Written by: Shana Goldberg-Meehan
Transcribed by: Eric Aasen
[Scene: A Theatre, Chandler and Ross are there to watch the premiere of Kathys play.]
Chandler: Okay, she is the star of the play. And she is my girlfriend!
Ross: People can hear you.
Chandler: I know!!
(The play starts.)
Chandler: Wow! She looks great. Doesnt she?
Ross: Yeah.
(Onstage theres a knock on the door and Kathy opens it. We dont see whats going on, only hear it.)
Kathy's Co-Star: Hi!
Kathy: Hi!
Ross: That is one good looking man!
Chandler: Is it just me, or can you actually see his abs through his overcoat?!
Kathy's Co-Star: Sooo, youve been doing this long?
Kathy: No, youre my first. Put the money on the table.
(Ross and Chandler have stunned looks on their faces as Kathy and her co-star start making out.)
Kathy's Co-Star: Oh, yeah! Ooh, thats nice. (They start making out harder.)
Ross: Dude!
Kathy's Co-Star: Is that an expensive blouse?
Kathy: If you want it to be.
 Chandlers mouth is on the floor.)
Ross: Heres your girlfriends button. (Holding the button.)
Opening Credits
[Scene: Chandler and Joey's, erm, Monica and Rachel's, Monica is still unpacking after the move, and Phoebe is their also.]
Phoebe: Oh, hey, Mon, do you still have your like old blouses and dresses from high school?
Monica: Yeah, I think I have some around here somewhere. Why?
Phoebe: Well, its just that maternity clothes are so expensive.
(Rachel enters)
Monica: Hey, Rach! I made a pile of your stuff over on this side of the room. If you could just (Rachel grunts and throws her purse at it) throw your purses at it.
Rachel: Bloomingdales eliminated my department.
Rachel: No, but they stuck me in personal shopping. Which is just a huge step down!
Phoebe: Personal shopping? What is that? Like where you walk around with snooty rich people and tell them what to buy?
Rachel: Uh-huh.
Phoebe: That sounds great!
Joey: (entering) Hey! (Goes to the fridge.)
Monica: Umm, excuse me, we switched apartments. You cant eat are food anymore, that-that gravy train had ended.
Joey: (Holding a turkey leg) Theres gravy?
Monica: If you have the big apartment you have to deal with people coming over all the time. That fridge has got to be stocked, okay, thats your department now. (She takes back the turkey leg)
(Joey climbs up on the counter and starts looking at the top of the cabinets.)
Monica: What are you doing?
Joey: I think I left a donut up here.
[Scene: Central Perk, Ross and Chandler are entering after the play. Phoebe and Joey are already there.]
Ross: Hey!
Phoebe: Hey!
Joey: Hey!
Phoebe: Ooh! How was Kathys play?

Chandler: Yeah, its like someone literally wrote down my worst nightmare and then charged me $32 to see it!
Phoebe: Thats a good idea for a business!
Chandler: Im totally screwed. Okay, they are gonna be hot and heavy on stage every night, and then theyre gonna go to their cast parties and hes gonna try to undermine me. Y'know itll be like, "So wheres your boyfriend, whats-his-name, Chester?" And shell go, "No-no-no, its Chandler."  Ha-ha-ha-ha!"
Joey: (to Ross) That-that is a good trick.
Chandler: All right, look, look, what am I gonna do?
Joey: Chandler, look theyre actors. Theyre there to do a job, just cause they work together, doesnt mean theyre gonna get together. I mean just cause it happened with Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins, it doesnt mean its gonna happen with them.
Ross: Oh-oh, Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger.
Joey: Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman.
Ross: Yeah.
Phoebe: Hey, Mel Gibson and Clint Eastwood.
Ross: Theyre not a couple!
Phoebe: Oh-okay, I get the game now.
Joey: Okay look, look, let me ask you a question, when they were doing it on stage, was it like really hot?
Ross: Oh yeah!
Joey: Well okay, so then youre fine. The rule is when two actors are actually doing it off-stage all the sexual tension between them is gone. Okay? So as long as its hot onstage you got nothing to worry about. Its when the heat goes away, thats when youre in trouble.
Chandler: Really?
Joey: Look, you guys have been to every play Ive ever been in, have I ever had chemistry on stage?
Ross: No.
Joey: Noooo!!
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, erm, Chandler and Joey's, the gang minus Monica and Rachel are eating breakfast. Ross and Chandler are sitting at the foosball table and eating.]

Ross: Yknow what, I dont know how comfortable I am going to see how hot the sex is between some guy and your girlfriend.
Chandler: Yeah, I know but
Ross: Oh no-no-no, Im there.
Monica: (entering) Hey!
Joey: Hey Mon! Want some pancakes?
Monica: You made pancakes?
Joey: Yep! Grab a plate.
Monica: Okay. (She does so and starts to walk towards Joey to receive her pancakes.)
Joey: No-no, stay right there. (Monica stops and Joey flips her a pancake, which flies over her head and lands in the living room.) Gettin closer.
Chandler: Okay, okay, but dont worry, because we also have cereals, muffins, waffles, and, jams, jellies, and marmalades. Which Im fairly certain are the same thing.
Joey: Listen also were uh, were watching the game here Saturday night, if people want to come over.
Ross: Oh yeah!
Monica: Oh, I was thinking about having people over for the game.
Joey: Oh yeah, whos playing?
Monica: The players.
Ross: Somebody seems to be missing being the hostess.
Monica: (laughs) Please, its a relief is what it is, is what it is.
Joey: All right Pheebs, stick out your plate!
Phoebe: Oh. (Joey flips the pancake and Phoebe catches it and throws it on her plate.)
[Scene: Bloomingdales, Rachels new job.]
Rachel: (on the phone) Monica, Im quitting! I just helped an 81 year old woman put on a thong and she didnt even buy it! (Pause) Im telling you Im quitting! Thats it! Im talking to my boss right now! (Pause) Yes I am! (Pause) Yes I am! Yes I am! Yes I am! Yes I am! Yes I am! Okay bye, call me when you get this message. (Hangs up as her boss, Mr. Waltham, walks in.) Oh! Mr. Waltham, I ah really need to talk to you.
Mr. Waltham: In a moment, please, Im in the middle of a task. And you have a customer.
(Its a really good-looking man, Joshua, that Rachel has an instant crush on. Well actually its Tate Donovan, so its not like shes really testing her acting skills.)
Rachel: Hi!
Joshua: Hi, Im Joshua.
Rachel: Hi, Im Rachel Green. What can I do for you Joshua?
Joshua: Well, I need a whole new wardrobe. My wife, well my ex-wife
Rachel: Oh, Im so sorry.
(He walks over to look and some clothes and Rachel quickly turns around and adjusts her bra, trying to show off her assets.)
Joshua: Anyway, she burned all of my clothes. I got away with two things. This suit and what turned out to be a skirt.
Rachel: Well, at least thats a great suit.
Joshua: Yeah, but it wasnt much fun dropping it off at the dry cleaners in the skirt. (Rachel laughs) So I need everything down to underwear, so if youre willing, Im all yours.
Rachel: Okay.
Mr. Waltham: Rachel, you needed to speak to me?
Rachel: No-no, that wasnt me! (To Joshua) Well, we should get started. Let me show you my underwear. (Joshua turns at that) The selection of underwear we carry.
 He makes a wrong turn.)
Rachel: Oh-oh, sorry, its this way, its this way. (Motions to the correct way.)
Joshua: Its this way? Sorry. (He walks past her and she again admires his butt.)
[Scene: Kathys play, Ross and Chandler are waiting for her in the lobby after the play.]
Chandler: Im right! Right? There was like no chemistry between them. Before they had heat, and now theres no heat! Now you know what this means, Joey told us what this means!
Ross: All right, lets not jump to any conclusions. All right? There was some sexual chemistry between them.

