Given {{ lsc.rightOperand }} and {{ lsc.leftOperand }};
The product is {{ lsc.productNumber }}
Thing you got: {{ lsc.meow }}
Timestamp 1: {{ lsc.timestamp }}
Given {{ lc.rightOperand }} and {{ lc.leftOperand }};
The sum is {{ lc.sumNumber }}
Thing you got: {{ lc.meow }}
Timestamp 2: {{ lsc.timestamp }}


This function will take a SpatialPoints/PolygonsDataFrame and add one attribute fields from a second SpatialPoints/PolygonsDataFrame
attribute.shapefile(spdf1, spdf2, attributefield = NULL, newfield = NULL, projection = CRS("+proj=longlat +ellps=GRS80 +datum=NAD83 +no_defs"))
| spdf1 | A SpatialPoints/PolygonsDataFrame containing the geometry to add an attribute to |
|---|---|
| spdf2 | A SpatialPoints/PolygonsDataFrame containing the geometry to add an attribute from |
| attributefield | The name of the field in |
| newfield | The name of the field in |
| projection | An |
The original SPDF spdf1 with the new field containing the values inherited from spdf2.
attribute.shapefile()#> Error in grepl(class(spdf1), pattern = "^Spatial((Points)|(Polygons))DataFrame$"): argument "spdf1" is missing, with no default


I am a Full Stack Web Developer/Business Analyst located in Atlanta, GA. Who enjoys reading books, playing video games and watching college football(Go Dawgs)!
This project incorporates both backend and frontend. We were able to use a reliable API to create a useful site for finding cocktails based on searching and exploring. We made a mobile-first designed site with Bootstrap, Express, es6Renderer and PostgreSQL. This site is functional because there are so many options for beverages both alcoholic and non, and the user can load their information and store it in the database.
This project incorporates a Nodejs/Express backend and a React frontend. We were able to use 8 different APIs to create a useful site that shows useful Covid-19 data. The designed of this site incorporates Bootstrap, es6Renderer and PostgreSQL. This site is functional because there is an abundance both of Covid-19 data in one place, such as CDC tweets, videos and news articles from around the world.


MIDI Sustain
Interprets MIDI note on/off + sustain pedal into just note on/off.
Pins
MIDI In
MIDI Out


Request-Level Client-Side API
The request-level API is the most convenient way of using Akka HTTP's client-side functionality. It internally builds upon the Host-Level Client-Side API to provide you with a simple and easy-to-use way of retrieving HTTP responses from remote servers. Depending on your preference you can pick the flow-based or the future-based variant.
Note
It is recommended to first read the Implications of the streaming nature of Request/Response Entities section, as it explains the underlying full-stack streaming concepts, which may be unexpected when coming from a background with non-"streaming first" HTTP Clients.
Note
The request-level API is implemented on top of a connection pool that is shared inside the ActorSystem. A consequence of using a pool is that long-running requests block a connection while running and starve other requests. Make sure not to use the request-level API for long-running requests like long-polling GET requests. Use the Connection-Level Client-Side API instead.
Flow-Based Variant
The flow-based variant of the request-level client-side API is presented by the Http().superPool(...) method. It creates a new "super connection pool flow", which routes incoming requests to a (cached) host connection pool depending on their respective effective URIs.
The Flow returned by Http().superPool(...) is very similar to the one from the Host-Level Client-Side API, so the Using a Host Connection Pool section also applies here.
However, there is one notable difference between a "host connection pool client flow" for the host-level API and a "super-pool flow": Since in the former case the flow has an implicit target host context the requests it takes don't need to have absolute URIs or a valid Host header. The host connection pool will automatically add a Host header if required.
For a super-pool flow this is not the case. All requests to a super-pool must either have an absolute URI or a valid Host header, because otherwise it'd be impossible to find out which target endpoint to direct the request to.
Future-Based Variant
Sometimes your HTTP client needs are very basic. You simply need the HTTP response for a certain request and don't want to bother with setting up a full-blown streaming infrastructure.
For these cases Akka HTTP offers the Http().singleRequest(...) method, which simply turns an HttpRequest instance into Future[HttpResponse]. Internally the request is dispatched across the (cached) host connection pool for the request's effective URI.
Just like in the case of the super-pool flow described above the request must have either an absolute URI or a valid Host header, otherwise the returned future will be completed with an error.
Using the Future-Based API in Actors
When using the Future based API from inside an Actor, all the usual caveats apply to how one should deal with the futures completion. For example you should not access the Actors state from within the Future's callbacks (such as map, onComplete, ...) and instead you should use the pipeTo pattern to pipe the result back to the Actor as a message.
import akka.actor.Actor
import akka.http.scaladsl.Http
import akka.http.scaladsl.model._
import akka.stream.ActorMaterializer
import akka.stream.ActorMaterializerSettings
class Myself extends Actor
with ActorLogging {
import akka.pattern.pipe
import context.dispatcher
final implicit val materializer: ActorMaterializer = ActorMaterializer(ActorMaterializerSettings(context.system))
val http = Http(context.system)
override def preStart() = {
http.singleRequest(HttpRequest(uri = "http://akka.io"))
.pipeTo(self)
}
def receive = {
case HttpResponse(StatusCodes.OK, headers, entity, _) =>
log.info("Got response, body: " + entity.dataBytes.runFold(ByteString(""))(_ ++ _))
case resp @ HttpResponse(code, _, _, _) =>
log.info("Request failed, response code: " + code)
resp.discardEntityBytes()
}
}
Example
import akka.http.scaladsl.Http
import akka.http.scaladsl.model._
import akka.stream.ActorMaterializer
import scala.concurrent.Future
import scala.util.{ Failure, Success }
implicit val system = ActorSystem()
implicit val materializer = ActorMaterializer()
val responseFuture: Future[HttpResponse] =
Http().singleRequest(HttpRequest(uri = "http://akka.io"))
Warning
Be sure to consume the response entities dataBytes:Source[ByteString,Unit] by for example connecting it to a Sink (for example response.discardEntityBytes() if you don't care about the response entity), since otherwise Akka HTTP (and the underlying Streams infrastructure) will understand the lack of entity consumption as a back-pressure signal and stop reading from the underlying TCP connection!
This is a feature of Akka HTTP that allows consuming entities (and pulling them through the network) in a streaming fashion, and only on demand when the client is ready to consume the bytes - it may be a bit surprising at first though.
There are tickets open about automatically dropping entities if not consumed (#18716 and #18540), so these may be implemented in the near future.
Contents


