new Camera(width, height, x, y, params)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Argument | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
width |
Int | initial width inside the render |
|
height |
Int | initial height inside the render |
|
x |
Int | position in the Render |
|
y |
Int | position in the Render |
|
params |
Object |
<optional> |
optional parameters |
- Source:
Properties:
| Name | Type | Argument | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
name |
String |
<optional> |
"noname" | name your camera |
tag |
String |
<optional> |
"none" | assign tags if it's can be useful for you |
scene |
Scene |
<optional> |
null | you can give a scene on creation, or later |
Example
Game.camera = new DE.Camera( 1920, 1080, 0, 0, { "name": "mainGame", "backgroundColor": "green" } );
Members
-
<static> this.alpha
-
applied on final rendering, this will display the camera with transparency in the Render
- Source:
-
<static> this.bufferAlpha
-
applied before rendering, all gameObjects and gui will inherits from the bufferAlpha
- Source:
-
<protected, static> this.fadeBufferData :Object
-
object used to apply fade before rendering
Type:
- Object
- Source:
-
<protected, static> this.fadeData :Object
-
object used to apply fade on final Camera rendering
Type:
- Object
- Source:
-
<protected, static> this.moveData :Object
-
object used to apply move translation
Type:
- Object
- Source:
-
<protected, static> this.shakeData :Object
-
object used to apply shake
Type:
- Object
- Source:
Methods
-
<protected, static> GameObject#applyFocus()
-
apply focus on target if there is one You shouldn't call or change this method
- Source:
-
add(camera)
-
add a Camera to your camera TODO - I think there is problems with this, I just tried it quickly
Parameters:
Name Type Description camera
Camera - Source:
-
<protected> applyFade()
-
apply the current fade
- Source:
-
<protected> applyFocus()
-
apply focus on target if there is one You shouldn't call or change this method
- Source:
-
<protected> applyMove()
-
apply the move transition each update You shouldn't call or change this method
- Source:
-
<protected> applyShake()
-
apply the shake each frame You shouldn't call or change this method
- Source:
-
<protected> checkLimits()
-
Check camera limits fixed by limits object you set in camera previously. It's usefull to setup worlds limits, or in a plate-former limit the Y axis (then your camera will stop at the floor, for example) You touch this method at your own risks
- Source:
-
<protected> convertMousePos()
-
convert mouse pos with harmonics and ratio You shouldn't call or change this method
- Source:
-
fade(from, to, duration, bufferApply)
-
create a fade from val, to val, with given duration time
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description from
Float start value
to
Float <optional>
0 end value
duration
Int <optional>
500 fade duration in ms
bufferApply
Boolean <optional>
false apply the fade on buffer (will render all objects transparent)
- Source:
Example
myCamera.fade( 0.5, 1, 850 );
-
fadeIn(duration, bufferApply)
-
fade the camera to alpha 1 with given duration time fade start to the current alpha
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description duration
Int <optional>
500 fade duration in ms
bufferApply
Boolean <optional>
false apply the fade on buffer (will render all objects transparent)
- Source:
Example
// alpha = 1 in 850ms myCamera.fadeIn( 850 );
-
fadeOut(duration, bufferApply)
-
fade the camera to alpha 0 with given duration time fade start to the current alpha
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description duration
Int <optional>
500 fade duration in ms
bufferApply
Boolean <optional>
false apply the fade on buffer (will render all objects transparent)
- Source:
Example
// alpha = 0 in 850ms myCamera.fadeOut( 850 );
-
fadeTo(to, duration, bufferApply)
-
create a fade to val, from current alpha value with given duration time
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description to
Float <optional>
0 end value
duration
Int <optional>
500 fade duration in ms
bufferApply
Boolean <optional>
false apply the fade on buffer (will render all objects transparent)
- Source:
Example
myCamera.fadeTo( 0.5, 850 ); // don't care if alpha is 0.2 or 0.8
-
focus(gameObject, params)
-
give a target to this camera, then camera will focus it until you changed or removed it you can lock independent axes, or set offsets
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description gameObject
GameObject is the target to focus on
params
Object <optional>
optional parameters, set offsets or lock
- Source:
Example
// focus the player, decal a little on right, and lock y myCamera.focus( player, { lock: { y: true }, offsets: { x: 200, y: 0 } } );
-
moveTo(pos, duration, callback)
-
create a fluid move translation you can only have one at a time
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description pos
Object give x, y, and z destination
duration
Int <optional>
500 time duration
callback
function will be called in the current camera context
- Source:
Examples
// move to 100,100 in 1 second camera.moveTo( { x: 100, y: 100 }, 1000 );
// move to bonus position camera.moveTo( bonus.position, 1000, function(){ console.log( this ) } );
-
onLastMouseMove()
-
It works like onMouseDown but it's called after Gui, Scene globals, and GameObjects last event, called after all.
Very usefull when you want to do something only if you didn't click on anything (just stopPropagation before and this one won't be called)
Here is the full events list (so override with this name) ordered by call order:
- onMouseDown
- onMouseMove
- onMouseClick
- onMouseUp- Source:
-
onMouseDown(mouse, propagation)
-
onMouse[type] event, override it with the own Camera's method
empty as default
here is the full events list (so override with this name) ordered by call order:
- onMouseDown
- onMouseEnter
- onMouseMove
- onMouseLeave
- onMouseClick
- onMouseUpParameters:
Name Type Description mouse
MouseEvent is an engine custom mouse event
propagation
PropagationEvent can kill event that append further current event
- Source:
Examples
// simple event myCamera.onMouseDown = function( event, propagation ) { console.log( event, propagation ); // event contain x, y, isDown, index (touchId) };
// here I want to catch the Click event, but I want to kill prevent propagation in gui and scene myCamera.onMouseClick = function( event, propagation ) { // do stuff here return true; // prevent Gui and GameObjects calls };
-
<protected> oOnMouseDown()
-
original mouseDown event, called by the Render, exist for mouseUp, mouseMove, mouseEnter and mouseLeave You shouldn't call or change this method
- Source:
-
remove(camera)
-
remove a camera affilied in this one
Parameters:
Name Type Description camera
Camera - Source:
-
<protected> render(ctx, drawRatio, physicRatio)
-
render the camera, called by renders that contain this camera (can be contained by two or more render) You touch this method at your own risks
Parameters:
Name Type Description ctx
Context2D drawRatio
Float physicRatio
Float - Source:
-
<protected> screenChangedSizeIndex(physicRatio)
-
when the engine, or you change quality setting TODO - remove newSizes if this isn't used / useful You touch this method at your own risks
Parameters:
Name Type Description physicRatio
Float is the new physical ratio to go to the "native" size
- Source:
-
shake(xRange, yRange, duration)
-
create a shake with given range you can only have one at a time
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description xRange
Int max X camera will move to shake
yRange
Int max Y camera will move to shake
duration
Int <optional>
500 time duration
- Source:
Example
// shake with 10-10 force during 1sec myCamera.shake( 10, 10, 1000 );


org.jredis.connector
Interface Response
- All Superinterfaces:
- Message
- All Known Subinterfaces:
- BulkResponse, MultiBulkResponse, StatusResponse, ValueResponse
- All Known Implementing Classes:
- ProtocolBase.ResponseSupport, SynchProtocol.SynchBulkResponse, SynchProtocol.SynchLineResponse, SynchProtocol.SynchMultiBulkResponse, SynchProtocol.SynchResponseBase, VirtualResponse
public interface Response
- extends Message
[TODO: detail the requirements - this is wip.]