Ross: Here she comes. Dont say a word, okay? Just be cool, dont be y'know you.

Ross: Hey!
Kathy: Hi! (Kisses Chandler) Thank you so much for coming again. Did you like it tonight?
Ross: Oh, absolutely! (Chandler mumbles something.)
Kathy: Wasnt Nick funny when he couldnt get his match lit?
(Chandler laughs without opening his mouth.)
Kathy: Its a good play, isnt it?
(Chandler mumbles something, and Ross tells him to "Come on.")
Chandler: Oh, I loved the play. You were great, and Nick ditto.
Ross: Okay, I (Walks away.)

Chandler: Oh come on, it was so obvious! There was no chemistry between you two!
Kathy: Okay, so let me just get this straight. Youre accusing me of cheating on you, and insulting my performance?

Kathy: Acting! Chandler, this is my job! Im-Im playing a part in a play! How can you not trust me?!
Chandler: Well, you can understand, given how we started.
Kathy: Oh, wow. I cant believe youre throwing that in my face.
Chandler: Well, that is what happened, and I dont even see you denying this!

Chandler: Yeah, well, dont expect that to happen anytime soon!
Commercial Break
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, erm, Chandler and Joey's, Joey, Phoebe, and Ross are there eating pizza as Rachel enters.]
Rachel: I have the best job in the entire world! The most adorable guy came over today, and I got to dress him up all day!
Phoebe: Rachel has a new doll.
Rachel: Oh, I wish he was a doll, then I could get a Rachel doll and bump them together and make kissy noises. Oh! And he has the most beautiful name, I never realised it, Joshua! Josh-u-a! Joshua! Josh.
Ross: Uh, hello!
Rachel: Hi-e!!
Phoebe: Ooh, what do I smell?
Joey: I dont know, it smells good.
(He goes over and opens the door to reveal Monica holding a plate of cookies and a fan to blow the smell across the hall.)
Monica: Fresh cookies! Hot from the oven!
Phoebe: Ooh! (They all go over to her apartment)
Monica: Please, have some!
Ross: Oh, yumm!
Monica: Yeah, Ive just been fiddling around in here making delicious treats for everyone.
Joey: (Holding a magazine) Wow! The new Playboy!
Monica: Yeah, its just something I picked up.
Ross: Cookies and porn, youre the best mom ever!!
(Rachel laughs hysterically for no reason.)
Phoebe: What? What?
Rachel: Well, it was just something Josh said about v-necks, but you had to be there.
Ross: Yeah, how does Jason look in a v-neck?
Rachel: Its Joshua.
Ross: Oh, whatever. (Laughs and gives Joey the thumbs up heading back to his apartment. Joey follows him)
Monica: Wait! Wait! This isnt take-out!
Phoebe: (getting up) Well, I hate to eat and run, but
Monica: No, wait, please dont go!
Phoebe: Yeah, I dont need it.
Monica: People are supposed to wanna hang out here!
Rachel: Why? Honey, what is the big deal?
Monica: Im the hostess! Not those guys! Im always the hostess! I mean, I was always the hostess, I mean even when I was little, I mean the girls brought their dollies to my tea party, I-I served the best air.
Phoebe: Well, why did you make like a whole big thing out of y'know, everyone has to hang out in the big apartment?
Monica: Cause they took our apartment, I wanted to punish them. But Im-Im done now. Theyve suffered enough.
Phoebe: If you wanted to punish them, you shouldve just made them hang out here!
Rachel: Yeah, thats true.
Monica: All right then, when Im done with this place, its gonna be ten times better than that place!

(Chandler comes back, obviously drunk, and trips over the steps.)
Chandler: Steps! (He opens the door to his apartment to Ross and Joey looking at the new Playboy) Slut! (Ross and Joey quickly hide the Playboy behind their backs. Chandler wonders into the girls apartment.) You will all be very happy to hear that Kathy is sleeping with that guy!
All: What?!
Ross: So you were right?
Chandler: I confronted her, and she didnt deny it! (Pause) I dont live here! (Goes back into his apartment and they all follow him.)
Ross: Chandler!
Rachel: Chandler, what did she say?
Phoebe: Wait a minute.
Joey: Come here.
Monica: Are you sure?
Chandler: Well, I may be drunk, but I know what she said! Then I went over to Beefsteak Julies
Rachel: Beefsteak Charlies?
Chandler: Yes! See you and I have always been like(motions that they think the same.)
[Scene: The hallway between the apartments, Monica is lugging one of those floor polishing machines through the hallway. Rachel comes up the steps and stops when she sees Monica.]
Rachel: Whoops. (Starts to go into Chandler and Joeys.) Oh, hey, do you need help with that?
Monica: Nah, I got it.
Rachel: Ooh, I just feel bad, I never vacuum. (She goes into Chandler and Joeys.)
[Cut to inside the apartment.]
Rachel: Hi!
All: Hey!
Rachel: So I was with Joshua for an hour today, and he has not asked me out. Its just so frustrating!
Phoebe: Why dont you ask him out?
Joey: Oh, yeah, totally! Thats such a turn-on!
Rachel: Really? It doesnt seem desperate?
Joey: Oh-ooh, thats the turn-on.
Phoebe: He just got a divorce right?
Rachel: Hmm-mmm.
Phoebe: So hes probably really nervous around women, y'know? Maybe, you just have to make the first move.
Rachel: Yeah but, Ive never asked a guy out before.
Phoebe: (shocked) Youve never asked a guy out?!!
Rachel: No. Have you?
Phoebe: Thousands of times!! That doesnt make me sound too good does it?
Rachel: I dont even know how I would go about it.
Joey: Oh-oh-oh-oh, how I do it is, I look a woman up and down and say, "Hey, how you doin?"
Phoebe: Oh, please!
Joey: (to Phoebe) Hey, how you doin?
(Phoebe looks at him, and then giggles and looks away.)
Rachel: You know what, Im gonna do that, Im gonna call him up, and Im gonna ask him out. I can do that. Ask him out. (Practising) How you doin? (Calls him) Hi! Joshua? Its Rachel Green from Bloomingdales. (Listens) Yeah, umm, I was wondering if you umm, if you umm, left your wallet at the store today? Well, we found a wallet, and we(Listens) the license? Well, that is a good idea! Uh, well, lets see here this says this license belongs to a uh, uh, belongs to a mister uh, Pheebs, and umm, yeah, so sorry to bother you at home. Ill see you tomorrow. Bye. (Hangs up) (to Phoebe) Youve done that a thousand times?
Phoebe: Ive never done that.
Rachel: Ohh, God, I just got so nervous that he would say no.
Joey: Well, you gotta give him something that he cant say no too. Like uh, Knicks tickets!
Rachel: Really?! You think that will work?
Joey: Absolutely! And if it doesnt, can I get the extra ticket?
(We hear a noise coming from Monica and Rachels apartment.)
Joey: What the heck is that?
(They go open the door and reveal Monica being spun around on the floor polisher and getting the cord wrapped around her legs.)
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, erm, Chandler and Joey's, Ross, Joey, and Phoebe are watching a movie as Chandler comes in from his bedroom.]
Chandler: Did she call?
Phoebe: No, sorry.
Chandler: All right, maybe I should call her.
Joey: No! Forget her, man! You dont need her, you dont need that!

Chandler: Well, yeah, but y'know, what-what if I was wrong?
Ross: How might you be wrong?
Chandler: Well y'know, what if she didnt actually sleep with the guy?
Joey: Dude, tell me she actually told you this.
Chandler: She did not have to tell me, I saw the play, and there was no heat. Back me up here, Ross!

