| Infomation to send: | ||||
| Name | ||||
| Data | ||||
| Results: | ||||
| Sum | Mean | |||
This page uses the Google Web Toolkit to send messages to a WebWorker also coded in Java and cross compiled to JavaScript. This versions uses AutoBeans to serialize, deserialize the data to send.
The source code can be found at SimpleGWTWebWorker A simpler version which does not use autobeans SimpleWebWorker.
It uses the gwt-webworker library, from Manfred Tremmel which in turn has been taken from Google speedtracer library.


Dauda Mohammed on target as Esbjerg FB record first away win of the season
Dauda Mohammed scored a goal for the first time in the Danish Superliga to help Esbjerg FB clinch their first three points on the road this season with a 2-1 victory over Silkeborg IF on Sunday.
Mohammed, 21, netted the match winner for his side in the 70th minute as they came from a goal down to record their first away win this term.
The former Dreams FC and Asante Kotoko SC forward connected a pass from his Ukrainian strike-partner Yuri Yakovenko.
Mohammed now has two goals in ten appearances in all competitions for Esbjerg this season.
Mohammed is on-loan at the Danish side from Belgian giants RSC Anderlecht.


Your task in this exercise is to put the following functions into their appropriate positions in the list so that finally the list will contain all the functions in ascending order of their growth rates. You can swap two functions by clicking on them.
Which function has the least growth rate?
Which function has the highest growth rate


Ministry of Economic Affairs to conduct study on blue economy next year, says Azmin
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 11 — The Ministry of Economic Affairs (MEA) will be conducting a feasibility study on blue economy next year.
Its minister, Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali said the ministry has decided to carry out an in-depth study on blue economy due to its vast potential based on the size of the Malaysian waters.
“The feasibility study project involves the implementation of various new and extended feasibility studies conducted by relevant ministries and agencies to help provide input in planning the socio-economic development of the country, as well as input in the preparation of the 12MP (12th Malaysia Plan).
“By 2020, there will be 10 extended studies in various stages of implementation,” he said when winding up debate on the Supply Bill 2020 at the Dewan Rakyat today.
Blue economy is defined by the European Commission as all economic activities related to oceans, seas and coasts.
According to the World Bank, blue economy encompasses the fisheries industry, renewable energy, maritime transportation, waste management, tourism, and climate change.
This is translated into the sustainable use of marine resources for economic development, while maintaining and improving ocean health.
Mohamed Azmin said among the studies were that of Industry 4.0, technical and commercial direction of the KL-Singapore high-speed rail project, national padi and rice coordination, and oil and gas services equipment.
As of November 2019, he said there were additional requirements for new studies to be conducted by 2020, including the blue economy and high-speed rail technical studies. — Bernama


Brian Egana
CPE 471 - Spring 2018
The weight of the world is in your hands! In this short game, the player must juggle multiple Earths until the day is over. If the player drops just one planet, the player must try again another day. A special message appears for those who are worthy.
The project source code can be found on Bitbucket.
The project base code was provided by Christian Eckhardt.
Simple Physics:
http://nehe.gamedev.net/tutorial/introduction_to_physical_simulations/18005/
Collision Detection and Resolution:
https://learnopengl.com/In-Practice/2D-Game/Collisions/Collision-detection
https://www.gamasutra.com/view/feature/131424/pool_hall_lessons_fast_accurate_.php


Intermediate Track
Docker for Developers
Docker Desktop for Windows
Install Docker Desktop for Windows
Geting Started with Windows Containers
Multi-Container Applications
Introduction to Docker Networking
- Understanding Docker Container Networking
- Difference between Bridge Vs Overlay Network
- Verifying host-level settings that impact Docker networking
- What is MacVLAN networking?
- Docker Networking CLI
Docker Compose
Docker Swarm - Introduction
- What is Docker Swarm?
- How Docker Swarm Mode works?
- What is difference between Docker Swarm(Classic Swarm) Vs Swarm Mode Vs Swarmkit?
- Docker Swarm - Under the Hood
Getting Started with Docker Swarm - Lab Sessions
- Getting Started with Docker Swarm
- Lab01 - Create Overlay Network
- Lab02 - Deploy Service
- Lab03 - Inspecting State
- Lab04 - Scale Service
- Lab05 - Deploy the application components as Docker services
- Lab06 - Drain a node and reschedule the containers
- Demonstrating Service Discovery under Docker Swarm Mode
- How to Lock Docker Swarm
- Demonstrating Swarm Synchronous Services
- NFS Volume with Docker Swarm
- Building Docker Swarm Topology using Script
- Docker Service Inspection Filtering & Template Engine under Swarm Mode
Docker Swarm - Logging Solutions
- [Service Logs with Docker Swarm]
Docker Swarm - Networking Solution
- Implementing MacVLAN under Docker Swarm
- Toplology Aware Scheduling with Docker Swarm
- What’s new in Docker 1.12 Scheduling? – Part-I
- What’s new in Docker 1.12.0 Load-Balancing feature?
Docker Swarm - Updates & Rollback
- Service Rollback with Docker Swarm
Docker Swarm - High Availability, Placement & Constraints
- Implementing High Availability with Docker Swarm
- Secrets Management with Docker Swarm
- Scheduling Placement with Docker Swarm
Docker Swarm - HealthCheck Solution
- Health Aware Orchestration with Docker Swarm
Docker Swarm - Security
- TLS and Certificate Authority with Docker Swarm
Docker Desktop for Mac
- Install Docker Desktop
- Win container Deploy ,Login,exit container
- List, Start, Stop, restart containers
- Where containers are stored
Working with container hostnames
Working on multiple containers
Container inspect
Deleting containers
Introduction to Docker Application Packages
A First Look at Docker Application Packages - “docker-app”
Contributor:
Karan Singh
Ajeet Singh Raina
Tathagata Sarkar
Sangam Biradar
Akshit Grover


