Information associated with radio buttons test
This test to to determine the best way to present both yearly and monthly information on screen, and to screen readers.
This test to to determine the best way to present both yearly and monthly information on screen, and to screen readers.


Fred O. Meurer
Fred O. Meurer passed away Monday, October 28, 2019 at age 96.
A private family celebration is planned.
A full obituary will follow.
Cress Funeral Home
3610 Speedway Rd
Madison, WI 53705
Fred O. Meurer passed away Monday, October 28, 2019 at age 96.
A private family celebration is planned.
A full obituary will follow.
Cress Funeral Home
3610 Speedway Rd
Madison, WI 53705


WITNESS LIST
Criminal Justice
March 30, 2016 1:30 PM
Interim Charge 2
FOR:
Gillham, Patsy Board Member (also providing written testimony) (Isensee Foundation for
Safe police Response), Cypress, TX
ON:
Guice, Marcus Interim Medical Director (Harris County Sheriff's office Health Services),
Houston, TX
Hansch, Greg Public Policy Director (National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)),
Austin, TX
Hickman, Ron Sheriff (also providing written testimony) (Harris County Sheriff's Office),
Houston, TX
Lacefield Lewis, Lauren Assistant Commissioner (also providing written testimony)
(Department of State Health Services), Austin, TX
Louderback, AJ Sheriff (Sheriff's Association of Texas), Edna, TX
Lowry, Lance President (AFSCME Texas Correctional Employees), Huntsville, TX
Simon, Robert Mental Health Administrator (Harris County Sheriff's office and The Harris
Center for Mental Health and Intellectual Developmental Disability), Houston, TX
Smith, Mike Major (Harris County Sheriff's Office), Houston, TX
Wilson, Dennis Sheriff of Limestone County (Sheriff's Association of Texas), Groesback,
TX
Wood, Brandon Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Texas Commission
on Jail Standards), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
ON:
Lopez, Chris Assistant General Counsel (Department of State Health Services), Austin,
TX
Woodall, Frank Assistant Director (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX


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An extraordinary discovery inspires two human princes and an elven assassin to team up on an epic quest to bring peace to their warring lands.


Getting Started
So you want to catch 'em all? This website is a guide to completeing the Pokedex, and your journey begins here! The best way to do this is by making a Live Dex, that way you can carry on your work into future generations with Pokemon Bank. Keep in mind that with 720+ pokemon, you will need at least 25 exmpty PC boxes.
- Catch all the pokemon you can in your current game, odds are there will only be around 60, they will make a nice starting point.
- Rename your first box to "1-30" and your second to "31-60" and so on. Use the Completionist Dex Home Page as a reference.
- Go through your starting pokemon, and sort them into the correct boxes. Order inside the box does not matter for now.
- In the first box, sort all your pokemon into the correct order, leaving an empty space for your missing pokemon.
- Begin the hunt! Use the Completionist Dex to find information on where you can obtain your first missing pokemon.
Trainer Tips:
- Keep a ditto in the Day Care at all times. Place eggs in their empty spaces until you have 5 eggs ready to hatch, so you don't waste your time hatching only one egg. Use a pokemon with the Flame Body ability to hatch eggs faster.
- Use the Elite Four to grind levels. Wait until you have 5 pokemon ready to evolve, then leading with a level 100 pokemon, wipe them out. Also remember to use Lucky Eggs to gain more experience. Give your leading mon the Amulet Coin if you need money.
- Legendaries are the toughest to get. Your best choice is to wait for an event, or try to make trades on forums like Serebii. Don't use the GTS, there's nothing but hacked mons on there these days.
- You can easily get evolution stones through Secret Super Training. Don't be afraid to use them up. See more on our evolution items page.
- Other evolution items will cost you BP. If you're not a strong battler or don't like battling in the Battle Masion, just put tons of pokemon into Pokemon Bank. Open pokemon bank a few days later and it will give you the option of redeeming BP or PokeMiles.


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Class Diagram Example: Real Example (Catalina Classes)
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* Interface and generalization relationships in Jakarta Catalina
*/
class HttpResponseBase
extends ResponseBase
implements HttpResponse, HttpServletResponse {}
abstract class HttpResponseWrapper
extends ResponseWrapper
implements HttpResponse {}
class HttpResponseFacade
extends ResponseFacade
implements HttpServletResponse {}
abstract class ResponseWrapper implements Response {}
abstract interface HttpResponse extends Response {}
abstract class ResponseBase implements Response, ServletResponse {}
abstract interface HttpServletResponse {}
class ResponseFacade implements ServletResponse {}
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- direnv: Folder specific env variable config; especially useful for managing multiple
GOPATH
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- multiconfig: Load configuration from multiple sources in Go; Only thing missing is ability to specify description for various config.
- Power of Habit: The best self help book isn’t a self help book at all. It’s more of an inquiry into how habits are formed and how to change them. In one of the chapters, there’s talk of ‘keystone habit’, ie something that enables you to change your life for the better. Usually it’s exercise. But for me it’s putting everything into writing. Goals, lists, todos etc.


Enter the place in "Location" input, the Google Map Place API will help you with some possible places in options please choose one from below. After you have finished the "Location" input, the map on the left will show the place that you chose with a marker.
* There are also some informations that you can complete as a note of your trip.For example, start time, end time and description.
If you want to add some more locations, press the "+" button on top of the first panel. Then it will add an empty panel just after the first one. Repeat step 1 until you have typed in all your places. If there is more than one marker one the map, the markse will be connected with polylines in order. So that you can see if this arrangement of your trip is the best.
As you have typed in some places, maybe you would want to change the order of some of the places. At this time, you can change the order of the panels by simply drag them to re-arrange.
After finishing your travel arrangement, you can go to direction service to see how to get to these places. In Direction Service, there are four travel modes : Driving, Bicycling, Transit and Walking. The default mode is Driving, you can change to other modes by pressing the travel mode buttons. There is one thing need to notice, in Transit mode, Google Map API does not support any waypoints. But in this mode, i separete the route with every two places, that is, i force it to call the Google Map Directions Service serval times. For example, in Transit mode, if you have three places [A,B,C], then it will change into {[A,B],[B,C]}.


Well, I've been talking about Web Technology a lot, but what is it?  HTTP is an acronym for HyperText Transfer Protocol, and is the standard protocol used. Protocols are simple languages that let computers share data.
The data is shared among a huge number of clients and servers that make up the internet. Clients are the devices that request and render web content. Servers are applications that deliver that web content. Web content can be text, graphics, audio, visuals, games, tools, and/or many other applications that you wish to share.
Common web stacks include a web server, database server, and programming language. A web stack is a collection of software required for Web Development. Front end is the visual that users interact with and may contain programming languages such as HTML, CSS, Javascript, and Bootstrap. Back end is the process that happens on the server, common programming languages include PHP and SQL.


