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// timer.h // Data structures to emulate a hardware timer. // // A hardware timer generates a CPU interrupt every X milliseconds. // This means it can be used for implementing time-slicing, or for // having a thread go to sleep for a specific period of time. // // We emulate a hardware timer by scheduling an interrupt to occur // every time stats->totalTicks has increased by TimerTicks. // // In order to introduce some randomness into time-slicing, if "doRandom" // is set, then the interrupt comes after a random number of ticks. // // DO NOT CHANGE -- part of the machine emulation // // Copyright (c) 1992-1993 The Regents of the University of California. // All rights reserved. See copyright.h for copyright notice and limitation // of liability and disclaimer of warranty provisions. #ifndef TIMER_H #define TIMER_H #include "copyright.h" #include "utility.h" // The following class defines a hardware timer. class Timer { public: Timer(VoidFunctionPtr timerHandler, int callArg, bool doRandom); // Initialize the timer, to call the interrupt // handler "timerHandler" every time slice. ~Timer() {} // Internal routines to the timer emulation -- DO NOT call these void TimerExpired(); // called internally when the hardware // timer generates an interrupt int TimeOfNextInterrupt(); // figure out when the timer will generate // its next interrupt private: bool randomize; // set if we need to use a random timeout delay VoidFunctionPtr handler; // timer interrupt handler int arg; // argument to pass to interrupt handler }; #endif // TIMER_H


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Robust Distributed Pose Graph Optimization
This project presents a distributed pose graph optimization approach robust to outlier measurments among the inter-robot loop closures.
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Class storing the global map from multiple robots local maps to compute PCM. More...
#include <global_map.h>
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| GlobalMap (const robot_local_map::RobotLocalMap &robot1_local_map, const robot_local_map::RobotLocalMap &robot2_local_map, const robot_local_map::RobotMeasurements &interrobot_measurements, const double &confidence_probability) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| std::vector< int > | pairwiseConsistencyMaximization () |
| Function that solves the global maps according to the current constraints. More... | |
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| static const std::string | LOG_DIRECTORY = std::string("../../log/") |
| Directory name for log files. More... | |
| static const std::string | CONSISTENCY_MATRIX_FILE_NAME = std::string(GlobalMap::LOG_DIRECTORY+"consistency_matrix.clq.mtx") |
| File name in which the consistency matrix will be saved. More... | |
| static const std::string | CONSISTENCY_LOOP_CLOSURES_FILE_NAME = std::string(GlobalMap::LOG_DIRECTORY+"consistent_loop_closures.txt") |
| File name in which the consistent loop closures will be saved. More... | |
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| pairwise_consistency::PairwiseConsistency | pairwise_consistency_ |
| Pairwise consistency solver. More... | |
Class storing the global map from multiple robots local maps to compute PCM.
| global_map::GlobalMap::GlobalMap | ( | const robot_local_map::RobotLocalMap & | robot1_local_map, |
| const robot_local_map::RobotLocalMap & | robot2_local_map, | ||
| const robot_local_map::RobotMeasurements & | interrobot_measurements, | ||
| const double & | confidence_probability | ||
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Constructor.
| robot1_local_map | Local map of robot 1. |
| robot2_local_map | Local map of robot 2. |
| interrobot_measurements | Inter-robot measurements. |
| std::vector< int > global_map::GlobalMap::pairwiseConsistencyMaximization | ( | ) |
Function that solves the global maps according to the current constraints.
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File name in which the consistent loop closures will be saved.
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File name in which the consistency matrix will be saved.
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Pairwise consistency solver.


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Sortable Widgetversion added: 1.0
Description: Reorder elements in a list or grid using the mouse.
The jQuery UI Sortable plugin makes selected elements sortable by dragging with the mouse.
Note: In order to sort table rows, the tbody
must be made sortable, not the table
.
Dependencies
Options
appendToType: jQuery or Element or Selector or String
"parent"
- jQuery: A jQuery object containing the element to append the helper to.
- Element: The element to append the helper to.
- Selector: A selector specifying which element to append the helper to.
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String: The string
"parent"
will cause the helper to be a sibling of the sortable item.
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Defines a bounding box that the sortable items are constrained to while dragging.
Note: The element specified for containment must have a calculated width and height (though it need not be explicit). For example, if you have float: left
sortable children and specify containment: "parent"
be sure to have float: left
on the sortable/parent container as well or it will have height: 0
, causing undefined behavior.
- Element: An element to use as the container.
- Selector: A selector specifying an element to use as the container.
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String: A string identifying an element to use as the container. Possible values:
"parent"
,"document"
,"window"
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{ top, left, right, bottom }
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Remember Ken Getz from the User Group in March? He is back
in town!
The ODDC Conference - Pre and Post Conference Tutorials
In
addition to all the other sessions you can attend at the upcoming
Office Deployment and Development Conference (ODDC) in Sydney, 28 May
through 29 May, don't forget that you can attend pre- and post-conference
tutorials, as well. On Sunday, 27 May, Ken Getz will be presenting
two half-day seminars, 'Getting Started with XML' and 'Making the
Most of XML', where you can learn how and why you could make use
of XML in your applications. On the same day, Brian Randell
will be digging into the workflow, digital dashboard, and other
new features in MOD 2002, in his sessions: 'A Developer's Jumpstart:
Office XP and Microsoft Office XP Developer', and 'Advanced Microsoft
Office Developer'.
On
30 May, after the conference, take the opportunity to get started
with .NET! Ken and Brian will be presenting together (if you've
heard these guys, you know that this promises to be an enlightening
and entertaining day) 'Getting Started with .NET' and 'Expanding
your .NET Horizons', working their way through as many .NET features
as is humanly possible in a single day. On the same day, Don Kiely will be providing two
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When signing in this demo will try and fetch some of your contacts via the Google People API. This information will only be displayed to you and not stored anywhere.
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Google People API Demo
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“Our mission is to promote openness,
innovation & opportunity on the Web.”
What is Mozilla?
Yeah, ensuring a fantastic Open Web
is part of our mission.
What is Mozilla?
“The success of our mission depends on
participation from people like you.”
What is Mozilla?
What is Firefox OS?
“Firefox OS is a new mobile operating system,
developed by Mozilla, and based on Linux and the
Gecko engine that powers Firefox.”
What is Firefox OS?
“Mozilla’s strategy has been to build Firefox
OS primarily for emerging markets, where there are
still billions of people who have yet to experience
their first smartphone.”
What is Firefox OS?
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What are Apps?
Appetizers!
What are Apps?
Appetizers!
No!
What are Apps?
Applications
“...an "app" is really much more than just a shortened slang term. It's not just the term that's shortened, and it's not just the term that's slanged. It's also the application itself that's shortened and slanged...” — Ian Bogost (21 Jan 2011)


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Jabra's Elite 75t Wireless Earbuds Are Now Available For Aussie Music Lovers
by Leah WilliamsJabra's latest set of wireless earbuds, the Elite 75ts, are now available for purchase in Australia. The earbuds feature a marginal spec bump from the original Elite 65ts, including 50 per cent more battery life and a new comfort fit. If you're looking at upgrading, you won't find a lot of difference here, but they're a good option for wireless earbud lovers.
We got our first look at Jabra's latest earbuds back in September, and after launching in the States earlier this month, Aussies are now able to get their hands on the earbuds from their local retailers.
The Jabra Elite 75t earbuds build on the previous gen with a jacked up 28 hour battery life (7.5 hours for each earbud) and a new slimline, 20 per cent smaller design.
The Jabra Elite 75t wireless earbuds are now available at JB Hi-Fi and Harvey Norman for $299.


