New Subaru Forester get E-Boxer hybrid engine for pure electric driving
by Matt de PrezSubaru has launched a new Forester, which comes with an E-Boxer hybrid engine.
The new model has undergone a thorough refresh and now features advanced driver assistance systems and enhance off-road capability.
It is 20mm wider and 30mm longer than the outgoing variant and the increased exterior dimensions provide more space between the front and more legroom..
The E-Boxer combines a 2.0-litre petrol engine with an electric motor. A lithium-ion battery unit is mounted within the boot floor and allows for pure-electric driving at speeds of up to 25mph.
Power-split adjusts according to the driving condition and alternates between three driving modes: EV driving, Motor Assist driving and Engine driving.
At low speeds the car is powered by the electric motor alone for quiet, zero emission driving. It can drive in full electric mode for distances of about a mile. Subaru says this is normally experienced in urban conditions with stop-and-go traffic where a 10% improvement in fuel economy can be seen compared to the outgoing variant.
At medium speeds, the motor and the engine work together to improve power and performance. At higher speeds Forester E-Boxer is driven solely by the petrol engine. According to speed and driving conditions, the engine will recharge the battery in preparation for the next use.
The electric motor assist and battery pack are aligned longitudinally with the heavy motor placed near the vehicle's centre of gravity. The battery and other components are positioned above the rear axle which balances the weight to improve handling.
Body strength has been increased by 40% compared to the outgoing Forester allowing the frame structure to absorb more energy in the event of a collision and the more rigid framework reduces noise and vibration while contributing to more responsive steering.
A new Driver Monitoring System uses facial recognition technology to detect if the driver’s gaze has wandered or if the driver is dozing off and alerts occupants if this occurs.
It also uses personal recognition to adjust vehicle settings such as the seat position, door mirror angle, display screen content and air conditioning for up to five different drivers.
The new Forester has a combined mpg figure of 34.7 and has CO2 emissions of 154g/km.
Prices for the new model start at £33,995 for the XE trim and £36,995 for the XE Premium.


Correcting intonation
Tried adjusting the neck on your guitar and things still sound off? Your guitar may need its intonation adjusted.
What you'll need
- Screwdriver
- Tuner
Step 1 – Check the intonation
The first thing you want to do is make sure your guitar is in tune. Play the open bottom E string and make sure your tuner reads it as E. Then hold down the 12th fret on the same string and see pluck it. If the tuner reads the same note, that string is okay and will not need to be adjusted. It the note is different, it will need to be.
Continue this process with each string and take note of which ones you will need to correct and whether they were higher or lower than the open note.
Step 2 – Adjust the bridge
To correct a strings intonation, you will need to adjust the bridge. Follow the string that needs to be corrected down to the bridge and you will see the saddle, this is how you will correct it. Using a screwdriver, you can bring the saddle in and out. If the note at the 12th fret is too low you need to bring the saddle out to shorten the string, this is done by turning the saddle screw counter-clockwise. If the note is too high, do the opposite.
Very small adjustments are the way to go here, half turns, otherwise you might overshoot the right point and end up with the opposite problem.
Step 3 – Retune
After each turn, retune the string and check its intonation. Repeat until the string reads the same note on the open and at the 12th fret. Then continue with each string until the guitar has correct intonation.
Correcting Intonation Quiz - How much can you remember?
- By tuning it
- Comparing the note of a string when open and at the 12th fret
- Replacing the tuning pegs
- Bringing the saddle in
- Removing the saddle
- Bringing the saddle out


Conference: 'Jews were not systematically murdered in Holocaust'
Holocaust denial conference titled 'The Holocaust – the Biggest Lie in Modern History' held in Jordan.
by Mordechai SonesA conference titled "The Holocaust – the Biggest Lie in Modern History" was held in Jordan and broadcasted by Al-Finiq TV (Jordan), reported the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI).
At the conference, Jordanian researcher and journalist Muwaffaq Muhadin expressed doubt that Jews were burned in furnaces during WWII, and he claimed that more Roma had been killed by the Nazis than Jews, who he said had been killed just the same as Germans and other non-Jews had been killed.
Jordanian researcher Mahmoud Awad said that the Nazis' Final Solution had actually been to drive the Jews out of Germany in order to get rid of the Jewish influence that had ruined German and Western culture. He said that Zyklon B had been used to purify clothes, including the uniforms of prisoners, from insects and diseases and that it was only the bodies of deceased prisoners that had been burned in furnaces.
Awad said that no more than 400,000 Jews had been killed by the Nazis and that the absence of ashes, bodies, bones, and other types of evidence demonstrate that it was implausible that the Nazis killed Jews in furnaces.
He added: "[Goebbels] used to say: Lie and lie again until the people believe you. The Jews say: Lie and lie again until you believe yourself."


