public abstract class KBaseAbstract extends java.lang.Object implements KBase
KBase
interface by adding a configuration config
to configure it and
a data source datasource
to point to where to locate the dataset from which this knowledge base is learned (trained).
Moreover, this class also implements methods load()
and save()
to load (read) and save (write) knowledge base.| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected DataConfig |
config
The configuration used to customize this knowledge base.
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protected Datasource |
datasource
The data source points to where to locate the dataset from which this knowledge base is learned (trained).
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protected static org.apache.log4j.Logger |
logger
Logger of this class.
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DATASOURCE_URI, KBASE_CONFIG, KBASE_NAME
| Modifier | Constructor and Description |
|---|---|
protected |
KBaseAbstract()
Default constructor.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
clear()
Cleaning out
KBase . |
void |
close()
Close this KBase.
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void |
export(DataConfig storeConfig)
Getting the configuration of KBase by copying (exporting) the internal configuration to the specified configuration.
|
DataConfig |
getConfig()
Every KBase always has a configuration represented by
DataConfig class. |
Datasource |
getDatasource()
Data source represented by
Datasource class is a special class used to point to a dataset. |
void |
learn(Dataset dataset,
Alg alg)
This method is responsible for creating
KBase or learning from specified dataset. |
void |
load()
This method is used to read
KBase from storage system. |
void |
save()
This method is used to write
KBase to storage system. |
void |
setConfig(DataConfig config)
This method is responsible for setting configurations for {code KBase} by specified configuration.
|
void |
view(java.awt.Component comp)
KBase (knowledge base) can be viewed in visual manner.
|
protected static final org.apache.log4j.Logger logger
protected DataConfig config
protected Datasource datasource
Datasource
for more details.public void load()
KBase
KBase
from storage system. Storage system can be files, database, etc.public void learn(Dataset dataset, Alg alg)
KBase
KBase
or learning from specified dataset.
Because every model-based recommender owns distinguished KBase
, the second parameter is such algorithm.
The association between model-based recommender and KBase
is tight.
This method tells us that KBase
can be learned by any approaches: machine learning, data mining, artificial intelligence, statistics, etc.public void save()
KBase
KBase
to storage system. Storage system can be files, database, etc.public void export(DataConfig storeConfig)
KBase
public void clear()
KBase
KBase
. After this method is called, KBase becomes empty, which means that method KBase.isEmpty()
returns true
but KBase can be re-learned by calling the method KBase.learn(Dataset, Alg)
again.public void close()
KBase
public DataConfig getConfig()
KBase
DataConfig
class.
This method returns the internal configuration of KBase.public void setConfig(DataConfig config)
KBase
KBase
,
which is used by methods KBase.load()
and KBase.save()
.public Datasource getDatasource()
KBase
Datasource
class is a special class used to point to a dataset. Of course it contains a URI of such dataset. Note that URI, abbreviation of Uniform Resource Identifier, is the string of characters used to identify a resource on Internet.
As usual and for convenience, data source also contains dataset. We can considered data source as a wrapper of dataset with additional information about dataset.
This method returns the datasource of the dataset that KBase is learned or loaded.getDatasource
in interface KBase
public void view(java.awt.Component comp)
KBase


