structure
structure
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constraint
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Tie constraint between two sets of nodes, elements or surfaces. |
displacement
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A pinned nodal displacement boundary condition released in X and Y. |
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A pinned nodal displacement boundary condition released in Y and Z. |
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A pinned nodal displacement boundary condition released in X and Z. |
node
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set
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element
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A 1D element that resists axial, shear, bending and torsion. |
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A 1D spring element. |
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A 1D element that resists axial loads. |
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A truss element that resists axial compressive loads. |
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A truss element that resists axial tensile loads. |
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A 2D element that resists axial, shear, bending and torsion. |
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A shell element that resists only axial loads. |
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A 3D element that resists axial, shear, bending and torsion. |
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A Solid element with 5 faces (extruded triangle). |
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A Solid element with 4 faces. |
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A Solid cuboid element with 6 faces (extruded rectangle). |
element_properties
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load
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Pre-stress [units: N/m2] applied to element(s). |
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Concentrated forces and moments [units:N, Nm] applied to node(s). |
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Concentrated forces and moments [units:N, Nm] applied to different nodes. |
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Distributed line forces and moments [units:N/m or Nm/m] applied to element(s). |
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Distributed area force [units:N/m2] applied to element(s). |
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Gravity load [units:N/m3] applied to element(s). |
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Harmonic concentrated forces and moments [units:N, Nm] applied to node(s). |
material
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Initialises base Material object. |
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Elastic and plastic-cracking Eurocode based concrete material. |
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Elastic and plastic, cracking concrete material. |
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Damaged plasticity isotropic and homogeneous material. |
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Elastic, very stiff and massless material. |
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Elastic, isotropic and homogeneous material. |
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Elastic, orthotropic and homogeneous material. |
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Elastic and plastic, isotropic and homogeneous material. |
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Bi-linear steel with given yield stress. |
misc
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section
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Uniform thickness angle cross-section for beam elements. |
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Hollow rectangular box cross-section for beam elements. |
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Solid circular cross-section for beam elements. |
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General cross-section for beam elements. |
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Equal flanged I-section for beam elements. |
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Section for shell elements. |
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Section for membrane elements. |
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Section for solid elements. |
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Solid trapezoidal cross-section for beam elements. |
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For use with truss elements. |
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step
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Internet Cookies are text files stored on your computer to collect visitor behaviour information. This information is used to track visitor use of the internet.
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Deadspin supervisor leaving, too, after staff quits
by EndPlayNEW YORK (AP) - Days after the entire staff of the popular website Deadspin quit in a revolt, the manager who prompted the exodus said Tuesday that he's leaving, too.
Paul Maidment, editorial director of G/O Media said it was "the right moment for me to leave to pursue an entrepreneurial opportunity."
Sixteen staff writers and editors, along with two weekend contributors, quit in protest of G/O Media's edict that the website stick to covering sports and cast aside stories on politics, popular culture and the media.
The site's former editor in chief, Megan Greenwell, had quit in August after complaining about management. A deputy editor, Barry Petchesky, said last week that he had been fired for refusing the order to "stick to sports."
Maidment also supervised sister websites like Gizmodo, The Root and Jezebel that were bought earlier this year by the financial equity firm Great Hills Partners. Several of the sites were part of Gawker Media, which had declared bankruptcy and shut down.
Maidment said in a statement that "I am certain that the sites will grow and thrive in the future."
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by Cindy E. HarnettPeople and their pets are advised to stay out of the water at Thetis Lake Regional Park due to a potentially toxic blue-green algae bloom, according to an advisory from the Capital Regional District and Island Health.
The blue-green algae visible on the surface of the lake can produce toxins — in this case cyanotoxins, which are produced by cyanobacteria.
Dog walkers should keep the animals on a leash to prevent them from swimming in or drinking the water until the advisory has been lifted, the CRD advises.
Ingesting water containing these cyanotoxins can cause a range of symptoms. While humans may suffer headaches, muscle aches and abdominal pain, dogs who ingest the toxins could suffer lethal liver damage.
“Cyanobacteria can produce several types of toxins that can be poisonous to people, pets or livestock,” adds HealthLinkBC. “Some can affect the nervous and respiratory systems. Symptoms are visible shortly after exposure. Others affect the liver and it takes days before symptoms appear.”
The advisory was originally posted on Nov. 4 and updated on Monday afternoon.
The province’s HealthLinkBC website says cyanobacteria can cause blooms in a range of colours, including bright blue, red, brown and green.
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CON AIR A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1997 Scott Renshaw
(Touchstone) Starring: Nicolas Cage, John Cusack, John Malkovich, Steve Buscemi, Ving Rhames, Colm Meaney. Screenplay: Scott Rosenberg. Producer: Jerry Bruckheimer. Director: Simon West. MPAA Rating: R (violence, profanity, adult themes) Running Time: 117 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
Nicolas Cage comes up with an ingenious survival mechanism for his role in the wink-and-a-concussive-nudge bombast-o-rama CON AIR. The opening credits sequence introduces us to Cage as Cameron Poe, a Gulf War veteran convicted of manslaughter and serving eight years in prison after an ill-fated bar-room brawl. The prison scenes are accompanied by voice-overs in which Poe, in a languid Southern drawl, describes prison life to his wife back home and offers simple homilies for the daughter he has never met. If the scene gives you a tickle of familiarity, it probably should. Cage appears to realize that CON AIR is going to be utterly dim-witted and ridiculous, and that he's going to have to do something to keep himself entertained. And thus he slips into a familiar, surreal role as his own commentary on the proceedings -- Cage plays Cameron Poe as a buffed-up version of RAISING ARIZONA's H. I. McDonnough.
Cage should have known what he was getting himself into. He got a paycheck from Jerry Bruckheimer last year for THE ROCK, and if there's one thing you can count on from a Bruckheimer production (even without his late partner Don Simpson), it's that you can count on seeing everything you saw in the _last_ Bruckheimer production. The critical difference between THE ROCK and CON AIR is Cage's performance. In THE ROCK, Cage appeared to be having the time of his life jumping into the action fray for the first time. That sense of discovery has been replaced by a wry self-awareness. While the plot of CON AIR finds Poe a parolee on board a hijacked prison transport plane whose goal is just to get home, Cage's goal is different but just as simple: to get out of the film with some measure of dignity intact.
Audiences, too, should know what they're getting themselves into with a Bruckheimer production. In fact, the marketing people are counting on it. No one who loathed THE ROCK for its swear-grunt-blast repetitiveness will be converted by CON AIR; no one who loved THE ROCK for exactly the same reasons will be dissuaded. Director Simon West (yet another TV commercial auteur plucked by Bruckheimer from the advertising equivalent of the Schwab's soda fountain) delivers exactly the kind of adrenaline/testosterone cocktail which could launch an endocrinology lecture (it's perversely appropriate that one sympathetic con spends most of the flight nearing a diabetic coma; like insulin, CON AIR does the work of a gland). What he doesn't deliver is a moment of suspense. A Bruckheimer film has no use for Hitchcock's notion that showing you the bomb under the desk creates a more interesting scene than just blowing up the desk; a really, _really_ big desk and a really, _really_ big bomb will serve the purpose nicely.
If either West or Bruckheimer were interested in genuine tension, they might have done something with CON AIR's creepiest set-up. At a desert stop for the plane-load of convicts, serial killer Garland Greene (Steve Buscemi) wanders of into a trailer park where he meets a little girl having a tea party in a drained swimming pool. Their tete-a-tete is eerie and menacing, providing a welcome shift in tone and giving Buscemi a chance to stand out in a cast with too many villains (Danny Trejo, Ving Rhames and a characteristically reptilian John Malkovich among them).
It is that kind of exhausting excess to which Cage is responding with his detached performance. While Malkovich goes for the outrageous and John Cusack (as a U. S. Marshal) goes for earnest, Cage looks like he just wants to go to sleep. His recycled RAISING ARIZONA performance is a means of escape, his chase after a stuffed bunny a continuation of his pursuit of that big box of Huggies. It doesn't bode well for Cage's appearance in FACE/OFF later this month; perhaps he already realizes that all he can do in action films is more of the same over and over.  That word is called recidivist...repeat offender.
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Maintaining high-fidelity B-Rep is a challenge. Geometric modeling kernels, such as OpenCascade or Parasolid, implement "tolerant modeling" approach. I.e., instead of using a global geometric inaccuracy, each boundary element (vertex, edge and face) has its own associated imprecision value called [geometric] tolerance.
"Tolerant modeling is a foundation on which reliable solid modeling can be built. By attaching local tolerances to faces, edges and vertices, the boolean algorithm can perform intersections and coincidence tests to appropriate tolerances, and take advantage of a richer structure to represent the resulting solid." [Jackson, 1995]
A visually fine B-Rep model may contain significant geometric flaws like small gaps between faces or wild parameterization of curves. Since what you see on a display is not the real shape but only its faceted approximation, such imperfections remain hidden unless your modeling engine suddenly stops working on downstream operations. Geometric inaccuracy is a nightmare for modeling operators. While there is a certain challenge in how (and to which extent) to maintain tight geometric tolerances, the must-have feature which is relatively easy to implement is the visual checker of those tolerances. The idea is to colorize the boundary elements with respect to their local tolerances. The obtained color mapping gives a good insight on how watertight your model is.
To check tolerances in Analysis Situs, you may use command check-toler. This command creates a certain number of tolerance intervals to colorize the shape. "Warmer" colors mean less accuracy of the corresponding boundary elements.
Whether your tolerances are Ok or not is a tricky question. It has been agreed quite a while ago that the consistency of tolerance definition can be discussed only in the context of a specific application (for reference, see the panel discussion at [Hoschek, 1991, pp. 264-265]). The whole idea of CAD is not to generate mathematically ideal shapes but to make those shapes serve the industry. Therefore, quite often even poor tolerances are anough to mill a part or to generate a finite element model. However, you may face unpredictable problems down the road, e.g., when communicating your CAD model to another software. Thus, even though no model is perfect, it is practically more safe to have as tight geometric tolerances as possible.
Inaccuracies are often observed at the edges of B-Rep models. There may be a small gap between faces which needs to be shielded by a sufficient tolerance value to make that gap "invisible" for the modeler. Another subtlety is due to the dual edge representation which is a parametric curve living in the two-dimensional space of a host surface (check the figure above). The parametric curve (pcurve) should have synchronous parameterization with the primary curve in 3D. If not, the deviation is also covered by a tolerance value. An asynchronous dual representation often remains invisible because it is not necessarily accompanied by any gaps in 3D. Keeping both representations of an edge consistent is a fundamental requirement for any geometric kernel which employs pcurves.


