Rat Race
Full Price Feature
"What! Full Price Feature?!" Believe me, I am as shocked as you are. I fully expected to come out of that theatre with a couple of amusing moments, smiling maybe, nut not much more. I can't give away what was funny about the movie without ruining it, so I will have to rely on detailing our reaction to the film. Not only did I laugh my freakin' butt off (as did my three very diverse companions) pretty much the whole time (after a mite slow beginning), but the four of us were still cracking up, loudly, walking out of the theatre and into the car and most of the drive home. We recollected all our favorite moments, which were legion, and laughed afresh. It was the simple, unaffected laughter of delight in simple, easy pleasure. Guffawing, if you will. Now that's funny! Remember in the date montage in Naked Gun when Leslie Nielsen and Priscilla Presley come out of Platoon clutching their guts and laughing? That was us, except instead of Platoon, it was Rat Race! So, with my pricing schema of dollar value for entertainment received, this is indeed a Full Price Feature. I want to see it again!
Now if course I have built it up too much, but I have peeked at ratings on other sites and they seem to agree. What looks like a disjointed, multi-storyline wackofest is actually a beautifully shot, action-packed comedy with a little something for everyone. Some of the jokes telegraph themselves a mile away, and a lot of people seem to crash vehicles through fences, but for some reason, it all works! My favorite shot, which I do not want to give away, literally had me hopping up in down in my seat, even though it was apparent what would happen and how it would be, it was the execution that was so hilarious. It was like a cartoon come to life, in a good way. If you need your humor to be dry and verbose, well, you weren't honestly expecting that after looking at those creepy big-head-big-hand posters, were you? I hope you like those images because they also are the main visual crux of the official movie site and the opening credits.
The characters are a diverse group of actors and comedians who have very little character interaction outside of their teams in the race, yet the sense of working together to a common comedic goal is still felt. A good story involves the dynamics between people, but this story can rely on the over-reaching theme of greed to unite the people who are otherwise apart on screen. But the miniature teams of one or 2 or 4 all have their own magic as well. It's the details, however, that really make it work. I wish I could give away things but I fear the trailer has already done some of that for me. I never would have seen it if not for the previews, so I guess it was a necessary evil. I now wish to see the original film upon which this one was based, It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, to see if it compares.
Bizarre situation exacerbated by wicked machination with reincorporation and huge reaction equals comedy. There's slapstick, situational humor, subtle physicality, tumbling disaster, Darwin-award behavior, good natured humor, mistaken identity, peril, insanity, over-the-top, observational humor, corn-pone chuckles, surreal visual gags, and even an homage to a classic Lucy episode - whatever you like, they got it! It's a Zucker film. So go get it!
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Default complexity regulation strategy. This strategy provides a choice of hard/absolute complexity ceiling or a ceiling relative to the complexity at the end of the most recent simplification phase. The strategy transitions from complexifying to simplifying when the ceiling is reached. Transitioning from simplifying to complexifying occurs when complexity is no longer falling and complexity is below the ceiling. This is determined by tracking a complexity moving average calculated over the past N generations. More...
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Default complexity regulation strategy. This strategy provides a choice of hard/absolute complexity ceiling or a ceiling relative to the complexity at the end of the most recent simplification phase. The strategy transitions from complexifying to simplifying when the ceiling is reached. Transitioning from simplifying to complexifying occurs when complexity is no longer falling and complexity is below the ceiling. This is determined by tracking a complexity moving average calculated over the past N generations.
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Construct the complexity regulation strategy with the provided regulation parameters.
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: The bullpen situation should be clear now. author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 865 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=865 date: '2009-05-16 18:14:35 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-05-17 00:14:35 +0000' categories: - Ownership - Relief Pitching tags: - Angels - Jim Hendry - Lou Piniella - Roy Oswalt - Sean Marshall - Kevin Gregg - Bobby Scales - Randy Wells - Florida Marlins comments: [] ---
This bullpen is not good enough. It will plague the team all season. Hendry should recognize that now and make some drastic changes. Spend money, deal some guys, do what it takes.
Today's display was disgusting and although I didn't watch all of the post-game with Lou, I was amazed at how much he defended and made excuses for Gregg. Of course, I understand how things work and it wouldn't surprise me if things weren't a little different in his office when cameras weren't around. If Lou was half as mad as I was storming around my house, heads will roll. I should be happy that the Cubs beat Roy Oswalt, but as far as I'm concerned, that game was a loss. But Bobby Scales should hold his head high. I believe he's earned a place in every Cubs fan's heart.
I'm not sold on the idea that Gregg will cut it. Florida fans sure seemed awful happy to get rid of him.
Easy win for Marshall and tough no-decision for Wells.
The only thing shorter than Marshall's 3-pitch win today was John Lackey's 2 pitch season debut for the Angels.


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I'm looking forward to this year, but it looks like it will be a fairly busy one. I'm away for at least a week every month till foreseeable future! Courses, demonstrating, conferences, workshops, fieldwork - you name it, I'm doing it.
I'm excited, but also a bit apprehensive, as I've been struggling with my schedule a bit so far and this is likely to upset things. Hopefully I can figure out a way to deal with it.