The petals of the snowy tung tree lie still and silent on the forest floor.  The Wind doesn’t blow here any more. It, too, is nervous.
The beautiful rolling mountains of Western Hunan are pierced by labyrinthine cave systems. The Fallen Flower Cave is the biggest cave of them all. According to legends, this is a strange and mysterious place where the veil between worlds is frayed. Local residents believe that a powerful spirit dwells within, a phantasm that emerges once every year to abduct the souls of young maidens in the area. Without a soul, the women slide inevitably into uncontrollable madness and, eventually, perish, screaming hysterically with their final breaths. Local women are encouraged to remain indoors after dark and to avoid the cave at all times. Not all people heed this advice and some fools stray too close.
Some days ago, the wealthy Zhu family - aloof, but held in high esteem by most - stopped visiting the marketplace. Rumour has it that the Zhus had been cursed by sinister Gu magic, and that their eldest daughter had been abducted to be made the latest Maiden of the Fallen Flower Cave. This strange disappearance has caused quite a stir among the townsfolk, who believe that the curse is spreading, flowing from unseen magical fissures...
The Words of Power shape our reality. Speak these Words and the trees and the rocks will bend. Write these Words and the ghosts and spirits of this world will be driven out. Even the unfathomable gods revere the Words of Power.
The Book of Rites is designed to prepare novice Yanling practitioners - including you - for the dangerous trials yet to come.
It will teach you how to perform a Purification Ritual, a process that takes roughly an hour to complete.
The first trial will take place in the Fallen Flower Cave of Hunan, China. You must succeed.
The Sun and the Moon must not witness the Ritual. Draw the curtains and shut the blinds, work by candlelight only. It is safest to proceed dressed in purest white.
Purify the air by ringing the Ceremonial Bell and playing the Yanling Ritual Music.
Yanling words can be revealed through gaining Insights. Insight can be gained in a variety of ways, such as putting vengeful spirits at peace, solving puzzles, or discovery via exploration.
Each Yanling Practitioner must choose a Character with one of the Four Roles:
Responsible for reading out the stories and events during the Quest.
Responsible for the creation of a Fulu magic Talisman at the end of the Ritual by writing down the Yanling words on a piece of Joss Paper in red ink.
Responsible for shouting out the Power Words (Qi / Kiai) during combat and intimidating opponents with their fearless fighting spirit.
Responsible for investigating and revealing the Yanling clues after gaining an insight.
Feared for her power and often called a "Heretic Witch" for her controversial method of creating original Exorcist rituals by fusing elements across different spiritual practices (Daoism, Pure Land Buddhism and Gu Magic), Bai is the most multi-talented Shamaness that her tribe has known of this generation.
Studying under the guidance of the Elder Liuf Shamanesses, Bai learned many of the ancient secrets and rich traditions of Miao Chinese lore, how to communicate with insects and how to purify the vengeful spirits that dwelt in dark places. Her bewitching beauty is a product of transformational magic which had been acquired through the ancient Butterfly Worship practices of the Liuf clan.
After the Shamaness Chief of the Liuf Clan revealed a horrifying prophecy of “The Darkening of the Light”, Bai embarked on a dangerous journey to find the Fallen Flower Cave.
Being a well-known forensic scientist for the Regional Criminal Court, Luo takes her role very seriously. Unknown to many, Luo possesses an uncontrollable power of retrognition. When she touches something, she triggers a flashback of memories or sensations which allows her to experience what has happened to it in the past. She used her skills to help bring some of the most infamous murderers to trial.
However, it has been difficult for her to cope with heightened extrasensory perception - experiencing violent flashbacks every single day has taken a toll on her wellbeing, but her hatred of injustice and her instinct to protect the vulnerable overwhelms everything in life.
Recently, Luo has been pulled into a series of strange incidents associated with the House of Zhu, and the local residents are reluctant to give information. However as much the people of Hunan may distrust outsiders, they desperately need help against the horror that is manifesting itself on this beautiful land.
A highly sought after narrative designer-writer, Wen had a troubled past and was haunted by terrible visions and nightmares. She sought escape, both by running away from home, and by turning her experience into games.
Seeking inspiration for her new game from the Miao Chinese group and their "Three Ancient Mysteries", Wen ventured into the mountainous regions of Hunan.
As she sinks her teeth into research, weird incidents started to happen and the seemingly tranquil paradise gradually transformed into a sinister nightmare..
The youngest child of the Yan Family, a wealthy group of land developers which capitalised on the rapid urbanisation of rural China.
Yongchun feels guilty about her background and couldn’t care less about inheriting the family business - all she wants is to be a professional fighter. She loved the adrenaline rush of overcoming tough challenges and hated the idea of having to deal with sociopathic businessmen in formal clothes.
Throughout much of her life, Yongchun has trained in various Neijia martial arts - a Chinese practice which utilises the "Power Word" Qi principle to overcome opponents. Yongchun participated in many martial arts competitions as a child and continues the discipline into adulthood, much to the dismay of her parents. In the fighting ground, people often underestimate her because of her small stature and end up paying a heavy price for it.


@(userForm: Form[User], movielist: java.util.ArrayList[String])
@import helper._
@main("Register") {
Registration Form
@helper.form(action = routes.Register.submit()){
@helper.inputText(userForm("username"), '_label -> "Username:")
@helper.inputText(userForm("email"), '_label -> "Email:")
@helper.inputText(userForm("confirm_email"), '_label -> "Confirm Email:")
@helper.inputText(userForm("password"), '_label -> "Password:")
@helper.inputText(userForm("confirm_password"), '_label -> "Confirm Password:")
Rate These Ten Movies
@inputRadioGroup(
userForm("movie1"),
options = options("0"->"0","1"->"1","2"->"2","3"->"3","4"->"4","5"->"5"),
'_label -> movielist.get(0))
@inputRadioGroup(
userForm("movie2"),
options = options("0"->"0","1"->"1","2"->"2","3"->"3","4"->"4","5"->"5"),
'_label -> movielist.get(1))
@inputRadioGroup(
userForm("movie3"),
options = options("0"->"0","1"->"1","2"->"2","3"->"3","4"->"4","5"->"5"),
'_label -> movielist.get(2))
@inputRadioGroup(
userForm("movie4"),
options = options("0"->"0","1"->"1","2"->"2","3"->"3","4"->"4","5"->"5"),
'_label -> movielist.get(3))
@inputRadioGroup(
userForm("movie5"),
options = options("0"->"0","1"->"1","2"->"2","3"->"3","4"->"4","5"->"5"),
'_label -> movielist.get(4))
@inputRadioGroup(
userForm("movie6"),
options = options("0"->"0","1"->"1","2"->"2","3"->"3","4"->"4","5"->"5"),
'_label -> movielist.get(5))
@inputRadioGroup(
userForm("movie7"),
options = options("0"->"0","1"->"1","2"->"2","3"->"3","4"->"4","5"->"5"),
'_label -> movielist.get(6))
@inputRadioGroup(
userForm("movie8"),
options = options("0"->"0","1"->"1","2"->"2","3"->"3","4"->"4","5"->"5"),
'_label -> movielist.get(7))
@inputRadioGroup(
userForm("movie9"),
options = options("0"->"0","1"->"1","2"->"2","3"->"3","4"->"4","5"->"5"),
'_label -> movielist.get(8))
@inputRadioGroup(
userForm("movie10"),
options = options("0"->"0","1"->"1","2"->"2","3"->"3","4"->"4","5"->"5"),
'_label -> movielist.get(9))
}
@helper.form(action = routes.Register.submit()){
}
}


2 references to ReadDelimited
System.Management.Automation (2)
namespaces\FileSystemContentStream.cs (2)
395
if (!
ReadDelimited
(waitChanges, blocks, readBackward: false, _delimiter))
520
if (!
ReadDelimited
(waitChanges: false, blocks, readBackward: true, actualDelimiter))


