FieldsLinker
v0.80
Allows to link elements of list A to elements of list B and returns the links in a js object
- The elements of a list are sortable by drag and drop for a better lisibility
- Colours can be re-defined and links come in 2 flavours
- Straight lines
- Lines with squares at the ends
- You may input somme links from a previous session
- Mandatory fields (optional array)
- Works in Chrome, Chromium, Opera, Firefox and IE (9+)
- Result in an object with error true/false plus an array of links
- Actions are : init, eraseLinks, getLinks, changeParameters, disable, enable


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I am a Senior Machine Learning Engineer at Adobe working on building Machine Learning features for enabling document intelligence. I work with computer vision and natural language processing techniques to decompose and understand the structure of PDF documents. Most recently, I have been working on creating datasets and building models for decomposing the structure of tables successfully.
Prior to joining Adobe, I completed my Master's degree in Computer Science with a specialization in Machine Learning from Columbia University and my undergraduate degree in Electronics and Electrical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati, India.
I am deeply passionate about research in my field. Please refer to the research section for more details.


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doubletRemoval.Rmd
Single-cell data generated on essentially any platform is susceptible to the presence of doublets. A doublet refers to a single droplet that received a single barcoded bead and more than one nucleus. This causes the reads from more than one cell to appear as a single cell. For 10x, the percentage of total “cells” that are actually doublets is proportional to the number of cells loaded into the reaction. Even at the lower levels of doublets that result from standard kit use, more than 5% of the data may come from doublets and this exerts substantial effects on clustering. This issue becomes particularly problematic in the context of developmental/trajectory data because doublets look like a mixture between two cell types and this can be confounded with intermediate cell types or cell states.
To illustrate this problem, we will use 10x scATAC-seq data from QQQ cells. These cells should be very discrete yet we see many “strands” of cells that connect two distinct clusters.
INSERT PRE-DOUBLET REMOVAL UMAP HERE
To predict which “cells” are actually doublets, we synthesize in silico doublets from the data by mixing the reads from thousands of combinations of individual cells. We then project these synthetic doublets into the UMAP embedding and identify their nearest neighbor. By iterating this procedure thousands of times, we can identify “cells” in our data whose signal looks very similar to synthetic doublets.
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In real world data, this allows us to score each of our “cells” by a doublet likelihood score, identifying “cells” that are statistically likely to be doublets.
INSERT DOUBLET COLORED UMAP HERE
In the ArchR framework, doublet scores are added on a per-cell basis to the relevant ArrowFile
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, the predicted doublets can be removed using filterDoublets(ArchRProject)
. After doublet removal in the above dataset, the UMAP picture is markedly different:
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{% extends '__base.html' %} {% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% block head_title %} | Find a dbGaP accessioned object {% endblock head_title %} {% block content %}
dbGaP accession identifiers (IDs) are assigned by dbGaP to studies, sub-studies, and their subordinate digital objects. These IDs are dbGaP-unique, stable and versioned identifiers. They include both an identifier and a version. All accession ids are unique across dbGaP.
PIE stores information for three different types of accession:
This page allows you to find these three types of objects on PIE using either the accession id or the name of the study, dataset, or variable in dbGaP.


Thailand’s SCB set to turn tech divisions into new fintechs
by Ruby HinchliffeSiam Commercial Bank is set to turn some of its technology divisions into separate companies in a bid to compete with fintechs and generate new revenue streams Bloomberg reports.
Thailand’s third biggest bank by assets says one of its fintech units has the potential to be a “unicorn” and exceed a $1 billion valuation.
“We will spin off some of [the fintech units] to allow them more freedom and independence, including raising their own funds from other investors,” says SCB’s co-president and chief digital transformation officer Orapong Thien-Ngern.
Potential units up for being spun into fresh start-ups include its corporate venture capital arm Digital Ventures and its payments services provider National ITMX.
Calling technology investment and venture capital “key survival strategies” for the Thai bank, Thien-Ngern is well aware of the slight consumer pool which makes the country’s banking sector “a sunsetting industry”.
Thailand’s Bank of Ayudhya (Krungsri), part of the MUFG group, has also focused its attention of developing fintech opportunities. The bank launched the ‘Krungsri Blockchain Interledger’ this month, which offers real-time fund transfers between Thailand and Laos – the hope being it will boost trade between the two countries.
Read next: SoftBank confirms Yahoo Japan and Line Corp merger to create tech giant


