why do you continue this?
because you continue spouting inconsistencies
the funds come from the 75%, it is then uses as an incentive bonus
if anything other than 75% is a "bug"/"flaw" then 75% cannot be a "bonus"
either it's a bonus or it's what is due
This is my contention, you mince words on this subject regulary to conflate concepts and make them seem cohesive, and since people don't read words for what they are (but rather they use interpreted meanings), they tend to not call you out on it


Doctor Who promises 'space for all' with series 12 teaser
Doctor Who is gearing up for the release of its twelfth series and a new teaser image promises it will have ‘space for all’.
This will be Jodie Whittaker’s second run in charge of the Tardis as the Thirteenth Doctor.
Taking to Twitter, the BBC America account tweeted out the newest teaser image for the new instalment, which sees the Doctor reunited with her three companions Graham (Bradley Walsh), Yaz (Mandip Gill) and Ryan (Toisin Cole).
The picture teases that the show’s return will have ‘space for all,’ so we’re looking forward to this being the most inclusive and far-reaching part of the long-running sci-fi saga yet.
It was previously teased that the new series will return with the ‘biggest episode the show has ever done.’ Considering this is a show about all of time and space, that is a very bold claim to make, but we’re excited.
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Speaking to Metro.co.uk at BBC Studios in Cardiff, Chibnall said of their comeback episode: ‘It’s big. It’s the biggest episode we’ve done, and it might be the biggest episode the show has done. Lots of action, a lot of fun.
‘It’s a big, action-packed hoot.’
Two very special guests will be joining the show when it re-launches early next year too. British icons Stephen Fry and Sir Lenny Henry have been announced to join the cast in roles that are being kept a closely guarded secret for now (obviously).
Stephen has exclaimed how happy he is to be cast the role describing it as a ‘very sweet second-place excitement’.
He explained: ‘Short of being picked for a British space exploration programme and I readily concede that I’m past the age where I’d be considered (if I was ever the right age for such a posting) – then being in an episode of Doctor Who will certainly do as a very sweet second-place excitement.’
We’re also now only one day away from the secret announcement that the show as kept teasing for weeks.
It will drop on November 23, which is the exact date the first ever episode of the programme aired in 1963.
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Could it be an announcement that the BBC’s flagship drama will drop a new episode sooner than anyone expected? Perhaps even on New Years Day?
Doctor Who returns to BBC One in early 2020.
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All Classes
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Class Summary Class Description Aunthentification AunthentificationController AunthentificationController classAuthItem AuthItem class extends JPanel serves a minimum unit of AuthentificationBBDDConnector BBDD Conector class.BBDDHelper Abstracts bbdd accesCarte Carte class extends JPanel serves to admin the carte selectionCarteController CarteController classCentralizedRestaurantServer CharBar CharBar Class extends JPanel generates the bar of the stadisticsClientManager Client manager class that manages the client requests extends Thread classClientOrder ClientOrder class extends Jpanel serves to admin ServiceClientOrderController Client Order controllerConfiguration Read Json.Countdown The main function of this type is to carry out the countdown operation.DAOManager DAOManager class manages all data access objectsDish Dish ClassDishDAO Dish Dao class.DishTable DishTable class.FormController FormController classLauncher View Launcher class Extends from JPanelLauncherController LauncherController classMenu Menu class.Menu Menu class extends JPanel serves as admin of the list of dishesMenuController This method it's a ActionListener of the Menu.MenuDAO Menu Dao class.MenuItem Model Model class serves as main model of the appNetwork Network class that manages the net connection implements RunnableOrderedItem OrderedItem class extends JPanel serves as minimum unit for ordersPop Pop-Up Window class Extends from JFrame and implements ActionListenerPostService PostService class extends JPanel serves the porpuse of admin postservice statePostServiceController PostServiceController classPreService PreService class extends JPanel serves the purpose to admin the presevice statePreServiceController PreserviceController ClassRanking Ranking class.RankingDAO Ranking Dao class.Register View Register class Extends from JPanelRegisterController RegisterController class Implements ActionListener It's function is to manage what happens in the Register viewReserve Reserve class.ReserveDAO Reserve class.Restaurant Restaurant class.RestaurantDAO RestaurantDao class.Service Service class of the view extends JPanel serves as manager of the viewServiceController ServiceControllerServiceState ServiceStateController SideMenu SideMenuController sideMenuController classSplitPlane SplitPlane Class extends JPanel serves as side menu of the viewTable Table class.TableDAO Table Dao class.TableItem TableItem Class extends JPanel.TableManagementController Controller classTableMangement TableManagement class extends of JPanel serves as manager of the tables of the restaurantTime Time class extends Thread serves as time runner updater of a labelUser User class.UserDAO UserDao class.Welcome View Launcher class Extends from JPanelWelcomeController WelcomeController classWindowForm Frame that will be the main window of the GUI.


