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public abstract class Map
extends java.lang.Object
Map
class contains a two-dimensional array of Tile
s
and some simple methods that operate on the map.| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) int |
size
|
(package private) Tile[][] |
tiles
The array of
Tile s. |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Map(int size)
Constructor which initialises the array and sets the attribute
size
to the parameter size . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) abstract void |
generate()
|
(package private) java.lang.String |
generateHTML(Player p,
int playerNo)
This method generates an HTML file for the current player, using the
htmlMapTable(Player) function. |
int |
getSize()
Simple getter for the
size attribute. |
char |
getTileType(int x,
int y)
Simple getter for individual tiles in the
tiles array. |
(package private) java.lang.String |
htmlMapTable(Player currentPlayer)
This generates an HTML table representation of the map, placing the unicode character
👨 where the player is, unless they are on the treasure in which case
the character 🏁 is placed instead.
|
void |
playerVisitTile(Player p,
int x,
int y)
The tile with coordinates
x , y is visited by the given player. |
void |
setTile(int x,
int y,
char type)
Simple setter for individual tiles in the
tiles array. |
public Map(int size)
size
to the parameter size
.size
- The desired size of the map (size
× size
).abstract void generate()
public final int getSize()
size
attribute.tiles
char
array.public final char getTileType(int x, int y)
tiles
array.public final void setTile(int x, int y, char type) throws java.lang.IllegalStateException
public final void playerVisitTile(Player p, int x, int y)
x
, y
is visited by the given player.p
- The player to visit the tile.x
- x-coordinate of the tile to be visited.y
- y-coordinate of the tile to be visited.java.lang.String generateHTML(Player p, int playerNo)
htmlMapTable(Player)
function.p
- The Player
for whom we generate the HTML.playerNo
- Which player this is (player 1, player 2, etc.).String
.java.lang.String htmlMapTable(Player currentPlayer)
currentPlayer
- The player whose map we will be displaying.String
containing an HTML table representation of the map.


This experiment illustrates that a page may use Javascript to detect how deeply nested its window object is within a browser pane. A page at the top will have a nesting level of zero.
View page Source
Nesting Level:
Nest Me


In today digital era where people can easily access most anything, anywhere and anytime, people are more convinient to doing research first about the information, comparation or maybe the price in their gadgets. With the huge number of online user in internet especially social media. Social media are the most effective way to grow your business. There are 7 reason why your business need social media.
Improve your brand awareness
In order using digital marketing strategy, your brand visibility in the internet are the most important thing. Because the way your business visible in the internet will make your customers find you easily. Social media can be the great support of your business in order make your potential customers find you easily. It will help your business online visitors increasing rapidly because of the wide range and variousity of the social media itself.
Cost effective
There are so many ways that you can do to reduce the cost in your business activity by using social media marketing, maybe like you can do the business without having an offline store or office. Using advetisement services, and eliminate trevel cost with doing your activity in online way.
Engage the right customers
With using the advertisement services of the social media platform, you dont need no worries about who gonna be see your ads. The systems they have will only showing your ads in certain characteristic like geography, time, or interest of each individual of the social media user.
Create a good relation with your customers
By using social media, your brand gonna be easily to find by your customers. Also with communication tools that provided by social media platform like chatroom and post you can easily to have interaction with your customers. The more you share information about your products, the more chances your customers have interest in your products. The way your servicing liked by your customers are also gonna increase the loyalty of your customers to your products.
Products developing
People are more convinient using social media in the way interacting than using website or go to the offline store. In social media, you can do interaction with your customers so you can getting know what is your brands or products weakness, and what your customers really need.
Brand authority
Not only for using in advertising your products. Social media of your brand or products are make your business looks sertiously and trusted. Having social media account for your business also make your brand protected so your brand not easily to be claimed by other person.
Easy and Simple
In strarting a new business there is many problem need to be solved, from how to get customers till the place location of your business. With using online strategy by doing your business, it will be really helpful to cut budget, time and energy.