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 The maximum number of characters allowed is system dependent, but is usually over 100. However, printing is simplified if they are kept under 25 characters.
You can also use special characters in your identifiers, but each must be preceded by an exclamation point ! as an escape character. Useful special characters are # $ % ^ & * - + = ? < > ~ | / ! and the space. Note that the use of the exclamation point as a special character requires a second exclamation point as an escape character. The underscore _ is special in this regard. It must be preceded by an escape character in the first position in an identifier, but is treated like a normal letter within an identifier.
Other characters, such as ( ) # ; ` ' " can also be used if preceded by a !, but as they have special meanings to the Lisp reader it is best to avoid them to avoid confusion.
Many system identifiers have * before or after their names, or - between words. If you accidentally pick one of these names for your own identifier, it could have disastrous effects. For this reason it is wise not to include * or - anywhere in your identifiers.
You will notice that REDUCE does not use the escape characters when it prints identifiers containing special characters; however, you still must use them when you refer to these identifiers. Be careful when editing statements containing escaped special characters to treat the character and its escape as an inseparable pair.
Identifiers are used for variable names, labels for go to statements, and names of arrays, matrices, operators, and procedures. Once an identifier is used as a matrix, array, scalar or operator identifier, it may not be used again as a matrix, array or operator. An operator or array identifier may later be used as a scalar without problems, but a matrix identifier cannot be used as a scalar. All procedures are entered into the system as operators, so the name of a procedure may not be used as a matrix, array, or operator identifier either.
 Scalar variables are always kernels. The other important class of kernels are operators with their arguments. Some examples should help clarify this concept:
Expression Kernel? x Yes varname Yes cos(a) Yes log(sin(x**2)) Yes a*b No (x+y)**4 No matrix-identifier No
Many REDUCE operators expect kernels among their arguments. Error messages result from attempts to use non-kernel expressions for these arguments.
 It may be used as an argument for a variety of commands and operators, such as in, rederr and write.
write "this is a string"; this is a string write a, " ", b, " ",c,"!"; A B C!
  Default is 20.
on fort; card_no := 4; CARD_NO=4. z := (x + y)**15; ANS1=5005.*X**6*Y**9+3003.*X**5*Y**10+1365.*X**4*Y** . 11+455.*X**3*Y**12+105.*X**2*Y**13+15.*X*Y**14+Y**15 Z=X**15+15.*X**14*Y+105.*X**13*Y**2+455.*X**12*Y**3+ . 1365.*X**11*Y**4+3003.*X**10*Y**5+5005.*X**9*Y**6+ . 6435.*X**8*Y**7+6435.*X**7*Y**8+ANS1
Twenty total cards means 19 continuation cards. You may set it for more if your Fortran system allows more. Expressions are broken apart in a Fortran-compatible way if they extend for more than card_no continuation cards.
 Its value is approximately 2.71828284590, which REDUCE gives to the current decimal precision when the switch rounded is on.
emay be used as an iterative variable in a for statement, or as a local variable or a procedure. If e is defined as a local variable inside the procedure, the normal definition as the base of the natural logarithm would be suspended inside the procedure.

EVAL_MODE; ALGEBRAIC
Some commands do not behave the same way in algebraic and symbolic modes.
 Default is 70.
fort_width := 30; FORT_WIDTH := 30 on fort; df(sin(x**3*y),x); ANS=3.*COS(X . **3*Y)*X**2* . Y
fort_widthincludes the usually blank characters at the be ginning of the card. As you may notice above, it is conservative and makes the lines even shorter than it was told.
 You can access this variable for use in further computation or display.
coeff((x+1)^5*(x*(y+3)^2)^2,x); {0, 0, 4 3 2 Y + 12*Y + 54*Y + 108*Y + 81, 4 3 2 5*(Y + 12*Y + 54*Y + 108*Y + 81), 4 3 2 10*(Y + 12*Y + 54*Y + 108*Y + 81), 4 3 2 10*(Y + 12*Y + 54*Y + 108*Y + 81), 4 3 2 5*(Y + 12*Y + 54*Y + 108*Y + 81), 4 3 2 Y + 12*Y + 54*Y + 108*Y + 81} high_pow; 7INDEX
I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ constant
REDUCE knows i is the square root of -1, and that i^2 = -1.
(a + b*i)*(c + d*i); A*C + A*D*I + B*C*I - B*D i**2; -1
icannot be used as an identifier. It is all right to use i as an index variable in a for loop, or as a local (scalar) variable inside a begin...end block, but it loses its definition as the square root of -1 inside the block in that case.
Only the simplest properties of i are known by REDUCE unless the switch complex is turned on, which implements full c omplex arithmetic in factoring, simplification, and functional values. complex is ordinarily off.
 However, at the present time, arithmetic in terms of this operator reflects finite arithmetic, rather than true operations on infinity.
  It cannot be used for any other purpose, even inside procedures or for loops.
 Its value is given by 3.14159265358..., which REDUCE gives to the current decimal precision when REDUCE is in a floating-point mode.
pimay be used as a looping variable in a for statement, or as a local variable in a procedure. Its value in such cases will be taken from the local environment.
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REQUIREMENTS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ variable
After an attempt to solve an inconsistent equation system with parameters, the variable requirements contains a list of expressions. These expressions define a set of conditions implicitly equated with zero. Any solution to this system defines a setting for the parameters sufficient to make the original system consistent.
solve({x-a,x-y,y-1},{x,y}); {} requirements; {a - 1}
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ROOT\_MULTIPLICITIES _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ variable
The root_multiplicities variable is set to the list of the multiplicities of the roots of an equation by the solve operator.
solvereturns its solutions in a list. The mul tiplicities of each solution are put in the corresponding locations of the list root_multiplicities.
 It cannot be used as a scalar variable in a block, as a looping variable in a for statement or as an operator name.
 A semicolon or dollar sign can be added at this point to execute the statement. In interactive mode, a statement that is ended with a semicolon and Return has its results printed on the screen.
Inside a group statement <<...>> or a begin...end block, a semicolon or dollar sign separates individual REDUCE statements. Since results are not printed from a block without a specific return statement, there is no difference between using the semicolon or dollar sign. In a group statement, the last value produced is the value returned by the group statement. Thus, if a semicolon or dollar sign is placed between the last statement and the ending brackets, the group statement returns the value 0 or nil, rather than the value of the last statement.
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$ _ _ _ DOLLAR _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ command
The dollar sign is a statement delimiter, indicating results are not to be printed when used in interactive mode.
(x+1)**2$
The workspace is set to x^2 + 2x + 1 but nothing shows on the screen
ws; 2 X + 2*X + 1
Entering a Return without a semicolon or dollar sign results in a prompt on the following line. A semicolon or dollar sign can be added at this point to execute the statement. In interactive mode, a statement that ends with a dollar sign $ and a Return is executed, but the results not printed.
Inside a group statement <<...> > or a begin...end block, a semicolon or dollar sign separates individual REDUCE statements. Since results are not printed from a block without a specific return
statement, there is no difference between using the semicolon or dollar sign.
In a group statement, the last value produced is the value returned by the group statement. Thus, if a semicolon or dollar sign is placed between the last statement and the ending brackets, the group statement returns the value 0 or nil, rather than the value of the last statement.

INDEX
.  In high energy physics expressions, it can also be used to represent the scalar product of two Lorentz four-vectors.
<item> can be any REDUCE scalar expression, including a list; <list> must be a list to avoid producing an error message. The dot operator is right associative.
liss := a . {}; LISS := {A} liss := b . liss; LISS := {B,A} newliss := liss . liss; NEWLISS := {{B,A},B,A} firstlis := a . b . {c}; FIRSTLIS := {A,B,C} secondlis := x . y .  If <expression> is a matrix identifier, then <restricted\_expression> can be a matrix identifier (redimensioned if necessary) which has each element set to the corresponding elements of the identifier on the right-hand side.
a := x**2 + 1; 2 A := X + 1 a; 2 X + 1 first := second := third; FIRST := SECOND := THIRD first; THIRD second; THIRD b := for i := 1:5 product i; B := 120 b; 120 w + (c := x + 3) + z; W + X + Z + 3 c; X + 3 y + b := c; Y + B := C y; - (B - C)
The assignment operator is right associative, as shown in the seco nd and third examples. A string of such assignments has all but the last item set to the value of the last item. Embedding an assignment statement in another expression has the side effect of making the assignment, as well as causing the given replacement in the expression.
Assignments of values to expressions rather than simple identifiers (such as in the last example above) can also be done, subject to the following remarks:
_ _ _ (i) If the left-hand side is an identifier, an operator, or a power, the substitution rule is added to the rule table.
_ _ _ (ii) If the operators - + / appear on the left-hand side, all but the first term of the expression is moved to the right-hand side.
_ _ _ (iii) If the operator * appears on the left-hand side, any constant terms are moved to the right-hand side, but the symbolic factors remain.
Assignment is valid for array elements, but not for entire arrays. The assignment operator can also be used to attach functionality to operators.
A recursive construction such as a := a + b is allowed, but when a is referenced again, the process of resubstitution continues until the expression stack overflows (you get an error message). Recursive assignments can be done safely inside controlled loop expressions, such as for... or repeat...until.
 In other places the equal sign establishes an algebraic object of type equation.