Extend the bigmemory package with 'table', 'tapply', and 'split' support for 'big.matrix' objects. The functions may also be used with native R matrices for improving speed and memory-efficiency.
| Version: | 1.1.5 |
| Depends: | methods, bigmemory (≥ 4.0.0), biganalytics |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, BH, bigmemory |
| Published: | 2016-02-18 |
| Author: | Michael J. Kane and John W. Emerson |
| Maintainer: | Michael J. Kane <bigmemoryauthors at gmail.com> |
| Contact: | Jay and Mike<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| License: | LGPL-3 | Apache License 2.0 |
| Copyright: | (C) 2015 Michael J. Kane and John W. Emerson |
| URL: | http://www.bigmemory.org |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | bigtabulate results |
| Reference manual: | bigtabulate.pdf |
| Package source: | bigtabulate_1.1.5.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: bigtabulate_1.1.5.zip, r-release: bigtabulate_1.1.5.zip, r-oldrel: bigtabulate_1.1.5.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: bigtabulate_1.1.5.tgz, r-oldrel: bigtabulate_1.1.5.tgz |
| Old sources: | bigtabulate archive |
| Reverse enhances: | bigmemory |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=bigtabulate to link to this page.


about yourself please you.
I was born in 2003 My name is XXXX
in high school at Teilhard de Chardin High School
where there is the Eiffel
fancy enjoy playing
I'm also I own a musician because I'm keen on playing piano and take regular piano lessons
But actually However
We would maybe should play a match one some day
sporty vigorous
smiling radiant
nature Nature
earth Earth
every living being in this world
to have acquire a new experience
need requires you to be sporty vigorous
I choose chose this
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also a an additional perk
which have has a good
my choise choice


A YOUNG AND ENTHUSIASTIC LEADER PROUDLY DEAL AND SPECIALISE IN GLOBAL TRADE
“ It's not about how many years of experience we have,
It's all about the quality of experience we set ”
ADELLE INTERNATIONAL is a leading agriculture commodity exporters and has maintained consistency of quality operations in both agricultural products and agrochemicals.
 The company deals in a various agricultural products such as Vegitables, Fruits, and Agrochemicals.

Within a sort span of time we have been able to earn our client's trust and confidence by consistently providing them products that stands for peerless quality and services with a passion to deliver.
Who We are
ADELLE INTERNATIONAL is a Govt. of India recognised leading premium export house engaged in importing and exporting of multiple agricultural commodities. At ADELLE, we percieve our client's taste and we strive to provide high purity and high quality products to keep up with Market Trends. We are consistently maintaining the competitive price. Products offered are various Vegetables, Fruits, Agrochemicals and many more.
OUR EXPERTISE LOOK AFTER THE FOLLOWING INTEREST
- We ensure premium quality commodities
- We are experts in global reach and being accessible
- We pledged the most convenient and competitive prices
- We ensure a swift and quick delivery
OPERATIONS
With an eye on sustainable growth, we ensure that our products and practices are always in the frontline. We are always eager to serve the best that India has to offer to the World.
Business Ethics
We believe constant growth is only possible if we gain access to new markets and clients. ADELLE INTERNATIONAL has a team of well qualified and expertised professional with a lot of experience in global trade. We specialize in sourcing, trading and exporting for our global client with minimum time frame. We follow the strict quality control throughout the procedure.
EFFICIENCY IS OUR KEY !
Mission and Vision
We are determined to become the leader of Global Market by diversifying product range into various sector, and a strong commitment to ethical operation throughout the journey
ADELLE INTERNATIONAL's vision is to become a leading Global Premium Exports Company by providing cost effective, high quiality and innovative solution in various products and services.
WE ARE: SPECIFIC, MEASURABLE, ACHIEVABLE, RELEVANT, TIME BOUND !
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Contact
Adelle International
Two Star Export House
Registered ISO 9001- 2008 & 22000 – 2005
HACCP Certified Organisation
Address
1/1/7, Beninandan Street,
Kolkata – 700 025 (India)


{% extends 'layout.html' %} {% block title %}Premium{% endblock %} {% block content %}
This is the default premium info template.
If you're planning to make use of premium group protections copy premium_info-example.html to the parent project's templates/ directory and edit it with your specific premium groups and information.
{% endblock %}


@use super::{header_html, footer_html};
@()
@:header_html(Some("Contact"), None)
Contact Information
Email
me@@christine.website
Social Media
Other Information
I have a Patreon if you want to send donations, otherwise my Ko-Fi works too.
Telegram
@@miamorecadenza
Discord
Cadey~#1337
@:footer_html()


There was a friend of mine on murder
And the judge’s gavel fell
Jury found him guilty
Gave him sixteen years in hell
He said “I ain’t spending my life here
I ain’t living alone
Ain’t breaking no rocks on the chain gang
I’m breakin’ out and headin’ home”
Gonna make a jailbreak
And I’m lookin’ towards the sky
I’m gonna make a jailbreak
Oh, how I wish that I could fly
All in the name of liberty
All in the name of liberty
Got to be free
Jailbreak, let me out of here
Jailbreak, sixteen years ah
Jailbreak, had more
than I can take
Jailbreak, yeah
He said he’d seen his lady
being fooled with
By another man
She was down and he was up
Had a gun in his hand
Bullets started flying everywhere
And people started to scream
Big man lying on the ground
With a hole in his body
Where his life had been
But it was all in the name of liberty
All in the name of liberty
I got to be free
Jailbreak, jailbreak
I got to break out
Out of here
Heartbeats, they were racin’
Freedom, he was chasin’
Spotlights, sirens, rifles firing
But he made it out
With a bullet in his back
Jailbreak, jailbreak
Jailbreak, jailbreak
Jailbreak, jailbreak
Jailbreak, jailbreak
Jailbreak, jailbreak