SPRING FORWARD
Reviewed by Harvey Karten IFC Films Director: Tom Gilroy Writer: Tom Gilroy Cast: Ned Beatty, Peri Gilpin, Ian Hart, Hallee Hirsh, Catherine Kellner, Bill Raymond, Liev Schreiber, Campbell Scott
Men are from Venus and women are from Mars...of is it the other way around? If you go by some of the wisdom of today's self-help books, you wonder how the two sexes ever got together. Men talk sports and cars and maybe politics. Women talk emotions. At least that's the stereotype and that's the pigeonhole which writer-director Tom Gilroy aims to explode in "Spring Forward." As co-artistic director of the New York theater company Machine Full, Gilroy is a man of the stage, not the screen, which becomes obvious early on in his feature film debut. He'd be the envy of Eric Rohmer and a whole band of French scripters, given the incessant dialogue that Gilroy feeds to his crackerjack actors in what is essentially a two-character filmed play-cum-Connecticut foliage. Marred by some indistinct vocal fidelity and photographer Terry Stacey's occasional lapses (in one instance, he muffs the opportunity to exploit the energy of some mixed Labrador puppies), "Spring Forward" nonetheless gives its audience some more exposure to the talents of Liev Schreiber and Ned Beatty, the latter a veteran of the screen with oodles of awards and Oscar nominations, the former becoming one of the hottest names in the industry.
"Spring Forward," so-named because Gilroy takes us through four seasons (and seven scenes) in the lives of the 30-year-old Paul (Liev Schreiber) and the 65-year-old Murphy (Ned Beatty), furnishes us a story of two flawed individuals ironing out each other's shortcomings, bonding gloriously despite their differences in age and outlook. Murph, who is about to complete a career as a department of parks employee, has taken on a new co-worker, Paul, who had recently emerged from an 18-month stretch in prison for armed robbery of a Dunkin' Donuts store. His interval in the slammer has turned him into a reader, particularly of New Age philosophy, and he sprinkles his conversations regularly with terms like karma and the sayings of the Dalai Lama. He also has a penchant for using the "f" word, which his aging colleague dislikes intensely.
We can see from the start that the rough-around-the-edges Paul is going to get an object lesson in civilization from his new mentor while Murph, uptight and less willing than Paul to express his deeper feelings, will learn to open up and relax. In a sense the relationship between the two men is not unlike that of the four businessmen from Atlanta in Beatty's debut as an actor, John Boorman's 1972 "Deliverance." This time around, just two men will get more than they bargained for, though their experiences in no way match the thrills of Boorman's canoe trip.
Stretches of real physical action come and go with no follow-up--the sex-hungry Paul meets a lonely woman; the two men discover a strange fellow who seems to live under a house; Paul and Murphy refuse to help load a truck with fertilizer because the spoiled young man who asks them to do so refuses to help; Paul seeks to rescue a battered, hysterical woman who has run away from home with her frightened daughter. Gilroy appears to have no need to wrap things up, to use these scenes as a foreshadowing of later events. In other words, the action regularly springs forward but never falls backward. Instead, the movie is content to spotlight the relationship of these two ordinary men (who in modern, trendy language could be considered a couple of white guys sitting around talking), each of whom provides deliverance for the other. This is the sort of film that could ideally be enjoyed on the tube, valuable as show pieces for the two fine performers.
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Sun Yat-sen University
No.135, XinGangXi Road
GuangZhou, GuangDong, China
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About
An undergraduate student in Dept. of Statistics at Sun Yat-sen University, a member of Center for Financial Engineering and Risk Management, currently working as a research assistant for Sun Yat-Sen Business School(SYSBS). Mainly focused on risk management, hoping to learn more about statistical financial modeling.
Honors
3rd Prize, The Chinese Mathematics Competitions (CMC), China Mathematical Society, 2018
Honorable Mentions, Mathematical Contest in Modeling, COMAP, 2017
Merit Scholarship, School of Mathematics, Sun Yat-sen University, 2016
Academic Experience
“Generalized Linear Mixed Model(GLMM): Monte Carlo EM (MCEM) Method to Derive Maximum Likelihood Estimates (MLE)”, advised by Prof.Hui Huang, SYSU, China, 2018
Research Assistant, Systematic Risk Measurement and Management Strategy of Financial corporations, National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) Program (No. 71701218), supervised by YanZeng, SYSU, China, 09/2017 - 08/2018
Internship & Training
Analyst, Big Data Application program, Accenture, Guangzhou, supervised by Miss.Yanling Du, Database Management, 11/2018 - 03/2019
Analyst, Risk Advisory (RA), Guangzhou Security, Guangzhou, supervised
by Mr.Qiang LI, Department of Risk Management, 05/2018 - 08/2018
Assistant, Department of Institutional Business, Founder Security, Guangzhou, supervised by
Ms.Jiawen Cai, Investment Advisory & Strategy Services, 01/2018 - 03/2018
Computer Skill
R, Matlab, Stata, SQL, LaTex
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Some of my favourite Ray films
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#include <MovementStack.hpp>
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FiFo for sending data.
This class puts all activity data in a FIFO. Whenever the user is ready to read all data, the FIFO can be read using the GetActivityData an PopData method.
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MovementStack constructor.
Empty, not implemented.
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DataCount method.
This method returns the number of samples currently available in the FIFO.
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GetActivityData method.
This method returns the activitey data from the current FIFO position. It does not delete this data, this must be done with the PopData method.
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I noticed that using a variable
declaration in inductive type constructors makes them "non-local", in the sense that they apply to the whole type rather than just the constructor, even though they are irrelevant to the type. For example:
section have_this variable {a: ℕ} inductive Foo: ℕ → Type | of_nat: Foo a #print Foo /- inductive Foo : Π {a : ℕ}, ℕ → Type constructors: Foo.of_nat : Π {a : ℕ}, Foo a -/ end have_this section want_this inductive Foo': ℕ → Type | of_nat: Π {a: ℕ}, Foo' a #print Foo' /- inductive Foo' : ℕ → Type constructors: Foo'.of_nat : Π {a : ℕ}, Foo' a -/ end want_this
I would like Lean to generate something like Foo'
for me, where only the constructor is a pi-type, but the type being defined is not, but Lean generates Foo
, which depends on a
resulting in inference errors anywhere. Can I somehow achieve Foo'
without explicitly specifying the Pi in every constructor?
don't use variable names that overlap?
alternatively, you might be able to use omit a
, but I don't have lean in front of me to check
I'm not sure what you mean by overlap? There is no overlap, I simply want a
to be added as a Pi-variable to the type of of_nat
but not to the type Foo
. omit
undoes include
, but I never had include
in the first place. Just to clarify, Foo
and Foo'
are separate examples - I edited the code to show this.
ah. I don't know the solution to your problem. fixed parameters to the left of the colon ala variable apply to all constructors, so to work around I always explicitly specified the pi type as you did
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These pieces were created utilizing Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. The first piece on the left was an immitation piece of David Carson. Carson's work notoriously rejects traditional graphic design principles, though there is a method to the madness. His work isn't intended to look like a mess, rather an interesting piece from afar that requires closer inspection. This piece attempted to mimic his style - it is a poster for Moogfest 2015. Prior to making this piece, I did research on Carson's work and his life. You can find related pieces below and some of my pattern work below.


Jose Mourinho unsure of Christian Eriksen's future at Tottenham Hotspur
- Jose Mourinho has revealed he is not sure of Eriksen's future at Spurs
- The Denmark international has about six months left on his current deal
- Mourinho revealed he left the midfielder out of his debut game because of the same reason
New Tottenham Hotspur boss Jose Mourinho has revealed he left Christian Eriksen on the bench in his side's 3-2 win over West Ham over his uncertain future.
The 27-year-old midfielder will be out of contract with the north Londoners at the end of this season having failed to sign a new deal at the club.
Eriksen has scored two goals and one assist in 15 matches across all competitions so far this campaign.
The Portuguese tactician said he had a meeting with the Denmark international ahead of Spurs' Champions League clash with Olympiacos on Tuesday night.
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"I'm not going to tell you what we said. Just me and him – and Amazon,' Mourinho said on Monday. He's committed, loves the club and is one of us.'
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Eriksen joined Spurs in 2013 from Ajax Amsterdam in a deal valued around €13.50m and has scored 68 goals and 87 assists for the club.
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Legit.ng earlier reported that Jose Mourinho has been spotted preparing his players for the club's next game which will be in the Champions League against Olympiacos.
The former Chelsea manager recently replaced Mauricio Pochettino at Tottenham and he started his reign as Spurs' boss with a 3-2 win over West Ham United. Known as the 'Special One',
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generic configuration Alarm32khz16C()
Alarm32khzC is the alarm for async 32khz alarms
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Wiring


Hamilton to keep pushing in 2019: "I'm just too competitive"
by Adam NewtonLewis Hamilton says that he is not just going to sit back and relax after securing his sixth world title, with two races left to go in the 2019 season. P2 was enough in the United States for Hamilton to go one behind Michael Schumacher's all time record, but the Brit says 2019 is not over for him yet.
F1 still has to travel to Brazil and Abu Dhabi before the end of the season, and Hamilton is keen to boost his stats by taking poles and wins in the final events.
He said back in Austin: “In my mind, I’m just too competitive, so I’m thinking okay, we’ve got two more races to go, how am I going to do a better job, how am I going to improve in qualifying. There’s two more qualifying to try and get pole, how am I going to see if I can potentially pull out a lap like I did in Singapore last year.
“How am I going to work it that I can be at the front of both of those. I’m always just looking to improve and I really love being in this sport. I’m so grateful to this sport for giving me a life and giving my life purpose.”


The framework CSS contains rules that make images that are immediate children of the popup scale to fit the screen. Because of the absolute positioning of the popup container and screen, the height is not adjusted to screen height on all browsers. You can prevent vertical scrolling with a simple script that sets the max-height
of the image.
In the two examples below the divs with data-role="popup"
have a class of photopopup
.
The handler is bound to the popupbeforeposition
event, which ensures the image is not only scaled before it is shown but also when the window is resized (e.g. orientation change). In this code example the height is reduced by 60 to take a top and bottom tolerance of 30 pixels into account.
$( document ).on( "pageinit", function() {
$( ".photopopup" ).on({
popupbeforeposition: function() {
var maxHeight = $( window ).height() - 60 + "px";
$( ".photopopup img" ).css( "max-height", maxHeight );
}
});
});


{% include 'header.html' %} {% include 'navbar.html' %}
Email address {{ form.email(class="form-control", placeholder="Email address", required="true") }}
Password {{ form.password(class="form-control", placeholder="Password", required="true") }}
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{% extends 'pools/show.html' %} {% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% block content %}
Here you can reserve this lane. If you want several reservations done in one transaction and bound into one reservation group, please change number of reservation forms below and next fill all reservation subforms.
You can also make a preliminary reservation. Just uncheck the "Approved" checkbox. Preliminary reservations for this lane are valid for {{ lane.validity_timedelta }}.
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
Preheat the oven to 220C/425F/Gas 7.
Rub the sea salt and lemon juice into the skin of the pork belly. Place into a baking tray and roast for 20 minutes.
Reduce the oven temperature to 180C/360F/Gas 4 and continue to roast the pork for about one hour, or until completely cooked through.
Meanwhile, heat the oil in a large pan. Add the bacon cubes and fry until crisp and golden-brown.
Add the cabbage and butter and cook 3-4 minutes, until the cabbage starts to wilt.
Add the wine and the cream and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for 5-6 minutes, until the mixture has reduced to a thick sauce.
To serve, remove the pork from the oven and carve into thick slices.
Place a large spoonful of the cabbage mixture onto each plate and top with slices of the pork. Drizzle with a little gravy and sprinkle with chopped parsley.


