Bundles are special Lasso.js modules that bundle together a collection of related Skin components.
The skin-ebay/core module bundles together Skin's core dependencies.
The skin-ebay/combo module bundles together Skin's most common modules, as identified across key eBay experiences.
Note: The combo bundle itself contains two other bundles. Lasso will take care of de-duping modules where necessary.
The skin-ebay/form module bundles together all form controls and field layout.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %} {{username}}'s homepage: {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% if messages %}
Number of Reviews Posted: {{review_count}} Total Likes Received: {{vote_ct}} Profile Level: Basic


--- layout: page title: About header-img: "img/about-bg.png" ---
My name is Agi, I am a San Francisco transplant that loves theater, climbing, and Dolores Park on a sunny Saturday with friends. I am an entrepreneur and lifelong retailer, adding coding to the toolkit.


The Rise in the Pork Price Has Accelerated China's Inflation
According to the National Statistical Office, in October the consumer price index in the country increased by 3.8% on an annual basis. At the same time, the growth is 0.8% more than last month.
In a comment, State Statistics Office spokesman said at a press conference yesterday that the change was mainly due to rising food prices. In November, they rose by 15.5%, contributing 80% to the growth of the index.
The State Statistics Office spokesman said the biggest increase was observed in the price of pork, which increased by 101.3% and affected the overall rise in the consumer price index. Local authorities are paying close attention to current problems in the pig sector and production is gradually recovering, the spokesman said, adding that the price will gradually stabilize.


Experience incredible beauty in one of history's most well-known gardens
Get inspired with unparalleled nature sensory immersion
Study where the master got his inspiration
Monet's home and garden in Giverny is a unique installation, offering inspiration and learning experiences immersed in one of the world's most beautiful gardens.
The home and gardens have been fully restored to their original glory, with space available to educators, researchers, and students.


The best one
This is the one you want right here
$1999.99
Decent T
You can't go wrong with this one
$34.99
This one?
You sure about that chief?
$3.50
Trash
Only here cause it's dad owns a dealership
$Free to any home


Chicago officer wounded in shootout with robbery suspect
by The Associated PressChicago police say an officer has been wounded during a shootout on the city’s Northwest Side.
Police Department spokesman Anthony Guglielmi says the officer was struck Tuesday evening during a gun battle with a bank robbery suspect. The officer has been taken to a nearby hospital and his condition has not been immediately disclosed.
Guglielmi says Police Supt. Eddie Johnson has been notified of the shooting and is headed to the hospital.
Police haven’t revealed information about the suspect.
The Associated Press


| 770 | (A) | water waschen als thay were and one the wallis hangede |
| 772 | (C) | water wasshen as þey were . & on þe walles hanged |
| 764 | (D) | watir wesshyn as þei were & on þe wallis hongyn |
| 744 | (E) | with water y-wassche as þey were . & on þe walles hem hongyth . |
| (Ex) | ---- no text ---- | |
| 788 | (L) | water waschen as þey were & on þe walle hengen |
| 717 | (P) | water wasched als þai war & on þe wall hungen |
| 752 | (U) | Water wasshen os thei were / and ouer the wal hangetħ |
| (V) | ---- no text ---- |


| promise_all {promises} | R Documentation |
Use promise_all
to wait for multiple promise objects to all be successfully
fulfilled. Use promise_race
to wait for the first of multiple promise
objects to be either fulfilled or rejected.
promise_all(..., .list = NULL) promise_race(..., .list = NULL)
... |
Promise objects. Either all arguments must be named, or all
arguments must be unnamed. If |
.list |
A list of promise objects–an alternative to |
A promise.
For promise_all
, if all of the promises were successful, the returned
promise will resolve to a list of the promises' values; if any promise
fails, the first error to be encountered will be used to reject the
returned promise.
For promise_race
, the first of the promises to either fulfill or reject
will be passed through to the returned promise.
p1 <- promise(~later::later(~resolve(1), delay = 1)) p2 <- promise(~later::later(~resolve(2), delay = 2)) # Resolves after 1 second, to the value: 1 promise_race(p1, p2) %...>% { cat("promise_race:\n") str(.) } # Resolves after 2 seconds, to the value: list(1, 2) promise_all(p1, p2) %...>% { cat("promise_all:\n") str(.) }


Admin
Admin
Panel
Mr. XYZ
Mr. XYZ - DB Admin
Sign out
Branch Data Insertion
Preview
General Information
Branch Name
Office Fund
Branch Senior Officer name
Contact Information
Phone Number
Email ID
House Number
Road Number/Name
City
Country
Postal Code
Submission


# How to deliver a compelling Demo _By Claudio Lassala and Daniel Scheufler_
## Overview * Who are We? * Other talks * Improving * Know your Why * Start Early * Tailor to your Audience * Tell a Story * Be Prepared
![alt text](../../img/improving/hiring.png "Improving is hiring")
![alt text](../../img/improving/training.png "Upcoming Trainings")
Who is Claudio?
Rocker
Motorcycle Racer
Awesome Speaker
Improver
Who is Daniel?
Christian
Husband
Father
Improver
'Man-Machine Translator'
## Other Topics by Us * How to become a Better Developer - Claudio @ 2PM * Desiging and Running Effective Meetings - Daniel @ 1PM * How to expand your impact - Both @ 3PM
## Know your Why
## What's the business case? * Ask the question before the sprint * know who the story is 'for'
## Where can I find that? * Put the Why in your User story * _`So that {value}, as a {persona}, I want to {feature}`_
## Start Early
## Start the sprint right * Demo-er should know ASAP * They should advocate for Story's why
## Get Involved * Demo-er should be involved in every Story * Not doing, but there for Test cases * And there for delivery.
## Make a plan * Knowing who is demoing mean you can plan! * Prepare your demo from the begining
## So who are you talking to?
## Knowing Who * Who determines What to present * Who determines how the Why is explained
## Knowing Who - Examples * Execs don't care about Technical Details * Devs don't care much for Conversion Rates
## Now it's story-time
## Tell a Story * Craft a tale for when your feature is needed * Help the audience connect with they Why
## Be Prepared * [Scar Meme]
## Pick the right demo format * Know the performance characteristics * Pick the right Demo Environment * Or none at all
## The Best Demos * Don't fake or mock the effects * Use the customer's interface * Serve the Why
## Having any feedback? ![alt text](../../../../img/qr/speaker_form.png "goo.gl/forms/c1sJ2BJX32zAct7J3")
## Care for more? * [daniel.scheufler.io](//daniel.scheufler.io) * [daniel<EMAIL_ADDRESS>* [lassala.net](//lassala.net) * [Claudio's email?]()


The newsletter of the University of Oregon UO College of Education newsletter
How a 90-year-old COE alumna defied the conventions of her era to spend 30 years teaching in the Middle East, armed with little more than wanderlust and an education degree.
February 28
2nd Annual 90by30 Conference
March 7
The Gift Economy: A Model for Collaborative Community
April 28-29
Center for Equity Promotion Conference: Strong Global Communities
FHS students forge lasting bonds in India
Charles Martinez confirmed to State Board of Education
Kent McIntosh publishes study on reducing behavioral problems in schools
Leslie Martinez honored for administrative excellence
Remembering Dan Sage
90by30 awarded Meyer Grant
SoCal fifth-graders: "Call Me a Duck" (Around the O)
College students can learn to drink less, if schools help (NPR)
Infographic:
COE student demographics
(Infogr.am)
The One thing that truly motivates creative talent, and how to foster it (from UO professor Deb Morrison via fastcocreate.com)
Professor Edward Olivos took a gamble bringing one of Mexico's hottest acts to Eugene for a dynamic cultural exchange. But a lukewarm reception left him and others asking whether we're really ready to embrace Latino culture.
Common Core State Standards challenge COE professors to balance criticism with practical preparation. Learn about a new book by David Conley that's helping ready those in the trenches, and how Education Studies is rolling with the punches.


Starting with version 2.10 there are now several search paths for files needed by the linker: One for libraries, one for object files and one for config files.
The library search path contains in this order:
/usr/lib/cc65/lib
on
Linux systems.LD65_LIB
if it is defined.lib
of the directory defined in the environment
variable CC65_HOME
, if it is defined.
--lib-path
option on the command line.The object file search path contains in this order:
/usr/lib/cc65/obj
on
Linux systems.LD65_OBJ
if it is defined.obj
of the directory defined in the environment
variable CC65_HOME
, if it is defined.
--obj-path
option on the command line.The config file search path contains in this order:
/usr/lib/cc65/cfg
on
Linux systems.LD65_CFG
if it is defined.cfg
of the directory defined in the environment
variable CC65_HOME
, if it is defined.
--cfg-path
option on the command line.


{% blocktrans with pct=sale.percentage_text code=sale.code desc=sale.description enddate=sale.endDate|date:"y-M-d" %}
Products in your cart are eligible to receive a discount of {{ pct }} when you enter the code "{{ code }}" during our {{ desc }} which ends on {{ enddate }}.


A powerful server-side Swift web framework.
Click here to find out what's new.
A new IDE for Server-side Swift.
Get help, talk Swift and contribute.
import Kitura let router = Router() router.get("/") { request, response, next in response.send("Hello world") next() } Kitura.addHTTPServer(onPort: 8080, with: router) Kitura.run()
Kitura Team | Ian Partridge
Kitura Team | Matt Kilner
Kitura Team | Andrew Lees


