Climate Model Diagnostic Analyzer (CMDA) is a collaborative platform to support the full life cycle of a data analysis process, from data discovery, to data customization, to analysis, to reanalysis, to publication/sharing, and to reproduction [1,2]. CMDA was initially developed to demonstrate the methodology to evaluate and diagnose climate models through the comprehensive use of multiple observational data, reanalysis data, and model outputs. It has evolved to support collaborative scientific activities and the full life cycle of data analysis.
CMDA has three subsystems that are highly integrated. Data System manages datasets used by CMDA analysis tools, Analysis System manages CMDA analysis tools which are all web services, Provenance System manages the meta data of CMDA datasets and the provenance of CMDA analysis history.
These three subsystems are not only highly integrated but also easily expandable. New datasets can be smoothly added to the Data System and scanned to be visible to the other subsystems. New analysis tools can be simply registered to be available in the Analysis System. After the new analysis tools are registered, new meta data generated by the new analysis tools can be captured in the database of the Provenance System without any further configuration. The Provenance System supports the search of the usage history, publication/sharing and reproduction of the results.
CMDA is fully integrated into the OpenNEX environment (https://opennex.org) where a user can login, keep track of their project progress, find associated analysis tools, register new analysis tools, find the provenance of their previous analysis runs, search for new datasets and analysis tools. A user can run CMDA analysis webservices from the OpenNEX environment, find the provenance of their runs, publish their run results, and share them with their colleagues. CMDA provides two user interfaces for its analysis web services: HTML interface and Jupyter Notebook interface.
The HTML CMDA Webservices interface provides a user with a full control on input parameter selections for a given service such as dataset selection, dataset subsetting condition, dataset analysis functionality, and output data visualization parameters.
For more advanced users with a python programming background we provide a Jupyter Notebook server. It allows users to make direct API requests to the CMDA webservices to retrieve the datasets of their choice and perform their own analysis. A full interactive user input selection is available and a comprehensive interactive user output visualization is provided.
CMDA hosts over 2000 datasets covering model datasets, observational datasets, and reanalysis datasets. The model datasets include CMIP5 historical runs, CMIP5 AMIP runs, CMIP5 RCP4.5 projection runs, and WRF model runs with various physical parameterizations. The observation datasets cover many satellite data (AIRS, AMSR-E, AVISO, CERES, GRACE, GPCP, GPM, ISCCP, MISR, MODIS, MLS, QuickSCAT, SMAP, TES, TRMM) and ship-floats data (ARGO). The reanalysis datasets include ECMWF and GLDAP data. The datasets used for the NASA Summer School are listed in this document.
[1] Educational and Scientific Applications of Climate Model Diagnostic Analyzer, Seungwon Lee et al., IEEE International Congress on Big Data, Honolulu, HI, June, 2017.
[2] Climate model diagnostic analyzer, Seungwon Lee et al., IEEE International Conference on Big Data, Santa Clara, CA, October, 2015.


Takes famous excerpts from Shakespeare and rewrites them from the perspective of dogs about dog life and dog issues. Instead of "To be or not to be" think "To pee or not to pee" in the house. I hired an illustrator to make the pictures. Read it here!
Fishy is a game made with Python to demonstrate OOP. The player is a fish that tries to eat smaller fishy
to grow larger.
Code Here
Teddy Isn't Ready is a Javascript game created with the Phaser library.
Play as Teddy—an adorable 9 pound toy poodle that everyone wants to pet.

Bark at people to scare them away!
Play it here! and Code Here
SAS Macro Library
While working at an economic consulting firm, I developed a SAS macro library that
automated common SAS tasks
made learning SAS syntax easier for those new to programming
Though I rarely use SAS now (heavy lifting is best done elsewhere), I often distribute this library to people that are learning SAS.
Macro Library and Documentation Here
Exloration of Data Set and Statitical Tests
R Markdown file that explores a sample of the American National Election Studies survey. Data quality is examined and variable distributions evaluated using R and ggplot2. After assumptions are checked, appropriate statistical tests are conducted.
Code here
R Markdown file that explores Classical Linear Model assumptions for a model predicting YouTube video views from video length and ratings.
Code here
Excel Macro Library
Excel is the most commonly used tool for viewing data.
Though most heavy lifting of data analysis happens elsewhere,
often results are exported to xlsx so they are universal.
Export options in other software are usually limited in terms of formatting,
but formatting is essential to convey data. This repo is meant to list Excel
macros that quickly format or manipulate spreadsheets
so that they can be quickly shared.
Code here
Teaching Experience
Explaining complex concepts to business decision makers is a key part of being a data scientist.
I have planned and conducted 5 trainings of more than 15 people at client sites to teach non-technical
analysts to use SQL, R, and proprietary software to load, clean, explore, and analyze data.
While a teacher at one of the lowest performing middle schools in all of California, I learned to
scaffold concepts so that they were approachable and challenging to maximize results.
Facial Keypoints Convolutional Neural Network
Led UC Berkeley Masters in Data Science Machine Learning final project to find facial keypoints using a convolutional neural network.
Code here Kaggle Competition Details Here


Hover over squares in the graph to view their task information. If using the Deadline, Subject, or Department field, hover over the color scale to see the corresponding values.
Click a square in the graph or in storage to bring up a form to change a certain field of the corresponding task. If your sheet has any combination of Deadline, Subject, or Department, clicking the color scale will change scales.
Click on the Add New Task button to add a new task to the chart.
Click on the Show All button to show a list of all tasks on the chart. NOTE: The number value for each tasks corresponds to the order in which tasks were added to the chart
Double click inside the Unassigned box to add a new unassigned task.
Clicking the "Download" button will download a CSV containing all tasks. NOTE: The Task_ID field in this file corresponds to the order in which tasks were added to the table.
Click, hold, and drag a square anywhere on the graph to change its position. When dragged outside the graph, a "clone" appears that allows dragging to the Completed or Unassigned lists. Click, hold, and drag a task in the Completed or Unassigned lists to move it from one to the other or onto the graph.
When editing a square, the Delete button can be pressed to delete the square and all of its information.
{% for key in task2.keys() %} {% if (key != "Unplaced") and (key != "Completed") and (key != "Date_Completed") and (key != "Task_ID") %} {{ key }}: {{ task2[key] }} {% endif %} {% endfor %}
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| Uniplex 108 General Information
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| Synonyms: |
N-Ethyl-4-toluenesulfonamide; ethyl[(4-methylphenyl)sulfonyl]amine |
| Molecular Formula: |
C9H13NO2S |
| CAS Registry No.: |
80-39-7 |
| Chemical Category: |
Sulfonamides |
| Moisture Content, wt. %: |
0.5 (max) |
Usage and Performance Characteristics
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| Manufacturer: |
Unitex Chemical Corporation |
| Outstanding Properties: |
Resistant to oils, solvents, meets FDA criteria |
| Used for Polymeric Materials: |
PA, CA, CN, shellac, cellophane |
| Used for Products: |
Films, coatings, gaskets, food containers |
Physical Properties
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| Specific Gravity: |
1.19 (25°C) |
| Aggregate State at 25°C: |
Liquid |
Chemical Properties
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| Hildebrand Solubility Parameter, MPa1/2: |
28.92 |
Optical Properties
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| Color, Platinum-Cobalt Scale: |
<200 |
Hazard-Related Data
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| OSHA Hazard Class: |
Not hazardous 29 CFR 1910.1200 |
| UN Risk Phrases: |
36/37/38 |
| Flash Point Temperature, °C: |
174 |
| HMIS Personal protection: |
Safety glasses, gloves, lab. coat |
Environmental Parameters
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| Theoretical Oxygen Demand, ThOD, g/g: |
2.25 |
Plasticizers Database (2nd Electronic Edition) Copyright © 2004 by ChemTec Publishing |