Register and manage workshop participants (individual or group) to enable sketch/drawing collection for workshop snapshots and scenarios. Each registered participant receives a unique id and link that can be shared with them to enable the map drawing feature on their device.
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Our broad catering menu, along with a full array of services, offers the opportunity for you to truly create the kind of event that is exactly what you envisioned. Marianne is the owner and chef for our Catering Department and she is a graduate of New York Restaurant School and has done all of her training in New York City. We would love the opportunity to help you plan your perfect party.
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TODO
The idea is to display a selector (alike the "genre" selector on the home page) and display a calendar which contains all the event of the selected genre.


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Dendro
5.01
Dendro in Greek language means tree. The Dendro library is a large scale (262K cores on ORNL's Titan) distributed memory adaptive octree framework. The main goal of Dendro is to perform large scale multiphysics simulations efficeiently in mordern supercomputers. Dendro consists of efficient parallel data structures and algorithms to perform variational ( finite element) methods and finite difference mthods on 2:1 balanced arbitary adaptive octrees which enables the users to perform simulations raning from black holes (binary black hole mergers) to blood flow in human body, where applications ranging from relativity, astrophysics to biomedical engineering.
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Constains profile parameters for Dendro performance measurements. More...
Functions | |
| def | d2 (i, j, a) |
| def | scalar (name, idx) |
| variable initialization functions More... | |
| def | vec3 (name, idx) |
| def | sym_3x3 (name, idx) |
| def | mat_3x3 (name, idx) |
| def | set_first_derivative (g) |
| derivative related functions More... | |
| def | set_second_derivative (g) |
| def | set_advective_derivative (g) |
| def | set_kreiss_oliger_dissipation (g) |
| def | DiDj (a) |
| def | up_up (A) |
| def | up_down (A) |
| def | lie (b, a, weight=0) |
| def | kodiss (a) |
| def | laplacian (a, chi) |
| def | laplacian_conformal (a) |
| def | sqr (a) |
| def | trace_free (x) |
| def | vec_j_del_j (b, a) |
| def | vec_j_ad_j (b, f) |
| def | set_metric (g) |
| metric related functions More... | |
| def | get_inverse_metric () |
| def | get_first_christoffel () |
| def | get_second_christoffel () |
| def | get_complete_christoffel (chi) |
| def | compute_ricci (Gt, chi) |
| def | construct_cse (ex, vnames, idx) |
| code generation function | |
| def | generate_cpu (ex, vnames, idx) |
| def | generate_fpcore (ex, vnames, idx) |
| def | generate_avx (ex, vnames, idx) |
| def | change_deriv_names (str) |
| def | generate_separate (ex, vnames, idx, prefix="") |
| def | replace_pow (exp_in) |
| def | generate_debug (ex, vnames) |
| def | vec_print_str (tv, pdvars) |
| def | gen_vector_code (ex, vsym, vlist, oper, prevdefvars, idx) |
Constains profile parameters for Dendro performance measurements.
| def dendro.compute_ricci | ( | Gt, | |
| chi | |||
| ) |
Computes the Ricci tensor. e.g., dendro.set_metric(gt) R = dendro.compute_ricci(Gt, chi) or dendro.compute_ricci(Gt, chi) and use dendro.ricci The conformal connection coefficient and the conformal variable needs to be supplied.
| def dendro.DiDj | ( | a | ) |
Defines the covariant derivative for a scalar a with respect to the full metric. [ewh] Actually this defines two covariant derivatives acting on a scalar. The derivative in this case is built from the full (non-conformal) metric. Thus C3 is built from the full metric. This object is symmetric in both indices.
| def dendro.gen_vector_code | ( | ex, | |
| vsym, | |||
| vlist, | |||
| oper, | |||
| prevdefvars, | |||
| idx | |||
| ) |
create vectorized code from an expression. options: ex: expression vsym: numbered symbols vlist: an empty list that is used to process the tree. on return this list contains the name of the variable with the final result oper: dictionary for '+' and '*' operators prevdefvars: an empty set used to identify previously defined temporary variables. idx: name of index for accessing arrays, i.e., alpha[idx].
| def dendro.generate_cpu | ( | ex, | |
| vnames, | |||
| idx | |||
| ) |
Generate the C++ code by simplifying the expressions.
| def dendro.generate_debug | ( | ex, | |
| vnames | |||
| ) |
Generate the C++ code by simplifying the expressions.
| def dendro.generate_fpcore | ( | ex, | |
| vnames, | |||
| idx | |||
| ) |
Generate the FPCore code,
| def dendro.generate_separate | ( | ex, | |
| vnames, | |||
| idx, | |||
prefix = "" |
|||
| ) |
Generate the C++ code by simplifying the expressions.
| def dendro.get_complete_christoffel | ( | chi | ) |
Computes and returns the second Christoffel Symbols. Assumes the metric has been set. Will compute the first/second Christoffel if not already computed. e.g., dendro.set_metric(gt); C2_spatial = dendro.get_complete_christoffel();
| def dendro.get_first_christoffel | ( | ) |
Computes and returns the first Christoffel Symbols. Assumes the metric has been set. e.g., dendro.set_metric(gt); C1 = dendro.get_first_christoffel();
| def dendro.get_inverse_metric | ( | ) |
Computes and returns the inverse metric. The variables need for be defined in advance. e.g., gt = dendro.sym_3x3("gt") dendro.set_metric(gt) igt = dendro.get_inverse_metric()
| def dendro.get_second_christoffel | ( | ) |
Computes and returns the second Christoffel Symbols. Assumes the metric has been set. Will compute the first Christoffel if not already computed. e.g., dendro.set_metric(gt); C2 = dendro.get_second_christoffel();
| def dendro.kodiss | ( | a | ) |
Kreiss-Oliger dissipation operator
| def dendro.laplacian | ( | a, | |
| chi | |||
| ) |
Computes the laplacian of a scalar function with respect to the 3D metric gamma_ij. Assumes that the conformally rescaled metric (called gt in various places) and the conformal factor (chi) is set. Note that C3 is built from the same 3D metric. The only place that this laplacian is used in the bssn equations is in the evolution equation for K and is the laplacian of alpha (the lapse).
| def dendro.laplacian_conformal | ( | a | ) |
Computes the (conformal) laplacian of a scalar function with respect to the tilded or conformally rescaled metric (called gt in various places). We assume the rescaled metric is set as well the conformal factor, chi. Note that C2 is built from the conformally rescaled metrci. This (conformal) laplacian is only used in the definition of Ricci that shows up in the evolution equation for At (under the trace free operation), and even then only in the part that multiplies the metric and which will drop out on taking the trace free part. So, in fact, the code could be written to completely ignore this operation in the evolution equations themselves. However, if the constraints are included or the full Ricci is needed for another reason, this would be needed.
| def dendro.lie | ( | b, | |
| a, | |||
weight = 0 |
|||
| ) |
Computes the Lie derivative of a field, a, along the vector b. Assumes the metric has been set. An optional weight for the field can be specified. b must be of type dendro.vec3 a can be scalar, vec3 or sym_3x3 Computes L_b(v)
| def dendro.mat_3x3 | ( | name, | |
| idx | |||
| ) |
Create a 3x3 matrix variables with the corresponding name. The 'name' will be during code generation, so should match the variable name used in the C++ code. The returned variable can be indexed(0,1,2)^2, i.e., gt = dendro.sym_3x3("gt") gt[0,2] = x^2
| def dendro.replace_pow | ( | exp_in | ) |
Convert integer powers in an expression to Muls, like a**2 => a*a :param exp_in: the input expression, :return: the output expression with only Muls
| def dendro.scalar | ( | name, | |
| idx | |||
| ) |
variable initialization functions
Create a scalar variable with the corresponding name. The 'name' will be during code generation, so should match the variable name used in the C++ code.
| def dendro.set_advective_derivative | ( | g | ) |
Set how the stencil for the second derivative will be called. Here g is a string Typically, ad_i u = g(i, u)
| def dendro.set_first_derivative | ( | g | ) |
derivative related functions
Set how the stencil for the first derivative will be called. Here g is a string Typically, d_i u = g(i, u)
| def dendro.set_kreiss_oliger_dissipation | ( | g | ) |
Set how the stencil for Kreiss-Oliger dissipation will be called. Here g is a string. Typically, kod_i u = g(i, u)
| def dendro.set_metric | ( | g | ) |
metric related functions
sets the metric variable, so that dendro knows how to compute the derived variables. This should be done fairly early on. e.g., gt = dendro.sym_3x3("gt") dendro.set_metric(gt)
| def dendro.set_second_derivative | ( | g | ) |
Set how the stencil for the second derivative will be called. Here g is a string Typically, d_ij u = g(i, j, u)
| def dendro.sqr | ( | a | ) |
Computes the square of the matrix. Assumes metric is set.
| def dendro.sym_3x3 | ( | name, | |
| idx | |||
| ) |
Create a symmetric 3x3 matrix variables with the corresponding name. The 'name' will be during code generation, so should match the variable name used in the C++ code. The returned variable can be indexed(0,1,2)^2, i.e., gt = dendro.sym_3x3("gt") gt[0,2] = x^2
| def dendro.trace_free | ( | x | ) |
makes the operator trace-free
| def dendro.up_down | ( | A | ) |
raises one index of A, i.e., A_{ij} --> A^i_j
| def dendro.up_up | ( | A | ) |
raises both the indices of A, i.e., A_{ij} --> A^{ij}
| def dendro.vec3 | ( | name, | |
| idx | |||
| ) |
Create a 3D vector variable with the corresponding name. The 'name' will be during code generation, so should match the variable name used in the C++ code. The returned variable can be indexed(0,1,2), i.e., b = dendro.vec3("beta") b[1] = x^2
| def dendro.vec_j_ad_j | ( | b, | |
| f | |||
| ) |
expands to $\beta^i\partial_i f$
| def dendro.vec_j_del_j | ( | b, | |
| a | |||
| ) |
expands to $\beta^i\partial_i \alpha$
| def dendro.vec_print_str | ( | tv, | |
| pdvars | |||
| ) |
This returns a string that will be used to print a line of code. If the variable tv has not yet been used before, then the declaration of this variable must be included in the string. pdvars is the list of variables that have been previously defined. tv: new temporary variable pdvars: list of previously declared variables.