|
|
|||||||||||
| PREV PACKAGE NEXT PACKAGE | FRAMES NO FRAMES |
See:
Description
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| Driver | Simon JDBC Proxy Driver. |
| SimonCallableStatement | Simon JDBC proxy callable statement implementation class. |
| SimonConnection | Class implements Simon JDBC proxy connection. |
| SimonConnectionConfiguration | JDBC configuration contains Simon JDBC connection URL, real JDBC connection URL and Simon properties. |
| SimonPreparedStatement | Simon JDBC proxy prepared statement implementation class. |
| SimonResultSet | Simon JDBC proxy result set implementation class. |
| SimonStatement | Simon JDBC proxy statement implementation class. |
| SqlNormalizer | SqlNormalizer takes SQL statement and replaces parameters with question marks. |
| WrapperSupport<D extends Wrapper> | Helper class for implementing Wrapper on wrappers. |
Simon JDBC Proxy Driver for monitoring JDBC drivers through the Java Simon API.
Don't use both JDBC (v3) and JDBC proxy drivers on your classpath.
Main goal of monitoring the JDBC driver through the Simon JDBC Proxy Driver is to gain data about so-called monitored entities of the JDBC driver, which could provide reasonable information about their usage in the monitored system.
Following JDBC entities are monitored at this time:
Connection:
close
was not invoked);
getConnection
and close
;
commit
- this counter is incresed
only by invoking method commit
, therefore if autocommit is true counter is not representative;
rollback
- this counter is
incresed only by invoking method rollback
, therefore if autocommit is true counter is not
representative.
close
was
not invoked;
createStatement
,
prepareStatement
or prepareCall
and close
);
executeQuery
, executeUpdate
or execute
;
executeQuery
, executeUpdate
or execute
);
The goal is not to measure each invocation on every possible function of JDBC driver (there are another techniques like profiling for that purpose), but just monitor those functions of driver which somehow influence paramater values of monitored entities mentioned earlier.
Simon driver implements just a few basic JDBC interfaces, like Connection and all Statments. Rest of
the JDBC interfaces (from java.sql.* package) are not implemented by Simon driver. Therefore
result of some invocations are not Simon driver classes, but directly classes from real driver. For
example, as result of invoke method Connection.createStatement
is returned Simon driver
class org.javasimon.jdbc4.Statement
, however result of invoking method Statement.executeQuery
is returned concrete implementation class of real driver, i.e. for H2 driver class org.h2.jdbc.JdbcResultSet
.
Simons are used to monitor aforementioned entities. To measure time parameters like execution time Stopwatch Simons are used. To count how many statements are open Counter Simons are used.
Each Simon is placed in the tree hierarchy (basic feature of Simon) and the place is strictly defined
inside the driver. Therefore you can use static configuration of those Simons by defining their state
in the config file (for more information see SimonConfigTest.java
example).
Hierarchy of Simons in Simon JDBC proxy driver is following:
org.javasimon.jdbc | +-> .conn | +-> .commits | +-> .rollbacks | +-> .stmt | +-> .active | +-> .sql | +-> .<sql type (select, insert, ...)> | +-> .<sql hash>For choosing Simon's name is used prefix. If non is defined, default is
org.javasimon.jdbc
.
If default prefix value is not suficient or you need to differentiate between two different drivers
(or its configuration) you can define your own prefix as parameter SIMON_PREFIX=<prefix>
within JDBC connection string. For example, jdbc:simon:....;SIMON_PREFIX=com.foo.bar
. More
about setuping Simon JDBC proxy driver see Driver
.
For printing information from Simons to standard output you can use:
SimonUtils.printSimonTree(SimonManager.getRootSimon());Also see examples classes
org.javasimon.examples.jdbc.Simple
and org.javasimon.examples.jdbc.Complex
.
|
|
|||||||||||
| PREV PACKAGE NEXT PACKAGE | FRAMES NO FRAMES |


| -${value}% Dexterity Requirement for all Weapons | 5 7 9 11 13 15 16 18 20 22 24 26 |
| -${value}% Intelligence Requirement for all Weapons | 5 7 9 11 13 15 16 18 20 22 24 26 |
| -${value}% Strength Requirement for all Weapons | 5 7 9 11 13 15 16 18 20 22 24 26 |
| MaxLevel | 8 |
| UltimateLevel | 12 |


--- layout: post title: 'SEVEN DAYS OF THE NEW MOUNTAIN GOATS ALBUM: DAY 1 (an intro of sorts)' date: 2009-10-06 23:31:31.000000000 -07:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - Journal - SEVEN DAYS OF THE NEW MOUNTAIN GOATS ALBUM tags: - John Darnielle - Journal - mountain goats - review - SEVEN DAYS OF THE NEW MOUNTAIN GOATS ALBUM - weeklong project meta: _publicize_pending: '1' _edit_last: '6192' aktt_tweeted: '1' original_post_id: '363' _wp_old_slug: '363' author: login: falsefridays email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Jim Withington first_name: '' last_name: '' excerpt: I’m excited about listening to this album more. My goal is to listen to nothing else this week (excepting podcasts, possibly), in the interest of full immersion. Lets hope it doesn’t hurt me too much--after all, Darnielle’s lyrics certainly don’t prettify the room (or rather, if they do, it’s a tragic kind of pretty, the last photo taken of the prom couple before the prom king drunkenly drives his car into a tree)--but y’know. I’ll be careful. ---
So it's not every day that your favorite band puts out a new album, and the real truth is that I am typically pretty on top of these things in the manner of anybody who grew up claiming that music changed his life and is now thirty-one and would still probably hold on to this fact. So it was strange to the point of feeling disconcerting when I got the Insound newsletter today and it mentioned that yes, that crazy* bible-themed new Mountain Goats album, The Life of the World to Come, came out today.
Needless to say I have never been more on time as far as leaving for lunch break in my life.
I got even more good news when I was paying for the album and the clerk***, pointed out, “so hey, you actually just bought yourself the limited edition purple vinyl copy. There are only 777 of them” at this point flipping it over to show me the limited edition number, “and we basically just decided to sell them to the first five people.”

--------------
So tonight was a night I play the Warcraft III with friends, and though I was hoping I could listen to this album during that game playing, too many sound effects threatened to destroy that aural soup, not to mention making my first listen-through wholly unremarkable and annoying. So I gave that up.
But listening while doing chores? Yea, this decision was made, verily. And it was good, though the album needs volume, and that I couldn’t fully embrace, due to apartment living and how late it already had gotten.
I can tell you this, as I hit the middle of my second listen through: the first track is so hushed I thought to myself, “oh, I wonder if he’s going back to the boombox basics, but with more tracks, on this one?” It reminded me of the quietness of Get Lonely, but more so. The album does definitely get louder, and add more sound, but there's certainly no “Lovecraft in Brooklyn” or Palmcorder Yajna" on this album (although really would you expect a repeat of those songs, lightning in a bottle, etc.,, anyway, right?). Yet.
I’m excited about listening to this album more. My goal is to listen to nothing else this week (excepting podcasts, possibly), in the interest of full immersion. Lets hope it doesn’t hurt me too much--after all, Darnielle’s lyrics certainly don’t prettify the room (or rather, if they do, it’s a tragic kind of pretty, the last photo taken of the prom couple before the prom king drunkenly drives his car into a tree)--but y’know. I’ll be careful.
One last thought: I love that the convention of naming songs after bible verses means that it looks like we are, say, quoting Isaiah back to the Mount Goats (see below). Amusing, that. In a way, we can now say that the Mountain Goats are God.
“I won’t get better, but someday I’ll be free,”
“Isaiah 45:23,” The Mountain Goats
--------------
*not actually crazy, just an unconventional song-naming scheme**
**i mean really, I listened to Petra as a kid, and perhaps singing "sometimes God's children should be seen an not heard" at a concert is the actual crazy thing
*** who once said “enjoy your Kurt Vile album” to me, as if I was on the inside when it came to Kurt Vile, when in reality I just thought Vile sounded kinda neat when I heard the sound clips of the album, and it came out on Mexican Summer, a label who makes gorgeous looking and sometimes gorgeous sounding albums****
***yeah so I don’t know that I have even listened to tat Kurt Vile album even once*****
*****but hooray for cred, right?


Refoundation is the Radical Left caucus within the Democractic Socialists of America. We are Marxists and Revolutionary Socialists hailing from DSA chapters around the US.
Points of Unity
Refoundation begins the project of transforming DSA from a pressure group to a mass working class, socialist party—born
of movements for justice, community mobilization, and rank-and-file labor power. As DSA members, we yearn for a future
where all power is held by the working class with common ownership of the means of production throughout the world.
Here are our points of unity:
We are Marxists and revolutionary socialists. We believe that capitalism is an unjust, violent, irrational, and exploitative
system which must be overturned and replaced by socialism. Though we support any reform that makes our lives more
bearable and fulfilling, we believe that socialism can only be won by confronting and overthrowing capitalists. We
want complete economic, social, and political power in the hands of the working class.
We believe in the centrality of working class struggle. Struggle and class consciousness conditions us for political
and economic power. No other class in society, with its unique position literally at the point of production, has
the power and ability to strike, stopping services and production and restarting these services under its own initiative.
Additionally, we understand that organized working class struggle is inextricably linked to all efforts toward struggles
for liberation.
We believe the immediate goal of the Democratic Socialists of America should be founding a mass working-class, socialist
party. We understand that building a mass working class party will not happen overnight, and it require much more
than running open socialists or communists for office. Our vision of a mass working-class party has a foundation
in movement-building, base-building, labor power, tenant organizations, and local struggles that are linked nationally.
We believe the Democratic and Republican parties will never look out for the interests of working people; they only
represent the interests of the capitalist ruling class. Though there may be short-term gain in running socialists
on Democratic ballot lines, we believe that any attempts to reform the Democratic Party is ultimately harmful to
our aims of building a mass working class party.
We reject sectarianism and believe that a unified and fighting left is more necessary than ever. Today’s left is only
just beginning to recognize the practical importance of unity. We aim to build on this unity and push it forward
through promoting left-wing collaboration wherever possible. While we don’t believe that immediate “shotgun marriages”
between socialist groups should be done tomorrow, in the long term we will pursue mutual collaboration leading to
eventual merging.
We fight for liberation and against all oppression, including racism, sexism, ableism, discrimination against queer
and transgender people, and discrimination based on gender identity or expression, religion, caste, citizenship,
or place of birth. Systemic and societal oppression against these groups are pernicious methods used to divide the
working class and super-exploit those subject to them. The intersecting struggles against oppression are justified
in their own right, and socialism is impossible without winning them.
We stand for a world without borders: free movement of all people, an open door for all refugees and immigrants, and
the closing of all detention centers. Migration and the unfettered, free movement of people around the world is a
human right.
Capitalism was built on stolen people and stolen land. We see a particular necessity in standing for self-determination
of indigenous peoples, and supporting land rights and governance for all. We understand that the oppression of Black
people is the linchpin of the inner workings of a capitalist system that had an origin also founded on slavery. Movements
against Black oppression are viciously attacked by the ruling class. A revolutionary breakthrough of Black people
in this country would unleash all other anti-oppression movements and breathe new life and unparalleled confidence
into them.
We believe that the police are class enemies and can never be on the side of working people. As such, police unions
have no place in the labor movement. The increase in and militarization of policing and the entire institution of
the police are not designed to keep us safe; they are to enforce division and protect capital. We call for the institution
of the police and prisons to be abolished and replaced with a restorative justice model.
We believe in the public right to the city. We stand to fight landlordism, a system that exploits tenants as well neighbors
and gentrifies cities. We believe decent housing should be free to everyone, and therefore stand in solidarity with
the tenants fighting against oppressive rent-seekers and with the homeless fighting for a place to live.
From the catastrophic disruption of climate patterns to the degradation of arable land, from the threat of nuclear
war to the toxification of our communities, it is clear that capitalism is making the planet unfit for human life.
We fight for ecosocialism: an end to capital's death drive, a decent and livable planet.
We are anti-imperialists; we see the fight for socialism as an international one. Any war launched by the ruling class
is bound to make the world more dangerous, dictatorial, and chaotic, pitting ordinary people against each other.
Our duty is to oppose all US imperial interventions abroad. We believe that the phrase “workers of the world unite”
is as relevant as it was when written 150 years ago, and is the only way toward a worthwhile future.
Platform and Position Papers
Our Platform and Position Papers will be published on our Medium Page.


