| 1 | package fr.sii.ogham.core.service; | |
| 2 | ||
| 3 | import static fr.sii.ogham.core.util.LogUtils.summarize; | |
| 4 | ||
| 5 | import java.util.Arrays; | |
| 6 | import java.util.List; | |
| 7 | ||
| 8 | import org.slf4j.Logger; | |
| 9 | import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory; | |
| 10 | ||
| 11 | import fr.sii.ogham.core.exception.MessageNotSentException; | |
| 12 | import fr.sii.ogham.core.exception.MessagingException; | |
| 13 | import fr.sii.ogham.core.message.Message; | |
| 14 | import fr.sii.ogham.core.sender.ConditionalSender; | |
| 15 | ||
| 16 | /** | |
| 17 | * Implementation that will ask each sender if it is able to handle the message. | |
| 18 | * If the sender can, then the service asks the sender to really send the | |
| 19 | * message. | |
| 20 | * | |
| 21 | * If several senders can handle the message, then each sender that is able to | |
| 22 | * handle it will be used. | |
| 23 | * | |
| 24 | * @author Aurélien Baudet | |
| 25 | * @see ConditionalSender | |
| 26 | */ | |
| 27 | public class EverySupportingMessagingService implements MessagingService { | |
| 28 | private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(EverySupportingMessagingService.class); | |
| 29 | ||
| 30 | /** | |
| 31 | * The list of senders used to handle messages | |
| 32 | */ | |
| 33 | private List<ConditionalSender> senders; | |
| 34 | ||
| 35 | /** | |
| 36 | * Initialize the service with none, one or several sender implementations. | |
| 37 | * The registration order has no consequence. | |
| 38 | * | |
| 39 | * @param senders | |
| 40 | * the senders to register | |
| 41 | */ | |
| 42 | public EverySupportingMessagingService(ConditionalSender... senders) { | |
| 43 | this(Arrays.asList(senders)); | |
| 44 | } | |
| 45 | ||
| 46 | /** | |
| 47 | * Initialize the service with the provided sender implementations. The | |
| 48 | * registration order has no consequence. | |
| 49 | * | |
| 50 | * @param senders | |
| 51 | * the senders to register | |
| 52 | */ | |
| 53 | public EverySupportingMessagingService(List<ConditionalSender> senders) { | |
| 54 | super(); | |
| 55 | this.senders = senders; | |
| 56 | } | |
| 57 | ||
| 58 | /** | |
| 59 | * Sends the message. The message can be anything with any content and that | |
| 60 | * must be delivered to something or someone. | |
| 61 | * | |
| 62 | * Ask each sender if it is able to handle the message. Each sender that | |
| 63 | * can't handle the message is skipped. Each sender that is able to handle | |
| 64 | * it will be called in order to really send the message. | |
| 65 | * | |
| 66 | * @param message | |
| 67 | * the message to send | |
| 68 | * @throws MessagingException | |
| 69 | * when the message couldn't be sent | |
| 70 | * @throws MessageNotSentException | |
| 71 | * when no sender could handle the message | |
| 72 | */ | |
| 73 | @Override | |
| 74 | public void send(Message message) throws MessagingException { | |
| 75 | LOG.info("Sending message..."); | |
| 76 | LOG.trace("{}", message); | |
| 77 | LOG.debug("Find senders that is able to send the message {}", summarize(message)); | |
| 78 | boolean sent = false; | |
| 79 | for (ConditionalSender sender : senders) { | |
| 80 | if (sender.supports(message)) { | |
| 81 | LOG.debug("Sending message {} using sender {}...", summarize(message), sender); | |
| 82 | sender.send(message); | |
| 83 | LOG.debug("Message {} sent using sender {}", summarize(message), sender); | |
| 84 | sent = true; | |
| 85 | } else { | |
| 86 | LOG.debug("Sender {} can't handle the message {}", sender, summarize(message)); | |
| 87 | } | |
| 88 | } | |
| 89 | if(sent) { | |
| 90 | LOG.info("Message sent"); | |
| 91 | LOG.trace("{}", message); | |
| 92 | } else { | |
| 93 | throw new MessageNotSentException("No sender available to send the message", message); | |
| 94 | } | |
| 95 | } | |
| 96 | ||
| 97 | /** | |
| 98 | * Register a new sender. The sender is added at the end. | |
| 99 | * | |
| 100 | * @param sender | |
| 101 | * the sender to register | |
| 102 | * @return this instance for fluent chaining | |
| 103 | */ | |
| 104 | public EverySupportingMessagingService addSender(ConditionalSender sender) { | |
| 105 |
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1. addSender : All method instructions replaced by: return null; → NO_COVERAGE |
senders.add(sender); |
| 106 | return this; | |
| 107 | } | |
| 108 | } | |
Mutations | ||
| 105 |
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Sadly I've had way more bosses that were the opposite of this. Perhaps it's just that 3:1 negative experience bias that makes me believe that, or maybe it's because I'm difficult!
My previous employer was pretty good in this regard. They genuinely care about the happiness of their employees, right down to redesigning the office based on suggestions. Even when they made a whole bunch of people redundant recently (I was one of them), they invited anyone affected by it to attend a "coping with change" workshop. They also let me bring my last day forward so that I could focus on EDA without distraction.
I was never into their "Rah rah we're changing the world" go-getter culture, but I appreciated that they really try hard to be a great place to work. When you don't much like the field you work in, that makes facing each week a whole lot easier.
I had difficulty with both of these. Consistent, sustained concentration on the breath is difficult enough - remembering all the steps of the techniques as well as trying to visualise "goodness", or a "dark" version of myself was just too distracting. I ended up too focussed on what my visualisations should look like or whether I was missing a step.
Perhaps it's because I waited until the afternoon to meditate - I struggle to concentrate even more after midday. Having said all this though, I did experience brief elation when giving good vibes during the Tonglen bit. Perhaps I should revisit this stuff when I'm more skillful or just when I'm more alert.
Although I would argue that I'm totally unconcerned about Status, I realised how wrong I was when the book mentioned applying it to oneself: I am always comparing who I am with who I think I should be. Phase Zero has been good and bad for my own personal feeling of Status - when I've failed I've been pretty upset, but conversely I've succeeded a lot too and that's been absolute gold for me. I just need to cement everything I've learned these last nine weeks about dealing with failure.
Certainty is something everyone wants to feel. At times I've worried whether I'm good enough to proceed to bootcamp. Part of this worry has been down to my own need to improve my confidence; part of it has been a lack of communication from EDA. To their credit they are taking my feedback seriously. Joseph really helped my Certainty about my ability and about bootcamp, and for that I thank him.
I crave Autonomy. It can be frustrating not to have it. In Phase Zero there's been an awful lot, and I can see the shortcomings of that (see Certainty). I think in bootcamp we'll have to work in teams much more than we have been, which will sacrifice Autonomy a little, but that's a good thing I think - after all everything EDA is driving us towards is about making us better people to work with.
At the beginning of Phase Zero, the overwhelming curiosity was my feelings of Relatedness. What would my cohort be like? Would they be super awesome technical people who were reluctant to share their expertise? Would they be nice people? Helpful people? Kind people? Turns out they certainly were, and I hope they think the same of me. I certainly tried my best. Now we have to do it all over agin when we merge with the Tieke cohort!
Fairness is a huge deal to me. Thankfully it's not been an issue so far. The work has been challenging but doable, the teachers and my cohort buddies have been kind and helpful. The emphasis on Process over Product really hammers this principle home - don't obsess about grades, but do your best and help others and you'll be alright. I hope those who dropped out or dropped back will be alright too.


