- launch(boolean) - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.Launcher
-
Creates and starts a JPac-Man game.
- Launcher - Class in nl.tudelft.jpacman
-
Creates and launches the JPacMan UI.
- Launcher() - Constructor for class nl.tudelft.jpacman.Launcher
-
- LauncherSmokeTest - Class in nl.tudelft.jpacman
-
Smoke test launching the full game,
and attempting to make a number of typical moves.
- LauncherSmokeTest() - Constructor for class nl.tudelft.jpacman.LauncherSmokeTest
-
- leaveSquare() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.board.Unit
-
Leaves the currently occupying square, thus removing this unit from the board.
- Level - Class in nl.tudelft.jpacman.level
-
A level of Pac-Man.
- Level(Board, List<NPC>, List<Square>, CollisionMap) - Constructor for class nl.tudelft.jpacman.level.Level
-
Creates a new level for the board.
- Level.LevelObserver - Interface in nl.tudelft.jpacman.level
-
An observer that will be notified when the level is won or lost.
- levelCompleted(int) - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.level.IdentifiedPlayer
-
Triggered whenever the player completes a game.
- LevelFactory - Class in nl.tudelft.jpacman.level
-
Factory that creates levels and units.
- LevelFactory(PacManSprites, GhostFactory) - Constructor for class nl.tudelft.jpacman.level.LevelFactory
-
Creates a new level factory.
- levelLost() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.game.Game
-
- levelLost() - Method in interface nl.tudelft.jpacman.level.Level.LevelObserver
-
The level has been lost.
- LevelTest - Class in nl.tudelft.jpacman.level
-
Tests various aspects of level.
- LevelTest() - Constructor for class nl.tudelft.jpacman.level.LevelTest
-
- levelWon() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.game.Game
-
- levelWon() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.game.SinglePlayerGame
-
This method deals with levelWon event by bringing the user to the next level.
- levelWon() - Method in interface nl.tudelft.jpacman.level.Level.LevelObserver
-
The level has been won.
- link(Square, Direction) - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.board.Square
-
Links this square to a neighbour in the given direction.
- loadSprite(String) - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.sprite.PacManSprites
-
Overloads the default sprite loading, ignoring the exception.
- loadSprite(String) - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.sprite.SpriteStore
-
Loads a sprite from a resource on the class path.
- loseLife() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.level.Player
-
Removes one life from the player and check if he has none left afterwards.
- loseLife() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.level.PlayerTest
-
Tests that Player::loseLife() effectively removes one life from the testPlayer when called.


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PARIS: International police agency Interpol issued a public appeal on Monday (Nov 25) to track down eight men wanted around the world from Russia to Brazil for murder and other crimes against women.
French-based Interpol made the appeal to coincide with the United Nations-designated "International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women".
The eight include two wanted by Russia and one each from Denmark, Norway, Ukraine, Brazil, Cyprus and the United States.
Six of the cases involved murders, while sexual violence, grievous bodily injury resulting in death, abduction and rape were also among the charges.
Interpol said in a statement that one in two women killed worldwide was murdered by a partner or family member, while one in three women and girls experience violence in their lifetime.
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Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
4
Heat the oven to 160C/320F/gas 3. Heat two tablespoons of the oil in a two litre (3 pints 10fl oz) flameproof casserole.
Add the onions and garlic with a little fine salt, and fry until light golden-brown. Remove with a slotted spoon, place in a bowl and reserve.
Add another two tablespoons of oil to the pan and fry the mushrooms until cooked through. Tip the cooked mushrooms into the bowl containing the onions.
Chop the beef into large cubes and coat in the seasoned flour.
Heat the remaining oil in the casserole and fry the beef, in two batches, until well browned all over. Remove from the pan and set aside.
Pour in the wine and scrape the pan with a wooden spoon to loosen the browned bits. Simmer until it has a syrupy consistency, then add the stock, sauces, and herbs. Stir well and bring to a simmer.
Return the onions, mushrooms, and beef to the pan, and add sea salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste. Cover and place in the oven to braise for two hours, adding the potatoes after an hour.
