WITNESS LIST Intergovernmental Relations Committee May 20, 2005 - 8:00A HB 34 Registering, but not testifying: For: Castillo, Yvonne R. (Texas Society of Architects), Austin, TX Lloyd, Margaret Policy Director (Scenic Texas), Houston, TX Smith, Terral (Harlon Crow), Austin, TX HB 266 Registering, but not testifying: For: Dyer, Jay (Texas Association of Builders), Austin, TX Mintz, David (Texas Apartment Associations), Austin, TX HB 273 ON: Fox, Jeanne Assistant Administrator (TABC), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For Committee Amendment: Reagan, Karen (Texas Retailers Association), Austin, TX HB 602 FOR: Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties), Austin, TX AGAINST: Findeisen, Les Director of Policy (Texas Motor Transportation Association), Austin, TX HB 664 ON: Moore, Blake (Senator Duncan), Austin, TX Weaver, Mike President (Associated Builders & Contractors of Texas), Victoria, TX HB 1092 Registering, but not testifying: For: Jones, Amanda Legislative Coordinator (Harris County), Houston, TX O'Ryan, Anne (AAA Texas), Austin, TX HB 1140 Registering, but not testifying: For: Carr, Mindy (Texas Land Title Association), Austin, TX Neeley, Karen (Independent Bankers Association of Texas), Austin, TX Sandberg, Eric (Texas Savings & Community Bankers Association), Austin, TX Temple, Larry (Texas Mortgage Bankers Association), Austin, TX HB 1188 Registering, but not testifying: For: Cain, Randy (City of Dallas), Austin, TX Chick, Craig (Texas Association of Realtors), Austin, TX On: Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties), Austin, TX HB 1232 Registering, but not testifying: For: Mendez, Mark Assistant County Administrator (Tarrant County), Fort Worth, TX Pardue, Craig (Dallas County), Dallas, TX Smith, David Bexar County Budget Officer (Bexar County), San Antonio, TX HB 1248 Registering, but not testifying: For: Castillo, Yvonne R. General Counsel (Texas Society of Architects), Austin, TX Lloyd, Margaret Policy Director (Scenic Texas), Houston, TX Powell, Leilah Government Relations Manager (Bexar County Commissioners Court), San Antonio, TX Smith, Terral (Harlon Crow), Austin, TX HB 1610 Registering, but not testifying: For: Allison, Jim (County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas), Austin, TX Mendez, Mark Assistant County Administrator (Tarrant County), Fort Worth, TX Thompson, John County Judge (Polk County), Livingston, TX HB 1631 FOR: McLin, Amy (Self), San Antonio, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Heyer, Connie (Texas Community Associations Institute), Austin, TX HB 1773 Registering, but not testifying: On: Huckaby, Billy Executive Director (City of Glen Rose & Somervell Co.), Glen Rose, TX HB 1851 Registering, but not testifying: For: Lloyd, Margaret Policy Director (Scenic Texas), Houston, TX Smith, Terral (Harlon Crow), Austin, TX HB 1928 Registering, but not testifying: For: Jones, Chris W. (Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas), Austin, TX HB 1984 ON: King, Emily (Senator Janek), Austin, TX HB 2051 Registering, but not testifying: For: Lloyd, Margaret Policy Director (Scenic Texas), Houston, TX Short, Jim (Clear Channel Communications), Houston, TX On: Anderson, Tim Attorney (Texas Department of Transporation), Austin, TX HB 2215 Registering, but not testifying: For: Gregg, Tony (City of Austin), Austin, TX Against: Park, Joey (Texas College of Real Estate Attorneys), Austin, TX Scott, Rider (Las Colinas Property Owner's Association), Irving, TX Against Bill/Against Committee Substitute: Alexander, Robert T. (St Bar Comm On Prop Owners Assns and Tx Legis Action Comm of CAI), Houston, TX Austin, Jr., Judd A. (Comm. Assoc. Insc. - Tx. Leg. Ant. Comm.), Dallas, TX Carson, Teresa (Cantana Community Association), Arayle, TX Dyer, Jay (Texas Association of Builders), Austin, TX Fontemo, Luann (Alliance Association