On June 24, 1478 an army commanded by Captain Juan Rejón sent by the Crown of Castile installed a military camp near the mouth of the Guinigualda ravine.
That camp was the origin of what would be the first city founded by the Crown in the Atlantic prior to the colonization of America.
The introduction of sugarcane from America resulted in the Canary Islands being the epicenter of the sugar industry in Europe. This resulted in the camp giving rise to the city of Las Palmas and the start of its great growth.
The neighborhood of Triana would be its axis and in what today is the San Telmo park would be the port of Las Palmas.
Las Palmas, then, would be limited to the neighborhoods of Vegueta and Triana, which, like almost all coastal Castilian cities, had a special fortification due to the attacks of British pirates.
At the beginning of the 19th century, the Canarian economy maintained, as in the rest of Spain, a major share of the agricultural sector, with the traditional division between the sub-sectors of export agriculture (wines) and that of the polyculture of internal self-consumption; an artisan industry reduced to the minimum expression for the reasons already pointed out in the previous century, and a role of intermediary in the commercial relations with the American colonies.
In the middle of the 19th century, the new port began in its current location and a modernization of the entire city was carried out, which had been stagnant for decades since the decline of the sugar industry.
The introduction of sugarcane from America resulted in the Canary Islands being the epicenter of the sugar industry in Europe. This resulted in the camp giving rise to the city of Las Palmas and the start of its great growth.
At the end of the century the first hotel, the Santa Catalina, is now ignagura, today a 5-star hotel in the center of the city that can be seen in the following image. Little by little, more hotels will be emerging and it is in the middle of the 20th century with the construction of the airport that it stands as one of the most demanded tourist destinations at the national level, starting a hotel career by taking over the best areas of the island.
From the 80s the flowering of the south of Gran Canaria displaces the capital as the first tourist destination, especially at the beach level, however the architectural character of the island and that the population is concentrated in this city does not make you lose population or investments.
The guaguas service is improved and modernized and most of the monuments and streets of the island are restored and armored against the dangers of the passage of time. Many buildings such as the congress palace are built, and the unviversity campus is improved.
In recent years there has been an effort to improve the vision of the capital, integrating the most troubled neighborhoods and providing them with money for buildings and social action as in the neighborhood of La Isleta and Polvorín as well as La Minilla.
In addition, much has been invested in the arrangement of the promenade and the beach of Las Canteras, which next to the historic center are the two touristic engines of the capital.
The city has buildings with different architectures but the most marked is the colonial style that would later be taken to South America.
Simple buildings more based on functionality than aesthetics.
The most important monument is the cathedral of the Canary Islands that is in the neighborhood of Vegueta. Neighborhood near where was the port of that time, which was in what is now the San Telmo park.
Like important churches that are conserved this the church of San Jose and the church of Santo Domingo de Guzman.
Near the cathedral there are some churches that have centuries of antiquity as the cathedral, and the Galdos theater pereque, building of the last century that represents the Canarian culture and where the best works of Spain and international are given appointments.
From the time of the incursions of English pirates and trade with South America are some towers or walls such as the Torreón de San Pedro Mártir, known as Castillo de San Cristóbal whose name gives its name to the neighborhood.
In those times, the island was once conquered by the potter of the Dutch fleet, and there was a general looting of the cathedral of Santa Ana as well as churches and private houses.
When retiring of the islands they caused a great fire in which many cultural goods were lost forever, among them very expensive altarpieces in the churches and great works of art many of them made of gold or silver of the time.
However, despite the strength of the fire, the temple resisted thanks to the materials with which it was built.
That is why it has arrived to our days.
The oldest neighborhoods are Vegueta and Triana, which made up the ancient city of Las Palmas.
Among the monuments besides the religious stand out the house of Columbus and the provincial archaeological museum.
As buildings or palaces preserved the Rodriguez Quegles palace or the house Falcon and Quintana, both of a late eighteenth century or the early nineteenth.
Las Palmas has 5 beaches, the beach of San Cristobal, the Laja, the Confital, the Alcaravaneras and the Canteras. The latter is the most important beach in the city and one of the most visited on the island. It extends throughout the north of the capital taking more than 3 kilometers in length. It is divided into several sections as shown in the image below.
All in all, Las Palmas is a lively and dynamic city in Spain and one with the greatest growth potential. The quality of life is quite high due to competitive prices and high consumption due to the number of tourists who visit it every year. In addition the number of parties, festivals and events is very high, there is always some excuse to go out both at night and during the day.
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Before Change
// First level
mydir = os.path.dirname(__file__)
build_path = os.path.join(mydir, "./build_simple.yml")
command.build("foo/nested", build_path)
// Second level: different package
os.mkdir("aaa")
os.chdir("aaa")
After Change
command.build("foo/multiple1", build_path)
// First and second package in the new build dir.
with patch.dict(os.environ, {"QUILT_PRIMARY_PACKAGE_DIR": new_build_dir}):
command.build("foo/multiple1", simple_build_path)
command.build("foo/multiple2", simple_build_path)
// Cannot see the second package yet.
with self.assertRaises(ImportError):
from quilt.data.foo import multiple2
// Now search the new build dir.


Apache™ FOP Design: PDF Library
Introduction
The PDF Library is an independant package of classes in Apache™ FOP. These class provide a simple way to construct documents and add the contents. The classes are found in org.apache.fop.pdf.*.
PDF Document
This is where most of the document is created and put together.
It sets up the header, trailer and resources. Each page is made and added to the document. There are a number of methods that can be used to create/add certain PDF objects to the document.
Building PDF
The PDF Document is built by creating a page for each page in the Area Tree.
This page then has all the contents added. The page is then added to the document and available objects can be written to the output stream.
The contents of the page are things such as text, lines, images etc. The PDFRenderer inserts the text directly into a pdf stream. The text consists of markup to set fonts, set text position and add text.
Most of the simple pdf markup is inserted directly into a pdf stream. Other more complex objects or commonly used objects are added through java classes. Some pdf objects such as an image consists of two parts.
It has a separate object for the image data and another bit of markup to display the image in a certain position on the page.
The java objects that represent a pdf object implement a method that returns the markup for inserting into a stream. The method is: byte[] toPDF().
Features
Fonts
Support for embedding fonts and using the default Acrobat fonts.
Images
Images can be inserted into a page. The image can either be inserted as a pixel map or directly insert a jpeg image.
Stream Filters
A number of filters are available to encode the pdf streams. These filters can compress the data or change it such as converting to hex.
Links
A pdf link can be added for an area on the page. This link can then point to an external destination or a position on any page in the document.
Patterns
The fill and stroke of graphical objects can be set with a colour, pattern or gradient.
The are a number of other features for handling pdf markup relevent to creating PDF files for FOP.


First Technical Blog Post
Week 1 Recap
Friday the 16th, 2015
Version control is an extremely useful tool for developers. Using version control allows developers to venture and make changes to code without worrying about altering previous code. In addition, version control saves all edits so if mistakes are made, developers can go back to previous versions of the code. Git, which is a version control system, helps keep track of these changes. Whenever a change is made to code or a file, it is logged in git and the user can check all of the previous changes through git. Paired with git is GitHub. While git stores all of your versions locally on your computer, GitHub stores them online for you to share with your peers. This is essential for teams that work on the same code and need to view eachother's work seamlessly and easily.


