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com.restfb.types.NamedFacebookType
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Packages that use NamedFacebookType Package Description com.restfb.types Default implementations of Facebook Graph API Objects.com.restfb.types.features com.restfb.types.instagram Contains all types that are necessary to interact with the Instagram Graph API.com.restfb.types.whatsapp -
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Uses of NamedFacebookType in com.restfb.types
Subclasses of NamedFacebookType in com.restfb.types Modifier and Type Class Description class
Account
Represents the Account Graph API type.class
Album
Represents the Album Graph API type.class
Application
Represents the Application Graph API type.static class
AppRequest.Application
Represents the Cover Graph API type.class
CategorizedFacebookType
Superclass for Graph API types that include acategory
field.class
Category
Represents an category element used by place and pageclass
EntityAtTextRange
Represents the EntityAtTextRange API type.class
Event
Represents the Event Graph API type.class
ExtendedReferenceType
class
FriendList
Represents the FriendList Graph API type .class
From
From
type is used as replacement for the case we need a user or a page.class
Group
Represents the Group Graph API type.class
Insight
Represents the Insight Graph API type.class
InstagramUser
Represents the Instagram User API type.static class
Likes.LikeItem
class
Link
Represents the Link Graph API type.static class
Message.Share
Represents the Message Share Graph API type.class
MessageTag
Represents the Message Tag Graph API type.class
OpenGraphActionType
Represents the Open Graph Action Typeclass
OpenGraphObjectType
Represents the Open Graph Object Typeclass
Page
Represents the Page Graph API type.class
PageConnection
Represents a Connection to a Page Graph API type , for example the Pages returned fromme/music
.class
PageLabel
class
PageTab
Represents the Page Tab typeclass
Photo
Represents the Photo Graph API type.static class
Photo.Tag
Represents the Tag Graph API type.class
Place
static class
Post.KeyedType
class
ProjectExperience
Represets the Project Experience typeclass
SearchPlace
Represents the SearchPlaceclass
User
Represents the User Graph API type.static class
User.Experience
static class
User.Sport
Represents the Sport Graph API type.class
UserInvitableFriend
Represents the User Invitable Friend Graph API type.class
UserProfile
Respresents the User Profile object as defined hereclass
Video
Represents the Video Graph API type.static class
Video.Thumbnail
Represents the Video Thumbnail Graph API type.class
VideoCopyrightRule
Represents the Video Copyright Rule typeMethods in com.restfb.types that return NamedFacebookType Modifier and Type Method Description NamedFacebookType
Post. getAdminCreator()
ID of admin who created the post.NamedFacebookType
Checkin. getApplication()
The ID and name of the application that made the check-in.NamedFacebookType
Post. getApplication()
The application used to create this post.NamedFacebookType
PageLabel. getCreatorId()
NamedFacebookType
AppRequest. getFrom()
The sender user associated with the request.NamedFacebookType
Checkin. getFrom()
The ID and name of the user who made the check-in.NamedFacebookType
Link. getFrom()
An object containing the name and ID of the user who posted the link.NamedFacebookType
Note. getFrom()
The ID of the user who posted the note.NamedFacebookType
Notification. getFrom()
The entity (user, page, app, etc.) that 'sent', or is the source of the notification.NamedFacebookType
PageRating. getFrom()
Person who rated the pageNamedFacebookType
Review. getFrom()
The user that created the review.NamedFacebookType
User. getHometown()
Duplicate mapping for "hometown" since FB can return it differently in different situations.NamedFacebookType
User. getLocation()
he person's current location as entered by them on their profile.NamedFacebookType
Comment. getObject()
Parent object this comment was made on.NamedFacebookType
EntityAtTextRange. getObject()
The object itselfNamedFacebookType
Notification. getObject()
The object (this can be a post, a photo, a comment, etc.) that was the subject of the notification.NamedFacebookType
Group. getOwner()
An object containing the name and ID of the user who owns the group.NamedFacebookType
Group. getParent()
The parent of this group, if it exists.NamedFacebookType
Post. getTarget()
The profile this was posted on if different from the author.NamedFacebookType
AppRequest. getTo()
The recipient user associated with the request.NamedFacebookType
Notification. getTo()
The entity that received the notification.NamedFacebookType
Review. getTo()
The app to which this review applies.Methods in com.restfb.types that return types with arguments of type NamedFacebookType Modifier and Type Method Description List<NamedFacebookType>
FacebookType.Metadata. getFields()
Existing fields in the current typeList<NamedFacebookType>
Conversation. getFormerParticipants()
Users who used to be on this message conversation.List<NamedFacebookType>
Conversation. getSenders()
Users who send a message on the conversationList<NamedFacebookType>
Post. getSponsorTags()
A sponsor tag points to a Facebook Page.List<NamedFacebookType>
Checkin. getTags()
Tags for the check-in.List<NamedFacebookType>
Video. getTags()
Tags for the video.List<NamedFacebookType>
Post. getTo()
A list of the profiles mentioned or targeted in this post.List<NamedFacebookType>
Thread. getTo()
A list of the Thread subscriberList<NamedFacebookType>
User.Sport. getWith()
Friends associated with this sport.List<NamedFacebookType>
Post.FeedTargeting. getWorkNetworks()
Company, organization, or other workplace.Methods in com.restfb.types with parameters of type NamedFacebookType Modifier and Type Method Description boolean
FacebookType.Metadata. addField(NamedFacebookType field)
boolean
Conversation. addFormerParticipant(NamedFacebookType formerParticipant)
boolean
Conversation. addSender(NamedFacebookType sender)
boolean
Post. addSponsorTag(NamedFacebookType sponsorTag)
boolean
Checkin. addTag(NamedFacebookType tag)
boolean
Video. addTag(NamedFacebookType tag)
boolean
Post. addTo(NamedFacebookType profile)
boolean
Thread. addTo(NamedFacebookType subscriber)
boolean
User.Sport. addWith(NamedFacebookType withSport)
boolean
Post.FeedTargeting. addWorkNetwork(NamedFacebookType workNetwork)
boolean
Post.Targeting. removeCity(NamedFacebookType city)
boolean
FacebookType.Metadata. removeField(NamedFacebookType field)
boolean
Conversation. removeFormerParticipant(NamedFacebookType formerParticipant)
boolean
Post.Targeting. removeRegion(NamedFacebookType region)
boolean
Conversation. removeSender(NamedFacebookType sender)
boolean
Post. removeSponsorTag(NamedFacebookType sponsorTag)
boolean
Checkin. removeTag(NamedFacebookType tag)
boolean
Video. removeTag(NamedFacebookType tag)
boolean
Post. removeTo(NamedFacebookType profile)
boolean
Thread. removeTo(NamedFacebookType subscriber)
boolean
User.Sport. removeWith(NamedFacebookType withSport)
boolean
Post.FeedTargeting. removeWorkNetwork(NamedFacebookType workNetwork)
void
Post. setAdminCreator(NamedFacebookType adminCreator)
ID of admin who created the post.void
Checkin. setApplication(NamedFacebookType application)
The ID and name of the application that made the check-in.void
Post. setApplication(NamedFacebookType application)
The application used to create this post.void
PageLabel. setCreatorId(NamedFacebookType creatorId)
void
AppRequest. setFrom(NamedFacebookType from)
The sender user associated with the request.void
Checkin. setFrom(NamedFacebookType from)
The ID and name of the user who made the check-in.void
Link. setFrom(NamedFacebookType from)
An object containing the name and ID of the user who posted the link.void
Note. setFrom(NamedFacebookType from)
The ID of the user who posted the note.void
Notification. setFrom(NamedFacebookType from)
The entity (user, page, app, etc.) that 'sent', or is the source of the notification.void
PageRating. setFrom(NamedFacebookType from)
Person who rated the pagevoid
Review. setFrom(NamedFacebookType from)
The user that created the review.void
User. setHometown(NamedFacebookType hometown)
Duplicate mapping for "hometown" since FB can return it differently in different situations.void
User. setLocation(NamedFacebookType location)
he person's current location as entered by them on their profile.void
Comment. setObject(NamedFacebookType object)
Parent object this comment was made on.void
EntityAtTextRange. setObject(NamedFacebookType object)
The object itselfvoid
Notification. setObject(NamedFacebookType object)
The object (this can be a post, a photo, a comment, etc.) that was the subject of the notification.void
Group. setOwner(NamedFacebookType owner)
An object containing the name and ID of the user who owns the group.void
Group. setParent(NamedFacebookType parent)
The parent of this group, if it exists.void
Post. setTarget(NamedFacebookType target)
The profile this was posted on if different from the author.void
AppRequest. setTo(NamedFacebookType to)
The recipient user associated with the request.void
Notification. setTo(NamedFacebookType to)
The entity that received the notification.void
Review. setTo(NamedFacebookType to)
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Uses of NamedFacebookType in com.restfb.types.features
Methods in com.restfb.types.features that return NamedFacebookType Modifier and Type Method Description NamedFacebookType
HasFrom. getFrom()
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Uses of NamedFacebookType in com.restfb.types.instagram
Subclasses of NamedFacebookType in com.restfb.types.instagram Modifier and Type Class Description class
IgHashtag
Represents a Instagram Hashtag objectclass
IgUser
Represents the instagram user type used in the Graph APIclass
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Uses of NamedFacebookType in com.restfb.types.whatsapp
Subclasses of NamedFacebookType in com.restfb.types.whatsapp Modifier and Type Class Description class
WABAOnBehalfOfComputedInfo
class
WhatsAppBusinessAccount
Represents the WhatsApp Business Account typeclass
WhatsAppMessageTemplate
Represents the WhatsApp Message Template type
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Note: This experience was posted to a mailing list some years ago. It is one of my favorite trip reports, and I thought I would share it. It is pretty long, but that's because I wrote it just after the weekend it happened, wanting to get as much down as I could. Enjoy.
Well, if you haven't noticed, I have been particularly interested in MDMA in the past month or so. I have had the chance to have 3 very good strong trips with a large group of beautiful, energy filled people. I thought it might be a good idea if I tossed out some of the things that came up on our last trip, which happened this past friday.
All 18 of us arrived at the campsite at about 7:30 or 8:00 pm. After some setup and initial minor problems we finally dropped at 9:00. We were camping at Honeyman Camp grounds, right next to the sand dunes, 9 miles south of Florence, Oregon. Once we dropped, we grabbed all our stuff and headed for the dunes.
After the first dune we had to climb from the road in the campground, our hearts were pumping. We sat down just at the top and rested for a bit. One of our group walked off to a higher point and begged all of us to follow. Upong getting to the spot he had found, we saw in the western sky the full moon just beginning to rise. It was colored a deep yellow orange. As it slowly/quickly rose (as you stared at it, it took for ever, but if you looked away and looked back it had jumped up), the feelings in me rose. I got my first real taste of the trip when I felt some tingles and decided to run down the dune we were on. Oh the rush!
A particularly interesting thing I noticed and have noticed the other two times is the initial period of discomfort that some people feel just at the onset, particularly novices (I got it for a minute or two on the first trip in the beginning of April, though my second MDMA trip altogether). The discomfort would last no longer than 10 or 15 minutes, then the person would suddenly feel better, charged, and eXtatic. My theory on this discomfort is that as the drug begins to take effect, the mind and body are not prepared for the new sensations and energies that are flowing through them, and a discord is struck until the mental patterns harmonize with the X induced waveform (if that makes any sense).
Anyway, we ended up breaking up into small groups and running back into each other for a while. At one point, I searched out three others who were two dunes away. As I crested one dune and made my way into the valley of the next, something was nagging at my brain. When I stopped in the valley between the two dunes I noticed what it was: silence, absolute silence. At the crest, you could here the ocean rumbling, some birds, some frogs, and some talking in the distance. But in the valley, there was nothing. It is really rare in this day and age to experience pure absolute silence and it was beautiful. I proceeded to find the three others, whereupon two of them initated a bout of singing 'Wish You Were Here' by Pink Floyd. I love to sing normally, and singing with the two other guys was such a thrill!
We were keeping perfect time with each other, and it sounded (and felt) marvelous.  After getting some water,and mulling about I decide wanted to ramble too. At about this point, me and a friend realized that we were soon apporaching the point where those who were going to take supplements should be taking them. The friend who wandered off alone was taking one, but didnt know. So three of us set off to find him. When we reached the spot of splitting up, he was not within hearing range (we have a HEMP call that we use to find each other).
So two of us decided to press on while the other went back to take his and inform the others (us two weren't taking the supplement). We proceeded on, over a couple of dunes, calling now and then, talking to each other (this was the guy's first MDMA trip, so great time to open himself up and connect with each other). We passed a pool and proceed up another dune. About half-way up we decided to stop, rest have a cig., and that we would call at the top of the dune, and if we couldnt find him, go back to the others (we knew the wanderer would be allright, he likes to ramble off a lot, experienced tripper, done X a couple times, all of the three in the last month with me).
We turned around and sat down and were at the most BEAUTIFUL spot. There was a little fat-bannana shaped pool of water, with a little hump in the middle-curve of it, with some forest to the right, moon reflecting of the pond, wavering in the ripples, sky full of stars (perfectly clear night), frogs croaking in their oh so trippy way. We sat there for awhile talking, looking at the stars (at one point we saw a star moving, then stop, thought it might be a ufo, but I was having star waverings all night).
At one point we were laying on the dune, and I felt totally pure, clean, and comfortable. My mind was an absolute blank. I didnt have a thought in my head. I was just lying on a huge dune of sand, absorbing the energies of the stars. I turned and asked my friend if his mind was just totally clear like mine and he replied with a really mellow 'yea...'. We continued to kick it there, where he confessed some cool out-of-body dreams he had had to me, when suddenly we heard in the distance: 'heMP!'.
I let him finish his dream talk when I proceeded to bellow out my reply. The wanderer followed our voices to The Spot (a good thing too, he was heading in the wrong direction). We went back, met up with the group, and proceeded to drag them to The Spot (which took like half an hour :) ). Of course they loved it, took off their shoes and walked in the water, tried to catch frogs, etc. We trudged on to find some huge angles to run/jump down (most of us would fall, but it was worth it). Mushed around here for a bit, started getting really cold (were off and on cold through the night, movement helped a lot), so most of us proceeded back. Slowly but surely made it back to the warm fire (which we had thankfully started before we left). We smoked a bowl or two and got REALLY tired (my lids were already drooping on the walk back). We found our appropriate spots and went to sleep.
I left out a lot, as per my hazy memory, and much of it would have to be taken in context. On the whole it was an incredible trip. I highly reccomend taking MDMA with a LARGE group of friends. Each time I trip with these people, I feel we get closer and closer. I have a piece of every single one of their hearts residing inside me know. We have tasted each others' energies and loved it. One of the fun things about a big group trip is that it is inevitable that you will break up into splinter groups, but keep meeting back up in the whole, and get stoked every time :). And of course, the more hugs you can get in a row, the better :)!!!
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jl777c28-Oct-18 03:21 PM
at the top of the loop is all that is needed
dukeleto28-Oct-18 03:22 PM
they code above makes the code non-deterministic
it will randomly skip some utxos based on local entropy
jl777c28-Oct-18 03:23 PM
this is not in consensus code but in the utxo selection code
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 03:23 PM
yes
jl777c28-Oct-18 03:23 PM
maybe it should be < 90
then it skips 90% of the time
dukeleto28-Oct-18 03:23 PM
you could also do various other things, James code above is probably the easiest way
jl777c28-Oct-18 03:23 PM
would statistically allow 10 players in parallel
dukeleto28-Oct-18 03:23 PM
you could order all utxos in an array, and then choose a random index inside of that array
jl777c28-Oct-18 03:24 PM
a lot more complex
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 03:24 PM
sounds reasonalble ..although te function counts all the funding utxo aswell
dukeleto28-Oct-18 03:24 PM
yes, and slower
jl777c28-Oct-18 03:24 PM
to do it "right" you would start at random offset into the loop and iterate loop depth times and would need to have up to 2 times through all the utxo
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 03:24 PM
I think just copy whole cunction and add james code
fast and easy
make minimum entropy to bet like 100 and random 90% ?
I have seen this question asked a lot but never seen a true concrete answer to it. So I am going to post one here which will hopefully help people understand why exactly there is "modulo bias" when...
doesn't seem to be any EUR data, but the key exists
CHMEX29-Oct-18 06:16 AM
ok I will check
dukeleto29-Oct-18 06:16 AM
i need something to represent KMD in font-awesome.....
CHMEX29-Oct-18 06:42 AM
How about we get the KMD logo into that awesome font collection
Price should work now
Eth amd even bity (fiat gateway) has its own logo ( char)
dukeleto29-Oct-18 07:11 AM
@CHMEX sure, I support that. does KMD have a fancy symbol ? we might need to make one up
D.rabbani29-Oct-18 07:30 AM
can anyone help me please
if possible i have a query about the nodes
PLEASE
D.rabbani29-Oct-18 11:09 AM
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SHossain29-Oct-18 11:16 AM
what is your query @D.rabbani ?
D.rabbani29-Oct-18 11:20 AM
@SHossain i need to know that what is the concept of duplicate accounts in syncing its like how one node will know that the particular account exist in another node I have tried to sync 2 nodes and each of the nodes i have made getnewaddress Danish
and same in the second one i have made the same getnewaddress Danish
Also the commisision based pubkey is not working as we are providing 99% -ac_perce of -ac_reward is this valid
Also we wwant to mine on one public key only at the moement we are seeing that different addressess are created during mining ?
please if someone be able to help me out here
Thanks
alot for the help
SHossain29-Oct-18 11:24 AM
if you want to mine at the same address, start the daemon with -pubkey= option on any mining node
in that case, all mined funds will got to only 1 address
this is an example of how it may look like with pubkey
D.rabbani29-Oct-18 11:26 AM
Okay so we don't have to set the -ac_perc?
SHossain29-Oct-18 11:29 AM
no. that was the param for that chain
with existing param, just add the -pubkey= part
blackjok3r29-Oct-18 11:30 AM
I have a chain that can only be mined by ac_pubkey address, that will be merged in later on. If thats what you were looking for.(edited)
D.rabbani29-Oct-18 11:44 AM
@SHossain can you please tell me what is the difference between rpc- bind and addnode ?
Thanks
SHossain29-Oct-18 11:46 AM
rpcbind=<IP_ADDRESS> will bind the daemon to local node. addnode= is the node where you sync the chain from
addnode ip is primarily the ip of seednode
D.rabbani29-Oct-18 11:48 AM
ok thanks @SHossain one last question i want to know about can i add staked method in the above command ? just like staked =100 ?
because i am testing to make it fully based on proof of stake on 100%\
blackjok3r29-Oct-18 11:50 AM
staked=100 will make the chain fully PoS, but starting those chains is tricky. You need to split the funds into 64 segids before block 128
D.rabbani29-Oct-18 11:51 AM
okai so its better to make it hybrid ?
cant we start directly with staked =100
blackjok3r29-Oct-18 11:54 AM
you dont need to have any PoW as long as you stake properly,(edited)
if there is nothing staking, or no PoW a mixed chain will eventually just stop
D.rabbani29-Oct-18 11:55 AM
okai
D.rabbani29-Oct-18 12:28 PM
@blackjok3r i just want to ask that in the master node will it display the accounts of other nodes ? just as if we have two nodes and i made an account on other node will that be visible on master node as well thorugh list accounts ?
blackjok3r29-Oct-18 12:29 PM
no I dont think so, they are just normal nodes, just like any BTC clone
D.rabbani29-Oct-18 12:30 PM
okay so for example i am trying to syn to other node ? right and if i made an account such as get account address "dani "
and on the master node if i listaccounts will it show the account ? that is being created on other node and if not ? why ? how do we satisfy ourselvess as the nodes are synced can you elaborate in detail please
Mylo29-Oct-18 12:31 PM
is it possible to change an assetchain from PoW to PoS at blockheight, hard forking it?
ulhaq.anwaar29-Oct-18 12:32 PM
@Mylo yes you can by adding this flag -ac_staked=100
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D.rabbani29-Oct-18 12:35 PM
and another thing i want to know an exact detail about 128th blocks like if its changed to pos 100% through what we can split our funds into 64 segids
can someone elaborate thanks
Mylo29-Oct-18 12:50 PM
@Bryan_Beus did you come across any PoS 64 seg id documentation in your curation compilation?
the 64 addresses in 64 segids can be generated through marketmaker, or you can write a script that produces all the addresses from komodo-cli. validateaddress outputs the segid of the address too(edited)
can you help us out seems messed up situation stillin control
SHossain29-Oct-18 02:01 PM
as long as another node is mining the block, it is fine
as a general rule, always use the coin name in CAPS
D.rabbani29-Oct-18 02:03 PM
we are currently testing it
@thankyou for the help
@SHossain really appreciate you always reply directly
SHossain29-Oct-18 02:03 PM
for staking, you need to use -genproclimit=0 or ./komodo-cli -ac_name=ANUC setgenerate true 0 because you want to use 100% stake. no normal mining needed
D.rabbani29-Oct-18 02:04 PM
okay so either way its ifne yes we need to use 100% POS method
SHossain29-Oct-18 02:04 PM
if you want to use normal mining on a 100% staked chain, you may get those errors
dukeleto29-Oct-18 02:05 PM
i never tried before, but asset chain names seem to be case in-sensitive
Bryan_Beus29-Oct-18 04:01 PM
@dukeleto
Thanks, I'll make a note.
@Mylo@gcharang
There is some documentation available. It's not much.
We just need to add info about asset chains, which is nearly done, and then the four cc rpc calls that are accepted into KMD.
I might also spend the time now to add our dex calls.
KMD's documentation is getting pretty close to being ready..