FADN 303: Web Design
USC Roski School of Art and Design
WEEK 2:
Servers, Clients and Protocols
Aaron Siegel | | Spring 2016
The Network
The network is comprised of computers, routers, and cables connecting them.
Some of the computers are servers and some of them are clients.
Servers and clients are deliniated by their purpose.
Servers and Services
Servers are computers that run services for clients.
Services are software applications to perform tasks.
Clients connect to servers on different ports to access different services.
Multiple clients can make use of services simultaneously.
Clients
Clients are computers that run software to connect to services on servers.
Clients issue requests/commands to servers.
Clients = users, visitors, consumers, customers.
Protocols
Services use unique protocols to allow servers and clients to communicate.
These communications occur between ports on the server and client computers.
HTTP operates on port 80 of the server.
FTP operates on port 21 of the server.
SFTP operates on port 2222 of the server.
HTTP
Hypertext Transfer Protocol (c. 1991).
Specifies how information and files are transferred on the web.
Used by web servers and web browsers.
HTTP Client: Web Browser
Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer, etc.
Browser downloads files and renders the web page in your window.
How is accessing a site using Safari different from doing so with Firefox?
How is accessing a site using Safari on your iPhone different from doing so on your MacBook?
How is navigation different on your site when using a touch screen?
How does your site present information on displays with different aspect ratios?
FTP
File Transfer Protocol (c. 1971).
Specifically for moving files from one system to another.
Used by FTP servers and FTP clients.
FTP Client: FileZilla
Free, open-source FTP client.
Allows transfer of files between your computer and an FTP server.
More about FileZilla shortly...
URL Structure
Server Directory Structure
Resources
Wikipedia: Hypertext Transfer Protocol
Wikipedia: File Transfer Protocol
Service Name and Transport Protocol Port Number Registry
FileZilla FTP Client


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These designs were the result of a class project about a device used in the past. I changed the Rhyton application into a pipe. Achaemenid Empire was definitely the brightest of Iranian civilization and hence I focused on the Achaemenid products. Rhytns were ancient vessels for storing and drinking wine. The word rhyton comes from the Greek rhyta, meaning “to run through”.  Rhytons were used by the Minoans and Mycenaean’s in the Bronze Age and possibly were exported to other civilizations through sea commerce.


public class WikipediaManager extends DataResourceManager<WikipediaData> implements LoaderEventListener<WikipediaData>
GLState
and the
instance of POIManager
and react to a change of the state.
This is important, because the PointOfInterest
objects for
which wikipedia articles exist are needed.| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
label |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
WikipediaManager()
The constructor creates a new wikipedia loader and a new temporary cache.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.Set<WikipediaData> |
getCurrentWikipediaDatas()
Returns the currently used
Set object. |
java.lang.String |
getWikipediaByTitle(java.lang.String title)
Gives back the title of each relating short description
|
void |
load(WikipediaData dummy)
Initiates a load procedure at the overgiven dummy object.
|
void |
loadWikipediaByCoords(FloatBoundingBox box,
FloatVector3D position)
Gives back the short description of the relating coordinates
|
void |
onResourcesAvailable(java.util.Collection<WikipediaData> resources)
Will be called if the loader the implementation of this listener is assigned to,
has partially processed a query.
|
void |
onUpdate(State state)
This method specifies what action is taken when the observed
State object is changed. |
void |
requestLoaderStop()
This method sends a message to the loader to tell it to quit for the next
possible moment.
|
disable, enable, getLabel, isEnabled, isOnline, onExit, setOnline
clearAll, notifyAll, register, unregister
public final java.lang.String label
public WikipediaManager()
WikipediaData
objects are hold in this cache
and are deleted, if it's full.public void load(WikipediaData dummy)
WikipediaLoaderWorker
thread is created, which will load the
data into the WikipediaData
object and then call the
EventLoaderListener
when it has finished.dummy
- The WikipediaData
dummy that has to be filled
with the short description.WikipediaLoaderWorker
public java.util.Set<WikipediaData> getCurrentWikipediaDatas()
Set
object.Set
object, specified by the
position (FloatBoundingBox
) of the specific
PointOfInterest
.public java.lang.String getWikipediaByTitle(java.lang.String title)
title
- The name of a PointOfInterest
objectpublic void loadWikipediaByCoords(FloatBoundingBox box, FloatVector3D position)
coords
- The coordinates of a PointOfInterest
objectpublic void onUpdate(State state)
StateObserver
State
object is changed.onUpdate
in interface StateObserver
state
- the observed State
object that has
changedpublic void onResourcesAvailable(java.util.Collection<WikipediaData> resources)
LoaderEventListener
onResourcesAvailable
in interface LoaderEventListener<WikipediaData>
resources
- The loaded resources mixed with dummy-objects representing those not yet loaded.public void requestLoaderStop()
DataResourceManager
requestLoaderStop
in class DataResourceManager<WikipediaData>


Full-Stack Web Developer Currently Enrolled in a coding boot camp at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
This was my first project, and is a functional webpage that uses server-side APIs to find local farmers markets in your area by Zip-Code.
Live Link GitHub RepositoryThis was my second collaborative project. This application is Educational online banking application that allows students to manage their virtual finances including bank accounts and credit cards. Features include ability to open new account, transfer money between bank accounts, and make payment on credit card. Tooltips and educational modals with descriptive comments are added to assist students in learning about finance.
Live Link GitHub RepositoryThis application is a demo of my abilities to use Mongoose object modeling to create a functional workout tracker. This application starts with a homepage that allows the user to select between beginning a workout and adding to an already started one. It then feeds the data for the user's workout into a database to track it and provide a dashboard where two graphs appear and present previous workout information.
Live Link GitHub RepositoryThis is a GitHib Gist that demonstrates my understanding of how to use Regex in a functional setting. It also demonstrates a fluent knowledge of Markdown.
GitHub Gist


2.1. Job Execution: Overview¶
Overview¶
An analysis in Matmodlab is defined by an input script, which
- is a Python script that imports the Matmodlab namespace; and
- defines a
MaterialPointSimulator
object.
Once defined, the input script is executed with the mml run
procedure and results viewed with the mml view
procedure.
The Input Script¶
Most input scripts have the same basic layout:
Import the Matmodlab namespace:
from matmodlab import *
Instantiate the
MaterialPointSimulator
:mps = MaterialPointSimulator('jobname')
Define the simulation steps. For example, a single step of uniaxial strain:
mps.StrainStep(components=(1, 0, 0))
Define the material model. For example, a linear elastic material:
mps.Material('elastic', {'K': 10, 'G': 8})
Run the job:
mps.run()
Executing the Input Script¶
Once written, the input script is executed by the mml run
procedure:
$ mml run
Viewing the Results¶
Once executed, the model results are viewed with mml view
procedure:
$ mml view


