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AD525x
0.6.0
Library for I2C communication with AD5253 and AD5254 digital potentiometers using an Arduino.
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#include <AD525x.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| AD525x () | |
| uint8_t | initialize (uint8_t AD_addr) |
| uint8_t | write_RDAC (uint8_t RDAC, uint8_t value) |
| uint8_t | read_RDAC (uint8_t RDAC) |
| uint8_t | write_EEMEM (uint8_t reg, uint8_t value) |
| uint8_t | read_EEMEM (uint8_t reg) |
| float | read_tolerance (uint8_t RDAC) |
| uint8_t | reset_device (void) |
| uint8_t | restore_RDAC (uint8_t RDAC) |
| uint8_t | restore_all_RDAC (void) |
| uint8_t | store_RDAC (uint8_t RDAC) |
| uint8_t | decrement_RDAC (uint8_t RDAC) |
| uint8_t | increment_RDAC (uint8_t RDAC) |
| uint8_t | decrement_RDAC_6dB (uint8_t RDAC) |
| uint8_t | increment_RDAC_6dB (uint8_t RDAC) |
| uint8_t | decrement_all_RDAC (void) |
| uint8_t | increment_all_RDAC (void) |
| uint8_t | decrement_all_RDAC_6dB (void) |
| uint8_t | increment_all_RDAC_6dB (void) |
| virtual uint8_t | get_max_val (void) |
| uint8_t | get_err_code (void) |
| char * | get_error_text (void) |
Protected Attributes | |
| uint8_t | max_val |
| uint8_t AD525x::decrement_all_RDAC | ( | void | ) |
Decrements the current wiper value for all RDAC potentiometers by 1.
Takes the current wiper value for all RDAC potentiometers and decrements them by 1.
write_cmd()
, this also raises:EC_NOT_INITIALIZED
: Raised if communication has not been initialized.Definition at line 412 of file AD525x.cpp.
| uint8_t AD525x::decrement_all_RDAC_6dB | ( | void | ) |
Decrements the current wiper value for all RDAC potentiometers by 6dB
Takes the current wiper value for all RDAC potentiometers and decrements them by 6dB (i.e. cuts them in half).
write_cmd()
, this also raises:EC_NOT_INITIALIZED
: Raised if communication has not been initialized.Definition at line 440 of file AD525x.cpp.
| uint8_t AD525x::decrement_RDAC | ( | uint8_t | RDAC | ) |
Decrements the current RDAC wiper value by 1.
Takes the current wiper value for the potentiometer specified by RDAC
and decrements its value by 1.
| [in] | RDAC | The 2-bit register address of the RDAC to decrement [0-3] |
write_cmd()
, this also raises:EC_NOT_INITIALIZED
: Raised if communication has not been initialized.EC_BAD_REGISTER
: Raised if RDAC
exceeds 3.Definition at line 332 of file AD525x.cpp.
| uint8_t AD525x::decrement_RDAC_6dB | ( | uint8_t | RDAC | ) |
Decrements the current RDAC wiper value for the specified RDAC by 6dB
Takes the current RDAC wiper value for the potentiometer specified by RDAC
and decrements it by 6dB (i.e. cuts it in half).
| [in] | RDAC | The 2-bit register address of the RDAC to decrement [0-3] |
write_cmd()
, this also raises:EC_NOT_INITIALIZED
: Raised if communication has not been initialized.EC_BAD_REGISTER
: Raised if RDAC
exceeds 3.Definition at line 372 of file AD525x.cpp.
| uint8_t AD525x::get_err_code | ( | void | ) |
Retrieve the error code stored in a private variable.
Retrieves the error code stored in the private err_code
variable. If non-zero, use AD525xGetErrorString()
from AD525x_ErrorStrings.h
to retrieve the human-readable error string, or see AD525x_Errors.h
for details.
Definition at line 518 of file AD525x.cpp.
| char* AD525x::get_error_text | ( | void | ) |
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virtual |
Interface function to be implemented by child classes - retrieve the maximum wiper value.
The AD5253 and AD5254 differ only in their maximum wiper value, [0, 64) for AD5253 and [0, 256) for AD5254. This function is an interface that should return the maximum wiper value when called from the child class objects. See AD5253::get_max_val()
and AD5254::get_max_val()
;
EC_NOT_IMPLEMENTED
.Reimplemented in AD5254, and AD5253.
Definition at line 474 of file AD525x.cpp.
| uint8_t AD525x::increment_all_RDAC | ( | void | ) |
Increments the current wiper value for all RDAC potentiometers by 1.
Takes the current wiper value for all RDAC potentiometers and increments them by 1.
write_cmd()
, this also raises:EC_NOT_INITIALIZED
: Raised if communication has not been initialized.Definition at line 426 of file AD525x.cpp.
| uint8_t AD525x::increment_all_RDAC_6dB | ( | void | ) |
Increments the current wiper value for all RDAC potentiometers by 6dB
Takes the current wiper value for all RDAC potentiometers and increments them by 6dB (i.e. doubles them).
write_cmd()
, this also raises:EC_NOT_INITIALIZED
: Raised if communication has not been initialized.Definition at line 455 of file AD525x.cpp.
| uint8_t AD525x::increment_RDAC | ( | uint8_t | RDAC | ) |
Increments the current RDAC wiper value by 1.
Takes the current wiper value for the potentiometer specified by RDAC
and increments its value by 1.
| [in] | RDAC | The 2-bit register address of the RDAC to increment [0-3] |
write_cmd()
, this also raises:EC_NOT_INITIALIZED
: Raised if communication has not been initialized.EC_BAD_REGISTER
: Raised if RDAC
exceeds 3.Definition at line 352 of file AD525x.cpp.
| uint8_t AD525x::increment_RDAC_6dB | ( | uint8_t | RDAC | ) |
Increments the current RDAC wiper value for the specified RDAC by 6dB
Takes the current RDAC wiper value for the potentiometer specified by RDAC
and increments it by 6dB (i.e. doubles it)
| [in] | RDAC | The 2-bit register address of the RDAC to increment [0-3] |
write_cmd()
, this also raises:EC_NOT_INITIALIZED
: Raised if communication has not been initialized.EC_BAD_REGISTER
: Raised if RDAC
exceeds 3.Definition at line 392 of file AD525x.cpp.
| uint8_t AD525x::initialize | ( | uint8_t | AD_addr | ) |
Initialize the potentiometer - pass (AD1<<1 | AD0)
to AD_addr to set the device address.
Starts I2C communications with the specified device (specified via the AD1
and AD0
pins on the device itself - high = 1, low = 0). This two-bit input parameter is used to construct the full 7-bit I2C address.
If an invalid address is specified, err_code
is set to EC_BAD_DEVICE_ADDR
. This can be queried via get_err_code()
.
| [in] | AD_addr | The two bit user-specified address of the device with which you are communicating. Should be (AD1<<1 | AD0). |
Definition at line 9 of file AD525x.cpp.
| uint8_t AD525x::read_EEMEM | ( | uint8_t | reg | ) |
Read EEMEM value from register.
Reads the value stored in the EEMEM value with the specified register address (reg
). There are 16 EEMEM registers, and the first 4 are reserved for storing RDAC values, in the sense that certain commands (e.g. CMD_RESTORE_RDAC
) push/pull the values to/from these registers.
On error, this sets the error code and returns 0. Since 0 is a valid wiper value, check get_err_code()
if this returns 0. This raises I2C errors indirectly from a call to read_data_byte()
, and raises EC_BAD_REGISTER
if an invalid register is passed to reg
.
| [in] | reg | The EEMEM register whose value you want to query [0-15]. |
get_err_code()
if return value is 0 to determine if an error has occurred. This raises I2C errors via a call to read_data_byte()
, and also raises the following errors directly:EC_NOT_INITIALIZED
: Raised of the potentiometer object is not initialized.EC_BAD_REGISTER
: An invalid register address was provided.Definition at line 155 of file AD525x.cpp.
| uint8_t AD525x::read_RDAC | ( | uint8_t | RDAC | ) |
Read the wiper setting from the specified RDAC register.
Reads the current wiper setting of the RDAC register specified by RDAC
. On error, this sets error code and returns 0. Because 0 is a valid wiper setting, always check the error code via get_error_code()
before trusting a 0 return value for this function. In addition to I2C errors raised by read_data_byte()
, this function also raises EC_BAD_REGISTER
if the supplied RDAC register exceeds the maximum value (3).
| [in] | RDAC | The address of one of the 4 RDAC registers (0-3), representing the 4 potentiometers in the IC. |
read_data_byte()
. This function also raises the following error codes:EC_NOT_INITIALIZED
: Raised of the potentiometer object is not initialized.EC_BAD_REGISTER
: Raised if the supplied RDAC register exceeds the maximum value (3).Definition at line 78 of file AD525x.cpp.
| float AD525x::read_tolerance | ( | uint8_t | RDAC | ) |
Reads the RAB tolerance, written at the factory, in percentage (signed float).
Reads the RAB tolerance programmed into the device at the factory for the specified RDAC (RDAC
), returning the percent tolerance as a signed float. These values will vary from device to device and register to register.
This returns 0.0 on error, but since 0.0 is a valid output, in the event of a 0.0 return value, check get_err_code()
to determine if an error has occurred. This raises I2C errors indirectly via calls to read_data_byte()
, and raises EC_BAD_REGISTER
if the provided RDAC
value exceeds the maximum (3).
| [in] | RDAC | The RDAC register whose tolerance you would like to query. |
read_data_byte()
and directly raises:EC_NOT_INITIALIZED
Raised if the object has not been initialized.EC_BAD_REGISTER
Raised if an invalid register is passed to the function.Definition at line 196 of file AD525x.cpp.
| uint8_t AD525x::reset_device | ( | void | ) |
Return the device to idle state.
write_cmd()
, this also raises:EC_NOT_INITIALIZED
: Raised if communication has not been initialized.Definition at line 269 of file AD525x.cpp.
| uint8_t AD525x::restore_all_RDAC | ( | void | ) |
Restores the wiper value for all RDAC registers from their corresponding EEMEM registers.
write_cmd()
, and EC_NOT_INITIALIZED
is raised if the object has not been initialized.Definition at line 301 of file AD525x.cpp.
| uint8_t AD525x::restore_RDAC | ( | uint8_t | RDAC | ) |
Restore the wiper value for RDAC register RDAC
from the EEMEM registers.
Restores the wiper value for the specified RDAC
register from the corresponding EEMEM register.
| [in] | RDAC | The 2-bit register address specifying the RDAC to restore. [0-3] |
write_cmd()
, this also raises:EC_NOT_INITIALIZED
: Raised if communication has not been initialized.EC_BAD_REGISTER
: Raised if RDAC
exceeds 3.Definition at line 281 of file AD525x.cpp.
| uint8_t AD525x::store_RDAC | ( | uint8_t | RDAC | ) |
Store the current RDAC value for RDAC register RDAC
in the EEMEM registers.
Stores the wiper value for the specified RDAC
register in the relevant EEMEM register.
| [in] | RDAC | The 2-bit register address specifying the RDAC to store. [0-3] |
write_cmd()
, this also raises:EC_NOT_INITIALIZED
: Raised if communication has not been initialized.EC_BAD_REGISTER
: Raised if RDAC
exceeds 3.Definition at line 313 of file AD525x.cpp.
| uint8_t AD525x::write_EEMEM | ( | uint8_t | reg, |
| uint8_t | value | ||
| ) |
Write to the EEMEM non-volatile memory register.
Write to the EEMEM non-volatile memory register. The first 4 registers (0, 1, 2, 3) are the RDAC storage registers. The remainder can store user data. There are 16 total registers.
| reg | The register to which to write the EEMEM data. The first 4 are reserved for RDAC in that certain commands (such as CMD_RESTORE_RDAC ) will automatically push/pull the RDAC values to/from these registers, though setting the RDAC-reserved EEMEM registers will not immediately set the RDAC registers. |
| value | The value to store in the register. |
write_data
. Also raises:EC_NOT_INITIALIZED
: Raised of the potentiometer object is not initialized.EC_BAD_WIPER_SETTING
: Register selected is an RDAC register and value exceeds maximum allowed RDAC value.EC_BAD_REGISTER
: An invalid register address was provided.Definition at line 117 of file AD525x.cpp.
| uint8_t AD525x::write_RDAC | ( | uint8_t | RDAC, |
| uint8_t | value | ||
| ) |
Write value to RDAC register specified by RDAC. RDAC registers are zero-based index.
Writes the specified value (value
) to the RDAC register with RDAC address RDAC
. There are four RDAC registers, addressed using 2-bits on a zero-based index.
| [in] | RDAC | The address of one of the 4 RDAC registers (0-3), representing the 4 potentiometers in the IC. |
| [in] | value | The wiper value to set the specified RDAC. This value must be in the span [0, max_val ]. |
err_code
parameter (queried via get_err_code()
). I2C errors are raised indirectly via a call to write_data()
. This function also raises the following error codes:
Definition at line 40 of file AD525x.cpp.