"""
editors_helpers.py
------------------
The functions in this module have been created so that user editors/IDEs
could use Friendly without having to change the content of
their own programs.
None of these are part of the public API.
If you make use of any other function here, please file an issue so
it can be determined if it should be added to the public API.
"""
import sys
from .source_cache import cache
from .ft_gettext import current_lang
from .config import session
[docs]def check_syntax(
*, source=None, filename="Fake_filename", path=None, include=None, lang=None
):
"""This uses Python's ``compile()`` builtin which does some analysis of
its code argument and will raise an exception if it identifies
some syntax errors, but also some less common "overflow" and "value"
errors.
Note that there are a few syntax errors that are not caught by this,
as they are identified by Python very late in its execution
process. See for example
`this blog post <https://aroberge.blogspot.com/2019/12/a-tiny-python-exception-oddity.html>`_
This function can either be used on a file, using the ``path`` argument, or
on some code passed as a string, using the ``source`` argument.
For the latter case, one can also specify a corresponding ``filename``:
this could be useful if this function is invoked from a GUI-based
editor.
Note that the ``path`` argument, if provided, takes precedence
over the ``source`` argument.
Two additional named arguments, ``include`` and ``lang``, can be
provided to temporarily set the values to be used during this function
call. The original values are restored at the end.
If friendly exception hook has not been set up prior
to calling check_syntax, it will only be used for the duration
of this function call.
Returns a tuple containing a code object and a filename if no exception
has been raised, False otherwise.
"""
_ = current_lang.translate
saved_except_hook, saved_include = _save_settings()
saved_lang = _temp_set_lang(lang)
if path is not None:
try:
with open(path, encoding="utf8") as f:
source = f.read()
filename = path
except Exception: # noqa
# Do not show the Python traceback which would include
# the call to open() in the traceback
if include is None:
session.set_include("no_tb")
else:
session.set_include(include)
session.explain_traceback()
_reset(saved_except_hook, saved_lang, saved_include)
return False
cache.add(filename, source)
try:
code = compile(source, filename, "exec")
except Exception: # noqa
if include is None:
session.set_include("explain") # our default
else:
session.set_include(include)
session.explain_traceback()
_reset(saved_except_hook, saved_lang, saved_include)
return ""
_reset(saved_except_hook, saved_lang, saved_include)
return code
[docs]def exec_code(*, source=None, path=None, include=None, lang=None):
"""This uses check_syntax to see if the code is valid and, if so,
executes it into a globals dict containing only
``{"__name__": "__main__"}``.
If no ``SyntaxError`` exception is raised, this dict is returned;
otherwise, an empty dict is returned.
It can either be used on a file, using the ``path`` argument, or
on some code passed as a string, using the ``source`` argument.
Note that the ``path`` argument, if provided, takes precedence
over the ``source`` argument.
Two additional named arguments, ``include`` and ``lang``, can be
provided to temporarily set the values to be used during this function
call. The original values are restored at the end.
If friendly exception hook has not been set up prior
to calling check_syntax, it will only be used for the duration
of this function call.
"""
code = check_syntax(source=source, path=path, include=include, lang=lang)
if not code:
return {}
saved_except_hook, saved_include = _save_settings()
saved_lang = _temp_set_lang(lang)
module_globals = {"__name__": "__main__"}
try:
exec(code, module_globals)
except Exception: # noqa
if include is None:
session.set_include("explain") # our default
else:
session.set_include(include)
session.explain_traceback()
_reset(saved_except_hook, saved_lang, saved_include)
return module_globals
_reset(saved_except_hook, saved_lang, saved_include)
return module_globals
def _temp_set_lang(lang):
"""If lang is not none, temporarily set session.lang to the provided
value. Keep track of the original lang setting and return it.
A value of None for saved_lang indicates that no resetting will
be required.
"""
saved_lang = None
if lang is not None:
saved_lang = session.lang
if saved_lang != lang:
session.install_gettext(lang)
else:
saved_lang = None
return saved_lang
def _save_settings():
current_except_hook = sys.excepthook
current_include = session.include
return current_except_hook, current_include
def _reset(saved_except_hook, saved_lang, saved_include):
"""Resets both include and lang to their original values"""
if saved_lang is not None:
session.install_gettext(saved_lang)
session.set_include(saved_include)
# set_include(0) restores sys.excepthook to sys.__excepthook__
# which might not be what is wanted. So, we reset sys.excepthook last
sys.excepthook = saved_except_hook