For the pastry, sift the flour and salt into a bowl. Rub in the butter, then slowly mix in 3-4 tablespoons of cold water to make a stiff dough, bringing the dough together to make a ball with your hands. Wrap the dough in cling film and refrigerate for at least an hour - remove the dough 15 minutes before using.
For the vinegar onions, gently warm the vinegar in a pan, tip it into a large bowl and stir in the onions. Cover and set aside.
Remove the casserole from the oven and rest for about 30 minutes. Increase the oven temperature to 200C/390F/gas 6. Roll out the pastry and, with a sharp knife, cut out a lid about 2.5cm/1in larger than the diameter of the casserole dish.
Discard the herbs from the casserole, taste and adjust the seasoning if necessary.
Brush water around the rim of the casserole dish. Place the pastry lid on top, sealing well to the edge, and brush all over with water. Pierce a hole in the centre.
Return to the oven to cook for 20-30 minutes until the pastry is a deep golden-brown colour. Leave to rest in a warm place for 10 minutes.
Serve the hotpot with the vinegar onions on the side.


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Living in a tech hub like San Francisco, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to observe that the tech industry tends to be comprised of mostly white men. Such observations are confirmed by diversity reports from tech giants such as Google, whose workforce as of May 2014 was 70% men, 30% women, and 61% white, 30% asian, 3% hispanic, and 2% black.
At least part of the problem in recruiting women and minorities seems to be that of supply. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, women earned only around 18% of all computer science degrees in the United States in the 2010-2011 school year, while blacks and hispanics earned less than 10% of degrees in CS majors.
The tech industry is an economic driver and has been enjoying increasing influence in society. To lack diversity in this particular industry translates to less ideas and perspectives that you would otherwise get.
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- negate() - Method in interface us.ihmc.euclid.axisAngle.interfaces.AxisAngleBasics
-
Negates each component of this axis-angle.
- negate() - Method in class us.ihmc.euclid.matrix.Matrix3D
-
Negates each component of this matrix.
- negate() - Method in interface us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Tuple2DBasics
-
Changes the sign of each component of this tuple.
- negate() - Method in interface us.ihmc.euclid.tuple3D.interfaces.Tuple3DBasics
-
Changes the sign of each component of this tuple.
- negate() - Method in interface us.ihmc.euclid.tuple4D.interfaces.QuaternionBasics
-
Changes the sign of each component of this tuple.
- negate() - Method in interface us.ihmc.euclid.tuple4D.interfaces.Tuple4DBasics
-
Changes the sign of each component of this tuple.
- nextAffineTransform(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random affine transform.
- nextAxisAngle(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random axis-angle.
- nextAxisAngle(Random, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random axis-angle.
- nextAxisAngle32(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random axis-angle.
- nextAxisAngle32(Random, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random axis-angle.
- nextDiagonalMatrix3D(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random diagonal 3-by-3 matrix.
- nextDiagonalMatrix3D(Random, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random diagonal 3-by-3 matrix.
- nextDiagonalMatrix3D(Random, double, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random diagonal 3-by-3 matrix.
- nextDouble(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random double ∈ [-1.0; 1.0].
- nextDouble(Random, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random double ∈ [-minMax
; minMax
].
- nextDouble(Random, double, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random double ∈ [minValue
; maxValue
].
- nextMatrix3D(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random 3-by-3 matrix.
- nextMatrix3D(Random, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random 3-by-3 matrix.
- nextMatrix3D(Random, double, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random 3-by-3 matrix.
- nextOrthogonalVector3D(Random, Vector3DReadOnly, boolean) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random vector that is perpendicular to vectorToBeOrthogonalTo
.
- nextPoint2D(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random 2D point.
- nextPoint2D(Random, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random 2D point.
- nextPoint2D(Random, double, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random point.
- nextPoint2D(Random, double, double, double, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random point.
- nextPoint2D32(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random 2D point.
- nextPoint3D(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random point.
