{% load staticfiles %}
{{ title }}
What is your relation with {{second_person.0}}? {{ relation }}
{% csrf_token %}
Friends
Family
Couple


ComboBox - Events
Event log:
- {{ev.name}}{{ev.info}}{{ev.value}}
This sample presents most of events that are fired from ComboBox directive. Depending on action, a specific event is fired, which you can handle by simple creating an event handler. From control panel on right side, you can change whether ComboBox is enabled or disabled.
Here is list of events that are supported:
- dropdownClosing - Occurs before dropdown list is closed
- dropdownClosed - Occurs after dropdown list is closed
- dropdownOpening - Occurs before dropdown list is opened
- dropdownOpened - Occurs after dropdown list is opened
- click - Occurs when ComboBox clicked
- enabledChanged - Occurs when control is enabled or disabled
- selectedItemChanged - Occurs when selected item in ComboBox has changed
- styleChanged - Occurs when control style has changed
Depending on some conditions, when handling some of above events you can prevent the default action to proceed, by canceling the operation.
In this sample event log will not register style changes events, because changes to the ComboBox appearance are not demonstrated here.


Strategy Configuration
{% include "main/_strategy_form.html" %}
Moving Average Crossover:
{% include "main/_average_crossover_form.html" %}
Indicators
{% for indicator, explanation in indicator_explanations %}
{% include "main/_indicator_form.html" %}
{% endfor %}
{% include "main/_backtest_form.html" %}
Strategy Help
{% include "main/_strategy_help.html" %}


Popup Dictionary
16 Nov 2015Simple hack for cross application dictionary with popup supported by keybooard shortcut combinations.
Requirements
*GNU/Linux
*Goldendict
*WordNet
*Text to speech : Espeak
*Clipboard manager : parcellite
Installation
sudo apt-get install goldendict espeak parcellite
Post installation:
Adding pronunciation
Adding dictionary files
One time procedure:
0.Right click Parcellite daemon -> Preferences
See the picture
1.Create a bash file(extension: .sh) and paste the following
goldendict `parcellite --primary`
2.Add a executable permission to the bash file created
chmod u+x filename.sh
3.Open Systemsettings-> keyboard->Shortcuts->Custom shortcut
4.Select your bash script as the command and add a custom keyboard shortcut
Working:
Now just double click a word in browser,text editor etc and press the custom shortcut combination
Love Gnu/linux
References:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/458584/how-can-i-add-text-to-speech-to-goldendict
https://askubuntu.com/questions/183570/where-can-i-find-dictionaries-for-opendict-and-goldendict


SEVEN YEARS IN TIBET
RATING: ***1/2 (out of ****)
TriStar / 2:11 / 1997 / PG-13 (brief language, scenes of violence) Cast: Brad Pitt; David Thewlis; B.D. Wong; Mako; Jamyang Jamtsho Wangchuk; Lhakpa Tsamchoe Director: Jean-Jacques Annaud Screenplay: Becky Johnston
"Seven Years in Tibet" is a very long movie that centers around the Dalai Lama, but Richard Gere shouldn't be the only person happy as they exit the theater. This surprisingly strong, beautifully shot adaptation of Austrian mountaineer Heinrich Harrer's autobiographical exploits in the Far East is far better than what it looks like -- a ponderously dull starring vehicle for Brad Pitt (who plays Harrer). At first, "Seven Years in Tibet" is about as spiritual as Pitt's nifty bleached-blonde locks, but after a bumpy start, things really do move to a higher plain.
"Seven Years in Tibet" picks up Harrer's tale in 1939, when he vainly leaves his pregnant wife behind and sets off with companion Peter Aufschnaiter (David Thewlis) to climb Nanga Parbat, one of the highest mountains in the Himalayas. After an ugly run in with British officers, Harrer and Aufschnaiter become prisoners of war, and it is there where the former receives a Dear John from his spouse. The letter informs Harrer that she has taken up with another man and the son she has given birth to will look upon him as a father.
Harrer and Aufschnaiter eventually escape and talk their way into Lhasa, Tibet, the holy city where the Dalai Lama (Jamyang Jamtsho Wangchuk) resides. The 14-year-old Dalai Lama is an inquisitive young boy who spies Harrer from a distance and immediately recruits the foreigner to tell him about such subjects as Jack the Ripper, elevators and cocktails. The two form a bond that parallels Harrer's non-existent relationship with his own child and carries over into turmoil when the Chinese army invades Tibet.
Before production was completed, a German magazine revealed that Harrer had Nazi ties, and a couple of lines were added relating to this fact. There's been a fuss as of recent that "Seven Years in Tibet" is too sanitary a portrait, but the film succeeds at detailing his own transformation of the heart and purification of the mind, regardless of whether or not it's true. The filmmakers' responsibility lies with making a good film, not sticking to every single fact. And Pitt is pretty earnest in the role. Dealing with a shaky Austrian accent, he appears a bit brittle in the first couple of scenes, but it's a testament to his likability that he fast grows on you. The setup to Harrer's plight is a little funky as well, but Pitt and the story seem to find and compliment each other quick.
The core of Harrer's journey from selfishness to selflessness is in his tie with the Dalai Lama, and the numerous sequences detailing this are strong and distinguished. Pitt and Wangchuk, a fine young actor making a stellar film debut, have wonderful chemistry, and the actors' on-screen connection glows with more magnetism than most movies use in their depiction of married couples. When a pre-closing credits epilogue tells us that the two men are still friends to this day, it's not a surprise -- their relationship is portrayed with enough powerful realism that you expect it to last for a very long time.
Even if "Seven Years in Tibet" had botched its story, it still would be a technical marvel. Director Jean-Jacques Annaud presents some incredible sights, and the spectacular scenery practically becomes a character in its own right. Occupying the breathtaking views is a robust supporting cast that includes those with experienced class (Thewlis and Mako) to those fresh and flawless (gorgeous Lhakpa Tsamchoe, as the object of Harrer and Aufschnaiter's competing affection). John Williams' score is exotic and Enrico Sabbatini's costumes are wondrous. At almost two-and-a-quarter hours, a lesser "Seven Years in Tibet" could have felt like seven years in the movie theater. But thankfully, it's not and it doesn't.
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Before Change
C[left_boundary_pts[i], closest_from_first[i]] = 1
lower_grid_pt_idxs[left_boundary_pts[i]] = 0
right_boundary_pts = torch.LongTensor([i for i in range(len(lower_grid_pt_idxs))
if (lower_grid_pt_idxs > num_grid_points - num_coefficients)[i] == 1])
num_right = len(right_boundary_pts)
After Change
num_right = len(right_boundary_pts)
if num_right > 0:
right_boundary_pts.squeeze_(1)
x_grid_last = x_grid[-num_coefficients:].unsqueeze(1).t().expand(num_right, num_coefficients)
grid_targets = x_target[right_boundary_pts].unsqueeze(1).expand(num_right, num_coefficients)
dists = torch.abs(x_grid_last - grid_targets)