pyfos_rest_util
- PyFOS module to provide rest support for FOS objects.¶
The pyfos_rest_util
provides a framework to add new FOS objects for REST support.
- -Steps to add REST support for new FOS object
- Add a new enum for your FOS object in the rest_obj_type class.
Example: class rest_obj_type():
unknown = 0
**ipif** = **11**
- Add the name of your FOS object type in the function getrestobjectname.
Example: elif objtype == rest_obj_type.ipif:
return "Extension IP ADDRESS"
Inherit from class rest_object and init the base class.
Add attributes as per the yang definitions as per Steps to add a Rest Attribute.
Example: class extension_ipaddress(rest_object):
def __init__(self, session, dictvalues={}):
rest_object.__init__(self, session, rest_obj_type.ipif, "/rest/running/brocade-interface/extension-ip-interface")
self.add(rest_attribute("name", None, 1, 0))
self.add(rest_attribute("ip-address", None, 1, 0))
self.add(rest_attribute("dp-id", None, 1, 0))
self.add(rest_attribute("ip-prefix-length", None, 0, 1))
self.add(rest_attribute("mtu-size", None, 0, 1))
self.add(rest_attribute("vlan-id", None, 0, 1))
self.add(rest_attribute("status-flags", None, 0, 0))
self.load(dictvalues)
- -Steps to add REST attributes in a FOS object.
Leaf attribute with no parent.
Example: self.add(rest_attribute("name", None, 1, 0))
- Container or list attribute
Example: self.add(rest_attribute("l2-cos", dict(), 0, 1, **1**))
leaf attribute with another container or list as its parent.
Example: self.add(rest_attribute("priority-control", None, 0, 1), **["l2-cos"]**)
self.add(rest_attribute("fc-priority-high", None, 0, 1), **["l2-cos"]**)
self.add(rest_attribute("fc-priority-medium", None, 0, 1), **["l2-cos"]**)
self.add(rest_attribute("fc-priority-low", None, 0, 1), **["l2-cos"]**)
self.add(rest_attribute("ip-priority-high", None, 0, 1), **["l2-cos"]**)
self.add(rest_attribute("ip-priority-medium", None, 0, 1),**["l2-cos"]**)
self.add(rest_attribute("ip-priority-low", None, 0, 1), **[l2-cos]**)
- -setters and getters for attributes
Any attrbute added in the derived class of rest object has the option to get and set value for each attribute. For each attribute in the derived class a default setter and getter function is installed and can be invoked independently as and when needed.
note: - The getters and setters are prefixed with get_ or set_.
- Then it contains all the parents string starting from the top level container till the immediate parent concatenated with an underscore ‘_’.
- Then it contains the corresponding attrbute name.
- All ‘-‘ are replaced with ‘_’ and in lowercase for installing the function.
- Leaf attribute with no parent:
Example: self.add(rest_attribute("vlan-id", None, 0, 1))
- Default setter: set_vlan_id
- Default getter: get_vlan_id
note: In test code following can be invoked by the user as below.
myipobject = pyfos_extension_ipaddress.extension_ipaddress(session)
myipobject.set_vlan_id(800)
myipobject.get_vlan_id()
- Container or List attribute.
Example: self.add(rest_attribute("l2-cos", dict(), 0, 1, **1**))
- Default setter: set_l2_cos
- Default getter: get_l2cos
note: The value for setter will be a list of dictionary values from its child attributes.
mytunnelobject = pyfos_extn_tunnel.extension_tunnel(session)
mytunnelobject.set_l2_cos([{ 'priority-control": 0, 'fc-priority-high" : 1 ........}])
mytunnelobject.get_l2_cos()
- Leaf attribute with another container or list as its parent.
Example: self.add(rest_attribute("fc-priority-low", None, 0, 1), `` **["l2-cos"]** ``)
- Default setter: set_l2_cos_fc_priority_low
- Default getter: get_l2cos_fc_priority_low
note: The value for setter will be a list of dictionary values from its child attributes.
mytunnelobject = pyfos_extn_tunnel.extension_tunnel(session)
mytunnelobject.set_l2_cos_fc_priority_low(5)
mytunnelobject.get_l2_cos_fc_priority_low()
-writting a test code.
-
pyfos_rest_util.
getrestobjectname
(objtype, fmt=0)¶ This function provides the name for all instance of rest_object supported by FOS
All derived class from rest_object should define their object name.
-
class
pyfos_rest_util.
rest_attribute
(name, a_type, value={}, properties={}, parent=0, list_count=0)¶ This class encompasses a rest attribute and may be a leaf or be a container attribute as per yang
- Attributes:
name: The name of the attribute as per the yang definition. is_config: The is_config indicates if its a config attribute as per yang. isattributemap: The isattributemap indicates if its a container attribute as per yang. is_key: The is_key confirms if its key attribute. parent: The parent is the parent container of object. value: The value of the attribute. The details of attribute value is as below.
- Leaf Attribute value is the value of the object
- Container Attribute value is the value of its children dictionary.
- Leaf List Attribute Value is a list of values.
- Container List Attribute value is a list of dictionary values of a child.
-
addchild
(attribute, list_count=0)¶ Add a child attribute to anpther attribute which is a map
-
addhierarchy
(attribute)¶ Add a child attribute to anpther attribute which is a map
-
clone
(list_count=0)¶ Clone an Attribute
-
clone_hierarchy
(hierarchy, parent, list_count)¶ Clone the attribute hierarchy of the attribute
-
compare
(retdict, reset_modified=0)¶ Compare the object to the passed dictionary values
-
copy
()¶ Copy Constructor for an Attribute
-
create_html_content
(optype)¶ Create the post string data equivalent for an Attribute
-
display
()¶ Display an Attribute
-
fromdict
(attribdict)¶ Assign the attrbiute value from a dict
-
getallparentstring
()¶ Get all the parent string for generic setters and getters implementation
-
getchildattrib
(name, list_count=0)¶ Get the Child attribute for this Attribute.
-
getclonename
()¶ Get the clone name of the rest_attribute
-
gethierarchy
(attribute)¶ Returns the clone hierarchy of the attribute
-
getisattributelist
()¶ Get the isattributemap value of this attribute
-
getisattributemap
()¶ Get the isattributemap value of this attribute
-
getisconfig
()¶ Get the is_config value of this attribute
-
getiskey
()¶ Get the is_key value of this attribute
-
getisvaluechanged
()¶ Get if the value is changed for the object
-
getname
()¶ Get the name of the rest_attribute
-
getuservalue
()¶ Get the value of the attribute this is External function
-
getvalue
()¶ Get the value of the attribute this is internal function for the object
-
is_top_level
()¶ Check if the attribute is top level i.e direct child attribute of the rest object
-
modified
()¶ Check if any of the values in the object is modified
-
objdisplay
()¶ Display an Attribute
-
reprJSON
()¶ Get the JSON representation of the rest_attribute
-
setclonename
()¶ This is the cloning name and should be called after linking it with the Parent is complete
-
setparent
(parent, list_count=0)¶ Set the parent of the rest_attribute
-
setuservalue
(value, changed=1)¶ Set the value of the attribute External function
-
setvalue
(value, changed=1)¶ Set the value of the attribute internal function
-
setvaluechanged
(changed)¶ Set if the value is changed for the object
-
supportedop
(op)¶ Check if the attribute is supported for the GET methods requested
-
todict
()¶ Convert the attribute in to a dictonary
-
uri_string
(optype)¶ Create the uri string data equivalent for an Attribute
-
class
pyfos_rest_util.
rest_get_method
¶ This class provides enum definition for different request methods for rest_handler class
Based on these enum definitions the rest handler class creates appropriate URI and or POST data for request.
-
class
pyfos_rest_util.
rest_handler
(uri_base)¶ This class encompasses all the REST operations supported from the FOS Objects as per yang
- Attributes:
- session: The login session to a FOS switch. uri_base: The uri_base is the base URI string to access the corresponding object. obj: The obj is the corresponding rest object instance for rest_handler to work on. test: The test dictionary is to capture all the different test executions.
-
class
pyfos_rest_util.
rest_obj_type
¶ This class identifies the different rest objects supported by FOS
All derived class from rest_object should define their enum here accordingly
-
class
pyfos_rest_util.
rest_object
(obj_type, uri)¶ This class encompasses a REST supported FOS object as per yang
- Attributes:
- obj_type: The obj_type corresponding to a FOS object. uri_base: The uri_base is the base URI string to access the corresponding object. obj: The obj is the corresponding rest object instance for rest_handler to work on. test: The test dictionary is to capture all the different test executions.
-
add
(attribute, parents=[])¶ The function is to add the attribute to the rest object
-
addclone
(name, attribute)¶ Add the clone instance Update
-
display
()¶ The function is to serialize the object to a dictionary
-
getcontainer
()¶ Get the rest container object name
-
gethierarchy
(clonename)¶ Get the clone hierarchy given a clone name
-
load
(dictvalues, changed=0)¶ The function is to load or deserialze from a dictionary of values into the object itself
-
objdisplay
()¶ The function is to serialize the object to a dictionary with object pointer details
-
reprJSON
()¶ Represent the rest object in the JSON format