MQTT Server:
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Session Identifier:
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Not connected.
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Kenney and cabinet ministers in Ottawa to meet federal counterparts
OTTAWA — Alberta Premier Jason Kenney and eight of his cabinet ministers will be in Ottawa today as part of a trip to meet their federal counterparts. Kenney will speak at the Canadian Club this afternoon and later host a reception.
by Canadian PressOTTAWA — Alberta Premier Jason Kenney and eight of his cabinet ministers will be in Ottawa today as part of a trip to meet their federal counterparts.
Kenney will speak at the Canadian Club this afternoon and later host a reception.
He is also scheduled to meet Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday to discuss issues ranging from pipelines to equalization.
Kenney has said he will bring up with Trudeau a resolution passed unanimously at the recent meeting of provincial leaders to consider changes to the fiscal stabilization fund.
The fund helps provinces facing year-over-year declines in non-resource revenues, but Alberta says it is being shortchanged due to caps tied to the size of its population.
Kenney says Alberta should receive about $2.4 billion going back to 2014, and that the federal government is open to discussing the proposal.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. 9, 2019.
The Canadian Press


A lens
represents the process of focusing on a specific part of a data structure.
We represent this via a view
function and
an set
function, roughly corresponding to object-oriented
"getters" and "setters" respectively.
Lenses can be composed to access or modify deeply nested
structures.
lens(view, set, getter = FALSE)
| view | A function that takes a data structure of a certain type and returns a subpart of that structure |
|---|---|
| set | A function that takes a data structure of a certain type
and a value and returns a new data structure with the given subpart
replaced with the given value. Note that |
| getter | Default is |
Lenses are popular in functional programming because they allow you to build pure, compositional, and re-usable "getters" and "setters".
As noted in the README, using lens
directly incurs the following obligations
(the "Lens laws"):
Get-Put: If you get (view) some data with a lens, and then modify (set) the data with that value, you get the input data back.
Put-Get: If you put (set) a value into some data with a lens, then get that value with the lens, you get back what you put in.
Put-Put: If you put a value into some data with a lens, and then put another value with the same lens, it's the same as only doing the second put.
"Lenses" which do not satisfy these properties should be documented accordingly. By convention, such objects present in this library are suffixed by "_il" ("illegal lens").
third_l <- lens(view = function(d) d[[3]], set = function(d, x){ d[[3]] <- x; d }) view(1:10, third_l) # returns 3#> [1] 3#> [1] 1 2 10 4 5 6 7 8 9 10


Wrong to name street names after Mnangagwa: Madhuku
President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government failed to abide by the law when his cabinet last week announced name changes in cities and towns as that is the sole responsibility of each respective local authority according to the Urban Council’s Act, a law expert has said.
Professor Lovemore Madhuku has accused President Mnangagwa’s government of flouting the law by having a street in each city and selected towns named after him.
Several other roads and government buildings across the country were also renamed after local and regional icons.
Professor Madhuku said Harare can sue government for the name changes.
“City of Harare can take the government of Zimbabwe to court over the renaming of streets.
“According to the Urban Councils Act Section 212 (1) passed in 2018 and signed by the Local government Minister, the naming of roads and streets within council areas remains the prerogative of local authorities.
“The section reads: The council may from time to time assign names to roads within the council area and cause the name of any road to be affixed to or painted on any house, building or other structure fronting upon any part of such road.”
Professor Madhuku said in this case it is up to the city councils to approach the courts to reverse this as the law is very clear.


{% extends "global/Feedback.html" %} {% block explanation %} {% include "principal_agent/Question.html" %}
Solution: You would receive 46 points and Participant B 34 points.
Explanation: According to the table, total return was 140 and the cost was 60. You would receive 140*(100%-60%)-10=46. Participant B would receive 140*60%-60+10=34 points.
{% endblock %}


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| src/ | 100% | 113/113 | 98.68% | 75/76 | 100% | 11/11 | 100% | 111/111 | |
| src/knowledge/ | 59.23% | 77/130 | 100% | 0/0 | 57.63% | 34/59 | 59.23% | 77/130 | |
| src/language/ | 87.07% | 303/348 | 65.71% | 92/140 | 97.67% | 42/43 | 89.05% | 301/338 | |
| src/search/ | 100% | 119/119 | 100% | 87/87 | 100% | 34/34 | 100% | 119/119 | |
| src/speech/ | 94.81% | 73/77 | 50% | 5/10 | 95.45% | 21/22 | 94.81% | 73/77 | |
| src/vision/ | 90.16% | 174/193 | 75% | 3/4 | 89.16% | 74/83 | 90.16% | 174/193 |


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Raspberry Pi is a series of small single-board computers developed in the United Kingdom by the Raspberry Pi Foundation to promote teaching of basic computer science in schools and in developing countries. According to the Raspberry Pi Foundation, more than 5 million Raspberry Pis were sold by February 2015, making it the best-selling British computer.
Here are some of the most popular Raspberry Pi’s to get you started.
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First you need to have a bootable SD card. You can buy one online, or make one yourself (read more). Then you put the card in your Pi, and boot it up. You should see an installation guide, asking you which linux distro you want to install. This totally depends on what you plan on using your Pi for. I’m currently rocking a Debian desktopless environment on my home server.


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Controls certain messages related to the appearance of
the source code. These warn about things that might
make a program less readable or be deceptive to the reader.
By default, all warnings are turned on.
This setting provides detailed control over the warnings about
appearance. The list consists of keywords
separated by commas or colons.
Since all warnings are on by default, include a keyword prefixed by
no- to turn off a particular warning.
There are three special keywords: all to turn on all the
warnings about misleading appearances, none to turn them all
off, and help to print the list of all the keywords with a brief
explanation of each.
If list is omitted, -pretty is equivalent to
-pretty=all, and -nopretty is equivalent to
-pretty=none.
The warning keywords with their meanings are as follows:
- alternate-return:
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A RETURN statement has a constant specifying an alternate return point
that is not between 0 and the number of dummy arguments that are
labels. This is legal, and has the same effect as a RETURN with no
alternate return expression, but suggests that the programmer intended
to use an alternate return label that is not provided.
- embedded-space:
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Space embedded in variable names or in multi-character operators such
as **.
- continuation:
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Continuation mark following a comment line.
- long-line:
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Lines (except comments) over 72 columns in width (beyond 72 is
normally ignored by compiler).
- missing-space:
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Lack of space between variable and a preceding keyword.
- multiple-common:
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COMMON block declared in multiple statements. No warning is given if the
statements are consecutive except for comment lines.
- multiple-namelist:
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NAMELIST declared in multiple statements. No warning is given if the
statements are consecutive except for comment lines.
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Parentheses around a variable by itself. As a subprogram argument,
this makes the argument an expression, not modifiable by the subprogram.
Note that in free source form, extra space and missing space are
forbidden by the Fortran 90 Standard, and are not mere style violations. In
this case the warnings are replaced by syntax error messages,
and can be turned off only by using -nocheck.
See also: -f77, -portability, -style.


