The Chamber (1996) * * * 1/2 A movie review by Serdar Yegulalp Copyright 1998 by Serdar Yegulalp
CAPSULE: Starts off as a legal thriller, but mutates into something much closer to the heart -- and features Gene Hackman in a typically excellent performance.
Some movies lead you wrong, and that's a good thing. THE CHAMBER, adapted from the John Grishamn novel, starts off as a typical legal-thriller-with-a-twist, but then slowly turns into a different sort of story, about one man trying to find the truth about the past and another man trying to find the truth about himself.
The two men are Adam Hall, a young Chicago laywer, and his grandfather, Sam Cayhall. Cayhall is a product of the worst breeds of Southern racism, in whose fold he built and detonated several bombs. "I never meant to kill anyone," he repeats angrily, but bombs are generally not designed to do much else, and three trials and countless appeals later, he is now on death row. Hall, his grandson, has decided to take on the eleventh-hour defense.
Hall and Cayhill do not like each other. Cayhill has no use for lawyers -- most of the reasons, it seems at first, are blatantly racist, and don't bear repeating here (even though they are delivered with consummate skill by Hackman). Hall doesn't like the bitter old man, but he smells a great deal is being held away from a lot of people's noses here, and digs. He finds a lot.
As the movie unwound, I felt it could have gone one of two ways: either it could have developed the plot to the point where the human story became more irrelevant and therefore could be resolved with a mechanical flourish (the way the dreadful A TIME TO KILL ended up), or it could pay closer attention to the people in the story. It takes the second road, and is all the better for it. And be warned: as a result, we don't get a nice, tidy conclusion -- a lot of threads are left dangling, probably deliberately, since the real conclusion of the movie is in the way Hackman's character handles his oncoming fate. Eventually we see that his racism is not so much a philosophy as a way of warding off terrible grief and hurt, and self-hatred (as is the case with most virulently racist people, they compensate violently for not having what they feel should be simply given to them gratis).
Hall (played by Chris O'Donnell with maturity and grace) also has a transformation of his own, but a smaller one: sometimes it's not possible to use the law as a way to repair what has gone wrong, just to comment on it. He resents his grandfather for using the same tired excuses, but at the same time batters patiently at the man's defenses, knowing that it's only a matter of time before the imminence of the clock will get him to say something true to his heart. He does.
A lot of people have criticized THE CHAMBER as being unfocused, but I think the focus is deceptive. It's not really about its plot; it's about the way the people tangled up in it deal with it -- or do not deal with it, as the case may be. On that level, it's a very different movie, and a better one, than we might have been initially led to believe.
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The step
property specified in seconds affects the resolution of the time picker and visibility of the dropdown.
If step is less than 15 mins dropdown is hidden
The min
and max
properties affect the range of times that will be available
in the picker.
Use the clear-button-visible
attribute to display the clear button of an individual time-picker.


public class ViewModel extends Model
The Model for the Player side of the Animation Suite
This class is similar to BoardModel
, except it is used for
displaying the grid as an animation, rather than as something to be drawn
upon.
This class inherits from Model and so most of it's methods are contained within there.
frameNo, grid, MAX_RGB_VALUE, projectFrames, projectSize
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ViewModel()
Empty constructor
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
forwardStep()
Changes the active display frame to one created earlier but ahead of the
current active in the
ArrayList /Animation Order. |
void |
returnToFirst()
Returns the current frame to the first in the sequence.
|
void |
switchToLast()
Jumps to the very last frame (for back step past the first frame).
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clear, getColor, getFrameNo, getGridDimensions, getTotalFrames, newGrid, nextFrame, openFile, populate, previousFrame
public final void forwardStep()
Changes the active display frame to one created earlier but ahead of the
current active in the ArrayList
/Animation Order.
If the current grid
is not the last in the sequence, move
forward one grid
public final void returnToFirst()
Returns the current frame to the first in the sequence.
public final void switchToLast()
Jumps to the very last frame (for back step past the first frame).


Have you tried using any of the insight and techniques for growing trust and sincerity? How did it go?
I think I am generally a kind and empathetic person and am therefore good at building trusting relationships with other people by sharing in their thoughts and feelings. I was, however, struck by the sentence "the mere perception of whether or not a person shares your political beliefs can measurably affect how you respond to him/her at an unconscious, neurological level". I think I can definitely improve on not letting my perceptions of anothers political beliefs be a barrier to my building a trusting relationship with that person.
Try empathic listening - how did it go?
I think this is a great exercise in demonstrating how, when you trust someone, often that trust will be reciprocated. Often it just takes one person to take the initial risk of being vulnerable to build that relationship of trust.
How did you find the loving kindness meditation?
I found this a really interesting exercise, especially in reminding me how giving kindness is beneficial to both the giver and the recipient.
Complete the political awareness exercise here in writing.
I live in a flat with four other people. Our fridge sometimes becomes very full with food bits that slowly decay and become mouldy as noone thinks the food is theirs.   I understand that, from his perspective, he did not like his food being thrown out. It was a simple mistake and we have since moved past this.
Any other musings?
I found this chapter an interesting attempt to break down and provide techniques to aid with basic human interactions. I think this is quite difficult to do as a lot of human interaction is learned at a young age and becomes instinctual. I think this is more a chapter about putting yourself in another persons shoes to see things from their perspective in order to move forward from a disagreement/misunderstanding.