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1: // Copyright lowRISC contributors.
2: // Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0, see LICENSE for details.
3: // SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
4: //
5: // AES Canright SBox package
6: //
7: // For details, see the following documents:
8: // - Canright, "A very compact Rijndael S-box", technical report
9: // available at https://hdl.handle.net/10945/25608
10: // - Canright, "A very compact 'perfectly masked' S-box for AES (corrected)", paper
11: // available at https://eprint.iacr.org/2009/011.pdf
12:
13: package aes_sbox_canright_pkg;
14:
15: // Multiplication in GF(2^2), using normal basis [Omega^2, Omega]
16: // (see Figure 14 in the technical report)
17: function automatic logic [1:0] aes_mul_gf2p2(logic [1:0] g, logic [1:0] d);
18: logic [1:0] f;
19: logic a, b, c;
20: a = g[1] & d[1];
21: b = (^g) & (^d);
22: c = g[0] & d[0];
23: f[1] = a ^ b;
24: f[0] = c ^ b;
25: return f;
26: endfunction
27:
28: // Scale by Omega^2 = N in GF(2^2), using normal basis [Omega^2, Omega]
29: // (see Figure 16 in the technical report)
30: function automatic logic [1:0] aes_scale_omega2_gf2p2(logic [1:0] g);
31: logic [1:0] d;
32: d[1] = g[0];
33: d[0] = g[1] ^ g[0];
34: return d;
35: endfunction
36:
37: // Scale by Omega = N^2 in GF(2^2), using normal basis [Omega^2, Omega]
38: // (see Figure 15 in the technical report)
39: function automatic logic [1:0] aes_scale_omega_gf2p2(logic [1:0] g);
40: logic [1:0] d;
41: d[1] = g[1] ^ g[0];
42: d[0] = g[1];
43: return d;
44: endfunction
45:
46: // Square in GF(2^2), using normal basis [Omega^2, Omega]
47: // (see Figures 8 and 10 in the technical report)
48: function automatic logic [1:0] aes_square_gf2p2(logic [1:0] g);
49: logic [1:0] d;
50: d[1] = g[0];
51: d[0] = g[1];
52: return d;
53: endfunction
54:
55: // Multiplication in GF(2^4), using normal basis [alpha^8, alpha^2]
56: // (see Figure 13 in the technical report)
57: function automatic logic [3:0] aes_mul_gf2p4(logic [3:0] gamma, logic [3:0] delta);
58: logic [3:0] theta;
59: logic [1:0] a, b, c;
60: a = aes_mul_gf2p2(gamma[3:2], delta[3:2]);
61: b = aes_mul_gf2p2(gamma[3:2] ^ gamma[1:0], delta[3:2] ^ delta[1:0]);
62: c = aes_mul_gf2p2(gamma[1:0], delta[1:0]);
63: theta[3:2] = a ^ aes_scale_omega2_gf2p2(b);
64: theta[1:0] = c ^ aes_scale_omega2_gf2p2(b);
65: return theta;
66: endfunction
67:
68: // Square and scale by nu in GF(2^4)/GF(2^2), using normal basis [alpha^8, alpha^2]
69: // (see Figure 19 as well as Appendix A of the technical report)
70: function automatic logic [3:0] aes_square_scale_gf2p4_gf2p2(logic [3:0] gamma);
71: logic [3:0] delta;
72: logic [1:0] a, b;
73: a = gamma[3:2] ^ gamma[1:0];
74: b = aes_square_gf2p2(gamma[1:0]);
75: delta[3:2] = aes_square_gf2p2(a);
76: delta[1:0] = aes_scale_omega_gf2p2(b);
77: return delta;
78: endfunction
79:
80: // Basis conversion matrices to convert between polynomial basis A, normal basis X
81: // and basis S incorporating the bit matrix of the SBox. More specifically,
82: // multiplication by X2X performs the transformation from normal basis X into
83: // polynomial basis A, followed by the affine transformation (substep 2). Likewise,
84: // multiplication by S2X performs the inverse affine transformation followed by the
85: // transformation from polynomial basis A to normal basis X.
86: // (see Appendix A of the technical report)
87: parameter logic [7:0] A2X [8] = '{8'h98, 8'hf3, 8'hf2, 8'h48, 8'h09, 8'h81, 8'ha9, 8'hff};
88: parameter logic [7:0] X2A [8] = '{8'h64, 8'h78, 8'h6e, 8'h8c, 8'h68, 8'h29, 8'hde, 8'h60};
89: parameter logic [7:0] X2S [8] = '{8'h58, 8'h2d, 8'h9e, 8'h0b, 8'hdc, 8'h04, 8'h03, 8'h24};
90: parameter logic [7:0] S2X [8] = '{8'h8c, 8'h79, 8'h05, 8'heb, 8'h12, 8'h04, 8'h51, 8'h53};
91:
92: endpackage
93:


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The Mask of Zorro (1998)
A Film Review by Mark O'Hara
Zorro and I have a history. Whenever I could find Guy Williams in the Disney series, his big shoulders swinging the sword to make the fat sergeant's pants fall, I watched with fascination. Here was a show that had fun following a formula, that advertised its lack of seriousness.
The show hooked me on action and adventure, clearing the way for my Friday-night addiction to THE WILD, WILD WEST. As long as I didn't sit too close to the set, my parents let me watch as much as I wanted.
THE MASK OF ZORRO wants the audience to enjoy itself, and succeeds in most of its purpose. The film is longish for a story that smacks of movie serials; but enough swordplay, pursuit and explosions pack the minutes that the viewing experience is certainly never boring - and only slightly repetitive.
As Don Diego de la Vega, Anthony Hopkins wins our regard effortlessly. He plays a Zorro who, only a few minutes into the film, communicates the essential traits of the character. Saber blazing, he defeats countless Spanish soldiers, rescues peasants whose execution was the bait that drew him, and finally, confronts the despicable governor Rafael Montero (Stuart Wilson). Although Zorro escapes to show his familial tenderness at home, telling stories to baby Elena and kissing wife Esperanza (Julietta Rosen), the gentleman soon loses all that matters to him. He is thrown into a terrible California prison just as Montero returns to Spain, accompanied by Don Diego's stolen infant.
The other plot involving injustice and greed centers on a couple of Mexican outlaws, the Murieta brothers, and a red-bearded mercenary named Captain Harrison Love (Matt Letscher). The action has jumped 20 years, and fate has thrown together Alejandro Murieta (Antonio Banderas) and Don Diego, who has escaped from his dungeon in a manner dreamed up even before Alexander Dumas. It is the classic mentor-apprentice relationship: one of the producers has even described it as Merlin teaching Arthur. Credit goes to the director, Martin Campbell, for not spending too much time on the scenes in which the at-first inept Alejandro learns the craft from the elder Zorro and then assumes the mask himself.
Banderas is the most convincing Zorro yet. His looks and accent only assist his comic timing and physical coordination. (I confess it was hard to tell which was Banderas and which was the stuntman, especially in scenes showing Zorro masked. But Banderas does a good deal of the fencing and fighting himself.) Veteran combatant coach Bob Anderson did a masterful job with the male leads, as well as with Catherine Zeta-Jones (the adult Elena). I can envision Banderas returning every few years for more slice-'em-up action - another old product remade into a franchise.
Technical aspects of THE MASK OF ZORRO are mostly smooth and transparent. The sets are remarkable for their size and accuracy. Many of the colors are probably too brilliant for nineteenth-century textiles and paint, but the buildings - and especially the scaffolding of a gold mine worked by enslaved peasants and political prisoners - contribute much to the storytelling. The editing also pushes the story ahead rapidly. In fact, very few scenes exist only to develop character. I do not expect to see Elena brushing her hair or Zorro nursing his sore muscles; but I would argue that the film is too tightly edited. We see loads of action (and countless fights between our hero and the same baddies), with little connective tissue. As I write this I remember, though, that Martin Campbell is known in part for his action films: THE MASK OF ZORRO even copies the openings and closings of James Bond. Zorro swirls his cape and, turning to the audience, carves a burning "Z".
In the end, the film's action has fashioned a tone that is almost tongue-in-cheek. We know the formula; we've known it since we were kids. Some of the fights are so deliciously over-the-top that they set my son and me laughing out loud. Unlike several recent disappointments, THE MASK OF ZORRO works hard but knows when to lighten up.
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The Web and Internet in whole is an increasingly important resource in many aspects of our life which includes: education, employment, government, commerce, health care, recreation, and more. It is important that the Web be accessible to everyone in order to provide equal access and equal opportunity to people with disabilities. An accessible Web can help people with disabilities participate more actively in society.
Also, an accessible website is often one of the easiest ways to do business with many people with disabilities, for instance, people who cannot read print material, people who have difficulty going to a physical store or mall, and others. Furthermore, what you do for accessibility overlaps with other best practices such as mobile Web design, usability, and search engine optimization (SEO)
An accessible website gives access to information and interaction for many people with disabilities. That is, the accessibility barriers to print, audio, and visual media can be much more easily overcome through Web technologies.
I suggest reading “Social Factors in Developing a Web Accessibility Business Case for Your Organization” which shows how the Web impacts the lives of people with disabilities and Web accessibility as an aspect of corporate social responsibility.
Another important consideration for organizations is that Web accessibility is required by laws and policies in some cases. WAI Web Accessibility Policy Resources links to resources for addressing legal and policy factors within organizations, including a list of relevant laws and policies around the world.
Participants will be able to:
Read through the a11y slideshow.
Try navigating a website with your keyboard only. Start with www.trello.com.
Things to pay attention to:
Next, navigate a website you use often (e.g. GitHub, Gmail, Facebook, LinkedIn).
Myth: Accessibility is just for people with disabilities Fact: Accessibility benefits everyone using the web
Myth: We only need to consider color contrast when designing for vision impairments Fact: We also need to consider text size, line height, font,


