DE_BSP V3.02.004
The Board Support Package for Mini51DE Series MCU
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MINI51 series 24LC64 EEPROM library header file. More...
Go to the source code of this file.
Functions | |
| void | EEPROM_Init (void) |
| Open I2C interface to access EEPROM. More... | |
| void | EEPROM_Write (uint32_t address, uint8_t data) |
| Write data to EEPROM. More... | |
| uint8_t | EEPROM_Read (uint32_t address) |
| Read data from EEPROM. More... | |
| void | EEPROM_PageWrite (uint32_t u32Addr, uint8_t *pu8Buf) |
| Write page data to EEPROM. More... | |
| uint8_t | EEPROM_SequentialRead (uint32_t u32Addr, uint8_t *pu8Buf, uint32_t u32Size) |
| Read data from EEPROM using sequential read method. More... | |
MINI51 series 24LC64 EEPROM library header file.
Definition in file eeprom_24lc64.h.
| void EEPROM_Init | ( | void | ) |
Open I2C interface to access EEPROM.
| None |
Definition at line 25 of file eeprom_24lc64.c.
| void EEPROM_PageWrite | ( | uint32_t | u32Addr, |
| uint8_t * | pu8Buf | ||
| ) |
Write page data to EEPROM.
| u32Addr | Address for reading |
| pu8Buf | The pointer of buffer that data will be written. |
Definition at line 396 of file eeprom_24lc64.c.
| uint8_t EEPROM_Read | ( | uint32_t | u32Addr | ) |
Read data from EEPROM.
| u32Addr | Address for reading |
Definition at line 137 of file eeprom_24lc64.c.
| uint8_t EEPROM_SequentialRead | ( | uint32_t | u32Addr, |
| uint8_t * | pu8Buf, | ||
| uint32_t | u32Size | ||
| ) |
Read data from EEPROM using sequential read method.
| u32Addr | Address for reading |
| pu8Buf | The pointer of buffer that data will be put. |
| u32Size | Read size |
Definition at line 269 of file eeprom_24lc64.c.
| void EEPROM_Write | ( | uint32_t | u32Addr, |
| uint8_t | u8Data | ||
| ) |
Write data to EEPROM.
| u32Addr | Address for writing |
| u8Data | Data for writing |
Definition at line 37 of file eeprom_24lc64.c.


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This is written by Sanjay and Arvind Seshan. This system uses a modified version of the FLLTutorials/EV3Lessons scorer with tournament features. It includes score management, team management, and Google Sheets integration.


Inter-process Communication
Inter-process communication (IPC) allows communication between different processes. A process is one or more threads running inside its own, isolated address space.
Threads running inside the same process communicate easily with each other; they read and write the same data inside their shared address space.
Threads running inside two different processes can't access each other's data; they need IPC to communicate.
Legato's Low-Level Messaging API and API Files provide IPC services without all the coding, packing/unpacking, and security headaches that come with using other methods directly (e.g., network sockets or named pipes).
Legato has built-in IPC features. The language-independent, function-call-oriented IPC approach is automatically handled with the ifgen tool and the Build.
By default, each app runs in its own sandbox. When an app is constructed, all the IPC services it needs are declared. At runtime, the Supervisor and the Service Directory enforce that only those approved IPC services are accessed by the app. Approval is specified through "bindings".
Client-side interfaces are "bound" to server-side interfaces through system configuration files. This allows reconfiguration of systems into new systems just by rerouting bindings, without having to modify the client or server software. Bindings make code more reusable. For example, if an app controls an LED, but the LED is connected to a different GPIO pin on different target devices, that same app can be used on both devices, with its LED control interface bound to different GPIO pin control services in each device.
Using language-independent IPC makes components inherently more reusable, creates opportunities for function isolation in different processes or different app sandboxes, and automatically creates potential debugging trace points.
Another approach Legato provides for IPC is low-level messaging APIs: C Runtime Library. This let's you custom build IPC to suit your needs, but may make it harder to interact with code written in other languages.
Related info
Interfaces
API Files
Use IPC
Definition Files
Services APIs
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If you're up for it, join our mailinglist<EMAIL_ADDRESS>by signing up here. The mailinglist is were most of our communication happens.
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On January 26, 2014, the German broadcaster Norddeutscher Rundfunk asked Edward Snowden in its TV interview: "What could you do if you would use XKeyscore?" and he answered:[1]
You could read anyone's email in the world, anybody you've got an email address for. Any website: You can watch traffic to and from it. Any computer that an individual sits at: You can watch it. Any laptop that you're tracking: you can follow it as it moves from place to place throughout the world. It's a one-stop-shop for access to the NSA's information.
.... You can tag individuals ... Let's say you work at a major German corporation and I want access to that network, I can track your username on a website on a form somewhere, I can track your real name, I can track associations with your friends and I can build what's called a fingerprint, which is network activity unique to you, which means anywhere you go in the world, anywhere you try to sort of hide your online presence, your identity.
According to The Guardian's Glenn Greenwald, low-level NSA analysts can, via systems like XKeyscore, "listen to whatever emails they want, whatever telephone calls, browsing histories, Microsoft Word documents. And it's all done with no need to go to a court, with no need to even get supervisor approval on the part of the analyst."[8]
He added that the NSA's databank of collected communications allows its analysts to listen "to the calls or read the emails of everything that the NSA has stored, or look at the browsing histories or Google search terms that you've entered, and it also alerts them to any further activity that people connected to that email address or that IP address do in the future".[8]