Rolling your own IMemberBindingBehaviour
If you find you need more control over which properties and/or fields you want bound on an instance over and above that provided via the standard behaviours and fluent API, then you can of course implement your own binding behaviour by implementing the IMemberBindingBehaviour type.
This interface has one method to implement - GetMemberBindings - which is expected to return an array of MemberBinding objects. This is automatically called by the Bind method, which is used when Rezolver compiles a ConstructorTarget to service a request for a type from the container.
The MemberBinding class describes a member as being bound to the result of another ITarget, which means that it's not tied to simply resolving an instance from the container: any of the target implementations can be used and Rezolver will correctly bind it to the result of that target.
If you want to leverage collection binding from your custom behaviour, then you can return an instance of the ListMemberBinding type instead.
Now you've got an overview of what to do, let's get on with our example.
Attribute-based member injection
A popular implementation of member injection in some IOC containers is to use an attribute on the properties/fields which should be injected. This is not something that Rezolver supports out of the box - however it's a trivial thing to implement yourself.
To do this, we will:
- Add a new attribute
InjectAttribute
which we will use to mark the properties that we want injected - Implement a custom
IMemberBindingBehaviour
(AttributeBindingBehaviour
) to bind only properties which have this attribute applied- We're inheriting from the BindAllMembersBehaviour for this
- Decorate one or more members on a type with the
InjectAttribute
- Pass the new
AttributeBindingBehaviour
when we register the type, or create theConstructorTarget
First, the InjectAttribute
:
[AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Property | AttributeTargets.Field,
AllowMultiple = false,
Inherited = false)]
public class InjectAttribute : Attribute
{
/// <summary>
/// Gets or sets the type to be resolved.
/// from the container for the associated member.
///
/// If null, then the member's type will be used.
///
/// If not null, then, obviously, it must be compatible!
/// </summary>
public Type Type { get; }
public InjectAttribute(Type type = null)
{
Type = type;
}
}
Then our type which uses it:
public class HasAttributeInjectedMembers
{
[Inject]
public IMyService InjectedServiceField;
[Inject(typeof(MyService6))]
public IMyService InjectedServiceProp { get; set; }
//these two will not be injeccted
public IMyService ServiceField;
public IMyService ServiceProp { get; set; }
}
Finally, our binding behaviour - which extends the aforementioned BindAllMembersBehaviour as that class has plenty of extension points, and already has the logic built in to walk all properties and fields for a type and its bases.
/// <summary>
/// Class AttributeBindingBehaviour - we reuse the BindAllMembersBehaviour class
/// because it has numerous virtual hooks we can use to customise behaviour, and takes care
/// of reflecting the target type for us.
/// </summary>
/// <seealso cref="Rezolver.BindAllMembersBehaviour" />
public class AttributeBindingBehaviour : BindAllMembersBehaviour
{
protected override IEnumerable<FieldInfo> GetBindableFields(
ICompileContext context, Type type)
{
//filter the fields to those which have an InjectAttribute defined
return base.GetBindableFields(context, type)
.Where(f => f.IsDefined(typeof(InjectAttribute)));
}
protected override IEnumerable<PropertyInfo> GetBindableProperties(
ICompileContext context, Type type)
{
return base.GetBindableProperties(context, type)
.Where(f => f.IsDefined(typeof(InjectAttribute)));
}
protected override MemberBinding CreateBinding(
ICompileContext context, Type type, FieldInfo field)
{
//the base method merely creates a new MemberBinding, bound to a new ResolvedTarget
//whose type is set to the field type.
//This is similar except we read the InjectAttribute's ResolveType, and use that
//type if it's not null.
var attr = field.GetCustomAttribute<InjectAttribute>();
return new MemberBinding(field, new ResolvedTarget(attr.Type ?? field.FieldType));
}
protected override MemberBinding CreateBinding(
ICompileContext context, Type type, PropertyInfo prop)
{
//identical to above
var attr = prop.GetCustomAttribute<InjectAttribute>();
return new MemberBinding(prop,
new ResolvedTarget(attr.Type ?? prop.PropertyType));
}
}
With that in place, we can then test:
var container = new Container();
// register the type which uses the attributes, passing our custom binding behaviour
container.RegisterType<HasAttributeInjectedMembers>(new AttributeBindingBehaviour());
// The first injected field will request an IMyService
container.RegisterType<MyService1, IMyService>();
// The second requests an MyService6 by way of the type override on the attribute
container.RegisterType<MyService6>();
var result = container.Resolve<HasAttributeInjectedMembers>();
Assert.IsType<MyService1>(result.InjectedServiceField);
Assert.IsType<MyService6>(result.InjectedServiceProp);
Assert.Null(result.ServiceField);
Assert.Null(result.ServiceProp);
Tip
You can, of course, then enable member injection for all constructor-injected types (including open generics) simply by registering this behaviour as a global option, as shown here.
Hopefully this example will inspire you to create your own custom binding behaviour :)


