LocalizableFilesLoader
Class responsible for loading content from specified file type.
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Base
.Declaration
Swift
private let BaseLanguage: Language = "Base"
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Bundle where files are located
Declaration
Swift
private let bundle: NSBundle
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Swift
init(_ bundle: NSBundle)
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A bundle where .strings files are located.
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Swift
func loadContentFromFilesOfType(type: StringsFileType, language: Language) -> BasePrefDicts
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type
A type of files that will be loaded.
language
A preferred language - it will be used to find proper file for specified file type.
Return Value
Returns content of files converted into key-value pairs.
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Returns URL for file with specified type.
Declaration
Swift
private func URLforFile(type: StringsFileType)(_ language: Language) -> NSURL?
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type
A type of file.
language
A language of file. (localization).
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to file or nil when file cannot be found. -
Parses files and return key-value pairs.
Declaration
Swift
private func parse(fileURL: NSURL) -> KVDict
Parameters
fileURL
URL to file.
Return Value
key-value pairs from .strings files.


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The View is the fundamental building block for tiling and
mapping interface. Which this class does not implement any of
the logic required for tiling, it does handle the redraw logic.
Applications implementing Tile5 maps will not need to be aware of
the implementation specifics of the View, but for those interested
in building extensions or customizations should definitely take a look.
Additionally, it is worth being familiar with the core methods that
are implemented here around the layering as these are used extensively
when creating overlays and the like for the map implementations.
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automatically, but it can be prudent to set a lower framerate to leave some cpu for
other processes :)This event is fired when the view has been scaled.
view.bind('scale', function(evt, scaleFactor, scaleXY) { });
This event is fired when the view has been tapped (or the left mouse button has been pressed)
view.bind('tap', function(evt, absXY, relXY, gridXY) { });
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view.bind('resize', function(evt, width, height) { });
This event is fired once the view has gone into an idle state (once draw operations haven't been required for 500ms).
view.bind('idle', function(evt) { });
Triggered when drawing the view has been completed (who would have thought).
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Iterate through each of the ViewLayers and pass each to the callback function supplied.
Get the ViewLayer with the specified id, return null if not found
Return a T5.XYRect for the last drawn view rect
Either add or update the specified view layer
Trigger an event on the view and all layers currently contained in the view
Performs an animated zoom on the T5.View.
Move the center of the view to the specified offset
Return the Dimensions of the View
deprecated
The invalidate
method is used to inform the view that a full redraw
is required
Perform a manual resize of the canvas associated with the view. If the
view was originally marked as autosize
this will override that instruction.
Remove the T5.ViewLayer specified by the id
This function is used to define an override state for the view
Return a T5.Vector containing the current view offset


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I've had depression for over six years and had been taking 30 mg of fluoxetine, (more commonly known as prozac), for almost a year. I had been prescribed the wellbutrin, 150mg 2x daily, only a couple of months earlier. My depression had been well under control for half a year or so and I was feeling pretty good.
One night, however, some events led me to become extremely upset, resulting in me going through my cupboards looking for any sort of pill I could find to take with my half eighth of shrooms I was keeping in my drawer for a boring night. (I had eaten over half an eighth of this same batch of shrooms a week prior without any ill effects.) This was rather extreme for what I had done in the past. I never mixed different drugs or just decided to take as many pills as I could. I was in pretty rough shape emotionally. It was about 10pm when I took all the pills and the shrooms.
This was on a weeknight so i still had a couple things to do. Being the perfectionist that I am, I never hand work in late...even when I'm at rock bottom. All the drugs I took made me relaxed at first and I found it to be a very euphoric feeling while I cut some music which I needed to use the next day. This process took me about an hour. By the end of it, however, I was finding multi tasking to be rather difficult. I couldn't talk to people on instant messenger, check my email, and cut music all at the same time as normal. Not to mention the computer screen began to get wavy and distract me. Next thing, write a summary of 'Federalist 10' by James Madison. It was about this time, 11, that my father came down to say goodnight. Although I was beginning to feel very out of it, I still had enough sense to sound normal and not to alarm him. By the time I was done with the summary, things began to get scary.
I went downstairs to my bedroom and decided to watch family guy in order to make my weird and disturbing feelings a little less edgy, hoping some laughter would help the situation. But it really didn't. I could not fall asleep and kept on hallucinating people walking around my room, shadows being what they weren't, etc. By one or two in the morning I was still not asleep and had begun to shake and from what I can tell, convulse. I can't be too clear on all that happened, but I know my jaw kept clenching up and my whole body was shaking violently. I woke up the next day and didn't even feel sick. It wasn't until lunch time that I remembered what had happened.
I would definitely not suggest doing this. As I've looked up more information on wellbutrin it seems taking large amounts is definitely not advised and can cause great damage. I was very scared that night. It was not fun in any way...I suppose that's not exactly what i was going for. Depression can do some weird things.
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A few weeks ago I decided to pull my Dell XPS M1330 down off of a shelf (where it had been sitting for years) and see if it might be worth giving it some TLC. My oldest daughter, somehow now in high school, has been taking classes specifically working with Microsoft Office (and mainly Word and PowerPoint). As we’re mostly an iHouse, and my kids themselves have gotten very comfortable using their Chromebooks, we don’t really have an outlet for her to use Microsoft Office on a native Windows computer. Upd to this point we had been making use of Office 365 web app functionality, as well as the Microsoft Office copy I have on my MacBook Pro, but we really wanted to align what she’s using at school with what she might want to work on to finish assignments at home.
Enter the Dell XPS M1330 Project.
I started by attempting to boot the laptop up (would this thing even start up?). It booted up just fine, and a check of Windows Update showed that it had not downloaded / installed any updates since sometime in late 2013. So, first order of business was letting it sit and run for about 72 hours while it downloaded and applied 6 years of Windows operating system updates. Fun.
Once that was complete, I started trying out a few programs to get an idea of how well things would run. For someone who’s used to using their relatively quick Chromebook, any lag in response would feel like an eternity. I decided it was serviceable, and started poking around the hardware to see what might be available in terms of upgrades (and if it made sense to put any money into this thing). I decided on a new hard drive and memory from Crucial. Granted, the memory was more than I really wanted to invest, but I had the upgrade bug at this point. Also, keep in mind I had already replaced the battery that had long since gone bad.
After backing up any files that hadn’t already been backed up a long time ago, uninstalling a ton of programs no longer needed, and generally cleaning things up on the hard drive, I used the Acronis True Image utility recommended by Crucial to copy the old hard drive’s image to the new SSD (this probably took about 4 hours). I then removed the old hard drive and installed the new one and booted up. My Novabench score improved from a baseline of 334 to 372. Not too bad, and it felt like there as a noticeable improvement when programs were opened.
Next, I removed the 4GB of 667 speed DDR2 memory and installed the 8GB of 800 speed DDR2 memory to which the laptop promptly hung at the BIOS screen. Bummer. I had a feeling that it most likely had something to do not so much with moving to new memory, but rather moving from 4GB to 8GB of total memory. I removed one of the 4GB modules and powered back up which got me past the BIOS screen to a working desktop. A quick google search also led me to available BIOS updates available for the M1330. My BIOS was version A12, and I dowloaded and flashed the BIOS to the latest available: A15. I then rebooted the laptop to make sure it could progress past the BIOS screen, which it did, so I powered it down, re-installed the second memory module, and booted up to a successful windows desktop (and quicker, by the way).
A second try of Novabench reflected my benchmark score had improved to 414, so another 42 point jump after installing the memory. I’ll take it! For now, I’ve installed Office 365 on the laptop and it’s working really well, so overall I’m happy to have breathed some new life into this old Dell XPS M1330.