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multiprocess − RWP*Load Simulator execution multi-process execution
Execution of a single rwloadsim process may not be sufficient to run a complex workload, both due to complexity or due to the need to run a high number of threads concurrently. You can therefore run rwloadsim in multi-process mode, that consist of a preparation step followed by an actual execution with several concurrently running rwloadsim processes. In a multi-process run, statistics will be saved by each rwloadsim process as in ordinary runs, but all processes will use the same runnumber. For subsequent reporting, graphing, etc, the multi processes therefore appear as a single run.
Multi-process runs require a repository database and the first step gets the runnumber from a sequence in the repository database. Additionally, it is during the first step that the common start time is defined using the -c option to rwloadsim.
To prepare a multi-process run, first execute rwloadsim only providing the input file (or files) needed to make a connection to the repository database. You are recommended not providing any other input files, except if you need to execute some code during this step; examples of such code could be code that inserts or updates certain aspect of the repository that are relevant for the whole run.
You must also provide the -P option with the name of a file where rwloadsim will write information needed by the subsequent actual simulation run. The contents will be one line of text without any white-space. In the current release, the contents is in the format NNN:SSSSSSSS.MMM, where NNN is the runnumber and the rest represents the common start time for all control loops since some epoch with ms resolution. This contents may change in a future release of rwloadsim and you are strongly advised against depending on the format of the file.
As more preparation, setup, creation of session pools, etc. would be required by a multi-process run, you should normally always provide the -c option with a value higher than the default of 5s setting the common control loop start time further into the future.
Each rwloadsim process that is part of your actual execution must be started with either the -R or -M option. They have the same purpose so you can use the one that suits your scripting model best.
The -R option takes the name of the prepare file that was created in your prepare run as its option value. The -M option takes the contents of the prepare file (which is a single line) as a text string as its option value.
The input file(s) and potentially arguments provided to each rwloadsim program should implement your entire workload and you can very well start rwloadsim processes with different (but to you related) workloads and/or start multiple processes with the same.
If needed for your subsequent reporting or graphing, use the -p option to set a number that each rwloadsim process will use when it saves statistics into the repository tables. If not provided, the process number from the Operating System will be used.
If required, you can use ssh to have other systems involved in a single multi-process run; if doing so, all systems involved must have their system time coordinated e.g. via ntp.
This small example shows how you can use multi-process execution:
# prepare a run
setting common start time 10s into the future
rwloadsim -P prepfile.txt -c 10 repository.rwl
# start five
ordinary executions in background
for pno in 1 2 3 4 5
do
rwloadsim -R prepfile.txt -p $pno fullrun.rwl &
done
# Use ssh to
start a run with some special stuff on another host
ssh systemhost rwloadsim -p 0 -M ‘cat
prepfile.txt‘ systemstuff.rwl &
# wait for all
to complete
wait
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Licensed under the Universal Permissive License v 1.0 as shown at https://oss.oracle.com/licenses/upl
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EtcAbductionPy
An implementation of Etcetera Abduction in Python
This software is a reference implementation of Etcetera Abduction. Given a knowledge base of first-order definite clauses and a set of observables, this software identifies the most probable set of assumptions that logically entails the observations, assuming the conditional independence of each assumption.
Tutorial
- Getting started, on installing Etcetera Abduction, input files, and graphing solutions
- Example 1: Chicken and Egg, introducing the etcetera literal, conditional and prior probabilities
- Example 2: Dead Plant, introducing eventuality notation, nonmonotonic reasoning
- Example 3: Lemon or Lime, relating abduction to classification
- Example 4: For Want of a Nail, on backchaining depth, universally and existentially quantified variables
- Example 5: Twenty Ticks, combinatorial explosions, and fast incremental Etcetera Abduction
- Example 6: Man Bites Dog, natural language interpretation with and without word order
- Example 7: TellTale Cards, playing story creation games
- Example 8: Interpreting test results, overcoming the base rate fallacy
- Example 9: Interpreting two tests, partitioning the sample space
- Example 10: Coin flips, confidence, and classifiers, the XOR trick
Source code
Further reading
- Gordon, A. (2016) Commonsense Interpretation of Triangle Behavior. In Proceedings of the Thirtieth AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI-16), February 12-17, 2016, Phoenix, Arizona.
- Gordon, A. (2017) Solving Interpretation Problems with Etcetera Abduction (Invited talk). Proceedings of the Fifth Annual Conference on Advances in Cognitive Systems, May 12-14, 2017, Troy, New York.
- Inoue, N. and Gordon, A. (2017) A Scalable Weighted Max-SAT Implementation of Propositional Etcetera Abduction. Proceedings of the 30th International Conference of the Florida AI Society (FLAIRS-30), May 22-24, 2017, Marco Island, FL.
- Gordon, A. and Spierling, U. (2018) Playing Story Creation Games With Logical Abduction. Eleventh International Conference for Interactive Digital Storytelling, December 5-8, 2018, Dublin, Ireland.
- Gordon, Andrew S. (2018) Interpretation of the Heider-Simmel Film Using Incremental Etcetera Abduction. Advances in Cognitive Systems 7 (2018), pp. 15-30.