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In September 2020, schools reopened for the 2020 to 2021 year, COVID pandemic had changed schools. For friends, Shasa, Daeja, leila and Azsti it meant uncertainty for them and their Senior plans. While Daeja, Aszti and Leila returned to their classrooms, Shasa remained an online student and even though they knew it would be more challenging the friends, still wanted to work together. Drawing from their own personal experiences and observations,they zeroed in on the pandemic's effect on students' education. They realized that students needed more support.
After brainstorming, www.cascoach.com was created, the website would allow parents and students to request free peer tutoring for Hernando County Middle and High Schoolers. The students would be able to meet tutors online as well as onsite at Springstead HS. They could also help students gain valuable volunteer hours that help meet the requirements for the Bright Futures Scholarships. The team and by worked with teachers and the honor society to provide great tutors as well. After all their planning they marketed www.cascoach.com online and in school and in November 2020 they accepted their first request for a Tutor!
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AMOS AND ANDREW A film review by David Pimmel Copyright 1993 David Pimmel
Starring Nicolas Cage, Samuel L. Jackson, Dabney Coleman Rated PG-13 for language, adult humor
Synopsis ========
Andrew Sterling (Samuel L. Jackson) is mistaken for a burglar in his own home and is shot at by the police. Upon discovery of the truth, Sheriff Tolliver (Dabney Coleman) brings in Amos O'Dell (Nicholas Cage) for spin control, putting him up as an armed assailant who really did the shooting. Of course, all good plans go astray.
Review ======
This film seems to suffer from confusion about what it is trying to accomplish. It drifts between slap stick, dark comedy and social satire. The end result is that it doesn't seem to get anywhere. There are some real funny bits and also some real interesting serious parts, but in the end I was left wondering what was the point.
Nicholas Cage is one of my favorite performers because he seems to always pick likable losers to play. Here he steps into the same role again and brings very little new to it. He seems to be going through the motions more than giving it his all. Jackson is much the same way. Coleman provides some of the best parts of the film while simultaneously providing some of the most unoriginal and uninspired work of the film. Don't get me wrong there are some very interesting parts to the film.
Now that I've said what is wrong I would like to mention some of what is right about the film. The parts dealing with social satire work very well. At its core this is a film about a supposedly liberal white community not wanting to integrate. The scenes involving the stuffed shirt local couple were my favorite in the film. Here the film is a success. The slap stick humor doesn't work nearly as well, being on one occasion, painfully uninteresting. But the social satire is dead on target.
In summary, while the film is very uneven, at certain points it hits very strong highs. Unfortunately the pendulum swings both ways and there is an equal number of things that don't work or are uninteresting.
Rating ======
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There are two ways to search the index. The first method uses query parser to construct a query from a string. The second is to programmatically create your own queries through the Zend\Search\Lucene API.
Before choosing to use the provided query parser, please consider the following:
- . If you are programmatically creating a query string and then parsing it with the query parser then you should
- consider building your queries directly with the query API. Generally speaking, the query parser is designed for human-entered text, not for program-generated text.
- . Untokenized fields are best added directly to queries and not through the query parser. If a field’s values
- are generated programmatically by the application, then the query clauses for this field should also be constructed programmatically. An analyzer, which the query parser uses, is designed to convert human-entered text to terms. Program-generated values, like dates, keywords, etc., should be added with the query API.
- . In a query form, fields that are general text should use the query parser. All others, such as date ranges,
- keywords, etc., are better added directly through the query API. A field with a limited set of values that can be specified with a pull-down menu should not be added to a query string that is subsequently parsed but instead should be added as a TermQuery clause.
- . Boolean queries allow the programmer to logically combine two or more queries into new one. Thus it’s the best
- way to add additional criteria to a search defined by a query string.
Both ways use the same API method to search through the index:
1 2 3 | $index = Zend\Search\Lucene::open('/data/my_index');
$index->find($query);
|
The Zend\Search\Lucene::find() method determines the input type automatically and uses the query parser to construct an appropriate Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\Query object from an input of type string.
It is important to note that the query parser uses the standard analyzer to tokenize separate parts of query string. Thus all transformations which are applied to indexed text are also applied to query strings.
The standard analyzer may transform the query string to lower case for case-insensitivity, remove stop-words, and stem among other transformations.
The API method doesn’t transform or filter input terms in any way. It’s therefore more suitable for computer generated or untokenized fields.
Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\QueryParser::parse() method may be used to parse query strings into query objects.
This query object may be used in query construction API methods to combine user entered queries with programmatically generated queries.
Actually, in some cases it’s the only way to search for values within untokenized fields:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | $userQuery = Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\QueryParser::parse($queryStr);
$pathTerm = new Zend\Search\Lucene\Index\Term(
'/data/doc_dir/' . $filename, 'path'
);
$pathQuery = new Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\Query\Term($pathTerm);
$query = new Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\Query\Boolean();
$query->addSubquery($userQuery, true /* required */);
$query->addSubquery($pathQuery, true /* required */);
$hits = $index->find($query);
|
Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\QueryParser::parse() method also takes an optional encoding parameter, which can specify query string encoding:
1 2 | $userQuery = Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\QueryParser::parse($queryStr,
'iso-8859-5');
|
If the encoding parameter is omitted, then current locale is used.
It’s also possible to specify the default query string encoding with Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\QueryParser::setDefaultEncoding() method:
1 2 3 | Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\QueryParser::setDefaultEncoding('iso-8859-5');
...
$userQuery = Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\QueryParser::parse($queryStr);
|
Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\QueryParser::getDefaultEncoding() returns the current default query string encoding (the empty string means “current locale”).
The search result is an array of Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\QueryHit objects. Each of these has two properties: $hit->id is a document number within the index and $hit->score is a score of the hit in a search result. The results are ordered by score (descending from highest score).
The Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\QueryHit object also exposes each field of the Zend\Search\Lucene\Document found in the search as a property of the hit. In the following example, a hit is returned with two fields from the corresponding document: title and author.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | $index = Zend\Search\Lucene::open('/data/my_index');
$hits = $index->find($query);
foreach ($hits as $hit) {
echo $hit->score;
echo $hit->title;
echo $hit->author;
}
|
Stored fields are always returned in UTF-8 encoding.
Optionally, the original Zend\Search\Lucene\Document object can be returned from the Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\QueryHit. You can retrieve stored parts of the document by using the getDocument() method of the index object and then get them by getFieldValue() method:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 | $index = Zend\Search\Lucene::open('/data/my_index');
$hits = $index->find($query);
foreach ($hits as $hit) {
// return Zend\Search\Lucene\Document object for this hit
echo $document = $hit->getDocument();
// return a Zend\Search\Lucene\Field object
// from the Zend\Search\Lucene\Document
echo $document->getField('title');
// return the string value of the Zend\Search\Lucene\Field object
echo $document->getFieldValue('title');
// same as getFieldValue()
echo $document->title;
}
|
The fields available from the Zend\Search\Lucene\Document object are determined at the time of indexing. The document fields are either indexed, or index and stored, in the document by the indexing application (e.g. LuceneIndexCreation.jar).
Note that the document identity (‘path’ in our example) is also stored in the index and must be retrieved from it.
The most computationally expensive part of searching is score calculation. It may take several seconds for large result sets (tens of thousands of hits).
Zend\Search\Lucene gives the possibility to limit result set size with getResultSetLimit() and setResultSetLimit() methods:
1 2 3 | $currentResultSetLimit = Zend\Search\Lucene::getResultSetLimit();
Zend\Search\Lucene::setResultSetLimit($newLimit);
|
The default value of 0 means ‘no limit’.
It doesn’t give the ‘best N’ results, but only the ‘first N’[1].
Zend\Search\Lucene uses the same scoring algorithms as Java Lucene. All hits in the search result are ordered by score by default. Hits with greater score come first, and documents having higher scores should match the query more precisely than documents having lower scores.
Roughly speaking, search hits that contain the searched term or phrase more frequently will have a higher score.
A hit’s score can be retrieved by accessing the score property of the hit:
1 2 3 4 5 6 | $hits = $index->find($query);
foreach ($hits as $hit) {
echo $hit->id;
echo $hit->score;
}
|
The Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\Similarity class is used to calculate the score for each hit. See Extensibility. Scoring Algorithms section for details.
By default, the search results are ordered by score. The programmer can change this behavior by setting a sort field (or a list of fields), sort type and sort order parameters.
$index->find() call may take several optional parameters:
1 2 3 | $index->find($query [, $sortField [, $sortType [, $sortOrder]]]
[, $sortField2 [, $sortType [, $sortOrder]]]
...);
|
A name of stored field by which to sort result should be passed as the $sortField parameter.
$sortType may be omitted or take the following enumerated values: SORT_REGULAR (compare items normally- default value), SORT_NUMERIC (compare items numerically), SORT_STRING (compare items as strings).
$sortOrder may be omitted or take the following enumerated values: SORT_ASC (sort in ascending order- default value), SORT_DESC (sort in descending order).
Examples:
1 | $index->find($query, 'quantity', SORT_NUMERIC, SORT_DESC);
|
1 | $index->find($query, 'fname', SORT_STRING, 'lname', SORT_STRING);
|
1 | $index->find($query, 'name', SORT_STRING, 'quantity', SORT_NUMERIC, SORT_DESC);
|
Please use caution when using a non-default search order; the query needs to retrieve documents completely from an index, which may dramatically reduce search performance.
Zend\Search\Lucene provides two options for search results highlighting.
The first one is utilizing Zend\Search\Lucene\Document\Html class (see HTML documents section for details) using the following methods:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | /**
* Highlight text with specified color
*
* @param string|array $words
* @param string $colour
* @return string
*/
public function highlight($words, $colour = '#66ffff');
|
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 | /**
* Highlight text using specified View helper or callback function.
*
* @param string|array $words Words to highlight. Words could be organized
using the array or string.
* @param callback $callback Callback method, used to transform
(highlighting) text.
* @param array $params Array of additional callback parameters passed
through into it (first non-optional parameter
is an HTML fragment for highlighting)
* @return string
* @throws Zend\Search\Lucene\Exception
*/
public function highlightExtended($words, $callback, $params = array())
|
To customize highlighting behavior use highlightExtended() method with specified callback, which takes one or more parameters [2], or extend Zend\Search\Lucene\Document\Html class and redefine applyColour($stringToHighlight, $colour) method used as a default highlighting callback. [3]
View helpers also can be used as callbacks in context of view script:
1 | $doc->highlightExtended('word1 word2 word3...', array($this, 'myViewHelper'));
|
The result of highlighting operation is retrieved by ZendSearchLuceneDocumentHtml->getHTML() method.
Note
Highlighting is performed in terms of current analyzer. So all forms of the word(s) recognized by analyzer are highlighted.
E.g. if current analyzer is case insensitive and we request to highlight ‘text’ word, then ‘text’, ‘Text’, ‘TEXT’ and other case combinations will be highlighted.
In the same way, if current analyzer supports stemming and we request to highlight ‘indexed’, then ‘index’, ‘indexing’, ‘indices’ and other word forms will be highlighted.
On the other hand, if word is skipped by current analyzer (e.g. if short words filter is applied to the analyzer), then nothing will be highlighted.
The second option is to use ZendSearchLuceneSearchQuery->highlightMatches(string $inputHTML[, $defaultEncoding = ‘UTF-8’[, ZendSearchLuceneSearchHighlighterInterface $highlighter]]) method:
1 2 | $query = Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\QueryParser::parse($queryStr);
$highlightedHTML = $query->highlightMatches($sourceHTML);
|
Optional second parameter is a default HTML document encoding. It’s used if encoding is not specified using Content-type HTTP-EQUIV meta tag.
Optional third parameter is a highlighter object which has to implement Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\Highlighter\Interface interface:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 | interface Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\Highlighter\Interface
{
/**
* Set document for highlighting.
*
* @param Zend\Search\Lucene\Document\Html $document
*/
public function setDocument(Zend\Search\Lucene\Document\Html $document);
/**
* Get document for highlighting.
*
* @return Zend\Search\Lucene\Document\Html $document
*/
public function getDocument();
/**
* Highlight specified words (method is invoked once per subquery)
*
* @param string|array $words Words to highlight. They could be
organized using the array or string.
*/
public function highlight($words);
}
|
Where Zend\Search\Lucene\Document\Html object is an object constructed from the source HTML provided to the Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\Query->highlightMatches() method.
If $highlighter parameter is omitted, then Zend\Search\Lucene\Search\Highlighter\Default class is instantiated and used.
Highlighter highlight() method is invoked once per subquery, so it has an ability to differentiate highlighting for them.
Actually, default highlighter does this walking through predefined color table. So you can implement your own highlighter or just extend the default and redefine color table.
ZendSearchLuceneSearchQuery->htmlFragmentHighlightMatches() has similar behavior. The only difference is that it takes as an input and returns HTML fragment without <>HTML>, <HEAD>, <BODY> tags. Nevertheless, fragment is automatically transformed to valid XHTML.
| [1] | Returned hits are still ordered by score or by the specified order, if given. |
| [2] | The first is an HTML fragment for highlighting and others are callback behavior dependent. Returned value is a highlighted HTML fragment. |
| [3] | In both cases returned HTML is automatically transformed into valid XHTML. |
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About this article
I believe that competition leads to improvement.
There are
three other articles on pointers and how they relate to arrays, besides mine and
Moschops'.
Then there's the dedicated section in the
Documentation.
So I'll try to keep this as short and to the pointer as possible.
(This article assumes you know the basics of C++ programming.)
Pointer facts
A pointer is a variable. It stores a number. That number represents a memory address.
Therefore we say it points to some data.
Pointers can have a type (e.g.
int
,
char
) or they can be
void
.
The type will hint what you want to interpret the data that is pointed to, as.
If you use
void
, you may need to specify a type later.
Declaring a pointer
You declare a pointer just like how you would any variable, but add an asterisk (
*
) in between the type and the name.
Example:
1 2 3 4 5 6
|
void * function(int *i)
{
void *v; // we don't know what type of data v will point to
v = i + 500; // pointer arithmetic
return v; // return the resulting memory address
}
| |
The
function()
above takes a pointer as parameter.
The value of
i
is the memory address it contains.
After we do the pointer arithmetic we'll have a new memory address.
We use
void
as type because we're undecided what to treat the data that
v
points to as.
Pointer arithmetic
Pointer arithmetic refers to addition or subtraction between a pointer and an integer.
The value of a pointer is the memory address it holds. It is expressed in bytes.
Most types occupy more than one byte in memory. (e.g.
float
uses four bytes.)
The integer represents how many elements of the pointer's type we're shifting the address by.
Finally the address shifts by the number of bytes needed to store that number of elements.
Example:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
|
float *pf = reinterpret_cast<float *> (100);
// force pf to contain the value 100 (0x64 in hexadecimal)
// notice that (sizeof (float) == 4) bytes
pf += 1; // shift pf forward by one float
// pf is now 104 (0x68)
pf -= 2; // shift pf backward by two floats
// pf is now 96 (0x60)
void *pv = reinterpret_cast<void *> (100); // pv is 100 (0x64)
// notice that (sizeof (void) == 1) byte
pv += 1; // pv is now 101 (0x65)
pv -= 2; // pv is now 99 (0x63)
// caution, you should never assign a custom address to a pointer
| |
NULL
and nullptr
The rule of initializing variables applies to pointers as well.
The convention is to use
NULL
(or
nullptr
in C++11) to give the pointer a neutral value.
Example:
1 2 3
|
int *i1; // caution, i1 has a junk value
int *i2 = NULL; // we mark i2 as unused
i1 = NULL; // same for i1
| |
NULL
most often is the value
0
.
Well-designed functions should check if a given pointer is
NULL
before using it.
In the latest standard of C++ (named C++11),
nullptr
replaces
NULL
.
Reference facts
While pointers are a concept inherited from C, references were introduced by C++.
A reference can be described as an alias for an existing variable of the same type.
References do not contain a memory address you can change.
References cannot be re-aliased to another variable.
Declaring a reference
You declare a reference how you would a pointer but by using an ampersand (
&
) instead of an asterisk (
*
).
Example:
1 2 3 4
|
int a; // regular variable a
int &ra = a; // reference, must be initialized at declaration
ra = -1; // now a is -1, too
a = 55; // now ra is 55, too
| |
What's a reference good for?
It can serve as a better pointer. References cannot be made invalid as easily as pointers can.
A typical use for references is as a safer alternative to pointers in functions parameters.
Example:
1 2 3 4 5 6
|
void die_string_die(std::string &s)
{
s.clear();
}
// notice that the real string is not copied as a local variable,
// so when we change s inside our function, the real string changes as well
| |
Using a reference is tempting because not having to make a copy will conserve memory and time.
So in order to prevent any accidental changes to the original variable, programmers will declare the reference as
const
.
Old school C programmers will do the same for pointers, but they still have to check if their pointer is
NULL
.
And even if it isn't, they still have no guarantees it is valid.
Example:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
|
void safe(const std::string &s) {}
void still_unsafe(const std::string *s)
{
if (s == NULL); // we surely can't use s now
else; // but what if it's still invalid?
}
| |
The dereference (*
) and reference (&
) operators
The reason why I wrote the previous sections is because both C and C++ made the uninspired choice of recycling the asterisk (
*
) and ampersand (
&
) as operators.
So I wanted to clear up their role in declarations, before moving on to operations.
The dereference operator (
*
) is used on pointers, to manipulate the data at the memory location they contain.
The reference operator (
&
) is used on regular variables, to get their memory address.
You can reference a pointer to get its own memory address. Which is why you can have pointers to pointers.
But dereferencing a regular variable will most likely cause a crash.
Example:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
|
int i; // regular variable i
int *pi; // pointer to int
int **ppi; // pointer to pointer to int
int ***pppi; // this is ridiculous, avoid doing things like this
pi = &i; // apply reference to i, to get i's memory address
ppi = π // apply reference to pi, to get pi's own memory address
pppi = &ppi; // apply reference to ppi, to get ppi's own memory address
*pi = 5; // apply dereference to pi, to change the data pointed to by pi
// i has the value 5
**ppi = -17; // apply dereference to ppi twice, i is now -17
***pppi = 9; // apply dereference to pppi three times, i is now 9
| |
C array facts
Arrays can be described as a chain with a known number of elements, of the same type.
They are sometimes described as "constant pointers", because using their name returns the memory address of the first element, but that address cannot be changed.
The size of an array cannot be changed, either.
The old limitation in using arrays was that their size had to be known at compile time.
This isn't the case anymore in the latest C standard (named C99) but the designers of C++ decided not to implement VLAs (Variable-Length Array) in C++.
The "variable" in VLA means that the size is
a variable, and not that the size
is variable.
Declaring an array
A simple one-dimensional array is declared by using square brackets.
The size can be deduced if you provide an initializer list, otherwise you need to specify the size yourself.
Example:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
|
int ia1[] = {0, 1, 2, 3}; // size deduced to be 4
int ia2[4] = {5}; // size is 4, contents are {5, 0, 0, 0}
int ia3[40]; // caution, size is 40 but elements are junk
int ia4[40] = {}; // size is 40, all elements are 0
char ca1[] = "car"; // caution, a '\0' character is added to the end, size is 4
char ca2[] = {'c', 'a', 'r'}; // size is 3
// and so on...
char *pc = ca1; // no need to reference ca1, because it returns a memory address
ia1[1] = -3; // changes second element in ia1 (counting starts from 0)
| |
Dynamic memory allocation
In the absence of VLAs and if for some reason we don't want to use the STL containers, we can allocate memory dynamically.
We do this for cases when it's unknown how many elements we need to store, at compile time.
The preferred use for pointers remains pointing to a given variable.
But they can also be used to construct chains containing an arbitrary number of elements.
Example:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
|
#include <cstddef>
// for size_t (which is an unsigned integral type, like unsigned int)
size_t ne=0; // number of elements
std::cin >> ne; // let the user input desired length
double *pd; // declare a pointer to double
pd = new double[ne]; // new[] allocates memory to store ne doubles,
// and returns the starting memory address
// ... pd now acts as a doubles array of size ne ...
// caution, the memory address contained in pd must not be changed
delete[] pd; // delete[] frees the memory new[] allocated
// caution, omitting this step can cause a memory leak
| |
Function pointers
Since functions have addresses too, we can have a pointer to a function.
The use for this is a primitive implementation of polymorphism.
The following example highlights the use of Dispatch Tables.
Example:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42
|
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <cstddef>
void good(int i)
{
std::cout << "I fed " << i << " little kittens today." << std::endl;
}
void neutral(int i)
{
std::cout << "I drove " << i << " miles yesterday." << std::endl;
}
void evil(int i)
{
std::cout << "I steal public toilet paper rolls every day." << std::endl;
}
// notice that the "type" of a function is its signature,
// and all the functions above have the same signature: void name(int )
int main()
{
void (*wondering[])(int ) = {good, neutral, evil};
// on the left we have an array of pointers to a function of signature: void name(int )
// on the right we have the initializer list with the three functions
size_t user_input = 0;
std::cout << "GOOD\t== 0\nNEUTRAL\t== 1\nEVIL\t== 2\n\nYour choice is:" << std::endl;
std::cin >> user_input;
if (user_input > 2)
user_input = 2; // just in case...
(*wondering[user_input])(10);
// notice how we don't call a specific function for the user
system("PAUSE"); // you may remove this line if on Linux
return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}
| |
Conclusion
If you're a C programmer, pointers and arrays can be useful tools.
However, since you're most likely a C++ programmer, you should leave pointer hackery alone.
Use pointers to point to an existing variable (object), and only doing so for the benefits of speed and lower memory usage.
And remember that in some cases, you can use references instead of pointers.
As for C arrays, you should avoid using them, as well. C++11 provides
std::array
which is an excellent replacement.