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[Yes, this is a television pilot, but since it is also a feature-length movie, I believe a review of it is suitable for rec.arts.movies.reviews. -Moderator]
STAR TREK: VOYAGER A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1995 Mark R. Leeper
(Note: Many of the proper names in this review are undoubtedly misspelled. They are phoneticly accurate, at least as far as I can tell. Hey, I never was too hot with Earth languages.
After whole moments of anticipation, the fifth "Star Trek" series (counting the animated episodes but not counting the films) has come along and in spite of negative expectations the first episode is at least mediocre. Being mediocre it is probably the most impressive "Star Trek" series premiere ever.
The approach seems to be an acknowledgement on the part of the producers that the original series had the most exciting concept. "Star Trek" and "Star Trek Animated" took place in the frontiers of an unexplored universe--extra-terra incognita, so to speak. "Star Trek: The Next Generation" took place in a universe much more cosmopolitan with a more widespread Federation. The "Next Generation" Enterprise was less like the Golden Hind and than it was like the Queen Elizabeth II. "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" also takes place in a universe that is settled, but with a mousehole into a not very explored quadrant. Still, it has not really taken much advantage of the possibility of unknown civilizations on the other side of the hole. Instead of an exploring ship, it really takes place in a port. The problem is that all this leaves people hungry for the good old days when the universe was less settled, back in the Sixties. At least, that seems to be the philosophy behind the new series, which uses a huge contrivance to move the ship, the Voyager, seventy light-millennia away and into unexplored territory.
All of the artistic decisions point toward a recreation of aspects of the first series. Having success with the character of Spock who had funny ears, the new series has a lot of alien life forms with funny ears in funny shapes or in funny places. But apparently no matter where your ear are in this universe or what shape they are, the language they are used to hearing is good, old-fashioned English. Light from our sun reaching this quadrant would have had to leave our sun something like 68,000 B.C. but everybody speaks a language that did not leave Earth until the twentieth century A.D.
Of course, the first thing that a "Star Trek" fan wants to see in the new series is the Bridge. No, not the bridge of the new starship, but the bridging of the last series into the present one. The first episode of "The Next Generation" had DeForest Kelley show up as Old Bones. "The Next Generation" Enterprise docked at Deep Space Nine to christen that series. And not too originally, the Voyager also docks at Deep Space Nine for a few nominal moments in the opening episode until it is clear that the visit is just delaying the real story. Each older series lends legitimacy to the new series in that unbroken chain of "Next Generation"s. I wonder how will they manage next time with the Voyager some seventy light-millennia from home?
The crew of the Voyager is headed by Kate Mulgrew as Captain Kathryn Janeway, who in the first episode we see in an array of emotions from tender to tough--probably a wider range than a male counterpart would have had to portray in the first outing. Also along is Tuvak, a black Vulcan, played by Tim Russ, who has the voice and mannerisms right, but still looks distressingly like some "Saturday Night Live" parody of a Vulcan. The new comic relief is Neelix (Ethan Phillips), a scruffy scavenger with a roguish way. He looks like something the cat caught and has been playing with for a week. Another member of the crew is B'Elanna Torres (played by Roxann Biggs-Dawson), half Klingon, half human.  Then there is Chakotay (Robert Beltran), an American Indian with a big tattoo on his forehead making him look like that venerable old Indian Queequeg in MOBY DICK. Also notable but not present is Doc Zimmerman (Robert Picardo) a petulant physician who is present only as a hologram--a perfect character for the 1990s, when image is everything and substance is purely optional.
The story starts with a Maquis ship in a STAR-WARS-like blaster battle with a much bigger ship. (If you don't know who the Maquis are, don't worry. It makes absolutely no difference to the plot who the heck they are. I'm not sure I remember myself and I'm reviewing the episode.) Suddenly the Maquis ship is plucked out of space by a ray of some sort. Cut to the credit sequence.
Each new series has a more impressive-looking credit sequence. This one has a theme by Jerry Goldsmith, who writes some of the most majestic "Star Trek" music, like the theme from STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE which was reused for "Star Trek: The Next Generation." The score is actually by Jay Chattaway, but the theme was composed by Goldsmith. The sequence shows the Voyager flying through some spectacular space scenery in the vacuum of space (except it clearly does not look like a vacuum). This is the first we see the new ship which looks from some angles like a scrawny flying duck with a huge bill. Well, too late to change it now.
The new Voyager, under the command of Janeway (and after a quick and pointless docking at Deep Space Nine), heads off in search of the missing Maquis ship and finds itself lost in space and plucked seventy light-millennia away. The story from there borrows from a number of sources, starting with Ray Bradbury's "Mars Is Heaven" and continuing with pieces of old "Star Trek"s, and even bits from the film TOWERING INFERNO. The script by Michael Piller and Jeri Taylor does not produce great science fiction, but it does demonstrate the dramatic intelligence by intentionally splitting up the nine major crew members into groups of two or three to allow the viewer time to become familiar with them.
The style of the new series is polished and better than the writing. As is traditional in the series, the model effects work is superb. It is not as imaginative as some of the Video Toaster graphics of "Babylon 5," but is still beautiful to look at. In the "Star Trek" tradition matte paintings of landscapes are spectacular, though not always convincing. Speaking of traditions, the computer still has Majel Barrett's voice. The traditional long scene of a shuttle flying around a new ship, whichever new ship it is, is there but much shorter than the minutes-long sequence in STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE. Some of the effects work is surprisingly understated. The seventy light- millenia trip shows up as just a simple generic spacestorm effect. It could have been a little more dramatic, considering it provided the theme for the new series. The costume design is occasionally a bit silly. One group called the Ocampo seem to be wearing scarves or their collars over the lower part of their faces to give the impression of Bazooka Joe.
Until now the series has been trying to make the starship a character and even gave it Majel Barrett's voice. The writers have taken the second step by giving the Voyager something called "bio- neural circuitry." One might wonder how much longer it will be before we have a starship with human emotions ("Oh, please don't make me fire on that... Oh, no. Now you did it. Uh-oh! They's firing back. Will you put up my shields please? Ouch!  Some of the science is questionable. The Voyager travels seventy light-millennia into unexplored space in seconds and almost immediately the navigator knows where he is. For some time the series has been asking us to accept some peculiar things about hologram technology and the ability to interact with it. The Doc Zimmerman hologram seems to be able to hug humans and hold up physical objects. Along with the unexplained ability everybody has to understand English, there seems to be a standard concept of what it means for a character to live nine years. Nobody asks anyone how long their years are, nor even if they would get any useful information in the answer. How do you express to an alien who doesn't know how long it takes for your planet to circle the sun how long a year is?
There was one great moment in the episode for anyone who has ever gotten fouled up by an uncooperative computer center. Captain Janeway confronts the alien being who has taken her ship and pulled it seventy light-millennia off course. Oops, coulda happened to anyone, right? All she asks is that he undo the damage he has done and send the ship back. He stops his banjo-playing, looks her in the eye and whines "Sending you back is complicated. I just don't have the time." I wonder if he trained some of the computer centers I've worked with.
Overall impression? The series is okay and somewhat better than expected. But I am still a "Babylon 5" sort of guy.
Mark R. Leeper<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
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Hacker School is a three-month, full-time school in New York for becoming a better programmer for free, but stay, travels is yours.
I have no idea how much it will cost for travel from India, stay, food, internet, transit so I asked the question in Quora. I got pretty good answers.
Then I started do my lame math.
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Axis variables
HARP does not impose a fixed link between dimensions and its axis variables.
A product can contain multiple variables that can function as an axis variable for a dimension.
For instance, for the vertical dimension, a product can contain both a pressure
and an altitude
variable
where either can function as an axis variable.
The same applies for e.g. wavelength
and wavenumber
for the spectral axis.
In order for a variable to function as an axis variable it should have either strict ascending or strict descending values.
Intervals
HARP has strict rules when it comes to dealing with the specification of an applicable interval along a dimension.
Especially for the vertical dimension there is often some degree of confusion about the concept of layers vs. levels and whether levels are the centers of layers or the edges of layers.
Values in HARP are always provided at the center of an interval. In HARP, levels are always the center point of layers and values are always provided at levels (never at layer edges). If you have data that is provided at the edges of layers then you will have to redefine the layer grid when bringing the data into HARP such that edges become centers (and centers become edges).
When using intervals, the axis variables should always indicate the center of these intervals.
A separate <axis_variable>_bounds
variable can be used to define the edges of the intervals.
This bounds variable has one extra dimension, which is an independent dimension of length 2.
This independent dimension should contain the edge values of the interval.
The ordering of these values needs to be exactly the same as the ordering of the axis itself
(i.e. if the values of the axis are ascending, then the values defining the interval edges should also be ascending).
Intervals are usually connected. So, if for instance we have an altitude grid of center points latitude = [5, 10, 15, 20]
then the corresponding intervals could be latitude_bounds = [[2.5, 7.5], [7.5, 12.5], [12.5, 17.5], [17.5, 22.5]]
.
There are two special cases for intervals, which are described below.
Time intervals
One special case is the time dimension.
In addition to a datetime_bounds
variable, HARP supports separate datetime_start
and datetime_stop
variables
to define the edges of a time interval.
Be aware that in HARP the datetime
variable always needs to represent the center of a time interval.
If you provide two out of datetime
, datetime_start
, datetime_stop
, datetime_length
then you can use
the HARP derivation operations to automatically have the other two variables calculated.
In addition any of these two can be converted into a datetime_bounds
variable and vice-versa.
Spatial extent
The other special case is the spatial dimensions.
When data is gridded spatially using a latitude
and longitude
dimension then the normal rules apply and you
would have a latitude_bounds {latitude,2}
and longitude_bounds {longitude,2}
to define the edges of the grid cells.
However, when latitude
and longitude
are not explicit dimensions, which is the case when e.g. you have a time
series of areas, then latitude_bounds
and longitude_bounds
can still be used, but with a different convention.
if the independent dimension in
latitude_bounds {time,independent}
andlongitude_bounds {time,independent}
has a length of 2 then the two values define the corner of a bounding rectangle of a spatial area.if the independent dimension has length 3 or higher, then the points define the vertices of a polygon that defines the spatial area.
A bounding rectangle can always be represented by a 4 point polygon with the exact same meaning.
For instance, latitude_bounds = [[3.3, 7.1]]
and longitude_bounds = [[50.8, 53.6]]
as a bounding rectangle definition
is the same as latitude_bounds = [[3.3, 3.3, 7.1, 7.1]]
and longitude_bounds = [[50.8, 53.6, 53.6, 50.8]]
in terms of a polygon definition (mind the counter clockwise ordering of the polygon points).