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Our project, sponsored by Ally, was to create a hail protection system that could protect the outdoor cars at a dealership from hail. The constraints were to deploy the system within under a minute per car, withstand wind up to 40mph, protect against hail up to 4", and minimize cost. We had to consider additional variables, such as the various layouts of parking lots, and design something that could accomodate any possible layout.
After some prototyping, we decided the best design was a very simple one; telescoping poles that could be deployed to support a net that covered whole section of cars at once. This would cut down on our deployment time per car drastically, and minimized the actions needed to deploy full protection. We then had to calculate the proper diameter and other parameters of the supporting poles. This would depend on the weight of the pole itself, the impact of hail on the supported net, and the subsequent inward tension of the net between poles.
It turned out that calculating the sag of the net - modeled as a two-dimensional catenary curve - was a complicated process that would involve finding inherent properties of the net material. To do this, we designed and ran an experiment with various loads. This gave us a linear relationsip between net load and the distance it sagged, which allowed us to determine the minimum clearance between the cars and the net.
Our design required some permanent infrastructure to be put in place in order to ease the deployment process. Steel cylindrical housing would be embedded into the concrete base of the parking lot to hold the telescoping tubes. When it comes time to deploy, they would simply be opened up and the poles extended for use.


Run the SQL in the Ad Hoc command window to the right.
It creates the CUSTOMER_ADDRESS_WITHOUT_COMPRESSION table that you will use as a baseline to demonstrate the results of automatic compression.
It inserts 250,000 rows or more of data into the CUSTOMER_ADDRESS_WITHOUT_COMPRESSION table.


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| synoptic.invariants | Provides implementation of invariants, and a specialized invariant set (TemporalInvariantSet ). |
| synoptic.invariants.ltlcheck | |
| synoptic.invariants.ltlchecker |
| Uses of Graph in gov.nasa.ltl.graph |
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private Graph |
Node.graph
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static Graph |
Degeneralize.degeneralize(Graph g)
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static Graph |
Generate.generate(int nsets)
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Graph |
Node.getGraph()
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static Graph |
Label.label(Graph g)
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static Graph |
Graph.load()
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private static Graph |
Graph.load(java.io.BufferedReader in)
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static Graph |
Graph.load(java.io.BufferedReader reader,
int type)
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static Graph |
Graph.load(java.lang.String fname)
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static Graph |
Graph.load(java.lang.String fname,
int type)
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static Graph |
SynchronousProduct.product(Graph g0,
Graph g1)
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static Graph |
degenSynchronousProduct.product(Graph g0,
Graph g1)
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private static Graph |
SFSReduction.reachabilityGraph(Graph g)
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static Graph |
SuperSetReduction.reduce(Graph g)
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static Graph |
SFSReduction.reduce(Graph g)
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static Graph |
SCCReduction.reduce(Graph g)
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static Graph |
Simplify.simplify(Graph g)
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| Methods in gov.nasa.ltl.graph with parameters of type Graph | |
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private static void |
Degeneralize.accept(Graph g)
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private static boolean |
SCCReduction.anyAcceptingState(java.util.List<Node> scc,
Graph g)
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private static void |
SCCReduction.clearAccepting(java.util.List<Node> scc,
Graph g)
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private static void |
SCCReduction.clearExternalEdges(java.util.List<Node> scc,
Graph g)
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static Graph |
Degeneralize.degeneralize(Graph g)
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static void |
SynchronousProduct.dfs(Graph g,
Node[][] nodes,
int nsets,
Node n0,
Node n1)
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static void |
degenSynchronousProduct.dfs(Graph g,
Node[][] nodes,
int nsets,
Node n0,
Node n1)
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private static Node |
SynchronousProduct.get(Graph g,
Node[][] nodes,
Node n0,
Node n1)
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private static Node |
degenSynchronousProduct.get(Graph g,
Node[][] nodes,
Node n0,
Node n1)
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private void |
Node.init(Graph g,
Attributes a)
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private static boolean |
SCCReduction.isAccepting(java.util.List<Node> scc,
Graph g)
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static Graph |
Label.label(Graph g)
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static Graph |
SynchronousProduct.product(Graph g0,
Graph g1)
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static Graph |
degenSynchronousProduct.product(Graph g0,
Graph g1)
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private static Graph |
SFSReduction.reachabilityGraph(Graph g)
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static Graph |
SuperSetReduction.reduce(Graph g)
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static Graph |
SFSReduction.reduce(Graph g)
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static Graph |
SCCReduction.reduce(Graph g)
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static java.util.List<java.util.List<Node>> |
SCC.scc(Graph g)
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static Graph |
Simplify.simplify(Graph g)
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Node(Graph g)
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Node(Graph g,
Attributes a)
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static Graph |
Automaton.SMoutput(State[] automaton)
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static Graph |
LTL2Buchi.translate(java.io.File file)
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static Graph |
Translator.translate(java.lang.String formula)
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static Graph |
LTL2Buchi.translate(java.lang.String formula)
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static Graph |
LTL2Buchi.translate(java.lang.String formula,
boolean rewrite,
boolean bisim,
boolean fair_sim)
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| Uses of Graph in synoptic.invariants |
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private Graph |
BinaryInvariant.automaton
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Graph |
ITemporalInvariant.getAutomaton()
Get the Buchi-automaton that corresponds to this LTL property. |
Graph |
BinaryInvariant.getAutomaton()
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| Uses of Graph in synoptic.invariants.ltlcheck |
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class |
GeneralGraph
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| Fields in synoptic.invariants.ltlcheck with type parameters of type Graph | |
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private static java.util.LinkedHashMap<Graph,Graph> |
LtlModelChecker.translationCache
Cache graphs that we got as argument previously. |
private static java.util.LinkedHashMap<Graph,Graph> |
LtlModelChecker.translationCache
Cache graphs that we got as argument previously. |
| Methods in synoptic.invariants.ltlcheck that return Graph | |
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static Graph |
DidCanTranslator.translate(Graph lts)
Translates the graph into a did-can graph (see return). |
| Methods in synoptic.invariants.ltlcheck with parameters of type Graph | |
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static Counterexample |
LtlModelChecker.check(Graph transitionSystem,
ITemporalInvariant invariant)
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private static Node |
GraphTransformations.createDeadlockNode(Graph g)
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private static boolean |
GraphActionParser.incomingOutgoingInvariant(Graph g)
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static void |
GraphActionParser.parseTransitions(Graph g)
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static void |
GraphTransformations.removeDeadlock(Graph g)
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static Graph |
DidCanTranslator.translate(Graph lts)
Translates the graph into a did-can graph (see return). |
static GeneralGraph |
ProductTranslator.translate(Graph dcts,
Graph ba)
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PersistenceChecker(Graph g)
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private java.util.LinkedHashMap<java.lang.String,Graph> |
GraphLTLChecker.lastTargetGraph
Cache for that last target graphs. |
| Methods in synoptic.invariants.ltlchecker that return Graph | |
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private Graph |
GraphLTLChecker.convertGraph(IGraph<T> sourceGraph,
java.lang.String relation)
Converts an event-based sourceGraph into a transition-based targetGraph |
| Methods in synoptic.invariants.ltlchecker with parameters of type Graph | |
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void |
GraphLTLChecker.writeDot(Graph g,
java.lang.String filename)
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Today's brewing tanked by burner malfunction. Fortunately, we drown our sorrows in homebrewed Oaky Bourbon Stout, RyePA and Mario Kart.
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Tesla's Cybertruck fiasco cost Elon Musk $768 million in a single day — here's how the notorious workaholic and father of 5 makes and spends his $23.6 billion fortune, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
by Tanza Loudenback, Taylor Nicole Rogers, Business Insider US- Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk currently has a net worth of about $23.6 billion – down $768 million from what it was before a failed demonstration of Tesla’s new Cybertruck sent shares of the automaker down 6% Friday, Forbes reported.
- Musk said in January he will not receive any form of payment or compensation until Tesla reaches $100 billion in market cap.

- Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.
Elon Musk may be one of the richest people in America, but he’s slightly less rich than he was before he unveiled Tesla’s new Cybertruck on Thursday evening.
In a demonstration turned debacle, Musk had Tesla’s lead designer, Franz von Holzhausen, test the strength of the vehicle’s “ultra-hard” stainless steel body and “armored glass” with first a sledgehammer and then a metal ball. When the truck’s window shattered on impact, Musk said “oh my f—ing god.”
Investors had a similar reaction, and shares of the automaker sunk 6%, sending Musk’s net worth down $768 million in a single day, Forbes’ Hayley Cuccinello reported.
Despite a massive net worth currently hovering around $23.6 billion, Musk has never taken a paycheck from Tesla, refusing his $56,000 minimum salary every year. In January, Tesla announced it would pay Musk nothing for the next 10 years – no salary, bonuses, or stock – until the company reaches a $100 billion market cap. If and when that happens, Musk could potentially overtake Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos as the richest person in the world.
A notorious workaholic, Musk doesn’t spend his money on lavish vacations or expensive hobbies. Instead, the entrepreneur spends most of his free time at the office or in factories, retreating to one of several Los Angeles mansions he owns at the end of the day.
Keep reading to find out what we know about how Musk, a father of five, amassed his fortune and how he spends it.
As a child growing up in South Africa, Musk taught himself to code. By the time he was 12, he sold the source code for his first video game for $500.
Source: MONEY
Just before his 18th birthday, Musk moved to Canada and worked a series of hard labor jobs, including shoveling grain, cutting logs, and eventually cleaning out the boiler room in a lumber mill for $18 an hour — an impressive wage in 1989.
Sources: MONEY, Esquire – Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future
Musk got a pay cut to $14 an hour when he started a summer internship alongside his brother, Kimbal, at the Bank of Nova Scotia after cold-calling — and impressing — a top executive there.
Sources: MONEY, Esquire – Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future
After he arrived for his freshman year at Queens University in 1990, Musk quickly picked up a side hustle selling computer parts and full PCs to other students. “I could build something to suit their needs like a tricked-out gaming machine or a simple word processor that cost less than what they could get in a store,” Musk said.
Sources: MONEY, Esquire – Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future
Within two years, Musk transferred to the University of Pennsylvania on a partial scholarship.
Sources: MONEY, Esquire – Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future
To cover the rest of his tuition, Musk and a buddy would turn their house into a speakeasy on the weekends, charging $5 at the door. “I was paying my own way through college and could make an entire month’s rent in one night,” Musk said.
Sources: MONEY, Esquire – Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future
Musk graduated with a bachelor’s degree in physics and an economics degree from the Wharton School and moved to Stanford to pursue his PhD.
Source: MONEY
He left the program within days to found an internet startup with his brother. They started Zip2, a city guide software for newspapers, with $28,000 in seed money from their father.
Source: MONEY
Four years later, in 1999, they sold Zip2 for $307 million, earning Musk $22 million. He invested more than half of his earnings to cofound X.com, an online banking service.
Source: MONEY
The company quickly merged with its rival and became PayPal, with Musk as the majority shareholder. In 2002, eBay bought PayPal and Musk walked away with $180 million.
Source: MONEY
Musk turned his attention to his new space exploration company, SpaceX, after leaving PayPal. A few years later he cofounded electric-car maker, Tesla, and then SolarCity, a solar power systems provider. The success of these companies eventually launched him into the billion-dollar club — but not before he went broke.
Source: VentureBeat
In late 2008, Musk divorced his first wife and it took a toll on his finances. A year later, Musk said he “ran out of cash” and had been living off loans from friends while trying to keep his companies afloat.
Sources: VentureBeat, Forbes, TechCrunch
But when Tesla debuted on the stock market in 2010, Musk’s fortune sky rocketed. By 2012, he appeared on Forbes’ richest list for the first time with a net worth of $2 billion.
Source: Forbes
Over seven years later, Musk has amassed a $23.6 billion fortune — and he’s not shy when it comes to spending it.
Source: Bloomberg
At one point, the CEO owned more than $70 million worth of residential property in the Bel-Air neighborhood of Los Angeles.
Source: The Real Deal, Variety, Business Insider
Musk initiated his Bel-Air buying spree in late 2012, when the then-bachelor purchased a 1.67-acre estate for $17 million. The 20,248-square-foot mansion has a two-story library, a home theater, a gym, and 1,000-bottle wine cellar.
Source: Variety
As the leader of one of the preeminent auto-makers, it’s no surprise Musk has an affinity for cars. Back in 2013, he paid $920,000 at an auction for the Lotus Esprit submarine car used in a James Bond movie.
In addition to driving Teslas, Musk owns two gas-powered cars: a Ford Model T and a Jaguar E-Type Series 1 Roadster.
Despite having funds to spare, Musk isn’t a fan of lavish vacations — or any vacations for that matter. In 2015, he said he’d only taken two weeks off since founding SpaceX about 12 years earlier.
Musk has five children. In a 2014 tweet, Musk said he takes the kids on an annual camping trip. “I’m a pretty good dad,” he said. “I have the kids for slightly more than half the week and spend a fair bit of time with them. I also take them with me when I go out of town.”
Sources: Twitter, Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future
But by August 2018, Musk told The New York Times that he had taken to working 120 hours a week. “There were times when I didn’t leave the factory for three or four days — days when I didn’t go outside,” he told The Times. “This has really come at the expense of seeing my kids. And seeing friends.”
Source: The New York Times
Musk said on an earnings call in 2017 that he doesn’t have a desk at the Tesla factory: “I always move my desk to wherever — I don’t really have a desk actually — I move myself to wherever the biggest problem is in Tesla. I really believe that one should lead from the front lines, and that’s why I’m here.”
Sources: Business Insider, Fortune
Musk admitted to spending “many late nights” at Tesla’s Nevada Gigafactory re-writing software during a production sprint for the Model 3.
Source: Fortune
For a story published in August 2018, Business Insider reporters spoke with 42 Tesla employees, who said Musk is a visionary, but also unpredictably demanding.
Source: Business Insider
Musk said in June 2019 that he even planned to spend his 48th birthday on June 28 at work, improving the company’s “global logistics.”
Source: Business Insider
Musk told CBS’ “60 Minutes” that he is, in fact, “somewhat impulsive” and doesn’t “really want to try to adhere to some CEO template.”
Source: Business Insider
Not only does Musk spend a ton of time at Tesla, he also spends a lot of his money on the company. In the first six months of 2018, he bought more than $35 million worth of shares in Tesla.
Source: CNN
Musk also invests a lot of time, energy, and resources into SpaceX.
Source: Business Insider
SpaceX has raised more than $2.2 billion to develop, build, and launch Starlink, an effort to cover Earth in ultra-fast broadband internet and build the prototype of its Big Falcon Rocket (BFR), a gargantuan reusable space vehicle designed to bring people to Mars, reported Business Insider’s Dave Mosher. The company was valued at $33.3 billion in June 2019.
Source: Business Insider , CNBC
Musk also helms The Boring Company, which he founded in 2016 to develop and construct an underground tunnel in Los Angeles in an effort to mitigate traffic. In December 2018, Musk debuted the first prototype.
Source: Business Insider
According to The New York Times, The Boring Company raised over $112 million in 2018 — and more than 90% of it came from Musk.
Source: The New York Times
In 2012, Musk signed The Giving Pledge, vowing to donate the majority of his wealth during his lifetime. Though he’s already in the business of improving our environment and the future during his day job, Musk has made sizable donations to causes he cares about, including a $10 million gift to the Future of Life Institute to regulate artificial intelligence.
Sources: Twitter, Business Insider
Musk found himself in legal trouble with the SEC in 2018 after he tweeted that he had obtained the funding to take Tesla private, which moved the company’s stock price. Musk reached a settlement with the SEC in April 2019.
Source: Business Insider
At the end of the day, the multibillionaire says he enjoys inexpensive hobbies like listening to music, playing video games, and reading books. “Hang out with kids, see friends, normal stuff,” he said.  But usually it’s work more.”
Source: Quartz
Since Musk works so hard, it’s only natural that he’d get upset when things go awry. When a metal ball shattered the “armored glass” of Tesla’s Cybertruck during a demonstration on Thursday, Musk said “oh my f—ing god.”
Source: Business Insider