VPI wrapper - it contains a pointer to VPI interface and SVAUnit API's
Stores the current status of the check used
When this bit is 1, the test should stop
Verify that the SVA with a given name or path started but has not finished
Returns:
1 if the assertion started but has not finished and 0 otherwise
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
Verify that the SVA with a given name or path succeeded
Returns:
1 if the assertion succeeded and 0 otherwise
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
Will disable the starting of any new attempt for all SVAs (this will have no effect on any existing attempts or if SVA was already disable; on default all SVAs are enable)
Will disable the starting of any new attempt for a given SVA (this will have no effect on any existing attempts or if SVA was already disable; on default all SVAs are enable)
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
Will disable step callback for all SVAs (this will have no effect if step callback is not enabled or it was already disabled)
Will disable step callback for a given SVA (this will have no effect if step callback is not enabled or it was already disabled)
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
Will enable starting any new attempts for all SVAs (this will have no effect if SVA was already enable or on any current attempt)
Will enable starting any new attempts for a given SVA (this will have no effect if SVA was already enable or on any current attempt)
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
Will enable step callback for all SVAs (by default, stepping is disabled; this will have no effect if stepping was already enabled; the stepping mode cannot be modified after the assertion attempt has started)
Will enable step callback for a given SVA (by default, stepping is disabled; this will have no effect if stepping was already enabled; the stepping mode cannot be modified after the assertion attempt has started)
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
Verify if the expression is FALSE - the test will fail if the expression is FALSE
Arguments:
a_expression : the expression to be checked
a_error_msg : user error message to be printed if the check fails
a_line : the line number where the check is exercised
a_filename : the file name where the check is exercised
Verify if all SVAs succeeded - the test will fail if all SVA succeeded
Arguments:
a_error_msg : custom error message which will be printed when the check fails
Verify if a given SVA exists - the test will fail if SVA does not exists
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
a_error_msg : user error message to be printed if the check fails
a_line : the line number where the check is exercised
a_filename : the file name where the check is exercised
Verify if a given SVA is enabled - the test will fail if SVA is enable
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
a_error_msg : user error message to be printed if the check fails
a_line : the line number where the check is exercised
a_filename : the file name where the check is exercised
Verify if a given SVA finished - the test will fail if the assertion finished
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
a_error_msg : user error message to be printed if the check fails
a_line : the line number where the check is exercised
a_filename : the file name where the check is exercised
Verify if a given SVA didn't finished - the test will fail if the assertion didn't finished
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
a_error_msg : user error message to be printed if the check fails
a_line : the line number where the check is exercised
a_filename : the file name where the check is exercised
Verify if a given SVA didn't started - the test will fail if the assertion didn't started
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
a_error_msg : user error message to be printed if the check fails
a_line : the line number where the check is exercised
a_filename : the file name where the check is exercised
Verify if a given SVA didn't succeeded (the assertion should have succeeded), the test should fail
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
a_error_msg : user error message to be printed if the check fails
a_line : the line number where the check is exercised
a_filename : the file name where the check is exercised
Verify if a given SVA didn't finished but the first state is START, the test will fail if the assertion didn't finished but the first state is START
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
a_error_msg : user error message to be printed if the check fails
a_line : the line number where the check is exercised
a_filename : the file name where the check is exercised
Verify if a given SVA succeeded - the test will fail if SVA succeeded
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
a_error_msg : user error message to be printed if the check fails
a_line : the line number where the check is exercised
a_filename : the file name where the check is exercised
Find the position of the first character of the first match of s2 in s1
Returns:
the position of the first character of the first match. If no matches were found, the function will return -1
Arguments:
a_s1 : the string used to search in the s2
a_s2 : the string to search for.
Verify that the first state of an SVA with a given name or path is not start
Returns:
1 if the first state of assertion is not start and 0 otherwise
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
Get an assertion with a given name or path from list
Returns:
the assertion from SVA list
Arguments:
a_sva : the assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
Get the immediate assertion info which corresponds to a given SVA
Returns:
the immediate assertion info which corresponds to a given SVA
Arguments:
a_sva_name : a string represents the SVA name used to select the immediate assertion
Get the immediate assertions info which corresponds to a given test
Arguments:
a_test_name : a string represents the test name used to select the immediate assertion
a_checks_for_test : a list of immediate assertions info which corresponds to a given test
Get a list with names for all immediate assertion used
Arguments:
a_lof_used_checks : list of immediate assertions from where the report is made
a_lof_used_checks_names : list which contains the names of the checks used in this unit test
Get a list with names for all immediate assertion used which were not used
Arguments:
a_lof_used_checks : list of immediate assertions from where the report is made
a_lof_not_used_checks_names : list which contains the name of the checks not used in this unit test
Get the first state of an SVA with a given name or path
Returns:
the first state of assertion
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
Get the last state of an SVA with a given name or path
Returns:
the last state of assertion
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
Get the total number of SVAs
Get the total number of SVAs tested from all tests
Returns:
the total number of SVAs tested from all tests
Arguments:
a_test_name : the name of the test where the SVA was exercised
Compute the number of times an SVA with a given name or path has failed
Returns:
the number of times an assertion failed
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
Compute the number of times an SVA with a given name or path started
Returns:
the number of times an assertion started
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
Compute the number of times an SVA with a given name or path succeeded
Returns:
the number of times an assertion succeeded
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
Get the number of times an immediate assertion passed during simulation
Returns:
the number of times an immediate assertion passed during simulation
Arguments:
a_check_name : the check name
a_lof_used_checks : list of immediate assertions from where the report is made
Get the number of times an immediate assertion was tested during simulation
Returns:
the number of times an immediate assertion was tested during simulation
Arguments:
a_check_name : the check name
a_lof_used_checks : list of immediate assertions from where the report is made
Form the status to be printed as a string
Returns:
a string represents the status to be printed
Get all SVA from all tests which have not been tested
Arguments:
a_test_name : the name of the test where the SVA was exercised
a_sva_not_tested : list of all SVAs which have not been tested
Get the names of the SVAs which were not tested during test
Arguments:
a_not_tested_sva : the SVAs which were not tested during a given test
a_not_tested_sva_names : list of SVAUnit checks names which have not been tested
Get a list of all SVAs which have been tested from a_test_name
Arguments:
a_test_name : the name of the test where the SVA was exercised
a_sva_tested : a list of all SVAs which have the same tested status
Get the names of the SVAs which were tested during test
Arguments:
a_tested_sva : the SVAs which were tested during a given test
a_tested_sva_names : list of SVAs names which were tested during test
Will return the name of the test where the VPI wrapper is instantiated
Returns:
a string with the name of the test where this component is instantiated
Get immediate assertions from all tests
Returns:
the total number of immediate assertions
Verify that an SVA with a given name or path is enable
Returns:
1 if the assertion is enable and 0 otherwise
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
Verify that an SVA with a given name or path has finished
Returns:
1 if the assertion has finished and 0 otherwise
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
Verify that an SVA with a given name or path has not finished
Returns:
1 if the assertion has not finished and 0 otherwise
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
Will discard any attempts of all SVAs (the SVA will remain enabled and does not reset any state used by any SVA)
Arguments:
a_sim_time : the simulation time from which the SVA attempts will be killed
Will discard any attempts of a given SVA (the SVA will remain enabled and does not reset any state used by this SVA)
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
a_sim_time : the simulation time from which the SVA attempts will be killed
Automatic check verified at the end of test for all enabled SVAs, if there are not any checks in unit test
Verify if the expression is FALSE - the test will pass if the expression is FALSE
Arguments:
a_expression : the expression to be checked
a_error_msg : user error message to be printed if the check fails
a_line : the line number where the check is exercised
a_filename : the file name where the check is exercised
Verify if all SVAs succeeded - the test will pass if all SVA succeeded
Arguments:
a_error_msg : custom error message which will be printed when the check fails
Verify if a given SVA exists - the test will pass if SVA does not exists
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
a_error_msg : user error message to be printed if the check fails
a_line : the line number where the check is exercised
a_filename : the file name where the check is exercised
Verify if a given SVA is enabled - the test will pass if SVA is enable
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
a_error_msg : user error message to be printed if the check fails
a_line : the line number where the check is exercised
a_filename : the file name where the check is exercised
Verify if a given SVA finished - the test will pass if the assertion finished
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
a_error_msg : user error message to be printed if the check fails
a_line : the line number where the check is exercised
a_filename : the file name where the check is exercised
Verify if a given SVA didn't finished - the test will pass if the assertion didn't finished
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
a_error_msg : user error message to be printed if the check fails
a_line : the line number where the check is exercised
a_filename : the file name where the check is exercised
Verify if a given SVA didn't started - the test will pass if the assertion didn't started
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
a_error_msg : user error message to be printed if the check fails
a_line : the line number where the check is exercised
a_filename : the file name where the check is exercised
Verify if a given SVA didn't succeeded (the assertion should have failed), the test will pass if the assertion didn't succeeded
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
a_error_msg : user error message to be printed if the check fails
a_line : the line number where the check is exercised
a_filename : the file name where the check is exercised
Verify if a given SVA didn't finished but the first state is START, the test will pass if the assertion didn't finished but the first state is START
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
a_error_msg : user error message to be printed if the check fails
a_line : the line number where the check is exercised
a_filename : the file name where the check is exercised
Verify if a given SVA succeeded - the test will fail if SVA does not succeeded
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
a_error_msg : user error message to be printed if the check fails
a_line : the line number where the check is exercised
a_filename : the file name where the check is exercised
Print a report for all checks tested for the current unit test
Print a report for all checks tested from a specific list with immediate assertions
Arguments:
a_lof_used_checks : list of immediate assertions from where the report is made
a_test_name : the name of the test used to print it's checks
Print a report for all SVA which have failed
Print a report for all SVA which have failed
Arguments:
a_test_name : the name of the test used to print it's checks
a_lof_used_checks : list of immediate assertions from where the report is made
Will print the report for the current immediate assertions
Form the status to be printed
Returns:
a string represents the status to be printed
Print a list with all SVAs and with its status
Print a report for all checks tested for the SVAs
Print a report for all checks tested for the SVAs from a specific list with immediate assertions
Arguments:
a_test_name : the name of the test used to print it's checks
a_lof_used_checks : list of immediate assertions from where the report is made
Will print assertion info for an SVA with a given name
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name to be found in SVA list
Will discard all current attempts in progress for all SVAs and resets the SVAs to initial state
Will discard all current attempts in progress for an SVA with a given name or path and resets the SVA to its initial state
Arguments:
a_sva_name : assertion name or path to be found in SVA list
Set test name in VPI interface
Arguments:
a_test_name : the name of the test to be added inside VPI interface
Will discard any attempt in progress and disable any SVA to be started (all callbacks will be removed)
------------------------------- SYSTEM OFF -------------------------------- Will disable any SVA to being started and all current attempts will be considered as unterminated
------------------------------- SYSTEM ON -------------------------------- Will restart the SVAs after it was stopped
Will discard all attempts in progress for all SVAs and restore the entire assertion system to its initial state. (The vpiAssertionStepSuccess and vpiAssertionStepFailure callbacks will be removed)
Update the test's status according to the number of failed assertions