"""--------------------------------------------------------------------
* $Id: solver_options.py 3166 2015-08-20 13:51:47Z Claudia.Emde $
*
* This file is part of libRadtran.
* Copyright (c) 1997-2012 by Arve Kylling, Bernhard Mayer,
* Claudia Emde, Robert Buras
*
* ######### Contact info: http://www.libradtran.org #########
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
* as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
* of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330,
* Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
*--------------------------------------------------------------------"""
from option_definition import *
[docs]class setup_solver_group():
group_name = 'Solver'
[docs] def __init__(self):
documentation = get_solver_documentation()
rte_solver = option(
name='rte_solver',
group='solver',
helpstr='Radiative transfer equation solver.',
documentation=documentation['rte_solver'],
gui_inputs=(ListInput(name='solver', valid_range=['disort', 'twostr', 'mystic', 'rodents', 'sslidar', 'null'], optional=False),),
tokens=addLogical( name='Input.rte.solver',
logicals = [ 'disort', 'twostr', 'mystic', 'rodents', 'sslidar', 'null',
'sdisort', 'spsdisort', 'fdisort1', 'fdisort2', 'sos', 'polradtran', 'ftwostr', 'montecarlo', 'tzs', 'sssi', 'sss', 'twostrebe' ],
setting='SOLVER_' ),
parents=['uvspec'],
childs=['polradtran_quad_type','polradtran','polradtran_max_delta_tau',
'pseudospherical', 'disort_spherical_albedo',
'disort_intcor',
'isotropic_source_toa','raman',
'number_of_streams','deltam','nrefrac','brdf_cam','brdf_cam_solar_wind',
# Mystic options are not enabled unless solver is mystic of monte carlo, see mc_options.py
'mc_escape','mc_vroom','mc_backward','mc_spectral_is',
'mc_spectral_is_wvl','mc_forward_output',
'mc_albedo_file','mc_albedo_spectral_file','mc_albedo_type','mc_rossli_file',
'mc_backward_output', 'mc_backward_writeallpixels',
'mc_basename',
'mc_delta_scaling', 'mc_elevation_file',
'mc_tenstream',
'mc_ipa','mc_tipa','ipa_3d','tipa',
'mc_maxscatters','mc_minscatters','mc_minphotons','mc_photons',
'mc_photons_file','mc_polarisation',
'mc_wcloud_file','mc_icloud_file',
'mc_randomseed', 'mc_rpv_file','mc_rpv_type','mc_spherical','mc_std',
'sur_temperature_file','mc_sample_grid','mc_sensordirection','mc_sensorposition',
'mc_reference_to_nn','mc_bw_umu_file','mc_truncate','mc_bcond','mc_coherent_backscatter',
'mc_surface_reflectalways','mc_refraction','mc_visualize','mc_hiddenline',
'mc_surfaceparallel', 'mc_jacobian', 'mc_jacobian_std',
'sslidar','sslidar_nranges','sslidar_polarisation',
'tzs_cloud_top_height'
],
continious_update=True,
)
pseudospherical = option(
name='pseudospherical',
group='solver',
helpstr='Invokes pseudospherical geometry for disort/twostr solver.',
documentation=documentation['pseudospherical'],
tokens=addSetting(name='Input.rte.pseudospherical', setting=1),
parents=['rte_solver'],
speaker='rte_solver',
enable_values=("disort","twostr",)
)
disort_spherical_albedo = option(
name='disort_spherical_albedo',
group='solver',
helpstr='Calculate spherical albedo.',
documentation=documentation['disort_spherical_albedo'],
tokens=[addSetting(name='Input.rte.ibcnd', setting=1),
addSetting(name='Input.rte.nphi', setting=0)],
parents=['rte_solver'],
speaker='rte_solver',
enable_values=("disort",),
developer=True
)
disort_intcor = option(
name='disort_intcor',
group='solver',
helpstr='Intensity correction method',
documentation=documentation['disort_intcor'],
gui_inputs=(ListInput(name='disort_intcor', valid_range = ['phase', 'moments', 'off']),),
tokens=addLogical(name="Input.rte.disort_icm", logicals=['phase', 'moments', 'off'], setting='DISORT_ICM_'),
parents=['rte_solver'],
speaker='rte_solver',
enable_values=("disort",)
)
isotropic_source_toa = option(
name='isotropic_source_toa',
group='solver',
helpstr='Specifies that isotropic '
'illumination is included at top-boundary.',
documentation=documentation['isotropic_source_toa'],
tokens=addSetting(name='Input.rte.fisot', setting=1),
gui_inputs=(FloatInput(name='isotropic_source_toa'),),
parents=['rte_solver'],
speaker='rte_solver',
enable_values=("disort",
"twostr",)
)
raman = option(
name='raman',
group='solver',
helpstr='Include first order rotational Raman scattering.',
documentation=documentation['raman'],
tokens=[addSetting(name='Input.raman', setting='RAMAN_CALC'),
addSetting(name='Input.ck_scheme', setting='CK_RAMAN'),
addSetting(name='Input.rte.solver', setting='SOLVER_DISORT'),
addSetting(name='Input.processing', setting='PROCESS_RAMAN'),
addLogical(name='Input.raman_original',logicals=['original'],optional=True) ],
gui_inputs=(ListInput(name='raman_original',valid_range=['original'],optional=True),),
parents=['rte_solver'],
speaker='rte_solver',
enable_values=("disort",),
)
number_of_streams = option(
name='number_of_streams',
group='solver',
helpstr='Number of streams.',
documentation=documentation['number_of_streams'],
gui_inputs=(IntegerInput(name='number_of_streams'),),
tokens=addToken(name='Input.rte.nstr', datatype=int, default=6),
parents=['rte_solver'],
speaker='rte_solver',
enable_values=("disort","polradtran",),
)
polradtran = option(
name='polradtran',
group='solver',
helpstr='Set values for rte_solver polradtran.',
documentation=documentation['polradtran'],
tokens=[addLogical(name='id', logicals=['aziorder','nstokes','src_code'], setting='POLRADTRAN_'),
addToken(name='Input.rte.polradtran[id]', datatype=int) ],
speaker='rte_solver',
enable_values=('polradtran',),
showInGui=False,
non_unique=True,
)
polradtran_quad_type = option(
name='polradtran_quad_type',
group='solver',
helpstr='Type of quadrature used',
documentation=documentation['polradtran_quad_type'],
tokens=addToken(name='Input.rte.pol_quad_type', valid_range=['G', 'D', 'L', 'E'], datatype=str),
parents=['rte_solver'],
speaker="rte_solver",
enable_values=("polradtran",),
showInGui=False,
)
polradtran_max_delta_tau = option(
name='polradtran_max_delta_tau',
group='solver',
helpstr='Initial layer thickness for doubling.',
documentation=documentation['polradtran_max_delta_tau'],
tokens=addToken(name='Input.rte.pol_max_delta_tau', datatype=Double, default=1e-5 ),
parents=['rte_solver'],
speaker="rte_solver",
enable_values=("polradtran",),
showInGui=False,
)
#no_sdisort nrefrac = conditional_enable_option(
#no_sdisort name='nrefrac',
#no_sdisort group='solver',
#no_sdisort helpstr='Refraction for rte_solver sdisort.',
#no_sdisort documentation=documentation['nrefrac'],
#no_sdisort gui_inputs=(IntegerListInput(name='Input.rte.nrefrac', default=0, valid_range=[0, 1, 2], optional=False),),
#no_sdisort tokens=addToken('Input.rte.nrefrac', int, default=0, valid_range=[0,1,2]),
#no_sdisort parents=['rte_solver'],
#no_sdisort speaker="rte_solver",
#no_sdisort enable_values=("sdisort",)
#no_sdisort )
#no_sdisort nscat = option(
#no_sdisort name='nscat',
#no_sdisort group='solver',
#no_sdisort helpstr='Order of scattering.',
#no_sdisort documentation=documentation['nscat'],
#no_sdisort gui_inputs=(IntegerInput(name='Input.rte.nscat'),),
#no_sdisort tokens=addToken('Input.rte.nscat', int, default=20),
#no_sdisort parents=['rte_solver'],
#no_sdisort speaker="rte_solver",
#no_sdisort enable_values=("sdisort",)
#no_sdisort )
sdisort = option(
name='sdisort',
group='solver',
helpstr='Set values for rte_solver sdisort.',
documentation=documentation['sdisort'],
tokens=[addLogical(name='id', logicals=['ichapman','nscat','nrefrac'],setting='SDISORT_'),
addToken(name='Input.rte.sdisort[id]', datatype=int) ],
speaker='rte_solver',
enable_values=('sdisort',),
showInGui=False,
non_unique=True,
)
sos_nscat = option(
name='sos_nscat',
group='solver',
helpstr='Set order of scattering moments for rte_solver sos.',
documentation=documentation['sos_nscat'],
tokens= addToken(name='Input.rte.sos_nscat', datatype=int) ,
speaker='rte_solver',
enable_values=('sos',),
showInGui=False,
developer=True
)
deltam = option(
name='deltam',
group='solver',
helpstr='Turn delta-M scaling on/off.',
documentation=documentation['deltam'],
gui_inputs=(ListInput(name='Input.rte.deltam', valid_range=['on', 'off'], optional=False, default='on'),),
tokens=addLogical(name='Input.rte.deltam', logicals=['on','off'], setting='SWITCH_', default='SWITCH_ON'),
parents=['rte_solver'],
speaker="rte_solver",
enable_values=("disort", "twostr",)
)
ipa_3d = option(
name='ipa_3d',
group='solver',
helpstr='',
documentation=documentation['ipa_3d'],
tokens=addSetting(name='Input.ipa3d',setting=1),
threedmystic =True,
parents=['uvspec'],
non_parents=['tipa',],
speaker='rte_solver',
enable_values=("disort","twostr","rodents",),
)
mc_tenstream = option(
name='mc_tenstream',
group='solver',
helpstr='Run Tenstream approximation solver instead of Photon Tracing.',
documentation=documentation['mc_tenstream'],
tokens=addSetting(name='Input.rte.mc.tenstream', setting=1,default=0),
parents=['uvspec'],
speaker='rte_solver',
enable_values=("mystic",),
threedmystic =True
)
mc_ipa = option(
name='mc_ipa',
group='solver',
helpstr='Run MYSTIC in independent pixel mode.',
documentation=documentation['mc_ipa'],
tokens=addSetting(name='Input.rte.mc.ipa', setting=1,default=0),
parents=['uvspec'],
non_parents=['mc_tipa',],
speaker='rte_solver',
enable_values=("mystic",),
threedmystic =True
)
mc_tipa = option(
name='mc_tipa',
group='solver',
helpstr='Run MYSTIC in tilted independent pixel mode.',
documentation=documentation['mc_tipa'],
tokens=[addSetting(name='Input.rte.mc.ipa', setting=1),
addLogical(name='Input.rte.mc.tipa', logicals=['dirdiff','dir3d'], setting='TIPA_') ],
parents=['uvspec'],
non_parents=['mc_ipa',],
speaker='rte_solver',
enable_values=("mystic",),
developer=True,
)
tipa = option(
name='tipa',
group='solver',
helpstr='Use the tilted independent pixel approximation.',
documentation=documentation['tipa'],
tokens=addLogical(name='Input.tipa',logicals=['dirdiff','dir'],setting='TIPA_'),
parents=['uvspec'],
non_parents=['ipa_3d',],
speaker='rte_solver',
enable_values=("rodents",'disort','twostr',),
developer=True,
)
sslidar = option(
name='sslidar',
group='solver',
helpstr='Set single scattering lidar parameters.',
documentation=documentation['sslidar'],
tokens= [ addLogical(name='id',logicals=['area','E0','eff','position','range'],setting='SSLIDAR_'),
addToken(name='Input.sslidar[id]', datatype=float) ],
gui_inputs= (ListInput(name='id', valid_range=['area','e0','eff','position','range']),FloatInput(name='Input.sslidar[id]'),),
parents=['uvspec'],
speaker='rte_solver',
enable_values=("sslidar",),
non_unique=True,
)
sslidar_nranges = option(
name='sslidar_nranges',
group='solver',
helpstr='Set number fo range bins for single scattering lidar.',
documentation=documentation['sslidar_nranges'],
tokens= [ addToken(name='Input.sslidar_nranges', datatype=int) ],
gui_inputs= (IntegerInput(name='Input.sslidar_nranges'),),
parents=['uvspec'],
speaker='rte_solver',
enable_values=("sslidar",),
)
sslidar_polarisation = option(
name='sslidar_polarisation',
group='solver',
helpstr='Turn on polarisation measurement for lidar.',
documentation=documentation['sslidar_polarisation'],
tokens= addSetting(name='Input.sslidar_polarisation', setting=1),
parents=['uvspec'],
speaker='rte_solver',
enable_values=("sslidar",),
)
tzs_cloud_top_height = not_yet_lex2py_option(
name='tzs_cloud_top_height',
group='solver',
helpstr='Cloud top height[s] of blackbody clouds',
documentation=documentation['tzs_cloud_top_height'],
tokens=addToken(name="", datatype=str),
parents=['uvspec'],
speaker='rte_solver',
enable_values=('tzs',),
)
self.options = [rte_solver, pseudospherical, disort_spherical_albedo,
deltam,
isotropic_source_toa, raman,
mc_tenstream,
mc_ipa, ipa_3d, mc_tipa, tipa,
number_of_streams,
disort_intcor,
polradtran,
polradtran_quad_type, polradtran_max_delta_tau,
sslidar, sslidar_polarisation, sslidar_nranges,
sdisort, sos_nscat, tzs_cloud_top_height ]
def __iter__(self):
return iter(self.options)
[docs]def get_solver_documentation():
return {
'sslidar' : r'''
Set single scattering lidar parameters (\code{rte_solver sslidar}).
\fcode{
sslidar variable value
}
\code{variable} can be one of the following:
\begin{description}
\item[area] Set area of single scattering lidar in units of square meters (default: 1.0)
\item[E0] Set Laser pulse energy for single scattering lidar in units of (default: 0.1)
Joule (You can also use a \code{source solar file}
instead... not yet implemented.)
\item[eff] Set lidar efficiency for single scattering lidar (default: 0.5)
\item[position] Set lidar position for single scattering lidar in units of km (default: 0.0)
\item[range] Set lidar range bin width for single scattering lidar in units of km (default: 0.1)
\end{description}
''',
'sslidar_nranges' : r'''
Set number of range bins for single scattering lidar (solver
\code{sslidar}). Default is 100.
''',
'sslidar_polarisation' : r'''
Turn on polarisation measurement for lidar (solver \code{sslidar}). Default is without polarisation.
''',
'ipa_3d' : r'''
This option can be used to carry out a 3D calculation with a 1D-solver, where a
3D-cloud file as used for MYSTIC (flag 3) serves as an input file. Further, a sample grid needs to be specified
via \code{mc_sample_grid}, where the grid and the resolution has to be the same as in the 3D-cloud file
(Nx, Ny, dx, dy). To calculate heating rates, \code{mc_backward_output heat K_per_day} must stand in the input
file.
''',
'mc_tenstream' : r'''
The tenstream solver is a mpi-parallelized finite volume method.
First build libtenstream:\\
Either run \\
\code{ ./configure --with-download-tenstream } \\
or do the checkout yourself: \\
\code{svn co https://svn.physik.uni-muenchen.de/repos/hdcp2-rt/tenstream}\\
Then follow the instructions to compile the tenstream lib in \\
\code{tenstream/README} \\
If it was successful, there should be the file \\
\code{tenstream/build/lib/libtenstream.a}.
Now configure libRadtran and it should hopefully find the tenstream-lib:\\
\code{ ./configure }\\
It should say \\
\code{ TENSTREAM solver: yes }\\
Input files are the same as for MYSTIC calculations with the additional
option mc\_tenstream.
You can call the MPI version with:\\