| Nickname | The Green Mountain State |
|---|---|
| Motto | Freedom and Unity |
| Capital | Montpelier |
| Largest city | Burlington |
| Area | Ranked 45th |
| - Total | 9,620 sq mi (24,923 km2) |
| - Width | 80 miles (130 km) |
| - Length | 160 miles (260 km) |
| - % water | 4.1 |
| Population | Ranked 49th |
| - Total | 626,011 (2012 est)[1] |
| - Density | 67.7/sq mi (26.1/km2) Ranked 30th |
| - Median household income | $52,104 (20th) |
| Elevation | |
| - Highest point | Mount Mansfield[2][3][4] 4,395 ft (1339.69 m) |
| - Mean | 1,000 ft (300 m) |
| - Lowest point | Lake Champlain[3][4] 95 to 100 ft (29 to 30 m) |
| Before statehood | Vermont Republic |
| Admission to Union | March 4, 1791 (14th) |
| Governor | Peter Shumlin (D) |
| Lieutenant Governor | Phillip Scott (R) |
| Legislature | General Assembly |
| - Upper house | Senate |
| - Lower house | House of Representatives |
| U.S. Senators | Patrick Leahy (D) Bernie Sanders (I) |
| U.S. House delegation | Peter Welch (D) (list) |
| Time zone | Eastern: UTC−5/−4 |
| Abbreviations | VT, US-VT |
| Website | www.vermont.gov |


Electric Square
I’m currently employed at Electric Square as a game programmer. My responsibilities have varied from project to project, here is a breakdown of my main contributions:
Assassin’s Creed VR (2020-current)
Unannounced platform
- Implemented an optimized multi-threaded facial animation system, including editor tools, serialization, and runtime
- Worked tightly with animators
Demolition Racing (2019-2020)
macOS, iOS, tvOS - Unity
- Applied CPU & GPU optimizations across all platforms
- Implemented performance profiling and analysis tools
- Implemented rendering features, including a novel global illumination system, working tightly with lighting artists
- Developed in-game debug UI system
Forza Street (2018-2019)
Windows, Android, iOS - UE4
- Applied CPU optimizations & reduced loading times
- Implemented various engine features & fixes
- Improved car shading code (supporting clear coat layer)


Henderson police shoot man suspected of shooting another at restaurant
by Katelyn NewbergHenderson police shot a man Wednesday night after he allegedly shot an employee at a restaurant during a robbery near Sunset Station.
Both men who were shot were hospitalized. Their conditions were unknown, Henderson Police Department Lt. Kirk Moore said during a news briefing near the scene of the shooting.
Officers received an alarm call just before 7 p.m. from the restaurant, on the 10000 block of Warm Springs Road, near Marks Street. Police found the employee with an apparent gunshot wound to his chest, Moore said.
Two officers then found the alleged shooter outside.
Moore declined to identify where the shooting occurred.
The alleged shooter was armed when the officers found him; it was unclear if both officers fired their weapons, Moore said.
The shooting was the fifth involving Henderson officers this year, according to records maintained by the Review-Journal.
Moore said more information about the shooting likely would be released Thursday morning.


A Two-Page Introduction to the Strongtalk Type System
David Griswold
First of all, a clarification: the name Strongtalk, originally
used in an OOPSLA paper in 1993, referred just to the type
system, which was originally grafted onto what was then ParcPlace
Smalltalk. The name was later adopted for a far larger system,
which includes the optimizing virtual machine, new "Blue
Book" libraries that have been completely reimplemented to
accomodate a number of goals in addition to type-safety, a new
user interface framework, and a programming environment, as well
as a second-generation implementation of the type system. The two
are distinguished by referring either to the Strongtalk
"system", or the Strongtalk "type system".
You will see a lot of type annotations as you browse around
the system. A complete introduction to the type system is far
beyond the scope of this tour. Right now, I will give you a crude
two-page summary of the type system. Don't get intimidated; just
read it and the simple examples should make the basic ideas
clear. Once you've finished these two pages, you can read just
about any type annotation in the system and get the basic idea (A
copy of a somewhat more detailed workshop presentation by Gilad
on the type system is here).
There should be some more formal documentation on the type system
soon.
The main ideas to keep in mind are:
- The type system is based on declared support for protocols.
Protocols can either be implicitly defined by a class
interface, or explictly defined with a separate name
(which is useful for keeping class-side messages out of
the protocol, or other kinds of abstraction).
- All type expressions are delimited by < >
- All variables have a type annotation, so that method
arguments, local variables, block arguments, etc are each
followed by a <...> expression.
- It supports generic types, using the syntax SomeProtocol[TypeA,TypeB,...]
This allows you to use types like <Collection[Str]>
(Str is a declared alias in the the libraries for the the
read-only string protocol ReadString, that both Strings
and Symbols support. Unmutated strings are so commonly
used that Str is a useful shorthand. Note that in the
Strongtalk libraries, Symbols can be fully substituted
for Strings, if you don't plan on modifying them, which
doesn't work in some other Smalltalks). You can define
both generic protocols and generic classes.
- Message or method return types are indicated with a
leading ^, for example ^<Int>
means a message or method returns an integer. I am using
the words message and method distinctly because we
declare methods in classes (implementations) whereas
message just refers to the method's signature, which can
also be declared in a protocol without a method body.
- Block types have their own syntax; for example the block [3]
has the type <[^Int]>, meaning the
block produces an integer (Int is a declared alias for
Integer). Argument types come before that, separated by
commas, so that the block [ :s <Str> | s
size ] has the type <[Str,^Int]>,
meaning it takes one Str argument and produces an Int. If
you don't care about the value type of the block you can
omit it, in which case it is Object by default.
- Here is a whole method so you can see how types are used:
aMessage: aStringBlock <[^Str]> ^<Int>
| result <Int> |
result := aStringBlock value size.
^result
This is a method that takes (a block that produces a
Str), and returns an integer.


FESTIVE BHOYS
Celtic release ‘Star of Lisbon’ Christmas advert as Neil Lennon conducts choir
by David FowlerCELTIC have released their annual Christmas advert this morning.
The Hoops posted the highly anticipated video just after 10am as they revealed their 'Star of Lisbon' tribute.
Players and staff all heavily featured in the advert along with young kids signing along to the tune of 'Christmas Star'.
The Parkhead side announced the news on social media, saying: "🌟 Star of Lisbon, Star so bright, Star of Glasgow's Green & White #CelticChristmasAd2019🎭 #CelticFC #Christmas2019."
At the beginning of the vid, there is a poignant tribute to the late Billy McNeill, with a clip of Cesar lifting the European Cup.
One point that will interest Hoops fans is how heavily featured Leigh Griffiths is.
The striker has been absent for the best part of a year through injury and personal issues.
However, he can be seen having a laugh with his Parkhead team-mates and getting into the festive spirit.
The Hoops Twitter account even joked saying: "@Leighgriff09, the only guy in Glasgow who doesn't wanna be @Oedouard22!"
The advert starts with legend Bertie Auld laying Christmas crackers on a tree as he reminisces about the great players to grace the Parkhead turf.
Star man Odsonne Edouard is also one of the main men in the advert, along with skipper Scott Brown as expected.
New men Boli Bolingoli, Mohamed Elyounoussi and Greg Taylor played cameo roles.
Utility man Jonny Hayes also has a laugh pretending to fly a propeller plane with the aid of forgotten man Scott Sinclair.
And at the end of the short three-minute video, gaffer Neil Lennon is seen conducting a choir signing the tune.
A mixture of the Hoops squad and young fans stand before Lenny as he waves his hands to get a get the carols going.
The original song created for the ad, 'Star of Glasgow's Green and White' has been released as a charity single with the proceeds going to the Celtic Foundation's Christmas appeal.
Meanwhile, Celtic-daft Alan Brazil has made a sly joke about Steven Gerrard's wait for the Liverpool job in years to come.
The radio host cheekily took a swipe at the Rangers boss as he discussed potential managerial changes this morning.
Speaking on talkSPORT, the Hoops fan made the point that clubs in England seem to be backing British managers more these days.


