InfoBox extends the Google Maps JavaScript API V3 OverlayView class.
An InfoBox behaves like a google.maps.InfoWindow, but it supports several additional properties for advanced styling. An InfoBox can also be used as a map label.
An InfoBox also fires the same events as a google.maps.InfoWindow.
For a description and examples of how to use this library, check out the how-to.
| Constructor | Description |
|---|---|
InfoBox(opt_opts?:InfoBoxOptions) |
Creates an InfoBox with the options specified in InfoBoxOptions .
Call InfoBox.open to add the box to the map. |
| Methods | Return Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
close() |
None |
Removes the InfoBox from the map. |
draw() |
None |
Draws the InfoBox based on the current map projection and zoom level. |
getContent() |
string |
Returns the content of the InfoBox. |
getPosition() |
LatLng |
Returns the geographic location of the InfoBox. |
getVisible() |
boolean |
Returns a flag indicating whether the InfoBox is visible. |
getZIndex() |
number |
Returns the zIndex for the InfoBox. |
hide() |
None |
Hides the InfoBox. [Deprecated; use setVisible instead.] |
onRemove() |
None |
Invoked when close is called. Do not call it directly. |
open(map:Map|StreetViewPanorama, anchor?:MVCObject) |
None |
Adds the InfoBox to the specified map or Street View panorama. If anchor (usually a google.maps.Marker) is specified, the position of the InfoBox is set to the position of the anchor. If the anchor is dragged to a new location, the InfoBox moves as well. |
setContent(content:string|Node) |
None |
Sets the content of the InfoBox. The content can be plain text or an HTML DOM node. |
setOptions(opt_opts:InfoBoxOptions) |
None |
Sets the options for the InfoBox. Note that changes to the maxWidth, closeBoxMargin, closeBoxURL, and enableEventPropagation properties have no affect until the current InfoBox is closed and a new one is opened. |
setPosition(latlng:LatLng) |
None |
Sets the geographic location of the InfoBox. |
setVisible(isVisible:boolean) |
None |
Sets the visibility of the InfoBox. |
setZIndex(index:number) |
None |
Sets the zIndex style for the InfoBox. |
show() |
None |
Shows the InfoBox. [Deprecated; use setVisible instead.] |
| Events | Arguments | Description |
|---|---|---|
closeclick |
None |
This event is fired when the InfoBox's close box is clicked. |
content_changed |
None |
This event is fired when the content of the InfoBox changes. |
domready |
None |
This event is fired when the DIV containing the InfoBox's content is attached to the DOM. |
position_changed |
None |
This event is fired when the position of the InfoBox changes. |
zindex_changed |
None |
This event is fired when the zIndex of the InfoBox changes. |
This class represents the optional parameter passed to the InfoBox
constructor. There is no constructor for this class. Instead, this class is instantiated as a javascript object literal.
| Properties | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
alignBottom |
boolean |
Align the bottom left corner of the InfoBox to the position
location (default is false which means that the top left corner of the InfoBox is aligned). |
boxClass |
string |
The name of the CSS class defining the styles for the InfoBox container. The default value is "infoBox" . |
boxStyle |
Object |
An object literal whose properties define specific CSS
style values to be applied to the InfoBox. Style values defined here override those that may
be defined in the boxClass style sheet. If this property is changed after the
InfoBox has been created, all previously set styles (except those defined in the style sheet)
are removed from the InfoBox before the new style values are applied. |
closeBoxMargin |
string |
The CSS margin style value for the close box. The default is "2px" (a 2-pixel margin on all sides). |
closeBoxURL |
string |
The URL of the image representing the close box. Note: The default is the URL for Google's standard close box. Set this property to "" if no close box is required. |
content |
string|Node |
The content of the InfoBox (plain text or an HTML DOM node). |
disableAutoPan |
boolean |
Disable auto-pan on open. The default value is false . |
enableEventPropagation |
boolean |
Propagate mousedown, mousemove, mouseover, mouseout, mouseup, click, dblclick, touchstart, touchend, touchmove, and contextmenu events in the InfoBox (default is false to mimic the behavior of a google.maps.InfoWindow). Set this property to true if the InfoBox is being used as a map label. |
infoBoxClearance |
Size |
Minimum offset (in pixels) from the InfoBox to the map edge after an auto-pan. |
isHidden |
boolean |
Hide the InfoBox on open.
[Deprecated in favor of the visible property.] The default value is false . |
maxWidth |
number |
The maximum width (in pixels) of the InfoBox. Set to 0 if no maximum. |
pane |
string |
The pane where the InfoBox is to appear (default is "floatPane"). Set the pane to "mapPane" if the InfoBox is being used as a map label. Valid pane names are the property names for the google.maps.MapPanes object. |
pixelOffset |
Size |
The offset (in pixels) from the top left corner of the InfoBox
(or the bottom left corner if the alignBottom property is true )
to the map pixel corresponding to position. |
position |
LatLng |
The geographic location at which to display the InfoBox. |
visible |
boolean |
Show the InfoBox on open. The default value is true . |
zIndex |
number |
The CSS z-index style value for the InfoBox. Note: This value overrides a zIndex setting specified in the boxStyle property. |


size
attribute on form elementsPublished: September 22, 2019
The size
attribute is allowed on the following input types:
when type is text
, search
, url
, tel
, email
, or password
.
It is also allowed on the select
element. Other form controls are not tested due to the size
attribute being inappropriate on them.
input=text
input=search
input=tel
input=url
input=email
input=password
select


Kenya Moore Confused Some Fans When She Shared A Photo Featuring Marc Daly
by Ron CollinsKenya Moore shared a photo featuring Marc Daly and their baby girl, Brooklyn Daly. Kenya has a few people confused because they started to believe that these two are back together.
But, on the other hand, judging by the fact that Kenya shared the photo on Brookie’s own social media page, this is not so ‘shocking.’
Still, Marc is baby Brookie’s dad, so it’s not that mind-blowing that Kenya shared a pic of the two of them as some people took it.
‘Staredown with daddy #miraclebaby #babybrooklyn,’ Kenya captioned her post.
Someone asked Kenya: ‘Did you tell him you were going to post this picture.😂’
Another follower said: ‘U deserve this same amount of love from him, not only Brooklyn. Last night’s episode broke my heart more than the news of your separation.’
One other follower said: ‘I need y’all to make it. You make such a beautiful family. 😊,’ and someone else seemed really excited and posted this: ‘I love this! ❤ My question was answered indirectly! 😊’
Someone else asked Kenya this: ‘Just please dont let someone dim ur light girl. U will never truly b happy. Good luck.’

Earlier, it was reported that Kenya shared a few new pics, and in one of them, she is together with her cousin.
A lot of people saw her now for the first time and are praising her in the comments.
Lots of people gushed over Brooklyn as well, and some fans addressed the situation between Kenya and Marc Daly.


Stopping a wild goose chase
by Steve RingmanUrban geese are a common sight at Seattle’s parks. Full-grown birds can be 30-45 inches tall, bigger than some young children.
Steve Ringman<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Urban geese are a common sight at Seattle’s parks. Full-grown birds can be 30-45 inches tall, bigger than some young children.
Steve Ringman: sringman@seattletimes.com;


module Human:sig
..end
These values are from
here.
val noticed : Useri.Time.span
noticed
is 0.1
s, the time span after which the user will
notice a delay and feel that the system is not reacting
instantaneously.val interrupted : Useri.Time.span
interrupted
is 1.
s, the time span after which the user will
feel interrupted and feedback from the system is needed.val left : Useri.Time.span
left
is 10.
s, the time span after which the user will
switch to another task and feedback indicating when the system
expects to respond is needed.val feel : unit -> [ `Interacting | `Interrupted | `Left ] React.signal
feel ()
is a signal that varies according to user latency
constants:
user_feel ()
]t = `Interacting
if
t < User.interrupted
.user_feel ()
]t = `Interrupted
if
t < User.left
.user_feel ()
]t = `Left
if t >= User.left
.
These values are from
here.
val touch_target_size : float
touch_target_size
is 9.
mm, the recommended touch target size in
millimiters.val touch_target_size_min : float
touch_size_min
is 7.
mm, the minimal touch target size in
millimeters.val touch_target_pad : float
touch_target_pad
is 2.
mm, the minimum padding size in
millimeters between two touch targets.val average_finger_width : float
average_finger_width
is 11.
mm, the average adult finger width.