Chandler: Thats not backing me up! Look, you said with the off-stage and the heat, and the onstage and the oy heat.
Joey: Whoa-whoa, that-that was just a theory! Theres a lot of theories that didnt pan out. The lone gunman. Communism. Geometry.
Chandler: Oh my God!!
[Scene: Bloomingdales, Rachels new job, she is waiting for Joshua and practising how to ask him out.]
Rachel: Would you like to go to a basketball game with me? (Tries again.) You know, its funny, basketball, because I happen to have tickets too (Tries again.) Umm, who likes the Knicks(Joshua comes in from the dressing room.)
Joshua: What do you think?
Rachel: Oh! Well, as a single woman, who is available, I think you look great!
Joshua: Huh. (She starts brushing the lint off and checking him out in the mirror.) Yeah?
Rachel: Yep. Oh, yeah, look you great. (She puts her arm in his and checks how they would look as a couple.) Oh yeah. Yeah, this looks great. (Pause) Umm, so you like it?
Joshua: I do. I do. I love it. In fact, I think Im gonna wear it home.
Rachel: Great.
Joshua: All right, thank you so much for all your help.
Rachel: Sure.
Joshua: Well, I guess this is uh, I guess this is it.
Rachel: Yeah-eah-ha!
Joshua: Thanks. (He starts to leave) Maybe Ill see in the spring, with the uh, yknow, for the uh, bathing suits.
Rachel: Oh well, you dont want to do that now?!
Joshua: Ah, thats okay, thanks.
Rachel: Okay.
Joshua: Anyway, hopefully, Ill see you around sometime. (He goes out the door.)
Rachel: Basketball!
Joshua: (coming back in) Im sorry.
Rachel: I uh, I have two tickets to the Knicks game tonight if youre interested, just as a thank you for this week.
Joshua: Wow! That would be great.
Rachel: Really?
Joshua: Yeah, that would be fantastic! My-my nephew is crazy about the Knicks! This is fantastic, thank you so much Rachel. (He takes the tickets and leaves as Mr. Waltham returns.)
Mr. Waltham: Good morning.
Joshua: Hi!
(Mr. Waltham admires Joshuas butt as he leaves.)
[Scene: Kathys apartment, Chandler is knocking on the door.]
Kathy: (opening the door) Hey.
Chandler: Hey. I just, I just wanted to come over to-to say that Im sorry. Yknow?
Kathy: Oh wow. I really wish youd call me.
Chandler: Yeah, I know, I-I wish I had too, but yknow I-I think this is a good thing. Y'know? Cause weve had our first fight, and now we can move on. Yknow, I know for me(Notices a pair of mens pants on the chair.) Nicks pants?
Kathy: Yeah.
Chandler: Yeah. Well, I think our second fight is going to be a big one!
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, erm, Chandler and Joey's, Joey is debriefing Rachel on her rejection earlier that day and telling her what she shouldve done. Ross and Phoebe are watching.]
Joey: Okay, for next time, what do you say?
Rachel: I have an extra ticket. An extra ticket. Not, two tickets, I have an extra ticket.
Ross: So the first time you ask a guy out, he-he turns you down?
Rachel: He didnt turn me down! Hes at the game isnt he? I got the date, Im just not on it!
Monica: (entering) Okay, its ready. Come on.
Joey: Whats ready?
Monica: Just come.
(They all go over to her apartment.)
Ross: Oh my God!
Rachel: Wow! Monica!
Phoebe: Great!
Ross: This is beautiful!
(She has cleaned it, completely redecorated it, removed the carpet, and polished the floor.)
Phoebe: Oh did youwhat did youdid you work for two days straight?
Monica: Pretty much. (to Joey) So, what do you, what do you think of the floor?
Joey: I dont know, it looks the same.
Monica: You used to have carpet.
Joey: Oh yeah!
Monica: So I made snacks. Please, just hang out okay? Im just gonna rest my eyes just a little bit.
Ross: Look, Mon, do you want us to uh, come back later?
Monica: Oh no-no-no, stay, stay, stay, just keep talking. Im always the hostess.
(Chandler returns.)
Ross: Hey!
Joey: Howd it go?
Chandler: Well, she wasnt sleeping with him.
Phoebe: Oh good!
Chandler: She is now.
Ross: What are you saying?
Chandler: Im saying that she is a devil woman!  Nick, with his rock hard pecs, and his giant man-nipples!  Well, I dont hate her, I love her. This is all my fault really.
Phoebe: How? How is your fault?
Chandler: Because, I-I shouldve called!  I threw her at his man nipples!
Rachel: Honey, this is not your fault, just because you guys had a fight, it does not justify her sleeping with someone.
Ross: Well, if-if she thought they were on a break
(They all turn and glare at him.)
Closing Credits
[Scene: Bloomingdales, Rachel is sitting at her desk as Mr. Waltham comes in.]
Mr. Waltham: Rachel, one of your customers seems to have left his billfold. A Joshua Bergen.
Rachel: Really?
Mr. Waltham: Will you call him?
Rachel: Yes! I will! Absolutely! (She takes out his license and her license and holds them face to face with each other. She then proceeds to act like Dark Helmut in Spaceballs, and mimic a conversation between the two of them.) Hello, Rachel. Hi, Joshua. I left my wallet here on purpose. Really? Yes, I just wanted to see you again. Oh, Im glad.  Yes? How you doin?
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public class JdbcStreams
extends java.lang.Object
JdbcStreams
is a streams connector to a database via the
JDBC API java.sql
package.
The connector provides general SQL access to a database, enabling writing of a stream's tuples to a database, creating a stream from database query results, and other operations. Knowledge of the JDBC API is required.
Use of the connector involves:
DataSource
Connection
from the DataSource
executeStatement()
methods:
StatementSupplier
.
A StatementSupplier
creates a JDBC PreparedStatement
for an SQL statement
(e.g., a query, insert, update, etc operation).ParameterSetter
. A ParameterSetter
sets the parameter values in a generic PreparedStatement
.ResultsHandler
as required.
A ResultsHandler
processes a JDBC
ResultSet
created by executing a SQL statement,
optionally creating one or more tuples from the results
and adding them to a stream.Sample use:
// construct a connector to the database
JdbcStreams mydb = new JdbcStreams(
// fn to create the javax.sql.DataSource to the db
() -> {
Context ctx = new javax.naming.InitialContext();
return (DataSource) ctx.lookup("jdbc/myDb");
},
// fn to connect to the db (via the DataSource)
(dataSource,cn) -> dataSource.getConnection(username,pw)
);
// ----------------------------------------------------
//
// Write a Person stream to a table
//
TStream<Person> persons = ...
TSink sink = mydb.executeStatement(persons,
() -> "INSERT INTO persons VALUES(?,?,?)",
(person,stmt) -> {
stmt.setInt(1, person.getId());
stmt.setString(2, person.getFirstName());
stmt.setString(3, person.getLastName());
},
);
// ----------------------------------------------------
//
// Create a stream of Person from a PersonId tuple
//
TStream<PersonId> personIds = ...
TStream<Person> persons = mydb.executeStatement(personIds,
() -> "SELECT id, firstname, lastname FROM persons WHERE id = ?",
(personId,stmt) -> stmt.setInt(1,personId.getId()),
(personId,rs,exc,consumer) -> {
if (exc != null) {
// statement failed, do something
int ecode = exc.getErrorCode();
String state = exc.getSQLState();
... // consumer.accept(...) if desired.
}
else {
rs.next();
int id = resultSet.getInt("id");
String firstName = resultSet.getString("firstname");
String lastName = resultSet.getString("lastname");
consumer.accept(new Person(id, firstName, lastName));
}
}
);
persons.print();
// ----------------------------------------------------
//
// Delete all the rows from a table
//
TStream<String> beacon = topology.strings("once");
mydb.executeStatement(beacon,
() -> "DELETE FROM persons",
(tuple,stmt) -> { } // no params to set
);
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
JdbcStreams(Topology topology,
CheckedSupplier<javax.sql.DataSource> dataSourceFn,
CheckedFunction<javax.sql.DataSource,java.sql.Connection> connFn)
Create a connector that uses a JDBC
DataSource object to get
a database connection. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
<T,R> TStream<R> |
executeStatement(TStream<T> stream,
StatementSupplier stmtSupplier,
ParameterSetter<T> paramSetter,
ResultsHandler<T,R> resultsHandler)
For each tuple on
stream execute an SQL statement and
add 0 or more resulting tuples to a result stream. |
<T> TSink<T> |
executeStatement(TStream<T> stream,
StatementSupplier stmtSupplier,
ParameterSetter<T> paramSetter)
For each tuple on
stream execute an SQL statement. |
<T,R> TStream<R> |
executeStatement(TStream<T> stream,
Supplier<java.lang.String> stmtSupplier,
ParameterSetter<T> paramSetter,
ResultsHandler<T,R> resultsHandler)
For each tuple on
stream execute an SQL statement and
add 0 or more resulting tuples to a result stream. |
<T> TSink<T> |
executeStatement(TStream<T> stream,
Supplier<java.lang.String> stmtSupplier,
ParameterSetter<T> paramSetter)
For each tuple on
stream execute an SQL statement. |
public JdbcStreams(Topology topology, CheckedSupplier<javax.sql.DataSource> dataSourceFn, CheckedFunction<javax.sql.DataSource,java.sql.Connection> connFn)
DataSource
object to get
a database connection.
In some environments it's common for JDBC DataSource objects to have been registered in JNDI. In such cases the dataSourceFn can be:
() -> { Context ctx = new javax.naming.InitialContext();
return (DataSource) ctx.lookup("jdbc/" + logicalDbName);
}
Alternatively, a DataSource can be created using a dbms implementation's DataSource class. For example:
() -> { EmbeddedDataSource ds = new org.apache.derby.jdbc.EmbeddedDataSource();
ds.setDatabaseName(dbName);
ds.setCreateDatabase("create");
return ds;
}
Once dataSourceFn
returns a DataSource it will not be called again.
connFn
is called only if a new JDBC connection is needed.
It is not called per-processed-tuple. JDBC failures in
executeStatement()
can result in a JDBC connection getting
closed and connFn
is subsequently called to reconnect.
topology
- topology that this connector is fordataSourceFn
- function that yields the DataSource
for the database.connFn
- function that yields a Connection
from a DataSource
.public <T,R> TStream<R> executeStatement(TStream<T> stream, Supplier<java.lang.String> stmtSupplier, ParameterSetter<T> paramSetter, ResultsHandler<T,R> resultsHandler)
stream
execute an SQL statement and
add 0 or more resulting tuples to a result stream.
Same as using executeStatement(TStream, StatementSupplier, ParameterSetter, ResultsHandler)
specifying dataSource -> dataSource.prepareStatement(stmtSupplier.get()
}
for the StatementSupplier
.
stream
- tuples to execute a SQL statement on behalf ofstmtSupplier
- an SQL statementparamSetter
- function to set SQL statement parametersresultsHandler
- SQL ResultSet handlerpublic <T,R> TStream<R> executeStatement(TStream<T> stream, StatementSupplier stmtSupplier, ParameterSetter<T> paramSetter, ResultsHandler<T,R> resultsHandler)
stream
execute an SQL statement and
add 0 or more resulting tuples to a result stream.
Use to transform T tuples to R tuples, or enrich/update T tuples with additional information from a database. It can also be used to load a table into stream, using a T to trigger that. Or to execute non-ResultSet generating SQL statements and receive failure info and/or generate tuple(s) upon completion.
stmtSupplier
is called only once per new JDBC connection/reconnect.
It is not called per-tuple. Hence, with the exception of statement
parameters, the returned statement is expected to be unchanging.
Failures executing a statement can result in the connection getting
closed and subsequently reconnected, resulting in another
stmtSupplier
call.
resultsHandler
is called for every tuple.
If resultsHandler
throws an Exception, it is called a
second time for the tuple with a non-null exception argument.
stream
- tuples to execute a SQL statement on behalf ofstmtSupplier
- an SQL statementparamSetter
- function to set SQL statement parametersresultsHandler
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Review by Lars Lindahl<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"The Patriot" (2000)
Directed by Roland Emmerich Written by Robert Rodat
Starring Mel Gibson, Heath Ledger, Jason Isaacs, Joely Richardson, Tcheky Karyo, Chris Cooper and Tom Wilkinson
Grade: A-
As a revolutionary war hero in The Patriot, Mel Gibson provides another macho man performance for Hollywood audiences. You know the type: his shirt is always shredded, his face always scarred, he has a soft spot for his loved ones and a "to kill" list for his enemies. Oscar-hungry director/executive producer Roland Emmerich did not intend to, but he made the stereotypical action hero for the 18th century.  Oddly enough, The Patriot is as much an epic three-hour-tear-fest like Gladiator, as it is a ninety-minute guilty pleasure.
I probably would have despised this film had it not been released over the July 4th weekend. Some of the images are so zealously Americanized (the flag is used as a lifesaving weapon for example), that Independence Day seems the only appropriate time of year to wholeheartedly accept it. Like Emmerich's ID4, this is obvious propaganda where the Americans are the hapless underdogs motivated by freedom for all. Sure it's predictable and melodramatic, but for a moment after leaving the theater, I was dumbfounded with patriotism. And isn't that the point of The Patriot?
Gibson plays Benjamin Martin, the lionized French and Indian War veteran, who, at the beginning of the film, is emotionally suffering after his loving wife passed away. He is left to father seven children at his South Carolina estate along with black servants (not slaves!). As the Revolutionary War rumbles miles away, Martin swears to keep his family close and away from the battlefields. But when the oldest son enlists anyway and another is murdered by a wicked Redcoat colonel (Jason Isaacs), Martin quickly decides to save the day (or save the fate of America as presented by Emmerich). Forming a band of aggressive farmers and using guerilla tactics considered unfair in the art of war, Martin becomes the number one target of the British Army.
The best parts of The Patriot are the scenes in which Martin and his rugged militia men outsmart the British armies left and right. Every time the farmers attacked the unsuspecting enemy, to see the disbelief on British General Cornwallis' (Tom Wilkinson) face was priceless entertainment. And as the tension gradually formulates with the running time, a final battle is inevitable.
As for the numerous battle scenes, they are expertly done. Clearer and more realistic than those of Gladiator, the gruesome images are what give this film an R rating. You really get a sense of how warfare was performed during that time period. Everything is performed in an orderly (but still quite gory) fashion - one side shoots, then the other side, then the remaining soldiers charge. It's organized, strategic and, according to Martin, ineffective. There is a very interesting contrast between the traditional battle style and Martin's take-no-prisoners method.
What drives Martin to these supposedly unfair actions, are the originally brutal tactics of Colonel Tavington. Played wonderfully by Jason Isaacs, Tavington is the type who loves to glare down from his horse at civilians, who nervously avoid eye contact. This character is viciously evil; he kills women and children and then laughs about it on the way home; even his eyes are evil. His portrayal has sparked some controversy in Britain, some claim that he falsely represents his countrymen as "cowardly" and "sadistic." I disagree with this accusation. Tavington does not represent his country; his unnecessary executions shock his own colleagues and even anger his General. Besides Tavington, the Redcoats remain stick figures that are neither glorified nor patronized. And stick figures make the easiest enemies in these kinds of movies - why give the audience a reason to love the bad guys? Heck, why not spend the entire film glossing up the good guys?
The Patriot is three hours of fictional fireworks. With an action hero seeking revenge and a comic book villain ready to take him down, it's a Lethal Weapon for the colonial times. God Bless America! And God Bless The Patriot!
Grade: A-
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Do you think intelligence is...
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What does this mean for me?
It means that your brain wasn't hardwired to be specifically smart for at a set skill level when you were born. It means that practicing something makes you better at it. It means... and, get this, you got to work hard at something to improve on it. But wait, don't uninstall yet. It does get easier and we're here to give you some tips and tricks fresh from MurdocAV Industries™.
Mr Murdoc, if that's even your real name, How do we improve it?
Well, Patron, let me tell you what I've learned in my journeys. Simply put: Abilities can be developed and being in a mindset where you actually believe that rather than thinking you're trapped in this low skill level is important. Studies have shown that students who engaged deeply, who process and correct errors had leaped in both morale and grade points compared to people who had fixed mindsets, ultimately improving their skills. Put the information you learn in context with other information you already possess, build a foundation of knowledge. If you want to go down the philosophy tree a bit, question your knowledge and figure out improvements on already existing knowledge and cement it into you H.D.D, the one they call the brain.
TLDR: Our beliefs about ourselves, the way we feel about our abilities and how we process success and failures has a high level of influence on our outcomes.
For the students who are still with us, let's delve into the science of it all. When you practice activities or engage cognitively, you fire neurons in your brain. These neurons are fired in groups and the ones that are used often become stronger. When you next fire a neuron in the network you have created, you will stimulate the other ones as-well. The opposite is also true the one's you don't use get eliminated. Especially if it's new information.
Let's chuck a couple quotes at you:
"Cells that fire together, Wire together".
"Practice makes permanent".
"Not everyone can be Einstein, but everyone can be smarter".
"Not Yet".
Segways are cool, The growth mindset is too... You need to think hard and develop qualities through actions. Your abilities can be developed, through effort and difficulty you make the strongest connections. If you think your abilities are fixed then you will act in accordance to that. Looking to cheat, or to get gratification by finding someone worse than you. You'll keep running away from difficulty and be locked in an inevitable mindset. "Grow", it may not be what life is about, but it's a good way to live it. Enjoy your progress, think in yet or not yet. Encourage difficulty, understanding it's when your brain makes the strongest connections. Your talents are not fixed, I don't need to be a scientist to tell you that. Don't be afraid of squatting on the squat rack. Keep learning, from everyone, especially if you don't understand the content!
For me personally, the guy who's writing this. I found that understanding the science behind Neuroplasticity acts like another alarm clock in the morning. There's no reason to go out there and try to give it at least 102% compared to yesterday. Honestly, sometimes I feel like it's impossible, but it's those days that I'm wrong about my assumptions that really act as the ringtone for waking up. I'm taking away from this to be better, engage deeper not only try but try again when you fail, differently. I can't, won't give up easily. Not on learning, I've done it too many times already. Practice, be patient, learn from mistakes. You're not there yet.