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Why study DS?
Search, Organize and Manipulate information
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Number of loops
Big (O) continued
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# O(log(n))
class Array
def binary_search(val, low=0, high=(length - 1))
return nil if high < low
mid = (low + high) / 2
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Insert
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Array
Hash, Bloom Filter
Stack, Queue, Dequeue
Linked Lists, Circular Buffers
Set, BitArray
Tree, Binary Search Tree, Heap, Trie
Graph
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DS in Ruby Core & Std
Array
Hash
Set, SortedSet
Matrix
Vector
Range
Not that many to choose from
DS in Java
Java Collections Framework
Extensive use of DS not in Java Core
Enough DS to choose from that there is a flowchart for selecting the right one.
Why DS not as distinct in Ruby
Ruby's API blends queues, stacks, sets, arrays and lists in a few classes, for a richer api.
Implementing DS in Ruby
Understand Ruby API's and implementation better
A nice refresher/ academic exercise
Discover libraries
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Set
Unordered elements
Distinct elements
Tests for membership/inclusion not necessarily retrieval
No set in Core till 1.9.3
MRI Ruby implemented as a Hash
Faster then [1,2,3].uniq! since it is just a Hash
No literal notation, use Set.new
The expected operations in a Set
-member?
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-intersection &
-difference -
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Used in rails for routing, caching etc.
SortedSet
Same properties of Set but ordered elements
MRI Ruby implements natively in C with a Red-Black Tree DS
Sets in Java are also implemented in a similiar way.
Java 's TreeSet ~ Ruby's SortedSet
Java 's HashSet ~ Set
CustomSet
Internally stored as an array
Supports instantiation with any enumerable type
Includes Enumerable and implements each
to get some methods for free
Return types should enable chaining
Return types should not allow access to internal DS.
Implementation
MultiSet
members allowed to appear more than once.
the order of elements is irrelevant: The multisets
{a, a, b} and {a, b, a} are equal.
it provides the count or multiplicity of an element in the set.
it can return the distinct elements of the set.
it returns the cardinality of the set, total number of elements including duplicates.
Implementation
BitArray
Set like DS, but dense packed bits
Implemented using an array as storage
Implementation
Bloom Filter
Check membership in a set
Always gives a right answer if element is not present
false positive if present
Great for disk I/O
Safe browsing
Mix of hash & Set
uses multiple hash functions to verify membership
Circular Buffer
Implemented using an array as storage
Overwrites after full
Tree
Hierarchical DS
n-Ary tree
Binary Tree
Binary Search Tree
Heap
Trie
quick terminolgy
root
leaf
level
path
siblings
Real world usage, File system, RDBMS
BST
Binary tree with ordering
left < right
no duplicates,
Search/Insert/delete O(log n)
Heap
Binary tree
Max/Min at root
No order left/right
Max heap, min heap
Trie
A tree with prefix stored
Space efficient when there is repetition
Example storing urls
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-> java
-> hiking
-> net
Matrix
Creating multi dimensional arrays in Ruby
a =[][]
a = Array.new() {} n dimensional matrix
Matrix.build(3, 3) {|row, col| 0 }
=> 0, 0, 0
0, 0, 0
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Graphs & other DS
Graphs
Singly linked list is a basic graph
Tree with loops
Sparse Matrices
Space Partitioning Trees
K-D tree
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main-lib/app-helper.ts
The AppHelper class was designed to act as a "Swiss Army knife" for NG-Xterm, meaning it does a little bit of everything. All though some may have argued for breaking into smaller utility classes, I find it easier to have everything in one place. This prevents having to chase down various imports when examining or refactoring the source code.
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Automatically check for and download new application updates.
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createAppDirectories()
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Create the configuration directory for NG-Xterm. This is were we can store addons, configurations file, fonts, etc.
Returns :
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Create the snippets file which will store all user defined snippets.
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Register global shortcuts to hide and show the application window.
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1: Disable renderer process reuse. This is required since node-pty is a "non context aware module" 2: Append various commandline flags to force Chrome to use GPU rending. 3: Initialize Electron Store for use in the main and renderer process
Returns :
void
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unRegisterShortCuts()
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Defined in main-lib/app-helper.ts:112
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Unregister all global shortcuts when the app emits the "will-quit" event
Returns :
void
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import { app, BrowserWindow, globalShortcut } from "electron"
import { mkdirp, existsSync, writeFile } from "fs-extra"
import { autoUpdater } from "electron-updater"
import Store from "electron-store"
import { locations, GlobalShortcuts } from "@shared/utils"
/**
* The AppHelper class was designed to
* act as a "Swiss Army knife" for NG-Xterm, meaning it does a little bit of
* everything. All though some may have argued for breaking into smaller
* utility classes, I find it easier to have everything in one place.
* This prevents having to chase down various imports when examining or
* refactoring the source code.
* */
export class AppHelper {
constructor() {
this.setConfigurationOptions()
this.createAppDirectories()
this.createSnippetsFile()
}
/**
* Automatically check for and download new application updates.
* @returns a promise containing the result of the update check
* */
async checkForUpdates(): Promise<void> {
await autoUpdater.checkForUpdatesAndNotify({
title: "New Update Available",
body: ` A new update is available for ${ app.name }`
})
autoUpdater.autoInstallOnAppQuit = true
}
/**
* Create the configuration directory for NG-Xterm.
*
* This is were we can store addons,
* configurations file, fonts, etc.
* */
private createAppDirectories() {
// Check if either the configuration directory exist, and create it if it does not exist.
if(!locations.CONFIG_DIRECTORY) {
// if it does not exist, create it.
mkdirp(locations.CONFIG_DIRECTORY, (error) => console.log(error))
console.log("Created application directory at:", locations.CONFIG_DIRECTORY)
}
// Check if the scripts directory exist
if(!locations.SCRIPTS_DIRECTORY) {
// if it does not exist, create it.
mkdirp(locations.SCRIPTS_DIRECTORY, (error) => console.log(error))
console.log("Created scripts directory at: ", locations.SCRIPTS_DIRECTORY)
}
// Check if the plugins directory exist
if(!locations.PLUGINS_DIRECTORY) {
// if it does not exist, create it.
mkdirp(locations.PLUGINS_DIRECTORY, (error) => console.log(error))
console.log("Created scripts directory at: ",locations.PLUGINS_DIRECTORY)
}
}
/**
* Create the snippets file which will store all user defined snippets.
* */
private createSnippetsFile() {
// check if the snippets file already exists
if(!this.doesPathExist(locations.SNIPPETS_FILE)) {
// if not, create a blank file to hold the snippets
writeFile(locations.SNIPPETS_FILE, "", (error) => console.log(error))
} else {
console.log("The snippets file already exists.")
}
}
/**
* Check if a file/directory path exists.
*
* @param {string} path the file path in question.
* @returns a boolean stating if the path exists or not.
* */
private doesPathExist(path: string): boolean {
return existsSync(path)
}
/**
* Register global shortcuts to hide and show the application window.
* @param {BrowserWindow} browserWindow the browser window instance which the shortcuts will be registered to.
* */
registerShortcuts(browserWindow: BrowserWindow) {
const windowWillShow = globalShortcut.register(GlobalShortcuts.SHOW_WINDOW, () => {
if(process.env.NODE_ENV === "development") {
windowWillShow
? console.log("Registered windowWillShow event handler")
: console.log("Could not register windowWillShow event handler")
}
browserWindow?.show()
})
const windowWillHide = globalShortcut.register(GlobalShortcuts.HIDE_WINDOW, () => {
if(process.env.NODE_ENV === "development") {
windowWillHide
? console.log("Registered windowWillHide event handler")
: console.log("Could not register windowWillHide event handler")
}
browserWindow?.hide()
})
}
/**
* Unregister all global shortcuts when the app emits the "will-quit" event
* */
unRegisterShortCuts() {
globalShortcut.unregisterAll()
}
/**
* 1: Disable renderer process reuse. This is required since node-pty
* is a "non context aware module"
*
* 2: Append various commandline flags to force Chrome to use GPU rending.
*
* 3: Initialize Electron Store for use in the main and renderer process
* @exception app.allowRendererProcessReuse is required for node-pty
* to function correctly. Do not remove this flag or you will see an error
* which resembles "cannot find ../Debug/node-pty.node" in the developer tools.
* */
setConfigurationOptions() {
// 1: this is required for node-pty to work properly
app.allowRendererProcessReuse = false
// 2: GPU related commandLine flags
/** Overrides the built-in software rendering list and enables GPU-acceleration on unsupported system configurations */
app.commandLine.appendSwitch("--ignore-gpu-blocklist")
/** Use the GPU to rasterize web content. */
app.commandLine.appendSwitch("--enable-gpu-rasterization")
/** Force use of the discrete GPU (if one exists) */
app.commandLine.appendSwitch("--force_high_power_gpu")
/** Raster threads write directly to GPU memory associated with tiles */
app.commandLine.appendSwitch("--enable-zero-copy")
/** Use Skia as the graphics API instead of OpenGL */
app.commandLine.appendSwitch("--enable-skia-renderer")
/** Enables the use of the GPU to perform 2d canvas rendering instead of using software rendering. */
app.commandLine.appendSwitch("--disable-accelerated-2d-canvas")
/** Forces Chrome to use a specific color profile instead of the color
* of the window's current monitor, as specified by the operating system
* */
app.commandLine.appendSwitch("--force-color-profile", "srgb")
// 3: Initialize Electron Store for use in the main and renderer process
Store.initRenderer()
}
}