Solr Search
The Solr Search application allows you to
Solr Search Installation and Configuration
Search is one of the applications installed as part of
Hue. For information about installing and configuring Hue, see the Hue Installation
manual.
Starting Solr Search
Click the Solr Search icon
() in the navigation bar at the top of
the Hue browser page. Solr Search opens with the
following screens:
Installing Solr Search Examples
Note: You must be a superuser to perform
this task.
- Click . The Quick Start Wizard
opens.
- Click Step 2: Examples.
- Click Solr Search.
Filtering Collections in Solr Search
Many screens contain lists. When you type in the Filter field on
screens, the lists are dynamically filtered to display only those rows
containing text that matches the specified substring.
Collection Manager
In Collection Manager you .
Creating a Collection
- Click the Create button at the top right.
- In the Name field, type a name.
- Check the Is shared checkbox to allow all users to access the
workflow.
- Click advanced to specify the deployment directory or a job.xml
file.
- Click Save. The Workflow Editor opens. Proceed with Editing a
Workflow.
Importing a Collection
- Click the Import button at the top right.
- Check the checkboxes next to the collections or cores to import.
- Click Import Selected.
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Lawrence Shankland message, blow for Owls and could this be Nottingham Forest's best chance?
The latest Nottingham Forest news as the final international break of 2019 takes hold
by Barry CooperPLAYING HARDBALL
Dundee United will not “entertain” any January bids for reported Nottingham Forest target Lawrence Shankland.
Head coach Robbie Neilson says he still expects the striker to be at the Scottish club come February.
The Reds were linked with Shankland in the summer and it was reported earlier this month that they could rekindle their interest when the transfer window opens again.
PRAISE FOR SABRI
Brennan Johnson’s arrival on the first team scene at Nottingham Forest has happened quicker than even he dreamt it would.
The teenager made his second Championship appearance coming off the bench in the closing stages of Saturday’s 1-0 win over Derby County at the City Ground, his second league outing of the campaign.
OWLS FEELING THE PINCH
Sheffield Wednesday have become the latest Championship club to be charged with breaking financial rules by the English Football League.
The governing body announced on Thursday evening that the Owls had been charged with multiple breaches of EFL rules.
In a statement on Thursday evening, the EFL wrote: "Following a formal investigation into financial information provided by Sheffield Wednesday in relation to the Club’s 2017/18 Profitability and Sustainability (P&S) submission, the EFL has today issued a number of charges relating to alleged breaches of EFL Rules.
A STEP UP
Aberdeen defender Scott McKenna says he will “see what happens come January”, following a failed move to Nottingham Forest in the summer.
The Reds were among a number of sides who tried to prise away the Scot during the transfer window.
Forest and Championship rivals QPR put forward offers believed to be in the region of £3m, while Aston Villa were said to have had a bid in the region of £6.5m rejected.


No capital gains in Auckland with median prices there lower than they were two years ago - REINZ
by Greg NinnessHousing prices are increasing at a slower rate than they were 12 months ago, according to the latest Capital Gains Report from the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand.
The report shows that the median selling prices of homes sold in the three months to the end of August were higher than they were in the same three month period of last year in 13 of the REINZ's 16 sales districts and lower in three: Auckland -1.5%, Marlborough - 2.2% and West Coast -11.1%.
The biggest gains compared to last year were in Manawatu-Whanganui +23.0%, Southland +20.5% and Gisborne +15.6%.
However, in the majority of regions the rate of growth had slowed compared to last year.
The median price growth rate in the three months to August was lower compared to the same period of last year in nine regions, higher in six and unchanged in one (see table below).
The market was particularly weak in Auckland with the region-wide median price in the three months to August lower than it was in the same three month period of both 2018 and 2017.
Median price growth was weaker in all districts of Auckland except Papakura and Franklin on the city's southern flank (see second table below).
Median price growth has slowed throughout the upper North Island, with Northland's rate slowing to 3.2% from 8.6% last year, Waikato was down to 2.0% from 8.5% last year and Bay of Plenty was 3.5% from 7.5% last year.
Even Wellington, which has been one of the strongest markets, recorded median price growth of 8.6% compared to 13.7% last year.
The areas that showed the strongest median price growth tended to be those where prices were still relatively cheap compared to main centres, such as Southland which recorded 20.5% median price growth in the three months to August compared to 3.8% in the same period of last year, and Manawatu/Whanganui with 23% price median price growth compared to 8.9% a year ago.
REINZ Capital Gains by Region - Three Months to August
REINZ Auckland Capital Gains by District - Three Months to August


--- layout: post authors: ["Amy Brown"] title: New Camps Coming Up date: 2013-03-14 time: "09:00:00" tags: ["Bootcamps"] ---
We have arranged plenty of bootcamps in the last few weeks; here's what's coming up:
| Site | Dates | Registration Status |
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| American University of Beirut | Mar 20–21 | not yet open |
| King Abdullah University of Science and Technology | Mar 24–25 | not yet open |
| University College London | Apr 4 and 8 | not yet open |
| EGI Forum, Manchester | Apr 11 | open |
| University of Wisconsin - Madison | Apr 29–30 | not yet open |
| University of Oxford | May 9–10 | restricted |
| NESCent | May 16–17 | not yet open |
| Duke University | May 20–21 | not yet open |
| University of Massachusetts Amherst | May 23–24 | not yet open |
| University of Alberta | May 30–31 | open |
| Tufts University | June 3–4 | not yet open |
| University of Southampton | June 3–4 | restricted |
| University of Oklahoma | July 1–2 | restricted |
| Indiana University | July 11–12 | not yet open |
| Utah State University | July 16–17 | not yet open |
| University of Notre Dame | July 18–19 | not yet open |
| University of Iowa | September 5–6 | not yet open |
And of course we're always looking for more eager researchers who want to organize a camp at their institution. If you're interested, please contact us for more information about what's involved.