I'm a city gal, born and raised in the Big Apple. I like drugs, a lot. That's why I moved to Albuquerque. Because I wanted to be nearer to Walter White. But then, after moving here in September, I realized that you can't get close to Walter, mostly because of Covid, but also because he's an elusive mo'fo. (I'm from NYC, we talk like that.)
So, I decided to shack up with this dude that I've actually known for a long time, and now I've got a rock on my finger (not the Walter White kind of rock). He's from the 'Turkey (I can talk like that because I'm a local now), so his whole family is here and I thought his family might not like my previous profession, so, here I am! Getting out of drugs and into ...uhhh....this. I might need drugs to get through it.
Also, I like beer (which is sort of a drug) and La Cumbre is my favorite beer. Hands down. Their Hefeweizen is nice for the morning, fruity, you know? And I prefer their Elevated IPA to get me through the afternoon, the stiff stuff. My daily stash is pictured above. I really like New Mexico now. (I also like the Oxford comma.)
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Writing Managed Bean Methods
Methods of a managed bean can perform several application-specific functions for components on the page. These functions include
Performing processing associated with navigation
Handling action events
Performing validation on the component’s value
Handling value-change events
By using a managed bean to perform these functions, you eliminate the need to implement the Validator interface to handle the validation or one of the listener interfaces to handle events. Also, by using a managed bean instead of a Validator implementation to perform validation, you eliminate the need to create a custom tag for the Validator implementation.
In general, it’s good practice to include these methods in the same managed bean that defines the properties for the components referencing these methods. The reason for doing so is that the methods might need to access the component’s data to determine how to handle the event or to perform the validation associated with the component.
The following sections explain how to write various types of managed bean methods.
Writing a Method to Handle Navigation
An action method, a managed bean method that handles navigation processing, must be a public method that takes no parameters and returns an Object, which is the logical outcome that the navigation system uses to determine the page to display next. This method is referenced using the component tag’s action attribute.
The following action method is from the managed bean CashierBean, which is invoked when a user clicks the Submit button on the page. If the user has ordered more than $100 worth of books, this method sets the rendered properties of the fanClub and specialOffer components to true, causing them to be displayed on the page the next time that page is rendered.
After setting the components’ rendered properties to true, this method returns the logical outcome null. This causes the JavaServer Faces implementation to rerender the page without creating a new view of the page, retaining the customer’s input. If this method were to return purchase, which is the logical outcome to use to advance to a payment page, the page would rerender without retaining the customer’s input. In this case, you want to rerender the page without clearing the data.
If the user does not purchase more than $100 worth of books, or if the thankYou component has already been rendered, the method returns bookreceipt. The JavaServer Faces implementation loads the bookreceipt.xhtml page after this method returns:
public String submit() { ... if ((cart().getTotal() > 100.00) && !specialOffer.isRendered()) { specialOfferText.setRendered(true); specialOffer.setRendered(true); return null; } else if (specialOffer.isRendered() && !thankYou.isRendered()) { thankYou.setRendered(true); return null; } else { ... cart.clear(); return ("bookreceipt"); } }
Typically, an action method will return a String outcome, as shown in the previous example. Alternatively, you can define an Enum class that encapsulates all possible outcome strings and then make an action method return an enum constant, which represents a particular String outcome defined by the Enum class.
The following example uses an Enum class to encapsulate all logical outcomes:
public enum Navigation { main, accountHist, accountList, atm, atmAck, transferFunds, transferAck, error }
When it returns an outcome, an action method uses the dot notation to reference the outcome from the Enum class:
public Object submit(){ ... return Navigation.accountHist; }
The section Referencing a Method That Performs Navigation explains how a component tag references this method. The section Writing Properties Bound to Component Instances explains how to write the bean properties to which the components are bound.
Writing a Method to Handle an Action Event
A managed bean method that handles an action event must be a public method that accepts an action event and returns void. This method is referenced using the component tag’s actionListener attribute. Only components that implement javax.faces.component.ActionSource can refer to this method.
In the following example, a method from a managed bean named ActionBean processes the event of a user clicking one of the hyperlinks on the page:
public void chooseBookFromLink(ActionEvent event) { String current = event.getComponent().getId(); FacesContext context = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance(); String bookId = books.get(current); context.getExternalContext().getSessionMap().put("bookId", bookId); }
This method gets the component that generated the event from the event object; then it gets the component’s ID, which is a code for the book. The method matches the code against a HashMap object that contains the book codes and corresponding book ID values. Finally, the method sets the book ID by using the selected value from the HashMap object.
Referencing a Method That Handles an Action Event explains how a component tag references this method.
Writing a Method to Perform Validation
Instead of implementing the Validator interface to perform validation for a component, you can include a method in a managed bean to take care of validating input for the component. A managed bean method that performs validation must accept a FacesContext, the component whose data must be validated, and the data to be validated, just as the validate method of the Validator interface does. A component refers to the managed bean method by using its validator attribute. Only values of UIInput components or values of components that extend UIInput can be validated.
Here is an example of a managed bean method that validates user input, from The guessnumber CDI Example:
public void validateNumberRange(FacesContext context, UIComponent toValidate, Object value) { if (remainingGuesses <= 0) { FacesMessage message = new FacesMessage("No guesses left!"); context.addMessage(toValidate.getClientId(context), message); ((UIInput) toValidate).setValid(false); return; } int input = (Integer) value; if (input < minimum || input > maximum) { ((UIInput) toValidate).setValid(false); FacesMessage message = new FacesMessage("Invalid guess"); context.addMessage(toValidate.getClientId(context), message); } }
The validateNumberRange method performs two different validations
If the user has run out of guesses, the method sets the valid property of the UIInput component to false. Then it queues a message onto the FacesContext instance, associating the message with the component ID, and returns.
If the user has some remaining guesses, the method then retrieves the local value of the component. If the input value is outside the allowable range, the method again sets the valid property of the UIInput component to false, queues a different message on the FacesContext instance, and returns.
See Referencing a Method That Performs Validation for information on how a component tag references this method.
Writing a Method to Handle a Value-Change Event
A managed bean that handles a value-change event must use a public method that accepts a value-change event and returns void. This method is referenced using the component’s valueChangeListener attribute. This section explains how to write a managed bean method to replace the ValueChangeListener implementation.
The following example tag comes from Registering a Value-Change Listener on a Component, where the h:inputText tag with the id of name has a ValueChangeListener instance registered on it. This ValueChangeListener instance handles the event of entering a value in the field corresponding to the component. When the user enters a value, a value-change event is generated, and the processValueChange(ValueChangeEvent) method of the ValueChangeListener class is invoked:
<h:inputText id="name" size="30" value="#{cashier.name}" required="true" requiredMessage="#{bundle.ReqCustomerName}"> <f:valueChangeListener type="dukesbookstore.listeners.NameChanged" /> </h:inputText>
Instead of implementing ValueChangeListener, you can write a managed bean method to handle this event. To do this, you move the processValueChange(ValueChangeEvent) method from the ValueChangeListener class, called NameChanged, to your managed bean.
Here is the managed bean method that processes the event of entering a value in the name field on the page:
public void processValueChange(ValueChangeEvent event) throws AbortProcessingException { if (null != event.getNewValue()) { FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext(). getSessionMap().put("name", event.getNewValue()); } }
To make this method handle the ValueChangeEvent generated by an input component, reference this method from the component tag’s valueChangeListener attribute. See Referencing a Method That Handles a Value-Change Event for more information.