THE WINSLOW BOY (Sony Pictures Classics) Directed by David Mamet
The audience that embraced all those tony Merchant-Ivory productions of years past ("Howard's End," "The Remains of the Day," "A Room with a View") is likely to adore "The Winslow Boy," a drawing room drama which comes from a surprising source: David Mamet, the dramatist-director best known for such jolting works as "Glengarry Glen Ross" and "Oleanna."
How did the salty tongued Mamet manage to come up with such a stately -- and, shockingly, G-rated -- film? First of all, the source material is not his own. "Winslow" has been adapted from Terence Rattigan's 1946 play, which was previously filmed in 1948 with Robert Donat and again in 1988 with Ian Richardson and Emma Thompson. The piece was based on the real-life case of a young Osborne Royal Naval Academy cadet whose expulsion in 1908 became the talk of London after Sir Robert Morton, the solicitor who had once defended Oscar Wilde, took up the case. Though Mamet has reshaped the material somewhat, this is still one of his more straightforward works; anyone expecting the twists and turns of previous Mamet movies such as "House of Games" or "The Spanish Prisoner" may feel slightly short-changed.
Then again, "Winslow" is not a suspense story, but a character study. Although there's a good deal of attention paid to the intricacies of British law, what Mamet is primarily interested in is the inner workings of the Winslows, a South Kensington clan who forsake their comforts and social position in an effort to clear the name of youngest son Ronnie (Guy Edwards). Despite numerous obstacles and setbacks, Arthur (Nigel Hawthorne), the patriarch, forges ahead with his demand for a fair trial, even though it means sacrificing another son's Oxford education and his daughter Catherine's (Rebecca Pidgeon) prospects for marriage. Even Arthur's devoted wife Grace (Gemma Jones) finds it difficult to endorse what seems to her to be less a quest for justice than a vain attempt to restore the Winslow name.
The Winslow's reversal of fortune comes when Sir Robert Morton (Jeremy Northam) enters the picture and decides to assist them. Though Catherine disapproves of Morton's aloof attitude ("Nothing could stir that dead heart," she remarks), the controlled friction that develops between them suggests they may still be seeing each other regardless of how the case turns out. In typical British style, the emotions are consistently underplayed and the toll of the trial on the household suggested rather than dramatized. Nor do we see any of the courtroom action, a strategy which keeps the focus on the family. At the same time, centering so much of the drama in the home sometimes makes "Winslow" seem a little stagy and constrained, especially in the movie's set-up sequences.
But the performances are strong enough to carry the film along. Hawthorne expertly renders a picture of a gentleman who seems to be disintegrating from the inside outside, while Pidgeon, whose awkwardness in "The Spanish Prisoner" was that picture's only glaring weak spot, does an admirable job of showing how the "modern woman" Catherine comes into her own while protecting her brother. With a sly smile and an arch tone of voice, Northam communicates everything we need to know about Morton and his true motivations. James Sanford
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In this tutorial, we will learn how to work with photoshop workspace.
In this tutorial, we will learn how to work with illustrator workspace.
In this tutorial, we will learn how to Import and position text, Set up a page with specified margins , Identify the various text formats used for importing into desktop publishing applications, Create a grass text effect using Illustrator.
In this tutorial, we will learn how to create a swoosh using trim.
In this tutorial, we will learn how to create a simple cloud using unite.
In this tutorial, we will learn how to create flag using wrap.


Visiting Chefs 2015
Cara Stadler
Food & Wine Best New Chef 2014, Cara Stadler, hopped all over the globe, from Berkeley and Philadelphia to Versailles, Singapore, Shanghai and Beijing, before landing in Portland, ME, where she opened Tao Yuan together with her mother in 2011. Here, the duo melds flavors from all around Asia with the best New England products that surround them.
Paul Qui
Food & Wine Best New Chef 2014 and Top Chef Season 9 winner Paul Qui helms the stoves at Qui, the street food-focused East Side King, and a soon-to-open sushi bar called Otoko in Austin, TX. Born in the Philippines, trained in Japanese kitchens, and having travelled extensively, Paul blends many influences into a style that is uniquely his own.
Greg & Gabrielle Denton
Food & Wine Best New Chefs 2014, Greg and Gabrielle Denton, are masters of fire. Their restaurant Ox in Portland, Oregon recalls an Argentinian steakhouse, but explores the culinary traditions of Spain, France and Italy, while keeping its roots firmly planted in the Pacific Northwest.


Welcome to Mock HTTP Server
List of available endpoints:
{% for url in urls %}
{{ url }}
{% endfor %}


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| javaslang |
TODO
|
| javaslang.collection |
TODO
|
| javaslang.monad |
Either
|
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
Tuple |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
Tuple.Tuple0
Implementation of an empty tuple, a tuple containing no elements.
|
static class |
Tuple.Tuple1<T>
Implementation of a single, a tuple containing 1 element.
|
static class |
Tuple.Tuple10<T1,T2,T3,T4,T5,T6,T7,T8,T9,T10>
Implementation of a decuple, a tuple containing 10 elements.
|
static class |
Tuple.Tuple11<T1,T2,T3,T4,T5,T6,T7,T8,T9,T10,T11>
Implementation of a undecuple, a tuple containing 11 elements.
|
static class |
Tuple.Tuple12<T1,T2,T3,T4,T5,T6,T7,T8,T9,T10,T11,T12>
Implementation of a duodecuple, a tuple containing 12 elements.
|
static class |
Tuple.Tuple13<T1,T2,T3,T4,T5,T6,T7,T8,T9,T10,T11,T12,T13>
Implementation of a tredecuple, a tuple containing 13 elements.
|
static class |
Tuple.Tuple2<T1,T2>
Implementation of a pair, a tuple containing 2 elements.
|
static class |
Tuple.Tuple3<T1,T2,T3>
Implementation of a triple, a tuple containing 3 elements.
|
static class |
Tuple.Tuple4<T1,T2,T3,T4>
Implementation of a quadruple, a tuple containing 4 elements.
|
static class |
Tuple.Tuple5<T1,T2,T3,T4,T5>
Implementation of a quintuple, a tuple containing 5 elements.
|
static class |
Tuple.Tuple6<T1,T2,T3,T4,T5,T6>
Implementation of a sextuple, a tuple containing 6 elements.
|
static class |
Tuple.Tuple7<T1,T2,T3,T4,T5,T6,T7>
Implementation of a septuple, a tuple containing 7 elements.
|
static class |
Tuple.Tuple8<T1,T2,T3,T4,T5,T6,T7,T8>
Implementation of a octuple, a tuple containing 8 elements.
|
static class |
Tuple.Tuple9<T1,T2,T3,T4,T5,T6,T7,T8,T9>
Implementation of a nonuple, a tuple containing 9 elements.
|
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
BinaryTree<T>
A binary tree implementation where each node keeps a value.
|
interface |
List<T>
An immutable List implementation, suitable for concurrent programming.
|
interface |
RoseTree<T>
A rose tree implementation, i.e.
|
static interface |
RoseTree.NonNil<T>
Implementors of this tagging interface indicate that they are not Nil.
|
interface |
Stream<T> |
interface |
Tree<T> |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
BinaryTree.AbstractBinaryTree<T> |
static class |
BinaryTree.Branch<T> |
static class |
BinaryTree.Leaf<T> |
static class |
BinaryTree.Nil<T> |
static class |
List.AbstractList<T>
This class is needed because the interface
List cannot use default methods to override Object's non-final
methods equals, hashCode and toString. |
static class |
List.Cons<T>
Non-empty List.
|
static class |
List.Nil<T>
The empty List.
|
static class |
RoseTree.AbstractRoseTree<T> |
static class |
RoseTree.Branch<T> |
static class |
RoseTree.Leaf<T> |
static class |
RoseTree.Nil<T> |
static class |
Stream.AbstractStream<T>
This class is needed because the interface
Stream cannot use default methods to override Object's non-final
methods equals, hashCode and toString. |
static class |
Stream.Cons<T>
Non-empty Stream.
|
static class |
Stream.Deferred<T>
Deferred Stream for lazy evaluation of blocking input.
|
static class |
Stream.Nil<T>
The empty Stream.
|
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
Either<L,R>
Either represents a value of two possible types.
|
interface |
Option<T>
Replacement for
Optional . |
interface |
Try<T>
An implementation similar to Scala's Try monad.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
Either.Left<L,R> |
static class |
Either.Right<L,R> |
static class |
Option.None<T>
None is a singleton representation of the undefined
Option . |
static class |
Option.Some<T>
Some represents a defined
Option . |
static class |
Try.Failure<T> |
static class |
Try.Failure.Cause
Causes wrap Throwables.
|
static class |
Try.Failure.Fatal
Use
Try.Failure.Cause.of(Throwable) to create instances of Try.Failure.Fatal and Try.Failure.NonFatal . |
static class |
Try.Failure.NonFatal
Use
Try.Failure.Cause.of(Throwable) to create instances of Try.Failure.Fatal and Try.Failure.NonFatal . |
static class |
Try.Success<T> |
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Some Sort of Recap
SAP HCM Consultant • METRO Cash & Carry Ukraine
2016/09 — 2018/05
Implementation Consultant • Terrasoft Company
2015/11 — 2016/09
HR Shared Service Center Case Management process automatization for EVRAZ plc (Business Analyst, Functional Consultant);
Service Desk Case Management process automatization for PJSC Gazprom (Functional Consultant);
Configuration Management process automatization for Delovie Linii (Business Analyst, Functional Consultant);
Service Desk Case Management & Change Management processes automatization for TELE2 Russia (Business Analyst, Functional Consultant);
Support of Collection for Fix system for Vimpelcom LLC (Functional Consultant).
SAP HCM Consultant • Ageless LLC
2013/07 — 2015/10
Implementation of SAP HCM Payroll for PJSC UkrTransGaz (Functional Consultant);
Support of SAP HCM for PJSC Velyka Kishenya (Functional Consultant);
Implementation of SAP HCM Payroll & support of SAP HCM Core HR for Unison Group (Business Analyst, Functional Consultant).
SAP HCM Consultant • BrigRetail LLC
2012/02 — 2013/07
Implementation of SAP HCM Employee/Manager Self-Services, e-Recruiting, LSO, Enterprise Portal for PJSC Sberbank Rosii v Ukraїni (Functional Consultant).
ABAP Developer • Effective Solutions
2010/09 — 2012/02
Support of SAP XI/PI for Mak-Dak LLC (ABAP Developer);
Development of tender workflow subsystem for OJSC TVEL (ABAP Team Lead).