Research
A Google Survey was conducted to which 112 people responded. The questions asked were regarding the daily chat experiences.
1. What is the average number of people you chat with paralllely, at the same time?
2.Has it ever happened to you, that while chatting with two or more people, you were busy texting one, and accidentally forgot about the other(s)?
The Solution
According to a research-study, while using a messaging app, 90% of the time, the focus of the user is on the lower half of the screen, thus the upper half of the screen has a lot of space which can be used to introduce new elements/features.
Josh Clark, in his book Designing for Touch, states that 75% of interactions over mobile are thumb-driven. Thus keeping this in mind, the top-left corner of the screen can be hardly reached. The range we are left with is the triangle formed by the bottom-left, bottom-right and the top-right. As discussed above, the upper screen can be used for introducing a new element.
Thus I came to the conclusion that the space bellow the "options" (top-right), can be used to introduce the new element! A small grey clickable element, when clicked, would roll out a list of contacts the user had recently texted.
As a new message comes, a small clickable div rolls out from the right, showing the initial few words of the text received. The text then disappears after a few seconds and there is a change in the color of the element, thus reminding us of the new messages received.
Extra Edge
While I was trying to find out a solution to this problem, I realised that there was another minor problem that came up while chatting parallely. Everytime I switch chats, it took me time to find out which were the new messages and which were the one's I had had received earlier.
So I came up with this solution that the block of the older messages have gray border, and the block of the new messages have vibrant colors (The color depends on what the user choses).
Homework
First attempt, trying to find out the perfect layout, and where the new element can be placed.
Iterations for differentiation of the earlier received text from the one's received just now.
Finalisation of the new element, it's placement and it's functionality!


Mr. Death: The Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter, Jr.
rated PG-13 91 minutes a documentary featuring Fred A. Leuchter Jr., Caroline Leuchter, and Ernst Zundel directed by Errol Morris
A Video Review by Frankie Paiva
Fred A. Leuchter Jr., a man who improved the electric chair, gallows, and the lethal injection machine in the 1980s, should not expect his research to concern a large audience. After all, only those receiving capital punishment would ever get to experience his work. So maybe Mr. Death: The Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter, Jr. is supposed to educate its audience about his progress in the field. We certainly learn more about the before and after of the electrocution process than most will ever need to know. Leuchter is so straightforward when he explains why two shocks of electricity must be used, or lists everything that could go wrong with a hanging that his graphic statements are never short of sickening. He is dismayed there is no interest in making executions more humane. Looking for any way possible to increase awareness of his research, Leuchter agreed to travel to Poland to investigate sites thought to have been gas chambers during the Holocaust for Ernst Zundel. Zundel published a pamphlet claiming the Holocaust was a hoax, and was brought to court in Canada for printing something he knew was false. After some rather amateurish investigation, Fred believes there was no way any type of gas chamber could have existed. One gets an even better sense of this disturbing man as the film goes on from interviews with his wife and others.
This is probably one of the closest attempts to making a documentary horror film ever. Fred A. Leuchter Jr. is one of the most interesting subjects to come along in a while. When he drones on (sounding amazingly like Woody Allen) about why a lethal injection machine is totally different from an electric chair he sent chills down my spine. Even scarier is the thought that this man is an actual person. His odd appearance, Austin Powers yellow teeth, and bizarre coffee addiction makes him even creepier. Errol Morris has an exciting visual style that is defined, but never glossy. The movie is always attention grabbing for its entire ninety-one minute running time.
Mr. Death certainly raises questions of free speech. Regardless how many Jews disappeared from the planet, Zundel’s trial does raise questions that could perhaps be relevant to other cases or situations. Queries also arise about the accuracy of Fred’s research. Not only is seeing him illegally rummaging through piles of rubble surrounding Holocaust ruins disrespectful, it is downright frightening. In one interview the scientist who tested Leuchter’s samples of walls and soil from Poland for traces of cyanide reveals he probably did the tests wrong. Since cyanide only leaves traces about the size of a tenth of a human hair, it is uncertain whether or not the negative results are accurate. Looking into his eyes as he admits to probably performing the wrong procedures is daunting. These scientific errors could happen to you.
This is not an entirely great film, but certainly a unique one that looks at death and persons who do not believe in the Holocaust with care and a sense of fairness. This is a rare documentary because it examines both sides of the issue. Take a journey with Fred A. Leuchter Jr. and you will be disturbed and entertained in a way different to anything you’ve experienced before.
B+
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Apache OpenNLP jars and basic English language models.
| Version: | 1.5.3-4 |
| Imports: | rJava (≥ 0.6-3) |
| Published: | 2017-11-12 |
| Author: | Kurt Hornik [aut, cre], The Apache Software Foundation [ctb, cph] (Apache OpenNLP Java libraries), JWNL development team [ctb, cph] (JWNL Java WordNet Library) |
| Maintainer: | Kurt Hornik <Kurt.Hornik at R-project.org> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://opennlp.apache.org/, http://opennlp.sourceforge.net/models-1.5/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| SystemRequirements: | Java (>= 5.0) |
| CRAN checks: | openNLPdata results |
| Reference manual: | openNLPdata.pdf |
| Package source: | openNLPdata_1.5.3-4.tar.gz |
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| OS X binaries: | r-release: openNLPdata_1.5.3-4.tgz, r-oldrel: openNLPdata_1.5.3-4.tgz |
| Old sources: | openNLPdata archive |
| Reverse imports: | openNLP, rapidraker |
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Happy New Year Jaan Maina
To the angelic girl I have met! I love you
You liked it? I know right
Little Chicken is here to help you find what's hidden. TIP: Go on clicking the cards below
Maina, Home Page ot card scratch kori eku koribo napala???
Awww sorry Kolija. Etu lua password. Type it is as it is:
pauli kon
Did we even imagine our roads would meet back then?
Finding you was a miracle. Beya Suali.
PARASWAJITA
You aren't close to my heart:( Stupid!  I love you
HAPPPPPPY NEW YEAR 2020 KOLIJA


