The Gossiping System
问题描述 :
- Each group must have the same non-zero number of members m.
- Each person must belong to the same number of groups r, as any other person.
- Each pair of different groups has exactly one member in common.
We say that a (n,g,m,r)-gossiping system is such a system consisting of n persons divided into g groups, with m and r as above. The beauty of these systems lies in their uniformity. The construction seems fair to everyone, and still all meetings are held in small groups. Since any two groups have a member in common, information about the activities and people in one group is swiftly transferred to all the other groups. Furthermore, it is easy for a messenger to lie if he or she would like to, since the truth is hard to validate due to the fact that no two persons share more than one group. Unfortunately, there are several combinations of n, g, and m for which these systems do not exist!
As a mathematician living in Knoxville, you are interested in studying the existence conditions for these systems for large values of n. However, you soon realise the complexity of these combinatorial objects, and choose to study only their simplest non-trivial class, the (n,g,m,2)-gossiping systems.
输入:
输出:
样例输入:
5 3 4 5 6<PHONE_NUMBER>35615
样例输出:
Yes. No. No. Yes. Yes.
解题代码:
//* @author: import java.util.*; import java.io.*; import java.math.*; class Main { public static void main(String args[]) throws Exception { Scanner cin = new Scanner(System.in); String s; BigInteger bi; int T; boolean res; T = cin.nextInt(); cin.nextLine(); while (T-- > 0) { s = cin.nextLine(); bi = new BigInteger(s); res = check(bi); if (res) System.out.println("Yes."); else System.out.println("No."); } } static boolean check(BigInteger bi) { bi = bi.add(bi); BigInteger min, max, mid, tmp; BigInteger Two = BigInteger.ONE.add(BigInteger.ONE); BigInteger One = BigInteger.ONE; BigInteger nOne = BigInteger.valueOf(-1); min = BigInteger.ZERO; max = bi; while (min.compareTo(max) <= 0) { mid = min.add(max).divide(Two); tmp = mid.add(One).multiply(mid); if (tmp.equals(bi)) return true; if (tmp.compareTo(bi) < 0) min = mid.add(One); else max = mid.add(nOne); } return false; } }
这个也是算法导论的习题
红绯鱼：
牛逼牛逼
妈呀！这个Dijkstra模板好长OwQ！
此时的数据量还是很小的，耗时却不短。这种方法确实可以，当然或许还有其他的优化方案，但是优化只能针对某些数据，不太可能在所有情况下都能在可接受的时间内求解出答案。
感觉第二种方法其实也不是很好，不过的确要比第一种方法要好一点。
Dijkstra 不适合有负权值的边吧
漂亮。佩服。
P.S. unsigned 应该去掉。换行符是n 不是/n
还可以稍微优化一下，
int main() {
int m,n,ai,aj,bi,bj,ak,bk;
while (scanf("%d%d",&m,&n)!=EOF) {
ai = sqrt(m-1);
bi = sqrt(n-1);
aj = (m-ai*ai-1)>>1;
bj = (n-bi*bi-1)>>1;
ak = ((ai+1)*(ai+1)-m)>>1;
bk = ((bi+1)*(bi+1)-n)>>1;
printf("%dn",abs(ai-bi)+abs(aj-bj)+abs(ak-bk));
}
}
刚开始学，非常好
书上的解法更巧妙一些，在九度OJ实测的效率差不多
afsasfasfasf
因为要修改链表头(指针)，所以要用指针的指针


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We and our buyers executed the Inspection Objection Resolution today, so it looks like we're really on track to do this thing. Crazy!
I did a bit of research on renewing our passports and getting the girls their first ones.
travel.state.gov/passport/renew/renew_833.html
travel.state.gov/passport/get/minors/minors_834.html


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Galactic Astronomy and the Milky Way¶
Just started
Focusing on the dynamic and stellar population sides.
Galactic Dynamics¶
Courses¶
Tools for Galactic Dynamic¶
gala - Galactic and gravitational dynamics in Python
By Adrian Price-Whelan. Provide a class-based and user-friendly interface to fast (C or Cython-optimized) implementations of common operations such as gravitational potential and force evaluation, orbit integration, dynamical transformations, and chaos indicators for nonlinear dynamics.
Online document is here
galpy - Galactic Dynamics in Python
By Jo Bovy. It supports orbit integration in a variety of potentials, evaluating and sampling various distribution functions, and the calculation of action-angle coordinates for all static potentials.
Online document is here
thejoker - A custom Monte Carlo sampler for the (gravitational) two-body problem
By Adrian Price-Whelan. The Joker [1] is a custom Monte Carlo sampler for the two-body problem and is therefore useful for constraining star-star or star-planet systems
wendy - A one-dimensional gravitational N-body code
By Jo Bovy. wendy solves the one-dimensional gravitational N-body problem to machine precision with an efficient algorithm [O(log N) / particle-collision]. Alternatively, it can solve the problem with approximate integration, but with exact forces.
GALAXY N-body simulation package
By Jerry Sellwood. The manual is here.
Agama - Action-based galaxy modeling framework
Agama is a library intended for a broad range of tasks within the field of stellar dynamics.
NEMO - A Stellar Dynamics Toolbox
By Peter Teuben. Also available on github
Jeans Modeling¶
JAM - Jeans Anisotropic MGE modeling method
By Michelle Cappellari. Available in Python and IDL.
CJAM - Jeans Anisotropic MGE modelling code written in C
By Laura Watkins. Extended JAM models to calculate all three (x, y, z) first moments and all six (xx, yy, zz, xy, xz, yz) second moments.
slomo - Jeans modeling with multiple tracer populations
By Asher Wasserman. There is also a Julia version: Slomo.jl
Schwarzschild Modeling¶
TriaxSchwarzschild by Remco van den Bosch
Fortran source codes.
Galactic Chemical Evolution¶
Models of Chemical Evolution¶
kimmy - Galactic chemical evolution in python
By Jo Bovy. kimmy contains simple tools to study chemical evolution in galaxies.
Stellar structures in the Milky Way¶
galstreams - Milky Way Streams Footprint Library and Toolkit for Python
It includes a compilation of spatial information for known stellar streams and overdensities in the Milky Way (MW) and Python tools for visualizing them.