Response is a Message
object that will read itself from a
InputStream
upon demand. It is provided by Protocol
s
as the result of a call to Protocol.createResponse(Command)
.
A Response is a generalize contract and does not provide the necessary semantics
corresponding to the data for the various response possibilities (such as bulk data
to a collection, value to bytes, etc.)
This specification also does not specify whether a response object can be
reused (to read the same command type response). This is left to the provider
of the implementation. If a provider does NOT wish to re-use responses,
they should raise a ProviderException
in any subsequent calls to
Message.read(InputStream)
. This class, however, does not and will
not provide a 'reset' means.
/**
[TODO: document me!]
- Since:
- alpha.0
- Version:
- alpha.0, 04/02/09
- Author:
- Joubin Houshyar<EMAIL_ADDRESS>isError
boolean isError()
- Returns:
- true if response was an error response.
getType
Response.Type getType()
- Returns:
Response.Type
of this response.
getStatus
ResponseStatus getStatus()
- Returns:
didRead
boolean didRead()
- Returns:
- if response has been read.
- See Also:
Message.read(java.io.InputStream)


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Section: System Management Commands (8)Updated: 07/24/2009
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NAME
lastlog - reports the most recent login of all users or of a given userSYNOPSIS
- lastlog [options]
DESCRIPTION
lastlog
OPTIONS
The options which apply to the lastlog command are:
-b, --before DAYS
- Print only lastlog records older than DAYS.
-h, --help
- Display help message and exit.
-t, --time DAYS
- Print the lastlog records more recent than DAYS.
-u, --user LOGIN|RANGE
-
Print the lastlog record of the specified user(s).
The users can be specified by a login name, a numerical user ID, or a RANGE of users. This RANGE of users can be specified with a min and max values (UID_MIN-UID_MAX), a max value (-UID_MAX), or a min value (UID_MIN-).
If the user has never logged in the message ** Never logged in** will be displayed instead of the port and time.
Only the entries for the current users of the system will be displayed. Other entries may exist for users that were deleted previously.
NOTE
The lastlog file is a database which contains info on the last login of each user. You should not rotate it. It is a sparse file, so its size on the disk is usually much smaller than the one shown by "ls -l" (which can indicate a really big file if you have in passwd users with a high UID). You can display its real size with "ls -s".
FILES
/var/log/lastlog
- Database times of previous user logins.
CAVEATS
Large gaps in UID numbers will cause the lastlog program to run longer with no output to the screen (i.e. if in lastlog database there is no entries for users with UID between 170 and 800 lastlog will appear to hang as it processes entries with UIDs 171-799).
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Starring James Spader; Holly Hunter; Elias Koteas; Deborah Unger & Rosanna Arquette
Strange, disturbing, and weird are all words that would make apt descriptions of Crash. Simply put, Crash is a movie about people who become sexually aroused over car crashes. Both being a participant in them, and even viewing such carnage is a turn on. James Spader stars as a man who has a very open relationship with his wife (Deborah Kara Unger). They share stories of their extra marital sexual exploits with each other as a way of turning the other on. Nice. Anyway, good old James Spader is driving down the highway and loses control of his car, running into a car carrying Holly Hunter and her husband. The result sends Hunter and Spader's characters to the hospital and the husband to the graveyard. Both Hunter and Spader suffer crippling injuries but one thing leads to another and they end up meeting and having sex in the back of a car. Sure, makes sense to me. Every woman would just rush right out and do the nasty with the guy that just killed her husband. I might add that this is the point were the movie completely lost me. Hunter draws Spader into a world populated by weirdoes who get off on watching car wrecks and who seem to enjoy the pain associated with these car crashes. Especially if the injuries sustained are permanent. Spader brings wifey along for the ride too, and it just keeps getting stranger and stranger. The only way to sum up the plot of this movie is that most people will want to stop watching it before the halfway point. Those that actually make it through the whole movie will be left shaking their heads.
The acting is, I guess, what you would call decent. To be honest, the whole thing is just so weird it was really hard to tell. One standout in this otherwise cave of weirdness is Deborah Kara Unger, who purrs her way through her dialogue. While Unger may not qualify as drop dead gorgeous, she certainly has the exotic good looks to cause a traffic accident. (Sorry, bad joke.) In all seriousness, she was, at least for this male reviewer, the high point of the movie. Which compared to the rest of this film, isn't exactly a big feat.
Crash is not for the easily offended. Actually, Crash might even offend the not so easily offended.   We all know that the world is filled with weirdoes. What you will be left scratching your head over is the fact that somebody would actually make a movie about this subject matter. Director David Cronenberg leaves little doubt in my mind that he is now the undisputed king of strange movies. Here's a piece of advice Dave. I think it's time for you to change careers. Hopefully your new one will keep you far away from movies -- making theaters a lot safer for everyone.
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import pandas as pd
from sklearn.utils import shuffle
import random
from computing import compute_connectivity_matrices as ccm
from utils.array_operation import array_rebuilder
import copy
"""
This module contain useful operation on subjects connectivity matrices dictionnary.
Author: Dhaif BEKHA.