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The Database directory
The Retrotector/Database directory contains:
- the file
Configuration.txt
- error log files
- the file Properties.txt which you should usually
leave alone
- the
subdirectory Ordinary
- possibly more subdirectories with the
same
format as Ordinary, to be used for particular purposes.
Subdirectories contain a number of text files. The following are more
or less essential to the
function of
RetroTector:
Others may needed if you use particular features.
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files will be fetched from Ordinary instead.
If you know what you are doing, you may make minor changes in the files
using any elementary text editor. You may also, at considerable
inconvenience,
generate your own Database
subdirectories.
Inrvariants.txt
Used by
LTRview.
See
LTRID.
ORFHexamers.txt
Contains a multiparameter with the key 'ORFHexamers'. It contains a
list of DNA base hexamers known to occur frequently in retroviral ORFs.
To the
right of each is an indication of its ORF specificity, which is not
used.
NonORFHexamers.txt
Contains a multiparameter with the key 'NonORFHexamers'. It contains
a list of DNA base hexamers known to occur rarely in retroviral ORFs.
To the right
of each is an indication of its ORF specificity, which is not used.
RU5120NN.txt
Used by
LTRview.
See
SplitOctamerModifier.
Transsites.txt
See
TransSiteModifier.
U3NN.txt
See
LTRID.
U3R120NN.txt
Used by
LTRview.
See
LTRID.


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Kanye West Performs at a Jail With His Sunday Service Choir: Report
by Zoe JohnsonKanye West has brought his Sunday Service to a Houston jailhouse.
According to a TMZ source, Kanye West and his choir reportedly visited the Harris County Jail, a correctional facility known for its religious programs, on Friday (Nov. 15). The Sunday Service collective put on a show for inmates in downtown Houston, an event that was set up by a few members of staff and a select group of inmates who kept the performance a secret from the rest of the population.
The law enforcement officers, who helped TMZ break the story, also state that Kanye reached out to the facility on Wednesday to help set up the event. One-hundred members of Kanye's Sunday Service choir reportedly put on two shows: one for the jail's male population and another for the female population.
This news arrives a week after Kanye, who dropped off his new Jesus Is King album on Oct. 25, unveiled his new video for "Follow God," which includes an appearance from Kanye's father. In a message that flashes across the screen in the video, Kanye speaks on a special revelation he recently had.
"My dad came to visit at one of our ranches in Cody, Wyoming," Kanye said. "He talked about his love for fishing, and how he would like to come here in the summers."
"It took me 42 years to realize that my dad was my best friend," he added.
In related Kanye West news, the 42-year-old is expected to meet with Joel Osteen. His choir is slated to perform at the famed pastor's megachurch in Houston.
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pompy.models module¶
Implementations of puff-based plume model components.
-
class
pompy.models.
PlumeModel
(sim_region=None, source_pos=(5.0, 0.0, 0.0), wind_model=None, model_z_disp=True, centre_rel_diff_scale=2.0, puff_init_rad=0.0316, puff_spread_rate=0.001, puff_release_rate=10, init_num_puffs=10, max_num_puffs=1000, rng=None)[source]¶ Puff-based odour plume dispersion model from Farrell et. al. (2002).
The odour plume is modelled as a series of odour puffs which are released from a fixed source position. The odour puffs are dispersed by a modelled 2D wind velocity field plus a white noise process model of mid-scale puff mass diffusion relative to the plume centre line. The puffs also spread in size over time to model fine-scale diffusive processes.
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puff_array
¶ NumPy array of the properties of the simulated puffs.
Each row corresponds to one puff with the first column containing the puff position x-coordinate, the second the y-coordinate, the third the z-coordinate and the fourth the puff squared radius.
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class
pompy.models.
Puff
(x, y, z, r_sq)[source]¶ Container for the properties of a single odour puff.
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class
pompy.models.
Rectangle
(x_min, x_max, y_min, y_max)[source]¶ Axis-aligned rectangular region.
Rectangle is defined by two points (x_min, y_min) and (x_max, y_max) with it required that x_max > x_min and y_max > y_min.
-
contains
(x, y)[source]¶ Whether (x, y) position is contained within this rectangle.
Tests whether the supplied position, an (x,y) pair, is contained within the region defined by this Rectangle object and returns True if so and False if not.
Parameters: - x (float) – x-coordinate of position to test.
- y (float) – y-coordinate of position to test.
Returns: contains – True if (x, y) is within the rectangle and False otherwise.
Return type: boolean
-
h
¶ Height of rectangle (i.e. distance covered on y-axis).
-
w
¶ Width of rectangle (i.e. distance covered on x-axis).
-
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class
pompy.models.
WindModel
(sim_region=None, n_x=21, n_y=21, u_av=1.0, v_av=0.0, k_x=20.0, k_y=20.0, noise_gain=2.0, noise_damp=0.1, noise_bandwidth=0.2, use_original_noise_updates=False, rng=None)[source]¶ Wind velocity model to calculate advective transport of odour.
A 2D approximation is used as described in the paper, with the wind velocities calculated over a regular 2D grid of points using a finite difference method. The boundary conditions at the edges of the simulated region are for both components of the velocity field constant mean values plus coloured noise. For each of the field components these are calculated for the four corners of the simulated region and then linearly interpolated over the edges.
-
update
(dt)[source]¶ Update wind velocity field by forward integrating one time-step.
Updates wind velocity field values using finite difference approximations for spatial derivatives and Euler integration for time-step update.
Parameters: dt (float) – Simulation time-step (dimension: time).
-
velocity_at_pos
(x, y)[source]¶ Calculate velocity at a position or positions.
Calculates the components of the velocity field at arbitrary point(s) in the simulation region using a bivariate spline interpolation over the calculated grid point values.
Parameters: - x (float or array) – x-coordinate of the point(s) to calculate the velocity at (dimension: length).
- y (float or array) – y-coordinate of the point(s) to calculate the velocity at (dimension: length).
Returns: vel – Velocity field (2D) values evaluated at specified point(s) (dimension: length / time).
Return type: array
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velocity_field
¶ Current calculated velocity field across simulated grid points.
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x_points
¶ 1D array of the range of x-coordinates of simulated grid points.
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y_points
¶ 1D array of the range of y-coordinates of simulated grid points.
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| Binds the views in this view cell to the given workbook. Actually, it refreshes the progress view. More... | |
| override void | OnBindingContextChanged () |
Occurs when the BindingContext has changed. Refreshes subtitle and calls BindViewCell(Workbook). More... | |
The ViewCell for displaying information and providing context actions of a page.
|
inlineprotectedvirtual |
Binds the views in this view cell to the given workbook. Actually, it refreshes the progress view.
| workbook | The workbook to bind this view cell to. |
Reimplemented in Lingvo.MobileApp.Templates.LingvoDownloadWorkbookViewCell.
|
inlineprotectedvirtual |
Occurs when a page has changed. Refreshes the BindingContext
of this view, if the changed page is part of the workbook.
| p | The page which has changed. |
Reimplemented in Lingvo.MobileApp.Templates.LingvoDownloadWorkbookViewCell.
|
inlineprotectedvirtual |
Occurs when a workbook has changed. Refreshes the BindingContext
of this view, if the changed workbook is equal to it.
| w | The workbook which has changed. |
Reimplemented in Lingvo.MobileApp.Templates.LingvoDownloadWorkbookViewCell.
|
inlineprotected |
Called when the view cell appears on screen. Registers all important events.
|
inlineprotected |
Occurs when the BindingContext
has changed. Refreshes subtitle and calls BindViewCell(Workbook).
|
inlineprotected |
Called when the view cell disappears on screen. Unregisters the events registered in OnAppearing.