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ANTARCTICA A film review by Shane R. Burridge Copyright 1995 Shane R. Burridge
Japanese, 1983
I've always been skeptical about the exploitation of animals in Japanese films since THE ADVENTURES OF MILO AND OTIS, but this effort, at least, carries a disclaimer stating that none of the dogs used in the making of this film were mistreated. Which is a relief, considering what we see them go through. Story, which is largely speculative, recounts the survival of a dog team abandoned at a Japanese research base in Antarctica towards the end of 1957. Ken Takakura and Tsunehiko Watase play two scientists exploring the pole. When an expedition gets lost they turn to two of their most reliable dogs to help save their lives. It's an opening which impresses upon us the hostility of the continent, so we are not surprised when the research team abandons the base before the onset of the savage polar winter. It is while Takurara and Watase are on board the icebreaker waiting for them outside the Antarctic shelf that they--as do we--discover, to their horror, that it is impossible for them to retrieve the dog team from the base. Under protest, the two scientists are taken home, and most of the ensuing film juxtaposes their lives in Japan (they are disillusioned and feel shame) with the lives of the dogs as they struggle for survival.
Film has many sad moments--we see the resourceful dogs die one by one--but these are undermined a little by the uneasy mix of fact and conjecture. There are other lapses in judgment, such as a contrived scene involving an attacking whale, but most intrusive is the use of a narrator who anthropomorphizes the dogs and gives their scenes the kind of stagey atmosphere reminiscent of early Disney animal stories--it may be said however that this cutesifying of animals is not uncommon in Japanese entertainment. In any case, all of this is outweighed by the spectacular scenery (let's face it, Antarctica looks good in any film), especially some stunning shots of the team pulling their sled across the ice, and the dogs running wild in their frozen wonderland. If you have a dog, you'll probably want to run outside and play ball with it afterwards. Directed by Koreyoshi Kurahara, with a simple but effective score by Vangelis.
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Coleen Rooney puts Wagatha Christie behind her as she gets glammed up for Christmas
Wayne Rooney's wife put on a super glam display as she headed to a showbiz Christmas bash following her spat with Rebekah Vardy
by Irishmirror.ieColeen Rooney put her Wagatha Christie drama firmly behind her as she got all dolled up for Christmas.

Posing up outside Rosso Restaurant, the mum-of-four was radiant as she braved the cold by getting her legs out.
The 33-year-old opted for a beautiful black velvet dress with long sleeves that were embellished with tiny pearls and a matching belt with a pearl buckle.

Coleen pulled her hair back into a glam style.
She also risked being seen as disloyal to Wayne's new team, Derby County, as she posed up with a Black Cat, which is seemingly the mascot for both Sunderland's football team and Julie Perry Events.
Coleen happily posed up for photographers following the public spat she became embroiled in with fellow WAG Rebekah Vardy.
Coleen was nicknamed Wagatha Christie in the wake of the scandal after unveiling her detective work.
She said she had planted false stories on her private Instagram account and revealed in an epic statement that she'd blocked every account but Rebekah's from viewing her Stories to test whether or not the information would leak.
And when they did, she told the world what had happened in a bombshell statement that went viral.
Rebekah, who is married to footballer Jamie Vardy, has vehemently denied leaking stories about Coleen and said in her own statement that she was "disgusted" that she even had to deny it, especially when she's heavily pregnant.

Becky claimed she has hired a forensic IT expert to prove her innocence and is considering legal action.
But representatives for Coleen say she has irrefutable evidence that the leaks came from Rebekah's account.
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Sowore sues DSS, demands N500m for violation of human rights
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OMOYELE Sowore, the Publisher of Sahara Reporters has filed a legal suit against the Department of State Service over his arrest and continuous detention since August 3, demanding payment of N500 million from the DSS for illegal violation of fundamental rights.
The suit marked FHC/ABJ /C51409/2019 and dated November 20 was supported by a 21-paragraph affidavit with respondents named as DSS and Abubakar Malami (SAN), Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, according to SaharaReporters.
“A declaration that the detention of the applicant from November 7, 2019 till date in violation of the order for his release made on November 6, 2019 is illegal as it violates his fundamental right to liberty guaranteed by Section 35 of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended) and Article 6 of African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights (Ratification and Enforcement Act (CAP A10) Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004,” it read partly.
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As aggravated damages for the illegal violation of Sowore’s fundamental right to life, the dignity of his person, fair hearing, health, freedom of movement and freedom of association; the suit included a request from the court compelling the respondents to pay N500 million
Sowore also asked the court to restrain DSS from further violation of his rights.
“An order of perpetual injunction restraining the respondents from further violating the applicant’s fundamental rights in any manner whatsoever and however without lawful justification.”
Today makes it 112 days Sowore has spent in DSS detention since the arrest on August 3 for convening a Revolution Now campaign. The Federal High Court had granted him bail. Sowore after fulfilling the bail conditions was yet to be released from DSS detention.