"""
# TODO: create a function for merging dictionnary key easily
[docs]def groupby_factor_connectivity_matrices(population_data_file, sheetname,
subjects_connectivity_matrices_dictionnary,
groupes, factors,
drop_subjects_list=None,
index_col=0):
"""Group by attribute the subjects connectivity matrices.
# TODO: 18/09/2019: I added index_col to precise the index of the column
# TODO: to be considered as the index of the whole dataframe.
# TODO: Side Note: this function work with a time series dictionary too. !!
# TODO: Refractoring of subjects_connectivity_matrices_dictionary to subjects_dictionary.
"""
# Read the excel containing information of interest
population_text_data = pd.read_excel(population_data_file, sheet_name=sheetname, index_col=index_col)
# Drop subjects if needed
if drop_subjects_list is not None:
population_text_data = population_text_data.drop(drop_subjects_list)
else:
population_text_data = population_text_data
all_subjects_list = []
for groupe in groupes:
for s in subjects_connectivity_matrices_dictionnary[groupe].keys():
all_subjects_list.append(s)
population_text_data = population_text_data.loc[all_subjects_list]
# Using pandas, group the dataframe by the factor list entered and store
# it in a dictionnary
population_data_by_factor = population_text_data.groupby(factors).groups
# Store all the keys, i.e all the possible factor pairs.
factors_keys = list(population_data_by_factor.keys())
# Create a subjects connectivity matrices dictionnary, with factor keys as first level
# keys, instead of groupes list
group_by_factor_subjects_connectivity_matrices = dict.fromkeys(factors_keys)
# Stack the connectivity matrices
stacked_matrices = {s: subjects_connectivity_matrices_dictionnary[groupe][s] for groupe in groupes
for s in subjects_connectivity_matrices_dictionnary[groupe].keys()}
# Fill the dictionnary, with the corresponding subject level dictionary for each
# factor key pair
for factor in factors_keys:
# subjects list ID for the current factor pair key
subject_for_this_factor = list(population_data_by_factor[factor])
group_by_factor_subjects_connectivity_matrices[factor] = dict.fromkeys(subject_for_this_factor)
for s in subject_for_this_factor:
group_by_factor_subjects_connectivity_matrices[factor][s] = stacked_matrices[s]
return group_by_factor_subjects_connectivity_matrices, population_data_by_factor, factors_keys
[docs]def random_draw_of_connectivity_matrices(subjects_connectivity_dictionary, groupe, n_matrices,
subjects_id_list=None, random_state=None, extract_kwargs=None):
"""Randomly pick N connectivity matrices from a subjects connectivity dictionnary.
Parameters
----------
subjects_connectivity_dictionary: dict
The subjects dictionnary containing connectivity matrices
groupe: str
The group in which you want pick the matrices
n_matrices: int
The number of connectivity matrices you want
to randomly choose
subjects_id_list: list, optional
The subjects identifiers list in which you
want to choose matrices. If None, random matrices
are picked in the entire group. Default is None.
random_state: int, optional
The seed of the pseudo random number generator to use when shuffling
the data. If int, random_state is the seed used by the random number
generator; If RandomState instance, random_state is the random number
generator; If None, the random number generator is the RandomState
instance used by `np.random`.
extract_kwargs: dict, optional
A dictionnary of argument passed to extract_sub_connectivity_matrices
function. Default is None
Returns
-------
output 1: dict
The connectivity matrices dictionary, with subjects chosen
randomly.
output 2: list
The list of randomly chosen subjects identifier.
"""
random_dictionary = {}
# If a subjects list ids is entered
if subjects_id_list is not None:
subjects_id = list(set(subjects_id_list))
else:
# We take all the subjects ids
subjects_id = list(set(subjects_connectivity_dictionary[groupe].keys()))
# Shuffle the subjects id list, without impacting the original array
shuffle_subjects_id = shuffle(subjects_id, random_state=random_state)
# Randomly pick N subjects
random_draw_subjects_id = random.sample(shuffle_subjects_id, n_matrices)
# Extract the corresponding sub-dictionnary
random_subjects_dictionary = {k: subjects_connectivity_dictionary[groupe][k]
for k in random_draw_subjects_id}
random_dictionary[groupe] = random_subjects_dictionary
# if we want specific sub-matrices we extract them
# extract sub connectivity matrices function
if extract_kwargs is not None:
random_dictionary = ccm.extract_sub_connectivity_matrices(
subjects_connectivity_matrices=random_dictionary,
kinds=extract_kwargs['kinds'],
regions_index=extract_kwargs['regions_index'],
vectorize=extract_kwargs['vectorize'],
discard_diagonal=extract_kwargs['discard_diagonal'])
return random_dictionary, random_draw_subjects_id
[docs]def merge_dictionary(dict_list, new_key=None):
"""Merge a list of dictionary
Parameters
----------
new_key: str, optional
The key of the new merged dictionary. If None, the
dictionaries in the list are simply merged together.
Default is None
dict_list: list
A list of the dictionary to be merged
Returns
-------
output: dict
A dictionnary with one key, and merged dictionary
as value.
Notes
-----
Note that all the dictionnary you want to merge must have
different keys.
"""
merged_dictionary = dict()
dictionary = {}
for d in dict_list:
merged_dictionary.update(d)
if new_key is not None:
dictionary[new_key] = merged_dictionary
else:
dictionary = merged_dictionary
return dictionary
[docs]def stack_subjects_connectivity_matrices(subjects_connectivity_dictionary, groupes, kinds):
"""Re-arrange the subjects connectivity dictionary to return a stack version per group
and kind.
:param subjects_connectivity_dictionary:
:param groupes:
:param kinds:
:return:
"""
# Initialize dictionary
stack_connectivity_dictionary = dict.fromkeys(groupes)
for group in groupes:
subjects_list = subjects_connectivity_dictionary[group].keys()
stack_connectivity_dictionary[group] = dict.fromkeys(kinds)
for kind in kinds:
group_stacked_connectivity = [(s, subjects_connectivity_dictionary[group][s][kind])
for s in subjects_list]
group_stacked_mask = [(s, subjects_connectivity_dictionary[group][s]['masked_array'])
for s in subjects_list]
stack_connectivity_dictionary[group][kind] = {
'connectivity matrices': group_stacked_connectivity,
'masked_array': group_stacked_mask}
return stack_connectivity_dictionary
[docs]def rebuild_subject_connectivity_matrices(subjects_connectivity_dictionary, groupes, kinds,
diagonal_were_kept=False):
"""Given the subject connectivity dictionary, the matrix are rebuild from the vectorized
one.