Feature: Best Nintendo Switch Short Games
Blast through these games in a single sitting
by Gavin LaneIt's approaching that time of year when many of us will be taking trips to far-flung corners of the country or globe to visit family and friends. It's a good job, then, that we've got our trusty Nintendo Switch or Switch Lite to while away the hours on planes, trains and automobiles this holiday season.
Of course, you may choose to pass the time playing a trusted standby, or grinding through your favourite RPG, but if you're after a wholesome, bite-size game to chew on and digest entirely in a single sitting, you've come to the right place. Maybe you've got no travel plans at all and you just want an amuse-bouche in between sweeping epics! Thankfully, there's no shortage of short games on the Switch eShop, and we're here to help you find the best short games on Switch .
All of the games below can be completed in a few short hours - potentially in one gaming session, subject to skill and the battery life of your Switch (owners of the revised model will have an advantage here). Delays are part-and-parcel of holiday travel, but with these games you can be sure of a complete and satisfying experience while you're stuck at the airport.
So, whether you're giving thanks, flying home for Christmas or squeezing in a whistlestop, mid-winter business trip, you can travel safe in the knowledge that the following short Switch games will keep you warm and occupied on your trip, and you'll have them wrapped up by the time you return.
Let's kick things off in our list of the best short Switch games - in no particular order - with a short, sugary treat...
Donut County (Switch eShop)
Publisher: Annapurna Interactive / Developer: Ben Esposito
Release Date: 18th Dec 2018 (USA) / 18th Dec 2018 (UK/EU)
Donut County is perfect if you're looking for a short, relaxing, funny puzzle game. It's an enjoyable experience that has just enough charm to justify its existence, and although some might find the relatively high price tag a tough pill to swallow for three hours max of content, it's a tasty little treat of a game that you can devour in a single sitting. Short and sweet, indeed.
What Remains of Edith Finch (Switch eShop)
Publisher: Annapurna Interactive / Developer: Giant Sparrow
Release Date: 4th Jul 2019 (USA) / 4th Jul 2019 (UK/EU)
What Remains of Edith Finch is a 'Walking Simulator' that doesn’t just tell an unforgettable story – it's genuinely unforgettable. As tragic as its tale is, it always manages to entertain. As one section ends and as you fight back tears, you’ll always carry on, because the next story is as engrossing as the last. If you want a strong feature-length story that doesn’t waste a minute, Edith Finch is the one you need.
Gato Roboto (Switch eShop)
Publisher: Devolver Digital / Developer: Doinksoft
Release Date: 30th May 2019 (USA) / 30th May 2019 (UK/EU)
With tight controls, retro-styled minimal art style and a superb sense of progression, Gato Roboto is the perfect Metroidvania to play whilst you’re waiting for an actual Metroid or appropriate Castlevania game. Only its difficulty leaves a bit to be desired at times - anybody with a lick of experience will likely breeze through it in no time, and its quality is such that you may end up wishing it lasted a little longer. Nevertheless, it's chock full of meaningful upgrades, secrets and spectacular boss battles to keep you joyously busy for a few hours.
Gone Home (Switch eShop)
Publisher: Annapurna Interactive / Developer: Annapurna Interactive
Release Date: 6th Sep 2018 (USA) / 6th Sep 2018 (UK/EU)
Several years on, there’s no denying the cultural and developmental impact Gone Home has had on the game industry. Both as a near-perfect exercise in interactive storytelling and an example of how to handle complex and very real ideas in a game, only Life is Strange has ever come close to matching its significance. While there still isn’t much ‘game’ to be found here, the story you unravel through exploring an empty home will stay with you long after you’ve put down your Switch. Essential.
Pikuniku (Switch eShop)
Publisher: Devolver Digital / Developer: Devolver Digital
Release Date: 24th Jan 2019 (USA) / 24th Jan 2019 (UK/EU)
We struggle to recall a dystopia quite as cheerful as the one found in Pikuniku. It’s a short game, but one packed with heart and imagination, with a great single-player component and excellent couch co-op that can genuinely be enjoyed by anyone. It makes us remember the fun we had cutting pieces from our friends in Snipperclips, but where we occasionally hit a brick wall with that game, Pikuniku sidesteps frustration in favour of a breezy and charming adventure; a perfect salve if you need a break from the backlog, but don’t dive in expecting endless hours of gameplay.
Firewatch (Switch eShop)
Publisher: Campo Santo / Developer: Campo Santo
Release Date: 17th Dec 2018 (USA) / 17th Dec 2018 (UK/EU)
Firewatch is just as engrossing and enchanting on Switch as it was the first time around. From the warm glow of its forests in the morning summer light to the subtle tension of exploring a rocky gorge in the isolating silence of night, Shoshone National Forest is a character in its own right. With a story that’s both funny and heartbreaking – and enhanced by some brilliant performances by its two central actors – this is an essential purchase, irrespective of whether you're playing it for the first time on Switch or simply using it as an excuse to revisit an old favourite.


Introduction to Bioinformatics (ALWAYS UNDER CONSTRUCTION)
BIOL 1011-001--Fall 2021
Syllabus
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to: 1. Distinguish the process of science from other ways of understanding the world. 2. Evaluate evidence to solve problems using scientific thinking. 3. Describe the basic terminology and principles of the bioinformatic “omics” - such as genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, etc. 4. Contrast the different methodologies of DNA sequencing. 5. Effectively use databases, websites, and computational methods for studying biological data in relation to the evolution of genes, proteins, and whole genomes. 6. Interact with the practical applications of bioinformatics, including some basic coding
Schedule (Subject to change)
| Week of Class | Dates(Month/Day) | Topic(s) | Assignments/Activities | RecommendedReading | Additional Reading(on Canvas) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | 08/24 T08/26 R | Intro. to Bioinformatics Nature of Science: Scientific Process | Syllabus Quiz | Lesk: Preface, pp. 34-37 | Gauthier et al. 2019Markowetz 2017 |
| Week 2 | 08/31 T09/02 R | Nature of Science: Evolution Nature of Science: Evolution and Inheritance | Case Study: Does sugar cause hyperactivity | Lesk: pp. 1-7 | |
| Week 3 | 09/07 T09/09 R | Nature of Science: Variation and SelectionHardy-Weinberg and Central Dogma | Evolution and Inheritance | Lesk: pp. 9-17, 49-58 | Crick 1970 |
| Week 4 | 09/14 T09/16 R | Central Dogma: Structure of DNACentral Dogma: DNA Replication and Transcription | Selection and Population Genetics assigment | Lesk: pp. 88-122 | |
| Week 5 | 09/21 T09/23 R | Central Dogma: Transcription and Translation Central Dogma and -omics | TAKE HOME EXAM 1 | ||
| Week 6 | 09/28 T09/30 R | Biology and Computers Introduction to R | Translate RNA into Protein | ||
| Week 7 | 10/05 T10/07 R | Biology and Computers: using R | PICK PAPER FOR PROJECT | Lesk: pp. 57-67 | Shendure et al. 2017Sims et al. 2014Logsdon et al. 2020Heather & ChainGoodwin et al. 2016 |
| Week 8 | 10/12 T10/14 R | Biology and ComputersNO CLASS-FALL BREAK | Lesk: pp. 68-73 | Rice and Green 2017 | |
| Week 9 | 10/19 T10/21 R | Biology and ComputersIntro. to Sequencing | TAKE HOME EXAM 2 | Salzburg 2019 | |
| Week 10 | 10/26 T10/28 R | Genome Sequencing | Abstract and Figure Explanation (Final) | Lesk: pp. 123-143 | Langmead and Nellore 2018Erlich and Narayanan 2014 |
| Week 11 | 11/02 T11/04 R | Genome Assembly | Setting up a sequencing project | Lesk: pp. 116-122 | Tam et al. 2019Shraiber and Akey 2015 |
| Week 12 | 11/09 T11/11 R | Genome Annotation DNA Databases | Seqeunce alignments | Lesk: pp. 154-171 | Kapli et al. 2020 |
| Week 13 | 11/16 T11/18 R | Comparative Genomics and Phylogenetics | TAKE HOME EXAM 3 | Lesk: pp. 356-372 | Stark et al. 2019 |
| - | 11/23 T11/25 R | THANKSGIVING BREAK | |||
| Week 14 | 11/30 T12/02 R | TranscriptomicsProteomics | Submit Draft Poster for Peer Review(Final) | Lesk: pp. 378-393 | |
| Week 15 | 12/07 T12/09 R | Work on Final Project | Submit Peer Review Comments for Final |


a.transitionLink{
color:#003366;
background:#92BEDB;
transition-property:color, background;
transition-duration: 1s, 1s;
transition-timing-function: linear, ease-in;
}
a.transitionLink:hover{
color:#92BEDB;
background:#003366;
}
color:#003366;
background:#92BEDB;
transition-property:color, background;
transition-duration: 1s, 1s;
transition-timing-function: linear, ease-in;
}
a.transitionLink:hover{
color:#92BEDB;
background:#003366;
}


Steve_Buscemi - Your Pixon Gallery
My Public Photos
Public Photo
Public Photo
Public Photo
Public Photo
Public Photo
Public Photo
My Super Private Photos
Public Photo
Public Photo
Public Photo
Public Photo
Public Photo
Public Photo


Apple’s 13-inch MacBook Air has never been cheaper than it is right now
by Maren EstradaBlack Friday 2019 hasn’t even officially arrived, and yet we’ve already seen some of the best deals we’ve ever covered here at the BGR Deals team — and now, we just came across another one. The Apple MacBook Air (13-inch, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD Storage) normally sells for $1,000, which is a nice discount compared to the pricier Retina models. Head over to Amazon right now, however, and you can snag one for just $699!
Apple MacBook Air (13-inch, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD Storage) - Silver
$699.00
Available from Amazon
BGR may receive a commission
Buy Now
Here’s the important detail from the product page:
- 1.8 GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 Processor
- Intel HD Graphics 6000
- Fast SSD Storage
- 8GB memory
- Two USB 3 ports
- Thunderbolt 2 port
- SDXC port
Apple MacBook Air (13-inch, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD Storage) - Silver
$699.00
Available from Amazon
BGR may receive a commission
Buy Now
Follow @BGRDeals on Twitter to keep up with the latest and greatest deals we find around the web. Prices subject to change without notice. BGR may receive a commission on orders placed through this article.