meteoJS/modelviewer/container . Container
Source: modelviewer/
This object represents a container, that displays one resource. Via displayVariables the appropriate resource is chosen.
Properties
new Container([options])
Parameter
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
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options |
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Yes |
Options. |
Properties
containerNode (undefined or external:HTMLElement)
DOM node to append container's output.
display (undefined or module:meteoJS/modelviewer/display.Display)
Display object to generate dom output.
displayVariables Set containing module:meteoJS/modelviewer/variable.Variable
These variables define, which resource is displayed. If adaptSuitableResource is not enabled, then the displayed resource is exactly defined by these variables (and additionally the datetime selected by the timeline object). If adaptSuitableResource is enabled, then a resource is displayed, that matches the variables but can be defined by additional variables. Setter allows Set or Array. Getter returns always Set.
enabledTimes Array of Date
Returns an array of times (for the timeline). For all of these times, there exists resources which match with the current displayVariables.
id unknown
Id.
- Inherited from
- module:meteoJS/base/unique.Unique#id
modelviewer (undefined or module:meteoJS/modelviewer.Modelviewer)
This container belongs to this modelviewer object.
selectedVariables Set containing module:meteoJS/modelviewer/variable.Variable
These variables define excactly, which resource will be displayed. These variables are retrieved from the available resources and displayVariables. Together with the selected time in the timeline, the resource to display is uniquely defined. If adaptSuitableResource is not enabled, selectedVariables is equal to displayVariables.
visibleResource module:meteoJS/modelviewer/resource.Resource
Currently visible resource. Could be an empty resource.
Methods
exchangeDisplayVariable(variables) → module:meteoJS/modelviewer/container.Container
Exchanges variables in displayVariables. The variable with the same Collection will be exchanged. If none is found, the variable will be added.
Parameter
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
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variables |
Set containing module:meteoJS/modelviewer/variable.Variable |
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Add these variables to the set of displayVariables. |
getMirrorsFrom() → Object with module:meteoJS/modelviewer/container.Container keys and Array of module:meteoJS/modelviewer/variableCollection.VariableCollection properties
Get all containers, from which this container mirrors some variables from. As values of the returned Map-Object an array with the mirrored VariableColletions is returned.
- Returns
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Object with module:meteoJS/modelviewer/container.Container keys and Array of module:meteoJS/modelviewer/variableCollection.VariableCollection properties
getSelectedVariable(variableCollection) → module:meteoJS/modelviewer/variable.Variable
Returns the selected Variable of a VariableCollection. If no selected variable exists, an empty Variable-Object will be returned.
Parameter
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
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variableCollection |
module:meteoJS/modelviewer/variableCollection.VariableCollection |
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VariableCollection. |
- Returns
-
module:meteoJS/modelviewer/variable.Variable
The selected Variable of the colleciton.
mirrorsFrom([container][, variableCollections])
Mirrors (parts of) the displayVariables form another container. With this feature, e.g. in different containers can be viewed plots of different models. If you change e.g. the field in the first container, all other containers, that mirrors form this container, will also change the viewed content. It is possible to mirror different VariableCollections from different containers.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
container |
Yes |
Mirrors from this container. |
|
|
variableCollections |
Array of module:meteoJS/modelviewer/variableCollection.VariableCollection |
Yes |
The displayVariables of these VariableCollections are mirrored. If omitted, all VariableCollections are mirrored. |
setId(id)
Fired, wenn id-setter is called.
Parameter
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
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id |
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Id. |
- Inherited from
- module:meteoJS/base/unique.Unique#setId


Variables
IRB: As soon as you hit Enter and the Ruby command has finished executing, the result is forgotten
We should be able to use the result of one line in the next
Enter variables!
You can think of variables like drawers in an apothecary
The drawers each have a label on them and they contain a specific thing at any time (or nothing)
my_string = "Hello world"
a_number = 5 + 2
my_string = "Hello world"
a_number = 5 + 2
=is called the assignment operator
=differs from how it's used in mathematics
variable_name = expression
5
"Hello world"
a_number.odd?
my_string.include?("Hello")
8 * 6
(a_number / 5.0) + 42
An expression is any piece of Ruby code that returns a value
Any expression can be assigned to a variable!
b_number = (a_number / 5.0) + 42
You can give existing variables a new value by reassigning
a_number = 5 + 2
a_number = 42
Note: Note syntax is the same as for assignment
Note: The old value of the variable is lost by doing this
You can also use the variable in an expression when reassigning it
a_number = 5 + 2
a_number = a_number + 3
Note: Here's where it definitely stops making sense mathematically ;-)
A variable always has a specific type
For example String or Integer
Whenever Ruby executes a method on a variable, it first checks the type!
a_number = 5 + 2
a_number.length
NoMethodError (undefined method `length' for 7:Integer)
Which of these are good variable names?
mynewvariable user_name date_of_birth 5_things AnotherVariableName list_of_favourite_drinks
These characters are allowed:
a - z)
0 - 9)
_)
_instead)
Variable names can't start with a digit
What questions do you have?