Parameters
----------
subjects_connectivity_dictionary: dict
The subjects connectivity dictionary
groupes: list
The list of groups to rebuild the subjects matrices.
kinds: list
The list of kinds to rebuild.
diagonal_were_kept: bool, optional
If True, the reconstructed matrix, will have
the diagonal store in the kind diagonal field of
the dictionary, and the mask diagonal field for
the mask.
If False, the reconstructed matrix will have
a zeros diagonal, and a True diagonal for the
mask.
Returns
-------
output 1: dict
The reconstructed subjects connectivity
matrices. All the matrices have now
shape (number_of_regions, number_of_regions).
Notes
-----
If in the input dictionary, the matrices and corresponding
mask where vectorized with the diagonal kept, the argument
`diagonal_is_there` must be set to False. A dimension
error will be raises otherwise.
"""
# Copy of the original dictionary to avoid side effect
subjects_connectivity_dictionary_ = copy.deepcopy(subjects_connectivity_dictionary)
for group in groupes:
subjects_in_group = list(subjects_connectivity_dictionary_[group].keys())
# First, we rebuild the vectorized mask
for subject in subjects_in_group:
vectorized_subject_mask = \
subjects_connectivity_dictionary_[group][subject]['masked_array']
# If the diagonal where kept in the vectorization process
if diagonal_were_kept:
# We simply rebuild the boolean mask
rebuild_subject_mask = array_rebuilder(
vectorized_array=vectorized_subject_mask,
array_type='bool', diagonal=None)
else:
# We fetch the mask diagonal in the corresponding
# subject dictionary
subject_kind_mask_diagonal = \
subjects_connectivity_dictionary_[group][subject]['diagonal_mask']
rebuild_subject_mask = array_rebuilder(
vectorized_array=vectorized_subject_mask,
array_type='bool', diagonal=subject_kind_mask_diagonal)
# Now, iterate over the kind to rebuild the subject connectivity
# matrices
for kind in kinds:
# Fetch the vectorized connectivity matrice of the current subject
vectorized_subject_matrix = \
subjects_connectivity_dictionary_[group][subject][kind]
# If the diagonal where kept in the vectorization process
if diagonal_were_kept:
# Rebuild the connectivity matrices
rebuild_subject_matrix = array_rebuilder(
vectorized_array=vectorized_subject_matrix,
diagonal=None, array_type='numeric'
)
else:
# Fetch the kind diagonal
subject_kind_diagonal = subjects_connectivity_dictionary_[group][subject][kind + '_diagonal']
# Rebuild the array
# override the present corresponding field
rebuild_subject_matrix = array_rebuilder(
vectorized_array=vectorized_subject_matrix,
diagonal=subject_kind_diagonal, array_type='numeric'
)
subjects_connectivity_dictionary_[group][subject][kind] = rebuild_subject_matrix
subjects_connectivity_dictionary_[group][subject]['masked_array'] = rebuild_subject_mask
return subjects_connectivity_dictionary_


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Through the eyes of a Poet
Don Jose Julian Marti was born in Havana Cuba on January 28, 1853. On October 4, 1869 at the home of Fermín Valdés Domínguez, Martí (age 17) and other young men are taken into custody by a group of Spanish Volunteers after a letter is found opposing Spanish rule. They were accused of treason and taken to a Havana jail on October 21, 1869. He left his mark everywhere he went from Spain, Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, and the US. His words were an inspiration to people all over the world.
Read some of his poems and writings


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| lesson 55 From the earth: Greetings |
| Recent developments in astronomy have made it possible to detect planets in our own Milky Way and in other galaxies. |
| This is a major achievement because, in relative terms, planets are very small and do not emit light. |
| Finding planets is proving hard enough, but finding life on them will prove infinitely more difficult. |
| The first question to answer is whether a planet can actually support life. |
| In our own solar system, for example, Venus is far too hot and Mars is far too cold to support life. |
| Only the Earth provides ideal conditions, and even here it has taken more than four billion years for plant and animal life to evolve. |
| Whether a planet can support life depends on the size and brightness of its star, that is its 'sun'. |
| Imagine a star up to twenty times larger, brighter and hotter than our own sun. |
| A planet would have to be a very long way from it to be capable of supporting life. |
| Alternatively, if the star were small, the life-supporting planet would have to have a close orbit round it and also provide the perfect conditions for life forms to develop. |
| But how would we find such a planet? |
| At present, there is no telescope in existence that is capable of detecting the presence of life. |
| The development of such a telescope will be one of the great astronomical projects of the twenty-first century. |
| It is impossible to look for life on another planet using earth-based telescopes. |
| Our own warm atmosphere and the heat generated by the telescope would make it impossible to detect objects as small as planets. |
| Even a telescope in orbit round the earth, like the very successful Hubble telescope, would not be suitable because of the dust particles in our solar system. |
| A telescope would have to be as far away as the planet Jupiter to look for life in outer space, |
| because the dust becomes thinner the further we travel towards the outer edges of our own solar system. |
| Once we detected a planet, we would have to find a way of blotting out the light from its star, |
| so that we would be able to 'see' the planet properly and analyse its atmosphere. |
| In the first instance, we would be looking for plant life, rather than 'little green men'. |
| The life forms most likely to develop on a planet would be bacteria. |
| It is bacteria that have generated the oxygen we breathe on earth. |
| For most of the earth's history they have been the only form of life on our planet. |
| As Earth-dwellers, we always cherish the hope that we will be visited by little green men and that we will be able to communicate with them. |
| But this hope is always in the realms of science fiction. |
| If we were able to discover lowly forms of life like bacteria on another planet, it would completely change our view of ourselves. |
| As Daniel Goldin of NASA observed, 'Finding life elsewhere would change everything. |
| No human endeavor or thought would be unchanged by it. ' |


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Drawing is another way of her expression.
Getting inspiration from daily life.
a new dust collecting system
This would save me from losing 100 pens
Less messy when different drink bottles on the table
Experience is the essense of life.