Tip: If you don't include a label for every input, screen readers will have trouble with your forms. You can hide the labels for all devices, except screen readers, by using the .sr-only
class:
A horizontal form means that the labels are aligned next to the input fiield (horizontal) on large and medium screens. On small screens (767px and below), it will transform to a vertical form (labels are placed on top of each input).
Additional rules for a horizontal form:
.form-horizontal
to the <form>
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to all <label>
elements
Tip: Use Bootstrap's predefined grid classes to align labels and groups of form controls in a horizontal layout.
The following example creates a horizontal form with two input fields, one checkbox, and one submit button.


Injury Update For Pittsburgh Steelers RB James Conner
by Matt HladikPittsburgh Steelers running back James Conner left Thursday’s loss to the Cleveland Browns after re-aggravating a shoulder injury. Conner was one of four Steelers to go down in the first half alone.
The third-year pro had already missed two games this season due to his ailing shoulder. Fortunately, it looks like Conner dodged a major bullet this time.
According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, Conner’s injury is not worse than it had been before he played on Thursday. He may be able to play this Sunday, but it is too early to tell.
Conner leads Pittsburgh with 390 rushing yards and four touchdowns on the season. He also has 30 receptions for 242 yards and a pair of scores.
Jaylen Samuels will receive most of the reps if Conner can’t go against Cincinnati. He carried five times for 26 yards against the Browns.
At 5-5, the Steelers are still in the AFC playoff mix. However, they probably need to win at least four of their final six games to reach the postseason.


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I totally wanted to go to GUADEC, but couldn’t for various reasons (time and money, mostly). It was almost like being there, though, when I was able to make fun of Dave during his talk by proxy. Seriously. I think next year each room should have a projector showing a moderated IRC channel where people can ask questions.
Work has been going well lately, finally getting back into the groove after being pulled in different directions for a while.
Wedding plans are progressing, invitations went out last week. Really starting to hit home now :)
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public interface SessionManagerConfiguration
SessionManager
. Any given CycSession will be configured by
a CycSessionConfiguration
, whereas a SessionManagerConfiguration configures the
SessionManager which produces and manages CycSessions.
SessionManagerConfiguration implementations should be immutable, or at least unmodifiable, and a SessionManager should receive exactly one instance, during its instantiation.
SessionManagerConfigurationProperties
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getDefaultSessionOptions()
Returns an immutable set of options, which may provide the default values for
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Properties |
getRawProperties()
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Is the SessionManager permitted to cache configurations? This is useful when loading
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boolean isGuiInteractionAllowed()
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boolean isServerPatchingAllowed()
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boolean isServerReleasedWhenAllSessionsAreClosed()
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boolean isSessionAutoCreationAllowed()
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SessionManagerConfigurationProperties.SESSION_AUTO_CREATION_ALLOWED_DEFAULT_VALUE
boolean isSessionCachingAllowed()
SessionOptions.DefaultSessionOptions getDefaultSessionOptions()
CycSession.getOptions()
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If the implementing class was initialized with a Properties object, this method will return an
exact copy of that Properties object. This may mean that it will contain properties which are
not used by the Session API; for example, in the case of a SessionManagerConfiguration
initialized by a call to System.getProperties()
.
If the implementing class was not initialized by a Properties object, it is up to the implementation to determine what to return; see the implementation's javadoc.
Regardless of implementation, this method should never return null; it should always return, at least, an empty Properties object. Each call to this method will return a fresh copy of the Properties; changes to the Properties will not be persisted. Likewise, changing values in the resulting Properties object will not change the values returned by any methods on the SessionManagerConfiguration object.
Copyright © 2015–2018 Cycorp, Inc. All rights reserved.