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About Us
Welcome to Pizza-@l-Pesto a family pizza place that anyone can enjoy!
Pizza-@l-Pesto is the perfect place to spend any night during the week or the weekend.
If you want to come have a slice, then come visit us at Ngong Lane plaza
At Pizza-@l-Pesto, we serve generous portions of food, made with quality ingredients by people who care.
Go ahead and enjoy the All New Pizza-@l-Pesto experience!
Menu
New York-Style Pizza
Thin, typically made with high gluten flour.
Baked at 450-550F.
The Jersey style is
"upside down".
Small....500KSH
Medium....1000KSH
Large....1500KSH
St. Louis Pizza
A thin crust pizza popular in St.louis.
This style of pizza has
an unleavened crust and cheese
Small....450KSH
Medium....900KSH
Large....1350KSH
Stuffed Pizza
Similar to Deep dish, but a top layer.
of dough is placed on the pizza,
hence the
term
"stuffed".
Small....700KSH
Medium....1400KSH
Large....2100KSH
Neapolitan Pizza
The classic Italian pizza.
Made with flour such as Caputo, topped with
San Marzano
tomato sauce and baked
Small....600KSH
Medium....1200KSH
Large....1800KSH
Toppings
Pepperoni
- Parmesan cheese
- Tomato sauce
- Red and white onions
- Red,green and red pepper
- Pepperoni 0l>
Beef
- Parmesan cheese
- Tomato sauce
- Red and white onions
- Red,green and red pepper
- Minced beef 0l>
Simple Vegeterian
- Parmesan cheese
- Tomato sauce
- Red and white onions
- Red,green and red pepper 0l>
Special Vegeterian
- Parmesan cheese
- Tomato sauce
- Red and white onions
- Red,green and red pepper
- mushrooms and tofu 0l>


