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Security
Encryption
Authentication
Traceability
Security
Host/User Auth
(LDAP, Kerberos, ...)
Object
permissions
Data access control
(confidentiality)
Data Encryption
Connection Encryption
(OpenSSL)
Trace of tasks and connections
Search
Tool
Trace of used resources
Users, Roles & Groups
Syntax
CREATE ROLE john
WITH LOGIN
RESOURCE QUEUE adhoc;
ALTER ROLE john
WITH CREATEDB;
Syntax
CREATE ROLE grp_admin
WITH CREATEROLE CREATEDB;
GRANT grp_admin TO john, sally;
REVOKE admin FROM bob;
DB Object Privileges
GRANT ALL ON DATABASE mydatabase
TO admin
WITH GRANT OPTION;
GRANT SELECT ON TABLE mytable
TO PUBLIC;
REVOKE INSERT UPDATE
ON TABLE mytable FROM sally;
REASSIGN OWNED BY sally TO john;
DROP OWNED BY visitor;
Examples
Minimum object access privileges are highlighted in RED above.
Note: By default, no privileges are granted.
| Object Type | Privileges |
|---|---|
| Database | CONNECT, TEMPORARY, CREATE, ALL |
| Schema | USAGE, CREATE, ALL |
| Table/View | SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, TRUNCATE, ALL |
| Sequence | USAGE, SELECT, UPDATE, ALL |
| FUNCTION | EXECUTE |
| Language | USAGE |
Host-Based Authentication
| Connection Type | Database(s) | Role(s) | Network Address | IP Mask | Authentication Method | Authentication Options |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| local | database | user | auth-method | auth-options | ||
| host | database | user | CIDR-addr | auth-method | auth-options | |
| hostssl | database | user | CIDR-addr | auth-method | auth-options | |
| hostnossl | database | user | CIDR-addr | auth-method | auth-options | |
| host | database | user | IP-addr | IP-mask | auth-method | auth-options |
| hostssl | database | user | IP-addr | IP-mask | auth-method | auth-options |
| hostnossl | database | user | IP-addr | IP-mask | auth-method | auth-options |
local: Unix Domain Socket connection host: Network connection, encryption is optional hostssl: Network connection, encryption is enforced hostnossl: Network connection, no encryption
| Connection Type | Database(s) | Role(s) | Network Address | IP Mask | Authentication Method | Authentication Options |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| local | database | user | auth-method | auth-options | ||
| host | database | user | CIDR-addr | auth-method | auth-options | |
| hostssl | database | user | CIDR-addr | auth-method | auth-options | |
| hostnossl | database | user | CIDR-addr | auth-method | auth-options | |
| host | database | user | IP-addr | IP-mask | auth-method | auth-options |
| hostssl | database | user | IP-addr | IP-mask | auth-method | auth-options |
| hostnossl | database | user | IP-addr | IP-mask | auth-method | auth-options |
| CIDR-Address | IP-addr + IP-mask | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| <IP_ADDRESS>/32 | <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> | Single host |
| <IP_ADDRESS>/24 | <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> | Small network |
| <IP_ADDRESS>/16 | <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> | Large network |
| <IP_ADDRESS>/0 | <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> | Any host |
| trust | No password asked, access is granted immediately |
| reject | Access is denied/rejected |
| md5 | Password required: hashed using md5 before sending to server |
| password | Password required: transmitted in plain text |
| ldap | Authentication using LDAP, encrypted or unencrypted |
| gss | Authentication using GSSAPI and Kerberos |
| pam | Uses the Linux Pluggable Authentication Method to authenticate the user (stacking of methods is possible) |
# allow the gpadmin user local access to all databases
# using ident authentication
local all gpadmin ident sameuser
host all gpadmin <IP_ADDRESS>/32 ident
host all gpadmin ::1/128 ident
# allow the 'dba' role access to any database from any host
# with IP address 192.168.x.x and use md5 encrypted passwords
# to authenticate the user
host all dba <IP_ADDRESS>/16 md5
# allow the 'user1' role access to the databases db1 and db2 from any host
# and use no passwords to authenticate the user
host db1,db2 user1 <IP_ADDRESS>/0 trust
# allow all the members of the 'gp-admin' group role access to the database vpdb from any
# host with IP address 192.168.x.x and use md5 encrypted passwords to authenticate the user
host vpdb +gp-admin <IP_ADDRESS>/16 md5
# allow all roles access to all databases from hosts with IP address 192.168.x.x and use
# ldap to authenticate the user
# NOTE: Greenplum role names must match the LDAP common name.
# NOTE: split across three lines for clarity. Must be on same line to take effect.
host all all <IP_ADDRESS>/16 ldap
ldapserver=usldap1 ldapport=1389
ldapprefix="cn=" ldapsuffix=",ou=People,dc=company,dc=com"
host all user1 <IP_ADDRESS>/0 trust
.
.
.
host all user1 <IP_ADDRESS>/16 md5 # This will not be applied


Password Generator
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Password Settings:
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Ethan's Blog
Problems Facing Tech World
April 12, 2015
There are many problems facing the tech world. These problems range from gender disparity to budgetary shortfalls. For this blog entry, I have decided that the most pressing problem is the issue of Multinational Operations.
The problem arises when one company has multiple offices and data centers in multiple countries, around the world. The biggest challenge to overcome is the difference between salaries of employees of the same Company but in different Countries.
Often, emotions run high when one has been affected by outsourcing. Salary differences can breed resentment. Although slightly alleviated by differences in standard of living costs, it seems patently unfair for two identical workers to receive different salaries.
One potential solution can be to change the "us versus them" mindset. In the increasingly interconnected and globalized world, nation boundaries are a minor inconvenience in the quest for advancement and achievement. A Company must foster a meritocratic system; treating all of its workers equally.
Only through following the principal of equality can one truly incentivize human potential.


We designed 6 different queries to collect the most relevant web-pages addressing the Family Planning. The different queries have been designed to address as much as possible “nuances” of the Family Planning issues: from the more medical ones to the more daily ones.


General Information
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|
Description
Enzo is an adaptive mesh refinement (AMR), grid-based hybrid code (hydro + N-Body)
which is designed to do simulations of cosmological structure formation. It uses
the algorithms of Berger & Collela to improve spatial and temporal resolution in
regions of large gradients, such as gravitationally collapsing objects. The Enzo
simulation software is incredibly flexible, and can be used to simulate a wide
range of cosmological situations with the physics packages described below
(see Features).
Enzo has been parallelized using the MPI message-passing library and can run on
any shared or distributed memory parallel supercomputer or PC cluster.
Simulations using as many as 1024 processors have been successfully carried
out on the San Diego Supercomputing Center's Blue Horizon, an IBM SP.
Enzo was released to the public on March 1, 2004. To obtain a copy of the
code go to the download page.
For more information please contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>at the Laboratory for Computational Astrophysics.
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Features
The public release of Enzo includes (but is not limited to) the following physics:
- N-body gravitational dynamics using the particle-mesh method
- hydrodynamics using both the piecewise parabolic method (PPM) and the
finite-difference method used in the Zeus MHD code.
- The capability to follow up to 9 species of H and He
- Radiative cooling, using either an assumed metallicity or
calculated directly from species abundances
- Uniform ultraviolet backgrounds based on work by Haardt & Madau
- Fully Parallel I/O using the HDF5 data model
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|
Authors
Enzo was originally written by Greg Bryan under the supervision
of Michael Norman while at the
National Center for Supercomputing Applications
at the University of Illinois. Enzo's home is the
Laboratory for Computational Astrophysics at the
Center for Astrophysics and Space Sciences,
located at the University of California in San Diego.
Currently, Enzo is being developed by (in alphabetical order) Tom Abel,
James Bordner, Greg Bryan, David Collins, Robert Harkness, Alexei Kritsuk, Brian O'Shea,
Pascal Paschos and Alex Razoumov. This team is led by Michael Norman, the director of the Laboratory
for Computational Astrophysics.
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Acknowledgements
Enzo has been developed with the support of the National Science
Foundation via grants ASC-9318185, AST-9803137, and the National
Computational Science Alliance under NSF Cooperative Agreement
ASC-9740300, PACI Subaward ACI-9619019.
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News
March 1, 2004 - Enzo is released to the public. Go to the
download page to get the
code bundle.
28 July 2003 - Enzo has been released to Friendly Users! Go
to the download page to
get the code bundle.
1 July 2003 - Modifications and updates
to public website added. Truly informative (yet still occasionally witty) text
added. Enzo will be released to friendly users by August 1.
24 Jan 2003 - Witty but uninformative text replaced with witty, semi-informative text.
Banana bread recipe added.
23 January 2003 - The Enzo website was created, and there was much rejoicing. Updates
are expected to occur at irregular intervals (namely, whenever the website developer is
physically threatened) prior to the public release of Enzo in late 2003/early 2004.
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Chipmunk Game Dynamics. Provides fast, easy to use, robust physics.
| bias_coef | [RW] | The bias coefficient used for resolving penetrations. Setting 0.0 effectively disables penetration resolution. Setting 1.0 will try to resolve the penetration in a single step. (not recommended) |
| collision_slop | [RW] | The maximum allowed penetration distance. Setting a non zero value helps to prevent oscilating contacts. |