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data¶
data_layer¶
Data layer classes
-
class
data.data_layer.
DataLayer
(params, model, num_workers, worker_id)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Abstract class from which all data layers must inherit.
-
__init__
(params, model, num_workers, worker_id)[source]¶ Data layer constructor. The TensorFlow graph should not be created here, but rather in the
self.build_graph()
method.Parameters: - params (dict) – parameters describing the data layer.
All supported parameters are listed in
get_required_params()
,get_optional_params()
functions. - model (instance of a class derived from
Model
) – parent model that created this data layer. Could be None if no model access is required for the use case. - num_workers (int) – number of Horovod processes or number of GPUs if Horovod is not used.
- worker_id (int) – Horovod process id or GPU id if Horovod is not used.
Config parameters:
- shuffle (bool) — whether to shuffle dataset after an epoch. Typically will be True for train and False for inference and evaluation.
- dtype — data dtype. Could be either
tf.float16
ortf.float32
.
- params (dict) – parameters describing the data layer.
All supported parameters are listed in
-
static
get_optional_params
()[source]¶ Static method with description of optional parameters.
Returns: Dictionary containing all the parameters that can be included into the params
parameter of the class__init__()
method.Return type: dict
-
static
get_required_params
()[source]¶ Static method with description of required parameters.
Returns: Dictionary containing all the parameters that have to be included into the params
parameter of the class__init__()
method.Return type: dict
-
get_size_in_samples
()[source]¶ Should return the dataset size in samples. That is, the number of objects in the dataset. This method is used to calculate a valid epoch size. If this method is not defined, you will need to make sure that your dataset for evaluation is created only for one epoch. You will also not be able to use
num_epochs
parameter in the base config.Returns: dataset size in samples. Return type: int
-
input_tensors
¶ Dictionary containing input tensors. This dictionary has to define the following keys: source_tensors, which should contain all tensors describing the input object (i.e. tensors that are passed to the encoder, e.g. input sequence and input length). And when
self.params['mode'] != "infer"
data layer should also define target_tensors which is the list of all tensors related to the corresponding target object (i.e. tensors taht are passed to the decoder and loss, e.g. target sequence and target length). Note that all tensors have to be created insideself.build_graph()
method.
-
iterator
¶ tf.data.Dataset
iterator. Should be created byself.build_graph()
.
-
params
¶ Parameters used to construct the data layer (dictionary).
-
utils¶
-
data.utils.
load_pre_existing_vocabulary
(path, min_idx=0, read_chars=False)[source]¶ Loads pre-existing vocabulary into memory.
The vocabulary file should contain a token on each line with optional token count on the same line that will be ignored. Example:
a 1234 b 4321 c 32342 d e word 234
Parameters: - path (str) – path to vocabulary.
- min_idx (int, optional) – minimum id to assign for a token.
- read_chars (bool, optional) – whether to read only the first symbol of the line.
Returns: vocabulary dictionary mapping tokens (chars/words) to int ids.
Return type: dict


This demos shows Node hierarchies.
Each grass is composed of between 8 and 12 Nodes, one being the children of the previous.
The size of each node is modified to become closed to 0 as we link Nodes.
The movement is achieved by applying rotation to each node, since Nodes are linked, the rotation
accumulates to give the shown effect.