Library CoqEqDec
A type class-based library for working with decidable equality.
Require Import Coq.Classes.Equivalence.
Require Import Coq.Classes.EquivDec.
Require Import Coq.Logic.Decidable.
Hint Extern 0 (?x === ?x) => reflexivity.
Hint Extern 1 (_ === _) => (symmetry; trivial; fail).
Hint Extern 1 (_ =/= _) => (symmetry; trivial; fail).
The EqDec class is defined in Coq's standard library.
Lemma equiv_reflexive' : forall `{EqDec A} (x : A),
x === x.
Lemma equiv_symmetric' : forall `{EqDec A} (x y : A),
x === y ->
y === x.
Lemma equiv_transitive' : forall `{EqDec A} (x y z : A),
x === y ->
y === z ->
x === z.
Lemma equiv_decidable : forall `{EqDec A} (x y : A),
decidable (x === y).
It is convenient to be able to use a single notation for decidable
equality on types. This can naturally be done using a type class.
However, the definition of EqDec in the EquivDec library is
overly general for cases where the equality is eq: the extra
layer of abstraction provided by abstracting over the equivalence
relation gets in the way of smooth reasoning. To get around this,
we define a version of that class where the equivalence relation
is hard-coded to be eq.
Implementation note: One should not declare an instance for EqDec_eq A directly. First, declare an instance for @EqDec A eq eq_equivalence. Second, let class inference build an instance for EqDec_eq A using the instance declaration below.
Implementation note (BEA): Specifying eq_equivalence explicitly is important. Following Murphy's Law, if type class inference can find multiple ways of inferring the @Equivalence A eq argument, it will do so in the most inconvenient way possible. Additionally, I choose to infer EqDec_eq instances from EqDec instances because the standard library already defines instances for EqDec.
Implementation note: One should not declare an instance for EqDec_eq A directly. First, declare an instance for @EqDec A eq eq_equivalence. Second, let class inference build an instance for EqDec_eq A using the instance declaration below.
Implementation note (BEA): Specifying eq_equivalence explicitly is important. Following Murphy's Law, if type class inference can find multiple ways of inferring the @Equivalence A eq argument, it will do so in the most inconvenient way possible. Additionally, I choose to infer EqDec_eq instances from EqDec instances because the standard library already defines instances for EqDec.
Class EqDec_eq (A : Type) :=
eq_dec : forall (x y : A), {x = y} + {x <> y}.
Instance EqDec_eq_of_EqDec `(@EqDec A eq eq_equivalence) : EqDec_eq A.
This page has been generated by coqdoc


UNRWA Receives 3-Year Extension on Mandate
by Hana Levi JulianThe United Nations voted Friday 170-2 to extend the mandate of the UN Relief and Works Agency for three more years, until 2023.
The resolution, which passed with three abstentions and 14 countries that were not present for the vote of the UN Fourth Committee in New York, did not mention the current corruption investigation into the agency’s top management.
Only the United States and Israel opposed the resolution.
UNRWA provides support solely to Arab refugees from the 1948 and 1967 wars between the surrounding Arab nations and Israel, as well as their descendant generations – who are also automatically granted “refugee” status – the only people in the entire world for whom such an action is taken.
UN’s Findings on UNRWA Corruption Shows We Were Right, Israel Says
The agency’s commissioner-general, Pierre Krahenbuhl, resigned last week after allegations of mismanagement and abuses of authority by senior agency officials emerged in a UN ethics report.