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DeBox Analytics
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A local analytics manager that sends data and events to the log for debugging More...
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| DebugAnalyticsManager () | |
| Create a new DebugAnalyticsManager More... | |
| override void | Initialize () |
| Initialize this manager More... | |
| override void | Identify (string id) |
| Set the tracking id. This will create a data store in the PlayerPrefs for the tracked data of this account. Different account ids will resolve to different PlayerPrefs keys More... | |
| override void | Increment (string attribute, int value) |
| See IAnalytics Manager More... | |
| override void | Increment (string attribute, float value) |
| See IAnalytics Manager More... | |
| override void | Set (string attribute, object value) |
| See IAnalytics Manager More... | |
| override void | SetOnce (string attribute, object value) |
| See IAnalytics Manager More... | |
| override void | AddToList (string attribute, params object[] values) |
| See IAnalytics Manager More... | |
| override void | UnionList (string attribute, params object[] values) |
| See IAnalytics Manager More... | |
| override void | IntersectList (string attribute, params object[] values) |
| See IAnalytics Manager More... | |
| override void | RemoveFromList (string attribute, params object[] values) |
| See IAnalytics Manager More... | |
| override void | SetTrackingAttribute (string attributeName, object value) |
| See IAnalytics Manager More... | |
| override void | SetTrackingAttributeOnce (string attributeName, object value) |
| Tracks an event to the log console More... | |
| override void | TrackRevenue (string product, int quantity, float price) |
| Tracks an event to the log console More... | |
| override void | Flush () |
| Does nothing except logging that a flush was requested. The message in the console will include all the player tracking data More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager | |
| void | TrackEvent (string eventName) |
| Performs TrackEventInternal More... | |
| void | TrackEvent (string eventName, Dictionary< string, object > attributes) |
| Performs TrackEventInternal More... | |
| virtual bool | SupportsFeature (AnalyticsFeatureType feature) |
| Returns true if the manager supports the specified feature More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| override void | TrackEventInternal (string eventName) |
| See IAnalytics Manager More... | |
| override void | TrackEventInternal (string eventName, Dictionary< string, object > attributes) |
| See IAnalytics Manager More... | |
| override AnalyticsFeatureType | GetSupportedFeatures () |
| See BaseAnalyticsManager More... | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager | |
| BaseAnalyticsManager (AutoTimestampModeType timestampModeType) | |
| Initialize this base with the specified mode More... | |
| virtual DateTime | GetCurrentTime () |
| Returns the current date-time. More... | |
| virtual string | GetTimestampAttributeName () |
| Returns the timestamp attribute this manager uses. Defaults to DEFAULT_EVENT_TIME_ATTRIBUTE_NAME More... | |
Properties | |
| string | AccountId [get] |
| Tracked account id More... | |
| Properties inherited from DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager | |
| bool | AutoTimestampEvents [get, protected set] |
| If this is true, this manager auto-stamps the current time to tracked events More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager | |
| enum | AutoTimestampModeType { AutomaticallyTimestamp, DontAutomaticallyTimestamp } |
A local analytics manager that sends data and events to the log for debugging
DebugAnalyticsManager saves tracking data in the Unity PlayerPrefs
Definition at line 14 of file DebugAnalyticsManager.cs.
| DeBox.Analytics.DebugManager.DebugAnalyticsManager.DebugAnalyticsManager | ( | ) |
Create a new DebugAnalyticsManager
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See IAnalytics Manager
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| values |
Implements DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager.
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Does nothing except logging that a flush was requested. The message in the console will include all the player tracking data
Implements DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager.
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Implements DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager.
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Set the tracking id. This will create a data store in the PlayerPrefs for the tracked data of this account. Different account ids will resolve to different PlayerPrefs keys
| id | Id of the account |
Implements DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager.
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See IAnalytics Manager
| attribute | |
| value |
Implements DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager.
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See IAnalytics Manager
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| value |
Implements DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager.
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Initialize this manager
Implements DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager.
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| values |
| NotImplementedException |
Implements DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager.
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See IAnalytics Manager
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Implements DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager.
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Implements DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager.
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| value |
Implements DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager.
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See IAnalytics Manager
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| value |
Implements DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager.
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Tracks an event to the log console
| attributeName | |
| value |
Implements DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager.
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See IAnalytics Manager
| eventName |
Implements DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager.
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See IAnalytics Manager
| eventName | |
| attributes |
Implements DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager.
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Tracks an event to the log console
| product | |
| quantity | |
| price |
Implements DeBox.Analytics.BaseAnalyticsManager.
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See IAnalytics Manager
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µEvLoop
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A fast and lightweight event loop aimed at embedded platforms in C99.
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Defines closures, objects that bind functions to creating and calling contexts. More...
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| struct | closure_t |
| Defines a closure, a tuple <function, context, destructor> More... | |
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| closure_t | closure_create (void *(*function)(closure_t *), void *context, void(*destructor)(closure_t *)) |
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| void * | closure_invoke (closure_t *closure, void *params) |
| Invokes a closure and returns whatever value it returned. More... | |
| void | closure_destroy (closure_t *closure) |
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Defines closures, objects that bind functions to creating and calling contexts.
| closure_t closure_create | ( | void *(*)(closure_t *) | function, |
| void * | context, | ||
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| ) |
Creates a new closure.
Binds the tuple <function, context, destructor> and populates a new closure object with it. The object is returned by value.
| function | The function to be run on closure invokation. |
| context | The creation context of the closure. |
| destructor | The custom destructor to be run on closure_destroy . |
| void closure_destroy | ( | closure_t * | closure | ) |
Tears a closure down, calling its associated destructor.
| closure | The closure to be destroyed |
| void* closure_invoke | ( | closure_t * | closure, |
| void * | params | ||
| ) |
Invokes a closure and returns whatever value it returned.
| closure | The closure reference to be invoked. |
| params | The parameters to be passed along during closure invokation. |


We Are A Team Of Video Game Developers
Under This Blank Page Is A Keen Team Of Developers Making A Site, Wait A Bit Longer And We Will Be Up And Running!


module Normalize:sig
..end
This module provides a way to "flatten" the groups of productions.
val normalize_actual : Ast.actual -> Ast.actual
Normalize an actual.
Note that the anonymous rules are normalized in the same ways as
the groups, see Normalize.normalize_group
.
val normalize_production : Ast.production -> Ast.production
Normalize a production by normalizing its actuals.
val normalize_group : Ast.group -> Ast.group list -> Ast.group list
Normalize a group.
Each production of the group is normalized then inserted in a new
singleton group. As a result, normalize_group
returns a list of groups
with only one production each.
val normalize_rule : Ast.rule -> Ast.rule
Normalize a rule by normalizing its groups. In general, the number of groups increases.
val normalize : Ast.rule list -> Ast.rule list
Normalize the grammar by normalizing its rules.