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Overview
SimpleITK is a simplified programming interface to the algorithms and data structures of the Insight Segmentation and Registration Toolkit (ITK). It supports bindings for multiple programming languages including C++, Python, R, Java, C#, Lua, Ruby and TCL. Combining SimpleITK's Python binding with the Jupyter notebook web application creates an environment which facilitates collaborative development of biomedical image analysis workflows.
In this course, we will use a hands-on approach utilizing Python based SimpleITK Jupyter notebooks to explore and experiment with various toolkit features. Participants will follow along using their personal laptops, enabling them to explore the effects of changes and settings not covered by the instructor. We will start by introducing the toolkit's two basic data elements, Images and Transformations. We will then explore the various features available in the toolkit's registration framework including: optimizer selection, the use of linear and deformable transformations, the embedded multi-resolution framework, self-calibrating optimizers and the use of callbacks for registration progress monitoring. Finally, we will show how to use SimpleITK as a tool for image preparation and data augmentation for deep learning via spatial and intensity transformations.
Beyond the notebooks used in this course you can find the main SimpleITK notebooks repository on GitHub.
Organizers
- Hans J. Johnson, University of Iowa.
- Bradley C. Lowekamp, Medical Science & Computing and National Institutes of Health.
- Ziv Yaniv, TAJ Technologies Inc. and National Institutes of Health.
Prerequisites
If you encounter problems or have questions, please post using this repository's GitHub issue reporting system (requires a GitHub user account).
In this course we will use the Anaconda Python distribution. Please follow the instructions below to setup the environment we will use during the course. All commands below are issued on the command line (Linux/Mac - terminal, Windows - Anaconda Prompt).
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Download and install the Fiji image viewer. This is the default image viewer used by SimpleITK:
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On Windows: Install into your user directory (e.g. C:\Users\[your name]\Fiji.app).
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On Linux: Install into ~/bin .
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On Mac: Install into /Applications .
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Download and install the Anaconda Python 3.6 version for your operating system. We assume it is installed in a directory named anaconda3.
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- On Windows: open the Anaconda Prompt (found under the Anaconda3 start menu).
- On Linux/Mac: on the command line
source path_to_anaconda3/bin/activate root
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Update the root anaconda environment and install the git version control system into it.
conda update conda
conda update anaconda
conda install git
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Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/SimpleITK/SPIE2018_COURSE.git
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Create the virtual environment containing all packages required for the course:
conda env create -f SPIE2018_COURSE/environment.yml
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Activate the virtual environment:
- On Windows: open the Anaconda Prompt (found under the Anaconda3 start menu)
activate sitkpySPIE18 .
- On Linux/Mac: on the command line
source path_to_anaconda3/bin/activate sitkpySPIE18
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On the command line:
jupyter nbextension enable --py --sys-prefix widgetsnbextension
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Go over the setup notebook (requires internet connectivity). This notebook checks the environment setup and downloads
all of the required data.
cd SPIE2018_COURSE
jupyter notebook setup.ipynb
Program
- [1:30PM- 2:00PM] history and overview of SimpleITK. [ppt: setup and schedule, history, overview]
- [2:00PM- 2:30PM] spatial transformations. [notebook pdf]
- [2:30PM- 3:00PM] images and resampling. [notebook pdf]
- [3:00PM - 3:15PM] coffee break. [ ]
- [3:15PM - 3:45PM] data augmentation for deep learning. [notebook pdf]
- [3:45PM - 4:30PM] basic registration. [notebook pdf]
- [4:30PM - 5:15PM] advanced registration. [notebook pdf]
- [5:15PM - 5:30PM] notebook development and testing, concluding remarks. [ppt: development]
Supplementary Material
For those interested in reading more about the design of SimpleITK and the Notebooks environmnet:
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Z. Yaniv, B. C. Lowekamp, H. J. Johnson, R. Beare, "SimpleITK Image-Analysis Notebooks: a Collaborative Environment for Education and Reproducible Research", J Digit Imaging., 2017.
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B. C. Lowekamp, D. T. Chen, L. Ibáñez, D. Blezek, "The Design of SimpleITK", Front. Neuroinform., 7:45., 2013.
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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| CounterMXBean |
Interface for MX Bean representing a particular
Counter . |
| SimonManagerMXBean |
Interface of Simon management bean (MXBean) representing single point of access to a particular Simon
Manager . |
| SimonSuperMXBean |
Interface with common methods for JMX beans for a single Simon that corresponds
to AbstractSimon in the core package.
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| StopwatchMXBean |
Interface for MX Bean representing a particular
Stopwatch . |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractSimonMXBeanImpl |
Common functionality for JMX bean for a single Simon that corresponds to AbstractSimon in the core package.
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| CounterMXBeanImpl |
MX Bean representing a particular
Counter . |
| CounterSample |
Value object for retrieving data from Counter Simon.
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| JmxRegisterCallback |
Callback that registers MXBeans for Simons after their creation.
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| JmxReporter |
Utility class for registering JMX beans that can be used to access Simon manager and Simons.
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| SimonInfo |
Value object for retrieving Simon name and type info via Simon MXBean (
SimonManagerMXBean ). |
| SimonManagerMXBeanImpl |
Simon MXBean implementation.
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| StopwatchMXBeanImpl |
MX Bean representing a particular
Stopwatch . |
| StopwatchSample |
Value object for retrieving data from Stopwatch Simon.
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JmxRegisterCallback
.SimonManagerMXBean
) implements jmx support for core functionality,
it means firstly management of java Simons during runtime and secondly, very requested,
way how to get gathered data by Simons out of application (jvm) for additional processing.
From management point of view it provides similar functionality like Manager
,
but this functionality is accessible remotely. Management features are:
Technically, there are two methods, each for one Simon
type, SimonManagerMXBean.getCounterSample(String)
for retrieving data from Counter Simon
and SimonManagerMXBean.getStopwatchSample(String)
for retrieving data from Stopwatch Simon. Returned
value object is basically Sample object for each type of Simon as is known from core package. Each
sample has all needed access methods of its Simon. Parameter for retrieving methods is Simon hierarchical
name. To know all existing Simons and its type, use SimonManagerMXBean.getSimonInfos()
.
Both MBean needs to be registered first. Snippet bellow registers the Simon MBean:
MBeanServer mbs = ManagementFactory.getPlatformMBeanServer(); try { ObjectName name = new ObjectName("org.javasimon.jmx.example:type=Simon"); if (mbs.isRegistered(name)) { mbs.unregisterMBean(name); } SimonManagerMXBean simon = new SimonManagerMXBeanImpl(SimonManager.manager()); mbs.registerMBean(simon, name); System.out.println("SimonManagerMXBean registered under name: "+name); } catch (JMException e) { System.out.println("SimonManagerMXBean registration failed!\n"+e); }Following code then unregisters the MBean.
MBeanServer mbs = ManagementFactory.getPlatformMBeanServer(); try { ObjectName name = new ObjectName("org.javasimon.jmx.example:type=Simon"); if (mbs.isRegistered(name)) { mbs.unregisterMBean(name); } System.out.println("SimonManagerMXBean was unregistered"); } catch (JMException e) { System.out.println("SimonManagerMXBean unregistration failed!\n"+e); }Java Simon doesn't provide any automatic mechanism or util functions to register or unregister Simon MBean because there are simply too many things which could be customized. It is programmer's responsibility to properly register and later unregister MBean from MBean server.
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Pango Reference Manual
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Basic Pango Interfaces
Rendering
— Functions to run the rendering pipeline
Glyph Storage
— Structures for storing information about glyphs
Fonts
— Structures representing abstract fonts
Text Attributes
— Font and other attributes for annotating text
Tab Stops
— Structures for storing tab stops
Text Attribute Markup
— Simple markup language to encode text with attributes
Layout Objects
— High-level layout driver objects
Scripts and Languages
— Identifying writing systems and languages
Bidirectional Text
— Types and functions to help with handling bidirectional text
Vertical Text
— Laying text out in vertical directions
Rendering with Pango
Win32 Fonts and Rendering
— Functions for shape engines to manipulate Win32 fonts
FreeType Fonts and Rendering
— Functions for shape engines to manipulate FreeType fonts
Xft Fonts and Rendering
— Font handling and rendering with the Xft backend
Cairo Rendering
— Rendering with the Cairo backend
CoreText Fonts
— Font handling with CoreText fonts
Low Level Functionality
PangoRenderer
— Rendering driver base class
PangoFcFontMap
— Base fontmap class for Fontconfig-based backends
PangoFcFont
— Base font class for Fontconfig-based backends
PangoFcDecoder
— Custom font encoding handling
OpenType Font Handling
— Obtaining information from OpenType tables
Coverage Maps
— Unicode character range coverage storage
Engines
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PangoEngineLang
— Rendering-system independent script engines
PangoEngineShape
— Rendering-system dependent script engines
Modules
— Support for loadable modules
Miscellaneous Utilities
— Various convenience and utility functions
Version Checking
— Tools for checking Pango version at compile- and run-time.
Object Hierarchy
Annotation Glossary
Index of all symbols
Index of deprecated symbols
Index of new symbols in 1.2
Index of new symbols in 1.4
Index of new symbols in 1.6
Index of new symbols in 1.8
Index of new symbols in 1.10
Index of new symbols in 1.12
Index of new symbols in 1.14
Index of new symbols in 1.16
Index of new symbols in 1.18
Index of new symbols in 1.20
Index of new symbols in 1.22
Index of new symbols in 1.24
Index of new symbols in 1.26
Index of new symbols in 1.30
Index of new symbols in 1.31
Index of new symbols in 1.32
Index of new symbols in 1.32.4
Index of new symbols in 1.34
Index of new symbols in 1.38
Index of new symbols in 1.40