Portland Field Guide is here to help you familiarize yourself with the local flora in your city and to enable you to start recognizing plants and trees when you are out exploring the many urban green spaces the city has to offer.
You can click on the sections below to explore native species & plant communities, see which common plants are actually invasive, checkout our handy tips on how to start identifying plants, paruse the glossary of terms you'll see around our site and search for more information on plants in our database.
Then your ready to head out into the green spaces of Portland and start identifying!


PETROLEUM (SPECIAL) TRUST FUND LAGOS-NIGERIA. CONFIDENTIAL REQUEST FOR URGENT BUSINESS PROPOSAL >From the Desk of: Dr. Fahd A.Usman. Phone 234 80 33206813. Fax 234 1 7599055. Dear Sir, This letter may come to you as a surprise since it is coming from someone you have not met before. However, we decided to contact you based on a satisfactory information we had about you. I am a Medical Doctor currently working with the Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF). I and some of my close and trusted colleagues need your assistance in the transfer of US$21.8 million to overseas. This fund was generated from over-invoicing of contracts executed by the PTF under our control and supervision. This fund is now ready to be sent out by a special diplomatic courrier service.What we want from you include the following: 1. Name of Company & Address 2. Your Private Telephone & Fax Number 3. Beneficiary Name 4. Your international passport number Upon receipt of these informations, all arrangements asper movement of the funds which shall be by special diplomatic courrier services due to the amount involved shall commence.The company has banches in Dubai and Holland {Amsterdam} .The copies of the approval and other relevant documents shall be faxed to you for your perusal.please treat as strictly confidential for obvious reasons. The fund will be shared as follows: 1. 17% for your assistance 2. 80% for myself & my Colleagues 3. 3% for contingency expenses We wish to assure you that your involvement should you decide to assist us, will be well protected, and also, this business proposal is 100% risk free as the remittance will be made through the legal procedures. Note: your discussions regarding this transaction should be limited because we are still in government service. We intend to retire peacefully at the end of this transaction. Let honesty and trust be our watchword throughout this transaction and your prompt reply will be highly appreciated. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation while we look forward to a mutually benefiting business relationship with you. Best Regards. Dr. Fahd A.Usman.


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Which of the options below is not a risk associated with proof of stake algorithms.
Energy consumption due to mining cryptocurrency.
- 51% attacks targeting the valididity of the cryptocurrency.
- The cryptocurrency is mainly collected by very few individuals.
- The cryptocurrency makes the rich richer.
Look at each section in Proof of Stake versus Proof of Work.


Honiara lies on the north east coast of the island of Guadalcanal. It is the capital of the Solomon Islands. During the last two decades it has suffered many riots and parts of the town have been destroyed.
Position 09° 25'37"E, 159° 57'22"E (harbour approach)
For full details on clearing into and out of these Islands see Solomon Islands Formalities.
Yachts entering the Solomon Islands should anchor near the Point Cruz Yacht Club and go ashore to contact the relevant officials. Ashore, customs can be found at the commercial wharf (to the left out of the yacht club) and immigration about 1/2 km past the Mendana Hotel opposite the Post Office. A phone number is posted at the Yacht Club dinghy dock for Quarantine.
Formalities - full range of officials - customs, immigration, health, quantantine.
This is one of two places (Noro being the other) where it's possible to clear in with all officials on the same day. However, cruisers advise you begin check in early as it takes most of the day (with officials being in 3 different places) and is a lengthy process.
Last updated December 2011.
Both entrance buoys into Mbokona Bay are now in place.
For safe passage into the bay. visitors need to line up either;
a) the flagpole at the YC
or
b) the left hand side of the blue 6 story building behind the YC with the orange pole on top of the hill behind. It is about 10 feet high and 2 ft around and has a slow flashing light on top.
Mooring Buoys
There is just one mooring ball available for hire. It is yellow and is on the west side of the bay (see notice board at Point Cruz Yacht Club). Be careful when approaching it as the reef is not far behind.
There is another mooring which may be available for hire. Contact Henk, owner of SV Aurora, in Mbokona Bay.
Anchoring
Most yachts now anchor swinging free near the yellow mooring ball on the West side of the bay.
Free anchorage is available at Point Cruz near the Yacht Club, however swinging room is limited by the reefs and the manoeuvring room required for the patrol boats at their wharf
Anchoring stern up to the sea wall seems harder than it used to be, as this space is currently taken up by local charter boats who have their own moorings laid off the seawall. There is also a new big dock in the middle that has recently been constructed and takes up a fair amount of space. Anchoring and stern tying to the sea wall still looks possible, but probably for only 2 or 3 boats.
The depth in the bay rises quickly to the reef. The bottom is a silty / sandy mix which, many times, has proved to be very poor holding ground.
Be aware if you choose to anchor on either the west side or in the middle of the bay. Strong winds come up quickly, for no apparent reason, from the North or North East and cause total chaos. It is not advisable to leave the yacht unattended.
Anchoring is possible either side of the point, the most suitable depends on the wind direction.
Safety
There is significant motor-canoe traffic in this area and security may be an issue at night. As with many anchorages, it is advisable to hoist one's dinghy out of the water and to lock it to the boat. The engine and fuel tank should be locked to the dinghy as well. Loose items should not be left on deck at any time. Burglaries from boats (dive gear) were reported from here in October 2011. It is advisable to return to your boat before dark. Hiring a local you know and trust for security may be advisable.
Last updated August 2014.


