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Upon moving in and meeting my mentor as well as the research team, I was given an in-depth introduction to the current project and research efforts that have been developed over the past year. Also, learned that there was one week left to meet the International Conference on 3D Vision June 10th paper deadline. The gist of the project is that we further segment existing 3D models into individual components and provide an initial seed or batch of manual kinematic annotations which are then used in conjunction with Geometric Sampling and shallow Machine Learning algorithms to suggest possible new kinematic annotations. In conjunction with my first week in the lab, I had several social events to attend for another summer program that I am apart of at Brown. Thus far, I am enjoying my time here and look forward to the weeks to come.
The entire research team worked through the weekend to meet the deadline for 3DV. It was rather intense yet rewarding at the same time. I feel more comfortable communicating with my mentor and others in the lab. Once we met our deadline, my mentor let us rest and take it easy for the next few days. We convened later in the week to discuss action items to polish our current work and also met with a PhD student from another lab to discuss a potential collaboration with his work and our current dataset. Although things have slowed down, between reviewing literature suggest by mentor as well as the PhD student and action items there is still plenty to do. I am beyond pleased to be apart of this lab and learn from everyone here.
This week was a rather different shift since all the PI’s were attending CVPR. Our group still conducting our weekly meeting and continued with wrap up work on evaluations and next steps of our publication. There was also a new member, fellow undergraduate, in the lab for the summer. I and another member spent some time helping the new member get caught up to speed.
First full week without any PIs, they all were on vacation. I become a little anxious and felt a little lost when thinking about what would make the most since to take on next. With some helpful advice from a grad student began reading related literature in hopes to formulate a problem statement to dicuss with my mentor upon his return
This week marked the second week of all the PIs being away on vacation. I took this opportunity to change scenary and spent a week working remotely in Toronto. The isolated and new environment gave me the ability to focus rigorously on reading and formalizing my notes into a draft problem statement. I also continued working on our stk codebase, mainly focusing on evaluations. I also spent a few hours helping a PhD student annotate some last minute data for a deadline.
Quite a bit has happened this week. Firstly, I finalized formalizing my notes and ideas into a draft problem statement. My mentor advised me to be less exhaustive in my writing (e.g citing anything tangentially relevant), and also be more thoughtful in the overall narrative that I convey. Taking him up on his advice, I took advantage of the writing center and prepared for our meeting with a Ph.D. collaborator the following day. With a more refined problem statement/outline, I was able to more effectively convey my ideas across allowing us to move forward with conducting meaningful research. Being that my time here is nearing an end, we also discussed how to best utilize the time as well as the resources we have available. We agreed that due to the conflicting time frame and the potential opportunity to present at a more focused venue with more polished contributions, I will not be participating in the two undergraduate summer research symposiums that take place at Brown.
Being the first week of my actual project, I dedicated the bulk of my time to getting an initial pipeline set up. Spent quite a bit of time coding together a set of scripts to leverage existing libraries as well as our stk codebase. To my delight this gave me the opportunity to become one with the data and understand the pipeline. Our first formal meeting on this project raised question and a series of initial assumptions to keep in mind. Also to my dismay, I often have a bad habit of sticking my foot in my mouth when explaining my research. So these days I am getting much practice at communicating my ideas.
I failed to mention but I am also in another summer program here at Brown, the Leadership Alliance to be exact. As such we traveled and presented at a National Symposium in Hartford, CT. As one of the only computer science students in this program, I was not looking forward to this. I gave an initial presentation with very basic power point slides to my grad student mentor and it did not go well. Thankfully she had a series of tips and advice on presenting. Structurally, my presentation needed a few tweaks but it terms of visuals, engaging the audience outside my discipline and pacing I had much work to do. I had the chance to get in another practice session the night before with a few friends and add the finishing gifs to my presentation the day of. To my surprise many people enjoying and appreciated my high level yet engaging presentation.
This week marks the end of the Leadership Alliance program here at Brown and it shows for my schedule has been inconsistent with events, deadlines and various other social gatherings.  This boiled down to me ignoring my presentation obligations and spending the bulk of my down time doing actual research. This went fine until the night before were, my employed adhoc strategy of spending 20 minutes between work blocks completing my poster yielded little progress. Further complicating things, as I usual do, I decided to use Adobe Illustrator which I am new to. This resulted in me staying up all night to finish the poster and printing it out the morning of the session.
My last in final week in Providence, things went in a similar manner as the previous two weeks. Rather busy handling logistics, meetings and social gatherings. This does not bother me as my PI and I have agreed to continue work on both projects when I return home. Looking back, I can confidently say that this city has yet to grow on me. However, the people that I have meet here have been and have had the pleasure of working with or attending church have left a great impression. Words cannot express the gratitude that I have for my mentor, staff at Brown, as well as individual who support the Leadership Alliance and CRW-A DREU programs for this insightful, unpredictable and cultivating summer experience.


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CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE (CIBC)
- Worked as a team to develop and maintain a highly sophisticated application to measure interest rate risk and
options risk embedded in organization’s retail products.
- Used SQL Service Integration Server to handle input files; used SQL Service Management Studio to make
selects from different tables.
- Sent auto-generated reports to Team Lead, showing side by side comparison and potential cost savings
- Wrote scripts of SQL queries to for backend testing and to ensure data integrity is consistent with front-end
display.
- Helped manage and organize an offshore QA team, ensuring project expectations / timelines were being met.
- Effectively communicated technical information, both written and verbal, to key team leaders.
- Participated in meetings, communicated with QA Leads, Business Analysts and Project Managers during all
stages of the project.
- Conducted database testing using SQL queries; used SQL Server Management Studio Express Tool to check if
all the database queries are executing correctly, data is retrieved correctly and updated correctly.