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@interface CLUReportComposer : NSObject
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init!(modulesArray: [Any]!)
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modulesArray
Recordable modules array which will record their data during recording with specific timestamp for each new data entity
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New
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Swift
func addRecordableModule(_ module: Any!)
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module
Array with recordable modules which will be added to
CLUReportComposer.recordableModules
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Declaration
Objective-C
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Swift
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Lucy Leuenberger
Lucille M. Leuenberger, age 82, passed away on November 2, 2019 at the New Glarus Home from an aggressive form of spinal cancer.
She was born on December 16, 1936 in a farm house east of Watertown, WI the daughter of Alvin and Clara (Berg) Boje.
Lucy was a member of the Ixonia 4th club, and graduated from St. Henry Grade School and then Watertown High School in 1955. She first worked for Brandt Automated Cash Co., and then started with the State of Wisconsin Department of Revenue, and then the University of Wisconsin-Madison. At UW Lucy first worked with the department of Landscape Architecture and then the Army Math Research Center at Sterling Hall. Sterling Hall was where Lucy met the love of her life Adolph Leuenberger, and the couple was married on September 16, 1969 at St. Henry Catholic Church in Watertown.
Following the bombing of Sterling Hall, Lucy quit working at the university to become a farm wife. After she and Adolph stopped milking, Lucy worked for Hahn's tree farm, O'Brien Seed farm, and returned to the Dept. of Revenue. She also volunteered for 20 years with Meals on Wheels.
Lucy is survived by her husband Adolph, nieces, nephews, and cousins, foster child Jennifer Morrison, and special friend Margaret Bast.
She was preceded in death by her parents, sister Jerrie Brigdoll, brothers-in-law, and sisters-in-law.
A memorial mass will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, November 7, 2019 at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, 338 S. Harrison St., Belleville, WI with the Rev. Michael Moon officiating.
Inurnment will be in St. Raphael's Frenchtown Cemetery.
A gathering will precede the memorial service from 9:30 a.m. until time of services on Thursday, November 7, 2019 at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in Belleville.
The Becker-Beal Funeral Home of Belleville is assisting the family.
The family would like to thank the staff of 6/6 floor at UW Hospital for the compassionate care given to Lucy. Thanks, are also given to the caregivers of Agrace HospiceCare, Inc. that helped Lucy meet her savior.
Memorials are suggested to the St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church Building Fund or Agrace HospiceCare, Inc.
Online condolences may be given at www.bealfuneralhomes.com