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Java Threads and Synchronizers (Assignment 1a)
Overview of the Assignment
In this assignment, you will use Java Thread, Runnable, Semaphore, and
AtomicLong classes, as well as Java synchronized statements, to
develop an Android app containing a resource manager that restricts
the number of Beings from Middle-Earth who can concurrently gaze into
a fixed number of Palantiri. If you're not yet a fan of Tolkein's
Lord of the Ring's trilogy, you can learn more about Palantiri here.
This Android program is structured in accordance with the Model-View-Presenter
(MVP) pattern. The classes in the View layer are provided to you.
The main PalantiriActivity first prompts the user to enter various
configuration parameters, such as the number of Palantiri and Beings.
It then starts the GazingSimulationActivity, which initializes the
Presenter layer and then starts the Presenter layer's processing
logic. The bulk of the concurrent processing is performed by the
Presenter and Model layers. If you correctly implement these
skeletons the Palantiri app should run successfully without throwing
any exceptions.
This Android application uses various features of Java Threads and
Runnables, which are described here
and here.
You'll also need to understand how to use Java Semaphores and
synchronized statements, which are described here
and here,
respectively. I recommend you watch these videos and look at the code
to ensure you understand how to program Java Threads and
synchronizers. Naturally, we'll cover these topics in class, as
well.
Program Description
In the src directory you'll find a number of files, all of which you
should read. You'll need to modify several files containing the
skeleton Java code that you'll implement by completing the "TODO - You
fill in here" comments to provide a working solution. DO NOT CHANGE
THE OVERALL STRUCTURE OF THE SKELETON - just fill in the "TODO -- You
fill in here" portions!!!
In particular, you'll need to do the following:
- Finish the implementation of class methods defined by the
Presenter layer residing in
src/edu/vandy/presenter/PalantiriPresenter.java
. In
particular, you'll need to (1) create/start a BeingThread for each
Being, which concurrently acquires a Palantir from the Model layer and
gazes into it for a certain amount of time and (2) start a thread to
wait for all the Being threads to finish and then inform the View
layer that the simulation is done.
- Finish the implementation of the Model layer in
src/edu/vandy/model/PalantiriManager.java
. In
particular, you'll use a Java Semaphore, HashMap, and synchronized
statements to mediate concurrent access to the Palantiri resources and
keep track of which Palantiri are currently free and which are in
use.
To compile this code you need to use the provided Eclipse ADT project
(you are also welcome to use Android Studio, but your solution must
work with Eclipse for the peer assessment phase). You can run this
project by right-clicking the project's name in the Package Explorer
and selecting Run As -> Android Application. Eclipse ADT should
automatically select an Android Emulator to run, assuming you have one
created. If you do not have one created you can create it by opening
Window -> Android Virtual Device Manager.
The program will be considered "correct" if it successfully completes
a simulation of N Palantiri and M Beings without crashing or throwing
any exceptions. The Palantir and Beings are color coded to represent
their state:
- Beings - Yellow means the Being is idle, Red means it's
waiting to acquire a Palantir, Green means it's gazing into a
Palantir, and Purple means the gazing was interrupted due to the lease
expiring.
- Palantiri - Gray means the Palantir is inactive, Green
means it is available for use, and Red means it is in use (i.e., a
Being is currently gazing into it).
A "correct" simulation should restrict the number of gazing Beings to
the number of Palantiri. In other words, if there are four Palantiri
in the simulation, then only four Being dots should ever be Green on
the screen at a time.
Additional Work for Graduate Students
Graduate students (or students who are taking this course for graduate
credit) must do the following additional work:
- In the BeingRunnable class there are two unimplemented methods:
incrementGazingCountAndCheck() and decrementGazingCount(). You must
implement those functions as defined in the comments to double check
that the PalantirManager is properly limiting the number of threads
that have a Palantir using the Java AtomicLong.
Undergraduates are welcome to implement these methods, but it's not
required.
Skeleton Code
Skeleton code for this assignment is available from my GitHub
account. Once you've setup your GitLab account you can pull this
skeleton code in your repository, read it carefully, and complete the
"TODO" markers. The additional work required by graduate students is
clearly marked.
Concluding Remarks
This assignment is designed to help you get familiar with writing
multi-threaded programs using an Android IDE and Java Threads, as well
as applying core Java synchronizers (such as Semaphore) and
synchronized statements to concurrently access collections (such as
HashMap) . It doesn't require you to program any Android concurrency
or communication frameworks, which we'll cover in upcoming
assignments.


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you can even paginate your results by passing offset parameter like below
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Chill,its same as one above,you just need to replace search query with word latest:
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Mail should be at least a mixture of upper and lower case. Devising your own font (Devanagari, pinhead graphics, etc.) and using it in the mail is a good entertainment tactic, as is finding some way to use existing obscure fonts.
Sending the mail from Unix is frowned upon (although this has gotten much better).
It is customary to attack the someone by including his or her message, indented (unless you are using MM), and replying point by point, as someone debating someone they are watching on TV, or hearing on the radio.
It is considered artful to append many messages on a subject, leaving only the most inflammatory lines from each, and reply to all in one swift blow. The choice of lines to support your argument can make or break your case.
Replying to one's own message is a rarely-exposed technique for switching positions once you have thought about something only after sending mail.
State opinions in the syntax of fact: "...as well as the bug in LMFS where you have to expunge directories to get rid of files....."
If you have nothing to say on a subject, replying with a line such as, "I agree with this." puts you in the TO:'s for all future messages, and establishes you as "one who really cares", if not an actual expert, on the topic at hand.
Inclusion of very old messages from others makes for an impressive show.
The choice of a subject line is of supreme importance. It should be concise and witty. The subject line has to survive once the discussion has diverged far past the original subject. Remember "Hewitt AP0"? Oblique allusion to past famous subject lines is one of the best techniques for generating subjects. So is any reference to drawings of B. Kliban.
People can be set wondering by loading obscure personal patchable systems, and sending bug reports. Who would not stop and wonder upon seeing "Experimental TD80-TAPE 1.17, MegaDeath 2.5..."? The same for provocatively-named functions and variables in stack traces.
Know the list of "large, chronic problems". If there is any problem with the window system, blame it on the activity system. Any lack of user functionality should be attributed to the lack of a command processor. A suprisingly large number of people will believe that you have thought in depth about the issue to which you are alluding when you do.