Dear Friend,
I am Mrs. Maryam. Abacha, the widow of Sani Abacha the Late Nigerian Head of State.
I am presently in distress and under house arrest while my son Mohammed is undergoing trial in Lagos and Abuja though he has just been recently granted bail under the condition that my family refunds to the Federal Government some amount of money. The government has frozen all the family account and auctioned all our properties.
Refer to this website about my husband's loot and you will understand what I mean
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To save the family from total bankruptcy I have managed to ship through an undercover courier company, the sum of US$32, 000,000.00. kept by my late husband. The money was disguised to beat the Nigerian S! ecurity and it is currently deposited in a security company which I will disclose the name and contacts to you if I get a positive response from you. I want you to receive the money and pay into your account for the family safely.
I am offering you 25% for assisting me secure this money, Contact me immediately with my email address so that I can forward to you all necessary details. Endeavour to send your phone and fax numbers for easy Communications. This project is not risky.
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Devices
and Printers Folder Extensibility Sample
Last Updated: March 2009
Demonstrates
This sample demonstrates how to create
property pages and context menu handlers for devices in the Devices and Printers
Folder. The sample solution contains two projects: a context menu project and a
property page project. Each builds into its own DLL. If a client wants to
implement a context menu and property page, then they could both just be built into
the same DLL and share the same class factory.
To accommodate the sample being built and tried without modification, the
context menu handler binds to the mouse interface by default (done in
Associations.reg). In real scenarios it is recommended to bind
against Hardware Ids if possible instead of interfaces. Please see the
"Devices and Printers Folder - Extensibility Guide" document on
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc for
complete guidance.
Context Menu
The main purpose of this project is to show how to create a context menu handler
for a device that launches a custom application contextually.
Important: This project shows how to implement a
dynamic context menu handler which won't always be needed. If the requirement is
just to launch an application statically (without context) you can just
associate a static context menu handler with the device. See the "Devices and
Printers Folder - Extensibility Guide" document for more information. This project
demonstrates how contextual information can be collected from the device
in Devices and Printers and then use that information to launch an application.
Command Bar
The object created in the context menu project also supports being used for the
Command Bar. This sample shows how entries can be added to the Command Bar (in
the Associations.reg file). Please note that Command Bar items should be used
sparingly as there is limited UI real-estate for these. Only put context menu
items on the Command Bar that are going to be frequently used by customers.
Property Page
The main purpose of this project is to show how to create a property page for a
device with relevant contextual information about the device clicked on in
Devices and Printers.
Features used in the Windows platform:
Devices and Printers, Shell Extensibility Model, and SetupAPI.
Prerequisites
- This sample requires Windows 7 or later to
run.
- Visual Studio 2008 is needed to edit the Solution and Projects.
- Sample supports x86 and x64.
Languages
C++/COM
Folders
and Files
- \
- readme.htm - This file.
- DeviceFolderExtensibility.sln
- Visual Studio 2008 solution file. This solution file encapsulates all the projects
for this sample. Each folder under the root defines a project and contains a Visual
Studio project file.
- Associations.reg - File used
to associate the property page COM object with the mouse interface for Devices and
Printers. Note this file really just exists for convenience in getting the sample
up and running. In real scenarios, the association would likely be performed by
a driver installation package (via an INF file), or a software installation package
that this object ships with. Also, please note the actual registration of
the COM object itself in Windows is done through DllRegisterServer in dllmain.cpp.
-
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- DeviceContextMenu\
- CDeviceContextMenu.h - Declaration
of the CDeviceContextMenu class.
- CDeviceContextMenuFactory.h
- Declaration of the CDeviceContextMenuFactory class.
- common.h - Common header for all files in the project.
- resource.h - Resource declarations for resources contained in
DeviceContextMenu.rc
- DeviceContextMenu.rc - Contains all the resources and layout for the device
context menu.
- CDeviceContextMenu.cpp -
Implements the CDeviceContextMenu class which includes the implementations of the
standard interfaces to add property pages to the Devices and Printers property sheet:
IInitializeCommand and IExplorerCommand.
- CDeviceContextMenuFactory.cpp
- Implements the CDeviceContextMenuFactory class which is used to create CDeviceContextMenu
objects.
- DeviceContextMenu.def
- Defines the exports for the dll.
- DeviceContextMenu.idl - Defines
the type library and CoClass for the DeviceContextMenu object.
- dllmain.cpp - Implements the DLL export and related functions.
- DevicePropertyPage\
- CDevicePropertyPage.h - Declaration
of the CDevicePropertyPage class.
- CDevicePropertyPageFactory.h
- Declaration of the CDevicePropertyPageFactory class.
- common.h - Common header for all files in the project.
- resource.h - Resource declarations for resources contained in DevicePropertyPage.rc
- DevicePropertyPage.rc - Contains all the resources and layout for the device
property page.
- CDevicePropertyPage.cpp -
Implements the CDevicePropertyPage class which includes the implementations of the
required interfaces to add property pages to the Devices and Printers property sheet:
IShellExt and IShellPropertySheetExt.
- CDevicePropertyPageFactory.cpp
- Implements the CDevicePropertyPageFactory class which is used to create CDevicePropertyPage
objects.
- DevicePropertyPage.def
- Defines the exports for the dll.
- DevicePropertyPage.idl - Defines
the type library and CoClass for the DevicePropertyPage object.
- dllmain.cpp - Implements the DLL export and related functions.
Building
the Sample (using Visual Studio)
- Open DeviceFolderExtensibility.sln in Visual
Studio.
- In the Build menu, select Build Solution.
The application will be built in the default \Debug or \Release directory. To build
debug and release for both x86 and x64, perform a Batch Build, or use
the Configuration Manager to build each one.
Building
the Sample (from SDK build environment)
- Open the SDK command shell.
- Navigate to the sample folder where DeviceFolderExtensibility.sln
is located.
- Type vcbuild DeviceFolderExtensibility.sln.
The application will be built in the default \Debug or \Release directory.
Running
the Sample
All files can be used from the binplaced location
from the build (typically \debug or \release).
- Register the COM objects in Windows and associate them with
the mouse interface.
- Run Regsvr32 DeviceContextMenu.dll.
- Run Regsvr32 DevicePropertyPage.dll.
- Import Associations.reg into the registry.
- Run Devices and Printers.
- Open Devices and Printers by clicking
Start Menu -> Devices and Printers..
- Because both sample objects bind to the mouse interface, the new context menu
and property page should be available on all mice in Devices and Printers. (Note: if the PC has a legacy PS/2 mouse it won't
be shown separately and will be grouped with the PC icon in Devices and Printers.
In this case, simply load the PC's property page to see the sample).
- Find the mouse icon and right click on it. The new context menu entry should be
seen as "Sample Item" and it should be the default (text
is in bold lettering).
- Just highlight the mouse item now and notice the Command Bar in Devices and
Printers also shows the "Sample Item" entry as well. This happens because
the context menu handler object (based on IExplorerCommand as this sample is)
can support the Command Bar in addition to the context menu. A few simple
registry entries enables this Command Bar functionality with the object.
- Now go to Properties on the mouse icon.
- When the property sheet loads, it should contain
the sample property page titled "Sample Page".
Removing
the Sample
- Run Regsvr32 -u DevicePropertyPage.dll.
- Run Regsvr32 -u DeviceContextMenu.dll.
- Use Regedit to remove the entries added
by Associations.reg.


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api to get metadata pid is the provider protocol bsp. /gofer/meta-model/meta-type-adapter/rest/meta-type-adapters?pid=com.mwaysolutions.mcap.connector.http.RestConnectionConfig
the key which is the server from the prompt available
url to get protocols
api to get conectorProvider
where the connection hav to be save
the connectionModel
the default server
return the path for the folder where it have to be create
return the connection name without file name
input for enter description
input for enter name
checked if the connection already exist
return a prompt with providers as value
return a prompt with protocols as value
if is a subfolder we have to create it if is connection exist the user have to be confirm the overwrite
get the porviders from the server
get the protocols from the server
XMLHttpRequest
choose first on which Server the App has to be deployed
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Extra Light French
Light Spanish
Regular Dutch
Medium Canadian
Semibold American
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But fifteen is quite a bit more than just ASCII.
While the default webfont only contains about 216 glyphs in 4 variants, the full .ttf download contains a little over 3,000 glyphs, featuring Latin characters, Cyrillic, Greek, a wide range of mathematical operators, miscellaneous symbols, and a whole lot more.
Here is a selection of what lies beyond U+007E…
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const callbacks = [] for (let i = 0; i <= 2; i++) { callbacks[i] = function () { return i * 2 } }
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let report = match => { console.log(`Match: ${JSON.stringify(match)}`) }
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Liverpool Under-23s boss Neil Critchley set to take Carabao Cup clash with Aston Villa
Neil Critchley could take charge of the quarter-final encounter with Jurgen Klopp and his first-team in Qatar for the Club World Cup
by Liam Prenderville, http://www.facebook.com/mirrorfootballLiverpool Under-23s boss Neil Critchley is in line to take charge of the Carabao Cup quarter-final with Aston Villa.
The Reds are set to travel to Villa Park, just 24 hours before the Club World Cup semi-final in Qatar.
Jurgen Klopp is yet to make a decision on who will take charge of the two teams, with logistics meaning he is unlikely to be in the dugout for both.
Klopp is also likely to want to be with his players when they fly to Doha earlier in the week, before the FIFA competition.
The Mail reports Klopp's assistant Pep Lijnders is also a contender to take charge of the Villa tie, but Critchley may be a likelier option.
Klopp is said to have complete confidence in the Under-23s boss, who will know the players involved first hand.
Liverpool are set to play a similar team to the one that beat Arsenal in the last round, with the likes of Rhian Brewster, Sepp van den Berg and Curtis Jones set to feature.
First-team stars James Milner and Adam Lallana played in the previous round but will likely travel to Qatar, meaning the Reds will have to raid the Under-23 side to fill the squad at Villa.
Speaking on the decision to play the game on December 17, Klopp said: "We asked Aston Villa if they would come to Qatar and we can play the game there!”
“We have an idea how we do it, but it’s too early to speak about it. We made a decision because all the other alternatives were more problems than solutions, so we said ‘OK’.
“This is how we can do it as good as possible for us. We have a bit of time to think about that, and more important things to do.
“In these next couple of weeks we will make a decision about how it will look exactly. But in the end, they will play a Liverpool team, 100 per cent.”


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- save(String) - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.engine.Game
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Saves the current game state
- saveGame - Variable in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.graphics.GamePanel
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- saveGameFilepath - Static variable in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.Main
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- setActivePanel(String) - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.graphics.MainPanel
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Shows the next panel
- setBoard(GameBoard) - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.engine.Game
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- setColor(int, int, Color) - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.graphics.GameBoard
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Sets the color of the GameBoardObject on [row][column]
- setFilled(int, int, boolean) - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.engine.GameBoardState
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- setFilled(boolean) - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.graphics.Edge
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- setFilled(int, int, boolean) - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.graphics.GameBoard
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Should only be used for Edge indices
Sets filled of the Edge and check and possibly sets filled of PlayerNode
adjacent to Edge if all adjacent Edges of PlayerNode are filled
- setFilled(boolean) - Method in interface etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.graphics.GameBoardObject
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Sets the filled flag of the GameBoardObject
- setFilled(boolean) - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.graphics.PlayerNode
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- setFilled(boolean) - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.graphics.Vertex
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- setMaxDepth(int) - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.player.ai.Advanced
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- setNextMove(String) - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.player.Player
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Might not have effect if called when no move is expected from the player
- setOrientation(Edge.Orientation) - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.graphics.Edge
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- setPlayer1(AbstractPlayer) - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.engine.Game
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Sets the player1 for the game
- setPlayer2(AbstractPlayer) - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.engine.Game
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Sets the player2 for the game
- setPlayerColor(Color) - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.graphics.Edge
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Sets the player color for the player who owns this edge
- setPlayerColor(Color) - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.graphics.PlayerNode
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Sets the player color for the player who owns this node
- setPlayerPeekColor(Color) - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.graphics.Edge
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Sets the player peek color
- setPoints(int, int) - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.graphics.GamePanel
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Sets the points representation on the panel
- setRowAndColumn(int, int) - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.graphics.Edge
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- SETTINGS_PANEL - Static variable in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.graphics.MainPanel
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- settingsButton - Variable in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.graphics.MenuPanel
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- SettingsPanel - Class in etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.graphics
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Represents a panel for the Settings of the game
Sets the parameters of the game when active panel is changed
- SettingsPanel() - Constructor for class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.graphics.SettingsPanel
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- start() - Method in class etf.dotsandboxes.bb170011d.engine.Game
-
Creates and starts a thread of execution
which gets the moves of players and controls the game flow


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layout: post
title: Primeira Posição
date: '2013-12-17T07:30:00+01:00'
categories:
- Aljubarrota
- Storyboards
picture_url: https://film-Storyboards.tumblr.com/post/70287853024/rough
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Rough drawing of the first position of Portuguese army at Aljubarrota battle..
Primeira Posição do Exército Português, Bathalha de Aljubarrota.