Nicolas Cage in talks to star as himself in a movie about himself: report
by Nate DayNicolas Cage is closing in on a deal to star as himself in a metadrama, according to a new report.
To be called "The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent," The Hollywood Reporter said Friday that the film will pay homage to the likes of “Leaving Las Vegas,” “Face/Off” and “Gone in 60 Seconds.”
Per the outlet, the plot will follow Cage, 55, as he attempts to land a role in a Tarantino movie and get his career back on track while navigating his relationship with his teenage daughter.
'JOKER' BECOMES FIRST R-RATED MOVIE TO EARN OVER $1 BILLION
Cage will also reportedly converse with a version of himself from the 90s, who is upset by the trajectory of Cage's career.
The actor's character will also reportedly become entangled with debt, marital strife and even the Mexican cartel.
The Hollywood Reporter likened the project to "Adaptation," "JCVD" and "Get Shorty."
'JAMES BOND' ACTOR DANIEL CRAIG SAYS HE'S AN AMERICAN WHILE PROMOTING NEW MOVIE
Lionsgate scored the film in a bidding war with HBO Max and Paramount. The movie will be produced by Cage and directed by co-writer Tom Gormican.
The script was written without Cage's knowledge, sent personally to the "Moonstruck" star by Gormican, who pleaded with Cage to play himself.
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git¶
Config¶
Set your details:
git config --global user.name "John Doe"
git config --global user.email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>See your settings:
git config --list
Use --global
to set the configuration for all projects.
If git config is used without --global
and run inside a project directory, the
settings are set for the specific project.
Add remote:
git remote add remote-name https://github.com/user/repo.git
Diff¶
See staged, non-commited changes:
git diff --cached
See differences between local changes and master:
git diff origin/master
Note that origin/master is one local branch, a shorthand for refs/remotes/origin/master, which is the full name of the remote-tracking branch.
See differences between two commits:
git diff <SHA1> <SHA2>
See the files changed between two commits:
git diff --name-only <SHA1> <SHA2>
See the files changed in a specific commit:
git diff-tree --no-commit-id --name-only -r <SHA>
or:
git show --pretty="format:" --name-only <SHA>
See diff before push:
git diff --cached origin/master
Compare commits on two branches:
git diff <BRANCH1>..<BRANCH2>
See differences between the current state and a branch:
git diff branch-name
See differences in a file, between the current state and a branch:
git diff branch-name path/to/file
Reset¶
Undo the last local commit:
git reset --soft HEAD^
Undo last commit, preserving local changes:
git reset --soft HEAD~1
Undo last commit, without preserving local changes:
git reset --hard HEAD~1
Undo last commit, preserving local changes in index:
git reset --mixed HEAD~1
or:
git reset HEAD~1
Undo non-pushed commits:
git reset origin/master
Reset to remote state:
git fetch origin
git reset --hard origin/master
Tags¶
Create a tag:
git tag 7.x-1.3
Push a tag:
git push origin 7.x-1.3
Tag and share a release:
git tag -a release/1.0.0b1 -m "1.0.0b1 release"
git push --tags
git show-ref --tags 1.0.0b1
Stage all files, included deletions:
git add -u
Revert a commit
If a commit has already been shared publicly, this creates a changeset that reverses the commit.:
git revert <SHA>
Undo a merge:
git merge --abort
View the url of a remote repository:
git remote -v
or:
git remote show origin
Show the current branch name:
git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD
Push a local branch:
git push origin <BRANCH>
List remote branches:
git branch -r
(or -a for all branches)
Delete a remote branch:
git push origin :<BRANCH>
Delete local tracking branches
Fixes a common error about deleting a branch from origin when another user has already deleted that remote branch.:
git fetch -p origin
Compare commit messages on two branches:
git log --cherry-mark --oneline <BRANCH1>..<BRANCH2>
Show non-pushed commits:
git log origin/master..HEAD
or:
git diff origin/master..HEAD
Delete a tag
Dangerous This rewrites the public repository and breaks other users’ clones if they have already pulled this tag.:
git tag -d 12345
git push origin :refs/tags/12345
Move commits to a new branch.
Dangerous! You will lose uncommitted work. Only works for moving commits to a new branch. Moves all commits not on BRANCHNAME to NEWBRANCHNAME.:
git branch <NEWBRANCH<
git reset --hard origin/<BRANCH>
git checkout <NEWBRANCH>
Delete untracked files.
Dangerous! This permanently deletes untracked files. But the -n flag does a dry-run to help catch mistakes.:
git clean -fn
Remove from repository all locally deleted files:
git rm $(git ls-files --deleted)
Delete all untracked files:
git clean -f
Including directories:
git clean -n -f -d
Delete all files from a git repository that have already been deleted from disk:
git ls-files --deleted -z | xargs -0 git rm
Stashing files¶
Git stash is a very useful command, where git will ‘hide’ the changes on a dirty directory - but no worries you can re-apply them later. The command will save your local changes away and revert the working directory to match the HEAD commit.
Stash local changes:
git stash
Stash only unstaged files:
git stash save --keep-index
Stash local changes with a custom message:
git stash save "this is your custom message"
Re-apply the changes you saved in your latest stash:
git stash apply
Re-apply the changes you saved in a given stash number:
git stash apply stash@{stash_number}
Drops any stash by its number:
git stash drop stash@{0}
Apply the stash and then immediately drop it from your stack:
git stash pop
‘Release’ a particular stash from your list of stashes:
git stash pop stash@{stash_number}
List all stashes:
git stash list
Show the latest stash changes:
git stash show
See diff details of a given stash number:
git diff stash@{0}
Branching and merging¶
Creating a local branch:
git checkout -b branchname
Switching between 2 branches (in fact, this would work on terminal as well to switch between 2 directories - $ cd -):
git checkout -
Pushing local branch to remote:
git push -u origin branchname
Deleting a local branch - this won’t let you delete a branch that hasn’t been merged yet:
git branch -d branchname
Deleting a local branch - this WILL delete a branch even if it hasn’t been merged yet!:
git branch -D branchname
Remove any remote refs you have locally that have been removed from your remote (you can substitute <origin> to any remote branch):
git remote prune origin
Viewing all branches, including local and remote branches:
git branch -a
Viewing all branches that have been merged into your current branch, including local and remote:
git branch -a --merged
Viewing all branches that haven’t been merged into your current branch, including local and remote:
git branch -a --no-merged
Viewing local branches:
git branch
Viewing remote branches:
git branch -r
Rebase master branch into local branch:
git rebase origin/master
Pushing local branch after rebasing master into local branch:
git push origin +branchname
Committing files¶
Add file and commit:
git commit <FILENAME> -m 'commit message'
Add file and commit staged file:
git commit -am 'insert commit message'
Amending a commit:
git commit --amend 'new commit message'
… or no message to maintain previous message
Squashing commits together:
git rebase -i
This will give you an interface on your core editor:
# p, pick = use commit
# r, reword = use commit, but edit the commit message
# e, edit = use commit, but stop for amending
# s, squash = use commit, but meld into previous commit
# f, fixup = like "squash", but discard this commit's log message
# x, exec = run command (the rest of the line) using shell
Squashing commits together using reset –soft:
git reset --soft HEAD~<number_of_commits>
git commit
WARNING: this will require force pushing commits, which is OK if this is on a branch before you push to master or create a Pull Request.
  In addition to unstaging changes, the –hard flag tells Git to overwrite all changes in the working directory, too.:
git reset --hard
or:
git reset --hard HEAD~1
Reset, but preserve local changes:
git reset --soft HEAD~1
Git blame¶
Show alteration history of a file with the name of the author:
git blame [<FILENAME>]
Show alteration history of a file with the name of the author && SHA:
git blame [<FILENAME>] -l