Know how to blow any problem up into insolubility. Know how to use the phrase "The new ~A system" to insult its argument, e.g., "I guess this destructuring LET thing is fixed in the new Lisp system", or better yet, PROLOG.
Never hit someone head on, always sideswipe. Never say, "Foo's last patch was brain-damaged", but rather, "While fixing the miscellaneous bugs in 243.xyz [foo's patch], I found...."
You get 3 opportunities to advertise your Rock band, no more.
Idiosyncratic indentations, double-spacing, capitalization, etc., while stamps of individuality, leave one an easy target for parody.
Strong language gets results. "The reloader is completely broken in 242" will open a lot more eyes than "The reloader doesn't load files with intermixed spaces, asterisks, and <'s in their names that are bigger than 64K". You can always say the latter in a later paragraph.
The entire life, times, collected works, expressions, and modalities of Zippy the Pinhead are a common ground for much of the metaphor, rhetoric, and invective which pass daily through the mail. An occasional parenthetical "yow" CORRECTLY USED will endear one to the senior systems staff. So will puns and other remarks addressed directly to the point.
When replying, it is often possible to cleverly edit the original
message in such a way as to subtly alter its meaning or tone to your
advantage while appearing that you are taking pains to preserve the
author's intent. As a bonus, it will seem that your superior
intellect is cutting through all the excess verbiage to the very heart
of the matter.
Referring to undocumented private communications allows one to claim
virtually anything: "we discussed this idea in our working group last
year, and concluded that it was totally brain-damaged".
Points are awarded for getting the last word in. Drawing the
conversation out so long that the original message disappears due to
being indented off the right hand edge of the screen is one way to do
this. Another is to imply that anyone replying further is a hopeless
cretin and is wasting everyone's valuable time.
Keeping a secret "Hall Of Flame" file of people's mail indiscretions,
or copying messages to private mailing lists for subsequent derision,
is good fun and also a worthwhile investment in case you need to
blackmail the senders later.
Users should cultivate an ability to make the simplest molehill into a
mountain by finding controversial interpretations of innocuous
sounding statements that the sender never intended or imagined.
Obversely, a lot of verbal mileage can also be gotten by sending out
incomprehensible, cryptic, confusing or unintelligible messages, and
then iteratively "correcting" the "mistaken interpretations" in the
replys.
Electronic mail is an indispensible component of the automated office.
Besides providing entertainment, it gives one the appearance of
engaging in industrious and technically sophisticated activity. By
flaming constantly on numerous mailing lists, one can be assured of a
ready supply of makework as well as an opportunity to establish one's
reputation amongst the "litterati" [sic].
-------further suggestions along these lines welcomed.--------
MLB volunteered the following, 4/13/84
Including a destination in the CC list that will cause the recipients'
mailer to blow out is a good way to stifle dissent. This exchange between Eric Weaver and Mike McMahon ensued:
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Women 'dehydrating themselves' over lack of toilets
Some South Island women working in transport industries are dehydrating themselves because they can't access a toilet at work, says a union.
At a recent forum for female members of the Rail & Maritime Transport Union, workers shared horror stories about the facilities available to them in the historically male-dominated industries, particularly rail.
Male urinals can be found in women's bathrooms, and in some workplaces there is no female bathroom at all.
In one South Island railway workplace, two women discovered that they were expected to share the men's toilet and shower facilities.
When the RMTU complained on the women's behalf, the initial response was to offer only a "sanitary bin" for female staff.
In a railway mechanical depot, the women's wash facility is in a separate location to the changing room, meaning women have to run the gauntlet in a towel from their workplace shower to the changing room.
Union health and safety organiser Karen Fletcher said it was not acceptable for employers to expect women to use men's toilets - or for anyone working in the field to have to go behind a bush.
"Some women have said that they either dehydrate themselves by not drinking anything before they go to work and the night before, so they won't have to make too many stops during the day when they're working remotely," she said.
"Other women have said that they actually take medication that dehydrates you and stops the need for going to the toilet, which is of course a really serious health and safety issue."
Ms Fletcher said if employers were serious about encouraging more women to work in blue collar industries, they needed to make women welcome by providing adequate toilet and wash facilities.
"Expecting people to just pop a squat in the bushes while they're working on a railway track is not okay. It's time to do something about it," she said.
RMTU national secretary Wayne Butson said women have been holding on far too long in their wait for safe and secure bathroom access.
"We should all be able to take for granted our right to go to the toilet when we need to. Unfortunately, too many employers do not provide suitable bathroom facilities for their staff," he said.
Today is World Toilet Day and the RMTU has teamed up with the International Transport Workers' Federation to launch a charter which provides guidance on what action should be taken by employers and governments to ensure access for toilets for transport workers.
"Access to toilets is particularly challenging for transport workers who are on the move. Across the world there are stories of awful sanitation conditions putting transport workers lives at risk," a joint statement said.
"This is a particular issue for women transport workers, but improved toilet provisions is a benefit for all."


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The Stereotype Threat
Ways to address and change the threats of stereotypes
Sunday, Febuary 22nd
Stereotype threat is the feeling of perpetuating negative stereotypes about your race or social group. I have not felt this personally and cannot directly identify with this. However, I have friends of mine who have expirenced this before.I can imagine it is a very scary feeling to think that you are becoming what a stereotye says you are. You always tell yourself that its just a generalization and not you but when you see yourself possibly going down the path of the stereotype you may think its supposed to be true and give in to it. I don't know how I could directly help with this but in general stereotypes are perpetuated by people who believe they are true. If individuals rid these stereotypes from their mind then, slowly, they will cease to exist.