How fast can you drive in your area?
Welcome to our Targeted Editing series where today you can fill up an ice chest, or make OpenStreetMap data the best! (both take about the same amount of time)
- How can maxspeed be used? Maxspeed is an OpenStreetMap tag that is used to record speed limits for roads.
- Help calculate more accurate time of arrival estimates. Maxspeed is synonymous with speed limit. How long will it really take to get from point A to point B? Time is money! Maxspeed is just one attribute that contributes to more accurate time of arrival estimates for routing.
- Contribute to apps that display speed limits to help drivers avoid speeding. Do you travel often? Getting a speeding ticket in a city you are not familiar with is the worst. There are lots of applications that display the posted speed limit as you are driving. Such a great feature! But it only works if the data is present and accurate.
- We are missing maxspeed here! What's the speed limit?!
- There are many different types of roads, but check out this pie chart for primary roads in Denver Colorado:
- How you can help improve roads without maxspeed:
- Here is a map styled by Peter Richardson & Nathaniel V. Kelso showing many types of roads that don't have maxspeed.
- To add a maxspeed to a road segment that should have one, click one of the bright blue highlighted roads to bring up an info bubble with links to editing tools that can be used to add the missing names!
- Not familiar with Denver? Search for your home town or one near it and pan over to an area you know.
- Need instructions on how to edit with iD? Here are some outstanding tutorials from LearnOSM, the OpenStreetMap wiki, and the United States Department of State's Humanitarian Information Unit:
- http://learnosm.org/en/
- http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Beginners'_guide
- http://mapgive.state.gov/learn-to-map/
Peter's Tangram map will go right here and it will be awwwwwwwwwesome!
Are you a mapping wiz and interested in a more advanced editor? Try out JOSM with excellent documentation from Mapbox: https://www.mapbox.com/blog/osm-mapping-guide/


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Computer graphics in Game development
Ivan Belyavtsev
23.01.2021
Let’s take two points \((X, Y)\) and \((X+dx, Y=dy)\)
Define an edge function:
\[E(x, y) = (x - X)dy - (y - Y)dx\]
[1]
If \(E(x, y)>0\) then \((x, y)\) on the “right” side
If \(E(x, y)<0\) then \((x, y)\) on the “left” side
If \(E(x, y)=0\) then \((x, y)\) on the edge
[1]
[1]
[2]
Let exists \(P=uA+vB+wC\), where \(u+v+w=1\)
[3]
\[(u_1, u_2, 0) \times (v_1, v_2, 0) = (0, 0, u_1v_1-u_2v_1)\]
and compare with
\[E(x, y) = (x - X)dy - (y - Y)dx\]