\code{mpirun -np 2 bin/uvspec_mpi <inputfile> <PETSc options> }.
If you are serious about solving bigger systems we highly recommend that you make yourself familiar with PETSc's options.\\
As a start you could try:
Solve the direct radiation with direct LU method\,(Only very small problems, 1 process)\\
\code{-dir\_ksp\_type richardson -dir\_pc\_type lu}\\
Solve diffuse radiation with parallel LU\\
\code{-diff\_ksp\_type richardson -diff\_pc\_type lu -diff\_pc\_factor\_mat\_solver\_package mumps}\\
Monitor convergence\,(recommended)\\
\code{-dir\_ksp\_monitor -dir\_ksp\_view -dir\_ksp\_converged\_reason} \\
\code{-diff\_ksp\_monitor -diff\_ksp\_view -diff\_ksp\_converged\_reason}\\
Solve diffuse radiation with bi-conjugate-gradient-stabilized with incomplete LU with 2 levels of fill for each node.\,(for middle sized problems)\\
\code{-diff\_ksp\_type bcgs -diff\_pc\_type bjacobi -diff\_sub\_pc\_factor\_levels 2} \\
Algebraic Geometric Multigrid Preconditioner\,(for big problems)\\
\code{-diff\_pc\_type ml} \\
Options may also be written to \\~/.petscrc.\\
''',
'mc_ipa' : r'''
Run MYSTIC in independent pixel mode. Only meaningful with \code{rte_solver montecarlo}.
''',
'polradtran_max_delta_tau' : r'''
Initial layer thickness for doubling; governs accuracy, 10E-5 should be
adequate. Do not go beyond half the real precision, i.e. 10e-8 for REAL*8.
Default 1.e-05.
\fcode{
polradtran_max_delta_tau value
}
This option is only relevant for \code{rte_solver polradtran}.
''',
'mc_tipa' : r'''
Run MYSTIC in tilted independent pixel mode. Only meaningful with \code{rte_solver
montecarlo}. Choose either \code{mc_tipa dir3d} or \code{mc_tipa
dirdiff}. The latter is the analogon to \code{tipa dirdiff}, where the
3d-cloud-matrix is tilted according to the solar zenith angle and is
then used as input for all the following calculations.
In \code{mc_tipa dir3d}, photons are propagated in 3d until the first
scattering occurs, after that the photon is captured within the current
column.
''',
'tipa' : r'''
With the option \code{tipa dirdiff}, the tilted independent
pixel (column) approximation (TIPA, the same as TICA) is carried out,
where a 3D-cloud file serves as input and the columns are tilted
towards the sun (see, e.g., Wapler and Mayer, 2008). \code{tipa
dirdiff} works with all 1D-rte-solvers. When choosing
tipa (\code{tipa dir}), from the "tilted clouds" only the optical
depth for the calculation of the direct radiation is derived and used
later to calculate the diffuse radiation. To calculate the diffuse
radiation, the original cloud-matrix is still necessary /
maintained. \code{tipa dir} works only with Roberts (Buras)
delta--Eddington two--stream model \code{rodents}. For both tipa
options, a \code{mc_sample_grid} has to be specified as Nx Ny dx dy. A
3d-cloud-file (with flag 3) serves as input (see
\code{wc_file 3D}). The output is written into mc.flx(.spc),
however, a basename via \code{mc_basename} can be given.
''',
'rte_solver' : r'''
Set the radiative transfer equation solver to be used.
\fcode{
rte_solver type
}
If not specified the default \code{rte_solver} is \code{disort}.
Choices for \code{type} are
\begin{description}
\parameter{disort}
C-version of the disort algorithm, translated from Fortran by Tim Dowling.
This is the recommended discrete ordinate code in {\sl libRadtran}.
For documentation see \file{src\_f/DISORT2.doc} as well as the papers and
the DISORT report at
ftp://climate1.gsfc.nasa.gov/wiscombe/Multiple\_Scatt/. The intensity
correction can be performed according to \citet{nakajima1988} using
\code{disort_intcor moments} (like in the original code), or with the
improvements described in (Buras, Dowling, Emde, in preparation; default). Can be run in
plane-parallel geometry (default) or in pseudo-spherical geometry
(using \code{pseudospherical}).
\parameter{twostr}
C-version of the two--stream radiative transfer solver described by
\citet{Kylling1995}. Can be run in plane-parallel geometry (default)
or in pseudo-spherical geometry (using \code{pseudospherical}
).
\parameter{fdisort1}
The standard plane--parallel disort algorithm by \citet{Stamnes1988c},
version 1.3 -- provided for compatibility reasons. Use only if you have troubles with the default
\code{disort} or for historical reasons. For documentation see \file{src\_f/DISORT.doc} as well
as the papers and the DISORT report at
ftp://climate1.gsfc.nasa.gov/wiscombe/Multiple\_Scatt/. To optimize
for computational time and memory, please adjust the parameters in
\file{src\_f/DISORT.MXD} for your application and re-compile. For your
application please use \code{rte_solver fdisort2} which is the advanced
version, unless you e.g. want to explore how a specific feature of
\code{fdisort2} (e.g. the \citet{nakajima1988} intensity correction)
improves the \code{fdisort1} result.
\parameter{fdisort2}
Version 2 of the Fortran algorithm disort -- provided for compatibility reasons.
Use only if you have troubles with the default \code{disort} or for historical reasons. For documentation see
\file{src\_f/DISORT2.doc} as well as the papers and the DISORT report
at ftp://climate1.gsfc.nasa.gov/wiscombe/Multiple\_Scatt/
\code{fdisort2} has several improvements compared to its 'ancestor'
\code{fdisort1} (version 1.3). To optimize for computational time and
memory, please adjust the parameters in \code{src_f/DISORT.MXD} for
your application and re-compile.
Note! \code{fdisort2} is a new version of the original disort code
which was implemented in summer 2009. It uses phase functions to
calculate the intensity corrections by \citet{nakajima1988} instead of
Legendre moments. Hence it needs cloud properties files which contain
the phase functions. It is still possible to use the old version of
disort, you need to specify \code{disort_intcor moments}.
\parameter{sdisort}
Pseudospherical disort as described by \citet{Dahlback1991}. Double
precision version. To optimize for computational time and memory,
please adjust the parameters in \file{src\_f/DISORT.MXD} for your
application and re-compile.
\parameter{spsdisort} Pseudospherical
disort as described by \citet{Dahlback1991}, single precision
version. \strong{Warning:} it is not recommended to use
\code{spsdisort} for really large solar zenith angles nor for cloudy
conditions. For large optical thickness it is numerically unstable and
may produce wrong results. To optimize for computational time and
memory, please adjust the parameters in \file{src_f/DISORT.MXD} for
your application and re-compile.
\parameter{polradtran} The plane-parallel radiative transfer solver of \citet{Evans1991}.
Includes polarization. The full implementation of the polRadtran
solver in \code{uvspec} is quite new (version 1.4). If you find
unusual behaviour, please contact the {\sl libRadtran} authors.
\parameter{ftwostr}
Original Fortran-version of the two--stream radiative transfer solver described by
\citet{Kylling1995}, in pseudo-spherical geometry.
\parameter{rodents}
Delta-Eddington two--stream code (RObert's Delta-EddingtoN Two-Stream), plane-parallel.
\undocumented{
\parameter{twostrebe}
Delta-Eddington two--stream solver by Bernhard Mayer. \code{zout_interpolate} is activated automatically.
}
\parameter{sslidar}
A simple single scattering lidar simulator by Robert Buras.
\parameter{sos}
A scalar pseudospherical succesive orders of scattering code. Works
for solar zenith angles smaller than 90 degrees. Can calculate
azimuthally averaged radiances. Set \code{sos_nscat} to specify the order
of scattering.
\ifmystic{
\parameter{montecarlo}
The MYSTIC Monte Carlo code. Monte Carlo is
the method of choice (1) for horizontally
inhomogeneous problems; (2) whenever
polarization is involved; (3) for applications
where spherical geometry plays a role; and (4)
whenever sharp features of the scattering
phase function play a role, like for the
calculation of the backscatter glory or the
aureole.
\parameter{mystic}
Same as \code{montecarlo}.
}
\parameter{tzs} TZS stands for "thermal, zero scattering" and is a
very fast analytical solution for the special case of thermal emission
in a non-scattering atmosphere. Please note that TZS does only
radiance calculations at top of the atmosphere. "Blackbody clouds" may be included
using the option \code{tzs_cloud_top_height}.
\parameter{sss}
SSS stands for "solar, single scattering" and is an analytical single
scattering approximation which might be reasonable for an optically
thin atmosphere. Please note that SSS does only radiance calculations
at top of the atmosphere. This is an experimental solver - be careful!
\undocumented{
\parameter{sssi} Missing documentation!!!
}
\parameter{null}
The NULL solver does not solve the radiative transfer
equation. However, it sets up the optical properties, and does the
post-processing; useful if you are either interested in the overhead
time required by a particular model input or if you are simply
interested in the optical properties, as output by \code{verbose}.
\end{description}
Default: \code{disort}
''',
'raman' : r'''
\fcode{
raman [original]
}
The \code{raman} option includes single order rotational Raman scattering in
the calculation. The solution treats Raman as a perturbation similar to the
approaches of \citet{Vountas1998} and \citet{Spurr2008}.
The \code{raman} option may only be used for spectral calculation.
The disort radiative transfer solver with a general source is needed to solve the radiative transfer
equation including Raman scattering. This solver is automagically invoked when specifying
the \code{raman} option. It is thus not neccessary to set the \code{rte_solver}.
The \code{raman} option is optimized with respect to speed. The optimized implementation
should be just as accurate as the original version. To use the original version
invode \code{raman original}. With the optional argument \code{original} each wavelength
is treated individually and is thus accurate, but computationally very expensive.
Please note that while the \code{raman} option has been extensively tested and verified, it
is nevertheless a new option, hence, use it with care.
''',
'pseudospherical' : r'''
Invokes pseudo-spherical geometry in disort/twostr. Default is plane-parallel.
''',
'disort_spherical_albedo' : r'''
Calculate spherical albedo using \code{disort}. When this option is enabled,
only the spherical albedo is calculated. The output is enabled by
\fcode{output_user spher_alb}
''',
'disort_intcor' : r'''
Intensity correction method for \code{rte_solver disort} or
\code{rte_solver fdisort2}. Valid options are \code{phase}, i.e.~the
phase function is used for the Nakajima intensity correction, and
\code{moments}, i.e.~the Legendre moments are used for the
correction. Optionally, the option \code{off} turns off the intensity
correction. Default is \code{phase}.
''',
'isotropic_source_toa' : r'''
Specifies that isotropic illumination is used at top-boundary instead
of beam source. Useful for those who want to calculate the reflectance
for a homogeneous or inhomogeneous atmosphere. The intensity is still set by
\code{source solar file}. Only works with \code{disort} and \code{twostr}.
''',
'number_of_streams' : r'''
Number of streams used to solve the radiative transfer equation.
\fcode{
number_of_streams value
}
Default is 6 for fluxes and 16 for radiances.
(For \code{rte_solver fdisort1}, \code{fdisort2} and \code{disort} only
even number of streams are possible.)
''',
'polradtran_quad_type' : r'''
Type of quadrature used:
\fcode{
polradtran_quad_type type
}
where \code{type} is one of
\begin{description}
\item[G] (default) gaussian
\item[D] double gaussian,
\item[L] Lobatto
\item[E] extra-angle(s), this must be used of \code{polradtran} is used in
combination with \code{umu}. Will internally use Gaussian scheme (\code{G}).
See also radtran documentation (\file{libsrc_f/README.polRadtran}).
\end{description}
Default G.
This option is only relevant for \code{rte_solver polradtran}.
''',
'polradtran' : r'''
Specify polradtran values. This option is only relevant for \code{rte_solver polradtran}.
\fcode{
polradtran aziorder value
}
Order of Fourier azimuth series.
The value \code{0} (default for irradiance) is the azimuthally symmetric case.
For radiance computation a higher order is required, thus the default for radiances is 4.
\fcode{
polradtran nstokes value
}
Number of Stokes parameters
where \code{value} is one of
\begin{description}
\item[1] for I (no polarization, default)
\item[2] for I,Q,U (Since V is very small in the atmosphere, it makes sense
to compute only I,Q,U. This saves computation time and
memory).
\item[3] for I,Q,U,V
\end{description}
Default is 1.
\fcode{
polrdatran src_code value
}
Radiation sources included
which may be
\begin{description}
\item[0] none
\item[1] solar
\item[2] thermal
\item[3] both
\end{description}
Default 1.
''',
'sos_nscat' : r'''
Set the order of scattering for \code{rte_solver sos}.
\fcode{
sos_nscat value
}
Default is 20.
''',
'sdisort' : r'''
Specify sdisort values. This option is only relevant for \code{rte_solver sdisort}.
%CE: Commented for ESA version
\undocumented{
\fcode{
sdisort ichapman value
}
Undocumented option for sdisort. Default is 1.
}
\fcode{
sdisort nscat value
}
Set the order of scattering.
If \code{value} is set to 1 \code{sdisort} will run in single scattering mode
while if set to 2, \code{sdisort} runs in full multiple scattering mode.
Default is 2 for \code{rte_solver sdisort}.
\fcode{
sdisort nrefrac value
}
Include refraction where \code{value} has the meaning
\begin{description}
\item[0] No refraction, default.
\item[1] Refraction included using fast, but harsh method.
\item[2] Refraction included using slow, but accurate method.
\end{description}
If refraction is included also set parameter \code{refraction_file}.
''',
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Turn delta-M scaling on/off. Set to either \code{on} or
\code{off}. Note that for the \code{rte_solver disort} and
\code{rte_solver fdisort2} delta-M scaling is hardcoded to be always
on.
''',
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Define cloud top height of "blackbody clouds" for radiative transfer solver \code{tzs}.
''',
}