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A Table of Contens part displays element bookmarks defined in the other report parts. The part report should have the net.sf.jasperreports.print.create.bookmarks set in order to collect bookmarks at report generation time.
The Table of Contents part needs to be evaluated after other report parts; if the part is to be printed at the beginning of the document it should have Report evaluation (and no subsequent parts should have the same evaluation).
Report bookmarks are fed into the Table of Contents part as a data source. The name of the data source parameter is provided via a part property called net.sf.jasperreports.bookmarks.data.source.parameter .
If the part subreport directly uses the bookmarks as data source, the value of the property should be REPORT_DATA_SOURCE .
The bookmark data source provides the following fields: <field name="level" class="java.lang.Integer"/> <field name="label" class="java.lang.String"/> <field name="pageIndex" class="java.lang.Integer"/>The part template needs to create Table of Contents entries based on these fields. The level field can be used to indent Table of Contents entries.
The label fields provides the name of the bookmark and can be used to create a LocalAnchor hyperlink to the bookmark.
The pageIndex field is the temporary index of the page on which the bookmark is located.
The page index is temporary because the pages generated by the Table of Contents part are not taken into account.
When the table of contents is placed at the beginning of the document, the final page index can be displayed in the Table of Contents part
by defining a text field with evaluationTime="Auto" that adds $V{PAGE_NUMBER} to $F{pageIndex} .
The following are generic text fields that display a bookmark label and a page reference for the bookmark: <textField hyperlinkType="LocalAnchor"> <reportElement .../> <textFieldExpression>$F{label}</textFieldExpression> <hyperlinkAnchorExpression>$F{label}</hyperlinkAnchorExpression> </textField> <textField evaluationTime="Auto" hyperlinkType="LocalPage"> <reportElement .../> <textFieldExpression>$V{PAGE_NUMBER} + $F{pageIndex} + 1</textFieldExpression> <hyperlinkPageExpression>$V{PAGE_NUMBER} + $F{pageIndex} + 1</hyperlinkPageExpression> </textField>Table Of Contents - Examples Below is an example of how to use report parts in order to create a document with Table of Contents. In the main report ( TableOfContentsReport.jrxml ) one can see the sectionType="Part" attribute set, along with the
net.sf.jasperreports.print.create.bookmarks property and two parts defined in the report:
<jasperReport ... sectionType="Part" ...> <property name="net.sf.jasperreports.print.create.bookmarks" value="true"/> ... <group name="dummy"> <groupExpression>1</groupExpression> <groupHeader> <part evaluationTime="Report" uuid="1fadcc2f-31c1-49be-bd52-f8b69e38cd83"> <property name="net.sf.jasperreports.bookmarks.data.source.parameter" value="REPORT_DATA_SOURCE"/> <partNameExpression><![CDATA["Table of Contents"]] ></partNameExpression> <p:subreportPart xmlns:p="http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/jasperreports/parts" xsi:schemaLocation="http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/jasperreports/parts http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/xsd/parts.xsd" usingCache="true"> <subreportParameter name="ReportTitle"> <subreportParameterExpression><![CDATA[$P{ReportTitle}]] ></subreportParameterExpression> </subreportParameter> <subreportExpression><![CDATA["TocPart.jasper"]] ></subreportExpression> </p:subreportPart> </part> <part uuid="3f63c482-39b2-43f1-a623-15fb046605a5"> <partNameExpression><![CDATA["Countries"]] ></partNameExpression> <p:subreportPart xmlns:p="http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/jasperreports/parts" xsi:schemaLocation="http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/jasperreports/parts http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/xsd/parts.xsd" usingCache="true"> <subreportParameter name="REPORT_CONNECTION"> <subreportParameterExpression><![CDATA[$P{REPORT_CONNECTION}]] ></subreportParameterExpression> </subreportParameter> <subreportParameter name="ReportTitle"> <subreportParameterExpression><![CDATA[$P{ReportTitle}]] ></subreportParameterExpression> </subreportParameter> <subreportExpression><![CDATA["TablePart.jasper"]] ></subreportExpression> </p:subreportPart> </part> </groupHeader> </group> </jasperReport>The first part in the report is the Table of Contents based on TocPart.jasper which can be obtained from the TocPart.jrxml file.
One can see how the built-in data source containing necessary bookmark data is referred using a part property:
<property name="net.sf.jasperreports.bookmarks.data.source.parameter" value="REPORT_DATA_SOURCE"/>
The TocPart.jrxml report is a band-based report that declares 3 specific fields related to the built-in data source,
and provides an appropriate design layout for the table of contents:
<jasperReport ...> ... <field name="level" class="java.lang.Integer"/> <field name="label" class="java.lang.String"/> <field name="pageIndex" class="java.lang.Integer"/> ... <title> <band ...> ... </band> </title> <pageHeader> <band ...> ... </band> </pageHeader> <detail> <band ...> ... </band> </detail> </jasperReport>The second part in the main report is based on TablePart.jasper which can be obtained from the TablePart.jrxml file. Here we have a table
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<jasperReport ...> ... <group name="FirstLetterGroup" minHeightToStartNewPage="60"> <groupExpression><![CDATA[$V{FirstLetter}]] ></groupExpression> <groupHeader> <band height="25"> ... <textField bookmarkLevel="1"> <reportElement style="Sans_Bold" mode="Opaque" x="190" y="10" width="325" height="15" backcolor="#C0C0C0" uuid="f4a94c0c-fd87-4fa8-a56c-68f8f0345a65"/> <textFieldExpression><![CDATA[$V{FirstLetter}]] ></textFieldExpression> <anchorNameExpression><![CDATA["Letter " + $V{FirstLetter}]] ></anchorNameExpression> </textField> </band> </groupHeader> </group> <group name="ShipCountryGroup" minHeightToStartNewPage="60"> <groupExpression><![CDATA[$F{ShipCountry}]] ></groupExpression> <groupHeader> <band height="20"> ... <textField bookmarkLevel="2"> <reportElement style="Sans_Bold" x="0" y="4" width="515" height="15" uuid="30ec046e-3560-4e5b-b03c-4f7b4c5851a5"/> <textFieldExpression> <![CDATA[" " + String.valueOf($V{ShipCountryNumber}) + ". " + String.valueOf($F{ShipCountry})]] > </textFieldExpression> <anchorNameExpression><![CDATA[$F{ShipCountry}]] ></anchorNameExpression> </textField> </band> </groupHeader> <groupFooter> ... </groupFooter> </group> <pageHeader> <band ...> ... </band> </pageHeader> <detail> <band ...> ... </band> </detail> <pageFooter> <band ...> ... <textField evaluationTime="Master"> <reportElement x="0" y="20" width="515" height="15" uuid="c768ea70-8165-4afd-b13d-df34d5456803"/> <textElement textAlignment="Center"/> <textFieldExpression><![CDATA["Page " + $V{MASTER_CURRENT_PAGE} + " of " + $V{MASTER_TOTAL_PAGES}]] ></textFieldExpression> </textField> </band> </pageFooter> </jasperReport>One can see also an example of special MASTER_CURRENT_PAGE and MASTER_TOTAL_PAGES variables usage,
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Running the Sample
Running the sample requires the Apache Ant library. Make sure that ant is already installed on your system (version 1.5 or later).
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Next: Malloc memory, Previous: Memory usage, Up: Memory usage [Contents][Index]
Most of the memory used by Polipo is stored in chunks, fixed-size
blocks of memory; the size of a chunk is defined by the compile-time
constant CHUNK_SIZE
, and defaults to 4096 bytes on 32-bit
platforms, 8192 on 64-bit ones. Chunks are used for storing object
data (bodies of instances) and for temporary I/O buffers. Increasing
the chunk size increases performance somewhat, but at the cost of
larger granularity of allocation and hence larger memory usage.
By default, Polipo uses a hand-crafted memory allocator based on
mmap
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under Windows) for allocating
chunks; while this is very slightly faster than the stock memory
allocator, its main benefit is that it limits memory fragmentation.
It is possible to disable the chunk allocator, and use
malloc
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MALLOC_CHUNKS