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Starch processing is one of the oldest areas for the application of enzymes. For instance, dextrose, high fructose corn syrups are made using enzymes. They act as a substitute for ordinary sugar in food and beverage processing. KLSs’ future work in starch processing will focus on optimizing processes by developing improved enzymes.
Starch is the commonest storage carbohydrate in plants. It is used by the plants themselves, by microbes and by higher organisms so there is a great diversity of enzymes able to catalyse its hydrolysis. Starch from all plant sources occurs in the form of granules which differ markedly in size and physical characteristics from species to species. Generally, starch is boiled with acids and it gives glucose but this process contain has several drawbacks. It is now replace with enzymatic hydrolysis.
The dextrose equivalent value is indicates the percentage of hydrolysis of glycosidic linkages. Starch has a DE of effectively zero and glucose has a DE of 100.
Starch liquefaction using a-amylases but the principles are the same. Granular starch is slurried at 30-40% (w/w) with cold water after adjustment with pH, Ca2+ ions is added into medium (which stabilises and activates the enzyme) and the enzyme is added. When Termamyl is used, the slurry of starch plus enzyme is pumped continuously through a jet cooker, which is heated to 105 ºC using live steam. Gelatinisation occurs very rapidly and the enzymic activity, combined with the significant shear forces, begins the hydrolysis. The residence time in the jet cooker is very brief. The partly gelatinised starch is passed into a series of holding tubes maintained at 100-105 ºC and held for 5-8 min to complete the gelatinisation process. Hydrolysis to the required DE is completed in holding tanks for 1 to 2 h at the same temperature.
Saccharification is the second process of starch hydrolysis. Depending upon the final product, further process is carried out with glucoamylase and fungal alpha amylase to break maltodextrins. After processed with glucoamylase, starch is converted into maltose and isomaltose. Fungal alpha amylase can also used to make high maltose containing syrup which gives relative high sweetness and increased fermentation.


PHP variables are declared by dollar($) sign and are case sensitive
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decodes a JSON string into appropriate variable
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array-walking function for use in generating JSON-formatted name-value pairs
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reduce a string by removing leading and trailing comments and whitespace
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It is important that a missing tooth be replaced as soon as possible to prevent deteriorating teeth and gum disease. Using the neighboring teeth as support, a bridge can be formed to look like the missing tooth and replace it both functionally and cosmetically.
Anyone who is unhappy with their smile can have it fixed. We offer a wide variety of services to correct any characteristic of your smile – be it the color, alignment, spacing, or overall appearance. We can help you achieve the perfect smile you want and deserve!
Crowns are full coverage restorations that are used to cover a tooth that is likely to break or is too broken down to be restored with a filling. They are most commonly done after root canal treatments or when a large filling wears out.
Dentures replace loose or missing tooth due to bone loss. We know no one enjoys losing their natural teeth, but dentures will help you eat and talk regularly, providing all the normal functionality and appearance of your natural smile.
X-rays are a necessary part of the diagnostic process. Using digital radiography, we can better diagnosis any dental concerns and our patients are exposed to 50-70% less radiation than conventional X-rays.
Fillings are done to remove decay and replace the affected tooth structure. Once the decay is removed, material is used to 'fill' the hole in the tooth easily and painlessly, restoring full functionality to the tooth.
Laughing gas is not really a service in and of itself, but it is used to make other treatments more comfortable. It is safe, effective, and pleasant anesthetic that will make your appointment more enjoyable.
If you have gums that are red and bleed easily, persistent bad breath, gums that are pulled away from the tooth, loose teeth, or changes in your bite, these cann all jeopardize the foundation for your teeth. Appropriate gum treatments can return that foundation to a healthy state.
Root canals are necessary when a cavity infects the tooth pulp. If left untreated, the infection can be dangerous and painful. Once the infection is resolved, the canal is filled in to prevent further infection.
Sealant is painted on the chewing surfaces of teeth to prevent tooth decay. With a sealant coating, the grooves and pits of a tooth are evened out and a protective shield covers each tooth.
Implants recreate a tooth root within the bone of your mouth. They can effectively replace a single tooth with a crown, multiple teeth with a bridge, or all upper or lower teeth with dentures.