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createDateString()
creates a date string based on the locale "en-GB"
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String a date string in the format of mm/dd/YYYY, hh-mm-s AM|PM (3/31/2020, 2:09:59 PM)
Class to create and format a date string
creates a date string based on the locale "en-GB"
String a date string in the format of mm/dd/YYYY, hh-mm-s AM|PM (3/31/2020, 2:09:59 PM)


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Class AstronomyCurrent
Inheritance
Namespace: TimeAndDate.Services.DataTypes.Astro
Assembly: TimeAndDate.Services.dll
Syntax
public class AstronomyCurrent : object
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceAltitude
Altitude of the center of the queried astronomical object above an ideal horizon.
Declaration
public float Altitude { get; set; }
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Azimuth
Horizontal direction of the astronomical object at set/rise time (referring to true north). North is 0 degrees, east is 90 degrees, south is 180 degrees and west is 270 degrees;
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public float Azimuth { get; set; }
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| System.Single | Direction in degrees. |
Distance
Distance of the earth's center to the center of the queried astronomical object in kilometers.
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public float Distance { get; set; }
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| System.Single | Distance in kilometers. |
Illuminated
The fraction of the Moon's surface illuminated by the Sun's rays as seen from the selected location. Only available for the moon object.
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public float Illuminated { get; set; }
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IsoTime
Local time stamp for the data. Only returned if requested by specifying the parameter isotime.
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public TADDateTime IsoTime { get; set; }
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| TADDateTime | The local time. |
Moonphase
The current phase of the moon. Only available for the moon object.
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public MoonPhase Moonphase { get; set; }
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| MoonPhase | The moon phase variant. |
Posangle
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public float Posangle { get; set; }
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UtcTime
UTC time stamp for the data. Only returned if requested by specifying the parameter utctime.
Declaration
public TADDateTime UtcTime { get; set; }
Property Value
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| TADDateTime | The UTC time. |
Operators
| Improve this Doc View SourceExplicit(XmlNode to AstronomyCurrent)
Declaration
public static explicit operator AstronomyCurrent(XmlNode node)
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| XmlNode | node |
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500mg 2cc arrive in the mail. I gulp down 45-50mg,
I donít know if Iím sensitive or not but 2C-C got extremely visual at the peak of the experience. The trip came out in about 25mins and my stomach didnít seem too happy at all considering what Iíve heard from other people, but I did not puke, I almost did, but it was more of a hacking lougie spit because this stuff made my saliva very thick and annoying. I was spitting every minute for 30 more mins till my body adjusted to the chemical.
The first 30mins after the trip started I spent laying on the floor next to my trash can (The usual trip position with most RC's because they all seem to make me wretch) and slowly saw the visuals build up and up and up while feeling my skin and noticing 1/8mdma like tactile sensations over my body and this hazy cloud of trippyness start to get stronger. I cant really describe the feeling but it felt like a huge soft cloud entered my brain and everything became soft and pleasant and the visuals seemed to feel that way too.
The colorfull visuals just soft of oozed out softly at first then it got extremely flooded. Imagine how 2ce or amt or lsd visuals flow out like Niagara Falls. These visuals flowed out like it was on a nice 45 degree angle falling gently to the lake bottom (very pleasant).
My friend pm'ed on AIM and coaxed me into playing Super Mario cart on zsnes over the internet and man it was a sensory blast. The freaking shells I shot out at all the other players had massive, massive trails behind them. Oh and about the trails whew. I observed the typical waving of the hand in front of my face technique and the trails were massive but my hand itself wasnít just flowing from side to side clearly like some psychedelics but it was like the frame rate in my brain got lowered to 15fps on fast moving objects while my brains thinking stayed at around at a more than average frame rate.
I guess the same equation was directly proportional to my motor skills also being limited but it was so soft. I can see why everybody could think that this would be a good starter psychedelic for people because it was so friendly and fun with zero anxiety (After first 30mins of trip.) The visuals faded out after about 3 hours after the peak and I proceeded to down 1mg of xanax and slept like a baby. No difficulty. If you want a description of the visuals I'd have to say it would be a generic psychedelic with 2x color and softness. Excellent night. The next day I felt kinda lucid but mental process still in the high FPS.
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A Spirited "Election" by Homer Yen (c) 1999
Smart movies are getting harder to come by. Smart movies that are entertaining are even tougher to find. Give us a good story, honesty within the script, and a good cast, and you've got yourself a movie that'll go to the head of the class. So before the summer session begins, enroll yourself in what might be one of the hidden gems of this movie year. It's called "Election", and you won't find a smarter film this month.
`Election' takes a unique look at life in high school. It forwards the notion that at that tender time of adolescence, everyone's primary goal in life is to do something that will benefit themselves. All others are just obstacles to be stepped on. Specifically, it centers on a student body President race, and the three final contenders span the gamut of personality types from zealous overachiever to popular jock to irreverent lesbian. The presidency is a tool that each one can use to further their goals. This story is also about frumpish three-time-Teacher-of-the-Year Mr. McAllistar (Mathew Broderick). He cares about each student, imparts sage advice whenever he can, and is as much a part of high school life as study hall, detention and pep rallies. He oversees the student body election, but despite his general hands-off disposition, certain circumstances cause him to take more of an interest in who wins.
Above all, he wants to stop Tracy Flick (Reese Witherspoon) from achieving the greatness that she is destined to achieve. Partially, it's because she had an affair with one of his colleagues. But mostly, there is just something intolerable about the Tracy Flicks of the world. She is always the first to raise her hand in class and always volunteers time for every club. On the outside, she is a prim, perky angel. But on the inside, there broods a vindictive jezebel and merciless competitor. In her bid, she spends late nights stamping out `Pick Flick' pins and prepares 500 cupcakes on the morning of the election. McAllistar hates her with a passion yet also lusts for her. His solution is to convince Paul Metzler (Chris Klein) to run against her, who can leverage his reputation as the popular jock who's handsome, rich (thanks to his father), and well-liked. When Tracy learns of Paul's entry into the presidential race, she projects a cold look of disdain that could send shivers up your spine.
Within the high school genre lies an untapped lode of great stories and varied personalities. Here, we aptly see that it's a vacuum of 'me-centered' people who do what they can to survive. I still remember the trials and tribulations of high school as if it were only yesterday. The student body was like a rich tapestry full of color, surprises, and confusion. `Election" is a strikingly refreshing story that satirizes the culture of high school and gives us a production that is unique, original, and honest. There are no corny love stories, no sign of students who looked like 20 something models, no goofy cliques, no bets on who could win the heart of a girl, and no climactic scenes that always seems to take place at a wild house party or at the prom. If only high school students were as smart as this movie, we'd all graduate to bigger and better things.
Grade: B+
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American Beauty by John Sylva<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Rating: A+
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Think hard about the following question. When was the last time that when a film's credits started rolling, you just stared at the screen, in silence?  The grin on your face seems to be placed there naturally, and won't go away. You can't move a muscle, as you are completely shocked and astonished, as the film you just viewed is among your favorites of all time. If you're stumped, and can't answer this question, as it has been too long since this has happened to you, go see American Beauty, and feel the experience, once again.
You see a happily married man. He is a magazine writer, father of one. His life couldn't be any happier.
Look closer.
You see a self absorbed, sarcastic, mean spirited person who despises his wife, and only cares about what he wants.
You see a happily married woman. She is a successful realtor, and mother of one. Her life couldn't be any more perfect.
Look closer.
You see a shallow, rude person who despises her family, and only seems to be the reflection of Carol Brady.
Lester (Kevin Spacey) and Carolyn (Annette Bening) Burnham live in a peaceful, ordinary suburban neighborhood, where they live their not so peaceful lives. The unhappily married couple live with teen daughter Jane (Thora Birch), who appears to hate both her parents, as she often smarts off to them and uses vulgar words at them. This relatively small, threesome of a family is the main focus of American Beauty, in which we get a closer look at each one of the main characters, as the film unfolds each being's true beauty. By the time American Beauty reaches its climax, we have "looked closer" at every character, as their true personalities and feelings are true. By the time American Beauty reaches its climax, you have felt so many emotions and thoughts you feel like you're going to explode. By the time American Beauty reaches its climax, you realize you've seen one of the most powerful, saddening, funny, and real motion pictures of our time.
Looking to take an active interest in their daughter, Lester and Carolyn attend a basketball game in which Jane is cheerleading in. Lester catches a glimpse of one of Jane's fellow cheerleaders, Angela (Mena Suvari), and something inside of him is sparked. Just by taking one look at this girl, Lester decides to quit his job, take up smoking pot, and start working out.
"I feel like I've been in a coma for about twenty years, and I'm just now waking up."
Of course the entire Burnham family realizes these odd changes in him immediately, but they also start noticing changes in themselves. Jane's life is changed by Ricky (Wes Bentley), the new kid on the block, who just moved next door, and films everything he sees.  In an extraordinarily powerful scene, Ricky shows Jane the most beautiful thing he's ever seen- a paper bag, blowing around in the wind with the leaves, on a cold, beautiful day.
Carolyn's life is changed instantly and drastically by "The King" Buddy Kane, the most popular realtor in town, whom she has an affair with. Carolyn goes through with the affair with Buddy as a result of her now care free husband, and the fact that she is on the verge of becoming a psychotic person. As the three go on their own separate conquests, the family becomes farther and farther apart, as Jane continues to give desperate cries for attention to her parents, but they are pre occupied with their own needs.
The entire ensemble cast gives performances nothing short of perfection, as every line, every move, every facial gesture, and every blink each actor makes is so perfect, so real, the characters come to life, and stop being characters in a movie, but your friends, family, and neighbors. The screenplay, along with the actors, bring each and every character to life with such vivid color and beauty, you feel like you're watching your life story put to screen. The screenplay takes your basic, cookie cutter characters, and shows what the characters are really like, instead of giving a one dimensional, predictable personality. The main cast, consisting of Annette Bening, Kevin Spacey, Thora Birch, Mena Suvari, and Wes Bentley all deliver performances that will surely bring them many award nominations and hopefully wins, as the bunch are such a likable, talented group, I don't think any motion picture group, including the Academy, can ignore their performances while choosing the nominees and winners.
Annette Bening and Kevin Spacey are a marvelous on screen duo, as you savor for the moment the two are in a scene together, and start dealing out argumentative statements. At times, the two are hilarious, but when the words become darker, and more serious, the smile on your face starts to fade away and turn into a frown. Watching a fight between the couple is like watching your own parents fight, as the dialogue and acting is so real, you feel horrible and unstable while watching.
It's obvious where veteran actors such as Spacey and Bening would give Oscar worthy performances, but the big surprise performances come from the youngsters. Thora Birch and Mena Suvari bring their roles to life with an extra touch of realism, making you believe they are teens, not characters written to act like teens, and Wes Bentley, although not always acting like a teen, adds the psychotic touch that the character needs to make his character work.
American Beauty can make you laugh at one time, with its outrageously funny one liners, and at the next can jerk a tear or two. Or three. Or twenty. The heart racing, moving climax is one that moved me in a way a film has never done, as I sat there, eyes bulged open, jaw dropped to the ground, tears on their way to my eyes. Everything from start to finish in American Beauty is done so perfectly, you wonder how the screenplay is written by, and the film is directed by, first time filmmakers. The screenplay, written by Alan Ball, will surely launch him into superstardom, as American Beauty is the most skillfully crafted piece of work to be put to screen this year. Ball knows not only how to make the viewer laugh and cry, but how to make them sympathize with characters, relate to characters, and care for them deeply. Director Sam Mendes' directorial debut in film is an enticing blend of comedy, drama, and contains a rock solid, down to earth feel about it, you just can't refuse loving this four star gem.
The Bottom Line- You see a movie. Look closer, and you'll see one of the decade's best.
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Grimace is a reformed criminal. He was a former milkshake theif turned good guy.
Oscar literally lives in garbage, gross.
Grimace originally had 2 ams. 4 is better than 2.
Speaking of 2, guess how many arms oscar has? That's right 2.
Grimace has a family. He is a good father clearly.
Oscar has no confirmed family. Possibly hates kids.
Grimace is purple, the colour of royalty.
Oscar is green, the colour of gross things.
Grimace is a well meaning and charming individual.
Oscar is rude to everybody.
Oscar the grouch is a much better character due to the fact that he is literally trash. This is a relateable feature and is used for satirical humor everywhere today. Oscar the grouch is the embodiement of giving literally zero *****. He relies on his friend Big Bird to get around and I think this is commendable due to the fact that it gives big bird purpose. Oscar is also the colour green which is far superior to that of the likes of violet. Oscar may spend his time literally being trash, but if you think about it, there's nowhere down to go from there, so the only way is up. Oscar is far superior to Grimace due to the fact that he is genuine and himself, not putting on a facade like the one Grimace portrays in the advertisements, he's just trying to sell you something. Wheras Oscar is just there to be related to.