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Pater huius puerī erat imperātor clārus. A) this boy B) these boys C) of this boy D) to these boys
C: genitive
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B: future passive
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C: superlative
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Quot sunt vīgintī minus decem? A) novem B) decem C) quattuordecim D) duodēvīgintī
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Dux Rōmānus urbem hostium oppugnārī iussit. A) to be attacked B) about to attack C) having attacked D) attacking
A: passive infinitive
Senātor ōrā tiōnem scrīptūrus in tablīnum intrāvit. A) written B) about to write C) after writing D) while writing
B: future active participle
Post multōs annōs Caesar tōtam Galliam vincere potuit. A) having conquered B) to be conquered C) to conquer D) conquering
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et puerī et puellae in magnō hortō lū dēbant. A) Both...and B) Either...or C) Whether...or D) Not only...but also
A: vocab
Ille poēta est melior hōc. A) best of these B) better than all C) better than this one D) very best of all
C: comparative plus hic
Multī barbarī ab imperātōre captī erant.  A) I like B) I need C) I am allowed D) I am able
A: idiom
Nūntius tubā signum dabit. A) for a trumpet B) of a trumpet C) with a trumpet D) a trumpet
C: abl of instrument
Prīnceps ā mīlitibus suīs laudābātur. A) for his soldiers B) with his soldiers C) of his soldiers D) by his soldiers
D: ablative of agent w/ passive verb
Tertiā hōrā omnēs ad urbem venient. A) For three hours B) At the third hour C) After three hours D) Before the third hour
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“Fer auxilium ad mē!” clāmat agricola. A) Bring help B) He h as brought help C) H e is bringing help D) Let’s bring help
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The Latin phrase Dramatis Persōnae often introduces a list of A) names on a grave stone B) candidates on a ballot C) players on a sports team D) characters in a theater production
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If a friend says that a certain chain of stores is ubiquitous, you know that the stores in this chain are A) expensive B) crowded C) everywhere D) spacious
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Analyze This (1999) 1 1/2 stars out of 4. Starring Robert De Niro, Billy Crystal and Lisa Kudrow. Directed by Harold Ramis.
The key to comedy is pacing and timing.
And the creators of "Analyze This" need to have their watches repaired.
"Analyze This" is slow, uneven and only intermittently humorous.
The movie is unoriginal, predictable and cliche-bound. Worse, you can see the actors working at trying to be funny.
Robert De Niro plays Paul Vitti, a powerful New York mobster who is having a mental crisis. He's under a lot of stress. His best friend has just been killed and he has to prepare for a big meeting of all the mob bosses from across the country.
Billy Crystal is Dr. Ben Sobel, a suburban shrink with a comfortable practice, a smart-aleck son and an insecure fiancÚ.
Fate takes a hand when Vitti's and Sobel's worlds collide - literally. Before you can say "GoodFellas," Vitti is unburdening himself to Sobel, much to the uptight doctor's dismay.
Vitti cannot take "no" for an answer, even though Sobel continually tries to discourage him from becoming a patient.
The comic possibilities of such a plot are unfulfilled in "Analyze This." It's flat and slow.
Unlike the new HBO series, "The Sopranos," which is an expanded version of the same premise - conflicted mobster unloads his psychic garbage on a sympathetic shrink - "Analyze Thi"s cannot sustain or take advantage of the possibilities of such a situation.
De Niro and Crystal seem lost, as if they cannot get a firm grasp on their characters. Crystal mostly frowns or looks scared, while De Niro does a lot of cursing, finger pointing and crying.
And lovely Lisa Kudrow is wasted in the thankless role of Crystal's frustrated fiance.
The only time the movie seems to come alive is when Sobel fills in as Vitti's representative at the big meeting and begins transforming it into a giant therapy session.
Other than that, "Analyze This" just plods along, hoping that the personality of its stars will carry the weight. Unfortunately, there is no strong script to bolster them.
"Analyze This" is a major disappointment, unworthy of the talents of its two stars.
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Statement of purpose
Greater Boston Chapter of the
World Future Society unites people interested
in future studies living in
Boston,
Massachusetts,
and its goal is to connect local futurists, organize interesting events,
and entice the rest of Bostonians to look far ahead. We also maintain lists
of Web resources of general futurist interest.
Futurist news and events
Alcor Life Extension conference, June 17-18, Northern California.
Recently, we created a WFS mailing list
Please feel free to join and debate topics of serious futurist interest.
WFSGBC activities
For information on the next Boston Chapter meeting, please e-mail
David Nelson.
References to Chapter members' Home Pages
So far, you can visit the
Home page of Alexander Chislenko
,
webmaster of this site.
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tell us the URL of your page,
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Guide to other Futurist resources
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Futurist Community Center
Global online community for futures research and social progress.
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Great thinkers and visionaries on the Web
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Anders Transhuman Page
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Extropy Institute
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World Transhumanist Association
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Progressive Life Awareness Network
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Idea Futures
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Foresight Institute
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New Civilization Network
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Transhumanist Art Center
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- home of
factasy, a futuristic meld of fact and
fantasy
heavily laced with
philosophy and
logic.
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Institute of Memetic Engineering
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Contemporary Renaissance Futures
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Signposts Timeline
- predictions of human future for the next 600 years.
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New Paradigms Project
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Electronic Frontier Foundation
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Project Mind Foundation
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FringeWare Inc.
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The Santa Fe Insitute
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Progress and its Sustainability by John McCarthy
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Rate of Human problems - interesting grouping of dangers to human life by probability.
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The Vision Center for Futures Creation
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Seeker1's CyberAnthropology Page
- AnthroFuturism
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Libertarian Futurist Society
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Laboratoire du Futur
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Gopher resources on Futurology
- Information Society
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Global Futures Homepage
- Technology Futures Inc.
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Constructed Human Languages
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Island One Society - Space exploration
- Oceania - new country in development
- IEEE Society Reports on Emerging Technologies
- Future Trends in Online Publishing
- from FIND/SVP, Inc.
- Digitas. The Future Is Now. Emerging Technologies
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Novelty and Concrescence
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Russian Third Millenium Site
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Howard Rheingold's Brainstorms: Tomorrow
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SETI League
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National Space Society
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Aeiveos
- research of causes of aging.
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V2 foundation
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Future Scenarious in HotWired
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The Venus Project - redesign of a culture
for a sustainable future.
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International Futures Programme
of the Organization for Economic and Co-Operative Development.
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The NAU Solar System Simulation - an educational role-playing 'virtual' laboratory in which
students collaborate in building 'working models' of communities in a future Solar System.
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Air Force Final report 2025
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Adamantine Press - publisher of books on the
cutting edge issues and ideas shaping all our tomorrows.
Newsgroups
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-- Current articles on Dejanews
Other Future-related resource guides:
Best mailing lists on technology, future, and alternative social institutions
Future Section in Open Internet Directory
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Revelations of the Future Kind
- extensive index of futurist links.
Factasia links on the future
- another good index
Collection of Future links by Joel de Rosnay
Here are some past predictions of the future
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20: Pack of wolves [cs0c], wolves, number: 7, went east.