Chapter 4 Figures, tables, hosting GitBook
This section is going to focus including figures and creating tables
4.1 Including figures and tables
4.1.1 Figures
To include the figure above use the code:
knitr::include_graphics(here::here('general_images','example_flow.png'))
within a code chunk. In the chunk options you can specify the width and figure captions e.g.
out.width="100pt", fig.cap="Summary of methdological procedure for (a).... and (b)...."
.
However, if you do show the code with echo=TRUE
then you can’t specify the out.width
.
For making flow diagrams have a look at:
- Lucidchart
- Draw.io
4.1.2 Tables
For creating tables i’d suggest creating either an excel file or .csv
and then reading the data into R and using the kabble
package to format it how you wish. The example below is from the abbreviations section
library(tidyverse)
library(knitr)
library(kableExtra)
library(readxl)
library(fs)
library(here)
#read in data
read_excel(here("tables", "abbreviations.xlsx"))%>%
arrange(Term) %>% # i.e. alphabetical order by Term
# booktab = T gives us a pretty APA-ish table
::kable(booktabs = TRUE)%>%
knitrkable_styling(position = "center")%>%
# any specifc row changes you want
row_spec(.,
row=0,
bold = TRUE)
| Term | Abbreviation |
|---|---|
| Digital Elevation Model | DEM |
| Digital Surface Model | DSM |
| Digital Terrain Model | DTM |
You do loads of things with kabble including adding small visulisations within the table - consult the documentation for more info.
If in doubt, keep it simple
other useful arguments for tables:
column_spec(2, width = "9cm")
= set column widthkable(timeline,longtable = T....
= allow the table to go over multiple pages
For example…
read_excel(here("tables", "policy.xlsx"))%>%
mutate_all(~ replace_na(.x, "")) %>%
# booktab = T gives us a pretty APA-ish table
::kable(longtable = T, booktabs = T,
knitrcaption = 'Relevant influential international, metropolitan and local UHI and urban expansion policies, strategies and assessments (with publication date) referred to in this paper. * Denotes documents that lack specific UHI related policy but recognise the value of maintaining vegetation.')%>%
kable_styling(position = "center", full_width = T)%>%
# any specifc row changes you want
row_spec(.,
row=c(0,1,8, 18),
bold = TRUE)%>%
column_spec(1, width = "14cm")%>%
row_spec(c(1, 8, 18), hline_after = T)
| Policy |
|---|
| International |
| United Nations The World Cities in 2016 (2016) |
| United Nations New Urban Agenda (2017) |
| ARUP City Resilience Framework (2015) |
| United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction Sendai Framework (2015) |
| Universal Sustainable Development Goals (2015) |
| Biological Diversity, Cities and Biodiversity Outlook (2012) |
| Metropolitan |
| AECOM Australia, Economic Assessment of the Urban Heat Island Effect, Melbourne (2012) |
| The Spatial Development Strategy For Greater London (2017) |
| Western Australia Planning Commission, Perth and Peel (3.5?) million (2015) |
| City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality, Spatial Development Framework 2040 (2016) |
| Western Australian Planning Commission, Directions 2031 and beyond: metropolitan planning beyond the horizon (2010) |
| Western Australian Planning Commission, Development Control Policy 2.3 Public Open Space in Residential Areas (2002) |
| Plan For The Metropolitan Region Perth And Fremantle (1955) |
| Singapore Government, Open Space Provision (2011) |
| Western Australian Planning Commission, Metropolitan Region Scheme Text (2006) |
| Local |
| USA Environmental Protection Agency, Reducing Urban Heat Islands Compendium of Strategies Trees and Vegetation (2008) |
| USA Environmental Protection Agency, Reducing Urban Heat Islands Compendium of Strategies Urban Heat Island Basics (2008) |
| USA Environmental Protection Agency, Reducing Urban Heat Islands, Compendium of Strategies Heat Island Reduction Activities (2008) |
| City of Stirling, Stirling Urban Forest Community Consultation (2017) |
| City of Fremantle, One Planet Fremantle Strategy 2014/2015 - 2019/2020, 1–12 (2014) |
| Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority, Subiaco Redevelopment Scheme (2013) |
| Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority, Subiaco Redevelopment Scheme 2 (2017) |
| City of Bayswater, Urban Forest Strategy (2017) |
| City of Perth, Urban Forest Plan 2016-2036 (2006) |
| City of Fremantle, City of Fremantle Urban Forest Plan (2017) |
| City of Fremantle, Annual Budget 2016-17 (2016) |
| City of Wanneroo, Street Tree Policy (2016)* |
| City of Subiaco, Plant Pathogen Management Plan(2015)* |
Note if you see the caption in the .pdf
version it goes off the side of the page — this is the reason why you don’t show code in a .pdf
. If you ever had to you could just seperate the string into sections and at the start use paste("hello","this","is","a","string", sep=" ")
Now remember to cross reference this table, it would be…Table \@ref(tab:kable)
, giving Table 4.1
4.2 Hosting the book
You will need to create a new GitHub repository to host your book online using GitHub pages — like the example is. GitHub pages takes a load of .html
files and makes a website.
To do so you need to set up a few things
- Go to the
_bookdown.yml
file and make sue that that you have this line of code:output_dir: docs
(it should be there) - In the same file make sure your
book_filename
doesn’t have any spaces use-
or_
e.g.CASA-Thesis
- Go to the
_output.yml
file and change theedit
argument toYOURREPO/edit/main/%s
, here it’shttps://github.com/andrewmaclachlan/CASA-MSc-thesis/edit/main/%s
- Build your book locally, close the preview window
- Save, stage changes, commit and then push to GitHub
- On your GitHub repository > settings > GitHub pages > select the source as main and the folder as docs
- Make sure you build your
.pdf
and then yourgitbook
for the latest.pdf
to be a download option on the website.


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.cyc.query |
Interfaces for asking arbitrarily complex queries of a Cyc server, and processing the answers.
|
| com.cyc.query.spi |
All Query API service provider interfaces.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Query |
Query.addListener(QueryListener listener)
Adds a listener to this query.
|
Query |
Query.addQueryVariable(Variable var)
Designates var as a variable to return bindings for.
|
Query |
Query.clearResults()
Forget all results for this query.
|
static Query |
QueryFactory.getQuery(KbIndividual id)
Constructs a Query from a KbIndividual corresponding to #$CycLQuerySpecification.
|
static Query |
QueryFactory.getQuery(KbIndividual id,
Map<KbObject,Object> indexicals)
Returns a new Query loaded from a term in Cyc specifying its properties.
|
static Query |
QueryFactory.getQuery(Sentence sent,
Context ctx) |
static Query |
QueryFactory.getQuery(Sentence sent,
Context ctx,
InferenceParameters params) |
static Query |
QueryFactory.getQuery(String queryStr)
constructs a Query working with the string queryStr.
|
static Query |
QueryFactory.getQuery(String idStr,
Map<String,String> indexicals)
Returns a Query object defined by a CycLQuerySpecification term, and substitutes in relevant
values from the indexicals Map.
|
static Query |
QueryFactory.getQuery(String queryStr,
String ctxStr)
Returns a query object defined by queryStr asked in Microtheory ctxStr, with default inference
parameters.
|
static Query |
QueryFactory.getQuery(String queryStr,
String ctxStr,
String queryParams)
Returns a query object defined by queryStr asked in Microtheory ctxStr, with inference
parameters, queryParams.
|
Query |
Query.merge(Query otherQuery)
Conjoin this sentence with otherQuery, attempting to unify and rename
variables.
|
Query |
Query.removeQueryVariable(Variable var)
Designates var as a variable to not return bindings for.
|
Query |
Query.setContext(Context ctx)
Set the Context of this Query.
|
Query |
Query.setInferenceParameters(InferenceParameters params)
Set the inference parameters for this query.
|
Query |
Query.setQuerySentenceHypothesizedClause(Sentence sentence)
Sets the hypothesized clause of this Query.
|
Query |
Query.setQuerySentenceMainClause(Sentence sentence)
Sets the main (i.e.
|
Query |
Query.setQueryVariables(Collection<Variable> vars)
Designates vars as the variables to return bindings for.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Query |
Query.merge(Query otherQuery)
Conjoin this sentence with otherQuery, attempting to unify and rename
variables.
|
void |
QueryListener.notifyInferenceAnswersAvailable(Query query,
List<QueryAnswer> newAnswers)
Called when new answers have been found.
|
void |
QueryListener.notifyInferenceCreated(Query query)
This method is called when Cyc has created an inference for the query.
|
void |
QueryListener.notifyInferenceStatusChanged(InferenceStatus oldStatus,
InferenceStatus newStatus,
InferenceSuspendReason suspendReason,
Query query)
This method is called when the inference status has changed.
|
void |
QueryListener.notifyInferenceTerminated(Query query,
Exception exception)
Called when the inference has been terminated.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Query |
QueryFactoryService.getQuery(KbIndividual id)
Constructs a Query from a CycLQuerySpecification KbIndividual.
|
Query |
QueryFactoryService.getQuery(KbIndividual id,
Map<KbObject,Object> indexicals)
Returns a new Query loaded from a term in Cyc specifying its properties.
|
Query |
QueryFactoryService.getQuery(Sentence sent,
Context ctx) |
Query |
QueryFactoryService.getQuery(Sentence sent,
Context ctx,
InferenceParameters params) |
Query |
QueryFactoryService.getQuery(String queryStr)
constructs a Query working with the string queryStr.
|
Query |
QueryFactoryService.getQuery(String idStr,
Map<String,String> indexicals)
Returns a Query object defined by a CycLQuerySpecification term, and substitutes in relevant
values from the indexicals Map.
|
Query |
QueryFactoryService.getQuery(String queryStr,
String ctxStr)
Returns a query object defined by queryStr asked in Microtheory ctxStr, with default inference
parameters.
|
Query |
QueryFactoryService.getQuery(String queryStr,
String ctxStr,
String queryParams)
Returns a query object defined by queryStr asked in Microtheory ctxStr, with inference
parameters, queryParams.
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CSS Enlightenment
Descent selectors are the key to good CSS design. Descendent selectors let you select the element you want, without having to explicitly add a class to it. Using descent selectors avoids polluting the html with style specific class attributes. The Galloway body class technique is used to make page specific tweaks to the style, in a controlled manor.
To appreciate the full power of CSS check out CSS Zen Garden. The site contains a single page of html, which is rendered in radically different ways by selecting the style sheet. A few cool designs are:
Looking at the html for Zen Garden is a Zen experience in itself. The html is clean, simple, and focussed on content. Where are all those crazy style elements that I have in my html? The mistake I'm making is to treat CSS as a style library:
Need a bold blue heading? Yep, I think I've got one of them...there it is:
.BigBlueText { color: #99f; font-size: 16px; }
No... that's not big enough. Time for
BiggerBlueText
.
.BiggerBlueText{ color: #99f; font-size: 22px; }
When you take the style library approach, each element which needs a style gets a class attribute which describes the style. Over time the style sheet becomes a huge blob of styles. Refactoring is scary...it's hard to tell what the impact of any clean up will be, and you potentially have to check the whole site.
How do the CSS Zen Masters avoid the style library pitfall? If you look carefully at the Zen Garden html it does contain id and class attributes, but they are limited to the container elements on the page, and they don't indicate any particular style. The CSS then uses decent selectors to match the required element.
As an example, consider the following web page structure:
Div's
are used to define the four regions, and are given an id's so that they can be identified:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">