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Father Billy Brightfield and his family moved to Sylvania when Billy got a job there as the new village postman. As Sylvania has grown so much over the last few years with more families moving into the village, Pete and Sam, the existing postmen, just cannot keep up with all the mail! Billy is very conscientious and makes sure everyone's mail is always delivered on time.
Mother Nancy Brightfield loves to sew and make tablecloths and curtains for her family home. She is currently making up a large order of gingham cushions for the reading corner at Forest Nursery for the pupils to sit on at story time.
Sister Mandy Brightfield likes reading and writing letters to her friends. Seeing them at school every day just isn't enough for Mandy, and she is constranly jotting down her thoughts and sharing them with her friends. She keeps her father Billy very busy delivering all her letters, but she always makes sure she puts a stamp on!
Baby sister Jenny Brightfield is never happier than when outdoors and loves to go to Primrose Park to play after nursery every day.


Psalms 78:45
He sent divers sorts of flies among them, which devoured them; and frogs, which destroyed them.


Don't quote rhs of =~, it'll match literally rather than as a regex.
[[ $foo =~ "^fo+ bar$" ]]
[[ $foo =~ ^fo+\ bar$ ]]
Quotes on the right hand side of =~
can be used to match literally, so that [[ $1 =~ ^"$2".* ]]
works even if $2
contains regex metacharacters. This mirrors the behavior of globs, [[ $1 = "$2"* ]]
.
This also means that the problematic code tries to match literal carets and plus signs instead of interpreting them as regular expression matchers. To match as a regex, the regex metacharacters it must be unquoted. Literal parts of the expression can be quoted with double or single quotes, or escaped.
If you do want to match literally just to do a plain substring search, e.g. [[ $foo =~ "bar" ]]
, you could ignore this message, but consider using a more canonical glob match instead: [[ $foo == *"bar"* ]]
.
compat31
disabled (the default), quoted patterns are literal whereas unquoted patterns are parsed for regex metacharacters.compat31
enabled, quoted and unquoted patterns match identically.See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/218156/bash-regex-with-quotes


Sudoku is played on a grid of 9 x 9 spaces. When solved, each row, column and square (9 spaces each) contain the numbers 1-9, without repetition. Every square has thicker lines surrounding it, to make them easier to see.
Each problem comes with a few spaces already filled in. The numbers are randomized and placed into random slots to create a puzzle. The more difficult Sudoku puzzles have fewer spaces already filled in than an easier puzzle.
As you can see, in the upper left square (circled in blue), this square already has 7 out of the 9 spaces filled in. We can figure out the missing numbers by counting. By counting up from 1 in that left square, we can deduce that the missing numbers are 5 and 6. By seeing which numbers are missing from each square, row, or column, we can then use another strateegy called cross-hatching to figure out which number belongs in each square.
Cross-hatching is when you look at each row and column to figure out chere a certain number can go. So for example, in the upper left square, we know we need to add a 5 and a 6 to be able to complete the square. Therefore, we check both possible rows and columns, to check for a 5 or 6. However, based on the rows and columns we cannot clearly deduce which number to add in which space. This means that we should ignore the upper left square for now, and try to fill in spaces in some other areas of the grid instead.