Management), Round Rock, TX Gamache, Christine (Self), Round Rock, TX Garza, Robert (Self), Katy, TX Heyer, Connie (Texas Community Associations Institute), Austin, TX Hood, Kyle (Self), San Antonio, TX Lambright, Casey (Self), Houston, TX McLin, Amy (Self), San Antonio, TX Westfall, Billy Home Owner (Self), Pflugerville, TX Against Committee Substitute: Crawford, Bruce (Lantana Community Association), Argyle, TX HB 2304 FOR: Crook, Doyce Wayne (VIP Security), Belton, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Bryant, Dennis (Texas Burglar & Fire Alarm Association), Richardson, TX Jones, James (Dallas Police Department), Dallas, TX Kessler, Ron (Texas Burglar & Fire Alarm Association), Austin, TX Lyons, Steve (Houston Police Department/ City of Hoston), Houston, TX Mintz, David (Texas Apartment Associations), Austin, TX HB 2458 FOR: Pardue, Craig (Dallas County), Dallas, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties), Austin, TX Mendez, Mark Assistant County Administrator (Tarrant County), Fort Worth, TX Powell, Leilah Government Relations Manager (Bexar County), San Antonio, TX Smith, David Bexar County Budget Officer (Bexar County), San Antonio, TX HB 2492 FOR: Bostwick, Breck (Texas Association of Property Tax Professionals), Austin, TX Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties), Austin, TX HB 2618 Registering, but not testifying: For: Brown, Curtiss Director of Community Services (Galveston County Commissioners' Court (James D. Yarbrough, County Judge)), Galveston, TX Camacho, Jose Executive Director (Texas Association of Community Health Centers), Austin, TX Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties), Austin, TX On: Maberry, Jan Program Manager (Texas Department of State Health Services), Austin, TX HB 2695 Registering, but not testifying: For: Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties), Austin, TX Mendez, Mark Assistant County Administrator (Tarrant County), Fort Worth, TX Pardue, Craig (Dallas County), Dallas, TX Powell, Leilah Government Relations Manager (Bexar County Commissioners Court), San Antonio, TX HB 2866 Registering, but not testifying: For: Simpson, Dee (Amer. Federation State County Mun. Employees), Austin, TX HB 2957 Registering, but not testifying: For: Katz, Howard (Harris County Emergency Services District No. 9), Houston, TX HB 2966 FOR: Haddican, Jerry General Counsel (Juan Hinojosa), Austin, TX HB 3071 FOR: Doggett, Robert (Texas Low Income Housing Information Services), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Collins, James (Perdue, Brandon, Fielder Collins & Molt), Lubbock, TX Robinson, Jim Chief Appraiser (Harris County Appraisal District), Houston, TX Winn, Gerald "Buddy" (Self), San Marcos, TX On: Force, Duane (Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson LLP), Austin, TX HB 3262 Registering, but not testifying: On: Caputo, Cobby (Town of South Padre Island), Austin, TX HB 3409 Registering, but not testifying: For: Gaylor, Tom Deputy Executive Director (Texas Municipal Police Association), Austin, TX Higgins, Mike Chief of Staff (Texas State Association of Fire Fighters), Austin, TX Jones, Chris W. (Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas), Austin, TX HB 3537 FOR: Bell, Landon (Senator Estes), Austin, TX HB 3548 ON: Phillips, Matt S. Legislative Aide (Senator Steve Ogden), Austin, TX HB 3549 ON: Phillips, Matt S. Legislative Aide (Senator Steve Ogden), Austin, TX HB 3554 ON: Haney, Casey (Senator Janek), Austin, TX HB 3589 ON: Phillips, Matt S. Legislative Aide (Senator Steve Ogden), Austin, TX


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| DOSE: |
711 mg |
oral |
DXM |
(liquid) |
OK, I recently tried DXM for the first time. I even wrote a report praising the substance, and said I would do it again and again. But the other night, I did DXM, and had the worst experience of my life.