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Scenario: Save matrix
Given evaluator
When evaluate A = [[1,2,4], [4, 5, 6]]
Then should equal [[1.00, 2.00, 4.00], [4.00, 5.00, 6.00]]
Scenario: Input matrix in invalid format
Given evaluator
When evaluate [[2,44, 3,444, ], [6,45, 2,5]]
Then should equal Syntax error occurred
When evaluate [[4]
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Scenario: Input matrix with invalid name
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When evaluate _ = [[5,8]]
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Scenario: Error with matrix division
Given evaluator
When evaluate [[5]] / [[4]]
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Scenario: Error input of jagged Matrix
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When evaluate B = [[2,44, 3,444, 4,6], [6,45, 2,5]]
Then should equal All rows must have the same length.
Scenario: Get matrix that exists in the cache
Given evaluator
When evaluate A = [[1,2,3],[1,2,3],[1,2,3]]
And evaluate A
Then should equal [[1.00, 2.00, 3.00], [1.00, 2.00, 3.00], [1.00, 2.00, 3.00]]
Scenario: Unexisting name of Matrix
Given evaluator
When evaluate Z
Then should equal Variable is not defined
Scenario: Save calculation of matrix
Given evaluator
When evaluate B = [[3, 5], [3, 7]]
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The Mask of Zorro (1998) Antonio Banderas, Anthony Hopkins, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Stuart Wilson, Matt Letscher, Maury Chaykin, Tony Amendola, Pedro Armendariz, L.Q. Jones, Jose Perez, William Marquez, Victor Rivers, Julietta Rosen. Screenplay, John Eskow, Ted Elliott, Terry Rossio, story by Elliott, Rossio, Randall Jahnson. Directed by Martin Campbell. 136 minutes. Rated PG-13, 4 stars (out of five stars)
Review by Ed Johnson-Ott, NUVO Newsweekly www.nuvo-online.com/film/ Archive reviews at http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Edward+Johnson-ott
In response to the critical drubbing he received for "Armageddon," director Michael Bay pointed to the box office receipts and speculated that film critics may be out of touch with popular tastes. Hopefully, Bay will catch a screening of "The Mask of Zorro" and realize that it's still possible to make a rousing popcorn flick without treating your audience like wide-eyed rubes suffering from attention-deficit disorder.
Packed with action, intrigue, humor and romance, "The Mask of Zorro" has all the payoffs one expects from a contemporary big summer movie, with the style of a classic Errol Flynn swashbuckler. It's the kind of film that leaves you sighing at the end, not just out of satisfaction, but also in relief that they didn't screw it up. Put that in your rocket- launcher and smoke it, Mr. Bay.
The prologue begins in 1821, when two young brothers help Zorro prevent the execution of a group of peasants. We learn that Zorro is the aristocratic Don Diego de la Vega (Anthony Hopkins), mortal enemy of vile Spanish governor Don Rafael Montero (Stuart Wilson). Just when the triumphant Don Diego is ready to retire and devote himself to his wife and young daughter, Montero invades his home and exacts a horrifying revenge.
Twenty years later, Montero returns with a new scheme for power. The aging Zorro recruits one of the brothers who helped him so long ago, outlaw Alejandro Murrieta (Antonio Banderas), and trains him to continue his legacy. Complicating things is the presence of the beautiful Elena (Catherine Zeta-Jones), Don Diego's daughter, who Montero kidnapped and raised as his own.
"The Mask of Zorro" works because it takes the time to actually set up the story, and the trouble to create three-dimensional characters whose fates matter to the viewer. Having a whale of a cast doesn't hurt, either.
Anthony Hopkins is wonderful as the graying hero. His Zorro is noble, witty and just a bit full of himself. He insists on perfection as he trains young Murrieta, and has the strength of character to make you understand why the bandit obeys.
As the new Zorro, Antonio Banderas shines in a role he was born to play. Rakishly handsome, Banderas convinces both as an outlaw and later, as a hero. His Murrieta has a rough-hewn sense of style and a chip on his shoulder that Don Diego is more than happy to knock off. The two men work well together, despite their clashing egos.
Catherine Zeta-Jones proves that she's more than just an incredibly beautiful face as the smoldering Elena. Clearly her father's daughter, her fiery eyes glisten with defiance and intelligence. Sparks quickly fly between her and the dashing Murrieta, adding sexual chemistry to the film's mixture of passion and derring-do.
Of course, characters as rich as these need a juicy villain and Stuart Wilson gives them one as Montero, investing him with enough humanity to make his wicked deeds all the more horrifying.
Director Martin Campbell does an exceptional job bringing the script to life, giving the production a rich, fluid feel as he dances between heroics, romance and humor. The stunts and sword fights have a snap to them and the audience truly becomes involved in the action, even at its most far-fetched, thanks in large part to the passion given the characters. As opposed to typical summer entertainment, "Zorro" has only one big explosion. That one explosion pays off beautifully, because the filmmakers understand that restraint always works better than overkill.
At 136 minutes, "The Mask of Zorro" is just a little too long. As good as the sword fights and narrow escapes are, a few less would have helped this larger-than-life adventure. But that's small criticism for the first summer popcorn movie of 1998 to fully deliver all it promised.
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Researchers identified Mutations in gene linked to Heart failure discovered
New York: Researchers have identified new mutations in a gene commonly associated with non-ischemic dilated cardiomyopathy (NIDC), a disease that weakens the heart muscle, making it more difficult to adequately circulate blood to meet the body’s needs. Patients with NIDC struggle because the heart’s ability to pump blood is decreased, as the heart’s main pumping chamber, the left ventricle, is enlarged and dilated. Unlike other kinds of heart conditions, NIDC often isn’t related to or a symptom or sign of a known cardiovascular disease or disease risk factor.
In the study, researchers from the Intermountain Healthcare Heart Institute in the US, have identified 22 mutations in 27 of 229 NIDC patients in a gene called TITIN — 15 of them not previously discovered. These TITIN mutations are of a type called “truncating variants”, or TTN-tv, which are linked with the development of cardiomyopathy and heart failure. “Truncating mutations in TITIN are common in NIDC, so we wanted to know: if we find one, should we be more, or less worried about the patient’s prognosis? The answer is yes,” said principal investigator of the study Jeffrey L. Anderson. The DNA samples of the 229 Intermountain patients diagnosed with NIDC were analyzed. Researchers also identified lifestyle, environmental and other disease factors documented that are associated with heart problems, like high blood pressure, diabetes, a history of alcohol or drug abuse, or previous chemotherapy treatment. (IANS)
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- 1 tablespoon canola oil, or use pan spray
Instructions
Grate the onion on the fine holes of a grater. You should have about two tablespoons of grated onion (and a lot of juice, which you can discard). Place in a bowl with the ground turkey, Worcestershire sauce, ketchup, salt and pepper. Using a fork, mix together well. Shape into four patties — the mixture will be quite moist — and press the patties into ½-inch thick rounds.
Heat the canola oil in a nonstick griddle or large nonstick frying pan over medium-high heat. (Alternately, spray the griddle or pan with pan spray.) When you can feel the heat while holding your hand just above griddle or pan, cook the patties for five minutes on each side. Serve on buns, with the condiments of your choice.


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Gov Mutua Gets Major Endorsement in Fight Against Kalonzo
by Collins NyamungaMachakos Governor Alfred Mutua was on Saturday, November 23, elevated to a new leadership role.
The Maendeleo Chap Chap Party leader was speaking at Mutonguni Thanksgiving celebration held in Tulia Market, Kitui. During the celebrations, he was installed as a Kamba Elder by Thome wa Akamba, Council of Elders.
The ceremony was held to the people of Mutonguni ward for voting in the Maendeleo Chap Chap (MCC) member Hon Eng. Muse Mati as the next Member of County assembly for Mutonguni ward.
“Truly humbled by the honour bestowed unto me by the Thome wa Akamba, Council of Elders today as they installed me as a Kamba Elder. They also tasked me with the responsibility of leading the Kamba nation, a role I humbly accept,” Mutua’s post read.
Mati won the seat after garnering 2,892 votes against Wiper Party candidate Stephen Kihuka’s 2,147 in the by-election held on October 17, 2019. The victory was seen as a blow to Kalonzo Musyoka who has for a long time been regarded as the defacto Kamba leader.
“I congratulate the Hon. Eng. Muse Mati on his election to represent the great people of Mutonguni Ward and thank all leaders who came to celebrate with us from all corners of our Country,” Mutua thanked the crowd.
The event was also graced by other leaders from all over the country such as ODM Member of Parliament Simba Arati. He reassured the voters from Mutogoni ward that Raila Odinga is fully behind them.
“Raila Odinga has told me that Alfred Mutua is a friend, his invitation must be honoured. Thank you for voting in the engineer” Mr Arati told the crowd.
Governor Alfred Mutua also took the opportunity to call for peace as the Kenyans wait for the anticipated results of the BBI report on Tuesday, November.
“As we await the BBI report, I call on all of us to remain objective. Let us all embrace the clarion call of unity, cohesion and peace. The sanctity of Kenya is our ultimate responsibility and I want to affirm my commitment to this noble cause,” Mutua stated.