<title>Css Demo</title>
<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="CssDemo.css" />

header

content

sidebar

footer

Now, to style the
 elements in the content and sidebar, use descent selectors:
body {
width: 604px;
}
div {
border: 1px solid black;
}
#content {
float: left;
width: 400px;
}
#sidebar {
float: right;
width: 200px;
}
#footer {
clear: both;
}
#content p {
color: red;
}
#sidebar p {
color: blue;
}
Page specific tweaks are the other difficulty with CSS. In the past the approach I have taken is to define a new class, and apply it directly to the element which needs to be changed. A better approach is the Galloway body class technique:
- Give the body element a class which is unique to the page.
- Use descendent selectors to match the element which needs tweaking.
The nice thing with this approach is the CSS is very clear about what is the "main" style, and what is page specific. In his article Jon provides some master page code to automatically add a unique body class to the page. (It would be more natural to use an id to identify the body element, however in ASP.NET this is not possible because the engine will mangle the id for an element with runat="server"
).
Descendent selectors are the path to enlightenment in Cascading Style Sheets. To keep your CSS clean:
- Make sure container elements, for example
div and table
, are marked with an id or a class attribute. - Use decent selectors to match the element you want in the style sheet.
- Make sure class attributes indicate content rather than a style.
- Use the Galloway body class technique to make page specific tweaks.


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PlayInReverse - sort a Spotify playlist in reverse order
Browse the source code on
GitHub
Choose a Spotify playlist
View playlist in spotify


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Statistics
Fostering in England 1 April 2013 to 31 March 2014
Numbers and profile of foster carers and children in both local authority and independent services.
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Detail
Data was submitted by 99% of all fostering services.
This includes data relating to types of foster care, registrations and de-registrations, and a range of other subjects.
- Published:
- 14 January 2015
- Updated:
- 14 May 2015
+ full page history
- 14 May 2015 9:30am
- Quality report uploaded.
- 26 March 2015 9:31am
- Supplementary dataset to accompany the release of Fostering agencies data in England: 1 April 2013 to 31 March. Data in this release is time series 2011 to 2014 data..
- 12 March 2015 9:30am
- Publication of Fostering in England 1 April 2013 to 31 March 2014 agency level data.
- 14 January 2015 9:30am
- First published.
- From:
- Ofsted
- Part of:
- Children's social care statistics


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ObjectAL
2.1
ObjectAL API Reference (iOS) for www.kobold2d.com developers
|
A buffer for audio data that will be played via a SoundSource. More...
#import <ALBuffer.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| (id) | - initWithName:data:size:format:frequency: |
| Initialize the buffer. | |
| (ALBuffer *) | - sliceWithName:offset:size: |
| Returns a part of the buffer as a new buffer. | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| (id) | + bufferWithName:data:size:format:frequency: |
| Make a new buffer. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| void * | bufferData |
| The uncompressed sound data to play. | |
| ALBuffer * | parentBuffer |
| The parent buffer (which owns the uncompressed data) | |
Properties | |
| ALint | bits |
| The size of a sample in bits. | |
| ALuint | bufferId |
| The ID assigned to this buffer by OpenAL. | |
| ALint | channels |
| The number of channels the buffer data plays in. | |
| ALDevice * | device |
| The device this buffer was created for. | |
| ALenum | format |
| The format of the audio data (see al.h, AL_FORMAT_XXX). | |
| ALint | frequency |
| The frequency this buffer runs at. | |
| NSString * | name |
| The name given to this buffer upon creation. | |
| ALint | size |
| The size, in bytes, of the currently loaded buffer data. | |
| float | duration |
| The duration of the sample in this buffer, in seconds. | |
| bool | freeDataOnDestroy |
| If true, calls free() on the audio data when this object gets destroyed. |
A buffer for audio data that will be played via a SoundSource.
| + (id) bufferWithName: | (NSString*) | name | |
| data: | (void*) | data | |
| size: | (ALsizei) | size | |
| format: | (ALenum) | format | |
| frequency: | (ALsizei) | frequency | |
Make a new buffer.
| name | Optional name that you can use to identify this buffer in your code. |
| data | The sound data. Note: ALBuffer will call free() on this data when it is destroyed! |
| size | The size of the data in bytes. |
| format | The format of the data (see the Core Audio documentation). |
| frequency | The sampling frequency in Hz. |
| - (id) initWithName: | (NSString*) | name | |
| data: | (void*) | data | |
| size: | (ALsizei) | size | |
| format: | (ALenum) | format | |
| frequency: | (ALsizei) | frequency | |
Initialize the buffer.
| name | Optional name that you can use to identify this buffer in your code. |
| data | The sound data. Note: ALBuffer will call free() on this data when it is destroyed! |
| size | The size of the data in bytes. |
| format | The format of the data (see the Core Audio documentation). |
| frequency | The sampling frequency in Hz. |
| - (ALBuffer *) sliceWithName: | (NSString *) | sliceName | |
| offset: | (ALsizei) | offset | |
| size: | (ALsizei) | size | |
Returns a part of the buffer as a new buffer.
You can use this method to split a buffer into a sub-buffers. The sub-buffers retain a reference to their parent buffer, and share the same memory. Therefore, modifying the parent buffer contents will affect its slices and vice-versa.
| sliceName | Optional name that you can use to identify the created buffer in your code. |
| offset | The offset in sound frames where the slice starts. |
| size | The size of the slice in frames. |
- (void*) bufferData [protected] |
The uncompressed sound data to play.
- (ALBuffer*) parentBuffer [protected] |
The parent buffer (which owns the uncompressed data)
- (ALint) bits [read, assign] |
The size of a sample in bits.
- (ALuint) bufferId [read, assign] |
The ID assigned to this buffer by OpenAL.
- (ALint) channels [read, assign] |
The number of channels the buffer data plays in.
- (float) duration [read, assign] |
The duration of the sample in this buffer, in seconds.
- (ALenum) format [read, assign] |
The format of the audio data (see al.h, AL_FORMAT_XXX).
- (bool) freeDataOnDestroy [read, write, assign] |
If true, calls free() on the audio data when this object gets destroyed.
Default: YES
- (ALint) frequency [read, assign] |
The frequency this buffer runs at.
- (NSString *) name [read, write, retain] |
The name given to this buffer upon creation.
You may change it at runtime if you wish.
- (ALint) size [read, assign] |
The size, in bytes, of the currently loaded buffer data.