At around 10 PM me and my friend each drank a full bottle of CVS Tussin Extra Strength. Last time I drank this much, I had a lot of fun. Music was great, I was seeing bright lights, and cool CEV's. This time however...
At around 11 PM (after feeling absolutely sick) I started to feel light-headed and heavy at the same time (last time was the same way). I then started feeling really happy and woozly (word I made up for when my body feels like its splitting in a good way). Me and my friend turned off all the normal lights and turned on a blacklight.  I must say, it did feel good having the music flow through me.
After that we put on Alice In Wonderland. My friend was loving it, but I (even having seen the movie over 100 times) couldn't understand it. That's when everything went to hell...
At around 3 I stood up, only to find that I couldn't stand up right. My friend asked if I was OK, but the black light and my screwed vision made his face look really scary. I asked him not to look at me for the rest of the night and he said OK. He then went to sleep (he can sleep on DXM although most people, including me, can't)
I laid in my bed, all lights out. I felt very itchy and my heart sped up. I then looked over at a clock only to find that my vision had split. Not doubled and blurred... but like a was looking through two copies not aligned right. I got upset cuz I couldn't see.. but then I lost vision...
 When it came back, my body seemed to die. I could move it, but couldn't feel it moving, which wasn't too bad, except it still itched so I couldn't scratch, and my vision was going crazy and...
It was absolutely horrible...
It wore off a little before 6 AM. It lasted really long. At 12 the next day (after 3 hours of sleep), I got called into work. My stomach hurt so bad and I felt so hung over, that I had to leave 5 hours early. I went home, and laid in my bed in agony with the worst stomach ache I've ever had.
My advice...
  I will never ever do DXM again. It is not the legal good trip, it's the legal MINDFUCK OF ALL TIME!
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Concurrency is the execution of the multiple instruction sequences at the same time. It happens in the operating system when there are several process threads running in parallel. The running process threads always communicate with each other through shared memory or message passing. Concurrency results in sharing of resources result in problems like deadlocks and resources starvation.
Deadlock is a situation where a set of processes are blocked because each process is holding a resource and waiting for another resource acquired by some other process. Consider an example when two trains are coming toward each other on the same track and there is only one track, none of the trains can move once they are in front of each other. A similar situation occurs in operating systems when there are two or more processes that hold some resources and wait for resources held by other(s).


quodatum.benchx.library error module
Variables
Variable: $lib:new as element(benchmark)
get new doc defaults
Variable: $lib:benchmarks as element(benchmark)*
Functions
Function: get($id as xs:string
) as element(benchmark)
get benchmark doc with given id
Params
- id as xs:string
Returns
- element(benchmark)
Function: exists($id as xs:string
) as xs:boolean
Params
- id as xs:string
Returns
- xs:boolean
Function: add-session($data,
$session as element(benchmark)
)
add session data to library
Params
- data as json has title used for description
- session as element(benchmark) has benchmark element
Function: store($results as element(benchmark)
)
store in library
Params
- results as element(benchmark)
Function: delete($id as xs:string
)
delete id from library
Params
- id as xs:string
Function: id($results as element(benchmark)
) as xs:string
get id from XML
Params
- results as element(benchmark)
Returns
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Function: list($suite
)
list all in library
Params
- suite as
Function: json($b as element(benchmark)
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Prepare benchmark for json
Params
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Returns
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Function: environment($benchmark as element(benchmark)
) as element(_)*
environment from benchmark
Params
- benchmark as element(benchmark)
Returns
- element(_)*
Function: environments(
) as element(_)*
unique environments from docs
Returns
- element(_)*
Original Source Code