Why Caitlyn Jenner refuses to blame herself for her brother's tragic death
The I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star's brother tragically died in a car accident when he was just 18 years old, and she had loaned him the car
by Vicki Newman, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/vicki-newman/I'm A Celebrity 's Caitlyn Jenner suffered a terrible tragedy at age 26 when her younger brother was killed in a car accident.
Caitlyn had loaned the car to her younger brother Burt, but wrote in her autobiography The Secrets Of My Life that she refuses to blame herself.
She says she came to the realisation that it was Burt's "day to die".
Caitlyn's brother died at the age of 18, just three months after she - then Bruce - won gold at the 1976 Olympics in Montreal.
In her book, Caitlyn explains that she and Burt had never been very close, mainly due to their eight-year age gap.
But when Burt asked to move in with his brother and his then-wife Chrystie, Bruce saw a great opportunity to improve their relationship.
Burt's bags were packed and lined up in his bedroom ready for a flight to California that he would tragically never make.
It was on November 30, 1976, that Bruce was at a speaking engagement in Connecticut, where Burt was living with their parents.
In her book, Caitlyn explains that Bruce was given a Porsche by a local car dealer while he was in town, and that he'd loaned it to Burt.
She wrote: "I let Burt use it a little bit. For an eighteen-year-old kid who has just graduated from high school, few things in life, if anything, are sweeter than tooling around town in a Porsche 911. Burt is also responsible."
Burt had planned to fill the car with gas and meet his brother to take it back to the dealer, and he can't resist driving past his old Canton High School.
Burt drove by and saw a girl he knew standing out front, Judith Hitchings, who was 16, and tells her to jump in to go for a spin with him.
It's only when three police officers walk into the room where Bruce is delivering a speech and asks to speak to him and his father that they know something is wrong.
Caitlyn continues: "Burt has taken the Porsche on Old Canton Road. Because the road was old, it was narrow and curvy. There was a rise, and Burt took it too fast.
"The Porsche went airborne and then crooked. It hit a tree and then a rock wall of sizable boulders. Hutchings was flung from the car and killed instantly. Burt suffered critical injuries."
Burt's family was told by a surgeon that he could not live. He was put on life support, with machines keeping his breathing going and his heart beating, but there were no brain waves.
His parents made the heartbreaking decision to take him off life support.
Caitlyn writes: "I have struggled with the issue of guilt. What if I had never taken the car from the dealer? What if I had never lent it to Burt? Why did he pick up an innocent young woman who had her whole life in front of her? Why did he drive so carelessly?
"But never in my life have I ever beat myself up about it. It is a mechanism of protection, I know, but I have come to the conclusion that it was Burt's day to die, just as, on the beaches of Normandy, it was my father's day not to. It was the way it was.
"That's what happened. The accident had a fate and will of its own: two people tragically lost their lives, and my brother was the one responsible. But I have to move on because so much of my life has been about moving on - get over it, get through it, don't show outward emotion because it only leads to inner emotions, and I must keep those in check. The floodgates open and I am done."
Bruce later named his first born son after Burt.
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Contributing
Thanks for contributing! Here are few useful things to know before submitting your Pull Request.
- Licensing - see LICENSE.txt
- Contributing to the IntelliJ Platform
- Setting up your environment
- Markup
- Style guide
- A word on submodules
Contributing to the IntelliJ Platform
This document describes our contribution guidelines for the IntelliJ SDK Docs. For information about contributing to the IntelliJ Platform, please visit Contributing to the IntelliJ Platform.
Setting up your environment
This site runs via Jekyll, which is a popular static site generator, written in Ruby. It can be hosted locally to ensure that any changes are correct. Once set up, running the site is as easy as calling rake preview
.
Alternatively, the site can also be hosted in a Docker container. On Mac and Windows, this means the site is hosted in a virtual machine. Docker maintains this container, building it based on the instructions in the Dockerfile
. All dependencies (Ruby, etc.) are automatically installed when building the image, which reduces the manual configuration steps. The Docker image is also used to build the published site, so it is a known working environment.
Developing with Docker
Follow these steps to work with Docker:
- Firstly, install Docker, using the Docker Toolbox.
- On Windows and Mac, start the Docker host virtual machine (start the “Docker Quickstart terminal” or run “Kitematic”. See the Getting Started guides on docker.com for more details).
- Clone the
intellij-sdk-docs
repo to the local machine, and initialise thesdkdocs-template
submodule. - Change the current directory to the parent directory of the git repo.
- Run
docker build -t intellij-sdk-docs .
. This will build the docker image from the current folder, and give it the tagintellij-sdk-docs
.- Note that this must be run from a command prompt that has the various
DOCKER_*
environment variables set up, such as the Docker Quickstart Terminal.
- Note that this must be run from a command prompt that has the various
- Run
docker run -p 4000:4000 -v $PWD:/usr/src/app intellij-sdk-docs
. This command will:- Start the docker container called
intellij-sdk-docs
. - Forward port 4000 from the docker container to port 4000 on the docker client.
- Mount the current directory (
$PWD
is a Unix style environment variable. You can use%CD%
on Windows, or specify the full path) as/usr/src/app
inside the docker container. This means the docker image will see theintellij-sdk-docs
repo as the folder/usr/src/app
.
- Run the commands specific in the Dockerfile’s
CMD
instruction, which runs bothrake bootstrap
, which ensures all of the prerequisites are installed, andrake preview
, which builds the site and starts to host it.
- Start the docker container called
- Finally, you can access the newly created site by visiting http://localhost:4000/intellij/sdk/docs/, or by using the IP address of the docker client virtual machine (see note above).
Developing locally
In order to build the documentation site, you will need:
- Ruby 2 - Jekyll is a Ruby application.
- Ruby 2 DevKit (for Windows) - Some of Jekyll’s dependencies need to be compiled, and require the DevKit to be installed.
gem install bundler
- the site uses Bundler to manage gem dependencies within the repo, rather than globally installing to the local operating system. Run this command to install the Bundler toolset globally.
OS X
OS X comes with Ruby already installed. The only steps required are:
gem install bundler
Windows
- Install Ruby 2 and the Ruby 2 DevKit (one of the gems needs to build a native component)
- After installing the DevKit, make sure to edit the
config.yml
file to point to the Ruby installation
- After installing the DevKit, make sure to edit the
This is made easier if you use Chocolatey, a package manager for Windows:
choco install ruby
choco install ruby2.devkit
- After installing the DevKit, make sure to edit the
config.yml
file to point to the Ruby installation. - By default, this is
C:\tools\DevKit\config.yml
- Add the line
- C:\tools\ruby21
(including the leading minus sign)
- After installing the DevKit, make sure to edit the
Bootstrapping the environment
- Ensure Bundler is installed -
gem install bundler
- On Windows, ensure the
devkitvars.bat
file has been run in the current command prompt (e.g.c:\tools\DevKit\devkitvars.bat
). - Clone the documentation site.
- Initialise and update the
sdkdocs-template
submodule -git submodule init
andgit submodule update
rake bootstrap
- this uses Bundler to download all required gems.rake preview
- this will build the site, and host it in a local webserver.
Building and previewing the site
To build and test the site, simply run rake preview
. This will build the site and host it, using the config provided. The URL of the hosted site is displayed on the screen, and depends on the baseurl
field defined in _config.yml
.
Markup
By default, when building the site, all files are copied to the destination _site
folder. Some files are excluded in the _config.yml
and sdkdocs-template/jekyll/_config-defaults.yml
files. The documentation files themselves are Markdown files (.md
) that get automatically converted to HTML when the site is built.
However, only markdown files beginning with a YAML header are converted. If the markdown file doesn’t contain a header, it won’t be converted. In other words, to convert a .md
file to HTML, it should look like this:
---
---
# Introduction
Lorem ipsum...
The two lines at the top of the file are the markers of the YAML “front matter”. Fields can be added in between these markers, and are used when generating the HTML. Typically, this header will be empty, although it is required by Jekyll (if omitted, the file isn’t converted).
The YAML header can contain data that is used when generating the site. For example, the page title can be specified as a simple piece of markdown - # Title
, or it can be specified in the YAML, and the page template will display it appropriately:
---
title: The Title Of The Page
---
Lorem ipsum...
The YAML header can also include redirect information.
_SUMMARY.md
The table of contents for the site is displayed in the tree view on the left hand side of the site, and it is generated from the _SUMMARY.md
file. It is a simple markdown list, with each item in the list being a link to another markdown page, either in the root folder, or sub-folders. The list can have nested items, which will be displayed as child items in the table of contents.
# Summary
* [Introduction](README.md)
* [About This Guide](Intro/About.md)
* [Key Topics](Intro/KeyTopics.md)
The contents can be split into “parts” by separating the list into several lists, each new list starting with a level 2 heading (##
).
# Summary
* [Introduction](README.md)
* [About This Guide](Intro/About.md)
* [Key Topics](Intro/KeyTopics.md)
## Part I - Extending the Platform
* [Getting Started](Docs/GettingStarted.md)
* ...
If a node doesn’t have a link, but is just plain text, it will still appear in the table of contents, but will be greyed out and not clickable. It acts like a placeholder for a documentation item. This is useful to keep track of what should be documented, but hasn’t yet, and can be useful to show readers that the topic exists, but isn’t yet documented (Pull Requests always welcome!).
Redirects
The documentation site is set up to include the jekyll-redirect-from plugin, which will generate “dummy” pages that automatically redirect to a given page. For example, to specify that the index.html
page will be generated to redirect to README.md
, the README.md
file should include the following in the YAML header:
---
redirect_from:
- /index.html
---
# Introduction
Lorem ipsum...
This will create an index.html
file that will automatically redirect to the generated README.html
file. This is very useful to allow the site URL to automatically show the README.html
file - http://localhost:4001/foo-test/
will try to load index.html
, which will automatically redirect to README.html
.
It is also useful to redirect when renaming or moving files. Multiple redirects can be added to the YAML header.
Table of contents
The site is configured to use the Kramdown Markdown converter, which adds some extra features over traditional markdown, such as “attribute lists”, which can apply attributes to the generated elements.
One useful attribute is {:toc}
, which can be applied to a list item, which will get replaced with a list of links to header items. E.g. the following list item will be replaced by links to all of the header items in the page:
* Dummy list item
{:toc}
Further Kramdown features are described on the converter page, and attribute lists are described on the syntax page. Note that source code formatting is configured to use GitHub Flavoured Mardown and “code fences”, see below.
Liquid tags and filters
Jekyll uses the Liquid templating language to process files. This means standard Liquid tags and filters are available. There should be little need to use them however, as the Markdown format is already quite rich. See the Jekyll site for more details.
Syntax highlighting
Source code can be represented by using GitHub Flavoured Markdown code fences, which are three back ticks:
```
// Source code goes here...
```
Syntax highlighting can be applied by specifying the language after the first set of ticks:
```csharp
// Some C# code
```
```java
// Some Java code
```
Here is the list of supported languages (and also Kotlin, of course).
Tables
The Kramdown parser also supports tables. The syntax is to use the pipe (|
) and minus symbols:
```md
| Column 1 | Column 2 | Column 3 |
|----------|----------|----------|
| Blah | Blah | Blah |
```
Links
Links are handled as normal markdown links, and can be links to external sites, pages within the sites, or headings in the sites. When a Markdown header is converted to an HTML header, it is assigned an ID, so it can be linked, e.g. ## Introduction
will get the ID of introduction
, and can be linked either in the same page [click here](#introduction)
or cross page [click here](page.html#introduction)
. The anchor name will be all lower case, and spaces are replaced with -
, e.g. ## Page setup
becomes #page-setup
.
[External site](http://example.org)
will link to an external site[Other page in current directory](Page2.md)
will link to a page in the same directory as the current page. Note that the extension is.md
, NOT.html
.[Page in another folder](/Folder2/Page2.md)
will link to a page in another folder. Note that the URL is navigating from root - this works even if the site is hosted in a sub-folder (e.g. this link will work forhttp://localhost:4000/devguide/Folder2/Page2.html
). Relative links will also work (../Folder2/Page2.md
).[Link to section on another page](Page2.md#another-section)
will link to a heading on another page. The ID of the heading is generated by making the text lowercase and replacing spaces with-
.[Link to section on current page](#another-section)
will link to a heading on the current page.
Notes and callouts
Notes and callouts can be specified using the blockquote syntax. The converter will look at the first following word to see if it is bold. If so, it will apply that as a callout style. For example:
> **NOTE** This is a note
Will be displayed as a callout, styled as a “note”. The other styles available for callouts are “note”, “warning”, “tip” and “todo”.
Images
Images can be included by adding the file directly to the repository and adding a link to the image like so:
```md
![Alt text](path-to-img.png)
```
Please downscale screenshots made at high resolution.
A word on submodules
The sdkdocs-template
repo is added as a submodule, and it also contains a submodule to the private webhelp-template
repo. The sdkdocs-template
repo contains build time scripts and compiled and minified JS and CSS that allow the site to run. The private webhelp-template
repo contains the code to build the JS and CSS. It is currently closed source, but the plan is to make it open source at some point, in which case, it is likely the two repos will be merged.
After cloning, a submodule needs to be initialised and updated:
```
git submodule init
git submodule update
```
This will create a .gitmodules
file, register a submodule in the sdkdocs-template
folder, and check out the files. (Note that when a repo is added as a submodule, it doesn’t get a .git
folder, but instead gets a .git
file that points to the location of the .git
folder.
A submodule can be updated using normal git commands such as git pull
. It can be switched to a different branch using git checkout
, and any changes to the currently checked out revision need to be committed back into the main repo, as normal git commands. It is initially cloned at a specific revision, and not as part of a branch.update
If changes are made to the submodule, they should be made on a branch to a clone, and a Pull Request sent. Changes can be made and committed, and the hosting repo will need to commit a pointer to the current version of the submodule.
If there are any problems with the sdkdocs-template
, please raise an issue.