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People
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NOTE! Click the link in the Order # column to reveal the hidden child row cells (original demo). This option is available in the original plugin.
Demo
| Order # | Customer | PO | Date | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SO71774 | Good Toys | PO348186287 | Jul 20, 2007 | $972.78 |
Shipping Address 99700 Bell Road Auburn, California 95603 | ||||
| SO71775 | Cycle Clearance | PO58159451 | May 6, 2007 | $2,313.13 |
Shipping Address 2255 254th Avenue Se Albany, Oregon 97321 | ||||
| SO71776 | West Side Mart | PO19952192051 | May 12, 2007 | $87.09 |
Shipping Address 251 The Metro Center Wokingham, England RG41 1QW | ||||
| SO71777 | Demand Distributors | PO20097113391 | Apr 26, 2007 | $1,267.82 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Judy | ||||
Shipping Address 25102 Springwater Wenatchee, Washington 98801 | ||||
| SO71778 | Purchase Mart | PO19894146890 | Apr 18, 2007 | $1,503.98 |
Shipping Address Wrentham Village Wrentham, Massachusetts 02093 | ||||
| SO71779 | Initial Bike Company | PO19633118218 | Dec 20, 2007 | $48,425.55 |
Shipping Address 789 West Alameda Westminster, Colorado 80030 | ||||
| SO71780 | Nearby Cycle Shop | PO19604173239 | Aug 29, 2007 | $42,452.65 |
Shipping Address Burgess Hill Edward Way West Sussex, England RH15 9UD | ||||
| SO71781 | Sundry Sporting Goods | PO19401117806 | Mar 9, 2008 | $29,262.41 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Rudolph | ||||
Shipping Address 595 Burning Street Vancouver, British Columbia V7L 4J4 | ||||
| SO71782 | Professional Sales and Service | PO19372114749 | Jul 27, 2007 | $43,962.79 |
Shipping Address 57251 Serene Blvd Van Nuys, California 91411 | ||||
| SO71783 | Eastside Department Store | PO19343113609 | May 15, 2007 | $92,663.56 |
Shipping Address 9992 Whipple Rd Union City, California 94587 | ||||
| SO71784 | Action Bicycle Specialists | PO19285135919 | Nov 30, 2007 | $119,960.82 |
Shipping Address Warrington Ldc Unit 25/2 Woolston, England WA1 4SY | ||||
| SO71785 | Metro Cycle Shop | PO19169115427 | Feb 1, 2008 | $39,805.12 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Henry | ||||
Shipping Address 2507 Pacific Ave S Tacoma, Washington 98403 | ||||
| SO71786 | Greater Bike Store | PO17690128583 | Dec 7, 2007 | $4,657.19 |
Shipping Address 55 Lakeshore Blvd East Toronto, Ontario M4B 1V6 | ||||
| SO71787 | Fun Toys and Bikes | PO18038111279 | Jun 1, 2007 | $38,211.11 |
Shipping Address 6500 East Grant Road Tucson, Arizona 85701 | ||||
| SO71788 | Reliable Retail Center | PO17951176595 | Jul 10, 2007 | $1,806.12 |
Shipping Address 609 Evans Avenue Toronto, Ontario M4B 1V4 | ||||
| SO71789 | Eastside Parts Shop | PO17516128941 | May 22, 2007 | $143.50 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Andrew | ||||
Shipping Address 7000 Victoria Park Avenue Toronto, Ontario M4B 1V4 | ||||
| SO71790 | Successful Sales Company | PO17487184338 | Apr 15, 2007 | $5,306.48 |
Shipping Address 7009 Sw Hall Blvd. Tigard, Oregon 97223 | ||||
| SO71791 | Convenient Sales and Service | PO17139191080 | Nov 14, 2007 | $26,692.85 |
Shipping Address 950 Gateway Street Springfield, Oregon 97477 | ||||
| SO71792 | Corner Bicycle Supply | PO17545115036 | Mar 17, 2008 | $67,683.32 |
Shipping Address 2511 Baker Road Toronto, Ontario M4B 1V7 | ||||
| SO71793 | Mountain Toy Store | PO17226152414 | Sep 5, 2007 | $1,943.93 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Marvin | ||||
Shipping Address First Colony Mall Sugar Land, Texas 77478 | ||||
| SO71794 | Vigorous Exercise Company | PO17574111985 | Dec 14, 2007 | $87,770.74 |
Shipping Address 9950 Ferrand Drive, 9th Floor Toronto, Ontario M4B 1V4 | ||||
| SO71795 | Bike Part Wholesalers | PO17371184627 | Feb 6, 2008 | $41,224.10 |
Shipping Address 254a Baker Street Botany Sydney, New South Wales 1002 | ||||
| SO71796 | Extreme Riding Supplies | PO17052159664 | Jul 13, 2007 | $63,686.27 |
Shipping Address Riverside Sherman Oaks, California 91403 | ||||
| SO71797 | Riding Cycles | PO16501134889 | Dec 2, 2007 | $86,222.81 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Jon | ||||
Shipping Address Galashiels Liverpool, England L4 4HB | ||||
| SO71798 | Work and Play Association | PO16994135863 | Jan 20, 2008 | $40,048.63 |
Shipping Address 2533 Eureka Rd. Southgate, Michigan 48195 | ||||
| SO71799 | Metro Sports Equipment | PO15486196616 | Oct 18, 2007 | $23,080.67 |
Shipping Address 6, rue des Pyrenees Saint Ouen, Loir et Cher 41100 | ||||
| SO71800 | Quick Parts and Service | PO15544127760 | Feb 19, 2008 | $37,253.44 |
Shipping Address 99954 Boul. Laurier, Local 060, Place Sainte-Foy, Quebec G1W | ||||
| SO71801 | Getaway Inn | PO15515173664 | Mar 6, 2008 | $47,720.54 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Min | ||||
Shipping Address 54, avenue des Ternes Saint Ouen, Loir et Cher 41100 | ||||
| SO71802 | Blue-Ribbon Bike Company | PO15457184141 | Sep 22, 2007 | $42,013.42 |
Shipping Address 790 Shelbyville Road Saint Matthews, Kentucky 40207 | ||||
| SO71803 | World of Bikes | PO15341174104 | Mar 1, 2008 | $43,964.97 |
Shipping Address 660 Lindbergh Saint Louis, Missouri 63103 | ||||
| SO71804 | Bikes for Two | PO14906114459 | Aug 18, 2007 | $2,431.21 |
Shipping Address 63 West Beaver Creek Richmond Hill, Ontario L4E 3M5 | ||||
| SO71805 | Nationwide Supply | PO14703194514 | Jun 27, 2007 | $76,535.55 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Pilar | ||||
Shipping Address 4250 Concord Road Rhodes, New South Wales 2138 | ||||
| SO71806 | Valley Toy Store | PO14790111844 | Jun 2, 2007 | $20,261.90 |
Shipping Address 252851 Rowan Place Richmond, British Columbia V6B 3P7 | ||||
| SO71807 | Courteous Bicycle Specialists | PO14935135211 | Oct 28, 2007 | $656.84 |
Shipping Address 995 Crescent Richmond Hill, Ontario L4E 3M5 | ||||
| SO71808 | Odometers and Accessories Company | PO14761198562 | Oct 28, 2007 | $42,231.51 |
Shipping Address 253711 Mayfield Place, Unit 150 Richmond, British Columbia V6B 3P7 | ||||
| SO71809 | Fitness Bike Accessories | PO14645153239 | Jan 12, 2008 | $3,743.42 |
Comment Please send ATTN: John | ||||
Shipping Address Level 7 114 Albert Road Rhodes, New South Wales 2138 | ||||
| SO71810 | Two-Seater Bikes | PO13804148315 | May 27, 2007 | $1,093.53 |
Shipping Address 5700 Legacy Dr Plano, Texas 75074 | ||||
| SO71811 | Racing Toys | PO13717180066 | Feb 26, 2008 | $3,493.04 |
Shipping Address 9228 Via Del Sol Phoenix, Arizona 85004 | ||||
| SO71812 | Fashionable Bikes and Accessories | PO13543115747 | Apr 28, 2007 | $35,146.04 |
Shipping Address Sports Store At Park City Park City, Utah 84098 | ||||
| SO71813 | Liquidation Sales | PO13630186295 | Jan 17, 2008 | $12,707.47 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Jenny | ||||
Shipping Address No. 6 Millenium Court Perth, South Australia 6006 | ||||
| SO71814 | Our Sporting Goods Store | PO12818173864 | May 31, 2007 | $7,517.54 |
Shipping Address 6030 Conroy Road Ottawa, Ontario K4B 1S3 | ||||
| SO71815 | Thrifty Parts and Sales | PO13021155785 | Jan 1, 2008 | $1,261.44 |
Shipping Address Oxnard Outlet Oxnard, California 93030 | ||||
| SO71816 | Engineered Bike Systems | PO12992180445 | Jul 29, 2007 | $3,754.97 |
Shipping Address 123 Camelia Avenue Oxnard, California 93030 | ||||
| SO71817 | Home Town Bike Store | PO12905185178 | May 21, 2007 | $689.96 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Danielle | ||||
Shipping Address 955 Green Valley Crescent Ottawa, Ontario K4B 1S1 | ||||
| SO71818 | Utilitarian Sporting Goods | PO12470139718 | Apr 25, 2007 | $61,356.31 |
Shipping Address 4635 S. Harrison Blvd. Ogden, Utah 84401 | ||||
| SO71819 | Fabrikam Inc., West | PO12354153257 | May 19, 2007 | $41,746.15 |
Shipping Address 46460 West Oaks Drive Novi, Michigan 48375 | ||||
| SO71820 | Racing Sales and Service | PO12673129941 | Apr 26, 2007 | $68,686.02 |
Shipping Address 510, avenue de Villiers Orleans, Loiret 45000 | ||||
| SO71821 | Bike Goods | PO11977190694 | May 25, 2007 | $5,904.88 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Gary | ||||
Shipping Address 254075 Biscayne Blvd. North Miami Beach, Florida 33162 | ||||
| SO71822 | Popular Bike Lines | PO11774139099 | Dec 19, 2007 | $31,191.60 |
Shipping Address Level 7 80 Arthur Street Newcastle, New South Wales 2300 | ||||
| SO71823 | Enterprise Center | PO11310159994 | Sep 7, 2007 | $2,818.81 |
Shipping Address Kurfürstenstr 574 München, Hessen 80074 | ||||
| SO71824 | Outdoor Equipment Store | PO11455162600 | Oct 29, 2007 | $115,117.41 |
Shipping Address 6 Cotton Road Nashua, New Hampshire 03064 | ||||
| SO71825 | One Bike Company | PO11165197222 | Dec 28, 2007 | $4,824.62 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Shanay | ||||
Shipping Address 5 place Ville-Marie Montreal, Quebec H1Y 2H7 | ||||
| SO71826 | Rodeway Bike Store | PO11397155355 | Oct 29, 2007 | $40,083.06 |
Shipping Address Winterfeldtstr 5557 Kreditorenbuchhaltung Münster, Saarland 48001 | ||||
| SO71827 | Metal Processing Company | PO11107195325 | Aug 22, 2007 | $9,247.52 |
Shipping Address 770 Notre Datme Quest Bureau 800 Montreal, Quebec H1Y 2H7 | ||||
| SO71828 | Grand Industries | PO11194153355 | Aug 10, 2007 | $52,553.87 |
Shipping Address 6333 Cote Vertu Montreal, Quebec H1Y 2H7 | ||||
| SO71829 | Family Cycle Store | PO10962123279 | Jul 16, 2007 | $40,095.88 |
Comment Please send ATTN: James | ||||
Shipping Address 660 Saint-Jacques, Bureau 400 Montreal, Quebec H1Y 2H8 | ||||
| SO71830 | Petroleum Products Distributors | PO10875112195 | Nov 8, 2007 | $55,088.00 |
Shipping Address 20225 Lansing Ave Montreal, Quebec H1Y 2H7 | ||||
| SO71831 | Tachometers and Accessories | PO10295111084 | Aug 8, 2007 | $2,228.06 |
Shipping Address Wymbush Milton Keynes, England MK8 8DF | ||||
| SO71832 | Closest Bicycle Store | PO10353140756 | Sep 3, 2007 | $39,531.61 |
Shipping Address Garamonde Drive, Wymbush PO Box 4023 Milton Keynes, England MK8 8ZD | ||||
| SO71833 | Another Bicycle Company | PO10411123072 | Jan 26, 2008 | $70,377.54 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Stanley | ||||
Shipping Address 567 Sw Mcloughlin Blvd Milwaukie, Oregon 97222 | ||||
| SO71834 | Rustic Bike Store | PO377116268 | Feb 22, 2008 | $2,310.51 |
Shipping Address Buergermeister-ulrich-str 3000 Buchhaltung Augsburg, Bayern 86150 | ||||
| SO71835 | Running and Cycling Gear | PO870120974 | Jun 13, 2007 | $71,605.92 |
Shipping Address No. 60 Bellis Fair Parkway Bellingham, Washington 98225 | ||||
| SO71836 | Safe Cycles Shop | PO841118259 | Sep 13, 2007 | $90,216.85 |
Shipping Address 2681 Eagle Peak Bellevue, Washington 98004 | ||||
| SO71837 | Riders Company | PO1624180133 | Aug 24, 2007 | $39,989.36 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Kim | ||||
Shipping Address Tanger Factory Branch, Minnesota 55056 | ||||
| SO71838 | Cycles Sales and Repair | PO1305123041 | Sep 7, 2007 | $15,165.23 |
Shipping Address 3387, rue Marbeuf Bobigny, Seine Saint Denis 93000 | ||||
| SO71839 | Front Runner Bikes | PO1537119063 | Jan 26, 2008 | $75,173.33 |
Shipping Address DeSouth Square Bradenton, Florida 34205 | ||||
| SO71840 | Community Department Stores | PO1450191043 | Oct 2, 2007 | $1,234.39 |
Shipping Address 3639, rue des Grands Champs Boulogne-sur-Mer, Pas de Calais 62200 | ||||
| SO71841 | Rural Cycle Emporium | PO1798133189 | Nov 23, 2007 | $112,758.77 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Kathleen | ||||
Shipping Address 6388 Lake City Way Burnaby, British Columbia V5A 3A6 | ||||
| SO71842 | Price-Cutter Discount Bikes | PO1740169151 | Nov 22, 2007 | $12.91 |
Shipping Address 6700 Boul Taschereau Brossard, Quebec J4Z 1C5 | ||||
| SO71843 | Future Bikes | PO2001122796 | Jun 24, 2007 | $7,775.72 |
Shipping Address 67255 - 8th Street N.E., Suite 350 Calgary, Alberta T2P 2G8 | ||||
| SO71844 | Sales and Supply Company | PO2813198985 | Jun 12, 2007 | $48,077.41 |
Shipping Address Corporate Ofc A/p 123 Fourth Ave Chantilly, Virginia 20151 | ||||
| SO71845 | Trailblazing Sports | PO2697119362 | Mar 4, 2008 | $45,992.37 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Frank | ||||
Shipping Address 251340 E. South St. Cerritos, California 90703 | ||||
| SO71846 | Sports Store | PO2378131604 | Jul 2, 2007 | $2,711.41 |
Shipping Address Internet House, 3399 Science Park Cambridge, England CB4 4BZ | ||||
| SO71847 | Camping and Sports Store | PO18502143784 | Jul 15, 2007 | $119,981.15 |
Shipping Address 400-25155 West Pender St Vancouver, British Columbia V7L 4J4 | ||||
| SO71848 | Locks Company | PO18763153352 | Nov 9, 2007 | $16,667.88 |
Shipping Address 70259 West Sunnyview Ave Visalia, California 93291 | ||||
| SO71849 | Principal Bike Company | PO18125130930 | Jan 18, 2008 | $25,746.16 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Alvaro | ||||
Shipping Address Mountain Square Upland, California 91786 | ||||
| SO71850 | Quitting Business Distributors | PO18241134627 | Aug 28, 2007 | $10,492.47 |
Shipping Address University Plaza Tampa, Florida 33602 | ||||
| SO71851 | Rapid Bikes | PO18299133687 | Jun 17, 2007 | $51,104.88 |
Shipping Address 992 St Clair Ave East Toronto, Ontario M4B 1V7 | ||||
| SO71852 | Painters Bicycle Specialists | PO20213171866 | Mar 24, 2008 | $10,406.62 |
Shipping Address 9975 Union St. Waterbury, Connecticut 06710 | ||||
| SO71853 | Famous Bike Shop | PO18531164420 | May 3, 2007 | $4,578.20 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Jim | ||||
Shipping Address 999 West Georgia St. Vancouver, Ontario V5T 1Y9 | ||||
| SO71854 | Helpful Sales and Repair Service | PO16385143469 | Nov 11, 2007 | $36,819.69 |
Shipping Address Licensing Account Seaford, Victoria 3198 | ||||
| SO71855 | Self-Contained Cycle Parts Company | PO18589189353 | Jun 23, 2007 | $429.62 |
Shipping Address 12, rue des Grands Champs Verrieres Le Buisson, Essonne 91370 | ||||
| SO71856 | Transport Bikes | PO16530177647 | Nov 18, 2007 | $665.43 |
Shipping Address 25130 South State Street Sandy, Utah 84070 | ||||
| SO71857 | First Cycle Store | PO16269151631 | Jan 4, 2008 | $37,400.41 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Mike | ||||
Shipping Address 25250 N 90th St Scottsdale, Arizona 85257 | ||||
| SO71858 | Thrilling Bike Tours | PO16153112278 | Oct 6, 2007 | $15,275.20 |
Shipping Address 4660 Rodeo Road Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501 | ||||
| SO71859 | Bike World | PO16182112142 | Apr 11, 2007 | $8,654.14 |
Shipping Address 60025 Bollinger Canyon Road San Ramon, California 94583 | ||||
| SO71860 | Vinyl and Plastic Goods Corporation | PO17835163979 | Feb 20, 2008 | $3,651.79 |
Shipping Address No. 25800-130 King Street West Toronto, Ontario M4B 1V5 | ||||
| SO71861 | Two Bike Shops | PO14152156429 | Nov 30, 2007 | $2,430.32 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Jim | ||||
Shipping Address 35525-9th Street Sw Puyallup, Washington 98371 | ||||
| SO71862 | Fad Outlet | PO14065190039 | Feb 19, 2008 | $1,622.62 |
Shipping Address 2550 Ne Sandy Blvd Portland, Oregon 97205 | ||||
| SO71863 | Sports Products Store | PO16124166561 | Apr 30, 2007 | $3,673.32 |
Shipping Address Po Box 252525 Santa Ana, California 92701 | ||||
| SO71864 | Good Bike Shop | PO14268188903 | Oct 9, 2007 | $37,623.76 |
Shipping Address 99433 S. Greenbay Rd. Racine, Wisconsin 53182 | ||||
| SO71865 | Neighborhood Bicycle Storehouse | PO15109136609 | May 30, 2007 | $290.23 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Cecilia | ||||
Shipping Address 69, boulevard Tremblay Roncq, Nord 59223 | ||||
| SO71866 | Exchange Parts Inc. | PO14297151936 | Jan 27, 2008 | $43,277.65 |
Shipping Address 7700 Green Road Raleigh, North Carolina 27603 | ||||
| SO71867 | Vigorous Sports Store | PO13050111529 | Jul 29, 2007 | $1,170.54 |
Shipping Address Banbury Oxon, England OX16 8RS | ||||
| SO71868 | Cycle Merchants | PO14210134527 | Aug 15, 2007 | $1,932.67 |
Shipping Address 575 Rue St Amable Quebec, Quebec G1R | ||||
| SO71869 | Certified Sports Supply | PO14877155420 | Feb 21, 2008 | $143.50 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Gabriele | ||||
Shipping Address 250551 Shellbridge Way Richmond, British Columbia V6B 3P7 | ||||
| SO71870 | Accessories Network | PO13195134898 | Feb 1, 2008 | $1,903.38 |
Shipping Address 699bis, rue des Peupliers Paris, Seine (Paris) 75008 | ||||
| SO71871 | Remote Bicycle Specialists | PO14239120760 | Aug 10, 2007 | $2,168.53 |
Shipping Address No. 2000-25080 Beaver Hall Hill Quebec, Quebec G1R | ||||
| SO71872 | First Center | PO13137112099 | Jan 2, 2008 | $215.91 |
Shipping Address 22, rue Lafayette Pantin, Seine Saint Denis 93500 | ||||
| SO71873 | Incomparable Bicycle Store | PO12325121185 | Jul 5, 2007 | $5,941.29 |
Comment Please send ATTN: Faith | ||||
Shipping Address 99 Edgewater Drive Norwood, Massachusetts 02062 |
Javascript
HTML