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Neemble
Built award-winning website for a mobile acquisition company.
Neemble is a market-leading Russian startup which offers simple and powerful tools to manage small and large-scale businesses. The company needed a site to showcase its unique services and be stunningly presented in a saturated mobile acquisition market.
Neemble boasts a minimalist and powerful POS system which accepts cash and credit, includes cloud-based ERP software, and deploys a superior CRM to manage client data. We wanted to exhibit the distinct edge Neemble’s ingenious system has over older, dated models.
Icon Set
Award-winning design
During development, we implemented intricate animations.Comparing
Exhibit the benefits of new, cutting-edge equipment.Menu
The site has a clean, one-page architecture with a drop-down menu.Rates
A breakdown of tariffs which takes business specs into account.Site sections
The one-page structure includes all accessible content.Mobile Version
We crafted an adaptive design which delivers an accurate display of content on all devices and browsers.
Responsive design
Even with animations, we took into account all technical parameters for smartphones.Neemble – the sleekest and most convenient
POS system accepting both cash and credit.


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Review
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ10 (March
20, 2004)
| Ease of Use |
|
(5/5.0) |
| Value |
|
(5/5.0) |
| Performance |
|
(4/5.0) |
| Overall Rating |
|
(5/5.0) |
Reviewed By: Paula J. - Nye, MT
I've waited along time for a digital camera like this and now it's here! As an avid
outdoor photography enthusiast and user of two 35mm SLR cameras, a Canon and Minolta with many lenses, a
35mm Olympus Stylus and an Olympus D-40 4MP digital camera, I couldn't be happier with my new Panasonic.
When I got my Olympus digital two years ago, it was a great pocket-size camera for shooting family
and landscape photos and wildflower close-ups in the macro mode. The only thing that it lacked was a long
zoom of 300mm or more to capture quality wildlife photos.
I did a tremendous amount of research
before buying the Panasonic. When I first read about it last year, I decided to wait for its release and I'm
glad that I did. Here are the reasons why
1. For my work, a 4MP camera like the Panasonic is
sufficient to produce high quality images and 8x10 prints...no need to spend more money for more pixels if
it isn't necessary. I would have preferred a 5 Megapixel for those few times that I'd like to do a blow-up
but the vast number of features of the Panasonic more than compensate.
2. The superior Leica f2.8
lens produces sharp, high quality images throughout the entire focal length of the zoom. Indoor and outdoor
photos were excellent and actually seemed a bit sharper than my 4MP Olympus digital camera.
3.
Speaking of the zoom, WOW!! The 420mm zoom allows me to stay far enough from wildlife without scaring them
off...makes for more natural wildlife behavior photos. A conveniently placed lever on the top of the camera
also allows you to switch between telephoto and wide angle. That's a great benefit giving you more photo
options from a single postion.
4. The incredible Image Stabilization feature really is outstanding!
I've already taken photos of deer, eagles, geese and ducks on the move or in flight and the results are
great. If you're shooting over 200mm, a tripod is usually a must...not true, though, with Panasonic's
built-in Image Stabilization feature that even has 2 different modes.
5. Auto and manual focus are
also provided. In addition there is a neat feature called Program Shift that allows you to change the
exposure settings..aperture and shutter speed...while in automatic Program AE to make a background more
blurred or give more clarity to a subject in motion.
The camera also allows you to take pictures
with total aperture or shutter priority if desired. You set the aperture and the camera automatically sets
the appropriate shutter speed. Want to take a sharp picture of a fast goose in flight? Just set a higher
shutter speed and the camera automatically sets the corresponding aperture setting. All are great
features.
6. The Panasonic also has a little button that you can use quickly and easily to switch
between the electronic viewfinder and the LCD monitor. I've found that by using the EVF without the flash,
you'll get more shooting time on your battery.
7. The camera is very durable, lightweight for a long
zoom camera, extremely quiet in operation, easy to hold, and the menus are logical and easy to follow. The
manual is far better than any manual I've had so far.
8. Unlike some of the other cameras on
the market, the Panasonic includes a lens cap, lense hood, and battery charger and it charges in 90 minutes
or less. The 72mm lens allows you to add filters and, believe it or not, there is even an optional
teleconverter available for getting even more distance with your zoom.
9. There are 6 scene modes, on
a dial on top of the camera, that give you the flexibility to set the camera for just about any given photo
situation. There is a built-in flash and a hot shoe if you want to attach a separate flash device. I haven't
had an opportunity to test the camera in low light yet so I can't comment on the adequacy of the built-in
flash.
10. Although I use editing software to enhance saturation and contrast, the camera does have
a color adjustment feature that allows you to adjust these items. I haven't tried it yet, but it's a nice
feature for those that don't do their own editing work.
11. More serious photographers will
especially enjoy such features as exposure compensation, white balance adjustment, the displayed histogram,
color effects, auto bracketing, and burst mode.
I've had my camera for exactly one month now and
have been out almost daily putting it to the test and trying all of its features. Needless to say, I
couldn't be happier. I looked at other cameras like the Olympus C-750 with 4MP, 380mm zoom but no image
stabilization or lens cap, the Minolta Dimage A1 with 5 MP, an anti-shake feature but only 200mm zoom, the
Fuji FinePix S7000 with 6MP, no IS, only 210mm zoom, and the Nikon 5700 with 5MP, a 280mm zoom but no image
stabilization. Although all of these cameras are excellent cameras, the Panasonic offers ALL of the features
I need and wins out easily. If you want to be able to shoot great outdoor photography without lugging around
tons of camera gear and lenses, this is the perfect camera.
Vann's now carries a super high speed
battery charger that has a 12-volt adapter. I plan on buying this so I can always have a spare battery pack
charged and ready to go when I'm on the road. One suggestion You should really pick up a memory card with a
minimum of 128MB of memory. This camera is so much fun, and with the 420mm zoom, you'll probably be shooting
a ton of pictures. The 16MB memory card included with the camera, although standard with most cameras, is
not really sufficient.
Bottom Line This is a great camera! It's easy to operate for the rank beginner
yet carries advanced features that appeal to every serious photographer. I looked at a number of cameras and
the Panasonic by far is a real bargain for the money.