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Test Tolerances¶
Test tolerances (along with reference values are used to determine whether a test is passing, at tolerance or failing. Configuring the different kinds of tolerance values are described below while the procedure for setting reference and tolerance values for a given test on a unit is described elsewhere.
Creating a new tolerance¶
To create a new tolerance click the Tolerances link under the QA section on the main admin page and then click the Add tolerance button at the top right hand corner. Choose the Tolerance type you want to create and fill in the appropriate values (described below).
Editing a tolerance after it has been created¶
A tolerance object should very rarely need to be edited and should only be done if you understand the implications of doing so.
When test values are stored, it keeps a reference to the tolerance that was set at the time the test was performed. If this tolerance object is later edited it will appear that the tolerance level for those test instances was different than it actually was at the time the test was performed.
Numerical Tolerances¶
The tolerance/action levels of a test act as a window around the reference value. For example if a certain test on a unit has reference value of 50 and a tolerance/action level of +/- 2%/3% (i.e. lower action = -3%, lower tolerance = -2%, upper tolerance = 2%, upper action = 3%) then values between 49 and 51 will be considered within tolerance, values between 48.5 & 49 or 51 & 51.5 will be considered at tolerance and values less than 48.5 or greater than 51.5 will be considered failing.
Note that you are free to leave one or more of the tolerance and action levels empty. This allows you to create tolerances which are pass/fail only (Tol Low & Tol High are both left blank), pass/tolerance only (Act Low & Act High are both left blank) or one sided tolerances (e.g. Act Low & Tol Low are left blank).
Numerical tolerances can either be specified as absolute
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tolerances only in the way the window around the reference value is
calculated. For example if a certain test on a unit has reference value
of 80 and an absolute tolerance/action level of +/- 1/2 (i.e. lower
action = -2, lower tolerance = -1, upper tolerance = 1, upper action =
2) then values between 79 and 81 will be considered within tolerance,
values between 78 & 79 or 81 & 82 will be considered at tolerance and
values less than 78 or greater than 82 will be considered failing.
Multiple Choice Tolerances¶
Multiple choice tests can be subjected to pass/tolerance/fail criteria by using the Multiple Choice tolerance type. First choose the Multiple Choice option for the Type field and then enter a comma separated list of choices which are to be considered passing and a comma separated list of choices which are to be considered tolerance values.
For example if your multiple choice test had choices like below:
and you wanted Choice A
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and Choice C
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if you wanted Choice A
and Choice B
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Choice C
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Overview
The Spine app is a self-management platform designed to help people ages 18-60 years with chronic low back pain(cLBP) to better deal with pain and enhance living well. It is part of a research study of the School of Nursing, University of Connecticut.
It provides video modules focused on physical activity and biweekly phone consultation from nurses to facilitate symptom monitoring and problem-solving. It also encourages patients to establish their goals and keep track of them in order to help patients enhance self-management skills. Our team is tasked to redesign the app and improve the user experience.
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User Research, UI/UX design, Motion Design
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INTERACTIVE PROTOTYPE
RESEARCH PROCESS
Review of Current App
The design team reviewed the current app alongside stakeholders to gain an understanding of the requirements.Some limitations of the current app were:
- Users lacked the ability to manage their goals.
- Users were frustrated when going through video modules.
- The modules lacked appeal.
- Researchers were not able to track user activities.
The Origianl UI
Key Insights
After reviewing the current app with stakeholders, we listed all the limitations and problems and concluded into 3 key insights.
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Users had trouble navigating the important tasks of understanding learning modules, logging physical activity,and tracking goals.
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Not much time was dedicated to the visual design and feeling of the app.
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Video modules are not engaging to users to follow and complete activities.
Opportunities
Based on the key insights, we came up with 3 opportunities aligned with them which we believe can help improve the usability of the app and promote the overall user experience.
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Improve the usability of the app to make it easier for users to fully engage in managing chronic back pain.
02
Develop a suitable and appealing visual design language.
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Provide engaging and interactive modules to help patients gain positive learning experience.
REDESIGN PROCESS
Information Architecture
Usability research showed that users had trouble navigating the app to find learning modules, set goals, and track activities. One of the first steps in the redesign process was to simplify the information architecture to tackle these usability concerns.
Original
Redesign
Design System
One of the main endeavors was to give the SpineApp visual depth. The following design system represents the organic and calm mood established in the app.
User flow & High-fidelity mockups
Redesign Module Videos
Since the app is currently in the development stage, I cannot show the whole videos here. Therefore, I selected some clips of the animation videos to help getting the sense.
Thank you for reading :)
All Works
© Designed by Yucheng Hang


Start a new feature:
Development of new features starts from the "develop" branch.
git flow feature start [my-feature]
Work on your feature:
Work on your feature, and create one or more commits.
git add .
git commit -am "Did some work."
Finish your feature:
Finish your feature. This action:
- Merges your feature into develop.
- Removes the feature branch.
- Switches back to the develop branch.
git flow feature finish [my-feature]


What do you think about the new maps and new weapons?
I think the maps are good, only on 16 players servers, i have a lot of fun with 16 players only, i dont know why there are servers with 64 players, its worst than metro!
The new weapons are good, specially for Close Combat situations, i dont know why there is a lot of people complaining about these weapons when they are effective only at close or even mid ranges in some cases. i still do prefer M16A3 or M4A1 on all situations close, mid and long ranges.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
I have premium but i currently played 5 minutes since few weeks :-)
So i can't anything about that. Flamers are everywhere, especially in BF3.
Meaurk
Global Moderator
The maps ain't that small as they said, that's a good thing. You get lost in them when you turn a wrong corner, maze ftw. :-) Nah, I like them.. it somehow reminds me to my COD time especially Conquest Domination, lol.
The weapons.. what can I say? I LOVE THE SPAS!!!1! And the other weapons are also quite good. The M417 is rubbish as the other "spray" snipers, no one shot one kill. However the second sniper is B-E-A-UTIFUL.
The whole package is great, can't wait for armored kill etc. They've done a great job in Sweden. :-)
PAT2E
yeah i like em too i think its kind the same as tdm


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My name is Brendon Laffey, and I am from North Wildwood, Cape May County, New Jersey. I consider myself very fortunate to have grown up on a small resort-town island.
One of the largest industries of Cape May County is real estate, and so, basically out of high school, I entered this competitive business as a realtor. I spent two years trying the best I could to learn the business, but my very young age combined with a lack of direction from a mentor or teacher made it very difficult for me to succeed in the business. By my 21st birthday, I had hit a wall, and lost interest in my young career as a realtor. I began to take an interest in web programming and development, and quickly fell in love with it. Weeks later, yes, just weeks after that, I applied to Dev Bootcamp. That is how devoted I am to learning this industry! And so, here I am, creating this website.
To be continued...
I upload a new blog post here every week. Be sure to check them out!


Sometimes those little items buried in the “in brief” section of the newspaper can be written with such panache that they leave you begging for more detail.
One sentence, thirty two words, but what endless fascination! There is the germ of a story here, or a novel, and certainly a Hitchcock film. I read that, and I had to know more. Typing “Helge Fossmo” into Google brings up a variety of pages—like this one—but somehow, for me, reading a fuller version of events detracts from the genius of that brief snippet.
STOP PRESS : Pansy Cradledew begs to differ. She writes : “I found the full story about Pastor Helge quite intriguing. I'm desperate to know more about a ‘strange sect’ that allowed middle-aged men to behave like Casanovas, and how the Uppsala court could possibly have believed that Helge's text messages were ‘supporting’ his nanny in her faith rather than inciting her to kill…It's like a Scandinavian Stepford. And what of the mysterious first Mrs Fossmo? I think we're only seeing the tip of the fjord, myself.”