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extending Google/LLVM stype
- Includes
- First: class header
- Second: project includes (in alphabetical order) (
"name"
syntax)
- Third: external includes (in alphabetical order) (
<name>
syntax)
- Always prefer C++ includes over C includes (
<assert.h>
-> <cassert>
)
- DEVICE/HOST
- Host Code, Host/Device code, CUDA API:
.hpp/.cpp
- Device code
.cuh/.cu
(minimize code compiled by nvcc)
- General
- Always separate declaration
.hpp
from definition .i.hpp/cpp
- Doxygen comment must be done only in
.hpp/.cuh
files
- Take care of code alignment to make the code more readable
- Use whether possible the
std
library
- Do not use
Boost
library
- Struct/Class variable members should be ordered by size
- C++ Modernize
NULL
to nullptr
typename
to using
malloc/free
to new[]/delete[]
- old style cast (int) to
reinterpret_cast
, static_cast
and const_cast
#pragma once
instead of #ifdef
as include guard
- Types
long long int/unsigned
to int64_t/uint64_t
int32_t
to int
size_t
to indicate sizes
- Style and Formatting
- Tab '' is forbidden, use instead 4 spaces
- Only linux new lines '
' are allowed
- 80 columns max for code and comments (terminal size)
- Functions:
- Expensive functions: Lower case start, camel style (ex.
expensiveFunction
)
- Cheap functions:: lower case, underscore (
cheap_function
)
- Constant Value: upper case, underscore
- Macro: upper case, underscore
- Private Variables: lower case, underscore (
_var_name
)
- Device variable:
d_
prefix (d_var
)
- Host variable:
h_
prefix (h_var
) (use only to avoid confusion)
- Class name/Complex type: upper case, camel style
- Simple type: lower case, underscore,
_t
postfix (weight_t
)
- Namespace: lower case, underscore (
my_namespace
)
- Namespace end: close with
// namespace <name>
- variable names: not too short, not too long
- File name: upper case, camel style
- Doxygen comment:
@
- Curly Bracket: inline (
for (...) {
)
- Conditional Statement (
if, for, while
): no bracket for one line body
- Separate words from symbols:
if (
, var = x + y;
- Safe Code
explicit
keyword costructors
noexcept
keyword for all methods that do not perform file IO
- method declaration
const
whenever possible
- use
struct
only for passive structure, class
otherwise.
- All class members must be
private
, except static
constants
- Initialize all class members in class declaration
{ 0 }
if they do not depends on costructor, in costructor initializer list otherwise
- Global namespaces
using namespace std
are forbidden in all project files. They are allowed only in test programs after includes.
- Function parameters:
- Inputs, then outputs
- Prefer whether possible reference instead pointer
- Do not use
const
for parameters passed by value
- Class/Struct: first variable members, then methods. First public members, then protected, then private.


GraphAttentionCNN
GraphAttentionCNN(output_dim, adjacency_matrix, num_filters=None, graph_conv_filters=None, activation=None, use_bias=False, kernel_initializer='glorot_uniform', bias_initializer='zeros', kernel_regularizer=None, bias_regularizer=None, activity_regularizer=None, kernel_constraint=None, bias_constraint=None)
GraphAttention layer assumes a fixed input graph structure which is passed as a layer argument. As a result, the input order of graph nodes are fixed for the model and should match the nodes order in inputs. Also, graph structure can not be changed once the model is compiled. This choice enable us to use Keras Sequential API but comes with some constraints (for instance shuffling is not possible anymore in-or-after each epoch). See further remarks below about this specific choice.
Arguments
- output_dim: Positive integer, dimensionality of each graph node feature output space (or also referred dimension of graph node embedding).
- adjacency_matrix: input as a 2D tensor with shape:
(num_graph_nodes, num_graph_nodes)
with diagonal values equal to 1. - num_filters: None or Positive integer, number of graph filters used for constructing graph_conv_filters input.
- graph_conv_filters: None or input as a 2D tensor with shape:
(num_filters*num_graph_nodes, num_graph_nodes)
num_filters
is different number of graph convolution filters to be applied on graph. For instancenum_filters
could be power of graph Laplacian. Here list of graph convolutional matrices are stacked along second-last axis. - activation: Activation function to use
(see activations).
If you don't specify anything, no activation is applied
(ie. "linear" activation:
a(x) = x
). - use_bias: Boolean, whether the layer uses a bias vector (recommended setting is False for this layer).
- kernel_initializer: Initializer for the
kernel
weights matrix (see initializers). - bias_initializer: Initializer for the bias vector (see initializers).
- kernel_regularizer: Regularizer function applied to
the
kernel
weights matrix (see regularizer). - bias_regularizer: Regularizer function applied to the bias vector (see regularizer).
- activity_regularizer: Regularizer function applied to the output of the layer (its "activation"). (see regularizer).
- kernel_constraint: Constraint function applied to the kernel matrix (see constraints).
- bias_constraint: Constraint function applied to the bias vector (see constraints).
Input shapes
- 2D tensor with shape:
(num_graph_nodes, input_dim)
representing graph node input feature matrix.
Output shape
- 2D tensor with shape:
(num_graph_nodes, output_dim)
representing convoluted output graph node embedding (or signal) matrix.
Example: Graph Semi-Supervised Learning (or Node Label Classification)
# A complete example of applying GraphCNN layer for performing node label classification.
model = Sequential()
model.add(Dropout(0.6, input_shape=(X.shape[1],)))
model.add(GraphAttentionCNN(8, 1, A, num_attention_heads=8, attention_heads_reduction='concat', attention_dropout=0.6, activation='elu', kernel_regularizer=l2(5e-4)))
model.add(Dropout(0.6))
model.add(GraphAttentionCNN(Y.shape[1], 1, A, num_attention_heads=1, attention_heads_reduction='average', attention_dropout=0.6, activation='elu', kernel_regularizer=l2(5e-4)))
model.add(Activation('softmax'))
model.compile(loss='categorical_crossentropy', optimizer=Adam(lr=5e-3), metrics=['accuracy'])
NB_EPOCH = 1000
for epoch in range(1, NB_EPOCH + 1):
model.fit(X, Y_train, sample_weight=train_mask, batch_size=A.shape[0], epochs=1, shuffle=False, verbose=0)
Y_pred = model.predict(X, batch_size=A.shape[0])
_, train_acc = evaluate_preds(Y_pred, [Y_train], [train_idx])
_, test_acc = evaluate_preds(Y_pred, [Y_test], [test_idx])
print("Epoch: {:04d}".format(epoch), "train_acc= {:.4f}".format(train_acc[0]),
"test_acc= {:.4f}".format(test_acc[0]))
MultiGraphAttentionCNN
MutliGraphCNN(output_dim, num_filters, activation=None, use_bias=True, kernel_initializer='glorot_uniform', bias_initializer='zeros', kernel_regularizer=None, bias_regularizer=None, activity_regularizer=None, kernel_constraint=None, bias_constraint=None)
MutliGraphCNN assumes that the number of nodes for each graph in the dataset is same. For graph with arbitrary size, one can simply append appropriate zero rows or columns in adjacency matrix (and node feature matrix) based on max graph size in the dataset to achieve this uniformity.
Arguments
- output_dim: Positive integer, dimensionality of each graph node feature output space (or also referred dimension of graph node embedding).
- num_filters: Positive integer, number of graph filters used for constructing graph_conv_filters input.
- activation: Activation function to use
(see activations).
If you don't specify anything, no activation is applied
(ie. "linear" activation:
a(x) = x
). - use_bias: Boolean, whether the layer uses a bias vector.
- kernel_initializer: Initializer for the
kernel
weights matrix (see initializers). - bias_initializer: Initializer for the bias vector (see initializers).
- kernel_regularizer: Regularizer function applied to
the
kernel
weights matrix (see regularizer). - bias_regularizer: Regularizer function applied to the bias vector (see regularizer).
- activity_regularizer: Regularizer function applied to the output of the layer (its "activation"). (see regularizer).
- kernel_constraint: Constraint function applied to the kernel matrix (see constraints).
- bias_constraint: Constraint function applied to the bias vector (see constraints).
Input shapes
- graph node feature matrix input as a 3D tensor with shape:
(batch_size, num_graph_nodes, input_dim)
corresponding to graph node input feature matrix for each graph. - graph_conv_filters input as a 3D tensor with shape:
(batch_size, num_filters*num_graph_nodes, num_graph_nodes)
num_filters
is different number of graph convolution filters to be applied on graph. For instancenum_filters
could be power of graph Laplacian.
Output shape
- 3D tensor with shape:
(batch_size, num_graph_nodes, output_dim)
representing convoluted output graph node embedding matrix for each graph in batch size.
Example 3: Graph Classification
# See multi_graph_attention_cnn_graph_classification_example.py for complete code.
from keras_dgl.layers import MultiAttentionGraphCNN
X_input = Input(shape=(X.shape[1], X.shape[2]))
A_input = Input(shape=(A.shape[1], A.shape[2]))
graph_conv_filters_input = Input(shape=(graph_conv_filters.shape[1], graph_conv_filters.shape[2]))
output = MultiGraphAttentionCNN(100, num_filters=num_filters, num_attention_heads=2, attention_combine='concat', attention_dropout=0.5, activation='elu', kernel_regularizer=l2(5e-4))([X_input, A_input, graph_conv_filters_input])
output = Dropout(0.2)(output)
output = MultiGraphAttentionCNN(100, num_filters=num_filters, num_attention_heads=1, attention_combine='average', attention_dropout=0.5, activation='elu', kernel_regularizer=l2(5e-4))([output, A_input, graph_conv_filters_input])
output = Dropout(0.2)(output)
output = Lambda(lambda x: K.mean(x, axis=1))(output) # adding a node invariant layer to make sure output does not depends upon the node order in a graph.
output = Dense(Y.shape[1], activation='elu')(output)
output = Activation('softmax')(output)
nb_epochs = 500
batch_size = 169
model = Model(inputs=[X_input, A_input, graph_conv_filters_input], outputs=output)
model.compile(loss='categorical_crossentropy', optimizer='adam', metrics=['acc'])
model.fit([X, A, graph_conv_filters], Y, batch_size=batch_size, validation_split=0.1, epochs=nb_epochs, shuffle=True, verbose=1)