The concept of a source module is explained in ref-mod-som. For any goal, the applicable source module is determined when the goal is compiled rather than when it is executed.
A procedure that needs to refer to the source module has arguments
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when code is consulted, compiled or asserted
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| GeneratedClosure | Marker interface to identify closures generated by the groovy compiler. |
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| ArrayUtil | This is a generated class used internally during the writing of bytecode within the CallSiteWriter logic. |
| BytecodeInterface8 | This class contains methods special to optimizations used directly from bytecode in Groovy 1.8 |
| ClassExtender | A helper class used by the runtime to allow Groovy classes to be extended at runtime |
| ComposedClosure | A wrapper for Closure to support composition. |
| ConversionHandler | This class is a general adapter to map a call to a Java interface to a given delegate. |
| ConvertedClosure | This class is a general adapter to adapt a closure to any Java interface. |
| ConvertedMap | This class is a general adapter to adapt a map of closures to any Java interface. |
| CurriedClosure | A wrapper for Closure to support currying. |
| DateGroovyMethods | This class defines new groovy methods which appear on normal JDK Date and Calendar classes inside the Groovy environment. |
| DefaultCachedMethodKey | A default implementation of MethodKey |
| DefaultGroovyMethods | This class defines new groovy methods which appear on normal JDK classes inside the Groovy environment. |
| DefaultGroovyMethodsSupport | Support methods for DefaultGroovyMethods and PluginDefaultMethods. |
| DefaultGroovyMethodsSupport.RangeInfo | |
| DefaultGroovyStaticMethods | This class defines all the new static groovy methods which appear on normal JDK classes inside the Groovy environment. |
| DefaultMethodKey | A default implementation of MethodKey |
| EncodingGroovyMethods | This class defines all the encoding/decoding groovy methods which enhance the normal JDK classes when inside the Groovy environment. |
| FlushingStreamWriter | Stream writer which flushes after each write operation. |
| GStringImpl | Default implementation of a GString used by the compiler. |
| GroovyCategorySupport | @author sam |
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| IOGroovyMethods | This class defines new groovy methods for Files, URLs, URIs which appear on normal JDK classes inside the Groovy environment. |
| InvokerHelper | A static helper class to make bytecode generation easier and act as a facade over the Invoker |
| IteratorClosureAdapter | A closure which stores calls in a List so that method calls can be iterated over in a 'yield' style way |
| MetaClassHelper | @author John Wilson |
| MethodClosure | Represents a method on an object using a closure which can be invoked at any time |
| MethodKey | An abstract base class for a key used for comparators and Map keys to lookup a method by name and parameter types |
| MethodRankHelper | Utility class for MissingMethodException, MissingPropertyException etc. |
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| NumberAwareComparator | Compares two objects using Groovy's friendly comparison algorithm, i.e. |
| ProcessGroovyMethods | This class defines new groovy methods which appear on normal JDK classes related to process management. |
| ProcessGroovyMethods.ProcessRunner | A Runnable which waits for a process to complete together with a notification scheme allowing another thread to wait a maximum number of seconds for the process to complete before killing it. |
| ProxyGeneratorAdapter | A proxy generator responsible for mapping a map of closures to a class implementing a list of interfaces. |
| ReflectionMethodInvoker | Utility class to call methods through reflection, and falls through using the Invoker to call the method if it fails.
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| Reflector | Provides as alternative to reflection using bytecode generation. |
| RegexSupport | Used to store the last regex match. |
| ResourceGroovyMethods | This class defines new groovy methods for Readers, Writers, InputStreams and OutputStreams which appear on normal JDK classes inside the Groovy environment. |
| ReverseListIterator | A reverse iterator over a list. |
| ScriptBytecodeAdapter | A static helper class to interface bytecode and runtime |
| ScriptReference | Represents a reference to a variable in a script |
| ScriptTestAdapter | An adapter to make any Groovy Script class an instance of a JUnit Test |
| SocketGroovyMethods | This class defines new groovy methods for Sockets which enhance JDK classes inside the Groovy environment. |
| SqlGroovyMethods | This class defines all the new SQL-related groovy methods which enhance the normal JDK SQL classes when inside the Groovy environment. |
| StackTraceUtils | Originally was grails.utils.GrailsUtils, removed some grails specific stuff. |
| StringBufferWriter | This class codes around a silly limiation of StringWriter which doesn't allow a StringBuffer to be passed in as a constructor for some bizarre reason. |
| StringGroovyMethods | This class defines new groovy methods which appear on String-related JDK classes (String, CharSequence, Matcher) inside the Groovy environment. |
| SwingGroovyMethods | This class defines all the new Swing-related groovy methods which enhance the normal JDK Swing classes when inside the Groovy environment. |
| WritableFile | A Writable File. |
| XmlGroovyMethods | This class defines all the new XML-related groovy methods which enhance the normal JDK XML classes when inside the Groovy environment. |
| Exception Summary | |
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| InvokerInvocationException | An exception thrown if a method is called and an exception occurred |
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ArUco Unity
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OpenCV's ArUco Marker Detection module adapted for Unity 5.
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Inherits ArucoUnity.Objects.ArucoObject.
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| override void | Awake () |
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| override void | OnPropertyUpdated () |
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| abstract void | UpdateBoard () |
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| Protected Member Functions inherited from ArucoUnity.Objects.ArucoObject | |
| abstract void | UpdateArucoHashCode () |
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| virtual void | OnPropertyUpdating () |
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| int | MarginsSize [get, set] |
| The size of the margins in pixels (default: 0). Used by the Creators. More... | |
| Cv.Size | ImageSize [get, protected set] |
| The image size for drawing the board. More... | |
| Aruco.Board | Board [get, protected set] |
| The associated board from the ArucoUnity plugin library. More... | |
| float | AxisLength [get, protected set] |
| The length of the axis lines when drawn on the board. More... | |
| Cv.Vec3d | Rvec [get, set] |
| The estimated rotation vector of the board when tracked. More... | |
| Cv.Vec3d | Tvec [get, set] |
| The estimated translation vector of the board when tracked. More... | |
| Properties inherited from ArucoUnity.Objects.ArucoObject | |
| int | ArucoHashCode [get, protected set] |
| Aruco.Dictionary | Dictionary [get, set] |
| The dictionary to use. More... | |
| float | MarkerSideLength [get, set] |
| The side length of each marker. In pixels for Creators. In meters for Trackers and Calibrators. More... | |
| int | MarkerBorderBits [get, set] |
| Number of bits in marker borders (default: 1). Used by Creators. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from ArucoUnity.Objects.ArucoObject | |
| delegate void | ArucoObjectEventHandler (ArucoObject arucoObject) |
| Events inherited from ArucoUnity.Objects.ArucoObject | |
| ArucoObjectEventHandler | PropertyUpdating = delegate { } |
| Executed before a property is going to be updated. More... | |
| ArucoObjectEventHandler | PropertyUpdated = delegate { } |
| Executed after a property has been updated. More... | |
Describes the shared properties of the ArUco boards.
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inlineprotectedvirtual |
Initialize the properties.
Reimplemented from ArucoUnity.Objects.ArucoObject.
|
inlineprotectedvirtual |
Call the event PropertyUpdated.
Reimplemented from ArucoUnity.Objects.ArucoObject.
|
protectedpure virtual |
Update the Board property.
Implemented in ArucoUnity.Objects.ArucoCharucoBoard, and ArucoUnity.Objects.ArucoGridBoard.
|
getprotected set |
The length of the axis lines when drawn on the board.
|
getprotected set |
The associated board from the ArucoUnity plugin library.
|
getprotected set |
The image size for drawing the board.
|
getset |
The size of the margins in pixels (default: 0). Used by the Creators.
|
getset |
The estimated rotation vector of the board when tracked.
|
getset |
The estimated translation vector of the board when tracked.