@article{hanocka2018alignet, title={ALIGNet: partial-shape agnostic alignment via unsupervised learning}, author={Hanocka, Rana and Fish, Noa and Wang, Zhenhua and Giryes, Raja and Fleishman, Shachar and Cohen-Or, Daniel}, journal={ACM Transactions on Graphics (TOG)}, volume={38}, number={1}, pages={1}, year={2018}, publisher={ACM}}


{% comment %} this is a bootstrap side nav content element @param name name of student @param game game that was completed @param time time that game was completed (this will end up needing to be setup for sql time) {% endcomment %} {% for item in items %}
{{ item.name }} finished Mini-Game: {{ item.game }}!


The Facts:
Public
These projects are completely free for public use. Feel free to utilize them!
Adjustable
Easy to experiment and tinker with. These projects are designed to flex.
Design
Designed to adapt. The projects are versatile and durable.
My accounts across different websites and platforms - check em' out!
My account on CodePen
My account on GitHub
My account on Snap!
My account on Scratch
My GitHub Profile:
My Account on GitHub - I post a lot of stuff here:
Contact me!


Reports ObjectAnimator usages which involve reflection.
Reflection is error-prone, dynamically typed, and unfriendly for analysis/obfuscation/optimization/shrinking.
The quickfix is provided when there's known property like View.ALPHA
.
If not, consider creating your own property. A “property” live template is provided for this purpose.
The inspection is provided by Mike's IDEA Extensions.


I live in a days podcast for Monday.
Most wonderful show is keeping up with the Jones is welcome to episode one seventy six of keeping up with the Jones is where this week we're talking about the kindness of God.
But first Alan how is the week the week was full.
It was ask me how I know that how do you know that because I'm arriving at the end of it limping.
I know, right?
Just like, I'm gonna make it.
- Monday and Tuesday, we were both teaching at the school.
I like it when we're both teaching.
- Why?
- Well, I like it when we're in the thick of it.
- Yes.
- I don't like the fallout of that
because neither of us have energy for anything else.
- No, it's like, do we have to feed the children?
- Right.
- Couldn't they learn fasting this week?
- And you made an interesting point.
You were teaching Ephesians,
verse by verse through the whole book.
- Yes.
- And I've never done that,
but I've never done anything like that.
And you're saying it's mentally, not exhausting,
but it's mentally tiring because you're reading every verse,
you're encouraging the students to stop and ask anything.

I've got six sessions to get this through.
Plus I'm leaving room for questions.

I'd never thought of that because when I teach in
and teaching is hard work and it is tiring
as any teacher will tell you,
I know the star, I know where I'm going.
If we deviate, at least I know where I'm getting on.
That's a whole different kind of teaching.
- Yeah, the only one talking when you're teaching.
- Right.
- Yeah, yeah, I think because I do say,
hey, you can ask questions or even mention observations
that you've seen, I'm constantly trying to keep in mind
while listening to what they're saying is,
is that within the context of the material,
is that historically accurate?
Can we actually make that work for today?
You know, all that kind of stuff.
Is there anything I need to correct in what you just said?
You know, and you know, so yeah, it's by the end of it.
I mean, I love teaching those weeks, but I'm exhausted.
Like I am just a different level of tired.
- Right, it's like we have no mental capacity
for anything else.

Mummy, why are there presents under the tree?
Mummy, whatever.
And I'm like, can you just put Mummy to bed?
Can you guys cook yet?

- So while you're teaching Ephesians in second year,
I was teaching on five-fold ministry.
- Yes.
- We haven't done a podcast episode in five-fold ministry.
- I don't think so.
- Well, maybe we'll do it some other time.
But that's a topic that we had in second year.
We moved to first year.
And again, I love teaching it,
but it's a lot of Q&A, it's a lot of back and forth.
It's a lot of, it's funny because when I started teaching that, it was very embryonic
for all of us.
Right.
And so it was fun to teach it in that, you know, we were discovering things now that
we've been teaching this for like three or four years and our thoughts on our a bit
more solidified, you forget that what you're teaching is fairly groundbreaking for some
of the students just like it was for us a couple of years ago.
And it's not that you have to wait for them to catch up, but you forget that, oh, actually
this is kind of paradigm shifting.
Yeah.
So anyway, I thoroughly enjoyed it and I hadn't taught first year in a while.
So I'd forgotten what they're like.
They're a great group.
But I get to teach them for the next couple of weeks.
I'm all excited about that.
Yeah, you have them for three weeks in a row.
I miss year one now.
I think I spend, since we started year two, I spend way more time with year two than I
do teaching on year one.
So I miss them.
Am I dry buying and say hello today?
I was going to say that you're not teaching next week.
Justin, year two, I'm in year one.
You can stop by and say hello.
I will.
using you as teaching illustrations this week.
Oh, goody. Maybe I won't.
And then the rest of the week was just a series of parties.
Yes, many parties.
You had the women's Christmas tea.
We did.
You had a birthday party.
Yes.
We had the ESO cell Christmas party.
It's true.
And then you had the Grace Kids.
Volunteer party.
Volunteer party.
Yes.
You were like Miss Social.
I really was.
And then I got to Saturday.
And I just had a hard time getting out of bed.
I did not you jumped out of bed and you tied it all day if I remember correctly.
Well that's true but I felt it.
Oh yeah.
And then today we had Lafe Hatland.
Yes.
He's lovely.
He is lovely.
I have never heard Lafe in person.
Really?
Yeah.
I mean I've seen him at Toronto and I've seen him here and there but I've never sat under
his teaching and he's just such a gentle spirit.
Yeah he just oozes the father heart isn't he?
Yeah he was amazing.
Yeah.
You went home second service because we ended up having all our small group leaders back
for lunch and you're getting that already. But second service, he told some incredible
stories.
Oh, wow.
Just some amazing stories from his ministry around the world. And yeah, it was astonishing,
really. I'm actually surprised he told him in public.
Well, he doesn't usually use names, does he?
No, he didn't. But nevertheless, it was remarkable.
Yes.
I'll put a link in the show notes and you can listen to that. I'm being deliberately secretive.
Boy.
I had a great afternoon with all our leaders.
They're so lovely.
We got how many people in our sofa 14 15 people in so far one point. Yeah. Yep. And it was great with Christmas carols going with the fire burning people would probably have to understand that our sofa is almost a sea.
It's it's huge when you say see you mean water body of water. No, I mean the letter C because you're trying to picture 14 people on a sofa. Yeah, it's a sectional. It's a massive. Three sides of the square almost. Yeah. Okay. Right.
Just thought I thought I thought I'd help the visualist that are like, how did you fit 14 people and be appropriate?
Sorry.
All right.
Two main topics this week.
Yes.
I was shocked that in 170 something podcasts, we've never done one on the kindness of God.
I don't know how that's possible.
Like I checked back on our index.
I was like, wait, you're positive.
We've done one called the goodness of God and then maybe some overlap.
but the kindness of eyes like how is this how is this possible indeed.
So let me make up for last time okay once upon a time I was a little boy you were so cute to right wait I started at the wrong place that's fast forward once upon a time I was a 20 something year old man bigger boy okay never mind yeah tailings cute.
I mean so cute just not little boy cute move on keep going tail end of 2002.
I hear about a prophetic word from Graham Cook that he gave all about the favor of God
as Isaiah 61.
And I listened to it and it was something I'd never heard before.
And it was all about the kindness of God.
And so, you know, I'd listen to a few of Graham's messages.
And so then I started listening to messages.
And I remember listening to a message that Graham talked about.
And you know, if you know Graham, he teaches his whole life is about the kindness of God.
And I remember listening to that message and I remember thinking, yeah, I'm agreeing with
everything you were saying.

And I remember thinking, yeah, I agree with that message.
But I think our walk with God comes down to two things.
It comes down to knowledge and it comes down to experience.
And I think both are valuable, but both have completely different points to them.
Okay.
I know that Paris is the capital of France.
Knowing that, I guess, benefits my life in some small, intangible ways.
It would be good in the trivia quiz, pub quiz, capital of France, boom, Paris.
Right, but experiencing it is something different.
Right.
Experiencing it, knowing that Paris is the capital of France and going there and maybe
living there for a year and eating at Parisian restaurants, walking on the streets, the smell,
the light, hearing the language, all that sort of stuff. That takes knowledge and it overshadows it.
The experience doesn't replace the knowledge, but boy does it add to it in depth, you can't
describe which is why you need to experience it. Yeah, it makes it 3D kind of.
Here I am listening to Graham's testimony about the kindness of God and I'm like, "Yeah, yeah,
it's great, it's great." And it didn't really hit me and it's a bit like the father-heart message.
Remember when we were traveling, people would say, "Oh, what's the primary message you teach on?"
and you'd say, "The father heart of God," and you'd get a blank face, and people would say,
"What's that?" And you'd say, "It's the message that God loves you." And people would be like,
"Is that it?" Right. But the life-changing message of the father heart of God is worlds away from
Jesus' love me this time over. The Bible tells me so. It's not an intellectual ascent.
Right. Both are true, but one is life-changing, and the other is just a piece of knowledge that
that you add to your collection list. So come to 2003, I dug out this prophetic word.
The start of 2003, God gave me prophetic word. It was February. I think it was the 5th or
the 15th. I mean, I wrote down the date, but I forgot what it was. He spoke to me and he
said at the start of this year, which by the way, was the year that I met you.
Oh, that's so sweet. I didn't know that at the time, but he said to me, basically, the
or give me a prophetic word and said, "Ellen, I'm about to redefine your life and kindness
is all I'm going to have for you."
I am God's kindness to you.
You absolutely are.
That is for Dan, sure.
Yeah, you're welcome.
Remember that when I went in to do the dishes.
But my point was from that moment on, really, all I've lived in is the kindness of God.
Yeah.
And here's a funny part.
He said to me, "I will turn every event into an opportunity for my kindness to be shown
to you."
glad he told me that because honestly, it was one of the keys to me discovering God's kindness.
Well, what do you mean by that? Well, I think I got that word and then thought everything would
be easy from then on. Like, Oh, God's going to be kind to me. That means fantastic. Nothing
difficult, no trials, no pressure, no need for faith. The kinds of God's just going to show up,
meet all my needs. And it's just going to be plain sailing from there. But I think what the
The Lord was showing me was that no matter what comes my way, no matter what happens,
the kindness of God is there.
Yeah.
And it's all a matter of looking for it.
That makes me think about Psalm 23.
Go on.
You know, at the very end of Psalm 23 where it says, "His mercy and His kindness follow
me all the days of my life."
Right.
So I remember watching somebody speaking on it and they were explaining this first and
they were walking around on the stage and then they'd stop and look behind them really
fast to see if they could catch a moment when it wasn't there.
And that's what it makes me think of.
Right.
 And I got really flustered and frustrated. Actually, I remember being on the phone and
trying to sort out the usual way I did, which was to ask things and be really boisterous.
And in the middle of that phone call, I could feel the Holy Spirit just lift off me. And
I hurriedly finished the phone call and I was like, "Oh, Holy Spirit, where'd you go?"
And I went and found him. Sounds funny. He was just in the living room and I went in and
I was like, "Holy Spirit, what's wrong?"
And the Holy Spirit was like, "Actually, you know, courtesy is the hallmark of the kingdom
of heaven.
Yeah.
And you're on the phone and you're berating this poor person.
Did you not know there's other options available to you?"
And I was like, "I'm so sorry.
I don't know what you mean."
And he's like, "Isn't my kindness enough for you?"
And basically, you know, the Lord had said, "My kindness is for you."
Then this event happened that according to my God, it shouldn't have happened if God's
going to be kind to me. And then it was left for me to figure all out. Right. And then I realized,
Oh, Oh, wait a minute, this, this is an opportunity for your kindness to show up. And so I was like,
Holy Spirit, I'm so sorry, would you show me what you want to do? And the Holy Spirit ended up
you solving it. And I ended up with a double portion of everything that was taken from me. And
like from that moment on, really, the Lord was just basically saying, I want to show you that my
kindness is available for you. And I think in the nearly 15 years since that's happened,
I've not had a day without the kindness of God. Like where you haven't been aware of it?
No, I mean, I've literally been on the receiving end of the kindness of God since then. Like,
I've been acutely aware of it. Like, if I stop and think about the kindness of God, I would say
the kindness of the Lord is the way I access His heart. I mean, dovetail that with everything
You taught me about the father heart of God and everything that I learned in Toronto,
but the overarching theme of the last 15 years has just been the kindness of his heart.
I remember saying to the Lord, I remember saying, "Lord, you could actually take me right now.
I could die a happy man because I feel like you've given me everything I ever asked for."
That was after we were married?
That was before we were married.
That being sarcastic.
I was like, "Everything that you've ever promised me you've given me."