This document has not been approved by any group yet. The intent is to produce a strawmann document which can be used by the Markdown Community Group for defining what should be in a Markdown Specification.
Markdown is a text syntax created by John Gruber. etc. The content of the markup defined in this document is based on the initial Markdown Syntax as defined by John Gruber. The document might address syntax extension later on.
Define what/who implements the specification.
An EOL sequence consists of all characters and character sequences which can indicate the end of a line of input in a Markdown file.
An EOL sequence is defined as any of the following character sequences:
Should all Unicode characters considered to mean the end of the line be recognized? (see Wikipedia Newline article)
As far as I can tell, embedding different EOL characters in a single text document is not doable by me. I've created separate files to test, but that leaves us in the cold re: example text for this definition. I've included tests for each EOL (to make sure they are detected properly).
The output will be dependent on the block-level element being processed. See (list of block-elements and cross-referenctial anchor tags goes here) for more information.
For purposes of illustration, all the tests above should result in the following (identical) output.
These lines all end with end of line (EOL) sequences.
Seriously, they really do.
If you don't believe me: HEX EDIT!
A standalone paragraph is a unit of text on one or more contiguous lines. Authors can use 0 to 3 leading spaces and 1 trailing space.
This is a paragraph on a single line. This is another paragraph but on multiple lines. This is another way to create paragraphs with leading spaces.
A paragraph starts with 0 to 3 spaces (U+0020) followed by any characters, except the following characters *
(U+002A), -
(U+002D), +
(U+002B), >
(U+003E).
A paragraph ends with an EOL sequence followed by:
Should a parser remove the leading characters spaces.
To test tabs at the ends of a carriage return. See paragraph-trailing-tab.md test.
What is happening to a multiline paragraph when converted to HTML? normalize as a long line, kept as is with the carriage return? What about eventual leading and trailing spaces.
An HTML producer MUST output a P
element start tag followed by the content and MUST end with the P
element end tag.
Addressing the trailing/leading space characters in the processing or in the HTML output. Maybe better in the processing section to be able to produce in more than one format.
A line break is a way for authors to break a paragraph in the middle. Authors can use two trailing spaces and a return at the end of a line to insert a line break in a paragraph.
This is a paragraph␠␠ with an effective line break.
A line break is created when there are two trailing spaces characters (U+0020) followed by an EOL sequence.
To test what is happening with 3 or more trailing spaces.
To test what is happening when this is the end of the paragraph. Should it be removed or kept.
An HTML producer MUST output a BR
element.
A heading is a string of text for marking up headings with 1 to 6 levels. The heading must be on one and only one line. It must not have any leading space characters. There are 3 ways of marking up headings.
#
) at the beginning of the line followed by 0 or 1 space and the heading string. 1 hash sign for a level 1 heading to 6 hash signs for a level 6 heading.#
.=
) of the same length than the heading.-
) of the same length than the heading.# Heading level 1 ## Heading level 2 ### Heading level 3 #### Heading level 4 ##### Heading level 5 ###### Heading level 6 # Heading level 1 # ## Heading level 2 ## ### Heading level 3 ### #### Heading level 4 #### ##### Heading level 5 ##### ###### Heading level 6 ###### Heading level 1 =============== Heading level 2 ---------------
.
trailing hash signs are not significant. This has to be explained clearly in the processing part.
leading spaces are forbidden. To check.
Is the length of the undeline string (=, -) significant. To check. Seems not.
Verify the combination of # and underline markup.
What should be the output
Reserved characters are used for marking up a markdown prose in some circumstances. It includes backtick `
, asterisk *
,
underscore _
, curly braces
{}
code>, square brackets[]
, parentheses ()
, hash mark #
, plus sign +
, minus sign (hyphen) -
, dot .
, exclamation mark !
. Their behavior is dependent of the position in the text. Authors can escape these characters with a backslash character (\
)
\\ backslash \` backtick \* asterisk \_ underscore \{\} curly braces \[\] square brackets \(\) parentheses \# hash mark \+ plus sign \- minus sign (hyphen) \. dot \! exclamation mark
How a parser should process the feature.@describe the step and the unicode character.
Describe precisely when the characters is not escaped.
Tests Needed for different circumstances.
The producer tool must output the reserved characters as it is defined.
An extension filename is a common way to identify a file on a Operating System and for authoring tools. Currently there are a number of extensions which have been used in the wild for handling markdown documents. Here is a list of some of these
Should there be only one normative extension filename for everyone to use? And make a note for deprecating the others as parseable but not conformant for producing tools.
Authors and authoring tools are encouraged to use a fixed-width font for editing markdown document. It will be a lot easier to read and write.
The editor would like to thank the following persons for contributing and helping in creating this document


Depths Role-Playing Game
The Depths Role-Playing Game is a homebrew pen and paper system from the minds of Mary Washington undergraduates
and University of Virginia graduate students, that was designed to allow for quick and creative character building
as well as fast and easy game play. The original goal was that for a game night, a player could show up with pen,
paper and a six-sided
dice or two and be able to play a one-shot session that night, without any preparation on the part of the players.
While the suggested rules and this character designer are meant for people who want more out of the system,
the core "rules" will always follow these guidelines.
The Prime Rules of the Depths
- First and foremost all players should be enjoying the experience, it is a game after all...
-
The Story Teller(ST) officially makes all of the rules of the game, no argument should happen at the table
over rules and the only time the ST is wrong is if he/she is breaking rule 1. The "rules" presented here are
only guidelines and play-tested mechanics that we, the experienced Depths players, believe work well or are
worth trying out.
-
Finally, all core mechanics are built on 1d6 dice rolling (or no dice rolling) so that people can play with
the most common dice. Other dice are not prohibited, but none of the core guidelines here will present other
dice. If the ST wishes to use game mechanics that utilize dice other than a 1d6 it is recommended that he/she
bring enough specialty dice to share.
The Lore of the Depths
Unlike D&D or Pathfinder, there isn't a strict setting or lore attached to the Depths. The system is meant
to work with whatever setting that the ST wishes. That said, there are certain motifs that are used in the
typical game in order to explain the crazy things that happen in a game with so few rules.
-
Depth's is typically played in a multiverse crossroad called the "Depths". This crossroad brings in all
entities that surpass a certain boundary so that they can test their skills against others of their skill
level. (This is to help
explain why you might have superheros, steampunk characters and fantasy characters all in the same setting.)
-
Usually, there is a chaotic and sadistic gatekeeper to the Depths called Trin who guises himself as a
jester and greets everyone to the Depths as they enter. (This is more tradition than anything else, but the
characters will need to be introduced to the Depths in some fashion.)
-
Usually, there are characters in the Depths of such skill and ability that the players will never
realistically be a match. These characters form the ruling body of the Depths. (Depths is a system of high
risk and reward due to the high chance of critical rolls and botched rolls, as such there is a culture of
keeping the players a bit scared of the environment and the loss of character. Unlike D&D where the players
will eventually be just about as powerful as the system allows, Depths characters should, at most, be on the
powerful end of average to keep up the tension.)
-
There usually exists some magical transport system to allow the characters to be where they need to be, when
they need to be there. This system can be magic doors, elevators, trains or whatever but it never really
serves as an aid to the players but rather aids the rulers of the Depths. (Magical transport is meant to allow
for replacement characters to arrive without much issue, as it isn't fun having a player who has lost their
character wait for an "opportune" time in the story to introduce a new one.)
Is this the system for your Group?
As with most role-playing systems, the Depths doesn't fit every group or setting. In this section I will
endeavor
to explain the situation that best fits Depths so that you use it correctly and can maximize fun with your
role-playing.
-
First, Depths is a system that relies entirely on the Story Teller to make the game and the rules. This can be
great if you can trust that your ST is really trying to provide a fun experience for all. Having the ST be the
final say in all matters means that any mechanic becomes possible and there shouldn't be any ruffling through
books trying to prove the ST wrong (he/she is, by definition, right). If your group don't yet trust each other
(such as a group recently formed for the purpose of role-playing), then the policy on STing may just
cause hard feelings.
-
Second, Depths has a very permissive character creation, and while the ST can add rules to try and control
the players, you almost always end up with a crazy mixture of characters. This is a great for those
sick of never quite getting their character to fit their imagination in systems with a great deal of rules.
There is a consequence though, almost all of our games have a dream like quality, where there may be a plot
and/or
setting but really everything is just clumped together in one grand narrative that doesn't
quite make sense. While it is always worth having this crazy experience, if you want a game that is
more themed and real, perhaps try Genesys for that campaign and Depths for when you want to feel like anything
can happen.
-
Finally, Depths usually brings in characters that start out quite strong but never so strong they have nothing
to fear. This is fantastic as you can bring in an old man and he doesn't feel out of place being a starter
character.
(Imagine the level 1 D&D wizard who can cast one spell a day and trying to explain why a 60 year old was so
negligent as
to still be that scrub.) The consequence of this freedom, is that character growth isn't built into the system
well.
Yes, your character will get stronger and pick up new skills, but it isn't as drastic as D&D, so most
character
development is from good role-play, which may not occur if you don't seek it out. This potential lack of
character
development isn't a problem in short campaigns or one-shots but in long campaigns players will occasionally
just want a new character because their's has stagnated.