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The idea is to be familiar with these phrases.
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ACCUSATIVE CASE. 1. In saecula unto ages. 2. In aeternum for ever. 3. Super nos upon us.
ABLATIVE CASE. 4. Sine termino without end. 5. In patria in our native home. 6. De coelis of heaven. 7. Pro nobis for us. 8. Sine labe without stain. 9. Ab Utroque from Both. 10. De coelo from heaven. 11. In se in itself. 12. Sub Sacramento under the Sacrament. 13. In nobis within us. 14. In principio in the beginning,


Steelers vs. Browns final score: Myles Garrett's helmet smash mars Cleveland win
by Dan BernsteinMason Rudolph finished an abysmal night against the Browns' defense Thursday with two fourth-quarter interceptions, including one that helped Cleveland secure its third touchdown of the game.

The incident will almost certainly overshadow a solid victory by the Browns, and hefty suspensions and fines are a near-certainty.
Pittsburgh was also dealt injury blows to receivers Juju Smith-Schuster (concussion) and Diontae Johnson (head) and running back James Conner (shoulder).
MORE: Update on Juju Smith-Schuster injury
The Browns, meanwhile, lost safety Morgan Burnett to injury and safetyDamarious Randall to an ejection for his hit on Johnson.
Sporting News tracked live scoring updates and highlights fromSteelers vs. Browns on " Thursday Night Football ." Here's how the Browns won:
Steelers vs. Browns score
| Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | Total | |
| Steelers | 0 | 0 | 7 | 0 | 7 |
| Browns | 7 | 7 | 0 | 7 | 21 |
Steelers vs. Browns result, highlights
Final: Browns 21, Steelers 7
11:41 p.m. — Oh, boy. A huge brawl breaks out with eight seconds left and the game well over. Myles Garrett smashed Rudolph with his helmet. That was bad.
11:27 p.m. — Fourth interception of the nightby Rudolph. He'll be happy when this is over.
11:20 p.m. — TOUCHDOWN, Browns. The Steelers just got Moss'd. Stephen Carlson makes a leaping catch over hisdefender in the end zone. 21-7, Browns.
11:17 p.m. — Rudolph throws his third interception of the night. Horrible, horrible throw. If Cleveland scores a touchdown here, this game is probably over.
11:16 p.m. — With 6:32 left, Pittsburgh takes over inside its own 10.
11:07 p.m. — Aaaand Pittsburgh punts again.
11:05 p.m. — Pittsburgh has the ball back with more than 10 minutes remaining. Plenty of time.
10:58 p.m. — The Steelers turn it over on downs. Rudolph was lucky not to have been picked off there.
End of third quarter: Browns 14, Steelers 7
10:51 p.m. — Seibert misses his second field goal of the night. On to the fourth quarter we go.
10:35 p.m. — TOUCHDOWN, Steelers. Pittsburgh gets back in it with a Jaylen Samuels TD reception. 14-7, Browns.
10:29 p.m. — Damarious Randall has been ejected for targeting. The Browns are now without both of their starting safeties, as Burnett left injured earlier.
10:18 p.m. — Picked! Rudolph throws way behind his receiver and pays the price.
10:09 p.m. — The second half is underway.
Halftime: Browns 14, Steelers 0
9:43 p.m. — Now the Browns miss a field goal, this one from 45 yards out.
9:40 p.m. — Rudolph is picked off! Burnett, who has made a couple of big plays, gets the takeaway and returns it into Steelers territory.
9:27 p.m. — Smith-Schuster is helped off the field after a helmet-to-helmet hit. He stayed down for a while.
9:21 p.m. — TOUCHDOWN, Browns. Jarvis Landry doubles the lead. He was wide open. 14-0, Browns.
9:20 p.m. — Pass interference in the end zone, assessed to Joe Haden, gives Cleveland a first-and-goal setup.
9:12 p.m. — Big play for Cleveland! On the second snap of the Browns drive, Mayfield hitsKhadarel Hodge for 41 yards.
9:10 p.m. — Rudolph launches a deep ball on third down, but it's broken up nicely by Morgan Burnett.
End of first quarter: Browns 7, Steelers 0
8:53 p.m. — Pittsburgh forces a punt. Solid rebound from that first drive.
8:51 p.m. — Great catch-and-run by Kareem Hunt on third-and-long. He turns a dump-off pass from Mayfield into a first down with a couple of shifty moves.
8:45 p.m. — The drive stalls, though, on an incomplete third-down pass by Mason Rudolphintothe flat. Then, kicker Chris Boswell shanks a 44-yard field goal attempt.
8:44 p.m. — This second Steelers drive is looking much better. Deep into Browns territory.
8:35 p.m. — TOUCHDOWN, Browns. Mayfield runs it in. 7-0, Browns.
8:32 p.m. — It's Odell Beckham Jr. streaking free on a post route and snagging an on-target pass from Baker Mayfield. Initially ruled a TD, but overturned on review.
8:29 p.m. — Steelers go three-and-out.
8:25 p.m. — The Steelers receive the opening kickoff.


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Evie is a lightweight theme that includes pages, some components and styles most elements in a way that fit together to create appealing websites.
There are two versions: production which includes both minified and unminified CSS and JS files along with the html template. The development version contains the SASS files and the full source code for the theme and the documents.
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Even before I first visited, Boston always seemed magical to me. I have to blame Laura Ingalls, for when she wanted to run away from home, Boston was where the train was going, and that had to be where freedom and independence waited...
My passion: computers - I remember when the first Apple IIGS was brought into my elementary school. I would gaze into the computer lab, mouth agape, absolutely in awe! But it wasn't until I moved to Boston that there were enough computers around to bliss out to my heart's content!
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Large Michigan Map.
http://www.sunriselanding.com/large_michigan_map.htm
Michigan maps from Omnimap International Map Store; travel maps ...
Omnimap, a world leader in map supply, offers the best selection of maps of Michigan, plus . Michigan Road Maps - Laminated maps . Michigan Wall Maps .
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Michigan State Map - A large detailed map of Michigan State USA
A large detailed map of Michigan State and street maps of Michigan State cities and towns.
http://www.washingtonstatesearch.com/United_States_maps/Michigan/Michigan_map.html
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DNR - Maps and Atlases in Genealogical Research - State of Michigan
The Library of Michigan maintains a large collection of maps and atlases that can be used for Michigan historical and genealogical research. Titles may be .
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Michigan Highway Wall Map - Maps.com
Map of Michigan from Maps.com is perfect for when you need a US state county map. Counties, cities, roads and geographic features can been seen on this .
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Michigan Maps
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Michigan Wall Map. A 1:700,000-scale Michigan wall map by Raven Maps. This large detailed map measures 40" x 45" and looks great on your office wall or in .
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MDOT - PDF version - State of Michigan
When a section of the map is clicked, a separate window will open containing a larger image of the corresponding state or city map section. Printing Tip: Be sure .
http://www.michigan.gov/mdot/0,4616,7-151-9622_11033_11151-65571--,00.html
Michigan (MI) Map
Michigan (MI), a state , is in the Midwestern region of USA. The capital of Michigan state is Lansing and the Largest City is Detroit. View larger Map. Download .
http://www.mapsofworld.com/usa/states/michigan/
map of michigan large color map
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Map of Michigan
This Michigan shaded relief map shows the major physical features of the state. For other nice views of the state see Michigan Satellite image, Michigan wall .
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Crystal Palace player ratings: Errors cost Eagles after Wilfried Zaha torments Liverpool
Liverpool came away 2-1 victors against Crystal Palace to continue their impressive start after some VAR controversey and some late goals.
by Scott TrotterVicente Guaita
Was quick of his line to sweep up some early danger and was as authoritative for the rest of the match. His hand wasn't strong enough to palm Sadio Mane's shot wide. 7.
Joel Ward
Put in a very solid display and was relatively untroubled for most of the time he spent on the pitch. Had to go off with an injury. 6.
James Tomkins
Great block 10 minutes in to deny Sadio Mane what looked a certain goal. Had a stellar first half display and would have deserved the goal had it not being ruled out by VAR. Perhaps had a chance to clear the ball before it reached Mane for Liverpool's first goal. 6.
Gary Cahill
Headed over a decent chance in the first half but was generally as solid as ever other than in Palace's awful attempts to clear the ball before Liverpool's winner. 5
Patrick van Aanholt
Put some good pressure on Trent Alexander-Arnold early doors to earn a corner and help to set a tone in the first period. Was found wanting in defence a couple of times and had an opportunity to clear the ball before Roberto Firmino's goal. 4.
Cheikhou Kouyate
Once again showed his ability when carrying the ball and had a really good battle in the centre of the park. Quieter after Virgil van Dijk stood on his foot as they both landed from a header. 6
Luka Milivojevic
Produced some good deliveries from the set piece and was composed when receiving the ball deep in the Palace half. 6.
James McArthur
Disciplined performance from the Eagles' workhorse. 6.
Andros Townsend
Determined and relentless effort from the winger who looked to take advantage of an Andrew Robertson just returning from injury. A few good efforts from range but perhaps looked once too often in the end. A very good performance though. 7.
Wilfried Zaha
Lively display and consistently caused Alexander-Arnold problems. The Eagles were regularly able to engage the Ivory Coast winger into the game and looked better for it. Took an advantage of a small pocket of space to score his first goal of the season at a crucial moment. 7
Jordan Ayew
Missed a perfect opportunity to give the Eagles the lead early on but it was promising to see the forward in the box much more often. His push perhaps cost Palace their goal but otherwise was generally solid. 5.
Substitutes
Martin Kelly: Got forward well in the time he was on the pitch. 6.
Jeffrey Schlupp: Produced a decent shot on goal barely a minute after coming on. 6.
Christian Benteke: His acrobatic bicycle kick went just wide and looked to cause problems in the Liverpool defence. The Belgian created the opportunity for Zaha's goal with some composed play in the Reds' box. 7.