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debugging.
There is one assumption made about CHUNK_SIZE
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CHUNK_SIZE
multiplied by the number of bits in an
unsigned long
(actually in a ChunkBitmap
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chunk.c) must be a multiple of the page size, which is 4096 on
most systems (8192 on Alpha, and apparently 65536 on Windows).
As all network I/O will be performed in units of one to two chunks,
CHUNK_SIZE
should be at least equal to your network interface’s
MTU (typically 1500 bytes). Additionally, as much I/O will be done at
CHUNK_SIZE
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should ideally
be a multiple of the page size.
In summary, 2048, 4096, 8192 and 16384 are good choices for
CHUNK_SIZE
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Chiwenga, military allies snubbed as Zim names streets after ED Mnangagwa
The ruling Zanu PF Government has today named at least one street in every city and some selected towns after President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Speaking during the 41th post Cabinet briefing today, Minister of Environment, Tourism and Hospitality Mangaliso Ndlovu who was the acting Information Minister said Cabinet approved the changes.
Enterprise road in Harare, Chinhoyi-Chegutu highway, Main street in Gweru, Hughes in Masvingo are now called Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa road.
Cabinet has also changed names of several roads across the country naming them after local and regional icons.
Surprisingly, ailing vice president Constatino Chiwenga who played a critical role in the soft coup of toppling the late former president Robert Mugabe has been snubbed together with his military allies.
Some Government buildings were also renamed including Harare Central Hospital to Sally Mugabe.
Belows is an attached annex of all the names changed.
Annexure ‘A’
Name Changes for Streets, Roads and Avenues in the Capital City
| City/Town | Present Name | Proposed Name |
| Harare | Speke Avenue | Agostinho Neto Avenue |
| Angwa Street | Sir Seretse Khama Street | |
| 3rd Street | Patrice Lumumba Street | |
| Selous Avenue | John Landa Nkomo Avenue | |
| Cameron Street | Joseph Msika Street | |
| 7thStreet, Chancellor and Borrowdale Roads | Liberation Legacy Way | |
| Enterprise Road | Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa Road | |
| From Airport to Manyame Air Base | Josiah Tungamirai Drive | |
| Kirkman Drive | Solomon Mujuru Drive | |
| Dieppe Road | Vitalis Zvinavashe Road | |
| Charter Road | Fidel Castro Road | |
| Innez Terrace | Mayor Urimbo Terrace | |
| Fife Avenue | Leonid Brezhnev Street | |
| Rotten Row | Abdel Gamal Nasser Road | |
| Central Avenue | Ahmed Ben Bella Avenue | |
| South Avenue | Guy Clutton-Brock Avenue | |
| First Street | First Street Mall | |
| Lomagundi Road starting from Upper East Road right up to the Westgate Circle | Nemakonde Way | |
| From Westgate Circle to New Parliament Precinct | Chairman Mao Boulevard | |
| Upper East Road | Charles Dauramanzi Road |
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| Pennefather Avenue | Amoth Chingombe Avenue | |
| Wheelby Road | Ackim Ndlovu Road | |
| Wynne Street | Zidube Ranch Battle Street | |
| Orr Street | Kavalamanja Battle Street | |
| Grant Street | Altena Farm Battle Street | |
| Drummond Chaplin Street | Sipolilo Battle Street | |
| Rudd Street | Kantibhai Patel Street | |
| Rezende Street | Julia Zvobgo Street | |
| Milton Avenue | Leopold Takawira Avenue | |
| Livingstone Avenue | Oliver Tambo Avenue | |
| Park Lane | Jomo Kenyatta Lane | |
| Cecil Rhodes Drive | Willie Musarurwa Drive | |
| Allan Wilson Rd | Mgagao Camp Road | |
| Blackinston Street | Joseph Culverwell Street | |
| Baines Avenue | Herbert Ushewokunze Avenue | |
| Golden Stairs Road | Solomon Mutswairo Road | |
| Quendon Drive | Eddison Zvobgo Drive | |
| Lorraine Drive | Mama Mafuyana Drive | |
| West Road | Sunny Takawira Road | |
| Argyle Road | Sydney Malunga Road | |
| The Chase | Sikwili Moyo Street | |
| Frank Johnson Avenue | Zororo Duri Avenue | |
| Macguire Avenue | Lizart Sibanda Avenue |
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| 12th Avenue | Joseph Msika Avenue | |
| 6th Avenue up to end of 6th Avenue Extension | Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa Way | |
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| 3rd Avenue | Nelson Kutshwekhaya (N.K.) Ndlovu Avenue | |
| 4th Avenue through to 7th Street up to King George | John Landa Nkomo Avenue | |
| 5th Avenue | Maria Msika Avenue | |
| 1st Avenue | Lazarus Nkala Avenue | |
| 10th Avenue | Nikita Mangena Avenue | |
| 11th Avenue | Daniel Madzimbamuto Avenue | |
| 13th Avenue to include Anthony Taylor Ave | Clement Muchachi Road | |
| 14th Avenue | George Nyandoro Avenue | |
| Connaught Avenue | Cephas Cele Avenue | |
| Cecil Avenue continuing up to Wellington Road | Albert Nxele Way | |
| Fife Street and Queens Road | Queen Lozikeyi Street | |
| Collenbrander Avenue | Lookout Masuku Avenue | |
| Doncaster Road | Sikanjaya Muntanga Road | |
| Fort Street through to Bellevue Road up to Plumtree Road. | Benjamin Burombo Street | |
| Vic Falls Road | Mosi-Oa-Tunya Road | |
| 23rd Avenue | Jairos Jiri Avenue | |
| Chinhoyi | North Drive | Felix Muchemwa Drive |
| Mid Way | Bernard Chidzero Way | |
| Park Street | Ariston Chambati Street | |
| Montrose Road | Nathan Shamuyarira Road | |
| Command Street | George Nyandoro Street | |
| Mashonic Lane | Sarudzai Chinamaropa (aka Isaac Mukusa) Lane | |
| Gweru | 3rd Street | Richard Hove Street |
| 6th Street | Nikita Mangena Street | |
| 7th Street | Joshua Nkomo Street | |
| Moffat Drive | Simon Muzenda Drive | |
| Mutare | Aerodrome Road | Kumbirai Kangai Road |
| First Street | Maurice Nyagumbo Street | |
| Second Street | Moven Mahachi Street | |
| Jelf Road | Edgar Tekere Road | |
| Masvingo | Bradburn Street | Sheba Tavarwisa Street |
| Robertson Street | Eddison Zvobgo Street | |
| Hofmeyer Street | Simon Muzenda Street | |
| Hellet Street | Shuvai Mahofa Street |
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| City/Town | Present Name | Proposed Name |
| Kwekwe | A5 Road | Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa Road |
| Chinhoyi | Chinhoyi –Chegutu Road | Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa Road |
| Gweru | Main Street | Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa Street |
| Chipinge | Main Street | Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa Street |
| Bindura | Etherton Road | Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa Road |
| Mutare | Edgar Peacock Road | Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa Road |
| Chegutu | Henry Hartley Road | Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa Road |
| Masvingo | Hughes Street | Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa Street |
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| Immigration Building | Chingaira Makoni Building |
| Central Registry Building | Muchecheterwa Chiwashira Building |
| Ambassador House | Queen Lozikeyi House |
| Quality International Hotel | Chinengundu Mashayamombe House |
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| Thomlison Depot | Chimoio Camp Depot |
| Morris Depot | Mkushi Camp Depot |
| Harare Central Hospital | Sally Mugabe Central Hospital |
| CID Headquarters Building | Ethan Dube Building |
New Names for Sub-National Government Office Blocks
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| Harare (Cecil House) | Ruth Chinamano House |
| Gwanda “Governor Complex” | Stephen Jeqe Nkomo Building |
| Tsholotsho District Office | John Landa Nkomo Building |
| Kezi District Office | Joana Mafuyana-Nkomo Building |
| Lupane Provincial Government Complex | Welshman Mabhena Building |
| Hwange District Office | Thokozile Mathuthu Building |
| Chipinge District Complex | William Ndangana Building |
| Mutare Provincial Complex | Rekayi Tangwena Building |
| Mutare Provincial Hospital | Victoria Chitepo Provincial Hospital |
| Marondera Provincial Complex | Ernest Kadungure Building |
| Mt Darwin District Complex | George Rutanhire Building |
| Chinhoyi Provincial Complex | Chinhoyi 7 Heroes Building |
| Gweru Provincial Complex | Cephas Msipa Building |
| Mazowe District Office | Joseph Msika Building |
| Gutu District Complex | Moudy Muzenda Building |