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 Word on the streets was that if I broke open these pods and consumed the seeds I would hallucinate.
 After consuming about 350 of these seeds we thought we were superman niether of us tripping yet.
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When I awoke I was in a state of delirium, I didnít even recognize my own parents I kept asking who are you to my mother and calling my father a fat fuck, then they tried to ask me what I was on I tried to lie and say I was just smoking weed. They knew for goddamn sure I wasnít high on weed.
 It required 4 doctors to strap me down, still my skin was a very red tone and when I was strapped down I tied so hard to get out my neck muscles bulged at least 4 inches from my body and then I passed out.
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My love for lip colors is increasing day by day, an year back I was more of a lip gloss person. I have come across some really good lipsticks in budget and Avon Ultra Color Rich Lipstick has to be counted with them. I love the beautiful texture most about them.
Price: Rs.375 but most of the times they are on some offers sometimes even 40%
What it Claims:
- Instantly releases rich color with creamy, sequined and shimmery finish that lasts for hours.
- Non-bleeding/non feathering color defines and shapes lips even without a lip liner
- Medium to full color.
- Does not transfer to teeth
- Tested by dermatologists
My Experience: These lipsticks are really creamy, not exactly melting like NYX ones. Give a smooth and satin finish, do not settle into fine line. Definitely non drying, but might bleed a little with dense lip balm underneath. Last me 2-3 hours, then starts to fade uniformly. Packaging is really good and sturdy.
I love this shade, this is such a beautiful rose shade which will suit almost all Indian skin tones, In my words its a must have.
What I like:
- Good pigmentation,
- I like the packaging, its sturdy and looks good,
- It gives a creamy and velvety finish similar to Colobar velvet range if you have tried them,
- Do not dry the lips,
What I did not like:
- I just wish it could stay a bit longer than 2-3 hours on me,
- Available only through Avon representatives,
I liked this lipstick, and surely going to add a few more colors. They are creamy, pigmented and non drying. Only thing they score less is the lasting power, which can be improved using lip base and lip liners. Will do a post soon about that.
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The morpholgy of a robot describes the physical characteristics of
the robot's body, such as the size and shape of the body, the number
and placing of components that aid in the robot's locomotion. In this
apprach, the Evolutionary Robotics principles are used the aid in evolving
the robot's morphology, keeping the robot's predefined controller static.
There has been an increase in work aimed at using robot
teams to complete a range of non-trivial collective behaviour
tasks. The task we pay particular attention to is a search and
retrieval (foraging) task. The task is constructed such that
the team of robots have to make use of work cooperatively
to efficiently complete the task. In the real world, such a
task would involve a significant amount of noise and incomplete
information which would require the team of robots to
adapt to the environment through a suitable learning process.
We would thus expect our team of robots to exhibit
some form of Artificial Intelligence. The concepts
of Evolutionary Computation are used to achieve this
goal, which builds the foundations of Evolutionary Robotics.
We hypothesise that evolving the robot's morphology simultaneous
with the evolution of it's controller will result in more robust
robot teams.
The morhoplogy of our robots that will be evolved is the sensor configuration. This
describes where and how many sensors will be placed on he robots. There are five parameters
that will be evolved.
Bearing
The position of the sensor on the robot's exterior (along the circumference)orientated
with the robot's forward directional axis.
Orientation
The offset of the sensor's forward direction, relative to the outward normal
from the agent surface (at the sensor's position).
Range
The maximum distance of the sensor's vision.
Field of view
The angle of the sensor's conical arch.
On/Off Sensor
Determines whether or not a particular sensor is activated.
Methods and Implementation
The morphology of the agents was evolved using a Genetic Algorithm
and a heuristc based controller was constructed to aid in maximum
exploration of the environment as well as minimal collisions between
the agents and objects in the environment (exluding the resource objects).
Experiments
The morphology evolution approach was tested in a the simulation environment.
A single simulation consists of placing the agents in the simulation environment
and they have a certain amount of time to complete the foraging task. These
simulations were run for 250 generations in the evolutionary algorithm -
thus completing a single experiment. 20 of these experiments were run for each
configuration type. Three experiment configuration types were defined, in order
to test for different levels of cooperation between the agents
Small configuration
This configuration required very little cooperation between agents in order to
efficiently complete the task. There are 10 small, 5 medium, and 0 large boxes.
Medium Configuration
This configuration required the some cooperation between agents in order to
efficiently complete the task. There are 5 small, 5 medium, and 5 large boxes.
Large Configuration
his configuration required the a large amount of cooperation between agents in order to
efficiently complete the task. There are 0 small, 5 medium, and 10 large boxes.
Results
This approach gave better solutions for experiments that required the least amount of cooperation.
As the complexity of the task increases, the team of robot's performance decreased. An interesting
result that emerged is that the evolutionary algorithm naturally selected solutions that do not use
the maximum number of sensors made available to the robots
Co-evolution versus Morphology evolution
The two aproaches (co-evolution and morphology evolution) were compared in order to support or reject our
experimental hypothesis. We found that the coevolution implementation constantly outperformed the morphological
evolution aproach, for all levels of complexity.
Conclusion
The morphology evolution approach is best suited for tasks that require very little to no cooperation between the robots
in order to complete the task. Compared to the cooevolution approach, the morphology evoltuion implementation does not
perform better, thus supporting our hypothesis, thaat the cooevolution implementation is best for robot controller and
body design.