MeshingParameters¶
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class
rhino3dm.
MeshingParameters
¶ -
MeshingParameters
()¶ MeshingParameters constructor
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MeshingParameters
(density) Initializes a new instance with simple values, similar to that of Rhino’s meshing slider interface.
Parameters: density (float) – The density and number of mesh polygons, where 0.0 <= density <= 1.0, where 0 quickly creates coarse meshes, and 1 slowly creates dense meshes.
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MeshingParameters
(density, minimumEdgeLength) Initializes a new instance with simple values, similar to that of Rhino’s meshing slider interface.
Parameters: - density (float) – The density and number of mesh polygons, where 0.0 <= density <= 1.0, where 0 quickly creates coarse meshes, and 1 slowly creates dense meshes.
- minimumEdgeLength (float) – The minimum allowed mesh edge length.
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Default
¶ rhino3dm.MeshingParameters: Gets mesh creation parameters to create the default render mesh. Only use this if you plan on specifying your own custom meshing parameters.
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FastRenderMesh
¶ rhino3dm.MeshingParameters: Gets mesh creation parameters to create the a render mesh when meshing speed is preferred over mesh quality.
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QualityRenderMesh
¶ rhino3dm.MeshingParameters: Gets mesh creation parameters to create the a render mesh when mesh quality is preferred over meshing speed.
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DefaultAnalysisMesh
¶ rhino3dm.MeshingParameters: Gets mesh creation parameters to create the default analysis mesh.
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TextureRange
¶ MeshingParameterTextureRange: Gets or sets how and if textures will be packed.
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JaggedSeams
¶ bool: Gets or sets whether or not the mesh is allowed to have jagged seams. When this flag is set to true, meshes on either side of a Brep Edge will not match up.
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RefineGrid
¶ bool: Gets or sets a value indicating whether or not the sampling grid can be refined when certain tolerances are not met.
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SimplePlanes
¶ bool: Gets or sets a value indicating whether or not planar areas are allowed to be meshed in a simplified manner.
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¶ bool: Gets or sets a value indicating whether or not surface curvature data will be embedded in the mesh.
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ClosedObjectPostProcess
¶ bool: Gets or sets a value indicating whether or not to post process non-closed meshes that should be closed. If the Brep being meshed is closed, JaggedSeams = false, and ClosedObjectPostProcess = true, and the resulting mesh is not closed, then a post meshing process is applied to find and close gaps in the mesh. Typically the resulting mesh is not closed because the input Brep has a geometric flaw, like loops in trimming curve.
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GridMinCount
¶ int: Gets or sets the minimum number of grid quads in the initial sampling grid.
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¶ int: Gets or sets the maximum number of grid quads in the initial sampling grid.
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GridAngle
¶ float: Gets or sets the maximum allowed angle difference (in radians) for a single sampling quad. The angle pertains to the surface normals.
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GridAspectRatio
¶ float: Gets or sets the maximum allowed aspect ratio of sampling quads.
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GridAmplification
¶ float: Gets or sets the grid amplification factor. Values lower than 1.0 will decrease the number of initial quads, values higher than 1.0 will increase the number of initial quads.
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Tolerance
¶ float: Gets or sets the maximum allowed edge deviation. This tolerance is measured between the center of the mesh edge and the surface.
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MinimumTolerance
¶ float: Gets or sets the minimum tolerance.
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RelativeTolerance
¶ float: Gets or sets the relative tolerance.
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MinimumEdgeLength
¶ float: Gets or sets the minimum allowed mesh edge length.
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MaximumEdgeLength
¶ float: Gets or sets the maximum allowed mesh edge length.
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RefineAngle
¶ float: Gets or sets the mesh parameter refine angle.
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Encode
()¶ [todo] add documentation
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static
Decode
(jsonObject)¶ [todo] add documentation
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From:Vickers Frank W. To:Kaiser Jared ; Bates Kimberly Sent:2017-01-11T04:40:41.0000000Z Subject:RE: Meeting regarding Florida sales
We are meeting with Southern most of the afternoon on Thursday. Can this be moved to Friday ?
Frank
[Frank Vickers]
-----Original Message-----
From: Kaiser, Jared
Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2001 4:11 PM
To: Neal, Scott; Demoes, Phil; Vickers, Frank W.; Arnell, Doug
Cc: Bates, Kimberly
Subject: Meeting regarding Florida sales
To all,
I would like to propose a meeting to discuss company development and implementation of a strategy to place the Bahamian LNG.
The time will be 4 pm on Thursday May 31.
Kim will respond with the location. I would prefer each of you attend so if this doesn't fit schedules, let me know.
Regards,
Jared
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Material Lists - SP.js example
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Taylor Swift beats Michael Jackson record for most AMA Awards
by Sanya AgunbiadeTaylor Swift has just broken an age-long record at the American Music Awards after beating the late Michael Jackson to be decorated as the most-awarded artist in the history of the award.
She is now the most decorated artist in AMA history on a night where she celebrated victory over her former record label who appeared to attempt to block her performing her classic hits.
The megastar now has 29 awards to her name, overtaking MJ’s 24-award haul before the night was even half way through.
She claimed not only Artist of the Year and Artist of the Decade, but Favourite Pop/Rock Album for Lover and Favourite Female Artist as well.
When it came to Favorite Album – Pop/Rock, Swift’s Lover beat out Billie Eilish’s When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? and Ariana Grande’s Thank U, Next, and the singer could hardly believe it.
“This is amazing,” she said while holding her trophy, stunned. “That was a really tough category… I didn’t think I was gonna win this one.”
While she didn’t mention her record-breaking accomplishment, she did thank her new record label, which many took as a subtle dig at her former label, Big Machine, following their high-profile feud, Yahoo News reports.
“I really love my record label, Universal Republic. Thank you for being so generous and letting me make whatever music I want to make,” Swift said, excitedly.
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The legitimate VMWare tool Vmss2core can be used to dump memory from a suspended VM (*.vmss) or saved VM (*.vmsn) file. The Volatility Framework can extract the hashes.
After compromising a target we discover that the box hosts Virtual Machines. Wouldn't it be nice if we could compromise those machines as well! Enter vmss2core, we can use this tool to create a coredump of a Virtual Machine, IF that machine has suspended (*.vmss) or snapshot (*.vmsn) checkpoint state files. These files can be parsed by the volatility framework to extract a hashdump.
Make sure to use the appropriate version of vmss2core, in this case I needed the 64-bit OSX version.