For periodic waveforms, the average value of the instantaneous power is real power P. Reactive power Q is a term associated with inductors and capacitors. For pure inductors and capacitors, real power is equal to zero. Yet, there is instantaneous power exchanged with connecting network.
The series resonance circuit which was also addressed in the AC circuit will be investigated.The instantaneous voltage and current are in phase:
Therefore, the instantaneous power is
A graphical representation of these equations is depicted in Fig. 1
Real power of the resistor is the average of instantaneous power:
The instantaneous voltage leads the current by a quarter of the period:
Therefore, the instantaneous power is
A graphical representation of these equations is depicted in Fig. 2
Reactive power of the inductor is:
The instantaneous voltage lags the current by a quarter of the period:
Therefore, the instantaneous power is
A graphical representation of these equations is depicted in Fig. 3
Reactive power of the capacitor is:
For an arbitrary component with two pins, real and reactive power can be determined by the complex phasors:
In this equation * represents the conjugate complex operator


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Arsenal Fan TV star DT slams Ray Parlour for claiming supporters want team to lo
Ray Parlour has been branded a hypocrite by AFTV regular MR DT after the Arsenal legend claimed supporters were happy when the team loses.
Unai Emery is facing the sack after last night’s farcical 2-1 Europa League defeat against Eintracht Frankfurt, played out in front of a half empty Emirates Stadium.
The Spaniard has presided over a calamitous run of just one win from the last nine matches and looks set to be given his marching orders today, less than a month after he was given a vote of confidence by the club’s board.
AFTV, a YouTube channel with over one million subscribers, has established its reputation as the outspoken, unofficial, voice of the club’s fanbase with cult personalities such as DT regularly attracting over 100,000 views.
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template_table_attributes()
errors. This fix is an addendum to the prior fix (2.18.1).template_table_attributes()
errors. This has been fixed.make_eml()
(often communicating best practice recommendations) have been refactored to return warnings rather than errors. Fixes issue #34.template_geographic_coverage()
lat.col
and lon.col
arguments expect numeric inputs and error if non-NA missing value codes are present. The values are now coerced to numeric, only complete cases returned in the geographic coverage template, and no errors occur.make_eml()
function arguments user.id
, user.domain
, and package.id
. Details are listed in the function documentation.maintenance.description
of make_eml()
is no longer required however, a missing maintenance.description
will return a warning with the recommended best practice.mime
library. Undetected MIME Types are listed as “Unknown”. Fixes issue #68.make_eml()
arguments data.table.url
and other.entity.url
. Some use cases require assignment of a URL to only one in a list of two or more. This constraint as been relaxed so if a data object doesn’t have a corresponding URL then use the values ""
or NA
(e.g. if in make_eml()
the argument data.table = c("nitrogen.csv", "decomp.csv")
, and a URL only exists for the second object, then data.table.url = c("", "/url/to/decomp.csv")
.Installation: Simplified instructions so dependencies will be installed but and users will not be asked to upgrade installed packages (a point of confusion among many).
Default false numeric attributes to character: Default user specified numeric attributes to character class when the attribute contains character values outside of that specified under the missingValueCode field of the attributes.txt template. A warning alerts the user of the issue and preserves the original data by not coercing to numeric.
template_directories()
. The boilerplate is meant to be a reminder and save the user a little time. Fixes issue #36.make_eml()
but no errors were returned when missing from personnel.txt. The logic of validate_templates()
has been updated to fix this issue.template_categorical_variables()
has been updated to recognize more missing value code types.make_eml()
code: (For developers) The underlying code of make_eml()
is now more concise and understandable.make_eml()
via files or the input argument x
.data.table::fread()
to guessing a delimiter other than “\t”. This issue has been fixed by explicitly stating the expected field delimiter.template_categorical_variables()
to crash: Errors occurred when input file names contained spaces. Using spaces is still a common practice among users. To accommodate this while continuing to promote best practices, the naming restriction has been relaxed and the best practices have been made a warning. The function checking file presence and naming conventions is EDIutils::validate_file_name()
. An explicit file name specification (i.e. including extension) is now required, which precludes errors when the same file name is used among different file types in the same directory. Fixes issue #25.template_taxonomic_coverage()
: If the taxa of a dataset are in more than one table, then a user would want to extract the unique taxa from all the tables and compile into the taxonomic_coverage.txt template. Multiple inputs to the taxa.table
and taxa.col
arguments is now supported.make_eml()
began failing with release of the dependency libary EML 2.0.2. This has been fixed.;
delimiters: Data tables with semi-colon delimiters were not supported. This was fixed by updating EDIutils::detect_delimiter()
(issue #6 of the EDIutils package).data.table.description
in make_eml()
was used to fill in the entity name. However, they are not the same and entity name should be specified separately. This was fixed by adding data.table.name
and other.entity.name
as arguments to make_eml()
. The fix defaults data.table.name
to data.table
and other.entity.name
to other.entity
with a warning message. Fixes issue #24.template_geographic_coverage()
: NULL was output from this function when empty = TRUE
, which is mostly a cosmetic issue. This was fixed by implementing some simple logic. Fixes issue #32.utils::read.table()
. To fix this data.table::fread()
, a more autonomous and robust reader, replaced read.table()
for reading both data and metadata templates. Fixes issue #41.element thereby invalidating the EML. This was fixed by adding escape characters to the quotes.
template_taxonomic_coverage()
: Travis CI has been failing because of long responses from API calls made by template_taxonomic_coverage()
. To expedite tests and reduce errors, the example data now contains substantially fewer taxa to be resolved against authority systems.view_unit_dictionary()
function was opening the unit dictionary in a separate non-searchable window. By removing the utils
namespace from the function call the unit dictionary now opens within the RStudio source pane where searching is supported.EML
v2.0.0 refactor resulted in changes to how missing value codes are handled. This fix restores the original functionality where empty character strings in the missing value code and explanation fields don’t result in validation errors.make_eml()
function at a time. Valid sources are the geographic_coverage.txt template, the geographic.coordinates
and geographic.description
arguments of make_eml()
, and the deprecated bounding_boxes.txt template.template_categorical_variables()
. This issue has been fixed.taxonomyCleanr::make_taxonomicCoverage()
. This issue has been fixed in that projects GitHub master branch, and the necessary adjustments have been made to EMLassemblyline::make_eml()
.EMLassemblyline
has been refactored to run with the `EML’ v2.0.0 dependency.markdown
> Pandoc > docbook.template_geographic_coverage()
argument empty = TRUE
to create an empty geographic_coverage.txt template.template_table_attributes()
instead of with template_core_metadata()
. This is a more logical pairing.make_eml()
.EMLassemblyline
2.4.6 functions that should be otherwise accessible for backwards compatibility.pkgdown
.template_*
to simplify user understanding.
template_arguments()
Create template for all user inputs to EMLassemblyline
(i.e. metadata template content and function arguments) to entirely programmatic workflows with focus on supporting content ingestion from upstream metadata sources.template_categorical_variable()
Create categorical variables template (previously named define_catvars()
).template_core_metadata()
Create core metadata templates (previously part of import_templates()
).template_directories()
Create a simple and effective directory structure for EMLassemblyline
files and data package contents.template_geographic_coverage()
Create geographic coverage template (a refactor of extract_geocoverage()
).template_table_attributes()
Create table attributes templates (previously part of import_templates()
).template_taxonomic_coverage()
Create the taxonomic coverage template for resolving taxa to one or more authority systems and supporting creation of the hierarchical rank specific EML taxonomicCoverage element by make_eml()
.user.id
, user.domain
, package.id
) have been relaxed to enable creation of EML for other data repositories.data.table.description
and other.entity.description
for //dataTable/entityName and //otherEntity/entityName, respectively. This provides a more meaningful file description than the file name it self.Several templating functions, templates, and arguments have been deprecated. Full backwards compatibility of these functions, templates, and arguments will be supported for the next year (i.e. until May 1, 2020).
Functions:
import_templates()
is deprecated in favor of template_core_metadata()
(i.e. metadata required by all data packages) and template_table_attributes()
(i.e. metadata for data tables).define_catvars()
is deprecated in favor of template_categorical_variables()
.extract_geocoverage()
is deprecated in favor of template_geographic_coverage()
Templates:
Arguments:
data.files
is deprecated in favor of data.table
data.files.description
is deprecated in favor of data.table.description
data.files.quote.character
is deprecated in favor of data.table.quote.character
data.files.url
is deprecated in favor of data.url
zip.dir
is deprecated in favor of other.entity
zip.dir.description
is deprecated in favor of other.entity.description
affiliation
is deprecated in favor of user.domain
make_eml()
. This element was missing though documentation implied its existence.