Wing Chun is a Chinese martial art that emphasizes relaxation, sensitivity, structure, and speed rather than strength.
It was made popular by Bruce Lee and more recently, the Ip Man movies.
Legend has it that Wing Chun Kung Fu was created by a Shaolin nun named Ng Mui and was first taught to a young woman named Yim Wing Chun, who used the style to defend herself against a local warlord.
This story is very important in the practice of the art as it underscores the principle of not meeting strength with strength but with softness instead.


A hobby is something that people love to do when he is free and it makes them relaxed and entertained.  Actually, hobby comes in mind automatically. Several people have several types of hobbies. I have a lot of hobbies but the favourite one that I like most is playing Taekwondo. Taekwondo is world wide game which is started from south korea and it is also included in Olympic game.When I have free time, I love to play Taekwondo. I’m a big fan of Taekwondo and I practiced daily at the morning since my childhood. I have been very well in this Taekwondo game.I have played national game in Taekwondo and I have got international master certificate too. Nowadays I take enjoy at free time by looking taekwondo match in mobile. My aim is to be a good coach in the taekwondo game and I want to established Sports Academy and want to give good training to the child to old people for their good health.


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Although PRIDE Inspector is design to handle large data sets with small memory footprint, it can still run out of memory if many files or public experiments are opened at the same time. If you have seen such a warning message in a pop-up window, you should try to increase the memory allocation for the program.This can be done by editing the config.props file, this file is located in the config folder of the installation directory.
In the file, change the pride.inspector.max.memory=1024 to a higher number, for instance, pride.inspector.max.memory=2048 will give PRIDE Inspector 2G of memory. Please note that you will need to restart PRIDE Inspector in order for the change to take effect. It is also important to know that on a 32-bit operating system you can not increase this value beyond 2000.