We all know arcade games. Those big colorful boxes that just call you to it, with promises of either a good fight or the opportunity to kill some aliens. Certain kinds still hold popularity today but many have sadly gone to the wayside. Here we talk about some of the more popular arcade devices and of course, some popular games!
We all know this one. it's in every arcade calling to us with whimsical noises, colorful lights, and iconic characters! Pinball is pretty much the same no matter how you slice it, you use two paddles to keep a metal ball running over key points, every little thing earning you a point.  The reason this is here is that each pinball machine is different, some featuring Donald Duck, others featuring Star Wars characters with sounds and lights to match the respective themes.
No not like where you keep your glasses and plates. This is the most recognized type of arcade video game in North America. These devices consist of a monitor, coin slot, colorful art decorations, a marquee, or illuminated title over the screen, a control panel of either buttons, a gun, or a joystick/button combo. There were many popular games on this device, from Pac-Man, to Mortal Kombat, and Area 51. Area 51 is a personal favorite. It is a "shooter on rails" meaning the player has no camera or movement control. The game was played with the gun control mentioned above, and the objective was to shoot all of the aliens.
These were cool games when they were found. Often they would feature some sort of enclosed space, sometimes mobile sometimes not. They were there to really immerse the player in the game they were playing, as there was often an oversized screen as well. Some of you may have seen the "Afterburner" style of this game, or perhaps the "Jurassic Park" shooter? The Jurassic Park shooter featured an immobile wooden bench and your goal was to survive, shooting carnivores that game at you. This game has lost popularity.