- nextPoint3D(Random, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random point.
- nextPoint3D(Random, double, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random point.
- nextPoint3D(Random, double, double, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random point.
- nextPoint3D(Random, double, double, double, double, double, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random point.
- nextPoint3D32(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random point.
- nextQuaternion(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random quaternion uniformly distributed on the unit-sphere.
- nextQuaternion(Random, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random quaternion uniformly distributed on the unit-sphere.
- nextQuaternion32(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random quaternion uniformly distributed on the unit-sphere.
- nextQuaternion32(Random, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random quaternion uniformly distributed on the unit-sphere.
- nextQuaternionBasedTransform(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random quaternion-based transform.
- nextRigidBodyTransform(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random rigid-body transform.
- nextRigidBodyTransform2D(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random rigid-body transform with the rotation part being a transform in the XY
plane.
- nextRotationMatrix(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random rotation matrix uniformly distributed on the unit sphere and describes an
rotation angle in [-pi; pi].
- nextRotationMatrix(Random, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random rotation matrix uniformly distributed on the unit sphere and describes an
rotation angle in [-minMaxAngle
; minMaxAngle
].
- nextRotationScaleMatrix(Random, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random rotation-scale matrix.
- nextRotationScaleMatrix(Random, double, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random rotation-scale matrix.
- nextRotationVector(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random rotation vector.
- nextRotationVector(Random, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random rotation vector.
- nextVector2D(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random 2D vector.
- nextVector2D(Random, double, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random vector.
- nextVector2D(Random, Tuple2DReadOnly) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random 2D vector.
- nextVector2D(Random, Tuple2DReadOnly, Tuple2DReadOnly) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random 2D vector.
- nextVector2D32(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random 2D vector.
- nextVector2DWithFixedLength(Random, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random 2D vector given its length length
.
- nextVector3D(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random vector.
- nextVector3D(Random, double, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random vector.
- nextVector3D(Random, double, double, double, double, double, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random vector.
- nextVector3D(Random, Tuple3DReadOnly) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random vector.
- nextVector3D(Random, Tuple3DReadOnly, Tuple3DReadOnly) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random vector.
- nextVector3D32(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random vector.
- nextVector3DWithFixedLength(Random, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random vector given its length length
.
- nextVector4D(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random 4D vector.
- nextVector4D32(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates a random 4D vector.
- nextYawPitchRoll(Random) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates random yaw-pitch-roll angles and returns it in an array.
- nextYawPitchRoll(Random, double, double, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreRandomTools
-
Generates random yaw-pitch-roll angles and returns it in an array.
- norm() - Method in interface us.ihmc.euclid.tuple4D.interfaces.QuaternionReadOnly
-
Efficiently compute the norm of this quaternion.
- norm() - Method in interface us.ihmc.euclid.tuple4D.interfaces.Tuple4DReadOnly
-
Calculates and returns the norm of this tuple.
- norm(double, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreTools
-
Calculates and returns the norm squared of the given two elements.
- norm(double, double, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreTools
-
Calculates and returns the norm squared of the given three elements.
- norm(double, double, double, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreTools
-
Calculates and returns the norm squared of the given four elements.
- normalize() - Method in interface us.ihmc.euclid.axisAngle.interfaces.AxisAngleBasics
-
Normalizes the axis of this axis-angle such that its norm is equal to 1 after calling this
method and its direction remains unchanged.
- normalize() - Method in class us.ihmc.euclid.matrix.Matrix3D
-
- normalize() - Method in class us.ihmc.euclid.matrix.RotationMatrix
-
- normalize() - Method in interface us.ihmc.euclid.orientation.interfaces.Orientation3DBasics
-
For representations of orientations with more variables than degrees of freedom, some or all
of the variables are constrained.
- normalize() - Method in interface us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Vector2DBasics
-
Normalizes this vector such that its magnitude is equal to 1 after calling this method and its
direction remains unchanged.
- normalize() - Method in interface us.ihmc.euclid.tuple3D.interfaces.Vector3DBasics
-
Normalizes this vector such that its magnitude is equal to 1 after calling this method and its
direction remains unchanged.