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Screw Head Styles
We supply a great deal of semi standard head styles including, modified truss heads, Round washer heads, cheese heads, slotted truss heads with serrations, pan heads with serrations, truss heads with serrations, hex washer head with 6 ½ moons nibs, Hex washer with torque breaking serrations, hex washer with locking serrations, k-lath, framing head, pocket screws, trim heads, Trim Oval, 100 degree flat heads, Jackson head, stove bolts, cyclone head, crimtite®head, & EsGrip® head.
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Screw Head Styles
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Head Style
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Description
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Use
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Pan
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Slotted pan heads have a flat or gently rounded top surface, cylindrical sides and a flat bearing surface. Phillips, Torx® and square pan heads have a rounded top surface, cylindrical sides and a flat bearing surface.
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For general applications. Can be substituted in most applications for round, truss or binding heads.
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Indented Hex
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Have an indented top surface, six flat sides, and a flat bearing surface.
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Preferred in high volume assembly where pneumatic equipment is used to drive the screw. Can transmit significantly higher tightening torque levels than other head styles.
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Indented Hex Washer
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Has an indented top surface, six flat sides with a flat washer which projects beyond the sides and provides a flat bearing surface. The washer and hex are formed together as one piece.
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Increased bearing surface reduces likelihood of crushing mating surfaces.
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Serrated Hex Washer
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Same as an indented Hex Washer Head but with serrations formed into the bearing surface on the underside of the washer.
Available slotted or un-slotted
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Serration geometry is oriented to resist loosening. Also slows the screw at the point of engagement with the mating piece of sheet metal so as to minimize stripping.
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Truss
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Has a rounded top with a flat bearing surface greater in area than a round head screw of the same nominal size.
Full contour Truss heads also available.
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Weaker than pan or round heads but preferred in applications where minimal clearance exists above the head.  The wafer's 70° conical under head area does not extend to the outer edge of the head, providing a bearing surface of 16° around the circumference of the under head.
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Preferred head style for Type-CSD self drilling screws. Provides the necessary bearing surface and flush fit in wood and softer materials.  The countersunk surface nests into mating countersunk application sites.
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Oval Undercut 82°
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Similar to an 82° oval head except that the head is undercut to 70% of its normal side height.
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Standard for short lengths because it allows greater thread length.
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Bugle
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A countersunk head with a flat top and a concave under head bearing surface.
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Designed specifically for use in drywall. Distributes bearing stress over a wider area than flat heads.
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Flat 82°
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A countersunk head with a flat top surface and a cone-shaped bearing surface with a head angle of approximately 82°.
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Used in applications where protrusion of the fastener above the mating surface is unacceptable. Use a protrusion gage when measuring head height.
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Flat Undercut 82°
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Similar to an 82° flat head except that the head is undercut to 70% of its normal side height.
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Standard for short lengths because it allows greater length of threads. Also avoids transition fillet and assembly interference.
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Metric Flat 90°
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A countersunk head with a flat top surface and a cone-shaped bearing surface with a head angle of approximately 90°
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Used in applications where protrusion of the fastener above the mating surface is unacceptable.  The countersunk surface nests into mating countersunk application sites.
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Round
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General purpose head with high crown and deep recess but the diameter is smaller than a pan head.
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For general applications and where the requirement of a smaller head OD in application.
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Fillister
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The-standard fillister head has a smaller diameter than the round head. Fillister is higher with a correspondingly deeper slot.
Fillister heads can be shaved & drilled.
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The smaller diameter head increases the pressure applied on the smaller area and can be assembled close to flanges and raised surfaces. Headed in counter bored dies to Insure concentricity, they may be used successfully in counter bored holes. Also used heavily in electrical applications
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In the following equation x, y, and n are positive integers.
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1 x |
+ |
1 y |
= |
1 n |
It can be verified that when n = 1260 there are 113 distinct solutions and this is the least value of n for which the total number of distinct solutions exceeds one hundred.
What is the least value of n for which the number of distinct solutions exceeds four million?
NOTE: This problem is a much more difficult version of problem 108 and as it is well beyond the limitations of a brute force approach it requires a clever implementation.


Package for analyzing TURF (Total Unduplicated Reach and Frequency) data in R. No looping in TURF algorithm results in fast processing times. Allows for individual-level weights, depth specification, and user-truncated combination set(s). Allows user to substitute Monte Carlo simulated combination set(s) after set(s) exceed a user-specified limit.
| Version: | 0.8-7 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0), dplyr (≥ 0.3.0) |
| Published: | 2014-12-02 |
| Author: | Jack Horne [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Jack Horne <jack at jackhorne.net> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | turfR results |
| Reference manual: | turfR.pdf |
| Package source: | turfR_0.8-7.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: turfR_0.8-7.zip, r-release: turfR_0.8-7.zip, r-oldrel: turfR_0.8-7.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: turfR_0.8-7.tgz, r-oldrel: turfR_0.8-7.tgz |
| Old sources: | turfR archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=turfR to link to this page.


Creating a Migration
Goals
| Topics |
|---|
| id |
| title |
| description |
The test_app has a list of topics that people can vote on. We’ll store our topics in the database. In this step you’ll do the following:
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Create a simple Table in the database for topics with a title and a description
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Automatically generate the corresponding Scaffold in Rails (namely, the Model, the View, and the Controller).
Steps
Step 1
Type this in the terminal:
mix phoenix.gen.html Topic topics description:text title:string
The phoenix.gen.html
part tells phoenix to create everything we need for a topics page. Topic
tells phoenix what to call the model, and topics
tells it what to call the database table.
title:string
says that topics have a title, which is a “string”.
description:text
says that topics have a description which is a “string”. (What’s the difference between “string” and “text”? Basically “text” is for strings that might be very long.)
If you want, take some time to poke around the files listed in this step.
Step 2
Type this in the terminal:
mix ecto.migrate
This tells Phoenix (through the database library, Ecto) to update the database to include a table for our new model.
Explanation
mix
mix is a tool that allows you to run small elixir programs (tasks) that you use often in your application.
Here, mix ecto.migrate
is a task provided by the Phoenix framework. It uses the migration file we just created (priv/repo/migrations/201xxxxxxxxxxx_create_topics.exs) to change the database. Database migration files can be crucial to code collaboration.
You can run mix help
to see a list of all the rake commands your app currently responds to, along with a short description of each task.
Next step:
Go on to Phoenix architecture.
Or:
Go back to Running the Application Locally.