Installation
ws and companions are command line programs run from a shell like Bash. You can find compiled
versions in releases/latest
on Github. What you want to download is the zip file named ws-binary-release.zip. Inside
the zip file look for the directory that matches your computer and copy that someplace
defined in your path (e.g. $HOME/bin).
Compiled versions are available for Mac OS X (amd64 processor), Linux (amd64), Windows
(amd64) and Rapsberry Pi (both ARM6 and ARM7)
Mac OS X
- Go to github.com/rsdoiel/ws/releases/latest
- Click on the green “ws-binary-release.zip” link and download
- Open a finder window and find the downloaded file and unzip it (e.g. ws-binary-release.zip)
- Look in the unziped folder and find dist/macosx-amd64/
- Drag (or copy) the files inside to a “bin” directory in your path
- e.g.
cp ~/Downloads/ws-binary-release/dist/macosx-amd64/* ~/bin/
- Open and “Terminal” and run
ws -h
and run reldocpath -h
Windows
- Go to github.com/rsdoiel/ws/releases/latest
- Click on the green “ws-binary-release.zip” link and download
- Open the file manager find the downloaded file and unzip it (e.g. ws-binary-release.zip)
- Look in the unziped folder and find dist/windows-amd64/ws.exe
- Drag (or copy) the ws.exe and other files ending in “.exe” to a “bin” directory in your path
- Open Bash and and run
ws -h
and run reldocpath -h
Linux
- Go to github.com/rsdoiel/ws/releases/latest
- Click on the green “ws-binary-release.zip” link and download
- find the downloaded zip file and unzip it (e.g. unzip ~/Downloads/ws-binary-release.zip)
- In the unziped directory and find for dist/linux-amd64/
- copy the fils in that directory to a “bin” directory
- e.g.
cp ~/Downloads/ws-binary-release/dist/linux-amd64/* ~/bin/
- From the shell prompt run
ws -h
and run reldocpath -h
Raspberry Pi
If you are using a Raspberry Pi 2 or later use the ARM7 binary, ARM6 is only for the first generaiton Raspberry Pi.
- Go to github.com/rsdoiel/ws/releases/latest
- Click on the green “ws-binary-release.zip” link and download
- find the downloaded zip file and unzip it (e.g. unzip ~/Downloads/ws-binary-release.zip)
- In the unziped directory and find for dist/raspberrypi-arm7/
- copy the files in that directory to a “bin” directory
- e.g.
cp ~/Downloads/ws-binary-release/dist/raspberrypi-arm7/ws ~/bin/
- if you are using an original Raspberry Pi you should copy the ARM6 version instead
- From the shell prompt run
ws -h
and run reldocpath -h


WRONGFULLY ACCUSED Reviewed by Jamie Peck
"Wrongfully Accused" meshes together the premises of "The Fugitive" and "Patriot Games," casting its always game star as Ryan Harrison (get it?), a master violinist who is drawn into an affair with a married temptress (Kelly Le Brock). She, however, sets Harrison up to take the rap for the murder of her husband (Michael York) - a crime actually committed by a one-armed, one-legged, one-eyed man (Aaron Pearl). Harrison is arrested, found guilty and sentenced to death, but escapes from a prison bus, of course, and then is pursued by a determined U.S. marshal named Fergus Falls (Richard Crenna, unnecessarily riffing off of Tommy Lee Jones' already smirky Oscar-winning role). There's also a mystery brunette (Melinda McGraw) and an assassination subplot involving the U.N. Secretary General, but like any of it matters.
"Wrongfully Accused" gets off to an assured start, with an in-concert Nielsen, touted "Lord of the Violin" by bare-chested posters, pulling a Jimi Hendrix on his musical instrument as hundreds of tuxedo-clad mosh in front of the stage. Nice touch. Most of the scenes that follow, however, never top the opener. (Hysterical exceptions: the Mentos and "Baywatch" goofs.) Movie parodies are crammed in at an almost-subliminal rate, but most are empty. When a giant snake lunges onto the screen and snatches a cast member a la "Anaconda" or baseball players disappear into a "Field of Dreams"-esque cornfield, there's really nothing to laugh at. Other moments, like an interlude in a fishing shop, are so unfocused that you're not sure what you're supposed to be laughing at.
There seem to be more cheap references than frenzied send-ups here, so it's possible that director/writer Pat Proft, by bombarding the viewer with a careless mixture of the two, guarantees something is sure to stick. And what does stick sticks well, particularly the jabs at genre conventions like stylized flashbacks and hard-boiled dialogue, what those "Naked Gun"s (which Proft collaborated on) did great; these bits are so on-target that they allow you to remember "Wrongfully Accused" as an almost-halfway-there spoof instead of a lame-brained failure. The movie might have been cursed to begin with, opening fast on the heels of "Mafia!", from Proft colleague Jim Abrahams, and "BASEketball," from Proft colleague David Zucker, but it's a strong possibility that nobody is going to be accusing "Wrongfully Accused" of being Nielsen's funniest.
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Patrick has more board games than he has played in the past year. y/n
Patrick's favorite drink is a Bloody Mary. y/n
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What Number am I thinking of? Only one try between 1 and 10.
What number am I thinking of? It's between 1 and 10.
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Lazy Stata
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A Stata Style Guide For Researchers with a Life.
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3. The DRY Principle
3.1. Global Variables
3.2. Loops
3.3. Global Variables And Loops
4. Think of Do Files Like Lego
4.1. Separating Concerns
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1. Scrollbars
2. Options
-
size
which is 200px by default
$('#my-content').ace_scroll({size: 400});
You can also specify size using data-size
attribute:
...
-
horizontal
default=false. If true, horizontal scrollbars will be added
$('#my-content').ace_scroll({horizontal: true});
mouseWheel
default=true. Scrolls content on mouse wheel event. When end of content is reached, mouse wheel event will be propagated to window
-
mouseWheelLock
default=false. If true and we have reached end of scrolling on our element, mouse wheel event won't be propagated to window
lockAnyway
default=false. Even if scrollbars are not needed and are not visible yet, mouse wheel event won't be propagated to window
$('#my-content').ace_scroll({size: 300, mouseWheelLock: true});
styleClass
additional style classes you can add to scrollbars. See next section for more info.
-
hoverReset
default=true, because of window size changes and other document layout changes,
content sizes may change and we may need to reset scrollbar size.
It can be done on mouseenter event, which is set to true by default.
-
reset
default=false. If true, content will be scrolled to 0, on initialization.
Does not work when the element is hidden at first.
-
dragEvent
default=false. If true an event will be triggered when
user starts dragging scrollbars using mouse.
-
scrollEvent
default=false. If true an event will be triggered when
content is scrolled.
-
touchDrag
default=true, which adds touch drag event for touch devices.
3. Styles
4. Events
-
If you set
scrollEvent
to true, a scroll event will be triggered when element is scrolled:
$('#my-content')
.ace_scroll({
scrollEvent: true
})
.on('scroll', function() {
//element scrolled
});
But it's better to listen to the inner content's native scroll event:
$('#my-content').find('.scroll-content').on('scroll', function() {
//element scrolled
});
-
If you set
dragEvent
to true, some drag events will be triggered when scrollbars are dragged:
$('#my-content')
.ace_scroll({
dragEvents: true
})
.on('drag.start', function() {
//started dragging
})
.on('drag._end', function() {
//ended dragging
})
5. Touch Drag Event
6. Functions
7. Horizontal
-
Horizontal scrollbars can be created by specifying
horizontal
option:
$('#my-content').ace_scroll({
horizontal: true,
size: 600,
styleClass: 'scroll-top',
mouseWheelLock: true
});
-
Sometimes you may need to add some padding to the element if scrollbars appear above content:
$('#my-content').ace_scroll({
horizontal: true,
//options here
}).css('padding-top', 15);
-
If you are using RTL (right to left) direction,
please note that horizontal scrolling is inconsistent between browsers.
So it's better to change scrollbars to LTR and make the content RTL again.
You can use .make-ltr
and .make-rtl
classes:
$('#my-content').addClass('make-ltr')
.find('.scroll-content').wrapInner('<div class="make-rtl" />');
Or statically inside your HTML:
$('#my-content').ace_scroll({
horizontal: true,
//other options here
})
8. Sidebar Scrollbars
-
You can also use scrollbar for sidebar whether it's fixed or not.
-
I have used two approaches for sidebar
-
The first one which is used by default, does not use
overflow:hidden
and
can be used only on fixed sidebar.
The advantage is that .hover submenus or mininized sidebar can also have scrollbars and
submenus will be shown outside of sidebar area without problem.
Second one uses real scrollbars and has overflow:hidden
applied to it.
It can be used on both normal and fixed sidebar.
To enable it you should build a custom JS using 2nd sidebar scrollbar style.
-
Each one has several options which you can edit inside:
assets/js/ace/ace.js
assets/js/ace.min.js
assets/js/uncompressed/ace.js
Look for sidebar_scrollable
and change options as needed.
-
Options for first style (fixed sidebar only):
scroll_to_active
If true, sidebar will be scrolled down to show active menu item on page load
include_shortcuts
If true, shortcuts will also be inside scroll area. Otherwise it will be above scroll area
include_toggle
If true, sidebar toggle(minimize button) will also be inside scroll area. Otherwise it will be below scroll area
smooth_scroll
If true, sidebar scrolling will be smooth using CSS3 transition
outside
If true, scrollbar will be outside of scroll area
-
Options for secod style (normal/fixed sidebar):
only_fixed
If true, scrollbars will be enabled for fixed sidebar only
scroll_to_active
If true, sidebar will be scrolled down to show active menu item on page load
include_shortcuts
If true, shortcuts will also be inside scroll area. Otherwise it will be above scroll area
include_toggle
If true, sidebar toggle(minimize button) will also be inside scroll area. Otherwise it will be below scroll area