Class ResilientBrowsingCache
Resilient Cache.
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: Gee.External.Browsing.Cache
Assembly: Gee.External.Browsing.dll
Syntax
public sealed class ResilientBrowsingCache : IBrowsingCache, IDisposable
Remarks
Represents a resilient cache that automatically retries failed operations performed on a IBrowsingCache. The number of retry attempts is either caller or implementation specific if you do not specify a value. Between each retry attempt, the resilient cache will pause for an implementation specific interval. If all retry attempts are exhausted and the attempted operation never succeeds, the exception the failed operation threw will be propagated up to you.
If you specify a number of retry attempts when you create a resilient cache, be practical with the value you specify. The resilient cache will pause for an implementation specific interval between each retry attempt, which effectively means if an attempted operation always fails, the exception it threw will not be propagated up to you until all the retry attempts are exhausted. If you specify a very high number of retry attempts, this could have self inflicted performance implications.
When you create a resilient cache, you can specify whether or not it takes ownership of the cache you want to proxy to and dispose it when the resilient cache itself is disposed. The recommended behavior is that you allow the resilient cache to take ownership of the cache you want to proxy to but take note that if you reference or dispose the cache you want to proxy to after you create the resilient cache, the behavior of the resilient cache and cache you want to proxy to is undefined.
Since a resilient cache itself implements IBrowsingCache, it is technically possible to create a new resilient cache for an existing resilient cache, though the reasons for doing so, in most cases, are unjustified. To avoid doing do, consider creating a resilient cache using Create(IBrowsingCache), or one of its overloads, instead of one of the constructor overloads. Create(IBrowsingCache) will conveniently create a resilient cache if, and only if, the cache you want to proxy to itself is not a resilient cache.
Constructors
ResilientBrowsingCache(IBrowsingCache)
Create a Resilient Cache.
Declaration
public ResilientBrowsingCache(IBrowsingCache cache)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IBrowsingCache | cache | A IBrowsingCache to proxy to. The resilient cache takes ownership of
|
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
ResilientBrowsingCache(IBrowsingCache, Int32)
Create a Resilient Cache.
Declaration
public ResilientBrowsingCache(IBrowsingCache cache, int retryAttempts)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IBrowsingCache | cache | A IBrowsingCache to proxy to. The resilient cache takes ownership of
|
| System.Int32 | retryAttempts | The number of attempts a failed operation should be retried. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
| System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException | Thrown if |
ResilientBrowsingCache(IBrowsingCache, Int32, Boolean)
Create a Resilient Cache.
Declaration
public ResilientBrowsingCache(IBrowsingCache cache, int retryAttempts, bool ownCache)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IBrowsingCache | cache | A IBrowsingCache to proxy to. |
| System.Int32 | retryAttempts | The number of attempts a failed operation should be retried. |
| System.Boolean | ownCache | A boolean flag indicating whether or not the resilient cache takes ownership of
|
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
| System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException | Thrown if |
Methods
Create(IBrowsingCache)
Create a Resilient Cache.
Declaration
public static ResilientBrowsingCache Create(IBrowsingCache cache)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IBrowsingCache | cache | A IBrowsingCache to proxy to. The resilient cache takes ownership of
|
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ResilientBrowsingCache | A resilient cache. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
Create(IBrowsingCache, Int32)
Create a Resilient Cache.
Declaration
public static ResilientBrowsingCache Create(IBrowsingCache cache, int retryAttempts)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IBrowsingCache | cache | A IBrowsingCache to proxy to. The resilient cache takes ownership of
|
| System.Int32 | retryAttempts | The number of attempts a failed operation should be retried. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ResilientBrowsingCache | A resilient cache. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
| System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException | Thrown if |
Create(IBrowsingCache, Int32, Boolean)
Create a Resilient Cache.
Declaration
public static ResilientBrowsingCache Create(IBrowsingCache cache, int retryAttempts, bool ownCache)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IBrowsingCache | cache | A IBrowsingCache to proxy to. |
| System.Int32 | retryAttempts | The number of attempts a failed operation should be retried. |
| System.Boolean | ownCache | A boolean flag indicating whether or not the resilient cache takes ownership of
|
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ResilientBrowsingCache | A resilient cache. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
| System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException | Thrown if |
Dispose()
Dispose Object.
Declaration
public void Dispose()
GetSafeCacheEntryAsync(String, CancellationToken)
Get a Safe Cache Entry Asynchronously.
Declaration
public Task<SafeCacheEntry> GetSafeCacheEntryAsync(string threatSha256HashPrefix, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | threatSha256HashPrefix | A SHA256 hash prefix, formatted as a hexadecimal encoded string, identifying a threat to retrieve from the cache. |
| System.Threading.CancellationToken | cancellationToken | A cancellation token to cancel the asynchronous operation with. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<SafeCacheEntry> | The SafeCacheEntry cached for the threat identified by
|
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| BrowsingCacheException | Thrown if a caching error occurs. |
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
| System.ObjectDisposedException | Thrown if the object is disposed. |
| System.OperationCanceledException | Thrown if the asynchronous operation is cancelled. |
GetUnsafeCacheEntryAsync(String, CancellationToken)
Get an Unsafe Cache Entry Asynchronously.
Declaration
public Task<UnsafeCacheEntry> GetUnsafeCacheEntryAsync(string threatSha256Hash, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | threatSha256Hash | A full SHA256 hash, formatted as a hexadecimal encoded string, identifying a threat to retrieve from the cache. |
| System.Threading.CancellationToken | cancellationToken | A cancellation token to cancel the asynchronous operation with. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<UnsafeCacheEntry> | The UnsafeCacheEntry cached for the threat identified by
|
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| BrowsingCacheException | Thrown if a caching error occurs. |
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
| System.ObjectDisposedException | Thrown if the object is disposed. |
| System.OperationCanceledException | Thrown if the asynchronous operation is cancelled. |
PutSafeCacheEntryAsync(SafeCacheEntry, CancellationToken)
Put a Safe Cache Entry Asynchronously.
Declaration
public Task PutSafeCacheEntryAsync(SafeCacheEntry safeCacheEntry, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| SafeCacheEntry | safeCacheEntry | A SafeCacheEntry to cache. |
| System.Threading.CancellationToken | cancellationToken | A cancellation token to cancel the asynchronous operation with. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task | A task representing the asynchronous operation. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| BrowsingCacheException | Thrown if a caching error occurs. |
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
| System.ObjectDisposedException | Thrown if the object is disposed. |
| System.OperationCanceledException | Thrown if the asynchronous operation is cancelled. |
PutUnsafeCacheEntryAsync(UnsafeCacheEntry, CancellationToken)
Put an Unsafe Cache Entry Asynchronously.
Declaration
public Task PutUnsafeCacheEntryAsync(UnsafeCacheEntry unsafeCacheEntry, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| UnsafeCacheEntry | unsafeCacheEntry | An UnsafeCacheEntry to cache. |
| System.Threading.CancellationToken | cancellationToken | A cancellation token to cancel the asynchronous operation with. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task | A task representing the asynchronous operation. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| BrowsingCacheException | Thrown if a caching error occurs. |
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
| System.ObjectDisposedException | Thrown if the object is disposed. |
| System.OperationCanceledException | Thrown if the asynchronous operation is cancelled. |
RemoveSafeCacheEntryAsync(String, CancellationToken)
Remove a Safe Cache Entry Asynchronously.
Declaration
public Task RemoveSafeCacheEntryAsync(string threatSha256HashPrefix, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | threatSha256HashPrefix | A SHA256 hash prefix, formatted as a hexadecimal encoded string, identifying a threat to remove from the cache. |
| System.Threading.CancellationToken | cancellationToken | A cancellation token to cancel the asynchronous operation with. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task | A task representing the asynchronous operation. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| BrowsingCacheException | Thrown if a caching error occurs. |
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
| System.ObjectDisposedException | Thrown if the object is disposed. |
| System.OperationCanceledException | Thrown if the asynchronous operation is cancelled. |
RemoveUnsafeCacheEntryAsync(String, CancellationToken)
Remove an Unsafe Cache Entry Asynchronously.
Declaration
public Task RemoveUnsafeCacheEntryAsync(string threatSha256Hash, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | threatSha256Hash | A full SHA256 hash, formatted as a hexadecimal encoded string, identifying a threat to remove from the cache. |
| System.Threading.CancellationToken | cancellationToken | A cancellation token to cancel the asynchronous operation with. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task | A task representing the asynchronous operation. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| BrowsingCacheException | Thrown if a caching error occurs. |
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
| System.ObjectDisposedException | Thrown if the object is disposed. |
| System.OperationCanceledException | Thrown if the asynchronous operation is cancelled. |


This test verifies that various HTMLCollection properties have [SameObject] behavior.


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Preparation time
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Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
For the crème de vanilla de bourbon, soak the gelatine leaves in a bowl of cold water for 4-5 minutes. Squeeze dry and set aside.
Slowly bring the cream, sugar, vanilla pods and seeds to the boil in a small pan. Remove from the heat and discard the vanilla pods.
Stir the soaked, drained gelatine leaves into the cream mixture until melted.
Strain the mixture through a fine sieve, reserving the strained liquid. Set aside to cool and set slightly, then pour the cooled mixture into four 100ml/3½fl oz dariole moulds and chill in the fridge for three hours, or until completely set.
Meanwhile, for the blood orange sorbet, place the sugar into a pan and dissolve it in the water. Bring the sugar and water mixture to the boil, stirring continuously, then reduce the heat to a simmer and continue to cook for a further 2-3 minutes. Remove from the heat and set aside until completely cooled.
In a large mixing bowl, stir together the blood orange juice and orange liqueur, if using.
Stir in the cooled sugar syrup a spoonful at a time, tasting after each addition, until the orange juice is sweet enough for your taste.
Pour the mixture into an ice-cream machine and churn until smooth and set. Transfer to a plastic container, cover and freeze until needed.
For the poached rhubarb, gently heat the sugar and the two tablespoons of water until the sugar has dissolved. Add the rhubarb and ginger and simmer gently for 4-5 minutes, or until just softened. Strain the rhubarb and set aside to cool. (You can use the drained liquid in another dish, or drizzle it over the finished dessert.)
To serve, turn the crème de vanilla de bourbons out onto four chilled serving plates. Place a scoop of blood orange sorbet and a spoonful of poached rhubarb alongside each.


knitr::opts_chunk$set(echo = TRUE, warning = FALSE)
We will import a dataset we obtained from collaborators and prepared for the analysis. Each row is a simulation run for one of the ten planting days in the month of June for each of the 27 years (1980 to 2007).
library(tidyverse)
simul_loss <- read.csv("data/yield_loss_simulations.csv")
Let’s split the dataset into three periods and get the summary statistics.
## Yield loss 1980s
loss_80 <- simul_loss %>%
filter(
class_year != "1990-1999",
class_year != "2000-2007"
)
sml_80 <- summary(loss_80$relative_loss)
## Yield loss 1990s
loss_90 <- simul_loss %>%
filter(
class_year != "1980-1989",
class_year != "2000-2007"
)
sml_90 <- summary(loss_90$relative_loss)
## Yield loss 2000s
loss_20 <- simul_loss %>%
filter(
class_year != "1980-1989",
class_year != "1990-1999"
)
sml_20 <- summary(loss_20$relative_loss)
library(knitr)
table_loss <- frame_data(~"Decade", ~"Mean", ~"Median", ~"Min", ~"Max", "1980s", sml_80[4], sml_80[3], sml_80[1], sml_80[6], "1990s", sml_90[4], sml_90[3], sml_90[1], sml_90[6], "2000s", sml_20[4], sml_20[3], sml_20[1], sml_20[6])
table_loss
A generalized additive model (GAM) was fitted to the data using the gam
function of mgcv
package. We were intersted in testing whether there was significant upward trend in yield loss in the time series, as well as to test the effect of two sowing periods (sowing dates before or after June 15th).
library(mgcv)
## Loading required package: nlme
##
## Attaching package: 'nlme'
## The following object is masked from 'package:lme4':
##
## lmList
## The following object is masked from 'package:dplyr':
##
## collapse
## This is mgcv 1.8-24. For overview type 'help("mgcv-package")'.
# Check the distribution of the variable - trend
simul_loss$class_sow2 <- as.ordered(as.factor(simul_loss$class_sow))
mod_gam2 <- gam(relative_loss ~ class_sow2 + s(year) + s(year, by = class_sow2, bs = "cr"), data = simul_loss)
summary(mod_gam2)
##
## Family: gaussian
## Link function: identity
##
## Formula:
## relative_loss ~ class_sow2 + s(year) + s(year, by = class_sow2,
## bs = "cr")
##
## Parametric coefficients:
## Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(>|t|)
## (Intercept) 8.6776 0.2367 36.663 < 2e-16 ***
## class_sow2.L -1.6209 0.3347 -4.842 2.18e-06 ***
## ---
## Signif. codes: 0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1
##
## Approximate significance of smooth terms:
## edf Ref.df F p-value
## s(year) 8.784 8.982 9.374 1.48e-12 ***
## s(year):class_sow2June 15-30 3.011 3.738 0.761 0.483
## ---
## Signif. codes: 0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1
##
## R-sq.(adj) = 0.298 Deviance explained = 33%
## GCV = 16.499 Scale est. = 15.686 n = 280