21: Lisa [m7c], refugee, arrived from the north.
22: Glimmerman [i1u], refugee, went east.
24: Lisa [m7c], refugee, went east.
27: Stack of savages [cu8h], savages, number: 5, arrived from the north.
29: Stack of savages [cu8h], savages, number: 5, went north.
29: Pack of wolves [cb9z], wolves, number: 6, arrived from the north.
30: Hammad [j1s], refugee, with one peasant, arrived from the east.
30: Pack of wolves [gh1h], wolves, number: 6, arrived from the east.
Routes leaving Mandor Mountains:
North, mountain, to Mandor Mountains [ar25], 10 days
East, mountain, to Mandor Mountains [as26], 10 days
Seen here:
Glimmerman [i1u], refugee
Horde of rats [dn9c], rats, number: 24
Lisa [m7c], refugee
Stack of savages [cu8h], savages, number: 4
Pack of wolves [cb9z], wolves, number: 5
Hammad [j1s], refugee, with one peasant


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Class Reference
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Yii | Yii is a helper class serving common framework functionalities. |
| YiiRequirementChecker | YiiRequirementChecker allows checking, if current system meets the requirements for running the Yii application. |
| app\assets\AlertAsset | |
| app\assets\AppAsset | Main application asset bundle. |
| app\commands\HelloController | This command echoes the first argument that you have entered. |
| app\components\HerokuTarget | |
| app\controllers\ArchivosController | ArchivosController implements the CRUD actions for Archivos model. |
| app\controllers\ComentariosController | ComentariosController implements the CRUD actions for Comentarios model. |
| app\controllers\GenerosController | GenerosController implements the CRUD actions for Generos model. |
| app\controllers\ParticipantesController | ParticipantesController implements the CRUD actions for Participantes model. |
| app\controllers\PersonasController | PersonasController implements the CRUD actions for Personas model. |
| app\controllers\RolesController | RolesController implements the CRUD actions for Roles model. |
| app\controllers\SeguidoresController | SeguidoresController implements the CRUD actions for Seguidores model. |
| app\controllers\ShowsDescargasController | ShowsDescargasController implements the CRUD actions for ShowsDescargas model. |
| app\controllers\ShowsGenerosController | ShowsGenerosController implements the CRUD actions for ShowsGeneros model. |
| app\controllers\SiteController | |
| app\controllers\TiposController | TiposController implements the CRUD actions for Tipos model. |
| app\controllers\UsuariosController | UsuariosController implements the CRUD actions for Usuarios model. |
| app\controllers\UsuariosShowsController | UsuariosShowsController implements the CRUD actions for UsuariosShows model. |
| app\controllers\VotosController | VotosController implements the CRUD actions for Votos model. |
| app\helpers\Utility | Clase Utility. |
| app\models\Accion | This is the model class for table "accion". |
| app\models\Archivos | This is the model class for table "archivos". |
| app\models\ArchivosSearch | ArchivosSearch represents the model behind the search form of app\models\Archivos . |
| app\models\Comentarios | This is the model class for table "comentarios". |
| app\models\ComentariosSearch | ComentariosSearch represents the model behind the search form of app\models\Comentarios . |
| app\models\ContactForm | ContactForm is the model behind the contact form. |
| app\models\Generos | This is the model class for table "generos". |
| app\models\GenerosSearch | GenerosSearch represents the model behind the search form of app\models\Generos . |
| app\models\LoginForm | LoginForm is the model behind the login form. |
| app\models\Participantes | This is the model class for table "participantes". |
| app\models\ParticipantesSearch | ParticipantesSearch represents the model behind the search form of app\models\Participantes . |
| app\models\Personas | This is the model class for table "personas". |
| app\models\PersonasSearch | PersonasSearch represents the model behind the search form of app\models\Personas . |
| app\models\Roles | This is the model class for table "roles". |
| app\models\RolesSearch | RolesSearch represents the model behind the search form of app\models\Roles . |
| app\models\Seguidores | This is the model class for table "seguidores". |
| app\models\SeguidoresSearch | SeguidoresSearch represents the model behind the search form of app\models\Seguidores . |
| app\models\Shows | This is the model class for table "shows". |
| app\models\ShowsGeneros | This is the model class for table "shows_generos". |
| app\models\ShowsGenerosSearch | ShowsGenerosSearch represents the model behind the search form of app\models\ShowsGeneros . |
| app\models\ShowsSearch | ShowsSearch represents the model behind the search form of app\models\Shows . |
| app\models\Tipos | This is the model class for table "tipos". |
| app\models\TiposSearch | TiposSearch represents the model behind the search form of app\models\Tipos . |
| app\models\Usuarios | This is the model class for table "usuarios". |
| app\models\UsuariosSearch | UsuariosSearch represents the model behind the search form of app\models\Usuarios . |
| app\models\UsuariosShows | This is the model class for table "usuarios_shows". |
| app\models\UsuariosShowsSearch | UsuariosShowsSearch represents the model behind the search form of app\models\UsuariosShows . |
| app\models\Votos | This is the model class for table "votos". |
| app\models\VotosSearch | VotosSearch represents the model behind the search form of app\models\Votos . |
| app\widgets\Alert | Alert widget renders a message from session flash. All flash messages are displayed in the sequence they were assigned using setFlash. You can set message as following: |


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The PEHeadersType specifies the headers found in PE and COFF files.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| DOS_Header0..1 | DOSHeaderType |
The DOS_Header field refers to the MS-DOS PE header and its associated characteristics. |
| Signature0..1 | HexBinaryObjectPropertyType |
The Signature field specifies the 4-bytes sugnature that identifies the file as a PE file. |
| File_Header0..1 | PEFileHeaderType |
The File_Header field refers to the PE file header (sometimes referred to as the COFF header) and its associated characteristics. |
| Optional_Header0..1 | PEOptionalHeaderType |
The Optional_Header field refers to the PE optional header and its associated characteristics. The Optional Header is required for executable (PE) files, but optional for object (COFF) files. |
| Entropy0..1 | EntropyType |
The Entropy field specifies the calculated entropy of the PE file header. |
| Hashes0..1 | HashListType |
The Hashes field is used to include any hash values computed using the specified PE binary file header as input. |


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