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- _ _ _ MINUSSIGN _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ operator
The - operator is a prefix or infix binary subtraction operator, as wel l as the unary minus operator.
<expression> may be any valid REDUCE expression.
15 - 4; 11 x*(-5); - 5*X a - b - 15; A - B - 15 -(a,4); A - 4
The subtraction operator is left associative, so that a - b - c is equivalent to (a - b) - c, as shown in the third example. The subtraction operator is also valid with matrix expressions of the correct dimensions and with equations.
 Since no valid identifiers can begin with numbers, there is no ambiguity in making this assumption.
The multiplication operator is also valid with matrix expressions of the proper dimensions: matrices A and B can be multiplied if A is n x m and B is m x p. Matrices and equations can also be multiplied by scalars: the result is as if each element was multiplied by the scalar.
 The division operator is also valid with square matrix expressions of the same dimensions: Wi th A and B both n x n matrices and B invertible, A/B is given by A*B^-1. Division of a matrix by a scalar is defined, with the results being the division of each element of the matrix by the scalar. Division of a scalar by a matrix is defined if the matrix is invertible, and has the effect of multiplying the scalar by the inverse of the matrix. When / is used as a reciprocal operator for a matrix, the inverse of the matrix is returned if it exists.
 Note that this is not a**(b**c), which would be right associative.
When nat is on (the default), REDUCE output produc es raised exponents, as shown. The symbol ^, which is the upper-case 6 on most keyboards, may be used in the place of **.
A square matrix may also be raised to positive and neg ative powers with the exponentiation operator (negative powers require the matrix to be invertible). Scalar expressions and equations may be raised to fractional and floating-point powers.
 It is equivalent to power or **.
<expression> may be any valid REDUCE expression.
x^15; 15 X x^y^z; Y*Z X x^(y^z); Z Y X ^(y,4); 4 Y on rounded; 2^pi; 8.82497782708
The exponentiation operator is left associative, so that a^b^c is equivalent to (a^b)^c, as shown in the second example. Note that this is <not> a^(b^c), which would be right associative.
When nat is on (the default), REDUCE output produc es raised exponents, as shown.
A square matrix may also be raised to positive and negative powers with the exponentiation operator (negative powers require the matrix to be invertible). Scalar expressions and equations may be raised to fractional and floating-point powers.
 The truth values returned by such a comparison can only be used inside programming constructs, such as if...then...else or repeat...until or while...do.
 The truth values returned by such a comparison can only be used inside programming constructs, such as if...then...else or repeat...until or while...do.
 The truth values returned by such a comparison can only be used inside programming constructs, such as if...then...else or repeat...until or while...do.
 The truth values returned by such a comparison can only be used inside programming constructs, such as if...then...else or repeat...until or while...do.
 A double tilde marks an optional free variable.
 Note that when a semicolon is placed between the last statement and the closing brackets, 0 or nil is returned. Group statements are often used in the consequence portions of if...then, repeat...until, and while...do clauses. They may also be used in interactive operation to execute several statements at one time. Statements inside the group statement are separated by semicolons or dollar signs.
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AND _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ operator
The and binary logical operator returns true if both of its arguments are true.
<logical\_expression> must evaluate to true or nil.
a := 12; A := 12 if numberp a and a < 15 then write a**2 else write "no"; 144 clear a; if numberp a and a < 15 then write a**2 else write "no"; no
Logical operators can only be used inside conditional statements, such as while...do or if...then...else. and examines each of its arguments in order, and quits, returning nil, on finding an argument that is not true. An error results if it is used in other contexts.
andis left associative: x and y and z is equivalent to (x and y) and z.
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BEGIN _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ command
begin is used to start a block statement, which is closed with end.
<statement> is any valid REDUCE statement.
begin for i := 1:3 do write i end; 1 2 3 begin scalar n;n:=1;b:=for i:=1:4 product(x-i);return n end; 1 b; 4 3 2 X - 10*X + 35*X - 50*X + 24
A begin...end block can do actions (such as write), but does not return a value unless instructed to by a return statement, which must be the last statement executed in the block. It is unnecessary to insert a semicolon before the end.
Local variables, if any, are declared in the first statement immediately after begin, and may be defined as scalar, integer, or real. array variables declared within a begin...end block are global in every case, and let statements have global effects. A let statement involving a formal parameter af fects the calling parameter that corresponds to it. let statements involving local variables make global assignments, overwriting outside variables by the same name or creating them if they do not exist. You can use this feature to affect global variables from procedures, but be careful that you do not do it inadvertently.

For more details see begin.

Multiple-line comments are often needed in interactive files. The comment command allows a normal-looking text to accompany the REDUCE statements in the file.
 Its operation is identical to the symbol dot (dot). It can be used infix or prefix.
<item> can be any REDUCE scalar expression, including a list; <list> must be a list.
liss := cons(a,{b}); {A,B} liss := c cons liss; {C,A,B} newliss := for each y in liss collect cons(y,list x); NEWLISS := {{C,X},{A,X},{B,X}} for each y in newliss sum (first y)*(second y); X*(A + B + C)
If you want to use cons to put together two elements into a new list, you must make the second one into a list with curly brackets or the list command. You can also start with an empty list created by {}.
The cons operator is right associative: a cons b cons c is val id if c is a list; b need not be a list. The list produced is {a,b,c}.

In a begin...end block, there need not be a delimiter (; or $) before the end, though there must be one after it, or a right bracket matching an earlier left bracket.
Files to be read into REDUCE should end with end;, which must be preceded by a semicolon (usually the last character of the previous line). The additional semicolon avoids problems with mistakes in the files. If you have suspended file operation by answering n to a pause command, you are still, technically speaking, ``in" the file. Use end to exit the file.
An end at the top level of a program is ignored.
 For access to the components of an equation the operators lhs, rhs or part can be used. The evaluation of the left-hand side of an equation is controlled by the switch evallhseqp, while the right-hand side is evaluated unconditionally. When an equation is part of a logical expression, e.g. in a if or while statement, the equation is evaluated by subtracting both sides can comparing the result with zero.
Equations occur in many contexts, e.g. as arguments of the sub operator and in the arguments and the results of the operator solve. An equation can be member of a list and you may assign an equation to a variable. Elementary arithmetic is supported for equations: if evallhseqp is on, you may add and subtract equations, and you can combine an equation with a scalar expression by addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and raise an equation to a power.
on evallhseqp; u:=x+y=1$ v:=2x-y=0$ 2*u-v; - 3*y=-2 ws/3; 2 y=-- 3
Important: the equation must occur in the leftmost term of such an expression. For other operations, e.g. taking function values of both sides, use the map operator.
 There are many possible forms it can take.
/ / |STEP <number> UNTIL| |<var>:=<number>| |<number>| FOR| | : | |<action> <exprn> | / | |EACH <var> IN <list> | / where <action> ::= DO|PRODUCT|SUM|COLLECT|JOIN.
<var> can be any valid REDUCE identifier except t o r nil, <inc>, <start> and <stop> can be any expression that evaluates to a positive or negative integer. <list> must be a valid list structure. The action taken must be one of the actions shown above, each of which is followed by a single REDUCE expression, statement or a group (<<...>>) or block ( begin... end) statement.
for i := 1:10 sum i; 55 for a := -2 step 3 until 6 product a; -8 a := 3; A := 3 for iter := 4:a do write iter; m := 0; M := 0 for s := 10 step -1 until 3 do <<d := 10*s;m := m + d>>; m; 520 for each x in {q,r,s} sum x**2; 2 2 2 Q + R + S for i := 1:4 collect 1/i; 1 1 1 {1,-,-,-} 2 3 4 for i := 1:3 join list solve(x**2 + i*x + 1,x); SQRT(3)*I + 1 {{X= --------------, 2 SQRT(3)*I - 1 X= --------------} 2 {X=-1}, SQRT(5) + 3 SQRT(5) - 3 {X= - -----------,X=-----------}} 2 2
The behavior of each of the five action words follows:
Action Word Behavior Keyword Argument Type Action do statement, command, group Evaluates its argument once or block for each iteration of the loop, not saving results collect expression, statement, Evaluates its argument once for command, group, block, list each iteration of the loop, storing the results in a list which is returned by the for statement when done join list or an operator which Evaluates its argument once for produces a list each iteration of the loop, appending the elements in each individual result list onto the overall result list product expression, statement, Evaluates its argument once for command, group or block each iteration of the loop, multiplying the results together and returning the overall product sum expression, statement, Evaluates its argument once for command, group or block each iteration of the loop, adding the results together and returning the overall sum
For number-driven for statements, if the ending limit is smaller than the beginning limit (larger in the case of negative steps) the action statement is not executed at all. The iterative variable is local to the for statement, and does not affect the value of an identifier with the same name. For list-driven for statements, if the list is empty, the action statement is not executed, but no error occurs.
You can use nested for statements, with the inner for statement after the action keyword. You must make sure that your inner statement returns an expression that the outer statement can handle.
 It is designed to iterate down a list, and an error will occur if a list is not used.  It returns true if its first argument is greater than or equal to its second argument. As an infix operator it is identical with >=.
geq(<expression>,<expression>) or <expression> geq <expression>
<expression> can be any valid REDUCE expression that evaluates to a number.
a := 20; A := 20 if geq(a,25) then write "big" else write "small"; small if a geq 20 then write "big" else write "small"; big if (a geq 18) then write "big" else write "small"; big
Logical operators can only be used in conditional statements such as
if...then...else or repeat...until.