Inside London’s Billionaires Row: The Greek fashion tycoon’s home that became a Reddit-famous murder scene on New Year’s Day 1985
by Bill Bostock- A mile-long road in London has been the city’s “Billionaires Row” since World War II: a destination for luxury, scandal, murder, and secrecy.
- 66 The Bishops Avenue in 1985 became the scene of one of London’s most famous unsolved murders.
- Fashion tycoon Aristos Constantinou was shot with six bullets – four to the body, two to the head – in the family chapel.
- The case has become one of the most popular topics on Reddit’s r/UnsolvedMysteries thread.
- This post is part of an interactive series by Insider profiling Billionaires Row.
Heath Lodge lies at the southern tip of The Bishops Avenue.
It is the last of 66 mansions on a street famed for excess and decay, where many homes lies empty and dilapidated, yet still accruing value in London’s burgeoning property market.
The seven-bedroom house, built in 1976, is dwarfed by its neighbors. But it played host to one of London’s most high-profile unsolved crimes, which has continued to fascinate more than 30 years on.
In the mid 1980s, the house was owned by rags-to-riches Cypriot fashion entrepreneur Aristos Constantinou.
Constantinou moved in next to fabulously wealthy neighbors, including Iranian and Brunei royalty.
He paid £400,000 for Heath Lodge -which would be worth around £2.5 million ($3.2 million) today – and lived there with his wife Elena and their three children.
The businessman made his millions through the fashion brand Ariella, which he founded with his brother Achilleas in 1966.
The Constantinou couple, in their maroon Range Rover, were returning from a New Year’s Eve party as 1984 became 1985. Constantinou was 40 and his wife was 36, The Independent reported.
That night, in the early hours of January 1, while kneeling at prayer inside his private chapel, Constantinou was hit with six bullets – four to the body, two to the head – from a .25 handgun, The Ham & High local newspaper reported.
The newspaper said the bullets were made by the Italian manufacturer Fiocchi, and colored silver. None have been manufactured since 1961.
The circumstances of the murder were also mysterious.
The couple got home at 1 a.m., Elena told London’s Metropolitan Police, and were ambushed by two black-clad burglars in carnival masks, The Telegraph and Daily Mail reported.
They locked her in a bathroom, Elena told police, but she got away through an open window, clambering down the drainpipe. In the meantime her husband was taken away and shot.
The police were not convinced by Elena’s story, the Daily Mail reported.
Officers found only old fingerprints, and no smudge marks from gloves found near the emptied safe, which had once contained £50,000 ($75,000) in foreign currency but was found empty.
A pathologist, The Sunday Times reported, noted that the gun used to kill Constantinou was under four inches in length, uncommon for such a burglary.
Decades on, the murder is still good for business, estate agent Trevor Abrahmsohn, who sold the property soon after the murder, told Insider.
“We sold the place with a silver bullet embedded in the wall,” he said.
In the years since, Constantinou’s story has attracted vast attention from the amateur investigators of the Reddit discussion board r/UnresolvedMysteries.
Theories include that he was killed in a business dispute, given his brand was flying high, or that he was the victim of a robbery gone wrong, owning to gloves found at the scene.
Several Redditors have placed the blame on Elena and ask why the burglars or assassins would leave her alive.
Others feel, even if Elena was guilty, the details are too confused and the case dragged on too long for it to be labeled the “perfect crime.”
A spokesman for the Metropolitan Police told Insider that officers remain committed to one day finding the perpetrator who “brutally murdered” Constantinou.
- Read more:
- The cavernous mansion once owned by the Saudi royal family, left to rot, and now home to squatters and dead mice
- The grand home of Britain’s first porn baron, who quit school at 15, built a media empire, then sold it
- The Russian financier’s home hit by one of the city’s most lucrative burglaries then ravaged by fire
- Salman Rushdie’s one-time fortified safe house at 9 The Bishops Avenue
- A steel tycoon’s ‘Summer Palace’ with 12 bathrooms and a basement pool
- Heath Hall, the mansion-for-hire that Justin Bieber rented for $140,000 a month
- This garish mansion has hosted Mikhail Gorbachev and Simon Cowell and was once Britain’s most expensive home


T+0:00 Me and my girlfriend take a powder capsule 35mg of 2c-c. My other 2 friends both take 250mg of Methylone. This is my first psychedelic as well as my girlfriends [to be called A from now on]. All 4 of us however have tried the dosage of Methylone in the past however. We all share that moment where everyone looks around and swallows their pill at the same time.
T+0:30: Having read up on 2c-c, I knew my ride up is still far in the future. But this is the moment that the Methylone hits my 2 friends W and M. They're enjoying the ride up and we're already having fun conversations with them, while A and I still wait for the beginning effects.
T+0:45: I'm beginning to feel a slight heat in just my elbows. No mental effects yet so I recognize this as the first feeling I'm getting tonight. A insists she's fine... repeatedly.
T+1:00: As the 2c-c is finally riding up in layers and very gradually, I can tell it's time for W and M to go for a walk. A and I decide that it will be a good idea to get some blood pumping in our systems and join them. I begin noticing a sharpening of objects around me, but always out of my peripheral vision, never what I'm looking directly at. I'm a very over active talker and thinker, and I notice that I'm in a very chill mood this evening. W and M decide we need to break off into groups, which is a common thing on Methylone, and we split off. Each sub group now has 1 2c-c and 1 Methylone altered person in them.
T+1:45: We finally get back to the air conditioning of the apartment, and I can't ever remember it feeling so good on my skin. I dive into some visuals playing on the XBOX to random songs, and this seems to help
my high the most.
T+2:00: I'm still very into my partly fake visuals created by music, but I notice W and M take their first 125mg bumb of Methylone. The next hour and a half blend together which is a strong indicator that the drug
was working more than I thought. I was enjoying the ride, but I was definitely wanting a more mental experience than this dosage was providing me.
T+3:30: A and myself weren't planning on taking Methylone. On the 2c-c as you can see from the report, I had little to express about the drug. Light, chill, and mild were all I felt I needed to say. But we wanted something more, and so we loaded up shotglasses of water with 250mg Methylone each while W and M prepared another 125mg bumb for themselves. I was extrodinarily nervous about making this decision while already effected by drugs, but in the end, I knew enough about the 2 substances chemical effects on the body to know that 3 and a half hours after ingesting 2c-c, I was probably ok. We all clinked our shotglasses together and took the plunge. I remember at this moment being very reflective. I thought that there's no reason worrying now, the deed is done.
T+3:45: Methylone normally takes much longer to take effect. At least 30 minutes to really feel the rush of coming up. Maybe the 2c-c was showing its first synergism with it, but only 15 minutes in my body and mind sky rocketed. I looked at W and M and immediately told them, 'Hey guys we finally joined you!' I later pinpointed the reason for this very sudden wash of euphoria, I was chill and low on the psychedelic, so
I only had that much longer to go to get as high as the Methylone wanted me to go. It wasn't until 15 minutes later that the energy in my limbs hit, and it was imperitive to take a walk.
T+4:30: I always find it curious how open I am with people on Methylone. At this point that was the only substance registering in my head, and the ideas about society, myself, and my friends were flowing. That openness always makes me nervous when sober to try and take it with new people. What if I tell them too much? What if they won't like the other sides of me? But I finally realized with the help of 2c-c that I was
able to have very open and pertinent conversations with the individuals I was talking with. The conversation is always deep and important, but appropriate to who I'm speaking with. With W I could speak of my resolute affection for him as a friend, but with M, who knows less about me and has known me longer, I was able to talk about serious things that were within reason to discuss when sober. Slowly as I was
experiencing this very social roll, I realized the the mental effects of the 2c-c were still there. It was letting me reflect back on the rambles and tangents of my last 20 seconds of speach, and evaluate them. It kept me on track [mostly] and let me shut up for the first time on this drug and listen as well [and for more than one sentence].
T+5:30: A and I bumped with 125mg Methylone, and W and A decided to go ahead and try one more as well, since we were spacing them out 2 hours each and subsequent bumps get shorter in time for effectiveness. This immediately kicked in it felt like, and it became the portion of the night for my girlfriend to steal away. We were considering finding a nice dark patch of grass outside to fool around, but alas it was dawn. While Methylone makes you much more open about truths, I've never felt paranoia or loss of inhibitions on it. We went down to a small creek and found a sand patch to sit on. I layed my head in her lap, and even though we were still coming up from the bump, I found myself being able to still my body for the first time and talk with her. We opened up a ton of issues between us, mostly small, but a few big.
And right there in front of us were solutions that we had never considered before. And these solutions were true compromises. We tried repeating the more important ideas to remember them more clearly the next day, and were able to discuss them sober. We still found them valid solutions to our issues. Time goes extrememely fuzzy here, and I wouldn't doubt we spent our entire hour and a half of a bump just
talking. And smoking... a lot.
T+7:30: We all find ourselves back in the apartment and coming down. I brought some synthetic pot with me, a potent brand called Katch-22. Me, W, and M all took the one hit needed out of my pinch. I smoked last since coordination is generally impossible on this. I loaded my pinch last, and inhaled the third and final drug of the evening. There was a definite silly point while we were riding back up on the synthetic. But
once it neared its peak the effect was blissfull. The mentality of the Methylone was fading, so the synthetic took over that and tried to replicate it, giving me a light and airy mindset where I thought about very little. The fact that other people were with me was completely forgotten. The body high of the Methylone was still partly intact, and so the synthetic definietly brought that back up in intensity. All my extremities tingled and vibrated with the sensations, and that combined with the light airy feeling in my head let me drift back like I was flying on the softest cloud in the world. Someone at some point decided they should put in Across the Universe without me knowing, and my ears were pleasantly assaulted with 'Is there anyone going to listen to my story...' which put me in such a deep trance like state. I laid there for 15 minutes or 3 hours before finally ending the night, drifting down slowly on my cloud into sleep
Conclusions: I need to try a higher dose of 2c-c or a more potent psychedelic. I also need to try it next time by itself with other people on the same substance and hopefully on the same trip as me. Once I've experienced that, I would very much like to try a synergistic combination of a psychedelic and Methylone again. My only change would be taking the Methylone an hour and a half to two hours in instead, so I got
the full weight of both drugs simultaneously. To anyone trying 2c-c above 185lbs, I highly suggest trying a 40mg dose to start. Less than start on 35. To anyone that hasn't tried Methylone or as we call it, bkMDMA, I highly suggest you do as soon as you can. It has been one of the most wonderful experiences for me being on this drug with close friends. I recomend it in a social setting, and maybe not as a club
drug for the first time. My girlfriend is 105lbs, and she takes the same dosage as me, 250mg and 125 bumps 2 or 2 1/2 hours after original dose.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