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 Order #	 Customer	 PO	 Date	 Total

   SO71774  	 Good Toys	 PO348186287	 Jul 20, 2007	 $972.78

Shipping Address

99700 Bell Road
Auburn, California 95603

   SO71775  	 Cycle Clearance	 PO58159451	 May 6, 2007	 $2,313.13

Shipping Address

2255 254th Avenue Se
Albany, Oregon 97321

 <form> <input type="button" value="<<" class="first" /> <input type="button" value="<" class="prev" /> <input type="text" class="pagedisplay"/> <input type="button" value=">" class="next" /> <input type="button" value=">>" class="last" /> <select class="pagesize"> <option selected="selected" value="10">10</option> <option value="20">20</option> <option value="30">30</option> <option value="40">40</option> </select> </form>


--- layout: default title: Digital Promise's Network ---
This project was last updated 1 November 2018


| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AmortizingCapitalizingAccruingSwap |
AmortizingCapitalizingAccruingSwap demonstrates the construction and Valuation of in-advance Amortizing,
Accruing, and Capitalizing Swaps.
|
| CustomFixFloatSwap |
CustomFixFloatSwap demonstrates the Construction and Valuation of a Custom Fix-Float Swap.
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| InAdvanceIMMSwap |
InAdvanceIMMSwap demonstrates the Construction and Valuation of a In-Advance IMM Swap.
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| InAdvanceSwap |
InAdvanceSwap discount curve calibration and input instrument calibration quote recovery.
|
| InArrearsSwap |
InArrearsSwap demonstrates the Construction and Valuation of a In-Arrears Swap.
|
| JurisdictionOTCIndexDefinitions |
JurisdictionOTCIndexDefinitions contains all the pre-fixed definitions of the Jurisdiction-specific OTC
Fix-Float IRS contracts.
|
| JurisdictionOTCIndexSwaps |
JurisdictionOTCIndexSwaps contains curve construction and valuation of the common Jurisdiction-specific
OTC IRS.
|
| LongTenorSwap |
LongTenorSwap demonstrates the Construction and Valuation of In-Advance and In-Arrears Long Tenor Swap.
|
| RollerCoasterSwap |
RollerCoasterSwap demonstrates the construction and Valuation of In-Advance Roller-Coaster Swap.
|
| ShortTenorSwap |
ShortTenorSwap demonstrates the Construction and Valuation of In-Advance and In-Arrears Short Tenor Swap.
|
| StepUpStepDown |
StepUpStepDown demonstrates the construction and Valuation of in-advance step-up and step-down swaps.
|


Trump says U.S. is still talking to China on trade
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday the United States is continuing to talk to China but gave no other details, as both sides tried to hammer out a phase one trade deal ahead of looming U.S. tariffs due next month.
“We continue to talk to China. China wants to make a deal. The question is: Do I want to make a deal? Because I like what’s happening now,” Trump told reporters at the White House.
Trump last month announced an agreement for an initial trade deal with Beijing but no formal agreement has been released. The pact had initially been expected to be signed by mid-November, but experts now say it could be pushed into next year.
Two people briefed on the talks have said Trump wants deeper concessions from China in order to roll back existing tariffs and cancel additional tariffs on some $156 billion in Chinese consumer goods scheduled to take effect Dec. 15.
On Tuesday, Trump also threatened to raise tariffs if no deal is reached with Beijing.
The ongoing trade dispute between the world’s two largest economies have roiled financial markets and threatened global economic growth.


Class: CocoapodsRepoSq::Downloader
- Inherits:
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Pod::Downloader::Http
- Object
- Pod::Downloader::Http
- CocoapodsRepoSq::Downloader
- Defined in:
- lib/cocoapods_repo_sq/downloader.rb
Overview
Implemenents a downloader strategy to support downloading files from a Square SDK repository server over the HTTPS protocol with Basic HTTP Authentication RFC7617
Defined Under Namespace
Modules: Extensions
Class Method Summary collapse
-
.options ⇒ Array<Symbol>
Options accepted by this dowmloader strategy.
Instance Method Summary collapse
-
#repository ⇒ CocoapodsRepoSq::Repository
Square SDK repository to be used by this downloader.
Class Method Details
.options ⇒ Array<Symbol>
Options accepted by this dowmloader strategy. The base class already
supports :flatten
, :type
, :sha256
,
:sha1
. CocoapodsRepoSq::Downloader supports passing a
:repository
option to indicate which Square SDK repository to
download files from. If none is provided, it will try to use the current
repository. See Repository.current
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# File 'lib/cocoapods_repo_sq/downloader.rb', line 57 def self. super + [:repository] end |
Instance Method Details
#repository ⇒ CocoapodsRepoSq::Repository
Square SDK repository to be used by this downloader. It can be passed as an option when initializing this class or also taken from the current repository. See Repository.current
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# File 'lib/cocoapods_repo_sq/downloader.rb', line 67 def repository @repository ||= .fetch(:repository) { Repository.current } end |


| Opcode/Instruction | Op/En | 64/32 bit Mode Support | CPUID Feature Flag | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NP 0F 38 CB /r SHA256RNDS2 xmm1, xmm2/m128, <XMM0> | RM0 | V/V | SHA | Perform 2 rounds of SHA256 operation using an initial SHA256 state (C,D,G,H) from xmm1, an initial SHA256 state (A,B,E,F) from xmm2/m128, and a pre-computed sum of the next 2 round message dwords and the corresponding round constants from the implicit operand XMM0, storing the updated SHA256 state (A,B,E,F) result in xmm1. |
| Op/En | Operand 1 | Operand 2 | Operand 3 |
| RMI | ModRM:reg (r, w) | ModRM:r/m (r) | Implicit XMM0 (r) |
The SHA256RNDS2 instruction performs 2 rounds of SHA256 operation using an initial SHA256 state (C,D,G,H) from the first operand, an initial SHA256 state (A,B,E,F) from the second operand, and a pre-computed sum of the next 2 round message dwords and the corresponding round constants from the implicit operand xmm0. Note that only the two lower dwords of XMM0 are used by the instruction.
The updated SHA256 state (A,B,E,F) is written to the first operand, and the second operand can be used as the updated state (C,D,G,H) in later rounds.
A_0 ← SRC2[127:96]; B_0 ← SRC2[95:64]; C_0 ← SRC1[127:96]; D_0 ← SRC1[95:64]; E_0 ← SRC2[63:32]; F_0 ← SRC2[31:0]; G_0 ← SRC1[63:32]; H_0 ← SRC1[31:0]; WK0 ← XMM0[31: 0]; WK1 ← XMM0[63: 32]; FOR i = 0 to 1 A_(i +1) ← Ch (E_i, F_i, G_i) +Σ1( E_i) +WKi+ H_i + Maj(A_i , B_i, C_i) +Σ0( A_i); B_(i +1)←A_i; C_(i +1)←B_i ; D_(i +1)←C_i; E_(i +1)←Ch (E_i, F_i, G_i) +Σ1( E_i) +WKi+ H_i + D_i; F_(i +1)←E_i ; G_(i +1)←F_i; H_(i +1)←G_i; ENDFOR DEST[127:96] ← A_2; DEST[95:64] ← B_2; DEST[63:32] ← E_2; DEST[31:0] ← F_2;
SHA256RNDS2: __m128i _mm_sha256rnds2_epu32(__m128i, __m128i, __m128i);
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The simplest way of creating a creating a CSIM image is with the
StrokeCSIM()
method. As mentioned before this method actually
returns a (small) HTML page containing both the image-tag as well as the image map
specification. Hence it is not possible to use a script that ends with this method
in a standard image-tags src property.
There are two ways to create CSIM (or get hold of) the image maps
Use the CSIM image script as the target in a standard anchor reference, for example