[gecode-users] Bug in TupleSet?
Malcolm Ryan
malcolmr at cse.unsw.edu.au
Thu Dec 4 21:57:45 CET 2008
Why not just make adding the duplicate elements to be without effect?
That's what most set implementations I've encountered do.
Malcolm
On 03/12/2008, at 5:37 PM, Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist wrote:
> A TupleSet does not accept more than one instance of a tuple (hence
> the name set). However, the implementation should probably be safer
> for erroneous usage and throw an exception during finalization if
> multiple tuples are discovered.
>
> Cheers,
> Mikael
>
> On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 12:58 AM, Malcolm Ryan <malcolmr at cse.unsw.edu.au
> > wrote:
>> There seems to be a bug in TupleSet. If you add a particular tuple
>> more than twice, the next call to extensional will segfault. Eg:
>>
>> TupleSet tuples;
>>
>> int n = 3; // works if n <= 2
>>
>> for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) {
>> IntArgs pair(2);
>> pair[0] = 0;
>> pair[1] = 1;
>>
>> tuples.add(pair);
>> }
>>
>> TestSpace* space = new TestSpace();
>>
>> IntVarArray x(space, 2, 0, 1);
>> space->add(x);
>>
>> extensional(space, x, tuples); // segfault if n >= 3
>>
>> (where TestSpace is a simple Space implementation)
>>
>> GDB shows:
>>
>> Program received signal EXC_BAD_ACCESS, Could not access memory.
>> Reason: KERN_PROTECTION_FAILURE at address: 0x00000000
>> 0x0057f857 in (anonymous namespace)::FullTupleCompare::operator() ()
>> at gecode/int/extensional/tuple-set.cc:55
>> 55 if (a[i] < b[i]) {
>>
>> Malcolm
>>
>> _______________________________________________
>> Gecode users mailing list
>> users at gecode.org
>> https://www.gecode.org/mailman/listinfo/gecode-users
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist, http://www.ict.kth.se/~zayenz/
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Google Earth Enterprise Documentation Home | GEE Server administration
Troubleshoot search services
Once you have added search services to a published database, you can query the searchable data from either Google Earth EC or from a browser using Google Maps. Querying search data involves sending a search request from the client and returning the search service results to the query back to the client. If a problem occurs with your query, you can most likely find out by checking the log files for GEE Server.
Did GEE Server receive a search request from the client?
Follow these steps to determine if GEE Server received the search request from the client:
- Perform a search from the client.
- Check the log file
/opt/google/gehttpd/logs/access_log
for the following type ofGET
request:<IP_ADDRESS> - - [09/Jul/2014:16:13:28 -0700] "GET /3d/POISearch?q=San%20Francisco&flyToFirstElement;=true&displayKeys;=location&DbId;=20&PoiFederated;=1&callback;=handleSearchResults HTTP/1.1" 200 541334
Did the search service return results to the query?
To establish whether the search service returns results successfully to the client's query, you can change the logger_ge_search
level to DEBUG
.
- In the log file,
/opt/google/gehttpd/conf/ge_logging.conf
, change:[logger_ge_search]
level=INFOto:
[logger_ge_search]
level=DEBUG - Restart GEE Server:
sudo /etc/init.d/geserver restart
- Perform a search from the client.
- Check
/opt/google/gehttpd/logs/gesearch.out
for the following type of entries:[2014-07-09 16:13:38,162] DEBUG [MainThread] (poi_search_handler.py:141) - Params: ['%San Francisco%', '%San Francisco%', '%San Francisco%']
[2014-07-09 16:13:38,479] DEBUG [MainThread] (poi_search_handler.py:515) - Parsed search tokens: San Francisco
[2014-07-09 16:13:38,479] DEBUG [MainThread] (poi_search_handler.py:139) - Querying the database gepoi, at port 5432, as user geuser on hostname <IP_ADDRESS>.
[2014-07-09 16:13:38,479] DEBUG [MainThread] (poi_search_handler.py:140) - Query: SELECT ST_AsGeoJSON(the_geom) AS the_geom, "posn" FROM gepoi_9 WHERE ( lower("posn") LIKE %s )
[2014-07-09 16:13:38,479] DEBUG [MainThread] (poi_search_handler.py:141) - Params: ['%San Francisco%']
[2014-07-09 16:13:38,500] DEBUG [MainThread] (poi_search_handler.py:471) - poi search returned 2516 results
[2014-07-09 16:13:38,501] DEBUG [MainThread] (poi_search_handler.py:472) - results: [[{'field_value': '{"type":"Point","coordinates":[-70.250012045966002,19.29999635719]}', 'field_name': 'geom', 'is_search_display': True, 'is_searchable': True, 'is_displayable': True}, {'field_value': 'San Francisco de Macoris', 'field_name': 'name', 'is_search_display': True, 'is_searchable': True, 'is_displayable': True}],
...