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Swapping a Ford T-18 into your CJ may be the best alternative,
because in many cases it can be swapped in cheaper and easier than
any other transmission. The improvement in performance and durability
of your CJ will increase exponentially with this relatively simple
transmission swap. Ford T-18s are easy to find and inexpensive to buy
and the Ford T-18 is compatible to a large degree with '76-'86 CJs
because in most cases the originally bell housing can be retained.
A Jeeping buddy of mine, Steve Smith, asked me to help him swap
in a Ford T-18 in his '83 CJ-7 since I put one in my CJ-7 a couple
of years ago. I figured it would be an excellent opportunity to
document the swap, so I foolishly agreed. Just about everything
that could go wrong, went wrong during this swap, but the end results
were well worth it.
Steve's CJ-7 was originally equipped with a 258, T-176, and Dana 300,
but the previous owner "upgraded" to a T-5. Steve is mainly
interested in rock crawling and although the T-5 had served him
well so far, he knew it wouldn't last long. He wanted a heavy
duty transmission with a granny first and the Ford T-18 was the
least expensive option.
The Search
A local guy that does bench rebuilds in town recommended that Steve
find a good runner over a core even though the transmission would
need to be rebuilt. The thinking is that if any major parts are
damaged in a core, the cost of new parts will far exceed the cost
of a good runner. Steve purchased a running T-18, but the shift
lever was missing. It seems that the shift levers and the input
bearing retainers are some of the most commonly damaged parts on Ford
T-18s and this one was slightly canabilized.
Most Ford T-18 conversion kits I've seen replace the main shaft
and the tail housing of the transmission, so when you searching
for a Ford T-18 to swap into a CJ with a Dana 300, it is best to
get the 2WD version. The 2WD versions are generally cheaper than
the 4WD versions and the adapter kit bolts right on the 2WD version
where the 4WD version may need to have holes tapped in the case.
The Rebuild
Steve dropped off his Ford T-18 and a conversion kit from Advanced
Adapters at a for a bench rebuild. Bench rebuilds are fairly
inexpensive, normally $150-$200 plus parts. New bearings were
put in this transmission and a synchro was replaced. It is well
worth to replace any questionable parts at this time.
Clutch and Pilot Bushing
Advanced Adapters makes a special pilot bushing for the conversion
that is AMC on the outside and Ford on the inside. It is not part
of the Ford T-18 conversion kit, so you will need to order it
separtely. You can make you own pilot bushing by taking a stardard
Ford pilot bushing and turning down the outside to the size of the
outer large hole in the crank shaft. I've had one custom made at
a clutch shop local, but there was no cost savings over the
Advanced Adapters bushing.
A standard pressure plate can be used for the conversion, you may
want to keep your old one if it is fairly new. Since pulling
a transmission is very time consuming, a new pressure plate is
a good idea if you haven't put in a new one in a while.
The Jeep T-150, T-18, T-176, SR-4, T-4, and T-5 all use a 1 1/8"
10 spline input shaft and the Ford T-18 uses a 1 1/16" 10 spline
input shaft. Your old clutch disk will not fit snuggly on the
Ford input shaft, so you will need to purchase a new disk. The
disk can be a regular 10 1/2" Ford disk (or 11" if you have an
11" clutch). The Centerforce clutch disk #384180 is a 10 1/2"
clutch that will fit the Ford transmission.
Bell Housing
The bell housing bolt pattern for the Ford T-18 is exactly the same
as the T-150 and the T-176 transmissions. The Jeep T-18 has one
bolt hole different, the bolt near the clutch fork is higher on
the Jeep version. The SR-4, T-4, and T-5 use a different bolt
pattern.
Steve's Jeep had the bell housing that went with the T-5, so the
holes didn't line up quite right. If you drill carefully, a drill
press would help here, you can drill out the bolt pattern for the
Ford T-18 on one of these bell housings. The transmission can be
tilted a bit to the left or right, alignment on that plane is not
critical. We were trying to drill out the holes with a hand drill
and messed up one of the holes, so Steve purchased a used bell
housing for $30 with the proper bolt pattern. If you are going to
drill the holes, make sure you have the right size bit for the tap
you are going to use to thread them.
Skid Plate and Transmission Mount
Minor modifications are required to the skid plate to fit the larger
T-18. A notch needs to be cut in the leading edge of the skid plate
to allow room for the drain plug in the bottom of the T-18. The picture
on the left shows the modified skid plate with notch cut out. The
notch was cut with a regular circular hand saw with metal cutting
blade.
On the transmission mount, Advanced Adapters supplies a aluminum
spacer block to mate the bolt holes in the bottom of the transmission
to transfer case adapter to the transmission mount. This spacer block
forces the transmission very close to the tub and causes a minor drive
shaft vibration with a 2 1/2" spring lift. Dropping the skid plate
would resolve the problem, but at the cost of ground clearance.
In order to set up the transmission mount with out losing ground
clearance, the transmission mount must be modified. It is easier
to take care of this before you install the transmission.
- Toss the spacer block in your scrap metal pile.
- Bolt the torque arm directly to the transmission to transfer
case adapter directly with the bolt hole on the drivers side
(fig. 1, item D) and the limiting donut to the drivers side.
-
Mark and drill the torque arm for the other hole (fig. 1, item B)
into the transmission to transfer case adapter. Bolt the torque
arm with both bolts to the transmission to transfer case adapter.
-
Drill and tap the transmission to transfer case adapter for the
hole in the torque arm that falls between the two holes (fig. 1,
item C) that bolt into the adapter. This hole should be either
for a 1/2" or 7/16" bolt. The transmission mount will bolt through
the torque arm into the transfer case adapter.
-
Cut a small notch out of the middle of the transmission mount
with a circular hand saw (fig 1, item E). The notch needs to
be large enough for the head of the bolt.
-
The passenget side bolt hole for the transmission mount remains
unchanged (fig. 1, item A).
Drive Shafts
If you are swapping in a Ford T-18 for a T-176 or T-150, the rear
drive shaft may need to be shortened and the front drive shaft
may need to be lengthed since the overall length of the Ford
T-18 and adapter is longer than the T-176. If you have an
SR-4, T-4, or T-5, no drive shaft modifications are required
for the swap if you use the Advanced Adapters kit.
Shift Lever
The shift lever for the Ford T-18 is in the same place as the shift
lever for the T-176 and T-150, but is several inches forward of the
shift lever for the T-5, T-4, and SR-4. For these transmissions, a
hole must be cut in the tunnel cover for the T-18 shift lever and
the old hole should be covered with sheet metal. If you have carpeting
over the tunnel, you'll end up with an extra hole in that as well. A
new boot is necessary, especially if you have the integrated
transmission and transfer case boot.
Depending on the source of you Ford T-18, you might need to
heat and bend the shift lever so it clears your console and
dash. The T-18 in Steve's Jeep is from a '83 Ford pickup and
it did not need any bending. My Ford T-18 is also out of an
'82 F-250 and the lever is snug on console. I've had my T-18
pop out of reverse a couple of times when there is a lot of
flex, but it normally doesn't happen.
Transfer Case Linkage
If you have a T-5, T-4, or SR-4, the position of the transfer
case is nearly unchanged. No modifications are necessary to
the transfer case linkage or the hole in the tunnel cover.
Modifications may be necessary to the tunnel cover when you
are swapping out a T-176 or T-150 because the transfer case
lever will be repositioned slightly.
Breather
Most Ford T-18s I've seen come with a little pop-up breather.
While the transmission on the floor, it would be a good time
to remove the pop-up breather, remove the transmission top
cover, and thread the hole with a tap. A short barbed fitting
can be installed to run a long breather hose somewhere high.
The hose can be tied into the transfer case breather if your
original transmission didn't have a breather hose.
Electrical
The easiest thing to do with the backup switch is cut the
other end of the plug out of the donor and splice it in.
There aren't many styles of backup switch, so your old plug
may work with the Ford T-18. The switch from you old transmission
might even work in the Ford T-18. None of those options worked
for me, so I spliced in a 2 wire plug and put soldered the
wires to the Ford T-18 switch. After soldering the wires on
the switch, I filled it with RTV to keep it water proof.
Weight
You'll find a significant difference between the weight of
the Ford T-18 and your originally tranmission. The transmissions
used in 80s Jeeps all have aluminum cases and weigh about 80
pounds or so. The Ford T-18 weighs closer to 150 pounds dry.
A good transmission jack will help a great deal for installation.
Converted Ford T-18
Conclusion
Most of the problems with Steve's Ford T-18 swap were not directly
related to the swap itself. One big problem we had was Steve didn't
have a shift lever right off. This wasn't really much of a problem,
but we hadn't run the transmission through the gears until we had
it completely installed. It turned out one of the dogs popped off
somewhere along the way and we had to pull the entire thing and
take it back to the transmission guy. Shift your transmission
through the gears before you install it! The other problem we had
was Steve chunked a rear bearing on the test drive, completely
unrelated, but it meant Steves Jeep sat in my garage for an
extra week or so.
The payoff in the end was big. The truck crawls much better and it
doesn't leak trans fluid on steep climbs like the T-5 tends to. Steves
crawl ratio went from 3.31*2.62*4.03 = 34.94:1 to 3.31*2.62*6.32 =
54.79:1. Reliability of the transmission is also greatly improved
with the heavy cast iron case and larger gears.
Contributors
Thanks to Jeepin Joe Heinrich for the 2WD Ford T-18 picture.
Thanks to Predator 4 Wheel Drive for allowing some of the converted
Ford T-18 pictures.