To use Let’s Coordinate, you need a linux OS with the following:
To start Let’s Coordinate, you first need to clone the letscoordinate git project:
git clone https://github.com/opfab/letscoordinate.git
Clone the operatorfabric-getting-started git project:
git clone https://github.com/opfab/operatorfabric-getting-started.git
Copy files “web-ui.json”, “docker-compose.yml” and “favicon.ico” from “letscoordinate/test/prepare-opfab-env/opfab-config” directory and past them into “operatorfabric-getting-started/server”. Overwrite the existing files when asked!
In the directory “operatorfabric-getting-started/server” launch the following command:
./startServer.sh
You need to wait for all the services to start (it usually takes one minute to start), it is done when no more logs are written on the output (It could continue to log but slowly).
In a new terminal, position yourself in the “letscoordinate/bin” directory and run the following command:
./run_letscoos.sh
This will start running the docker containers Kafka (port 9092), Zookeeper (port 2181), MariaDB (port 3306), the letsco-data-provider application (port 8082) and letsco-api application (port 8088).
In a new terminal, change directory to the “letscoordinate/letsco-front” module and execute the following commands:
npm install
ng serve
Download the latest karate.jar from Karate github release page
Put it in the “letscoordinate/test/prepare-opfab-env” directory, rename it to “karate.jar” to use it easily.
Position yourself in the “letscoordinate” root directory and run the following command:
./test/prepare-opfab-env/prepare-opfab-env.sh
This will create a new group, a new entity, and a new user associated to this group and this entity in the operator-fabric database, and will send the bundles to display the cards in OperatorFabric.
If you connect to OpFab (http://localhost:2002/ui/) with the user previously created in Keycloak, you should see the new card in the Feed.
Feel free to test the other json samples from the directory “letscoordinate/message_models/json/card_feed/”
To stop the application, we should start by stopping OperatorFabric and then Let’s Coordinate.
To stop OperatorFabric server, change directory to “operatorfabric-getting-started/server” and execute the following command:
docker-compose stop &
Position yourself in the “letscoordinate/bin” directory and run the following command:
./run_letscoos.sh stop
This will stop the letsco-api & letsco-data-provider processes, and stop the docker services (Kafka, Zookeeper, MariaDB).


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
To make the sauce, heat the oil in a large saucepan. Add the chicken wings and cook over a high heat until coloured all over.
Pour off the excess oil and add the shallots and bay leaves and cook for two minutes.
Add the Madeira and white wine, bring to the boil then reduce the heat and simmer until the liquid is reduced by half.

Strain the sauce into a clean pan, return to the heat, bring back to the boil and skim again.
To make the cauliflower purée, chop the cauliflower florets into small pieces.
Melt a little butter in a large pan over a medium heat. Add the shallots and cauliflower and sweat until soft but not coloured.
Transfer the mixture to a food processor. Blend the mixture while adding the cream slowly, until a smooth purée is formed.
Place the purée in a small pan and keep warm.
Meanwhile, place the garlic bulb halves cut-side down in an ovenproof non-stick frying pan. Drizzle over a little olive oil and place over a medium heat until the garlic begins to colour.
Transfer to a hot oven and roast for 8-10 minutes.
Meanwhile, heat an ovenproof frying pan. Add the pheasant breasts, flesh-side down and cook for one minute, or golden brown. Turn the pheasant breasts over and transfer the pan to the oven and roast for 5-6 minutes, or until cooked through. Remove the pheasant from the oven and leave to rest for 3-4 minutes.
To serve, slice each pheasant breast and place on four individual serving plates. Garnish with the thyme sprigs and serve with the sauce, cauliflower purée and roast garlic.


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We provide tools for an isotropic spherical normal (SN) distributions on a \((p-1)\)-sphere in \(\mathbf{R}^p\) for sampling, density evaluation, and maximum likelihood estimation of the parameters where the density is defined as $$f_SN(x; \mu, \lambda) = \frac{1}{Z(\lambda)} \exp \left( -\frac{\lambda}{2} d^2(x,\mu) \right)$$ for location and concentration parameters \(\mu\) and \(\lambda\) respectively and the normalizing constant \(Z(\lambda)\).
dspnorm(data, mu, lambda, log = FALSE) rspnorm(n, mu, lambda) mle.spnorm(data, method = c("Newton", "Halley", "Optimize", "DE"), ...)
| data | data vectors in form of either an \((n\times p)\) matrix or a length-\(n\) list. See |
|---|---|
| mu | a length-\(p\) unit-norm vector of location. |
| lambda | a concentration parameter that is positive. |
| log | a logical; |
| n | the number of samples to be generated. |
| method | an algorithm name for concentration parameter estimation.i |
| ... | extra parameters for computations, including
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dspnorm
gives a vector of evaluated densities given samples. rspnorm
generates
unit-norm vectors in \(\mathbf{R}^p\) wrapped in a list. mle.spnorm
computes MLEs and returns a list
containing estimates of location (mu
) and concentration (lambda
) parameters.
# \donttest{ # ------------------------------------------------------------------- # Example with Spherical Normal Distribution # # Given a fixed set of parameters, generate samples and acquire MLEs. # Especially, we will see the evolution of estimation accuracy. # ------------------------------------------------------------------- ## DEFAULT PARAMETERS true.mu = c(1,0,0,0,0) true.lbd = 5 ## GENERATE DATA N=1000 big.data = rspnorm(1000, true.mu, true.lbd) ## ITERATE FROM 50 TO 1000 by 10 idseq = seq(from=50, to=1000, by=10) nseq = length(idseq) hist.mu = rep(0, nseq) hist.lbd = rep(0, nseq) for (i in 1:nseq){ small.data = big.data[1:idseq[i]] # data subsetting small.MLE = mle.spnorm(small.data) # compute MLE hist.mu[i] = acos(sum(small.MLE$mu*true.mu)) # difference in mu hist.lbd[i] = small.MLE$lambda } ## VISUALIZE opar <- par(no.readonly=TRUE) par(mfrow=c(1,2)) plot(idseq, hist.mu, "b", pch=19, cex=0.5, main="difference in location") plot(idseq, hist.lbd, "b", pch=19, cex=0.5, main="concentration param")