Oh, you have no idea.
No, honestly, I feel like my life has been a constant game of poker.
Yeah, the God constantly lets me win and then asked me to play again and then bet all my wedding from the last game and up and up the stakes go, but he just keeps like me when talk about that time.
We were going home from church and you talked to somebody on the ministry team and you were
just saying, I can't believe how difficult it must be for that person.
Well, this was probably what six or seven years ago, maybe a little bit longer.
And we just prayed with some, with a lady on the front row and she was in the process
of getting a divorce against her will.
And she was just sort of saying her husband had an affair and now I was divorcing her
and why not?
And my heart just really went out to her.

And I just, I can't even imagine how painful that is.

I was like, babe, your first husband actually had an affair on you.
and he divorced against your will.
And you're like, oh yeah.
- Oh yeah.
- I totally forgot about that.
- I haven't even thought about that.
But I mean, yeah, I mean, to your point,
kindness shows up in different ways, doesn't it?
- Oh yeah, for sure.
He's not limited in his affection.
- Or his ability.
- Right.
- And so sometimes even his kindness
is that he keeps us from situations
or that he redeems situations.
And we're looking for,
I think sometimes we're looking for something different because we're used to fun-sized
candy and he wants to give us something so much better.
And so we complain that we didn't get the fun-sized candy bar.
Right.
And he's like, are you joking?
And not realizing he has a king-sized candy bar that he wants to give us.
Right.
I'm seeing a grief counselor at the moment.
I've probably seen him like, I don't know, maybe five or six times.
And it's really funny because in one sense, this is a completely artificial
situation.

And he's like well
It's just gonna accompany you for the rest of your life and I said I would hope not and he said what do you mean?
I said, well, the story of my life for the Lord is that the Lord has been the great kinsman
redeemer. And I mean, my cancels the Christian. So he knew what I meant by that. I said in that,
the redemption of the Lord on my life has been that he's taken me from from where I have been
to where I am now. And there's no trace of where I once was. And I actually used the story you just
told to explain to him that you're not walking around limping from the effects of divorce. You're
you're not struggling with the sadness of your first husband leaving you.
Nope.
Easy there.
Sorry.
I didn't say, but there's probably a time in the three years after he left where
you were just thinking, how does this ever get better?
Sure.
Oh, in the eight years after he left, honestly, I, yeah, I, I was, it was
incredibly painful, obviously.
And there was, um, you know, God was talking a lot, but it didn't seem to
change the circumstances.
And now looking at what you know now, how would you
minister to yourself back then?
I would, I would probably encourage me to focus on the
kindness of God.
Like, I mean, I remember a couple of years after he
laughed and I had sort of, I had felt like the Lord said, I'm
going to restore this a different way.
And I had told John and Carol and Carol said, well, I've been
praying that God would bring your John, you know, because
Carol had been married before and John had made before.
And I remember thinking, gosh, that seems impossible.

- Right here, baby.
I'm right here.
- Yeah, 'cause I kind of felt like I was used goods now,
you know?
- Right.

I went through that first situation.
I would have loved to have bypassed that altogether and just waited for you.
But, you know, I'm thrilled with what God has done.
I think that the kindness of God is him revealing his true nature.

And you know, and revelations is behold, I make all things new.
I think that is the kindness of God being outworked in our life.
Yeah.
And I think sometimes when we're in difficult seasons of life,
and I'm not suggesting for a minute that when the kinds of God manifests in your life
that you're excused from difficult seasons, you're not.
That's part of living in a fallen world.
But part of the joy of living in a fallen world is being accompanied by a Savior
who'll never leave us, never forsake us,
and is constantly making everything beautiful in its time.
Right.
But sometimes, if we're not careful, we make pain or God,
all at the expense of his kindness.
Right.
And we can't see the kindness because we've allowed our pain to endure.
I think about when I had my breakdown, you know, when I was 21
and I have this breakdown, I could not contemplate life getting better.
I couldn't, which is, you know, why when you're in that state, you're driven
to suicidal thoughts.
You just can't think that life could be better.
And I think, you know, all the efforts of my friends to encourage me,
All the the the Psalms, all the promises in Scripture just felt like didn't make a dent on the steel trap that was round my mind.
And I when I look back at what the Lord's done, it's not like the Lord has changed my life from that pit from that despair and put me back where I was before I fell into that pit.
Right.
Just slightly out of the pit.
Right.
It's inconceivable to me the quality of life that the Lord has given me, the joy, the endless enthusiasm, the abundant hope.
I don't recognize the quality of life that I have to work hard.
I've got my old journals to read and it feels like echoes of a season of life that I went through.
I think about like when the Lord clears your debt, he doesn't return you back to zero.
He actually gives you an inheritance.
Right. And I'm sitting on 15 years of walked out testimony of the kindness of God,
where it's hard for me to contemplate life without the goodness of God showing up.
Like at any time I just close my eyes, I can feel the Lord Jesus sitting right next to me
beside me. And the comfort of his presence is astonishing. I'm like, who's like that?
You've got galaxies to run. You've got lives to orchestrate and yet you take time out of your schedule to sit and be with me.
And the power of his presence is just unbelievable.
Sometimes when we talk about the kindness of God, I think everybody thinks we're talking about the physical manifestations of his kindness, like the testimonies of gifts and things.
Getting out of debt, gifts, houses, jobs, and all that sort of stuff.
Those things feel like trinkets, not I'm ungrateful for them, compared to the internal strengthening of our spirits that he's done.
Yeah.
Like the kindness of God was manifest in my internal walk with him before it was ever manifest in external presence, so to speak.
His internal presence with a C was the kindness of God before I ever had a grid for his external presence with a TS.
You know, a lot of our testimony the last couple of years is about God doing amazing things,
first-kind things. In many ways, extravagant generosity, Disney World houses and better houses,
gifts and surprises, all those sorts of things. Those are amazing and I love them, but those aren't
what I point to when I think about the kindness of God. They're certainly included. But I think
the comfort, the kindness, the connection, the internal dialogue that I've had with the Lord.
That's what I point to when I talk about the kindness of God.
Yeah, that makes sense.
I just wanted to clarify that. And unless people think I'm just purely talking about external
things, it's absolutely included. But I just love him. He's just so amazing.
I mean, it makes sense like when you think about it, if you think about it in terms of parents and
and children, certainly part of kindness to your kids is that you buy them presents and
you take them out for dinner and you know that kind of stuff.
But the more important stuff is the cuddles in the morning and the you know just knowing
what they like and what they don't like and what makes them excited and what doesn't
in the dance parties and all the things that don't have a monetary value.
Right.
Yeah.
that his kindness seems to be custom built to our hearts.
Yeah.
He speaks kindness to us in the ways we understand it.
I remember when I met you, I met you as my teacher before I met you as my
girlfriend.

You confused me because I remember listening to your story.
Like I had AJ taught our school on the father heart of God.
It was five days straight Monday through Friday.
And every day it seemed like the trauma got worse.
Like you were telling your story.
And on Monday, I was like, oh my gosh, how's anyone survive that?
Then we get to Tuesday and I'm like, wait, there's more trauma.
And then Wednesday.
And I was like, I can't reconcile the person telling the story with the person in the story.
Yeah.
I've had people since then say to me, I don't believe your testimony because I don't
know how it doesn't show on you.
I remember leaning in and squilling my eyes and trying to work out.
Not that I didn't believe you, but I was just like, I have never met anybody
who so radiates health, wholeness and healing, whose life has been marked by
such tragedy and destruction.
Ah, how is this possible?
And you know, you would tell stories about your rich and vibrant relationship
with the father.
And I was like, oh, this chick is acquainted with the kindness of God.
You know, my story started with Graham Cook's testimony that totally inspired me.
What was your story into the kindness of God?
I would say it's difficult to separate my journey into the kindness of God from my
journey into God's heart for me.
Do you know what I mean?
Cause I think it's all sort of intertwined.
Um, so certainly showing up at TACF in 91 and, um, hearing that there was this
wonderful father that I had no idea about.
You know, and I've been saved for several years by then.

I mean, I mostly tried to hide until people gave up and left for church.