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WITNESS LIST
Licensing & Administrative Procedures Committee
May 8, 2017 - 2:00 PM or upon final adjourn./recess
For:
Bellomy, Gary (Self)
Ginder, Scott (Self)
Hayes, Kristina (Self; Hayes Modular Group inc)
On:
Francis, Brian (Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation)
Registering, but not testifying:
Against:
Cahn, Adam (Cahnman's MUsings)
Against:
Bennett Jr., James (Self)
DeLoach, John (Self)
Greydanus, Elizabeth (Self)
Hoffmeister, Charles (Self)
Messina, Joann (Self; Southwest Tow Operators)
Nienstedt, Geoff (Self)
Ward, Jason (Self; Region 6 sw tow operators)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
O'Ryan, Anne (AAA TEXAS)
Against:
Goode, Rose (Self; Texas Towing and Storage Association)
Milstead, Amy (Self; Texas towing & Storage Association)
Rash, Jeanette (Self; Texas Towing & Storage Association)
Ulmer, Ken w (Self; Texas towing and storage association)
On:
Francis, Brian (Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation)
For:
Frazier, Kyle (Texas wine and grape growers)
Furgeson, Anthony (Self)
Nelson, Bree (Self)
Timmons, Andy (Self)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Cahn, Adam (Cahnman's MUsings)
1
WITNESS LIST
For:
Galloway, Wil (Hill Country Wineries)
Seaton, Katy Jane (High Plains Winegrowers)
Against:
Huddleston, Cheri (Southern Glazer's Wholesale Distributors)
Lively, Lance (Texas Package Stores Association)
McGarry, Mignon (Republic National Distributing Company)
On:
Harrison, Amy (TABC-Resource Only)
2


Best Practices
Worthwhile to arise corporate knowledge even if there are no comprehensive processes to reach success in knowledge management and completely avoid corporate ignorance. However, meticulous day-to-day activities focused on both direct and indirect actions are compulsory to elaborate bespoke procedures for knowledge management.
Knowledge management best practices include an individual experience and ability to build effective communication amidst the team and between teams for the most valuable aim — successfully develop software to reach customer's business goals.
Worthwhile to arise corporate knowledge even if there are no comprehensive processes to reach success in knowledge management and completely avoid corporate ignorance. However, meticulous day-to-day activities focused on both direct and indirect actions are compulsory to elaborate bespoke procedures for knowledge management.
Knowledge management best practices include an individual experience and ability to build effective communication amidst the team and between teams for the most valuable aim — successfully develop software to reach customer's business goals.
Worthwhile to arise corporate knowledge even if there are no comprehensive processes to reach success in knowledge management and completely avoid corporate ignorance. However, meticulous day-to-day activities focused on both direct and indirect actions are compulsory to elaborate bespoke procedures for knowledge management.
Knowledge management best practices include an individual experience and ability to build effective communication amidst the team and between teams for the most valuable aim — successfully develop software to reach customer's business goals.
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DeBox AudioRig
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An audio control promise. When playing a clip with AudioRig, you receive the control token for that clip More...
Public Member Functions | |
| void | Stop () |
| Stop playing the clip More... | |
| void | FadeOut (float duration, bool stopAfter=true) |
| Perform a fade out, but don't stop playing More... | |
| void | FadeIn (float duration) |
| Perform a fade in to full volume More... | |
| void | FadeIn (float duration, float targetVolume) |
| Perform a fade in to the specified volume More... | |
| IAudioPlayControlPromise | PlayAt (Vector3 position, float spatial=1) |
| Play the clip at a specific position More... | |
| IAudioPlayControlPromise | Follow (Transform transform) |
| Follow a target transform around while playing the clip More... | |
| IAudioPlayControlPromise | StopFollow () |
| Stop following More... | |
Properties | |
| float | SpatialBlend [get, set] |
| Set/Get spatial blend More... | |
| float | Volume [get, set] |
| Get/Set volume of the played clip More... | |
| float | Pitch [get, set] |
| Get/Set the pitch of the played clip More... | |
An audio control promise. When playing a clip with AudioRig, you receive the control token for that clip
Definition at line 13 of file AudioPlayer.cs.
| void DeBox.AudioRig.IAudioPlayControlPromise.FadeIn | ( | float | duration | ) |
Perform a fade in to full volume
| duration | Fade in duration |
Implemented in DeBox.AudioRig.AudioPlayControlPromise.
| void DeBox.AudioRig.IAudioPlayControlPromise.FadeIn | ( | float | duration, |
| float | targetVolume | ||
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Perform a fade in to the specified volume
| duration | Fade in duration |
| targetVolume | Target volume |
Implemented in DeBox.AudioRig.AudioPlayControlPromise.
| void DeBox.AudioRig.IAudioPlayControlPromise.FadeOut | ( | float | duration, |
| bool | stopAfter = true |
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Perform a fade out, but don't stop playing
| duration | Fade out duration |
| stopAfter | If true, stop playing after the fade out |
Implemented in DeBox.AudioRig.AudioPlayControlPromise.
| IAudioPlayControlPromise DeBox.AudioRig.IAudioPlayControlPromise.Follow | ( | Transform | transform | ) |
Follow a target transform around while playing the clip
| transform | Target transform |
Implemented in DeBox.AudioRig.AudioPlayControlPromise.
| IAudioPlayControlPromise DeBox.AudioRig.IAudioPlayControlPromise.PlayAt | ( | Vector3 | position, |
| float | spatial = 1 |
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Play the clip at a specific position
| position | Target position |
| spatial | Amount of spatial blend, default is 1 |
Implemented in DeBox.AudioRig.AudioPlayControlPromise.
| void DeBox.AudioRig.IAudioPlayControlPromise.Stop | ( | ) |
Stop playing the clip
Implemented in DeBox.AudioRig.AudioPlayControlPromise.
| IAudioPlayControlPromise DeBox.AudioRig.IAudioPlayControlPromise.StopFollow | ( | ) |
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getset |
Get/Set the pitch of the played clip
Definition at line 28 of file AudioPlayer.cs.
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getset |
Set/Get spatial blend
Definition at line 18 of file AudioPlayer.cs.
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getset |
Get/Set volume of the played clip
Definition at line 23 of file AudioPlayer.cs.