Con Air
Chad'z rating: *** (out of 4 = good)
1997, R, 115 minutes [1 hour, 45 minutes]
[action]
starring: Nicholas Cage (Cameron Poe), John Cusack (U.S. Marshal Vince Larkin), John Malkovich (Cyrus "The Virus" Grissom), Ving Rhames (Nathan "Diamond Dog" Jones); written by Scott Rosenberg; produced by Jerry Bruckheimer; directed by Simon West.
Seen Friday, November 21, 1997 at 8 p.m. at the SUNY Morrisville STUAC Little Theater (Morrisville, N.Y.) for $2, by myself. [Theater rating: **1/2: small screen, worn film, good seats, average sound]
I think there's only one way to make an action film successful, and that is to not present the story as something to take seriously and to incorporate a sense of satire. In its most basic form, "Con Air" is just as mindless and over-the-top as every other action blockbuster, but it follows this rule perfectly and thus it works.
The film opens with a painfully generic scene we've seen countless times before. The main character, Cameron Poe (Cage), a military officer, returns to his Southern home to visit his pregnant wife, but gets into a bar-room brawl that ends up sending him to prison. Although this might not be the best way to set up the story, it's forgivable because it only lasts about 10 minutes. This is minimal storytelling, but at least it's not disguised storytelling.
After seven years, Poe is released and sent home on a routine prisoner transfer flight, but considering the movie's title, there isn't anything "routine" here.
What's original is the fact the prisoners are quite clever and often funny. They're not easy-to-hate villains as they have individual personalities. We do get some one-liners here and there, but the things they say are pretty funny. Also, they don't just blow away the guards and fly to freedom, they have an intricate, detailed plan that doesn't require jargon and rhetoric to be explained.
Once the film really gets in gear, it develops a tense atmosphere. Poe is a likable character and we're hoping he'll return home safely, but the way things go it doesn't seem like this will happen. The scenario gives the film a unique twist as we're almost hoping the prisoners will outsmart the authorities, because if they don't, Poe will be shot down with the rest of them.
Of course, in a movie like this there has to be the other-hero-who-no-one-believes-has-figured-out-what's-really-going-on-until-it 's-too-late, and that character is U.S. Marshal Vince Larkin (Cusack). Through a very uncanny method, Poe manages to get a message to Larkin about the situation, but no one believes him and he has to take matters into his own hands. It's surprising seeing Cusack here, but I believe his presence just reinforces the satirical atmosphere. He manages to bring life to the character, while adding suspense to the story, and yet he doesn't upstage Cage (unlike the rivalry between Cage and Connery in "The Rock").
The majority of the film consists of the action it promises and delivers well. The story isn't concerned with a general plot, but with many individual sub-plots that each have their own build-ups and payoffs. This allows for lots of shoot-outs, explosions, and out-running of fireballs, but the pacing flows smoothly and the story always remains interesting. The satire is consistent and provides for a "self-aware" atmosphere, so we get lines like: "I'm going to save the day;" "Somehow they managed to pack every freak in the world on this plane;" and (after seeing a Corvette dangling from the plane by a rope) "On any other day that might seem strange."
I'll admit "Con Air" isn't the most intelligent film ever made. Sometimes the action is exhausting and the cliches are lame, but for the most part it is enjoyable - and isn't that all we really want in a movie?
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SuanShu, a Java numerical and statistical library | |||||||
| PREV CLASS NEXT CLASS | FRAMES NO FRAMES | |||||||
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java.lang.Object com.numericalmethod.suanshu.stats.timeseries.linear.univariate.stationaryprocess.garch.GarchModel
public class GarchModel
This class represents a GARCH specification. The GARCH(p, q) model (where p is the order of the GARCH terms h_(t-i) and q is the order of the ARCH terms e_(t-i)^2) is given by
h(t)= α0 + Σ(α_i * e_(t-i)^2) + Σ(β_i * h_(t-i))
| Constructor Summary | |
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GarchModel(double a0,
double[] a,
double[] b)
Construct a GARCH model. |
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GarchModel(GarchModel that)
Copy constructor. |
| Method Summary | |
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double |
a0()
Get the constant term. |
double[] |
alpha()
Get the ARCH coefficients. |
double[] |
beta()
Get the GARCH coefficients. |
int |
maxPQ()
Get the maximum of ARCH length or GARCH length. |
int |
p()
Get the number of GARCH terms. |
int |
q()
Get the number of ARCH terms. |
double |
sigma2(double[] e2,
double[] sigma2_lag)
Compute the conditional variance based on the past information. |
double |
var()
Compute the unconditional variance of the GARCH model. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
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public GarchModel(double a0, double[] a, double[] b)
a0
- the constant terma
- the ARCH coefficients; null
if no ARCH coefficientsb
- the GARCH coefficients; null
if no GARCH coefficientspublic GarchModel(GarchModel that)
that
- a GARCH model| Method Detail |
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public double a0()
public double[] alpha()
null
public double[] beta()
null
public int p()
public int q()
public int maxPQ()
public double var()
public double sigma2(double[] e2, double[] sigma2_lag)
e2
- the last q squared observationssigma2_lag
- the last p conditional variance
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Covfefe
Covfefe is a parser framework for languages generated by any (deterministic or nondeterministic) context free grammar. It implements the Earley and CYK algorithm.
Usage
Swift Package Dependency in Xcode
- Go to “File” > “Swift Packages” > “Add Package Dependency…”
- Enter “https://github.com/palle-k/Covfefe.git” as the repository URL.
- Select “Version”, “Up to next major”, “0.6.1” < “1.0.0”
- Add Covfefe to your desired target.
Swift Package Manager
This framework can be imported as a Swift Package by adding it as a dependency to the Package.swift
file:
.package(url: "https://github.com/palle-k/Covfefe.git", from: "0.6.1")
CocoaPods
Alternatively, it can be added as a dependency via CocoaPods (iOS, tvOS, watchOS and macOS).
target 'Your-App-Name' do
use_frameworks!
pod 'Covfefe', '~> 0.6.1'
end
Example
Grammars can be specified in a superset of EBNF or a superset of BNF, which adopts some features of EBNF (documented here). Alternatively, ABNF is supported.
let grammarString = """
expression = binary-operation | brackets | unary-operation | number | variable;
brackets = '(', expression, ')';
binary-operation = expression, binary-operator, expression;
binary-operator = '+' | '-' | '*' | '/';
unary-operation = unary-operator, expression;
unary-operator = '+' | '-';
number = {digit};
digit = '0' ... '9';
variable = {letter};
letter = 'A' ... 'Z' | 'a' ... 'z';
"""
let grammar = try Grammar(ebnf: grammarString, start: "expression")
This grammar describes simple mathematical expressions consisting of unary and binary operations and parentheses. A syntax tree can be generated, which describes how a given word was derived from the grammar above:
let parser = EarleyParser(grammar: grammar)
let syntaxTree = try parser.syntaxTree(for: "(a+b)*(-c)")


What is spritecranberry.net? A new rickroll has appeared on the Internet
by MememasterA new internet prank similar to rickroll has appeared on the Internet. Users distribute the link spritecranberry.net, which leads to the video on YouTube. And it’s very vile.
In early November 2019, social networks launched prank related to the Wanna Sprite Cranberry? meme. It is suggested that you can get a free Cranberry Sprite on spritecranberry.net. Such a drink was really produced in the USA in 2013.
In fact, the spritecranberry .net link redirects to the video on YouTube. This video demonstrates not the most pleasant veterinary service. Namely: cleaning the anal glands of a dog. This is a common problem in pets, which is often advised to solve by their own efforts.
Thanks to memes and social networks, the link-draw has become viral. Memes and posts calling to go to the site spread on Reddit and on Twitter.
Someone even took a screenshot of a fake tweet from Sprite asking them to follow the link.
And on the Urban Dictionary website there is a misleading description.


Peter Schweizer on Clinton Foundation's money troubles: 'They don't have influence to sell'
by Joshua NelsonGovernment Accountability Institute president Peter Schweizer said on Wednesday that the Clinton Foundation, founded by former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, is losing revenue due to a lack of donations.
“All that money has now dried up, literally,” Schweizer told “Tucker Carlson Tonight.” “The Clinton Foundation has had a hard time raising money because they don’t have the influence to sell. They don’t have power access to sell and that, I think, is the primary evidence for what the Clinton enterprise was all about."
CLINTON FOUNDATION BLEEDING CASH
“The Clinton Foundation literally raised 10 percent of what it did in 2009 when Hillary Clinton was secretary of state," Schweizer added, "and the international numbers are even worse."
The foundation posted its third straight year of losses following Hillary Clinton's defeat in the 2016 presidential election, according to 2018 tax documents.
The foundation lost $16.8 million on revenue of $30.7 million in 2018, according to the documents. It has posted roughly $16 million in losses every year since 2015, when it had roughly $116 million in revenue.
Foundation director Bruce Lindsey saw his reportable compensation stay about the same in 2018 as in 2017 when he was paid just over $362,000.
Clinton Foundation spokesman Brian Cookstra pushed back against media reports implying that the foundation is struggling.
"These reports are not accurate. Our entire 990 shows our work was fully funded by donations, grants, savings from prior years, and interest from our endowment," Cookstra told Fox Business. "In the last year, the Clinton Foundation's programs have grown to help more people, and we are committed to operating programs that are effective, efficient, and sustainable."
CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP
Meanwhile, Clinton, who often weighs in on the news of the day on her Twitter account, said earlier this month that "many, many, many people" want her to consider jumping into the 2020 presidential race.
Fox News’ Evie Fordham contributed to this report.


There are 35 French phonemes altogether: 15 vowels, 17 consonants, and 3 semi-vowels.
Listen to and repeat the following vowel sounds:
Listen to and repeat the following semi-vowels:
Listen to and repeat the following consonant sounds.
We will use them as the first sounds in words to make it easier to pronounce them:
Knowing a little about how French phonemes are formed, or their articulatory characteristics, can help us sound more like native speakers. The goal being not the perfect French accent, but to be easily understood by native speakers of French.
For the most part French consonants are pronounced like their English counterparts–exceptions being / l /, / t / and of course "r", / ʁ /.
For now, let's focus on the vowels, which present very different articulatory characteristics compared to English vowels.
Articulation of vowels, semivowels, and consonants in French is complex. But having a basic understanding of how they are articulated can help us learn to “adjust” our pronunciation to emulate that of native speakers.
I. As a general rule, French vowels are shorter and more “clipped” than their English counterparts, which often “glide” into a different sound as they fade. Compare the following sounds:
English
me
sea
moo
Lou
French
/ i / mie
/ i / si
/ u / mou
/ u / loup
Notice that the French vowels are "purer," with no variation or glide, and slightly "clipped."
II. Let's compare closed vs. open vowels. The most closed vowels in French are:
Notice in the graphic how the tongue is raised close to the palate when these vowels are pronounced. Listen again, repeat being aware of how a closed vowel feels.
In the spectrum closed to open, these next vowels are considered "1/2 closed":
They are only slightly less closed, as shown in the graphic.
The following vowels are considered "1/2 open":
And the following are the most open vowel sounds:
If you were a doctor and wanted to inspect your patients' throat or tonsils, what vowel sound would you ask them to say? " a-a-a" of course! It is the most open of the phonemes, in both French and English. It is also a "back" vowel.
III. The back vowels, whose articulation occurs with the rise of the tongue near the back of the palate, are:
Another important articulatory quality is the shape of the lips as the vowel sounds are produced. We will describe this as rounded/unrounded, although the latter involves spreading the lips quite far, as for a smile, which does not occur in English pronunciation.
Pronounce with your lips spread as though you were smiling.
Now, try to pronounce with your lips rounded. The sound changes simply due to the shape of the lips. Now you are pronouncing .
Compare:
and
The difference is in the shape of the lips, rounded, or spread wide–not as a broad, open smile, but just the cheek muscles pulling lips apart.
IV. The last articulatory characteristic of French vowels is nasalization. These feel and sound different because air is allowed into the nasal passages, where it resonates.
Listen and repeat these nasal sounds:
Try pronouncing the non-nasal , then its nasal counterpart .
And the non-nasal , then its nasal counterpart .
Feel the difference? When nasal vowels are produced, the “velum” at the back of the palate moves down slightly to allow air into the nasal passages, as in the following illustration:
non-nasal
nasal
| FRONT | BACK | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UN-ROUNDED | ROUNDED | UN-ROUNDED | ROUNDED | |
| CLOSED | ||||
| 1/2 CLOSED | ||||
| 1/2 OPEN | ||||
| OPEN | ||||
| NASAL |


MVP
The first week of Metis has presented several challenges. The first and largest, technical acclimation, one would expect. Less obvious is a challenge associated with the MVP: Minimum Viable Product. The MVP is, essentially, the bar of acceptability for a given project. While it is not as fun to define an MVP as it is to start wrangling datasets with code, it is a useful tool in the battle against misuse of energy.
Energy misuse is an obstacle which often complicates the completion of coding projects. The allure of problem solving which draws many, myself included, to the command line, also sets a trap. An hour can pass fiddling with an interesting script. While this may be time well spent in less structured circumstances, with a project deadline, such a detour proves costly. A thoughtful MVP helps one maintain focus. It makes it easier to recognize effort which furthers one’s goals, and effort whose utility is marginal or overly complicated.
An MVP is similar to a research paper’s thesis statement. I would expect that like the craft of thesis writing, that of solid MVP making is a skill hard won. The trick is defining one which is both feasible and exciting.