(:~ : library handling for benchx :@author Andy Bunce :@version 0.1 :) module namespace lib = 'quodatum.benchx.library'; declare default function namespace 'quodatum.benchx.library'; (:~ : get new doc defaults :) declare variable $lib:new as element(benchmark) :=db:open("benchx","benchmark.xml")/benchmark; declare variable $lib:benchmarks as element(benchmark)* :=fn:collection("benchx/library")/benchmark; (:~ : get benchmark doc with given id :) declare function get($id as xs:string) as element(benchmark) { let $b:=$lib:benchmarks[id=$id] (:@TODO use name? :) return if($b) then $b else fn:error((),"Bad id") }; declare function exists($id as xs:string) as xs:boolean { $lib:benchmarks[id=$id] (:@TODO use name? :) }; (:~ : add session data to library : @param $data json has title used for description : @param $session has benchmark element :) declare %updating function add-session( $data, $session as element(benchmark) ){ let $data:=fn:trace($data,"ADD ") let $desc:=$data/json/title/fn:string() let $suite:=$data/json/suite/fn:string() let $id:=random:uuid() let $new:=copy $d:=$session modify ( replace value of node $d/id with $id, replace value of node $d/suite with $suite, replace value of node $d/meta/created with fn:current-dateTime(), replace value of node $d/meta/description with $desc ) return $d return ( store($new), db:output(<json objects="json"><id>{$id}</id></json>) ) }; (:~ : store in library :) declare %updating function store($results as element(benchmark)) { let $id:=$results/id/fn:string() return db:replace("benchx", "library/" || $id || ".xml" ,$results) }; (:~ : delete id from library :) declare %updating function delete($id as xs:string) { db:delete("benchx", "library/" || $id || ".xml" ) }; (:~ : get id from XML :) declare function id($results as element(benchmark)) as xs:string{ $results/id/fn:string() }; (:~ : list all in library :) declare function list($suite){ let $items:=$lib:benchmarks let $items:=if($suite) then $items[suite=$suite] else $items return <json objects="_" arrays="json "> {for $doc in $items order by $doc/meta/created descending return <_>{$doc/id, $doc/suite, $doc/environment/basex.version, $doc/server/description, $doc/meta/description, $doc/meta/created, $doc/environment/os.name, $doc/environment/os.arch, $doc/environment/java.version, $doc/server/hostname, <runs type="number">{fn:count($doc/runs/run)}</runs> }</_> }</json> }; (:~ : Prepare benchmark for json : @param b results of a run. : @return json style xml for serialization. :) declare function json($b as element(benchmark) )as element(json) { <json objects="json benchmark meta server environment ">{ copy $d:=$b modify (for $n in $d//*[@type="array"]/* return replace node $n with <_ type="object">{$n/*}</_>, delete node $d//comment() ) return $d }</json> }; (:~ : environment from benchmark :) declare function environment($benchmark as element(benchmark)) as element(_)*{ <_ type="object">{ $benchmark/environment/*[fn:not(self::runtime.freeMemory | self::runtime.totalMemory | self::runtime.maxMemory)] }</_> }; (:~ : unique environments from docs :) declare function environments() as element(_)*{ fn:fold-left($lib:benchmarks, (), function($seq,$item){ let $env:=lib:environment($item) return if(some $e in $seq satisfies fn:deep-equal($e,$env)) then $seq else ($env,$seq) } ) };


Our founding batch of CSE students put in some really good work for the first year end-semester project. Below are some of the videos by the students and pictures of the gala project showcase event.
Our founding batch of CSE students put in some really good work for the first year end-semester project. Below are some of the videos by the students and pictures of the gala project showcase event.


NOTE!
Set the emptyTo
selector below:
top
- sort empty table cells to the top.bottom
- sort empty table cells to the bottom.none
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| A255 | Hood | 19.99 | 25.1% | -7 | ||
| Clark | 18 | 15.89 | 44.2% | -15 | ||
| A1 | Bruce | Almighty | 45 | 153.19 | +19 | |
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| A109 | Larry | Stevens | 56 | 153.19 | 23% | 0 |
| A99 | John | Smithy | 56 | 156 | 22% | |
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About
Haley Kalb, 500hr E-RYT and Certified Ayurvedic Practitioner, is a devoted practitioner and disciple of yoga and Ayurveda. She guides her students to explore the union of body, mind and spirit through Ayurvedic principles, asana (posture), pranayama (breath work) and meditation.
Haley maintains specialty certifications in Restorative Yoga, Yoga Nidra, Yin Yoga, Prenatal Yoga, Stand-up Paddleboard Yoga, Laughter Yoga and is Butender certified in the state of Colorado. Current First Aid, CPR & AED certified.