SCP-199-JP walking towards the seat.
Item #: SCP-199-JP
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: Currently, SCP-1999-JP is not fully contained. At least three Foundation agents are to be present Japanese movie theatres to prevent an SCP-199-JP appearance. One agent is to s to operate undercover in the cinema staff and monitor the purchase situation/history of each ticket. The remaining two agents are to be disguised as ordinary civilians and are tasked with making sure each screening has at least two people present. Containment procedures cannot be upheld if only one Foundation agent is present. In case of emergency, usage of up to Class-B amnestics is authorized for theatre staff and the general public.
Once every 5 months, after the movie theatre is closed, one D-Class personnel is to be placed in the theatre, screening a movie and awaiting the appearance of SCP-199-JP.
D-class personnel who have been on hold should be evacuated after the appearance of SCP-199-JP; this is not the case if other personnel may be harmed. Currently, testing of SCP-199-JP has been discontinued in consideration of the danger.
The location of the movie theatre which SCP-199-JP currently appears is known only by Foundation staff assigned to SCP-199-JP of a Level 2 Security Clearance or higher.
Description: SCP-199-JP is a humanoid entity which appears in movie theatres in Japanese theatres with only one audience member present. SCP-199-JP will stay in one theatre for about half a year and will appear out of nowhere whenever the appearance criterion is met. SCP-199-JP may appear when there is only one spectator watching a movie in the theatre, although it does not necessarily appear every time this condition is met. In addition, if this criterion is not met for more than half a year, SCP-199-JP will appear in the closest theatre in its vicinity.
Although specific details about the appearance of SCP-199-JP have not been confirmed, it is generally considered to be a thin humanoid. It is also known to walk abnormally as if to protect its right foot. Audiences often do not notice the abnormal appearance of SCP-199-JP, although it is currently unknown whether this is simply due to the dark atmosphere or a memetic effect emitted by SCP-199-JP. SCP-199-JP shows a very violent tendency for humans. However, in all confirmed cases, it has never directly killed a human. SCP-199-JP appears to be aggressive and very powerful, exceeding military-trained adult men. It has not been determined how SCP-199-JP enters or leaves the movie theatre. Staff could not determine when SCP-199-JP entered the theatre. When it exited the theatre through the doors, staff outside insisted that nobody exited the theatre, despite it being captured on camera.
Test Log: 199-JP-04, -05
Note: SCP-199-JP did not appear in experiments 199-JP-01 to 03.
Experiment 199-JP-04
Supervisor: Dr. ████
Foreward: In a movie theatre reserved by the Foundation for the experiment, D-0092 is equipped with a small camera and asked to sit in the middle seat. Two agents are located at the doors and tasked with watching for any activity through the doors. D-0092 is able to communicate over a radio with Dr. ████, who is located in a temporary observation room outside the theatre.
D-0092: So, all I have to do is watch the movie?
Dr. ████: That's right. Just report it if you see something abnormal.
D-0092: Okay. But can I get these handcuffs removed?
Dr. ████: I'm sorry, but I can't allow that.
D-0092: It's just that it's a bit painful to move the camera around…
Dr. ████: I think you'll be fine.
No unusual events occur until 30 minutes after the start of the show. The camera remains facing the screen.
Suddenly, D-0092 points the camera to the stairs leading to the seat. The camera follows the unknown person walking to the rightmost seat at the back.
D-0092: Doctor?
Dr. ████: Yes, I'm here.
D-0092: Who's that?
Dr. ████: No one else is in the theatre.
D-0092: Well, are you sure about that?
Dr. ████: I think so. You may leave the camera as it is. Please continue watching the movie.
D-0092: I can't! Is he dangerous?
Dr. ████: We're conducting this experiment to find out.
Suddenly, a cry that is neither male nor female can be heard from the area where SCP-199-JP is seated.
D-0092: That's it, I'm leaving.
Dr. ████: No, no. If you leave now, you will be terminated.
D-0092: Please let me out!
Dr. ████: Hey, keep the camera pointed at him! You will be shot if you leave now!
D-0092: Shit, I'm really scared!
Dr. ████: You can either stay here or get shot outside. Besides, it's only an hour more.
The camera captures movies reflected on the screen, and from the back seat, distress noises are recorded.
Dr. ████: D-0092, turn the camera around.
The image is dark and unclear. SCP-199-JP is sitting calmly at the back seat.
D-0092: What's going on? I haven't done anything.
(20 minutes, no change)
Dr. ████: Hey, D-0092. It will be a problem if there is only a movie shown on the camera all the time.
D-0092: Oh, I'm sorry.
When D-0092 turns the camera around, SCP-199-JP appears immediately behind D-0092 without getting up. The camera falls from the hand of D-0092 and continues to record the floor in the place from then on. After that, an agent rushed toward D-0092 and found her on the seat, bleeding and unconscious. The lower jaw of D-0092 was found missing. The agents who were placed in front of the theatre insisted that they did not see anyone entering or leaving. D-0092 was brought to the Foundation's medical facility, where her injuries were cared for.
Experiment 199-JP-05
Supervisor: Dr. ████
Matters: The experiment will be held at a theatre rented out during midnight by the Foundation. Agent ██████, armed with a pistol, is deployed in the seat in the far-right at the back of the theatre. Inside the theatre, one ordinary camera and one night-vision camera are set up to transmit to headquarters and are installed in such a way that all seats are recorded. If SCP-199-JP attempts to harm Agent ██████, two additional agents, armed with rifles, will immediately enter the theatre. Agent ██████ is able to communicate over a radio with Dr. ████
Twenty minutes after the start of the show, the camera captures SCP-199-JP sitting at the leftmost seat on the back.
Dr. ████: It arrived.
Agent ████: I'm well aware of that. Can you hear the thing squealing in a funny voice?
Dr. ████: No… Anyway, be careful.
(SCP-199-JP does not move while seated quietly for about 20 minutes)
Agent ████: I'm sorry Doc, but isn't the volume a little too loud?
Dr. ████: Is that so?
Agent ████: Yeah. It's so loud that I can barely hear you. Could you tell them to lower it a bit?
The camera records SCP-199-JP getting up and walking towards Agent ██████.
Agent ████: Why did you raise the volume again?
Dr. ████: ██████, be careful! Damn, get me through to one of those two support agents. Someone lower the volume!
Suddenly the operation of the projector ceases, surrounding the inside of the room with darkness. The induction lamp does not work for some reason. Only the sound of the movie is still flowing.
Agent ████: Doctor, the picture disappeared, I can't see anything. What's going on?
Dr. ████: (Instructing nearby researchers) Go in there! Hey, you, bring the lights into the theatre!
The night vision camera shows SCP-199-JP rapidly approaching the side of Agent ██████.
Dr. ████: ██████, it's beside you!
Agent ████: Sorry Doc, I can't hear a word you're saying. Could you repeat that?
Dr. ████: ██████, it's right beside you, take out your gun!
Agent ████: Turn down the volume, I can't hear you!
The night vision camera shows the two agents who manage to fight the darkness to reach the seat behind. Agent ██████ prepares to unholster his weapon but is unaware that SCP-199-JP is right next to him. SCP-199-JP grabs Agent ██████ and drags him from the seat. The camera confirms that SCP-199-JP's fingers are embedded in both eye sockets of Agent ██████, who is resisting intensely. SCP-199-JP leaves the theatre in a way that avoids the two armed agents, dragging Agent ██████ with little difficulty. After SCP-199-JP leaves, the projector begins to operate again and the volume returns to normal. In addition, Agent ██████ is currently missing, and his body is yet to be found.
Addendum 199-JP-A: On ██/██/20██, since Dr. ████ did not show up to work and Foundation personnel were unable to make any contact, ██████ visited the house where Dr. ████ lives alone. When no response was received, ██████ began searching the area. A full-scale investigation was launched when the body of Dr. ████ could not be located. It was found that the back door of the house was unlocked, and a Blu-Ray copy of the movie "Blade Runner" was found looping endlessly on the LCD TV. Starting from ██/██/20██, Dr. ██████ has been assigned to SCP-199-JP.