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It's collaborating on coding together; Wherein, one person drives and the other navigates. We will explain what the differences between Driver and Navigator. It can also be described as the process of pairing up on a given project with another person so as to devide the duties envolved. This manner of coding creates a space where each person can dedicate their attention and energy on one aspect but with the same purpose in mind. It creates space in a world where a single mind can feel cramped with too much to hold on to.
Because it allows programmers to devide responsibilities between eachother. It allows the driver to focus on the actual process of inputting the code and allows the navigator to focus on how the code will fit and function in the entirity of the program.
There is a differnce in Driver and Navigator. The Driver takes on the responsibility of typing the code into a document. The Driver should be well aware of the code (language) needed for the type of document. Given that the Driver is well versed in the appropriate code, the Navigator's role is to communicate what will be in the content of the document. At times it is appropriate switch roles.
We wanted to explain that we had to switch over to sublime text 2 due to malfunctions on stypi.com; Furthermore, Stypi.com didn't render the code properly on a browser. We decided, it was better to have our code work appropriately. With that came a better understanding of what the code was going to do in the real world. Additionally, we've noticed that writing code with a .css document written on the same page as the html code, creates its own difficulties. When creating a paragraph in the text part of the document, the browser will render that paragraph in the position where it was originally typed into. So if you typed it in towards the bottom of the paragraph, it will render towards the bottom of the browser window.


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by James WhitbrookWe knew it was coming. But now we know exactly when: the follow up to the Oscar-winning Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse will hit cinemas in April 2022.
After teasing an announcement last night, the official Twitter account for Into the Spider-Verse confirmed that the sequel for the film is officially releasing on 8 April 2022.
No details are currently available beyond the date, but Spider-Verse set up several threads for a potential sequel to build on: first and foremost, the arrival of Spider-Man 2099, Miguel O’Hara (played by Oscar Isaac in a post-credits scene). Other potential films in the works for the Spider-Verse animated world include a possible spinoff focused around Hailee Steinfield’s Spider-Gwen, as well as other female spider-heroes including Silk and Spider-Woman.
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LFE Programming Rules and Conventions
6 Various LFE Specific Conventions
6.1 Use records as the principle data structure
Use records as the principle data structure. A record is a tagged tuple and was introduced in Erlang version 4.3 and thereafter (see EPK/NP 95:034). It is similar to struct in C or record in Pascal.
If the record is to be used in several modules, its definition should be
placed in a header file (with suffix .lfe
) that is included from the
modules. If the record is only used from within one module, the definition
of the record should be in the beginning of the file the module is defined
in.
The record features of LFE can be used to ensure cross module consistency of data structures and should therefore be used by interface functions when passing data structures between modules.
6.2 Use selectors and constructors
Use the record macros provided by LFE for managing instances of records. Don't use matching that explicitly assumes that the record is a tuple.
Example:
(defun demo ()
(let* ((joe (make-person name '"Joe" age 29))
(name-2 (person-name joe)))
...
))
Don't program like this:
(defun demo ()
(let* ((joe (make-person name '"Joe" age 29))
((tuple 'person name age) joe))
...
))
6.3 Use tagged return values
Use tagged return values.
Don't program like this:
(defun keysearch
((key (cons (tuple key value) tail))
value)
((key (cons (tuple wrong-key wrong-value) tail))
(keysearch key '()))
((key '())
'false))
Then (tuple key, value)
cannot contain the false value.
This is the correct solution:
(defun keysearch
((key (cons (tuple key value) tail))
(tuple 'value value))
((key (cons (tuple wrong-key wrong-value) tail))
(keysearch key '()))
((key '())
'false))
6.4 Use catch and throw with extreme care
Do not use catch and throw unless you know exactly what you are doing!
Catch and throw can be useful when the program handles complicated and unreliable input (from the outside world, not from your own reliable program) that may cause errors in many places deeply within the code. One example is a compiler.
6.5 Use the process dictionary with extreme care
Do not use get
and put
etc. unless you know exactly what you are
doing!
A function that uses the process dictionary can be rewritten by introducing a new argument.
Don't program like this:
(defun tokenize
(((cons head tail))
...)
(('())
(case (get-characters-from-device (get 'device))
('eof
'())
((tuple 'value chars)
(tokenize chars)))))
The correct solution:
(defun tokenize
((device (cons head tail))
...)
((device '())
(case (get-characters-from-device device)
('eof
'())
((tuple 'value chars)
(tokenize device chars)))))
The use of get
and put
will cause a function to behave differently
when called with the same input at different occasions. This makes the code
hard to read since it is non-deterministic. Debugging will be more
complicated since a function using get
and put
is a function of not
only of its argument, but also of the process dictionary. Many of the run
time errors in LFE (for example bad_match
) include the arguments to a
function, but never the process dictionary.
6.6 Use import judiciously
We strongly urge you to be caseful about the use of (import ...)
in
(defmodule ...)
. Over-using can make code in the module harder to read,
since you cannot directly see in what module a function is defined.
Generally, explicit is better than implicit.
That being said, there are times when using import
actually makes the
code more legible.
6.7 Exporting functions
Make a distinction of why a function is exported. A function can be exported for the following reasons (for example):
- It is a user interface to the module.
- It is an interface function for other modules.
- It is called from
apply
,spawn
, etc., but only from within its module.
Use different (export ...)
groupings and comment them accordingly.
Example:
(defmodule my-mod
;; user interface
(export
(help 0)
(start 0)
(stop 0)
(info 1))
;; inter-module exports
(export
(make-pid 1)
(make-pid 2)
(process-abbrevs 0)
(print-info 5))
;; exports for use within module only
(export
(init 1)
(info-log-impl 1)))