- normalize() - Method in interface us.ihmc.euclid.tuple4D.interfaces.QuaternionBasics
-
Recomputes this quaternion's components to ensure its norm is equal to 1.
- normalize() - Method in interface us.ihmc.euclid.tuple4D.interfaces.Tuple4DBasics
-
Normalizes this tuple such that its norm is equal to 1 after calling this method and its
direction remains unchanged.
- normalize() - Method in interface us.ihmc.euclid.tuple4D.interfaces.Vector4DBasics
-
Normalizes this tuple such that its norm is equal to 1 after calling this method and its
direction remains unchanged.
- normalize(Matrix3DBasics) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.Matrix3DTools
-
- normalizeAndLimitToPi() - Method in interface us.ihmc.euclid.tuple4D.interfaces.QuaternionBasics
-
Normalizes this quaternion and then limits the angle of the rotation it represents to be ∈
[-pi;pi].
- normalizeAxis() - Method in interface us.ihmc.euclid.axisAngle.interfaces.AxisAngleBasics
-
Deprecated.
- normalizeRotationMatrix() - Method in class us.ihmc.euclid.matrix.RotationScaleMatrix
-
Orthonormalization of the rotation part of this rotation-scale matrix using the
Gram-Schmidt method.
- normalizeRotationPart() - Method in class us.ihmc.euclid.transform.AffineTransform
-
Normalize the rotation part of this transform.
- normalizeRotationPart() - Method in class us.ihmc.euclid.transform.RigidBodyTransform
-
Normalize the rotation part of this transform.
- normSquared() - Method in interface us.ihmc.euclid.tuple4D.interfaces.Tuple4DReadOnly
-
Calculates and returns the square of the norm of this tuple.
- normSquared(double, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreTools
-
Calculates and returns the norm squared of the given two elements.
- normSquared(double, double, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreTools
-
Calculates and returns the norm squared of the given three elements.
- normSquared(double, double, double, double) - Static method in class us.ihmc.euclid.tools.EuclidCoreTools
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Calculates and returns the norm squared of the given four elements.
- NotAMatrix2DException - Exception in us.ihmc.euclid.exceptions
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RuntimeException
dedicated to matrix operations in the xy-plane.
- NotAMatrix2DException() - Constructor for exception us.ihmc.euclid.exceptions.NotAMatrix2DException
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Constructs an NotAMatrix2DException
with no detail message.
- NotAMatrix2DException(double, double, double, double, double, double, double, double, double) - Constructor for exception us.ihmc.euclid.exceptions.NotAMatrix2DException
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Constructs an NotAMatrix2DException
with a default detail message outputting the given
matrix coefficients.
- NotAMatrix2DException(String) - Constructor for exception us.ihmc.euclid.exceptions.NotAMatrix2DException
-
Constructs an NotAMatrix2DException
with the specified detail message.
- NotAMatrix2DException(Matrix3DReadOnly) - Constructor for exception us.ihmc.euclid.exceptions.NotAMatrix2DException
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Constructs an NotAMatrix2DException
with a default detail message outputting the given
matrix coefficients.
- NotAnOrientation2DException - Exception in us.ihmc.euclid.exceptions
-
RuntimeException
dedicated to operations with orientations in the XY-plane.
- NotAnOrientation2DException() - Constructor for exception us.ihmc.euclid.exceptions.NotAnOrientation2DException
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Constructs an NotOrientation2DException
with no detail message.
- NotAnOrientation2DException(String) - Constructor for exception us.ihmc.euclid.exceptions.NotAnOrientation2DException
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Constructs an NotOrientation2DException
with the specified detail message.
- NotAnOrientation2DException(Orientation3DReadOnly) - Constructor for exception us.ihmc.euclid.exceptions.NotAnOrientation2DException
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Constructs an NotOrientation2DException
with a default detail message outputting the
given matrix coefficients.