 To be confirmed on the right. We'll keep you posted :)
If this two are around you already know it's going to be a blast! Full of humor, Alfonso and Alberto just kill it at Icarians and head balances. Very to happy they can come again this year!
There's probably a handfull of people who invest more time developing whips in a wide range of variations. We're super happy tocount with them for this version of the Winter Acro.
Baptiste and Celine have been at the Winter Acro a few times. Remember all those one arm handstand workshops? or the super whips?. Legend says they found love at the Winter Acro... but thats a story for another time. Very happy to have them on board sharing all the super cool tricks.Technical, fun and creative what more could you ask for?
When jumping, flipping and turning is required on the trampolin Eulelie is the first on the line. For the first time in the Winter Acro she comes to share her passion. Thanks for being with us!
I had to laugh only from remembering Bruno! Improvisation and staging are he's strengths and passion. But it's hard to find the words to describe such a clown, you just have to meet him. Happy to have you with us my friend!
It's endless what you could learn from this couple of amazing acrobats!
Wybren is teacher at the Codarts Circus School in Rotterdam and with Trudi they have
given many of our favourite workshops. Very happy to have them on board!
We where on our way to give a workshop in Copenhagen and while stalking the local teachers we came across some pretty nice flows. Later that day we finally met the authors: Peter and Julie. So lovely and beautiful people!! and what a multi poli hiper mover Peter is. Very happy he accepted our invitation!
Many conventions have been shared but finally we hope to have them at the Winter Acro 2020. Amazing show this two have! And we love their workshops too: Technical, clean, elegant!!
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Overview¶
Kanapy is a python package for generating complex synthetic polycrystalline microstructures. The general implementation is done in Python with the performance critical part implemented in C++. The Python bindings for the code written in C++ are generated using the lightweight header-only library pybind11. The C++ part of the implementation utilizes the Eigen library for efficient linear algebra calculations.
Features¶
User interfaces to kanapy through scripts are written in pure Python.
Grains are approximated by ellipsoids (particles) and are packed into a pre-defined domain representing RVE.
Efficient collision handling of particles through a two-layer collision detection method employing the Octree spatial data structure and the bounding sphere hierarchy.
In-built hexahedral mesh generator for complex polycrystalline microstructures.
Independent execution of individual modules through easy data storage and handling.
Flexibility in the choice of the particle packing time step to be sent for voxelization (meshing).
Option to generate spherical particle position- and radius files that can be read by the Voronoi tessellation software Neper.
Option to generate input files for the commercial finite-element software Abaqus.
High-performance for the critical part of the code using Python-C++ bindings.
Installation¶
CMake is used for building extensions; if it is not installed on your machine, follow this CMake documentation to install it.
The preferred method to install kanapy is through Anaconda or Miniconda Python distributions. If you do not have any, we suggest installing miniconda.
Once done, create a virtual environment for installing Python-specific packages required for kanapy and activate it.
$ conda create -n myenv python=3.6 pip git
$ conda activate myenv
Note
myenv
can be replaced with any name for your environment.For older versions of anaconda/miniconda use:
source activate myenv
Tip
To learn more about managing environments see Anaconda documentation.
You can either clone the kanapy public repository by using git or download the kanapy source code from the Github repo to a desired location.
(myenv) $ git clone https://github.com/mrgprasad/kanapy.git <location to clone>/kanapy-master
(myenv) $ cd kanapy-master/
(myenv) $ conda install -y -c conda-forge --file requirements.txt
(myenv) $ pip install -e .
Kanapy is now installed along with all its dependencies.
Running tests¶
Kanapy uses pytest
to perform all its unit testing. From the kanapy main directory (kanapy-master
), run the tests:
(myenv) $ pytest tests/ -v
Documentation build¶
Documentation for kanapy is generated using Sphinx
. The following command generates a HTML-based reference documentation;
for other formats, please refer to the Sphinx manual. From the kanapy main directory (kanapy-master
), do:
(myenv) $ cd docs/
(myenv) $ make clean && make html
The HTML documentation can be found at /kanapy-master/docs/index.html
.
Dependencies¶
Kanapy requires a working C/C++ compiler on your machine. On Linux/Mac OS,
the gcc toolchain will work well. The lightweight header-only library pybind11
is used to create Python bindings for the code written in C++.
The C++ function will be complied by linking the Eigen library
(present in the directory /kanapy-master/libs/
). CMake builds this extension.
Optional dependencies¶
Matplotlib for plotting and visualizing.
OVITO for visualizing simulation data.
About¶
The name kanapy is derived from the sanskrit word káṇa meaning particle. Kanapy is primarily developed at the Interdisciplinary Center for Advanced Materials Simulation (ICAMS), Ruhr-University Bochum - Germany. Our goal is to build a complete synthetic microstructure generation tool for research and industry use.


Twitter reactions as CSK reach another IPL Final | Gaikwad, Uthappa and Dhoni lead CSK to win over DC in Qualifier 1
After finishing seventh last year in the UAE, MS Dhoni promised the fans that they will come back bigger and stronger next year. And so they did. With MSD’s captaincy and all the players knowing their roles in the team, CSK has yet again reached an IPL final in the 2021 season.
They battled it out with Delhi Capitals in the Qualifier 1 and to Delhi’s credit, they set a target which seemed very good at the innings break. Prithvi Shaw guided the Capitals in the powerplay until he was dismissed for 60. Delhi’s top order apart from Shaw looked shaky and they were left reeling at 80-4 when Rishabh Pant and Shimron Hetmyer got together to steady the innings and take the Capitals to a defendable total of 172-5.
Pant played a captains’ knock and kept the scoring run rate above 10 per over for the last five overs. After finishing the 15th over at 114/4, some great hitting from Pant and Hetmyer meant Capitals scored 58 runs in this period.
Super Kings were once again anchored by Ruturaj Gaikwad and Robin Uthappa at the top after losing Du Plessis early. The pair put on a partnership of 110 for the second wicket, but at the 15th over mark even that was looking like it won’t be enough as Capitals managed to get back into the game with a couple of quick wickets and CSK were left reeling at 121-4.
But with Ali, Jadeja and Dhoni still to come, CSK did not seem to panic one bit till they lost Gaikwad on the first ball of the 19th over. But then came the master stroke from MS Dhoni who we have seen time and again take decisions which are not well received at first but end up being really good decisions in the end. He promoted himself ahead of Jadeja, who has been quite sublime with the bat for CSK in the death.
At the fall of Gaikwad, the win probability for CSK was at 27%. Moeen Ali and MS Dhoni certainly did not tend to acknowledge the win probability at all and took the Capitals’ bowlers to the cleaners as they scored 11 runs from the penultimate over and 13 in the last one to take Super Kings to another IPL final. Even though CSK lost Ali at the start of the last over skying one off Tom Curran, Dhoni got on strike and hammered three fours in three balls to carry CSK over the line. Capitals’ and Pant ended up giving the last over to Tom Curran when Rabada had one over left. In hindsight there will be key learning taken from this game for Capitals before they take on the winner of Eliminator (RCB vs KKR) in the Qualifier 2.


Democratic Socialism and Communism are not interchangeable, as many believe them to be.
Though Communism and Democratic Socialism have similar criticisms of Capitalism, structurally and philosophically they are very different. Democratic Socialism involves electing officials through popular vote, hence the name. Communism, on the other hand, often results in totalitarian leadership because the people do not have the power to make political decisions.
The economies in both systems also vary greatly. Under Communism, there is no privately-owned property. The goal of Marxist Communism is to create a classless society, which eliminated Capitalism. Everything is owned and regulated by the government. Both private and public property exist under Democratic Socialism. Capitalism exists in a Democratic Socialist society, but with more regulation.
Democratic Socialism around the World
Democratic Socialism is represented in several of the most fiscally, socially, and environmentally successful nations around the world. Scandinavian countries like Norway, Denmark, and Finland are the most referenced socialist countries, and often rank highly in categories such as happiness ratings, political participation, and income equality. Though Scandinavia is considered the most “socialist” part of the world, nearly every developed country exhibits some form of socialist policy.
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“Though Scandinavia is considered the most socialist part of the world, nearly every developed country exhibits some form of Socialism”
Two policies that have been deemed inherently socialist—universal healthcare and free secondary education—actually exist in almost every developed country, with America notably left out. It is apparent that America’s fear of Socialism hurts the country when taking in account employment rates, wage disparities between male and female workers, educational performance, and several other rankings. Americans deserve the benefits that Socialism brings to other developed countries.
Socialism is not something to fear but something to embrace.