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by JOSH RUSSELLMANHATTAN (CN) — A lawyer for one of the guards going on trial after the jailhouse death of high-profile sex offender Jeffrey Epstein told a federal judge Monday that they expect useful evidence from the government’s ongoing investigation.
“Based on our view of the case, I believe that there are outside circumstances that are driving this prosecution that may impact certain information that is available to us,” Jason Foy, an attorney for Tova Noel, said in court this morning.
Noel, 31, was arrested last week alongside fellow guard Michael Thomas, 41, on charges that they falsified records to cover up their failure to perform inmate counts at the Metropolitan Correctional Center on Aug. 9, 2019.
Epstein, who had been remanded to the Manhattan jail complex ahead of his trial on sex-trafficking charges, was found dead in his cell the following morning. A medical examiner ruled Epstein’s death a suicide.
At a pretrial conference for Noel and Thomas this morning, Assistant U.S. Attorney Rebekah Donaleski noted that the government has gathered more than 100 hours of video surveillance footage and paper records, but that discovery is otherwise “not voluminous.”
With U.S. District Judge Analisa Torres setting an April 20 trial date for the pair, Donaleski said the government intends to produce the discovery evidence on a rolling basis over the next month.
Thomas’ attorney Montell Figgins said Monday his client and Noel were suspended from the Bureau of Prisons without pay after their arrest.
The firing of an MCC employee would have to be processed by their union Council of Prison Locals C-33, a representative council within the American Federation of Government Employees.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn directed Noel to surrender of her legal firearms as part of pretrial condition, and Judge Torres upheld the the requirement Monday, referring to the surrender of defendants’ firearms as a “commonsense safety measure.”
Noel and Thomas were released last Tuesday on $100,000 bond. They are each charged with one count of conspiring to defraud the United States by their misconduct. While Noel faces an additional five counts of making false records, Thomas is charged with three counts of making false records — each of which carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison.
The indictment says Noel and Thomas were browsing the internet from their desk when they were supposed to be performing their rounds on the night of Epstein’s death in the Special Housing Unit.
Noel allegedly filled out more than 75 separate 30-minute round entries falsely affirming that she and Thomas had completed rounds every 30 minutes checking that each inmate was alive and accounted for in their cells.
The trial of Noel and Thomas next year is tentatively slated to last two weeks.
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All Known Subinterfaces:
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All Known Implementing Classes:
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public interface
CoComparable
extends java.lang.Comparable
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Methods inherited from interface java.lang.Comparable
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Design Patterns in Spring Framework
Design Patterns in Spring Framework
spring-framework-design-patterns
Introduction
These solutions not only solve recurring problems but also help developers understand the design of a framework by recognizing common patterns.
The most common design patterns in Spring:
- Dependency Injection
- Singleton pattern
- Factory Method Pattern
- Proxy Pattern
- Template Pattern
1. Dependency Injection
It is a pattern to implement Inversion of Control (IoC).
Makes a class independent of its dependencies. It achieves that by decoupling the usage of an object from its creation.
Inversion of Control is a principle in software engineering by which the control of objects or portions of a program is transferred to a container of framework.
2. Singleton Pattern
The singleton pattern is a mechanism that ensures only one instance of an object exist per application. This pattern can be useful when managing shared resources or providing cross-cutting services, such as loggin.
Singleton Beans.
Spring restricts a singleton to one object per Spring IoC container.
3. Factory Method Pattern
The factory method pattern entails a factory class with an abstract method for creating the desired object.
To accomplish this, we can create a factory implementation for each desired object and return the desired object from the concrete factory method.
Application Context
Spring uses this technique as the root of its Dependency Injection Framework. Spring treats a bean container as a factory that produces beans.
External Configuration
We can completely change the application’s behavior based on external configuration.
For example, we can change the AnnotationConfigApplicationContext to an XML-based configuration class.
4. Proxy Pattern
The proxy pattern is a technique that allows one object, the proxy, to control access to another object (the subject or service).
Transactions. Without a proxy, Spring wouldn’t be able to control access to our a Transactional bean and ensure its transactional consistency.
Template Method Pattern
The template method pattern is a technique that defines the steps required for some action, implementing the boilerplate steps, and leaving the customizable steps as abstract.
Templates and Callbacks. Subclasses can then implement this abstract class and provide a concrete implementation for the missing steps.