The Secret Life of C++: Day 1: References
Its a C++ class, so I thought I should talk about some C++ stuff
too on the first day. So I'm going to talk about references.
References are just pointers.
Here are some examples: references.cc, references.s, references.listing.
Richard Tibbetts
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Namespace Dapplo.HttpExtensions.Support
Classes
AsyncLock
A simple class to make it possible to lock a resource while waiting
DelegatingStringEncryptionTypeConverter
This converter wraps the Dapplo.Config.Converters.StringEncryptionTypeConverter As it is used in the IOAuth2Token as TypeConverter attribute, which is only used from the Dapplo.Config framework
DelegatingTypeConverter
Use this to delegate to an not yet existing TypeConverter Example: DelegatingStringEncryptionTypeConverter
HttpAttribute
This attribute marks a property as "http content"
HttpSettings
This class contains the default settings for the proxy / httpclient These can be modified, are on a global "application" scale. Most have their normal defaults, which would also normally be used, some have special settings The default values and the property descriptions are in the IHttpSettings (which can be used by Dapplo.Config)
ProgressStreamContent
The ProgressStreamContent makes it possible to track the progress of a http-post for a stream
SimpleJsonSerializer
This defines the default way how Json is de-/serialized.
Enums
HttpParts
Marker for the response
MediaTypes
Use this enum for the creating the accept header or checking the content-type
ProgressStreamContent.UploadStates
Enum which specifies the current upload state


"x" "1" "SLAPSYTE,G, LAZUTKA,JR AND LEKEVICIUS,RK, GENOTOXIC ACTIVITY OF TWOUROANTISEPTIC NITROFURANS IN A BATTERY OF SHORT-TERM TESTS, BIOLOGIJA 2:78-82,1996"


A metric unit of length; the area of a square of side 1cm. The abbreviation is cm2.
It is 1/10000 of a square metre.


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This is the official AtomicDEX mobile beta program channel -
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.komodoplatform.atomicdex - iOS: https://testflight.apple.com/join/c2mOLEoC - Please use https://github.com/KomodoPlatform/atomicdex/issues for bug reports and feature requests. For critical security bug reports please do send us your encrypted (https://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x379287998EE6CF47) report to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and allow up to 24h for reply. For atomicDEX API (mm2) related issue reports or feature requests please do use https://github.com/KomodoPlatform/atomicDEX-API/issues
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
vanity3331-Oct-19 02:17 PM
0/3
Gordon Freeman31-Oct-19 02:17 PM
I have like 10 orders open. Is it good to keep them or should I cancel them?
TonyL31-Oct-19 02:17 PM
It's better to cancel em and try one by one as adviced in second pinned post(edited)
shrk31-Oct-19 02:17 PM
@ETcrypt what amount?
Pwnz31-Oct-19 02:18 PM
@Gordon Freeman cancel after 20-30 seconds each after you've tried
Mark8131-Oct-19 02:19 PM
@smk762 - dracocanis ominator are swaps on net id 9999 only accounted?
ETcrypt31-Oct-19 02:19 PM
0.5 morty to 0.5 rick
smk762 - dracocanis ominator31-Oct-19 02:19 PM
yes
CryptoBrandon31-Oct-19 02:19 PM
I tried 0.02 Rick to 0.02 Morty , not going thru
vanity3331-Oct-19 02:21 PM
nothing goes through
i tried almost everything
CryptoBrandon31-Oct-19 02:21 PM
It's getting frustrating
shrk31-Oct-19 02:21 PM
I tried about 50 times with different amonuts
Pwnz31-Oct-19 02:23 PM
keep trying guys, think of those sweet kmd rewards
[deleted]31-Oct-19 02:23 PM
At this rate nobody will hit 30 swap barrier
27aume31-Oct-19 02:23 PM
sorry again is there a way to search trade by "taker payment id" I want to check if my trade was taker or maker
I've got an open order without a cancel button as well
NWhiskeyTango31-Oct-19 02:31 PM
i'll give someone 30 morty for 0.07 little rickies just so i can have a success swap(edited)
1
[deleted]31-Oct-19 02:32 PM
@NWhiskeyTango I don't think it works like that
NWhiskeyTango31-Oct-19 02:33 PM
sure it does, order is out there lol
get it
pweeze lol
jctomic31-Oct-19 02:34 PM
Still not go through for me.
JaNuS31-Oct-19 02:34 PM
i have a swap ongoing on 2/3 since 40 minutes...shouldnt it time out or fail?
Gordon Komodo31-Oct-19 02:34 PM
this is why it's called stress test :D
ImPirate31-Oct-19 02:35 PM
Orders placed but not going through yet
ronyi31-Oct-19 02:35 PM
Yes stress test for users.... yes...
1
D3b031-Oct-19 02:35 PM
For me this is huge stress
boroghor31-Oct-19 02:35 PM
can i send a log?
kmdkrazy31-Oct-19 02:36 PM
The Order book is full of shitty traders using 2g flip phones. ...
1
boroghor31-Oct-19 02:36 PM
i had successful swaps all last night, like 3 hours before the test started
[deleted]31-Oct-19 02:36 PM
@kmdkrazy Not me, I'm using black and white nokia
V__C31-Oct-19 02:37 PM
Has anyone had any Rick and Morty confirmed received?
Neither of mine have after 2hrs
kmdkrazy31-Oct-19 02:37 PM
No....actually I think the order book is locked up from some user leaving their phone on all night and getting spammed
It's a good test
ѕℓιм31-Oct-19 02:38 PM
got 1/3 so far on 1
2
kmdkrazy31-Oct-19 02:38 PM
farl31-Oct-19 02:38 PM
Jezus helps
Sir Seven31-Oct-19 02:39 PM
@V__C If you can't get Morty/Rick from faucet, send here your address, you'l lget some.
ѕℓιм31-Oct-19 02:39 PM
2/3...
farl31-Oct-19 02:40 PM
Praise the lord
Sir Seven31-Oct-19 02:40 PM
@ѕℓιм YOU CAN DO IT!
vanity3331-Oct-19 02:40 PM
first time it went to 1/3
ѕℓιм31-Oct-19 02:40 PM
lol go go go
vanity3331-Oct-19 02:41 PM
fingers crossed
lol
D3b031-Oct-19 02:41 PM
Ohhh.... my order disapeared
shrk31-Oct-19 02:41 PM
Got 1/3 too for about 5 min, should i wait to complete or can start another?
V__C31-Oct-19 02:41 PM
@Sir Seven thanks
Gordon Komodo31-Oct-19 02:41 PM
what's the bottleneck?(edited)
V__C31-Oct-19 02:41 PM
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JaNuS31-Oct-19 02:41 PM
anyone can tell me whats going on with swap id: fa9f39e6-6ed0-4671-8905-0ec9431f7781 ? its stuck since 50 minutes..
kastmada31-Oct-19 02:42 PM
@JaNuS welcome on board
jspook1631-Oct-19 02:43 PM
I dont think it's a bottleneck. I think the orderbook goes in and out too much. I can see it go from like 148 orders available to like 8 and back and forth(edited)
vanity3331-Oct-19 02:43 PM
swap failed
kastmada31-Oct-19 02:43 PM
@jspook16 yeah, I also noticed that
jspook1631-Oct-19 02:43 PM
Maybe better luck on wifi
Jaki31-Oct-19 02:43 PM
Made 30+ orders but there is no history? Comments
TonyL31-Oct-19 02:44 PM
This stress test revealed bottlenecks in networking/infra it'll be improved/reworked
So it's very useful event
2
2
Sir Seven31-Oct-19 02:44 PM
@V__C Sent.
kastmada31-Oct-19 02:44 PM
@jspook16 tried on mobile data and on three different wi-fi's - same crap
V__C31-Oct-19 02:45 PM
@Sir Seven
Fischershans31-Oct-19 02:45 PM
Hi, atomic-dex also available in browser version?
ѕℓιм31-Oct-19 02:45 PM
IT WORKED OMG
3
2
3
1
Sir Seven31-Oct-19 02:45 PM
@Fischershans iOS and Android for now.
As application.
vanity3331-Oct-19 02:46 PM
niceeee
still no luck for me
shrk31-Oct-19 02:46 PM
I will create 0.7777 rick to 0.7777 morty orders, find me


Euro 2020 qualifiers: Hazard brothers shine as Belgium thump Russia 4-1
by Agency ReportBelgium secured top spot in Euro 2020 qualifying Group I and stretched their perfect record to nine wins after a sparkling 4-1 win in Russia on Saturday.
Two goals from Eden Hazard and one by his brother Thorgan inspired them to victory against home side Russia.
With one round of games remaining, Belgium have a maximum 27 points and second-placed Russia 21, both sides having booked their places at next year’s 24-nation tournament.
Although there was only pride to play for, the game got off to a pacy start and Thorgan Hazard fired the visitors ahead with a superb 19th-minute goal.
Eden Hazard made it 2-0 in the 33rd with another fine effort, volleying a low drive past Russia’s Brazilian-born goalkeeper Guilherme after striker Romelu Lukaku headed a lofted pass into his captain’s stride.
The livewire forward doubled his tally shortly before halftime from a brilliant move, with midfielder Kevin De Bruyne squaring the ball unselfishly for Hazard to stroke into an empty net from 12 metres.
Only poor finishing by Lukaku and two good saves by Guilherme denied the Belgians a bigger lead in the opening hour as Russia failed to create anything in front of a partisan home crowd.
Ruthless Belgium struck again in the 72nd minute as Lukaku made amends for his early miss, rifling a scorcher inside the near post from 16 metres with Guilherme clutching nothing but thin air.
Georgi Dzhikiya finally gave the subdued home fans something to cheer about when he swept home a close-range rebound in the 79th.
It was however scant consolation for a crushing defeat by last year’s World Cup semi-finalists.
(Reuters/NAN)