By default, the AppServers module will run Geode automatically with preconfigured settings. You can change these Geode settings.
Here are the default settings:
- Geode peer-to-peer members are discovered using locators.
- The region name is set to
gemfire_modules_sessions
. - The cache region is replicated for peer-to-peer configurations and partitioned (with redundancy turned on) for client/server configurations.
- Geode clients have local caching turned on and when the local cache needs to evict data, it will evict least-recently-used (LRU) data first.
Note: On the application server side, the default inactive interval for session expiration is set to 30 minutes. To change this value, refer to Session Expiration.
However, you may want to change this default configuration. For example, you might want to change the region from replicated to partitioned. This section describes how to change these configuration values.
Note: You cannot override region attributes on the cache server when using the HTTP Session Management Module. You must place all region attribute definitions in the region attributes template that you customize in your application server. See Overriding Region Attributes for more information.
Changing Geode Distributed System Properties
To edit Geode system properties, you must add properties to Geode Session Filter definition in the application’s web.xml file. As mentioned previously, this can be done by using the -p option to the modify_war
script. All Geode system properties should be prefixed with the string gemfire.property. For example:
- -p gemfire.property.locators=hostname[10334]
- -p gemfire.property.cache-xml-file=/u01/weblogic/conf/cache.xml.
<filter>
<filter-name>gemfire-session-filter</filter-name>
<filter-class>
org.apache.geode.modules.session.filter.SessionCachingFilter
</filter-class>
<init-param>
<param-name>cache-type</param-name>
<param-value>client-server</param-value>
</init-param>
<init-param>
<param-name>gemfire.property.locators</param-name>
<param-value>hostname[10334]</param-value>
</init-param>
<init-param>
<param-name>gemfire.property.cache-xml-file</param-name>
<param-value>/u01/weblogic/conf/cache.xml</param-value>
</init-param>
</filter>
This example specifies that the file name for Geode’s cache XML configuration is cache-peer.xml
.
The list of configurable server.xml
system properties include any of the properties that can be specified in Geode’s gemfire.properties
file. The following list contains some of the more common parameters that can be configured.
| Parameter | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| cache-xml-file | Name of the cache configuration file. | cache-peer.xml for peer-to-peer, cache-client.xml for client/server |
| locators (only for peer-to-peer config) | (required) list of locators (host[port]) used by Geode members; if a single locator listens on its default port, then set this value to "localhost[10334]" |
Empty string |
| log-file | Name of the Geode log file. | gemfire_modules.log |
| statistic-archive-file | Name of the Geode statistics file. | gemfire_modules.gfs |
| statistic-sampling-enabled | Whether Geode statistics sampling is enabled. | false |
In addition to the standard Geode system properties, the following cache-specific properties can also be configured.
| Parameter | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| criticalHeapPercentage | Percentage of heap at which updates to the cache are refused. | 0 (disabled) |
| evictionHeapPercentage | Percentage of heap at which session eviction begins. | 80.0 |
| rebalance | Whether a rebalance of the cache should be done when the application server instance is started. | false |
Although these properties are not part of the standard Geode system properties, they apply to the entire JVM instance. For more information about managing the heap, refer to Managing Heap and Off-heap Memory.
Note: It is important to note that the Geode Distributed System is a singleton within the entire application server JVM. As such it is important to ensure that different web applications, within the same container, set (or expect) the same cache configuration. When the application server starts, the first web application to start that uses Geode Session Caching will determine the overall configuration of the distributed system since it will trigger the creation of the distributed system.
Changing Cache Configuration Properties
To edit Geode cache properties (such as the name and the characteristics of the cache region), you must configure these using a filter initialization parameter prefix of gemfire.cache with the modify_war
script. For example:
-p gemfire.cache.region_name=custom_sessions
<filter>
<filter-name>gemfire-session-filter</filter-name>
<filter-class>
org.apache.geode.modules.session.filter.SessionCachingFilter
</filter-class>
<init-param>
<param-name>cache-type</param-name>
<param-value>peer-to-peer</param-value>
</init-param>
<init-param>
<param-name>gemfire.cache.region_name</param-name>
<param-value>custom_sessions</param-value>
</init-param>
</filter>
The following parameters are the cache configuration parameters that can be added to the filter definition as initialization parameters.
Default: false
The Geode API equivalent to setting this parameter:
// Create factory
AttributesFactory factory = ...;
<or> RegionFactory factory = ...;
// Add cache listener
factory.addCacheListener(new DebugCacheListener());
Default: false
for peer-to-peer, true
for client/server
The Geode API equivalent to setting this parameter:
// For peer-to-peer members:
Cache.createRegionFactory(REPLICATE_PROXY)
// For client members:
ClientCache.createClientRegionFactory(CACHING_PROXY_HEAP_LRU)
Default: REPLICATE for peer-to-peer, PARTITION_REDUNDANT for client/server
The Geode API equivalent to setting this parameter:
// Creates a region factory for the specified region shortcut
Cache.createRegionFactory(regionAttributesId);
Default: gemfire_modules_sessions
The Geode API equivalent to setting this parameter:
// Creates a region with the specified name
RegionFactory.create(regionName);
Default: delta_queued
Delta replication can be configured to occur immediately when HttpSession.setAttribute() is called (delta_immediate) or when the HTTP request has completed processing (delta_queued). If the latter mode is configured, all attribute updates for a particular request are ‘batched’ and multiple updates to the same attribute are collapsed. Depending on the number of attributes updates within a given request, delta_queued may provide a significant performance gain. For complete session attribute integrity across the cache, delta_immediate is recommended. Note that this option is specific to this module and there is no equivalent Geode API to enable it.


People Demo Application
First Name
Last Name
Create
Update
Delete
Reset
People
First Name
Last Name
Update Time


Occupancy Type Editor
The Occupancy Type Editor provides a graphical way of viewing data, allows for the editing of the occupancy types, as well as providing the ability to create new ones.
Occupancy Type Editor Help Sections:
Menu Bar
The Occupancy Type Editor menu bar includes the File menu, and the Edit menu.
The File menu contains the Close option. Selecting Close will close the editor.
The Edit menu contains the Add New, Delete, Rename, and Save As options.
- Selecting Add New displays the New Name Dialog. Enter the new occupancy type name and enter the associated damage category.
- Selecting Delete deletes the occupancy type that is displaying in the Occtype Name dropdown box.
- Selecting Rename gives the opportunity to change the name of the occupancy type that is displaying in the Occtype Name dropdown box. The Rename Occupancy Type dialog appears. Simply enter the new name for the occupancy type and hit the OK button.
- Selecting Save As displays the Save Occupancy Type As dialog which creates a copy of the current occupancy type and gives it a new name.
Selecting/Adding Occupancy Types
The upper portion of the Occupancy Type Editor contains a dropdown list of all of the occupancy types. Change which damage category the occupancy type is associated with by changing the selection in the Damage Category dropdown box. Add a new occupancy type by clicking the button to the right of the Occtype Name and enter the Name and Damage Category of the new occupancy type.
Editing the Foundation Height
Edit the variation in foundation height by first selecting the Uncertainty Type. The Uncertainty Type contains four options: None, Triangular, Normal, and Uniform. Different inputs become available depending on the option that you select.
- If None is selected, no other selections are available.
- If Triangular is selected, the Minimum and the Maximum values must be entered. The Minimum value cannot be greater than zero, and the Maximum value cannot be less than zero.
- If Normal is selected, the Standard Deviation option becomes available. The Standard Deviation cannot be greater than 15.
- If Uniform is selected, the Minimum and the Maximum values must be entered. The Minimum value cannot be greater than zero, and the Maximum value cannot be less than zero.
Variation in Structure Value
In this section of the Occupancy Type Editor changes are made to the variation in structure value as a percentage. Enable or disable the Structure, Contents, and Other tabs by checking or unchecking the associated check boxes. Similarly to the section above (Editing the Foundation Height), select the Uncertainty Type and enter the associated fields.
Plot Area
The plot area displays the current data in the style dictated by the selection in the Distribution Type. The x-axis is the depth in feet, while the y-axis is the damages as a percent. Any cell that contains an error is bordered in red. Hover over the cell to view the error message.
Editing the Data
The data is edited by clicking in a cell and typing the new value. Rows are selected by clicking to the left of the first cell (Figure 7.5). Select a single row with a single click, or select multiple rows by clicking and dragging.