This has the drawback that the image page will only contain the image and nothing else.
The other way will allow the image script to be included in an arbitrary HTML page by just including the image script at the wanted place in the HTML page using any of the standard "include" php statement. For example

 This is an CSIM image
 <?php include "mycsimscript.php" ?>
Note: If there are several CSIM images on the same page it is necessary to use
"include_once" in the scripts for the inclusion of
"jpgraph.php
" and the other jpgraph library files since the
files will be included multiple times on the same page and one or more "Already defined error" will be displayed.
The process to replace Stroke()
with StrokeCSIM()
is
strait forward. Replace all existing calls to Stroke()
with the
equivalent calls to StrokeCSIM()
.
Once difference compared with Stroke() is that if a filename is supplied to
the StrokeCSIM()
method it does not specify a file to write an
image to as is the case with Stroke(). The signature for the method is
StrokeCSIM($aScriptName='auto', $aCSIMName='', $aBorder=0)
The first (optional) argument is the name of the actual image script file
including the extension. So for example if the image script is called
"mycsimscript.php
" the call should be
$graph -> StrokeCSIM ( 'mycsimscript.php' )
By using the predefined name 'auto'. This will be done automatically.
Why does the script name need to be used as the first parameter? The reason is that in the creation of the HTML page which is sent back we need to refer to the script in the image tag. In older versions of PHP there where no 100% way of getting hold of the actual script name in all circumstances and it was then necessary to specify it here. In PHP5 (and newer version of PHP4) this is no longer a problem but this parameter is still kept for backward compatibility.
The other arguments to StrokeCSIM()
are optional as well. The
second argument specifies the id that connect the map with the corresponding
image. Please note that if several CSIM images are used in the same HTML page it
is necessary to specify the image map name as the second parameter since all
image maps must be unique to properly match each image map against each image.
Please consult the class reference StrokeCSIM()
for more
details.
The final argument specifies whether the image should have border or not.
Knowledge of the exact technical details of the way StrokeCSIM()
works is probably not needed by many people but for completeness we outline
those details in this short section.
The fundamental issue we have to solve is that we must be able to call the
image script in two modes. When the user includes the image script the
StrokeCSIM()
method should return the HTML page but when the
image script is later called directly in the image tag it must not return an
HTML page but rather the actual image.
The way this is solved is by using one GET
argument which is
passed on automatically when we use the image script name in the
-tag.
A look at the generated HTML from StrokeCSIM() will make this clear. In Figure 10.1. Example of generated HTML code for StrokeCSIM() the resulting HTML code after
running the example script bar_csimex1.php
is shown. The
argument to the src-property of the image tag is not simply the script name but
the script name with a additional argument, ?_jpg_csimd=1
. This
argument is passed on to the library which then will run the script again but
this time only generate the image and not the HTML. (In the JpGraph internal
code this pre-defined argument is checked for and if it exists the image is send
back and not the HTML page.)
The actual string name of this parameter is defined by a
DEFINE
statement in JpGraph,
_CSIM_DISPLAY
.
Figure 10.1. Example of generated HTML code for StrokeCSIM()
<map name="__mapname1828__" id="__mapname1828__" > <area shape="poly" coords="74, 210, 74, 165, 92, 165, 92, 210" href="bar_clsmex1.php#1" title="val=12" alt="val=12" /> <area shape="poly" coords="118, 210, 118, 112, 136, 112, 136, 210" href="bar_clsmex1.php#2" title="val=26" alt="val=26" /> <area shape="poly" coords="162, 210, 162, 176, 180, 176, 180, 210" href="bar_clsmex1.php#3" title="val=9" alt="val=9" /> <area shape="poly" coords="206, 210, 206, 146, 224, 146, 224, 210" href="bar_clsmex1.php#4" title="val=17" alt="val=17" /> <area shape="poly" coords="250, 210, 250, 93, 268, 93, 268, 210" href="bar_clsmex1.php#5" title="val=31" alt="val=31" /> </map>
As the astute reader has come to realize CSIM scripts has a performance impact in that each script has to be run twice. Once to get hold of all the coordinates and generate the image and a second time via the  tag in generated HTML. The library is intelligent enough to minimize the code to run so that it only runs what is absolutely necessary. This means that roughly 75% has to be run which yields a total overhead of around 1.75 times when generating a CSIM image.


To parallelize this software, a shared memory parallelization has been performed as described in (Díaz Morales, 2016a)(Díaz Morales, 2016b).
We have implemented the algorithms to run on a shared memory multicore environment. In our schema, different threads usually perform different tasks and the method to solve the linear system is recursive so this is a bad scenario for a GPU framework.
Modern processors have several cache memories organized by levels (L1, L2,..., RAM). When programming high performance applications, it is important to take into account this architecture to avoid bottlenecks: different cores accessing the RAM at the same time, different copies of the data could exist in each core cache, if a core modifies its cache copy, then the system will need to update all caches and RAM to keep consistency, etc. It is also useful to consider that cache is more efficient reading continuous memory data.
In order to avoid these constraints as far as possible we have adopted the following strategies. Firstly, variables that are not going to be used by other cores are saved outside the shared memory to avoid cache updating. Secondly, every core works in a different memory area. Finally, the datasets are stored in a continuous memory block using a row major order schema.
A design pattern called Map Reduce (do not confuse the design pattern with the associated implementation for processing large datasets on clusters) has been widely used. This structure has been shown to be very useful for many tasks in the machine learning area. A Map Reduce algorithm is composed of a Map() procedure that operates on a portion of the input data and a Reduce() function that performs a summary operation.
In SGMA, the selection of the best basis element has been implemented using a map function to evaluate the error decrease and a reduce function that finds the candidate that has obtained the highest value.
In the IRWLS procedure, the steps to update the errors or the variables have also been implemented using this design pattern because the operations are independent among the different input elements.
We are working in a shared memory environment, to parallelize the matrix operations we have followed a quadtree schema, iteratively dividing the matrices into four submatrices and performing the operations on the submatrices. This schema allows us to use a number of cores equal to a power of 2 dividing recursively the matrices.
The parallelization of matrix multiplications can be done very efficiently in a multicore environment creating a different subtask for every position of the resulting matrix. Using a quadtree schema the operations are split like this:
$\left[ \begin{array}{cc} \mathbf{A_1} & \mathbf{A_2} \\ \mathbf{A_3} & \mathbf{A_4} \end{array} \right]= \left[ \begin{array}{cc} \mathbf{B_1} & \mathbf{B_2} \\ \mathbf{B_3} & \mathbf{B_4} \end{array} \right] \left[ \begin{array}{cc} \mathbf{C_1} & \mathbf{C_2} \\ \mathbf{C_3} & \mathbf{C_4} \end{array} \right]$
$\text{Task 1}\begin{cases}\mathbf{A_1}=\mathbf{B_1}\mathbf{C_1}+\mathbf{B_2}\mathbf{C_3}\\
\mathbf{A_2}=\mathbf{B_1}\mathbf{C_2}+\mathbf{B_2}\mathbf{C_4}\end{cases}$
$\text{Task 2}\begin{cases} \mathbf{A_3}=\mathbf{B_3}\mathbf{C_1}+\mathbf{B_4}\mathbf{C_3}\\
\mathbf{A_4}=\mathbf{B_3}\mathbf{C_2}+\mathbf{B_4}\mathbf{C_4}\end{cases}$
If one matrix is triangular, the procedure should be divided into subtasks with the same run time. For example, if $\mathbf{C}$ is a lower triangular matrix, then $\mathbf{C_1}$ and $\mathbf{C_4}$ are lower triangular (their products have half of the operations) and $\mathbf{C_2}=\mathbf{0}$:
$\text{Task 1}\begin{cases}\mathbf{A_1}=\mathbf{B_1}\mathbf{C_1}+\mathbf{B_2}\mathbf{C_3}\\
\mathbf{A_2}=\mathbf{B_2}\mathbf{C_4}\end{cases}$
$\text{Task 2}\begin{cases} \mathbf{A_3}=\mathbf{B_3}\mathbf{C_1}+\mathbf{B_4}\mathbf{C_3}\\
\mathbf{A_4}=\mathbf{B_4}\mathbf{C_4}\end{cases}$
The parallelization of additions and subtractions is a trivial matter and the operations can be directly parallelized:
$\left[ \begin{array}{cc} \mathbf{A_1} & \mathbf{A_2} \\ \mathbf{A_3} & \mathbf{A_4} \end{array} \right]= \left[ \begin{array}{cc} \mathbf{B_1} & \mathbf{B_2} \\ \mathbf{B_3} & \mathbf{B_4} \end{array} \right] +\left[ \begin{array}{cc} \mathbf{C_1} & \mathbf{C_2} \\ \mathbf{C_3} & \mathbf{C_4} \end{array} \right]$
$\text{Task 1}\begin{cases}\mathbf{A_1}=\mathbf{B_1}+\mathbf{C_1}\\
\mathbf{A_2}=\mathbf{B_2}+\mathbf{C_2}\end{cases}$
$\text{Task 2}\begin{cases} \mathbf{A_3}=\mathbf{B_3}+\mathbf{C_3}\\
\mathbf{A_4}=\mathbf{B_4}+\mathbf{C_4}\end{cases}$
Another operation that we have to deal with is the inverse of a triangular matrix. Having a triangular matrix $\mathbf{L}$, its inverse $\mathbf{L^{-1}}$ is triangular and $\mathbb{I}=\mathbf{L}\mathbf {L^{-1}}$, subdividing the matrices we have:
$\left[ \begin{array}{cc} \mathbb{I} & \mathbf{0} \\ \mathbf{0} & \mathbb{I} \end{array} \right]= \left[ \begin{array}{cc} \mathbf{L_1} & \mathbf{0} \\ \mathbf{L_3} & \mathbf{L_4} \end{array} \right] \left[ \begin{array}{cc} (\mathbf{L^{-1})_1} & \mathbf{0} \\ (\mathbf{L^{-1})_3} & (\mathbf{L^{-1})_4} \end{array} \right]$
$\text{Task 1}\begin{cases}(\mathbf{L^{-1})_1}=\mathbf{L_1}^{-1}\end{cases}$
$\text{Task 2}\begin{cases}(\mathbf{L^{-1})_4}=\mathbf{L_4}^{-1}\end{cases}$
$\mathbf{(L^{-1})_3}=-(\mathbf{L^{-1})_4}\mathbf{L_3}(\mathbf{L^{-1})_1}\Rightarrow \text{Parallelizable}$
In this case, ($\mathbf{L^{-1})_1}$ and ($\mathbf{L^{-1})_4}$ can be computed in parallel at the same time and ($\mathbf{L^{-1})_3}$ can be parallelized using the products described previously.
Since the IRWLS procedure solves just one linear system in every iteration, it is not computationally efficient to invert the matrix to solve the linear system that obtains the weights. In the case of IRWLS the matrix to be inverted contains kernel evaluation of every pair of elements. This means that the matrix is positive definite.
The Cholesky factorization is a decomposition of a positive-definite matrix into the product of a lower triangular matrix and its conjugate transpose, it is efficient for many numerical solutions and is twice as efficient as the LU decomposition for solving systems of linear equations:
$\mathbf{A}=\mathbf{L_A}\mathbf{L_A}^*$
$\mathbf{L_A}=Chol(\mathbf{A})$
Once the factorization has been done, it is possible to solve very efficiently a linear system using backsubstitution with no need to compute the inverse matrix.
To perform the parallel Cholesky factorization using the quadtree schema we have previously divided the matrix into four submatrices:
$\left[ \begin{array}{cc} \mathbf{A} & \mathbf{B} \\ \mathbf{C} & \mathbf{D} \end{array} \right]= \left[ \begin{array}{cc} \mathbf{L_1} & \mathbf{L_2} \\ \mathbf{L_3} & \mathbf{L_4} \end{array} \right] \left[ \begin{array}{cc} \mathbf{L_1^*} & \mathbf{L_3^*} \\ \mathbf{L_2^*} & \mathbf{L_4^*} \end{array} \right]$
The decomposition obtains a lower triangular matrix and:
$\mathbf{L_2} = \mathbf{0}$
$\mathbf{A}=\mathbf{L_1}\mathbf{L_1^*}\Rightarrow \mathbf{L_1} = Chol(\mathbf{A})$
$\mathbf{C}=\mathbf{L_3}\mathbf{L_1^*}\Rightarrow \mathbf{L_3}=\mathbf{C}\mathbf{L_1^*}^{-1}$
$\mathbf{D}=\mathbf{L_3}\mathbf{L_3^*}+\mathbf{L_4}\mathbf{L_4^*}\Rightarrow \mathbf{L_4} = Chol(\mathbf{D}-\mathbf{L_3}\mathbf{L_3}^*)$
Our implementation to perform the Cholesky decomposition in parallel consists on a recursive implementation dividing the matrix submatrices and solving the matrix operations in parallel. Once the factorization has been done, the backsubstitution procedure solves the linear system in much less time than the decomposition itself.
The algorithms of this library (to solve full and budgeted SVMs) have been implemented using the procedures and considerations analyzed this section. The few portions of non-parallel code take negligible run time, meaning that these models are a good schema to make SVMs practical in an increasing number of scenarios.