Joanna Gaines wishes husband Chip a happy birthday in hilarious Instagram post
by Nate DayJoanna Gaines is putting her own spin on a Calvin Klein ad.
The author and "Fixer Upper" alum, 41, took to Instagram to wish her husband, Chip, a happy 45th birthday.
The photo shows the duo standing on the sidewalk with Joanna's arms wrapped around Chip, gazing into each other's eyes. Chip's hands are tucked into his back pockets.
CHIP AND JOANNA GAINES' FIRST TV SHOW ON THEIR NEW TV NETWORK WILL FEATURE FAVORITE BAND JOHNNYSWIM
"45 looks good on you," she captioned the photo. "Happy birthday @chipgaines 💛."
The best part, however, is what's behind them.
The reality stars are standing in front of a massive Calvin Klein ad featuring Justin and Hailey Bieber in the exact same pose as the Gaines'.
Joanna recently confirmed that she would be hosting a cooking show on her upcoming television network during a visit to "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon."
“I don’t want to tell you how to do your network, but I would do a cooking show if I were you,” Fallon joked.
"I like that idea,” said Joanna, followed by support from Chip.
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"We’re doing (a cooking show), we’re doing one," Gaines said. "It’s gonna be fun.”


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Randomize labels for experiment using Python
Purpose
The purpose of this script is to:
- randomize a list of participants into treatment and control groups
- create a label for each participant that can be affixed to his or her experimental materials
- create a master table that links each participant to his or her assignment
Rationale
The script may be used for any randomized control trial (RCT) in which participants are known ahead of time, who may be nested within groups, and who have observable and known characteristics upon which further stratification is required.
This script assumes that treatment and control group members will receive different materials but are unaware of the difference, that is, the materials themselves will not indicate experimental condition. It’s important, therefore, that each participant gets the correct materials, especially if participants take part in the experiment concurrently. As part of its randomization routine, this script automatically creates labels that can be affixed to the proper materials ahead of time.
Supplementary file requirements
- Requires this code in the same directory saved as
pdflabels.py
. If not found, the script automatically downloads and saves the file. - Requires a
*.csv
file with participant names and any information required if sampling should be blocked within groups (e.g., classroom id, student gender, student race or ethnicity)
To Use
Initialize
In terminal (works on OS X…not tested in other systems), navigate to the script directory and type:
./randomizelabel.py
or, if you want to set the Python interpreter manually:
python<3> randomizelabel.py
Note that this script requires Python 3.x.
Choose task
-----------------------
What do you want to do?
-----------------------
( 1 ) Randomize and make labels
( 2 ) Generate labels from prior randomization
CHOICE:
If you’ve already randomized a roster and simply want to reprint the labels, choose the second option (see instructions below).
(1) Randomize and make labels
Locate *.csv
file
You will be prompted for the location of the *.csv
file. The script will first search the local directory for all *.csv
files and list them:
------------------------------------------------------------
Which CSV file contains the names of those to be randomized?
------------------------------------------------------------
( 1 ) fakeclasslist.csv
( 2 ) File not in this directory
CHOICE:
If you place the names file in the same directory, you can just choose it from here. If you don’t, you should select the number for File not in this directory
. You will then be prompted with:
Please give path to CSV file:
You can give the full or relative paths. For example, each of the below should work:
/Users/<username>/randomizelabel/fakeclasslist.csv
~/randomizelabel/fakeclasslist.csv
./randomizelabel/fakeclasslist.csv
Set seed
Give integer seed of at least 6 digits:
This seed is saved as seed.txt
in the working directory. If you lose all assignment files, but have the roster and seed, you should be able to reproduce the same assignments.
Choose primary unit of randomization
---------------------------------------------
Which column contains the randomization unit?
---------------------------------------------
( 1 ) classid
( 2 ) id
( 3 ) name
( 4 ) gender
( 5 ) racecat
CHOICE:
NB: Randomization unit column cannot contain duplicate values.
Decide if you want to block randomize
------------------------------------
Should random assignment be blocked?
------------------------------------
( 1 ) Yes
( 2 ) No
CHOICE:
If you choose yes
then:
----------------------------------------
On which column(s) do you wish to block?
----------------------------------------
( 1 ) classid
( 2 ) id
( 3 ) name
( 4 ) gender
( 5 ) racecat
You may choose more than one category. Separate multiple choices with a space.
NB: You cannot block on the primary randomization unit.
Check your options
To make that you get what you are expecting, the program will give you some descriptive information about your randomization choices. For example, if you chose to randomize on id
, group on classid
, and stratify across gender
and racecat
, you will see the following:
================================================================================
For the randomization unit: id
................................................................................
Number of unique values = 400
================================================================================
================================================================================
For the grouping category: classid
................................................................................
Number of unique values = 17
Unique values:
ENGL101.01
ENGL101.02
ENGL101.03
ENGL101.04
ENGL101.05
ENGL101.06
ENGL101.07
ENGL101.08
ENGL101.09
ENGL101.10
ENGL101.11
ENGL101.12
ENGL101.13
ENGL101.14
ENGL101.15
ENGL101.16
ENGL101.17
================================================================================
================================================================================
For the stratification category: gender
................................................................................
Number of unique values = 2
Unique values:
Female
Male
================================================================================
================================================================================
For the stratification category: racecat
................................................................................
Number of unique values = 3
Unique values:
1
2
3
================================================================================
Decide the number of treatment groups
-------------------------------------------------
How many treatment conditions, excluding control?
-------------------------------------------------
( 1 ) 1
( 2 ) 2
( 3 ) 3
( 4 ) 4
( 5 ) 5
CHOICE:
Choose the type of labels
--------------------------
Which labels will you use?
--------------------------
( 1 ) Apli-01277
( 2 ) Avery-3422
( 3 ) Avery-5160
( 4 ) Avery-5161
( 5 ) Avery-5162
( 6 ) Avery-5163
( 7 ) Avery-5164
( 8 ) Avery-8600
( 9 ) Avery-L7163
CHOICE:
Choose what you want on the labels
---------------------------------------
What do you want on the printed labels?
---------------------------------------
( 1 ) classid
( 2 ) id
( 3 ) name
( 4 ) gender
( 5 ) racecat
CHOICE:
Separate multiple options with a space keeping in mind that the order matters. For example, 3 2 1
, would gives labels that showed:
<name>
<id>
<classid>
Output
Two primary files are placed in the working directory:
assignment.csv
assignmentlabels_*.pdf
sheets with the labels
assignment.csv
Is a long file that contains, the randomization column and the treatment condition. Example:
| id | assign |
|---|---|
| q4NSkKLNNags | C |
| NRIL0Ewhq8A5 | T |
| UXCFYfIM6JGn | T |
| MMNjGO4CtvlL | T |
| 5Pe8c9rHidi8 | C |
For merging purposes, it’s probably a good idea to randomize using a uniquely identifiable variable.
assignmentlabels_*.csv
There will be one *.pdf
for the labels for each experimental group. If you only have one treatment and one control, the you will have two files:
assignmentlabels_T.csv
assignmentlabels_C.csv
If you have, for example, two treatment groups and one control, you will have:
assignmentlabels_T1.csv
assignmentlabels_T2.csv
assignemntlabels_C.csv
The labels themselves will not indicate experimental group status (for obvious reasons) so this printing scheme will mitigate mix ups. The number of pages for each group will depend on the types of labels choosen.
(2) Generate labels from prior randomization
If you have already randomized your roster and want to reprint the labels, choose the second option from the first prompt. You will be asked:
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Which CSV file contains the roster?
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( 1 ) assignment.csv
( 2 ) fakeclasslist.csv
( 3 ) File not in this directory
CHOICE:
which should be the original roster file, and,
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Which CSV file contains the assignment?
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( 1 ) assignment.csv
( 2 ) fakeclasslist.csv
( 3 ) File not in this directory
CHOICE:
which should be the assigment.csv
file generated the first time. These two files will be merged on the randomization column. After these steps, you will once again be asked to choose the types of labels and what you want printed on them.
Adjustments to labels
When reprinting labels, you will able to adjust the printing placement of the labels as well as the font size.
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Do you want to adjust label margins and/or font size?
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( 1 ) Yes
( 2 ) No
If you say yes, you will get the following options:
Please enter horizontal adjustment (negative number for left):
Please enter vertical adjustment (negative number for up):
Please enter font size from 7 to 15 (default is 11):
Horizontal/vertical adjustments are additive. A positive number moves the labels to the right and down. Negative numbers are reverse the direction. Units are in millimeters.
Font size must be one of the following options: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
.
Acknowledgements
- Originators and contributors to PyFPDF
- List of random names and Mark Heckmann at ryouready for helping me generate my fake class data


If you use the Chrome / FireFox / Opera / IE9 browser will be even more dazzling effect!
zTree v3.5.17 API Document
all.js = core + excheck + exedit ( without exhide ); if you found some mistakes please contact me.
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exedit pack
exhide pack
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BlocController class
Provides a BLoC view controller interface to a class. Provides a PublishSubject
stream that can be subscribed to for updates. Also exposes a StreamSink
and
a Observable
for more control over the output. Updates are typically triggered
by calling the publishUpdate
method.
Constructors
Properties
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sink
→ StreamSink<
BlocController> -
read-only
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stream
→ Observable<
BlocController> -
read-only
- hashCode → int
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The hash code for this object. [...]
read-only, inherited
- runtimeType → Type
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A representation of the runtime type of the object.
read-only, inherited
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dispose(
) → void -
Closes the underlying stream. Inheriting classes that overload this method must call
super.dispose()
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listen(
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Registers the given callback methods with the underlying stream and returns
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Method that is called when the stream reports an error. Prints the error message by default.
@protected
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) → void -
Method that is called when publishUpdate is called, after the stream is notified. Does nothing by default.
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) → void -
Method that is called when publishUpdate is called but before the stream is notified. Does nothing by default.
@protected
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publishUpdate(
) → void - Notifies the underlying stream of an update. Passes a reference to this object to the stream.
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Invocation invocation) → dynamic -
Invoked when a non-existent method or property is accessed. [...]
inherited
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Returns a string representation of this object.
inherited
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operator ==(
dynamic other) → bool -
The equality operator. [...]
inherited