\author{names}
The \author command declares the author(s), where names is a list of authors separated by \and commands. Use \\ to separate lines within a single author's entry -- for example, to give the author's institution or address.
NOTE: The milstd and book-form styles have re-defined the \maketitle command. The \title declaration is the only command that has any meaning.
A footnote for an author is produced with the \thanks command.
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The User Module requires developers supply both a username and phrase with their request.
The following is an example of a proper User Module request,
//driver?key=0&mod=user&user=username&phrase=phrase
and the following is a list of commands,
function \Module\User::data( $branch ) {
/*
* return profile data dump
*
expecting $branch as 'guard' || 'foro'
*/
}
function \Module\User::query( $field ) {
/*
* return guard user data
*
expecting $field as 'admin' || 'developer' || 'banned'
*/
}
function \Module\User::bit.read( $field ) {
/*
* return custom bit data
*
bit data structured using developer key as node
$user_bit =
{
"key" :
{
"field" : "value"
}
};
*/
}
function \Module\User::bit.update( $field, $update ) {
/*
* update custom bit data
*
bit data structured using developer key as node
$user_bit =
{
"key" :
{
"field" : "value"
}
};
*/
}
function \Module\User::subscribe( $tag ) {
/*
* subscribe to authorized subscription
*
information automatically queried from tag
*/
}
These commands can be specified exactly as labeled above. As for passing parameters,
they can be specified in alphabetical order ( `a`, `b`, `c`, `d`, `e`, `f` ). The
maximal number of parameters read, are 6. An example of a complete request being,
//driver?key=0&mod=user&user=username&phrase=phrase&cmd=data&a=guard
`a` standing for `$branch`.
When using the User Module, developers can alternatively use 'sessions'. Sessions
are used to deprecate the specification of a user's username and authentication phrase.
This feature works by storing an encoded token in a web client or browser, whilst communicating
with the main driver. A session can be created like so,
//driver?key=0&mod=user&sesh=create&a=username&b=phrase
Once a session is created, developers can use user commands without specifying a username or phrase,
//driver?key=0&mod=user&sesh=run&cmd=data&a=guard
Sessions can also be closed easily with the following command,
//driver?key=0&mod=user&sesh=end
If Sessions are not manually closed, they will be automatically deactivated after 24 hours.
Every App is bestowed an ID serial upon creation. These serials must be specified
when creating a request. The following is an example of a proper App Module request,
//driver?key=0&mod=app&id=serial
and the following is a list of commands,
function \Module\App::data() {
// return app data dump
}
function \Module\App::read( $field ) {
// return app data
}
function \Module\App::update( $field, $update ) {
/*
* update data field
*
developer key must match with app key
- app can be created @ http://guard.neetgroup.net/developers.doc
*/
}
function \Module\App::delete( $field ) {
/*
* completely remove data field
*
developer key must match with app key
- app can be created @ http://guard.neetgroup.net/developers.doc
*/
}
These commands can be specified exactly as labeled above. As for passing parameters,
they can be specified in alphabetical order ( `a`, `b`, `c`, `d`, `e`, `f` ). The
maximal number of parameters read, are 6. An example of a complete request being,
//driver?key=0&mod=app&id=serial&cmd=read&a=field
`a` standing for `$field`.
Every Subscription is bestowed an ID serial upon creation. These serials must be specified
when creating a request. The following is an example of a proper Subscription Module request,
//driver?key=0&mod=subscription&id=serial
and the following is a list of commands,
function \Module\Subscription::data() {
// return subscription data dump
}
function \Module\Subscription::read( $field ) {
// return subscription data
}
function \Module\Subscription::update( $field, $update ) {
/*
* update data field
*
developer key must match with subscription key
- subscription can be created @ http://guard.neetgroup.net/developers.doc
*/
}
These commands can be specified exactly as labeled above. As for passing parameters,
they can be specified in alphabetical order ( `a`, `b`, `c`, `d`, `e`, `f` ). The
maximal number of parameters read, are 6. An example of a complete request being,
//driver?key=0&mod=subscription&id=serial&cmd=read&a=field
`a` standing for `$field`.
The Util Module, is the only module that will function whilst the server is ever to go offline. Util Module requests also do not require and prereq parameters. The following is a list of commands,
function \Module\Util::online() {
// return driver status
}
function \Module\Util::maintenance() {
// return driver status
}
function \Module\Util::blacklisted( $gizmo_key ) {
// x
}
These commands can be specified exactly as labeled above. As for passing parameters,
they can be specified in alphabetical order ( `a`, `b`, `c`, `d`, `e`, `f` ). The
maximal number of parameters read, are 6. An example of a complete request being,
//driver?key=0&mod=util&cmd=blacklisted&a=key
`a` standing for `$gizmo_key`.