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| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
MAX_ARRAY_SIZE |
2147483639 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
SEGMENT_MASK |
134217727 |
public static final int |
SEGMENT_SHIFT |
27 |
public static final int |
SEGMENT_SIZE |
134217728 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_GROWTH_FACTOR |
16 |
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_SIZE |
16 |
public static final float |
DEFAULT_LOAD_FACTOR |
0.75f |
public static final float |
FAST_LOAD_FACTOR |
0.5f |
public static final byte |
FREE |
0 |
public static final byte |
OCCUPIED |
-1 |
public static final byte |
REMOVED |
1 |
public static final float |
VERY_FAST_LOAD_FACTOR |
0.25f |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final long |
serialVersionUID |
-7046029254386353129L |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final long |
serialVersionUID |
-7046029254386353129L |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final long |
serialVersionUID |
-7046029254386353129L |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
INITIAL_CAPACITY |
4 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
INITIAL_CAPACITY |
4 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
INITIAL_CAPACITY |
4 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
INITIAL_CAPACITY |
4 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
INITIAL_CAPACITY |
4 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_BUFFER_SIZE |
8192 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_BUFFER_SIZE |
8192 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
SLICE_BITS |
10 |
public static final int |
SLICE_MASK |
1023 |
public static final int |
SLICE_SIZE |
1024 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final boolean |
DEBUG |
false |
public static final int |
DEFAULT_BUFFER_SIZE |
65536 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
BUFFER_SIZE |
8192 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
INITIAL_CAPACITY |
4 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
INITIAL_CAPACITY |
4 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
INITIAL_CAPACITY |
4 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY |
16 |
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Stability-based relative clustering validation to determine the best number of cluster¶
reval
allows to determine the best number of clusters to partition datasets without a priori knowledge.
It leverages a stability-based relative clustering validation method (Lange et al., 2004) that transforms
a clustering algorithm into a supervised classification problem and selects the number of clusters
that lead to the minimum expected misclassification error, i.e., stability.
This library allows to:
1. Select any classification algorithm from sklearn
library;
2. Select a clustering algorithm with n_clusters
parameter, i.e., choose among sklearn.cluster.KMeans
,
sklearn.cluster.AgglomerativeClustering
, sklearn.cluster.SpectralClustering
;
3. Perform k-fold cross-validation to determine the best number of clusters;
4. Test the final model on an held-out dataset.
Underlying mathematics can be found in (Lange et al., 2004), whereas code can be found on github.
The analysis steps performed by reval
package are displayed below.
Lange, T., Roth, V., Braun, M. L., & Buhmann, J. M. (2004). Stability-based validation of clustering solutions. Neural computation, 16(6), 1299-1323.