Bassically you can think of HTML as the presentation and CSS as the design and JS as functionality on a web page. You can think of it like a magazine where HTML is the content and CSS is the fancy colours and the layout of the content. If you did not use css you would just have a resemblence of a book where there is only words and no fancy colours or layouts
Basically flow and loops help running code multiple times as well as running it with certain conditions or as we call it variables.
Lets take a real life example to make more sense of flow and loops. Lets say you like to have coffee everyday but whether that coffee you will have is hot or cold depends on the climate. So if it is cold you will have a hot coffee and if the it is cold you will have a cold coffee.
Loops can be looked at as a routine or things that happen repititively unless something else happens which stops the routine from taking place again. For example the heatpump turns on every morning at 7am to 10pm. If the power went of that day the heatpump would not turn on hence breaking the loop.
DOM stands for "Document Object Model" and is basically a way for JS to be able to change the HTML Document that is loaded on your browser. Basically it changes the HTML from being static. HTML DOM can be used with a programing language like JS.
Arrays can have multiple string values hence when trying to access data within a array you will need to specify the number of the contents within the array. Basically within one array you have multiple string values and each value is assigned a number starting from 0. Accessing data within a object is simply a means of naming the object and then its properties.
Functions in JS give the ability for certain peices of code to run. FOr example if you needed a window to on a website to open up all the time you would just create a function so that this window pops up automatically. You can then start putting in variables so that you can control when and at what points the window appears.


One of the most important skills a writer can learn is how to format a manuscript for publication. That is, use plain paper, a one-inch margin on all sides, double-space text, indent paragraphs one-half inch, number pages consecutively, and do not staple the pages together. The same rules apply when formatting a manuscript on computer; unfortunately, many writers believe that since a word processing program can do all sorts of delightful things to a manuscript, that they should use as many of those special features as possible.
Don't. Editors want a computer-generated manuscript to resemble a typewritten manuscript as much as possible. As a general rule, if you can't do it on a typewriter, don't do it on a computer. Here are some items to keep in mind:
1. Use 12-point Courier for the lettering. Avoid proportional fonts such as Times New Roman or sans-serif fonts such as Helvetica. (If you don't know what those names mean, simply choose the font on your computer that most closely resembles typewritten letters.)
2. Use only one letter size. Do not make the letters larger for headings or smaller for footnotes. Stick with 12-point type whenever possible.
3. Use only one font in the manuscript. That is, don't have part of the text in Courier, another part in Helvetica, and yet another in Times New Roman. Use Courier throughout.
4. Do not use italic or bold. As on a typewriter, use underlines for emphasis, but use them sparingly.
5. Do not add graphics to the manuscript.
6. Avoid the temptation to make your manuscript page resemble a finished book.
7. Do not use special style sheets.
8. Do not right-justify text (that is, do not line up all the words on the right side of the page). Editors prefer "ragged right."
9. Turn off hyphenation.
If you wish to submit your manuscript on disk, speak to the publisher first to see what sort of formats and what size of disks the publisher accepts. Many publishers do not use Word Perfect, for instance. Find out how to save a file in ASCII format (in Word Perfect, ASCII is called DOS text; in Word for DOS, ASCII is called unformatted text; in Word for Windows, ASCII is called text only; check your word processing manual for further details about these and other programs). Send the file in ASCII if the publisher does not specify one.
Just as publishers have rejected manuscripts for not following standard format, some publishers are now rejecting computer-generated manuscripts that don't follow established formats. If you follow the above rules, you will avoid such automatic rejections, and show an editor that you can follow professional guidelines--always a good idea. Why give the publisher an excuse to send your manuscript back before reading it?
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The MTTS Student Branch DAIICT aims to provide technical knowledge about various happenings and trending technologies in the domain of Microwave technology and related interests. The Student Branch was formed in December 2018 under the guidance of Dr. Deepak Ghodgaonkar. The objective of branch chapter is to conduct technical, professional and social activities in the broad area of RF, microwave, millimeter-wave, and terahertz technologies. Microwave radiations are the backbone of electrical communication systems, radar systems, 5G Cellular Technology, Satellite Communication Systems, IoT/RFID Systems, Software Defined Networks, Wearable Systems (Health monitoring), Security Surveillance Systems, Air Defence Systems, Microwave Heating Applications and Deep Space Communications/Radio Astronomy.
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IEEE number: 04396198
Contributions: Published over 140 papers,
Supervised thesis work of 4 PhD students,
teaching and research in areas of applied electromagnetics for more than 30 years
Areas of Research: Microwave Nondestructive Testing of Composite Materials and Microwave Imaging of Human Body
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IEEE number: 94621008
Contributions: Heading all events of the Chapter
Areas of Research: Antenna design, RF and Microwave
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IEEE number: 94620925
Contributions: Conducted presentation on 5G, Hands-On Workshop on ML
Areas of Research: Microwave absorber in 1 to 8 GHz
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Contributions: Founding Member of IEEE MTT-S SB DAIICT
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Contributions: Founding Member of IEEE MTT-S SB DAIICT