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Who were you in Xen?
Posted:
Fri Feb 09, 2007 10:35 am
by kuba
and will you be keeping your name for PV?
I was Infidel on x1
Yoda (2nd highest wiz at one point) and Desmurtes on x3
Not sure what ill use, or for that matter what class, ill be in PV
Posted:
Fri Feb 09, 2007 10:50 am
by thadiusofx3
I've had to many names to put them all in 1 list lol.
Oldest to newest:
1. Legend of GAIA (old X1 before there were any other servers)
2. The Force (same)
3. ADMIN (same)
4. Millenia (not the female character that plays now!)
5. Abaddon (Old X2 when it was still PK)
6. Cleric of Apollyon (Same)(the first one, the 2nd one the guy stole my name)
7. Thadius (Old X3 when the turds were around)
8. Ixion (X2)
Posted:
Fri Feb 09, 2007 11:11 am
by kuba
wouldnt you agree old x3 was the cream of the crop...
pretty much as soon as the server went live all the bombass players joined and we tore up x1 and x2 on ds in the coming weeks
Posted:
Fri Feb 09, 2007 11:20 am
by thadiusofx3
Old X3 was fun as hell
Thadius used to tear some stuff up in DS wars until EJ nerfed the weapon masteries that he was built for.
Posted:
Fri Feb 09, 2007 12:48 pm
by Ender
My 3 main characters were Ender (x1), Neo X (x2), and Miro (x5).
I plan on resurrecting one of them when PV comes out, but I'm not sure which yet.
Posted:
Fri Feb 09, 2007 12:56 pm
by thadiusofx3
Are you kidding? Resurrect Neo X!
Posted:
Fri Feb 09, 2007 2:12 pm
by Karl G.
Oldest to newest:
Torian (human paladin, lvl 6)
(I was something here, but I can't remember....)
Ecrofresia <-- highest char, lvl 34 or so when I quit to program more
Baron Van Clyde
Ecrofresia <-- original was deleted
Ecrofresia Two
Aiserforce
Posted:
Fri Feb 09, 2007 2:50 pm
by 9sam1
Poor Kid (x3)
pretty much the only char i used except for some noobs.
Posted:
Fri Feb 09, 2007 3:51 pm
by logitech
alright lets see if i can remember ill go from oldest to newest...
x3
Blueman
Dark Exavior
Fritz
Wheres Fritz
Cuddle Bear
Siob Malox Nex
Siobs Pet Dragon
x2
Skindred
Brock Samson
Logitech
Espiritus Sancti
Siob Nikz Nex
Sir Pineapple
Orc Shaman
Unearth
+atleast 20 more newbs i got to around lvl 15... lol
i started all the chars on the list, only lost siobs pet dragon/malox nex/cuddlebear to "hackeR"
but remade cuddlebear in x2...
Posted:
Fri Feb 09, 2007 3:52 pm
by logitech
ya, that list of x2 realy isnt oldest to newest but w/e
Posted:
Fri Feb 09, 2007 4:17 pm
by Doffen
REALLY OLD DAYS (August 2000 - January 2001)
Doffen85
I R Baboon
January 2001 - February 2003
Doffen (warlock, deleted
)
Berserker
Aldaron (X3)
Other chars:
Doffen, darkwar. Inactive atm.
Posted:
Fri Feb 09, 2007 5:04 pm
by kuba
if it isnt the age-old forum junkie doffen!
welcome aboard mate
Posted:
Fri Feb 09, 2007 5:14 pm
by 9sam1
logitech wrote:alright lets see if i can remember ill go from oldest to newest...
x3
Blueman
Dark Exavior
Fritz
Wheres Fritz
Cuddle Bear
Siob Malox Nex
Siobs Pet Dragon
x2
Skindred
Brock Samson
Logitech
Espiritus Sancti
Siob Nikz Nex
Sir Pineapple
Orc Shaman
Unearth
+atleast 20 more newbs i got to around lvl 15... lol
i started all the chars on the list, only lost siobs pet dragon/malox nex/cuddlebear to "hackeR"
but remade cuddlebear in x2...
lol i remember you, i pked your noob cleric at imps like 10 times in 1 day once lol.
Posted:
Fri Feb 09, 2007 10:11 pm
by logitech
my newb cleric was blueman... lol, were you deathsage? cause he's biggest pker i remember from like 2001-2004 lol
Posted:
Fri Feb 09, 2007 10:53 pm
by 9sam1
nah as i posted before i was poor kid.  Originally on X5.
Posted:
Tue Feb 13, 2007 7:45 am
by Sega Rally Pownz
Terra Incognita was hacked. Then sold. Then sold again.
Posted:
Tue Feb 13, 2007 12:25 pm
by Kuristopher
Delete x3
Posted:
Tue Feb 13, 2007 4:35 pm
by Ashlar
lets see
old x1
p797
caesarer
x2
ECLIPSE
Warlock Adept
Saint Ashlar
those are my original chars, everything else ive had was shared and lost.
Posted:
Wed Feb 14, 2007 6:33 am
by kuba
whoaa never knew you were p797 ashlar. now THAT's an oldschool char.
Posted:
Wed Feb 14, 2007 10:54 am
by You are wrong
X3:
Nostradamus (33 war)
X1:
Antithesis (28 pali)
Bashy (36 wiz)