ADB Manager, your one stop to developing more easily on Android.
Warning: REQUIRES ROOT!
The most automated, easy-to-use and stable ADB management tool with a great support.
It's really more simple to use than others, is always visible in notification bar. It supports advanced features like fully automate adb state control based on the WiFi network, and the state of the network.
ADB manager enables you to automatically start ADB in network mode when you connect to any know configured network from the list in the preferences.
Developing in cafes/bars/trains/toilet/other places over WiFi? ADB Manager will switch ADB into wireless and back automatically.
Permissions
- ACCESS_SUPERUSER: Used with SuperSU if available
- RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED: Used to automatically start the service on the boot of the device, how long should it wait before starting and how often should the AlarmManager check to see if the service is running is configurable from the Preferences menu.
- ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE, ACCESS_WIFI_STATE: Used to automate the switching between the the ADB states
- INTERNET: Used to retrieve the IP, as it crashes when checking for the IP address without this permission.
- WAKE_LOCK: Used to wake up the screen on new package install, or to keep the screen on while the ADB service is on.
Source code
Known issues
- On API 8, the menu icons look a little weird on LDPI devices.
Generic Issues
- Usually on Samsung devices
Failed to install apk on device 'ip:port': timeout
Launch canceled!
Eclipse | Window > Preferences > Android > DDMS > ADB connection timeout (ms) Increase the value
Tested on
- Nexus 4 (4.0.3 API 15)
- Galaxy S2 (2.3.3 API 10, 4.0.3 API 15, 4.1.2 API 16)
- Galaxy S4 (4.2.2 API 17)
- HTC Hero (2.2.1 API 8, 2.3.1 API 10)
- HTC Wildfire (2.2.1 API 8)
For any questions, suggestions, bug reports or to help with translation of the application please email me<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Used libraries
Contributors
- Main Developer Ilija Matoski (ilijamt@gmail.com)


Image as checkbox plugin CSS & HTML only - Force Framework
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Gardaí in Mayo probing counterfeit notes scam
GARDAÍ in Mayo are on the trail of a gang behind a counterfeit notes scam.
It follows the passing of dud €10 notes at a number of cash businesses in the county in recent days.
The notes have been described as 'poor in ink quality'.
The gardaí have urged all businesses to be on the alert for counterfeit notes from now until Christmas and to immediately report anything of a suspicious nature.


Youngest EuroMillions Winner, Jane Park, Suffers Miscarriage
by Emma RosemurgeyEuroMillions winner Jane Park has suffered a miscarriage just weeks after revealing she was expecting her first child.
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The heartbroken 23-year-old said she was ‘emotionally exhausted’ while telling her social media followers ‘this pregnancy just wasn’t meant to be.’
The devastating news come just says after Jane showed off her baby bump, saying finding out she was going to be a mum completely out weighed the excitement of seeing her winning numbers on the lottery.
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She wrote:
It’s 4am and I’m wide awake but emotionally exhausted.
I never thought I’d have to say this, but this pregnancy just wasn’t meant to be.
I’ve never cried this hard in my life but with my mum by my side I know I’ll get through this.
Just a couple of weeks ago, Jane told the Mirror:
Seeing the positive pregnancy test was more exciting than seeing the winning numbers on my lottery ticket.
It’s a crazy time but I am so happy.
People think winning the lottery is the best thing that can happen to you but this is something that no amount of cash could buy.
Jane was 13 weeks into her pregnancy and was looking forward to co-parenting with her baby’s father, a friend called Barry.
23-year-old Jane, from Edinburgh, shot to fame in 2013 when she won £1,000,000 on the Euromillions after buying her first ever lucky dip ticket at the age of 17.
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Her first few purchases after winning included a £25,000 BMW, a £17,000 VW Beetle and an £18,000 Range Rover.
However, she later considered suing lottery bosses in 2017 after claiming winning the money at such a young age ruined her life.
At the time, Jane told various different news outlets:
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I thought it would make my life 10 times better but it’s made it 10 times worse. I wish I had no money most days.
I say to myself, ‘My life would be so much easier if I hadn’t won.’
Our thoughts are with Jane at this sad time.
If you have experienced a bereavement and would like to speak with someone in confidence contact Cruse Bereavement Care via their national helpline on 0808 808 1677.
Emma Rosemurgey is an NCTJ trained Journalist at UNILAD. She graduated from the University of Central Lancashire in Preston and started her career in regional newspapers before joining the LADbible Group team in 2017.


Apple cancels premiere of film 'The Banker' after unspecified 'concerns'
(Reuters) - Apple Inc has canceled the world premiere of movie “The Banker,” one of its first original films, as it investigates unspecified concerns surrounding the period drama, the company said on Wednesday.
“The Banker” was supposed to debut on Thursday in Hollywood at the American Film Institute’s AFI Fest.
“We purchased ‘The Banker’ earlier this year as we were moved by the film’s entertaining and educational story about social change and financial literacy,” Apple said in a statement.
“Last week some concerns surrounding the film were brought to our attention,” the company added. “We, along with the filmmakers, need some time to look into these matters and determine the best next steps.”
“In light of this, we are no longer premiering ‘The Banker’ at AFI Fest,” the company said.
“The Banker” is based on the real-life story of two African-American businessmen in the 1960s who sought to help people overcome racial barriers in banking. The movie stars Anthony Mackie and Samuel L. Jackson.
Apple has been buying movies to feed Apple TV+, the subscription video streaming service that the iPhone maker launched this month.
“The Banker” is scheduled to hit theaters on Dec. 6 before streaming on Apple TV+. Apple did not say whether those plans remain in place.


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Livestock products and delivery by gewog posted on Not given
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Special movement vehicle permits for those stranded posted on 19-Aug
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Focals for Essential services (Southern Region) posted on 14-Aug
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Focals for Essential services (Southern Region) - DZO posted on 14-Aug
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Essentials services toll-free numbers by region posted on 13-Aug
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Dzongkhag Hotline, Hospital and Surveillance numbers posted on 13-Aug
Essential Supplies
Retrieval(Stranded)
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Helpline
Local Leaders
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Bootstrap star rating example
Give a rating for Skill:
Give a rating for Knowledge:
Give a rating for PHP:


Here is the formula of the volume of any cone:
With this formula you can obtain the volume of any cone just knowing the height and the radius.
Radius =
Height =
Volume =
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Interface SmileDeltaTermStructure
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- All Superinterfaces:
ParameterizedData
- All Known Implementing Classes:
InterpolatedStrikeSmileDeltaTermStructure
public interface SmileDeltaTermStructure extends ParameterizedData
A term structure of smile as used in Forex market.The term structure defined here is composed of smile descriptions at different times. The data of each smile contains delta and volatility in
SmileDeltaParameters
. The delta values must be common to all of the smiles.The volatility and its sensitivities to data points are represented as a function of time, strike and forward.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Default Methods Modifier and Type Method Description DayCount
getDayCount()
Gets the day count convention used for the expiry.default DoubleArray
getDelta()
Gets delta values.default DoubleArray
getDeltaFull()
Computes full delta for all strikes including put delta absolute value.DoubleArray
getExpiries()
Gets the expiries associated with the volatility term.default List<Optional<Tenor>>
getExpiryTenors()
Gets the tenor associated with each expiry in the volatility term.default int
getSmileCount()
Gets the number of smiles.default int
getStrikeCount()
Gets the number of strikes.ImmutableList<SmileDeltaParameters>
getVolatilityTerm()
Gets the volatility smiles from delta.ValueDerivatives
partialFirstDerivatives(double expiry, double strike, double forward)
Computes the partial derivatives of the volatilities.SmileAndBucketedSensitivities
smileAndSensitivitiesForExpiry(double expiry, DoubleArray volatilityAtTimeSensitivity)
Calculates the smile at a given time and the sensitivities with respect to the volatility data points.SmileDeltaParameters
smileForExpiry(double expiry)
Calculates the smile at a given time.double
volatility(double expiry, double strike, double forward)
Calculates the volatility at a given time/strike/forward from the term structure.VolatilityAndBucketedSensitivities
volatilityAndSensitivities(double expiry, double strike, double forward)
Calculates the volatility and the volatility sensitivity with respect to the volatility data points.SmileDeltaTermStructure
withParameter(int parameterIndex, double newValue)
Returns a copy of the data with the value at the specified index altered.SmileDeltaTermStructure
withPerturbation(ParameterPerturbation perturbation)
Returns a perturbed copy of the data.-
Methods inherited from interface com.opengamma.strata.market.param.ParameterizedData
findParameterIndex, getParameter, getParameterCount, getParameterMetadata
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Method Detail
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getDayCount
DayCount getDayCount()
Gets the day count convention used for the expiry.- Returns:
- the day count
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getSmileCount
default int getSmileCount()
Gets the number of smiles.- Returns:
- the number of smiles
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getStrikeCount
default int getStrikeCount()
Gets the number of strikes.- Returns:
- the number of strikes
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getDelta
default DoubleArray getDelta()
Gets delta values.- Returns:
- the delta values
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getVolatilityTerm
ImmutableList<SmileDeltaParameters> getVolatilityTerm()
Gets the volatility smiles from delta.- Returns:
- the volatility smiles
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getExpiries
DoubleArray getExpiries()
Gets the expiries associated with the volatility term.- Returns:
- the set of expiry
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getExpiryTenors
default List<Optional<Tenor>> getExpiryTenors()
Gets the tenor associated with each expiry in the volatility term.- Returns:
- the list of tenors associated with the expiries, empty if not available
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getDeltaFull
default DoubleArray getDeltaFull()
Computes full delta for all strikes including put delta absolute value.The ATM is 0.50 delta and the x call are transformed in 1-x put.
- Returns:
- the delta
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volatility
double volatility(double expiry, double strike, double forward)
Calculates the volatility at a given time/strike/forward from the term structure.- Parameters:
expiry
- the time to expirystrike
- the strikeforward
- the forward- Returns:
- the volatility
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volatilityAndSensitivities
VolatilityAndBucketedSensitivities volatilityAndSensitivities(double expiry, double strike, double forward)
Calculates the volatility and the volatility sensitivity with respect to the volatility data points.- Parameters:
expiry
- the time to expirystrike
- the strikeforward
- the forward- Returns:
- the volatility
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partialFirstDerivatives
ValueDerivatives partialFirstDerivatives(double expiry, double strike, double forward)
Computes the partial derivatives of the volatilities.The first derivatives are
dVol/dExpiry and dVol/dStrike
. The derivatives are in the following order:- [0] derivative with respect to expiry
- [1] derivative with respect to strike
- Parameters:
expiry
- the expiry at which the partial derivative is takenstrike
- the strike at which the partial derivative is takenforward
- the forward rate- Returns:
- the z-value and it's partial first derivatives
- Throws:
RuntimeException
- if the derivative cannot be calculated
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smileForExpiry
SmileDeltaParameters smileForExpiry(double expiry)
Calculates the smile at a given time.- Parameters:
expiry
- the time to expiry- Returns:
- the smile
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smileAndSensitivitiesForExpiry
SmileAndBucketedSensitivities smileAndSensitivitiesForExpiry(double expiry, DoubleArray volatilityAtTimeSensitivity)
Calculates the smile at a given time and the sensitivities with respect to the volatility data points.- Parameters:
expiry
- the time to expiryvolatilityAtTimeSensitivity
- the sensitivity to the volatilities of the smile at the given time- Returns:
- the smile and sensitivities
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withParameter
SmileDeltaTermStructure withParameter(int parameterIndex, double newValue)
Description copied from interface:ParameterizedData
Returns a copy of the data with the value at the specified index altered.This instance is immutable and unaffected by this method call.
- Specified by:
withParameter
in interfaceParameterizedData
- Parameters:
parameterIndex
- the zero-based index of the parameter to getnewValue
- the new value for the specified parameter- Returns:
- a parameterized data instance based on this with the specified parameter altered
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withPerturbation
SmileDeltaTermStructure withPerturbation(ParameterPerturbation perturbation)
Description copied from interface:ParameterizedData
Returns a perturbed copy of the data.The perturbation instance will be invoked once for each parameter in this instance, returning the perturbed value for that parameter. The result of this method is a new instance that is based on those perturbed values.
This instance is immutable and unaffected by this method call.
- Specified by:
withPerturbation
in interfaceParameterizedData
- Parameters:
perturbation
- the perturbation to apply- Returns:
- a parameterized data instance based on this with the specified perturbation applied
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
over 2 hours
This Japanese adaptation of the Chinese dish char siu is seasoned with sugar, sake and dark soy sauce and braised at a low temperature for a few hours. It is then ready for using in ramen.
Put the soy sauce, sake, mirin, oyster sauce (or teriyaki sauce) and sugar in a small pan. Bring to a simmer to dissolve the sugar.
Preheat the oven to 140C/300F/Gas 2.
Place the pork into a small deep roasting tin. Pour over the hot liquid. Add the leek (or onion), garlic and ginger. Depending on the width of your tin, add 400-500ml/14-18fl oz of hot water – enough not to completely cover it as it will be turned every so often.
Lightly cover with a double layer of foil and leave a small gap for the steam to escape.
Turn the pork occasionally and cook until the pork is tender – about 2-2½ hours.
Once cooked, remove from the oven, leave to cool in the liquid and put into a sealed container with the juices. Leave to cool before putting in the fridge - it is easier to carve when it is fridge cold. If using straightaway leave to rest for 20 minutes.


Wow! This problem is kind of tricky. If you're ready to put your thinking cap on, brace yourself and good luck! Otherwise, you can skip it by now and return any time later
N-size sudoku is a game with a square table of N2 width and height divided into N2 smaller squares of N width and height. In a solved state, each of these smaller squares, as well as each row and column of a full square, contains all numbers from 1 to N2 without repetition.
Given a number N on the first line and a full sudoku table on the next N2 lines. Every line contains N2 integers.
Your task is to determine whether this sudoku is solved or not. Output "YES" if this sudoku table is solved, otherwise "NO".
N can be from 1 to 10.
Here is an example of solved sudoku with squares, where the size of side N is 3.


WITNESS LIST Appropriations Committee April 17, 2001-7:00A HB 253 Registering, but not testifying: For: Andersen, Cris (San Antonio Police Officers' Association) Jones, James (San Antonio Police Officers' Association) Oakley, Keith (Texas Municipal Police Associations) Rendon, Jr., Feliciano (San Antonio Police Officers Association) HB 1259 For: Sanders, Kenneth (Texas Troopers Union) Registering, but not testifying: For: Andersen, Cris (San Antonio Police Officer's Association) Jones, Chris (Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas) Jones, James (San Antonio Police Officers' Association) Wilkison, Charley (Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas) HB 2460 For: Maness, Michael (Self) Paynter, Suzii (Texas Baptist Christian Life Commission) Solomon, Emmett (Restorative Justice Ministry Network) HB 3281 On: Hull, James (Texas Forest Service) HJR 66 For: Judson, Jeff (Texas Public Policy Foundation) Peyton, Tina (Texas Citizens for a Sound Economy) Registering, but not testifying: For: McMichael, Marlene (Lone Star Foundation)


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YogAI
Select poses to practice
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{% extends "account/base.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% load account %} {% block head_title %}{% trans "Confirm E-mail Address" %}{% endblock %} {% block content %}
{% blocktrans with confirmation.email_address.email as email %}Okay, we've got your email address as {{ email }}.{% endblocktrans %}
Is this correct?
{% else %} {% url 'account_email' as email_url %}{% blocktrans %}This e-mail confirmation link expired or is invalid.>
You can send another confirmation email below, or contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for help.
new e-mail confirmation request.{% endblocktrans %}
{% endif %} {% endblock %}


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load render_bundle from webpack_loader %} {% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% load static %} {% load i18n %} {% block content %}
{% blocktrans %}Want to use a learning resource that isn't listed on our website yet? Just fill in this form and then you'll be able to select the resource when creating learning circles going forward. This resource will also be visible to other facilitators on the learning resources page.{% endblocktrans %}
{% endif %} {% crispy form %}


{{ $logoUrl := "img/logos/vitess.png" | relURL }} {{ $docsSections := index (where site.Sections "Section" "docs") 0 }} {{ $currentRelPermalink := .RelPermalink }}
{{/* The "navlist" template recursively renders nested lists to any depth. It is called with two parameters, "currentRelPermalink" and "entries", described inline below. The structure of the sidebar matches the structure of `content/docs` (for English) or `content/xx/docs` (for other languages). This means that sidebar structure and content will vary between languages. */}} {{ define "navlist" }} {{/* `currentRelPermalink` is the RelPermalink of the current content page. */}} {{ $currentRelPermalink := .currentRelPermalink}} {{/* `entries` is a list of Pages */}} {{ $entries := .entries }}


Tell your non-tech friend a story about a time you:
Got blocked on a simple problem:
During this sprint I got stuck on some of the katas, for example the fizzbuzz challenge.
Now this basically involves taking a list of numbers someone gives you and then going through and re-writing it.
So it has to be re-written in a way that any number that is a multiple of 3 is “fizz instead, any number that is a multiple of 5 is “buzz”, and any number that is a multiple of 15 is “fizzbuzz”; then you hand this new “FizzBuzzed” list back to the person that asked for it.
What was the problem:
Well my first problem was trying iterate, or go through the list one by one and testing it by the multiples; then once I had figured out to do that, I needed a way to test if it was a multiple.
What problem solving techniques did you use?
I went back to the list of basic Javascript courses we had done in Free Code Camp courses remembering we had gone through something similar already, between this and Google I was able to work out what was needed.
How did you feel about the process?
Good - it was good to know I had something that I could go back to and reference, then search Google from there to help reinforce the method I was looking at.
Solved a problem in an elegant way:
I am not sure I did really, there was a lot of write something, delete re-write.
I guess the most elegant way did solve something was the rubber ducky way, I read through my code out loud to figure out why it wasn’t working and found a bracket missing.
How did you feel throughout the process?
Mixed emotions mostly determined, but there was also a little frustration, and a lot of elation once something passed the final test
What did you learn?
That you can do a lot with just the basics we had learnt so far.
Reflect on how confident you feel using the problem solving techniques and process:
Pseudocode:
Pretty confident, it helps to build up the function and give a clue on what to search for when figuring something out.
Trying something:
Confident, I did this a lot - change something and press run, check result/error, change something else and repeat.
Rubber ducky method:
Confident - although it does feel a bit weird talking to yourself I found it helped me find spelling errors and missing brackets
Reading error messages:
Reasonably confident, using these and looking at what the tests were looking for helped a lot.
Console.logging:
Didn’t use this too much, but it was helpful to see what was happening at some points.
Googling:
Confident - was good for getting explanations and examples of some methods.
Asking your peers for help:
Confident, although I didn’t need to this sprint.
Asking coaches for help:
Same as above - I would have had I exhausted everything else.
your process with reflection:
Good - I did walk away for a break at some points and think about what was needed to get the function working.