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THADDEUS STEVENS Thaddeus Stevens, at first glance, looks like God's gift to Lancaster, Pennsylvania's, quest to be a mecca for 21st century historical tourism. Unstained by race prejudice, he shines bright against the dismal background of 19th century white America. He connects our collective past with a future we still yearn for, when a diverse United States will fairly share her national blessings. His mulatto housekeeper, Lydia Smith, was an object of rumor and scandal during her life, and speculation by historians. Whatever the truth of it, Stevens' relationship with his employee seems to be a model of mutual respect in an age when black women got scant dignity in Northern white households. Besides, Thad's old home and office sit smack in the bootprint of revitalization, on the half-block of downtown Lancaster that was marked for demolition to make way for the new convention center. The guardians of local history stepped in, and that plan changed. His house and office offer an ugly and uninspired example of 19th century architecture, which is wholly in step with the character of the man. Stevens wore a wig cut the same way all around, so he wouldn't have to bother about which side was the front. He pursued his political visions with vindictive force, reckless of the consequence. He brought a tangled, bullying personality to his work as a legislator. I think it's worthy to memorialize him. Any American as powerful and influential as Stevens was ought to be remembered, whether you like him or not. But if you're going to raise up a statue, it pays to think first about how you'll pose the man. My question is, do we intend to treat Thaddeus Stevens as a full-blooded figure from a complex and turbulent history, or as a cardboard god of civil rights? Start with another question: Did he hate slavery more than he hated the South? I have studied his works and writings for years, and I confess I cannot decide. Stevens was born and raised in Vermont. He had a deformed foot, and his father was a drunk who couldn't hold a job and eventually abandoned his family. Thaddeus' mother worked as a maid and housekeeper to support her children. He left no autobiography, but it is difficult not to see his early struggles as the force that shaped his lifelong resentment of privilege. "He sympathized with the poor, the perpetually downtrodden, and the outcaste [sic];" according to one local account, "and was willing that there be retribution for them at the expense of others. ... His interest in the Negro was largely resultant from the fact that they were poor; and Stevens knew, from his own youth, the meaning of poverty." A fellow Congressman said of Stevens, "He seemed to feel that every wrong inflicted upon the human race was a blow struck against him." Stevens put himself through Dartmouth College, studied law in York and opened a law practice in Gettysburg. By 1821 he was prosperous enough to invest in real estate and iron foundries. He rose to prominence in Pennsylvania when ignorant popular suspicion of the Masonic order erupted into a bizarre conspiracy-theory movement. Since Masons were typically a fraternity of the privileged, Stevens eagerly joined the crusade against them, and it propelled him into the Pennsylvania legislature. His tenure there showcased the best and the worst of the man. He helped lead a witch hunt against the Masons and other secret societies. He used his position to benefit his business, may have manipulated elections, and certainly bribed newspaper editors. Yet while in Harrisburg he also delivered a brilliant speech that single-handedly saved the state's infant public school system from an attempt to abolish it by the wealthy and devout. And he fought the state Constitution of 1838, which took away from black males the right to vote. When the political tide in Pennsylvania turned against the Anti-Masonics, Stevens refused to yield power and the governor had to call in armed militia to bring order in the state Legislature. By 1839, he was out of power and almost broke. His iron mill was failing, and the Anti-Masons had been absorbed into the elitist Whig Party. Stevens was past 50 and had evidently failed in life when he came to Lancaster in 1842 and moved into the property that local folks came to call "Old Thad's House," just past the northeast corner of South Queen and East Vine streets. He bought the lot and the two houses at sheriff's sale April 21, 1843, for $4,000. He lived in the north-most one, except when he was in Washington, until his death in 1868, and he was buried from it. Stevens probably saw the move as a fresh start in the last bastion of Anti-Masonic power in the state, as well as a chance to put his finances in order by practicing law in a wealthy county. An outsider, politically at odds with the powers, Stevens characteristically bulled his way through the local social strata. Stevens "cared nothing for social life," in the words of one local authority, and as a self-described "impious" man, he made no attempt to win over deeply religious Lancaster County. Instead, within six months he cowed the local lawyers with his intellect, command of the law and unerring nose for the crucial legal points of a case. Stevens had boarded at a hotel when he lived in Gettysburg. But when he moved to a house in Lancaster, he had to find a housekeeper. There was a class of unmarried or widowed women who managed the cooking, cleaning, laundry and household concerns of bachelor professional men like Stevens. Stevens' search eventually led him to Lydia Hamilton Smith, a mulatto widow in Gettysburg with two small children. Smith took the job in 1848, moved with her family to Lancaster, and stayed with Stevens until his death. Smith and her two boys lived in "a one-story frame house on the rear of Mr. Stevens' lot, fronting on South Christian street," according to a 1924 article in the Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society. Stevens lived in the main house with his two nephews, both of whom also worked as lawyers in the city. Smith was "assumed by gossips and the press to be his mistress." Historians are divided on the issue. Nothing has been proven, but when asked about the rumors, Stevens only denied being the father of Smith's sons. The innuendos were printed and reprinted, and Stevens, veteran of dozens of libel suits, never brought action. In July 1866, the "Lancaster Intelligencer," a Democratic party organ, wrote, "Nobody doubts that Thaddeus Stevens has always been in favor of negro equality, and here, where his domestic arrangements are so well known, his practical recognition of his pet theory is perfectly well understood. ... There are few men who have not given to the world such open and notorious evidence of a belief in negro equality as Thaddeus Stevens. A personage, not of his race, a female of dusky hue, daily walks the streets of Lancaster when Mr. Stevens is at home. She has presided over his house for years. Even by his own party friends, she is constantly spoken of as Mrs. Stevens. ..." Stevens had brought a libel action against the "Intelligencer" in 1858 when it called him a gambler. This time, he was silent. He insisted that she be called "Mrs. Smith," not "Lydia;" he hired Jacob Eichholtz to paint her portrait; and he left her $5,000 in his will -- all unusual signs of respect for a white lawyer to show a black housekeeper, but Stevens was not typical of his times or his class. Through the 1840s, Stevens took in many law students, who eventually became a loyal cadre of young political allies. He paid down his debts and made trouble in the local Whig Party. He was execrated by the pro-Whig "Lancaster Examiner" newspaper as a "pestilent demagogue." The "Intelligencer" went the "Examiner" one better a few years later and called him "a pestiferous political demagogue." In the chaotic election year 1848 Stevens won the county's seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, perhaps in exchange for his faction's support of the Whig candidate for governor. In Washington, when he took his seat in Congress, Stevens found a new focus for his contempt for elites: the Southern slaveholders. Growing up, he would have absorbed the New England Puritan's deep-grained hatred of the Cavalier society of the old South.  After his first term, Howell Cobb, the Georgian who was Speaker of the House, summed him up: "Our enemy has a general now." Stevens owed his political success, such as it was throughout his life, to his skill at playing the game -- the wire-pulling and dirty tricks that characterized politics in those days. But ultimately he succeeded because he could inflame the electorate's resentments. First he rallied them against the benign Masonic lodges, then, more powerfully, against the South. Most Pennsylvanians had no love for abolitionists, whom they regarded as meddling and immoral. Pennsylvanians were deeply prejudiced against blacks and had no humanitarian love of slaves. In fact, they were busy petitioning the Legislature to pass laws that would bar blacks from entering Pennsylvania. In 1851, Stevens ran the defense of the Christiana Rioters from behind the scene and helped win their acquittals. But the anti-slavery violence in Christiana helped spark a backlash against him and within a year he was out of Congress and back in Lancaster. When the new, anti-slavery Republican Party formed in the mid-1850s, Stevens helped organize it in Pennsylvania. The Republican Party in Pennsylvania in the 1850s played down its abolitionist leanings to win votes. For a time, it even avoided the name "Republican," which was too tainted with abolitionism. Instead, Stevens and the fledgling Republicans convinced Northern voters that they were in danger of political subjugation to "slave power" and that their very rights and freedoms were at risk from Southern aristocrats. What was worse, he told them their economic security was at risk. Men in the South, seeking advantage, were telling their own people similar stories about the North. Secession and disunion were murmured in both sections, and the politicians of division, of fear, of hatred, fanned it. Stevens rode the Republican Party into Congress again in 1858. He was unanimously renominated every two years thereafter through 1866, often running unopposed or against mere token Democratic competition. After the Southern states left the union, but before the shooting started, many people on both sides worked hard for a compromise. But Stevens, who held a powerful committee position, opposed any concession to the South. He frustrated even President Lincoln, who had staked his career and destiny on union at all costs. Lincoln wanted to keep the Southern stars on the flag. Stevens wanted to let them go so he could punish them. Little more a year and a half into the war, Stevens wrote in a private letter that he hoped the leadership in Washington had "a sufficient grasp of mind, and sufficient moral courage, to treat this as a radical revolution, and remodel our institutions .... It would involve the desolation of the South as well as emancipation; and a re:peopling of half the Continent. This ought to be done but it startles most men." He became the House leader of the faction of his party known as the Radicals, who "were primarily responsible for turning the struggle into a war not only to preserve the Union but also to extinguish slavery," in one historical judgment. On March 28, 1864, Stevens proposed a constitutional amendment abolishing slavery, with no mention of compensation to slave-owners. That fall, after Lincoln's re-election and a string of Northern battlefield victories, it was taken up again and ultimately passed, in basically the form Stevens wrote it, to become the 13th Amendment. After Appomattox, the Radicals opposed President Lincoln's plan for quickly re-uniting and healing the broken nation. When Lincoln's assassination brought Andrew Johnson to power, the new president tried to continue the reconciliation. But Stevens wanted to crush the institutions and culture that had upheld the Confederacy. His faction led the impeachment of Johnson in trumped-up charges. Stevens would have impeached Lincoln himself if he thought he could have gotten away with it. The Radicals nullified Johnson's program and unleashed the hounds of "Reconstruction" on the South. Thomas Dixon made Stevens the basis for the character "Stoneman," the malevolent Northerner, in 1905 when he published "The Clansman," the book which formed the basis of the film "Birth of a Nation." We were, and to some extent still are, two nations under one flag, and Stevens simply hated the other one. He advocated what now would be called ethnic cleansing. You cannot sanctify Stevens without involving the whole man. In the past year, local voices have pumped up the circumstantial evidence that Stevens may have taken a hand in the "Underground Railroad." Making out that Stevens directly helped runaway slaves escape to Canada pushes him into the pantheon of liberators and emancipators. And that certainly is a good thing if you want to market your history based on civil rights alone. Stevens well may have helped runaway slaves flee. But there's no unambiguous evidence of it. In fact, since it was an illegal activity, a clever and controversial Congressman who was breaking the law would likely not leave a paper trail for subsequent generations to discover. The truth probably will never be known. What we do know is that, in addition to his progressive attitudes about race, he was an uncompromising man bent on narrow political goals that bled into his personal traumas. And he often practiced a brand of politics stoked by fear and hatred. That succeeds today as it did in 1860, and, now as then, it often gets innocent people killed. Stevens died in Washington, D.C., on Aug. 11, 1868, less than three months after the acquittal of Johnson on impeachment charges that Stevens had largely engineered. Stevens was buried in Shreiner's Cemetery, at Chestnut and Mulberry streets in Lancaster, four days later. Lancaster Cemetery and Woodward Hill Cemetery, the city's prominent burial grounds, were restricted to whites. Stevens' grave lies, according to the wish engraved on his tomb, in Shreiner's small cemetery, "that I might be enabled to illustrate in my death the principles which I have advocated throughout a long life." Lydia Smith died in a hospital in Washington on Feb. 14, 1884. Her funeral was held from the old Stevens home, then owned by George Heiss, a prominent tobacco dealer and city councilman. She was buried in St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, at the church where she long had been a member.
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# imports
import csv
import cv2
import numpy as np
from joblib import Parallel, delayed
from keras.models import Sequential
from keras.layers import Flatten, Dense, Lambda, Cropping2D, Conv2D, MaxPooling2D, Dropout
def add_data_point(folder, image_file, measurement):
fname = image_file.split("/")[-1]
fname = folder + "/IMG/" + fname
image = cv2.imread(fname)
image = image[...,::-1]
return image, measurement
def get_train_data(folder):
lines = []
with open(folder + "/driving_log.csv") as csvfile:
reader = csv.reader(csvfile)
for i, line in enumerate(reader):
if i == 0:
continue
lines.append(line)
tasks = []
for line in lines:
steering = float(line[3])
# left
tasks.append(delayed(add_data_point)(folder, line[1], steering + 0.2))
# center
tasks.append(delayed(add_data_point)(folder, line[0], steering))
# right
tasks.append(delayed(add_data_point)(folder, line[2], steering - 0.2))
data = Parallel(n_jobs=50)(tasks)
return data
images = []
measurements = []
# "data" folder is provided by udacity
# "train_data" folder is data I collected as below:
# 1. data provided by Udacity
# 2. two laps of center lane driving
# 3. one lap of driving smoothly and counter-clockwisely
for folder in ["../data", "../center_lane_data", "../smooth_data"]:
for image, measurement in get_train_data(folder):
images.append(image)
measurements.append(measurement)
# augment data by flipping image and measurement
augmented_images = []
augmented_measurements = []
for image, measurement in zip(images, measurements):
augmented_images.append(image)
augmented_images.append(cv2.flip(image, 1))
augmented_measurements.append(measurement)
augmented_measurements.append(measurement * -1)
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
%matplotlib inline
def plot_image(imgfile, label, flip=False, crop=False):
imgfile = imgfile.split("/")[-1]
imgfile = "../smooth_data/IMG/" + imgfile
image = cv2.imread(imgfile)
image = image[...,::-1]
if flip:
image = cv2.flip(image, 1)
if crop:
image = image[75:160-20,:,:]
plt.imshow(image)
plt.title(label)
plt.show()
with open("../smooth_data/driving_log.csv") as csvfile:
reader = csv.reader(csvfile)
for i, line in enumerate(reader):
if i == 0:
continue
else:
plot_image(line[0], "center")
plot_image(line[1], "left")
plot_image(line[2], "right")
plot_image(line[0], "center flip", flip=True)
plot_image(line[1], "left flip", flip=True)
plot_image(line[2], "right flip", flip=True)
plot_image(line[0], "center crop", crop=True)
plot_image(line[1], "left crop", crop=True)
plot_image(line[2], "right crop", crop=True)
break
# create training dataset
X_train = np.array(augmented_images)
y_train = np.array(augmented_measurements)
print(X_train.shape)
# model architecture
model = Sequential()
model.add(Lambda(lambda x: x / 255 - 0.5, input_shape=(160, 320, 3)))
model.add(Cropping2D(cropping=((70, 25), (0, 0))))
model.add(Conv2D(24, (5, 5), strides=(2, 2), activation="relu"))
model.add(Conv2D(36, (5, 5), strides=(2, 2), activation="relu"))
model.add(Conv2D(48, (5, 5), strides=(2, 2), activation="relu"))
model.add(Conv2D(64, (3, 3), activation="relu"))
model.add(Conv2D(64, (3, 3), activation="relu"))
model.add(Flatten())
model.add(Dense(100))
model.add(Dropout(0.5))
model.add(Dense(50))
model.add(Dropout(0.5))
model.add(Dense(10))
model.add(Dense(1))
model.compile(loss='mse', optimizer='adam')
model.fit(X_train, y_train, validation_split=0.3, shuffle=True, nb_epoch=2)
model.save('model.h5')
# using NVIDIA model, with each layer as below
for layer in model.layers:
print(layer.input_shape, layer.output_shape)


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Check out the entire curl web site with:
git clone https://github.com/curl/curl-www.git
On the first checkout, run the bootstrap script:
sh bootstrap.sh
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The pages are preprocessed before they are finalized. The preprocessor is a simple C-style one, but please take care so that #if and #ifdefs have an ending #endif and so on.
The web site contents is updated automatically from git every 20 minutes. Even if you fix a mistake, it will stay that way at least until next update. Don't panic!
The site is hosted by CDN front-ends that fetch content from the master server and cache it. It makes some updates to the content to take a while until truly visible to end users. SUBTITLE(What to edit/update)
Add news items whenever you have interesting "news" you think the curl community might enjoy. The news section also serves a purpose of making it apparent that the site is living. Try to follow the tradition and style of previous news items. Note the use of the macros.
The download page is maintained at dl and needs special access rights.
Edit bad language use, bad spelling or confusing use of words.
If the problem is in a page out of control from the web site, chances are that the page is generated automatically from a file in the source code archive and then that file could be corrected instead. SUBTITLE(Build prerequisites)
The web site is a on old custom made setup that mostly builds static HTML files from a set of source files. The sources files are preprocessed with what is basically a souped-up C preprocessor called fcpp and a set of perl scripts. The man pages get converted to HTML with roffit. Make sure fcpp, perl, roffit, make and curl are all in your $PATH. Markdown files are converted by... markdown (apt install markdown). SUBTITLE(Build process)
Once you've cloned the git repo the first time, invoke `sh bootstrap.sh` once to get a symlink and some some initial local files setup, and then you can build the web site locally by invoking make in the source root tree.
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Request a range for the EV vehicle with the given parameters and display it on the map
This example calculates the range for the EV vehicle starting its trip from the Brandenburg Gate in the centre of Berlin.
Access to the routing service is obtained from the H.service.Platform
by calling
getRoutingService()
. The calculateIsoline()
method is used to calculate the range
for the vehicle with the given parameters as defined in
Isoline Routing API.
The styling and display of the response is under the control of the developer.