Display of a LaTeX expression selected from an array:
Since backslashes are used in JavaScript to escape characters, the simplest way to avoid problems and save typing is to double them in all LaTeX expressions. Then they are replaced by an HTML entity that renders as a single backslash in the browser. Note also that MathJax needs to be told that a part of the page has changed and needs to be typeset.
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days2sec(1f) - [TIME] Convert [[-]dd-][[hh:]mm:]ss to seconds (LICENSE:PD)
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days2sec dd-hh:mm:ss | --version| --help days2sec NNdNNhNNmNNs
Given a duration in the form dd-hh:mm:ss where dd is days, hh hours, mm minutes and ss seconds convert it to seconds. Many utilities (ps(1), for example) show times in this format to make it more intelligible; but it generally easier to perform math on values represented in seconds.
dd-hh:mm:ss Given a string representing a duration of time in the following forms: dd-hh:mm:ss hh:mm:ss mm:ss ssconvert it to seconds.
The numeric values may represent floating point numbers.
Spaces are ignored.
NNdNNhNNmNNs Simple numeric values may also be used with unit suffixes; where s,m,h, or d represents seconds, minutes, hours or days and w represents weeks. Allowed aliases for w,d,h,m, and s units are w - weeks,week,wk,wks d - days,day m - minutes,minute,min h - hours,hour,hrs,hr s - seconds,second,sec,secsThe numeric values may represent floating point numbers.
Spaces, commas and case are ignored. --denominator divide the result by this value. Default is one(1). --help display this help and exit --version output version information and exit
Usage
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Niger opposition figure jailed after return
by AFPA leading opposition figure in Niger who returned from self-imposed exile last week was jailed on Monday to serve out the rest of his time for a conviction of baby smuggling, his family told AFP.
Hama Amadou, 69, who had flown home last Thursday after his mother died, "was incarcerated early today in Filingue," 180 kilometres (110 miles) north of the capital Niamey, a relative said.
"He went to court voluntarily and was taken to prison."
A former premier and parliamentary speaker, Amadou has been nicknamed "the Phoenix" for his political comebacks.
In November 2015, he was arrested on his return from abroad and charged with baby-trafficking -- a case that supporters said was trumped-up.
He campaigned for the March 2016 presidential elections from behind bars, gaining 17.7 percent of first-round votes behind President Mahamadou Issoufou, who won 48.4 percent.
He was released on medical grounds four days before the runoff ballot, flew to France and remained abroad until his return last week.
In March 2017, 20 people, including Amadou, were convicted in the case, which allegedly entailed smuggling babies from Nigeria via Benin for wealthy couples in Niger.
He was given a 12-month sentence in absentia, of which eight months have still to be served, after time spent in prison is taken into account. One of his wives was also sentenced.
In August this year, Amadou was named by the Nigerien Democratic Movement (Moden), the country's main opposition party, to be their champion in the next presidential elections, due in December 2020.
Issoufou, a former prime minister, has been president since 2011.
His country has a history of political volatility and has only had a multi-party democracy since 1990.
The impoverished Sahel state has one of the lowest rates of development in the world. Three-quarters of the population live on less than $2 a day.