Lines are simple; two points on a path uniquely determine the line segment between them. Since an infinite number of curves can be drawn between two points, you must give additional information to draw a curved path between them. The simplest of the curves we will examine is the elliptical arc — that is, drawing a section of an ellipse that connects two points.
Although arcs are visually the simplest curves, specifying a unique arc requires the most information. The first pieces of information you need to specify are the x- and y-radii of the ellipse on which the points lie. This narrows it down to two possible ellipses, as you can see in section (a) of Figure 6-4. The two points divide the two ellipses into four arcs. Two of them, (b) and (c), are arcs that measure less than 180 degrees. The other two, (d) and (e) are greater than 180 degrees. If you look at (b) and (c), you will notice that they are differentiated by their direction; (b) is drawn in the direction of increasing negative angle, and (c) in the direction of increasing positive angle. The same relationship holds true between (d) and (e).
But wait — we still haven’t uniquely specified the potential arcs! There’s no law that says that the ellipse has to have its x-radius parallel to the x-axis. Part (f) of Figure 6-4 shows the two points with their candidate ellipses rotated thirty degrees with respect to the x-axis.
(Figure 6-4 is adapted from the one found in section 8.3.8 of the World Wide Web Consortium’s SVG specification.)
Thus, an arc command begins with the A abbreviation for absolute coordinates or a for relative coordinates, and is followed by seven parameters:
Here are the paths used to draw the elliptical arcs in sections (b) through (e) of Figure 6-4:
<path d="M 125,75 A100,50 0 0,0 225,125"/> <!-- b --> <path d="M 125,75 A100,50 0 0,1 225,125"/> <!-- c --> <path d="M 125,75 A100,50 0 1,0 225,125"/> <!-- d --> <path d="M 125,75 A100,50 0 1,1 225,125"/> <!-- e -->
Some other vector graphics systems let you specify an arc by defining a center point for the ellipse, its x- and y-radius, the starting angle, and the extent of the angle’s arc. This is a straightforward method of specification, and is excellent for drawing arcs as single objects. This, paradoxically, is exactly why SVG instead chooses such a seemingly eccentric method to specify arcs. In SVG, an arc is not presumed to be living in lonely splendor; it is intended to be part of a connected path of lines and curves. (For example, a rounded rectangle is precisely that: a series of lines and elliptical arcs.) Thus, it makes sense to specify an arc by its endpoints.
Sometimes, though, you do want an isolated semicircle (or, more accurately, semi-ellipse). Presume that you have an ellipse specified as:
<ellipse cx="cx" cy="cy" rx="rx" ry="ry"/>
Here are the paths to draw the four possible semi-ellipses:
<!-- northern hemisphere --> <path d="M cx-rx cy A rx ry 0 1 1 cx+rx cy"/> <!-- southern hemipshere --> <path d="M cx-rx cy A rx ry 0 1 0 cx+rx cy"/> <!-- eastern hemisphere --> <path d="M cx cy-ry A rx ry 0 1 1 cx cy+ry"/> <!-- western hemisphere --> <path d="M cx cy-ry A rx ry 0 1 0 cx cy+ry"/>
For the more general case, when you wish to draw an arbitrary arc that has been specified in “center-and-angles” notation and wish to convert it to SVG’s “endpoint-and-sweep” format, use the following Perl script. It prompts you for center coordinates, radii, starting angle, and angle extent. The output is a <path> tag that you can insert into your SVG files.
#!/usr/bin/perl use Math::Trig; # # Convert an elliptical arc based around a central point # to an elliptical arc parameterized for SVG. # # Input is a list containing: # center x coordinate # center y coordinate # x-radius of ellipse # y-radius of ellipse # beginning angle of arc in degrees # arc extent in degrees # x-axis rotation angle in degrees # # Output is a list containing: # # x-coordinate of beginning of arc # y-coordinate of beginning of arc # x-radius of ellipse # y-radius of ellipse # large-arc-flag as defined in SVG specification # sweep-flag as defined in SVG specification # x-coordinate of endpoint of arc # y-coordinate of endpoint of arc # sub convert_to_svg { my ($cx, $cy, $rx, $ry, $theta1, $delta, $phi) = @_; my $theta2 = $delta + $theta1; $theta1 = deg2rad($theta1); $theta2 = deg2rad($theta2); my $phi_r = deg2rad($phi); # # Figure out the coordinates of the beginning and # ending points # my $x0 = $cx + cos($phi_r) * $rx * cos($theta1) + sin(-$phi_r) * $ry * sin($theta1); my $y0 = $cy + sin($phi_r) * $rx * cos($theta1) + cos($phi_r) * $ry * sin($theta1); my $x1 = $cx + cos($phi_r) * $rx * cos($theta2) + sin(-$phi_r) * $ry * sin($theta2); my $y1 = $cy + sin($phi_r) * $rx * cos($theta2) + cos($phi_r) * $ry * sin($theta2); my $large_arc = ($delta > 180) ? 1 : 0; my $sweep = ($delta > 0) ? 1 : 0; return ($x0, $y0, $rx, $ry, $phi, $large_arc, $sweep, $x1, $y1); } # # Request input # print "Enter center x,y coordinates > "; $data = <>; $data =~ s/,/ /g; ($cx, $cy) = split /\s+/, $data; print "Enter x and y radii > "; $data = <>; $data =~ s/,/ /g; ($rx, $ry) = split/\s+/, $data; print "Enter starting angle in degrees > "; $theta = <>; chomp $theta; print "Enter angle extent in degrees > "; $delta = <>; chomp $delta; print "Enter angle of rotation in degrees > "; $phi = <>; chomp $phi; # # Echo original data # print "(cx,cy)=($cx,$cy) rx=$rx ry=$ry ", "start angle=$theta extent=$delta rotate=$phi\n"; ($x0, $y0, $rx, $ry, $phi, $large_arc_flag, $sweep_flag, $x1, $y1) = convert_to_svg( $cx, $cy, $rx, $ry, $theta, $delta, $phi); # # Produce a <path> element that fits the # specifications # print "<path d=\"M $x0 $y0 ", # Moveto initial point "A $rx $ry ", # Arc command and radii, "$phi ", # angle of rotation, "$large_arc_flag ", # the "large-arc" flag, "$sweep_flag ", # the "sweep" flag, "$x1 $y1\"/>\n"; # and the endpoint
If you wish to convert from the SVG format to a “center-and-angles” format, the mathematics is considerably more complex. You can see the formulas in detail in the SVG specification. This Perl script was adapted from the code in the Apache XML Batik project.
#!/usr/bin/perl use Math::Trig; # # Convert an elliptical arc based around a central point # to an elliptical arc parameterized for SVG. # # Input is a list containing: # # x-coordinate of beginning of arc # y-coordinate of beginning of arc # x-radius of ellipse # y-radius of ellipse # large-arc-flag as defined in SVG specification # sweep-flag as defined in SVG specification # x-coordinate of endpoint of arc # y-coordinate of endpoint of arc # # Output is a list containing: # center x coordinate # center y coordinate # x-radius of ellipse # y-radius of ellipse # beginning angle of arc in degrees # arc extent in degrees # x-axis rotation angle in degrees # sub convert_from_svg { my ($x0, $y0, $rx, $ry, $phi, $large_arc, $sweep, $x, $y) = @_; # Compute 1/2 distance between current and final point my $dx2 = ($x0 - $x) / 2.0; my $dy2 = ($y0 - $y) / 2.0; # Convert from degrees to radians $phi %= 360; my $phi_r = deg2rad($phi); # Compute (x1, y1) my $x1 = cos($phi_r) * $dx2 + sin($phi_r) * $dy2; my $y1 = -sin($phi_r) * $dx2 + cos($phi_r) * $dy2; # Make sure radii are large enough $rx = abs($rx); $ry = abs($ry); my $rx_sq = $rx * $rx; my $ry_sq = $ry * $ry; my $x1_sq = $x1 * $x1; my $y1_sq = $y1 * $y1; $radius_check = ($x1_sq / $rx_sq) + ($y1_sq / $ry_sq); if ($radius_check > 1) { $rx *= sqrt($radius_check); $ry *= sqrt($adius_check); $rx_sq = $rx * $rx; $ry_sq = $ry * $ry; } # Step 2: Compute (cx1, cy1) my $sign = ($large_arc == $sweep) ? -1 : 1; my $sq = (($rx_sq * $ry_sq) - ($rx_sq * $y1_sq) - ($ry_sq * $x1_sq)) / (($rx_sq * $y1_sq) + ($ry_sq * $x1_sq)); $sq = ($sq < 0) ? 0 : $sq; my $coef = $sign * sqrt($sq); my $cx1 = $coef * (($rx * $y1) / $ry); my $cy1 = $coef * -(($ry * $x1) / $rx); # Step 3: Compute (cx, cy) from (cx1, cy1) my $sx2 = ($x0 + $x) / 2.0; my $sy2 = ($y0 + $y) / 2.0; my $cx = $sx2 + (cos($phi_r) * $cx1 - sin($phi_r) * $cy1); my $cy = $sy2 + (sin($phi_r) * $cx1 + cos($phi_r) * $cy1); # Step 4: Compute angle start and angle extent my $ux = ($x1 - $cx1) / $rx; my $uy = ($y1 - $cy1) / $ry; my $vx = (-$x1 - $cx1) / $rx; my $vy = (-$y1 - $cy1) / $ry; my $n = sqrt( ($ux * $ux) + ($uy * $uy) ); my $p = $ux; # 1 * ux + 0 * uy $sign = ($uy < 0) ? -1 : 1; my $theta = $sign * acos( $p / $n ); $theta = rad2deg($theta); $n = sqrt(($ux * $ux + $uy * $uy) * ($vx * $vx + $vy * $vy)); $p = $ux * $vx + $uy * $vy; $sign = (($ux * $vy - $uy * $vx) < 0) ? -1 : 1; my $delta = $sign * acos( $p / $n ); $delta = rad2deg($delta); if ($sweep == 0 && $delta > 0) { $delta -= 360; } elsif ($sweep == 1 && $delta < 0) { $delta += 360; } $delta %= 360; $theta %= 360; return ($cx, $cy, $rx, $ry, $theta, $delta, $phi); } # # Request input # print "Enter starting x,y coordinates > "; $data = <>; $data =~ s/,/ /g; ($x0, $y0) = split /\s+/, $data; print "Enter ending x,y coordinates > "; $data = <>; $data =~ s/,/ /g; ($x, $y) = split /\s+/, $data; print "Enter x and y radii > "; $data = <>; $data =~ s/,/ /g; ($rx, $ry) = split/\s+/, $data; print "Enter rotation angle in degrees "; $phi = <>; chomp $phi; print "Large arc flag (0=no, 1=yes) > "; $large_arc = <>; chomp $large_arc; print "Sweep flag (0=negative, 1=positive) > "; $sweep = <>; chomp $sweep; print "From ($x0,$y0) to ($x,$y) rotate $phi", " large arc=$large_arc sweep=$sweep\n"; ($cx, $cy, $rx, $ry, $theta, $delta, $phi) = convert_from_svg( $x0, $y0, $rx, $ry, $phi, $large_arc, $sweep, $x, $y ); print "Ellipse center = ($cx, $cy)\n"; print "Start angle = $theta\n"; print "Angle extent = $delta\n";Content retrieved from O'Reilly Commons.