LNCipedia is a public database for long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) sequence and annotation. The current release contains 127,802 transcripts and 56,946 genes.
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A grenade attack in Police District 19 wounded four soldiers and one civilian.
by TOLOnews.com‘Grenades thrown by men riding a motorbike’ caused blasts at the Kabul Military Training Center (KMTC) in Police District 19 on Monday morning, the Ministry of Defense said in an updated statement on Monday.
The incident took place at approximately 7:30 am, and four ANA soldiers and one civilian were injured, according to the latest statement.
Previously, a spokesperson for the Interior Ministry said the explosions were caused by a suicide bomber.
No group has yet claimed responsibility for the blast.


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| Class | Description |
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| Battery |
The class Battery interacts with EV3Dev to get information about battery used.
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Base class for sensor drivers & motors.
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Base class to interact with EV3Dev sysfs
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The class responsible to interact with Sysfs on EV3Dev
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Class that provides access methods for the local audio device
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¶
Git implementation of _version.py.
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Container for Versioneer configuration parameters. |
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Get version information from git keywords. |
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Return a + if we don’t already have one, else return a . |
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Build up version string, with post-release “local version identifier”. |
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Get version information or return default if unable to do so. |
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pyemu._version.
get_keywords
()¶ Get the keywords needed to look up the version information.
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class
pyemu._version.
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¶ Container for Versioneer configuration parameters.
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pyemu._version.
get_config
()¶ Create, populate and return the VersioneerConfig() object.
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exception
pyemu._version.
NotThisMethod
¶ Bases:
Exception
Exception raised if a method is not valid for the current scenario.
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pyemu._version.
LONG_VERSION_PY
¶
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pyemu._version.
HANDLERS
¶
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pyemu._version.
register_vcs_handler
(vcs, method)¶ Decorator to mark a method as the handler for a particular VCS.
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pyemu._version.
run_command
(commands, args, cwd=None, verbose=False, hide_stderr=False, env=None)¶ Call the given command(s).
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pyemu._version.
versions_from_parentdir
(parentdir_prefix, root, verbose)¶ Try to determine the version from the parent directory name.
Source tarballs conventionally unpack into a directory that includes both the project name and a version string. We will also support searching up two directory levels for an appropriately named parent directory
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pyemu._version.
git_get_keywords
(versionfile_abs)¶ Extract version information from the given file.
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pyemu._version.
git_versions_from_keywords
(keywords, tag_prefix, verbose)¶ Get version information from git keywords.
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pyemu._version.
git_pieces_from_vcs
(tag_prefix, root, verbose, run_command=run_command)¶ Get version from ‘git describe’ in the root of the source tree.
This only gets called if the git-archive ‘subst’ keywords were not expanded, and _version.py hasn’t already been rewritten with a short version string, meaning we’re inside a checked out source tree.
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pyemu._version.
plus_or_dot
(pieces)¶ Return a + if we don’t already have one, else return a .
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pyemu._version.
render_pep440
(pieces)¶ Build up version string, with post-release “local version identifier”.
Our goal: TAG[+DISTANCE.gHEX[.dirty]] . Note that if you get a tagged build and then dirty it, you’ll get TAG+0.gHEX.dirty
Exceptions: 1: no tags. git_describe was just HEX. 0+untagged.DISTANCE.gHEX[.dirty]
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pyemu._version.
render_pep440_pre
(pieces)¶ TAG[.post.devDISTANCE] – No -dirty.
Exceptions: 1: no tags. 0.post.devDISTANCE
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pyemu._version.
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The “.dev0” means dirty.
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pyemu._version.
render_pep440_old
(pieces)¶ TAG[.postDISTANCE[.dev0]] .
The “.dev0” means dirty.
Eexceptions: 1: no tags. 0.postDISTANCE[.dev0]
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pyemu._version.
render_git_describe
(pieces)¶ TAG[-DISTANCE-gHEX][-dirty].
Like ‘git describe –tags –dirty –always’.
Exceptions: 1: no tags. HEX[-dirty] (note: no ‘g’ prefix)
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pyemu._version.
render_git_describe_long
(pieces)¶ TAG-DISTANCE-gHEX[-dirty].
Like ‘git describe –tags –dirty –always -long’. The distance/hash is unconditional.
Exceptions: 1: no tags. HEX[-dirty] (note: no ‘g’ prefix)
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pyemu._version.
render
(pieces, style)¶ Render the given version pieces into the requested style.
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pyemu._version.
get_versions
()¶ Get version information or return default if unable to do so.


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In the for-as-in-list subclause, the for or as construct iterates over the contents of a list. It checks for the end of the list as if by using endp. The variable var is bound to the successive elements of the list in form1 before each iteration. At the end of each iteration, the function step-fun is applied to the list; the default value for step-fun is cdr. The loop keywords in and by serve as valid prepositions in this syntax. The for or as construct causes termination when the end of the list is reached.


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