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SecretsWorker
public struct SecretsWorker : SecretsWorkerProtocol, AutoGenerateProtocol
Undocumented
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let shared: SecretsWorker
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static var gitSecretname: String
-
reveals secrets if they are not already revealed
Declaration
Swift
public func revealSecrets(in folder: FolderProtocol) throws -> [String]
-
Returns with true if the secrets listed by git secret have changed It stores a file with json named SecretsWorker.secretFileDateChangePath in the root folder later it checks for dates with keys of the relative paths to the secrets files and returns with false if files have changed.
- folder : FolderProtocol = root git folder containing .secrets
Declaration
Swift
public func secretsChangedSinceLastPush(in folder: FolderProtocol) throws -> [String]
Return Value
list of changed files paths relative to folder
-
Will throw to make you run secrets to hide secrets with git-secret ang gpg
Declaration
Swift
public func attemptHideSecrets(in folder: FolderProtocol) throws -> [String]
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
@discardableResult public func commitHiddenSecrets(in folder: FolderProtocol) throws -> [String]
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public func attemptHideSecretsWithgpg(in folder: FolderProtocol) throws -> [String]
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Swift
public func gitSecretProcess(in folder: FolderProtocol) throws -> ProcessProtocol


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Inherits DateFormat.
| Enumerator |
|---|
| NO_MILLISECONDS |
|
| UNRECOGNIZED_MILLISECONDS |
|
| CachedDateFormat |
( |
const log4cxx::helpers::DateFormatPtr & |
dateFormat, |
|
|
int |
expiration |
|
) |
| |
Creates a new CachedDateFormat object.
- Parameters
-
| dateFormat | Date format, may not be null. |
| expiration | maximum cached range in microseconds. If the dateFormat is known to be incompatible with the caching algorithm, use a value of 0 to totally disable caching or 1 to only use cache for duplicate requests. |
Finds start of millisecond field in formatted time.
- Parameters
-
| time | long time, must be integral number of seconds |
| formatted | String corresponding formatted string |
| formatter | DateFormat date format |
| pool | pool. |
- Returns
- int position in string of first digit of milliseconds, -1 indicates no millisecond field, -2 indicates unrecognized field (likely RelativeTimeDateFormat)
Formats a Date into a date/time string.
- Parameters
-
| date | the date to format. |
| sbuf | the string buffer to write to. |
| p | memory pool. |
Implements DateFormat.
| static int getMaximumCacheValidity |
( |
const LogString & |
pattern | ) |
|
|
static |
Gets maximum cache validity for the specified SimpleDateTime conversion pattern.
- Parameters
-
| pattern | conversion pattern, may not be null. |
- Returns
- Duration in microseconds from an integral second that the cache will return consistent results.
Format an integer consistent with the format method.
- Parameters
-
| s | string to which the numeric string is appended. |
| n | integer value. |
| p | memory pool used during formatting. |
Reimplemented from DateFormat.
| virtual void setTimeZone |
( |
const log4cxx::helpers::TimeZonePtr & |
zone | ) |
|
|
virtual |
Set timezone.
- Parameters
-
| zone | TimeZone new timezone |
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20 Aug 2007Figuring out how to get Drupal's imagecache module to work with CCK's imagefield can about as fun as a trip to the dentist. Although I found a lot of articles analyzing the benefits of using Image vs. CCK imagefield, I could not find one source with clear instructions on how to implement imagefield with imagecache. So, here's my stab at an explanation of how to get imagecache to work with imagefield.
- Install and activate CCK, imagefield, and imagecache. Go to Admin > Content types and select the content type that you want to add an image field to. Click on "Add field" to add an image field. Then, give your field a title, select Image and create your field. The name of my field is "related_images."
2. Set your imagecache presets at Site Building > Image cache. My preset is has the namespace "homepage" and is set to resize with a width and height of 100.
3. Go back to the content type that you added a CCK image to by selecting Content Management > Content types. Click on the name of the content type you previously added an image to. In the content type's menu, select "Display fields."
4. Look to the right of the listing for the image field you created. Set the teaser and body to the namespace you set in step 2. My namespace is "homepage."
5. Add a new article of content using the content type that has your new image field. Upload an image as part of the post and make sure that your image displays at the width and height you set in "Display fields."
- If you want to have your image display in a template such as node.tpl.php, the following code will print the image and image title for a CCK image field called field_related_images:
` <?php print $node->fieldrelatedimages[0]['view']; ?>
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Font Families
Font Families, often reffered to as typeface. Here is the usual grouping of generic fonts: serif, sans-serif, cursive, monospace, and fantasy. The differences are serif fonts include the little flags (serifs). Sans-serif fonts are flat ended without the serifs. Cursive fonts mimic handwriten stylings of letting. Fantasy fonts are decorative and playful representations of charachters. Monospace fonts utilize the an identical amount of space for each letter no matter the shape.
Color Methods
The three main ways to indicate color on the web or in text. 1) RGB color utilizes the value of red, green, and blue. Each color is considered a color channel and can be laid on top of others to create unique colors. 2) Hexadecimal colors are represented by codes: letters, numbers, or a combination of two. The numbers range from A to F, and the numbers range to 0 to 9. 3)Color names, simply involve the name of the color, such as red, blue, purple, cayenee red.