11 Stores With Notable Return Policies
The 2019 holiday shopping season is expected to yield a record-breaking number of returns, according to UPS.
by Layla IlchiThe holiday season is undoubtedly a heightened time for shopping, but it’s also the time of year when consumer returns reach an all-time high.
According to projections from UPS, the courier service forecasts a record-breaking number of returns during the 2019 holiday shopping season, estimating a peak on Jan. 2 with 1.9 million returns. It’s also estimated that there will be a 26 percent increase in the number of returns from last year.
As returns are expected to skyrocket, it’s worth keeping in mind the return policies of major brands and retailers before making holiday purchases, especially the ones that have the most relaxed policies (i.e., ones with no time restrictions or that accept used products).
Read on to see 11 fashion and beauty stores with the best return policies.
1. American Eagle
American Eagle is part of a short list of companies that sets no time restrictions on accepting returns. The brand, however, asks that a receipt be presented when making returns in order to get a full refund. Without a receipt, customers can receive store credit or exchange their items for their current price.
2. Athleta
Gap Inc.-owned Athleta has a “Give-It-A-Workout” guarantee, where customers can try out their items and return them if they don’t perform to their liking. The ath-leisure brand also doesn’t set a time restriction on its returns.
3. Bath & Body Works
Bath & Body Works lets customers return any product — opened or used — at any time.
“We just want you to love it!” reads the company’s return policy. “Return anything, anytime for any reason.”
The brand asks that customers provide a receipt or order invoice to receive a full refund in cash or as merchandise credit. Without a receipt, customers will receive an exchange or merchandise credit for the lowest selling price of the item.
4. Bloomingdale’s
Bloomingdale’s gives its customers 365 days to return items for a full refund, as long as the purchase is still in “saleable condition.”
The retailer requires that a receipt be presented in order to get the full refund. Customers returning without a receipt will be given merchandise credit for the lowest selling price in the last 180 days.
The 365-day return policy does not include sale items. For those items, customers have 30 days to return the purchase.
5. Eddie Bauer
Lifestyle brand Eddie Bauer also offers a one-year return policy for purchases. Customers must show proof of purchase to receive a full refund. If customers no longer have the receipt but are a part of the brand’s Adventure Rewards, they will still be able to receive a full refund.
6. Kiehl’s
L’Oréal-owned skin-care brand Kiehl’s offers full refunds on any opened or gently used products at any time, as long as customers provide a receipt or online invoice.
7. Kohl’s
Kohl’s allows customers to make returns up to 180 days after purchase. For electronics, the retailer has a shorter return window of 30 days; however, for the holiday season any electronics purchased between Nov. 1 and Dec. 25 can be returned by Jan. 31.
The retailer asks that customers present a receipt to issue a full refund, but it can also look up purchases in its system.
8. L.L. Bean
L.L. Bean ended its lifetime guarantee on all items last year, but the lifestyle brand now offers a one-year return policy where the brand will “consider any items for return that are defective due to materials or craftsmanship.” The brand asks customers to show a receipt or online invoice in order to receive the full refund.
The brand lists a number of reasons why it could potentially reject a return, including “products damaged by misuse, abuse, improper care or negligence,” “products showing excessive wear and tear,” “products lost or damaged due to fire, flood or natural disaster,” “returns that have been soiled or contaminated” and “returns on ammunition.”
9. Nordstrom
Nordstrom is one of the few department stores that puts no time restriction on returns. The department store handles returns on a case-by-case basis, but customers can receive a full refund if they present their purchases with a receipt.
If customers don’t have the receipt, Nordstrom may be able to locate the record of the sale in its system in order to issue a full refund. If no record of the sale is found, Nordstrom will issue a refund at the item’s current price.
10. REI
REI gives customers a full year to return unused purchases for a full refund. For outdoor electronics, customers have 90 days to make a return.
For used outdoor gear, the brand gives a 30-day window for returns. It will not accept items for reasons such as normal wear and tear or damage caused by improper use.
11. Ulta Beauty
Ulta Beauty also allows returns on opened or gently used beauty products during a 60-day timeframe. Customers can receive a full refund during the window if they present their purchases with a receipt, or if the retailer can locate their purchase through its Ultimate Rewards Member program.
Read more here:
7 Ways the 2019 Holiday Shopping Season Will be Unique
Holiday Shoppers Are Looking for Convenience
How Retailers Can Prep for a Shorter Holiday Season
WATCH: Inside Nordstrom’s NYC Flagship


MKInputValidation Protocol Reference
| Conforms to | NSObject |
| Declared in | MKInputValidation.h |
Overview
The MKInputValidation protocol gives methods for objects to validate user input. Objects that use implement the MKInputValidation protocol can use different MKValidationTypes to tell the MKValidator which methods to call.
These types are:
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MKValidateIsaSetLength
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MKValidateHasLength
: Calls the inputHasLength: method.
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Properties
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stringLength
the length to compare against when using MKValidateIsaSetLength
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Retuns YES if the text is a number. -
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Retuns Yes if the text is the same length as the setLength property -
- inputHasLength:
Returns YES if text has a length greater than 0.
Instance Methods
inputHasLength:
Returns YES if text has a length greater than 0.
- (BOOL)inputHasLength:(NSString *)text
Parameters
- text
- The text to be evaluated
Declared In
MKInputValidation.h
inputIsaNumber:
Retuns YES if the text is a number.
- (BOOL)inputIsaNumber:(NSString *)text
Parameters
- text
- The text to be evaluated
Declared In
MKInputValidation.h
inputIsaSetLength:
Retuns Yes if the text is the same length as the setLength property
- (BOOL)inputIsaSetLength:(NSString *)text
Parameters
- text
- The text to be evaluated
when this method is used the stringLength property cannot be equal to zero.
Exceptions
- setLength
- an exeception is rasied if setLength is equal to zero.
Declared In
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"Head to the supermarket an hour before closing time. Some stores mark down prepared foods and bakery items then because they can't sell them the following day. You could get a rotisserie chicken or freshly baked cookies for 50 percent off, or nab two sushi meals for the price of one. If you're planning to host a party or some other gathering, it's worth your time to ask the deli or bakery manager for a 5 to 10 percent discount off your catering order. Also, keep an eye out for online coupons: Some grocery stores accept coupons printed out from sites like TheGroceryGame.com, ShopAtHome.com, and CouponMom.com, even though they rarely publicize the fact. (Find out your store's policy at the customer-service counter.) It also pays to check the market's own website. You could find weekly deals there that it doesn't advertise anywhere else, including its in-store flyers.
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Module to create and configure a sensenet redux store.
It is actually a redux based data store, that lets you keep your application data in on place, allows you to access (get and update) the application state or subscribe to its listeners.
Two middlewares are built-in:
sn-redux-promise-middleware is a redux-promise-middleware based middleware for Redux. It's needed to handle async actions to create side effects and more,
so that your app will be able to get or post data to sensenet Content Repository through OData with ajax requests.
redux-logger creates a detailed log on the dev toolbar console on all state changes.
You can add other middlewares too through the configureStore functions second param as an array of middlewares. But the built-in middlewares will be the part of the applied middleware group
in every way.
import * as React from"react";
import * as ReactDOM from"react-dom";
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Module for configuring a store.
Module to create and configure a sensenet redux store.
It is actually a redux based data store, that lets you keep your application data in on place, allows you to access (get and update) the application state or subscribe to its listeners.
Two middlewares are built-in:
import * as React from "react"; import * as ReactDOM from "react-dom"; import Authentication from 'redux-authentication' //for including custom middleware import { myRootReducer } from '../myApp/Reducers' const store = Store.createSensenetSto(myRootReducer, myRootEpic, [Authentication]); ReactDOM.render( <Root store={store} />, document.getElementById("root") );


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Is there a tactic that merges identical subgoals?
I'm doing a blah; blah; rw foobar; blah
and because the rw
acts on multiple goals it creates a whole bunch of subgoals that are identical.
no, but that sounds like a good exercise
For me?
it's not much harder than assumption
, you just unify all the goals together that have matching types
I'll see what I can do (-;
This is what I have so far
namespace tactic #print assumption -- Copied from all_goals_core private meta def merge_goals_core : list expr → list expr → tactic unit | [] ac := set_goals ac | (g :: gs) ac := mcond _ (merge_goals_core gs ac) $ do t ← infer_type g, _ new_gs ← _, all_goals_core gs (ac ++ new_gs) meta def merge_goals : tactic unit := do gs ← get_goals, merge_goals_core gs [] namespace interactive meta def merge_goals : tactic unit := tactic.merge_goals end interactive end tactic
Can any of the tactic-writing experts give me a hint on how to continue?
Aah, wait, the mcond
is coming to early.
I should first infer the type of g
And then I want to check if there is a g_old ∈ gs
that also has type t ← infer_type g
If so, I want to say that a proof of g_old
is also a proof of g
.
How do I do that?
might tactic.unify
help?
Ah, interesting, let me try...
namespace tactic private meta def map_unify (g : expr) : list expr → tactic unit | [] := fail () | (x :: xs) := unify g x <|> map_unify xs private meta def merge_goals_core : list expr → list expr → tactic unit | [] ac := set_goals ac | (g :: gs) ac := (map_unify g ac >> merge_goals_core gs ac) <|> merge_goals_core gs (ac ++ [g]) meta def merge_goals : tactic unit := do gs ← get_goals, merge_goals_core gs [] namespace interactive meta def merge_goals : tactic unit := tactic.merge_goals end interactive example : ((true ∧ true) ∧ (true ∧ true)) ∧ (((∀ (x y : ℕ), x + y = y + x) ∧ true) ∧ (true ∧ true)) := begin split; split; split, merge_goals, exact trivial, exact nat.add_comm, end end tactic
I guess map_unify
can be inlined. But I don't know which runes to use (-;
Is the tactic in this thread (from a year ago) still interesting to people? It seems useful to me, and no version of this made it to mathlib right?
Looks worthy of a PR to me.
What's the intended behaviour here? If I have two nat
goals, is this meant to insist they are the same?
If I have three goals, a nat, a Type, and a term of that type, will it insist that the Type is nat, and we give the same answer for both term goals??
I would say it should be conservative, probably that means only working on subsingletons (or just Props).
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NCLT accepts Royale Partners' Rs 900-crore bid for EPC Construction; banks take 88% haircut
by Dipak MondalThe National Company Law Tribunal gave a go-ahead to the resolution plan of Royale Partners after the Committee of Creditors accepted its Rs 900-crore bid by 73.13 per cent vote share
Royale Partners Investment Fund Limited, a Mauritius-based investor, has successfully bid for EPC Construction India Ltd under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC).
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) gave a go-ahead to the resolution plan of Royale Partners after the Committee of Creditors (CoC) accepted its Rs 900-crore bid by 73.13 per cent vote share. This is against the total admitted financial creditors' claim of Rs 7,487 crore. It means bankers have taken a haircut of 88 per cent.
The bid amount of Rs 900 crore includes CIRP costs that exceed the existing cash flows and workmen's dues.
ALSO READ: Jaypee Infra insolvency: Homebuyers seek continuation of talks on NBCC's revised bid
Total claims filed by creditors stood at Rs 13,254 crore, out of which claims aggregating to Rs 7,732 crore were verified and admitted. This includes Rs 7,487 crore claims of financial creditors, Rs 245 crore claims of operational creditors and workmen claims of Rs 68 lakh.
According to Royale Partners' resolution plan, it would pay an upfront Rs 420 crore to financial creditors within 30 business days. Another Rs 480 crore would be infused later by issuing non-convertible debentures. The NCDs are proposed to be redeemed in five years.
ALSO READ: RIL, Airtel expected to bid for Anil Ambani-led RCom's assets
The average liquidation value of the company stood at Rs 840 crore.
Arcelor Mittal India Private Limited was the other bidder in this case. However, its resolution plan was rejected by the CoC.
A consortium of banks led by the IDBI Bank had moved NCLT against EPC Construction, a subsidiary of Essar Projects Ltd, in April 2018 after the latter defaulted on loans amounting to Rs 886 crore.