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Featured Methods: map, group_by, cycle
Technical Blog
August 21st, 2015
For your understanding, but mainly for my own, I will be going over various methods that I either have just used for the first time, or methods that Dev Bootcamp highlighted in particular this week. For this week, they are the map, group_by, and cycle enumerable methods.
Key things to understand:
Like all enumerable methods, when called, this method will apply itself to every element in a set. This includes every character of a string, element in an array, and key/pair value of a hash. The block is what you want it to do to every element, the result of which will be placed in a new array that needs to be assigned to something, printed, or returned.
Map {|obj| block} --> array
Input: Set of Objects
Output: New Array populated with the block
The map method will iterate through a set of objects and return a new array that is populated by the results of the block. If not block is given, an enumerator is returned instead.
In this example, the method goes through each element in the array and multiplies it by 3. The results are then pushed into a new array.
Group_by {|obj| block} → a hash
Input: Set of Objects
Output: New Hash organized where keys are the results of the block, whose values are the elements that gave that result
The group_by method will iterate through a set of objects and run each element through the block. The result of which will become a key, and if there are more than one element that gives the same result, the element will be placed in an array with the other elements that gave the same result.
In this example, we find the modulus of each element in the array when divided by 3. For this array, there are several elements that give the same value (the modulus of elements 3 and 6 result in 0). As a result, each result being its own key, will have a value pair that is both 3 and 6.
Cycle (n=nil) {|obj| block }
Input: Set of Objects, “n” needs an integer
Output: Returns nil
The cycle method will iterate through a set of objects and run the block as many times as dictated by the integer given to the “n” variable (within the parentheses). If no value is given to n, it will default to nil and the method will run forever. This method does not return anything, thus its results cannot be saved into a variable.


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import os
import pandas as pd
import seaborn as sns
import synthpop.categorizer as cat
import multiprocessing
import synthpop.zone_synthesizer as zs
from functools import partial
from synthpop.synthesizer import synthesize, enable_logging
hh_marginal_file = 'data/example/hh_marginals.csv'
person_marginal_file = 'data/example/person_marginals.csv'
hh_sample_file = 'data/example/household_sample.csv'
person_sample_file = 'data/example/person_sample.csv'
hh_marg, p_marg, hh_sample, p_sample, xwalk = zs.load_data(hh_marginal_file, person_marginal_file, hh_sample_file, person_sample_file)
hh_marg.shape, p_marg.shape, hh_sample.shape, p_sample.shape
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p_sample.head()
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hh_all, p_all, stats = zs.synthesize_all_zones(hh_marg, p_marg, hh_sample, p_sample, xwalk)
hh_all.shape, p_all.shape
hh_all.head()
p_all.head()