v10-Aligning_and_Quantifying_scRNA-Seq_Data.Rmd
In this vignette, we will suggest a workflow for processing single cell RNA-Seq data to produce an SCtkExperiment object that can be used in the single cell toolkit.
Some of the steps in this workflow are performed outside of R and are optional, but they produce useful metrics that can be explored using the single cell toolkit. Please see the individual tool websites for installation instructions.
Quality control performed on the FASTQ files can identify low quality or failed samples that you may want to exclude from downstream analysis. FastQC is the standard tool used for quality control of fastq files. Run FastQC on the command line on each individual file:
fastqc input_read_1.fastq.gz
This command will create a fastqc HTML report and a zip file of fastqc result files. To combine individual sample reports into a single report, use multiqc:
multiqc .
The single cell object contains raw read counts, normalized expression data, sample annotations, and feature annotations along with downstream analysis. While you can make a single cell object with just a count matrix, to take advantage of some of the analyses available in the single cell toolkit, sample annotation information and feature information may be helpful.
For basic alignment and feature counting you can use the alignSingleCellData()
function in the single cell toolkit to align fastq data to a reference genome, count the number of reads per gene, and create a single cell object that contains annotation information. After running the alignSingleCellData()
function you can take the single cell object directly into the shiny app for downstream analysis. Detailed information about the options available in the alignSingleCellData()
function can be found in the function help, but here is an example command:
NOTE: Alignment to large genomes (the human genome) can take more than 8GB of memory. Make sure to run the
alignSingleCellData()
function from a computer with sufficient memory.
singlecellobject <- alignSingleCellData(inputfile1 = c(
"/path/to/sample1_1.fastq.gz","/path/to/sample2_1.fastq.gz"),
inputfile2 = c("/path/to/sample1_2.fastq.gz",
"/path/to/sample2_2.fastq.gz"),
indexPath = "/path/to/genome/index",
gtfAnnotation = "/path/to/gene/annotations.gtf",
sampleAnnotations = sample.annotation.df,
threads=4)
While setting the number of threads in the alignSingleCellData()
function will increase the speed of each individual alignment, the function will align each sample sequentially. To save time, you may want to perform alignment and feature counting on each file in a parallel computing environment and combine the samples to create an SCtkExperiment object. The alignSingleCellData()
function can be run on an individual file. Once individual sample objects have been created, combine them into a single SCtkExperiment object.
If your data requires additional processing steps (UMI normalization, etc), you can use the alignSingleCellData()
function to perform feature counting and create a single cell object without the alignment step if ‘.bam’ files are provided in the inputfile1
parameter. Note that if your read data was sequenced using paired-end reads, set the isPairedEnd
parameter TRUE
.
If you choose to align and quantify your data using alternative tools, you can use the createSCE()
function to create a single cell object that can be used in the single cell toolkit by providing a count data frame and optionally providing sample and feature annotations. See the createSCE()
function help page for details.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
A deliciously light and fresh dish bursting with tangy citrus flavours.
For the quinoa, place all but about a teaspoon of the quinoa into a saucepan with 200ml/7fl oz water, one tablespoon of the olive oil and the salt and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for 10 minutes then cover with cling film and allow to steam in a warm place until the quinoa has cooled. Place the cooled quinoa in a large mixing bowl.
Heat a frying pan until medium hot, add one tablespoon of the oil, the reserved quinoa, dill seed, fennel seed, cumin seed and ground cinnamon and toast for one minute.
Pour the mixture onto the cooked quinoa then stir in the herbs. Mix well and season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Toss the winter leaves with a little of the quinoa, the balsamic vinegar and the last of the olive oil.
For the ling, preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4. Season the ling well with salt.
Heat a non-stick frying pan until hot, add the olive oil. Add the ling and cook on each side until lightly golden-brown.
Remove the ling from the pan, and place onto a baking tray. Bake in the oven for 3-4 minutes.
Remove the baking tray from the oven and season the ling with a little salt and lemon juice.
Place the yoghurt into a bowl and season, to taste, with lemon juice and salt. Mix well.
For the grapefruit and prawn dressing, place the grapefruit juice, olive oil, 25ml/1fl oz water and salt into a jug and stir until the salt dissolves. Pour the dressing into a small saucepan and heat through, then add the prawns, parsley and capers.
To serve, spoon lemon yoghurt around 4 plates, and place a pile of quinoa in the centre of each plate.  Serve the salad leaves alongside.


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12.4 Conditional Probability
When events are not independent, they are said to be conditional. For example, if you arrive home one day to find your lawn wet, what is the probability that it rained while you were at work? It is possible that someone turned on your sprinkler system while you were at work, so the outcome of your grass being wet is conditional upon whether it rained or whether someone turned on your sprinkler. You can best solve this sort of scenario using Bayesian analysis, which we cover in the next chapter. But as you'll see in a moment, Bayesian analysis is grounded in conditional probability.
In general, if event A depends on whether event B occurred, we can't use the formula shown earlier in rule 6 for independent events. Given these two dependent events, we denote the probability of A occurring given that B has occurred as P(A|B). Likewise, the probability of B occurring given that A has occurred is denoted as P(B|A). Note that P(A|B) is not necessarily equal to P(B|A).
To find the compound probability of both A and B occurring, we use the following formula:
This formula states that the probability of both dependant events A and B occurring at the same time is equal to the probability of event A occurring times the probability of event B occurring given that event A has occurred.
We can extend this to three dependent events, A, B, and C, as follows:
This formula states that the probability of events A, B, and C all occurring at once is equal to the probability of event A occurring times the probability of event B occurring given that A has occurred times the probability of event C occurring given that both events A and B have occurred.
Often we are more interested in the probability of an event given that some other condition or event has occurred. Therefore, we'll often write:
This formula states that the conditional probability of event B occurring given that A has occurred is equal to the probability of both A and B occurring divided by the probability of event A occurring. We note that P(A B) also is equal to P(B) P(A|B), and we can make a substitution for P(A B) in the formula for P(B|A) as follows:
This is known as Bayes' rule. We'll generalize Bayes' rule in the next chapter, where we'll also see some examples.
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@ApiAudience.Framework @ApiStability.Evolving @Inheritance.Sealed public interface KijiTableLayoutDatabase
A database of Kiji table layouts. It is strongly recommended that you access the
functionality of KijiTableKeyValueDatabase via the KijiMetaTable
.
| Method Summary | |
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KijiTableLayout |
getTableLayout(String table)
Gets the most recent versions of the layout for a table. |
List<KijiTableLayout> |
getTableLayoutVersions(String table,
int numVersions)
Gets a list of the most recent specified number of versions of the table layout. |
NavigableMap<Long,KijiTableLayout> |
getTimedTableLayoutVersions(String table,
int numVersions)
Gets a map of the most recent versions of the layout for a table, keyed by timestamp. |
TableLayoutsBackup |
layoutsToBackup(String table)
Gets the TableLayoutsBackup which can be used to restore a table. |
List<String> |
listTables()
Lists the tables in this Kiji instance. |
void |
removeAllTableLayoutVersions(String table)
Removes all layout information for a particular table. |
void |
removeRecentTableLayoutVersions(String table,
int numVersions)
Removes the most recent layout information for a given table. |
void |
restoreLayoutsFromBackup(String tableName,
TableLayoutsBackup tableBackup)
Restores a table layout history from a backup. |
boolean |
tableExists(String tableName)
Check if a table by this name exists in the kiji instance. |
KijiTableLayout |
updateTableLayout(String table,
TableLayoutDesc update)
Sets the layout of a table. |
| Method Detail |
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List<String> listTables() throws IOException
IOException
- If the list of tables cannot be retrieved.boolean tableExists(String tableName) throws IOException
tableName
- Name of the table.
IOException
- If the list of tables cannot be retrieved.KijiTableLayout updateTableLayout(String table, TableLayoutDesc update) throws IOException
If the table doesn't exist, this creates the initial layout of the table. Otherwise, this pushes a new layout on top of the most recent layout.
table
- The name of the Kiji table to affect. Must match the table nameupdate
- Descriptor for the layout update.
IOException
- If there is an error.KijiTableLayout getTableLayout(String table) throws IOException
Throws KijiTableNotFoundException if the table does not exist.
table
- The name of the Kiji table.
IOException
- If there is an error.List<KijiTableLayout> getTableLayoutVersions(String table, int numVersions) throws IOException
table
- The name of the Kiji table.numVersions
- The maximum number of the most recent versions to retrieve.
IOException
- If there is an error.NavigableMap<Long,KijiTableLayout> getTimedTableLayoutVersions(String table, int numVersions) throws IOException
table
- The name of the Kiji table.numVersions
- The maximum number of the most recent versions to retrieve.
IOException
- If there is an error.void removeAllTableLayoutVersions(String table) throws IOException
table
- The name of the Kiji table.
IOException
- If there is an error.void removeRecentTableLayoutVersions(String table, int numVersions) throws IOException
table
- The name of the Kiji table.numVersions
- The maximum number of the most recent versions to delete.
IOException
- If there is an error.TableLayoutsBackup layoutsToBackup(String table) throws IOException
table
- The name of the Kiji table.
IOException
- If there is an error.void restoreLayoutsFromBackup(String tableName, TableLayoutsBackup tableBackup) throws IOException
tableName
- The name of the table to restore layouts for.tableBackup
- Table layout backup to restore from.
IOException
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Regular Office Hours: We will have several in-person office hours per week, starting from the 2nd week of the course. These office hours are open to any enrolled students (including SCPD students) who are able to attend
them in-person.
SCPD Office Hours: In parallel with the in-person office hours, TAs will be available also over video chat (link is posted on Campuswire). These are only for remote
SCPD students who cannot attend office hours in-person.
Schedule and location: check the calendar below. All TAs will meet in the Huang Basement (in front of the NVIDIA Auditorium).
Evening and Weekend office hours: office hours late in the evening and during the weekend are open to all the students, but we kindly ask you to leave a preferential lane to the SCPD students or those who have schedule conflicts.
As such, if there are other office hours you can join comfortably, please try to avoid the evening and the weekend slot.
Queuing: we use QueueStatus to manage more efficiently the queue of students waiting for a TA.
Import as Google Calendar or in iCal format to keep track of all the course events (Lectures, Homework, Office Hours, etc.)