Devashish Das
I am an assistant professor in the Department of Industrial & Management Systems Engineering at the University of South Florida (USF).
Experience
- Assistant Professor, 2017 – now, Department of Industrial and Management Systems Engineering, University of South Florida
- Research Associate, 2015 – 2017, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
- Research Assistant and Teaching Assistant, 2010 – 2015, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Education
- Ph.D., Industrial Engineering, 2015, University of Wisconsin - Madison
- B. Tech (Hons.), Manufacturing Science and Engineering, 2010, Indian Institute of Technology - Kharagpur.
- devashishdas AT usf DOT edu


ASSIGNMENT # 5
Due Date: Tuesday October 27, 2009, 1:00pm
1.0 3.0 0.5 Then the output should be: 3 floats were read the sum of cubes is 28.125
/* File: sumcubes.c This functions computes the sum of the cubes of numbers read from a file. Programmer: your name Date: Course: ENGM 2081 Instructor: Fenton/Phillips */ #include <stdio.h> int main() { /* you fill in here */ system("pause"); return 0; }
/* File: vowels.c Programmer: Date: Course: engm2081 Instructors: Fenton/Phillips This program counts the number times each of the of the vowels occurs in a file. The vowels are the characters a, e, i, o, and u. The program does not distinguish between upper and lower case characters. After counting the number of times each vowel occurs the program makes a "sideways" histogram of its results. Sample output: a: 48: ************************************************ e: 49: ************************************************* i: 48: ************************************************ o: 42: ****************************************** u: 17: ***************** */ #include <stdio.h> int main() { FILE* infile = fopen("vowels.in", "r"); FILE* outfile = fopen("vowels.out", "w"); /* You fill in here */ return 0; }
For example the following input and output might be seen:
Enter store code and quantity: E50 6 6 Ethernet cables (50 foot) costs $180.00 (total = $180.00) Enter store code and quantity: U6 4 4 USB cables (6 foot) costs $96.00 (total = $276.00) Enter store code and quantity: Q
For marking purposes capture your screen output given the the above input.
/* File: cables.c Programmer: Date: Course: ENGM 2081 Instructor: Fenton/Phillips */ #include <stdio.h> int main() { char type; /* E or U or Q */ int length, quantity; float total=0.0, cost; /* you fill in here */ system("pause"); return 0; }
The company makes lumber with base sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 inches. The height sizes are 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12 inches.
Write a program to produce a table with appropriate headings to show these values and the computed engineering properties. Part of the table is shown below:
Lumber Size Cross sectional Moment of Section Area Inertia Modulus ------------------------------------------------------------ 2 x 2 4.00 1.33 1.33 2 x 4 8.00 10.67 5.33 2 x 6 12.00 36.00 12.00 2 x 8 16.00 85.33 21.33 2 x 10 20.00 166.67 33.33 2 x 12 24.00 288.00 48.00 4 x 2 8.00 2.67 2.67 4 x 4 16.00 21.33 10.67 4 x 6 24.00 72.00 24.00 4 x 8 32.00 170.67 42.67 4 x 10 40.00 333.33 66.67 4 x 12 48.00 576.00 96.00 . . .
Hints:
fprintf(outfile, "the line as it appears in the webpage" );for each line of the header
fprintf(outfile, "%2d x %2d %16.2f %16.2f %16.2f\n", base, height, xarea, inertia, modulus);
/* File: lumber.c Programmer: Date: Course: ENGM2081 Instructor: Fenton/Phillips This program prints out a table of engineering properties of various sizes of lumber */ #include <stdio.h> #include <math.h> int main() { FILE* outfile = fopen("lumber.out", "w"); /* you fill in here */ return 0; }


sin("hello there")can cause problems.
The number of values in the X() and Y() arrays is controlled by
parameter(ixy_calc=55555)
and the number of strings in the $X() and $Y() arrays is controlled by
parameter(ixyc_calc=50)
Warning: If these parameter values are changed in size, any user-written substitute_subroutine(3f) routines must change to reflect the changes. Make a new library version and document the new size if your copy is being used by others or people reloading from your library could encounter problems.
To add a new function directly to the calculator go into funcs_() and add a new case to the SELECT. See the many existing case statements for examples on how to pass and return arguments.
!=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= case("NEW") ! NEW(value) function ! numeric parameters are in args(n) ! set fval and goto 5000 to set the returning numeric value fval=new(args(1)) goto 5000 ! go to 5000 to return a numeric value !=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= case("$NEW") ! $NEW(string) function ! GETTING A STRING ARGUMENT ii=args(1) ! assume argument 1 is a string, then this is ! pointer to where the string is ctmp=values(ii) ! get the string argument iend=values_len(ii) ! get the length of string ! RETURNING A STRING ctmp=newchar(ctmp(:iend)) ! set returned value iend=len_trim(ctmp) ! set significant length of returned value ! do something based on string goto 5002 ! set ctmp and goto 5002 to return a string value !=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
Exactly how to extract and return character strings may seem a little confusing. Remember there are over 70 examples in funcs_().
A special routine can be added to allow add your own functions for a particular program that you don't want in the main CALCULATOR(3f) utility code. It will be called when any function name is not recognized and the expression 'ownmode(1)' has previously been entered into the calculator. The example program shows a fully functional substitute_subroutine(3f) routine that should make it clear how to add your own functions. Here is a session using the example program:
At first any unknown function name causes an error in funcs_().
aa(10) error===>*funcs_* function not found: aa
But if the special function OWNMODE() is called with its first parameter set to 1 then unknown function calls are now passed to the substitute_subroutine() routine if it has been defined.
ownmode(1) 1. = ownmode(1) aa(10) *juown1* unknown function aa function name length is.. 2 number of arguments ..... 1 1 VALUE= 10.0000000000000 0. = aa(10)
By default substitute_subroutine(3f) echoes the name of the unknown function, how many characters long the function name is, how many parameters were on the function call, and an array of argument values. Note that a second array and a common block can be used to pass string variables too.
$XX="This is a string" This is a string aa(10,"hello there",40/3,$XX) *juown1* unknown function aa function name length is.. 2 number of arguments ..... 4 1 VALUE= 10.0000000000000 2 STRING=hello there 3 VALUE= 13.333333333333 4 STRING=This is a string 0. = aa(10,"hello there",40/3,$XX)
Hopefully, the example code makes this clear.
So to add your own custom functions just construct branches in substitute_subroutine(3f) based on your new function names!