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A few weeks ago I wrote one post,
demonstrating parallel matrix multiplication on GPGPU using
Vulkan Compute API, where the speed up obtained compared to single threaded version was quite
substantial. But last week while working on some other problem, where matrix multiplication was
a necessary step, I discovered there are other ways to partition matrix multiplication problem into subproblems, which brings
better speed up. These ways leverage GPGPU hardware capabilities in a better fashion, which essentially
speeds up this data parallel computation. Matrix multiplication itself is easily parallelizable
due to absence of dependencies among computational steps, which requires lesser synchronization,
meaning all employed threads can work on a single ( unique ) memory location, without resulting into
conflict ( read data races ).
Today I'd like to spend sometime in explaining what I've discovered.
In all version of matrix multiplication each cell of resulting matrix is computed
independently, by element-wise multiplying & summing respective row & col. If C[i, j] is being computed
then respective thread will read elements from Ai, _ & B_, j i.e. i-th row of A & j-th column of B
and multiply them element-wise, sum of those will be stored in C[i, j]. For square matrices of dimension N x N,
it'll result into 2*N-many reads from different memory locations. Each worker thread does same i.e. N*N-many worker
threads each to read 2*N values. Operand matrices are stored in global memory, accessing those introduces
high latency, resulting into slowed down computation.
This issue can be resolved to some extent by making use of local memory available
to each work group.
This is how a naive matrix multiplication kernel can be written.
Notice, when WorkGroup0 computes cells (0, 0) & (0, 1), it accesses same row i.e. A0
multiple times. Similarly when cell (1, 0) & (1, 1) are computed, row A1 is accessed multiple times, from global
memory. I can club some memory access of cells living in same row of resulting matrix C. I make use of
local memory where I store common portion of left operand matrix A i.e. A0 while computing cell (0, 0) & (0, 1).
In this tiled matrix multiplication, each work group uses 1-dimensional local buffer to store tile ( read portion of cells
from left multiplicand matrix ). When computing cells, some operands are read from local memory ( think of it as cache, living in faster memory ), which is
faster than global memory, resulting into speed up. But also notice, if I'm going to make use of
local memory, I should first make sure this local memory is filled up, before it's used
as operand store. This calls for making use of barriers, which provides me with nice
synchronization technique among all work items of work group in execution. Using barrier, ensures
all work items are going to see all side effects, performed by other work items in same work group, once past the barrier.
Along with memory visibility guarantee, it also gives one execution flow guarantee, where it's ensured that until all work items
of same work group arrive at that barrier, none will be able to proceed. After this barrier, each work item
can proceed with tiled cell computation. Only I need to make sure tile width properly
divides width of matrix i.e. N.
I notice one more thing, if I consider using 1D local buffer along with
2D workgroup size, it'll result into data race. If I keep using 2D workgroup size,
WorkGroup0 computes cell (0, 0), (0, 1), (1, 0) & (1, 1). Now cell (0, 0) & (0, 1)
are interested in same row of operand matrix A, while cell (1, 0) & (1, 1) are interested in something else.
With 1D local buffer, work items computing cell (0, 0) & (0, 1) attempts to fill up buffer with elements of A0, whereas
work items (1, 0) & (1, 1) attempt to do same on same memory slice --- data race.
For avoiding this problem, I simply use 1D local buffer of width B along with workgroup size of (1, B), so that
only cells across same row are computed by work items in same workgroup --- no more data race.
I found, introduction of local memory buffer in matrix multiplication kernel
speeds up computation but it calls for more synchronization among work-items in a work-group,
using barrier(s). Synchronization burdens work items, lowering speedup which could be obtained
in absence of them.
So I discovered subgroups, which can be considered subset of work-items
in a work-group. Subgroups provide me with powerful in-built functions, which can be applied
on whole work group itself, rather than each work item applying on self & then synchronizing using other
means like barrier. Notice, I'm using 1D local buffer of width B, where B work items accessing
B memory locations from local buffer --- resulting into total B*B memory accesses for each tile.
Let's take a look at this code snippet from last kernel.
As I mentioned subgroup collective functions can be applied on whole subgroup, instead of each individual work items, this can be leveraged for reducing B*B memory accesses for each tile to only B many of those. Single work item reads memory address acc_local[i], remaining (B-1)-many work items hear broadcast. Broadcast collective function gives me way to avoid barriers --- substantiallly decreasing explicit synchronization cost. This approach indeed enhances computational speed up obtained.
I run 3 parallel matrix multiplication implementations with 1024x1024 operand matrices, in order, on both CPU & GPGPU and obtain following result. It's clearly understandable that subgroup collective function based implementation produces impressive result on GPGPU, due to in-built hardware support for low-cost synchronized computation/ communication. When running on CPU, I use workgroup size of B = 4, on the other hand when running on GPU, I use workgroup size of B = 32. These are preferred subgroup sizes of respective implementations.
I keep all these implementations here for future reference.
In coming days, I plan to explore heterogeneous parallel programming with SYCL DPC++ more, while implementing other algorithms & sharing my understanding.
Have a great time !


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Configuration pages in Jenkins are assmbled from small pieces that plugins contribute. Furthermore, in general they form a tree structure, and each such fragment can be used multiple times in different context. For example, think of Conditional BuildStep Plugin that allows you to add arbitrary builder as a nested builder inside the "conditional build step" builder.
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Action
The Action menu allows you to execute a number of Access operations, including commands, scripts, grouping, printing, and grep.
Action menu options include:
• Access command displays a dialog box where you can enter an Access command. The results of your command execution are shown in the minibuffer of the Browser window or in the Results pane.
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• Print to file displays a dialog box where you can specify the name of the text file that you want to save the list of selected elements/entities to. This command saves all currently displayed fields.
• Capture group provides another method for quickly storing selected entities to a group. First select entities in the Browser, then select Access > Actions > Capture group. A New Group window appears for you to type the name of the new group you want to create.
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Gigi Hadid And Zayn Malik Reportedly ‘Reconnecting’ In The Aftermath Of Her Whirlwind Tyler Cameron Romance
by Ashley MitchellIs Gigi Hadid going back to her ex, Zayn Malik after her hot romance with Tyler Cameron came to an end? According to a new report, the supermodel is now back ‘in touch’ with the ex-One Direction member.
After all, the singer ‘has always had a soft spot’ in the model’s heart so another reunion between the two is not impossible.
As fans know, the two have been through a couple of reunions so aren’t they already aware they don’t work together?
Apparently, it’s not that simple and one source tells E! News that Gigi is ‘reconnecting’ with Zayn at this time.
The insider told the news outlet the Hadid sister ‘has always had a soft spot for Zayn [Malik] and they have a lot of history together.’
Indeed, the two were romantically linked for the first time back in 2015, around this time.
In early 2016, their relationship was confirmed when the model appeared in Zayn’s very intimate music video for PILLOWTALK.
While it seemed to be going great between them for the following couple of years, in March of last year, they announced their split on social media.
Not too long after however, they sparked rumors that they were back together.
Regardless, it did not last long and at the beginning of this year, they were once again separated.
But now, the source explains that ‘They went through a phase when they took time apart and were not communicating at all, but they’ve been in touch recently. She’s supportive of him. They chat here and there but it has been casual.’
This comes after Gigi’s public romance with Bachelorette star Tyler Cameron, who even reportedly refused to be the next Bachelor because he was already dating Gigi at the time.