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As everyone and their mothers already know, Google recently started activating IMAP support on Gmail, and it looks like most people seem pretty excited about the announcement.
Now, personally, I seem to get by fairly well just using good old POP3 access, and a few filters on the server and my own custom list of folders on my Outlook PST files where I organize mail I want to keep. It's not exactly elegant, but it's what I'm used to and sort of works, though I'll be the first to admit it is kind of awkward to have some email here and some email there and in different locations.
I've never really used IMAP, but I'm willing to give it a try, who knows, maybe I've been missing out on all the fun! So what do I do? I go into outlook, delete my old Gmail account, and create a new one set up with IMAP.
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darcs get http://common-lisp.net/project/editor-hints/darcs/named-readtables/
COPY-NAMED-READTABLE
DEFREADTABLE
ENSURE-READTABLE
FIND-READTABLE
IN-READTABLE
LIST-ALL-NAMED-READTABLES
MAKE-READTABLE
MERGE-READTABLES-INTO
NAMED-READTABLE-DESIGNATOR
READER-MACRO-CONFLICT
READTABLE-DOES-ALREADY-EXIST
READTABLE-DOES-NOT-EXIST
READTABLE-NAME
REGISTER-READTABLE
RENAME-READTABLE
UNREGISTER-READTABLE
API
heavily imitates the API
of packages. This has the nice property that any experienced DEFREADTABLE
- DEFPACKAGE
IN-READTABLE
- IN-PACKAGE
MERGE-READTABLES-INTO
- USE-PACKAGE
MAKE-READTABLE
- MAKE-PACKAGE
UNREGISTER-READTABLE
- DELETE-PACKAGE
RENAME-READTABLE
- RENAME-PACKAGE
FIND-READTABLE
- FIND-PACKAGE
READTABLE-NAME
- PACKAGE-NAME
LIST-ALL-NAMED-READTABLES
- LIST-ALL-PACKAGES
API
of Named-Readtables, and the API
of packages.
1.
Readtable names are symbols not strings.
CL-ORACLE:SQL-SYNTAX
and CL-MYSQL:SQL-SYNTAX
can happily coexist SCHEME:SYNTAX
and ELISP:SYNTAX.
2.
The inheritance is resolved statically, not dynamically.
3.
DEFREADTABLE
does not have compile-time effects.
DEFPACKAGE
,
you can make that package the currently active package for IN-PACKAGE
.
The same is, however, not true for DEFREADTABLE
and IN-READTABLE
for the following reason:
DEFREADTABLE
had compile-time effects, you'd have to wrap each definition of a EVAL-WHEN
to make its definition available at compile-time. Because DEFREADTABLE
does not have a compile-time effect.
DEFREADTABLE
and EVAL-WHEN
.
NIL,
:STANDARD,
and :COMMON-LISP
designate the standard readtable.
:MODERN
designates a case-preserving standard-readtable.
:CURRENT
designates the current readtable.
(defreadtable elisp:syntax (:merge :standard) (:macro-char #\? #'elisp::read-character-literal t) (:macro-char #\[ #'elisp::read-vector-literal t) ... (:case :preserve)) (defreadtable scheme:syntax (:merge :standard) (:macro-char #\[ #'(lambda (stream char) (read-delimited-list #\] stream))) (:macro-char #\# :dispatch) (:dispatch-macro-char #\# #\t #'scheme::read-#t) (:dispatch-macro-char #\# #\f #'scheme::read-#f) ... (:case :preserve)) (in-readtable elisp:syntax) ... (in-readtable scheme:syntax) ...
[Function]
copy-named-readtable named-readtable => result
Argument and Values:
named-readtable: (OR
READTABLE
SYMBOL)
result: READTABLE
Description:
Likebut takes a
COPY-READTABLE
as argument.
NAMED-READTABLE-DESIGNATOR
[Macro]
defreadtable name &body options => result
Description:
Define a new named readtable, whose name is given by the symbol name. Or, if a readtable is
already registered under that name, redefine that one.
The readtable can be populated using the following options:
(:MERGE
readtable-designators+)
Merge the readtables designated into the new readtable being defined as per
MERGE-READTABLES-INTO
.
If no:MERGE
clause is given, an empty readtable is used. See
MAKE-READTABLE
.
(:FUZE
readtable-designators+)
Like:MERGE
except:
Error conditions of typethat are signaled during the merge operation will
READER-MACRO-CONFLICT
be silently continued. It follows that reader macros in earlier entries will be overwritten by
later ones.
(:DISPATCH-MACRO-CHAR
macro-char sub-char function)
Define a new sub character sub-char for the dispatching macro character macro-char,
perYou probably have to define macro-char as a dispatching
SET-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHARACTER
.
macro character by the following option first.
(:MACRO-CHAR
macro-char function [non-terminating-p])
Define a new macro character in the readtable, perIf function is the
SET-MACRO-CHARACTER
.
keyword:DISPATCH,
macro-char is made a dispatching macro character, per
MAKE-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHARACTER
.
(:SYNTAX-FROM
from-readtable-designator from-char to-char)
Set the character syntax of to-char in the readtable being defined to the same syntax as
from-char as per
SET-SYNTAX-FROM-CHAR
.
(:CASE
case-mode)
Defines the case sensitivity mode of the resulting readtable.
Any number of option clauses may appear. The options are grouped by their type, but in each group
the order the options appeared textually is preserved. The following groups exist and are executed
in the following order::MERGE
and:FUZE
(one group),:CASE,
:MACRO-CHAR
and:DISPATCH-MACRO-CHAR
(one group), finally:SYNTAX-FROM.
Notes:
The readtable is defined at load-time. If you want to have it available at compilation timesay
-
-
to use its reader-macros in the same file as its definitionyou have to wrap the
-
-
DEFREADTABLE
form in an explicit
EVAL-WHEN
.
On redefinition, the target readtable is made empty first before it's refilled according to
the clauses.
NIL,
:STANDARD,
:COMMON-LISP,
:MODERN,
and:CURRENT
are preregistered readtable names.
[Function]
ensure-readtable name &optional default => result
Argument and Values:
name: (OR
READTABLE
SYMBOL)
default: (OR
READTABLE
SYMBOL)
result: READTABLE
Description:
Looks up the readtable specified by name and returns it if it's found. If it is not
found, it registers the readtable designated by default under the name represented by
name; or if no default argument is given, it signals an error of type
instead.
READTABLE-DOES-NOT-EXIST
[Function]
find-readtable name => result
Argument and Values:
name: (OR
READTABLE
SYMBOL)
result: (OR
READTABLE
NULL)
Description:
Looks for the readtable specified by name and returns it if it is found. ReturnsNIL
otherwise.
[Macro]
in-readtable name => result
Description:
Set *READTABLE*
to the readtable referred to by the symbol name.
[Function]
list-all-named-readtables => result
Argument and Values:
result: LIST
Description:
Returns a list of all registered readtables. The returned list is guaranteed to be fresh, but may
contain duplicates.
[Function]
make-readtable &optional name &key merge => result
Argument and Values:
name: (OR
READTABLE
SYMBOL)
merge: LIST
result: READTABLE
Description:
Creates and returns a new readtable under the specified name.
merge takes a list ofand specifies the readtables the new
NAMED-READTABLE-DESIGNATORS
readtable is created from. (See the:MERGE
clause offor details.)
DEFREADTABLE
If merge isNIL,
an empty readtable is used instead.
If name is not given, an anonymous empty readtable is returned.
Notes:
An empty readtable is a readtable where each character's syntax is the same as in the
standard readtable except that each macro character has been made a constituent. Basically:
whitespace stays whitespace, everything else is constituent.
[Function]
merge-readtables-into result-readtable &rest named-readtables => result
Argument and Values:
result-readtable: (OR
READTABLE
SYMBOL)
named-readtables: (OR
READTABLE
SYMBOL)
result: READTABLE
Description:
Copy the contents of each readtable in named-readtables into result-table.
If a macro character appears in more than one of the readtables, i.e. if a conflict is discovered
during the merge, an error of typeis signaled.
READER-MACRO-CONFLICT
[Type]
named-readtable-designator
Description:
Either a symbol or a readtable itself.
[Condition type]
reader-macro-conflict
Description:
Continuable.
This condition is signaled during the merge process if a) a reader macro (be it a macro character
or the sub character of a dispatch macro character) is both present in the source as well as the
target readtable, and b) if and only if the two respective reader macro functions differ.
[Condition type]
readtable-does-already-exist
Description:
Continuable.
[Condition type]
readtable-does-not-exist
[Function]
readtable-name named-readtable => result
Argument and Values:
named-readtable: (OR
READTABLE
SYMBOL)
result: SYMBOL
Description:
Returns the name of the readtable designated by named-readtable, or NIL.
[Function]
register-readtable name readtable => result
Argument and Values:
name: SYMBOL
readtable: READTABLE
result: READTABLE
Description:
Associate readtable with name. Returns the readtable.
[Function]
rename-readtable old-name new-name => result
Argument and Values:
old-name: (OR
READTABLE
SYMBOL)
new-name: SYMBOL
result: READTABLE
Description:
Replaces the associated name of the readtable designated by old-name with new-name.
If a readtable is already registered under new-name, an error of type
is signaled.
READTABLE-DOES-ALREADY-EXIST
[Function]
unregister-readtable named-readtable => result
Argument and Values:
named-readtable: (OR
READTABLE
SYMBOL)
result: (MEMBER
T
NIL)
Description:
Remove the association of named-readtable. Returnsif successfull,
T
NIL
otherwise.
This documentation was generated on 2009-11-5 from a Lisp image using some home-brewn,
duct-taped,
evolutionary hacked extension of Edi Weitz'
DOCUMENTATION-TEMPLATE.