This quickstart is a five minutes howto on how to get started with Redis. For more information on Redis check
Redis Documentation Index.
The latest stable source distribution of Redis can be obtained
at this location as a tarball. The unstable source code, with more features but not ready for production, can be downloaded using git:
git clone git://github.com/antirez/redis.git
Redis can be compiled in most POSIX systems, but the development targets mainly Linux, Mac OS X, FreeBSD and OpenBSD. Solaris is currently not supported and there are no short-term plans to support it.
To compile Redis just untar the tar.gz, enter the directly and type 'make'.
tar xvzf redis-1.0.0.tar.gz
cd redis-1.0.0
make
In order to test if the Redis server is working well in your computer make sure to run
make test
and check that all the tests are passed.
Redis can run just fine without a configuration file (when executed without a config file a standard configuration is used). To run Redis just type the following command:
./redis-server
With the default configuration Redis will log to the standard output so you can check what happens. Later, when you'll ready to install Redis in production, you may want to use a configuration file. The
redis.conf
file included in the source code distribution is a starting point, you should be able to modify it in order do adapt it to your needs without troubles reading the comments inside the file. In order to start Redis using a configuration file just pass the file name as the sole argument when starting the server:
./redis-server redis.conf
To check if the server is working correctly you can use the
redis-cli
utility included in the source distribution (and automatically compiled when you compile Redis). For instance to set a key and read back the value use the following:
./redis-cli set mykey somevalue
OK
./redis-cli get mykey
somevalue