Approximates the likelihood of a generalized linear mixed model using Monte Carlo likelihood approximation. Then maximizes the likelihood approximation to return maximum likelihood estimates, observed Fisher information, and other model information.
| Version: | 1.3.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.0), trust, mvtnorm, Matrix, parallel, doParallel |
| Imports: | stats, foreach, itertools, utils |
| Suggests: | knitr |
| Published: | 2018-12-11 |
| Author: | Christina Knudson [aut, cre], Charles J. Geyer [ctb], Sydney Benson [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Christina Knudson <knud8583 at stthomas.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | glmm results |
| Reference manual: | glmm.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
intro parallel |
| Package source: | glmm_1.3.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: glmm_1.3.0.zip, r-release: glmm_1.3.0.zip, r-oldrel: glmm_1.3.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: glmm_1.3.0.tgz, r-oldrel: glmm_1.3.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | glmm archive |
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Below is a collection of the main projects that I have completed in the Fall of 2017
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THE FULL MONTY A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 1997 David N. Butterworth
Rating: *** (Maltin scale)
"It all comes off this summer" is the tag line for "The Full Monty," the latest take on how the working class of Britain's industrialized north contend with the devastating effects of economic depression.
As for Peter Cattaneo, the director of this audaciously sweet comedy, it *does* all come off: "The Fully Monty" is as big a crowd pleaser as they come, a film full of little, special moments rather than big ideas or ambitions.
"The Full Monty" opens with an authentic-looking documentary trumpeting Sheffield's burgeoning steel industry. "This is a town on the move!" warbles the enthusiastic narrator. He neglects to say in which direction, however. Twenty-five years later the factories have closed and with them the loss of thousands of jobs. Men like Gaz (Robert Carlyle, the psychotic Begbie in "Trainspotting") and his best mate Dave (Mark Addy) are two of the affected, reduced to stealing steel girders from the abandoned mills in order to make ends meet.
When they happen upon a packed-to-the-rafters nightclub hosting an appearance of the Chippendales, the Gazzer has an idea to scrape up some dosh. How about him and his mates going one better? The full monty! Or sans G-strings, as we might say over here. The only problem is they're all either overweight, over the hill, or overly ordinary.
"The Full Monty" is, essentially, a one-joke movie but it's handled with such charm and levity that the one joke is funny enough. "Brassed Off," another recent example of the genre, was distinctly lacking in charm, full of irritating characters that you didn't really care about. The unemployed steelworkers of "The Fully Monty," by comparison, are sympathetic, endearing, even lovable blokes. You laugh with them, not at them. And because they actually try to do something about their plight--earning, in Gaz's case, enough money to be able to pay child support to see his son--you wind up rooting for them, no matter how ill-advised their scheme might seem.
The scene at the Job Centre is even funnier in context than it is in the trailer: a gangly line of shiftless factory workers starts shifting, slowly and instinctively bumping and grinding in unison to Donna Summer's "Hot Stuff" wafting in over the loudspeakers. It's a wonderful moment of perfect comic timing.
Simon Beaufoy's script touches on some serious matters (such as the objectification of women, when the guys realize that the audience might find them as lacking as they find some of the models in the girlie magazines), but doesn't let these get in the way of the tomfoolery. It's a wise decision. Carlyle is solid as Gaz, but more impressive are Addy, and Tom Wilkinson as their former foreman, the garden gnome-fancying Gerald, who teaches the boys a step or two. Addy and Wilkinson skillfully portray men who's self-esteem has been badly bruised and it's these honest characterizations, coupled with a breezy, easygoing style that make "The Full Monty" as infectious as a Donna Summer disco hit.
It's sure to leave a silly grin on your face.
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FreshBooks adopts Facebook-style API strategy > Tools and Languages
An example of how an API strategy is helping expand FreshBooks, an online invoicing service. An 18-year-old college student developed one of the first commercal add-ons to FreshBooks.


--- title: "Unit Testing in BizTalk – TestFile v2.0" layout: post --- Some time ago I made a post about using external file dependencies with NUnit. That post was about using a class called TestFile, which implemented IDisposable, to temporarily store files to disk, and then clean them up afterwards. While learning my way around the BizTalk unit testing capabilities in BizTalk 2009, I realized that this class could use some minor initial modifications to make life easier. To that end, I present to you that updated class. The most important new feature is the ability to support having it generate the file name as a temp file, and the ability to load resources from any Assembly in the AppDomain.
public class TestFile : IDisposable { private bool _disposedValue = false; private string _resourceName; private string _fileName; public TestFile(string resourceName) : this(null, resourceName) { } public TestFile(string fileName, string resourceName) { if (fileName == null) { this.FileName = Path.GetTempFileName(); File.Delete(this.FileName); } else this.FileName = fileName; using (Stream s = LoadResourceFromAppDomain(resourceName)) using (StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(s)) using (StreamWriter sw = File.CreateText(this.FileName)) { sw.Write(sr.ReadToEnd()); sw.Flush(); } } private Stream LoadResourceFromAppDomain(string resourceName) { Assembly[] appDomainAssemblies = AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies(); Stream outStream = null; foreach (var lAssem in appDomainAssemblies) { outStream = lAssem.GetManifestResourceStream(resourceName); if (outStream != null) return outStream; } throw new Exception(string.Format("Unable to find resource stream {0}",resourceName)); } public string FileName { get { return _fileName; } set { _fileName = value; } } protected virtual void Dispose(bool disposing) { if (!this._disposedValue) { if (disposing) { if (File.Exists(_fileName)) { File.Delete(_fileName); } } } this._disposedValue = true; } #region IDisposable Members public void Dispose() { // Do not change this code.Put cleanup code in Dispose(bool disposing) above. Dispose(true); GC.SuppressFinalize(this); } #endregion }


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I was recently involved in the production of the book ASP.NET MVC in Action written by Jeffrey Palermo, Ben Scheirman and Jimmy Bogard.
This was a particularly interesting experience for me as I'd never been involved in the production of a technical book before and it was quite an eye-opening experience to see all of the work that goes on behind the scenes.
My job consisted of three main tasks:
It was easier to proofread some chapters than others. The book was being written when the MVC framework was still in its early previews so some areas of the book required quite a few changes to reflect the RTM version of ASP.NET MVC. Also, some of the chapters (particularly chapter 11 which included a section on Ruby on Rails) covered topics that I was not very familiar with, so checking these for technical accuracy took more time.
Annotating the code snippets required adding the appropriate markup to the chapters to ensure that the typesetters knew which lines should be turned into "cueballs" in the final manuscript. This also required editing a lot of the comments to make sure they were short enough. This is what an annotated code snippet looked like:
...and this is the end result:
Despite being quite a lot of work (I ended up reading the book from cover-to-cover 4 times!), I really enjoyed working with Jeffrey, Ben, Jimmy and the production team at Manning.
PS: Go buy the book!