Before Change
per_epoch_steps, train_epochs, eval_steps = get_num_train_iterations(
flags_obj)
steps_per_loop = min(flags_obj.steps_per_loop, per_epoch_steps)
logging.info(
"Training %d epochs, each epoch has %d steps, "
"total steps: %d; Eval %d steps", train_epochs, per_epoch_steps,
After Change
steps_per_loop=steps_per_loop,
checkpoint_manager=checkpoint_manager,
summary_interval=summary_interval,
eval_summary_dir=os.path.join(flags_obj.model_dir, "eval"))
time_callback.on_train_begin()
if not flags_obj.skip_eval:


TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES 2 "Secret of the Ooze" A film review by Scott Schultz Copyright 1991 Scott Schultz
Yes, the Turtles are back and I got a chance to preview them at a local S.I.D.S. foundation fundraiser. Vanilla Ice was even there (ohh, ahh!) but I'm not a rap-fan so I didn't pay too much attention to him.
This film has many of the same flaws of its predecessor. Unfortunately, it also suffers from "How do we end this?" disease. The filmmakers come up with some interesting ideas during the first half of the film and then they fail to develop any of them. The last one-third of the film is one corny, illogical scene after another. The first Turtles film was made to cash in on the craze, but it had a certain amount of story to it that was based on a mixture of Eastman and Laird's comics, the animated series, and the writer's imagination. This is strictly mind-candy that is designed to entice kids into talking their parents out of some pocket money.
Without giving away too much of the plot, the story follows these lines:
The Turtles are living with April O'Neil while looking for a new hideout. They make a new friend, a pizza delivery boy who also knows martial arts. The Shredder comes back; I'd consider that a spoiler except that the TV ads have not only been showing that information but they have actually been showing pieces of the "surprise" ending.  The rest of the movie involves the Turtles discovery of the origin of the radioactive ooze that created them and Shredder's simultaneous discovery of it and his use of it in his revenge.
This is a kid's film all the way. More than half of the jokes are drawn from the first movie though some of the rest are funny. The violence is toned down a bit from the first movie though there are more actual confrontations between the Turtles and the Foot Clan. My son enjoyed it and I didn't see anything in the film that would harm any child's psyche. My prediction is that this film will be out of the theatres in a few weeks and appear on video in November, just in time to be put in a bunch of Turtle Kid's stockings.
Bottom Line: Thumbs down if you're an adult. Kids are less critical and just want to see Turtles. I have to admit that I was disappointed because I was one of the minority of adults who liked the first movie. It wasn't Oscar material but it was a decent rendition of the Turtle's story. SECRET OF THE OOZE is the dog that I was afraid the first movie would be. C'est la Vie.
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Onyx UnrealScript Editor [ Version 1.0 ]
What is Onyx?
Onyx is a cross-platform UnrealScript editor written in Java. It is designed with ease-of-use and portability in mind, requiring very little memory and capable of running on any machine with a JVM installed.
Why Choose Onyx?
Whether you work on the PC or the Mac, the Onyx experience won't change. That's because Onyx was build around the idea of cross-platform support: there's no installer or Mac disk image, just a Java distributable. You place the folder where you want it, maybe create a shortcut to the JAR that you can stick in the Start Menu or Applications stack, and that's it.
Onyx is far from becoming a robust "industry standard" editor, but feedback from the gaming community is sure to change that quickly. And not only do I welcome feedback, if there are any questions or problems I am willing to help solve them.
Oh, and did I mention...Onyx is free?
Requirements
- Java 1.4 or greater (works best with Java 1.6)
- 10MB of available hard-disk space for system files
- 512MB of RAM (at least 1GB recommended)
Features
- Works on Windows AND Mac (Linux untested)
- 16 beautiful themes, made possible with JTattoo
- Class tree viewer links to UnCodeX online
- UnrealScript syntax highlighting
- Support for multiple open files in separate tabs
- In-editor compiling, options to run UDK Game (Windows only)
- Tab/space conversion and cleanup
- Toggle seeing whitespace (tabs/spaces)
- Bracket auto-complete and folding
- Drag-and-drop to open files, open multiple files, open from the command line


val liveOutputContext: LiveData<ConfigInputContext>
LiveData with current component's output connections.
See Also
BindingComplete


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[gecode-users] Generating constraints
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Tue Oct 28 15:00:04 CET 2008
Max wrote:
> I'm using Gecode as a library (of course :-) ) and don't know if the
> performance will suffer using such an interface. I dont want to go
> back
> to textual representation, as i would have to build it.
> Searching your online documentation i found nothing using "Zinc" or
> "minizinc" as search words. Only for FlatZinc i found an operation
> writing flatzinc output, but i would need the input. Where can i
> find it.
It's here:
http://www.gecode.org/flatzinc.html
Cheers,
Guido
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git - rebase
doc
usefull commands rebase
# cancel a rebase
git rebase --abort
Article rebase
The rebase command has some awesome options available in its --interactive
(or -i
) mode, and one of
the most widely used is the ability to squash commits. What this does is take smaller commits and
combine them into larger ones, which could be useful if you’re wrapping up the day’s work or if you
just want to package your changes differently. We’re going to go over how you can do this easily.
A word of caution: Only do this on commits that haven’t been pushed an external repository. If others
have based work off of the commits that you’re going to delete, plenty of conflicts can occur.
Just don’t rewrite your history if it’s been shared with others.
So let’s say you’ve just made a few small commits, and you want to make one larger commit out of them.
Our repository’s history currently looks like this:
The last 4 commits would be much happier if they were wrapped up together, so let’s do just that through
interactive rebasing:
$ git rebase -i HEAD~4
pick 01d1124 Adding license
pick 6340aaa Moving license into its own file
pick ebfd367 Jekyll has become self-aware.
pick 30e0ccb Changed the tagline in the binary, too.
# Rebase 60709da..30e0ccb onto 60709da
#
# Commands:
# p, pick = use commit
# e, edit = use commit, but stop for amending
# s, squash = use commit, but meld into previous commit
#
# If you remove a line here THAT COMMIT WILL BE LOST.
# However, if you remove everything, the rebase will be aborted.
#
So, a few things have happened here. First of all, I told Git that I wanted to rebase using the
last four commits from where the HEAD
is with HEAD~4
. Git has now put me into an editor with
the above text in it, and a little explanation of what can be done. You have plenty of options
available to you from this screen, but right now we’re just going to squash everything into one commit.
So, changing the first four lines of the file to this will do the trick:
pick 01d1124 Adding license
squash 6340aaa Moving license into its own file
squash ebfd367 Jekyll has become self-aware.
squash 30e0ccb Changed the tagline in the binary, too.
Basically this tells Git to combine all four commits into the the first commit in the list.
Once this is done and saved, another editor pops up with the following:
# This is a combination of 4 commits.
# The first commit's message is:
Adding license
# This is the 2nd commit message:
Moving license into its own file
# This is the 3rd commit message:
Jekyll has become self-aware.
# This is the 4th commit message:
Changed the tagline in the binary, too.
# Please enter the commit message for your changes. Lines starting
# with '#' will be ignored, and an empty message aborts the commit.
# Explicit paths specified without -i nor -o; assuming --only paths...
# Not currently on any branch.
# Changes to be committed:
# (use "git reset HEAD <file>..." to unstage)
#
# new file: LICENSE
# modified: README.textile
# modified: Rakefile
# modified: bin/jekyll
#
Since we’re combining so many commits, Git allows you to modify the new commit’s message
based on the rest of the commits involved in the process. Edit the message as you see fit,
then save and quit. Once that’s done, your commits have been successfully squashed!
Created commit 0fc4eea: Creating license file, and making jekyll self-aware.
4 files changed, 27 insertions(+), 30 deletions(-)
create mode 100644 LICENSE
Successfully rebased and updated refs/heads/master.
And if we look at the history again…
So, this has been a relatively painless so far. If you run into conflicts during the rebase,
they’re usually quite easy to resolve and Git leads you through as much as possible.
The basics of this is fix the conflict in question, git add the file, and then git rebase --continue
will resume the process. Of course, doing a git rebase --abort
will bring you back to your previous state
if you want. If for some reason you’ve lost a commit in the rebase, you can use the reflog to get it back.
reflog tutorial
There’s plenty of other uses for git rebase -i
that haven’t been covered yet.
If you have one you’d like to share, please do so! GitCasts also has a fantastic video on this process
as a whole that also covers some more complex examples of the command.
gitcasts
videos
rebase for renaming
Exemple, rebasing 2 lasts commits to rename commit message. Theses commits contains a #
for github/gitlab issue linking.
git rebase -i HEAD~2
then use edit
(and not reword
) command.
The rebase will stop at each commit.  En bout de ligne cela donne le commit initial dont on sort les éléments que l’on veut mettre dans un nouveau commit. Le commit initial est recréé en premier et le résultat du split est créé ensuite.
git rebase -i <oldsha1>
ou git rebase -i HEAD~3
pour agir sur un ou plusieurs des 3 derniers commits.