Amsterdam, Netherlands
REM Eiland
This pirate-broadcasting-tower-turned-restaurant played a rebellious role in the history of Dutch television.
by Sam OBrienThe restaurant known as REM Eiland wasn’t always an architectural oddity in the Amsterdam port of Houthaven. The 80-foot-tall, red-and-white tower was originally a pirate radio and TV station in the North Sea, and it gave Dutch viewers their first taste of commercial television.
It was 1964, and up to that point, there’d only been state-sponsored television. From the tower, a channel called TV Noordzee broadcast shows such as Zorro, Rin-Tin-Tin, and Mr. Ed, along with commercials. While viewers were entertained, the government was not: The tower’s location in international waters allowed TV Noordzee to circumvent Dutch laws. But this rebellion was short-lived: Four months after TV Noordzee launched, the government found a way to use the 1958 Geneva Convention to justify restructuring offshore territorial boundaries. And with that, REM Eiland fell under Dutch control. On December 17, 1964, marines raided the tower and shut down operations.
The government used the tower as a site for measuring ocean temperatures and salt levels before dismantling it and bringing it ashore in 2006. But just when REM Eiland seemed like it might disappear for good, new owners purchased it and started renovations (including adding another floor and losing the helipad) to turn it into the restaurant it is today.
Now, diners can ascend the tower’s zigzagging stairs to reach the bar and dining area. The menu features tournedos (tiny, round cuts of beef), sea bass, and sandwiches with fillings ranging from steamed mackerel to eggs with aged gouda. REM Eiland’s most spectacular offering, however, is the view of the IJ river and surrounding city. Order a beer from nearby Brouwerij ‘t IJ or a cocktail at the bar, and raise a glass to the era of offshore pirate broadcasting.
Know Before You Go
The tower is also home to an office, so just follow the signs to make sure you’re heading to the restaurant.
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Sources
- http://www.icce.rug.nl/~soundscapes/VOLUME14/Rem_Reflections.shtml
- https://www.remeiland.com/en/history/
- https://inhabitat.com/rem-island-1964-pirate-radio-on-a-sea-platform-turned-into-cool-restaurant-in-amsterdam/
- http://www.offshoreradiomuseum.co.uk/page460.html
- https://www.archdaily.com/337557/rem-island-concrete


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