User Interface Diagram : Class diagram
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A module base approach needs a modularization of the user interface as well. The architecture goes not only horizontal but also vertical. Each module in the domain space (can have) has it's adjacent UI module.

Caliburn.Micro is used for UI Composition, automatic View->ViewModel binding and bootstrapping.

The most third pary dependencies are hidden in this diagram for simplification reasons.

The ShellView defines regions which serves as hook up points for sub views. The ShellView and ShellViewModel must not know the specific views. The two important hooks are:

IModuleScreen

IConfigurationScreen


NexP was created by Xiaojun. Kindly drop me an e-mail if you have any feedback or request regarding the NexP.
We have offered a 3-units course about controlled experiment design @ CHI 2016. The course included learning both the methodology and the use of NexP to design your next experiment quickly and easily. We received pretty good feedbacks regarding the course. We have also provided a few other workshops. Please check more details (link I | link II) if you are interested. Collaboration on the project is highly welcomed.


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- LAT_LNG - Static variable in class com.github.privacystreams.location.Geolocation
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The coordinates of the location.
- LatLng - Class in com.github.privacystreams.location
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Location latitude and longitude.
- LatLng(double, double) - Constructor for class com.github.privacystreams.location.LatLng
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- leastSyncInterval - Static variable in class com.github.privacystreams.utils.Globals.DropboxConfig
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- length(String) - Static method in class com.github.privacystreams.commons.string.StringOperators
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Get the length of the string value of a field.
- LEVEL - Static variable in class com.github.privacystreams.device.BatteryInfo
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The level of when the state is requested.
- LEVEL - Static variable in class com.github.privacystreams.location.Geolocation
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The level of the location data,
could be "country"/"city"/"neighbourhood"/"building"/"exact".
- level - Static variable in class com.github.privacystreams.utils.Globals.LoggingConfig
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- LEVEL_BUILDING - Static variable in class com.github.privacystreams.location.Geolocation
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Building level.
- LEVEL_CITY - Static variable in class com.github.privacystreams.location.Geolocation
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City level.
- LEVEL_COUNTRY - Static variable in class com.github.privacystreams.location.Geolocation
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Country level.
- LEVEL_EXACT - Static variable in class com.github.privacystreams.location.Geolocation
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Exact level.
- LEVEL_NEIGHBORHOOD - Static variable in class com.github.privacystreams.location.Geolocation
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Neighborhood level.
- LIB_INTERNAL(String) - Static method in class com.github.privacystreams.core.purposes.Purpose
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For internal library use.
- LIB_TAG - Static variable in class com.github.privacystreams.utils.Consts
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- LightEnv - Class in com.github.privacystreams.environment
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A LightEnv item represents the data read from light environment sensor.
- limit(Function<Item, Boolean>) - Method in class com.github.privacystreams.core.MStream
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Limit the stream by testing each item with a predicate.
- limit(int) - Method in class com.github.privacystreams.core.MStream
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Limit the stream with a max number of items.
- limit(Function<Item, Boolean>) - Method in interface com.github.privacystreams.core.MStreamInterface
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Limit the stream by testing each item with a predicate.
- limit(int) - Method in interface com.github.privacystreams.core.MStreamInterface
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Limit the stream with a max number of items.
- limit(Function<Item, Boolean>) - Static method in class com.github.privacystreams.core.transformations.limit.Limiters
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Limit the stream with a predicate.
- limitCount(int) - Static method in class com.github.privacystreams.core.transformations.limit.Limiters
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Limit the stream to at most n items.
- Limiters - Class in com.github.privacystreams.core.transformations.limit
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A helper class to access stream-limiting functions
- Limiters() - Constructor for class com.github.privacystreams.core.transformations.limit.Limiters
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- ListOperators - Class in com.github.privacystreams.commons.list
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A helper class to access list-related functions.
- ListOperators() - Constructor for class com.github.privacystreams.commons.list.ListOperators
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- localGroupBy(String) - Method in class com.github.privacystreams.core.MStream
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Group the contiguous items according to a field.
- localGroupBy(String) - Method in interface com.github.privacystreams.core.MStreamInterface
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Group the contiguous items according to a field.
- localGroupBy(String) - Static method in class com.github.privacystreams.core.transformations.group.Groupers
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Group together the *contiguous* items with same field value.
- LocationConfig() - Constructor for class com.github.privacystreams.utils.Globals.LocationConfig
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- LocationUtils - Class in com.github.privacystreams.utils
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A set of location-related utility functions.
- LocationUtils() - Constructor for class com.github.privacystreams.utils.LocationUtils
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- logAs(String) - Static method in class com.github.privacystreams.commons.debug.DebugOperators
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Log the input and return as original.
- logAs(String) - Method in class com.github.privacystreams.core.MStream
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Enable logging in current Stream
- logAs(String) - Method in class com.github.privacystreams.core.SStream
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Enable logging in current Stream
- Logging - Class in com.github.privacystreams.utils
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A helper class to get access to log-related utilities.
- Logging() - Constructor for class com.github.privacystreams.utils.Logging
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- LoggingConfig() - Constructor for class com.github.privacystreams.utils.Globals.LoggingConfig
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- LogicOperators - Class in com.github.privacystreams.commons.logic
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A helper class to access logic-related functions
- LogicOperators() - Constructor for class com.github.privacystreams.commons.logic.LogicOperators
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- lt(String, Number) - Static method in class com.github.privacystreams.commons.comparison.Comparators
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Check if the value of a field is less than a given value.
- lte(String, Number) - Static method in class com.github.privacystreams.commons.comparison.Comparators
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Check if the value of a field is less than or equal to a given value.


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Climate change has become a bigger deal lately and is affecting all of us and our surroundings. Some of these changes might be more noticeable and more dramatic than other climate issues. Some of these issues have been there without us really noticing until it’s almost too late for us to do anything about the situation...
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This illustrates the fact that $S^2\setminus S^1$ is homotopy equivalent
to $S^0$. In more detail: the full sphere is $S^2$, and $S^1$ is
the equator, marked in green. The space $S^0$ just consists of
the north and south poles, marked in red. After removing the
equator we can peel the remaining space $S^2\setminus S^1$ back to
the poles, so $S^2\setminus S^1$ is homotopy equivalent to $S^0$.


Neuroplasticity
Neuroplasticity is the brain ability to build new neural paths at any moment in life. The structure of our brain is not set definitely during our early years, it can reorganise itself. Knowing that is important, as it gives us confidence in our ability to learn, change, grow and become a better person.
Learning being one of my core values, I've always been eager to get out of my comfort zone, which probably benefited my brain's plasticity. Reading about this subject today, I'm even more resolved to strengthen my meditation skilss and exercise regularly. I've found this article and that one had approaches I could relate to.
Growth mindset
Growth mindset is the one's ability to know they can change and improve, to be aware of their brain's plasticity. It is opposed to fixed mindset. Researching on mindsets led me to learn about benefit mindset which, in complement to growth mindset, is something I'd like to integrate more in my life.


This method is called when a HomeKit controller requests a snapshot image for the given camera.
The handler must respect the desired image height and width given in the SnapshotRequest.
The returned Buffer (via the callback) must be encoded in jpeg.
HAP-NodeJS will complain about slow running handlers after 5 seconds and terminate the request after 15 seconds.
This method is called when a HomeKit controller requests a snapshot image for the given camera. The handler must respect the desired image height and width given in the SnapshotRequest. The returned Buffer (via the callback) must be encoded in jpeg.
HAP-NodeJS will complain about slow running handlers after 5 seconds and terminate the request after 15 seconds.