The Embarrassed Cryptographer
问题描述 :
The young and very promising cryptographer Odd Even has implemented the security module of a large system with thousands of users, which is now in use in his company. The cryptographic keys are created from the product of two primes, and are believed to be secure because there is no known method for factoring such a product effectively.
What Odd Even did not think of, was that both factors in a key should be large, not just their product. It is now possible that some of the users of the system have weak keys. In a desperate attempt not to be fired, Odd Even secretly goes through all the users keys, to check if they are strong enough. He uses his very poweful Atari, and is especially careful when checking his boss’ key.
What Odd Even did not think of, was that both factors in a key should be large, not just their product. It is now possible that some of the users of the system have weak keys. In a desperate attempt not to be fired, Odd Even secretly goes through all the users keys, to check if they are strong enough. He uses his very poweful Atari, and is especially careful when checking his boss’ key.
输入:
The input consists of no more than 20 test cases. Each test case is a line with the integers 4 <= K <= 10100 and 2 <= L <= 106. K is the key itself, a product of two primes. L is the wanted minimum size of the factors in the key. The input set is terminated by a case where K = 0 and L = 0.
输出:
The input consists of no more than 20 test cases. Each test case is a line with the integers 4 <= K <= 10100 and 2 <= L <= 106. K is the key itself, a product of two primes. L is the wanted minimum size of the factors in the key. The input set is terminated by a case where K = 0 and L = 0.
样例输入:
143 10 143 20 667 20 667 30 2573 30 2573 40 0 0
样例输出:
GOOD BAD 11 GOOD BAD 23 GOOD BAD 31
进制转化+筛选法求素数。
题意：
给你两个数m,n；m是两个素数的乘。如果这两个素数中最小的那个小于（是小于！！！！）n的话，就输出BAD 那个数；否则输出GOOD；
做法：
先用素数筛把小于1100000的素数都找出来。
然后把m转化为千进制。
对于一个m，把i从2到n遍历一遍，如果i为素数&&m%i==0，说明m可以整除i；
#include<iostream> #include<stdio.h> #include<math.h> #include<string.h> using namespace std; #define Max 1100000 int isp[Max]; void isprim() { int i,j; isp[0]=isp[1]=0; isp[2]=1; for(i=3;i<Max;i++) isp[i]=i%2; int ns; ns=(int)sqrt(Max*1.0); for(i=3;i<=ns;i++) { if(isp[i]) { for(j=i*2;j<Max;j+=i) isp[j]=0; } } } int main() { int len,n,i,j,k,ks; int num,nums; char str[1000]; isprim(); while(scanf("%s%d%*c",str,&n)&&(!(str[0]=='0'&&n==0))) { len=strlen(str); for(k=2;k<n;k++) { if(isp[k]==0) { continue; } num=0; for(i=0;i<len;i+=3) { nums=0; ks=1; for(j=i;j<i+3&&j<len;j++) { ks=ks*10; nums=nums*10+(str[j]-'0'); } num=num*ks+nums; num=num%k; } // printf("num=%d,k=%d\n",num,k); if(num==0) { printf("BAD %d\n",k); break; } } if(k==n)printf("GOOD\n"); } return 0; }
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怎么有个JB在里面。
这是什么鬼，怎么多头文件
不对吧 你算的an是前面说有的项的和
很好，找的就是这一题
http://beeder.me 这个网站上有很多poj和hihoCoder的题解，质量不错，欢迎转载。
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书上的解法更巧妙一些，在九度OJ实测的效率差不多
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输入样例作为一个整体输入，带回车
这代码的输出格式不对阿，else语句的low=p移动一下位置，增加可读性
2的64次方是多少？ 这到底是在考什么啊
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Source code for dicom2nifti.convert_dicom
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
dicom2nifti
@author: abrys
"""
from __future__ import print_function
import logging
import dicom2nifti.compressed_dicom as compressed_dicom
import dicom2nifti.patch_pydicom_encodings
from dicom2nifti import convert_hitachi
dicom2nifti.patch_pydicom_encodings.apply()
import os
import tempfile
import shutil
import sys
from six import reraise
from pydicom.tag import Tag
from dicom2nifti.exceptions import ConversionValidationError, ConversionError
import dicom2nifti.convert_generic as convert_generic
import dicom2nifti.convert_siemens as convert_siemens
import dicom2nifti.convert_ge as convert_ge
import dicom2nifti.convert_philips as convert_philips
import dicom2nifti.common as common
import dicom2nifti.image_reorientation as image_reorientation
import dicom2nifti.settings as settings
import dicom2nifti.resample as resample
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
# Disable this warning as there is not reason for an init class in an enum
# pylint: disable=w0232, r0903, C0103
[docs]class Vendor(object):
"""
Enum with the vendor
"""
GENERIC = 0
SIEMENS = 1
GE = 2
PHILIPS = 3
HITACHI = 4
# pylint: enable=w0232, r0903, C0103
[docs]def dicom_series_to_nifti(original_dicom_directory, output_file, reorient_nifti=True):
""" Converts dicom single series (see pydicom) to nifty, mimicking SPM
Examples: See unit test
will return a dictionary containing
- the NIFTI under key 'NIFTI'
- the NIFTI file path under 'NII_FILE'
- the BVAL file path under 'BVAL_FILE' (only for dti)
- the BVEC file path under 'BVEC_FILE' (only for dti)
IMPORTANT:
If no specific sequence type can be found it will default to anatomical and try to convert.
You should check that the data you are trying to convert is supported by this code
Inspired by http://nipy.sourceforge.net/nibabel/dicom/spm_dicom.html
Inspired by http://code.google.com/p/pydicom/source/browse/source/dicom/contrib/pydicom_series.py
:param reorient_nifti: if True the nifti affine and data will be updated so the data is stored LAS oriented
:param output_file: file path to write to
:param original_dicom_directory: directory with the dicom files for a single series/scan
"""
# copy files so we can can modify without altering the original
temp_directory = tempfile.mkdtemp()
try:
dicom_directory = os.path.join(temp_directory, 'dicom')
shutil.copytree(original_dicom_directory, dicom_directory)
dicom_input = common.read_dicom_directory(dicom_directory)
return dicom_array_to_nifti(dicom_input, output_file, reorient_nifti)
except AttributeError as exception:
reraise(
tp=ConversionError,
value=ConversionError(str(exception)),
tb=sys.exc_info()[2])
finally:
# remove the copied data
shutil.rmtree(temp_directory)
[docs]def dicom_array_to_nifti(dicom_list, output_file, reorient_nifti=True):
""" Converts dicom single series (see pydicom) to nifty, mimicking SPM
Examples: See unit test
will return a dictionary containing
- the NIFTI under key 'NIFTI'
- the NIFTI file path under 'NII_FILE'
- the BVAL file path under 'BVAL_FILE' (only for dti)
- the BVEC file path under 'BVEC_FILE' (only for dti)
IMPORTANT:
If no specific sequence type can be found it will default to anatomical and try to convert.
You should check that the data you are trying to convert is supported by this code
Inspired by http://nipy.sourceforge.net/nibabel/dicom/spm_dicom.html
Inspired by http://code.google.com/p/pydicom/source/browse/source/dicom/contrib/pydicom_series.py
:param reorient_nifti: if True the nifti affine and data will be updated so the data is stored LAS oriented
:param output_file: file path to write to
:param dicom_list: list with uncompressed dicom objects as read by pydicom
"""
# copy files so we can can modify without altering the original
if not are_imaging_dicoms(dicom_list):
raise ConversionValidationError('NON_IMAGING_DICOM_FILES')
vendor = _get_vendor(dicom_list)
if vendor == Vendor.GENERIC:
results = convert_generic.dicom_to_nifti(dicom_list, output_file)
elif vendor == Vendor.SIEMENS:
results = convert_siemens.dicom_to_nifti(dicom_list, output_file)
elif vendor == Vendor.GE:
results = convert_ge.dicom_to_nifti(dicom_list, output_file)
elif vendor == Vendor.PHILIPS:
results = convert_philips.dicom_to_nifti(dicom_list, output_file)
elif vendor == Vendor.HITACHI:
results = convert_hitachi.dicom_to_nifti(dicom_list, output_file)
else:
raise ConversionValidationError("UNSUPPORTED_DATA")
if settings.resample:
resample.resample_image(results['NII_FILE'])
# do image reorientation if needed
if reorient_nifti:
image_reorientation.reorient_image(results['NII_FILE'], results['NII_FILE'])
return results
[docs]def are_imaging_dicoms(dicom_input):
"""
This function will check the dicom headers to see which type of series it is
Possibilities are fMRI, DTI, Anatomical (if no clear type is found anatomical is used)
:param dicom_input: directory with dicom files or a list of dicom objects
"""
# if it is philips and multiframe dicom then we assume it is ok
if convert_philips.is_philips(dicom_input):
if convert_philips.is_multiframe_dicom(dicom_input):
return True
# for all others if there is image position patient we assume it is ok
header = dicom_input[0]
return Tag(0x0020, 0x0037) in header
def _get_vendor(dicom_input):
"""
This function will check the dicom headers to see which type of series it is
Possibilities are fMRI, DTI, Anatomical (if no clear type is found anatomical is used)
"""
# check if it is siemens
if convert_siemens.is_siemens(dicom_input):
logger.info('Found manufacturer: SIEMENS')
return Vendor.SIEMENS
# check if it is ge
if convert_ge.is_ge(dicom_input):
logger.info('Found manufacturer: GE')
return Vendor.GE
# check if it is philips
if convert_philips.is_philips(dicom_input):
logger.info('Found manufacturer: PHILIPS')
return Vendor.PHILIPS
# check if it is philips
if convert_hitachi.is_hitachi(dicom_input):
logger.info('Found manufacturer: HITACHI')
return Vendor.HITACHI
# generic by default
logger.info('WARNING: Assuming generic vendor conversion (ANATOMICAL)')
return Vendor.GENERIC
def _get_first_header(dicom_directory):
"""
Function to get the first dicom file form a directory and return the header
Useful to determine the type of data to convert
:param dicom_directory: directory with dicom files
"""
# looping over all files
for root, _, file_names in os.walk(dicom_directory):
# go over all the files and try to read the dicom header
for file_name in file_names:
file_path = os.path.join(root, file_name)
# check wither it is a dicom file
if not compressed_dicom.is_dicom_file(file_path):
continue
# read the headers
return compressed_dicom.read_file(file_path,
stop_before_pixels=True,
force=dicom2nifti.settings.pydicom_read_force)
# no dicom files found
raise ConversionError('NO_DICOM_FILES_FOUND')