But, um, you know, I, I, I didn't know, I didn't know about the father at all.
And so after arriving at church, I spent sort of the first year and a half fighting
the idea of a loving father. But there was this one moment on a Sunday morning and I think
it was about a year and a half in and I was there was a guest speaker that morning and
he said he was going to speak out of Leviticus or something and I was so excited because
you know every single Sunday morning they were talking about the father heart of God
you know the loving father and all this kind of stuff and I didn't I mean I was so wounded
I didn't have a paradigm for that.
You know, I didn't want to see God as a father because that word represented so much pain
for me.
And so I was excited we had guest speaker because I thought, well, finally I'm not going to
hear a father message.
This is amazing.
You know, and then when he said, you know, turn to Leviticus and whatever, I can't even
remember what he was speaking on healing, I think actually.
I was just stoked.
But somehow he even managed to bring it background to the kindness of God, you know, and how
much he loves us and stuff. And I was just like, Oh, here we go again, you know. And
um, but at the end, he asked people to stand up for prayer for, you know, healing or whatever.
And I stood up because I just realized, you know what, everybody's so excited about this.
And I'm, I'm really not. And so I want to be, but I don't even know what to do now.
Like, I don't know how to get there.
Was this you have an awake up call between the difference between knowledge and experience?
Oh, I'm sure.
Like, like, so you're saying, I look, I know that God is good.
Why are you?
Do you just not get it?
Like, yes, well, I would mentally agree that it's in scripture, but I wouldn't say that I knew it.
And it hadn't impacted your life.
Not at all.
Right.
No.
Um, I mean, I was still surviving every day was about survival.
And so anyway, I remember standing up and he was praying for different things,
but I just stood up and I said, Lord, I know that I don't understand what everybody's so
excited about, but I really want to get it because it seems really important.
And that was it.
That's all I prayed.
And that night I had a dream and it was super vivid.
I've always been a dreamer anyway, but I mean, I still remember the dream just like I had it yesterday.
And in this dream, I was running up to the father's house and I had a group of people with me.
And they were all sort of behind me.
And I got to the house first and I had a key.
And so I opened the door and came inside.
And right when you came in the front doors off to the right was this.
Really warm, comfortable room.
There was a big fire in the fireplace.

And it was this red room with all these couches
and like snacks and board games and all this stuff.
And so everybody ran in there
and just started making themselves comfortable.
And I remember thinking, guys, what are you doing?
Like let's find him first.
Like we need to find him and then we can be comfortable.
Like then we can play with the stuff that he has for us,
but let's find him.
And everybody was like,
"Oh, AJ, you're so intense."
Which often people did say that to me,
I was fairly intense.
And so I just, well, I'm going, I'm gonna go find him.
And my cousin was with me.
And so her and my roommate and these two guys
that were friends of ours ran with me.
And we ran up, the first thing we did was run up
this spiral staircase.
And when we got to the top floor,
I ran down the hallway.
Now everything is black and white,
except for that red room.
Everything was black and white.
And kind of covered in cobwebs,
but I couldn't see cobwebs.
Do you know what I mean?
Like that kind of feeling.
But I ran down the hallway and I ran off to the right
and ran into this room.
And I knew it was my room in the father's house.
And as I ran in the room,
I came into color.
And it was bright yellow.
And the only thing that was in the room,
there wasn't a dress or anything,
there was just this huge bed.
And in the dream, I did like this cool ninja move
where I jumped into the air and rotated mid air
and landed on my back, you know,
in the middle of the bed.
And I was like, oh, you know, this is amazing.
And I'm like, lying there.
And I didn't know where the other four had gone off to.
I didn't care, you know.
And so I'm lying there.
And I hear the Lord say, our hear a voice say,
let the sun in.
And I'm like, oh, let the sun in.
So I jump down off the bed
and I start throwing open the windows.
So I throw open the windows in my room
and I run out to the hallway
and I run to the far end away from the spiral staircase
and I throw open the window.

And it started just creeping up the walls.
And as it did, all of a sudden everything came in a color.
Like it was like this incredible wallpaper on the walls.
And I mean, it just, it looked like a palace.
And I was like, this is amazing.
So as I ran back up the hallway,
I started just throwing open all of the windows
and all the different rooms.
And so I saw my friends in different rooms and stuff
and I just threw open the windows and I won't go into that part.
But I then ran past the spiral staircase
and up three stairs into the father's bedroom.

I could kind of see there was a bit of purple or blue,
but I couldn't really see definition.
And so I went over to the window and I couldn't reach it.
It was so high, everything was so big in this room.
It was like, I was like the smallest person, you know,
as an aunt almost.
And I actually, I would say it's like equivalent to our bed
and having a two year old.
You know, it's just like, I couldn't reach anything.
And so I went over to the window and as I went over
to the window and I realized I couldn't do anything,
I was like, oh, I can't let this sun in.
The window actually, the curtains came across,
like by themselves and the window opened by itself.
And all of a sudden there's light streaming in the room.
And I was like, this is amazing.
It was incredible, you know, blue and purple.
It was just beautiful.
And I went over and I stood at the end of the bed
and even with my hands raised above my head,
I only came to half the height of this bed.
- Wow.
- And I realized I have no hope of getting up there.
There was like this veil around the bed
and I thought there is no way I can get up there.
And I remember just sitting there for a second
and then I just reached up my hands and I said,
up Papa.  I'm very familiar with that.
I know you are. So that's what happened. All of a sudden I flipped up through the veil onto the bed
and the father was on the bed. And I sat in the father's lap and he started laughing and I started
laughing and then I woke up. And the first time that I had the dream, I could hear God
audibly laughing in my bedroom for about 10 seconds. And I remember when I stopped hearing
the sound just thinking, Oh God, you're real. And then my second thought was, and you're
happy, you know, because I, I just really didn't know him at all. Right. I ended up having the
exact same dream seven times.
Over course of how long?
But three years.
You'd have that dream to
exactly the same yet.
Yeah.
But I mean, it was.
Yeah, it was remarkable.
And in those three years, would you say that your concept of God
and the kindness of God began to shift wide open?
It was the steepest learning curve.
I think I've ever experienced of anything in my life.

And so I, the verse that went through my head once I sort of came back to, oh, wow, what just happened was that John 14 verse six,
for I'm the way, the truth in the life.
No man comes to the father but through me.
And the thought that went through my head,
and I think I probably had heard somebody
make the statement, but I had never understood it,
was in order for him to be a way,
there must be a destination.
Jesus says he's the way, and he's the way to what?
He's the way to who?
And I realized I was stuck on the way.
So over the next three years, I would say,
it was the steepest learning curve
to understanding God's goodness and his kindness and his love for me. In three years, I mean,
I would have said I was almost a completely different person.
He's just relentless, isn't he? In his pursuit of making himself known.
I remember the Lord saying in 2003, "I'm going to weary you with my kindness."
And I thought about that verse. Remember when Peter, there'd been fishing all night,
This happens twice in Peter's life and the Lord comes and they haven't caught a thing all night.
And then the catch is so big that in one reading it begins to break the boats and they have to call
over other boats. In one of the readings Peter says to him, "Go away from me Lord,
from a sinful man." And I, when the Lord said, "I'm going to wear you with my kindness," I had
that picture that actually his kindness is going to come so near to me that I'm going to have no
paradigm for wise being that kind. Because this kindness isn't based on our performance.
God hasn't been kind to Graham or God hasn't been kind to me because we're better Christian
than other people. That's preposterous. He's been kind because that's who he is. I just
see the traces of God's kindness everywhere in my life. Even thinking about losing my
parents, I'm not saying losing my parents is the kindness of God. I don't mean that
at all. I mean, in deep sorrow and in deep sadness, all the way through that journey with the Lord,
the kindness of God is everywhere in it. And I just think, yeah, God, who are you? Like, what
are you like? Like, is this your normal way of dealing with man? And I think it is honestly,
I think a lot of us miss the kindness of God, because we have no landing strip for it.
Oh, you know, we're, we're not expecting it.
We don't know how to partner with him like that.
And, and we're not looking for it.
And again, often you only see what you're really looking for.
That's so true.
So I, I think even if you're listening today and you're like, that, that hasn't been my
experience yet.
 Would you show me your kindness? I want to experience
your kindness. Would you help create a landing strip in which it could land in my heart and
really take root? Because the Lord's no perspective of persons, you know, what he's done for Alan,
what he's done for me, he wants to do for you. That's not up for debate. So it's more about,
Hey, if you want that, then actually saying,
Lord, I'm saying yes to learning about your kindness
this year.
Would you make 2018 the year of your kindness,
that the year that it landed in your heart?
- I think, I fully agree with that babe.
I think if you're listening to this
and perhaps you looked at the title
and you were like the kindness of God,
if you're aware that you have a knowledge of it,
but not an experience of it,
put yourself in that category.
The number of things that God's done for me
without me feeling passion for it is ridiculous.
Like as in the number of things that God has answered
when I've just cognitively said,
"God, would you do this for me?"
Without like, I'm thinking,
"Oh, prayer's only work when there's like burden
"or drivenness or an emotional conviction."
No, prayer works according to your partnership,
your verbal agreement.
- Yeah.
- So much of the things the Lord's done in my life
has just been because I've shown up.
There's been nothing really attached to it other than my will to put me to put me in
a room or to ask God to do something.

Like God, what are you like?
You're unbelievable.
Yeah.
And I also would say if you're saying yes to God and learning about kindness to also know
that sometimes God in his kindness says no to some things because he has something better.
And so if you can ask the Lord to help you understand his kindness, even when there's things
that you don't understand, I think you'll get further along faster if that makes sense.
- Why don't we pray for everybody who's listening?
- Okay.
- Lord Jesus, Lord, thank you for your kindness. You're so good. It borders on unbelievable.
But our testimony has been you're as good as you promise you are. And Lord, I ask for everybody
who's listening right now that you would begin to break into our lives, you would astonish us
with your kindness, would you reveal a new facets, Lord, of your generosity, of your kindness.