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| DOSE: |
40 mg |
oral |
2C-I |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 5:00 |
|
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
One rainy day I found a ups slip stuck in my door telling me, my good friend from hong kong has sent me my shipment of 100mg of 2c-i. I eargerly and excitedly drove to the post office and picked up my envelope from the post office.
The next day I took out my mirror and razor blade and broke up the 2c-i, first into 50 mg piles each. Then I cut another one in half leaving about 25mg. I added onto this small bump more 2c-i to where I believed the 40mg point should should be. I could definitely be off 5mg each way. I don't recommend this method. I recommend the water method, found here at erowid to break up chemicals into small doses. But I had done 2c-i before, and I was plumb out of graduated cylinders. So I knew approximately how much 20mg would be and worked from there.
I took the dose at about 10-10:30am. It came on faster than I expected, and I decided to take a walk down to the lake. The overwhelmingly positive body high was taking hold. I sat down due to some nausea I was experiencing and looked around. The lake was beautiful with mist rising up off of it. I wondered why no one, even sober, came down here to watch the sheer beauty of the lake. I walked around the lakeshore, and that's where my enlightenment began.
I can't say the visuals were spectacular, when I trip, I barely ever see visuals. I always feel very enlightened, as though I have the power to explain everything in the universe. I thought about what I was living for. What I wanted out of my life, and I realized, I really don't want anything but to experience what I was experiencing at that particular point in time. I thought about the jail system and how it's not a place for rehibilitation, it's merely a place to stick social misfits. I had a feeling I wasn't going to remember my thoughts during this period of time and that I should go to my house and grab my mini tape recorder. I stopped and asked myself why. And I couldn't come up with an answer because it would do no good if I had the recorder or not. All it would enable me to do was wrap myself up in a blanket of my own thoughts and I decided I'm not that insecure of a person.
I walked along the road feeling enlightened and continuing to come up with different thoughts and emotions. I walked to a tunnel that goes underneath the highway that's near my house. The last time I took this chemical, the graffitied paint dripped further into the tunnel as though it were wet and a strong wind was pushing it. I entered the tunnel and I felt an eery overtone in there. I only stood about 5 feet inside and I looked around as I did on my last trip. The paint had the same effect but this time the tunnel began to move around as I moved my eyes around. Enough of that, and I went home.
I sat around until my family showed up at my house, it was thanksgiving. No one could tell I was tripping despite my HUGE pupils, phew. I analyzed the social interaction among everyone and realized why people enjoy sporting events. I don't like sports but the other males in my family really enjoy them, so it was a perfect oportunity to understand and explore their train of thought to it. I discovered, as time goes on in your life, it becomes more and more difficult to feel new things. So people watch sports in an effort to feel something. What if they win? What if they lose? That pitcher sucks, that was a nice hit, etc. And I hoped to myself I would never turn out this way. I went into my room and smoked some marijuana after the thanksgiving dinner. This is where my trip REALLY picked up. This was about 3pm-4pm.
It was just a bowl of regular nugs, but the room started turning. I noticed the shadows on the walls but all I could see was different patterns within them. They looked like faces smiling at me. I looked at the background of my computer and I saw a bunch of different patterns I'd never seen before. I tried to make sense of them, but as I looked deeper I found even newer patterns. I decided there was no way I could sit in here forever with my reletives outside my door. Even though I was tripping really hard, I walked out there and was still able to converse fluidly. Finally, someone changed the station to a movie I could actually watch. The blues brothers. I had never seen it before, but it was spectacular. Very silly and very fluid. I understood everything the writer wanted to convey. 'Wouldn't it be cool if this happend to you? And then this and that, but you felt secure because you knew nothing bad would happen to you because you were on a mission from god.'
Yatta, yatta, yatta, I went to sleep very happily.
 I loved it all, no one was harmed, and everyone had a very nice and peaceful time. And it makes me sad to think people, who have never experienced it, and have no idea what psychedelics really do would send me to jail over this. Shit happens I guess, the government is just trampling over the truth as they did when they said the world was the center of the universe in Galileo's time. Maybe one of these days, when this culture dies out and colapses we'll be able to accept the truth. Psychedelics aren't for everyone, and that's great for those who don't wish to participate. But they are for some, and it's a crime against humanity to keep them away from those who are ready and able to accept them for what they are.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


'Massively cruel' - Former Leeds United striker gives verdict on Aston Villa injury crisis
Latest Aston Villa news | AVFC will be without their first and second choice goalkeepers due to injury when they resume their Premier League campaign after the international break
by Mark WakefieldFormer Leeds United striker Noel Whelan has been discussing the recent injuries to two Aston Villa goalkeepers.
Tom Heaton, who signed by the Lions for £8m from Burnley in the summer, picked up an injury in the build-up to last weekend’s defeat to Wolverhampton Wanderers.
The injury forced the stopper to withdraw from the England squad for this month’s round of international fixtures.
And to make matters worse, stand-in keeper Jed Steer was forced off early in the loss at Molineux with a calf injury, and replaced by Orjan Nyland .
With timescales on Heaton and Steer’s injuries unclear, it appears that Nyland will be Villa’s preferred keeper for the foreseeable future.
Whelan says it is “massively cruel” what has happened to Villa with the injuries, especially for Steer who has been waiting in the wings behind Heaton all season so far.
“Rarely do you see injuries to goalkeepers but you’ve got two within the space of one game for Aston Villa,” Whelan told Football Insider.
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You can follow our Villa reporter Ashley Preece on Twitter, and his email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>He added: “It’s massively cruel, especially when you’ve got to bide your time behind a fantastic keeper in Heaton.
“With that opportunity, to get that injury so early in the game is just crazy but I suppose that’s just life of being a footballer, you’ve just got to roll with it.
“Now Aston Villa are in the predicament of having the one goalkeeper and they’ll have to dip into the under-23s I would have thought.”