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Dan's Personal Portfolio Page
Websites I manage
About me
FCC Apps
Social media links
I manage two websites at my place of work
A little about myself
I work for a software company in Bavaria
I manage the two websites there; one is in German and one in English (see above)
I started learning web development in 2016
I am also an MBA student, whereby I only need to complete my thesis and then I am finished (ABD)
List of skills learnt so far (and still learning)
PHP
HTML, CSS, Bootstrap
Javascript, jQuery
Node.js
GIT
Linux Command Line, SSH, SCP
GIMP 2
Wordpress
sites where I like to practise coding
FreeCodeCamp
codewars
Hackerrank
Intermediate Apps
Advanced Apps
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March 19 2012: It has been 35 months since we screwed the first pieces of wood together
for this project. The progress has been consistent with only an occasional delay
or reversal to make a change. The layout is really beginning to take on a personality
now that more scenery is being added. The Easy DCC system has proven to be reliable
even after several months of being idle. The layout has stabilized and we see no
new shifting of the track due to expansion and contraction of the roadbed. This spring
will see many new element added to the layout as scenery proceeds and new hardshell
is laid in place. We will be making a few changes to some areas such as: additional
track and rerouting some track for the Richeleau Taconite plant, added track for
a paper mill at Ft. Francis and a couple of freight/warehouse tracks in front of
the Duluth depot. We also are redoing the backdrop/fascia in the reverse loop East
of Duluth and at the tunnel on Elys Peak. We have also decided to re-hardshell Elys
peak in plaster cloth and use plaster rock castings. We find the expanded foam hardshell
to be fast and very suitable for rolling hills and flats, but are not too happy with
using it for rocky mountainsides and our experimentation with the cast resin rock
faces have been disappointing. So, make to the materials we know and love, good old
plaster.
Many structures remain to be built, both kit and scratch-built. There are also many
pre-made structures stockpiled such as MTH, Lionel, Woodland Scenics and others,
but all of them need some attention before they get placed. We still need thousands
of trees, both conifer and deciduous types. Locomotives require DCC installs and
cosmetic changes. We have lots to do and I will continue to chronicle as much as
possible as we progress.
Noah and I had a great first on-site work session of 2012. After a couple of hours
of regaining our bearings and organizing the tools and materials we dove right into
the work at hand. Noah started making and placing sheets of expanded foam hard shell
to fill open areas along the South wall. Scott went to work on the rural scene on
the end of the second peninsula leading into Virginia. The work began by installing
a pair of Tomar crossing signals and wiring them to detection, sound and light circuits
from Azatrax, http://www.azatrax.com/ . Azatrax uses an infrared detection system
that works very well. Note in the photo; the brake lights on the Ford waiting at
the xing. There is a location on the control board that provides a simple on for
such things as a tip light on a crossing gate. I decided to use it to illuminate
two red LEDs that I installed in the read fender of the model car. I think its pretty
cool. The roadway surface is the foam core from “FOAMCORE board” with the paper removed.
It is painted with acrylics after being glued to the layout. We had a camera malfunction
so I did not get as many shots of the various processes and elements as I wanted.
I will get into more detail on the Xing electronics and the scene, including the
roadway in a near future posting. We took some photos with cell phone, but the quality
is lacking, so check back in a few weeks for more.
Phone photo! Shows how one of the phototransistors is hidden in a Lifelike signal
box. I have yet to disguise the infrared LED across the track from here. Note the
use of cinders as well as the mainline ballast mix. The mainline ballast is a mix
of Buff, Gray and Iron Ore medium ballast from Woodland Scenics. This is a crushed
walnut shell material which is light weight and tends to float if too much wet water
or ballast cement is poured on. We are making our own ballast cement by mixing about
1 part white glue to 8-10 parts water with 6-8 drops of Dawn dishwashing detergent
added to help it flow. We first wet the ballast with “wet water” water with a few
drops of dishwashing detergent added. The glue is dribbled down the center of the
track and allowed to wick through to the shoulder.
One more view of the Xing and a view of the country store which can be seen to the
left of the upper photo. This is an MTH pre-built building that Noah partly disassembled
a then painted the details and weathered.
We had on hand a Plasticville “Hobo Jungle” which Scott painted and weathered. It
seemed that the area below the steel trestle was a suitable location for a hobo camp,
so while working on the scene discussed above we also prepared the site and added
the Plasticville structures, Woodland Scenics Hobo figures and lots of tress and
underbrush.
The scene turned out pretty good for using some cheap buildings. We intend to replace
the campfire which came with the figures with an animated campfire for a little more
interest. There are also more details to add, but only so much can be done while
the glue is drying.
For Scott the big addition to the layout is the “Redler” coaling plant. Refer to
page 13 and you can see the tower and base were built on the workbench. First the
base needed to be set into the tabletop. It was carefully lined up with the existing
yard tracks. The rail was cut and the ties removed. The cork and ballast were then
scraped away to allow the “outriggers” to sit flush on the tabletop and the area
for the dump was outline to be cut away.
The hole for the dump was cut out with a saber saw. The outline was pretty close
but some filing and sanding were required to get everything lined up properly.
Below; the coal tower base is in place and ready to be ballasted in.
Three phone pics of the tower in place and a loco in for some service. The sand tower
is not correct for the steam era, but a similar one was erected in 1957 with the
coming of the RS-11’s. It was provided by Jeff MacDonald. It looks nice, so we’re
using it. There is another like it for West Virginia. I need to add a sand bin and
numerous yard buildings. We’ve begun adding dirt, grass and other ground covers to
the basic cinder ballast. Photos show an overgrown yard in the 50’s. The track was
cleaned and we had a mini operating session. The rolling stock in the photos were
scattered around the layout so using Loco 1984 the cars were rounded up, brought
to West Duluth and sorted. It was a fun exercise and help to pin point areas of the
track that needed attention. Many of the switches needed a good cleaning after all
the ballasting. The loco, 1984 is described on page 13. Using the sound functions
whistle signals were given during maneuvers. Sound really adds a whole new dimension
to model railroading. Moving the Weaver 2-8-0 that has no sound was just not as much
fun! I brought it back to the shop for sound installation.


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Case Name
Development case instance.
Status
Active
Owner
Cami
State
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Spec
BlastReportFileOutFormattedFileOut abstraction for BlastReport
FormattedFileOut abstraction for BlastReport
| Extends | FormattedFileOut |
|---|---|
| All Extended | FormattedFile, FormattedFileOut |
| Defined in | <seqan/blast.h> |
| Signature |
template <typename TBlastIOContext = BlastIOContext<>>
using BlastReportFileOut = FormattedFile<BlastReport, Output, TBlastIOContext>;
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Member Function Overview
Member Functions Inherited From FormattedFile
Interface Function Overview
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void writeFooter(blastReportOut);
Write the footer of a BlastReport. -
void writeHeader(blastReportOut);
Write the header (top-most section) of a BlastReport file. -
void writeRecord(blastReportOut, blastRecord);
write a BlastRecord including it's BlastMatches and possibly comment lines to a file.
Interface Functions Inherited From FormattedFile
Interface Functions Inherited From FormattedFileOut
Interface Metafunction Overview
Interface Metafunctions Inherited From FormattedFile
Detailed Description
This is a FormattedFile specialization for writing BlastReport formats. For details on how to influence the writing of files, see BlastIOContext. Please note that you have to specify the type of the context as a template parameter to BlastReportFileOut.
Overview
- open BlastReportFileOut,
- configure the BlastIOContext
- writeHeader
- writeRecord repeated up to n times
- writeFooter
The following members of the context have to be defined before writing:
- blastProgram (unless fixed at compile-time)
- scoringScheme
- dbName
- dbTotalLength
- dbNumberOfSeqs
For a detailed example have a look at the Blast IO tutorial.
See Also
Interface Functions Detail
void writeFooter(blastReportOut);
Write the footer of a BlastReport.
Parameters
blastReportOut
|
A BlastReportFileOut formattedFile. |
|---|
Thrown Exceptions
IOError |
On low-level I/O errors. |
|---|
Data Races
If not stated otherwise, concurrent invocation is not guaranteed to be thread-safe.
See Also
void writeHeader(blastReportOut);
Write the header (top-most section) of a BlastReport file.
Parameters
blastReportOut
|
A BlastReportFileOut formattedFile. |
|---|
Thrown Exceptions
IOError |
On low-level I/O errors. |
|---|
Data Races
If not stated otherwise, concurrent invocation is not guaranteed to be thread-safe.
See Also
void writeRecord(blastReportOut, blastRecord);
write a BlastRecord including it's BlastMatches and possibly comment lines to a file.
Parameters
blastReportOut
|
A BlastReportFileOut formattedFile. |
|---|---|
blastRecord
|
The BlastRecord you wish to print. |
Remarks
Modifiy the formattedFile's BlastIOContext to set some properties of the output, like the versionString or dbName.
Thrown Exceptions
IOError |
On low-level I/O errors. |
|---|
Data Races
If not stated otherwise, concurrent invocation is not guaranteed to be thread-safe.