Vang Vieng, getting closer to the mountains in north Laos
by Monika Suchoszek
During the bus ride we noticed a huge change of scenery. We were going further to the north of the country, to the mountainous region of Laos, and that was clearly visible. Vang Vieng, a town with the reputation as the perfect destination for people eager to party a lot (not our cup of tee) surprised us with some amazing nature! Nearby hills covered with thick vegetation, rising abruptly from the surrounding flat fields attracted us immediately :) There are also a few famous blue lagoons, caves and even viewing platforms on the top of some hills. If you are an adrenaline junkie there are plenty activities to try: tubing down the river, rope swings into blue lagoons and zip lines. Unfortunately, it is also the place were many accidents happened (luckily it is getting better since the tragic year 2011 which brought 27 fatal accidents). Worth to remember is that access to medical care is very limited in Laos. The town is not very big, a few main streets with places to sleep, eat and drink, a few temples, … The bus station close to the city center makes it easy to reach and explore the beautiful area.
Now I regret that we were only able to spend one day in Vang Vieng as we already booked a few nights in a hostel at our next destination, Luang Prabang. Of course if you want to be really spontaneous, you need to count time spent on looking for a room to stay which can take a while if you are not lucky. But indeed, some places had this special charm keeping us there longer than planned, like Don Det :)
After renting a bike, first what we had to cross the Nam Song river by a wobbly wooden catwalk used only by pedestrians, bikes and motorcycles. There is a real bridge for cars nearby but there you need to pay to get across.
After cycling around 6 kilometers on a good, concrete road, we turned right on a fork and stopped to visit the Blue Lagoon and Tham Phu Kham cave. First we passed by the Blue Lagoon, full of kids and teenagers jumping in the water from the pretty horizontal branches of a nearby tree. The colour of the water was indeed, really intense.
A steep and slippery path led to the entrance of the cave. Head lights are really necessary to enter the cave (it is possible to rent one at the entrance to the cave) and of course good shoes, at least hiking sandals but even better trekking shoes because it’s really slippery inside. There was quite a lot of water inside so you will definitely get muddy and wet. Two, small boys who didn’t have any light followed us and tried to lead us deeper inside the cave, wearing, as we noticed later, only flip-flops :) Inside the cave there is a small shrine, nicely highlighted by the incoming light, where people gather to pray.
We noticed many stalagmites growing from the cave floor and some stalactites (hanging from the ceiling) but these were more difficult to spot since we didn’t have powerful lights and the cave was pretty big. It looked like we could go deeper and deeper inside the cave and those small boys tried to convince us to follow them but, to be honest, these kind of dark, unknown caves make me a little uncomfortable. My boyfriend was even less at ease, he has a little phobia for dark, slippery places and shuns this kind of activities ;) (He still refers to this cave as “The Cave of Certain Death”, which is probably slightly exaggerated).
Our next idea was to cycle a few kilometers more to the south (see map below) to explore the rural area around Vang Vieng and try to reach the lake visible on the map. First we stopped in front of very tiny shop to buy some cold sodas because it was getting extremely hot and sweltering. As you know from the previous post people were still celebrating Lao’s New Year and Sebastian got blessed today again with the bucket of water while cycling :D I’m curious how long kids were using this excuse to pour water over random passers. We initially missed the tiny path leading to the lake through the forest. At the end of the path there was a tiny wooden barrier so we left our bikes and walked the last few meters to have a better look at the lake. On the other side of this small lake we noticed a few houses and many water buffalo walking slowly on the shore.
On the way to the restaurant (Lao Valhalla) we noticed wooden signs indicating a view platform on one of the nearby hills and we decided to try it out after lunch. The weather however disrupted our plans! While the morning was warm, calm and sunny, perfect conditions to cycle and to explore the area, the weather conditions in the afternoon changed really fast! Heavy rain and strong winds started less than 15min after we left the restaurant! The woman who runs the restaurant blessed us while leaving and warned us about an upcoming storm and she was right! We found shelter below one of the houses with cows from a nearby field (animals were running faster than I could cycle to find shelter!). Many people kayaking on the river overturned but luckily it was really shallow in this part and they managed to ge out of the water. It lasted only 30min but all streets immediately became really muddy so when we reached the renting place with the bike the owner of the place offered us a water hose to get rid of the mud from our legs and arms :D Great, I again looked like a real lady on holidays! As this was only the start of the rainy season, we immediately bought some waterproof bags for our phones and camera.
As indicated on the map, we cycled around 24 km. The end of the top branch is the spot with cave and lagoon, bottom branch indicated the location of the lake.
In Laos we quite often noticed huge jars filled with some strong alcoholic beverage with animals inside (this one holds a monitor lizard, but snakes, centipedes and scorpions are also common) standing in bars and restaurants. These drinks don’t look very appealing to me but apparently it gives very unique flavour.
Practical info:
How we got to Vang Vieng was described in a previous post.
- renting a mountain bike - 30k KIP per person, as always the condition of the bikes left much to be desired (at least this time my tyre didn’t explode!)
- entrance to the cave - 10k KIP per person
- waterproof bag - 60k KIP yeah, people were still crazy about Lao New Year celebrations and didn’t stop pouring a water on everyone for many days :D
- dress bought on the night market - 40k KIP
- lunch/dinner - 60k KIP for both of us A.M.D Restaurant or Lao Valhalla Restaurant
- minivan to Luang Prabang - 110k KIP per person
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“This meant that the first step in using a computer was to promise not to help your neighbor. A cooperating community was forbidden. The rule made by the owners of proprietary software was, 'If you share with your neighbor, you are a pirate. If you want any changes, beg us to make them.'...Another unstated assumption is that the only important thing about software is what jobs it allows you to do—that we computer users should not care what kind of society we are allowed to have.”
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A Streaming Autism Comedy
Netflix’s "Atypical" makes light of autism and people’s reactions to it.
by Stanton Peele Ph.D.Stanton Peele Ph.D.
Autism
THE BASICS
Atypical is Netflix’s 2017 series about Sam, a teenager seeking acceptance and normalcy given his atypical personality (which I won’t dare to label here) amidst his “abnormal” but loving family and other people trying to help him and them.
Sam functions well: he is in regular school classes and successfully fulfills an afterschool consumer tech equipment sales job. His condition is marked by over-literalness and rigidity (he needs rules to function), hypersensitivity to tactile stimuli (he pushes a girl who is trying to seduce him), insensitivity towards (to the point of total unawareness of) ordinary social cues and norms, and a preoccupation with various species (e.g. penguins) and their habitats.
But Sam is endearing and as open to life as a baby. The series is filled with a host of professionals and typical people trying to help him and his family, including:
1. Sam’s attractive young Asian-American therapist, whom Sam wants to be his girlfriend,