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| Enumerator | |
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DKRouter
public enum DKRouter : URLRequestConvertible
Route network traffic across all supported API endpoints for Dropmark
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The domain and path for all endpoints on the Dropmark API. Defaults to “https://api.dropmark.com/v1”, and may be modified for different API versions.
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Swift
public static var baseURLString: String
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The number of objects to list per page request. Defaults to 24
Declaration
Swift
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Get a list of the most recently updated items across a user’s teams and personal accounts. Returns a
DKItem
list.Declaration
Swift
case activity(parameters: Parameters?)
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Pass in an email and password, and get a user object containing the
token
necessary to authenticate requests on behalf of the user. Returns aDKUser
object.Declaration
Swift
case authenticate(parameters: Parameters)
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Get a list of collections. Returns a
DKCollection
list.Declaration
Swift
case listCollections(queryParameters: Parameters?)
-
Create a collection. Returns a
DKCollection
object.Declaration
Swift
case createCollection(bodyParameters: Parameters?)
-
Get a single collection. Returns a
DKCollection
object.Declaration
Swift
case getCollection(id: NSNumber)
-
Update a single collection. Returns a
DKCollection
object.Declaration
Swift
case updateCollection(id: NSNumber, bodyParameters: Parameters)
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Delete a single collection. Returns only a 200 response.
Declaration
Swift
case deleteCollection(id: NSNumber)
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Get the total number of collections available to the user. Returns an integer.
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Get the total number of items in a collection. Returns an integer.
Declaration
Swift
case getItemsCountForCollection(id: NSNumber)
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Get a list of users with permission to access the collection. Returns a
DKUser
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Swift
case listCollaboratorsInCollection(id: NSNumber)
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Give a user access to a collection (only works if the current user has permission)
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case addCollaboratorToCollection(id: NSNumber, bodyParameters: Parameters)
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Remove a user’s access to a collection (only works if the current user has permission). Returns only a 200 response.
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case removeCollaboratorFromCollection(userID: NSNumber, collectionID: NSNumber)
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Add a comment to an item. Returns a
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object.Declaration
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case createCommentForItem(itemID: NSNumber, bodyParameters: Parameters)
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Update a comment. Returns a
DKComment
object.Declaration
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case updateComment(id: NSNumber, bodyParameters: Parameters)
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Delete a comment. Returns only a 200 response.
Declaration
Swift
case deleteComment(id: NSNumber)
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Get a list of emails associated with the current user. Returns a
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case createEmail(email: String)
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case deleteEmail(id: NSNumber)
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Get a list of all items matching the query parameters. Returns a
DKItem
list.Declaration
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case listItems(queryParameters: Parameters?)
-
Get a list of all child items in a collection (adding a
parent_id
will filter in a stack). Returns aDKItem
list.Declaration
Swift
case listItemsInCollection(id: NSNumber, queryParameters: Parameters?)
-
Create a new item in a parent collection. Returns a
DKItem
object.Declaration
Swift
case createItemInCollection(id: NSNumber, bodyParameters: Parameters)
-
Update multiple items within a collection. Returns a
DKItem
list.Declaration
Swift
case updateItemsInCollection(id: NSNumber, bodyParameters: Parameters)
-
Update multiple items. Returns a
DKItem
list.Declaration
Swift
case updateItems(bodyParameters: Parameters)
-
Get a single item. Returns a
DKItem
object.Declaration
Swift
case getItem(id: NSNumber, queryParameters: Parameters?)
-
Update a single item. Returns a
DKItem
object.Declaration
Swift
case updateItem(id: NSNumber, bodyParameters: Parameters?)
-
Delete a single item. Returns only a 200 response.
Declaration
Swift
case deleteItem(id: NSNumber, bodyParameters: Parameters?)
-
Delete multiple items within a parent collection. Returns only a 200 response.
Declaration
Swift
case deleteItemsInCollection(id: NSNumber, bodyParameters: Parameters)
-
Duplicate an item(s) within a parent collection. Returns a
DKItem
list.Declaration
Swift
case copyItems(bodyParameters: Parameters)
-
Get a list of reactions associated with an item. Returns a
DKReaction
list.Declaration
Swift
case listReactionsForItem(itemID: NSNumber)
-
Create a reaction for an item. Returns a
DKReaction
object.Declaration
Swift
case createReactionForItem(itemID: NSNumber)
-
Delete a reaction. Returns only a 200 response.
Declaration
Swift
case deleteReaction(id: NSNumber)
-
Run a search for collections, items, comments, reactions, and invites using the
q
parameter. Note: Be sure to use theDKResponseListAny
serializer to accept varying object types. Returns a list containing ‘DKCollection’, ‘DKItem’, ‘DKComment’, ‘DKReaction’, and ‘DKInvite’ objects.Declaration
Swift
case search(queryParameters: Parameters?)
-
Get a list of tags associated with the current user. Returns a
DKTag
list.Declaration
Swift
case listTags
-
Get a list of tags applied to the specified item. Returns a
DKTag
list.Declaration
Swift
case listTagsForItem(itemID: NSNumber)
-
Create a new tag and apply it to the specified item. Returns a
DKTag
object.Declaration
Swift
case createTagForItem(itemID: NSNumber, name: String)
-
Delete a tag. Returns only a 200 response.
Declaration
Swift
case deleteTag(id: NSNumber)
-
Get a list of teams the current user belongs to. Returns a
DKTeam
list.Declaration
Swift
case listTeams(queryParameters: Parameters?)
-
Get a specified team, if visible to the current user. Returns a
DKTeam
object.Declaration
Swift
case getTeam(id: NSNumber)
-
Update a team. Returns a
DKTeam
object.Declaration
Swift
case updateTeam(id: NSNumber, bodyParameters: Parameters)
-
List all users belonging to the specified team. Returns a
DKUser
list.Declaration
Swift
case listUsersInTeam(id: NSNumber)
-
Add a user to a team. Returns a
DKUser
object.Declaration
Swift
case createUserInTeam(id: NSNumber, bodyParameters: Parameters)
-
Update a user within a team. Returns a
DKUser
object.Declaration
Swift
case updateUserInTeam(teamID: NSNumber, userID: NSNumber, bodyParameters: Parameters)
-
Remove a user from a team. Returns only a 200 response.
Declaration
Swift
case deleteUserInTeam(teamID: NSNumber, userID: NSNumber)
-
Create a user (aka register a new account). Returns a
DKUser
object.Declaration
Swift
case createUser(bodyParameters: Parameters)
-
Get the user object for the current user. NOTE: The user object returned by this endpoint will not contain a ‘token’ for authentication. Returns a
DKUser
object.Declaration
Swift
case getUser(queryParameters: Parameters?)
-
Update information for the current user. Returns a
DKUser
object.Declaration
Swift
case updateUser(bodyParameters: Parameters)
-
Get a list of users associated with the current user
Declaration
Swift
case listContacts
-
Check if an email is available for registration. Returns a
Bool
value.Declaration
Swift
case getEmailAvailability(email: String)
-
Check if a username is available for registration. Returns a
Bool
value.Declaration
Swift
case getUsernameAvailability(username: String)
-
Use this endpoint to get an upload signature for direct uploads to Amazon S3
Declaration
Swift
case createUploadSignature(bodyParameters: Parameters)
-
Returns a URL request or throws if an
Error
was encountered.- Throws: An `Error` if the underlying `URLRequest` is `nil`. - Returns: A URL request.
Declaration
Swift
public func asURLRequest() throws -> URLRequest
-
To access API resources, an API token is required in the header of all requests. To authenticate with this function, first set the
DKRouter.apiToken
variable. Then pass a reference to a request through.Throws
Returns an error if no API token is found
Declaration
Swift
public static func authenticateAPIRequest(_ urlRequest: inout URLRequest) throws
Parameters
urlRequest
A reference to a
URLRequest
-
To authorize requests on behalf of a user, the user’s private token must be encoded and supplied in the
Authorization
header. To authorize a user’s request for the duration of the app session, set an authenticated user toDKRouter.user
.Throws
Returns errors if no user or user token are found
Declaration
Swift
public static func authorizeUserRequest(_ urlRequest: inout URLRequest) throws
Parameters
urlRequest
A reference to a
URLRequest