This video walks through some of the differences between the old version of Venite (still available at classic.venite.app) and the new version, especially in creating bulletins!
This video is a little longer, but gives a good overview of how flexible Venite’s bulletin creator is, and how to use it to create templates and bulletins for any worship service, even if it’s not based on an Episcopal Church liturgy.
It also gives a good overview of how to edit using blocks—and of several of the bugs that are kicking around in the beta version!


6.6. The switch StatementDeeply nested if else statements can often be correct syntactically and yet not correctly reflect the programmer's logic. For example, mistaken else if matchings are more likely to pass unnoticed. Adding a new condition and associated logic or making other changes to the statements is also hard to get right. A switch statement provides a more convenient way to write deeply nested if/else logic. Suppose that we have been asked to count how often each of the five vowels appears in some segment of text. Our program logic is as follows:
The program was used to analyze this chapter. Here is the output: Number of vowel a: 3499 Number of vowel e: 7132 Number of vowel i: 3577 Number of vowel o: 3530 Number of vowel u: 1185 6.6.1. Using a switchWe can solve our problem most directly using a switch statement: char ch; // initialize counters for each vowel int aCnt = 0, eCnt = 0, iCnt = 0, oCnt = 0, uCnt = 0; while (cin >> ch) { // if ch is a vowel, increment the appropriate counter switch (ch) { case 'a': ++aCnt; break; case 'e': ++eCnt; break; case 'i': ++iCnt; break; case 'o': ++oCnt; break; case 'u': ++uCnt; break; } } // print results cout << "Number of vowel a: \t" << aCnt << '\n' << "Number of vowel e: \t" << eCnt << '\n' << "Number of vowel i: \t" << iCnt << '\n' << "Number of vowel o: \t" << oCnt << '\n' << "Number of vowel u: \t" << uCnt << endl; A switch statement executes by evaluating the parenthesized expression that follows the keyword switch. That expression must yield an integral result. The result of the expression is compared with the value associated with each case. The case keyword and its associated value together are known as the case label. Each case label's value must be a constant expression (Section 2.7, p. 62). There is also a special case label, the default label, which we cover on page 203. If the expression matches the value of a case label, execution begins with the first statement following that label. Execution continues normally from that statement through the end of the switch or until a break statement. If no match is found, (and if there is no default label), execution falls through to the first statement following the switch. In this program, the switch is the only statement in the body of a while. Here, falling through the switch returns control to the while condition. We'll look at break statements in Section 6.10 (p. 212). Briefly, a break statement interrupts the current control flow. In this case, the break TRansfers control out of the switch. Execution continues at the first statement following the switch. In this example, as we already know, transferring control to the statement following the switch returns control to the while. 6.6.2. Control Flow within a switchIt is essential to understand that execution flows across case labels.
Sometimes this behavior is indeed correct. We want to execute the code for a particular label as well as the code for following labels. More often, we want to execute only the code particular to a given label. To avoid executing code for subsequent cases, the programmer must explicitly tell the compiler to stop execution by specifying a break statement. Under most conditions, the last statement before the next case label is break. For example, here is an incorrect implementation of our vowel-counting switch statement: // warning: deliberately incorrect! switch (ch) { case 'a': ++aCnt; // oops: should have a break statement case 'e': ++eCnt; // oops: should have a break statement case 'i': ++iCnt; // oops: should have a break statement case 'o': ++oCnt; // oops: should have a break statement case 'u': ++uCnt; // oops: should have a break statement } To understand what happens, we'll trace through this version assuming that value of ch is 'i'. Execution begins following case 'i'thus incrementing iCnt. Execution does not stop there but continues across the case labels incrementing oCnt and uCnt as well. If ch had been 'e', then eCnt, iCnt, oCnt, and uCnt would all be incremented.
break Statements Aren't Always AppropriateThere is one common situation where the programmer might wish to omit a break statement from a case label, allowing the program to fall through multiple case labels. That happens when two or more values are to be handled by the same sequence of actions. Only a single value can be associated with a case label. To indicate a range, therefore, we typically stack case labels following one another. For example, if we wished only to count vowels seen rather than count the individual vowels, we might write the following: int vowelCnt = 0; // ... switch (ch) { // any occurrence of a,e,i,o,u increments vowelCnt case 'a': case 'e': case 'i': case 'o': case 'u': ++vowelCnt; break; } Case labels need not appear on a new line. We could emphasize that the cases represent a range of values by listing them all on a single line:
switch (ch)
{
// alternative legal syntax
case 'a': case 'e': case 'i': case 'o': case 'u':
++vowelCnt;
break;
}
Less frequently, we deliberately omit a break because we want to execute code for one case and then continue into the next case, executing that code as well.
6.6.3. The default LabelThe default label provides the equivalent of an else clause. If no case label matches the value of the switch expression and there is a default label, then the statements following the default are executed. For example, we might add a counter to track how many nonvowels we read. We'll increment this counter, which we'll name otherCnt, in the default case: // if ch is a vowel, increment the appropriate counter switch (ch) { case 'a': ++aCnt; break; // remaining vowel cases as before default: ++otherCnt; break; } } In this version, if ch is not a vowel, execution will fall through to the default label, and we'll increment otherCnt.
A label may not stand alone; it must precede a statement. If a switch ends with the default case in which there is no work to be done, then the default label must be followed by a null statement. 6.6.4. switch Expression and Case LabelsThe expression evaluated by a switch can be arbitrarily complex. In particular, the expression can define and intialize a variable: switch(int ival = get_response()) In this case, ival is initialized, and the value of ival is compared with each case label. The variable ival exists throughout the entire switch statement but not outside it. Case labels must be constant integral expressions (Section 2.7, p. 62). For example, the following labels result in compile-time errors: // illegal case label values case 3.14: // noninteger case ival: // nonconstant It is also an error for any two case labels to have the same value. 6.6.5. Variable Definitions inside a switchVariables can be defined following only the last case or default label:
case true:
// error: declaration precedes a case label
string file_name = get_file_name();
break;
case false:
// ...
The reason for this rule is to prevent code that might jump over the definition and initialization of a variable. Recall that a variable can be used from its point of definition until the end of the block in which it is defined. Now, consider what would happen if we could define a variable between two case labels. That variable would continue to exist until the end of the enclosing block. It could be used by code in case labels following the one in which it was defined. If the switch begins executing in one of these subsequent case labels, then the variable might be used even though it had not been defined. If we need to define a variable for a particular case, we can do so by defining the variable inside a block, thereby ensuring that the variable can be used only where it is guaranteed to have been defined and initialized:
case true:
{
// ok: declaration statement within a statement block
string file_name = get_file_name();
// ...
}
break;
case false:
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A certificate revocation list (CRL) is a list of revoked certificates that
is generated and signed by a
certificate authority
(CA). It's possible to download a CRL to your browser, which can
check it to ensure that certificates are still valid before permitting their
use for authentication.
Click Manage CRLs to see a list of the CRLs available to Certificate
Manager.
For more information about managing CRLs, see
Managing CRLs.
OCSP
The Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) makes it possible for
Certificate Manager to perform an online check of a certificate's
validity each time the certificate is viewed or used. This process involves
checking the certificate against a certificate revocation list (CRL)
maintained at a specified server. Your computer must be online for OCSP to
work.
To specify how Certificate Manager uses OCSP, choose one of these settings
in the OCSP section of Validation Settings:
Use the Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) to confirm the
current validity of certificates: Select this setting if you want
Certificate Manager to perform an online status check each time it verifies
a certificate. If this setting is off, Certificate Manager will only
confirm the certificate's validity period and that it is correctly
signed by a CA whose own CA certificate is both listed under the CA
Certificates tab (in the main Certificate Manager window) and marked as
trusted for issuing that kind of certificate.
Validate a certificate if it specifies a OCSP server:
Select this setting for online validation of certificates that provides a
validation service address (Service URL). Certificate Manager makes sure
that the certificate is listed as valid at the URL and checks validity
period and trust settings.
Validate all certificates using the following OSCP
server: Select this setting if you want to specify a OCSP server
for the validation of all certificates. If you select this setting, you
should also choose the certificate from the Response Signer pop-up menu
that identifies the signer of the OCSP responses. With this setting, the
only certificates Certificate Manager recognizes are those that can be
verified by an OCSP response signed with the Response Signer certificate
(or signed using a certificate that chains to it).
When you choose a Response Signer certificate from the pop-up menu,
Certificate Manager fills in the Service URL (if available) for that
signer automatically. If the Service URL is not filled in automatically,
you must provide it yourself; ask your system administrator for
details.
When an OCSP server connection fails, treat the certificate as
invalid: Select this if you want the validation to fail if a
connection to the OCSP server can't be established.
Manage CRLs
This section describes how to use the Manage CRLs dialog box. To view it,
follow these steps:
Open the &brandShortName;Edit menu and choose Preferences.
Under the Privacy & Security category, click Validation. (If no
subcategories are visible, double-click Privacy & Security to expand
the list.)
Click Manage CRLs.
This dialog box displays a list of the
CRLs that you have
downloaded for use by your browser. Typically, you download a CRL by
clicking a URL. For information about how CRLs work, see
Managing CRLs.
To select a CRL, click it. You can then perform any of these actions:
Delete: Deletes the CRL permanently from your hard disk.
Don't do this unless you're sure you no longer need the CRL for
validating certificates. If in doubt, consult your system
administrator.
Settings: Opens the
Automatic CRL Update
Preferences dialog box, which allows you to activate automatic CRL
updates for the selected CRL and specify how frequently they should be
performed.
Update: Immediately updates the selected CRL
(if possible).
The Manage CRLs dialog box provides the following information about each
CRL:
Organization (O): The name of the organization that
issued the CRL.
Organizational Unit (OU): The name of the organizational
unit that issued the CRL (such as the root CA for a particular kind of
certificate).
Last Update: The date on which the browser's copy
of this CRL was last updated.
Next Update: The next date on which an updated version
of this CRL will be published by the CRL issuer.
Auto Update: Indicates whether Auto Update has been
enabled for this CRL. To view the settings that control auto updating,
select the CRL and click Settings.
Auto Update Status:
If Auto Update has not been enabled, or if it has been enabled but
the next scheduled update has not yet occurrred, this field will be
blank.
After at least one auto update has occurred, this field shows
failed if the most recent auto update failed, or
OK if the most recent auto update was successful.
CRL Import Status
This section describes how to use the CRL Import Status dialog box, which
appears when you first attempt to import a CRL or when you successfully
update it manually.
This dialog box informs you
whether your attempt to import or update the CRL was successful
what organization issued the CRL
when the next update of this CRL will be published
whether Automatic Update is enabled for this CRL
If Automatic Update is not enabled, you can turn it on from here:
Yes: Click Yes to enable automatic updating of this CRL.
If you click this button, the Automatic CRL Update Preferences dialog box
appears next. The next section describes how to set these preferences.
No: Click No if you wish to leave Automatic Update
disabled.
Automatic CRL Update Preferences
This section describes how to use the Automatic CRL Update Preferences
dialog box. If you are not already viewing it, follow these steps:
Open the &brandShortName;Edit menu and choose Preferences.
Under the Privacy & Security category, click Validation. (If no
subcategories are visible, double-click Privacy & Security to expand
the list.)
Click Manage CRLs, then select the CRL whose auto update preferences you
want to view or change.
Click Settings.
This dialog box displays the following options and information:
Enable Automatic Update for this CRL: Select this option
if you want the CRL you selected to be updated automatically according to
the schedule you set here. (Note that you can't select this option if
the CRL doesn't specify a Next Update date.)
If you enable Automatic Update, you must select one of these radio
buttons:
Update X days before Next Update date: Select this
option if you want to base the update frequency on the frequency with
which the CRL publisher publishes a new version of the CRL.
Update every X days: Select this option if you
want to specify an update interval unrelated to the CRL's Next
Update date.
CRL would be imported from: Indicates the URL from which
the browser originally imported the CRL. This setting cannot be changed. To
specify a different location, delete the CRL and re-import it from the new
location.
Previous Consecutive Update Failures: Indicates how
many times update attempts for this CRL have failed consecutively,
including the most recent failure:
If the most recent attempt was successful, this reads
None even if there were previous unsuccessful
attempts.
If the most recent attempt failed, this indicates the number of
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- Given an array of integers, create a function to sort the elements of the array in decreasing order of number of ones in binary representation of each element. If two numbers have equal number of 1s in their binary representation, then the number which appeared first in the original array must appear first in the sorted array.
For example, if the original array contains
32, 54, 90, 87, 76, 21
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87, 54, 90, 76, 21, 32
Explanation:
Each number and its binary representation is as below
Number Binary Number of 1s 32 00100000 1 54 00110110 4 90 01011010 4 87 01010111 5 76 01001100 3 21 00010101 3
So, sorted array in decreasing order of number of 1s will be87, 54, 90, 76, 21, 32
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Example: If the input file contains following addresses:
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The result file will contain:Gotham - 132468 New York - 324546