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[gecode-users] Linear expressions in 'post'
Andrea Rendl
andrea.rendl at gmail.com
Mon Aug 18 15:14:33 CEST 2008
Dear Gecoders,
I've noticed that Gecode is very effective with solving linear
expressions (Gecode::MiniModel::LinExpr) given in the 'post'
constraint. I was wondering how you deal with them internally. I guess
you build some kind of expression tree from the linear expression and
then map the tree to an adequate 'linear' constraint? How do you deal
with more 'complex' linear expressions that you cannot directly map to
linear, such as
x + c1 != y + c2 (where x,y are IntVars and c1,c2
are constants)
In this case, do you internally re-write the expression to 'x + c1 - y
!= c2' (or similar) to match with linear? If yes, are there any
particular rules you apply for re-writing? I assume there is no case
where you flatten any expressions (and introduce auxiliary variables
internally)? If there exists some published work on it, I'd be happy
if you could point it out to me.
Thank you,
Andrea
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During our research of the Taptico and Tapp connection, we found several names of past Tribal Chiefs or Great men of the Wicocomico Nation. The list will enter the title used for that particular period of time.
From the earliest known leader to the last leader; William Taptico, various titles were used, and some may have been misinterpreted by the English when recording some action.
We will also list names of various Wicocomico Indians that were mentioned. Some names may be a clue to a persons Native American Heritage.However keep in mind that many of the indians changed their Indian names to the name of an English friend, or an English employer, or if they were slaves or indentured servants to the names of the English that owned them.
We also have to keep in mind of the possibilty that many of the tribes merged with the larger tribes in Virginia and some may have crossed into North Carolina and joined the Cherokees. Currently Virginia has nine tribes that survived the colonization of Indian land.Chickahominy, Eastern Chickahominy, Rappahannock, Mattaponi, Upper Mattaponi, Monacan, Nansemond ,Pamunkey and Wicocomico.
As we have stated previously, it is our intent to reestablish the Wicocomico Indian Nation. There are hundreds of Wicocomico descendants through out the United States that were disenfranchised because of the English Colonists failure to appoint or allow the hereditary heirs take reign of the Wicocomico Nation when King William Taptico died in 1719. If the natural process had been allowed to take place, the Wicocomico may very well have remained in existence with out a break.
Weroance-------------1655
Machywap was the first Tribal Chief after the merger of the Sekacawone and Wicocmico.
Great Men-------------1660
Pewem and Owasewas; Pewem was the Tribal Chief of the Wicocomico, but was not recognized as such by the English and considered him as a Great Man. The English in Northumberland had disrupted the normal process of electing the Tribal Chiefs and had taken on the roll of approving authority for all Tribal Chiefs.
Great Men-------------1662
Orasonay, Chistecuttewaws and Tatememony
Great Men-------------1668
Owasawas, Appenmaw and Chicatomen
Great Man-------------1678
Robert; is referred to as "Robert The Great Man"
Indian King-------------1688
James Veazey; Appears to be the Father of John Veazey
Great Man-------------1693
William Taptico I; this is the father of William Taptico II, last Tribal Chief.
Chief Man-------------1713
John Veazey; It's difficult to determine if the English did not understand the council structure or the titles. The English called John Veazey a Chief man, however William Taptico II was called King William Taptico in 1710 when he presented three Indian Arrows as an acknowledgement for the land he and his Nation holds in Northumberland County Virginia.
King----------------------1710-1719
William Taptico II was the last Tribal Chief of the Wicocomico. He died in 1719 and it appears the tribal land was turned over to Phillip Smith, based on a document William Taptico I supposedly signed about 1693.
Other names that were identified other than the above are, Mosco, Nordas,and George Taptico. The Curtis name is connected with the Taptico name in several actions and may be a Wicocomico family name or married into the Taptico family or vice versus. We will make this assumption and research as such.
It also appears that many of the Chiefs and Great Men had taken on English names by the 1670s. One Great man that requires investigating is "Robert the Great Man." Robert could possibly be another Wicocomico family name. We are not sure where George Taptico fits in our lineage, however it is believed that he may have been William I's brother; or, if not a brother, then a relative. It would be unlikely that a tribe would have two families with the same name, especially the ruling family.
If any reader feel they are descendants of the above names , feel free to email.


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Parton, 73, sparkled in a white dress featuring a knee-high split.
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| int | GetBufferSize (self) |
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| bool | HasValue (self, str key, int step_index=0) |
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| Any | GetValue (self, str key, int step_index=0) |
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| None | SetValue (self, str key, Any value, int step_index=0, bool overwrite=False) |
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| None | RemoveValue (self, str key, int step_index=0) |
| | Remove value at the key in the specified step_index. More...
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| 'dict[str, Any]' | GetValueItems (self, int step_index=0) |
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| 'dict[str, BufferedDict]' | GetSubItems (self) |
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| 'dict[str, Any]' | GetMap (self, int step_index=0) |
| | Generates (str, Any) pair map with recursively collecting all items in the BufferedDict. More...
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| BufferedDict | GetParent (self) |
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| BufferedDict | GetRoot (self) |
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| str | PrintData (self, int step_index=-1, tabbing="") |
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| Any | __getitem__ (self, str key) |
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Buffered dict container with buffered data ability.
Instances of this can hold (str, Any) data pairs in hierachychal data
structure where each sub item can have their own buffer sizes. Hence,
Different sub structures can have their own buffers and can be advanced
seperately or all together.
Overwriting of the existing data is not allowed because, this is used
as a central place to store data from various objects, hence allowing
overwriting will make difficult to track the changes.
Buffer size setting can only be done at the construction time
of the instance to not to allow re sizing because then it is not
clear how to handle the connected steps.
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Generates (str, Any) pair map with recursively collecting all items in the BufferedDict.
This method recursively collects all items in the buffered data and returns a dict
with (str, Any) pairs. All the sub_items are also added as (str, BufferedDict) pairs.
Args:
step_index (int, optional): Step index the value should be looked at. Defaults to 0.
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dict[str, Any]: (str, Any) map of all the items.
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Checks whether key exists in the given step_index.
The key in here should always be relative to the instance it is called upon.
Hence, this key can have "/" seperations for subitems, then this method
will navigate through the sub items as well to check whether given key is available.
Args:
key (str): Relative path of the key to be checked for.
step_index (int, optional): Step index to be looked for. Defaults to 0.
Returns:
bool: True if the key is found in given step index. False otherwise.
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Prints containing data in a json like structure.
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in current and all the sub_items recursively.
If the step_index > 0 then, it will only print values at that specified buffer index for
current instance as well as all the sub_items.
Args:
step_index (int, optional): Step index to be printed. Defaults to -1.
tabbing (str, optional): Initial tabbing for json output.. Defaults to "".
Returns:
str: String will all the containing values formatted like json.
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This method sets the value at the key at the specified step_index.
The key must be the relative path w.r.t. current instance of the BufferedDict.
It can include "/" seperators to set a value which is in sub items. In this case,
it will be set by recursive calls.
Args:
key (str): Relative path to the value.
value (Any): value to be set
step_index (int, optional): Step index the value should be set. Defaults to 0.
overwrite (bool): Overwrites if existing key is found with the new value, otherwise creates a key with the value.
Raises:
RuntimeError: If a value is overwritten.


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