WHO AM I
Hi I`m Daiki On her way she met a copy. The copy warned the Little Blind Text, that where it came from it would have been rewritten a thousand times and everything that was left from its origin would be the word "and" and the Little Blind Text should turn around and return to its own, safe country.
Even the all-powerful Pointing has no control about the blind texts it is an almost unorthographic life One day however a small line of blind text by the name of Lorem Ipsum decided to leave for the far World of Grammar.
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Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean.
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The United Nation Security Council is one of the six principal organs of the UN. While the SC’s primary goal is the maintenance of international peace and security, it’s responsibilities include accepting new members into the UN and making changes to its charter. It is the only organ of the UN which has legally binding power. Countries in the SC can impose sanctions, deploy peacekeeping forces or authorise the use of military force through directives or in the resolution itself.
Background Guide
Aagney Gorthi
(Co-President)
Aagney Gorthi is one of your co-presidents for UNSC, he has 4 years of experience in the
JMUN most of which is in the Security Council, this is his first year as a member of the
EB. When he is not being hilariously funny, he loves basketball, math, chess and playing
the guitar. He hopes to see the fruitful debate our delegates bring to the table.
Athmika Krishnan
(Co-President)
Athmika Krishnan, will be one of your Co-presidents in the UNSC committee. Her 5 years
of MUN experience started off at this very JMUN, and she is so excited to come back as a
member of the EB. When she is not discussing politics and catching up on international
news, she love reading and rewatching the Office. She look forward to making this
committee an absolute success!
Ishaan Hari
(Moderator)
Ishaan is currently in MYP 5, bringing with him rich experience in being associated with
JMUN over the last 3 years. With Oakridge since Grade 6, Ishaan’s interests are varied,
spanning from music, to movies, to science and current affairs. He is passionate about
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WHEN HARRY MET SALLY (10/10) is one of my favorite movies of all-time. This film comes from the director of that film and features the trials and tribulations of a married couple after a 15-year run. Some might say that it's the continuation of WHEN HARRY..., others, like myself, would say that it's a rough draft of an interesting story featuring some great acting, but ultimately burdened by too many copycat (And less successful) moments from the former film (See Little Known Facts).
PLOT: A married couple, with 15 years and two kids under their belts, suddenly find themselves caught in a state of indecision on whether or not to continue their relationship. You see, they have recently come to realize that their initial love for one another has faded over the years, and that all they seem to be left with are many differences of opinion. Will they break up or keep going?
CRITIQUE: Decent film featuring great performances by Pfeiffer and Willis, an interesting story about a couple going through some rough waters in the later years of their marriage, but too many "written" flat jokes by the side characters, an easy ending and an annoying soundtrack placed this film on an overall plate of mediocrity for me. Okay, so I am also a little biased because I thought there were way too many blatant photocopied moments from the successful WHEN HARRY MET SALLY, but even with that aside, this film just seemed to dissolve into too many bickering arguments at certain points, with moments of phony conversations with their "witty" friends just slowing the whole process down further. I think I would have enjoyed this film so much more, if it had focused more on the relationship between Willis and Pfeiffer.
Both actors were at the top of their game in this film with many touching and funny moments between them and their kids. I thought the flashback sequences used in the film were effective and useful in driving us closer into the characters, and appreciated the numerous relationship up-and-down moments to which many people surely were be able to relate. I did find that there was a little too much emphasis on the screaming/shouting variety of scenes, as opposed to more of the lighter moments, but I suppose that was the whole point of the film, you know, to show the "darker" side of a marriage. All in all, I think that most people who have been in relationships should be able to relate to several disagreements from this film, certainly the core reasons behind the conflicts, if not the actual circumstances themselves. Ultimately the film didn't blow me away with any of its rehashed situations, and led me astray with the contrived "witty" banter of their friends. Dramatically, I would recommend it higher, but the comedic low-points should keep you away if you're looking for that sort of escape. Either way, rent WHEN HARRY MET SALLY and thank me in the morning.
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Bruce Willis was also going through his own divorce with wife of ten years, Demi Moore, during the filming of this movie. Having seen WHEN HARRY MET SALLY over thirty times, it was all too easy for me to notice the blatant similarities between these two films. Admittedly, many of these moments may show up in other films as well, but appreciating the fact that both of these movies were directed by the same man, makes me wonder if they were coincidences at all. Some might just call it laziness. Please DO NOT read any further if you do not want to ruin any plot points for yourself. SPOILERS AHEAD! Similar scenes between the superior WHEN HARRY MET SALLY and THE STORY OF US: 1. A scene featuring one of the main stars making a spectacle of themselves in a restaurant (Willis in this film/Ryan in WHMS). 2. A cute scene featuring a woman wearing a piff helmet (Pfeiffer in this film/Ryan in WHMS). 3. A meeting of a man and a woman looking for books in a bookstore (Pfeiffer
in this film/Ryan in WHMS). 4. A scene featuring one of the main stars fast-walking with their friend and discussing their love-life (Pfeiffer in this case/Crystal in WHMS). 5. Both films feature the main couple having best friends who also happen to be married to one another (Reiner & Wilson in this case/Carrie Fisher & Bruno Kirby in WHMS). 6. Breakthrough final scene features a reconciliation by the way of one of the characters breaking down and admitting their love for the other, while describing all of the little endearing idiosyncrasies in the other's behavior (Pfeiffer in this one/Crystal in WHMS). 7. Final scene features couple talking directly to the camera about their future (Pfeiffer & Willis in this film/Ryan and Crystal in WHMS).
Review Date: October 17, 1999 Director: Rob Reiner Writers: Alan Zweibel and Jessie Nelson Producers: Rob Reiner, Alan Zweibel and Jessie Nelson Actors: Michelle Pfeiffer as Katie Jordan Bruce Willis as Ben Jordan Genre: Drama Year of Release: 1999 --------------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com --------------------------------------- (c) 1999 Berge Garabedian
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The Clown at Midnight * * (out of * * * * )
Directed by Jean Pellerin. Cast: Sarah Lassez, James Duval, Tatyana Ali, Margot Kidder, Christopher Plummer. 1999 - 92 minutes Rated R (for violence, gore, profanity, nudity, and sex). Reviewed June 9, 1999.
In my first-hand experiences, a person could go through 100 direct-to-video movies in a row, and when all is said and done, maybe ten of them are even remotely worthwhile (whether because they are good or have so much unintentional humor that they're worth a look). Reminiscent of both 1990's superior "Clownhouse" and 1991's "Popcorn," director Jean Pellerin's "The Clown at Midnight" comes very close to fitting in to the former group. It is a slasher flick, plain and simple, but what is so unanticipated is that the film is a step above many of the recent horror movies that have been released theatrically, and coming from Artisan Entertainment (the company that also released the horrid "Strangeland" to theaters), this film deserves more notice.
"The Clown at Midnight" begins with a prologue: after a late-night performance of "Pagliacci" at an opera theater, the lead actress is brutally murdered in her dressing room by a person dressed in a clown costume following a quick tryst with her boyfriend. Switch forward about fifteen years, the deceased singer's teenage daughter (Sarah Lassez), who has recently been having frighteningly real dreams and flashbacks to the night of the murder, returns to the opera house, along with several other students, to fix up and renovate the place. After their teacher (Margot Kidder) mysteriously disappears, the students are left alone in the deserted building and, one by one, are stalked by an inexplicable clown figure whom lurks in the secret passageways under the stage.
Does the premise sound like something right out of the '80s tried-and-true stalk-and-slash genre? Perhaps, but what differentiates "The Clown at Midnight" from the norm are some fairly nail-biting and stylishly executed moments.  And although usually very predictable, this particular sequence genuinely surprised me.
Ultimately, the characters are not quite as successfully articulated. Aside from Lassez, James Duval (as the handsome rebel/make-up effects expert), and Tatyana Ali (as Lassez's best friend, Monica), all of the roles are strictly amateurish and one-dimensional, particularly the proto-typical jock and witch with a capital 'B.' Also, as is usual with slasher movies, the characters are all forced to do really stupid things during the most dire circumstances, including treading off alone in dark areas of the opera house, or stopping for a few moments to look back while in the middle of being chased. As far as the performances go, they are almost unanonymously above-par for the direct-to-video horror subgenre. Of course, Duval and Lassez have both appeared in several independent films (including Gregg Araki's "The Doom Generation" and "Nowhere"), but the standout is Ali (TV's "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air" and "Jawbreaker"), who is not only spunky and cute, but also truly likable, an amazing feat for such an underwritten part.
Enjoyable as the film is, "The Clown at Midnight" really is nothing special, and breaks no new ground. The screenplay, by Kenneth J. Hall, is highly problematic, as is the climax, which doesn't make a whole lot of sense when you stop to think about it. It's a dumb horror picture, nothing much more, and is the type of effort that the "Scream" movies make fun of (although there is a clever line of dialogue here in which Monica says, following a false alarm, "for a second, I felt like one of those bimbos in a cheesy horror flick"). There have been so many worse movies of its type, though, that to completely bash it would be unfair.  On the other hand, if you hate movies where people with low-IQs are chased around and killed by demented bozos, avoid it at all costs!
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Jeff Goldblum says Woody Allen deserves due process, would consider working with him again
by Joseph WulfsohnActor Jeff Goldblum defended Woody Allen despite a string of disturbing allegations against the director amid the #MeToo movement.
In an interview with iNews published Wednesday, Goldblum was asked about whether he would collaborate with Allen again after appearing in the filmmaker's iconic comedy "Annie Hall."
"I think there is a presumption of innocence until proven guilty," Goldblum responded. "I know I enjoyed working with him many years ago and I sat in with his band once too."
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by Anil GantiThree major software upgrades are still a distant dream for most Android smartphones. While Google and OnePlus may have set a precedent by rolling out the Android 10 update for unsupported devices, Samsung is yet to adopt the practice. Samsung is readying the Android 10 upgrade for the Galaxy S10 and Note 10 series, with the Galaxy S9 and Note 9 to follow. Galaxy S8 users, on the other hand, have no such luck. There may be a glimmer of hope for them, though, if a Samsung support representative is to be believed.
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The Galaxy S8 is more than capable of running Android 10 flawlessly, even today. It's more a question of Samsung's willingness to develop an Android 10 build for the device. Now that the precedent has been set by Google and OnePlus, we see no reason why Samsung shouldn't follow suit. The move will, however, open a can of worms in the sense that other mid-range Galaxy smartphone owners will want the coveted Android 10 update. At this point, it'll be a win even if Samsung releases the software just for the Galaxy S8.
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VLANs (Virtual LANs) are subsets of devices within a single physical LAN that behave just like they are on their own, separate LAN. What are the implications, exactly?
VLANs are best-defined by the problems they solve:
Other advantages of using VLANs:
A VLAN is created by defining a logical group of switch ports and making each one a member of that group.
That group is the VLAN, and it is identified by a number (0-4095) called VLAN ID. All hosts connected to a given port become members of the VLAN(s) that port is a member of.
Switches must support the creation of VLANs (VLAN-aware) and the VLAN standard 802.1Q.
Creating VLANs is the equivalent of dividing a switch into multiple sub-switches, independent from one another.
When every port is a member of exactly one VLAN, we are creating port-based VLANs using access ports.
VLANs can span multiple interconnected switches and still maintain isolation. Setup VLANs on every switch and connect them with one cable for each VLAN to extend.
Without VLANs, this would require 2+2=4 switches.These setups quickly become troubling, wasting lots of ports when you have many VLANs and switches.
Ideally, we would like to use a single connection to distribute all the VLANs from switch to switch, like this:
A trunk is a point-to-point connection between VLAN-aware devices that's capable of transporting more than one VLAN.

There's one problem: when it receives frames from a trunk, how can a switch know to which VLAN a frame belongs?
The solution if VLAN tagging. The frames travelling in the trunk are tagged: the VLAN ID of the VLAN the frame belongs to is added to the Ethernet frame.
Only frames in a trunk needs to be tagged. "Normal" Ethernet frames in the context of VLANs are called untagged frames.
Of course, adding VLAN tags required a modification to the Ethernet frames, that is standardised in IEEE 802.1Q.
Maximum length for a 802.1Q frame is increased to 1522 bytes (4 bytes more than standard 802.3 Ethernet).
Every VLAN on a trunk link has its frames tagged. There's one possible exception, a single VLAN allowed to have its frames untagged.
This VLAN is called the Native VLAN of that trunk port.
There can be only one Native VLAN on a trunk port: if 2 VLANs were allowed to have untagged frames, how could the trunk distinguish the two?
Every trunk port has a parameter called Default Port VLAN ID (PVID), which has the value of the Native VLAN ID assigned to it.
Tagged frames with the Native VLAN ID are rejected on Cisco switches. All untagged traffic is forwarded to the Native VLAN.
It is mostly used for backward compatibility with non-VLAN compatible devices, but using them it's not recommended.
Best Practice: configure an unused VLAN as Native VLAN for all trunk ports.
It's best practice to reserve VLAN(s) for voice services with transmission priority over other VLAN(s).
It's very important to have < 100ms end-to-end delay.
Cisco IP Phones have integrated switches that are configured to send tagged Voice and Data VLAN traffic.
The host is connected to the phone and send normal untagged frame. It's up to the phone to tag Data and Voice appropriately. The switch access port has to be configured with a Voice VLAN.Switch(config)# vlan [vlan_id | vlan_id,vlan_id,... | vlan_id - vlan_id]
Switch(config-vlan)# name [vlan_name]
Switch(config)# interface [interface_id]
Switch(config-if)# switchport mode access
Switch(config-if)# switchport access vlan [vlan_id]
If the VLAN wasn't previously created, it will be now.
Switch(config-if)# no switchport access vlan
To change the membership of access ports, simply re-assign them, it's not necessary to delete current membership first.
Switch(config)# no vlan [vlan_id]
After deleting a VLAN, ports won't be able to communicate until they are reassigned to an active VLAN, so it may be better to do it before beleting.