Montana
Bicycle Racing Association
August 2, 2003
The initial meeting
of the Montana Bicycle Racing Association Board of Directors was called to
order at 3:20 pm at the Sunshine Station, Philipsburg, Montana.
Present at the meeting were John Weyhrich, Don Russell, Tim Bechtold (Team Stampede/Five Valley Velo); Scott Herzig (Montana Velo); Dave Landstrom (Flathead); Jason Mohr (Northern Rockies); Byron Deford (Great Divide).
1. The first order of business was consideration of the proposed bylaws of MBRA. All present approved the bylaws and all subsequent business was transacted according to the bylaws.
2. The Board then nominated and elected officers of MBRA.
Byron Deford nominated John Weyhrich for President. No other nominations were received. Weyhrich was elected as the founding President of MBRA.
Dave Landstrom nominated Steve Willis for Vice-President. No other nominations were received. Willis was elected as the founding Vice-President of MBRA.
Deford nominated Scott Herzig for Secretary. No other nominations were received. Herzig was elected as the founding Secretary of MBRA.
Jason Mohr nominated Deford for Chief Financial Officer. No other nominations were received. Deford was elected as the founding CFO of MBRA.
3. Designation of duties.
Deford moved to designate the duties of CFO to Steve Dolberg. Weyhrich seconded. Without further discussion the board voted unanimously to designate the duties of CFO to Steve Dolberg until further notice.
Herzig moved to designate the clerical and secretarial duties of the Secretary to Tim Bechtold. Weyhrich seconded. Without further discussion the board voted unanimously to designate the clerical and secretarial duties of the Secretary to Tim Bechtold until further notice.
Weyhrich moved to designate himself as Scheduling and Events coordinator, in conjunction with Tim Bechtold. Mohr seconded. Without further discussion the board voted unanimously to designate Weyhrich and Bechtold as Scheduling and Events coordinators for MBRA.
Weyhrich moved to designate Rob Whitacre as both Official’s Coordinator and Upgrades Coordinator. Deford suggested that a person more familiar with Montana racers and races might be better suited to act as Upgrades Coordinator than Whitacre. Landstrom noted that this was an area of concern for racers. Bechtold suggested that a person known and respected by racers and who is familiar with the racers would be a better fit than Whitacre as Upgrades Coordinator. Don Russell noted that shouldering both tasks was an onerous burden and offered to act as Upgrades Coordinator. Weyhrich amended his motion to designate Rob Whitacre as Official’s Coordinator and Don Russell as Upgrades Coordinator. Deford seconded. Without further discussion the board voted unanimously to designate Whitacre as Official’s Coordinator and Russell as Upgrades Coordinator.
4. 2003 Schedule
The board discussed the cyclocross schedule for the fall. Landstrom noted that Flathead would like to host the State Championship race on November 8 or 9, and so moved. Weyhrich seconded, and all approved. Mohr suggested that cross races be on Saturdays if possible, rather than Sundays, noting that fewer schedule conflicts arise on Saturdays for many racers. Weyhrich suggested that Montana Velo and Great Divide host their cross races back-to-back on a Saturday and Sunday, since few racers are willing to travel across the state for a one-hour race, having two races in the same town on the same weekend might entice more racers. Weyhrich also suggested that Northern Rockies and Five Valley Velo could do the same on one weekend in Missoula as well, so racers could get more racing with less travel time. Bechtold stated that he and Mike Beltz were organizing a weekday cross series for Northern Rockies and Five Valley Velo in Missoula that would run six weeks from mid-September until late October, probably at Fort Missoula. Weyhrich suggested that the series be on Wednesday nights so racers could be ready for weekend racing. Bechtold stated that he would post a tentative schedule for the 2003 cross races on the listserv and the final schedule could be worked out in the next week or so via email. All agreed.
5. 2004 Schedule
Landstrom stated that Flathead wanted to move its race to sometime in May or June. Bechtold suggested that MBRA consider moving all road races so the season ends in mid-July, perhaps at the time of the Cascade Classic. Herzig noted that MBRA needs to try a different schedule, since there is such a dramatic drop in racer numbers for July and August races. Deford suggested that MBRA set a time for the state championship race and have that be the end of the season, perhaps at the end of June or early in July, so that Montana racers have two big events to train for, first the Ecology Center race and then the state championship race at least four or five weeks later. Given that the Ecology race is on Memorial Day weekend, the end of June would be far enough removed to allow another training goal. Mohr offered that the end of June is the traditional time for championship races, and it would work well to have Montana’s championship race then. Weyhrich pointed out that MBRA needs to work its schedule around some of the large regional races so that Montana racers can travel to these races, mostly in Washington and Oregon. Bechtold informed the board that Five Valley Velo was interested in truncating its spring training series to one race and having the remaining weekends in March available for Cup Series races, either for Five Valley Velo races or other races. Deford commented that the training series races are important for attracting new people to racing and we should not change them all to “real” races. There was general agreement that the first flat race at Clinton should be a training race, but the later races could be Cup Series races. Weyhrich noted that he was interested in developing new venues if open dates were available for Cup Series races. All agreed not to make a firm decision on the 2004 schedule, but to discuss it further within the member clubs. Bechtold offered to draft a proposed schedule and post it for comment and review.
6. Montana Cup Series
All present expressed an interest in enhancing the Montana Cup Series. Herzig suggested that the series jersey be a leader’s jersey that the current leader wears, rather than the past year’s winner. All agreed that this was good idea, and Weyhrich moved for approval to purchase three jerseys for 2004, estimating that the jerseys will be about $70-80 each. Deford seconded. All approved. The jerseys would only be for Men Cat 1,2 and W Cat 1,2,3, though other cats will have series competition.
The board approved the following for the Montana Cup Series:
1. There will be separate scoring for the following eight classes: Men 1,2; Men 3; Men 4,5; Masters 35+; Masters 45+; Masters 55+; Women 1,2,3; Women 4.
2. MBRA will issue two copies of the same number to each racer at the start of the season or upon that racer’s first series race. The racer will pay $1 for the numbers. The racer will retain the number for the remainder of season. If the racer loses or mangles one copy of the number, the racer can use the second one. If the racer loses both, then the racer will have to pay $5 to have a replacement number issued.
3. Numbers will be issued in unique groupings for each class. For example, all Men 1,2 racers will have numbers between 1 and 99. All Women 1,2,3 racers will have numbers between 101 and 199, etc.
4. Each club can still create class groupings as it chooses for its race and award prizes according to its own groupings, but Cup Series points will be derived according to the Cup Series classes. For example, a race may have a Men 1,2,3 class, a Men 4,5 class, a Masters 35+ class, and a Women’s class. For Cup Series rankings, the Cat 3 men would be awarded points according to their finish relative to other Cat 3 men in the race. Similarly, masters who are really 55+ would be awarded points according to their finish relative to other 55+ racers, etc.
5. MBRA will create and maintain a series database that will be updated after each race and placed on the website so racers can see current Cup Series standings.
6. In addition to the jerseys for top Men 1,2 and Women 1,2,3 riders, other class winners will receive medals or trophies or some similar token. Furthermore, there will be cash prizes for top finishers in each class. The cash prizes for each class in the series will go at least three deep and perhaps deeper depending on the size of the classes.
7. Keith Carparelli, Tim Bechtold, and Steve Dolberg will administer the Cup Series in 2004.
7. Finances
Weyhrich reported that MBRA has received $995 to date from USCF in license payments. MBRA receives $5 from every license fee that a Montanan pays to USCF. Board members agreed that as a general policy the President of MBRA could spend up to $100 for managerial or clerical expenses at his discretion after informing the rest of the board via email, but that expenses of more than $100 need the approval of a majority of the board. Under the bylaws, email approval is OK, so the President can approve of an expense as soon as a majority of the designated directors email that the expense is OK.
Bechtold suggested that the board consider a $1 per racer per race surcharge to go to MBRA to support things like the Cup Series prizes and other expenses that may arise. Deford stated that a $1 per racer is often the difference between breaking even in a race, and this could be a burden for promoters. Herzig suggested that promoters should just increase their entry fee by a dollar. Deford related the hassle of making change if an entry fee were raised to $21 from $20. Mohr and Herzig both noted that racers would not balk at the dollar increase if they knew the money was going to fund the overall series prize money. Landstrom suggested that such a surcharge be devoted to fund the Montana Series Cup and potentially other things like junior development. Mohr moved that MBRA impose a $1/racer/race surcharge. Landstrom seconded. All approved without further discussion.
8. Equipment
The board agreed without entertaining a motion that MBRA should not attempt at this time to purchase any equipment that could be used at all races, such as timing equipment, safety equipment, finish line cameras, etc.
9. Officials
Bechtold suggested that each club be obligated to supply an official to a different club’s race so that we can avoid the appearance of impropriety and comply with the rules requiring non-host club judges. Russell expressed concern that inexperienced officials should not be tossed into a race situation without some guidance and support. Mohr commented that there needed to be flexibility for officials to makes changes as their time commitments developed. Weyhrich commented that both these concerns should be easy to avoid with some advance scheduling and flexibility that allows clubs and officials to make changes as situations arise. Herzig noted that smaller clubs might have difficulty providing an official. Russell stated that he would be conducting an official’s clinic in February so people would have the chance to upgrade or become officials then. Herzig then moved, Weyhrich seconded, that each club provide an official for at least one other club’s race per year. The board approved this with no further discussion.
10. Juniors
Bechtold suggested that the board consider devoting funds to junior development and racer recruitment. Herzig noted that Geoff Proctor had volunteered to coordinate or be involved in junior development, but that it would cost some money for expenses. Each board member offered some idea of what junior development might entail and what it might cost, and in the end decided that the most prudent path would be to seek proposals from people interested in working on junior development that includes both an outline of a proposed program and proposed costs. Deford moved that MBRA put out a request for such proposals and the board could review them and decide what to do at a later date. Landstrom seconded. All were in favor.
11. Junior Entry Fees
Deford moved, Herzig seconded, that junior entry fees in all MBRA Cup Series races be a maximum of $5. Deford actually wanted the entry fees for juniors to be zero dollars, but because of USCF and MBRA fees, $5 seemed like a reasonable maximum. All approved. So the entry fee for juniors is now set at a maximum of $5 for all MBRA Cup Series races.
12. Scheduling Conflicts
Deford wondered if there were a way to make sure that more than one bicycle event is not scheduled for the same day in Montana, including rides such as TSRV and RATPOD, mountain bike races, and road races. Deford noted specifically the conflict between the Bozeman and Dillon mountain bike races, which were held on the same day. Mohr wondered what sort of influence MBRA could have on NORBA events and NORBA scheduling. Weyhrich noted, and all agreed that we should work cooperatively to try to avoid schedule conflicts, but that the free market prevails and MBRA cannot stop someone from holding an event.
That concluded the items of discussion, and Herzig moved, Weyhrich seconded, to adjourn the meeting. All in favor. Meeting adjourned at 4:45 pm.
For the Secretary,
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Timothy Bechtold