public class Sequence extends java.lang.Object implements Steppable
You provide Sequence with a Collection of Steppables, or with an array of Steppables, via its constructor. It then copies the Collection or array into its own internal array and uses that whenever you step it.
You can also modify the Steppables after the fact, in one of three ways. First, you can provide a new Collection or array to replace the internal array it is presently using, via the method replaceSteppables(...). Second, you can provide a collection of Steppables to be removed from the internal array, via the methods removeSteppable(...) or removeSteppables(...). Third, you can provide a collection of Steppables to be added to the internal array, via the methods addSteppable(...) or addSteppables(...). Sequence delays performing these actions until step(...) is called on it. At which time it first replaces the Steppabes with those provided by replaceSteppables(...), then removes any Steppables requested, then finally adds any Steppables requested. It then steps all the Steppables in the resulting internal array.
By default, after removing Steppables from the internal array, Sequence does not guarantee that the remaining Steppables will still be in the same order. It does this for speed. If you want to force them to be in the same order, you can call setEnsuresOrder(true). Note that even if the array has a consistent order internally, subclasses are free to ignore this: for example, RandomSequence and ParallelSequence do not keep the order consistent.
Removing Steppables is costly: the Sequence has to hunt through its array to find the ones you've asked to be removed, and that's O(n) per Steppable to remove. If you are often removing a fair number of Steppables (perhaps more than 5 at a time), Sequence provides a further option which results in O(1) removal: using an internal Set. The procedure is as follows: all the current Steppables, or the ones to relace them, are maintained in a LinkedHashSet. The Steppables to be removed are removed from the Set (O(1) per Steppable). Steppables to be added are then added to the Set. Finally the Set is dumped to an array, which is then Stepped.
To turn on this option, call setUsesSets(true).
This approach is dramatically faster than the default approach when a large number of Steppables are in the Sequence and at least a moderate number (5 or greater typically) is removed at a time. It has three disadvantages however. First, it is slower when the number of Steppables is very small, or when the number of Steppables removed is small (less than 5 perhaps). Second, because a Set is used, the Steppables in the Sequence must be unique: you cannot insert the same Steppable multiple times in the array. Third, using sets does not ensure order regardless of what you stated in setEnsuresOrder(...).
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected int |
size
The number of actual Steppables in the steps array.
|
protected Steppable[] |
steps
The internal Steppables to be stepped.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Sequence(java.util.Collection collection) |
Sequence(Steppable[] steps) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addSteppable(Steppable steppable)
Requests that the provided Steppable be added to the Sequence prior to the next step() call.
|
void |
addSteppables(java.util.Collection steppables)
Requests that the provided Steppables be added to the Sequence prior to the next step() call.
|
void |
addSteppables(Steppable[] steppables)
Requests that the provided Steppables be added to the Sequence prior to the next step() call.
|
protected boolean |
canEnsureOrder()
If your subclass does not respect order, override this method to return
false, and Sequence will ignore the ensuresOrder result.
|
boolean |
getEnsuresOrder()
Returns whether the order among the remaining Steppables in the internal array is maintained after removing
Steppables via removeSteppable() or removeSteppables().
|
boolean |
getUsesSets()
Returns whether the Sequence uses a Set internally to manage the internal array.
|
protected void |
loadSteps()
Subclasses should call this method as more or less the first thing in their step(...) method.
|
void |
removeSteppable(Steppable steppable)
Requests that the provided Steppable be removed from the Sequence prior to the next step() call.
|
void |
removeSteppables(java.util.Collection steppables)
Requests that the provided Steppables be removed from the Sequence prior to the next step() call.
|
void |
removeSteppables(Steppable[] steppables)
Requests that the provided Steppables be removed from the Sequence prior to the next step() call.
|
void |
replaceSteppables(java.util.Collection collection)
Requests that the provided Steppables replace the existing Steppables in the internal array prior to the next step() call.
|
void |
replaceSteppables(Steppable[] steppables)
Requests that the provided Steppables replace the existing Steppables in the internal array prior to the next step() call.
|
void |
setEnsuresOrder(boolean val)
Sets whether the order among the remaining Steppables in the internal array is maintained after removing
Steppables via removeSteppable() or removeSteppables().
|
void |
setUsesSets(boolean val)
Sets whether the Sequence uses a Set internally to manage the internal array.
|
void |
step(SimState state) |
protected Steppable[] steps
protected int size
public Sequence(Steppable[] steps)
public Sequence(java.util.Collection collection)
public boolean getEnsuresOrder()
public void setEnsuresOrder(boolean val)
protected boolean canEnsureOrder()
public boolean getUsesSets()
public void setUsesSets(boolean val)
protected void loadSteps()
public void replaceSteppables(java.util.Collection collection)
public void replaceSteppables(Steppable[] steppables)
public void addSteppable(Steppable steppable)
public void addSteppables(Steppable[] steppables)
public void addSteppables(java.util.Collection steppables)
public void removeSteppable(Steppable steppable)
public void removeSteppables(Steppable[] steppables)
public void removeSteppables(java.util.Collection steppables)