S1(config)# interface [interface_id]
S1(config-if)# switchport mode trunk
S1(config-if)# switchport trunk native vlan [vlan_id]
S1(config-if)# switchport trunk allowed vlan [vlan_list]
There are other ways to configure trunk links, but we will only cover switchport mode trunk
configurations.
S1(config)# interface [interface_id]
S1(config-if)# no switchport trunk native vlan
S1(config-if)# no switchport trunk allowed vlan
# Back to Native VLAN = 1 and All VLANs allowed on the trunk
S1(config-if)# switcport mode access
DTP is a Cisco proprietary protocol that is able to automatically manage point-to-point trunk links.
A port can be put into different trunk and non-trunk modes. Some of these modes supports DTP autonegotiation of trunk status, by sending and receiving DTP frames with the neighbour.
Non-Cisco devices don't support DTP, or even forward it correctly. In these cases it is recommended to disable DTP.
To enable trunking with a device that doesn't support DTP:
S1(config-if)# switchport mode trunk
S1(config-if)# switchport nonegotiate
The best practice is:
SW1#show dtp interface f0/24
DTP information for FastEthernet0/24:
TOS/TAS/TNS: TRUNK/NONEGOTIATE/TRUNK
TOT/TAT/TNT: 802.1Q/802.1Q/802.1Q
Neighbor address 1: 000AB7055158
Neighbor address 2:<PHONE_NUMBER>00
Hello timer expiration (sec/state): never/STOPPED
Access timer expiration (sec/state): never/STOPPED
Negotiation timer expiration (sec/state): never/STOPPED
Multidrop timer expiration (sec/state): never/STOPPED
FSM state: S6:TRUNK
# times multi & trunk 0
Enabled: yes
In STP: no
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246 packets received (238 good)
8 packets dropped
8 nonegotiate, 0 bad version, 0 domain mismatches,
0 bad TLVs, 0 bad TAS, 0 bad TAT, 0 bad TOT, 0 other
243 packets output (243 good)
240 native, 3 software encap isl, 0 isl hardware native
0 output errors
0 trunk timeouts
1 link ups, last link up on Mon Mar 01 1993, 00:01:01
0 link downs
TOS/TAS/TNS = Trunk Operational/Administrative/Negotiation Status.
TOT/TAT/TNT = Trunk Operational/Administrative/Negotiation Encapsulation.
Cat3550#show interfaces trunk
Port Mode Encapsulation Status Native vlan
Fa0/17 auto 802.1q trunking 1
Fa0/18 trunk 802.1q other 1
Fa0/19 trunk 802.1q other 1
Port Vlans allowed on trunk
Fa0/17 1-4094
Fa0/18 1-4094
Fa0/19 1-4094
Port Vlans allowed and active in management domain
Fa0/17 1-3,10
Fa0/18 1-3,10
Fa0/19 None
Port Vlans in spanning tree forwarding state and not pruned
Fa0/17 1-3,10
Fa0/18 1-3,10
Fa0/19 None
Cat3550#show interface Fa0/17 switchport
Name: Fa0/17
Switchport: Enabled
Administrative Mode: dynamic auto
[output omitted]
Use these verification commands on both ends to...
The attacker that is able to physically access a switch can take advantage of the switchport default mode: dynamic auto.
After connecting to a dynamic auto port, the attacker emulates 802.1Q and DTP frames, forcing the link into a trunk link.
If the attacker succeeds, it can then access all the allowed VLANs on that port.
To avoid Switch Spoofing, you must disable trunking on all ports and then statically configure trunks only where required with DTP disabled.
By electing specific ports as protected we can forbid any L2 traffic (unicast, broadcast, multicast) between them.
This feature is called Private VLAN Edge and only has local switch significance.
Traffic between unprotected and protected ports on the same switch or protected ports belonging to different switches is treated in the usual way.
To configure a port as protected:
Switch(config-if)# switchport protected
To restore a port as unprotected:
Switch(config-if)# no switchport protected


--- layout: archive title: Lean Prover Zulip Chat Archive permalink: archive/113488general/31665namingconventions.html ---
For elements m : M
in a [monoid M]
we have the predicate irreducible m
. Why is this not called is_irreducible m
? It is a Prop
after all...


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enet
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ENet packet structure. More...
#include <enet.h>
Data Fields | |
| size_t | referenceCount |
| internal use only | |
| enet_uint32 | flags |
| bitwise-or of ENetPacketFlag constants | |
| enet_uint8 * | data |
| allocated data for packet | |
| size_t | dataLength |
| length of data | |
| ENetPacketFreeCallback | freeCallback |
| function to be called when the packet is no longer in use | |
| void * | userData |
| application private data, may be freely modified | |
An ENet data packet that may be sent to or received from a peer. The shown fields should only be read and never modified. The data field contains the allocated data for the packet. The dataLength fields specifies the length of the allocated data. The flags field is either 0 (specifying no flags), or a bitwise-or of any combination of the following flags:
ENET_PACKET_FLAG_RELIABLE - packet must be received by the target peer and resend attempts should be made until the packet is delivered
ENET_PACKET_FLAG_UNSEQUENCED - packet will not be sequenced with other packets (not supported for reliable packets)
ENET_PACKET_FLAG_NO_ALLOCATE - packet will not allocate data, and user must supply it instead


public final class Processors
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static @NotNull Processor |
CX_CMD
A processor that processes commands.
|
static @NotNull Processor |
CX_CMD_DECLARE
Since the declare command can take a pointer in the address given to it, this
processor will take the first tree in the parameter, if it is a square and if it
was exactly next to the address, then change it into a pointer and shrink the
address.
|
static @NotNull Processor |
CX_FLW_CAPTURE
A processor that parses capture context.
|
static @NotNull Processor |
CX_FLW_FOR
A processor that parses for context.
|
static @NotNull Processor |
CX_FLW_IF
A processor that parses if context.
|
static @NotNull Processor |
CX_FLW_WHILE
A processor that parses while context.
|
static @NotNull Processor |
CX_PCM_LGC
A processor that solves logic trees.
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static @NotNull Processor |
CX_PCM_REF
A processor that parses references.
|
static @NotNull Processor |
OZ_CLEAN
A processor that cleans unwanted trees.
|
@NotNull public static final @NotNull Processor CX_CMD
@NotNull public static final @NotNull Processor CX_CMD_DECLARE
@NotNull public static final @NotNull Processor CX_FLW_CAPTURE
@NotNull public static final @NotNull Processor CX_FLW_FOR
@NotNull public static final @NotNull Processor CX_FLW_IF
@NotNull public static final @NotNull Processor CX_FLW_WHILE
@NotNull public static final @NotNull Processor CX_PCM_LGC
@NotNull public static final @NotNull Processor CX_PCM_REF
@NotNull public static final @NotNull Processor OZ_CLEAN


The server can be accessed via the Secure Shell protocol for commandline use and file transfer. Popular clients are:
- The
ssh
andscp
commands on POSIX systems - File transfer tools like FileZilla (OSX, Windows, Linux) and WinSCP (Windows)
- Terminal program PuTTY (Windows)...though, the Jupyter Notebook also provides a terminal
Users may add public keys to their .ssh/authorized_keys
file. Do not remove the existing keys that are needed to utilize the client nodes.