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OCTOBER SKY (Universal) Starring: Jake Gyllenhaal, Chris Cooper, Chris Owen, William Lee Scott, Chad Lindberg, Natalie Canerday, Laura Dern. Screenplay: Lewis Colick, based on the memoir "Rocket Boys" by Homer Hickam Jr. Producers: Charles Gordon and Larry Franco. Director: Joe Johnston. MPAA Rating: PG (profanity, adult themes) Running Time: 108 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
OCTOBER SKY is a tough sort of film to get people to look at clearly. Touted in its marketing campaign as "inspirational" and "triumphant" -- usually code words for "sentimental" and "heavy-handed" -- it could easily lead more cynical movie-goers to dismiss it sight unseen as mawkish foolishness. Others, of a more feel-good nature, will think they have seen a great film simply because, well, it makes them feel good. It's hard for both potential sets of viewers to get a handle on why OCTOBER SKY works -- it avoids most of the traps the former group fears, while delivering the satisfying emotional resonance the latter group desires.
Set in 1957, OCTOBER SKY tells the true story of Homer Hickam (Jake Gyllenhaal), a 17-year-old high school junior in the mining town of Coalwood, West Virginia. Lacking the football skills of his older brother Jim (Scott Miles), which has been the only way out for most Coalwood youth, Homer seems destined to work in the coal mines like his father John (Chris Cooper). That's until the extraordinary event of October 1957 -- the launch of the Soviet rocket Sputnik -- inspires Homer to work on his own rocket. Recruiting classmates Quentin (Chris Owen), Roy Lee (William Lee Scott) and O'Dell (Chad Lindberg) to assist him, Homer sets out to create a rocket that will land him in the National Science Fair. Unfortunately, Homer's primary detractor is an important one: his father, who believes Homer's quest is a fool's errand.
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There are a number of occasions when OCTOBER SKY does begin to feel like its more convention-bound cousins. There is an obligatory romantic sub-plot for Homer which appears and disappears so quickly that there hardly seems to be a point; an illness experienced by Homer's favorite teacher (Laura Dern), while historically accurate, further bogs down the narrative. The last half-hour of OCTOBER SKY is not nearly as well-paced as the first hour, dragging out Homer's journey to the National Science Fair, but that doesn't detract from the film's many pleasures. OCTOBER SKY is inspirational, and it is triumphant; it's also smart, well-written, and well-acted. This one shows that feel-good movies don't also have to be feel-dumb movies.
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WITNESS LIST Law Enforcement Committee April 18, 2005-1:30P HB 14 For: Alpert, Richard (Tim Curry, Tarrant County District Attorney) Bristow, Stephen (Self) Gaylor, Tom (Texas Municipal Police Assoc.) Jones, Kevin (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) Wait, Dudley (Self and City of Schertz EMS and the Randolph Region EMS Association) Against: Browning, M.D., James M. (Self) Harracksingh, Rachel B. (Life Ambulance & TAA) Hoover, Christopher (Self) Perry, Chad (Self) Pitts, Randell (Self and EMS Association of Texas) Sprinkle, G.K. (TX Ambulance Assoc.) Taylor, David (Texas Ambulance Assoc.) On: Cowan, Mack (Texas Dept. of Public Safety) HB 344 On: Coleman, Ron (DPS - Drivers License Division) HB 499 For: Spann, Charles L. (Self) HB 986 For: Feliberti, M.D., Manuel (El Paso Medical Society & Border Health Caucus) On: Lammey, Rebekah (Texas Depratment of Public Safety Driver License Division) HB 1068 On: Loockerman, Dr. Dennis (Texas Department of Public Safety) HB 1137 For: Harrell, Will (ACLU, LULAC) Ryan, Thomas W. (Total E&P USA, Inc.) On: Parker, Angela (TX DPS - Driver License Division) HB 1322 Against: Reyna, Carlos (Austin Driving Schools, Texas Driving Schools) On: Cuny, Major Larry (Texas Dept. of Public Safety) HB 1583 For: Haynes, Odis (Self and Austin County Emergency Communication District) On: Mallett, Paul (Commission on State Emergency Communications) HB 1869 On: Craig, Mike (TxDOT) Parker, Angela (DPS) HB 2163 For: Lenz, Carole (Harris County Comissioner Steve Radack) HB 2418 For: Harrell, Will (ACLU, LULAC, NAACP) Kiker, Charles (Self and Friends of Justice) Sputnik (Texas Motorcycle Rights Assoc.) Against: DeLord, Ron (Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas) Gaylor, Tom (Texas Municipal Police Association) McCown, Jana K. (Self and Williamson County District Attorney's Office) Rodriguez, John E. (Self and Texas Municipal Police Association, San Angelo Police Officers Association) Vasquez, Tim (Texas Police Chief Association & San Angleo Police Dept.) On: Vasquez, Rosalinda (San Antonio Police Department, Chief of Police Albert Ortiz) Watson, Rick A. (Dallas Police Dept. Chief David Kunkle) HB 3140 For: Mogged, Jr., Chuck (Overhead Door Corporations/ D.A.S.M.A. (Door and Access System Manufacturers Association)) HB 3241 For: Alpert, Richard (Tim Curry, Tarrant County District Attorney) Cole, Tim (Self) Edmonds, Shannon (Texas District & County Attorneys Assn.) Gaylor, Tom (Texas Municipal Police Assoc.) Johnson Herbert, Nancy (Self) Jones, Kevin (Mother Against Drunk Driving) Rodriguez, John E. (Self and Texas Municipal Police Association, San Angelo Police Officers Association) Yeary, Kevin P. (Self and Bexar County Criminal District Attorney's Office) Against: Baker, James E. (Self) Coffey, Mimi (Self) Cox, Jeff (Self) Hampton, Keith S. (Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Assn.) Hardin, John Charles (Self) Hayes, Tracy (ACLU) Hilton, Eric (Self) Hoover, Christopher (Self) Jenkins, Jake (Self) Kuhner, Christopher (Self) McCarty, Robin (Self) McGregor, Bonnie (Self) Neuverth, Timothy (Self) Overbey, Chris (Self) Thomas, C. Barrett (Self) On: Browning, M.D., James M. (Self) Park, Dennis (Self)