- NotARotationMatrixException - Exception in us.ihmc.euclid.exceptions
-
RuntimeException
dedicated to operations expecting a rotation matrix.
- NotARotationMatrixException() - Constructor for exception us.ihmc.euclid.exceptions.NotARotationMatrixException
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Constructs an NotARotationMatrixException
with no detail message.
- NotARotationMatrixException(double, double, double, double, double, double, double, double, double) - Constructor for exception us.ihmc.euclid.exceptions.NotARotationMatrixException
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Constructs an NotARotationMatrixException
with a default detail message outputting the
given matrix coefficients.
- NotARotationMatrixException(String) - Constructor for exception us.ihmc.euclid.exceptions.NotARotationMatrixException
-
Constructs an NotARotationMatrixException
with the specified detail message.
- NotARotationMatrixException(Matrix3DReadOnly) - Constructor for exception us.ihmc.euclid.exceptions.NotARotationMatrixException
-
Constructs an NotARotationMatrixException
with a default detail message outputting the
given matrix coefficients.
- NotARotationScaleMatrixException - Exception in us.ihmc.euclid.exceptions
-
RuntimeException
dedicated to operations expecting a rotation-scale matrix.
- NotARotationScaleMatrixException() - Constructor for exception us.ihmc.euclid.exceptions.NotARotationScaleMatrixException
-
Constructs an NotARotationScaleMatrixException
with no detail message.
- NotARotationScaleMatrixException(double, double, double, double, double, double, double, double, double) - Constructor for exception us.ihmc.euclid.exceptions.NotARotationScaleMatrixException
-
Constructs an NotARotationScaleMatrixException
with a default detail message
outputting the given matrix coefficients.
- NotARotationScaleMatrixException(String) - Constructor for exception us.ihmc.euclid.exceptions.NotARotationScaleMatrixException
-
Constructs an NotARotationScaleMatrixException
with the specified detail message.
- NotARotationScaleMatrixException(Matrix3DReadOnly) - Constructor for exception us.ihmc.euclid.exceptions.NotARotationScaleMatrixException
-
Constructs an NotARotationScaleMatrixException
with a default detail message
outputting the given matrix coefficients.


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activity.
SharedPreferences
instance where user adjustable
settings for ACRA are stored.
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configured by the developer.
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by the system.
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Full stack development with C#, ASP.NET, Sql Server and Javascript.
Full stack development using PHP, Symfony framework, Javascript, jQuery, SQL. Hybrid mobile development using Cordova framework, Javascript. Use of agile methodology and git.
Android development using Java, Sql.
My graduation thesis was to develop a price comparison system for super markets. I developed a web application and an android application that communicate with a REST web-service. The web applications was developed with Php and MySql and the android application with Java.
Kingdom Defense is a tower defense game with 50 Levels to conquer.
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// I love art and code.
I have spent a few years talking about and teaching programming to people as young as 8 and as old as 80. The one interest I've been able to map to all ages is art. Teaching people to code using art as a motivation has been a fun learning and teaching experience but, to be quite honest, I could learn a lot more from both subjects.
var t;
(pronounced "vart," which rhymes with "fart" because I am 12) is a writing, art, and code project that I started to teach me and you about art, as well as to create interactive works that may motivate art lovers to program their own stuff.
In October of last year I launched this project with a generative Piet Mondrian generator. I was absolutely floored with the positive responses from both programmers and artists. For the first time since I was a kid, I felt validated in making art as a software engineer, and others expressed the same feeling. The following months I went for a bit more ambitious and personal project with the surrealist René Magritte, and then explored the theme of imperfection with Henri Matisse. For this first post of 2015, I wrote about an American woman named Mary Cassatt, who broke through the male-dominated art world to become a famous Impressionist painter.
After a few months of dealing with burnout and emotions expressed in that Cassatt post, I am back and focusing on the positive moments of the year with Georges-Pierre Seurat.
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CoreDNS is a DNS server.
It is written in Go.
It can be used in a multitude of environments because of its flexibility.
CoreDNS is licensed under the
Apache License Version 2, and completely open source.