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You probably want a map when
precise locations or geographical patterns in data are more important than anything else
By Cristen Jones, Maptime Boston
precise locations or geographical patterns in data are more important than anything else
There are plenty of other visualizations to try!
Should always be rates rather than totals and use a sensible base geography.
Use for totals rather than rates - but small differences in data will be hard to see.
Grid-based data values mapped with an intensity colour scale. As choropleth map - but not snapped to an admin/political unit
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It's going to be static, I'll probably never update it again, etc. I might even print it! But there are some important things you need to keep in mind.
Quantiles are defined, in statistics, as separating a population into intervals of similar sizes (the 10% poorest, the 50% tallest, the 1% richest…); a quantile scale is essentially defined by its domain, a fixed set of values — when applied to a new value, it will then compute its ranking with respect to the initial distribution, and map that ranking to the output range. To Quantize means to group values with discrete increments — like expressing a list of floating point numbers with 1 decimal digit, or rounding time to the closest minute. It is the output range that is discretized, and such a scale allows to transform an initial continuous range into a discrete set of classes. Threshold scales will allow us to directly specify the cut values that separate the classes. Various clustering algorithms can provide reasonable thresholds — the most common in geography is known as "Jenks natural breaks"
Vector data contains one or more coordinates that describe how to draw the point, line or polygon that represents that feature on the face of the earth. Raster data is usually used for satellite imagery, aerial photography, elevation models and topographic maps.
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Data that we may have to process on a map that we may want our audience to interact with? We're going to get pretty programmy now.
Queries such as 'show me all of the counties in which we made more than $50,000 in sales last year'
ArcGIS - you see a lot of their output.
QGIS - free and open source
{
"type": "Feature",
"id": 8,
"properties": {"name": "Colorado"},
"geometry": {
"type": "Polygon",
"coordinates": [
[[-106.32056285448942,40.998675790862656],[-106.19134826714341,40.99813863734313], /*...*/]
]
}
}
GeoJSON models geographic features within a specialized JSON format. A GeoJSON feature can include geometric data – such as longitude, latitude coordinates that make up a country boundary – as well as additional data attributes. The TopoJSON format uses a more compact approach is to encode shared borders only once, representing the topology of geographic regions - resulting in files that are much smaller.
Even more tools, command line tools, open source options, tutorials and guides


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The US teacher, Phil Simborg, posted this position on Facebook and admitted he had made the wrong play over the board in his chouette. He didn’t say which play he actually made but I suspect he moved something like 17/14, 2/1, bringing one of the outfield checkers closer to home. So what is the correct play?
I remember in one of the early London Open tournaments in the decisive game, the winner, John Hurst, rolled what everyone assumed was a lucky 65 to hit an outfield blot which led to him subsequently winning the game and match. However, when analysing the match later it became evident that his opponent should not have left John the opportunity to roll that 65, he should have played completely safe.
Today’s position mirrors that problem. Should Black split his rear checkers to facilitate bringing them into his home board? 17/14, 2/1 certainly makes it easier to bring home the checker from the 14-pt. The problem is that it leaves White three shots that win the game for him immediately and that is three shots too many. The point is that White has a perfect prime so there is no life after death for Black if he is hit. Black must play safely with 17/15(2).
That may lead to problems next turn with some sixes, but the key point is that there will be no problems this turn at the precise moment when White’s board is at its most potent
Give it one more roll and White’s prime will very likely be weakened, even if, say, he rolls 43 and plays 7/4, 7/3. Any weakness in White’s prime, which gives Black some chances even if hit, are sufficient to allow Black to play with more freedom. If, for example, you take one of the checkers from White’s 2-pt and put it on his 3-pt then 17/15(2) becomes nearly a double blunder and 17/13 is the correct play.
It is only by studying variations from the initial position that you get a fuller understanding of the necessary strategy and tactics that you must employ. The key lesson is that you should not take ANY unnecessary risks when a hit by your opponent will result in an immediate loss of the game. This idea can be extended well beyond this particular position. It is also important to learn how much risk you can take dependent upon the weaknesses in your opponent’s structure.