load balancing
Scenario
ServiceComb provides very powerful load balancing capabilities, which consists of two core parts. The first part DiscoveryTree, whose core part is DiscoveryFilter, groups microservice instances by their interface compatibility, data center, status, etc. The second part is the load balancing scheme based on Ribbon, which supports various load balancing policies(IRule) include random, sequential, response time-based weights, and ServerListFilterExt which is based on Invocation state.
DiscoveryTree's logic is more complex, its processing progress is as below:
Load balancing can be configured in the Consumer processing chain, the handler name is loadbalance, as follows:
servicecomb:
handler:
chain:
Consumer:
default: loadbalance
POM dependence:
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.servicecomb</groupId>
<artifactId>handler-loadbalance</artifactId>
</dependency>
Routing and forwarding by data center information
Service providers and consumers can declare their service center information in microservice.yaml:
servicecomb:
datacenter:
name: mydatacenter
region: my-Region
availableZone: my-Zone
Consumers compare their own data center information and providers' information, preferentially forward the request to the provider instance in the same region and availableZone; if the target instance is not available, it forwards request to the instance in the same region; if the target still does not exist, it forwards requests to other instances.
The region and availableZone here are general concepts, users can determine their business meanings to apply them to resource-isolated scenarios. See Logical isolation relationships between microservice instances for more details of the isolation.
This rule is enabled by default. If it is not needed, set servicecomb.loadbalance.filter.zoneaware.enabled to false. Data center information isolation is implemented in ZoneAwareDiscoveryFilter.
Routing and forwarding by instance attributes
Users can specify the properties of microservice instances in microservice.yaml, or by calling service center APIs.
instance_description:
properties:
tags:
tag_key: tag_value
Consumers can specify provider instances' attributes to determine which instances to call.
servicecomb:
loadbalance:
# Here the "provider" means the config items below only take effect on the service named "provider"
# In cross-app invocation, the AppID should be prefixed, like "AppIDOfProvider:provider"
provider:
transactionControl:
options:
tags:
tag_key: expected_tag_value
The above configuration shows that only the instances of "provider" with the tag attribute tag_key:expected_tag_value
are called.
This rule needs to be configured separately for each service. Global rule for all services is not supported.
This rule is enabled by default, it can be disabled by setting servicecomb.loadbalance.filter.instanceProperty.enabled
to false. The instance attributes based routing policy is implemented in InstancePropertyDiscoveryFilter
.
Routing and forwarding by instance attributes with hierarchy value
This is a extension of the feature above.
You can specify the properties of microservice instances in microservice.yaml with hierarchy value, which is separated by .
symbol.
instance_description:
properties:
KEY: a.b.c
Consumer need to specify the key of instance which is used to match provider, the default key is environment
servicecomb:
loadbalance:
filter:
priorityInstanceProperty:
key: KEY
Assuming there is a consumer instance with property value a.b.c
, the match priority of provider will be a.b.c
>a.b
>a
>[empty]
and the table shown below gives detail match priority.
| consumer | match priority of provider|
| :--- | :--- |
|a.b.c|a.b.c>a.b>a>[empty]|
|a.b|a.b>a>[empty]|
|a|a>[empty]|
|[empty]|[empty]|
Note that [empty] is represent for the instances which is not set value of this property key
This rule is NOT enabled by default, which can be enabled by setting servicecomb.loadbalance.filter.priorityInstanceProperty.enabled
to true. The policy is implemented in PriorityInstancePropertyDiscoveryFilter
.
Instance isolation
Developers can configure instance-isolated parameters to temporarily drop access to the wrong instance, improving system reliability and performance. Below are the configuration items and default values:
servicecomb:
loadbalance:
isolation:
enabled: true
errorThresholdPercentage: 0
enableRequestThreshold: 5
singleTestTime: 60000
continuousFailureThreshold: 5
The interval of isolation calculation is 1 minute. According to the above configuration, in 1 minute, if the total number of requests is greater than 5, and more than 2 consecutive errors occur, the instance is isolated.
The default value of errorThresholdPercentage is 0, indicates that the rule is ommited. The item should be a integer less than 100, for example 20, then within 1 minutes, if the total number of request is greater than 5 and [1] error rate is greater than 20% or [2] more than 2 consecutive errors occur, is instance is isolated.
After 60 seconds, the instance will be re-enabled and accessible if it matches the rules of load balancing policy.
Notes:
- When error rate reaches the threshold, is instance is isolated and the error rate will be calculated again after the interval. Then with the successful accesses, the rate will decrease and become less than the threshold, then instance is available again. Since the rate is calculated by number of requests, if the total requests reaches the threshold and the error rate is much greater than its threshold, the instance would take a long time to recover.
- ServiceComb starts a thread in the background to detect the instance state, and checks the instance state every 10 seconds (if the instance is accessed within 10 seconds, it is not detected). If the detection fails, the error number is accumulated with 1. The count here also affects instance isolation.
The default instance state detection mechanism is to send a telnet instruction, refer to the implementation of SimpleMicroserviceInstancePing. Users can overwrite the status detection mechanism with the following two steps:
- Implement the MicroserviceInstancePing interface
- Configure SPI: Add META-INF/services/org.apache.servicecomb.serviceregistry.consumer.MicroserviceInstancePing, the content is the full path of the implementation class
Developers can configure different isolation policies for different microservices. Just add a service name to the configuration item, for example:
servicecomb:
loadbalance:
myservice:
isolation:
enabled: true
errorThresholdPercentage: 20
enableRequestThreshold: 5
singleTestTime: 10000
continuousFailureThreshold: 2
This rule is enabled by default and can be turned off by setting servicecomb.loadbalance.filter.isolation.enabled to false. Data center information isolation is implemented in IsolationDiscoveryFilter.
Configuring route rules
Developers can specify load balancing policies through configuration items.
servicecomb:
loadbalance:
strategy:
name: RoundRobin # Support RoundRobin,Random,WeightedResponse,SessionStickiness
Developers can configure policies for different microservices by adding a service name, for example:
servicecomb:
loadbalance:
myservice:
strategy:
name: RoundRobin # Support RoundRobin,Random,WeightedResponse,SessionStickiness
Each policy has some specific configuration items.
- SessionStickiness
servicecomb:
loadbalance:
SessionStickinessRule:
sessionTimeoutInSeconds: 30 # Client idle time, after the limit is exceeded, select the server behind
successiveFailedTimes: 5 # The number of client failures will switch after the server is exceeded.
Set retry strategy
The load balancing module also supports the policy retry.
servicecomb:
loadbalance:
retryEnabled: false
retryOnNext: 0
retryOnSame: 0
Retry is not enabled by default. Developers can set different strategies for different services:
servicecomb:
loadbalance:
myservice：
retryEnabled: true
retryOnNext: 1
retryOnSame: 0
retryOnNext indicates that after the failure, according to the load balancing policy, re-select an instance to retry (may choose the same instance), while retryOnSame means that the last failed instance is still used for retry.
Customization
The load balancing module provides various configurations that can support most application scenarios. It also provides flexible extension capabilities, including DiscoveryFilter, ServerListFilterExt, ExtensionsFactory (extension IRule, RetryHandler, etc.). The loadbalance module itself contains the implementation of each extension. The brief introduction of extending load balancing module is described below. Developers can download the ServiceComb source code to see the details.
- DiscoveryFilter
- Implement the DiscoveryFilter interface
-
Configure SPI: Add META-INF/services/org.apache.servicecomb.serviceregistry.discovery.DiscoveryFilter file with the full path of the implementation class
-
ServerListFilterExt
- Implement the ServerListFilterExt interface
- Configure SPI: Add META-INF/services/org.apache.servicecomb.loadbalance.ServerListFilterExt file, the content is the full pathof the implementation class
-
Note: This instruction applies to version 1.0.0 and later. Earlier versions are extended in a different way.
-
ExtensionsFactory
- Implement the ExtensionsFactory and publish it as a spring bean using @Component.


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public class NuSMVRunner
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
NuSMVRunner()
Creates a
NuSMVRunner instance that verifies NuSMV models
using the specified NuSMV executable file. |
NuSMVRunner(java.nio.file.Path nusmvExec)
Allows for specifying the path of the NuSMV-compatible binary.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
verify(java.util.List<java.lang.String> model)
Checks whether the CTL and LTL properties of a NuSMV model are all true.
|
boolean |
verify(it.unibg.nuseen.nusmvlanguage.nuSMV.NuSmvModel model)
Checks whether the CTL and LTL properties of a NuSMV model are all true.
|
boolean |
verify(java.nio.file.Path smvInput)
Checks whether the CTL and LTL properties of a NuSMV model are all true.
|
boolean |
verify(java.util.stream.Stream<java.lang.String> model)
Checks whether the CTL and LTL properties of a NuSMV model are all true.
|
public NuSMVRunner() throws java.io.IOException
NuSMVRunner
instance that verifies NuSMV models
using the specified NuSMV executable file.
A NuSMV-compatible binary is searched in the directories specified by the system's PATH environment variable.
If PATH does not contain an executable file named NuSMV
or nuXmv
(lowercase names are also checked), a FileNotFoundException
is raised.
To provide a specific path for the NuSMV binary, use NuSMVRunner(Path)
.
NuSMVRunner may need to store an on-disk representation of the model being verified,
in the form of a .smv file in the system temp directory.
The system temp directory is specified by the JRE property java.io.tmpdir
.
java.lang.IllegalStateException
- if the PATH environment variable is not defined.java.io.FileNotFoundException
- if none of the directories specified by the system's PATH environment variable
contain an executable file named NuSMV
or nuXmv
(lowercase names are also checked).java.io.IOException
- if an I/O error occurs while attempting to write in the system temp directory.public NuSMVRunner(java.nio.file.Path nusmvExec) throws java.io.IOException
null
path, this constructor is equivalent to NuSMVRunner()
.nusmvExec
- the NuSMV executable file. If empty or null
, a suitable file is searched
in the system's PATH (equivalent to invoking NuSMVRunner()
).java.io.FileNotFoundException
- if nusmvExec
is not an existing, executable file.java.io.IOException
- if an I/O error occurs while attempting to write in the system temp directory.public boolean verify(it.unibg.nuseen.nusmvlanguage.nuSMV.NuSmvModel model)
model
- MalformedNuSMVModelException
- if model
is not a valid NuSMV modelpublic boolean verify(java.util.stream.Stream<java.lang.String> model)
Stream
of lines.
This is a convenience method that stores model
as a .smv file
in the system temp directory, then invokes verify(Path)
.
The system temp directory is specified by the JRE property java.io.tmpdir
.
model
- a Stream
of lines representing the NuSMV modelMalformedNuSMVModelException
- if model
is not a valid NuSMV modelpublic boolean verify(java.util.List<java.lang.String> model)
List
of lines.
This is a convenience method that stores model
as a .smv file
in the system temp directory, then invokes verify(Path)
.
The system temp directory is specified by the JRE property java.io.tmpdir
.
model
- a List
of lines representing the NuSMV modelMalformedNuSMVModelException
- if model
is not a valid NuSMV modelpublic boolean verify(java.nio.file.Path smvInput) throws java.io.FileNotFoundException
smvInput
- a text file containing the NuSMV modeljava.io.FileNotFoundException
- if smvInput
is not an existing, readable fileMalformedNuSMVModelException
- if smvInput
contains an invalid NuSMV model