Welcome to my portfolio page! I am learning to become a fullstack develop, thus I don't have any projects completed yet. However, as I continue my journey I will constantly update this portfolio to showcase all that I have learned. The things I havc posted are the motivations I have and the focus of my future projects! Thank you for your time in checking me out!
My church, Toma Tran Van Thien, has been the center of my life growing up. I wish to further support my church especially during these times. I hope the skills I learn can help me navigate it as the world progresses!
My family is my biggest support system. Without them I would not be able to pursue this field and have such a blessed life! I look forward to using my skills so that I can support them and their passions!
My passion in life is towards helping the Youth. I have been a Youth Leader for several years now. I aim to use my skills to complete projects to benefit the youth. As I progress through this field, I wish to eventually help others into the field as well.
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Javascript Basic Concepts.
An analogy to describe the differences between HTML and CSS.
Html is a series of plants. Eucalyptus trees, lavender bushes, sunflowers, ferns and blackberry bushes. If you just plant them in the backyard with no order or plan they still provide fruit and value like the html can provide information, but if you landscape and design the backyard, you get the fruit and flowers as well as a space that you can enjoy being in and it provides a overall better experience. Css can take the information and present it like a landscaper can present the plants. Thoughtful design can make it easier to take in the information and make it an enjoyable experience.
Explain control flow and loops using an example process from everyday life, for example 'waking up' or 'brushing your teeth'. (But not those ones).
Cleaning a mirror! You clean it and then dry it but when drying it you keep wiping with a dry cloth or with a rubber wiper. The whole point is that you wipe until you have a full clear reflection of yourself, you dont just wipe once and then walk away. Control Flow and loops replicate the same process, they take a function/task and repeat it until it meets a certain requirement in the case of the mirror that requirement would be that the mirror gives a clear reflection in a Javascript function it may be that a variable reaches a certain value.
Describe what the DOM is and an example of how you might interact with it.
The DOM is a representation of how the browser reads and interacts with your code. The common image of the DOM is a tree structure that follows the HTML primarily.
The DOM connects the different nodes of the page (Nodes being each square on the image above). As a result we can use various methods of Navigating the code, for example in Javascript we can use:
getElementById()
getElementsByClassName()
querySelector()
and plenty more different ways of getting our code to navigate the DOM.
THe DOM also recognises "events" to trigger sections of code, for example if I *click* on a specific area it can respond with a function matched to the event.
The DOM is a super handy tool to allow our code to navigate and manipulate the structure of our code and how the browser interacts with it.
Explain the difference between accessing data from arrays and objects.
Objects and Arrays are similar in that they can store several pieces of data under one Variable.
For example:
an object could be:
var Andrew = {name: 'andrew',
age: 25,
height: 182}
whereas an array would look like:
var Andrew = ["andrew", 25, "182cm"]
The difference between these two versions of "var Andrew" is that the object has the information (andrew, 25, 182) separated and distinguishable by properties (name, age, height), the array however only contains the information in an ordered sequence.
As a result, the information in an object is found using properties, while in an array it is by using the order of the array to specify which piece of information is wanted.
If I wanted to get the "age: 25" data then, from the object I would say
Andrew.age or Andrew["age"]
If I wanted to get the 25 from the array I would need to specify what position the data is in. In this array I have the options of 0, 1, 2 (arrays start counting at 0 instead of 1), so I would say Andrew[1].
Explain what functions are and why they are useful.
Functions are a block of code intended to do a particular task. Functions are integral to code as they can perform complex tasks when they are triggered. For example if I want my website's background to change colour when I click anywhere, I can create a function that changes the colour, and set it so that whenever I click, my function is triggered. This allows much more complex tasks to be completed and also much faster. Rather than a browser having the same process repeated in the code several times, I can set that process as a function and have my browser refer back to the same function when it needs to.


This sample demonstrates my update to heartcode's image slider. This update converts his code to a plugin that allows easily displaying 3D application turntables on the web. See page source for an example call to the threesixty plugin.
For more info on what the heck is going on with this helmet, see the Soule Designs Blog.


Contributed by Tom Van Raalte
I thought you might want to use the following script around the office. It is a preprocessor for lpr that sends output to the "best" printer. [This shell script is written for a BSD or Linux system and you would use this command in place of lpr. It reads the output of the lpq command to determine if a specific printer is available. If not, it tries a list of printers to see which one is available or which is the least busy. Then it invokes lpr to send the job to that printer.]
#!/bin/sh # #set up temp file TMP=/tmp/printsum.$$ LASERWRITER=${LASERWRITER-ps6} #Check to see if the default printer is free? # # FREE=`lpq -P$LASERWRITER | awk ' { if ($0 == "no entries") { val=1 print val exit 0 } else { val=0 print val exit 0 } }'` #echo Free is $FREE # #If the default is free then $FREE is set, and we print and exit. # if [ $FREE -eq 1 ] then SELECT=$LASERWRITER #echo selected $SELECT lpr -P$SELECT $* exit 0 fi #echo Past the exit # #Now we go on to see if any of the printers in bank are free. # BANK=${BANK-$LASERWRITER} #echo bank is $BANK # #If BANK is the same as LASERWRITER, then we have no choice. #otherwise, we print on the one that is free, if any are free. # if [ "$BANK" = "$LASERWRITER" ] then SELECT=$LASERWRITER lpr -P$SELECT $* exit 0 fi #echo past the check bank=laserprinter # #Now we check for a free printer. #Note that $LASERWRITER is checked again in case it becomes free #during the check. # #echo now we check the other for a free one for i in $BANK $LASERWRITER do FREE=`lpq -P$i | awk ' { if ($0 == "no entries") { val=1 print val exit 0 } else { val=0 print val exit 0 } }'` if [ $FREE -eq 1 ] then # echo in loop for $i SELECT=$i # echo select is $SELECT # if [ "$FREE" != "$LASERWRITER" ] # then # echo "Output redirected to printer $i" # fi lpr -P$SELECT $* exit 0 fi done #echo done checking for a free one # #If we make it here then no printers are free. So we #print on the printer with the least bytes queued. # # for i in $BANK $LASERWRITER do val=`lpq -P$i | awk ' BEGIN { start=0; } /^Time/ { start=1; next; } (start == 1){ test=substr($0,62,20); print test; } ' | awk ' BEGIN { summ=0; } { summ=summ+$1; } END { print summ; }'` echo "$i $val" >> $TMP done SELECT=`awk '(NR==1) { select=$1; best=$2 } ($2 < best) { select=$1; best=$2} END { print select } ' $TMP ` #echo $SELECT # rm $TMP #Now print on the selected printer #if [ $SELECT != $LASERWRITER ] #then # echo "Output redirected to printer $i" #fi lpr -P$SELECT $* trap 'rm -f $TMP; exit 99' 2 3 15
For the most part, we've avoided scripts like these in which most of the logic is coded in the shell script. However, such a minimalist approach is representative of a wide variety of uses of awk. Here, awk is called to do only those things that the shell script can't do (or do as easily). Manipulating the output of a command and performing numeric comparisons is an example of such a task.
As a side note, the trap statement at the end should be at the top of the script, not at the bottom.


public class SportUtil
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructors and instructions |
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SportUtil() |
| qualifiers and types | Methods and instructions |
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static double |
getAimDistance(ESex sex,
double weight,
double height)
Obtaining target distance based on information
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static double |
getAimKcal(ESex sex,
double weight,
double height,
boolean flag)
Get target calories based on information
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static int |
getAimSportCount(ESex sex,
double weight,
double height)
Get the number of target steps based on the information
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static double |
getBMI(double height,
double weight)
GetBMI
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static double |
getDistance(int count,
double height,
int position)
Get distance based on number of steps
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static double |
getDistance1(int count,
double height)
Get the distance and truncate one decimal place according to the number of steps
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static double |
getDistance2(int count,
double height)
Get the distance according to the number of steps and intercept two decimal places
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static double |
getDistance3(int count,
double height)
Get the distance according to the number of steps and intercept three decimal places
|
static double |
getKcal(int count,
double height,
int position,
boolean isnew)
getting calories,
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static int |
getKcal0(int count,
double height,
boolean isnew)
Get Calories, Round
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static double |
getKcal1(int count,
double height,
boolean isnew)
Get calories, one decimal place
|
static double |
getPositionDouble(double value,
int position)
Decimal Fraction
|
static double |
getStepLength(double height)
Get step size with three decimal places,No rounding
|
public static double getDistance(int count, double height, int position)
count
- stepsheight
- heightpublic static double getDistance1(int count, double height)
count
- stepsheight
- heightpublic static double getDistance2(int count, double height)
count
- stepsheight
- heightpublic static double getDistance3(int count, double height)
count
- stepsheight
- heightpublic static double getKcal(int count, double height, int position, boolean isnew)
count
- stepsheight
- heightisnew
- whether to use the new step counting algorithmpublic static int getKcal0(int count, double height, boolean isnew)
count
- stepsheight
- heightisnew
- whether to use the new step counting algorithmpublic static double getKcal1(int count, double height, boolean isnew)
count
- stepsheight
- heightisnew
- whether to use the new step counting algorithmpublic static double getStepLength(double height)
height
- heightpublic static double getBMI(double height, double weight)
height
- heightweight
- weightpublic static int getAimSportCount(ESex sex, double weight, double height)
sex
- weight
- height
- public static double getAimKcal(ESex sex, double weight, double height, boolean flag)
sex
- weight
- height
- flag
- public static double getAimDistance(ESex sex, double weight, double height)
sex
- weight
- height
- public static double getPositionDouble(double value, int position)
value
- position
-