I believe in software, software that automates and eases the tasks in the real world. Software Engineer with strong foundation in Object-Oriented Design Principles, Data Structures, Algorithms, SQL/NoSQL, Microservices, RESTful API’s, and Software Engineering methods.
 Working out and doing some exercies , in the weekends and During the warmer months here in States, I enjoy mountain biking and walking
When forced indoors, I follow a number of fantasy genre movies and series, I am an aspiring chef, and I spend a large amount of my free time exploring the latest technology advancements in the web-development world.
Veeresha is committed to his tasks when most of the team members on PTO.
Veeresha did excellent job in implementing the enhancements. He always comes up with his suggestions to improve the product.
Implemented common code, restructured code to remove unused files and code , there by reducing the size of the installer and which would help for maintaining the code in a better way. And with very less number of issues.
Team did an excellent job in delivering the Sprint release on time with good quality. Improved a lot in terms of quality delivery and could meet the customer expectations.


As a higher education student living in England, you can apply for a Disabled Students’ Allowance ( DSA ) if you have a disability, including a:
You must meet the definition of disability under the Equality Act 2010.
The support you get depends on your individual needs and not on income.


Welcome To Our Bakery!!!
The main motto of computerized bakery system is to make the workflow flexible and to improve
the services provided to the customers.The bakery shop is part of a large food service chain
that provides desired food items to the customers. The manger of this bakery shop is concerned
about delivering on time for customer satisfaction.For every new customer a unique id is given.
All the details of the customers along with their unique id are maintained in a database.so the
customer need not specify all his address details each time he places an order.All details of the
customer and his order along with his specifications is received and saved.Price varies according
to the customer’s specifications.All process in a customer ordering bakery products comes into
the single system.


Saved Searches
Using Saved Searches
In all of the control panel search interfaces you will have the ability to create and use saved searches. A saved search allows you to store the exact
search settings you used for a search so it can be quickly restored in the future. This is handy if you do a lot of repeated searches and don't want to
enter all of the search information each time you do the search. The Saved Searches interface is accessed through the toolbar at the bottom of the page
and looks like this:
-
Create New - Use this section to create a new Saved Search.
In the text input box, enter a short identifier that will help you to remember the search settings for this Saved Search. You can then click this icon to save the search settings with that identifier.
Each type of item has it's own set of Saved Searches, so you can use the same identifier for each item type!
Load/Modify Existing - Use this section to work with your existing Saved Searches.
From the drop down selection list, choose the saved search that you would like to load, then click this icon to restore the settings for that saved search. This will automatically trigger a new search based on the seach settings, and the matching items will be displayed.
Use this icon to update an existing saved search. If you have made some changes to the search parameters but want to save the search settings with the same identifier, you can use this icon. Select the saved search that you want to overwrite, then click this icon to save the current search settings for the selected identifier.
From the drop down selection list, choose the saved search that you would like to delete, then click this icon to remove that saved search. This will permanently delete the saved search.
Close Tab - Click this to close the Saved Searches tab
Open/Close Tab - You can click this toolbar item at any time to display the Saved Searches tab if it is currently hidden, or hide the Saved Searches tab if it is currently visible.


Getting our PHP Samples Running on Windows
As I said in my introduction, I’m a Zend Certified PHP Engineer. I may not have mentioned that, like many developers, I tend to trust my abilities probably more than I should, jump into projects head first, and only start to read the fine manual when something doesn’t work as expected.
Setting up my Avalara laptop, one of the first things I did was install a basic WAMP stack (like LAMP but with Windows). That may be sacrilege to some, but it works.
When I had to write my first bit of code with the PHP sample libraries, I thought “I got this,” pulled the PHP REST for AvaTax samples down from GitHub, and ran the PingTest sample in the browser.
It failed.
Yup, there’s no vendor
folder in there. Where did that come from? What had I missed?
Step 1: You have to install our PHP samples
I’d missed that this set of samples uses Composer for dependency management. If you haven’t already, go to the Composer download page, download the Windows installer, then run it.
It will set up Composer and make sure it’s in your Windows path. If you had any command windows open, they will not know about the changes to the Windows path. You’ll need to open a new one in the directory you downloaded our samples to. I recommend this handy shortcut:
In the File manager, hold down SHIFT while right-clicking the directory where your copy of the Avalara code is. You’ll see an option to “Open a command window here.” Choose it.
You can then run “composer install
” in the command window.
After that, you should be able to run the sample code… as long as you’ve set up your PHP installation with the proper root certificates so you can negotiate secure connections with HTTPS hosts. We provide a recommendation on where to get and how to install the proper SSL root certificate to communicate with our servers.
But I am a certified PHP developer and I know what I’m doing, right? So I installed the Mozilla root certificate bundle, saved it as cacert.pem
in my PHP installation directory, and linked it up in my PHP installation by adding the following to the end of my php.ini
file.
I downloaded a copy of Google’s homepage via a cURL call in PHP to test it. Boom. Ready to go.
I ran the PingTest sample again and it failed with multiple warnings like this:
Step 2: Make sure you install our recommended root certificate
A little debugging showed that despite having the root certificate bundle, I didn’t have the root certificate Avalara recommends. D’oh! I was getting that error because the HTTPS negotiation failed and there was no JSON response being returned.
So I went back to our instructions, added the recommended certificate to the bundle (cut and pasted the text into the end of the cacert.pem
file), and tried again.
Oh.
Step 3: Put your data in configuration.php
The configuration.php file is in the Samples directory like the PingTest sample. You should have received an email with your account number and license key. If you didn’t or lost it, you can get a new key from the settings tab of your Developer Console.
Once you’ve put that information into configuration.php and run the PingTest, you should get the following message:
And you’re on your way.


Provides statistical process control tools for stochastic textured surfaces. The current version supports the following tools: (1) monitors and diagnoses for local defects on stochastic textured surfaces, which was proposed by Bui and Apley (2018a) <doi:10.1080/00401706.2017.1302362>. (2) monitors for global changes in the nature of stochastic textured surfaces.
| Version: | 0.3.1 |
| Depends: | rpart, gridExtra |
| Published: | 2018-04-09 |
| Author: | Anh Bui [aut, cre] and Daniel Apley [ths] |
| Maintainer: | Anh Bui <atbui at u.northwestern.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | spc4sts results |
| Reference manual: | spc4sts.pdf |
| Package source: | spc4sts_0.3.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: spc4sts_0.3.1.zip, r-release: spc4sts_0.3.1.zip, r-oldrel: spc4sts_0.3.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: spc4sts_0.3.1.tgz, r-oldrel: spc4sts_0.3.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | spc4sts archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=spc4sts to link to this page.