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The name is Saleh Abu Radwan, I'm a software developer from amman - jordan. I like coding, and I always learning and challenging myself!
Education
- present I'm taking an intensive Software Development course at LTUC-Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair School of Advanced Computing
- studded a computer science from al zaytoonah university
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- I worked data entry in Jordan Balance.
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◆ GetDeivceFeatures()
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Device properties that may be useful
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Owning instance of this physical device.
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Vector variable to contain all vector operations and definitions where a vector is represented as a javascript array
No Dependencies
Copies the the vector into a new sparse array
Argument: vector
{Array} source
Returns: {Array} copy
dot product of two vectors
Argument: a
{Array} first operand Argument: b
{Array} second operand Argument: size
{Integer} supposed size of the vectors (optional, defaults to max(a.length, b.length))
Returns: {Number}
Fills undefined elements of the vector with 0
Argument: vector
{Array} input and output vector
Returns: {Array} reference to the vector
scales the vector by the factor
Argument: vector
{Array} vector Argument: factor
{Number} factor
Returns: {Array} reference to vector
Sum calculates the sum of all elements of the vector
Argument: vector
{Array} input vector
Returns: {Number} the vector sum


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Hi! I'm Cristian :)
I’m a digital product designer with 12+ years of experience who enjoys the challenge of making the complex simple.
But surely you already know that from my CV, or my LinkedIn; let's jump into more interesting stuff you probably don't know about me.
So, about me
🤓 I'm curiosity-driven.
Design isn't just my job, my role, or something that I’m good at. Being a designer is something that I just am, it’s about the way I see the world. I'm curious by nature and I often find myself thinking about how everything around me works, and how can I make it better.
🌟 I'm always learning
Curiosity leads to discoveries. And discoveries lead to learning. Well, hopefully. =P Learning opens your mind, and retrofeeds curiosity. And then, as time goes by, you end up with this breadth of skills and abilities and interests and there's only so much time to do everything. But that's ok, you're a Generalist now; welcome to the big picture. ;)
💚 I'm currently working at Globant
Working at a big global tech company as Globant I have the chance to be part of really interesting projects, with big clients, playing small parts as well as big ones. I learned that I love having leaders instead of bosses, that a workplace free of toxicity is not only achievable but necessary, that I thrive when given autonomy and creative freedom, and that having a good workplace culture definitely goes a long way.
🎉 I celebrate Mondays
I get the people looking forward to the weekend because they can't wait to get away from their jobs. Now, don’t get me wrong: I enjoy the weekends as much as the next person, but I love what I do. I look forward to Mondays to come back to work, team up with talented people, and do great stuff even greater.
Nice! How about you?
🏡 You're looking for an in-house product designer
I think the next challenge for me is working as an in-house designer. It doesn't matter if your design team is on the three digits or you can count them on the fingers of one hand, I look forward to having ownership of the design process and being there to see the product grow. I'm also looking for a place where I can grow into leading as well.
🥇 You strive for an awesome culture of work
Context shapes us, and we shape the products we build. You believe that in 2021 a successfull company should be like a diverse, caring, fun, playful, and hard-working second family. That kind of nurturing workplace can only lead to great relationships, and great relationships lead to great products. :)
💰 You value the work being put into your products
Ideally, you advocate for salary transparency; you find it ethical and practical as well.  Plus, you know that this enables your employees to have an overall better quality of life and they can focus on doing good work, instead of having to spend time lobbying for their compensation.
🗺 You embrace hybrid remote/office working
You understand the benefits of allowing employees a flexible schedule. This last year and a half of pandemic I've found that, while I can keep my productivity up while working from home, I do miss going a few days a week to the office and spending time with my teammates.
What do I bring to the table?
💎 Resiliency
Born and raised in Argentina, where there's always a crisis at hand, we live our day-by-day dealing with uncertainty. We are forced to adapt and reinvent ourselves to find opportunities to grow; we even have a word for it, opportuncrisis. I like to think about it as kind of a cultural trait: we develop resilience to high-uncertainty contexts.
⚙ Systems-oriented thinking
I see product design (and development, for that matter) holistically, with the whole being greater than the sum of its parts, and everything being deeply interconnected. I'm convinced that good design/development is scalable, and scalability needs systems and logic thinking.
🌊 Adaptability
Being a fast learner (and, why not, unlearner =P) is one of my strengths. I welcome feedback to iterate myself and, though I prefer to work smart, I can roll up my sleeves and work hard when it’s needed. I’m comfortable staying on the path as well as exploring wildly. I love bouncing ideas with other people, but I can do great work on my own as well, and I'm not afraid challenging the status quo when I feel a change is needed. ;)
🚀 Team player mindset
We all know the go-to phrases about teamwork: “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.”, "The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.", and so on. I know they might sound a bit cheesy, but I genuinely believe them to be true. No one alone can make a difference, together we divide our weaknesses and together we multiply our strenghts.
Awesome! What now?
Alright! If you've made it this far, then sorry about the length :P and thanks! It means that most probably you're interested in my profile and that's a huge deal for me! 🎉
If that's the case, then I guess you might want to take a look at some of my work next and possibly contact me, so here's how.
If it's not, then... uhmm... this is a little awkward.😬
Either way, thanks a lot for your time and I hope you have a great day.
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Author: Philip M. Long, Xinyu Wu
Abstract: We establish a mistake bound for an ensemble method for classiﬁcation based on maximizing the entropy of voting weights subject to margin constraints. The bound is the same as a general bound proved for the Weighted Majority Algorithm, and similar to bounds for other variants of Winnow. We prove a more reﬁned bound that leads to a nearly optimal algorithm for learning disjunctions, again, based on the maximum entropy principle. We describe a simpliﬁcation of the on-line maximum entropy method in which, after each iteration, the margin constraints are replaced with a single linear inequality. The simpliﬁed algorithm, which takes a similar form to Winnow, achieves the same mistake bounds. 1
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Charles and Geraldine were sleeping when the officers entered their home. Charles ran into the living room to confront the officers and the police believing Charles to be Dominic subdued him while Geraldine watched in a bathrobe. After confirming Charles was not Dominic and conducting a protective sweep, the police left the house. This may sound like an ordinary execution of a search warrant. However, one vital fact must be mentioned: a reporter and a photographer from The Washington Post participated in the raid. The US Marshals invited the pair of reporters to accompany them as part of a regular media ride-along policy. The Wilsons sued the US Marshals who executed the arrest warrant and the Montgomery County Sheriffs Department under (42 U.S.C. �1983) contending that the officers actions in bringing members of the media to observe and record the execution of the warrant violated their constitutional right to be " secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures." On May 24, 1999, the United States Supreme Court agreed with the Wilsons, ruling it a violation of the Fourth Amendment to allow members of the media to accompany and record law enforcement officers during the execution of an arrest warrant in a private residence. Wilson v. Layne, Deputy United States Marshal, et al., 119 S.Ct. 1692 (1999). This was a particularly interesting case as it highlighted the inherent conflict between the First Amendment right to free press and Fourth Amendments century old principles of respect for the privacy of the home. In the end the court ruled that the First Amendment does not grant reporters and photographers an absolute right to go anywhere at any time in pursuit of a story. The constitutional decision in this case, as authored by Chief Justice Rehnquist, to limit the scope of media "ride-alongs" is also important as it again sparked national debate on the boundaries and responsibilities of the media in our society. How will this Supreme Court decision affect our nations voyeuristic thirst for real-life crime drama, particularly as found in reality-based TV shows in the genre of COPS, Stories of the HWY Patrol, Court TV and others? While some of these programs, as this latest constitutional ruling suggests, may infringe on citizens right to privacy, we contend that these program nevertheless play an important role for our understanding of the legal system and law enforcement practices. Moreover, John Langley, the producer of COPS, contends that this ruling will have little impact on the format of his program. There is no doubt that the media provides