How to use a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller with an Android phone
Source: iMore
Playing games on your smart phone is one of the best ways to entertain yourself. However, with some games it can be really hard to play when you're just tapping fingers on a screen. Fortunately, it's possible to sync up a traditional controller of some kind. The Playstation 4 controller as well as the Xbox One controller have already been compatible with Android, but recently, Android 10 quietly added Nintendo Switch Pro Controller compatibility. Here's how to pair your Pro Controller to your Android phone to play games like Fortnite.
Note: You will only be able to use a Pro Controller if your phone is running Android 10. Additionally, the process for syncing the controller with your phone will be different from one phone to the next.
Products used in this guide
A compatible phone: Google Pixel 3a ($368 at Amazon)
The handhold: Nintendo Switch Pro Controller ($63 at Amazon)
How to sync your Pro Controller to your Android phone via Bluetooth
- Turn on your phone's Bluetooth.
- Hold down the sync button on the top of the Pro Controller until the buttons on the bottom start flashing. Source: iMore
- Next, go into your phone's apps and open the Settings menu.
- Select Connected devices. Source: iMore
- Select Pair new device. Make sure you have your Pro Controller and your phone near each other when this happens.
- The Pro Controller should show up in the list of Available devices. Select the Pro Controller to begin the pairing process. Source: iMore
- Once the Pro Controller shows up as a connected device you're good to play with it. Enjoy your gaming session! Note that some games will require you to go into the settings and select the Pro Controller as the main way to control the game.
Source: iMore
Mobile control
There you have it, now you're able to use a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller with your Android phone. Just remember that in order for this pairing to work, your phone needs to be running Android 10.
A compatible phone
Google Pixel 3a
A great phone for mobile gaming
One of the Google's best smartphone that has the ability to run Android 10 and thus is compatible with the Pro Controller for mobile gaming.
The handhold
Nintendo Switch Pro Controller
The serious Nintendo gamer's controller of choice
This sweet controller feels great in your hands and can be synced with any smartphone that's currently running Android 10.
Additional mobile games
If you're looking for other mobile games that support an external controller, here are a few suggestions.
Oceanhorn ($8 at Google Play Store)
This Zelda-like game has you running through dungeons, destroying pots, and solving puzzles all so you can defeat a great evil that rose from the deep.
Horizon Chase World Tour ($4 at Google Play Store)
This flashy racing game boasts plenty of awesome-looking cars and fun courses. If you want to play the full game you'll need to pay $3.99.
Sonic the Hedgehog Classic (Free w/ ads at Google Play Store)
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Manchester United handed major boost as Paul Pogba posts injury update
by HarigovindOn Saturday, Manchester United superstar Paul Pogba took to Instagram to post videos of him undergoing fitness tests – and it can hence be expected that he will soon be back in the playing XI for his team.
According to Manchester Evening News, Pogba is currently in America where he is undergoing a fitness camp as part of his rehabilitation from a reoccurring ankle injury.
Earlier, during October, Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer himself confirmed that he expects the 26-year-old to return to the club at some point in early December.
“He (Pogba) said it himself,” the Norwegian said, as he addressed a press conference ahead of the ongoing international break.
“It won’t be too long until he’s out of his cast. He’ll work hard during the international break and hopefully, he’ll be back.”
The midfielder posted videos of his fitness camp via his Instagram Stories, which can be viewed right here.
In the videos, he can be seen using an exercise bike as well as undergoing a number of different balancing activities.
The 2018 FIFA World Cup winner can also be seen saying that he expects to step up his recovery over the international break and that he believes to be on the road to a full recovery.


Introduction
The Game Texture Loader is very much just as it says, a library for loading texture formats commonly used in games.
You might be wondering why another texture loading system is needed, after all we have DevIL, Corona, FreeImage and others to load images for us. In asking that question you make a good point, this library doesnt claim to do more than the 3 mentioned, infact it does alot less in some cases, however I feel it offers things the others lack, be it with licencing requirement or just simplicity of useage, which is why I set out to make this library.
GTL Features
- C++ interface
- Very few functions to make loading as simple as possible
- Support the following texture formats :
- BMP
- TGA (compressed and uncompressed)
- PNG
- JPG
- DDS (compressed images are left compressed, mipmap levels, cubemap and 3D images supported)
Supported compression types- DXT1 to 5
- 3Dc
- Support for files in compressed archives via PhysFS
- Support for custom read/seek functions for reading from custom sources of data
- All images present the same way up regardless of format, no more flipping needed!
- Boost style autolinking of libs (which can be disabled)
- licensed under the very open zlib/png license for useage by anyone for anything
The GTL, unlike other image loading libraries, doesnt concern its self with anything beyond loading a texture and presenting the end user with a structure from which to access the various infomation about the image loaded. Any functionality beyond that is left in the hands of the application developer as they should know best how they want to use it.
Future Plans
While the GTL is perfectly useable as it is and forefills my basic requirements work wont stop there, features I'd like to add beyond the current release are
- C Interface
- SDL support via SDL_Surface
- Linux and OSX ports of the code
Credits
This library wouldnt have been possible without some help from others
- evolutional for pointing me in the right direction for sorting out my compressed TGA loading code
- Sourceforge for hosting the web page and downloads
- Also Rick Appleton and Paulecoyote from the gamedev.net message board for showing an intrest in the project as it progressed, cheers guys.


Is use of Rusty Palette considered hacking?
No. I do not know of anyone who as been banned for use of my software and Rusty palette doesn't do anything Facepunch considers hacking.
We believe that hackers take the fun out of Rust and we do not support any malicious software designed to give you an unfair advantage.
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Sorry to hear that! Please send me an email at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and I will help you with a full refund (at my own discretion).
Will running Rusty Palette affect my game's performance?
No. Rusty Palette should run seamlessly alongside your game, even on budget gaming rigs.
When active in the background Rusty Palette uses ~1% of a single CPU core and about 0.2 GB of RAM.
Is your steam username [REDACTED]?
No. To avoid having my services sabotaged by a sore loser, I have never revealed my identity as developer
of Rusty Palette to anyone I play with. If someone in your game is claiming to be me, they are lying.
Some C4 should fix the problem :)
How and when will Rusty Palette release updates?
Hopefully by the time you're reading this I will have set up seamless over-the-air updates. Either way, content will
be
released as soon as it becomes available. I'm in university right now, so I am a little pressed for time, but I will
keep
this website updated with the most recent news. If you have a feature you want, feel free to email me at
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>What happens if Rusty Palette isn't profitable?
If Rusty Palette completely flops and I'm convinced that there is no way it will take off, then I will publish the source code on github,
remove the Digital Rights Management, and publish it as a new version. Everyone will have full access for free.
Is my information secure with you?
Yes. We use PayPal so none of your payment information is ever stored and your email will only ever be used for
password reset. Your steamID (which we use for verification) is hashed and salted before being transmitted, and your
password is hashed twice--Once before being transmitted, and again with a unique salt when it is stored. We know
Rust players are a salty and tech-savy bunch, so we've ensured the Rusty Palette database is iron-clad.
Help! I got banned from Rust!
First, know that you would be the first ever player to be banned because of my software. Nonetheless, If you have been
banned from Rust,
and you believe it was because of Rusty Palette, contact me as soon as possible with
all the evidence you have. If I believe your complaint is genuine, I will contact Facepunch on your behalf and work
with them to resolve the issue.
At my own discretion, I will reimburse you for a new
copy of Rust.
What is an FAQ?
This. This is an FAQ.


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