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--- layout: page title: "About" description: "Exploring is vital." header-img: "img/about.jpg" ---
My name is Brice Bernard, I work as a front-end developer for Happiour.
The aim was to gather exclusive offers from various vendors and show the relevant ones to users based on their location. I was in charge of the front-end for the dashboard (https://business.happiour.com/) that vendors used to create and manage their offers, we used AngularJS 1.5+, Stylus, Node.JS.
Previously, I worked for Webassadors, a french startup that was creating a social network to bring together brands and selected fans, that then would act as "ambassadors" in their own network. Worked on the social platform using AngularJS, Stylus and some Bootstrap elements.
Before that, I obtained a master in Computer Science, and did some software development through school projects and internships. However the web is home, after toying with it when I was a kid, I had to come back.
On a personal side, I love discovering new things. I think that's why I love the web so much, it's always in motion and it feels like new ideas can grow easily, this is awesome.
Want to get in touch or share some nice stuff? Send me an email !
I also had the opportunity to touch a little bit of React Native when we tought about moving our android app to React.
Developped the front-end of the MVP for their potential next project (basically a marketplace), using AngularJS, React, Flux, and Stylus.


Compute and represent gene set enrichment or depletion from your data based on pre-saved maps from the Atlas of Cancer Signalling Networks (ACSN) or user imported maps. User imported maps must be complying with the GMT format as defined by the Broad Institute, that is to say that the file should be tab- separated, that the first column should contain the module name, the second column can contain comments that will be overwritten with the number of genes in the module, and subsequent columns must contain the list of genes (HUGO symbols; tab-separated) inside the module. The gene set enrichment can be run with hypergeometric test or Fisher exact test, and can use multiple corrections. Visualization of data can be done either by barplots or heatmaps.
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| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0), ggplot2, gridExtra, scales |
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| Published: | 2016-09-01 |
| Author: | Paul Deveau [aut, cre], Eric Bonnet [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Paul Deveau <paul.deveau at curie.fr> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | ACSNMineR results |
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Place: Afghanistan, Site Hotel Bravo
Teams: Task Force 141 vs. OpFor
Type of Combat: Long to medium range combat. Short range within the cave.
Terrain: Crashed C-130 Hercules plane in the middle of a desert valley with cliffs.
Afghan is set around an accessible C-130 crash site in the middle of a desert canyon in Afghanistan near Site Hotel Bravo. The East and West areas feature cliffs and bunkers, perfect for snipers. A cave inside the mountain is often filled with intense close range battle, the large entrance to the cave being a great spot for overlooking the plane crash below. Around the other side of the mountain, there is a pathway that leads from the bunker, around the back of the cave to the high-up ledge. This path is great for flanking an opponents, alongside the pathway through the bunker and across the fields planted with opium poppies.
Due to its circular walkways and design patterns, every place has two or more flanking routes, making it perfect for Team Deathmatch. However, there is a solution to these flanking routes in one of the most open and undefended places on the map.
All edges of this rocky, desert wasteland are fairly defendable, but the open and narrow avenues make it easy for even an entire team to become pinned down. Even the very center of the map offers effective multidirectional cover inside the enclosed openings of the C-130 wreckage, but again, advancing between positions of cover or even getting to them after a respawn can be impossible if any of the map's overwatch positions are taken by enemies. The map is therefore structured to reward the player(s) that take patient advantage of the best overwatch positions and wait for their opponent to dart from their cover; however, as all overwatch positions have a number of directions for enemies to come up behind them, it is essential to ensure that teammates are always guarding against this before focusing downrange from one.
Afghan is popular among snipers, as it offers many long sightlines, as well as good areas offering large amounts of camouflage. There are several positions which offer a good tactical advantage over enemies; especially in Hardcore HQ, as silenced snipers will guarantee one-hit-kills as well as having a degree of stealth due to the lack of killcam.
A sniper positioned on the rocks at the Pipeline canyon can get a clear view into the cave, which can help in defending objectives, or halting enemies from exiting their spawn. Similarly, a marksman perched on the cliff can take out enemies trying to reach the bunkers. However, due to the length of time Modern Warfare 2 has been played, many sniping positions are routinely checked, and often result in snipers being killed repeatedly by users of automatic rifles.
Thermal Scopes are very useful on the map, as the white contrasts greatly against the desert-colour of the map. However, it is less useful for seeing players at the top of the cliff as the sky appears white as well.
Afghan features two "secret" vantage points which both look over the C-130 crash site. One is situated below the clifftop, where players must slide slowly off the edge and land amongst shrubs next to a tree. This spot is usually only useful for a few kills until the player is found by enemies.
Another small ledge juts out above the cave mouth. It is accessable by climbing the wing of the downed aircraft, and by jumping from the top edge over to the ledge.  To make the jump, players need 100% mobility, and if not, they will fall to their death unless using Commando Pro.
Another area useful for sniping is the rock near the B objective in S&D/Demolition. It offers views across the rocks to the West Air Defence section. However, it is well known and players sniping there are likely to be killed from behind.
The multiple pathways toward all fighting positions make Domination matches particularly hectic, as the offense will often be able to find an unguarded approach.
Rushing is an effective strategy at catching the unprepared, but there will almost always be a sniper waiting to pick off any player.
The small and completely enclosed interiors of the pillbox bunkers make those inside particularly vulnerable to explosives, particularly rockets from afar.
The propellers on the C-130 make for a good camping spot, especially when attacking the cave. Although these propellers offer little cover.
If the player runs on the C-130 and jumps onto a small box just off of the wing an opened sniping spot is available. From here, the player is invulnerable to virtually anything.
The tall poppy plants in the northeast corner make for superb concealment, even without a Ghillie Suit (which, being set in a desert on this map, doesn't blend much with the lush green plants anyway).
There are a lot of dips and a rock where a prone sniper can be effectively concealed near Demolition Site B. The dips are even large enough to conceal care packages, but it is possible for a package to roll off the edge of the map from here.
An experienced sniper can camp in the small bunker with a claymore and hold off a few enemies before moving.
The small doors into the pillbox bunkers are particularly easy to secure with Claymores. However, the bunkers are small enough that an enemy can often shoot anyone inside from just outside the door.
Claymores can easily be mistaken for rocks in this map.
Claymores prove invaluable in several areas of the map, and can be planted between the hydrogen tanks near the high cliff sniping spot, as well as the two choke points leading down from there to the left, through the poppy field.
The small places of vegetation make good places to hide Claymores.
The most obvious sniping positions - the high cliff and the two bunkers - are often camped to such an extent that they are useless, even if their rear approaches are secure. When they aren't being watched by any mobile enemies, they are often simply squaring off against each other as snipers.
There are mattresses below the high cliff that will negate almost all fall damage and can always be jumped down onto safely from the cliff above. To land successfully on them, walk off the cliff rather than jumping from it.
In Headquarters, when it moves to the crop field, you can go prone and still capture it and be concealed quite well. Having Cold-Blooded Pro and Ninja Pro makes you virtually invisible.
Players should not go inside the C-130. There (with UAV) the player can be easily exposed to LMGs and small arms fire.
The entire map is surrounded by deadly falls and radiation; however, they should be far away from any avenues of approach the player may take, with the possible exception of the northwest corner.
The plane's cockpit is an effective, though extremely obvious and open, fighting position.
It is possible to hide under the tail portion of the crashed C-130 and conceal oneself from enemy aircraft.
Chopper Gunner rounds can penetrate the fuselage of the crashed C-130.
Despite the openness of the map, there are several out-of-the-way dead ends with large vehicles as hard cover which are ideal for activating killstreaks from. Three of these positions are in the southeast, the direct south, and the direct west.
Sandstorms periodically flare up and reduce some visibility, even while using thermal scopes. Visibility is perfect in between these storms.
It is possible to jump from the tip of the crashed C-130's upturned wing to the pipes sticking out of the mountain or the small grassy ledge to the right of the pipes. The jump's success is much more likely if running speed is boosted.
When playing Demolition, the attacking team's spawn point is extremely vulnerable.
When playing Demolition, the defense has an observed tendency to focus on point A. Point B can be reliably defend by just one player, however, who is either sitting on top of the rock adjacent to the cave exit (the one in the shadows) or sitting next to the pile of rocks on either side of the concrete catwalk ( line-of-sight to the bomb from this location is blocked, but sometimes LOS on someone interacting with it is possible).
When playing Demolition, the offense is often at such a disadvantage that neither team will successfully bomb both targets, the game will go into overtime, and whoever is lucky enough to defend will have the larger chance of winning. Estate is similar in this regard.
Hiding in between the two stalagmites in the cave and to the back of the eastern bunker make the player very hard to see from outside, especially if wearing a Ghillie suit, which eliminates the slight shine on all players. As stated earlier, this is why thermal scopes are particularly valuable on this map.
There are trucks on this map. It is possible to jump on top of them and crouch in the hole on the roof. Doing this in the Humvee in the southeast is an effective way to defend point A in Domination.
In Domination matches, fighting gets furious around A and B, so be prepared. Some people may camp in the tall grasses behind A, so make sure the area is clear as well as the surrounding bunkers. Also, C is right by one of the most popular sniping spots, so don't try to snipe.
The cave can easily be secured by a team using Claymores. The rear entrance is particularly effective, as setting a claymore near the pipes can cause a much larger explosion, often resulting in a multi kill.
On Domination, it is possible to capture B by crouching or going prone in the poppy fields, allowing a capture without being seen.