powerful and long-lasting images. In the United States, the publics understanding of the police role is in many ways directly correlated with Hollywoods latest crime movie or televisions latest cop-drama. Police scholar Egon Bittner appropriately observed a quarter century ago that while the police were one of the best know government institutions, they were one of the least understood. Clearly, the fictional images such as the calm, almost robot-like Sgt. Joe Friday to the renegade, unaccountable and lethal Dirty Harry have served to distort the publics perception of the true nature of policing.1 While part of the publics misperceptions of the police may be the unintended consequences of fictional characterizations, evidence also suggests that this lack of clarity results from the police themselves. Historically, corruption plagued the police institution for a variety of reasons. In response to this pervasive problem, the professional model was created by police visionaries such as O.W. Wilson and August Vollmer. The professional model of policing achieved wide acceptance as it had a number of benefits for law enforcement including independence, professionalism and crime control. Over time, however, this model fostered a culture were the public would eventually question the tactics and functions of the police in their communities. This evaluation also led to a general dissatisfaction and mistrust by many of the relationship between the police and the public. Television programs popular during the professional era were indicative of this underlying law enforcement philosophy and they also served to reinforce the publics perception of police culture. Television shows such as Dragnet and Adam-12 portrayed officers as highly professional, detached crime fighters (the epitome of reform era policing that sought to "get the facts, just the facts") and who always found the "bad guys". Former Los Angeles Police Chief William Parker during an interview in 1962 said "the television program Dragnet was one of the great instruments to give the people of the United States a picture of the policeman as he really is. It was most authentic. We participated in the editing of the scripts and in their filming. This program showed the true portrait of the policeman as a hard-working, selfless man, willing to go out and brave all sorts of hazards and working long hours to protect the community."2 Aware of their increased insulation from the public and a growing dissatisfaction with traditional, institutionalized patrol policies and rigid investigation procedures, law enforcement agencies throughout the United States began to dismantle the traditional professional model of policing in favor of more citizen friendly and prevention-based approaches. But these changes did not come easy or necessarily voluntary. Ironically, history has shown that the structured organizational controls and policies that were necessary to overcome the corruption and political influences characteristic of the spoils era, e.g., Eliot Ness and the Untouchables, were some of the same reasons for the failures of the police in the 1960s and 1970s. America was in the midst of reflection and sociopolitical turmoil in the 1960s and 1970s. It was during this cultural context that the police were responding to a baby boomer generation symbolized by recreational drug use and peaceful protests; a civil rights movement in search of basic and equal rights for racial minorities and women; and a society torn between patriotism and protest over the war in Vietnam. It became increasingly clear by the late 1960s that there existed a chasm between the professional model of police response and the public. Soon, trust in law enforcement was being replaced with a growing suspicion, frustration and anger. Television, music and other forms of media at the time were a significant driving force that helped to escort change in law enforcement policy. Horrifying images of racial beatings in the South and violent responses of law enforcement to wartime protestors were regular images on the evening news. The music of Bob Dylan, Arlo Guthrie, and a long list of other artists were masters at turning folk lyrics into symbolic social commentary. The culmination of these events of the 1960s led to a Presidential inquiry and the now widely recited 1967 report of the Presidents Commission of Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice. This report recommended many changes. Among the most notable and relevant to this discussion included: seeking increased communications between the police and community; increasing the responsiveness of the police to community concerns; fairly and objectively dealing with complaints against police officers; increasing the numbers of minorities in the ranks; creating mechanisms to facilitate increased citizen input to the police, and; facilitating community involvement on issues related to crime deterrence and apprehensions. Some of the specific strategies that have emerged over the last 20 years to reduce the police-citizen gap have included community education campaigns, and community oriented policing and problem oriented policing. A third strategy, however, that is most relevant to this discussion, was the increased media/police collaboration and the presentation of real-life crime on prime time. Each of these strategies have been widely popular and successful at disseminating information and educating the public. They have also helped to increase police and citizen interactions and communication as well as decrease the mystery surrounding law enforcement. Nevertheless, as we now know, the Supreme Court has called into question the third leg of this tripod strategy, i.e., the boundaries of reality TV in policing. The last decade has been witness to a growing number of reenactment dramas and reality TV shows. Some of the most popular of the former include Manhunter, and Americas Most Wanted, where crime scene reenactments are presented. Most recently, this type of television genre has given way to real life programming where video cameras are used to capture police work in action. Some of the more common of these reality programs include Stories of the Highway Patrol, and the widely popular program "COPS." On March 11, 1989, the FOX network premiered COPS, an American version of the very popular British Broadcasting Companys Police.3 The premise of the show is to follow police officers in the office, on stakeouts, on raids and to a lesser extent, at home. The series focused first on the members of the Broward County (Fla.) Sheriffs Department, then moved to other locations, mostly in the United States. COPS is a four time Emmy Award-nominated series and received the American Television Award in the category of Best Reality Show in 1993. The success of the series, with its relatively low production costs, led to a proliferation of similar programs such as American Detective, FBI: The Untold Stories, Stories of the Highway Patrol, Secret Service and True Detective and others. The authors of this paper suggest that reality TV, in addition to being merely entertaining, has helped to reduce the distance between the police and the public. Furthermore, these types of programs have given law enforcement in the United States an openness and accountability to the viewing public. Reality TV helps to ensure that the behaviors of the police are on target with societys values and norms. But, as quickly as reality-TV has gained in popularity, the high court has ruled that the media and police collaboration may have crossed over the boundaries of the constitution. Is the historically symbiotic relationship between police and the makers of reality TV shows forever changed by the Courts unanimous decision? As stated earlier, the producer of COPS, John Langley, says it will be business as usual at his program. However, experts predict that shows like COPS will have to alter their practices. Prior to the ruling, production and camera crews would accompany police through an entire raid and then obtain releases or permission to use the footage. Now reality TV in order to go along with police inside a home would have to obtain permission from the homeowner prior to the raid which is unlikely since the element of surprise is vital to police. The police/media collaboration was well intentioned but ultimately grew out of control resulting in the violation of the rights of people. Both the reality TV creators and police benefited from this relationship. The producers received real life drama that resulted in high ratings and high revenue from advertisements with little financial overhead needed for such shows. In addition, the police, by using this forum put their message out, received free publicity and demonstrated how intense crime fighting can be. The Supreme Court has put forth their opinion regarding media ride alongs and popular culture. It remains to be seen how this decision will impact popular shows like COPS that relied on those themes the court has outlawed. However, the court has laid down the challenge for the next generation of policing shows - to further the knowledge of policing without trampling upon constitutional safeguards. References 1. Bittner, Egon(1974). "Florence Nightingale in Pursuit of Willie Sutton: A Theory of the Police", in Herbert Jacob, ed., The Potential for Reform of Criminal Justice. 2. Skolnick, J. & Fyfe, J. (1994). Above the law: Police and the Excessive Use of Force. New York: The Free Press. 3. Sparrow, Malcolm, Mark Moore and David Kennedy(1990). Beyond 911: A New Era for Policing. New York: BasicBooks. Posted November 3, 1999
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| 1186 | (A) | and to that comly kynge the kayes owte raughte |
| 1189 | (C) | And to þe comely kynge . þe keyes þey kasten |
| 1172 | (D) | And to þe comlicħ kyng þe keyes out raughtyn |
| 1149 | (E) | & to þe comliche kyng . þe kayes delyueryd . |
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| 1210 | (L) | & þe comelich kyng þe keyes out rauȝten |
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| 1157 | (U) | And to the komely kyng / the keyes thei raughten |
| 250 | (V) | And to þe commeliche kyng . þe keies out raghten |