Before Change
e = np.reshape(m, (-1, 1))
// These lists are assembled separately in case any custom features have the
// same name as an MLTSP feature, in which case we use the custom features
obs_feature_lists = {}
science_feature_lists = {}
custom_feature_lists = {}
for i in range(m.shape[1]): // featurize each channel
obs_features = oft.generate_obs_features(t, m[:,i], e[:,i], features_to_use)
science_features = sft.generate_science_features(t, m[:,i], e[:,i],
features_to_use)
if custom_script_path:
custom_features = cft.generate_custom_features(custom_script_path,
t, m[:,i], e[:,i], features_already_known=dict(
list(obs_features.items()) + list(science_features.items()) +
list(meta_features.items())))
custom_features = {key: custom_features[key] for key in
custom_features.keys() if key in features_to_use}
else:
custom_features = {}
for feature, value in obs_features.items():
obs_feature_lists.get(feature, []).append(value)
for feature, value in science_features.items():
science_feature_lists.get(feature, []).append(value)
for feature, value in custom_features.items():
custom_feature_lists.get(feature, []).append(value)
all_feature_lists = obs_feature_lists
all_feature_lists.update(science_feature_lists)
all_feature_lists.update(custom_feature_lists)
return all_feature_lists
def assemble_featureset(feature_dicts, targets=None, metadata=None, names=None):
After Change
m = np.reshape(m, (-1, 1))
e = np.reshape(m, (-1, 1))
all_feature_lists = {feature: m.shape[1] * [0.] for feature in features_to_use}
for i in range(m.shape[1]): // featurize each channel
obs_features = oft.generate_obs_features(t, m[:,i], e[:,i], features_to_use)
science_features = sft.generate_science_features(t, m[:,i], e[:,i],
features_to_use)