Development takes place on Github. Some devs hang
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Assisted head gardener with the installation and maintenance of public show gardens and private residence landscaping. Expanded botanical knowledge of native and non-native flora as well as propagation of perennial and annual plants.
Contracted through CBG I worked with riparian ecologists at the BLM to monitor streams of the shrub-steppe ecosystem of the high desert. Evaluated riparian health utilizing Multiple Indicator Monitoring protocol and vegetation composition surveys. Established monitoring sites remotely through ArcGIS and ground-truth data in field. Deployed water temperature probes to continue annual monitoring of average daily temperature trends of impacted streams. Gained experience with federal policy in resource management of public lands and training in writing Resource Management Plans following NEPA.
Assisted ecologists conducting rapid assessment of natural resources and rare plant surveys on public and private properties throughout Maine. Attended National Wetland Condition Assessment training through the EPA and was a member of the vegetation crew surveying designated sites in Maine. Gained experience with remote sensing of natural resources and invasive species mapping though iMapInvasives Program and utilizing ArcGIS.
Assisted biologists with man-made wetland and riparian restoration monitoring and researched increasing the survivability of planted trees in riparian restoration sites. Participated in the biological control of Lythrum salicaria using Galerucella sp. in Vermont wetlands.
Aided Dartmouth professor with laboratory and field studies of the causes and consequence of cyanobacteria blooms on limnologic ecosystems. Assisted graduate students with Zooplankton counts and sea tomato quantification. Gained experience in water chemistry, microscopy, and water quality monitoring equipment.
GPA: 3.5
A field semester service-learning program that works with local agencies writing professional management reports and baseline documentation reports. Notable project working with the Northfield Conservation Commission on completing a natural resource inventory of the Dog River.


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Every school year started with the same fantasy.
On the first day of class, I would sit down in the back and not say a word. The teacher, after assaying the course curriculum would bring up a contentious point or perhaps a question about a particular text we were to study.
‘Any thoughts?’ they would ask.
I would remain silent.
Someone would raise their hand with an answer. Another person would offer their thoughts in response to this. A heated debate would break out. The teacher would intervene ‘Very good! Very very good! But neither of you are exactly right. Does anyone else have anything to say?’
Boom.
My hand goes up.
I answer.
The teacher smiles, ‘Very interesting Will, I never thought of it that way but that’s incredibly true and poignant.’
People would stare back in awe.
  Then I was stuck with it all year.
In hindsight it was blessing.
Being wise is tough. Really being labeled anything is hard but being called a ‘Wise’ must be doubly difficult.
King Solomon is living proof. Two reasons:
1. People come to you for any problem. I’m not talking matters of state, economic policy or social welfare. I’m talking two ladies bringing in a baby and arguing whose it was. He must have felt like Jerry Springer and Judge Wapner rolled into one.
2. You can never screw up.  Can’t add up change in your head?  Got the wrong size trash bags? REALLY, YOU, WISE? It must be how people who went to Harvard feel.
Granted, for a wise king he did mess up quite a few things. It has been said that he had nearly 700 wives and 300 concubines including the daughter of Egyptian Pharaoh and that in doing so helped to create a sandbank that gave rise to the Roman empire that destroyed the second temple. There are also stories of him releasing the demon king Asmodeus into the world after being tricked and spat out 400 miles away only to be made a beggar. He may have made a few slip ups, but as far as child custody goes, he was a wise guy.


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Elephants Remember is the second track in the Off-Score Project. You are lost, without memory and without direction. But there’s a heavy weight on your chest. To lift it, you must let the music and lyrics guide you to your past. Can you remember what you did? Will you regret what you’ve done? And now that you can see it, will you do something differently?
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- After you have completed the game, the included .mp3 and .wav for the song become available
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- More information
- More information on Off-Score Project, our logo & relevant media are available here.