Classes
The following classes are available globally.
-
The
See moreAsynchronousDataTransaction
provides an interface forDynamicObject
creates, updates, and deletes. A transaction object should typically be only used from within a transaction block initiated fromDataStack.perform(asynchronous:...)
.Declaration
Swift
public final class AsynchronousDataTransaction : BaseDataTransaction
extension AsynchronousDataTransaction: CustomDebugStringConvertible, CoreStoreDebugStringConvertible
-
The
See moreBaseDataTransaction
is an abstract interface forNSManagedObject
creates, updates, and deletes. AllBaseDataTransaction
subclasses manage a privateNSManagedObjectContext
which are direct children of theNSPersistentStoreCoordinator
‘s rootNSManagedObjectContext
. This means that all updates are saved first to the persistent store, and then propagated up to the read-onlyNSManagedObjectContext
.Declaration
Swift
public class BaseDataTransaction
extension BaseDataTransaction: FetchableSource, QueryableSource
-
The
CoreStoreObject
is an abstract class for creating CoreStore-managed objects that are more type-safe and more convenient thanNSManagedObject
subclasses. The model entities forCoreStoreObject
subclasses are inferred from the Swift declaration themselves; no .xcdatamodeld files are needed. To declare persisted attributes and relationships for theCoreStoreObject
subclass, declare properties of typeValue.Required<T>
,Value.Optional<T>
for values, orRelationship.ToOne<T>
,Relationship.ToManyOrdered<T>
,Relationship.ToManyUnordered<T>
for relationships.class Animal: CoreStoreObject { let species = Value.Required<String>("species", initial: "") let nickname = Value.Optional<String>("nickname") let master = Relationship.ToOne<Person>("master") } class Person: CoreStoreObject { let name = Value.Required<String>("name", initial: "") let pet = Relationship.ToOne<Animal>("pet", inverse: { $0.master }) }
CoreStoreObject
entities for a model version should be added toCoreStoreSchema
instance.CoreStoreDefaults.dataStack = DataStack( CoreStoreSchema( modelVersion: "V1", entities: [ Entity<Animal>("Animal"), Entity<Person>("Person") ] ) )
See also
CoreStoreSchemaSee also
CoreStoreObject.ValueSee moreSee also
CoreStoreObject.RelationshipDeclaration
Swift
open class CoreStoreObject : DynamicObject, Hashable
extension CoreStoreObject: CustomDebugStringConvertible, CoreStoreDebugStringConvertible
extension CoreStoreObject: ObservableObject
extension CoreStoreObject: ObjectRepresentation
-
The
CoreStoreSchema
describes models written forCoreStoreObject
Swift class declarations for a particular model version.CoreStoreObject
entities for a model version should be added toCoreStoreSchema
instance.class Animal: CoreStoreObject { let species = Value.Required<String>("species", initial: "") let nickname = Value.Optional<String>("nickname") let master = Relationship.ToOne<Person>("master") } class Person: CoreStoreObject { let name = Value.Required<String>("name", initial: "") let pet = Relationship.ToOne<Animal>("pet", inverse: { $0.master }) } CoreStoreDefaults.dataStack = DataStack( CoreStoreSchema( modelVersion: "V1", entities: [ Entity<Animal>("Animal"), Entity<Person>("Person") ], versionLock: [ "Animal": [0x2698c812ebbc3b97, 0x751e3fa3f04cf9, 0x51fd460d3babc82, 0x92b4ba735b5a3053], "Person": [0xae4060a59f990ef0, 0x8ac83a6e1411c130, 0xa29fea58e2e38ab6, 0x2071bb7e33d77887] ] ) )
See also
CoreStoreObjectSee moreSee also
EntityDeclaration
Swift
public final class CoreStoreSchema : DynamicSchema
extension CoreStoreSchema: CustomDebugStringConvertible, CoreStoreDebugStringConvertible
-
The
See moreDataStack
encapsulates the data model for the Core Data stack. EachDataStack
can have multiple data stores, usually specified as a “Configuration” in the model editor. Behind the scenes, the DataStack manages its ownNSPersistentStoreCoordinator
, a rootNSManagedObjectContext
for disk saves, and a sharedNSManagedObjectContext
designed as a read-only model interface forNSManagedObjects
.Declaration
Swift
public final class DataStack : Equatable
extension DataStack: CustomDebugStringConvertible, CoreStoreDebugStringConvertible
extension DataStack: FetchableSource, QueryableSource
-
The
Entity<O>
containsNSEntityDescription
metadata forCoreStoreObject
subclasses. Pass theEntity
instances toCoreStoreSchema
initializer.class Animal: CoreStoreObject { let species = Value.Required<String>("species", initial: "") let nickname = Value.Optional<String>("nickname") let master = Relationship.ToOne<Person>("master") } class Person: CoreStoreObject { let name = Value.Required<String>("name", initial: "") let pet = Relationship.ToOne<Animal>("pet", inverse: { $0.master }) } CoreStoreDefaults.dataStack = DataStack( CoreStoreSchema( modelVersion: "V1", entities: [ Entity<Animal>("Animal"), Entity<Person>("Person") ] ) )
See also
CoreStoreSchemaSee moreSee also
CoreStoreObjectDeclaration
Swift
public final class Entity<O> : DynamicEntity where O : CoreStoreObject
extension Entity: CustomDebugStringConvertible, CoreStoreDebugStringConvertible
-
A storage interface that is backed only in memory.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public final class InMemoryStore : StorageInterface
extension InMemoryStore: CustomDebugStringConvertible, CoreStoreDebugStringConvertible
-
The
See moreUnsafeDataModelSchema
describes models loaded directly from an existingNSManagedObjectModel
. It is not advisable to continue using this model as its metadata are not available to CoreStore.Declaration
Swift
public final class UnsafeDataModelSchema : DynamicSchema
extension UnsafeDataModelSchema: CustomDebugStringConvertible, CoreStoreDebugStringConvertible
-
The
ListMonitor
monitors changes to a list ofDynamicObject
instances. Observers that implement theListObserver
protocol may then register themselves to theListMonitor
‘saddObserver(_:)
method:let monitor = dataStack.monitorList( From<Person>(), Where("title", isEqualTo: "Engineer"), OrderBy(.ascending("lastName")) ) monitor.addObserver(self)
The
ListMonitor
instance needs to be held on (retained) for as long as the list needs to be observed. Observers registered viaaddObserver(_:)
are not retained.ListMonitor
only keeps aweak
reference to all observers, thus keeping itself free from retain-cycles.Lists created with
monitorList(...)
keep a single-section list of objects, where each object can be accessed by index:let firstPerson: MyPersonEntity = monitor[0]
Accessing the list with an index above the valid range will raise an exception.
Creating a sectioned-list is also possible with the
monitorSectionedList(...)
method:let monitor = dataStack.monitorSectionedList( From<Person>(), SectionBy("age") { "Age \($0)" }, Where("title", isEqualTo: "Engineer"), OrderBy(.ascending("lastName")) ) monitor.addObserver(self)
Objects from
ListMonitor
s created this way can be accessed either by anIndexPath
or a tuple:let indexPath = IndexPath(forItem: 3, inSection: 2) let person1 = monitor[indexPath] let person2 = monitor[2, 3]
In the example above, both
See moreperson1
andperson2
will contain the object at section=2, index=3.Declaration
Swift
public final class ListMonitor<O> : Hashable where O : DynamicObject
extension ListMonitor: CustomDebugStringConvertible, CoreStoreDebugStringConvertible
-
ListPublisher
tracks a diffable list ofDynamicObject
instances. UnlikeListMonitor
s,ListPublisher
are more lightweight and access objects lazily. Objects that need to be notified ofListPublisher
changes may register themselves to itsaddObserver(_:_:)
method:let listPublisher = CoreStoreDefaults.dataStack.listPublisher( From<Person>() .where(\.title == "Engineer") .orderBy(.ascending(\.lastName)) ) listPublisher.addObserver(self) { (listPublisher) in // Handle changes }
The
ListPublisher
instance needs to be held on (retained) for as long as the list needs to be observed. Observers registered viaaddObserver(_:_:)
are not retained.ListPublisher
only keeps aweak
reference to all observers, thus keeping itself free from retain-cycles.ListPublisher
s may optionally be created with sections:let listPublisher = CoreStoreDefaults.dataStack.listPublisher( From<Person>() .sectionBy(\.age") { "Age \($0)" } .where(\.title == "Engineer") .orderBy(.ascending(\.lastName)) )
All access to the
See moreListPublisher
items should be done via itssnapshot
value, which is astruct
of typeListSnapshot<O>
.ListSnapshot
s are also designed to work well withDiffableDataSource.TableViewAdapter
s andDiffableDataSource.CollectionViewAdapter
s. For detailed examples, refer to the documentation forDiffableDataSource.TableViewAdapter
andDiffableDataSource.CollectionViewAdapter
.Declaration
Swift
public final class ListPublisher<O> : Hashable where O : DynamicObject
extension ListPublisher: CustomDebugStringConvertible, CoreStoreDebugStringConvertible
-
The
ObjectMonitor
monitors changes to a singleDynamicObject
instance. Observers that implement theObjectObserver
protocol may then register themselves to theObjectMonitor
‘saddObserver(_:)
method:let monitor = dataStack.monitorObject(object) monitor.addObserver(self)
The created
ObjectMonitor
instance needs to be held on (retained) for as long as the object needs to be observed.Observers registered via
See moreaddObserver(_:)
are not retained.ObjectMonitor
only keeps aweak
reference to all observers, thus keeping itself free from retain-cycles.Declaration
Swift
public final class ObjectMonitor<O> : Hashable, ObjectRepresentation where O : DynamicObject
extension ObjectMonitor: CustomDebugStringConvertible, CoreStoreDebugStringConvertible
-
The
ObjectPublisher
tracks changes to a singleDynamicObject
instance. Objects that need to be notified ofObjectPublisher
changes may register themselves to itsaddObserver(_:_:)
method:let objectPublisher = CoreStoreDefaults.dataStack.objectPublisher(object) objectPublisher.addObserver(self) { (objectPublisher) in // Handle changes }
The created
ObjectPublisher
instance needs to be held on (retained) for as long as the object needs to be observed.Observers registered via
addObserver(_:_:)
are not retained.ObjectPublisher
only keeps aweak
reference to all observers, thus keeping itself free from retain-cycles.The
See moreObjectPublisher
‘ssnapshot
value is a lazy copy operation that extracts all property values at a specific point time. This cached copy is invalidated right before theObjectPublisher
broadcasts any changes to its observers.Declaration
Swift
@dynamicMemberLookup public final class ObjectPublisher<O> : ObjectRepresentation, Hashable where O : DynamicObject
extension ObjectPublisher: CustomDebugStringConvertible, CoreStoreDebugStringConvertible
-
The
See moreSchemaHistory
encapsulates multipleDynamicSchema
across multiple model versions. It contains all model history and is used by theDataStack
toDeclaration
Swift
public final class SchemaHistory : ExpressibleByArrayLiteral
extension SchemaHistory: CustomDebugStringConvertible, CoreStoreDebugStringConvertible
-
A storage interface that is backed by an SQLite database.
See moreWarning
The default SQLite file location for theLegacySQLiteStore
andSQLiteStore
are different. If the app was depending on CoreStore’s default directories prior to 2.0.0, make sure to use theSQLiteStore.legacy(...)
factory methods to create theSQLiteStore
instead of using initializers directly.Declaration
Swift
public final class SQLiteStore : LocalStorage
extension SQLiteStore: CustomDebugStringConvertible, CoreStoreDebugStringConvertible
-
The
See moreSynchronousDataTransaction
provides an interface forDynamicObject
creates, updates, and deletes. A transaction object should typically be only used from within a transaction block initiated fromDataStack.beginSynchronous(_:)
.Declaration
Swift
public final class SynchronousDataTransaction : BaseDataTransaction
extension SynchronousDataTransaction: CustomDebugStringConvertible, CoreStoreDebugStringConvertible
-
The
See moreUnsafeDataTransaction
provides an interface for non-contiguousNSManagedObject
orCoreStoreObject
creates, updates, and deletes.  An unsafe transaction object should typically be only used from the main queue.Declaration
Swift
public final class UnsafeDataTransaction : BaseDataTransaction
extension UnsafeDataTransaction: CustomDebugStringConvertible, CoreStoreDebugStringConvertible
-
The
XcodeDataModelSchema
describes a model version declared in a single *.xcdatamodeld file.
See moreCoreStoreDefaults.dataStack = DataStack( XcodeDataModelSchema(modelName: "MyAppV1", bundle: .main) )
Declaration
Swift
public final class XcodeDataModelSchema : DynamicSchema
extension XcodeDataModelSchema: CustomDebugStringConvertible, CoreStoreDebugStringConvertible
-
The object containing the changeset for an observed
See moreValueContainer.Required
andValueContainer.Optional
property.Declaration
Swift
public final class CoreStoreObjectValueDiff<V> where V : ImportableAttributeType
-
The object containing the changeset for an observed
See moreTransformableContainer.Required
orTransformableContainer.Optional
property.Declaration
Swift
public final class CoreStoreObjectTransformableDiff<V> where V : NSCoding, V : NSCopying
-
The object containing the changeset for an observed
See moreRelationshipContainer.ToOne
property.Declaration
Swift
public final class CoreStoreObjectObjectDiff<D> where D : CoreStoreObject
-
The object containing the changeset for an observed
See moreRelationshipContainer.ToManyUnordered
property.Declaration
Swift
public final class CoreStoreObjectUnorderedDiff<D> where D : CoreStoreObject
-
The object containing the changeset for an observed
See moreRelationshipContainer.Ordered
property.Declaration
Swift
public final class CoreStoreObjectOrderedDiff<D> where D : CoreStoreObject
-
A
See moreSchemaMappingProvider
that accepts custom mappings for some entities. Mappings of entities with noCustomMapping
provided will be automatically calculated if possible.Declaration
Swift
public class CustomSchemaMappingProvider : Hashable, SchemaMappingProvider
-
The
See moreDefaultLogger
is a basic implementation of theCoreStoreLogger
protocol.Declaration
Swift
public final class DefaultLogger : CoreStoreLogger
-
A
SchemaMappingProvider
that tries to infer model migration between twoDynamicSchema
versions by searching allxcmappingmodel
s fromBundle.allBundles
or by relying on lightweight migration if possible. Throws an error if lightweight migration is impossible for the twoDynamicSchema
. This mapping is automatically used as a fallback mapping provider, even if no mapping providers are explicitly declared in theStorageInterface
.See moreNote
For security reasons,InferredSchemaMappingProvider
will not searchBundle.allFrameworks
by default. If thexcmappingmodel
s are bundled within a framework, useXcodeSchemaMappingProvider
instead and provideBundle(for: <a class in the framework>
to its initializer.Declaration
Swift
public final class InferredSchemaMappingProvider : Hashable, SchemaMappingProvider
-
The
UserInfo
class is provided by several CoreStore types such asDataStack
,ListMonitor
,ObjectMonitor
and transactions to allow external libraries or user apps to store their own custom data.enum Static { static var myDataKey: Void? } CoreStoreDefaults.dataStack.userInfo[&Static.myDataKey] = myObject
See moreImportant
Do not use this class to store thread-sensitive data.Declaration
Swift
public final class UserInfo
-
A
See moreSchemaMappingProvider
that tries to infer model migration between twoDynamicSchema
versions by loading an xcmappingmodel file from the specifiedBundle
. ThrowsCoreStoreError.mappingModelNotFound
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Walter
Great, perfect you know... this is just. I told her you were my A Team. Oh, hello Mrs. White, the good news is the IRS has been paid off, the bad news is... ach, Jesus!
Great, perfect you know... this is just. I told her you were my A Team. Oh, hello Mrs. White, the good news is the IRS has been paid off, the bad news is... ach, Jesus!
What am I eighth grade hall monitor? Current whereabouts? Let me tell you something, Mike. There are rules to this lawyer thing. Attorney client privilege, that's a big one. That's something I provide for you! If I give up Pinkman, then you're gonna be asking, old Saul gives 'em up pretty easy what's to keep him from giving me up? You see, so then, where's the trust?
Today's your lucky day. Look around, kiddo - it's all yours. You are now the owner of this fine establishment. Free? Oh ladies, cover your ears. No... not free. Look, hey... this is a squeaky clean, highly profitable (at least potentially), local institution. Look the bottom with favor by the chamber of commerce, better business bureau at three-hundred and twelve thousand dollars, it's a steal.
Don't you get it? On the outside it's a nail salon right, on the inside it's the best money laundering a growing boy could ask for. Wait, wait!  You know you need to launder your money, right? Do you understand the basics of it - placement, layering, integration.   Cause I got three little letters for ya, I - R - S. If they can get Capone, they can get you.
Hey look, here's you right - pink... Pinkman, get it? Here's your cash.  Who's this? It's the tax man and he's looking at you. And what does he see? He sees a young fella, big fancy house, unlimited cash supply and no job. Now what is the conclusion the tax man makes? Aaaaannnt! Wrong!  What do they do? They take every penny and you go in the can for felony tax evasion. Ouch! What was your mistake? You didn't launder your money!
Hand me that little thing, bin. This is the nail salon, right. I take your dirty money and I slip it into the salon's nice clean cash flow - that's called layering. Final step - integration. The revenues from the salon go to the owner - that's you! Your filthy drug money has been transformed into nice clean taxable income brought to you by a savvy investment in a thriving business.
Look, let's crunch some numbers. How much money are we laundering? Yeah, apparently. All right, $16,000 laundered at 75 cents on the dollar, minus my fee, which is 17%, comes out to $9,960. Congratulations, you've just left your family a second hand Subaru.
Two words: nail, salon. It's perfect for money laundering, it's a high-volume, cash-preferred business with a discreet workforce. Nobody does mista-me-know-nothing better than Mrs. Mukjayaporn and her gals.
Did you not plan for this contingency? I mean the Starship Enterprise had a self-destruct button. I'm just saying. Yeah, you do seem to have a little 'shit creek' action going. Hey, nobody appreciates a passionate woman more than I do. But uh, in this business... and Walt can back me up on this... the uh, number one rule is, don't take things personally.
Drum roll, please. Wait for it. Lazer tag. Lazer tag! 7,000 square feet of rollicking fun in the heart of northern Bernalillo County! It adds up perfectly. Walt's a scientist, scientists love lazers. Plus, they got bumper boats, so...
Yeah! Attorney-client privilege. I mean, that's a big one. That's something I provide for you. If I give up Pinkman, well, then you're gonna be asking, 'Ol' Saul gives 'em up pretty easy. What's to keep him from giving me up?' Y'see, so, then where's the trust?
You want your criminal associate taken into police custody? We declare just enough so as to not arouse suspicion, so Walt's one time winnings becomes seed money for an investment. If you're committed enough, you can make any story work. I once told a woman I was Kevin Costner, and it worked because I believed it.
It is not a disaster. It's not a disaster, alright? She's not going to the cops, she's not telling a living soul. You wanna know why? One word: blowback. If she blabs, it'll be a disaster - for her. That DEA brother-in-law? Screwed! You were right under his nose. He'll be lucky if they let him bust glue sniffers at the hobby shop. The kids? Paging Dr. Phil! 'My daddy's a drug dealer and my mommy turned him in!' And the house? Gone! The feds will come in and RICO her and the kids out on the street. Good luck arguing with them on that, noooo. It's not gonna happen. She's bluffing. And she knows it.
Hello. Welcome.  Just gonna call you Skyler if that's okay. It's a lovely name. It reminds me of the big, beautful sky. Walter always told me how lucky he was, prior to recent unfortunate events. Clearly his taste in women is the same as his taste in lawyers: only the very best with just the right amount of dirty.
Walter, I'm your lawyer. Anything you say to me is totally privileged. I'm not in the shakedown racket. I'm a lawyer. Even drug dealers need lawyers, right? Especially drug dealers.
No shit! Right now you're Fredo. But, y'know, with some sound advice and proper introductions, who knows? I'll tell you one thing: you've got the right product. Anything that gets the DEA's panties in this big a bunch, you're onto something special. And I would like to be a small and silent part of it. Food for thought, yeah? So if you want to make more money and keep the money that you make, better call Saul!
Better safe than sorry. That's my motto. Yeah, you do seem to have a little 'shit creek' action going. You know, FYI, you can buy a paddle. Did you not plan for this contingency? I mean the Starship Enterprise had a self-destruct button. I'm just saying.
Look, let's start with some tough love, alright? Ready for this?  Period. Good! 'Oh boo-hoo, I won't cook meth anymore!'  Who needs you?! Hey, I'm unplugging the website, so no more money laundering! How do you like that?!
Great, perfect you know... this is just. I told her you were my A Team. Oh, hello Mrs. White, the good news is the IRS has been paid off, the bad news is... ach, Jesus!