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StopVectorDrawing()
Syntax
Finishes a sequence of drawing operations and frees all resources allocated by it.
Parameters
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Return value
See Also
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Up: Part IV: Syntax Previous: DEPENDENT SUBSTANTIVE CLAUSES (2574-2635) Next: INDIRECT (DEPENDENT) QUESTIONS
Questions are either direct (independent) or indirect (dependent). Thus, τίς ἔλεξε ταῦτα; who said this? ἐρωτῶ ὅστις ἔλεξε ταῦτα I ask who said this.
Questions may have the assertive form with the interrogation expressed simply by the tone of the voice, or may be introduced by an interrogative pronoun, adjective, adverb, or particle.
a. A question gains in animation and has its emphatic part clearly marked if the interrogative word is placed late in the sentence. Thus, ἡδέα δὲ καλεῖς οὐ τὰ ἡδονῆς μετέχοντα; you call pleasant, do you not, that which participates in pleasure? P. Pr. 351d, τὸ πεινῆν ἔλεγες πότερον ἡδὺ ἢ ἀνιᾱρὸν εἶναι; did you say that to be hungry was pleasant or painful? P. G. 496c.
Yes and No Questions (or sentence-questions) are asked by the verb (whether a given thing is or is done). Such questions are commonly introduced by an interrogative particle. Pronoun-questions (or word-questions) are asked by an interrogative pronoun, adjective, or adverb (who, what, where, when, how).
a. A sentence-question may follow a word-question; as τί δοκοῦσιν ὑ̄μῖν, ὦ ἄνδρες; ἆρά γε ὁμοίως ὑ̄μῖν περὶ τῶν ἀδικούντων γιγνώσκειν κτλ.; what do you think of your ancestors, gentlemen of the jury? Do they seem to entertain the same sentiments with yourselves about wrong-doers? Lyc. 119.
Deliberative Questions ask what is to be done or what was to be done. Questions asking what is to be done in the present or future are expressed by the deliberative subjunctive (negative μή, 1805), by δεῖ or χρή and the infinitive, by the verbal in -τέον with ἐστί (1808) or by the deliberative future (1916). Questions asking what was to be done are expressed by χρῆν (ἐχρῆν) or ἔδει with the infinitive, or by the verbal in -τέον with ἦν. In direct questions the optative is not used to denote what was to be done.
Rhetorical Questions are questions asked for effect and not for information, since the speaker knows the answer in advance and either does not wait for, or himself gives, the answer. Thus, ἀλλ᾽ οὐκ ἔστι ταῦτα· πόθεν; but this is not so. How can it be? D. 18.47,
what then do I regard as the explanation? I will tell youτί οὖν αἴτιον εἶναι ὑπολαμβάνω; ἐγὼ ὑ̄μῖν ἐρῶ
a. Rhetorical questions awaken attention and express various shades of emotion; and are often used in passing to a new subject. Such questions are very rare in Lysias, somewhat frequent in Plato, common in Isaeus, highly developed in Demosthenes. The rhetorical question is much more favoured in Greek than in English.
Any form of statement (2153) may be used as a direct question. The interrogative meaning may be indicated only by the context, or it may be expressed by placing an emphatic word first or by the use of certain particles (2650, 2651).
ἐγὼ οὔ φημι; I say no? P. G. 446e, οὐ γὰρ ἀπεκρῑνάμην ὅτι εἴη ἡ καλλίστη; for did I not answer that it was the noblest art? 448 e, Ἕλληνες ὄντες βαρβάροις δουλεύσομεν; shall we, who are Greeks, be subject to barbarians? E. fr. 719, ἡγούμεθά τι τὸν θάνατον εἶναι; do we regard death as anything? P. Ph. 64c. Cp. 1831, 1832.
Questions which cannot be answered by yes or no are introduced by interrogative pronouns, adjectives or adverbs (340, 346), usually without any interrogative particle, and may have any form of the simple sentence.
τί οὖν κελεύω ποιῆσαι; what then do I urge you to do? X. A. 1.4.14, πόσον . . . ἄπεστιν ἐνθένδε τὸ στράτευμα; how far distant from here is the army? X. C. 6.3.10, πῶς εἶπας; what (lit. how) did you say? P. G. 447d, τί ἂν αὐτῷ εἶπες; what would you have said to him? P. R. 337c.
An interrogative pronoun or adverb often depends on a participle and not on the main verb of the sentence. Thus, τί οὖν ποιήσαντος κατεχειροτονήσατε τοῦ Εὐάνδρου; for what act then did you condemn Evander? D. 21.176, (Ὀλύνθιοι) οἳ τί πεποιηκότος αὐτοῖς Φιλίππου πῶς αὐτῷ χρῶνται; for whom what has Philip done and how do they treat him? 23. 107. Cp. 2147 d. On τί παθών see 2064 a.
A subordinate clause introduced by a conjunction or a relative pronoun may suddenly change into a direct pronoun-question, though the construction of the clause remains unaltered. Thus, ἐπειδὴ περὶ τίνος Ἀθηναῖοι διανοοῦνται βουλεύεσθαι, ἀνίστασαι συμβουλεύων; when the Athenians are intending to deliberate (lit. about what?) do you get up to give them advice? P. Alc. I. 106 c, πόθ᾽ ἃ χρὴ πρά̄ξετε; ἐπειδὰν τί γένηται; when will you do what you ought to do? in what event? (lit. when what shall have happened?) D. 4.10.
a. Here belong the elliptical phrases ἵνα τί, ὡς τί (scil. γένηται, 946), ὅτι τί (scil. γίγνεται). Thus, ἵνα τί ταῦτα λέγεις; why (lit. that what shall happen?) do you say this? P.  D. 23.214.
Two questions may be condensed into one in an interrogative sentence by placing an interrogative between the article and its noun. Thus, ἐγὼ οὖν τὸν ἐκ ποίᾱς πόλεως στρατηγὸν προσδοκῶ ταῦτα πρά̄ξειν; am I waiting for a general to do this? From what city? X. A. 3.1.14.
Two or more interrogative pronouns, without a connective, may occur in the same sentence (question within a question). Thus, ἀπὸ τούτων τίς τίνος αἴτιός ἐστι γενήσεται φανερόν from this it will become clear who is chargeable with what D. 18.73, ἐπειδάν τίς τινα φιλῇ, πότερος ποτέρου φίλος γίγνεται; whenever one person loves another, which one is the lover of which? P. Lys. 212a.
With a substantive and the article or with a demonstrative pronoun an interrogative pronoun may be used as a predicate adjective. Here the interrogative sentence is equivalent to an interrogative clause with a dependent (relative) clause (cp. 1169).
ποῖον τὸν μῦθον ἔειπες; what is the word that thou hast uttered? A 552 (lit. the word being what? In fuller form = ποῖός ἐστιν ὁ μῦθος δ̀ν ἔειπες;), τίς ὁ πόθος αὐτοὺς ἵ̄κετο; what is this longing that has come upon them? S. Ph. 601, οὗτος δὲ τίς . . . κρατεῖ; who is this man who holds sway? S. O. C. 68, τίνας τούσδ᾽ εἰσορῶ; who are these I see? E. Or. 1347, διὰ σοφίᾱν τινὰ τοῦτο τὸ ὄνομα ἔσχηκα. ποίᾱν δὴ σοφίᾱν ταύτην; thanks to a kind of wisdom I obtained this name. (Thanks to) this wisdom being what? (that is, what is this wisdom?) P. A. 20d.
τίς, τί, ποῖος referring to something mentioned before may take the article; as A. πάσχει δὲ θαυμαστόν. B. τὸ τί; A. A strange thing is happening to him. B. (The) what? Ar. Pax 696, A. νῦν δὴ ἐκεῖνα ἤδη . . . δυνάμεθα κρί̄νειν. B. τὰ ποῖα; A. Now at last we are able to decide those matters. B. (The) what matters? P. Phae. 277a.
τίς, ποῖος as adjective pronouns, and πῶς etc., when followed by οὐ, have the force of an affirmative assertion. Thus, ποίους λόγους οὐκ ἀνηλώσαμεν; what arguments did we not expend? I. 8.67 ( = πάντας), τί κακὸν οὐχί; ῀ πᾶν κακόν in 2147 d.
ἦ and ἆρα introduce questions asking merely for information and imply nothing as to the answer expected (neither yes nor no).
ἦ τέθνηκεν Οἰδίπου πατήρ; is Oedipus' father really dead? S. O. T. 943, ἦ λέγω (delib. subj.); shall I tell you? X. C. 8.4.10, ἦ καὶ οἴκοι τῶν πλουσίων ἦσθα; were you really one of the rich men when you were at home? 8. 3. 36.
ἆρ᾽ εἰμὶ μάντις; am I a prophet? S. Ant. 1212, ἆρ᾽ Ὀδυσσέως κλύω; can it be that I am listening to Odysseus? S. Ph. 976, ἆρα ἐθελήσειεν ἂν ἡμῖν διαλεχθῆναι; will he really be willing to talk with us? P. G. 447b.
a. ἆρα is from ἦ ¨ ἄρα. ἦ is chiefly poetic. Homer uses ἦ, not ἆρα. Both particles denote interest on the part of the questioner (often = really? surely?).
οὐ, ἆρ᾽ ου᾽, οὐκοῦν expect the answer yes (nonne), μή, ἆρα μή, μῶν ( = μὴ οὖν) expect the answer no (num).
a. οὐχ οὕτως ἔλεγες; did you not say so? P. R. 334b (i.e. ‘I think you did, did you not?’), ἆρ᾽ οὐχ ὕβρις τάδε; is not this insolence? S. O. C. 883, οὐκοῦν . . . εὖ σοι δοκοῦσι βουλεύεσθαι; do they not then seem to you to plan well? X. C. 7.1.8. οὐκοῦν οὐ expects the answer no.
b. μή τι νεώτερον ἀγγέλλεις; no bad news, I hope? P. Pr. 310b, ἆρα μὴ αἰσχυνθῶμεν; surely we are not ashamed, are we? (or can it be that we should be ashamed?) X. O. 4.4, μὴ ἀποκρί̄νωμαι; am I not to answer? P. R. 337b, μῶν τί σε ἀδικεῖ; surely he has not wronged you, has he? (or can it be that, etc.) P. Pr. 310d. μῶν οὐ expects the answer yes.
c. μῶν is confined to Attic. Since the fact of its composition was lost, we find μῶν οὖν (A. Ch. 177) and μῶν μή (P. Lys. 208e).
d. οὐ after μή or ἆρα μή belongs to a single word, not to the sentence (P. Men. 89c, Lys. 213 d). On μή or μὴ οὐ with the subjunctive in half-questions, see 1801.
e. ἆρα placed before οὐ or μή gives greater distinctness to the question. οὐ questions ask concerning facts; μή questions imply uncertainty or even apprehension, but sometimes are asked merely for effect.
f. οὔ που; οὔ τί που; οὐ δή; οὐ δή που mean surely it is not so? Here the negative belongs to the sentence.
ἄλλο τι ἤ ; is it anything else than? and ἄλλο τι ; is it not? are used as direct interrogatives. Thus, ἄλλο τι ἢ οὐδὲν κωλύ̄ει παρεῖναι; there's nothing to hinder our passing, is there? (lit. is there anything else the case than this that nothing prevents, etc.) X. A. 4.7.5, ἄλλο τι φιλεῖται ὑπὸ θεῶν; is it not loved by the gods? P. Euth. 10d. Cp. τί γὰρ ἄλλο ἢ κινδῡνεύσεις ἐπιδεῖξαι κτλ.; for what other risk will you run than that of showing, etc.? ( = for what else will you do than that you will very likely show?) X. M. 2.3.17.
εἶτα and ἔπειτα (more emphatic κᾆτα, κἄ̄πειτα) introduce questions expressing surprise, indignation, irony, etc.; and often indicate a contrast between what a person has or has not done and what is or was to be expected of him. Thus, εἶτα πῶς οὐκ εὐθὺς ἐπήγειράς με; then why did you not rouse me at once? P. Cr. 43b.
ἀλλά ( ἀλλ᾽ ἦ ) introduces a question opposed to an expressed or implied thought of the speaker (especially an objection). Thus, ᾔτουν τί σε καὶ ἐπεί μοι οὐκ ἐδίδους ἔπαιον; ἀλλ᾽ ἀπῄτουν; ἀλλὰ περὶ παιδικῶν μαχόμενος; ἀλλὰ μεθύων ἐπαρῴνησα; did I ask anything of you and strike you when you would not give it to me? Or did I demand anything back? Or was I quarreling about an object of affection? Or was I the worse for liquor and did I treat you with drunken violence? X. A. 5.8.4, ἀλλ᾽ ἦ, τὸ λεγόμενον, κατόπιν ἑορτῆς ἥκομεν; but have we arrived, as the proverb says, late for a feast? P. G. 447a. Cp. 2785.
δέ sometimes introduces a suppressed thought, as an objection. Thus, εἰπέ μοι, σὺ δὲ δὴ τί τὴν πόλιν ἡμῖν ἀγαθὸν πεποίηκας; tell me, (but) what good, pray, have you done the State? D. 8.70.
Direct alternative questions are usually introduced by πότερον (πότερα) . . . ἤ whether . . . or (Lat. utrum . . . an).
πότερον δέδρᾱκεν ἢ οὔ; has he done it or not? D. 23.79, πότερόν σέ τις, Αἰσχίνη, τῆς πόλεως ἐχθρὸν ἢ ἐμὸν εἶναι φῇ; shall I say, Aeschines, that you are the enemy of the State or mine? 18. 124 (τις φῇ ῀ φῶ, 1805 c), πότερα δ᾽ ἡγεῖ . . . ἄμεινον εἶναι σὺν τῷ σῷ ἀγαθῷ τὰ̄ς τῑμωρίᾱς ποιεῖσθαι ἢ σὺν τῇ σῇ ζημίᾳ; do you think that it is better to inflict the proper punishments in your own interest or to your own loss? X. C. 3.1.15.
ἤ often stands alone without πότερον (as an without utrum). Thus, ἔλῡε τὴν εἰρήνην ἢ οὔ; did he break the peace or not? D. 18.71, ἢν χρήματα πολλὰ ἔχῃ, ἐᾷς πλουτεῖν ἢ πένητα ποιεῖς; if he has great wealth, do you let him keep on being rich or do you make him poor? X. C. 3.1.12. So when the first question expresses uncertainty on the part of the questioner; as ἀλλὰ τίς σοι διηγεῖτο; ἢ αὐτὸς Σωκράτης; but who told you the story? (was it some one else) or was it Socrates himself? P. S. 173a. Cp. 2860.
An alternative question may follow upon a simple direct (or indirect) question. Thus, πόθεν πλεῖθ᾽ ὑγρὰ κέλευθα; ἤ τι κατὰ πρῆξιν ἤ μαψιδίως ἀλάλησθε; whence do ye sail over the watery ways? Or is it perchance on some enterprise or by way of rash adventure that ye rove? ι 252. Cp. E 85 (cited in 2660).
πότερον (πότερα) may stand alone when the second member of the question is implicit in another sentence. Thus, ἐννοήσατε δὲ κἀ̄κεῖνο, τίνα πρόφασιν ἔχοντες ἂν προσιοίμεθα κακί̄ονες ἢ πρόσθεν γενέσθαι. πότερον ὅτι ἄρχομεν; . . . ἀλλ᾽ ὅτι εὐδαιμονέστεροι δοκοῦμεν νῦν ἢ πρότερον εἶναι; and consider this too: what pretence should we have for allowing ourselves to become less deserving than heretofore? Is it because we are rulers? Or is it because we seem to be more prosperous than before? X. C. 7.5.83.
πότερον (πότερα) was originally the neuter of πότερος which of the two? placed in front of a double question and later made a part of the first question. Thus, ἐρωτῶ πότερον φιλεῖ ἢ μῑσεῖ σε I ask which of the two (is true): does he love or does he hate you? Cp. Τῡδεΐδην δ᾽ οὐκ ἂν γνοίης ποτέροισι μετείη, ἠὲ μετὰ Τρώεσσιν ὁμῑλέοι ἦ μετ᾽ Ἀχαιοῖς you could not tell on which side Tydides was, whether he consorted with Trojans or with Achaeans E 85, τίνες κατῆρξαν, πότερον Ἕλληνες, μάχης, ἢ παῖς ἐμός; who began the battle—was it the Greeks or my son? A. Pers. 351, cp. X. C. 1.3.2.
ἢ ( ἠὲ ) . . . ἦ ( ἦε ), or ἦ (ἦε) alone, occurs in Homer, who does not use πότερον. Thus, ἤ ῥά τι ἴδμεν ἐνὶ φρεσίν, ἦε καὶ οὐκί; do we know aught in heart, or do we not? δ 632, ψεύσομαι ἦ ἔτυμον ἐρέω; shall I speak falsehood or the truth? K 534.
a. All the ancient grammarians attest the accentuation of these particles as given above. Modern editors often adopt other accents. ἠέ and ἦε are derived from ἠ-ϝέ and ἦ-ϝε (whence ἤ and ἦ). With this enclitic ϝέ, cp. Lat. -ϝε.
The moods used in direct questions are the same as those used in statements.
a. Indicative (examples in 2642): sometimes in a past tense with ἄν, as πῶς δὲ πάντες ἐζήλουν ἂν τοὺς τυράννους; but why should all men envy despotic rulers? X. Hi. 1.9, εἴ τις ἕνα νόμον . . . ἐξαλείψειεν . . . , ἆρ᾽ οὐκ ἂν ἀπεκτείνατ᾽ αὐτόν; if any one should cancel a single law . . ., would you not have put him to death? Lyc. 66. On τί οὐ or τί οὖν οὐ with the aorist, see 1936.
b. Subjunctive: in deliberative questions (2639). On the anticipatory subjunctive in τί πάθω, see 1811.
c. Optative (potential), as τίς φράσειεν ἄν; who can tell? E. I. T. 577. Without ἄν this optative is rare, as τίς λέγοι; who can tell? A. Ch. 595. Cp. 1821 a.