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| AbstractGremlinTest
Sets up g based on the current graph configuration and checks required features for the test.
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| FeatureRequirement
A FeatureRequirement annotation defines a feature to check for a test in the Gremlin Test Suite.
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| FeatureRequirementSet.Package |
| GraphProvider
Those developing Gremlin implementations must provide a GraphProvider implementation so that the
different test suites know how to instantiate their implementations.
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| LoadGraphWith
Annotations to define a graph example to load from test resources prior to test execution.
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| LoadGraphWith.GraphData |
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| AbstractGremlinTest
Sets up g based on the current graph configuration and checks required features for the test.
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| FeatureRequirementSet
Logically grouped features used to simplify test annotations.
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| AbstractGremlinSuite
Base Gremlin test suite from which different classes of tests can be exposed to implementers.
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| AbstractGremlinTest
Sets up g based on the current graph configuration and checks required features for the test.
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| ExceptionCoverage
Defines the list of standard exceptions covered by a test set.
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| LoadGraphWith
Annotations to define a graph example to load from test resources prior to test execution.
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| AbstractGremlinTest
Sets up g based on the current graph configuration and checks required features for the test.
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| ExceptionCoverageSet
A group of
ExceptionCoverage sideEffects. |
| LoadGraphWith
Annotations to define a graph example to load from test resources prior to test execution.
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| AbstractGremlinTest
Sets up g based on the current graph configuration and checks required features for the test.
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| LoadGraphWith
Annotations to define a graph example to load from test resources prior to test execution.
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| Class and Description |
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| AbstractGremlinTest
Sets up g based on the current graph configuration and checks required features for the test.
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| LoadGraphWith
Annotations to define a graph example to load from test resources prior to test execution.
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| Class and Description |
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| AbstractGremlinTest
Sets up g based on the current graph configuration and checks required features for the test.
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| LoadGraphWith
Annotations to define a graph example to load from test resources prior to test execution.
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| Class and Description |
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| AbstractGremlinTest
Sets up g based on the current graph configuration and checks required features for the test.
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| LoadGraphWith
Annotations to define a graph example to load from test resources prior to test execution.
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| Class and Description |
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| AbstractGremlinTest
Sets up g based on the current graph configuration and checks required features for the test.
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| FeatureRequirement
A FeatureRequirement annotation defines a feature to check for a test in the Gremlin Test Suite.
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| LoadGraphWith
Annotations to define a graph example to load from test resources prior to test execution.
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| Class and Description |
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| AbstractGremlinTest
Sets up g based on the current graph configuration and checks required features for the test.
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| LoadGraphWith
Annotations to define a graph example to load from test resources prior to test execution.
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| Class and Description |
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| AbstractGremlinSuite
Base Gremlin test suite from which different classes of tests can be exposed to implementers.
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| AbstractGremlinTest
Sets up g based on the current graph configuration and checks required features for the test.
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| ExceptionCoverage
Defines the list of standard exceptions covered by a test set.
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| ExceptionCoverageSet
A group of
ExceptionCoverage sideEffects. |
| FeatureRequirement
A FeatureRequirement annotation defines a feature to check for a test in the Gremlin Test Suite.
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| FeatureRequirements
Holds a collection of
FeatureRequirement annotations enabling multiple FeatureRequirement
definitions to be applied to a single test method. |
| FeatureRequirementSet
Logically grouped features used to simplify test annotations.
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| LoadGraphWith
Annotations to define a graph example to load from test resources prior to test execution.
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| Class and Description |
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| AbstractGremlinTest
Sets up g based on the current graph configuration and checks required features for the test.
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| FeatureRequirement
A FeatureRequirement annotation defines a feature to check for a test in the Gremlin Test Suite.
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| FeatureRequirements
Holds a collection of
FeatureRequirement annotations enabling multiple FeatureRequirement
definitions to be applied to a single test method. |
| FeatureRequirementSet
Logically grouped features used to simplify test annotations.
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| LoadGraphWith
Annotations to define a graph example to load from test resources prior to test execution.
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| Class and Description |
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| AbstractGremlinTest
Sets up g based on the current graph configuration and checks required features for the test.
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| FeatureRequirement
A FeatureRequirement annotation defines a feature to check for a test in the Gremlin Test Suite.
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| FeatureRequirementSet
Logically grouped features used to simplify test annotations.
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| LoadGraphWith
Annotations to define a graph example to load from test resources prior to test execution.
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Calculating Bayesian sample sizes for multi-arm trials where several experimental treatments are compared to a common control, perhaps even at multiple stages.
| Version: | 0.1 |
| Imports: | mvtnorm |
| Suggests: | MAMS, knitr |
| Published: | 2015-11-06 |
| Author: | Philip Pallmann, Amanda Turner |
| Maintainer: | Philip Pallmann <p.pallmann at lancaster.ac.uk> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | https://github.com/PhilipPallmann/BayesMAMS |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| In views: | ExperimentalDesign |
| CRAN checks: | BayesMAMS results |
| Reference manual: | BayesMAMS.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
BayesMAMS |
| Package source: | BayesMAMS_0.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: BayesMAMS_0.1.zip, r-release: BayesMAMS_0.1.zip, r-oldrel: BayesMAMS_0.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: BayesMAMS_0.1.tgz, r-oldrel: BayesMAMS_0.1.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=BayesMAMS to link to this page.


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The real-time scheduling module uses a Quadratic Programming approach to determine priorities for event-triggered systems such that all deadlines are satisfied. The approach is based on this article, but it is not a complete re-implementation as it per default allows global cycles. Per default, the approach uses the Gurobi solver which has to be installed and the gurobi.jar has the be on the classpath.
In the following, an example is given how to use the scheduler from Java.
@file(Implementation7.xml)
@file(net/sf/opendse/tutorial/Part7.java)
The scheduling determines a feasible result (showing here the worst case delay of the tasks):


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Choose the characters deck composition
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CepheiPrefs — General
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The HBAppearanceSettings class in CepheiPrefs provides a model object read by other components of Cephei to determine colors and other appearence settings to use in the user interface.
Appearance settings are typically set on a view controller, via the -[PSListController(HBTintAdditions) hb_appearanceSettings] property. This is automatically managed by Cephei and provided to view controllers as they are pushed onto the stack.
Most commonly, the API will be used by setting the hb_appearanceSettings property from the init method. The following example sets the tint color, table view background color, and enables an inverted navigation bar:
See more- (instancetype)init { self = [super init]; if (self) { HBAppearanceSettings *appearanceSettings = [[HBAppearanceSettings alloc] init]; appearanceSettings.tintColor = [UIColor colorWithRed:66.f / 255.f green:105.f / 255.f blue:154.f / 255.f alpha:1]; appearanceSettings.tableViewBackgroundColor = [UIColor colorWithWhite:242.f / 255.f alpha:1]; appearanceSettings.invertedNavigationBar = YES; self.hb_appearanceSettings = appearanceSettings; } return self; }
Declaration
Objective-C
@interface HBAppearanceSettings : NSObject
Swift
class HBAppearanceSettings : NSObject
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Constants indicating how to size the title of this item.
See moreDeclaration
Objective-C
enum HBAppearanceSettingsLargeTitleStyle {}
Swift
enum LargeTitleStyle : UInt
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The HBSupportController class in CepheiPrefs provides a factory that configures an email composer for package support.
The resulting view controller should be presented modally; it should not be pushed on a navigation controller stack.
See moreDeclaration
Objective-C
@interface HBSupportController : NSObject
Swift
class HBSupportController : NSObject