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Kin and I have started a podcast. It’ll be a few weeks before we have our formal launch, but the plan is to record a show every Sunday in which we discuss the week in tech
I’ve been pulling the venture funding data for all education startups from 2010 to present. I need to compile all the 2016 data, but I’ll be ready to publish this – including the data – next weekend
I had breakfast with my old high school friend Tom Adams
I’m reviewing a book proposal for an academic press – hopefully I’ll wrap this up this afternoon
I’ve moved my Known installation to a subdomain on this blog, fragments.audreywatters.com, – or Reclaim Hosting has. I’m still trying to get it to work again. Ugh. Technology
In the meantime, I’ve added a temporary landing page for aud.life. (This, along with hackingschooling.com will not be renewed)
I chatted with MDA about a story she’s working on for The Atlantic
I chatted with Bryan Mathers, as I’ve commissioned him to do some drawings for Hack Education (t-shirts and laptop stickers for sale soon)


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Testing can show the presence of bugs, not their absence.
Dick Sites
I would rather write programs to help me write programs than write programs.
Rich Pattis
When debugging, novices insert corrective code; experts remove defective code.
Alan Perlis
A language that doesn't affect the way you think about programming, is not worth knowing.
Norm Schryer
If the code and the comments disagree, then both are probably wrong.
Grace Hopper
The most damaging phrase in the language is: 'It's always been done that way.'
Guy Steele, Jr.
One person's data is another person's program.
Fred Brooks
Good judgement comes from experience, and experience comes from bad judgement.