What started out as a relatively simple position has given us a way to think about risk and reward in many similar positional types. Thus, our backgammon knowledge is once again increased by a small increment. These small increments all add up and over time we become better players, always assuming we remember the lessons!
I remember in one of the early London Open tournaments in the decisive game, the winner, John Hurst, rolled what everyone assumed was a lucky 65 to hit an outfield blot which led to him subsequently winning the game and match. However, when analysing the match later it became evident that his opponent should not have left John the opportunity to roll that 65, he should have played completely safe.
Today’s position mirrors that problem. Should Black split his rear checkers to facilitate bringing them into his home board? 17/14, 2/1 certainly makes it easier to bring home the checker from the 14-pt. The problem is that it leaves White three shots that win the game for him immediately and that is three shots too many. The point is that White has a perfect prime so there is no life after death for Black if he is hit. Black must play safely with 17/15(2).
That may lead to problems next turn with some sixes, but the key point is that there will be no problems this turn at the precise moment when White’s board is at its most potent
Give it one more roll and White’s prime will very likely be weakened, even if, say, he rolls 43 and plays 7/4, 7/3. Any weakness in White’s prime, which gives Black some chances even if hit, are sufficient to allow Black to play with more freedom. If, for example, you take one of the checkers from White’s 2-pt and put it on his 3-pt then 17/15(2) becomes nearly a double blunder and 17/13 is the correct play.
It is only by studying variations from the initial position that you get a fuller understanding of the necessary strategy and tactics that you must employ. The key lesson is that you should not take ANY unnecessary risks when a hit by your opponent will result in an immediate loss of the game. This idea can be extended well beyond this particular position. It is also important to learn how much risk you can take dependent upon the weaknesses in your opponent’s structure.
What started out as a relatively simple position has given us a way to think about risk and reward in many similar positional types. Thus, our backgammon knowledge is once again increased by a small increment. These small increments all add up and over time we become better players, always assuming we remember the lessons!
1. Cubeful 2-ply 17/15(2) Eq.: +0.430 0.656 0.036 0.000 - 0.344 0.035 0.000 2. Cubeful 2-ply 17/16(2) 6/5 2/1 Eq.: +0.313 (-0.117) 0.615 0.037 0.000 - 0.385 0.046 0.000 3. Cubeful 0-ply 17/14 2/1 Eq.: +0.307 (-0.123) 0.609 0.050 0.000 - 0.391 0.062 0.000 4. Cubeful 0-ply 17/16(2) 3/1 Eq.: +0.294 (-0.136) 0.608 0.037 0.000 - 0.392 0.060 0.000 5. Cubeful 0-ply 17/16(2) 2/1(2) Eq.: +0.287 (-0.143) 0.605 0.036 0.000 - 0.395 0.058 0.000


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Satellite¶
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class
classes.
Satellite
(name: str, mass: float = 1.0, focus: classes.Focus = None, radius: float = None, velocity: float = None, period: float = None, angular_velocity: float = None, known_date: datetime.datetime = None, orbit: tuple = ([], []))¶ Satellite that will orbit
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absolute_orbit_conversion
() → tuple¶ Calculates the absolute orbit of the satellite based on its focus’ orbit. The focus has to be a Satellite, and its relative orbit must already have been calculated. Relative orbit of the sub satellite must also have been calculated. Adds focus coordinates at t to satellite coordinates at t.
- Returns
absolute orbit
- Return type
tuple
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absolute_position_at_t
(t: float, from_known: bool = False) → tuple¶ Calculates absolute position of satellite at t. When from_known is true, angle_at_0 is taken into account for the purposes of this calculation. Calculates and adds focus coordinates at t to satellite coordinates at t.