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| Interface Summary | |
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| ConstructorInterceptor | Extends interceptor interface to allow interception of constructors |
| DynamicConstructor | An interface that defines a dynamic constructor |
| DynamicMethodInvocation | Dynamic method invocation callback interface. |
| DynamicMethods | An interface that defines methods for a handling dynamic method, static method and property invocations |
| DynamicProperty | A Dynamic class property getter interface |
| FunctionCallback | Interface for code that returns a value based on an input object. |
| Interceptor | Implementers of this interface can be registered in the ProxyMetaClass for notifications about method calls for objects managed by the ProxyMetaClass. |
| PropertyAccessInterceptor | An interface that adds the ability to intercept property getters/setters |
| StaticMethodInvocation | Static method invocation callback interface. |
| Class Summary | |
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| AbstractDynamicConstructor | Abstract class that provides default implementation for isArgumentsMatch |
| AbstractDynamicMethodInvocation | |
| AbstractDynamicMethods | This class provides the base implementation responsible for performing dynamic method invocation such as the dynamic finders in GORM |
| AbstractDynamicMethodsInterceptor | Implements an the Interceptor interface to add support for using ProxyMetaClass to define dynamic methods |
| AbstractDynamicProperty | An abstract class for implementors of dynamic getters to implement |
| AbstractStaticMethodInvocation | |
| ClosureInvokingDynamicMethod | An implementation of DynamicMethodInvocation that invoces a closure |
| CreateDynamicMethod | A dynamic static method that is a factory method for creating new instances eg. |
| DefaultDynamicMethods | Simple concrete class implementation of AbstractDynamicMethods class |
| DynamicMethodsExpandoMetaClass | This MetaClass extends ExpandoMetaClass and adds the ability to use regex to specified method matches that then get passed to the invocable closure. |
| GenericDynamicProperty | A generic dyanmic property for any type |
| GroovyDynamicMethodsInterceptor | class for dynamic methods applied to a Groovy object that registers itself with the GroovyObject instances meta class instance |
| InvocationCallback | |
| LazyMetaPropertyMap | A map implementation that reads an objects properties lazily using Groovy's MetaClass |
| ProxyMetaClass | As subclass of MetaClass, ProxyMetaClass manages calls from Groovy Objects to POJOs. |
| WeakGenericDynamicProperty | A generic dyanmic property for any type used a soft hashmap implementation for generic properties registered as global in the MetaClass |
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{% extends 'duck.html' %} {% block hero %}
This example presents a Pie - a circle with the ability to slice percentages


China says it will address a key Trump demand as trade talks sputter
by finanzen.net GmbH- China has rolled out plans to bolster rules to protect patents, copyrights and trademarks.
- Those have become core sticking points in more than a year of trade negotiations with the US.
- Intellectual property theft costs American businesses up to $600 billion a year, according to a recent ITA report.
- Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
China has rolled out plans to bolster its rules on patents, copyrights and trademarks, which have become core sticking points in more than a year of trade negotiations with the US.
In a document released Sunday, the State Council and the Central Committee of the Communist Party said China would strengthen intellectual property protections through higher compensation for rights infringements and stricter enforcement mechanisms.
Rules around patents, copyrights and trademarks have long been a chief complaint against China, helping to ignite a dispute between the largest economies early last year. In a 2018 US International Trade Administration report, it was estimated that intellectual property theft cost American businesses up to $600 billion a year.
"China's government has gained unauthorized access to a wide range of commercially valuable business information, including trade secrets, technical data, negotiating positions, and sensitive and proprietary internal communications," said US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer. "These acts, policies, or practices by the Chinese government are unreasonable or discriminatory and burden or restrict US commerce."
The move to address intellectual property rules came as China continued efforts to defuse tensions with the Trump administration, which have led to steep tariffs on thousands of products and cast uncertainty on business activity across the globe.
Trade negotiations have appeared to sputter in recent weeks, despite the October announcement of an interim agreement between the two sides. Ahead of major tariff escalations scheduled for December 15, details of the so-called phase one pact have remained elusive.
Trump has repeatedly threatened to follow through with plans to tax virtually all imports from China, raising doubts that a more comprehensive trade agreement could be reached anytime soon.
China estimated it would have a more effective intellectual property protection system in place by 2025. In the report, it did not mention the US but said those efforts would drive "China's economic competitiveness."


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You can modify the EntryList for {{ $.ChildSession.Name }} by changing the filter settings below. {{ if not $.ParentSession.Completed }} The {{ $.ParentSession.Name }} has not yet been completed. A fake grid will be shown to allow you to see how the filters below will be applied when this session is completed. {{ end }}
{{ if and $.RaceWeekend.HasLinkedChampionship (not $.ParentSession.IsBase) }} {{ if $.RaceWeekend.Championship.IsMultiClass }}This Race Weekend is linked to a Multi-Class Championship. Sorting will apply in-class, with the classes ordered by the fastest lap for the class (So hopefully, LMP1 cars would be put on the grid ahead of GTE cars - for example)
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Best Buy has the Core i7 Pixelbook on sale for $1,297 ($352 off)
by Ryan WhitwamGoogle launched the Pixelbook in 2017, but it has thus far refused to offer a worthy successor to this machine. The Pixel Slate and Pixelbook Go don't really fill the same niche, but the OG Pixelbook is still a capable laptop. It's coming down in price, too. The top-of-the-line model costs $1,649 from Google, but Best Buy has the same device for $352 less.
The Pixelbook runs Chrome OS like many other (cheaper) laptops, but it does offer some things cheaper Chromebooks do not. For example, the high-resolution 3:2 display is fantastic. The keyboard is also one of the best available on any laptop. The design is, in my opinion, pretty great as well.
Still, almost $1,700 for the fastest Pixelbook with 16GB of RAM and 512GB of NVMe storage is too much, especially two years after release. Best Buy has knocked $352 off the MSRP for a final price of $1,297. Best Buy stores don't carry this model anymore, but you can have it shipped to you or a local store for free.
Buy:
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The Hetzner Server I had up till now, also hosting the Ormigo Blog and a few other things, was starting to be a bit expensive for the little work it did. I had their entry level dedicated server with 1GB Ram, two 160GB Disks, and theoretically unlimited bandwidth, for 49 EURs. It’s a great price if you need it.
Then Timo pointed me to x|encon who are providing Xen based Virtual Servers. We have been running avirtualized infrastructure at Ormigo for some time, and I am currently looking into Xen based hosting systems (Globalways.net is a very good candidate). While x|encon does not really feature the high end systems we need, it did seem like a perfect match for what I was looking for. I actually started out with their smallest x|entry server with 48 MB of RAM but had to find out that with my limited time and unix skills, I didn’t managed to get both my Noserub and Blog installed on the server at the same time. It would just move up to load 6 and die on me, even though I opted for a very small mysql config and lighttpd running on a minimal debian install.
Because I want my stuff up and running, and I don’t have time to waste fully getting a tiny installation running with php5 and all, I now changed over to the smallest x|pro with 256MB ram, 2 CPUs, more storage and so on. At 19,99 EURs it is still not too expensive really and it has some nice benefits.
First of all, x|encon support rocks! They have been very forthcoming with my many requests for changes and questions. There were some hickups along the way, but that was me wanting to have the server now and they having a process of putting hosts online for your to work with via SSH but with limited connectivity before your bank account is cleared. The other thing that happened is that I did a hard reset of the server on a german holiday when they were moving the management interface. Ah well. I was a stressful customer.
What is very cool is the management interface itself. I can set bandwidth limits for the server, firewall rules, make a snapshot of the current system, reinitialize with a new OS, start and stop the server, boot it in the rescue system, have an internal network (and could take the server of the internet alltogether as a backend database server for example), … and I can connect to the console directly seeing my server boot. The upgrade process to the new server worked wonderfully, having 30 minutes of downtime because the higher resources ment that my "server" needed to be moved to a new machine. When it was back up, I just need a short break in rescue mode to scale the hard disk up to the new level and up I was, with the same installation, all my added packages, all my files, everything, … just more ram, cpu, harddisk, bandwidth, … very nice indeed.
This is really what I like about the virtualized infrastructure bit. You get very scalable, especially if you are willing to spend a bit more money than I did now.
Looking forward to playing a bit more with this stuff and I might actually have 6 servers at x|encon some time, doing different tasks, on and off the internet. Cool. :)