Off-Score: Elephants Remember Credits
- Ferran Bertomeu Castells
- Programming, Design
- YenTing Lo
- Music, Design
- Vanja Mrgan
- Visual Art, Design
- David Casas
- Programming
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Milano Tech Scene assemble all the communities of digital technologies builders in Milan. Groups, meetups, workshops and events for software developers, digital designers, devops and data scientists in one single place.
We believe that communities are where a lot of the knowledge is, grow and spread around. Milano is living a renaissance since 2010 and many new communities about digital technologies are also emerging.
The objective of Milano Tech Scene, MTS for friends, is to provide a single point of access to what's here and what's going on, providing informations about existing groups and a shared calendar of relevant events.
MTS scope extends to organize a few meetups with topics that are good for any technologist and not specific to any other group. Also MTS can be used to incubate new meetups, helping them to grow and spread.


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by Kamva SomdyalaPolice in Hoedspruit outside Phalaborwa in Limpopo are investigating a case of culpable homicide after a horrific head-on collision claimed the lives of nine people on Saturday afternoon.
The collision happened on the R531 towards Swadini, police spokesperson Brigadier Motlafela Mojapelo said.
"It is alleged that a Toyota bakkie collided head-on with a Toyota Avanza travelling from the direction of Hoedspruit," Mojapelo said, adding that during the collision, eight people died on the scene while two others were transported to hospital.
One of them later died in hospital.
Members of the Endangered Species Unit of the SAPS were also summoned to the scene after the discovery of a consignment of buckets full of snake skins, dried star fish, dried crabs and a lot of other marine dead animals.
They were apparently carried in the back of the bakkie. Investigations into their origin are unfolding.
"It is not yet established how many people were inside each vehicle and the process of identifying the deceased is still underway. “The cause of the accident is still unknown, but police investigations are ongoing," Mojapelo said.
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George Costanza: Remember when we were waiting for the table in that chinese restaurant that time?
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Elaine Benes: It should be based on whose hungriest
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The Council currently has 38 full-length member festivals and 9 one-act member festivals. The full-length festival circuit commences each year in February and finishes by the first Sunday in April. The one act circuit runs in October/November annually. Each festival runs an open and confined section, unless granted an exemption, and performances are adjudicated upon by a Council approved adjudicator. Marks awarded in accordance with the A.D.C.I marking system and the highest marked festivals qualify for the All Ireland finals.


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Yay! Congratulations are definitely due to the lovely Sophie and the Clearleft guys, both of whom have Done The Right Thing: "on the 14th May I start as Studio Manager/Project Assistant at Clearleft. I am a combination of very excited and a just a little bit scared."
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--- layout: post title: Notes On AngularJS Scope Life-Cycle date: 2012-08-15 04:49:45.000000000 -07:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - AngularJS - JavaScript - jQuery tags: [] meta: _edit_last: '8' layout: default hide_post_title: default unlink_post_title: default hide_post_meta: default hide_post_date: default hide_post_image: default _nina_cross_promo: a:1:{s:8:"template";s:17:"custom_1399328552";} _yoast_wpseo_primary_category: '' _wpcom_is_markdown: '1' author: login: ohmadmin email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Lukas Ruebbelke first_name: Lukas last_name: Ruebbelke ---
I have had the incredible good fortune of being part of some very talented developers ramping up on AngularJS. It is inevitable that questions surrounding scope life-cycle work their way into the process. These usually come in the form of "But how does AngularJS know when this value has changed so that it can update bindings?" or "Hey I am listening for this DOM event in my directive and when I update scope, nothing is happening... what is the deal?" or even "Oh my goodness! How does it do that!? IS IT MAGIC!?"
At the core of AngularJS is the scope life-cycle and so I wanted to take this opportunity to elaborate on some of the fundamental aspects of how scope works in AngularJS. I have tried to distill this concept down to the most important bits so that a new developer could grasp scope life-cycle in less than 10 minutes and experienced developers could explain it in less than 10 minutes.
Misko Hevery wrote a brilliant explanation of dirty checking vs change listeners on Stack Overflow that I think should be required reading for anyone coming into AngularJS. I hereby vote that it be included in the AngularJS docs IMMEDIATELY!