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IN MEDIAS RES
*JM, DM (II, 27) |
The poem thrusts the reader in medias res: “In the middle of the journey of our life” [Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra vita: 1]. The midpoint turns out to be a dark place where emotional serenity is lost along with any clear view of the horizon from which directional bearings might be recovered. |
With Dante and Virgil, the reader has arrived at the “second kingdom” [secondo regno: 4] which is the middle phase of the journey through the three realms of the Poem. The Italian noun for “middle” recurs in a prepositional phrase near the beginning of the canto: “the calm and peaceful aspect of intervening air, pure to the horizon” [sereno aspetto / del mezzo, puro infino al primo giro: 14-15]. Here it refers to air as the diaphanous medium through which light is instantly actualized according to the Aristotelian theory of vision. The transparency and serenity of this medium present a sharp contrast to the obscurity and emotional turbulence associated with Dante’s experience of the smarrimento. |
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LIMINAL LOCATION ON THE EARTH’S SURFACE: BETWEEN HEIGHTS AND DEPTHS
*DM (II, 33, 46), JM |
Brought back to his senses, Dante wanders on a crooked route between the heights and the depths. This liminal zone of alternating experiences – turbulent anxiety followed by rest and relief followed by further anxiety – anticipates his precarious position and conflicted experience in the Inferno. |
Like the deeply symbolic landscape of the smarrimento, the coastal zone of Purgatory is literally liminal: Virgil and Dante find themselves neither on the Mountain itself, which is yet to be glimpsed, nor away from its protective landmass surrounded by the deep. |
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LOST WAY
*DM (II, 32), RH (II, 21) |
Upon finding himself in the dark wood, Dante realizes that “the straight way was lost” [la diritta via era smarrita: 3]. Casting himself in the role of the lost man, Dante has strayed both literally (into the wood) and spiritually (into error), having abandoned “the true way” [la verace via:12]. |
The lost man returns in metaphor: “like a man who returns to the lost way, and until he reaches it, feels he goes in vain” [com’ om che torna a la perduta strada, / che ’nfino ad essa li pare ire in vano:119-120]. In fact Dante is now on the right road. |
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DARK VALLEY
*JM |
Dante wanders alone along a dark wooded “valley” to its fearful end [là dove terminava quella valle / che m’avea di paura il cor compunto: 14-15]. The commentary tradition has identified this topographical depression with the Valley of the Shadow of Death. |
Dante and Virgil have together reached the consolingly hopeful end of their journey through “the infernal valley” [la valle inferna: 45]. |
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ILLUMINATED MOUNTAIN
*JM |
At the end of the valley lies “the foot of a hill” [piè d’un colle: 13], its “shoulders already clothed in the rays of the sun” [le sue spalle / vestite già de’ raggi: 16-17]. Virgil later refers to it as a mountain: “the delightful mountain that is the origin and cause of all joy” [il dilettoso monte / ch’è principio e cagion di tutta gioia: 77-78]. The commentary tradition has identified this topological elevation as the Mount of Contemplation, foreshadowing the meditative heights and Edenic summit of Mount Purgatory. |
Instead of a hill, the “cliffs” [grotte: 48] of an immense “mountain” [monte: 108] loom behind Dante and Virgil, even though their gaze is initially directed away from the heights towards the maritime horizon and the stars of the southern celestial hemisphere shining down on Mount Purgatory. |
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PLANET ASSOCIATED WITH DIVINE LOVE
*DM (II, 33), RM |
Swathing the hillside are “the rays of the planet that leads men straight on every path” [raggi del pianeta / che mena dritto altrui per ogne calle: 17-18]. This planet is the sun. Dante’s journey began at the morning hour when “the sun was mounting with those stars that were with it when God’s love first set those beautiful things in motion” [principio del mattino, / e ’l sol montava ’n sù con quelle stelle / ch’eran con lui quando l’amor divino / mosse di prima quelle cose belle: 37-40]. The she-wolf, as the beast of insatiable greed, is viciously opposed to the love that moves the sun and the other stars. Hence the she-wolf’s main allegorical action: to drive Dante down “to where the sun is silent” [là dove ’l sol tace: 60], which is to say, to the depths where the darkness of the valley totally obscures the sun’s eloquent testimony to the primal impetus of the Creator’s Love. |
Dante observes how the “fair planet that comfortingly prompts us to love caused all the east to laugh” [Lo bel pianeto che d’amar conforta / faceva tutto rider l’orïente: 19-20]. This planet is Venus. By the end of the canto, he will see the sun rising [lo sol...che surge omai: 107] as a repeat-sign of the divine love that first set the heavenly bodies in motion. Reflecting the benevolent light of the stars, the face of Cato glows “with so much light that I saw him as if the sun had been before him” [sì la sua faccia di lume, / ch’i’ ’l vedea come ’l sol fosse davante: 38-39]. |
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UPWARD GLANCE, WITH PLEASANT EMOTIONAL CONSEQUENCES
*DM (II, 33) |
As soon as Dante “looks on high and sees” the sun [guardai in alto e vidi: 16], his fearful distress is temporarily calmed [Allor fu la paura un poco queta: 19]. This upward glance is Dante’s last full view of the sky (at the literal level) until the final line of the first cantica. |
As soon as Dante beholds Venus smiling above him and the four mysterious stars glittering near the south celestial pole, his eyes are not only aesthetically “pleased” [a li occhi miei ricominciò diletto: 16] but also relieved to be far away from the dead air that had afflicted his “chest and eyes” in Hell [l’aura morta / che m’avea contristati li occhi e ’l petto: 17-18]. This upward glance heralds many such observations of the ever-changing sky throughout the second cantica. |
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DESERTED SLOPE
*DM (II, 33), JM |
After resting a while, Dante makes his way “along the deserted slope” [per la piaggia diserta: 29] where his left foot is always lower than the right. This slope is a precarious “steep” [erta: 31] where he is eventually forced to slide, “fleeing” or “ruining down” to “a lower place” [rovinava in basso loco: 61]. |
In contrast to the ruinous slope of the smarrimento, the coastal region at the base of Purgatory “slopes...down to its low edges” [ché di qua dichina / questa pianura a’ suoi termini bassi: 113-114] with a gentle gradation. Its slope forms a “lonely plain” [solingo piano: 118] down to the “deserted shore” [lito deserto: 130]. |
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SEASHORE
*DM (II, 33), JM |
The dangerous shore of the epic tradition is recalled in metaphor, when Dante, after a distressing night alone in the valley, compares himself to a recently shipwrecked man: “one who, with laboring breath, having come out from the deep onto the shore, turns and looks back at the perilous waters” [quei che con lena affannata, / uscito fuor del pelago a la riva, / si volge a l’acqua perigliosa e guata: 22-24]. Though the dark wooded “shore” of the Inferno seems at first deserted, Dante's solitude will soon be broken by the three beasts followed by the shade of the epic poet Virgil. |
Dante and Virgil literally arrive at the seashore, but not in the usual epic way (i.e. as shipwrecks cast up on a beach from the stormy deep). They have arrived there via a subterranean passage from the infernal abyss. The “trembling of the sea” [il tremolar de la marina: 117] is perceived in the distance, but its ominous sound does not threaten them. The beach may be empty and lonely for now, but it will soon be crowded with passengers from the Angel Boat. This stretch of beach is grassy and refreshingly dewy because of a protective breeze. |
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MEMORY OF ULYSSES
*DM (II, 33), RM |
Ulysses is the epic hero whose harrowing experience of being washed ashore immediately springs to mind when Dante compares himself to a recently shipwrecked man (22-24). With this comparison Dante begins to identify himself as the New Ulysses. |
Ulysses’s account of having glimpsed Mount Purgatory just before being swallowed by the sea (Inf. 26.133-135) is clearly recalled when Dante contemplates the sea from the Purgatorial shore, “which never saw any man sail its waters who afterwards experienced return” [che mai non vide navicar sue acque / omo, che di tornar sia poscia esperto: 131-132]. In contrast to the Old Ulysses, the New Ulysses will escape drowning and experience a joyous return from the afterlife. |
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VEGETATION
*JM |
The “dark wood...savage, dense and harsh” [selva oscura... selvaggia e aspra e forte: 2, 5] not only confuses but also deeply depresses the pilgrim at the deadening outset of his smarrimento. |
Low “grass” [erbetta: 124] and humble “reeds” [giunchi: 102] not only instruct but also amaze the pilgrim at the miraculously regenerative conclusion of his brief detour to the shore. |
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PROGRESS INITIALLY BLOCKED
*DM (II, 33), JM |
Many an obstacle “impedes” [’mpedisce: 96] Dante’s progress in this canto: e.g. the dense wood; the turmoil of his passions; the loss of daylight; the looming mountain; the slippery slope; the three beasts; and even, for a little while, the unexpected appearance of Virgil’s shade. |
The ascent of Dante and Virgil through Purgatory is initially impeded by the forbidding steepness of the Mountain itself; the unfamiliarity of the terrain to both the guide and his follower; and by the unexpected appearance of Cato’s shade, commanding them to descend to the shore. |
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HOPE LOST AND REGAINED
*MS, JM |
When his frustrating encounter with the leopard brings him to the brink of despair, Dante regains “hope for good” [a bene sperar: 41] at the break of day. Hope weakens again when the lion blocks his progress, and it is lost altogether when his spirits are weighed down with terror at the sight of the she-wolf. As he confesses: “I lost the hope of the heights” [io perdei la speranza de l’altezza: 54]. |
Where hope of the heights was lost on the literal level of the smarrimento, it is initially lost on the typological level at the outset of the second cantica: the Ovidian magpies “lost all hope of pardon” [disperar perdono: 12] when they heard the Muse’s lyre. Hope of the heights is permanently regained on the literal level when the pilgrim is reassured by Cato that the rising sun will show him “how to take the mountain by an easier ascent” [lo sol vi mosterrà, che surge omai, / prendere il monte a più lieve salita: 107-108]. |
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SHADE OF AN ANCIENT ROMAN
*DM (II, 33), MS, JM |
Dante encounters the shade of Virgil of Mantua, who tells part of his biography: “I was born sub Julio, though it was late, and lived at Rome, under good Augustus ” [Nacqui sub Iulio, ancor che fosse tardi, / e vissi a Roma sotto ’l buono Augusto: 70-71] referring to Julius Caesar, the proto-emperor of Rome and adoptive father of Octavian. As an apologist of the Empire, Virgil was a fervent admirer of Augustus. |