GoRogue Documentation
Welcome to the GoRogue documentation! This documentation consists of some articles on various features to help you understand and get started with those features, as well as the API documentation for GoRogue.
Utilizing the Documentation
The Articles tab is a good place to start, as it provides some conceptual information for the library, some getting started instructions, as well as articles on the various features of GoRogue. As you start to use one or more features, you may also want to check out the API Documentation for that feature -- it will give specifics on all the functionality provided by a given structure.
Getting Help
If you run into a bug or general question regarding the usage a feature, or otherwise want to suggest a feature/improvement, there are a few methods:
GoRogue Issues Repository
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Discord
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However little known the feelings or views of such a man may be on his first entering a neighbourhood, this truth is so well fixed in the minds of the surrounding families, that he is considered as the rightful property of some one or other of their daughters.
“My dear Mr. Bennet,'' said his lady to him one day, “have you heard that Netherfield Park is let at last?”
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a zombie in possession of brains must be in want of more brains. Never was this truth more plain than during the recent attacks at Netherfield Park, in which a household of eighteen was slaughtered and consumed by a horde of the living dead.
“My dear Mr. Bennet,” said his lady to him one day, “have you heard that Netherfield Park is occupied again?”


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Sylvie and Bruno
by Lewis Carroll
Chapter 17: “The Three Badgers”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1889
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Carroll, L. (1889). Sylvie and Bruno. London: Macmillan and Co.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 6.0
- Word Count: 3,344
- Genre: Fantasy
- Keywords: 19th century literature, british literature, lewis carroll
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Still more dreamily I found myself following this imperious voice into a room where the Earl, his daughter, and Arthur, were seated. “So you’re come at last!” said Lady Muriel, in a tone of playful reproach.
“I was delayed,” I stammered. Though what it was that had delayed me I should have been puzzled to explain! Luckily no questions were asked.
The carriage was ordered round, the hamper, containing our contribution to the Picnic, was duly stowed away, and we set forth.
There was no need for me to maintain the conversation. Lady Muriel and Arthur were evidently on those most delightful of terms, where one has no need to check thought after thought, as it rises to the lips, with the fear ‘this will not be appreciated—this will give’ offense this will sound too serious—this will sound flippant’: like very old friends, in fullest sympathy, their talk rippled on.
“Why shouldn’t we desert the Picnic and go in some other direction?” she suddenly suggested. “A party of four is surely self-sufficing? And as for food, our hamper—”
“Why shouldn’t we? What a genuine lady’s argument!” laughed Arthur. “A lady never knows on which side the onus probandi—the burden of proving—lies!”
“Do men always know?” she asked with a pretty assumption of meek docility.
“With one exception—the only one I can think of Dr. Watts, who has asked the senseless question:
‘Why should I deprive my neighbor Of his goods against his will?’
Fancy that as an argument for Honesty! His position seems to be ‘I’m only honest because I see no reason to steal.’ And the thief’s answer is of course complete and crushing. ‘I deprive my neighbor his goods because I want them myself. And I do it against his will because there’s no chance of getting him to consent to it!’”
“I can give you one other exception,” I said: “an argument I heard only to-day—and not by a lady. ‘Why shouldn’t I walk on my own forehead?’”
“What a curious subject for speculation!” said Lady Muriel, turning to me, with eyes brimming over with laughter. “May we know who propounded the question? And did he walk on his own forehead?”
“I ca’n’t remember who it was that said it!” I faltered. “Nor where I heard it!”
“Whoever it was, I hope we shall meet him at the Picnic!” said Lady Muriel. “It’s a far more interesting question than ‘Isn’t this a picturesque ruin?’ Aren’t those autumn-tints lovely?’ I shall have to answer those two questions ten times, at least, this afternoon!”
“That’s one of the miseries of Society!” said Arthur. “Why ca’n’t people let one enjoy the beauties of Nature without having to say so every minute? Why should Life be one long Catechism?”
“It’s just as bad at a picture-gallery,” the Earl remarked. “I went to the R.A. last May, with a conceited young artist: and he did torment me! I wouldn’t have minded his criticizing the pictures himself: but I had to agree with him—or else to argue the point, which would have been worse!”
“It was depreciatory criticism, of course?” said Arthur.
“I don’t see the ‘of course’ at all.”
“Why, did you ever know a conceited man dare to praise a picture? The one thing he dreads (next to not being noticed) is to be proved fallible! If you once praise a picture, your character for infallibility hangs by a thread. Suppose it’s a figure-picture, and you venture to say ‘draws well.’ Somebody measures it, and finds one of the proportions an eighth of an inch wrong. You are disposed of as a critic!  No. The only safe course, if any one says ‘draws well,’ is to shrug your shoulders. ‘Draws well?’ you repeat thoughtfully. ‘Draws well? Humph!’ That’s the way to become a great critic!”
Thus airily chatting, after a pleasant drive through a few miles of beautiful scenery, we reached the rendezvous—a ruined castle—where the rest of the picnic-party were already assembled. We spent an hour or two in sauntering about the ruins: gathering at last, by common consent, into a few random groups, seated on the side of a mound, which commanded a good view of the old castle and its surroundings.
The momentary silence, that ensued, was promptly taken possession of or, more correctly, taken into custody—by a Voice; a voice so smooth, so monotonous, so sonorous, that one felt, with a shudder, that any other conversation was precluded, and that, unless some desperate remedy were adopted, we were fated to listen to a Lecture, of which no man could foresee the end!
The speaker was a broadly-built man, whose large, flat, pale face was bounded on the North by a fringe of hair, on the East and West by a fringe of whisker, and on the South by a fringe of beard—the whole constituting a uniform halo of stubbly whitey-brown bristles. His features were so entirely destitute of expression that I could not help saying to myself—helplessly, as if in the clutches of a night-mare— “they are only penciled in: no final touches as yet!” And he had a way of ending every sentence with a sudden smile, which spread like a ripple over that vast blank surface, and was gone in a moment, leaving behind it such absolute solemnity that I felt impelled to murmur “it was not he: it was somebody else that smiled!”
“Do you observe?” (such was the phrase with which the wretch began each sentence) “Do you observe the way in which that broken arch, at the very top of the ruin, stands out against the clear sky? It is placed exactly right: and there is exactly enough of it. A little more, or a little less, and all would be utterly spoiled!”
“Oh gifted architect!” murmured Arthur, inaudibly to all but Lady Muriel and myself. “Foreseeing the exact effect his work would have, when in ruins, centuries after his death!”
“And do you observe, where those trees slope down the hill, (indicating them with a sweep of the hand, and with all the patronising air of the man who has himself arranged the landscape), “how the mists rising from the river fill up exactly those intervals where we need indistinctness, for artistic effect? Here, in the foreground, a few clear touches are not amiss: but a back-ground without mist, you know! It is simply barbarous! Yes, we need indistinctness!”
The orator looked so pointedly at me as he uttered these words, that I felt bound to reply, by murmuring something to the effect that I hardly felt the need myself—and that I enjoyed looking at a thing, better, when I could see it.
“Quite so!” the great man sharply took me up. “From your point of view, that is correctly put. But for anyone who has a soul for Art, such a view is preposterous. Nature is one thing. Art is another. Nature shows us the world as it is. But Art—as a Latin author tells us—Art, you know the words have escaped my memory “Ars est celare Naturam,” Arthur interposed with a delightful promptitude.
“Quite so!” the orator replied with an air of relief. “I thank you! Ars est celare Naturam but that isn’t it.” And, for a few peaceful moments, the orator brooded, frowningly, over the quotation. The welcome opportunity was seized, and another voice struck into the silence.