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TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
DANTROLENE
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, pp. 69-70
DANTROLENE RxNorm: 3105 ATC: M03CA01 |
DIHYDROPYRIDINES CLASS CODE: C08CA-002 |
With the dantrolene administered via IV: cases of fatal ventricular fibrillations are constantly observed in animals when verapamil and dantrolene are administered via IV. The administration of a calcium channel blocker and dantrolene is thus potentially dangerous. However, some patients have received nifedipine and dantrolene together without incident |
Not recommended |
DANTROLENE RxNorm: 3105 ATC: M03CA01 |
DILTIAZEM RxNorm: 3443 ATC: C08DB01 |
With the dantrolene administered by IV: with animals, fatal cases of ventricular fibrillations are constantly observed when verapamil and dantrolene are administered by IV route. The administration of a calcium channel blocker and dantrolene together is thus potentially dangerous. However, some patients have received nifedipine and dantrolene together without incident |
CONTRAINDICATION |
DANTROLENE RxNorm: 3105 ATC: M03CA01 |
VERAPAMIL RxNorm: 11170 ATC: C08DA01 |
With the dantrolene administered by IV: with animals, fatal cases of ventricular fibrillations are constantly observed when verapamil and dantrolene are administered by IV route. The administration of a calcium channel blocker and dantrolene together is thus potentially dangerous. However, some patients have received nifedipine and dantrolene together without incident |
CONTRAINDICATION |


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- Random(Point, Representation) - Static method in class capstone.element.DynamicObstacle
-
Deprecated.
- Random() - Static method in enum capstone.element.MysteryBox.Event
-
Factory function to yield a random Event.
- RandomizedObstacle - Class in capstone.element
-
Deprecated.
- RandomizedObstacle(Point, Representation) - Constructor for class capstone.element.RandomizedObstacle
-
Deprecated.
Constructs a new RandomizedObstacle.
- realName() - Method in class capstone.data.Profile
-
- realName(String) - Method in class capstone.data.Profile
-
Sets the real name attribute of the Profile.
- redraw() - Method in class capstone.game.Level
-
Does all the things necessary to redraw the current page
onto the screen.
- region() - Method in class capstone.utility.Page
-
- region(Region) - Method in class capstone.utility.Page
-
Sets the region of the level this page represents.
- Region - Class in capstone.utility
-
Represents a region in a coordinate system.
- Region(Point, Point) - Constructor for class capstone.utility.Region
-
Constructs the Region from its south-western and north-eastern point.
- Region(int, int) - Constructor for class capstone.utility.Region
-
Constructs a Region with the given width and height, in the top left
corner of the coordinate system, i.e.
- Region(int, int, int, int) - Constructor for class capstone.utility.Region
-
Utility constructor to not have to create new Points.
- Region(Region) - Constructor for class capstone.utility.Region
-
Copy-constructor.
- Region.Horizontal - Enum in capstone.utility
-
- Region.Vertical - Enum in capstone.utility
-
- remove(Component) - Method in class capstone.ui.Widget
-
Removes a component from the widget.
- remove(Panel) - Method in class capstone.ui.Widget
-
Removes a panel from the widget and all components it contains.
- remove(Widget) - Method in class capstone.ui.Widget
-
Removes a widget from the widget.
- remove(Element) - Method in class capstone.utility.Page
-
Removes an element from the page.
- remove(Point) - Method in class capstone.utility.Page
-
Removes the element positioned at that point on the page.
- remove(Element) - Method in class capstone.utility.PageGrid
-
Attempts to remove the element from the grid.
- remove(Element.Kind) - Method in class capstone.utility.PageGrid
-
Attempts to find and remove an element of that kind.
- removeComponentListener(ComponentListener) - Method in class capstone.ui.Widget
-
Delegates the component call to the hook.
- render(Screen, Region) - Method in class capstone.element.Element
-
Renders the Element onto the screen, relativeTo the region.
- render(Screen, Region) - Method in class capstone.element.Player
-
Renders the Player onto the Screen, relative to the Region.
- render(Screen) - Method in class capstone.utility.Page
-
Renders all the elements contained in the page onto the screen.
- repaint(TextGraphics) - Method in class capstone.ui.Widget
-
Delegates the component call to the hook.
- representation() - Method in class capstone.data.Profile
-
- representation(Representation) - Method in class capstone.data.Profile
-
Sets the Representation for this Profile.
- Representation - Class in capstone.data
-
A class encapsulating the information an element needs to be
represented on the screen: a character, a background and a
foreground color.
- Representation(Character, Terminal.Color, Terminal.Color) - Constructor for class capstone.data.Representation
-
Constructs a new Representation.
- Representation(Representation) - Constructor for class capstone.data.Representation
-
Copy-Constructor.
- representation(Element.Kind, Representation) - Method in class capstone.data.Theme
-
Sets the Representation of the Kind to the one supplied.
- representation(Element.Kind) - Method in class capstone.data.Theme
-
Returns the Representation for the given Kind.
- representation() - Method in class capstone.element.Element
-
- representation(Representation) - Method in class capstone.element.Element
-
Sets the Representation of the Element.
- representation() - Method in class capstone.ui.RepresentationWidget
-
- RepresentationWidget - Class in capstone.ui
-
A Widget to create a Representation.
- RepresentationWidget() - Constructor for class capstone.ui.RepresentationWidget
-
Creates a RepresentationWidget with no (window) title.
- RepresentationWidget(String) - Constructor for class capstone.ui.RepresentationWidget
-
Creates a RepresentationWidget with the given (window) title.
- requiredRows() - Method in class capstone.ui.StatusBar
-
- reset() - Method in class capstone.ui.ListWidget
-
Resets the selection.
- reset() - Method in class capstone.utility.StopWatch
-
Resets the starting point of the StopWatch to now.
- resize(LevelSize) - Method in class capstone.utility.PageGrid
-
Resizes the grid for a new LevelSize.
- resize(TerminalSize) - Method in class capstone.utility.PageGrid
-
Resizes the terminal according to a new terminal size.
- resize(LevelSize, TerminalSize) - Method in class capstone.utility.PageGrid
-
Resizes the terminal according to a new terminal size and level size.
- resume() - Method in class capstone.utility.StopWatch
-
Resumes the StopWatch, after having been paused.
- reveal(GUIScreen, Region) - Method in class capstone.element.MysteryBox
-
Reveals the MysteryBox's event and displays its message
on the GUIScreen passed, then unrenders itself from the
screen.
- reverse(HashMap<K, V>) - Static method in class capstone.utility.KeyMap
-
Static method to reverse map, i.e.
- Right() - Static method in class capstone.utility.Delta
-
Factory-function to create a rightward Delta.
- right() - Method in class capstone.utility.Index
-
The Index to the right must be valid.
- right() - Method in class capstone.utility.KeyMap
-
- right(InputKey) - Method in class capstone.utility.KeyMap
-
Sets the key that maps to the right-direction.
- right() - Method in class capstone.utility.Point
-
Returns the point right of this one.
- row() - Method in class capstone.utility.Index
-
- row(int) - Method in class capstone.utility.Index
-
Sets the row of the Index.