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Greenfingers is not unlike most comedies imported from Great Britain over the last few years. It's extremely likeable, short, predictable, heartwarming and ultimately empty, although you don't realize the latter until several days later (see Saving Grace, Waking Ned Devine, The Full Monty, etc.). Most Brit-com success rests entirely on the shoulders of its stars, and Greenfingers is certainly no different, boasting the well-respected Helen Mirren and Croupier's Clive Owen.
Greenfingers begins by letting us know the film was "inspired by actual events," via a 1998 New York Times article called "Free To Grow Bluebells in England." Owen plays Colin Briggs, a convicted murderer who has just been transferred to the minimum-security HMP Edgefield to serve out the tail-end of a long sentence. Although Edgefield is a bit more relaxed as far as prisons go, Colin is still on edge and keeps to himself.
The story starts to take off when Fergus gives Colin a packet of violet seeds for Christmas. Colin begrudgingly plants them into a patch of hard, barren earth, and is taken aback when the little buggers start to grow. When the progressive prison warden (Warren Clarke, Blow Dry) sees the lovely flowers, he decides to let Colin and Fergus start their own horticulture club. Their group takes on three additional members: murderers Jimmy (Paterson Joseph, The Beach) and Raw (Adam Fogerty, Snatch), and armed robber Tony (Danny Dyer). The men seem interested in gardening only to increase their chances of being paroled early.
As Edgefield's first garden begins to take shape, the prisoners attract the attention of Georgina Woodhouse (Mirren, The Pledge), who is to British gardening what Ron Jeremy is to pornography. Georgina is impressed by Colin and company, and decides to sponsor them in the highly competitive Hampton Court Palace Flower Show. Their exposure increases, and Colin even gets a love interest in Georgina's lovely daughter, the aptly named Primrose (Natasha Little).
Writer/director Joel Hershman (Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me) does well to keep viewers interested in the film, but it all comes down to a bunch of hard-edged prisoners blossoming like little flowers (gag!). I'm not saying Greenfingers is bad - it's actually quite entertaining - but there just isn't much to it.
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These healthy baked meatballs and their delicious sauce hide a variety of vegetables - but the kids will never guess! This dish is also suitable for freezing so perfect for making ahead or saving any leftovers.
Equipment and preparation: For this recipe you will need a hand-held blender or food processor.
This meal, if served as six portions, provides 305kcal, 25g protein, 21g carbohydrate (of which 10g sugars), 12g fat (of which 5g saturates), 4g fibre and 0.5g salt per portion.
Preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6.
Heat the oil in a large, heavy-based saucepan, add the onion and sweet potato and fry gently for 4-5 minutes, stirring regularly, until the onion has softened and is beginning to brown. Add the garlic and fry for 1-2 minutes, stirring regularly.
Add the remaining sauce ingredients and 500ml/17fl oz water and stir well to combine. Season with salt and pepper. Bring to the boil, then simmer for 18-20 minutes, stirring regularly, until the vegetables are very soft.
Meanwhile, put the bread in a large bowl. Pour over the milk and set aside for a few minutes until the milk has soaked into the bread.
Add the onion and carrot. Squeeze any excess moisture from the courgette and add along with the mince and egg yolk. Mix all of the ingredients until thoroughly combined. Season well with pepper, then mix again.
Roll into 24 small balls, arranging them in the bottom of a shallow, 2 litre/3½ pint ovenproof dish. Bake for 18-20 minutes, or until lightly browned. Drain off any liquid that has collected in the bottom of the dish.
When the sauce is ready, remove the bay leaf. Using a hand-held blender, blitz the sauce until smooth.
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This article is mostly a pointer to the hopefully well documented repo.
You can download the themes here.
The idea behind that package came to me after getting tired of looking at the mostly same design in multiple Go editors. It seemed to me a waste of potential to have the malleability of software and stay stuck with the same standard design from hundreds of years ago, if not thousands. This is an old idea of mine but I didn't quite have the know-how to pull off anything against it until a few years ago, and then it was a matter of battling laziness and finding an editor which allowed its user to mess around with its design. Luckily, Sabaki fits the bill.
The most important point, at least initially, of the repo is to
experiment with very basic variations on the design, developing
benchmarks for what is visually pleasant or not. The reason this is so
crucial is due to the natural counter-attacks you will get when
presenting them as ideas to your fellow Go players: they will very
likely strikethrough any "weird" ideas
Creating a new theme is not at all hard with Sabaki. There are 4 basic ingredients to it:
-
packages.json
: where you store the theme's metadata, and a pointer to the style's file. -
styles.css
: where the styling of your theme happens. Here you will point to your media assets, as in stones, goban, etc. -
Media Assets: you will need to create images for the
stones, goban, background, etc. You can use any image editor —
e.g. Illustrator, GIMP, Inkscape, Photoshop, etc. — to do this,
these are simple images
. -
Packaging: use
asar pack <folder> <theme-name>.asar
to package your theme into anasar
file, which is what's accepted by Sabaki as a theme. You will need to install theasar
tool with NPM first, of course.
The easiest way of creating a theme, though, is to copy one of the many available in my repo and then modify it as needed.
What might not be so easy to do is to tinker with some more specific and unusual elements. Apparently, Sabaki does allow it, you can check out more about it in this issue, or in the documentation itself. An example of modifying the grid color can be seen in the image below:
Anyway, I hope you fork or contribute to this project! Go could certainly benefit from more art and new designs!