Ishkashimi Cyrillic Keyboard.
For the letters combined with diacritic symbols, type first the letter, then type the diacritic symbol. The diacritic symbols are on the top row under the keys 1, 2 and 3.
The fonts that work best with Ishkashimi letters are Cambria, Calibri, Noto Sans.
См. здесь для инструкций на русском языке.
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5 years in Mangalore introduced me to such a different array of cuisine which I had never tried before. Mangalorean cuisine mainly comprises of dishes from the Tulu Nadu region (Udupi-Mangalore-Kasargod) and is quite unique.
Today I am sharing the recipe of one of the famous Mangalorean dishes (and one of my favourites), chicken ghee roast with neer dosa. Chicken ghee roast, being spicy and little heavy, goes perfectly with light and spongy neer dosa. (A match made in heaven.)
So let’s see how to cook this delicious combo.
NEER DOSA
INGREDIENTS
- 1 cup of rice
- 1/4th cup coconut
- 5 cups of water
- Salt to taste
- Oil
PROCEDURE
- Soak the rice in 1 cup of water for 2 hours.
- After 2 hours, blend the soaked rice with coconut into a smooth paste. (Peel the brown skin off the coconut before using.)
- Add about 4 cups of water into the paste to make it into pouring consistency.
- Add salt to taste.
- Take a non-stick dosa tawa (if not, use regular non-stick tawa) and put it on medium-high flame.
- Take some paper napkins, dip them into little bit of oil and grease the tawa nicely.
- When the tawa becomes hot enough (You can check it by splashing a little bit of water on the tawa. If it splatters then the tawa is hot enough.), pour in a ladle of the dosa batter onto the tawa (Do mix the batter nicely every time before pouring it onto the tawa) and spread the batter nicely over the entire circumference. The dosa need to be porous, having little holes in it.
- Cook until the sides of the dosa start separating from the tawa and the centre isn’t sticky. You need not cook it on the other side.
- Fold the dosa into quarters and carefully remove it onto a plate. Your neer dosa is ready.
CHICKEN GHEE ROAST
INGREDIENTS
- 400 g chicken
- ˝ cup of curd
- ˝ tsp of turmeric
- 1 tsp lemon juice
- 1 tbsp coriander seeds
- 2 tsp cumin seeds
- ˝ tsp fennel seeds
- 1˝ tsp black peppercorns
- 4 cloves
- 10 dry kashmiri chillies
- 5-7 dry red chillies
- 1˝ inch ginger
- 4-5 big cloves of garlic
- 2 tsp tamarind pulp soaked in water for 30 minutes)
- 1 onion chopped
- 1˝ tsp jaggery
- 6-7 cashews
- 6-7 tsp ghee
- Salt to taste
- Water
PROCEDURE
- Marinate the chicken in curd, turmeric and lemon juice for 1 hour.
- In a pan, dry roast kashmiri chillies, dry red chillies, coriander seeds, cumin seeds, fennel seeds, black peppercorns and cloves. Roast them till they brown a little and are fragrant. Do not burn the spices.
- Let the spices cool. Blend the spices with ginger, garlic, tamarind pulp and some water till you get a smooth red paste.
- After an hour, add salt to taste to the marinated chicken.
- Add 5-6 tsp ghee into a pan. (You can add even more if you want.)
- When the ghee is hot enough, add onions and sauté till light golden brown.
- Add the marinated chicken pieces and fry them for 3-4 minutes on medium-high heat.
- Add the spice paste to the chicken and mix everything well till all the chicken is nicely coated. Cook everything for another 3-4 minutes.
- Add salt to taste.
- Add jaggery to it. Then add 1 cup of water and cook it covered on medium-low flame till the chicken get properly cooked.
- While the chicken is cooking; in another pan, add 1 tsp of ghee and roast the cashews nicely till golden brown. Add the roasted cashews to the chicken.
- When the chicken is almost cooked, take the lid off and cook it till you get a semi-dry consistency.
Hope you give these recipes a try and enjoy the chicken ghee roast with neer dosa.


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public static class IndirectDoublePriorityQueues.SynchronizedIndirectDoublePriorityQueue<K> extends java.lang.Object implements IndirectDoublePriorityQueue<K>
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protected IndirectDoublePriorityQueue<K> |
q |
static long |
serialVersionUID |
protected java.lang.Object |
sync |
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|---|---|
protected |
SynchronizedIndirectDoublePriorityQueue(IndirectDoublePriorityQueue<K> q) |
protected |
SynchronizedIndirectDoublePriorityQueue(IndirectDoublePriorityQueue<K> q,
java.lang.Object sync) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
allChanged()
Notifies this queue that the all elements have changed (optional operation).
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void |
changed()
Notifies this queue that the first element has changed (optional operation).
|
void |
changed(int i)
Notifies this queue that the specified element has changed (optional operation).
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void |
clear()
Removes all elements from this queue.
|
java.util.Comparator<? super K> |
comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this queue, or
null if it uses its elements' natural ordering. |
boolean |
contains(int index)
Checks whether a given index belongs to this queue (optional operation).
|
int |
dequeue()
Dequeues the first element from this queue.
|
void |
enqueue(int index)
Enqueues a new element.
|
int |
first()
Returns the first element of this queue.
|
int |
front(int[] a)
Retrieves the front of this queue in a given array (optional operation).
|
boolean |
isEmpty()
Checks whether this queue is empty.
|
int |
last()
Returns the last element of this queue, that is, the element the would be dequeued last (optional operation).
|
boolean |
remove(int i)
Removes the specified element from this queue (optional operation).
|
java.util.Comparator<? super K> |
secondaryComparator()
Returns the secondary comparator of this queue.
|
int |
secondaryFirst()
Returns the first element of this queue with respect to the secondary comparator.
|
int |
secondaryFront(int[] a)
Retrieves the secondary front of the queue in a given array (optional operation).
|
int |
secondaryLast()
Returns the last element of this queue with respect to the secondary comparator (optional operation).
|
int |
size()
Returns the number of elements in this queue.
|
public static final long serialVersionUID
protected final IndirectDoublePriorityQueue<K> q
protected final java.lang.Object sync
protected SynchronizedIndirectDoublePriorityQueue(IndirectDoublePriorityQueue<K> q, java.lang.Object sync)
protected SynchronizedIndirectDoublePriorityQueue(IndirectDoublePriorityQueue<K> q)
public void enqueue(int index)
IndirectPriorityQueue
enqueue
in interface IndirectPriorityQueue<K>
index
- the element to enqueue.public int dequeue()
IndirectPriorityQueue
dequeue
in interface IndirectPriorityQueue<K>
public int first()
IndirectPriorityQueue
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public int last()
IndirectPriorityQueue
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public boolean contains(int index)
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contains
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index
- an index possibly in the queue.public int secondaryFirst()
IndirectDoublePriorityQueue
secondaryFirst
in interface IndirectDoublePriorityQueue<K>
public int secondaryLast()
IndirectDoublePriorityQueue
secondaryLast
in interface IndirectDoublePriorityQueue<K>
public boolean isEmpty()
IndirectPriorityQueue
isEmpty
in interface IndirectPriorityQueue<K>
public int size()
IndirectPriorityQueue
size
in interface IndirectPriorityQueue<K>
public void clear()
IndirectPriorityQueue
clear
in interface IndirectPriorityQueue<K>
public void changed()
IndirectPriorityQueue
changed
in interface IndirectPriorityQueue<K>
public void allChanged()
IndirectPriorityQueue
allChanged
in interface IndirectPriorityQueue<K>
public void changed(int i)
IndirectPriorityQueue
Note that the specified element must belong to this queue.
changed
in interface IndirectPriorityQueue<K>
i
- the element that has changed.public boolean remove(int i)
IndirectPriorityQueue
remove
in interface IndirectPriorityQueue<K>
i
- the element to be removed.public java.util.Comparator<? super K> comparator()
IndirectPriorityQueue
null
if it uses its elements' natural ordering.comparator
in interface IndirectPriorityQueue<K>
null
if it uses its elements' natural ordering.public java.util.Comparator<? super K> secondaryComparator()
IndirectDoublePriorityQueue
secondaryComparator
in interface IndirectDoublePriorityQueue<K>
IndirectDoublePriorityQueue.secondaryFirst()
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- an array large enough to hold the secondary front (e.g., at least long as the reference array).a
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public int front(int[] a)
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front
in interface IndirectPriorityQueue<K>
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On 28 November 2019, 9 new articles were published in 8 journals.
Reviewer’s Comments to “The Measurement of Legitimacy: A Rush to Judgment?”
Reflecting on the Ethical and Legal Implications of the State-Led War Against International Terrorism
Syndicate Women. Gender and Networks in Chicago Organised Crime by Elisa Bellotti
Improving Justice Responses For Victims of Intimate Partner Violence: Examining the Merits of the Provision of Independent Legal Representation by Mary Iliadis, Kate Fitz-Gibbon, Sandra Walklate
Between Idealism and Realism: A Comparative Analysis of the Reparations Regimes of the International Criminal Court and the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia by Alina Balta, Manon Bax, Rianne Letschert
Exposure to Family Violence and Adolescent Aggression in Multiple Social Contexts: Classroom Social Resources As Moderators
Policing Repeat and High-Risk Family Violence: Police and Service-Sector Perceptions of A Coordinated Model by Gemma Hamilton, Lisa Harris, Anastasia Powell
Functional Isolation: Understanding Isolation in Trafficking Survivors by Elizabeth Hagan, Chitra Raghavan, Kendra Doychak
Poverty, Aspirations, and Organized Crime in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico by Cirenia Chávez Villegas