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The Orgone BoxWorking in the early 1930s, distinguished Austrian psychoanalyst and medical doctor Wilhelm Reich invented an apparatus known as the Orgone Box, or Orgone Accumulator. Its function was to absorb orgone (his word for life force energy) out of the atmosphere. The outer layers of the box were made of organic material (apparently wood) while the inner layers were made of metal. The organic material allegedly attracted and absorbed the orgone, while the metal conducted it, transferring it to the inside of the box, where it would then accumulate, ready to be absorbed by a human occupant. Reich claimed that he could actually detect the accumulation of orgone within the box because the temperature inside the box became measurably warmer than the temperature in the outside room. There are still great shrieking debates over the validity of Reich’s claims for the orgone accumulator. Or more accurately, there is a great deal of angry shrieking on the part of Reich’s supporters who claim to have duplicated some of his experiments with positive results, while there is an equal amount of snide derision and smug pronouncements of quackery on the part of mainstream scientists who – in typical form — simply can’t be bothered to investigate something that they already “know” is wrong. In the meanwhile, to the outside observer two things do appear evident: First, Reich really did believe he had discovered the phenomenon he called “orgone”. The strength of his own conviction in what he was doing is demonstrated by the fact that he willingly sought to face down the United States Government (when he could have simply skipped town), and even insisted the judge in his case read his books detailing his work, as he was completely certain that this would clear things up. And second, whether Reich was right or wrong about the benefits of his box and the existence of orgone, he never really "proved" that his box was accumulating the stuff. One of his central proofs relied on the relative discharge rates of electroscopes positioned both inside and outside the orgone box. As Einstein himself tried to point out to Reich, these electroscopic experiments failed to eliminate other possible explanations for the resultant findings. (Reich should, for example, have compared his findings to readings taken within a closed, non-orgone absorbing box.) In other words, Reich might have been a brilliant theorist, but he was mediocre in the laboratory. Although Wilhelm Reich could potentially have gone on to acknowledge and correct these errors, coming to sounder scientific conclusions about the accumulator and even orgone itself, he never had the opportunity. The government burned his books, papers, and equipment and threw him in prison. He died there in 1957.
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Motorists are facing delays of around an hour as a result of the early morning incident.
by Lorraine WeirThe A82 at Dumbarton has been closed southbound following a two-car crash this morning.
Police are on the scene and controlling traffic with only one lane running with each direction being allowed through at a time.
Inspector Mo Boyle of Dumbarton Police Office told the Lennox Herald: “This will have a significant impact on traffic during rush hour this morning.
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Traffic Scotland confirmed drivers heading southbound should expect a delay of approximately one hour and those heading northbound could be held up for around 45 minutes as a result.
West Dunbartonshire Council confirmed that school transport may be affected and advised pick up and arrival times could be impacted.
First Bus confirmed there will be delays on services 1, 1A, 1B and 1E due to the incident.
Decision looms on Cameron House legal proceedings after reports received
And McColls say several services have been affected including cancellation of the 340 from Helensburgh at 7.10am and the 8.27am from the RAH.
Their school buses have also been impacted and they have confirmed potential delays to MyBus.
A statement from the Dumbarton firm said: "We have various members of staff also stuck in traffic. We will update as soon as possible."
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We show that coccolithophores were globally more common and widespread, larger, and more heavily calcified in the pre‐34 Ma greenhouse world, and declined along with pCO$2 during the Oligocene (34–23 Ma). Our results suggest that atmospheric pCO2 has exerted an important long‐term control on coccolithophores.