In the production of ammunition tantalum is used for manufacturing of metal facing of perspective shaped charges, improving armor penetration.


Shanghai Corduroy Factory Renovation / FTA Group GmbH
- Curated by 韩爽 - HAN Shuang
- 5 days
Commercial Architecture · China
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Architects: FTA Group GmbH
- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 2440.0 m2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2018
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: CreatAR Images
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?ManufacturersBrands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: AS, CIMIC, Simón
Text description provided by the architects. Shanghai Corduroy Factory is located at No. 2440 Pingliang Road in the Yangpu District of Shanghai. It was built and put in use back in the 1980s. With the change of industry structure, the factory stopped operating and it was waiting for a reborn. To revitalize the urban old factories, and turn them into a humane, influential and cohesive innovative community, FTA was commissioned to be the integrated designer for the urban renewal of the Corduroy Factory.
The design aim was to retain the historical memory and, at the same time, to dig into the personality of the site, enhance the visibility and commercial value, and eventually make it a "destination" for leisure and work.
A series of design strategies include:
Along the street, the design optimizes the shape of the original blue stainless steel saw-tooth roof of the factory and creates a facade texture that responds to the memory of Corduroy. Also the design focuses on shops along street, which enhances their commercial value while telling people historical stories.
In the inner street, in order to solve the challenge of confusing logistics and traffic, FTA designs multiple entrances and exits, while satisfying each building with an independent entrance. Altogether it generates an interesting courtyard working experience. The landscape design of the pavement continues the Corduroy texture, paying tribute to history.
In order to reduce the operational risk, a flexible product portfolio was designed, including transforming the single-storey space of jagged buildings along the street into loft spaces. All these design strategies enhanced the commercial value of the project.
The design strategically optimizes the architectural parts, such as the artistic treatment of the bridge across the buildings - bold bright yellow color not only makes the community feel younger, but also more appealing.
In addition, FTA offered tailored branding service for the new Corduroy Factory, including naming (Corduroy Alley) and visual identity. The new LOGO translates the highly recognizable "twill" patterns into the architectural shape to unify the product and brand image, which highly improved the project's visibility.
After the transformation, Corduroy Alley not only takes on a new look and emits a youthful atmosphere, but also offers a wide range of office and business, such as a network live broadcasting service platform, a photography studio, some architectural design companies, a fitness studio, an interior design company, etc. At the same time, the project has also been greatly improved its value as an asset. The investment return period will only be 1.5 years. It can be said that it is a successful urban renewal project in multiple perspectives.


But I must explain to you how all this mistaken idea of denouncing pleasure and praising pain was born and I will give you a complete account of the system, and expound the actual teachings of the great explorer of the truth, the master-builder of human happiness.
Nor again is there anyone who loves or pursues or desires to obtain pain of itself, because it is pain, but because occasionally circumstances occur in which toil and pain can procure him some great pleasure. To take a trivial example, which of us ever undertakes laborious physical exercise, except to obtain some advantage from it?
Select projects of mobile businesses
Validate its business plans
Select the winners investment rounds
Start up phase of the companies
“No one rejects, dislikes, or avoids pleasure itself, because it is pleasure, but because those do not know”


Ferrari Roma Is Maranello’s New, Modern Ode to the GT
by Matthew Askari- Ferrari has revealed these images of its new coupe, the Roma, at an event (fittingly) in Rome today.
- The new Roma will have a 3.8-liter turbocharged V-8 making 611 horsepower, teamed with the eight-speed transmission from the SF90 Stradale.
- A release date for the new model has not yet been announced.
Ferrari is debuting its newest grand tourer, the Ferrari Roma, in—you guessed it—Rome. We’re on the ground and will see the V-8 two seat-plus Coupe in the metal tomorrow, but we’ve got some details ahead of that.
The Ferrari Roma was shown to a select group of customers this evening. Meant to evoke “La Nuova Dolce Vita,” or the new sweet life, Ferrari says Roma embodies a thoroughly modern design language, but its sleek lines allude to the sportiness inherent in its current cars. From the images we can see a striking profile, with a front end and grille that look more modern than on any Ferrari we’ve seen yet. Sharp LED headlights anchor the front graphic, and ultra-thin, sleek taillights give off a strong impression in the rear. There’s also two sets of dual exhaust pipes that hint at the performance prowess of the Roma.
The Roma is powered by Ferrari’s award-winning turbocharged V-8, good for 611 horsepower, reaching that peak at 7,500 rpm. Channeling that power is an eight-speed DCT gearbox that was recently debuted on the SF90 Stradale, which means it should be about 13 pounds lighter than the one it replaces. We’ll have more details of Ferrari’s newest tomorrow.
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tags: code, webToday I become a Firefox add-on developer!
Really, it was far too easy and a little disappointing that I needed to bother, as all I needed was a simple way to hide the browser chrome when I wanted a little more screen space for the content or I wanted a distraction-free environment for reading an article.
I wrote Focus Mode for Firefox to do just that :)
Now, someone tell me why that’s not already a standard feature in Firefox. Or even better, tell me that it is and that I just failed to notice it. And while you’re at it, tell me why I couldn’t find an existing extension that does it!


@article{hu2019gene, title = {Capturing Evolution Genes for Time Series Data}, author = {Wenjie Hu and Yang Yang and Liang Wu and Zongtao Liu and Zhanlin Sun and Bingshen Yao}, journal = {CoRR}, volume = {abs/1905.05004}, year = {2019}, eprint = {1905.05004}, timestamp = {Tue, 28 May 2019 12:48:08 +0200} }


cdTranslationUIProvider
(service in module cd.translationUI
)
Provides coordination for UI translation. Enables access to the $translate.translationTable and can be used as a missing translation handler for $translate.
Getter for the $missingTranslations object.
{object}
– The current $missingTranslations object.
Getter/setter for the translationTable object.
translationTable – {object} –
A new translation table to set.
{object}
– The current $translationTable.