Dante and Virgil encounter the shade of Cato of Utica, who tells part of his biography: “Marcia so pleased my eyes while I was back there...that whatever favor she sought from me, I granted” [Marzïa piacque tanto a li occhi miei / mentre ch’i’ fu’ di là...che quante grazie volse da me, fei: 85-87]. As a defender of the Republic, Cato was a fervent opponent of Julius Caesar and an enemy of the imperialist forces led by Octavian. |
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EXEMPLAR OF MORALLY PERFECTED WILL
*JM, RH (II, 17-18) |
Dante presents himself as a negative exemplar of morally perfected will. The extreme weakness of his fallen will is displayed in his inability to stay on the “straight way” of Virtue [diritta via: 3]; his recurrent vulnerability to the passions, especially “fear” [paura: 15, 19, 44, 53]; and his unbalanced manner of walking on the slope, with his “firm foot always the lower” [’l piè fermo sempre era ’l più basso: 30]. His reference to “the firm foot” harks back to the Augustinian allegory of the two “feet” of the soul: intellect and will. Dante’s intellect should be like the right foot moving forward, while his will should be like the left foot firmly planted, resistant to falling into sin. Dante’s near-suicidal state during the dark night of the smarrimento is the dangerous consequence of his weakness of will. |
Dante presents Cato as a positive exemplar of morally perfected will. The extreme strength of his will as a Stoic sage was already legendary by the time Lucan portrayed him as a hero of republican virtues and an unflinching opponent of tyranny in the Pharsalia. The illumination of his face by the four stars, usually taken to signify the four Cardinal Virtues, suggests that his sternly unbending will was the blessed result of his perfect conformity to the moral life of active duty prescribed by Roman Stoicism. In sharp contrast to Dante, whose weak will brought him close to suicide in the dark wood, Cato famously committed suicide as an ultimate act of free will to express his principled stand against tyranny. |
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EXEMPLAR OF MARITAL FIDELITY
*JM |
A creature of insatiably “greedy appetite” [bramosa voglia: 98], the promiscuous she-wolf serves as a negative exemplar of marital fidelity.  Nisus and Euryalus, the famous Virgilian couple whose loyalty to each other was heroically celebrated in the Aeneid, are literally split up in Virgil’s recollection of their fatal wounding [morì... Eurialo e Turno e Niso di ferute: 107-108]. |
A virtuous Roman abiding in Virgil’s circle of Hell, Cato’s wife Marcia serves as a positive exemplar of marital fidelity. Though divorced with her father’s and her husband’s approval so that she could be remarried to Cato’s friend Hortensius, Marcia is flatteringly portrayed by Virgil as a loyal wife to Cato. She implores Cato with her “chaste eyes” [occhi casti: 78] to continue thinking of her as his wife. Unmoved by this somewhat dubious portrayal, Cato re-divorces himself from her on Christian grounds: she is a damned soul now, while he is a harrowed saint. Cato’s loyalty is to God alone. His unyielding will is moved only by Virgil’s reference to Beatrice, the “lady from heaven” [donna del ciel: 91], whose loyalty to the unfaithful Dante is evidence of the supreme influence of divine love on the Blessed. |
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REBELLING AGAINST DIVINE LAW [LEGGE]
*JM |
Virgil, who was a perfectly law-abiding subject of the “good” Emperor Augustus, describes himself to Dante as a “rebel” to the Divine Emperor’s “law” [ribellante a la sua legge: 125]. |
Cato, who was a rebel against a would-be Roman Emperor’s tyrannical regime, pointedly asks Dante and Virgil whether their presence in Purgatory is a sign that “the laws of the abyss have thus been broken” [le leggi d’abisso così rotte: 46]. Ironically, by escaping the Inferno, Dante and Virgil have acted in perfect compliance with the Divine Will. |
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GUIDE PRESCRIBES NEW PATH: FIRST DOWN, THEN UP
*DM (II, 33), JM |
Virgil directs Dante to go with him first down through Hell and then up to the summit of Purgatory to meet “a soul more fit to lead than I” [anima fia a ciò più di me degna:122]. |
Cato directs Dante to go with Virgil first down to the shore and then up another way to the summit of Purgatory [Poscia non sia di qua vostra reddita: 106]. |
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FLATTERY
*RM |
Virgil is fulsomely praised by Dante as “the fountain that pours forth so broad a stream of speech” [quella fonte / che spandi di parlar sì largo fiume: 79-80] and then hailed as “the honour and light of all other poets” [O de li altri poeti onore e lume: 82]. Virgil seems to accept these praises as his due, for he does not rebuke Dante for his fan-worship. |
Cato is flatteringly portrayed by Virgil as a republican hero who gave up his life for “liberty, which is so dear” [libertà...ch’è sì cara: 71-72] and as a faithful husband whose wife still loves him in the afterlife [78-80]. With a touch of envy, perhaps, Virgil even hails Cato as “O holy breast” [o santo petto: 80], though his own breast is far from holy and must endure the psychological torments of the First Circle. Cato is quick to rebuke Virgil for trying to capture his goodwill through “flatteries” [lusinghe: 92]. |
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VIRGIL AS LIGHT
*JM |
When Dante hails Virgil as the “light” [lume: 82] of all other poets, the image primarily refers to the glory of his worldly fame among ancient authors. |
When Cato asks Dante “Who has guided you and who has been your lantern?” [Chi v’ha guidati, o che vi fu lucerna: 43], Virgil is again cast in the metaphoric role of a light. Here the image primarily refers to his moral role as a prophetic guide. |
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UNEXPECTED PAGAN AUTHORITY
*JM |
As a pagan rhetorical “master” and “author” [maestro, autore: 85], Virgil ought to be stuck in Limbo with his coterie of famous classical poets. Released from the Inferno by the Divine Will, he has been endowed with new authority by Beatrice, whom he periphrastically identifies as a blessed soul “more worthy” than he [più di me degna: 122] to guide the pilgrim. His authority as a guide (especially in Purgatory) is wholly unexpected. |
As a Stoic philosopher and celebrated political orator, Cato ought to abide in Limbo with the other noble pagans. Or, as a suicide, shouldn’t he be rooted in the wood of the Harpies? Released from the Inferno at the Harrowing, he has been endowed by God with new authority over the entire island of Purgatory – not just the shore [82]. His authority as a purgatorial guardian and guide is wholly unexpected. |
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ATTITUDE OF HUMBLE REVERENCE
*JM |
In Virgil’s presence, Dante speaks with his “head lowered in shame” [con vergognosa fronte: 81]. |
In Cato’s presence, Virgil commands Dante with words and hand-gestures to show reverence with knee and brow [con parole e con mani e con cenni / reverenti mi fé le gambe e ’l ciglio: 50-51]. |
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HUMILITY ON LOW LAND
*JM |
Dante is striving to reach the heights when he encounters the beasts. Of the three, the lion with “his head held high” [con la test’ alta: 47] is the beast most closely associated with Pride. Is the lion, as a negative exemplar of humility, a dream-like projection of Dante’s own besetting sin? Virgil compels Dante to consider another symbol of Pride in his allusion to the burning of “proud Ilium” [superbo Ilïón: 75]. This fallen site is heroically linked and morally contrasted to that “low-lying Italy” [quella umile Italia: 106] which the Veltro will eventually save despite its violent history. Here the literal meaning of the Italian adjective “umile” is close to the etymological meaning of its Latin ancestor “humilis, ” i.e. “on the ground,” hence “lowly.” |
That humility will be a major moral theme throughout Purgatorio – and not just in its First Cornice where the Angel of Humility will erase the first P (for the peccatum of Pride) from Dante’s forehead – is emblematically revealed in the moral prominence of the reed, “the humble plant” [l’umile pianta: 135] that miraculously springs up in the soft mud of the Island “at its lowest point” [ad imo ad imo: 100]. As a proud soul, Dante must lower himself to the ground – literally enact “humility” in response to Virgil’s command that he kneel in reverence to Cato – if he is ever to be saved himself or morally positioned to save Italy through his poem. He remains on his knee for twenty tercets [49-108] until Cato vanishes from the scene. |
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GIRT / UNGIRT / REGIRT
*JM |
The leopard, “that beast with gaudy fur” [quella fiera a la gaetta pelle: 42], will be recollected by Dante on the brink of Malebolge when Virgil commands him to undo the cord from around his waist and hurl it into the abyss as a lure for another gaudy beast, Geryon. “I had a cord around my waist, and with it I once thought to take the leopard with the painted pelt” [Io avea una corda intorno cinta / e con essa pensai alcuna volta / prender la lonza a la pelle dipinta: Inf. 16.106-108], Dante recalls, filling in a detail not mentioned in Inferno 1. |
Having remained ungirt since the Geryon episode, Dante will be regirt with a reed on the shore of Purgatory in fulfilment of Cato’s command to Virgil: “make sure you gird him with a straight reed” [fa che tu costui ricinghe / d’un giunco schietto: 94-95]. The straight reed contrasts with the pilgrim’s original cord, which was fittingly “coiled and knotted” [aggroppata e ravvolta: Inf. 16.111] as a lure for the Beast of Fraud. |
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an interactive framework to visualize CRISPR screening results
in a local computer. However, VISPR only supports output of MAGeCK, and requires manual installation and configuration.
To overcome these limitations, we developed VISPR-online, a web-based server for the visualization of CRISPR screening.
The advantages of VISPR-online compared with VISPR:
VISPR-online is a downstream tool for MAGeCK, BAGEL and JACKS. The input of VISPR-online is output of these tools. For the usage of these tools, please refer to related papers. Besides, we provide a test dataset for these three tools, and the download link is on the main page of VISPR-online.
sgRNA location file is a tab-delimited text file without file header. Five columns are required: chromosome name, gRNA start, gRNA stop, gRNA ID and strand. The gRNA IDs should be the same with those in read count file.
chr2 11143961 11143981 s_7648 - chr3 186801168 186801188 s_46884 + chr20 46053591 46053611 s_50992 + chr3 46705812 46705832 s_57876 + chr19 46634669 46634689 s_23309 - chr7 108514201 108514221 s_42887 +
VISPR-online allows users to save sessions to the server and resume them later with session IDs. If the "Save session to server" box is checked (Step 6 in "Upload Files" tab), the session will be saved to the server. VISPR-online will return a session ID to the user. Users can resume the session later with the ID ("Load Session" tab). They can also send the session ID to others to share the data.
VISPR-online is open source under MIT license. The source code can be downloaded from GitHub. Users can install and use VIPSR-online in a local computer or network. The README of the repository describes how to install VISPR-online locally.
Brower usually caches the JavaScript, CSS and other data to improve speed and user experience. When CRISP-view is updated, user needs to empty the previous cache in the browser. For Safari, press Opt+Cmd+E to empty cache.