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you wanna dance,
This is our chance, If you wanna dance, Let's take our chance) Jiggy jump to the beat Keep bouncin', 30 seconds and counting Hot one, this choice critical Situation is difficult My calibre won't allow me to rhyme On a level where you People can hear me See me, guess I know You wanna be me In the meantime Bounce to the beat Sing, Music is my life 'Cause my life is music The beat of the Drum in your heart Let's dance (Feel it Can't you feel it? Don't you know) Let's dance (If you feel it, Better believe it, Here we go) Let's dance (Always comes together On the floor) Let's dance (You know that You've got what I like) Check it out, Droppin' verbal bombs on the beat, Hopin' that you people Think this sound is unique, 'Cause I like to party, like to party, Come on everybody, get it started, I got something to get you jumpin' When I kick the freaky rhyme I'll get the dancefloor thumpin' Just step back and Take time to check When I rock up on the mike You people never forget Check it out Music is my life 'Cause my life is music The beat of the Drum in your heart Let's dance (Feel it, Can't you feel it? Don't you know) Let's dance (If you feel it, Better believe it, Here we go) Let's dance (Always comes together On the floor) Let's dance (You know that You've got what I like) Let's dance (Feel it, Can't you feel it? Don't you know) Let's dance (If you feel it, Better believe it, Here we go) Let's dance (Always comes together On the floor) Let's dance (You know that You've got what I like) (You know You've got what I like) If you wanna dance, This is our chance If you wanna dance, Let's take our chance If you wanna dance, This is our chance If you wanna dance, Let's take our chance You know that You've got what I like You know that You've got what I need (If you wanna dance) (C'mon) You know that You've got what I like (Oh yeah) Music is my life 'Cause my life is music The beat of the Drum in your heart Let's dance (Feel it, Can't you feel it? Don't you know) Let's dance (If you feel it, Better believe it, Here we go) Let's dance (Always comes together On the floor) Let's dance (You know that You've got what I like) Let's dance (If you wanna dance) (Feel it, can't you feel it? Don't you know) Let's dance (If you wanna dance) (If you feel it, Better believe it, Here we go) Let's dance (Ooh, oh) (Always comes together On the floor) Let's dance (Ooh, oh) (You know that You've got what I like) Let's dance (If you wanna dance) (Feel it, can't you feel it? Don't you know) Let's dance (If you wanna dance) (If you feel it, Better believe it, Here we go) Let's dance (Ooh, oh) (Always comes together On the floor) Let's dance (Ooh, oh) (You know that You've got what I like) |


Start by selecting the values above so that you can begin building your freeband.
Choose from any of the currently available factions
The maximum size of the freeband based on the total value of the models picked.
Enables the alternate leader rule by which additional models can be promoted to leader and leader models can be demoted to regular models.
A full description on Freeband construction rules can be found in the Living Rulebook (v{{ lrbVersion }}) starting on page {{ builderPage }}. Printing this page using your browser's print option will give you a formatted display of your selected models.
1 There are a few bugs to work out with alternate leader rules like being able to increase/decrease specific MAR/RAR/CAR. An attempt is made to adjust the stat line as would be typical but for now you may need to use the 'Edit' option on a model to get it's stat line the way you want it to be set.


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Edward Ribeiro is a second year
MSc. student at University of Brasilia (Brazil), and also a software
developer in a brazilian government institution. He has been interested
in JXTA since its creation, but started to work on it in the beginning
of 2005. In his research, he is building a distributed infrastructure
to launch and control computational biology programs as BLAST, for
example, among three universities. This infrastructure is based on JXTA
because it is the most mature p2p model available and offer good
flexibility. He has been spending at least 20 hours a week working on
JXTA. This project has allowed him to get in touch with the JXTA
community to report bugs and discuss the platform. His most recent
contribution to the community was the updating of the wikipedia
information about JXTA. In his free time, he likes to read, watch
movies, and play with his four year old son, Bruno.
Read more about Edward in the java.net
interview.
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This library provides symbolic constants and helper functions for using the VM queries in a clean, portable manner.
| MEMORY-SIZE | -n | Query for determining amount of memory provided by the virtual machine |
| CANVAS? | -n | Query for determining whether the virtual machine provides a canvas device |
| CANVAS-WIDTH | -n | Query returning canvas width |
| CANVAS-HEIGHT | -n | Query returning canvas height |
| STACK-DEPTH | -n | Query returning data stack depth |
| ADDRESS-STACK-DEPTH | -n | Query returning address stack depth |
| MOUSE? | -n | Query for determining if the virtual machine provides a mouse device |
| TIME | -n | Query returning current time in seconds |
| QUIT-VM | -n | Query to shutdown the virtual machine |
| HOST-ENVIRONMENT-QUERY | -n | Query to lookup and return the value of an environment variable in the host system |
| CONSOLE-WIDTH | -n | Query returning the console width |
| CONSOLE-HEIGHT | -n | Query returning the console height |
| BITS-PER-CELL | -n | Query returning the number of bits in a cell |
| ENDIAN | -n | Query returning a flag which indicates endian used by the virtual machine |
| CONSOLE? | -n | Query to see if enhanced text console is provided |
| query | ?-? | Perform a query. Actual stack effect varies by query |


| Name | Description |
| clusterDefault |
VM will use the cluster default setting. This option is only meaningful for
per-VM settings.
|
| disabled |
VM Component Protection service will not monitor or react to
the component failure. This setting does not affect other vSphere
HA services such as Host Monitoring or VM Health Monitoring.
|
| restartAggressive |
VM Component Protection service protects VMs aggressively. With this setting,
the service will terminate an affected VM even if it can't determine that
capacity exists to restart the VM.
|
| restartConservative |
VM Component Protection service protects VMs conservatively. With this
setting, when the service can't determine that capacity is available to
restart a VM, it will favor keeping the VM running.
|
| warning |
VM Component Protection service will monitor component failures but
will not restart an affected VM. Rather it will notify users about
the component failures. This setting does not affect other vSphere HA
services such as Host Monitoring or VM Health Monitoring.
|


Class
Namespace: Diffstore.Snapshots
Base types:
Declared in: Diffstore.Snapshots
Fields and properties marked by this attribute will not be saved in snapshots, but included in entities.