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| Package | org.si.cml.core |
| Class | public class CMLBarrage |
USAGE
1) Get the barrage setting of fiber by CMLFiber.barrage.
2) CMLBarrage.clear(); sets the parameter "bm1,0,0,0".
3) CMLBarrage.append[Multiple|Sequence|Random](); multiply new barrage shape.
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Constructor.
| CMLBarrage | ||
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appendCopyOf(src:CMLBarrage):void
Append copy of other CLMBarrage.
| CMLBarrage | ||
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appendMultiple(count_:int, angle_:Number, speed_:Number, interval_:Number):void
Append append new element "bm"
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appendRandom(count_:int, angle_:Number, speed_:Number, interval_:Number):void
Append append new element "br"
| CMLBarrage | ||
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appendSequence(count_:int, angle_:Number, speed_:Number, interval_:Number):void
Append append new element "bs"
| CMLBarrage | ||
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clear():void
Clear all barrage setting.
| CMLBarrage |
| CMLBarrage | () | constructor |
public function CMLBarrage()
Constructor. Usually you get CMLBarrage instance by CMLFiber.barrage.
See also
| appendCopyOf | () | method |
public function appendCopyOf(src:CMLBarrage):void
Append copy of other CLMBarrage.
Parameterssrc:CMLBarrage — source.
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| appendMultiple | () | method |
public function appendMultiple(count_:int, angle_:Number, speed_:Number, interval_:Number):void
Append append new element "bm"
Parameterscount_:int — bullet count.
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angle_:Number — center angle of fan-shaped barrage.
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speed_:Number — speed difference of barrage.
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interval_:Number — rapid interval frame.
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| appendRandom | () | method |
public function appendRandom(count_:int, angle_:Number, speed_:Number, interval_:Number):void
Append append new element "br"
Parameterscount_:int — bullet count.
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angle_:Number — center angle of fan-shaped barrage.
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speed_:Number — speed difference of barrage.
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interval_:Number — rapid interval frame.
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| appendSequence | () | method |
public function appendSequence(count_:int, angle_:Number, speed_:Number, interval_:Number):void
Append append new element "bs"
Parameterscount_:int — bullet count.
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angle_:Number — center angle of fan-shaped barrage.
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speed_:Number — speed difference of barrage.
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interval_:Number — rapid interval frame.
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| clear | () | method |
public function clear():void
Clear all barrage setting. Reset to "bm1,0,0,0".


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The week 5 homework was one of my personal favourites, focussing on implementing local storage use I created a web application that allows users to schedule their working day. The time blocks were styled to change colour according to time - grey for the past, pink for present and green for the future. After typing the text if users click the "Save Task" button the information is saved to local storage and remains even after refreshing the page. Click here to view the site and here for the GitHub repository.


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Section 7. Any trust provisions which the Congress shall impose, upon the admission of this State, in respect of the lands patented to the State by the United States or the proceeds and income therefrom, shall be complied with by appropriate legislation. Such legislation shall not diminish or limit the benefits of native Hawaiians under Section 4 of Article XII. [Ren Const Con 1968 and election Nov5, 1968; ren and am Const Con 1978 and election Nov7, 1978]
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A proposal of the 1978 Constitutional Convention added the last sentence of the section. This addition appears to be one of the unspecified changes submitted for ratification under Question 34. On whether any of the changes submitted under Question 34 was in fact approved by the electorate, see Kahalekai v. Doi, 60 H. 324, 590 P.2d 543, excerpted in the note preceding the Preamble to the Constitution.
Case Notes
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The function arguments use the same convention as Theano's arange: if only
one argument is provided, it is in fact the "stop" argument. The default
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to match TensorFlow's default.
k_arange(start, stop = NULL, step = 1, dtype = "int32")
| start | Start value. |
| stop | Stop value. |
| step | Difference between two successive values. |
| dtype | Integer dtype to use. |
An integer tensor.
This function is part of a set of Keras backend functions that enable lower level access to the core operations of the backend tensor engine (e.g. TensorFlow, CNTK, Theano, etc.).
You can see a list of all available backend functions here: https://keras.rstudio.com/articles/backend.html#backend-functions.