HTML & CSS
HTML is like a plain boring white t-shirt. It does the job but it's not interesting or appealing. CSS adds the style (v-neck, round-neck, long, etc), the color and any logos or pictures on it to make it more interesting and unique.
Control FLow & Loops
Control flow is the order in which code is written and read; left to right, top to bottom. Just like in daily life you have an order to do things. To drink beer, you first need to get it out of the fridge, open the bottle, put bottle to lips and drink. If you put the bottle to lips before opening it, it just won't work and you will just be very thirsty.
Loops is a set of instructions that will be executed multiple times until a condition is met. For example, I can say that I will keep drinking beer until 8pm. So I will kep repeating the steps (get beer out of fridge, open bottle, drink) until the condition (8pm) is reached. After which I will stop.
The DOM
DOM (Document Object Model) is the place where you can look at the structure, code and contents of a webpage.
We can interact with the DOM by making temporary changes to the contents or style either to test something, check something or pretend to hack a webpage. We access the DOM by right clicking on the page and selecting 'inspect'.
Accessing data from Arrays & Objects
Items in arrays are stored using zero-based indexing. Which means that the first item in the array has an index of [0], the second is [1] and so on, so forth. So for example this is how you would access data from an Array:
Then this is what I would get -
To access data from Objects, we use either the dot or bracket.  It can be executed as many times as we want. They are useful because they are reusable and they can contain in itself a bunch of complex instructions, which would take a long time to execute seperately.


What is Cryptomedia?
Author: Jacob Horne
Cryptomedia = [Hypermedia + Creator + Owner + Market] = Value
Hypermedia is a nonlinear medium of information that includes graphics, audio, video, plain text and hyperlinks.
Cryptomedia is a medium for anyone on the internet to create universally accessible and individually ownable hypermedia.
Cryptomedia is an ownership medium for hypermedia.
Cryptomedia allows for unique and provable ownership of information, including: graphics, audio, video, plain text and any arbitrary file or data.
Cryptomedia can be thought of as hypermedia with built-in property rights.
Cryptomedia is the canonical instance of a piece of hypermedia. It can be thought of as the "original".
Cryptomedia is created using the Zora protocol.
Cryptomedia as Object
A single instance of cryptomedia is a token that has two inseparable components:
- Media
- Market
The media component features the link to the media, the link to metadata for it, an immutable hash for the media and an immutable hash for the metadata. The media linked should be universally free and accessible to the internet. The immutable hashes serve as a tool for the public to verify that both links are pointing to the correct files at any point in time.
The market component features the current owner and the list of all bids on that token. The owner has sole access and control over the bids, and can choose to accept any bid at any time, at which point ownership will transfer to the winning bidder. The current owner may update the links for the token.
A piece of Cryptomedia itself has a creator: the individual and/or entity that minted the cryptomedia and receives a defined portion of every future accepted bid. The creator has the right to burn that token if they own it.
Each piece of Cryptomedia also has a unique and immutable token ID, designated at the time of minting in Zora. IDs are assigned in sequential order.
Although not an explicit part of the Zora protocol, each piece of Cryptomedia has the block number it was created within. This is an important factor which represents the point in time it was created.
Provenance
Cryptomedia has provenance. For the first time we can objectively inspect a piece of media's history on the internet.
Provenance of a piece Cryptomedia can be understood by inspecting its creator, tokenID, blocknumber, the media itself and the history of bids and owners.
Provenance at a higher level can be derived by the public by comparing pieces of cryptomedia to each other. For example, one may discover an earlier version of a piece of media created by a less famous creator, and have the indisputable facts of the blockchain to prove it was in fact earlier.
Characteristics
Additionally, Cryptomedia has the following characteristics:
- Token-based: An Ethereum-based Non-Fungible Token (NFT)
- Permissionless: universally usable and censorship resistant
- Universally accessible: open and available to the internet
- Valuable: accrue value which is accessible to the owner and creator
- Internet-native: created within and exists only on the internet
- Platformless: belonging to no single platform other than itself
- Composable: can be integrated into other contexts and systems
Closing thoughts
Cryptomedia's closest analogue is art in the public domain.
Individually owned, but free to share and use by anyone. When it’s freely shared and used it’s not detracting value from the original, it’s adding value. The Mona Lisa is an exceptionally valuable artwork that lives in the public domain, it is individually ownable yet publicly available for reuse. Mona Lisa Instagram posts, poster prints, remixes, reuses all do not detract value from the original, they add value to it.
Cryptomedia means we no longer need to trade off universal accessibility and usage for value capture on the internet. It means that the more the object is shared and used the more valuable it becomes.
Cryptomedia inverts how we think about creating and capturing value on the internet, and provides the foundation for a sovereign internet owned by everyone.
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References
- "Cryptomedia" was first used on Reddit
- What is Hypertext
- Originality
- Provenance
- EIP721
- Creative Composability
- Public Domain
- Mona Lisa
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Managing Authentication System Settings
How to enable and manage the authentication systems for DNN including DNN default authentication, Twitter, Facebook, Google and Live. Evoq Content and Evoq Content Enterprise also come with the Active Directory Authentication provider.
- Navigate to Host > Extensions.
- Select the Installed Extensions tab.
- Expand the Authentication Systems section.
- Click the Edit button beside the authentication system to be edited. This opens the Edit Extension page.
- Expand the Authentication Settings section.
- At Enabled, select from these options:
- Mark the check box to enable this authentication system on all sites in this DNN installation. This allows Administrators to enable and configure this authentication system on their site.
- Unmark the check box to disable the authentication system on all sites in this DNN installation. Skip to Step 11.
- Optional. In the Authentication Type text box, enter/edit the type of authentication System. E.g. Facebook.
- Optional. In the Login Control Source text box, enter/edit the location of the source files of the login control for this authentication system. E.g. DesktopModules/AuthenticationServices/LiveID/Login.ascx
- Optional. In the Logoff Control Source text box, enter/edit the location of the source files of the logoff control for this authentication system. E.g. DesktopModules/AuthenticationServices/LiveID/Logoff.ascx
- Optional. In the Settings Control Source text box, enter/edit the source of the Settings Control for this Authentication System.
- Click the Update Extension button.
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We propose a method to accelerate the joint process of physically acquiring and learning neural BRDF models. While BRDF learning alone can be accelerated by meta-learning, acquisition remains slow as it relies on a mechanical process. We show that meta-learning can be extended to optimize the physical sampling pattern, too. After our method has been meta-trained for a set of fully-sampled BRDFs, it is able to quickly train on new BRDFs with up to five orders of magnitude fewer physical acquisition samples at similar quality. Our approach also extends to other linear and non-linear BRDF models, which we show in an extensive evaluation.
In the right is our proposed method, which meta-trains the locations of samples until they become the most informative.
The orange snippet meta-trains the model parameters, and the blue snippet meta-trains the sample locations.
Learn: Run SGD fitting with the given model parameters and samples on one task, in a differentiable way.
Evaluate: Evaluate the given model parameters over one task, in a differentiable way.
These samples above are deemed as optimal for BRDF acquisition by our method.
We provide all optimal samples (from n=1
to n=1024
) trained by ourselves, for off-shelf usages and to people who don’t want to train again. You can download them at the code repo.
We appreciate valuable comments from Vlastimil Havran, Stavros Diolatzis, and Gilles Rainer. We also thank Meta Reality Labs for funding a part of this project.
@article{liuLearningLearnSample2023,
title={Learning to Learn and Sample BRDFs},
author={Liu, Chen and Fischer, Michael and Ritschel, Tobias},
journal={Computer Graphics Forum (Proceedings of Eurographics)},
year={2023},
volume={42},
number={2},
pages={201--211},
doi={10.1111/cgf.14754},
}


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Note: Java is not required to be installed - JBang will automatically download a Java version
if no Java 8 or higher Java Development Kit (JDK) version is found.
Powershell:
iex "& { $(iwr https://ps.jbang.dev) } app setup"
GitBash/cygwin/mingwin/WSL:
curl -Ls https://sh.jbang.dev | bash -s - app setup
choco install jbang
scoop bucket add jbangdev https://github.com/jbangdev/scoop-bucket scoop install jbang
Unzip the latest binary release, put the jbang-[version]/bin folder in to your $PATH and you are set.
You can run download and run jbang directly using Powershell with:
iex "& { $(iwr https://ps.jbang.dev) } [jbang arguments]"
or if you have bash based shell/terminal:
curl -Ls https://sh.jbang.dev | bash -s - [jbang arguments]
curl -Ls https://sh.jbang.dev | bash -s - app setup
sdk install jbang
dnf copr enable @jbangdev/jbang dnf install jbang
Unzip the latest binary release, put the jbang-[version]/bin folder in to your $PATH and you are set.
You can run download and run jbang directly using curl -Ls https://sh.jbang.dev | bash -s - [jbang arguments]
curl -Ls https://sh.jbang.dev | bash -s - app setup
sdk install jbang
brew install jbangdev/tap/jbang
Unzip the latest binary release, put the jbang-[version]/bin folder in to your $PATH and you are set.
You can run jbang directly:
curl -Ls https://sh.jbang.dev | bash -s - [jbang arguments]
docker run -v `pwd`:/ws --workdir=/ws jbangdev/jbang-action helloworld.java
docker run -v `pwd`:/ws --workdir=/ws quay.io/jbangdev/jbang-action helloworld.java
There are a pre-built github Action you can use in your github workflows:
- name: jbang
uses<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with:
script: createissue.java
scriptargs: "my world"
env:
JBANG_REPO: /root/.jbang/repository
GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.ISSUE_GITHUB_TOKEN }}
Install and see details at Github Action Marketplace
Plugin to run jbang as part of a Apache Maven build available from jbang-maven-plugin
<plugin>
<groupId>dev.jbang</groupId>
<artifactId>jbang-maven-plugin</artifactId>
<version>0.0.7</version>
<executions>
<execution>
<id>run</id>
<phase>process-resources</phase>
<goals>
<goal>run</goal>
</goals>
<configuration>
<script>hello.java</script>
</configuration>
</execution>
</executions>
</plugin>
Plugin to run jbang as part of a Gradle build available from jbang-gradle-plugin
plugins {
id 'dev.jbang' version '0.2.0'
}


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Try to make 50 variations on a pattern
Create a comp with the total number of frames equal to the number of still images you'll need. This one is 50 seconds long, with a frame rate of 1fps.
Create a layout, and then add motion. I used the wiggle()
expression to inject randomness into the movements of different elements.
when you're finished, go to render > add to render queue
but instead of exporting as a quicktime movie, export as a jpeg sequence.

You could use this technique to create a whole library of patterns for use on print collateral. Or create a "living logo" with many different permutations of a single mark.