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A playlist is considered a repeating playlist if any of the songs contain a reference to a previous song in the playlist. Otherwise, the playlist will end with the last song which points to undefined.
Implement the method isRepeatingPlaylist that, efficiently with respect to time used, returns true if a playlist is repeating or false if it is not.
For example, the following code prints "true" as both songs point to each other.


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Creating beautiful and usable UX is not just a job for me, it's a passion.
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IHO is a rent-a-coworking space for entrepreneurs. They have monthly plans to share working spaces and they also provide venue rentals for seminars and conferences.
Booking a venue and signing up, renewing or cancelling memberships results in a lot of phone calls to the IHO customer service. Our challenge was to reduce these phone calls by building a better UX on the IHO CRM portal.
We started with trying to understand Why ? , why is it so hard for IHO users to accomplish tasks on the website. We spoke to several users and went through customer support logs.
Simplicity, Intuitiveness was the key. Our research concluded that excessive noise on individual web pages and too many redirects to complete a single action was the key to confusing most users.Our goal was to make the user’s workflow
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Hertz is a very popular car rental services. Hertz has been seeing a steady decline in their 1-2 day aka short term rentals due to the emergence of share based care rental services like zipcar etc. Our goal is to build a ride sharing platform on top of the existing Hertz Infrastructure.
Our research conduct that most of the people were unaware of the locations of the hertz, rather than creating a different app we thought to build a peer to peer carsharing service, that both drivers and riders can trust and rely on. We implemented a mobile app prototype that presents our idea. In our design and prototype implementation we emphasize on establishing trust and safety which is the the most important features that users cared about, based on our user research. We tried to implement mobile application that enables renter to locate and rent from nearby hertz locations, individual can select their ride going to the same location.
For our better knowledge we conducted secondary user research, of share based economy, of the existing competitive car services like Enterprise, Uber, Zipcar, Getaround. By comparing with the peer to peer services such as Airbnb, Hinge, Couchsurfing, we tried to identified the strategies and features from this services and tried to use trust and safety from them into our application.
Taking one step ahead from our comparative/competitive research we built google form for survey in which we get 50 responses, we decided to take it further and also conduct 6 in-person interviews. Involving perception and experience with the share based economy.
http://progresshardware.com/
Progress Hardware, a local San Francisco hardware store also it is a great hardware store that values customer service & great products since 1948, is looking to redesign their website and add an ecommerce component to better serve their customer.
To build an ecommerce platform which extends the face to face interaction with customers.
Keeping all the requirements in mind I designed an optimized landing page, with simple, intuitive and clear product search flow and checkout process for both current and future customers. The goal is to design a website to increase scale, customer satisfaction by providing site-wide search capabilities, featured products picked by locals and promotion of in-person service that progress hardware values.
My process began with a thorough competitive and comparative analysis.
Local stores like Cole hardware, Ace hardware, home depot (a big platform of hardware) provides inspiration for navigation structure and commonly search convention. Local business which is balancing e-commerce and in-store traffic.
I researched websites like amazon, fiverr and apple for product detail page, community engagement, visual design and effective searching of products and check out process.
Andy, my persona, needs a quick and easy access and checkout process, extensive product detail and the option for customer support, with each access to historical purchases.
User flows were developed for each persona to help determine the information architecture needed within the site.
Andy- is a contractor and he spend his day almost at the job site. He is extremely busy and instead of shopping at the store, he’d prefer to order his work supplies and tools online and have them delivered to his job site next day. Using the user flow to map out the steps required for andy to make a purchase online. I realized information architecture will be a critical element in this design.
I took a step forward in exploring how progress hardware’s inventory should be organised. WIth the help of Optimal Workshop card sorting software I conduct card sorting with the 40 participants. I learned how to best group the store inventory and develop main product categories on based of user’s mental model.
Below I have annotated my pages for the website redesign; Home page, Landing page, Product detail page and checkout process. Wireframes that demonstrate the search and shop online page can be accessed through my prototype link.