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java.lang.Object com.numericalmethod.suanshu.analysis.function.rn2r1.Projection
public class Projection
This class creates a real-valued function RealScalarFunction
from a vector-valued function RealVectorFunction
by
taking only one of its coordinate components in the vector output.
This is essentially projecting a high dimensional output to only 1 dimension.
For example, suppose we have a Rn → Rm RealVectorFunction
f1 = [y1, y2, y3]'
We can create a Rn → R1 RealScalarFunction by taking its second coordinate.
That is
f2 = y2
| Nested Class Summary |
|---|
| Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface com.numericalmethod.suanshu.analysis.function.Function |
|---|
Function.EvaluationException |
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
int |
dimension
the dimension/coordinate to take from the output of f
It counts from 1. |
RealVectorFunction |
f
the original Rn → Rm function |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
Projection(RealVectorFunction f,
int dimension)
Construct a Rn → R1 projection from the Rn → Rm function f . |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
int |
dimension4Domain()
Get the number of variables of the function. |
int |
dimension4Range()
Get the dimension of the range space the function. |
double |
evaluate(double... x)
A real function, f , takes a double array double[],
{x0 , x1 , ..., xn}
and maps it to a double,
f(x0, x1, ..., xn) |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
public final RealVectorFunction f
public final int dimension
f
It counts from 1.
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public Projection(RealVectorFunction f, int dimension)
f
.
f
- a vector-valued functiondimension
- the dimension/coordinate of the f
value to output| Method Detail |
|---|
public double evaluate(double... x)
RealScalarFunction
f
, takes a double array double[],
and maps it to a double,{x0
,x1
, ...,xn}
f(x0, x1, ..., xn)
evaluate
in interface RealScalarFunction
x
- {x} = {x0, x1, ... xn}
f({x})
as outputpublic int dimension4Domain()
Function
For example, for a univariate function, the domain dimension is 1. For a bivariate function, the domain dimension is 2.
dimension4Domain
in interface Function
public int dimension4Range()
Function
For example, for a Rn->Rm function, the dimension of the range is m
.
dimension4Range
in interface Function
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How to Use the HTML Parser libraries
Step 1: Java
You should make sure that a Java development system (JDK) is installed, not
just a Java runtime (JRE). If you are working in an IDE (Integrated
Development Environment) this is usually taken care of for you. If you are
using just a command line, should see help information when you type:
javac
Java versions greater than 1.2 are supported for the parser, and Java 1.1 for
the lexer. You can check your version with the command:
java -version
If you are using Java 5, you may need to specify option "-source 1.3" to avoid
some warnings.
Step 2: Setting the CLASSPATH
To use the HTML Parser you will need to add the htmlparser.jar and htmllexer.jar to the classpath.
If you are using an IDE, you need to add the htmlparser.jar and htmllexer.jar
to the list of jars/libraries used by your project.
NetBeans
- Right click on your project in the Projects Window (Ctrl-1) and choose Properties.
- In the Project Properties pane choose the Libraries view.
- Select the Compile tab.
- Click the Add Jar/Folder button.
- Browse to <htmlp_dir>/lib (where where <htmlp_dir> is the
directory where you unzipped the distribution: xxx/HTMLParserProject-2.0),
select the htmlparser.jar and htmllexer.jar files and click on OK.
Eclipse
- Right click on your project in the Package Explorer Window (Shift-Alt-Q + P) and choose Properties.
- In the Properties pane choose the Java Build Path view.
- Select the Libraries tab.
- Click the Add External Jars button.
- Browse to <htmlp_dir>/lib (where where <htmlp_dir> is the
directory where you unzipped the distribution: xxx/HTMLParserProject-2.0),
select the htmlparser.jar and htmllexer.jar files and click on OK.
Command Line
You can either add the jars to the CLASSPATH environment variable, or specify
it each time on the command line:
Windows
set CLASSPATH=[htmlp_dir]\lib\htmlparser.jar;[htmlp_dir]\lib\htmllexer.jar;%CLASSPATH%
where [htmlp_dir] is the directory where you unzipped the distribution:
xxx\HTMLParserProject-2.0, or use:
javac -classpath=[htmlp_dir]\lib\htmlparser.jar;[htmlp_dir]\lib\htmllexer.jar MyProgram.java
Linux
export CLASSPATH=[htmlp_dir]/lib/htmlparser.jar:[htmlp_dir]/lib/htmllexer.jar:$CLASSPATH
where [htmlp_dir] is the directory where you unzipped the distribution:
xxx/HTMLParserProject-2.0, or use
javac -classpath=[htmlp_dir]/lib/htmlparser.jar:[htmlp_dir]/lib/htmllexer.jar MyProgram.java
Step 3: Import Necessary Classes
Whatever classes you use from the HTML Parser libraries will need to be
imported by your program. For example, the simplest usage is:
import org.htmlparser.Parser;
import org.htmlparser.util.NodeList;
import org.htmlparser.util.ParserException;
class Test
{
public static void main (String[] args)
{
try
{
Parser parser = new Parser (args[0]);
NodeList list = parser.parse (null);
System.out.println (list.toHtml ());
}
catch (ParserException pe)
{
pe.printStackTrace ();
}
}
}
Note the import statements may also have been written:
import org.htmlparser.*;
import org.htmlparser.util.*;
Step 4: Compile & Run
Within an IDE the compile and execute steps are usually combined.
NetBeans
- From the Run menu select Run Main Project (F6).
Eclipse
- From the Run menu select Run... and browse to the Main class and click the Run button.
Command Line
The above program in a file called Test.java can be compiled and run with the commands:
Windows
javac -classpath=[htmlp_dir]\lib\htmlparser.jar;[htmlp_dir]\lib\htmllexer.jar Test.java
java -classpath=.;[htmlp_dir]\lib\htmlparser.jar;[htmlp_dir]\lib\htmllexer.jar Test.java
Linux
javac -classpath=[htmlp_dir]/lib/htmlparser.jar:[htmlp_dir]/lib/htmllexer.jar Test.java
java -classpath=.:[htmlp_dir]/lib/htmlparser.jar:[htmlp_dir]/lib/htmllexer.jar Test.java


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I currently work for Nationwide Insurance in Columbus, Ohio as fullstack web developer;
who is poly-skilled in Testing, Development, Requirements and Continous Intergration Model
Nationwide Mobile
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Welcome to the Java tutorial for all programmers who are having issues with their code.
This tutorial page targets all coders from the beginner skill level to the advance programmers. The purpose of this page is to assist you with any errors, glitches, and questions about java code.
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As the Bobcats' roster continues to get healthier and the team becomes more comfortable with this style of play, they have done better and better. A perfect example of this was Saturday's win over Central Michigan. The Bobcats played stellar offense, dropping 30 points in the first quarter and 27 in the second. Those were two of Ohio's top three scoring quarters in the season. More importantly, the comfort level on offense let Boldon and the Bobcats mix things up on defense, running a triangle-and-two to limit Central Michigan's top scorers.
Ohio's offense has always fed off of its offense, but how much? What is the benefit of taking so many threes? This article will break down three crucial aspects that have determined Ohio's performance this season: 3-point shooting, defense to offense, and comparing scoring from upperclassmen and lowerclassmen.
Three Point Shooting
The team has shot above 31% from beyond the three-point line in five of Ohio's six victories this season. This shows that Ohio can knock those shots down and score quickly when getting good looks and open shots. From the first game of the season, long-distance shooting has been the center point of Ohio's offense as there has not been one game this year where Ohio hasn't taken at least 20 threes.
As mentioned above, this can be a good and bad thing for the Bobcats. The fast-paced scoring played right into Ohio's hands this past week, but there have been multiple games where Ohio has dug itself into holes in which it couldn't recover. In Ohio's first game against Kent State, they made just one 3-pointer out of 21 attempts for a dismal 5%. Making shots fuels Ohio's confidence and sharing the ball helps the team get open looks.
In Saturday's matchup against Central Michigan, Ohio set season highs for points in a quarter and assists. Ohio had 22 assists on 30 made baskets with only 13 turnovers after having 26 turnovers in the previous game.
Moving the ball around quickly and with a purpose is important for the Bobcats. The more they share the ball, the more successful everyone will be on offense.
Defense to Offense
Ohio has struggled to play complementary basketball for most of this season, but that has changed as of late. On Saturday, Ohio scored 23 points off turnovers. It also only committed 11 fouls and forced nine steals with four blocks. One of those blocks was by sophomore Kate Dennis, who then collected the rebound and made an outlet pass to a sprinting Yaya Felder. It was one of the many examples of the Bobcats' improved defense.
The limited fouls and increased defensive performance then led to cohesiveness on offense. With no one on the team being in foul trouble, the Bobcats could commit to their planned offensive and defensive strategy. Also, for a team that has suffered so many injuries this season, depth is very important for the Bobcats as they want to get out and run down the floor.
Ohio ranks seventh in the MAC with 2.56 blocks a game and third in the conference in steals averaging over eight a game. It is a high risk high, reward mentality for this young Bobcats team.
Upperclassmen vs. Lowerclassmen
Ohio is led offensively by MAC leading scorer and sophomore Yaya Felder. Felder averages 21 points a game and has more than doubled the point total of any other Bobcat on the roster. In her first start of the season, freshman Jaya McClure had 22 points to go along with Felder's 32.
Redshirt senior Caitlyn Kroll is second on the team in scoring at 8.7 points a game. However, the Bobcats will be without her services for the rest of the season as she has suffered a season-ending injury. The other upperclassmen that have impacted the box score for the Bobcats are redshirt juniors, Abby Garnett and Jasmine Hale. These two players are averaging 7.1 and 6.5 points, respectively.
After this season, even with the players they will lose, Ohio will be returning the majority of its scoring. This proves that Ohio's young roster has many more years to gel and will continue to be a strong force offensively. This doesn't mean that the upperclassmen for Ohio are hurting the team, that could not be further from the truth. Their work affects more than just the box score.