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This page contains the names of faculty in the Economics department and their picture.
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| Opcode/Instruction | Op /En | 64/32 bit Mode Support | CPUID Feature Flag | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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F3 0F 51 /r SQRTSS xmm1, xmm2/m32 |
RM | V/V | SSE | Computes square root of the low single-precision floating-point value in xmm2/m32 and stores the results in xmm1. |
|
VEX.NDS.128.F3.0F.WIG 51 /r VSQRTSS xmm1, xmm2, xmm3/m32 |
RVM | V/V | AVX | Computes square root of the low single-precision floating-point value in xmm3/m32 and stores the results in xmm1. Also, upper single-precision floating-point values (bits[127:32]) from xmm2 are copied to xmm1[127:32]. |
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EVEX.NDS.LIG.F3.0F.W0 51 /r VSQRTSS xmm1 {k1}{z}, xmm2, xmm3/m32{er} |
T1S | V/V | AVX512F | Computes square root of the low single-precision floating-point value in xmm3/m32 and stores the results in xmm1 under writemask k1. Also, upper single-precision floating-point values (bits[127:32]) from xmm2 are copied to xmm1[127:32]. |
| Op/En | Operand 1 | Operand 2 | Operand 3 | Operand 4 |
| RM | ModRM:reg (w) | ModRM:r/m (r) | NA | NA |
| RVM | ModRM:reg (w) | VEX.vvvv (r) | ModRM:r/m (r) | NA |
| T1S | ModRM:reg (w) | EVEX.vvvv (r) | ModRM:r/m (r) | NA |
Description
Computes the square root of the low single-precision floating-point value in the second source operand and stores the single-precision floating-point result in the destination operand. The second source operand can be an XMM register or a 32-bit memory location. The first source and destination operands is an XMM register.
128-bit Legacy SSE version: The first source operand and the destination operand are the same. Bits (MAX_VL-1:32) of the corresponding YMM destination register remain unchanged.
VEX.128 and EVEX encoded versions: Bits 127:32 of the destination operand are copied from the corresponding bits of the first source operand. Bits (MAX_VL-1:128) of the destination ZMM register are zeroed.
EVEX encoded version: The low doubleword element of the destination operand is updated according to the writemask.
Software should ensure VSQRTSS is encoded with VEX.L=0. Encoding VSQRTSS with VEX.L=1 may encounter unpredictable behavior across different processor generations.
Operation
VSQRTSS (EVEX encoded version)
IF (EVEX.b = 1) AND (SRC2 *is register*)
THEN
SET_RM(EVEX.RC);
ELSE
SET_RM(MXCSR.RM);
FI;
IF k1[0] or *no writemask*
THEN
DEST[31:0] (cid:197) SQRT(SRC2[31:0])
ELSE
IF *merging-masking*
; merging-masking
THEN *DEST[31:0] remains unchanged*
ELSE
; zeroing-masking
DEST[31:0] (cid:197) 0
FI;
FI;
DEST[127:31] (cid:197) SRC1[127:31]
DEST[MAX_VL-1:128] (cid:197) 0
VSQRTSS (VEX.128 encoded version)
DEST[31:0] (cid:197)SQRT(SRC2[31:0])
DEST[127:32] (cid:197)SRC1[127:32]
DEST[MAX_VL-1:128] (cid:197)0
SQRTSS (128-bit Legacy SSE version)
DEST[31:0] (cid:197)SQRT(SRC2[31:0])
DEST[MAX_VL-1:32] (Unmodified)
Intel C/C++ Compiler Intrinsic Equivalent
VSQRTSS __m128 _mm_sqrt_round_ss(__m128 a, __m128 b, int r);
VSQRTSS __m128 _mm_mask_sqrt_round_ss(__m128 s, __mmask8 k, __m128 a, __m128 b, int r);
VSQRTSS __m128 _mm_maskz_sqrt_round_ss( __mmask8 k, __m128 a, __m128 b, int r);
SQRTSS __m128 _mm_sqrt_ss(__m128 a)
SIMD Floating-Point Exceptions
Invalid, Precision, Denormal
Other Exceptions
Non-EVEX-encoded instruction, see Exceptions Type 3.
EVEX-encoded instruction, see Exceptions Type E3.


If you'd like to help in the data collection effort: visit one of the pages below, preferably while connected to a mobile network and not WiFi. Please only participate in one test at a time.
Unfortunately your device and/or browser doesn't support the Battery Status API, and can't participate in this test.
For more information about this website, checkout this project's Github page.


TLDR
Provide a second level of communication to project partners to assure project completion and momentum
Provide consultation, mentoring, and experiential learning to student UX designers
Supervise a UX team of 4 student UX designers
Report progress to my director and maintain a good accounting of project progress
The Project
Educator is an application created to aid the Department of Education to track student progress and certification as well as meet accreditation standards for education.
I was assigned to supervise a team of 4 student UX designers over a period of 4 months and report project progress to my director to assure we were meeting our teams’ standards and the needs of our partners and users.
One of our goals as a UX team is to provide experiential learning for our student UX team members. I provided guidance and advice to our student designers when they had questions and needed help. We held weekly meetings as a UX team as well as weekly agile meetings with engineers to make sure we were on task and accomplishing our goals.
At times, I provided a higher level of communication for our partners to assure them that we were hearing their needs and working to research, design, test, and modify different application functions and sections.
Several features of the Educator application are already in full production and being used by campus partners to improve what used to be many manual processes and third-party applications.


Provides utilities for interacting with plugins.
Plugins provide extended functionality that is not part of the major command-line distribution. Please refer to the documentation and examples for more information about how write your own plugins.
The easiest way to discover and install plugins is via the kubernetes sub-project krew. To install krew, visithttps://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/krew/#installation
kubectl plugin [flags] [options]
Use "kubectl <command> --help" for more information about a given command.
Use "kubectl options" for a list of global command-line options (applies to all commands).


You can work in the Python shell without leaving the IDE. Just click the Python Console toolbar button.


Logging Appliance is a meta package that includes the following three other roles:
It does however do slightly more than this, as it also configures them to work together.
This enables you to ship logs directly into Fluentd, which relays the logs to Elasticsearch. You can then use Kibana to browse and query your logs.
See the individual roles.


WITNESS LIST Business & Commerce Committee March 31, 2005 - 9:00A SB 314 Registering, but not testifying: On: Melcher, John (Greater Harris County 9-1-1 Network), Houston, TX SB 686 Registering, but not testifying: For: Arabie, Joseph R (Texas AFL-CIO), Austin, TX Fuelberg, Curtis (Associated Plumbing Heating Cooling Contractors of Texas), Austin, TX Granger, Brian (Texas Pipe Trades), Beaumont, TX Jamail, Allan R. (Texas-Oklahoma Pipe Trades Association), Houston, TX Jamail, Linda (Texas-Oklahoma Pipe Trades Association), Houston, TX Lord, Rick (Texas Pipe Trades), Houston, TX Noble, Shannon (Air Conditioning Contractors of America - Texas), Austin, TX On: Hill, Jeffry (Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation), Austin, TX SB 743 FOR: Fainter Jr., John W. (Association of Electric Companies of Texas, Inc.), Austin, TX Oldham, Phillip (Texas Coalition for Competitive Electricity), Austin, TX Trostle, Kay (Chaparral Steel, Structural Metals Inc., and Nucor Steel), Austin, TX Zion, Mark (Texas Public Power Association), Austin, TX ON: Hudson, Paul Chairman (Public Utility Commission), Austin, TX Parsley, Julie Commissioner (Public Utility Commission), Austin, TX Shrader, Thomas F. CEO (ERCOT), Austin, TX Smitherman, Barry Commissioner (Public Utility Commission), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Whalen, Ken (Texas Daily Newspaper Association and Texas Press Association), Austin, TX Williams, Mike (Texas Electric Cooperatives), Austin, TX SB 846 FOR: Morgan, Wendy (The Recording Academy Texas Chapter) ON: Monahan, Casey (Texas Music Office, Governor's Office), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Wright, John T. (Self), Austin, TX SB 1112 ON: Pettijohn, Leslie Commissioner (Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Blaney, Terry M. (Money Management International), Houston, TX Rocha, Lucinda (Consumer Credit Counseling Service of San Antonio), San Antonio, TX SB 1447 FOR: Casey, John (TXU and Association of Electric Companies of Texas, Inc.), Dallas, TX Levy, Rick (Texas Association of Electrical Workers and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Oldham, Phillip (Texas Coalition for Competitive Electricity), Austin, TX SB 1494 Registering, but not testifying: For: Carpenter, David (American Electric Power - Texas), Austin, TX On: Oldham, Phillip (Texas Coalition for Competitive Electricity), Austin, TX SB 1495 FOR: Rozzell, Scott (Centerpoint Energy), Houston, TX AGAINST: Oldham, Phillip (Texas Coalition for Competitive Electricity), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Sibley, David (Centerpoint Energy), Austin, TX SB 1563 ON: Bartlett, Roger (Self), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Perkins, Arthur Val (Texas Business Law Foundation), Houston, TX SB 1593 ON: Bartlett, Roger (Self), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Perkins, Arthur Val (Texas Business Law Foundation), Houston, TX