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Spoiler alert: “So Much So……”
On Feb 12, 2020, I feel like I did something that I hadn’t done before. I gave a presentation to around 50 people with full confidence, no shivering legs, no broken mind, no sweety palm, no fumbling of words and no dry lips (Sorry, I am joking for this one). From the first slide, I felt like my lips were getting as dry as I am in the center of Sahara Desert (Shit! Bad phrase).
I was prepared with the slide a week ago, I pulled, pushed the ideas and slides from the community that I was engaged on and then merged all of it. I had that idea running in my mind, I will deliver the best presentation that everyone in the room has been seen. But, 29 freaking slides. What? Yeah, a freaking number of slides, guess how bored anyone will be in the room will be watching me trying to explain 29 slides with each point on it. The first rule of the presentation I learned at the end of the day, “Keep Slides the less as you can”. Next time, things will turn round.
The second law of presentation that I violated, “Keep memes in-between”.  I didn’t do it.  Next time, a to-do list when having a presentation, Memes mandatory.
 Let’s dive into the serious talk. My journey of being a Speaker.
Last Dashain, I applied for Microsoft Student Partner, which I wanted to be for a long time ago. I also tried for GitHub Campus expert but couldn’t be for various reasons. So, there was no sure chance of me getting an opportunity to be MSP. But last January, I got the confirmation mail from Microsoft. And I became an MSP. The biggest student partnership program in the world.
Then follow a mandatory post on Facebook. “Started job at Microsoft”. I sometimes wonder how stimulation works on our mind, (The topic let be assumed on the next blog). Congratulation received friends and family. A proud moment anyone can have as a student, to get a partnership from Microsoft. The learning path, promotion to second stage of the program and trying hard to achieve on the third level.
Now the big day. To give presentation for everyone who wishes to be MSP.
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ACHP advice and documents on ways to improve consultation efforts with tribal agencies.
This flyer contains information on explaining, and understanding section 106 review. It also includes information on how to determine federal involvement and how the ACHP can help.
Another ACHP document to assist in making decisions about archaeological resources under section 106.
Successful collaborations and mitigations arising from Section 106.
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module ActiveRecord::CounterCache::ClassMethods
Public Instance Methods
Decrement a numeric field by one, via a direct SQL update.
This works the same as #increment_counter but reduces the column value by 1 instead of increasing it.
Parameters¶ ↑
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counter_name
- The name of the field that should be decremented. -
id
- The id of the object that should be decremented or an Array of ids.
Examples¶ ↑
# Decrement the post_count column for the record with an id of 5 DiscussionBoard.decrement_counter(:post_count, 5)
# File lib/active_record/counter_cache.rb, line 121 def decrement_counter(counter_name, id) update_counters(id, counter_name => -1) end
Increment a numeric field by one, via a direct SQL update.
This method is used primarily for maintaining counter_cache columns that are used to store aggregate values. For example, a DiscussionBoard may cache posts_count and comments_count to avoid running an SQL query to calculate the number of posts and comments there are, each time it is displayed.
Parameters¶ ↑
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counter_name
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id
- The id of the object that should be incremented or an Array of ids.
Examples¶ ↑
# Increment the post_count column for the record with an id of 5 DiscussionBoard.increment_counter(:post_count, 5)
# File lib/active_record/counter_cache.rb, line 103 def increment_counter(counter_name, id) update_counters(id, counter_name => 1) end
Resets one or more counter caches to their correct value using an SQL count query. This is useful when adding new counter caches, or if the counter has been corrupted or modified directly by SQL.
Parameters¶ ↑
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id
- The id of the object you wish to reset a counter on. -
counters
- One or more association counters to reset. Association name or counter name can be given.
Examples¶ ↑
# For Post with id #1 records reset the comments_count Post.reset_counters(1, :comments)
# File lib/active_record/counter_cache.rb, line 20 def reset_counters(id, *counters) object = find(id) counters.each do |counter_association| has_many_association = _reflect_on_association(counter_association) unless has_many_association has_many = reflect_on_all_associations(:has_many) has_many_association = has_many.find { |association| association.counter_cache_column && association.counter_cache_column.to_sym == counter_association.to_sym } counter_association = has_many_association.plural_name if has_many_association end raise ArgumentError, "'#{self.name}' has no association called '#{counter_association}'" unless has_many_association if has_many_association.is_a? ActiveRecord::Reflection::ThroughReflection has_many_association = has_many_association.through_reflection end foreign_key = has_many_association.foreign_key.to_s child_class = has_many_association.klass reflection = child_class._reflections.values.find { |e| e.belongs_to? && e.foreign_key.to_s == foreign_key && e.options[:counter_cache].present? } counter_name = reflection.counter_cache_column stmt = unscoped.where(arel_table[primary_key].eq(object.id)).arel.compile_update({ arel_table[counter_name] => object.send(counter_association).count(:all) }, primary_key) connection.update stmt end return true end
A generic “counter updater” implementation, intended primarily to be used by #increment_counter and #decrement_counter, but which may also be useful on its own. It simply does a direct SQL update for the record with the given ID, altering the given hash of counters by the amount given by the corresponding value:
Parameters¶ ↑
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id
- The id of the object you wish to update a counter on or an Array of ids. -
counters
- A Hash containing the names of the fields to update as keys and the amount to update the field by as values.
Examples¶ ↑
# For the Post with id of 5, decrement the comment_count by 1, and # increment the action_count by 1 Post.update_counters 5, comment_count: -1, action_count: 1 # Executes the following SQL: # UPDATE posts # SET comment_count = COALESCE(comment_count, 0) - 1, # action_count = COALESCE(action_count, 0) + 1 # WHERE id = 5 # For the Posts with id of 10 and 15, increment the comment_count by 1 Post.update_counters [10, 15], comment_count: 1 # Executes the following SQL: # UPDATE posts # SET comment_count = COALESCE(comment_count, 0) + 1 # WHERE id IN (10, 15)
# File lib/active_record/counter_cache.rb, line 77 def update_counters(id, counters) updates = counters.map do |counter_name, value| operator = value < 0 ? '-' : '+' quoted_column = connection.quote_column_name(counter_name) "#{quoted_column} = COALESCE(#{quoted_column}, 0) #{operator} #{value.abs}" end unscoped.where(primary_key => id).update_all updates.join(', ') end