Lord, would you just manifest yourself in our lives, in our business, in our families
while we sleep? Would you work on our behalf behind our backs without our knowledge?
To orchestrate situations all designed to just magnify your kindness. Lord, I thank you that
your kindness leads to repentance. Lord, I think of our loved ones who might not know who you are
or what you're like, would you use your kindness to get their attention?
Yeah. And Lord, if there's people who are listening to this, who think they're disqualified for
whatever reason, Lord, I ask that you would arrest those thoughts right now and that you would
just because you love us, just because of this is your nature, Lord, would you just reveal new
levels of kindness to us in Jesus' name, Amen. Amen. All right. So there's our thoughts on the
the kindness of God.
And all of our episodes are tagged with chapter markers.
But if you're using the Apple podcast player on your iPhone or on your iPad, you will
not be able to see them.
To take advantage of this wonderful, wonderful technology, you need a better podcast client.
We highly recommend Overcast for iPhone is free.
It's in the App Store.
We'll put a link to it in the show notes, but it's called Overcast.
If you download it and you subscribe to our podcast, Using Overcast, you'll be able to
see and skip about the episode to different sections of the episode using all these chapter
markings.
Highly recommend it.
And lastly, Ajay's book Finding Father, a 12-week devotional guide straight into understanding
the kindness of God, is an amazing Christmas gift for you or for a loved one.
Time is running out for us to be able to ship it to you free within the United States to
get here in time for Christmas.
But if you would like a copy of the book, head over to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for
more information.
And finally, next episode is going to be the final episode for 2017 before we break for
Christmas.
So tune in next week to hear about our year in review.
Until then, have a great week.
Faith, Life, Communication, Tacos and Video Games
Paleotronuts and the kindness of God
But things we deal with every day
From Franklin, Tennessee
They are just like you and me
Alan, and AJ
Keeping up with the Joneses, keeping up with the Joneses, sharing their life, experience it.
Keeping up with the Joneses, keeping up with the Joneses.
They talk about faith in God, and everything under the sun.


NOBODY LOVES ME A film review by Ben Hoffman Copyright 1996 Ben Hoffman
Dorris Dorrie, who both wrote and directed this German-made film, takes us and the heroine, Fanny Fink (Maria Schrader) on a one hour and 40 minute emotional roller coaster ride. Fanny is pretty, dresses nicely, and works at the airport checking luggage for anything suspicious. In addition, the job pays well enough to provide a nice apartment. What, then, is missing in that picture? A man.
All her friends are kind enough to keep reminding her that she is fast approaching 30, after which she can give up on finding "THE man." Her best friend, and neighbor, Orfeo (Pierre Sanoussi-Blise) is gay. Orfeo lip syncs in a gay bar and frequently dresses in drag; not exactly what Fanny is looking for on the romantic side.
Fanny, beset with her problems, can think of no one else but herself. Fortunately for Fanny, her platonic friendship with Orfeo keeps Lothar (Michael von Au) the apartment house manager and a boor, at a distance. Despite the unhappiness that seems to hover over Fanny, director Dorrie keeps it from becoming a downer somehow making us feel that all will yet turn out well for Fanny. Maybe there IS a Man and at any moment her life may suddenly bloom. I would like to think that.
Written and Directed by Dorris Dorrie.
3 Bytes
In German with English subtitles.
4 bytes = Superb 3 bytes = Too good to be missed. 2 bytes = Average 1 byte = Save your money
Ben Hoffman
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


Bank of America, Raymond James to pay US$12 million restitution for fund overcharges
A U.S. regulator said units of Bank of America Corp and Raymond James Financial Inc will pay roughly 12 million in restitution to customers who incurred excess fees on their investments in so-called 529 plans, which are used to encourage saving for educational expenses.
REUTERS: A U.S. regulator said units of Bank of America Corp and Raymond James Financial Inc will pay roughly 12 million in restitution to customers who incurred excess fees on their investments in so-called 529 plans, which are used to encourage saving for educational expenses.
The Financial Industrial Regulatory Authority said Bank of America's Merrill Lynch unit will pay at least US$4 million and the Raymond James units will pay about US$8 million. None of the units admitted or denied wrongdoing.
(Reporting by Jonathan Stempel in New York; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)


Melbourne is the capital city of Victoria, Australia. Covering an area of 7,280 sq kilometres, it is home to 3.2 million people from diverse backgrounds and interests. Melbourne is a great world city, noted for its diversity, vitality, and sophistication, all of which have made it one of the world's most liveable cities.
Things to do and see
1. Visit the Melbourne Museum!
You won't find many stuffed animals in glass boxes at the new $290 million
Melbourne Museum.
The philosophy of this museum is to create a living space - a centre for exploration,
education and fun. There are many sections, including:
- Bunjilaka (Aboriginal culture)
- Forest Gallery
- Mind and Body Gallery
- Evolution Gallery
- Australia Gallery
- Children's Museum
Tourist Services
1. Victorian Bus Operating Companies
Bus Companies.
2. General Tourism Information
Victorian Tourism Web Site.
3. Tourist Maps.
AUSLIG Tourist Maps.
4. Finding Holiday Accommodation in Victoria.
Beds on Line.
5. More General Information about visiting Melbourne.
CitySearch Melbourne: Visiting Melbourne.
6. Information On Public Transport in Melbourne
Public Transport FAQ.
| Monthly avg. Temp (C) | Monthly avg. Clear Days | Monthly avg. Rainfall (mm) |
|---|---|---|
| 19.5 | 3.2 | 46.5 |


Case Study Methodology (POK) https://www.mooc-list.com/course/case-study-methodology-pok …
O último MOOC List Daily! http://news.mooc-list.com/?edition_id=373cfc30-bbd2-11e8-a440-0cc47a0d164b …
Emotional Intelligence at Work (FutureLearn) https://www.mooc-list.com/course/emotional-intelligence-work-futurelearn …
O último MOOC List Daily! http://news.mooc-list.com/?edition_id=a767fec0-bb6d-11e8-a440-0cc47a0d164b …
Knowledge Inference and Structure Discovery for Education (edX) https://www.mooc-list.com/course/knowledge-inference-and-structure-discovery-education-edx …
O último MOOC List Daily! http://news.mooc-list.com/?edition_id=0d215c30-bb09-11e8-a440-0cc47a0d164b …
Cloud Computing Concepts, Part 1 (Coursera) https://www.mooc-list.com/course/cloud-computing-concepts-part-1-coursera …
O último MOOC List Daily! http://news.mooc-list.com/?edition_id=77ccbf30-baa4-11e8-a440-0cc47a0d164b …
Science MOOCs starting this week! - http://eepurl.com/dHpB65
Social Sciences MOOCs starting this week! - http://eepurl.com/dHpzwD
Engineering MOOCs starting this week! - http://eepurl.com/dHpymL
Humanities MOOCs starting this week! - http://eepurl.com/dHpxbH
Health & Society MOOCs starting this week! - http://eepurl.com/dHpwsX
Personal and Professional Development MOOCs starting this week! - http://eepurl.com/dHpy1D
Business, Finance, Management, Marketing & Leadership MOOCs starting this week! - http://eepurl.com/dHo7bb
Computer Science MOOCs starting this week! - http://eepurl.com/dHo6yz
Data Science, Statistics & Data Analysis MOOCs starting this week! - http://eepurl.com/dHo1_9
Art, Culture, Music, Film & Audio MOOCs starting this week! - http://eepurl.com/dHoYQD
Education MOOCs starting this week! - http://eepurl.com/dHoXrb
Indigenous Studies: Australia and New Zealand (Open2Study) https://www.mooc-list.com/course/indigenous-studies-australia-and-new-zealand-open2study …
There are no more Tweets in this timeline.