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Code version: 03314b1d9d662f91341e7902bc398b5c80c294f1
Also loading important libraries and custom functions for analysis.
seq_dir <- "/Volumes/PAULHOOK/sc-da-parkinsons/data"
file_dir <- "/Volumes/PAULHOOK/sc-da-parkinsons/output"
Rdata_dir <- "/Volumes/PAULHOOK/sc-da-parkinsons/data"
Script_dir <- "/Volumes/PAULHOOK/sc-da-parkinsons/code"
source(file.path(Script_dir,'init.R'))
source(file.path(Script_dir,"tools_R.r"))
library(pryr)
## Add an alpha value to a colour
add.alpha <- function(col, alpha=1){
if(missing(col))
stop("Please provide a vector of colours.")
apply(sapply(col, col2rgb)/255, 2,
function(x)
rgb(x[1], x[2], x[3], alpha=alpha))
}
First we need to load the data into R. The gene-SNP data was compiled from Ensembl, using NHGRI GWAS catalog SNPs with +/- 1 Mb coordinates.
# Loading gene-SNP-data complied from Ensembl
dat <- read.delim(file.path(file_dir,"gwas.snp_results.txt"))
# Changing SNP column to factor
dat$snp <- as.factor(dat$snp)
# Check on how many SNPs we have
length(levels(dat$snp))
## [1] 40213
In order to do any simulation, we need to add mouse homologs to the mix. I used a modified version of the Homologene database from MGI, which only contained genes with 1-to-1 mouse-human homologs. I then will merge the tables and remove genes with no 1-to-1 mouse homolog, much like a did when calculated numbers for our analyses.
# First need to load and process the mouse MGI data
# Processed in the "biomart.finding.genes.Rmd"
homolog.table <- read.delim(file.path(file_dir,"one-one.homologs.txt"))
# Merge these tables in order to add mouse genes to dat os they can be scored
dat.merge <- unique(merge(dat, homolog.table, by.x = "hgnc_symbol", by.y = "HumanSymbol", all.x = T))
# Check for duplicated rows
summary(duplicated(dat.merge))
## Mode FALSE NA's
## logical 1308796 0
# Check number of unique SNPs queried
length(levels(dat.merge$snp))
## [1] 40213
# Remove those without mouse homologs
filtered.dat.merge <- dat.merge[!is.na(dat.merge$MouseSymbol),]
# Check number of unique SNPs again
length(levels(filtered.dat.merge$snp))
## [1] 40213
Now that I have a final dataset to work with, I can score the genes based on expression in our SN DA cluster as well as from the La Manno SN DA cluster.
# Loading in the SN expression data SNC expressed genes in our data
SN.expressed.genes <- readRDS(file = file.path(Rdata_dir, "SN.expressed.genes.rds"))
# SNC expresed genes in Linnarsson Data
lin.snc.exprs <- readRDS(file = file.path(Rdata_dir, "lin.snc.expressed.rds"))
# Scoring based on expression
filtered.dat.merge$expression <- as.factor(if_else(filtered.dat.merge$MouseSymbol %in%
SN.expressed.genes, 1, 0))
# Scoring based on being expressed in Lin
filtered.dat.merge$lin.exprs <- as.factor(if_else(filtered.dat.merge$MouseSymbol %in%
lin.snc.exprs, 1, 0))
Now that every gene in every locus is scored for expression, the data needed to be summarized by locus. Data will be summarized at the level of total genes with 1:1 human:mouse homologs in the locus as well as by how many genes are expressed in each locus
# Summarizing
dat.merge.sum <- filtered.dat.merge %>%
dplyr::group_by(snp) %>%
dplyr::summarise(total.genes = n(),
exprs.genes = sum(expression == 1 | lin.exprs == 1))
## Warning: package 'bindrcpp' was built under R version 3.3.2
A permutation needed to be set up that would randomly sample 49 loci from the summarized dataset we have (dat.merge.sum) and then compute the frequency of genes in those randomly sampled loci that are expressed. This simulation would give us some idea as to whether the percentage of expressed genes in SN DA neurons in PD GWAS loci is similar to that of random GWAS loci. Since the data appeared to be normal, the 43% figure in our data was tested for signficance.
# Setting up blank vectors to be populated
count.freq <- c()
total.freq <- c()
exprs.freq <- c()
# Running my for loop
set.seed(24)
for(i in 1:10000){
temp <- sample_n(dat.merge.sum,49) # sampling 49 loci
total <- sum(temp$total.genes) # Getting total number of genes in that sampling
total.freq <- c(total,total.freq) # Collecting that number
exprs <- sum(temp$exprs.genes) # Getting total number of expressed genes in that sampling
exprs.freq <- c(exprs, exprs.freq) # Collecting that number
freq <- exprs/total # Calculating percentage of expressed genes
count.freq <- c(freq, count.freq) # Collecting that number
i = i + 1 # Moving the counter forward
}
# Looking at normality of the data
qqnorm(count.freq)
qqline(count.freq, col=2)
# Looking at the significance of 0.43
p.test <- pnorm(0.43,mean=mean(count.freq),sd=sd(count.freq), lower.tail = F)
p1 %<a-% {
hist(count.freq, breaks=50,
xlab="Percentage of genes expressed in 49 loci",
main="",
ylab = "Number of simulations",
col = "#2E8B5766")
abline(v=0.43,lwd=2,col="red")
text(c(0.455,0.455),
c(900,930),
labels = c(paste0("P = ",round(p.test,5)),
paste0("0.43")), col = "red", font = 2)
}
pdf(file.path(file_dir,"Figure.6A.pdf"),height = 3, width = 2.5, pointsize = 8, family = 'Helvetica')
p1
dev.off()
## quartz_off_screen
## 2
p1
A permutation was run to see whether or not we are seeing a greater than expected number of loci with >= 1 SN expressed gene in our PD GWAS loci when compared to random GWAS loci. It does look like the majority of permutations have less than 49 loci (to the left of red line) with at least 1 gene expressed.
# Setting up blank vector to be populated
count.1 <- c()
# Running my for loop
set.seed(24)
for(i in 1:10000){
temp <- sample_n(dat.merge.sum,49) # randomly sample 49 loci
tf <- temp$exprs.genes >= 1 # Create a logical vector
num <- length(tf[tf==TRUE]) # Count loci wtih >= 1 gene expressed
count.1 <- c(num, count.1) # Collect that number
i = i + 1 # Move the counter
}
# Plotting
p2 %<a-% {
hist(count.1, breaks=10,
xlab = "Number of loci out of 49",
ylab = "Number of simulations",
main = "",
col="#6A5ACD66")
abline(v=48, lwd=2, col="red")
text("49",col='red',y=750,x=49)
arrows(x0=48,x1=49,y0=2600,y1=2600, col='red',lwd=2)
}
pdf(file.path(file_dir,"one.gene_loci_simulation.pdf"), height = 3, width = 2.5, pointsize = 8, family = 'Helvetica')
p2
dev.off()
## quartz_off_screen
## 2
p2
A permutation was run in order to see if the number of PD GWAS loci with only one SN DA neuron expressed gene that we find in our paper (n = 3) is different than what we would expect from 49 random GWAS loci. We see that only finding 3/49 loci wtih 1 gene expressed is actually lower than what would be expected from random loci.
# Set up blank vector
count <- c()
# Running for loop
set.seed(24)
for(i in 1:10000){
temp <- sample_n(dat.merge.sum,49) # sampling 49 loci
tf <- temp$exprs.genes == 1 # Making on a logical vector
num <- length(tf[tf==TRUE]) # counting number of loci wtih exactly 1 gene expressed
count <- c(num, count) # Collecting that number
i = i + 1 # Move that counter!
}
p3 %<a-% {
hist(count, breaks=20,
xlab = "Number of loci out of 49",
ylab = "Number of simulations",
main = "",
col = add.alpha("sienna3",alpha=0.4))
abline(v=3, lwd=2, col="red")
text("n = 3",x=1,y=1500, font = 2, col = 'red')
}
#main = "Simulation of NHGRI GWAS loci\nwith *only* 1 gene expressed in SN DA neurons"
pdf(file.path(file_dir,"only.one_simulation.pdf"), width = 3, height = 2.5, pointsize = 8, family = 'Helvetica')
p3
dev.off()
## quartz_off_screen
## 2
p3
sessionInfo()
## R version 3.3.0 (2016-05-03)
## Platform: x86_64-apple-darwin13.4.0 (64-bit)
## Running under: OS X 10.11.6 (El Capitan)
##
## locale:
## [1] en_US.UTF-8/en_US.UTF-8/en_US.UTF-8/C/en_US.UTF-8/en_US.UTF-8
##
## attached base packages:
## [1] grid splines stats4 parallel stats graphics grDevices
## [8] utils datasets methods base
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## [1] bindrcpp_0.2 pryr_0.1.3 ggbiplot_0.55
## [4] scales_0.5.0 SC3_1.1.4 ROCR_1.0-7
## [7] jackstraw_1.1.1 lfa_1.2.2 tsne_0.1-3
## [10] gridExtra_2.3 slackr_1.4.2 vegan_2.4-4
## [13] permute_0.9-4 MASS_7.3-47 gplots_3.0.1
## [16] RColorBrewer_1.1-2 Hmisc_4.0-3 Formula_1.2-2
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Structure for managing asynchronous state of CoAP resources.
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Structure for managing asynchronous state of CoAP resources.
A coap_resource_t object holds a list of coap_async_state_t objects that can be used to generate a separate response in case a result of an operation cannot be delivered in time, or the resource has been explicitly subscribed to with the option observe
.
◆ COAP_ASYNC_CONFIRM
| #define COAP_ASYNC_CONFIRM 0x01 |
send confirmable response
Definition at line 56 of file async.h.
◆ COAP_ASYNC_OBSERVED
| #define COAP_ASYNC_OBSERVED 0x04 |
the resource is being observed
Definition at line 58 of file async.h.
◆ COAP_ASYNC_RELEASE_DATA
| #define COAP_ASYNC_RELEASE_DATA 0x08 |
release application data on destruction
Definition at line 61 of file async.h.
◆ COAP_ASYNC_SEPARATE
| #define COAP_ASYNC_SEPARATE 0x02 |
send separate response
Definition at line 57 of file async.h.
◆ coap_async_state_t
◆ coap_find_async()
Retrieves the object identified by id
from the list of asynchronous transactions that are registered with context
.
This function returns a pointer to that object or NULL
if not found.
- Parameters
-
| context | The context where the asynchronous objects are registered with. |
| session | The session that is used for asynchronous transmissions. |
| id | The id of the object to retrieve. |
- Returns
- A pointer to the object identified by
id
or NULL
if not found.
Definition at line 77 of file async.c.
◆ coap_free_async()
Releases the memory that was allocated by coap_async_state_init() for the object s
.
The registered application data will be released automatically if COAP_ASYNC_RELEASE_DATA is set.
- Parameters
-
| state | The object to delete. |
Definition at line 96 of file async.c.
◆ coap_register_async()
Allocates a new coap_async_state_t object and fills its fields according to the given request
.
The flags
are used to control generation of empty ACK responses to stop retransmissions and to release registered data
when the resource is deleted by coap_free_async(). This function returns a pointer to the registered coap_async_t object or NULL
on error. Note that this function will return NULL
in case that an object with the same identifier is already registered.
- Parameters
-
| context | The context to use. |
| session | The session that is used for asynchronous transmissions. |
| request | The request that is handled asynchronously. |
| flags | Flags to control state management. |
| data | Opaque application data to register. Note that the storage occupied by data is released on destruction only if flag COAP_ASYNC_RELEASE_DATA is set. |
- Returns
- A pointer to the registered coap_async_state_t object or
NULL
in case of an error.
Definition at line 30 of file async.c.
◆ coap_remove_async()
Removes the state object identified by id
from context
.
The removed object is returned in s
, if found. Otherwise, s
is undefined. This function returns 1
if the object was removed, 0
otherwise. Note that the storage allocated for the stored object is not released by this functions. You will have to call coap_free_async() to do so.
- Parameters
-
| context | The context where the async object is registered. |
| session | The session that is used for asynchronous transmissions. |
| id | The identifier of the asynchronous transaction. |
| s | Will be set to the object identified by id after removal. |
- Returns
1
if object was removed and s
updated, or 0
if no object was found with the given id. s
is valid only if the return value is 1
.
Definition at line 84 of file async.c.
◆ coap_touch_async()
Updates the time stamp of s
.
- Parameters
-
| s | The state object to update. |
Definition at line 142 of file async.h.