“What a lovely old ruin it is!” cried a young lady in spectacles, the very embodiment of the March of Mind, looking at Lady Muriel, as the proper recipient of all really original remarks. “And don’t you admire those autumn-tints on the trees? I do, intensely!”
Lady Muriel shot a meaning glance at me; but replied with admirable gravity. “Oh yes indeed, indeed! So true!”
“And isn’t strange, said the young lady, passing with startling suddenness from Sentiment to Science, “that the mere impact of certain cocoloredays upon the Retina should give us such exquisite pleasure?”
“You have studied Physiology, then?” a certain young Doctor courteously enquired.
“Oh, yes! Isn’t it a sweet Science?”
Arthur slightly smiled. “It seems a paradox, does it not,” he went on, “that the image formed on the Retina should be inverted?”
“It is puzzling,” she candidly admitted. “Why is it we do not see things upside-down?”
“You have never heard the Theory, then, that the Brain also is inverted?”
“No indeed! What a beautiful fact! But how is it proved?”
“Thus,” replied Arthur, with all the gravity of ten Professors rolled into one. “What we call the vertex of the Brain is really its base: and what we call its base is really its vertex: it is simply a question of nomenclature.”
This last polysyllable settled the matter.
“How truly delightful!” the fair Scientist exclaimed with enthusiasm. “I shall ask our Physiological Lecturer why he never gave us that exquisite Theory!”
“I’d give something to be present when the question is asked!” Arthur whispered to me, as, at a signal from Lady Muriel, we moved on to where the hampers had been collected, and devoted ourselves to the more substantial business of the day.
We ‘waited’ on ourselves, as the modern barbarism (combining two good things in such a way as to secure the discomforts of both and the advantages of neither) of having a picnic with servants to wait upon you, had not yet reached this out-of-the-way region—and of course the gentlemen did not even take their places until the ladies had been duly provided with all imaginable creature-comforts. Then I supplied myself with a plate of something solid and a glass of something fluid, and found a place next to Lady Muriel.
It had been left vacant—apparently for Arthur, as a distinguished stranger: but he had turned shy, and had placed himself next to the young lady in spectacles, whose high rasping voice had already cast loose upon Society such ominous phrases as “Man is a bundle of Qualities!”, “the Objective is only attainable through the Subjective!”. Arthur was bearing it bravely: but several faces wore a look of alarm, and I thought it high time to start some less metaphysical topic.
“In my nursery days,” I began, “when the weather didn’t suit for an out-of-doors picnic, we were allowed to have a peculiar kind, that we enjoyed hugely. The table cloth was laid under the table, instead of upon it: we sat round it on the floor: and I believe we really enjoyed that extremely uncomfortable kind of dinner more than we ever did the orthodox arrangement!”
“I’ve no doubt of it,” Lady Muriel replied.
 I believe a really healthy boy would thoroughly enjoy Greek Grammar— if only he might stand on his head to learn it! And your carpet-dinner certainly spared you one feature of a picnic, which is to me its chief drawback.”
“The chance of a shower?” I suggested.
“No, the chance—or rather the certainty of live things occurring in combination with one’s food! Spiders are my bugbear. Now my father has no sympathy with that sentiment—have you, dear?” For the Earl had caught the word and turned to listen.
“To each his sufferings, all are men,” he replied in the sweet sad tones that seemed natural to him: “each has his pet aversion.”
“But you’ll never guess his!” Lady Muriel said, with that delicate silvery laugh that was music to my ears.
I declined to attempt the impossible.
“He doesn’t like snakes!” she said, in a stage whisper. “Now, isn’t that an unreasonable aversion? Fancy not liking such a dear, coaxingly, clingingly affectionate creature as a snake!”
“Not like snakes!” I exclaimed. “Is such a thing possible?”
“No, he doesn’t like them,” she repeated with a pretty mock-gravity. “He’s not afraid of them, you know. But he doesn’t like them. He says they’re too waggly!”
I was more startled than I liked to show. There was something so uncanny in this echo of the very words I had so lately heard from that little forest-sprite, that it was only by a great effort I succeeded in saying, carelessly, “Let us banish so unpleasant a topic. Won’t you sing us something, Lady Muriel? I know you do sing without music.”
“The only songs I know—without music—are desperately sentimental, I’m afraid! Are your tears all ready?”
“Quite ready! Quite ready!” came from all sides, and Lady Muriel—not being one of those lady-singers who think it de rigueur to decline to sing till they have been petitioned three or four times, and have pleaded failure of memory, loss of voice, and other conclusive reasons for silence—began at once:—
“There be three Badgers on a mossy stone,
Beside a dark and covered way:
Each dreams himself a monarch on his throne,
And so they stay and stay
Though their old Father languishes alone,
They stay, and stay, and stay.
“There be three Herrings loitering around,
Longing to share that mossy seat:
Each Herring tries to sing what she has found
That makes Life seem so sweet.
Thus, with a grating and uncertain sound,
They bleat, and bleat, and bleat,
“The Mother-Herring, on the salt sea-wave,
Sought vainly for her absent ones:
The Father-Badger, writhing in a cave,
Shrieked out ‘ Return, my sons!
You shalt have buns,’ he shrieked,’ if you’ll behave!
Yea, buns, and buns, and buns!’
“‘I fear,’ said she, ‘your sons have gone astray?
My daughters left me while I slept.’
‘Yes ‘m,’ the Badger said: ‘it’s as you say.’
‘They should be better kept.’
Thus the poor parents talked the time away,
And wept, and wept, and wept.”
Here Bruno broke off suddenly. “The Herrings’ Song wants anuvver tune, Sylvie,” he said. “And I ca’n’t sing it not wizout oo plays it for me!”
Instantly Sylvie seated herself upon a tiny mushroom, that happened to grow in front of a daisy, as if it were the most ordinary musical instrument in the world, and played on the petals as if they were the notes of an organ. And such delicious tiny music it was! Such teeny-tiny music!
Bruno held his head on one side, and listened very gravely for a few moments until he had caught the melody. Then the sweet childish voice rang out once more:—
“Oh, dear beyond our dearest dreams,
Fairer than all that fairest seems!
To feast the rosy hours away,
To revel in a roundelay!
How blest would be
A life so free—
Ipwergis-Pudding to consume,
And drink the subtle Azzigoom!
“And if in other days and hours,
Mid other fluffs and other flowers,
The choice were given me how to dine—
‘Name what thou wilt: it shalt be thine!’
Oh, then I see
The life for me
Ipwergis-Pudding to consume,
And drink the subtle Azzigoom!”
“Oo may leave off playing now, Sylvie. I can do the uvver tune much better wizout a compliment.”
“He means ‘without accompaniment,’” Sylvie whispered, smiling at my puzzled look: and she pretended to shut up the stops of the organ.
“The Badgers did not care to talk to Fish:
They did not dote on Herrings’ songs:
They never had experienced the dish
To which that name belongs:
And oh, to pinch their tails,’ (this was their wish,)
‘With tongs, yea, tongs, and tongs!’”
I ought to mention that he marked the parenthesis, in the air, with his finger. It seemed to me a very good plan. You know there’s no sound to represent it—any more than there is for a question.
Suppose you have said to your friend “You are better to-day,” and that you want him to understand that you are asking him a question, what can be simpler than just to make a “?”. in the air with your finger? He would understand you in a moment!
“‘And are not these the Fish,’ the Eldest sighed,
‘Whose Mother dwells beneath the foam’
‘They are the Fish!’ the Second one replied.
‘And they have left their home!’
‘Oh wicked Fish,’ the Youngest Badger cried,
‘To roam, yea, roam, and roam!’
“Gently the Badgers trotted to the shore
The sandy shore that fringed the bay:
Each in his mouth a living Herring bore—
Those aged ones waxed gay:
Clear rang their voices through the ocean’s roar,
‘Hooray, hooray, hooray!’”
“So they all got safe home again,” Bruno said, after waiting a minute to see if I had anything to say: he evidently felt that some remark ought to be made. And I couldn’t help wishing there were some such rule in Society, at the conclusion of a song—that the singer herself should say the right thing, and not leave it to the audience. Suppose a young lady has just been warbling (‘with a grating and uncertain sound’) Shelley’s exquisite lyric ‘I arise from dreams of thee’: how much nicer it would be, instead of your having to say “Oh, thank you, thank you!” for the young lady herself to remark, as she draws on her gloves, while the impassioned words ‘Oh, press it to thine own, or it will break at last!’ are still ringing in your ears, “—but she wouldn’t do it, you know. So it did break at last.”
“And I knew it would!” she added quietly, as I started at the sudden crash of broken glass. “You’ve been holding it sideways for the last minute, and letting all the champagne run out! Were you asleep, I wonder? I’m so sorry my singing has such a narcotic effect!”