- Parameters
t – float or int
from_known – bool
- Returns
coordinates - tuple
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add_to_satellites
(satellite: object)¶ Adds satellite to satellite_list
- Parameters
satellite – Satellite
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angle_to_x
(angle: float) → float¶ Calculates x coordinate using the following formula: X = cos(O(t)) * r
- Parameters
angle – float radians
- Returns
x-coordinate
- Return type
float
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angle_to_y
(angle: float) → float¶ Calculates y coordinate using the following formula: y = sin(O(t)) * r
- Parameters
angle – float radians
- Returns
y-coordinate
- Return type
float
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angular_displacement_at_t
(from_known: bool = False)¶ Returns lambda that calculates angular position at time index t. O(t) = wt + theta0 or O(t) = wt
- Parameters
from_known – bool
- Returns
lambda expression
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angular_displacement_to_coordinates
¶ Calculates X,Y coordinates with angular position. Calls angle_to_y and angle_to_x
- Returns
x,y
- Parameters
angular_displacement –
- Return type
tuple
-
calculate_angular_velocity
() → float¶ Calculates the angular velocity of the satellite rad/ T^-1 w = v / r
- Return type
float
- Returns
Angular velocity
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calculate_orbit
(period: float = None, from_known: bool = False) → list¶ Calculates all relative orbital coordinates
- Parameters
from_known – bool
period – float
- Returns
orbit
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calculate_period
() → float¶ Calculates the period of the satellite (in seconds) T = (2 * pi * r) / v
- Returns
Period in seconds
- Return type
Float
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calculate_velocity
() → float¶ Calculates velocity of a satellite in orbit v = sqrt((G * M) / r)
- Returns
Velocity
- Return type
float
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coordinates_to_angle
(coordinates: list)¶ Calculates angular displacement with coordinates of the satellite and its focus using the following formula: O = atan2(dy, dx)
- Parameters
coordinates –
- Returns
angular displacement
- Return type
float
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set_focus
(focus: classes.Focus, radius: float)¶ Sets focus and radius
- Parameters
focus – Focus
radius – float
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set_origin
(known_date_dt: datetime.datetime, coordinates: list)¶ Set an origin point for the Satellite’s orbit. Angular displacement is calculated at coordinates. Self.angle_at_0 is then set to the calculated angular displacement, and self.known_date to known_date_dt. This function is used for setting the angle_at_0.
- Parameters
known_date_dt – datetime
coordinates – list
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to_json
(filename: str = None, save_orbit: bool = False)¶ Dumps satellite and focus data to JSON
- Parameters
save_orbit – bool
filename – str
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update_origin
(updated_date: datetime.datetime) → float¶ Updates angle_at_0 based on the time difference between updated_date and self.known_date. Sets angle_at_0 to newly calculated angular displacement, and self.known_date to updated_date.
- Parameters
updated_date – datetime
- Returns
angle_at_0 - float
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 Some research I've done has led me to discover the guy's a father of two, a practicing Mormon, and a just all-around good guy. So why does his second feature film, following last year's controversial "In the Company of Men," only stumble upon even worse parts of humanity than that film did? What makes a man seem so nice and easy-going in daily life, yet so intense and bleak in his work?
For those of you who found an intense glee in watching "In the Company of Men," you're still going to have to brace yourselves for this one. "Your Friends and Neighbors" is a scathing, bleak, and ultimately claustrophobic film that tosses you right in the middle of a sextet of Manhattan yuppies, and forces you, almost like Malcom MacDowell in "A Clockwork Orange," to watch as these supposedly normal everyday people tear eachother apart psychologically. And dammit if it's not a blast to watch from start to finish. From it's opening scene of a man practicing how he has sex minutes before a hot date to the quick yet unsettling finale, it's as arresting as anything you'll see this year. And in 100 minutes, LaBute says so much about humanity and how our insecurities and hang-ups force us to become monsters to other people.
Unlike "In the Company of Men," which for those who don't know, dealt with two businessmen trying to sexually humiliate a deaf woman as a form of revenge, this film has no plot, yet it manages to widen the scope of the original, not only to twice as many people, but it makes the monsters out of both sexes in an equal fashion. There's still three men who are all, in varying degrees, total jerks, but there's also three women, and all of them just need a good slapping. There's the first couple, Jerry and Teri (a goutee-d Ben Stiller and a butch-looking Catherine Kenner, the latter the wife of indie-director Tom DiCillo), who's relationship is on the brinks because, well, he just talks too much during sex; and then there's the seemingly normal couple, the married Mary and Barry (Amy Brenneman and Aaron Eckhart), who are actually at ends with their relationship because he's a sorry-assed cuckold and her sexual self-esteem is at an end.