{% extends "template.html" %} {% block type %}FAQ{% endblock %} {% block content %}
If you are using google forms:
1. Export a google form result (from the google sheet) as .csv, then extract the csv file from the zip file.
Otherwise,
1. Create a config file, either manually (see below) or through the website (continue)
2. Upload the excel/csv file and the config file (if you made it) through the website
3. If you have not submitted the config file, do so with the config page.
Config file format: [question number] [type of question]
Accepted types are: ignore, numerical, categorical, openended and multicategorical
Example:
1 ignore
2 numerical
3 categorical
4 openended
5 multicategorical
Note: Put categorical for every sub-question. For example:
would be formatted as such
1 categorical
2 categorical
3 categorical
Note: Put multicategorical for every sub-question. For example:
would be formatted as such
1 multicategorical
2 multicategorical
3
multicategorical
Surveyinator is unable to analyse the following types of responses:
That's it! :D


Available in Chrome 56+ | View on GitHub | Browse Samples
PaymentRequest lets you accept payment from different payment methods.
This sample accepts both Android Pay and credit card payments and checks whether the browser can make payment.


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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| EditableManagedRepository |
The editable part of a managed repository.
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| EditableRemoteRepository |
The editable part of a remote repository
|
| EditableRepository |
This is the editable part of a repository.
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| EditableRepositoryGroup | |
| ManagedRepository |
Represents a managed repository, that is readable and writable.
|
| ManagedRepositoryContent |
ManagedRepositoryContent interface for interacting with a managed repository in an abstract way,
without the need for processing based on filesystem paths, or working with the database.
|
| RemoteRepository |
This represents a repository that is not fully managed by archiva.
|
| RemoteRepositoryContent |
RemoteRepositoryContent interface for interacting with a remote repository in an abstract way,
without the need for processing based on URLs, or working with the database.
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| Repository |
Base interface for repositories.
|
| RepositoryCapabilities |
Describe the capabilities a repository implementation supports.
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| RepositoryContent |
Common aspects of content provider interfaces
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| RepositoryContentProvider |
A repository content provider creates repository content instances for specific repository types.
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| RepositoryCredentials |
Credentials used to login to a remote repository.
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| RepositoryGroup |
Interface for repository groups.
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| RepositoryProvider |
This interface must be implemented by the repository implementations.
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| RepositoryRegistry |
Registry for repositories.
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| RepositoryRequestInfo |
This interface is for mapping web request paths to artifacts.
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| RequestPathMapper |
Maps request paths to native repository paths.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| RelocatablePath | |
| RepositoryContentFactory |
RepositoryContentRequest
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| StandardCapabilities |
Capability implementation.
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| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| ReleaseScheme |
Repository release schemes that change the handling of artifacts
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| RepositoryType |
The repository types that are known to the system.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| ContentNotFoundException |
ContentNotFoundException is thrown in response for requests for content that is not the repository.
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| LayoutException |
LayoutException
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| RepositoryException |
RepositoryException
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| RepositoryNotFoundException |
RepositoryNotFoundException
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| UnsupportedFeatureException |
This exception is thrown if a given feature is not supported by the repository.
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| UnsupportedRepositoryTypeException |
This is a fatal exception and should not happen.
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| UnsupportedURIException |
Exception is thrown, if the URI is syntactically correct, but is not
supported by the underlying repository implementation
|
Copyright © 2006–2019 The Apache Software Foundation. All rights reserved.