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Akan names are derived from the Ghanian culture.
Children in Ghana are given their first name as a 'day name',which corresponds to the day in the week they were born.
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CGO II
In 2D, Beltrami equation gives
$$\overline{\partial} f =\mu \overline{\partial f}$$
where $\sup|\mu|<1$.
It is known that CGO solution $f_{\mu}(z,k) = e^{ikz} M_{\mu}(z,k)$ , when $|z|\to\infty$ $$M(z,k) = 1 + O(1/z)$$
The classical Calderon problem stability and uniqueness can be done with extensive analysis with Betrami($\overline{\partial}$ technique), and then use micro-local to prove. It is quite interesting to see the same kind of instability in 2D and 3D.
Recently, Bukhgeim's result uses stationary phase to prove the uniqueness, and also can be used to show the stability. I would prefer this method, since it is more general, only uses the orthogonal relation and does not require other information. The $\overline{\partial}$ method starts directly from the equation and compares $\mu$ by writing $$\mu = \frac{\overline{\partial}f}{\overline{\partial f}}$$
which is not intuitive enough.


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President Muhammadu Buhari has congratulated most warmly, the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in the November 16 election in Bayelsa State, David Lyon, on his impressive victory.
Buhari, according to a statement in the early hours of Monday by the Special Adviser on Media and publicity, Chief Femi Adesina, also commended APC supporters in particular and Nigerians in general in the State who exercised their civic rights in a peaceful manner, notwithstanding the pockets of unrest recorded in some locations.
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epsfixfonts
Fixes font issues on Matlab EPS figure outputs.
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Syntax
epsfixfonts(EPSFILE) epsfixfonts(EPSFILE,OUTFILE) epsfixfonts(...,EMBEDSYMBOL)
Description
EPSFIXFONTS(EPSFILE) analyzes the MATLAB-generated EPS file specified by the string EPSFILE and fixes the font-related issues in the file.
The main fix is to embed missing AMS LaTeX fonts. Some versions of Matlab are not equipped with the full library of the AMS LaTeX math fonts (namely, they are missing Computer Modern san serif fonts, mwa_cmss10, mwa_cmssbx10, and mwa_cmssi10). Consequently, these fonts are not properly embedded in the EPS file, resulting in incorrectly rendered equations in EPS. EPSFIXFONTS properly embeds these missing fonts (only if used) to EPSFILE.
EPSFIXFONTS(EPSFILE,OUTFILE) saves the modified EPS data to a file specified by the string OUTFILE.
EPSFIXFONTS(...,EMBEDSYMBOL) in addition embeds a public-domain font (StandardSymL) for Symbol font, which is used for all TeX expressions used in the Matlab figures.
The exact items changed in the EPS file are as follows: 1. Embed all missing AMS LaTeX fonts and (if requested) Symbol font. 2. '%%DocumentNeededFonts' header entry is replaced with the pair of '%%DocumentNeededResources' and '%%DocumentSuppliedResources'. The replaced entries completely lists all the fonts used. 3. All '%%BeginDocument' - '%%EndDocument' pairs are replaced with '%%BeginResource' - '%%EndResource' pairs 4. All embedded font definitions (each begins with '%%BeginResource' and ends with '%%EndResource') are moved to the Prolog block.
For the details of EPS file format and specification, consult the PDF documents on the following link: http://partners.adobe.com/public/developer/en/ps


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The Siberian Husky is a beautiful dog breed with a thick coat that comes in a multitude of colors and markings. Their blue or multi-colored eyes and striking facial masks only add to the appeal of this breed, which originated in Siberia. It is easy to see why many are drawn to the Siberian's wolf-like looks, but be aware that this athletic, intelligent dog can be independent and challenging for first-time dog owners. Huskies also put the "H" in Houdini and need a fenced yard that is sunk in the ground to prevent escapes. Read more.
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Intro to User Experience
Class 1
Welcome
Girl Develop It is here to provide affordable and accessible programs to learn software through mentorship and hands-on instruction.
Some "rules"
- We are here for you!
- Every question is important
- Help each other
- Have fun!
Agenda
- Some definitions and history
- Exercise: Simplify
- The anatomy of a design
- Finding out who your users are
- Getting started with Testing
- Designing a test
- Working with users
- Exercise: Conduct a brief test
1. What is User Experience?
User Experience is the way a person feels about using a product, system or service.
What does a UX Designer do all day?
- Lurk
- Consume vast quantities of sticky notes
- Create amazing whiteboard art
Ok, maybe it's more like this...
Some common themes
- Advocacy and education.
- Finding problems, proposing actionable solutions.
- Facilitating communication.
A bit of history
- 1900s- make human labor more efficient.
- 1950s- Toyota's 'respect for people' philosophy.
- 1970s- Xerox PARC.
Read more: Where UX Comes from by Leah Buley
Don Norman, the first UX Architect
- 1990s- Applie hired a cognitive scientist named Don Norman.
- He was the first person to have the title 'UX Architect'.
- One of the Godfathers of UX
Why should we care about UX?
- Think about an object you use every day.
Pretty + functional = the holy grail.
Anyone ever heard of this company?
Tying it back to websites
3. The anatomy of a design
- Information Architecture
- Content Strategy
- Interaction Design
- Visual Design
A bit of theory
What is Information Architecture?
Some examples
- Navigation
- Breadcrumbs
- Sidebar menus
- Footer menus
- Headers and sections in content blocks
Example
What is Interaction Design?
- Clickable
- Scrollable
- Action words, like 'Submit'
- Typeable (inputs)
Separating Visual Design
- Pictures
- Colors
- Typography
- Overall look and feel
4. Finding out who your users are
Before there can be design, there must be data.
What you need to know
- Demographics
- Technological Capabilities
- Common contexts
5. Getting Started with testing
Just go for it!
The small test- any testing is better than none.
Pros
- Cheap
- Easy to get your feet wet
- Start to get high up buy-in
Cons
- Will by it's nature be small in scope
- Will probably need more testing to be useful
The big test
Pros
- Get a wider range of input.
- Get more in-depth feedback.
- Authority.
Cons
- More expensive
- Slow/Time consuming
- Less focused results are more
challenging to apply.

6. Designing a Test
- Coming up with a testing plan
- Test styles
- Remote vs. in-person
- Tools to use
Users don't have the all answers, either.
Have a test plan
- Organize yourself.
- Provide your tester something to react against.
- Respect everyone's time.