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9682092/databinding-in-angularjs/9693933#9693933
I want to point out a few things as it relates to what I want to talk about here:
Now on to the nuts and bolts! I think that the scope life-cycle IS dirty checking and all the broad strokes can be summarized in $digest, watchExpressions and $apply.
This is the "heartbeat" of an AngularJS application. $digest processes all the watchExpressions for the current scope and its children.
So what happens when a watchExpression is processed? I will get into that a bit more when I talk about watchExpressions, but basically the value of the current watchExpression is compared with the value of the previous watchExpression, and if they do not match then it is "dirty" and a listener is fired.
With that said, you should not call $digest directly but call $apply which will force a $digest cycle. I will get more into the reasoning behind this in just a moment.
Behind every $digest cycle is a good watchExpression. watchExpressions return the value of what is being watched on every $digest cycle. This is the trenches of dirty checking. If the value of the current watchExpression call and the previous watchExpression call do not match then a listener is fired.
Most watchExpressions are created implicitly within AngularJS, but you can also create them manually. Let me show you how to do that:
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scope.$watch('name', function(newValue, oldValue) { /* Do something clever here */ });
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Most of the time a watchExpression is just the name of a property you want to watch. In this example the watchExpression is "name". If "name" changes then the listener function is called.
angular.equals is used to determine the equality of the two expressions while angular.copy is used to store the value of current value of a watchExpression for later comparison.
It is also important to understand that when one listener fires, it may change the model which will fire other listeners and so the watchers keep re-running until no more watchers are firing.
I like to think of $apply as a courier service that the outside world can recruit to tell AngularJS that something has happened and drop off an optional expression to be handled.
I mentioned previously that you use $apply to force a $digest cycle, but that is just one part of what happens with $apply. To follow the courier analogy, $apply hand delivers the message and possibly a package to the sweet lady at the front desk named $evalerie, but you can call her $eval. GROAN! Okay!  If something is wrong while it is being evaluated then an exception is thrown and passed to the $exceptionHandler service. From there, $digest is called to kick off the $digest cycle.
 The fact that we get it for free with $apply is really cool and why you should use it over $digest.
Good question! One of the main reasons you use $apply is when browser DOM events have triggered outside of AngularJS. jQuery I'm looking at you!
You may also need to use it for setTimeout events, XHR callbacks, and integrating with 3rd party libraries.
Here is a fiddle I put together to illustrate a use of $apply
http://jsfiddle.net/simpulton/huKHQ/
I freely admit that this example is a bit contrived - it stems from a real question my buddy Fritz had a few days ago.
The part I want to draw your attention to is in the code below:
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$('.testButtonWithApply').on('click', function(){
$scope.$apply(function() {
$scope.handleClick('Scope apply');
});
});
$('.testButtonWithoutApply').on('click', function(){
$scope.handleClick('This will not work');
});
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Both functions are listening for events via jQuery and then making a request back into AngularJS from the event handler. The difference between the two is that I have wrapped the handleClick function in a function expression that I pass to $apply. I could have just called handleClick and THEN $apply but it is better to use the function expression so you get error handling.
More than once calling $apply has been the difference between me getting the behavior I expected, and crickets as nothing happened at all.
This concludes my primer on AngularJS scope life-cycle and what is behind the "magic" that blew me away when I started digging into AngularJS.
So to summarize, there is an internal cycle called $digest that runs through the application and executes watch expressions and compares the value returned with the previous value and if the values do not match then a listener is fired. This $digest cycle keeps looping until no more listeners are fired.  You call $apply when something outside of AngularJS happens that you need to notify AngularJS about. Well, I guess when you say it like that... it doesn't seem so hard. Cheers!
The Misko Hevery Breakdown
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9682092/databinding-in-angularjs/9693933#9693933
$apply Example
http://jsfiddle.net/simpulton/huKHQ/
And be sure to check out the documentation. I have read it like ten times and am still learning things.
http://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng.$rootScope.Scope


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