Koval's 3D (Implicit) Grapher
alankoval.com/3dgrapher/src/index.html | GitHub link
Koval's 3D Grapher is a voxel-based, implicit surface and volume plotter in 3D targeted at webgl2.
Triangles embedded in 3D are not well suited for representing sets with "dimension" not equal to two. Furthermore, automatic and efficient triangulation is a significant challenge for a 3D plotter, especially in guaranteed-fail conditions like z = sin(1/x). For this version, we render our plot as binary (i.e. on/off) voxels in a 1024 x 1024 x 1024 grid.
The goal is to produce publication-quality renders of surfaces and volumes in the browser. The rendering uses three-bounce ray tracing with standard light sampling and allows for custom (per voxel) color and normal specification.
Error Propagation Library
This python project implements arbitrary arithmetic on random variables numerically. As a short illustrative example, suppose \(x\) and \(y\) are random variables representing the measurement of two tiles on the floor. We sample \(x\) to be 30.1 cm and \(y\) to be 30.3 cm. Say we use a meter stick which gives some error \(\sigma\) to both measurements. We can model \(x\) as a normal distribution with center at 30.1 and standard deviation \(\sigma\) and \(y\) as a similar distribution centered at 30.3. Then the random variable \(x+y\) gives the probability distribution for the actual combined length of the two tiles.
This library allows arithmetic on arbitrary expressions.
Koval's 3D Grapher (old)
alankoval.com/3dgrapher-old/src/index.html | GitHub link
Koval's 3D Grapher is a WebGL accelerated function plotter in 3D. It has a few features:
- Support for Cartesian, spherical and cylindrical coordinate systems
- Integrated parametric plotting
- Support for vector operations through the Math.js library
- Customizable plot quality, color, and transparency
- Intuitive mouse zoom and rotation mechanics
Pixel Physics
alankoval.com/pixelphysics | GitHub link
Ever wanted to try out your latest cellular automaton idea but don't want to spend the time coding it?
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Brainfuck Interpreter
https://alankoval.com/brainfuck/index.html | GitHub link
Brainfuck is what we call an esoteric programming language. It is aptly named.
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This plugin allows you to set up a job in Jenkins for building specific revisions of a project.
Be sure to select both "Use Subversion Release Manager" in the top section of the job configuration page, and select "Subversion Release" for the SCM type, rather than the standard Subversion SCM.
Here is a screenshot of this project configured to use the plugin.
Today it uses a copy of SubversionSCM named SubversionReleaseSCM, but would only require a small change to SubversionSCM.CheckOutTask to work with the core code.
Here is the change that is needed. Just look for the java comments that start with EDIT.
- Add a String field for the revision
- In the constructor, retrieve the revision number from the environment variable.
- Set the revision to check out based on the value stored in revision field if not null
Here is a link to the patch request: JENKINS-3207
/** * Either run "svn co" or "svn up" equivalent. */ private static class CheckOutTask implements FileCallable<List<External>> { private final ISVNAuthenticationProvider authProvider; private final Date timestamp; // true to "svn update", false to "svn checkout". private boolean update; private final TaskListener listener; private final ModuleLocation[] locations; //EDIT (1) next line added by piascikj for building specific revision private String revision; public CheckOutTask(AbstractBuild<?, ?> build, SubversionSCM parent, Date timestamp, boolean update, TaskListener listener) { this.authProvider = parent.getDescriptor().createAuthenticationProvider(); this.timestamp = timestamp; this.update = update; this.listener = listener; this.locations = parent.getLocations(build); //EDIT (2) next line added by piascikj for building specific revision this.revision = build.getEnvVars().get("REVISION"); } public List<External> invoke(File ws, VirtualChannel channel) throws IOException { final SVNClientManager manager = createSvnClientManager(authProvider); try { final SVNUpdateClient svnuc = manager.getUpdateClient(); final List<External> externals = new ArrayList<External>(); // store discovered externals to here //EDIT next line removed by piascikj for building specific revision //final SVNRevision revision = SVNRevision.create(timestamp); //EDIT (3) next 6 lines added by piascikj for building specific revision SVNRevision revision = SVNRevision.create(timestamp); try { if (this.revision != null) revision = SVNRevision.create(Long.parseLong(this.revision)); } catch (NumberFormatException e) { listener.getLogger().println("Unable to parse revision number from value: " + this.revision + ", checking out HEAD revision."); } if(update) { for (final ModuleLocation l : locations) { try { listener.getLogger().println("Updating "+ l.remote); File local = new File(ws, l.local); svnuc.setEventHandler(new SubversionUpdateEventHandler(listener.getLogger(), externals,local,l.local)); svnuc.doUpdate(local.getCanonicalFile(), l.getRevision(revision), true); } catch (final SVNException e) { if(e.getErrorMessage().getErrorCode()== SVNErrorCode.WC_LOCKED) { // work space locked. try fresh check out listener.getLogger().println("Workspace appear to be locked, so getting a fresh workspace"); update = false; return invoke(ws,channel); } if(e.getErrorMessage().getErrorCode()== SVNErrorCode.WC_OBSTRUCTED_UPDATE) { // JENKINS-1882. If existence of local files cause an update to fail, // revert to fresh check out listener.getLogger().println(e.getMessage()); // show why this happened. Sometimes this is caused by having a build artifact in the repository. listener.getLogger().println("Updated failed due to local files. Getting a fresh workspace"); update = false; return invoke(ws,channel); } e.printStackTrace(listener.error("Failed to update "+l.remote)); // trouble-shooting probe for #591 if(e.getErrorMessage().getErrorCode()== SVNErrorCode.WC_NOT_LOCKED) { listener.getLogger().println("Polled jobs are "+ Hudson.getInstance().getDescriptorByType(SCMTrigger.DescriptorImpl.class).getItemsBeingPolled()); } return null; } } } else { Util.deleteContentsRecursive(ws); // buffer the output by a separate thread so that the update operation // won't be blocked by the remoting of the data PipedOutputStream pos = new PipedOutputStream(); StreamCopyThread sct = new StreamCopyThread("svn log copier", new PipedInputStream(pos), listener.getLogger()); sct.start(); for (final ModuleLocation l : locations) { try { listener.getLogger().println("Checking out "+l.remote); File local = new File(ws, l.local); svnuc.setEventHandler(new SubversionUpdateEventHandler(new PrintStream(pos), externals, local, l.local)); svnuc.doCheckout(l.getSVNURL(), local.getCanonicalFile(), SVNRevision.HEAD, l.getRevision(revision), true); } catch (SVNException e) { e.printStackTrace(listener.error("Failed to check out "+l.remote)); return null; } } pos.close(); try { sct.join(); // wait for all data to be piped. } catch (InterruptedException e) { throw new IOException2("interrupted",e); } } try { for (final ModuleLocation l : locations) { SVNDirEntry dir = manager.createRepository(l.getSVNURL(),true).info("/",-1); if(dir!=null) {// I don't think this can ever be null, but be defensive if(dir.getDate()!=null && dir.getDate().after(new Date())) // see http://www.nabble.com/NullPointerException-in-SVN-Checkout-Update-td21609781.html that reported this being null. listener.getLogger().println(Messages.SubversionSCM_ClockOutOfSync()); } } } catch (SVNException e) { LOGGER.log(Level.INFO,"Failed to estimate the remote time stamp",e); } return externals; } finally { manager.dispose(); } } private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L; }
Change Log
Version 1.2 (2010-11-03)
- Fix a couple help links
Version 1.1 (2010-03-01)
- Thread safety fix for compare and build actions
- Change maxRevisions field validation to client-side
- Fix help link and add content
- Misc cleanup and javadoc updates
- Bump version up to 1.1 since there's a 1.0 out there even though 0.2 was the last release
Version 0.2 (2009-12-29)
- Fix broken image
- Update uses of deprecated APIs
Version 0.1 (2009-03-27)
- Initial release


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