Leading Question:
How would you search for the latest edition of the wall street journal?
Naturalistic vs Task-oriented
- There is no one right way for every situation.
- Naturalistic- can be better for fishing for information in general.
- Task-focused- can be better for answering very specific questions.
In-person vs Remote
Types of tests
- In-person moderated- sitting with the user, interactive.
- In-person unmoderated- watching through a mirror, or recording and viewing later.
- Remote moderated- an interactive session via a tool like Skype.
- Remote unmoderated- using a tool like Open Hallway
7. Working with users
Rumor has it they're just people.
Recruiting
- Don't wait until you have a specific test to run, build up a list
- Be social
- Use your application/website
Scheduling
- Leave extra time for fixing problems
- Remember to eat lunch!
Legal Stuff
- Check with your organization or client's organization first.
- Even if they don't have an explicit policy, they might want to have a conversation
Running a Session
- Be friendly and confident.
- Be mindful of language.
- No technobabble.
- No leading.
8. Exercise
Let's test something!
Next class: July 29th, 6:30-8:30pm
Homework: Test Something!
Pick a project that you’re working on.
- Find one thing that you think is a problem.
- Find a living person, if possible someone who might feasibly use the project in real life some time.
- Ask them to try to complete a task that will involving that potentially problematic thing.
- Listen to what they say, watch what they do, and take notes. Make note of tone and body language.
- Was it enlightening? Can you use this to further design and planning discussions in your organization or with your client?


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AMD is a degenerative eye condition. OCT is a 3D data set from a scan of an eye.
This paper shows how training a small CNN on 2D slices of this data,
and then reusing and freezing the coefficients as part of a larger CNN trained on the
full data set can produce very good results.
The first small 2D CNN trained on 2D slices of the 3D data sets only achieves an
expected 60% accuracy, as the features required for correct identification
are not present in every slice.
The coefficients of the first layers in the small model are then used as reused
as a feature detection layer in the larger network, which is then trained on
tiled images containing all 2D slices. This resulted in accuracy of over 99%
out-performing existing implementations.
It is interesting that a 2D CNN was used to process a 3D dataset by tiling it into
a single 2D image, rather than using a 3D CNN. This may be due to the limitations
of available tools, or ease of implementation. It would be interesting to see how a
3D implementation would compare.
It would also be interesting to see if a little more accuracy could have been achieved
by removing the freezing of the feature layer for a few additional epochs of training.


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The Rules:
Ping Pong will count up to your number from 1 with the following exceptions:
- Numbers divisible by 3 are converted to the word "ping"
- Numbers divisible by 5 are converted to the word "pong"
- Numbers divisible by 15 are converted to the phrase "ping-pong"


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#!/usr/bin/env coffee
This is the script that you can run at the command line to see how strategies play against each other.
{BasicAI} = require './basicAI'
{State,tableaux} = require './gameState'
fs = require 'fs'
coffee = require 'coffee-script'
loadStrategy = (filename) ->
ai = new BasicAI()
console.log(filename)
changes = eval coffee.compile(
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ai[key] = value
ai
playGame = (filenames) ->
ais = (loadStrategy(filename) for filename in filenames)
st = new State().setUpWithOptions(ais, {
colonies: false
randomizeOrder: true
log: console.log
require: []
})
until st.gameIsOver()
st.doPlay()
result = ([player.ai.toString(), player.getVP(st), player.turnsTaken] for player in st.players)
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result
this.playGame = playGame
args = process.argv[2...]
playGame(args)
exports.loadStrategy = loadStrategy
exports.playGame = playGame


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string $created
integer $survey_creator_ID
integer $is_published
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SurveyCreator $surveyCreator
SurveyAnswer[] $surveyAnswers
SurveyQuestion[] $surveyQuestions
SurveyResponse[] $surveyResponses
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This was my reel from 2011. I had been working at Rainmaker since 2008 and it was my first job in the industry. I started out as a Junior FX Artist, spent some time as a Lead FX Artist, and then Senior FX Artist. It was a great time working with great people, and I really enjoyed it.
Through that period I think I worked on seven Barbie movies, two of which ran simultaneously. I've pulled footage from them into a demo reel and present that to you here.
Since then I have worked on a Escape from Planet Earth, Ratchet and Clank, Open Season: Scared Silly, and a couple more Barbies. Putting together a demo reel is challenging though, and some of my projects have yet to be released so I won't have an updated reel for a while yet.


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We are working with the creation of the next generation of the online chess. I'm working directly on the evolution of the project architecture, creation of apis, Dockerization of Microservices and research.Also, part of my daily tasks are ensure the application scalabilty, code quality thought code reviews and knowledge sharing. Besides that had the opportunity to work with GitLab/Jenkins tasks related to deployment automation. Our current tech stack: Docker, Typescript, MongoDb, Redis, ElasticSearch and VueJs.
I was responsible for the frontend structure of the whole company. By bringing new technologies and applying consolidated patterns on new the company's projects we build our frontend infrastructure. Also, I have the opportunity to mentor other developers, reviewing solutions and ensuring code quality. To ensure better productivity I worked directly with the automation of processes with Jenkins and GitHub Actions. At that moment our current tech stack is based on Rails, PostgreSQL, React, and Typescript.
I worked building new web-based solutions for the petroleum industry, using .Net, SqlServer, Javascript, and VueJs. During this position, I could work directly with HA systems and I also had the opportunity to build drivers and work with low-level programming, integrating new hardware with modern SCADA systems.
I started this company with my partner with one project in mind, Horus, a solution to track people inside stores and provide more data related to its customer's behavior. We build our first project with its kernel written in C++0x and the control panel with Ruby on Rails. During the existence of my company we also created a Web Application to manage public schools across the country, another solution that uses on its core, React, Rails, and PostgreSQL.
During this joint venture, I could help the company to improve its technical skills building a new Mobile App that increased the sales and the maturity level of the company. Our application was build using Angular 4+ and Ionic3, it is deployed on Google Play and Apple Store.
On this startup I had the opportunity to define the company tech stack and work as a tech leader. During my time here we created more than 15 websites and different challenging applications for different customers. Our tech stack was based on Ruby and Rails for WebApps, NodeJs for Streaming content, and Java for Android apps, we also store the major part of our data on Postgresql. One of the nicest projects that I build on this company was a solution for Ambev. This solution allows users to buy video clips and see the latest marketing campaigns during the streaming, all that was created with Javascript and embedded in a Samsung LFD TV. Besides that judge project I had the opportunity to build one custom RasperryPi image within the CitrixReceiver, this solution was applied countrywide on Ambev.
Worked on projects that required HA and solid interfaces to integrate with different platforms/solutions. My main task was to create new endpoints written in Ruby on Rails for a platform that recommend products based on user behaviour. Those RESTFUL endpoints had to deal with large data traffic and must be reliable. I also had the opportunity to build some performant Pig scripts to summarize large volumes of data stored in HDFS and create one tool written in python to export data from HDFS and populate our Cassandra cluster.
I worked here in one project that collects all information for financing Volvo trucks on Brazil, it was developed using C#/.NET, Jquery, and Oracle. I also worked on the creation of an Educational website that would provide dynamic content to improve student learning. This project was developed using OpenSource technologies such as PHP, MySql, and ExtJS.
I worked here as a software engineer with Microsoft technologies, C#, .NET, SqlServer, SQLServer CE. on two major projects. The first one was a Point of Sale System which had a nice structure to replicate data between Headquarters and Subsidiaries, it was entirely written using one architecture based on Plugins that allow the replacement of whole modules simply by dropping a .dll file inside in one directory. This project was developed to the Bematech, the largest Brazilian company in the segment. The second large project that I worked was the customization of a Linux distribution which aimed to speed up the boot and provide a basic user interface while the main operating system was loaded. Also I had the opportunity to work with the department infrastructure, maintaining many Linux(Debian) virtual machines and one Microsoft Project Server 2007.
Maintenance of computer and windows systems. Also, I was able to help students on the usage of different softwares, on the university laboratory, on simple and complex tasks. With this, I had the opportunity to understand how applications should be made, what my target, from whom I write code, what to expect from the usability of one application.