inmobi
Businessmodel of InMobi
Customer Segments
InMobi has a segmented business model, with customer groups having slightly different needs. Its three customer segments are as follows:
- Developers: The company enables developers to embed Miip in their apps so they can promote and monetize them. The platform includes gaming, social, news, and entertainment features.
- Retailers: The company enables retailers to creatively promote their stores in apps so that consumers can discover, share, and buy their products. Clients include JustFab, Zulily, and Joyus.
- Brands: The company enables brands to understand consumer perceptions of their message by using Miip’s sentiment analysis feature to obtain powerful insights. ### Value Proposition
InMobi offers three primary value propositions: design, customization, and brand/status.
The company’s Miip platform designs an experience for consumers that integrates seamlessly with a client’s app. It highlights products that complement the application and user context, creating strong user engagement.
The platform analyzes trends in consumer usage of the app, enabling it to customize recommendations for retailers’ products and services.
The company’s popularity has led to it having a strong brand. It bills itself as the largest independent advertising network in the world, reaching more than a billion people in 200 countries, who access 100 billion shopping sessions per month. Other impressive statistics include the following:
- It serves 30,000 publishers that include brand-safe and premium inventory
- It has observed 2.6 billion app downloads on its platform
- It generates 138 billion monthly advertising impressions
- It has defined 20,000 audience segments, enabling highly specific targeting InMobi was also selected as one of the 50 most disruptive companies in the world by MIT Technology Review.
Channels
InMobi’s main channel is its website, through which it invites potential customers to sign up for its services. The company also offers free phone consultations and promotes its offering through events such as conferences.
Customer Relationships
InMobi’s customer relationship is primarily of a self-service, automated nature. Customers utilize the service through the main platform while having limited interaction with employees.
The company’s website includes an “Insights and Downloads” section providing guidance that includes videos, white papers, webinars, and presentations.
Key Activities
InMobi’s business model entails maintaining and enhancing its InMobi Discovery Platform for developers, retailers, and brands.
Key Partners
InMobi operates the Mobile Tracking & Attribution Partner (MTAP) Program. It works with independent mobile attribution platforms to expand capabilities for advertisers and offer them top solutions for attribution. Advertisers are given the ability to access advanced features such as negative targeting and retargeting.
The program also facilitates conversion discrepancy resolution and quicker troubleshooting for them. Specific partners include TUNE, Kochava, AppsFlyer, TalkingData, Apsalar, adjust, and AdMaster.
Key Resources
InMobi’s main resource is its proprietary software platform, which connects more than 30,000 publishers with over a billion mobile users. It also depends on its human resources, namely its engineering, sales/marketing, and customer service staff.
As a relatively new startup, it relies heavily on investors, and has raised $220.6 million from five companies as of September 2015.
Cost Structure
InMobi has a cost-driven structure, aiming to minimize expenses through significant automation. Its biggest cost driver is likely research and development, as it invests heavily in technology. Other major drivers are in the areas of sales/marketing and customer support/operations.
Revenue Streams
InMobi appears to have one revenue stream: the fees it charges developers, retailers, and brands for use of its platform. No information is available regarding pricing.


I'm Sumanth Talluri and I am a Systems Engineer Specialist at Infosys. I try to improve my skills as a developer, so I accepted the 30 Days of Python challenge.
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Welcome to the Mason demo site. Mason is a JavaScript and SVG sequence feature annotation viewer that may be integrated into
web sites. Mason source code and documentation may be found at our
GitHub site.
Pre-Built Modules
Below are four pre-built modules for displaying four types of sequence annotation data: coiled-coil predictions, transmembrane and signal
peptide predictions, disordered regions predictions, and secondary structure predictions.
PSIPRED secondary structure prediction module:
[Code and details]
Example Applications:
Below are two example applications of the Mason viewer. The first is the display of protein sequence coverage in multiple mass
spec proteomics experiments. The second is an example of incorporating multiple Mason viewers into a single page for showing different
types of sequence annotations for the same protein.
Protein sequence coverage and quality from proteomics experiments:
[Code and details]
Show/hide trypsin cut points
Multiple Mason viewers for the same protein on a single page.
[Code and details]


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GEMWORDS AND JEWELWORDS
Gemwords and Jewelwords are similar to runewords, but use gems and jewels instead. To make them, use a grey (nonmagical, socketed) items.
They are an affordable low level option for characters that need a specific bonus, whether it be resistances, damage, attributes, etc. without sacrificing a lot of power to obtain them.
GEMWORDS
Put jewels into all item sockets except the last. Then put a gem into it.
The resulting item will have the gem and jewel bonuses, as expected, with one difference: the gem bonus is multiplied by [number of sockets + 1].
Example:
Grey long war bow (4 sockets) with 3 jewels + 1 flawless ruby
The item gets the bonuses from the jewels + the flawless ruby bonus x5
This also works in items with a single socket, granting you the gem bonus multiplied by 2.
JEWELWORDS
Put jewels into all item sockets.
The resulting item will have the jewel bonuses, as expected, with an added small bonus:
+[number of sockets]*5 to All Attributes
All Resists +5*[number of sockets]%
Example:
Grey long war bow (4 sockets) with 4 jewels
The item gets the bonuses from the jewels and +20 to All Attributes and All Resists +20%.
This also works in items with a single socket, granting you the jewel bonus and +5 to All Attributes and All Resists +5%.