Copyright (c) 2002 Chris
(original game and concept)
Actual rule set - Joćo Pedro Neto
This game is played on a 13x13 square board, with the following setup:
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| An example Black tries to isolate the top right white stone. White, instead of protecting it, attacks the bottom right stone. He knows that if black insists on surrounding the other stone, he will dispatch another pentomino to the top-left and creates a huge winning influence on the bottom left area. |
On the original rule set proposed by Chris, stones could dispatch orthogonally and diagonally, but just two types of structures: a 5 stone cross and a 5 stone X (or parts of them). The main problem with the game was that diagonal dispatches allowed too much liberty for territory invasion (in practice it was impossible to block them), and the game turned into a boring task of placing 5 stones each time, and when those were not available, occupy 4 cell spaces, then 3, and so on... But Chris' idea and game were too good to be dropped without a fight!
Removing diagonal dispatches was the key to the game playability. The insertion of pentomino allowed a wide playing range. The notion of capture (and the direct implication of using smaller minos), give the game a sense of Go, which is quite interesting in real play.
I wish to thank John Lawson and Bill Taylor for their suggestions and games played.


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Yet they have taken besides Him other aliha (gods) that created nothing but are themselves created, and possess neither hurt nor benefit for themselves, and possess no power (of causing) death, nor (of giving) life, nor of raising the dead. |
| 025:003 Maulana | : |
And they take besides Him gods who create naught, while they are themselves created, and they control for themselves no harm nor profit, and they control not death, nor life, nor raising to life. |
| 025:003 Pickthal | : |
Yet they choose beside Him other gods who create naught but are themselves created, and possess not hurt nor profit for themselves, and possess not death nor life, nor power to raise the dead. |
| 025:003 Rashad | : |
Yet, they set up beside Him gods who do not create anything - they themselves are created - and who possess no power to even harm or benefit themselves, nor do they possess any power to control life, or death, or resurrection. |
| 025:003 Sarwar | : |
Yet they have chosen for themselves other deities besides Him, who do not create anything but rather are themselves created, who have no power over their own benefits, or trouble, and who have no control over life, death, and resurrection. |
| 025:003 Shakir | : |
And they have taken besides Him gods, who do not create anything while they are themselves created, and they control not for themselves any harm or profit, and they control not death nor life, nor raising (the dead) to life. |
| 025:003 Sherali | : |
Yet they have taken beside HIM gods, who create nothing but are themselves created, and who have no power to harm or benefit themselves, nor have they any power over death or life or Resurrection. |
| 025:003 Yusufali | : |
Yet have they taken, besides him, gods that can create nothing but are themselves created; that have no control of hurt or good to themselves; nor can they control death nor life nor resurrection. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > وحدانيته Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Singularity and Being Unique أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الشرك والمشركون > أصنامهم والتهكم بهم على عبادتها Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Polytheism and the Polytheists> Their Idols and the Mockery for Worshipping them أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الشرك والمشركون > تنزيه الله جلّ جلاله عن الشريك Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Polytheism and the Polytheists> Allah's Freedom from Partnership
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Pregnant woman killed by dogs while walking in French woods
LILLE, France (AFP) — A pregnant woman was killed by dogs while walking her own dog in a forest in northern France during a hunt with hounds, investigators said yesterday.
The body of the 29-year-old woman was found Saturday in a forest outside the town of Villers-Cotterets, about 90 kilometres (55 miles) north-east of Paris, the prosecutor's office in nearby Soissons said.
An autopsy showed that she had died of “bleeding after several dog bites to the upper and lower limbs and the head”, prosecutor Frederic Trinh said.
Some of the bites were “post-mortem”, he added.
Trinh said that tests had been carried out on 93 dogs, including some hounds from the hunt and five dogs belonging to the woman herself, to try to establish which ones attacked her.
The police have launched an investigation into manslaughter by dog attack.
According to local newspaper Le Courrier Picard, the dogs were hunting deer.
The woman had called her partner while walking her dog to report the presence of “threatening dogs”, the prosecutor's office said.
It was he who later discovered her body.
Brigitte Bardot, president of her eponymous animal welfare foundation, declared herself deeply shocked on hearing of the case and in a letter urged Elisabeth Borne, French minister for ecological transition, to suspend “immediately all hunt authorisation for this season”.
The Paris-headquartered French hunting association said in a statement, however, that “nothing shows the involvement of hunting hounds in the death of this woman”.
France has more than 30,000 hunting hounds in total and the association stated that “these dogs are trained to hunt a particular animal and obey man in all circumstances”.


A DSP program determines the sound processing flow and which sound adjustment features are available.
There is a problem accessing the sound processor (damaged code on the sound system).
Store current sound adjustments in the amplifier memory so that it works without a Raspberry Pi.
Keeps the amplifier muted if one of the listed DSP programs is not detected.
Upgrades the program stored in the DSP memory automatically after a system update.
Version 1
The program has no metadata. Volume and other sound adjustments can't be controlled.
Program fingerprint (checksum) is missing. The fingerprint is used to determine which DSP program is active.
Volume control register is not defined. Volume can't be controlled.
Sampling rate is not defined. Filters can't be controlled.
This is an upgrade to the currently active DSP program.
Metadata lists basic information about the DSP program. It also tells the system, which sound adjustments are supported and where to find them.
The program currently stored in the DSP memory will be overwritten.
Sound adjustments previously stored in the DSP memory will be overwritten.
Adjustments previously stored in the DSP memory will be overwritten.
Safety notice: if this setting is disabled and a DSP program fails to install correctly, the damaged program may produce loud and disturbing noises, putting your hearing and speakers at risk.
Disabling this setting allows you to use any DSP program, regardless of how it is installed (e.g. from SigmaStudio).


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Some people struggle to even speak about personal trauma. Then there’s Shia LaBeouf, who not only wrote a script about some of the most distressing moments of his childhood, but also starred as his own destructive father in the movie that came of it. Honey Boy is peak filmmaking as radical therapy. It recounts the process of a young actor coming to terms with the abuse he experienced at the hands of his protective father. Despite the dark subject matter, the story, which takes place on film sets and motel property, is filled with light — the magenta of neon bulbs reflecting on a kidney-shaped pool, the pinks and oranges of California sunsets creeping through dusty scenes, a street lamp brusquely silhouetting actors.
Photographer Monica Lek was on hand to capture moments like these, some of which made their way into the film, and others that didn’t — including a scene between Lucas Hedges and LaBeouf arguing as father and son that was cut “perhaps because it was too intense.” During the mere 19 days that LaBeouf, Hedges, Noah Jupe, and FKA Twigs filmed Honey Boy, Lek shot the Oscar-hopeful cast under director Alma Har’el’s visually stunning direction. Ahead of the movie’s nationwide release on December 8, Lek shared with us her favorite moments from the set, punctuated by clown makeup, Juul smoke, and more clown makeup. All of the following captions are Lek’s:


Nathan Burgo Former Marketing Technology Specialist - Current Student at Galvanize
GET TO KNOW ME:
Born and raised in beautiful Colorado, I have spent 21 years living in Colorado Springs. The arid climate and the sight of the Rocky Mountains are just a couple of the things that have kept me here all of these years. With plenty of space to hike, rock climb, or stargaze on a clear night, the Springs have kept me busy all of this time.
My family and I have always been close, and I have had plenty of time to spend with my siblings, the three of which are triplets. I have always been a gamer at heart, and have spent many of my years exploring the world that gaming offers. Prior to joining Galvanize, I was a Marketing Technology Specialist at a Sports Coaching Company called Glazier. It was there that I realized my passion for programming, and decided to pursue a career in it.


Dave Chappelle hits up Lakers practice, works out with LeBron James and Dwight Howard
by TSD StaffFamed comedian Dave Chappelle is in Los Angeles fairly often, so he took some time out of his busy schedule to hang out with the hottest team in the NBA.
Chappelle was seen at the Lakers practice facility, where he mixed it up with LeBron James, Dwight Howard, Quinn Cook and others.
He put up some stepback jumpers while hanging out ont he court with Cook.
Here are some of the best photos from the meetup.
It looked like both sides had a lot of fun.