public CommandModule
Command module allows you to register custom commands. Those commands are only available to this game. They won't be accessible from outside. Access to this module is limited to Command-typed scripts.
void setLogVerbosity(boolean verbose)
Set whether or not to print out debugging message inside script log.
void register(@NotNull java.lang.String name, @NotNull io.github.jorelali.commandapi.api.CommandPermission permissions, @Nullable java.lang.String[] aliases, @Nullable java.util.LinkedHashMap<java.lang.String,io.github.jorelali.commandapi.api.arguments.Argument> args, @NotNull CommandHandler handler)
Register a command which is only available in this game.
name
- Name of command without prefix-slash(/).permissions
- Permission applied to whole command.aliases
- Array of possible aliases. (optional, can be null)args
- Command arguments. (optional, can be null)handler
- Definition of command operation.@NotNull org.bukkit.scheduler.BukkitTask repeat(int counter, @NotNull Timer interval, @NotNull java.lang.Runnable task)
Repeat to execute task.
counter
- The number of times to repeat.interval
- The class Timer
of repeating task.task
- The task to be executed.IllegalArgumentException
- is thrown if interval
is less than 1 tick.@NotNull org.bukkit.scheduler.BukkitTask wait(@NotNull Timer delay, @NotNull java.lang.Runnable task)
Wait before executing the task.
delay
- The amount of class Timer
to wait.task
- The task to be executed.IllegalArgumentException
- is thrown if delay
is less than 1 tick.@NotNull java.io.File getFile(@NotNull java.lang.String path)
Returns the File which is silently created if it didn't exist there.
The file is resolved by given path
- a relative path that is joined
to the root folder of the game layout where this module is derived from.
To illustrate this, let's assume that our game 'skywars'
is rooted from 'plugins/CraftGames/skywars/'.
If your path
were 'data/test.txt', then actual outcome would be
'plugins/CraftGames/skywars/data/test.txt'
void readObjectStream(@NotNull java.io.File file, @NotNull java.util.function.Consumer<org.bukkit.util.io.BukkitObjectInputStream> reader)
Read data from your custom getFile
through BukkitObjectInputStream.
You can deserialize file contents into various types of primitive data as well as ConfigurationSerializable objects. i.e. Boolean, String, ItemStack, PotionEffect, etc.
file
- The file to read data from. Use getFile
to get one.reader
- This lends you the InputStream to read stuff.You don't need to flush/close the stream afterwards as plugin does it for you.FileNotFoundException
- is thrown if file
does not exist.getFile
,
BukkitObjectInputStream,
ConfigurationSerializablevoid writeObjectStream(@NotNull java.io.File file, @NotNull java.util.function.Consumer<org.bukkit.util.io.BukkitObjectOutputStream> writer)
Write data to your custom getFile
through BukkitObjectOutputStream.
You can serialize primitive data and ConfigurationSerializable objects to save those into the file.
file
- The file to write data to. Use getFile
to get one.writer
- This lends you the OutputStream to write stuff.You don't need to flush/close the stream afterwards as plugin does it for you.FileNotFoundException
- is thrown if file
does not exist.getFile
,
BukkitObjectOutputStream,
ConfigurationSerializablevoid getYamlConfiguration(@NotNull java.io.File file, @NotNull java.util.function.Consumer<org.bukkit.configuration.file.YamlConfiguration> consumer)
Read or write data of your custom YAML configuration.
file
- The file you want to treat as YAML. Use getFile
to get one.consumer
- This lends you to the YamlConfiguration for you to take control of the file.You don't have to worry about saving the file because the plugin does it for you.


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Location: Kre8now Makerspace
Meetup Link: http://www.meetup.com/Laravel-Lexington/events/231946233/
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Materials:
Presentation/Slides
IPAM Spec


The course assumes some prior background in biology, some algorithmic culture (an equivalent of CSE 101), and some programming skills.
You will have access to some chapters of the upcoming textbook:
P.E.C. Compeau and P.A. Pevzner. Bioinformatics Algorithms. 2014.
Some lectures in the class are covered in:
N.C. Jones and P.A. Pevzner. Introduction to Bioinformatics Algorithms. The MIT Press. 2004.
For those who have not taken biology we also recommend:
Larry Gonick and Mark Wheelis. The cartoon guide to genetics. Harperperennial Library. 1991.
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| March 5 | Homework 8 (Pattern Matching Part 2, lecture videos same as above, Stepic reading) due |
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| March 19 | Final |
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An if statement consists of a Boolean expression followed by one or more statements.
The syntax of an 'if' statement in C programming language is −
if(boolean_expression) { /* statement(s) will execute if the boolean expression is true */ }
If the Boolean expression evaluates to true, then the block of code inside the 'if' statement will be executed. If the Boolean expression evaluates to false, then the first set of code after the end of the 'if' statement (after the closing curly brace) will be executed.
C programming language assumes any non-zero and non-null values as true and if it is either zero or null, then it is assumed as false value.
#include <stdio.h>
int main () {
/* local variable definition */
int a = 10;
/* check the boolean condition using if statement */
if( a < 20 ) {
/* if condition is true then print the following */
printf("a is less than 20\n" );
}
printf("value of a is : %d\n", a);
return 0;
}
When the above code is compiled and executed, it produces the following result −
a is less than 20; value of a is : 10