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The new fall patch added the ability to change various HUD elements in game. Why not be able to do this on the battlescreen?
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Because it's simply not possible. The thing is that your BF game settings are not synchronized with battlelog.
Or am i wrong?
Post edited 2 x times, last by
NotAgOat
Topicstarter
NotAgOat
BrainFooLong wrote:
Because it's simply not possible. The thing is that your BF game settings are not synchronized with battlelog.
Or am i wrong?
You're right they aren't synced, that's why its a feature request.  I really don't know if its technically impossible.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
It's impossible. They one thing is a game, the other thing is battlelog - a website.
Post edited 1 x times, last by
NotAgOat
Topicstarter
NotAgOat
BrainFooLong wrote:
It's impossible. They one thing is a game, the other thing is battlelog - a website.
Battlescreen is a part of battlelog. It's not in the game.
It's for people with dual monitors.  There is a button on the server bar at the bottom of battlelog after you join a server that says "battlescreen." Click this button.
It's for people with dual monitors.  There is a button on the server bar at the bottom of battlelog after you join a server that says "battlescreen." Click this button.
Brain knows the game enough good, so he can say if its possible or not.
if he says it isnt that he have a reason. if its a part of battlelog (website) there would be another barrier.
if you know it works, than write/create a plugin, maybe brain will learn something.. ;-)
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Well, i've missunderstood that request until yet :)
I always thought you want to change it in the game.
To change it just on the battlescreen is possible, but i definetely don't want to do it :)
Maybe a plugin creator can help you.


| Package | com.pblabs.engine.resource |
| Class | public class Resource |
| Inheritance | Resource flash.events.EventDispatcher |
| Subclasses | DataResource, ImageResource, SoundResource, SWFResource, XMLResource |
The Resource class and any subclasses should never be instantiated directly. Instead, use the ResourceManager class.
Usually, resources are created by loading data from a file, but this is not necessarily a requirement
See also
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| didFail : Boolean [read-only]
Whether or not the resource failed to load.
| Resource | ||
| filename : String
The filename the resource data was loaded from.
| Resource | ||
| isLoaded : Boolean [read-only]
Whether or not the resource has been loaded.
| Resource | ||
| referenceCount : int [read-only]
The number of places this resource is currently referenced from.
| Resource |
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| _filename : String = "null" | Resource | ||
| resourceLoader : Loader [read-only]
The Loader object that was used to load this resource.
| Resource |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
decrementReferenceCount():void
Decrements the number of references to the resource.
| Resource | ||
|
fail(message:String):void
This method will be used by a Resource Provider to indicate that this
resource has failed loading
| Resource | ||
|
incrementReferenceCount():void
Increments the number of references to the resource.
| Resource | ||
|
initialize(data:*):void
initializes the resource with data from a byte array.
| Resource | ||
|
load(filename:String):void
Loads resource data from a file.
| Resource |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
onContentReady(content:*):Boolean
This is called when the resource data has been fully loaded and conditioned.
| Resource | ||
|
onFailed(message:String):void
| Resource | ||
|
onLoadComplete(event:Event = null):void
Called when loading and conditioning of the resource data is complete.
| Resource |
| Event | Summary | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| This event is dispatched by a resource when loading of the resource's data fails. | Resource | |||
| This event is dispatched by a resource upon successful load of the resource's data. | Resource |
| didFail | property |
didFail:Boolean
[read-only]Whether or not the resource failed to load. This is only valid after the resource has loaded, so being false only verifies a successful load if IsLoaded is true.
Implementation public function get didFail():Boolean
See also
| _filename | property |
protected var _filename:String = "null"
| filename | property |
filename:String
[read-write]The filename the resource data was loaded from.
Implementation public function get filename():String
public function set filename(value:String):void
| isLoaded | property |
isLoaded:Boolean
[read-only]Whether or not the resource has been loaded. This only marks whether loading has been completed, not whether it succeeded. If this is true, DidFail can be checked to see if loading was successful.
Implementation public function get isLoaded():Boolean
See also
| referenceCount | property |
referenceCount:int
[read-only]The number of places this resource is currently referenced from. When this reaches zero, the resource will be unloaded.
Implementation public function get referenceCount():int
| resourceLoader | property |
resourceLoader:Loader
[read-only]The Loader object that was used to load this resource. This is set to null after onContentReady returns true.
Implementation protected function get resourceLoader():Loader
| decrementReferenceCount | () | method |
public function decrementReferenceCount():void
Decrements the number of references to the resource. This should only ever be called by the ResourceManager.
| fail | () | method |
public function fail(message:String):void
This method will be used by a Resource Provider to indicate that this resource has failed loading
Parametersmessage:String |
| incrementReferenceCount | () | method |
public function incrementReferenceCount():void
Increments the number of references to the resource. This should only ever be called by the ResourceManager.
| initialize | () | method |
public function initialize(data:*):void
initializes the resource with data from a byte array. This implementation loads the data with a content loader. If that behavior is not needed (XML doesn't need this, for example), this method can be overridden. Subclasses that do override this method must call onLoadComplete when they have finished loading and conditioning the byte array.
Parametersdata:* — The data to initialize the resource with.
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| load | () | method |
public function load(filename:String):void
Loads resource data from a file.
Parametersfilename:String — The filename or url to load data from. A ResourceEvent will be
dispatched when the load completes - LOADED_EVENT on successful load, or
FAILED_EVENT if the load fails.
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| onContentReady | () | method |
protected function onContentReady(content:*):Boolean
This is called when the resource data has been fully loaded and conditioned. Returning true from this method means the load was successful. False indicates failure. Subclasses must implement this method.
Parameterscontent:* — The fully conditioned data for this resource.
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Boolean — True if content contains valid data, false otherwise.
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| onFailed | () | method |
protected function onFailed(message:String):void
Parameters
message:String |
| onLoadComplete | () | method |
protected function onLoadComplete(event:Event = null):void
Called when loading and conditioning of the resource data is complete. This must be called by, and only by, subclasses that override the initialize method.
Parametersevent:Event (default = null ) — This can be ignored by subclasses.
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| FAILED_EVENT | event |
com.pblabs.engine.resource.ResourceEvent
com.pblabs.engine.resource.ResourceEvent.FAILED_EVENT
This event is dispatched by a resource when loading of the resource's data fails.
| LOADED_EVENT | event |
com.pblabs.engine.resource.ResourceEvent
com.pblabs.engine.resource.ResourceEvent.LOADED_EVENT
This event is dispatched by a resource upon successful load of the resource's data.