web-tools
Open the Console
⌘ ⌥ i (command option i)
Libraries:
- Aragorn Analytics (window.AragornAnalytics)
- jQuery (window.jQuery window.$)
- Popper.js (window.Popper)
- Bootstrap (css and js)
- Moment.js (window.Moment)
- URI.js (window.URI)
- Dinero.js (window.Dinero)
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Holds material conditions within all Zone objects in the Mesh.
More...
#include <Hydro.h>
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| | Hydro () |
| | Default constructor. More...
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| | Hydro (const bool analysis_in, const std::string &hydro_path, const std::string &table_path, const std::string &table_fname, const std::string &symmetry_in, const double tmin_in, const double tmax_in) |
| | Parametrized constructor: connects *this with input data files. More...
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| |
| std::string | get_path () const |
| | Getter for Hydro::path. More...
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| |
| const Table & | get_table () const |
| | Getter for Table of materials. More...
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| |
| std::vector< size_t > | get_ndim () const |
| | Getter for Hydro::ndim. More...
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| |
| size_t | get_ntimes () const |
| | Getter for Hydro::ntimes. More...
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| |
| size_t | get_nintervals () const |
| | Getter for Hydro::nintervals. More...
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| |
| int | get_ntd () const |
| | Getter for Hydro::ntd. More...
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| |
| double | get_tmin () const |
| | Getter for Hydro::tmin. More...
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| |
| double | get_tmax () const |
| | Getter for Hydro::tmax. More...
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| |
| double | time_at (const size_t it) const |
| | Time instant (seconds) at index it (Hydro::time) More...
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| |
| double | dt_at (const size_t it) const |
| | Length of time interval (seconds) at index it. More...
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| |
| void | load_at (const size_t it, Grid &g, Mesh &m) const |
| | Loads Grid, Mesh, Zone / Cell objects for time index it. More...
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| std::string | to_string () const |
| | String representation of a Hydro object. More...
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| bool | get_analysis () const |
| | Getter for Hydro::analysis. More...
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| size_t | get_nzones () const |
| | Getter for Hydro::nzones. More...
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| |
| void | set_symmetry (const std::string &s) |
| | Setter for Hydro::symmetry (turns symmetry-based shortcuts on/off when recalculating the final best case in analysis mode, see Diagnostics::analyze) More...
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| |
| std::string | get_symmetry () const |
| | Getter for Hydro::symmetry. More...
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| |
| size_t | time_index_at (const size_t j) const |
| | Main time index. More...
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Holds material conditions within all Zone objects in the Mesh.
Definition at line 26 of file Hydro.h.
◆ Hydro() [1/2]
Default constructor.
Definition at line 26 of file Hydro.cpp.
◆ Hydro() [2/2]
| Hydro::Hydro |
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const bool |
analysis_in, |
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const std::string & |
hydro_path, |
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const std::string & |
table_path, |
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const std::string & |
table_fname, |
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const std::string & |
symmetry_in, |
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const double |
tmin_in, |
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const double |
tmax_in |
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) |
| |
Parametrized constructor: connects *this with input data files.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | analysis_in | Initializes Hydro::analysis |
| [in] | hydro_path | Initializes Hydro::path |
| [in] | table_path | Path to Table (helps to initialize Hydro::tbl) |
| [in] | table_fname | Table filename (helps to initialize Hydro::tbl) |
| [in] | symmetry_in | Initializes Hydro::symmetry |
| [in] | tmin_in | Minimum time instant included (seconds) |
| [in] | tmax_in | Maximum time instant included (seconds) |
Definition at line 34 of file Hydro.cpp.
◆ dt_at()
| double Hydro::dt_at |
( |
const size_t |
it | ) |
const |
Length of time interval (seconds) at index it.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- Hydro::time[it+1] - Hydro::time[it] (seconds)
Definition at line 201 of file Hydro.cpp.
◆ get_analysis()
| bool Hydro::get_analysis |
( |
| ) |
const |
Getter for Hydro::analysis.
- Returns
- "true" for analysis, "false" for postprocessing mode
Definition at line 266 of file Hydro.cpp.
◆ get_ndim()
| std::vector< size_t > Hydro::get_ndim |
( |
| ) |
const |
Getter for Hydro::ndim.
- Returns
- Number of analysis cases per Cell
Definition at line 152 of file Hydro.cpp.
◆ get_nintervals()
| size_t Hydro::get_nintervals |
( |
| ) |
const |
Getter for Hydro::nintervals.
- Returns
- Number of time intervals, or search cases
Definition at line 166 of file Hydro.cpp.
◆ get_ntd()
| int Hydro::get_ntd |
( |
| ) |
const |
Getter for Hydro::ntd.
- Returns
- Number of digits needed to represent Hydro::ntimes
Definition at line 173 of file Hydro.cpp.
◆ get_ntimes()
| size_t Hydro::get_ntimes |
( |
| ) |
const |
Getter for Hydro::ntimes.
- Returns
- Number of time instants, or search cases + 1
Definition at line 159 of file Hydro.cpp.
◆ get_nzones()
| size_t Hydro::get_nzones |
( |
| ) |
const |
Getter for Hydro::nzones.
- Returns
- Number of Zone objects in the Mesh
Definition at line 273 of file Hydro.cpp.
◆ get_path()
| std::string Hydro::get_path |
( |
| ) |
const |
Getter for Hydro::path.
- Returns
- Directory path to input data files for *this Hydro
Definition at line 138 of file Hydro.cpp.
◆ get_symmetry()
| std::string Hydro::get_symmetry |
( |
| ) |
const |
Getter for Hydro::symmetry.
- Returns
- "spherical" or "none" (from class Detector)
Definition at line 287 of file Hydro.cpp.
◆ get_table()
| const Table & Hydro::get_table |
( |
| ) |
const |
Getter for Table of materials.
- Returns
- Reference to Hydro::tbl
Definition at line 145 of file Hydro.cpp.
◆ get_tmax()
| double Hydro::get_tmax |
( |
| ) |
const |
Getter for Hydro::tmax.
- Returns
- Maximum time instant included (seconds)
Definition at line 187 of file Hydro.cpp.
◆ get_tmin()
| double Hydro::get_tmin |
( |
| ) |
const |
Getter for Hydro::tmin.
- Returns
- Minimum time instant included (seconds)
Definition at line 180 of file Hydro.cpp.
◆ load_at()
| void Hydro::load_at |
( |
const size_t |
it, |
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Grid & |
g, |
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Mesh & |
m |
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) |
| const |
◆ set_symmetry()
| void Hydro::set_symmetry |
( |
const std::string & |
s | ) |
|
Setter for Hydro::symmetry (turns symmetry-based shortcuts on/off when recalculating the final best case in analysis mode, see Diagnostics::analyze)
- Parameters
-
| [in] | s | "spherical" or "none" (from class Detector) |
Definition at line 280 of file Hydro.cpp.
◆ time_at()
| double Hydro::time_at |
( |
const size_t |
it | ) |
const |
Time instant (seconds) at index it (Hydro::time)
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- Time instant (seconds)
Definition at line 194 of file Hydro.cpp.
◆ time_index_at()
| size_t Hydro::time_index_at |
( |
const size_t |
j | ) |
const |
Main time index.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | j | Position index within Hydro::time_index |
- Returns
- Time index for Hydro::time
Definition at line 294 of file Hydro.cpp.
◆ to_string()
| std::string Hydro::to_string |
( |
| ) |
const |
String representation of a Hydro object.
- Returns
- String representation of *this
Definition at line 258 of file Hydro.cpp.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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| Nom |
{{ campaign.name }}
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Territoire |
{{ getTerritoryName(campaign.territory_id) }}
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Incitation |
{{ campaign.amount_spent | currency: 'EUR':'symbol':'1.0-0' }}
{{ campaign.amount_spent }}
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Budget |
{{ campaign.max_amount | currency: 'EUR':'symbol':'1.0-0' }}
{{ campaign.max_amount }} pts
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Trajets |
{{ campaign.trips_number }} tjs
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Plafond |
{{ campaign.max_trips }} tjs
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Début |
{{ campaign.start.toDate() | date: 'dd MMMM yyyy' }}
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Fin |
{{ campaign.end.toDate() | date: 'dd MMMM yyyy' }}
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JOpt Simple is my Java library for parsing command-line options. Release 3.0.1 has no new features, but fixes a dependency problem for Maven users, so that by declaring a Maven dependency on jopt-simple, you don't end up pulling down Ant and the transitive closure of its dependencies.


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.jgoodies.forms.factories |
Consists of optional Forms framework factory classes that assist you
in building consistent forms quickly
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static Paddings.Padding |
Paddings.BUTTON_BAR_PAD
A standardized reusable padding intended for the gap
between a component and a button bar in its bottom.
|
static Paddings.Padding |
Borders.BUTTON_BAR_PAD
Deprecated.
A standardized Border that describes the gap between a component
and a button bar in its bottom.
|
static Paddings.Padding |
Paddings.DIALOG
A standardized reusable padding for dialogs without tabs.
|
static Paddings.Padding |
Borders.DIALOG
Deprecated.
A standardized Border that describes the border around
a dialog content that has no tabs.
|
static Paddings.Padding |
Paddings.DLU14
A prepared and reusable padding with 14dlu on all sides.
|
static Paddings.Padding |
Borders.DLU14
Deprecated.
A prepared Border with 14dlu on all sides.
|
static Paddings.Padding |
Paddings.DLU2
A prepared and reusable padding with 2dlu on all sides.
|
static Paddings.Padding |
Borders.DLU2
Deprecated.
A prepared and reusable Border with 2dlu on all sides.
|
static Paddings.Padding |
Paddings.DLU21
A prepared padding with 21dlu on all sides.
|
static Paddings.Padding |
Borders.DLU21
Deprecated.
A prepared Border with 21dlu on all sides.
|
static Paddings.Padding |
Paddings.DLU4
A prepared and reusable padding with 4dlu on all sides.
|
static Paddings.Padding |
Borders.DLU4
Deprecated.
A prepared and reusable Border with 4dlu on all sides.
|
static Paddings.Padding |
Paddings.DLU7
A prepared and reusable padding with 7dlu on all sides.
|
static Paddings.Padding |
Borders.DLU7
Deprecated.
A prepared and reusable Border with 7dlu on all sides.
|
static Paddings.Padding |
Paddings.DLU9
A prepared and reusable padding with 9dlu on all sides.
|
static Paddings.Padding |
Borders.DLU9
Deprecated.
A prepared and reusable Border with 9dlu on all sides.
|
static Paddings.Padding |
Paddings.TABBED_DIALOG
A standardized reusable padding for dialogs that have tabs.
|
static Paddings.Padding |
Borders.TABBED_DIALOG
Deprecated.
A standardized Border that describes the border around
a dialog content that uses tabs.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Paddings.Padding |
Borders.createEmptyBorder(ConstantSize top,
ConstantSize left,
ConstantSize bottom,
ConstantSize right)
Deprecated.
|
static Paddings.Padding |
Borders.createEmptyBorder(String encodedSizes)
Deprecated.
Replaced by
Paddings.createPadding(String, Object...) . |
static Paddings.Padding |
Paddings.createPadding(ConstantSize top,
ConstantSize left,
ConstantSize bottom,
ConstantSize right)
Creates and returns a padding (an instance of
EmptyBorder )
with the specified margins. |
static Paddings.Padding |
Paddings.createPadding(String encodedSizes,
Object... args)
Creates and returns a padding (an instance of
EmptyBorder )
using sizes as specified by the given string. |
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