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Hi! My name is Nicolas but I prefer to be called Nico. I started my educational journey as a music student, playing the guitar in upper secondary school in southern Sweden. After moving to Stockholm I worked for a couple of years before switching to Astronomy, earning a BSc in Astronomy at Stockholm University. This is where I cultivated my love for programming.After hearing that The Game Assembly was starting a branch in Stockholm, I signed up as fast as I could, and now I can't wait to start my career as a Game Programmer!
Game Programming Experience
Having soon graduated from The Game Assembly, I have worked in many areas of game development for small projects. What interests me the most right now is Render, Audio and UI programming, but I have also authored gameplay systems such as the ability system for a Diablo-like RPG we made and the game object components constituting most of the gameplay logic in a top-down 2D puzzle adventure project.Feel free to check out an in depth rundown of some of the projects I've worked on in the Game Projects tab, as well as the Highlights section, where I detail certain features of the 3D engine we built that I'm especially happy with!
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I am self-motivated and curious, always eager to learn the finer details of how something works. When I problem solve, I always go about it in an analytical, careful fashion. This stems from my science background, where I discovered what it means to truly understand something, and the joy of exploration in general.To me, the most important part of being a team player is empathy and openness, and I think this approach is key in my ability to cooperate with others. I own my mistakes and take every opportunity I can to learn from others.
Thank you for reading! I hope we get the opportunity to change the games industry for the better together.


gsettings-schema-convert - GConf to GSettings schema conversion
gsettings-schema-convert [option...] {file}
gsettings-schema-convert converts between GConf and GSettings schema file formats. Note that the conversion is not expected to be fully automated. You are expected to verify and edit the result of the conversion.
Note that GSettings schemas need to be converted into binary form with glib-compile-schemas before they can be used by applications.
-h, --help
Print help and exit
-o OUTPUT, --output=OUTPUT
Store the generated output in the file OUTPUT. If no output file is specified, the generated output is written to stdout.
-f, --force
Overwrite the output file if it already exists.
-g, --gconf
The input file is a GConf schema.
-s, --simple
Produce a GSettings schema in simple format. The simple format is easier to edit and can be converted into the XML format with gsettings-schema-convert later on.
-x, --xml
Produce a GSettings schema in XML format. If the output format is not explicitly specified, this is the default.
-i ID, --schema-id=ID
Use ID as the schema id in the generated GSettings schema.
-d DOMAIN, --gettext-domain=DOMAIN
Use DOMAIN as the gettext domain in the generated GSettings schema.
-u, --keep-underscores
Keep underscores in key names instead of replacing them with dashes. GSettings keys should not contain any underscore.
gsettings-data-convert(1) a related command to migrate user settings from GConf to GSettings.


"Webpack is a module bundler. Webpack takes modules with dependencies and generates static assets representing those modules."
var path = require('path')
var webpack = require('webpack')
module.exports = {
// The base directory for resolving the entry option
context: __dirname + "/app/coffeescript",
// The entry point for the bundle
entry: "./bootstrap.coffee",
// Various output options, to give us a single bundle.js file with everything resolved and concatenated
output: {
path: __dirname + '/app/webpack',
filename: "bundle.js",
publicPath: '/app/webpack/',
pathinfo: true
},
// Where to resolve our loaders
resolveLoader: {
modulesDirectories: ['node_modules']
},
resolve: {
// Directories that contain our modules
root: [path.join(__dirname, "./app/coffeescript"), path.join(__dirname, "./app/templates")],
// Extensions used to resolve modules
extensions: ['', '.js', '.csx', '.csx.coffee', '.coffee'],
// Replace modules with other modules or paths (like the 'paths' option with Require.js)
alias: {
some_lib: path.join(__dirname, "some/location")
}
},
// Source map option. Eval provides a little less info, but is faster
devtool: 'eval',
// Our loader configuration
module: {
loaders: [
{ test: /\.csx.coffee$/, loaders: ['coffee', 'cjsx']},
{ test: /^(?=.*coffee)(?!.*csx).*/, loader: 'coffee' }, // Contains .coffee but NOT .csx
{ test: /\.html$/, loader: "mustache"},
{ test: /\.json$/, loader: "json"}
]
},
// Include mocks for when node.js specific modules may be required
node: {
fs: 'empty',
net: 'empty',
tls: 'empty'
}
};
Some lines left out for brevity
entry: "./bootstrap.coffee",
output: {
path: __dirname + '/app/webpack',
filename: "bundle.js"
}
Run with webpack --watch
"Loaders allow you to preprocess files as you require() or “load” them"
module: {
loaders: [
{ test: /\.csx.coffee$/, loaders: ['coffee', 'cjsx']},
{ test: /^(?=.*coffee)(?!.*csx).*/, loader: 'coffee' },
{ test: /\.html$/, loader: "mustache"},
{ test: /\.json$/, loader: "json"}
]
}
Loaders can be resolved from anywhere, node_modules
is conveniently used by default
They can be chained, making them very powerful
Add in a style loader
{ test: /\.css$/, loader: 'style!css'}
And require()
CSS
CSS = require('./site.css')
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plugins: [new ExtractTextPlugin("app/assets/css/site.css")]
First of all output
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filename: "bundle.js",
publicPath: "http://localhost:8080/app/webpack"
}
And an extra loader to process CJSX files
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+Joint
- Class for bidirectional object relations, a subclass of
+Link
. Expects a (symbolic) attribute, and
list of classes as type
of the
referred database object (of class +Entity
). A +Joint
corresponds
to two +Link
s, where the attribute argument is the relation of the
back-link in the referred object. See also Database.
(class +Ord +Entity) # Order class
(rel pos (+List +Joint) ord (+Pos)) # List of positions in that order
...
(class +Pos +Entity) # Position class
(rel ord (+Joint) pos (+Ord)) # Back-link to the parent order
(job 'lst . prg) -> any
- Executes a job within its own environment (as specified by symbol-value
pairs in
lst
). The current values of all symbols are saved, the
symbols are bound to the values in lst
, prg
is
executed, then the (possibly modified) symbol values are (destructively) stored
in the environment list, and the symbols are restored to their original values.
The return value is the result of prg
. Typically used in curried
functions and *Run
tasks. See also env
, bind
, let
, use
and state
.
: (de tst ()
(job '((A . 0) (B . 0))
(println (inc 'A) (inc 'B 2)) ) )
-> tst
: (tst)
1 2
-> 2
: (tst)
2 4
-> 4
: (tst)
3 6
-> 6
: (pp 'tst)
(de tst NIL
(job '((A . 3) (B . 6))
(println (inc 'A) (inc 'B 2)) ) )
-> tst
(journal ['T] 'any ..) -> T
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any
, and
writes all changes to the database. If the first argument is T
, the
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.
: (journal "db.log")
-> T