When we first meet these people, they're already on the cusp of break-ups, and even before the halfway point, at least one of their members has had an affair with varying degrees of success. For Jerry, he becomes enamored with Mary (nothing to do with his other film out there at all, I believe), while Teri discovers love with an artist assistant named Cheri (Nastassja Kinski) as a form of revenge for Jerry's inability to function at her sexual, well, preference, and later as a retort against his own infedelities.
Above everything stands Cary (Jason Patric - yes, that Jason Patric), an almost-redux of the Chad character from "In the Company of Men," only this time much, much colder. His quiet intensity suggests a psychotic in him just waiting to get out, and as the only one not already involved in a relationship, he becomes the one who is the general violent Cassanova of the film, though not only treating women badly, but also his buds, Jerry and Barry (and just for the record, I noticed the names too, though not until the end credits).
LaBute seals us off into the world of these six, not letting anyone else in except for maybe a silent cameo, and the result is a film which wreaks of claustrophobia set in closed-off locales like restaurants, living rooms, and saunas (where Patric delivers a magnificent monologue that actually ranks up there with that one scene in Bergman's "Persona" as one of the most involving monologues ever put on film).
But don't be fooled - this isn't totally uncomfortable viewing since, thanks to LaBute, this is a downright hysterical film, albeit totally disturbing and unsettling, but nevertheless hysterical. He laces this film with a witty screenplay, and allows it to come off less straight as "In the Company of Men," and more darkly comic, which actually makes it all the more intense. He opens up his commentary to both sexes, and is actually allowed to say more about everyman's ability to devastate everyone else than he did in his first film. But the real wonder is how he was able to not only make everything about this movie totally true, but also make it hysterically funny to watch. I mean, this film has got to be at least the second funniest film I've seen in a couple years. Seriously.
And with a cast that I had 50% faith in (that is for Stiller, Keener, and Eckhart, the latter who is unbelievably unrecognizable, thanks to a major weight gain, a pathetic hair-cut, a tacky moustache - all which makes him look like a "True Lies"-era Bill Paxton - and most importantly, a 180 degree turn from his character in "In the Company of Men"), I was very pleasantly surprised when cast choices as weird as Brenneman (from "Fear"), Kinski, and most of all, Patric, all turned in incredible performances, making everything funny and best of all, realistic. Patric, in particular, comes back completely from his past career. The man who I thought was the most boring, dull actor I've ever seen when I saw "Sleepers" not three years ago turns in a performance which, if seen by anyone, will blast his career off. What a strange turn of events.
"Your Friend and Neighbors" is absolutely incredible and riveting and incredibly enjoyable.  "Your Friends and Neighbors" is just like that, which is somewhat like LaBute's first film, only better. He has made a little miracle here, not only by opening up his horizons de criticism, but also by becoming better with direction (thank god he dropped the tedious, stagy long shots). Best of all, he's less snobbish and preachy about it. It's as if he's not pointing the finger at anything, but rather saying that everyone's like this, including himself, and that when we act like this, we deserve any unhappiness which may befall us. That's perhaps the most disturbing and accurate accusation made at humanity in a real long time.
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ApplicationStateMonitor
public class ApplicationStateMonitor : BaseNotificationMonitor
An ApplicationStateMonitor
instance monitors the app for changes to
its runtime state.
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Encapsulates changes to the runtime state of the app.
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public enum Event
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Specifies which events to monitor.
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public struct Options : OptionSet
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Initializes a new
ApplicationStateMonitor
.Declaration
Parameters
options
The options that specify which events to monitor. By default, all events are monitored.
queue
The operation queue on which the handler executes. By default, the main operation queue is used.
handler
The handler to call when the app changes its runtime state or is about to change its runtime state.
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The runtime state of the app.
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public var state: UIApplicationState { get }
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override public func addNotificationObservers()


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