|
||||||||||
| PREV CLASS NEXT CLASS | FRAMES NO FRAMES | |||||||||
| SUMMARY: NESTED | FIELD | CONSTR | METHOD | DETAIL: FIELD | CONSTR | METHOD |
java.lang.Object java.util.AbstractMap etm.core.util.collection.EDU.oswego.cs.dl.util.concurrent.ConcurrentReaderHashMap
public class ConcurrentReaderHashMap
A version of Hashtable that supports mostly-concurrent reading, but exclusive writing. Because reads are not limited to periods without writes, a concurrent reader policy is weaker than a classic reader/writer policy, but is generally faster and allows more concurrency. This class is a good choice especially for tables that are mainly created by one thread during the start-up phase of a program, and from then on, are mainly read (with perhaps occasional additions or removals) in many threads. If you also need concurrency among writes, consider instead using ConcurrentHashMap.
Successful retrievals using get(key) and containsKey(key) usually run without locking. Unsuccessful ones (i.e., when the key is not present) do involve brief synchronization (locking). Also, the size and isEmpty methods are always synchronized.Because retrieval operations can ordinarily overlap with writing operations (i.e., put, remove, and their derivatives), retrievals can only be guaranteed to return the results of the most recently completed operations holding upon their onset. Retrieval operations may or may not return results reflecting in-progress writing operations. However, the retrieval operations do always return consistent results -- either those holding before any single modification or after it, but never a nonsense result. For aggregate operations such as putAll and clear, concurrent reads may reflect insertion or removal of only some entries. In those rare contexts in which you use a hash table to synchronize operations across threads (for example, to prevent reads until after clears), you should either encase operations in synchronized blocks, or instead use java.util.Hashtable.
This class also supports optional guaranteed exclusive reads, simply by surrounding a call within a synchronized block, as inConcurrentReaderHashMap t; ... Object v;
synchronized(t) { v = t.get(k); }
ConcurrentReaderHashMap t; ... // Inefficient version Object key; ... Object value; ... synchronized(t) { if (!t.containsKey(key)) t.put(key, value); // other code if not previously present } else { // other code if it was previously present } }Instead, if the values are intended to be the same in each case, just take advantage of the fact that put returns null if the key was not previously present:
ConcurrentReaderHashMap t; ... // Use this instead Object key; ... Object value; ... Object oldValue = t.put(key, value); if (oldValue == null) { // other code if not previously present } else { // other code if it was previously present }Iterators and Enumerations (i.e., those returned by keySet().iterator(), entrySet().iterator(), values().iterator(), keys(), and elements()) return elements reflecting the state of the hash table at some point at or since the creation of the iterator/enumeration. They will return at most one instance of each element (via next()/nextElement()), but might or might not reflect puts and removes that have been processed since they were created. They do not throw ConcurrentModificationException. However, these iterators are designed to be used by only one thread at a time. Sharing an iterator across multiple threads may lead to unpredictable results if the table is being concurrently modified. Again, you can ensure interference-free iteration by enclosing the iteration in a synchronized block.
This class may be used as a direct replacement for any use of java.util.Hashtable that does not depend on readers being blocked during updates. Like Hashtable but unlike java.util.HashMap, this class does NOT allow null to be used as a key or value. This class is also typically faster than ConcurrentHashMap when there is usually only one thread updating the table, but possibly many retrieving values from it. Implementation note: A slightly faster implementation of this class will be possible once planned Java Memory Model revisions are in place.
[ Introduction to this package. ]
| Nested Class Summary | |
|---|---|
protected static class |
ConcurrentReaderHashMap.BarrierLock
A Serializable class for barrier lock * |
protected static class |
ConcurrentReaderHashMap.Entry
ConcurrentReaderHashMap collision list entry. |
protected class |
ConcurrentReaderHashMap.HashIterator
|
protected class |
ConcurrentReaderHashMap.KeyIterator
|
protected class |
ConcurrentReaderHashMap.ValueIterator
|
| Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class java.util.AbstractMap |
|---|
java.util.AbstractMap.SimpleEntry<K,V>, java.util.AbstractMap.SimpleImmutableEntry<K,V> |
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
protected ConcurrentReaderHashMap.BarrierLock |
barrierLock
Lock used only for its memory effects. |
protected int |
count
The total number of mappings in the hash table. |
static int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY
The default initial number of table slots for this table (32). |
static float |
DEFAULT_LOAD_FACTOR
The default load factor for this table (1.0). |
protected java.util.Set |
entrySet
|
protected java.util.Set |
keySet
|
protected java.lang.Object |
lastWrite
field written to only to guarantee lock ordering. |
protected float |
loadFactor
The load factor for the hash table. |
protected ConcurrentReaderHashMap.Entry[] |
table
The hash table data. |
protected int |
threshold
The table is rehashed when its size exceeds this threshold. |
protected java.util.Collection |
values
|
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
ConcurrentReaderHashMap()
Constructs a new, empty map with a default initial capacity and load factor. |
|
ConcurrentReaderHashMap(int initialCapacity)
Constructs a new, empty map with the specified initial capacity and default load factor. |
|
ConcurrentReaderHashMap(int initialCapacity,
float loadFactor)
Constructs a new, empty map with the specified initial capacity and the specified load factor. |
|
ConcurrentReaderHashMap(java.util.Map t)
Constructs a new map with the same mappings as the given map. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
int |
capacity()
Return the number of slots in this table |
void |
clear()
Removes all mappings from this map. |
java.lang.Object |
clone()
Returns a shallow copy of this ConcurrentReaderHashMap instance: the keys and values themselves are not cloned. |
boolean |
contains(java.lang.Object value)
Tests if some key maps into the specified value in this table. |
boolean |
containsKey(java.lang.Object key)
Tests if the specified object is a key in this table. |
boolean |
containsValue(java.lang.Object value)
Returns true if this map maps one or more keys to the specified value. |
java.util.Enumeration |
elements()
Returns an enumeration of the values in this table. |
java.util.Set |
entrySet()
Returns a collection view of the mappings contained in this map. |
protected boolean |
eq(java.lang.Object x,
java.lang.Object y)
Check for equality of non-null references x and y. |
protected boolean |
findAndRemoveEntry(java.util.Map.Entry entry)
Helper method for entrySet.remove |
java.lang.Object |
get(java.lang.Object key)
Returns the value to which the specified key is mapped in this table. |
protected ConcurrentReaderHashMap.Entry[] |
getTableForReading()
Get ref to table; the reference and the cells it accesses will be at least as fresh as from last use of barrierLock |
boolean |
isEmpty()
Returns true if this map contains no key-value mappings. |
java.util.Enumeration |
keys()
Returns an enumeration of the keys in this table. |
java.util.Set |
keySet()
Returns a set view of the keys contained in this map. |
float |
loadFactor()
Return the load factor |
java.lang.Object |
put(java.lang.Object key,
java.lang.Object value)
Maps the specified key to the specified
value in this table. |
void |
putAll(java.util.Map t)
Copies all of the mappings from the specified map to this one. |
protected void |
recordModification(java.lang.Object x)
Force a memory synchronization that will cause all readers to see table. |
protected void |
rehash()
Rehashes the contents of this map into a new table with a larger capacity. |
java.lang.Object |
remove(java.lang.Object key)
Removes the key (and its corresponding value) from this table. |
int |
size()
Returns the number of key-value mappings in this map. |
protected java.lang.Object |
sput(java.lang.Object key,
java.lang.Object value,
int hash)
Continuation of put(), called only when synch lock is held and interference has been detected. |
protected java.lang.Object |
sremove(java.lang.Object key,
int hash)
Continuation of remove(), called only when synch lock is held and interference has been detected. |
java.util.Collection |
values()
Returns a collection view of the values contained in this map. |
| Methods inherited from class java.util.AbstractMap |
|---|
equals, hashCode, toString |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Methods inherited from interface java.util.Map |
|---|
equals, hashCode |
| Field Detail |
|---|
protected final ConcurrentReaderHashMap.BarrierLock barrierLock
protected transient java.lang.Object lastWrite
public static int DEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY
public static final float DEFAULT_LOAD_FACTOR
protected transient ConcurrentReaderHashMap.Entry[] table
protected transient int count
protected int threshold
protected float loadFactor
protected transient java.util.Set keySet
protected transient java.util.Set entrySet
protected transient java.util.Collection values
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public ConcurrentReaderHashMap(int initialCapacity, float loadFactor)
initialCapacity
- the initial capacity
The actual initial capacity is rounded to the nearest power of two.loadFactor
- the load factor of the ConcurrentReaderHashMap
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if the initial maximum number
of elements is less
than zero, or if the load factor is nonpositive.public ConcurrentReaderHashMap(int initialCapacity)
initialCapacity
- the initial capacity of the
ConcurrentReaderHashMap.
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if the initial maximum number
of elements is less
than zero.public ConcurrentReaderHashMap()
public ConcurrentReaderHashMap(java.util.Map t)
| Method Detail |
|---|
protected final void recordModification(java.lang.Object x)
protected final ConcurrentReaderHashMap.Entry[] getTableForReading()
protected boolean eq(java.lang.Object x, java.lang.Object y)
public int size()
size
in interface java.util.Map
size
in class java.util.AbstractMap
public boolean isEmpty()
isEmpty
in interface java.util.Map
isEmpty
in class java.util.AbstractMap
public java.lang.Object get(java.lang.Object key)
get
in interface java.util.Map
get
in class java.util.AbstractMap
key
- a key in the table.
null
if the key is not mapped to any value in
this table.
java.lang.NullPointerException
- if the key is
null
.put(Object,Object)
public boolean containsKey(java.lang.Object key)
containsKey
in interface java.util.Map
containsKey
in class java.util.AbstractMap
key
- possible key.
true
if and only if the specified object
is a key in this table, as determined by the
equals method; false
otherwise.
java.lang.NullPointerException
- if the key is
null
.contains(Object)
public java.lang.Object put(java.lang.Object key, java.lang.Object value)
key
to the specified
value
in this table. Neither the key nor the
value can be null
. The value can be retrieved by calling the
get
method
with a key that is equal to the original key.
put
in interface java.util.Map
put
in class java.util.AbstractMap
key
- the table key.value
- the value.
null
if it did not have one.
java.lang.NullPointerException
- if the key or value is
null
.Object.equals(Object)
,
get(Object)
protected java.lang.Object sput(java.lang.Object key, java.lang.Object value, int hash)
protected void rehash()
public java.lang.Object remove(java.lang.Object key)
remove
in interface java.util.Map
remove
in class java.util.AbstractMap
key
- the key that needs to be removed.
null
if the key did not have a mapping.
java.lang.NullPointerException
- if the key is
null
.protected java.lang.Object sremove(java.lang.Object key, int hash)
public boolean containsValue(java.lang.Object value)
containsValue
in interface java.util.Map
containsValue
in class java.util.AbstractMap
value
- value whose presence in this map is to be tested.
java.lang.NullPointerException
- if the value is null
.public boolean contains(java.lang.Object value)
containsKey
method.Note that this method is identical in functionality to containsValue, (which is part of the Map interface in the collections framework).
value
- a value to search for.
true
if and only if some key maps to the
value
argument in this table as
determined by the equals method;
false
otherwise.
java.lang.NullPointerException
- if the value is null
.Map
,
containsKey(Object)
,
containsValue(Object)
public void putAll(java.util.Map t)
putAll
in interface java.util.Map
putAll
in class java.util.AbstractMap
t
- Mappings to be stored in this map.public void clear()
clear
in interface java.util.Map
clear
in class java.util.AbstractMap
public java.lang.Object clone()
clone
in class java.util.AbstractMap
public java.util.Set keySet()
keySet
in interface java.util.Map
keySet
in class java.util.AbstractMap
public java.util.Collection values()
values
in interface java.util.Map
values
in class java.util.AbstractMap
public java.util.Set entrySet()
entrySet
in interface java.util.Map
entrySet
in class java.util.AbstractMap
protected boolean findAndRemoveEntry(java.util.Map.Entry entry)
public java.util.Enumeration keys()
keySet()
,
Map
,
Enumeration
,
elements()
public java.util.Enumeration elements()
values()
,
Map
,
Enumeration
,
keys()
public int capacity()
public float loadFactor()
|
||||||||||
| PREV CLASS NEXT CLASS | FRAMES NO FRAMES | |||||||||
| SUMMARY: NESTED | FIELD | CONSTR | METHOD | DETAIL: FIELD | CONSTR | METHOD |


PropertyPro-Lite
×
Are you sure you want delete!
Ok
Cancel
image
type
location
price
action
Duplex 7 Bedroom Flat
Maitaima Abuja
N15000000
Delete
Edit
Duplex 7 Bedroom Flat
Maitaima Abuja
N15000000
Delete
Edit
Duplex 7 Bedroom Flat
Maitaima Abuja
N15000000
Delete
Edit
Duplex 7 Bedroom Flat
Maitaima Abuja
N15000000
Delete
Edit
Duplex 7 Bedroom Flat
Maitaima Abuja
N15000000
Delete
Edit


New functions link()
and inv_link()
to access the link function and its inverse from fitted models and family functions.
Methods for classes: "glm"
, "gam"
, "bam"
, "gamm"
currently. #58
Adds explicit family()
methods for objects of classes "gam"
, "bam"
, and "gamm"
.
gratia now uses the mvnfast package for random draws from a multivariate normal distribution (mvnfast::rmvn()
). Contributed by Henrik Singmann (@singmann) #28
New function basis()
for generating tidy representations of basis expansions from an mgcv-like definition of a smooth, e.g. s()
, te()
, ti()
, or t2()
. The basic smooth types also have a simple draw()
method for plotting the basis. basis()
is a simple wrapper around mgcv::smoothCon()
with some post processing of the basis model matrix into a tidy format. #42
New function smooth_samples()
to draw samples of entire smooth functions from their posterior distribution. Also has a draw()
method for plotting the posterior samples.
draw.gam()
would produce empty plots between the panels for the parametric terms if there were 2 or more parametric terms in a model. Reported by @sklayn #39.
derivatives()
now works with factor by smooths, including ordered factor by smooths. The function also now works correctly for complex models with multiple covariates/smooths. #47
derivatives()
also now handles 'fs'
smooths. Reported by @tomand-uio #57.
evaluate_parametric_term()
and hence draw.gam()
would fail on a ziplss()
model because i) gratia didn’t handle parametric terms in models with multiple linear predictors correctly, and ii) gratia didn’t convert to the naming convention of mgcv for terms in higher linear predictors. Reported by @pboesu #45.