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With the film Spies In Disguise on the way, including a star-studded cast, Mark Ronson is giving everyone a little taste of what to expect from the accompanying EP. The producer unleashed his new single, "Then There Were Two" earlier today featuring Anderson .Paak. The singer also holds down the drums on the track while brings an outstanding soulful vocal performance. The song also includes guitar from Tom Brenneck who's s known for his work with The Dap-Kings and The Budos Band.
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LOGIN(3) Linux Programmer's Manual LOGIN(3) NAME login, logout - write utmp and wtmp entries SYNOPSIS #include <utmp.h> void login(const struct utmp *ut); int logout(const char *ut_line); Link with -lutil. DESCRIPTION The utmp file records who is currently using the system. The wtmp file records all logins and logouts. See utmp(5). The function login() takes the supplied struct utmp, ut, and writes it to both the utmp and the wtmp file. The function logout() clears the entry in the utmp file again. GNU Details More precisely, login() takes the argument ut struct, fills the field ut->ut_type (if there is such a field) with the value USER_PROCESS, and fills the field ut->ut_pid (if there is such a field) with the process ID of the calling process. Then it tries to fill the field ut->ut_line. It takes the first of stdin, stdout, stderr that is a tty, and stores the corresponding pathname minus a possible leading /dev/ into this field, and then writes the struct to the utmp file. On the other hand, if no tty name was found, this field is filled with "???" and the struct is not written to the utmp file. After this, the struct is written to the wtmp file. The logout() function searches the utmp file for an entry matching the ut_line argument. If a record is found, it is updated by zeroing out the ut_name and ut_host fields, updating the ut_tv timestamp field and set‐ ting ut_type (if there is such a field) to DEAD_PROCESS. RETURN VALUE The logout() function returns 1 if the entry was successfully written to the database, or 0 if an error occurred. FILES /var/run/utmp user accounting database, configured through _PATH_UTMP in <paths.h> /var/log/wtmp user accounting log file, configured through _PATH_WTMP in <paths.h> CONFORMING TO Not in POSIX.1-2001. Present on the BSDs. NOTES Note that the member ut_user of struct utmp is called ut_name in BSD. Therefore, ut_name is defined as an alias for ut_user in <utmp.h>. SEE ALSO getutent(3), utmp(5) COLOPHON This page is part of release 3.44 of the Linux man-pages project. A description of the project, and information about reporting bugs, can be found at http://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/. GNU 2004-05-06 LOGIN(3)


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Man injured in crash after hitting patch of ice in Green County, deputies say
by Stephanie FryerEXETER, Wis. - A Brodhead man was injured after hitting a patch of ice and crashing his vehicle, according to the Green County Sheriff's Office.
William P. Arndt, 27, was driving on the N9300 block of State Highway 92 in the town of Exeter around 7:40 a.m. Thursday when the crash happened.
Deputies said the road was icy and Arndt lost control his his vehicle while negotiating a curve.
The Belleville Fire Department had to free Ardnt from his vehicle, according to a release by the Sheriff's Office.
Arndt told deputies he was wearing his seat belt. He suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was taken to a local emergency room, the release said.
Arndt was cited on suspicion of operating a motor vehicle without insurance.
Traffic on State Highway 92 was shut down for about 30 minutes because of the crash.


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Java KV diagram demonstration - example 2
Before minimization
The following image shows the initial KV diagram and
the corresponding minterm circuit realization of the second example
boolean function.
The initial PLA needs eight AND-gates.
KV diagram before minimization:
Initial circuit realization:
Wrong minimization
While it is tempting to draw big loops first, this is not a good
idea for KV diagram minimization.
This example shows why.
After drawing the central four-loop first, we need four additional
one-loops (ok, or two-loops) to cover the other terms.
The resulting PLA needs five AND-gates.
KV diagram with loops:
Corresponding optimized circuit:
Correct minimization
If one starts with the smallest loops,
the optimal solution is evident.
This realization of the function only needs four AND-gates!
KV diagram with loops:
Optimized circuit:
All comments, hints and bug reports are welcome: Please contact
hendrich@informatik.uni-hamburg.de.


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