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3. Adding and Removing Software Packages
3.1 Using pacman
- Software is installed, removed, and updated from the terminal command line.
The basic command is pacman. Its syntax can be obscure.
Here are a few popular commands. They are case-sensitive:
pacman -Syu
updates all installed software.
pacman -S packagename
installs a package, or re-installs it if requested.
pacman -R packagename
removes a package, unless other installed packages depend on it.
pacman -Rsc packagename
removes packagename, its cache, and any dependencies
that were installed at the same time. Use this when you try a package but it does not work as expected.
- Search the Internet for useful how-to info,
such as here
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3.2. Installing Fonts
- Alaterm does not install hundreds of fonts that you do not need.
You may install additional TrueType or Open Type fonts.
- To search for font packages in alaterm:
pacman -Ss font
That will return the names of packages that have font in the name or description.
Some of them are font-handling software (rather than fonts), and some are specialized or bitmap fonts.
For ordinary purposes in word processing and image labeling, you want TrueType or OpenType fonts.
- Among the available font packages, I recommend the Linux Libertine fonts:
pacman -S ttf-linux-libertine
- Otherwise, you can install fonts manually.
- Terminology: A font family consists of
one or more font files, with the same basic name. Thus, "Dribble Dorf Serif" and "Dribble Dorf Italic"
and "Dribble Dorf Bold" are all members of the "Dribble Dorf" font family. But "Drabble Dorf Serif"
and "Dribble Drat Serif" belong to different families. In many cases, members of a font family
are distributed as a single download.
- Put the font family in a single folder, with the base family name. No spaces in the folder name.
So, the folder might be named "dirbble-dorf" (capitalization does not matter).
- Put that folder into /usr/share/fonts.
- Then update the font database:
fc-cache
- Check that they are now available:
fc-list
- If you are using TeXLive, be aware that TeX has its own method for fonts. But you knew that.
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3.3. GIMP Image Editor
- For a high-end image editor, use GIMP:
pacman -S gimp
- You will get a very up-to-date version of GIMP, with full capabilities. Others will envy you.
However, your device does not have enough computing power to handle multiple large images or many layers.
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3.4. Inkscape Vector Drawing
- The Inkscape vector graphics editor can also be installed.
It is a good drawing program,
but a bit hard to understand if you have never used it before.
pacman -S inkscape
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3.5. LibreOffice
- You can install the LibreOffice suite:
pacman -S libreoffice-still # ALTERNATIVE
pacman -S libreoffice-fresh # ALTERNATIVE
- Update: When I began this, only the "still" (stable) version worked properly.
Now the "fresh" (edge) version also works.
- Do not install Java or its runtime. Android uses Java, and there is likely to be a conflict.
- Before you install the very large LibreOffice suite: Are you sure you need it?
Android has many native apps that can create documents, show slide presentations,
calculate spreadsheets, and even maintain a small database.
Many of them are linked to "cloud" storage via Microsoft or Google, or other providers.
In some cases, your little device sends information to the greate computer in the sky,
which does the heavy work for you, saves the information, and returns processed results to you.
The only reason to use LibreOffice locally is if you are not often connected to cloud storage,
or you have existing documents that must use the LibreOffice file formats.
- The Menu will show LibreOffice, and LibreOffice Writer. The other LibreOffice programs are there,
but not shown on the Menu. Launching the main LibreOffice provides a choice.
- LibreOffice is designed for desktop computers with large resources.
Do not even dream of creating a massive relational database on your device.
- You might or might not be able to print to a Bluetooth printer.
You can definitely export files to PDF, move the PDF to where Android can see it, then print from there.
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3.6. TeXLive and GUIs
- The TeX typesetter, also known as LaTeX and TeXLive, works well.
It can process via command line, or with GUI programs.
- The command-line TeXLive files can be installed directly into Termux,
without the need for alaterm. Or they can be installed into alaterm. Or both!
- If you already have a good, working TeX installation in Termux,
and if you intend to use it by command-line and/or TeXWorks GUI,
then you do not need to install TeX in alaterm.
- You can directly access the Termux command-line TeX programs, by typing its commands in alaterm.
- You can install the TeXWorks GUI in alaterm, and it will be able to use the TeX software
from Termux.
- If you do not already have a good, working TeX installation in Termux,
then you can install it in alaterm:
pacman -S texlive-most
That will ask you which parts you require. TeXLive is inherently a very large installation,
perhaps up to a Gigabyte. Do not install parts that you do not expect to need.
- You can install TeXMaker and TeXStudio in alaterm, but in these cases
you will also have to install TeX into alaterm.
- There is no tlmgr program for managing TeX in alaterm.
- The resulting PDF files can be viewed by Evince, called "Document Viewer"
in the LXDE Menu.
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3.7. Selected Other Programs
- ImageMagick. This command-line
command-line image editor
can perform a great variety of tasks. ImageMagick, or the similar GraphicsMagick,
are widely used when image handling must be automated by script:
pacman -S imagemagick
- Hugin. This is a panorama photo stitcher.
However, photo stitching is inherently demanding of memory, CPU,
and read-write temporary file access. You may find that Hugin is too much for your device.
pacman -S hugin
- FontForge. You can create sophisticated new fonts, or edit existing fonts, using
this excellent font editor:
pacman -S fontforge
- There are many other programs that can be installed. But understand that you can only
install packages built for your device, from the Arch Linux ARM project. Not all Linux
programs, indeed not all Arch Linux programs, are available.
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3.8. Multimedia: Good and Bad News
- If you intend to play or manipulate multimedia files, then you are in for a world of hurt.
For this reason, alaterm does not come with multimedia support.
- Since your Android device already has high-quality multimedia support,
via native Android apps, there is no reason to use alaterm.
- The good news: If you do not need to play audio-video, but merely wish to edit
the file, that can be done using the command-line program ffmpeg:
pacman -S ffmpeg
- You can find many web pages describing how to use ffmpeg,
such as this one.
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3.9. HEIF/HEIC libde265, libmad, libmpeg2
- HEIC/HEIF and libde265
Many modern handheld devices save screenshots and photos in heic/heif format,
also known as h265. This is especially true for Apple phones.
At the time I write this, the native alaterm software for handling
heif/heic is rejected by Android security policies. This is not a fundamental problem,
and perhaps it will be fixed in the future, if the Arch Linux ARM project does it.
In the meantime, you have choices:
- 1. If you absolutely must open or save heic/heif still images within alaterm,
you can compile the fixed version of the necessary software, libde265.
The compiler suite takes up about 250MB space, and compilation takes about 25 minutes.
For your convenience, alaterm includes a script that does it all:
compile-libde265
- 2. If you have Android 9 or later (not sure about 8), then there are numerous
Android apps capable of opening heic/heif and exporting or saving to another
format such as jpeg. Some of them will convert jpeg to heic/heif.
- 3. There are online image converter services. Upload the heic/heif, then
download the image converted to jpeg or whatever. Also works in reverse.
- libmad and libmpeg2
Although alaterm does not normally support multimedia, some programs will run after
clever hacking. Maybe some day I will tell you how to do it, maybe not. In any case,
programs requiring libmad or libmpeg2 will fail, unless you replace the alaterm packages
with locally compiled versions. Fortunately, alaterm has scripts for that:
compile-libmad
compile-libmpeg2
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