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Wii systems? Comic books? T-shirts? Doesn't SourceGear do software anymore?
Indeed we do.
As I said on Tuesday, next week at Tech-Ed is going to be big for SourceGear. I've told you about all sorts of marketing fluff, but the big news is our product releases. After many months of development, we will be unveiling version 4.0 of SourceGear Vault and the first public release of SourceGear Fortress.
I feel more jazzed about these new releases than I have about any product cycle before. All our marketing efforts would be rather pointless if they weren't being done in support of some very cool software products.
Vault 4.0 brings many improvements and new features to our users, but two big things are worth highlighting:
For a longer spiel, see our Vault 4.0 whitepaper (1.2 MB PDF).
Fortress is an integrated solution for application lifecycle management (ALM):
We're calling this version 1.0 because we see the initial release of Fortress as the beginning of a journey. Future releases will offer a more comprehensive feature set for ALM.
For a longer spiel, see our Fortress whitepaper (1.2 MB PDF).
These new products will be released and available for download and purchase on Monday. Watch for them to appear on the SourceGear website.
For those of you will be at Tech-Ed, if you want to see what we really do here at SourceGear, stop by our booth next week for a demo. And yes, you can have a comic book and a T-shirt too. :-)


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Pennard Castle
PENNARD CASTLE, in Gower, is now only a few ruined walls all but lost in the sand hills. Once it was the strong castle of a mighty warrior. He was summoned to the aid of a chief of Gwynedd, and his bravery and warlike skill turned the scale against the North Welsh-man's enemies. As a reward he was given the chief's beautiful daughter in marriage, and on his return to Gower high festival was held to celebrate the victory and the wedding.
At midnight the sentinel pacing round the castle wall thought he heard strange music coming from a grassy plot in the centre of the castle yard. He paused and felt a fear in his heart be could not explain. He called the porter; he also, listening intently, heard the strains. It was a clear moonlight night, and the two, approaching the grassy plot, saw a troop of fairies dancing to the music of little harps. Going into the banqueting hall they told their master that the Fair Family were sporting in the castle. The Lord of the Castle, maddened with wine, ordered his soldiers to drive them away.
Then someone said to him, "Have a care: if thou attackest the fairies, it will be thy undoing." The chieftain's rage was unbounded. "What care I," said he, "for man or spirit?" and starting up, he rushed on the moonlit spot, wildly brandishing his sword. But he clove the air in vain, and while he was fruitlessly wielding his weapon, a low voice pronounced his doom. "Since thou hast, without reason, broken in upon our innocent sport, thou shalt be without castle or feast," it said. While the judgment was yet being spoken, a cloud of sand came whirling-round the walls, and faster and thicker the storm raged, until walls and towers were overwhelmed. And a mountain of sand was removed from Ireland that night.


Smoke Week - Part 8
Smoke is powerful. So powerful that this week goes to 8.
I’m still on travel and enjoyed visiting some new liquor stores. I wanted to find an expression like the Ardbeg Uigeadail but more complex. I was ultimately steered towards the Lagavulin Distiller’s Edition (2017 bottling) and picked up a bottle on sale for $99.
It pours a bit darker than the standard 16. On the nose, I immediately get red wine. This is the winiest whisky I’ve yet encountered. There’s smoke but it’s a bit more reserved on the back end.
The finish - immediately sweet wine with the smoke creeping up on the back end.  I open my mouth and chew and there’s the smoke. The sweet finish stays longer than the smoke. The finish is remarkably like the Johnnie Walker Black… and I also feel like there’s a bit too much sweetness on the finish here.
Halfway into the dram, I bit into a BBQ sandwich with spicy slaw. The Distiller’s pairs extraordinarily well here! The sweetness goes really well with the spicy slaw. The smokiness of the whisky goes really well with the smoked meat. The complexities of the whisky meld with the complexities of the sammy for deliciousness.
Honestly, on its own, this first pouring was a bit of a letdown for the price. However, that pairing was absolutely exquisite! I hope the whisky develops a bit after opening.
Whisky Bob signing off.
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