2. Sam’s actual hyper girlfriend who gives him cards that she removes after he reaches his quota of comments about penguins and Antarctica,
3. His father, who is portrayed as well-meaning but bumbling,
4.  His sister, who insults but caretakes her brother,
6. His sister’s boyfriend—who is the one character too good to be true,
7. Various professionals in Sam and his family’s life (e.g., Sam’s boss and his almost equally out-of-touch co-worker, his sister’s track coach, his father’s EMS coworker) who are all kind and as helpful as normies can be.
The point of Sam’s family’s and everyone else they meet’s peculiarities is: “What’s so normal about normal?” The show’s underlying message is that there is no “atypical.”
Characters try to help Sam by normalizing him—accepting his idiosyncrasies while trying to teach him the rules of the social road. Except for JJL, who won’t allow Sam to explore and to make mistakes on his own—even as she accepts that the endpoint is that Sam is going to lead an independent life.
Sam's girlfriend is an especially crucial character. But Sam’s parent’s own problems with intimacy between them, his sister’s lack of sexual experience, his supposedly sexually sophisticated coworker’s own extreme awkwardness—even his therapist’s anxieties around her boyfriend—just put Sam within the usual range of human experience (a point his supposedly uninformed father repeatedly makes), as opposed to placing him along the autism spectrum.
The series—produced by Robia Rashid and Seth Gordon—is actually a somewhat radical take on autism. Sam’s father is brought to task by the parents' support group leader for his use of inappropriate terminology (calling Sam “autistic”) and, more critically, for saying that Sam is getting “better.”
The leader explains that with his neurological condition, there is no cure or “getting better.”
Yet, actually, that’s what everyone in Atypical is trying to help Sam do.
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| $a <= $b | Less than or equal to | TRUE if $a is less than or equal to $b. |
| $a >= $b | Greater than or equal to | TRUE if $a is greater than or equal to $b. |
Don't mix up = and ==
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Make a variable called "temperature." Write some code that tells you to put on a coat if it is below 50 degrees.
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Use else to provide an alternate set of instructions.
$age = 28;
if ($age >= 16) {
echo 'Yay, you can drive!';
} else {
echo 'Sorry, but you have ' . (16 - $age) .
' years until you can drive.';
}
If you have multiple conditions, you can use else if.
$age = 20;
if ($age >= 35) {
echo 'You can vote AND hold any place in government';
} else if ($age >= 30) {
echo 'You can vote AND run for the Senate';
} else if ($age >= 18) {
echo 'You can vote';
} else {
echo 'You can\'t vote, but you can still
write your representatives.';
}
Modify your "wear a coat" code for these conditions:
| Example | Name | Result |
|---|---|---|
| $a and $b | And | TRUE if both $a and $b are TRUE . |
| $a && $b | And | TRUE if both $a and $b are TRUE . |
| $a or $b | Or | TRUE if either $a or $b is TRUE . |
| $a || $b | Or | TRUE if either $a or $b is TRUE . |
| $a xor $b | Xor | TRUE if either $a or $b is TRUE , but not both. |
| ! $a | Not | TRUE if $a is not TRUE . |
You can use these operators to combine conditions.
$bananas = 5;
if ($bananas >=2 && $bananas <7) {
echo 'You have a reasonable number of bananas';
} else {
echo 'Check your banana supply';
}
Add a logical operator to your what to wear program.
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While will repeat the same code over and over as long as some condition is met.
$bottlesOfBeer = 99;
while ($bottlesOfBeer >= 1) {
echo $bottlesOfBeer . ' bottles of beer on the wall
';
$bottlesOfBeer = $bottlesOfBeer - 9;
}
Make sure something changes in the loop, or your loop will go on forever...
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For loops are very similar, but you declare a counter in the statement.
//will count 1 to 10
for ($i = 1; $i <= 10; $i++) {
echo $i;
}
You can add other statements or logical operators inside the loops.
//Count from 1 to 50.
for ($i = 1; $i <= 50; $i++) {
echo $i;
//Says 'Buzz' after multiples of three
if ($i%3 == 0) {
echo ' Buzz';
}
//Says 'Bang' after multiples of five
if ($i%5 == 0) {
echo ' Bang';
}
echo '
'; //line break
}
Write a loop that gives you the 9's times table,
from 9 x 1 = 9 to 9 x 12 = 108.
Finish early? Try using a loop inside a loop to write all the times tables, from 1 to 12.
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Arrays are lists of values associated with a key. The key needs to be an integer or a string, the value can be any type.
$kittenColors = array(
'Fluffy' => 'tabby',
'Midnight' => 'black',
'Admiral Snuggles' => 'white'
);
Once you have an array, you use a key to call a value.
$kittenColors = array(
'Fluffy' => 'tabby',
'Midnight' => 'black',
'Admiral Snuggles' => 'white'
);
echo $kittenColors['Midnight']; //prints 'black'
Arrays don't have a fixed length; you can add and take away items.
$kittenColors = array(
'Fluffy' => 'tabby',
'Midnight' => 'black',
'Admiral Snuggles' => 'white'
);
// This adds a new element to the array with key 'Monster'
$kittenColors['Monster'] = 'gray';
// This removes the element with the key 'Midnight'
unset($kittenColors['Midnight']);
If you don't specify a key, PHP will just automatically assign integers as keys, starting with zero.
$fruits = array("apple", "orange", "banana", "kiwi");
var_dump($fruits); //shows whole array
echo $fruits[1]; //will print orange
//You can add with no key as well
$fruits[] = 'mango';
var_dump($fruits);
Create an array of your friends and their favorite foods. Echo a few values onto your screen.
Foreach is a special type of loop that works with arrays.
$numberList = array(1, 2, 3, 4, 5);
foreach ($numberList as $value) {
echo $value . ' times 2 equals ' . ($value*2) . '
';
}
You can also use the key values in your foreach loop.
$kittenColors = array(
'Fluffy' => 'tabby',
'Midnight' => 'black',
'Admiral Snuggles' => 'white',
);
foreach ($kittenColors as $name => $color) {
echo 'The kitten ' . $name . ' has ' . $color . ' fur.
';
}
Take your array of friends and write a foreach loop that echos "My friend NAME likes FOOD."
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Before Change
histogram of genotype quality scores.
quals = [v.genotype_quality for v in single_var_stats]
counts, bins = np.histogram(quals, bins=100)
return _format_histogram_for_vega(counts, bins)
def _compute_summary_stats(single_stats):
After Change
histogram of genotype quality scores.
quals = [v.genotype_quality for v in single_var_stats]
return _default_limits_histogram(quals, default_min=0, default_max=150)
def _compute_summary_stats(single_stats):
Computes summary statistics for a set of variants.


#10: repeating move number
Javascript part
pgnView("board", {pgn: "1. e4 { comment } 1... e5"});
HTML part
<div id="board" style="width: 300px"/>
See the back link to the original examples page.
See
ticket 10 at GitHub. Demonstrates that additional move numbers from black are allowed where it makes sense. With a longer comment, the move number may help in the orientation of the reader (when constructing the PGN string).


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Lakers' Rajon Rondo fined $35,000 by NBA
by Sacha PisaniThe NBA fined Los Angeles Lakers guard Rajon Rondo $35,000 one day after he was ejected from a game against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Rondo paid the price for "unsportsmanlike physical contact" on Thunder guard Dennis Schroder in LA's 130-127 win Friday in Oklahoma City.
The Lakers veteran was assessed a Flagrant 2 foul and ejected in the fourth quarter at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
MORE: Westbrook, Beverley continue to talk trash in Rockets-Clippers
Rondo appeared to kick Schroder, with the NBA also penalizing the former on Saturday for "verbal abuse of a game official and failing to leave the court in a timely manner upon his ejection."
Rondo is averaging 7.2 points, 2.8 rebounds and 5.6 assists this season.