Highest ever number of closure and enforcement orders on food businesses last month
by Stephen McNeiceThe 'highest ever' monthly number of enforcement orders were served on restaurants and other food businesses in November, according to the Food Safety Authority (FSAI).
A total of 23 orders were served on businesses last month.
Issues identified by inspectors at individual locations included a dead mouse being found in a trip in a kitchen; 'substantial' pigeon faeces found in a wash basin in a food packing area; and high levels of E. coli and coliforms found in drinking water and ice samples taken from a premises.
FSAI chief executive Dr Pamela Byrne condemned the situation as "totally unacceptable".
She said: "Some of the reasons for Enforcement Orders in November demonstrate totally inadequate hygiene standards and these operators are damaging the reputation of the food industry as we enter one of the busiest months of the year.
"With the Christmas period already underway, food businesses must ensure they maintain high food safety standards and I hope in December we see a significant reduction in Enforcement Orders and improving food safety standards."
You can see the full list of November's orders below, with full details on the FSAI website.
Eleven Closure Orders were served under the FSAI Act, 1998 on:
- New Century Chinese Takeaway, Riverstown, Dundalk, Louth
- Hui Kee (Take Away) (Closed area: Area to the rear of the premises housing coldroom), 52 Bulfin Road Inchicore, Dublin 8
- Vernon Catering (Packer) (Closed area: Packing area of open food in warehouse), Unit C104, Castleforbes Business Park, Sheriff Street Upper, East Wall, Dublin 1
- Sajna Exclusive Dining (Restaurant/ Café), 28/29 Bishop Street, Cobh, Cork
- Apache Pizza (Restaurant/ Café), 58 Dame Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
- Blackchurch Inn (Restaurant/ Café), Naas Road, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin
- Hilan Chinese and Korean BBQ Restaurant (Restaurant/ Café), 45 Capel Street, Dublin 1
- The Kitchen (Restaurant/ Café), Emmet Street, Trim, Meath
- Roma Restaurant (Closed Area:- the external area to the rear and side of the premises used for food production and storage), Dundalk Street, Carlingford, Louth
- East Ocean (Take Away), 61 Port Road, Letterkenny, Donegal
- Elita Meats (Small Meat Manufacturing Plant), Unit D4, Dunshaughlin Business Park, Dunshaughlin, Meath
Ten Closure Orders were served under the EC (Official Control of Foodstuffs) Regulations, 2010 on:
- Tony's Bistro (Restaurant/ Café), 69 North Main Street, Cork
- Capital Turkish Kebab House (Restaurant/ Café), 3 Eglington Street, Galway
- Ballyneety Pizza (Take Away), Ballyneety, Limerick
- Westmanstown Sports Centre (Restaurant/ Café), Westmanstown, Dublin 15
- The Blue Anchor (Restaurant/ Café), Bellurgan Point, Dundalk, Louth
- Tikka Asian Street Food (Restaurant/ Café), Schooner House, South Quay, Wicklow
- Salvetas Take Away and Café (Restaurant/ Café), 4A Church Street, Finglas, Dublin 11
- Khan Spices (Retailer), 84 North Main Street, Cork
- Maliks Tandoori Restaurant (Restaurant/ Café), 1 Lower Pearse Road, Sligo
- The Paragon (Public House) (Closed activity: all activities with the exception of service of hot and cold drinks and prepackaged ready to eat snacks), Main Street, Skibbereen, Cork
Two Prohibition Orders were served under the FSAI Act, 1998 on:
- Vernon Catering (Packer), Unit C104, Castleforbes Business Park, Sheriff Street Upper, East Wall, Dublin 1
- Elita Meats (Small Meat Manufacturing Plant), Unit D4, Dunshaughlin Business Park, Dunshaughlin, Meath


November 5, 2018
Intro
Kobe beef is one of Japan's most delicious and classy dishes. The Japanese have developed a special care process for Kobe cows to achieve quality meat.
Since their first days of birth, Kobe cows have been given beer. They are allowed to relax with classical music so that they can feel completely comfortable.
It is believed that the if a cow feels "happy", the taste of its meat will be better. Thus, the price of Kobe beef is up to $ 1000 per kilogram.
Approximate Price: 1000 USD / 1 kg
It seems that only Japan has a "deadly dangerous" dish like this Puffer Fish Salad.
If there is any negligence during processing, the fish poison will cause serious harm.
As a result, chefs preparing puff pastry must undergo strict training and must have a certificate of practice.
Regarding the salad, it must maintain the taste of pangolins and itch without harming the health of the eaters due to the retention of some toxic fish.
Approximate Price: 100 USD / piece
The ocean tuna is often the best ingredient to make the famous Japanese sushi.
The standard Toro must come from the ocean blue tuna, the most valuable being the Otoro.
In 2003, Kiyoshi Kimura, the owner of Sushi-Zanmai Japan, invested $ 1.76 million to auction the ocean tuna weighing in at 221 pounds.
At Tokyo's premium bars, each slice of Otoro tuna is priced at $ 24.7.
Growing only in autumn in the pine forests of Japan, Matsutake mushrooms are extremely valuable mushrooms, which are about $ 2,000 per kilogram.
Surprisingly, where a mushroom is picked is not going to allow any other Matsutake mushroom to grow.
Price: 2000 USD / kg
GYellow Melon Yubari is a special type of melon grown on Hokkaido volcanic soil with smooth, sweet and fragrant scent that no other land has.
Yubari is often used as a luxury gift to give VIP customers. The price of Yubari yellow melon in Hokkaido was auctioned in 2008 for $ 28,000.
Price: 500-2800 USD / kg
Originated from the Ishikawa region of Japan, a Ruby Romance grape bunch can be valued as $5,400. This grape is meticulous cared on the field. Each bunch of grapes has about 30 small berries and each grape weighs about 18g. If it is a high-grade Ruby Romance, the grape must weigh up to 30g. This is the most expensive grape from Japan.
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In this class, we will use Colab for the programming assignments since it provides a free GPU to every google account. Colab is compatible with Jupyter notebooks and it lets you write and execute Python code in your web browser. You won't needing a GPU for the first assignment.
Colab provides a Tesla T4 (15079MiB) GPU with 64G disk space for every google account. It allows you to continuously run code for 12 hours. If you need more than 12 hours, you need to run your code again. It is like a server with your own space and environment.
Please upload or directly save the assignment folder on your google drive account. (For example, /My Drive/cs682/assignment1).
Go to your Google Drive account, then to to the assignment folder (for example: /cs682/assignment1), double click the Jupyter notebook that you want to execute (For example, svm.ipynb) and choose to open it with Colab.
You will see a screen like this:
Now, we will show you how to activate a GPU.
Goto Edit->Notebook Setting and choose GPU:
You can check your gpu status by adding a new cell by clicking the +code button at the top, typing !nvidia-smi into it and then running it:
In order to load data, you need to mount your Google Drive using following command. Note that you need to do this every time you open a .ipynb file with Colab.
import os
print(os.getcwd())
from google.colab import drive
drive.mount('/content/drive')
path = "/content/drive/My Drive/cs682/assignment1"
os.chdir(path)
print(os.getcwd())
You will see this:
Now your root dir is "/content/drive/My Drive/cs682/assignment1" and you can run the code in the .ipynb file.
Colab comes with most of the common packages. If you need to install or update a package (for example numpy), simply run:
!pip install numpy
To check on existing packages:
!pip list
Terminal commands are supported but with a slight change (add !):
ls -> !ls
nvidia-smi -> !nvidia-smi
cd dir -> %cd dir (cd need to add % which is special)
If you have any questions, you can refer to this tutorial.