‘Wexit’ applies to become a federal political party
Party wants the West to separate from the rest of Canada
by Katya SlepianThe “Wexit” movement has applied to become a federal political party, according to Elections Canada.
The agency said Tuesday it’s start the first part of the verification process, which is to ensure the application is complete and contains all the mandatory information. Staff will then verify the 250 signatures of supporters collected by the group, then clear it to begin the official registration process.
The Wexit movement took shape in Alberta after the Trudeau Liberals won the federal election on Oct. 21. It bills itself as separatist, focusing on enhanced economic, military and geo-political cooperation with the United States, delivering essential government services only, and ending public investment in energy technology such as wind and solar.
It has a motto, “The West Wants Out,” and a Facebook group with more than 263,000 members as of Tuesday morning.
To register as a federal party, Elections Canada needs:
- the full name of the political party
- either the party’s short-form name or the abbreviation of the party’s name, if any, which will appear on election documents such as the ballot
- the party’s logo
- the fundamental purpose of the party
- the party’s policy on the protection of personal information
- the name and address of the party’s leader, and a copy of the party’s resolution to appoint its leader that is certified by the leader and another officer of the party
- the address of the party’s office where records are kept and to which communications may be addressed
- the names and addresses of the party’s officers and their signed consent to act (minimum of three officers)
- the name and address of the party’s auditor and the auditor’s signed consent to act as auditor
- the name and address of the party’s chief agent and his or her signed consent to act as chief agent
- the names, addresses and signatures of 250 electors and their declarations in the prescribed form that they are members of the party and support the party’s application for registration
- the leader’s declaration in the prescribed form that having considered all the factors relevant to determining the party’s purposes, one of the party’s fundamental purposes is to participate in public affairs by endorsing one or more of its members as candidates and supporting their election
READ MORE: ‘Havoc and chaos:’ Alberta separatist group gains support as Liberals re-elected
READ MORE: Oil would still be landlocked under ‘Wexit,’ experts say


War API Documentation
The API returns all wars, which ever exists and is regularly updated from the crest endpoint. The API provides the WarID, both the Aggressor and Defender Name, ID and GroupTypeID (2 = corp, 32= alliance) and an status ( 0=declared,1=active,2=finished).
The API returns 200 entries per request.
The following GET-Parameters you can use:
AgrID = ID of the Aggressor
DefID = ID of the Defender
ID = ID of the Aggressor or Defender
status = status of the war
page = the page of the api (starts with 1)
You can use AgrID and DefID or ID not both combinations at the same time
You can add multiple value to a parameter using a „+“.
API-URL: https://www.warcontacts.tk/php/api.php
Example-URL: https://www.warcontacts.tk/php/api.php?ID=144740602&status=2&page=1


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All checked plugins will be compiled into a readable
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Illustration/Graphic Designing
Scenery
Poster/Graphic Designing
Event poster
Poster/Graphic Designing
life Quotes
Commercial poster/Graphic Designing
Salon inauguration
poster/Graphic Designing
GeeksforGeeks student chapter
poster/Graphic Designing
Core team #gfg
poster/Graphic Designing
Induction Hncc


@(user: String, repo: String, releases: List[String], releaseDates: Map[String,String]) @main("Release Notes Page"){
This is a demo of a simple release note generator using the GitHub API to look for commits within a certain time period
Release: @release
go to notes


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Style Guide
This style guide is an ongoing collection of all things visual that make up the brand, such as colours, fonts, patterns or UI components.
Text
Typeface
We use “Overpass” for regular text. Technical text (e.g. logs or error messages) is set in the monospace variant “Overpass Mono”.
Text style
To make subsidiary elements look less prominent (e.g., hints or labels), the font size and/or darkness of the text can be slightly reduced.
Colors
Buttons
- Button labels should have meaningful wording, e.g. “Apply Changes” or “Restart Now” instead of just “Okay”.
- Use Title Case.
- If ever feasible, call-to-action buttons should only appear once. If there are multiple regular actions side by side, the “regular” action button should be used. As a rule of thumb: the call-to-action button terminates a dialog by triggering its main function; whereas the action button executes secondary operations within a dialog, while keeping the dialog open.
- Buttons should be disabled if it’s obvious that an operation cannot be carried out. For example, a “save” button next to an input field should only be enabled if there was an actual change, or if the input field contains something. Don’t disable buttons in non-obvious cases, though, for example when the input format is invalid.
Default Button
For harmless operations like “close” or “cancel”.
Action Button
For operations that do or apply something. (Don’t use for the primary call-to-action.)
Success Button (Primary Action)
For the main (and non-destructive) call-to-action.
Danger Button (Primary Action)
For destructive call-to-actions like “delete” or “shutdown”.
Dropdown Button
A button that groups multiple related actions.
Toggle Button
A button representing a binary state that can be toggled on and off. In contrast to a checkbox, the toggle button is used outside of forms and the click-action is carried out immediately.
Text Button
A button that is just regular text. Only use this for minor actions, and in a context where the default button would look too prominent. The text button doesn’t have a disabled state; instead, it should be hidden.
Click Me
Button for External Links
If a button opens an external website, then it should be an “Action”-type button with an “External Link” icon on the right-hand side. External links should open in a new tab by default.
Open LinkInput
-
For text input fields that expect non-English words, use any/all of
the following attributes to
prevent browsers from spellchecking
or auto-correcting the text:
autocomplete="off"
autocorrect="off"
autocapitalize="off"
spellcheck="false"
- If there is a call-to-action button associated with an input field, then pressing the “Enter”/“Return” key on the keyboard should trigger the call-to-action. The behaviour should be the same as if the button was clicked with the mouse; that implies that the call-to-action shouldn’t trigger in case the button is in disabled state.
-
If the input value is required to adhere to a certain format, use the
placeholder attribute to help the user intuitively grasp the expected
format. The placeholder text should be a made-up but semantically
correct value. The placeholder should make it obvious to the reader
that it’s just an example value by containing words like “example” or
artificial sequences like “1234”. Omit prefixes such as “e.g., ”.
A placeholder is not needed for input fields that expect free text, or when the validation rules are too trivial to allow for expressive or meaningful demo usage. - Make the width of the input field so that it’s reasonably coherent with the expected length of the input copy. Note, though, that there might be other factors for determining a good width of the input field, such as visual alignment with other nearby UI elements.
Example:
Your Website:
Font Usage
Use the default font for input fields that expect “free” or regular text. Use the monospace font for “technical” values, to help the user examine the input copy character by character (e.g., IP addresses).
Inline Message
When we want to display a feedback message (error or warning), we can use the inline-message component:
Some notes about usage:
- The text should be left-aligned, even in an otherwise centered context.
- If sensible, the text should be prefaced with a short error headword (set in bold) that concisely summarizes what the message is about. For example: Invalid Input, or (for generic messages) just Error or Warning.
Headlines
Use “Title Case” in all headlines.
Overlay Dialogs
Design
Click on the buttons to learn how a dialog inside an overlay is supposed to be designed.
Overlay with Primary Action
Overlay with Feature
Loading States
When the overlay is in a loading state, we generally do not want the user to close it. Therefore, we don’t show any close button, and we also disable the overlay’s `x` close button (see the Contributing Guidelines for details).
Primary Actions
The buttons for primary actions should be located at the bottom of the dialog. These primary actions should either advance the dialog into a different state, or they should terminate the dialog altogether.
If there is a primary button for closing or canceling the dialog, it should always be the rightmost one.
Progress Indicator
The spinner is used to indicate that an operation is in progress. The styling can be adjusted through CSS variables.