Granada CF vs Atletico Madrid Match Preview and Betting Tips – 2019/20 La Liga
by Football BettingOn Saturday (November 23), spectators at the Nuevo Estadio de Los Carmenes in Granada will witness a tactical clash between two managers who have been of immense value for their clubs. Diego Simeone’s Atletico Madrid will take on Diego Martinez’s Granada CF.
After securing a promotion into the Spanish top flight this season, Granada have impressed in La Liga this far. The Nasrids have accumulated 20 points already, and are sitting at the eighth position. They are level on points with sixth-placed Athletic Bilbao, and are just five points away from second-placed Real Madrid.
One point away and one place beneath Real Madrid is their Madrid rivals, Atletico Madrid. Simeone’s team have lost only one game so far, but six draws have halted their progress in the league. They will settle for nothing less than three points on Saturday.
Last Meeting between the sides
Granada last met Atletico Madrid in March of 2017, at their home ground. The hosts kept things very tight and gave everything to get something out of the match, but an 84th minute brilliance from Antoine Griezmann secured all three points for the visitors.
Granada unlikely to pull off a shock
Granada might have been very impressive so far, yet they are not expected to get the better of the Madrid giants. Simeone’s men are likely to get all three points on Saturday.
An away victory for Simeone’s side is trading at 1.8 on Bigpesa, whereas a win for Granada is trading at 4.5. Trading at 2.95, a draw is more plausible than the hosts to register a victory on Saturday.
High-scoring affair unlikely, courtesy Simeone’s solid defence
Atletico Madrid have not been doing extremely well in front of goals this season. They have scored only 15 goals this La Liga, second-least amongst the top half teams. However, true to his reputation, Simeone has set up an extremely solid defence this season.
Hence, the goal range of 2-3 is the most popular option, and is trading at 1.94. Right behind it is the goal range of 0-1, which is trading at 2.27. Over 2 goals is trading at 1.88, whereas under 2 goals is trading at 1.7
Onus on Morata yet again
Wonderkid Joao Felix has struggled with injuries, while veteran Diego Costa has been terribly out of form this season. In such a situation, Alvaro Morata has been the only ray of hope for Los Colchoneros. He is the likeliest goal-scorer on Saturday. A goal for Morata is trading at 2.08.
Checkout the odds at BigPesa.


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Two States, two dynasties, two rebellions but one goal
New Delhi: The rebellion spearheaded in the NCP by its leader Ajit Pawar to help the BJP form its government in Maharashtra can bear comparison with then Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav’s moves against his uncle Shivpal Yadav to control the Samajwadi Party. There is a slight difference: Ajit Pawar’s stratagem may lead to gain for his cousin Supriya Sule, while Akhilesh Yadav sought the next generation’s sway in his Samajwadi Party.
Ajit Pawar has been miffed since his uncle and party supremo Sharad Pawar’s only child Supriya Sule entered the political arena. Till then he had a free run in party affairs. However, a source said it was decided within the family that Ajit Pawar will concentrate on State politics and Supriya Sule at the Centre. But this situation may eventually be a blessing in disguise for Sharad Pawar to settle Supriya Sule at the helm of affairs of the party. Sharad Pawar is seeing her daughter’s future in aligning with the Congress and the Shiv Sena, said a top source. Ajit Pawar was sulking for many years but pacified each time by the senior Pawar. Before the elections also, Pawar had resigned from his assembly seat but his uncle, somehow, managed to pacify him. But it is now the first time, the nephew’s rebellion is out in the open and sets a challenge for Pawar to save the party at this juncture. (IANS)
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We use poetry to manage dependencies
We can convert source content written in reStructuredText files or jupyter notebook files to static html. The resulting output can be accessed from a web server running in the container or from github pages.
We can use vscode running locally to connect to running container on our localhost or on a remote host. This gives the same feel as developing in a local IDE.
Dsco is tooled around using vscode, but does not preclude the use of other IDEs if you can make them work. For me, this project was the impetus for switching from PyCharm to VsCode and I have not been disappointed.
plotly | Dash is running within Flask and there is a bare bones project up and running at startup. It’s pretty straight forward to expand from here without having to do a lot of the plumbing work up front.
One workflow that works well is to develop the plotly plot in your jupyter notebook (plotly renders nicely in static html by the way, keeping it’s interactivity), then when you’re ready to create your dashboard, pull the code into your package directory and use it in Dash!
Since Flask is already running, you can easily set up new routes to create rest APIs. This means you can use this container as the basis for data science micro-services. Handle the data processing in one and the dashboard in another.
Use sphinx to automatically generate documentation for your code. This includes both project documentation and reports, or what I generally think of as EDA.
A selection of jupyter extensions is already configured. This includes:
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The entire recipe for you project is contained in your project directory. Once created, dsco facilitates working with your project, but is not required. This means someone else can pull your project from git and build everything needed to run your project locally, or on a vm. All that’s really required is Docker.
Generally, dsco is just a wrapper of docker commands. When running dsco commands, the equivalent docker command is also shown.
The dsco workflow has been used successfully on mac, linux, and windows (under the new wsl2, expected to be generally available in Windows 10, version 2004 sometime in April 2020).
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can run git commands from your local machine without
having to worry about getting your git credentials
installed in your container and potentially checking
those into git! oops (-_-). It also means that if you
accidentally delete your container, you work is still
on your hard drive.
Unlike the dev container, the project directory is copied into the prod container.


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Also known as "sfincione is a thick cut of pizza with pillowy dough, a crunchy crust, and robust tomato sauce.
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Originating from South Tiro in Italy Tirolese is based on ingredients that are characteristic of this region, a classic for many
Ingredients are tomato sauce, mozzarella, speck (smoked, cured ham) and sometimes mushrooms.


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"CONSECRATION "the devoting or setting apart of anything to the worship or service of God. The race of Abraham and the tribe of Levi were thus consecrated (Exodus 13:2, 12, 15; Numbers 3:12). The Hebrews devoted their fields and cattle, and sometimes the spoils of war, to the Lord (Leviticus 27:28, 29). According to the Mosaic law the first-born both of man and beast were consecrated to God. In the New Testament, Christians are regarded as consecrated to the Lord(1 Peter 2:9).
"CONSECRATION "the devoting or setting apart of anything to the worship or service of God. The race of Abraham and the tribe of Levi were thus consecrated (Exodus 13:2, 12, 15; Numbers 3:12). The Hebrews devoted their fields and cattle, and sometimes the spoils of war, to the Lord (Leviticus 27:28, 29). According to the Mosaic law the first-born both of man and beast were consecrated to God.
In the New Testament, Christians are regarded as consecrated to the Lord(1 Peter 2:9).


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The willow warbler is a type of bird which warbles in willows. I am not a bird—obviously!—but I, too, have warbled in willows. It is a simple enough matter. What you do is locate a clump of willows, then wander into the midst of them, and start warbling. You can then describe yourself as a willow warbler, perhaps when, at a sophisticated cocktail party, leaning insouciantly against a mantelpiece, you are approached by a fellow guest who asks you what you do. “I am a willow warbler”, you can say, truthfully.
Among the various definitions given for warble in the OED, the one I find particularly helpful is “To twitter, as a young bird; to make uncertain attempts at singing”. This is my kind of warbling, because, frankly, I cannot sing for toffee. But there is nothing to stop me making “uncertain attempts” at singing, in the midst of a clump of willows, whenever the mood takes me. And take me it often does!, to the point of mania.
I have a varied repertoire of songs which I warble—or sing uncertainly—on my willowy jaunts. Land Of Ladies by the Brothers Johnson, Vienna by Ultravox, Boom Bang-A-Bang by Lulu, and Nunc dimittis servum tuum by The Toofles are among my favourites. I struggle with the words—and tunes—of all of them, but that is par for the course with warbling. Occasionally I am shot at by farmers.


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