Analysis of ChIP-seq and other functional sequencing data [Kharchenko PV (2008) <doi:10.1038/nbt.1508>].
| Version: | 1.15.5 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0), Rcpp |
| Imports: | Rsamtools, caTools, parallel, graphics, stats |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, BH (≥ 1.66) |
| Suggests: | methods |
| OS_type: | unix |
| Published: | 2018-07-20 |
| Author: | Peter K |
| Maintainer: | Peter Kharchenko <spppackage.maintenance at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | spp results |
| Reference manual: | spp.pdf |
| Package source: | spp_1.15.5.tar.gz |
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Note: The last class in each half-semester will be share week. During group activity time, everyone will share their projects with each other, test them out, and give constructive feedback.
Week 1: The Coding Space Bingo
Week 2: Code the Yoga Pose
Week 3: App Designer
Week 4: Dance with Loops
Week 5: Binary Code Art
Week 6: Build the Tallest Tower
Week 7: Design a Rocket
Week 8: Cryptography
Week 9: Pi City Skyline
Week 10: Share Week!
Week 11: Conditional Dice
Week 12: Patterns and Efficiency
Week 13: Engineering Challenge
Week 14: Tessellation Art
Week 15: Coding Yoga
Week 16: Concept Map
Week 17: Share Week!


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Chrome fully supported single-line flexbox in 2008
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Go Go Power Rangers #26 First Look Assembles the Omega Rangers
by Joshua SykesBOOM Studios! released a preview of Go Go Power Rangers #26 from the team of writers Ryan Parrott (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Oberon) and Sina Grace (Ghosted in LA) and artist Francesco Mortarino (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers), featuring the new Omega Rangers.
Parrott has been a mainstay on Go Go Power Rangers since issue #1, and has been recently joined on the title by Grace as he pulls double duty on both Power Rangers series.
Both Go Go Power Rangers and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers are in the midst of the ground-breaking Necessary Evil event. The upcoming issue will focus on Jason, who has been tasked with assembling the Omega Rangers by the mysterious Blue Emissary. The issue will not only feature Jason struggling to keep his assignment a secret from his teammates -- notably Trini and Zack -- but also Tommy Oliver's journey towards becoming the White Ranger. Tommy's trek towards the white light will have him question whether he is worthy of becoming the White Ranger. The Omega Rangers made their surprise debut in the pages of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.
Issue #26 will feature a cover by artist J. Lou alongside variant covers by Amelia Vidal (Buffy The Vampire Slayer) and Miguel Mercado (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers). More variant cover artists have yet to be announced.
Created by Haim Saban in 1993, Power Rangers is currently celebrating 26 consecutive years on the air. The landmark makes the series one of the longest-running children's television programs in history. The current iteration of the series, Power Rangers Beast Morphers, airs Saturday mornings on Nickelodeon. Recently announced by BOOM! Studios is an upcoming crossover between the Power Rangers and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The first issue of that limited series by Parrott and Simone di Meo is set to debut in December.
Go Go Power Rangers #26 goes on sale December 11.
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title: "CONTAINERS FOR FALL GARDENS"
date: "2000-01-01 19:09:28 -06:00"
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- adult
subtitle: ""
layout: "events"
event-image: "fall-container-gardening.jpg"
event-dates: "SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 OR THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3"
event-location: "Red Butte Garden Greenhouses"
button-type: "register"
tickets-link: "https://continue.utah.edu/lifelong/class/llhg_550_containers_for_fall_gardens"
registration-info: " Phone Registration Available
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member-cost: "$60"
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REGISTRATION REQUIRED
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 @ 10AM - Noon OR THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3 @ 6:30PM - 8:30PM
Spend time at the Garden creating a striking fall container planting. After reviewing plants suitable for fall container gardening, including cool-season annuals, perennials, shrubs, and trees, we will each create a container masterpiece that will hold up through Thanksgiving, and potentially through winter. You'll receive a 16-inch LINER that will fit in your own decorative container, soil, plants, and design suggestions. Please meet at the Garden greenhouse. Co-sponsored with Lifelong Learning. Members pay $35 + sp fee, register for section 002 or 004.


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I want to solve problems and It’s less about the people who are looking ahead to the next smartphone, but how families will be able to put food on their table.
I’ve been a creative since I was young. I started with LEGO bricks, and moved on to Halo 3’s map maker before graduating to professional design tools, text editors, and notepads.
Having the ability to develop and design solutions is empowering. It’s the real world impact that matters, not the digital one. And right now I’m learning the skills I need to make that happen.
And hey, I’m looking for an internship this summer.
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Copyright (c) 2010 Brian R. Train
This game is played on an empty 8x8 square chess board.
Use 6 checkers and 66 Go stones (or smaller, it depends on the size of the board, check why below)
The Counterinsurgent (COIN) player places his checkers on black squares in the middle of the board, as shown. The Guerrilla player starts with no pieces on the board, but begins by placing one stone anywhere on the board, then a second stone orthogonally adjacent to the first.
- Guerrilla Player - The Guerrilla player does not move his pieces. Instead, he places two and only two stones per turn on the board, on the points (intersections) of the squares.
- The first stone must be orthogonally adjacent to any stone on the board; the second stone must be orthogonally adjacent to the first stone placed.
- He may not place stones on the board edge points.
- He captures an enemy checker by surrounding it (i.e. having a stone, or a board edge point, on each of the four points of the square the checker occupies – note this makes the edge of the board very dangerous for the COIN player). The checker is removed from the board.
- COIN Player - COIN player moves one checker per turn, one square diagonally as a King in regular checkers, or makes captures by jumping over the point between two squares.
- He is not forced to capture if he does not want to, but if he does he must take all possible captures. Captured stones are removed from the board.
- GOAL - The player who clears the board of all enemy pieces at the end of his turn wins. The Guerrilla player loses if he runs out of stones
Some notes from the author (the previous rule text is also his):
Variant: With competent play, the COIN player will often lose. Players should play one game each, switching roles, and the winner of the match is the one who can defeat the COIN player using the smallest number of stones.
Notes on tactics:
Guerrilla player – remember the words of Mao Zedong:
- “The enemy advances, we retreat.” It’s OK if you lose lots of pieces in a turn (and you will): as long as you have one left, you are still in the game. Play where the enemy can’t get at you right away.
- “The enemy camps, we harass.” Exploit unit boundary confusion by playing between enemy checkers when you can – he can’t jump you there.
- “The enemy tires, we attack; the enemy retreats, we pursue.” Your forces do not move but they “flow”: think of your pieces as an ever-growing web to trap the enemy. Deploy lines of stones to hamper his movement and trap him – he has to move next to you before he can jump you.
COIN player:
- You have the tougher job – you can mow them down but they will keep coming back!
- Watch for any mistakes he might make – if you can completely clear a whole corner of the board of enemy stones, it will be a while before he can return there. But you must do a complete job.
- Be careful of the edge of the board – any checker left there can be eliminated with only two stones, or even one stone in the corners, if there are enemy nearby. Don’t run into such an ambush.
- The Guerrilla will always be setting up thin walls and traps for you – watch where he puts these. If he makes too large a “string” you can reduce his forces to almost nothing in one move.More info at boardgeek.


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