Glucocorticoid receptors in mononuclear cells of patients with sepsis.
Abstract
Glucocorticoid receptor (GR) hormone-binding activity was studied by a whole-cell method in mononuclear cells (MNC) from peripheral blood of 7 patients during the hemodynamic compensatory phase of sepsis. 4 patients were receiving dopamine, which did not affect the GR count. The patients ' plasma cortisol concentrations were normal or slightly elevated. Despite a wide range, the mean GR count and affinity in MNC from septic patients did not differ from those in normal controls, suggesting that glucocorticoids could still be effective in the hemodynamic compensatory phase of sepsis.


XCTest Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | XCAbstractTest.h |
Overview
@class XCTest
An abstract base class for testing. XCTestCase and XCTestSuite extend XCTest to provide for creating, managing, and executing tests. Most developers will not need to subclass XCTest directly.
testCaseCount
@property testCaseCount Number of test cases. Must be overridden by subclasses.
@property (readonly) NSUInteger testCaseCount
Discussion
@property testCaseCount Number of test cases. Must be overridden by subclasses.
Declared In
XCAbstractTest.h
name
@property name Test’s name. Must be overridden by subclasses.
@property (readonly, copy) NSString *name
Discussion
@property name Test’s name. Must be overridden by subclasses.
Declared In
XCAbstractTest.h
testRunClass
@property testRunClass The XCTestRun subclass that will be instantiated when the test is run to hold the test’s results. Must be overridden by subclasses.
@property (readonly) Class testRunClass
Discussion
@property testRunClass The XCTestRun subclass that will be instantiated when the test is run to hold the test’s results. Must be overridden by subclasses.
Declared In
XCAbstractTest.h
testRun
@property testRun The test run object that executed the test, an instance of testRunClass. If the test has not yet been run, this will be nil.
@property (readonly, nullable) XCTestRun *testRun
Discussion
@property testRun The test run object that executed the test, an instance of testRunClass. If the test has not yet been run, this will be nil.
Declared In
XCAbstractTest.h
– performTest:
@method -performTest: The method through which tests are executed. Must be overridden by subclasses.
- (void)performTest:(XCTestRun *)run
Discussion
@method -performTest: The method through which tests are executed. Must be overridden by subclasses.
Declared In
XCAbstractTest.h
– runTest
@method -runTest Creates an instance of the testRunClass and passes it as a parameter to performTest:.
- (void)runTest
Discussion
@method -runTest Creates an instance of the testRunClass and passes it as a parameter to performTest:.
Declared In
XCAbstractTest.h
– setUp
@method -setUp Setup method called before the invocation of each test method in the class.
- (void)setUp
Discussion
@method -setUp Setup method called before the invocation of each test method in the class.
Declared In
XCAbstractTest.h
– tearDown
@method -tearDown Teardown method called after the invocation of each test method in the class.
- (void)tearDown
Discussion
@method -tearDown Teardown method called after the invocation of each test method in the class.
Declared In
XCAbstractTest.h


{# node content Template for node content. It first lists attributes of this node, then iterates over its child nodes. #}


Highlight Size
To modify the size of a highlight, simply add a class such as .text-size-6
next to the .evo-highlight
class.Examples for text sizes 1-10 are below.
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{% extends "master.html" %} {% block title %}Dart - Home{% endblock %} {% block content %}
Search Hosts
Search Processes
The following hosts have not recently sent a heartbeat and may no longer be online.
The following processes are disabled on assigned hosts:
Dart is currently managing {{ hosts|count }} {% if hosts|count == 1 %}host{% else %}hosts{% endif %} and {{ processes|count }} {% if processes|count == 1 %}process{% else %}processes{% endif %}.
Dart is a system for managing process configurations across many hosts, for controlling those processes once assigned to hosts, and for monitoring those processes as they run. Dart is a monitoring system but not an event management system. You should use your event management system to view, triage, and manage events that may come from hosts and processes controlled by Dart.


Balsamiq Mockups:
Doug Kowaliski's Photography (3A):
Click here to download the Balsamiq Wireframing.
3A PDF:
Click here for PDF 3A
Just Throw Me Pillows (3B):
Click here to download the Balsamiq Wireframing.
3B PDF:
Click here for PDF 3B
A Dog's Life Dog Grooming (3C):
Click here to download the Balsamiq Wireframing.
3C PDF:
Click here for PDF 3C


Authorizer implementation.
Authorizers are classes which figure out whether a given user matches a given password, and whether they should be let into the wiki in the first place. This package also contains group management.