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Joanna Ut-Seong Sio is a linguist and a comedian (stand-up and improvisation). She received her PhD in Leiden University Centre for Linguistics (LUCL) in the Netherlands. She has worked in Hong Kong and Singapore and is currently working at Palacký University, Olomouc, Czech Republic. She is interested in verbal arts and the use of improvisation for communication training.
Luis Morgado da Costa is a PhD candidate at the Interdisciplinary Graduate School, Nanyang Technological University (NTU), in Singapore. He has a broad range of research interests, including from Natural Language Parsing and Generation, Computational Lexicography, and Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL). He is currently looking at ways to improve CALL technology using Machine Translation.
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info |
primary, info, success, warning, or danger |
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| content |
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The content to display in the alert, which can also come from slot
content
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| position |
top |
top-left, top, top-right, bottom-left, bottom, or bottom-right
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| closable |
true |
Set to true to display a close button at the right of the alert
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| duration |
5000 |
The number of milliseconds to wait before closing the alert. Set to
-1 to never close (but make sure you leave closable true!)
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THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS A film review by Rachel Gordon Copyright 2001 filmcritic.com
Family isn't based on sweet kisses on the cheek. Affection between parent and child is not established by saying the magical phrase "I love you." Instead, the strongest conversations often come through in stares and sarcastic remarks. As the old saying goes, you only hurt the ones you love, and family members are usually first in line.
This adage is wholly true for the Tenenbaums, a charismatic dysfunctional family set in a slightly surreal New York City. With an all-star cast and crisp dialogue, this film does what many other films of its genre lack -- it creates a family environment that is entertaining as well as easy to relate to.
The three kids of the family are each geniuses in their own right. Chas (Ben Stiller) started his own business in his early teens by selling Dalmatian rats overseas and reinvesting in real estate. Richie (Luke Wilson) was a champion tennis player, and Margot (Gwyneth Paltrow), who is continually reminded that she was adopted, won a grant for playwriting at the ripe age of 14.
But father Royal (Gene Hackman) was kicked out by their mother, Etheline (Angelica Huston), while the kids were still young, due to infidelity and other nasty habits. Eventually, the kids move back home with mom, which prompts Royal to try and connive his way back into the family's good graces.
 He fakes illness to be allowed back in the house. He doesn't know Margot's middle name. He forgets that Chas is a widower. He picks a fight with Etheline's suitor Henry (Danny Glover).  Once Royal enters the picture, his interaction with others pulls us along, and what an engaging ride it is.
Behind the scenes, Wes Anderson and Owen Wilson team up again, after their deservedly successful Rushmore, to pen this masterpiece. (They also wrote Bottle Rocket together.) Wilson rarely gets the credit he deserves, playing characters with little gray matter in such films as The Minus Man and Zoolander. But, because this script is so well written, Wilson's Eli Cash gets to play an intricate, poignant part in the Tenenbaum environment. Having grown up across the street from the eccentric family, he has always wanted to join their ranks. This is a normal jealousy for most children, that the home life of their friends must be better than their own. Only through watching the Tenenbaums unravel can Eli come to grips with his own life.
And Wilson isn't the only actor who shines through the brilliant material. Paltrow is the best she has ever been. Stiller doesn't choose dramatic roles often, but watching his inner resentment strikes a powerful chord.  The characters and their situations might be old, but this fabulous cast finds a way of adding new and fascinating layers to every moment.
The beautiful sincerity of this collage comes through a rational reactivity rarely found in family dramas. While dire circumstances normally bring people together in a rush to forget their grievances, The Royal Tenenbaums doesn't treat the possibility of death as an excuse for all to be miraculously happy with one another. When Royal moves back into the homestead for treatment of his "illness," none of the Tenenbaums rush into his arms and forget his prior failures. Instead, he is tolerated and taken care of from a distance. It's the little, intelligent details that totally make the picture.
To get into the plot too much further would ruin some of its freshness. Suffice it to say that for all the seriousness presupposed when watching a family story unfold, The Royal Tenenbaums is surprisingly pure entertainment, with well-timed and original humor based on old problems that recur in any family. There is no such thing as forgetting the past, but there is a point at which you can purge your system of anger, laugh at it, and live easier with those blood relations you never got to choose in the first place.
Screened at the 2001 New York Film Festival (feature coming soon).

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