Phenotype of the month
Clpp
Caseinolytic Mitochondrial Matrix Peptidase Protolytic Subunit
Phenotype Summary:
16 week PBL - decreased γδ T cell percentage in females, increased KLRG1+ NK cells, increased number of B cells and mature B cells in females, increased monocytes in femalesSpleen - Increased KLRG1+ NK cells, increased monocytes, reduced NKT cells, reduced CD4+ NKT cells, increased CD4- NKT cells, increased Transitional 2 B cells
MLN - Increased monocytes
Bone Marrow - Increased B cells, reduced granulocytes
DSS - Increased weight loss, increased mortality
Fertility - Infertility in homozygous males and females
Haematology - Increased white blood cell count in females, increased corpuscular colume in females, increased mean corpuscular haemoglobin in females
Plasma Chemistry - Increased total bilirubin, decreased circulating glucose in males, decreased circulating amylase in males, increased circulating alkaline phosphatase in males, increased circulating iron in males
Indirect calorimetry (males tested only) - Decreased oxygen consumption, abnormal energy expenditure
Insulin - Decreased circulating insulin
Body composition - Decreaed bone mineral density, decreased bone mineral content, decreased bone area, decreased body weight, decreased nose to tailbase length in females, reduced estimated total tissue mass, reduced lean mass, reduced fat mass
Auditory Brainstem response - Abnormal Click ABR waveform shape
Gene information:
- Protease regulating protein levels through degradation
- Present in most bacteria and in the mitochondria of eukaryotic cells, encoded on chromosome 17 in mice and on chromosome 19 in humans
- Interacts with AAA+ chaperones which bind and unfold Clp P targets
- In human, biallelic pathogenic variations of Clpp cause Perrault Syndrome, a condition characterized by sensorineural hearing loss in both genders and ovarian dysfunction in females
Read more:
- 1. Maurizi, M.R. et al. Sequence and structure of Clp P, the proteolytic component of the ATP-dependent Clp protease of Escherichia coli. J Biol Chem 265, 12536-45 (1990)
Pubmed Link - 2. Yu, A.Y. and Houry, W.A.ClpP: a distinctive family of cylindrical energy-dependent serine proteases. FEBS Letters 581, 3749-57 (2007)
Pubmed Link - 3. Liu, K., Ologbenla, A., Houry, W.A. et al. Dynamics of the ClpP serine protase: a model for self-compartmentalized proteases. Crit Rev Biochem Mol Biol 49, 400-12 (2014)
Pubmed Link - 4. Newman W.G., Friedman T.B., Conway, G.S.Perrault Syndrome. Gene Reviews (2014)
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Cleaning Assistant II |
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Computer Programmer II |
7:15 |
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Web Page Designer |
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19:15 |
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Treebank Statistics: UD_Erzya: POS Tags: SCONJ
There are 7 SCONJ
lemmas (1%), 7 SCONJ
types (1%) and 17 SCONJ
tokens (1%).
Out of 27 observed tags, the rank of SCONJ
is: 15 in number of lemmas, 21 in number of types and 13 in number of tokens.
The 10 most frequent SCONJ
lemmas: зярдо бути прок хоть што куш теке
The 10 most frequent SCONJ
types: зярдо бути прок хоть што куш теке
The 10 most frequent ambiguous lemmas: зярдо (SCONJ 6, ADV 1), прок (PART 3, SCONJ 2), теке (PRON 2, SCONJ 1)
The 10 most frequent ambiguous types: зярдо (SCONJ 5, ADV 1), прок (PART 2, SCONJ 2), теке (PRON 1, SCONJ 1)
- зярдо
- прок
- теке
Morphology
The form / lemma ratio of SCONJ
is 1.000000 (the average of all parts of speech is 1.538755).
The 1st highest number of forms (1) was observed with the lemma “бути”: бути.
The 2nd highest number of forms (1) was observed with the lemma “зярдо”: зярдо.
The 3rd highest number of forms (1) was observed with the lemma “куш”: куш.
SCONJ
occurs with 4 features: Temp (5; 29% instances), CS (1; 6% instances), Cond (1; 6% instances), Sem/Time_dur (1; 6% instances)
SCONJ
occurs with 4 feature-value pairs: CS
, Cond
, Sem/Time_dur
, Temp
SCONJ
occurs with 5 feature combinations.
The most frequent feature combination is _
(9 tokens).
Examples: бути прок хоть што теке
Relations
SCONJ
nodes are attached to their parents using 3 different relations: mark (14; 82% instances), advmod (2; 12% instances), parataxis (1; 6% instances)
Parents of SCONJ
nodes belong to 4 different parts of speech: VERB (12; 71% instances), ADV (2; 12% instances), NOUN (2; 12% instances), PRON (1; 6% instances)
15 (88%) SCONJ
nodes are leaves.
1 (6%) SCONJ
nodes have one child.
1 (6%) SCONJ
nodes have two children.
The highest child degree of a SCONJ
node is 2.
Children of SCONJ
nodes are attached using 3 different relations: advmod (1; 33% instances), fixed (1; 33% instances), punct (1; 33% instances)
Children of SCONJ
nodes belong to 3 different parts of speech: ADV (1; 33% instances), PART (1; 33% instances), PUNCT (1; 33% instances)


Rock Climbing
I really enjoy rock climbing. Here's a route log.
- San Diego
- Santee Boulders
- Various Routes
- El Cajon
- Leonids (5.9, 350ft, GREAT FUN)
- Buffalo Brothers (5.8, 90ft)
- Manana (5.10, 180ft, follower)
- Crystalean (5.11, 180ft, follower)
- Joshua Tree
- Indian Cove, Various Routes
- Toe Jam (5.7, 70ft)
- Various Boulders (scrambling madness)
- Tahquitz Rock
- Yosemite
- Manure Pile - After Six (5.6, 350ft, first climb!)
- Higher Cathedral - Braille Book (5.8, 650ft)
- Five Open Books - Munginella (5.6, 250ft)
- Five Open Books - Commitment (5.9, 250ft)
- Half Dome - Snake Dike (5.7, 1000ft, long day)
- Middle Cathedral - East Buttress (5.9, 1100ft)
- San Luis Obispo
- P-Crack (5.8, 100ft)
- Tecate Challenge (5.8, 400ft)
- Diving Board (5.12 A1, 100ft)
- Bay Area
- Stinson Beach - Various Boulders
- Pinnacles National Monument
- Lava Falls (5.9, 200ft)
- Machete Direct (5.8 A1, 450ft)
- Mount Saint Helena (north of Calistoga)
- The Far Side Routes (5.8, 5.9, 5.9, 5.10)
- The Mine Area (5.7, 5.8, 80ft)
- The Fin - Direct (5.10c, 60ft)
- Castle Rock (Santa Cruz Mountains)
- Vulture Peak Route (5.8, 100ft)
- Route Left of Goat Rock Direct (5.9, 90ft)
- Goat Rock Direct (5.10, 90ft)
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(Victory atop the Half Dome.)
(Toprope setup, Castle Rock State Park.)
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AKAN NAMES
The following is a tabulation of Ghanian day names
| Day of Week | Female | Male |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday | Akosua | Kwasi |
| Monday | Adwoa | Kwadwo |
| Tuesday | Abenaa | Kwabena |
| Wednesday | Akua | Kwaku |
| Thursay | Yaa | Yaw |
| Friday | Afua | Kofi |
| Saturday | Ama | Kwame |
The following is a tabulation of Ghanian day names
| Day of Week | Female | Male |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday | Akosua | Kwasi |
| Monday | Adwoa | Kwadwo |
| Tuesday | Abenaa | Kwabena |
| Wednesday | Akua | Kwaku |
| Thursay | Yaa | Yaw |
| Friday | Afua | Kofi |
| Saturday | Ama | Kwame |


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