BRAIN DEAD (director/writer: Adam Simon; screenwriter: from a Charles Beaumont story; cinematographer: Ron Schmidt; editor: Carol Oblath; cast: Bill Pullman (Dr. Rex Martin), Bill Paxton (Jim Reston), Patricia Charbonneau (Dana Martin), Bud Cort (Jack Halsey), George Kennedy (Vance), Nicholas Pryor (Conklin/Ramsen), David Sinaiko (Berkovitch), 1990)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
Brain Dead is adapted from an intelligent story by Charles Beaumont, a former writer for the "Twilight Zone" series, who died in 1967. This chilling tale left a lot to be desired and despite having an intelligence and originality to it, it degenerated into a jejune work, more of a display of style over substance. I felt cheated by its wearisome ploy of not decifering what was a dream and what was reality, feeling more like I was being manipulated than I was at being treated to something special.
In a positive vein, this low-budget film kept moving at a swift pace and the story was conceivable to a point. The film managed to hold my interest until about the halfway point, when too much of the same interplay between dreams and reality was never made clear, so much so that I stopped suspending disbelief, which is tantamount to pulling the life support on one of these flicks and rendering it brain dead.
 Pullman's old friend and college competitor, a slippery marketer for a large corporation called Eunice, Jim Reston (Paxton), visits his office and presents him with an opportunity to make a name for himself in science and become rich. He is aware that Martin developed a technology to alter personalities and to re-sculpture memory, by fiddling with one's reality. Reston's idea is that they can sell this to the public as a product and open up clinical salons, with people able to change their personalities to the one's they want. The slogan for the product would be: The new you from Eunice.
Reston also tells him he has a fresh brain available for him to use his ideas on, to see if they actually work. The person he is talking about, is a one-time genius mathematician who worked for the Eunice corporation (or he could be an accountant in Conklin's mattress firm), Dr. Halsey (Cort).  He's now in a private mental institution, Lakeside, where he denies everything. But, he holds some invaluable numbers that he was working on for Eunice, that Reston says is classified information. It is further explained to Martin, that these are numbers we do not want to get into anyone else's hands. The proposition is, that we get you a meeting with him and you get to do brain surgery on him, and if you can manipulate his thought process so we get the three numbers we need, fine. But if he should go brain dead, that's fine too. Eunice's corporate head (Kennedy) agrees to this plan. As loopy as the story is from here, it is the most sense it will make, because everything gets more confusing from here on, after Martin visits the harmless but paranoic Halsey in Lakeside.
When Martin leaves the sanitarium, he is walking in the street with a jar that has a brain in it and a homeless man attacks him, claiming that's his brain. In the course of the struggle for the brain, a car runs over Martin. He falls into a world of nightmares, madness, and paranoia, where rationality is lost sight of. It plays like an episode derived from the "Twilight Zone," as Dr. Martin's technology is now being experimented on him.
Martin's dreams include: seeing Jim making love to his lovely wife (Charbonneau ) in the nude; that he is really Halsey; that the doctor who is treating him is from Lakeside, Dr. Ramsen (Pryor), who gives him shock treatments and applies to him the same surgery procedure he used on Halsey; and, that his life is completely disorientated, at one moment he is Martin, at another he is Halsey, and the nightmare keeps changing every ten minutes or so, so that the viewer is totally confused. There are also dreams within the dreams, adding more confusion, until the film ends on a dull conventional note, after all the expections of something radical being promised.
The film didn't do much for me, as it was not worth putting in all the effort to watch it, as the payoff seemed too little. But the dream sequences were scary and the film had an intelligent approach to its horror rather than the usual exploitive one...if only it made more sense! Pullman seemed believable as someone losing sense of reality, while Paxton was robotic in his role, playing it without feeling. All the other performances were as forgettable as the film.
REVIEWED ON 5/3/2000 GRADE: C
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Carrotize
Carrotize an image. Yep, an image made of carrots.
This was created as part of #codevemeber for November 3, 2018 by Preet.
Carrotize an image. Yep, an image made of carrots.
This was created as part of #codevemeber for November 3, 2018 by Preet.


public class ComponentManager extends java.lang.Object implements ConnectionManagerListener, GUIComponent
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ComponentManager(Kernel kernel,
WorldModel<? extends Entity> world,
Config config)
Create a ComponentManager.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
javax.swing.JComponent |
getGUIComponent()
Get a JComponent that should be added to the GUI.
|
java.lang.String |
getGUIComponentName()
Get the name of this part of the GUI.
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void |
newConnection(Connection c)
Notification that a new connection has been made.
|
void |
registerAgentControlledEntity(Entity entity,
java.util.Collection<? extends Entity> visibleOnStartup,
Config agentConfig)
Register an agent-controlled entity.
|
void |
waitForAllAgents()
Wait for all agents to connect.
|
void |
waitForAllSimulators()
Wait until all simulators have acknowledged.
|
void |
waitForAllViewers()
Wait until all viewers have acknowledged.
|
public ComponentManager(Kernel kernel, WorldModel<? extends Entity> world, Config config)
kernel
- The kernel.world
- The world model.config
- The kernel configuration.public void registerAgentControlledEntity(Entity entity, java.util.Collection<? extends Entity> visibleOnStartup, Config agentConfig)
entity
- The entity that is agent-controlled.visibleOnStartup
- The set of entities that the agent should be sent on startup. If this is null then all entities will be sent.agentConfig
- A view of the system configuration that should be shared with the agent.public void waitForAllAgents() throws java.lang.InterruptedException
java.lang.InterruptedException
- If the thread is interrupted.public void waitForAllSimulators() throws java.lang.InterruptedException
java.lang.InterruptedException
- If the thread is interrupted.public void waitForAllViewers() throws java.lang.InterruptedException
java.lang.InterruptedException
- If the thread is interrupted.public void newConnection(Connection c)
ConnectionManagerListener
newConnection
in interface ConnectionManagerListener
c
- The new connection.public javax.swing.JComponent getGUIComponent()
GUIComponent
getGUIComponent
in interface GUIComponent
public java.lang.String getGUIComponentName()
GUIComponent
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Civil Writ Petition No. 6990 of 2009 1 In the High Court of Punjab and Haryana, at Chandigarh. Civil Writ Petition No. 6990 of 2009 Date of Decision: 22.7.2009 Mahesh Dyeing House ...Petitioner Versus Punjab Pollution Control Board and Others ...Respondents
CORAM: HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE T.S.THAKUR, CHIEF JUSTICE.
HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE KANWALJIT SINGH AHLUWALIA.
1. Whether Reporters of local papers may be allowed to see the judgment?
2. Whether to be referred to the reporters or not?
3. Whether the judgment should be reported in the Digest? Present: Mr. S.S. Behl, Advocate for the petitioner.
Mr. A.R. Takkar, Advocate for the respondents.
T.S. Thakur, C.J. (Oral) In this petition for a writ of mandamus, the petitioner has prayed for directions to the respondents not to use coercive, unreasonable and harsh methods so as to force the petitioner to shift its Dyeing Unit from B-XXIV-1899, Jalandhar Bye-pass Road, Opposite New Shakti Nagar, Basti Jodhewal, Ludhiana to Plot No. D287, Focal Point, Phase-VIII, Ludhiana. The petitioner also prays for a direction that electric supply to the Unit should not be disconnected, till it is shifted to Civil Writ Petition No. 6990 of 2009 2 the new location.
The material facts are not in dispute. It is not in dispute that the petitioner-Unit is operating at the old location mentioned earlier from where it was supposed to shift and be set up in an Industrial Plot in Phase-VIII, Focal Point, Ludhiana, which plot was allotted to the petitioner on preferential basis. Even after the allotment and the expiry of period of one year granted for shifting of the old Unit, the petitioner did not shift the Unit to its new location. In November 2004, the Board appears to have taken note of the failure of the petitioner and issued a notice under Section 33A of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974. The Unit was once again visited in September 2005 only to find that the same had not been shifted to Focal Point where the civil works were also incomplete. In December 2005, again the Unit was directed, under Section 33A of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, to shift its operation to its new location. Notices and proceedings held thereafter till the year 2009 have granted to the petitioner further extension of time to shift to the new place but without any worthwhile result. The position even as on date is that the same. continues to operate from its old location where ETP set up by the petitioner was found to be non-functional. That apart the Unit has been working without any "consent to operate" from the Pollution Control Board authorities. It is, in these circumstances, that the Board had written a letter dated 4.5.2009 issuing directions to the Punjab State Electricity Board to disconnect the electric supply. The petitioner has not assailed the said direction. Instead it has filed the present petition in which it has prayed for a mandamus seeking a direction against the Civil Writ Petition No. 6990 of 2009 3 respondents not to use coercive methods for shifting of the Unit from its old to new location.
We have heard learned counsel for the parties and perused the record. We fail to understand how the unit has been running at the old location without a consent to operate from the Pollution Control Board as required under the statute and how can it claim a direction for keeping in abeyance the order passed by the Board directing disconnection of electric supply upon its failure to shift and to set up an ETP at its new location. No mandamus can be issued directing the respondents not to take any steps that must logically follow the orders passed by us especially when such orders are not under challenge in these proceedings. Confronted with this position, Mr. Behl made a statement which has been separately recorded to the effect that the Unit will be shifted to its new location latest by 15.9.2009 and that in case the needful is not done, the Pollution Control Board shall be free to have the electric supply disconnected and to take all other steps necessary to shut down the Unit.
Mr. Takkar, counsel appearing for the Board submits that while this Court could grant the time prayed for, it must be made clear that no extension in the said period shall be granted and the Board and the Punjab State Electricity Board shall be free to disconnect the electric supply if the Unit is not shifted to its new location by 15.9.2009.
In the circumstances, therefore, we are inclined to grant to the petitioner the concession prayed for by Mr. Behl. We, accordingly, direct that the directions issued by the Board for disconnection of electric supply by the Punjab State Electricity Board at its old location shall not Civil Writ Petition No. 6990 of 2009 4 be enforced and shall remain suspended till 15.9.2009. In case the petitioner does not shift the Unit or voluntarily shut down the same, the Board shall be free not only to disconnect the supply of energy but also take other steps necessary and permissible in law to stop its operation.
The writ petition is, with the above observations, disposed off leaving the parties to bear their own costs.
(T.S.Thakur) Chief Justice (Kanwaljit Singh Ahluwalia) Judge July 22, 2009 "DK"