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Liang-Jian Deng, Gemine Vivone*, Cheng Jin, Jocelyn Chanussot
The fusion of high spatial resolution panchromatic data with simultaneously acquired multispectral data with lower spatial resolution is a hot topic, which is often called pansharpening. In this paper, we exploit the combination of machine learning techniques and fusion schemes introduced to address the pansharpening problem. In particular, deep convolutional neural networks are proposed to solve this issue. These latter are combined first with the traditional component substitution and multi-resolution analysis fusion schemes in order to estimate the non-linear injection models that rule the combination of the upsampled low resolution multispectral image with the extracted details exploiting the two philosophies. Furthermore, inspired by these two approaches, we also developed another deep convolutional neural network for pansharpening. This is fed by the direct difference between the panchromatic image and the upsampled low resolution multispectral image. Extensive experiments conducted both at reduced and full resolutions demonstrate that this latter convolutional neural network outperforms both the other detail injection-based proposals and several state-of-the-art pansharpening methods.
Results
Bib Citation
@ARTICLE{fusionnet,
author={Liang-Jian Deng, Gemine Vivone, Cheng Jin, Jocelyn Chanussot},
journal={IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing},
title={Detail Injection-Based Deep Convolutional Neural Networks for Pansharpening},
year={2020},
volume={},
number={},
pages={DOI: 10.1109/TGRS.2020.3031366},
}


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Jekyll is a great tool to work with.
I also did a bit more of sketchup, it fasinating how quick it gets once you get know it.
Few picture will be online soon.
I did a bit of work on the blog this morning.
Jekyll is a great tool to work with.
I also did a bit more of sketchup, it fasinating how quick it gets once you get know it.
Few picture will be online soon.


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The cheerful lilt of the fiddle filled the room as he twirled around his beloved in her colorful kilt, oblivious to the fact that she had been jilted. [G|D]
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"""
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# Copyright (c) 2003 Zope Foundation and Contributors.
# All Rights Reserved.
#
# This software is subject to the provisions of the Zope Public License,
# Version 2.1 (ZPL). A copy of the ZPL should accompany this distribution.

##############################################################################
"""Cached properties
See the CachedProperty class.
This module was taken from https://github.com/zopefoundation/zope.cachedescriptors.
"""
from functools import update_wrapper
ncaches = 0
class _CachedProperty(object):
"""
Cached property implementation class.
"""
def __init__(self, func, *names):
global ncaches
ncaches += 1
self.data = (
func,
names,
'_v_cached_property_key_%s' % ncaches,
'_v_cached_property_value_%s' % ncaches,
)
update_wrapper(self, func)
def __get__(self, inst, class_):
if inst is None:
return self
func, names, key_name, value_name = self.data
key = names and [getattr(inst, name) for name in names]
value = getattr(inst, value_name, self)
if value is not self:
# We have a cached value
if key == getattr(inst, key_name, self):
# Cache is still good!
return value
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value = func(inst)
setattr(inst, key_name, key)
setattr(inst, value_name, value)
return value
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"""
CachedProperties.
This is usable directly as a decorator when given names, or when not. Any of these patterns
will work:
* ``@CachedProperty``
* ``@CachedProperty()``
* ``@CachedProperty('n','n2')``
* def thing(self: ...; thing = CachedProperty(thing)
* def thing(self: ...; thing = CachedProperty(thing, 'n')
"""
if not args: # @CachedProperty()
return (
_CachedProperty # A callable that produces the decorated function
)
arg1 = args[0]
names = args[1:]
if callable(
arg1
): # @CachedProperty, *or* thing = CachedProperty(thing, ...)
return _CachedProperty(arg1, *names)
# @CachedProperty( 'n' )
# Ok, must be a list of string names. Which means we are used like a factory
# so we return a callable object to produce the actual decorated function
def factory(function):
return _CachedProperty(function, arg1, *names)
return factory
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"""Lazy Attributes.
"""
def __init__(self, func, name=None):
if name is None:
name = func.__name__
self.data = (func, name)
update_wrapper(self, func)
def __get__(self, inst, class_):
if inst is None:
return self
func, name = self.data
value = func(inst)
inst.__dict__[name] = value
return value
class readproperty(object):
def __init__(self, func):
self.func = func
update_wrapper(self, func)
def __get__(self, inst, class_):
if inst is None:
return self
func = self.func
return func(inst)
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"""Cached property with given cache attribute."""
def __init__(self, attribute_name):
self.attribute_name = attribute_name
def __call__(self, func):
def get(instance):
try:
value = getattr(instance, self.attribute_name)
except AttributeError:
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CJI under RTI Act or not: Supreme Court verdict today
A five-judge constitution bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi will pronounce the judgment at 2 pm
by AgenciesNew Delhi: The Supreme Court will pronounce on Wednesday its verdict on petitions challenging the Delhi High Court decision bringing the office of the chief justice of India (CJI) under the ambit of the Right to Information (RTI) Act.
A five-judge constitution bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi will pronounce the judgment at 2 pm. The bench had in April wrapped up the hearing, saying nobody wants a "system of opaqueness", but the judiciary cannot be destroyed in the name of transparency.
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Tony Campana's Glove/Speed author: display_name: Andy login: Andy email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Andy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 5542 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=5542 date: '2011-07-01 23:29:43 +0000' date_gmt: '2011-07-02 04:29:43 +0000' categories: - Broadcasters - Offense - Outfield tags: - Aramis Ramirez - Bob Brenly - Ryan Theriot - Tony Campana comments: - id: 3801 author: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2011-07-02 10:32:54 +0000' date_gmt: '2011-07-02 15:32:54 +0000' content: Campana's defense is a little sketchy though. I can't see him ever throwing out someone at home. His throws have no distance and are way off-line. - id: 3830 author: tommy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2011-07-05 21:31:11 +0000' date_gmt: '2011-07-06 02:31:11 +0000' content: His arm is sketchy, not his defense. He has the best range I have ever seen and has a good glove. His arm is his only weakness in the field - id: 3834 author: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2011-07-06 10:34:28 +0000' date_gmt: '2011-07-06 15:34:28 +0000' content: Yeah. His range is good, but if a guy on third is going to score on a pop-op, even if Campana is only 10 feet behind second, I'd define it as a defensive hindrance. ---
We've joked about Tony Campana's big floppy glove several times on the podcast, but I also think what he has meant to this team needs to be mentioned. Campana is the fastest player the Cubs have had in a long time. He is perhaps one of the fastest players in the majors right now. Though Aramis Ramirez got the walk-off single in Wednesday night's ballgame against the Giants, it was Campana's speed on the basepaths that put Ramirez in a position to get that hit. Just having him on base is such a distraction to an opposing pitcher. He has stolen eight bases in nine attempts, and he has only appeared in 35 games. This is a revelation for a team whose best base stealer has been Ryan Theriot in the past couple seasons.
Campana's only problem has been getting on base enough. He is currently hitting .268 with a slightly alarming .307 OBP (Soriano's is slightly higher!). If he can improve in his hitting and continue to perfect his bunting, he could be an invaluable weapon for the Cubs going forward.
The main thing I wanted to mention is Bob Brenly's quotation about Campana today. John Cusack was in the booth and asked Brenly if he could ride along in the plane's cargo hold for the Cubs' upcoming trip to Washington. Brenly responded, "Maybe you could ride in Tony Campana's glove."


Blumenthal: Trump Is 'Trying to Taint the Jury Pool' | Breitbart
by Pam KeyOn Thursday’s broadcast of CBS’s “Evening News,” Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) accused President Donald Trump of attempting to “taint the jury pool” by hosting a lunch today at the White House for Republicans senators.
Blumenthal said, “His agenda’s pretty clear. He’s trying to taint the jury pool, and they should be above it.”
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