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- developed web and mobile applications for two award-winning local agencies
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- created a set of native mobile applications for a multi-national manufacturing company
- consulted for a number of different clients, including those based in healthcare, construction, aviation and food industries
- taught over 60 students in a local coding 'bootcamp'
Through this time I've continued to expand both my technical and non-technical skills, understanding that the latter (good communication, presentation skills, solid time-keeping) are just as important as the former. I've learned to embrace new challenges and persevere through harder times, but also learned when to call it a day. Feedback from both clients and employers has been overwhelmingly positive.


In the book Outliers, author Malcolm Gladwell observes that it takes roughly ten thousand hours of practice to achieve mastery in a field. How does Gladwell arrive at this conclusion? And, if the conclusion is true, how can we leverage this idea to achieve greatness in our professions?
Gladwell studied the lives of extremely successful people to find out how they achieved success. This article will review a few examples from Gladwell’s research, and conclude with some thoughts for moving forward.
Violins in Berlin
In the early 1990s a team of psychologists in Berlin, Germany studied violin students. Specifically, they studied their practice habits in childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. All of the subjects were asked this question: “Over the course of your entire career, ever since you first picked up the violin, how many hours have you practiced?”
All of the violinists had begun playing at roughly five years of age with similar practice times. However, at age eight, practice times began to diverge. By age twenty, the elite performers averaged more than 10,000 hours of practice each, while the less able performers had only 4,000 hours of practice.
The elite had more than double the practice hours of the less capable performers.
Natural Talent: Not Important
One fascinating point of the study: No “naturally gifted” performers emerged. If natural talent had played a role, we would expect some of the “naturals” to float to the top of the elite level with fewer practice hours than everyone else. But the data showed otherwise. The psychologists found a direct statistical relationship between hours of practice and achievement. No shortcuts. No naturals.
Sneaking Out to Write Code
You already know how Microsoft was founded. Bill Gates and Paul Allen dropped out of college to form the company in 1975. It’s that simple: Drop out of college, start a company, and become a billionaire, right? Wrong.
Further study reveals that Gates and Allen had thousands of hours of programming practice prior to founding Microsoft. First, the two co-founders met at Lakeside, an elite private school in the Seattle area. The school raised three thousand dollars to purchase a computer terminal for the school’s computer club in 1968.
A computer terminal at a university was rare in 1968. Gates had access to a terminal in eighth grade. Gates and Allen quickly became addicted to programming.
The Gates family lived near the University of Washington. As a teenager, Gates fed his programming addiction by sneaking out of his parents’ home after bedtime to use the University’s computer. Gates & Allen acquired their10,000 hours through this and other clever teenage schemes. When the time came to launch Microsoft in 1975, the two were ready.
Practice Makes Improvement
In 1960, while they were still an unknown high school rock band, the Beatles went to Hamburg, Germany to play in the local clubs.
The group was underpaid. The acoustics were terrible. The audiences were unappreciative. So what did the Beatles get out of the Hamburg experience? Hours of playing time. Non-stop hours of playing time that forced them to get better.
As the Beatles grew in skill, audiences demanded more performances - more playing time. By 1962 they were playing eight hours per night, seven nights per week. By 1964, the year they burst on the international scene, the Beatles had played over 1,200 concerts together. By way of comparison, most bands today don’t play 1,200 times in their entire career.
Falling in Love With Practice
The elite don’t just work harder than everybody else. At some point the elites fall in love with practice to the point where they want to do little else.
The elite software developer is the programmer who spends all day pounding code at work, and after leaving work she writes open source software on her own time.
The elite football player is the guy who spends all day on the practice field with his teammates, and after practice he goes home to watch game films.
The elite physician listens to medical podcasts in the car during a long commute.
The elites are in love with what they do, and at some point it no longer feels like work.
What’s Next?
Now that we’ve reviewed the trends uncovered by Gladwell’s research, what can we do about it? All of us want to be great at something. Now that we know how other achievers have gotten there, what can we do to join their ranks?
One approach: We could choose a field and practice for 10,000 hours. If we are currently working in our target profession, forty hours per week over five years would give us ten thousand hours.
Or… We can look at the question in reverse. Where have we already logged 10,000 hours of practice? What is it that we do really well? What tasks do we perform so well that people ask: How did you do that? Sometimes when we fall in love with practice we don’t even recognize it!
If you’re running a company, what does your company do better than anybody else? What is it that the individual members of your company do better than anybody? How do you create an environment that gives everyone on your team the opportunity to practice?
Conclusion
Business is tough, especially now. Yet even in the midst of a challenging economy, there are individuals and companies that prosper beyond all expectations. Practice plays a major role in success.
Suggested Reading
Outliers, by Malcolm Gladwell. Through interviews and statistical analysis, Gladwell determines why some people and organizations achieve success far beyond their peers.
Note: A version of this post was originally published at WisdomGroup.com.


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Stella Creasy accuses DUP of dehumanising her in policy paper
UK Labour’s Stella Creasy has accused the DUP of dehumanising her and making her a target for abuse.
Ms Creasy criticised leader Arlene Foster after a DUP policy document published on Tuesday called her “Creasy”, without a prefix, in reference to her role in decriminalising abortion in Northern Ireland.
The Labour candidate, who accused Ms Foster of trying to scare women in the region, was at the forefront of legislative moves at Westminster that led to the landmark law change.
When the 19th-century laws were repealed last month, the British Government assumed responsibility for introducing abortion services in Northern Ireland by the end of March 2020.
The DUP has vowed to explore all legal options in a bid to prevent abortion becoming widely available in the region.
The party referenced the incumbent Labour MP as it reiterated its anti-abortion stance in its 12 point policy plan.
“The dangerous vacuum of law and guidance created by Creasy needs fixed,” it stated.
In response, Ms Creasy, who is pregnant and has been the target of abuse by anti-abortion campaigners, tweeted: “‘Creasy’? I’m a real person @DUPleader but you seem to want to actively encourage people to abuse me by dehumanising me in this way.
“FWIW (for what it’s worth) there’s no dangerous ‘vacuum’ of law. Only a political party leader who is trying to scare women in Northern Ireland in a bid for votes.”
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Root folder ssl - Access
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Creating a new server certificate for The Uniform Server automatically enables SSL in Apache's configuration file. You can now access your server using either http or https. The Uniform Server has a predefined folder (ssl root folder) that is reserved for https access.
By default this folder is restricted to local access only. The following covers opening up your server for public or intranet access, and optionally restricting access using a name and password.
Note 1: This menu option requires an .htaccess file in the root folder ssl. If this file does not exist your are given an option to create it.
Note 2: If it does not already exist a backup htaccess file (.htaccess_back) is created. This allows the original file to be manually restored.
Overview
Apache > Access and Passwords > Folder ssl access and passwords
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This menu is split into three sections as follows:
- Enter name and password: This section allows you to change the access name and password; the defaults are set to root:root.
- Delete defaults.
- A) Select the name-password pair root:root.
- B) Click "Delete Selected" button.
- Generally for a private server a single name and password are used.
- C) Enter name
- D) Enter password
- E) Click "Add to list" button
- Repeat the above for additonal name-password pairs.
- Enable or Disable Password: Radio buttons enables or disables the use of a password to access root folder www. Default is disabled.
- Apache Server Access: This section allows you to set who can gain access to root folder www. Default is local access only.
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Note 1: Server access is controlled using an .htaccess file. This can be directly edited.
Note 2: Apache does not require restarting all changes take effect immediately.
Background information
There are three ways of restricting access to documents: either by IP address, hostname or by asking for a username and password. The first two are very similar and can be used to restrict access on an intranet. The last option allows users to be restricted on an individual basis using a username and password. This process is commonly referred to as user authentication. The Uniform Server Zero can restrict access using both IP address and user authentication.
Setting up user authentication requires two steps. First you create a file containing a list of usernames and passwords. Secondly you specify what resources are to be protected and which users are allowed to access them. Setting up IP address access requires only server configuration. Server configuration uses an .htaccess file located in the folder it is protecting (root folder ssl). This allows configuration to take immediate effect and does not require a server restart.
Creating a password file
A list of users and passwords needs to be created in a file. For security, this file must be located outside of the document root. The Uniform Server is pre-configured and uses file: UniServerZ\htpasswd\ssl\.htpasswd
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The file contains a list of name and password pairs, each on a single line.
The name and password are separated using a colon.
A password file can consist of a single line.
The default is root:root
Important default passwords are compromised always delete them.
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root:root
mike:fred123
john:xyz45
dave_smith:za123
mike smith:good1234
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Edit or change password
- A) Select existing name-password pair to be changed.
- B) Click "Delete Selected button" removes old name-password. Updates password file.
- Add new name-password see below.
Add name/password pair to list
- C) Enter new name
- D) Enter new password
- E) Click "Add to List" This updates password file.
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Note: The menu provides a convenient way to enter names and passwords. You can edit the file UniServerZ\htpasswd\ssl\.htpasswd directly using a text editor.
Enable or disable name password access
Server configuration uses an .htaccess file located in root folder UniServerZ\ssl. It is pre-configured for basic authentication. The default is basic authentication disabled. Four lines (Apache directives) in this configuration file control authentication and are edited as follows:
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Enable authentication
- G) Click radio button Password enabled
- Alternatively edit file UniServerZ\ssl\.htaccess and uncomment (remove #) four lines as shown:
AuthName "Uniform Server - Secure Server Access"
AuthType Basic
AuthUserFile ../../../htpasswd/ssl/.htpasswd
Require valid-user
Disable authentication
- F) Click radio button Password disabled
- Alternatively edit file UniServerZ\ssl\.htaccess and comment (add #) to four lines as shown:
#AuthName "Uniform Server - Secure Server Access"
#AuthType Basic
#AuthUserFile ../../../htpasswd/ssl/.htpasswd
#Require valid-user
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Note: Menu provides a convenient way to enable or disable authentication.
Change Access
Server configuration uses an .htaccess file located in root folder UniServerZ\ssl. It is pre-configured to allow local access only. Four lines (Apache directives) control who can access to the server. These lines are edited as follows:
Local Access
- H) Click radio button Local Access
- Alternatively edit file UniServerZ\ssl\.htaccess and uncomment (remove #) four lines as shown:
Order Deny,Allow
Deny from all
Allow from <IP_ADDRESS>
Allow from ::1
Local and Intranet Access
- I) Click radio button Local and Intranet Access
- Alternatively edit file UniServerZ\ssl\.htaccess and uncomment (remove #) four lines as shown:
Order Deny,Allow
Deny from all
Allow from <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>/16 <IP_ADDRESS>/12 <IP_ADDRESS>/8
Allow from ::1
Local, Intranet and Internet Access
- J) Click radio button Local, Intranet and Internet Access
- Alternatively edit file UniServerZ\ssl\.htaccess and comment (add # to) four lines as shown:
#Order Deny,Allow
#Deny from all
#Allow from <IP_ADDRESS>
#Allow from ::1
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Deny from all. No one allowed access
Allow from <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>/16 <IP_ADDRESS>/12 <IP_ADDRESS>/8 Access is restricted to locahost and Intranet
Allow from <IP_ADDRESS> Access is restricted to locahost (<IP_ADDRESS>) IPv4
Allow from ::1 Access is restricted to locahost (::1) IPv6
Note: The menu provides a convenient way to change and restrict access.
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