Misa:
Nothing makes me happier than to walk around the lake under the beautiful moonlight...
Who's that? What do you want? You'd better behave yourself or you'll be sorry, stranger!
Quest


In CSS Modules, selectors are scoped by default.
The following component uses two classes, .root and .text, both of which would typically be too vague in a larger project.
CSS Module semantics ensure that these classes are locally scoped to the component and don't collide with other classes in the global scope.
Scoped Selectors
import styles from './ScopedSelectors.css'; import React, { Component } from 'react'; export default class ScopedSelectors extends Component { render() { return (

Scoped Selectors

 ); } };
.root { border-width: 2px; border-style: solid; border-color: #777; padding: 0 20px; margin: 0 6px; max-width: 400px; } .text { color: #777; font-size: 24px; font-family: helvetica, arial, sans-serif; font-weight: 600; }
Although they should be used as sparingly as possible, global selectors are still available when required.
The following component styles all
 tags nested inside it.
Global Selectors
import styles from './GlobalSelectors.css'; import React, { Component } from 'react'; export default class GlobalSelectors extends Component { render() { return (

Global Selectors

 ); } };
.root { border-width: 2px; border-style: solid; border-color: brown; padding: 0 20px; margin: 0 6px; max-width: 400px; } .root :global .text { color: brown; font-size: 24px; font-family: helvetica, arial, sans-serif; font-weight: 600; }
Both of the components below have locally scoped CSS that is composed from a common set of CSS Modules.
Since CSS Modules can be composed, the resulting markup is optimised by reusing classes between components.
Style Variant A
Style Variant B
import styles from './StyleVariantA.css'; import React, { Component } from 'react'; export default class StyleVariantA extends Component { render() { return (

Style Variant A

 ); } };
.root { composes: box from "shared/styles/layout.css"; border-color: red; } .text { composes: heading from "shared/styles/typography.css"; color: red; }
.box { border-width: 2px; border-style: solid; padding: 0 20px; margin: 0 6px; max-width: 400px; }
.heading { font-size: 24px; font-family: helvetica, arial, sans-serif; font-weight: 600; }
When composing classes, inherited style properties can be overridden as you'd expect.
The following component composes two different classes, but provides overrides which then take precedence.
Class Composition with Overrides
import styles from './CompositionOverrides.css'; import React, { Component } from 'react'; export default class CompositionOverrides extends Component { render() { return (

Class Composition with Overrides

 ); } };
.root { composes: box from "shared/styles/layout.css"; border-style: dotted; border-color: green; } .text { composes: heading from "shared/styles/typography.css"; font-weight: 200; color: green; }
.box { border-width: 2px; border-style: solid; padding: 0 20px; margin: 0 6px; max-width: 400px; }
.heading { font-size: 24px; font-family: helvetica, arial, sans-serif; font-weight: 600; }
CSS Modules even provide locally scoped animations, which are typically defined in the global scope.
The animation's keyframes are private to the animations module, only exposed publicly via a class which this component inherits from.
import styles from './ScopedAnimations.css'; import React, { Component } from 'react'; export default class ScopedAnimations extends Component { render() { return (

 ); } };
.root { padding: 20px 10px; } .ball { composes: bounce from "shared/styles/animations.css"; width: 40px; height: 40px; border-radius: 20px; background: rebeccapurple; }
@keyframes bounce { 33% { transform: translateY(-20px); } 66% { transform: translateY(0px); } } .bounce { animation: bounce 1s infinite ease-in-out; }


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BIGNASim statistics section shows information about the content of the database at this particular moment. Results shown are generated on-the-fly, thanks to the technology used. Examples of information shown are number of trajectories stored, distribution of trajectories by type (DNA, RNA, Complex) or number of bases/base-pairs/base-pair steps analysed.
Statistics are shown in a graphical way through a set of circular diagrams, accompanied by their corresponding values in tables. By default, just the description of the different statistics analyzed are shown, with plots and tables initially compressed. Information inside can be represented just clicking on the description.
Statistics shown are divided in three different sections:
Global statistics about the number of simulations stored, with the corresponding total simulation time represented, or total amount of disk used, are queried on-the-fly and shown in a table.
Distribution of simulations stored by nucleic acid type (DNA, RNA, Prot-DNA) is also shown in general statistics. This type of circular plot is used for the rest of presented statistics included in this section of BIGNASim portal.
This statistics section shows the representation of different groups of interest building the simulated nucleic acid systems in our database. These groups are bases, base-pairs and base-pair steps.
The nucleic acids ontology generated in this project (see Ontology section) is used not only to classify our systems, but also to build a powerful search engine (see search section) and also allows us to build a set of statistic plots. Statistics sections are divided according to the main fields of the ontology:
Each of the sections includes a circular plot with the distribution found in our database, together with a table showing the corresponding values.


Table 6.16D. Corporate Profits by Industry bea.gov
# [Corporate profits with inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments](#Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_and_capital_consumption_adjustments)
```javascript
var Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_and_capital_consumption_adjustments_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_and_capital_consumption_adjustments"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_and_capital_consumption_adjustments","billions");
```
# [Domestic industries](#Domestic_industries)
```javascript
var Domestic_industries_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Domestic_industries"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Domestic_industries","billions");
```
# [Financial 1](#Financial_1)
```javascript
var Financial_1_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Financial_1"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Financial_1","billions");
```
# [Nonfinancial](#Nonfinancial)
```javascript
var Nonfinancial_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Nonfinancial"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Nonfinancial","billions");
```
# [Rest of the world](#Rest_of_the_world)
```javascript
var Rest_of_the_world_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Rest_of_the_world"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Rest_of_the_world","billions");
```
# [Receipts from the rest of the world](#Receipts_from_the_rest_of_the_world)
```javascript
var Receipts_from_the_rest_of_the_world_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Receipts_from_the_rest_of_the_world"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Receipts_from_the_rest_of_the_world","billions");
```
# [Less Payments to the rest of the world](#Less_Payments_to_the_rest_of_the_world)
```javascript
var Less_Payments_to_the_rest_of_the_world_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Less_Payments_to_the_rest_of_the_world"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Less_Payments_to_the_rest_of_the_world","billions");
```
# [Corporate profits with inventory valuation adjustment](#Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_adjustment)
```javascript
var Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_adjustment_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_adjustment"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_adjustment","billions");
```
# [Financial](#Financial)
```javascript
var Financial_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Financial"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Financial","billions");
```
# [Federal Reserve banks](#Federal_Reserve_banks)
```javascript
var Federal_Reserve_banks_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Federal_Reserve_banks"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Federal_Reserve_banks","billions");
```
# [Other financial 2](#Other_financial_2)
```javascript
var Other_financial_2_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Other_financial_2"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Other_financial_2","billions");
```
# [Utilities](#Utilities)
```javascript
var Utilities_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Utilities"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Utilities","billions");
```
# [Manufacturing](#Manufacturing)
```javascript
var Manufacturing_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Manufacturing"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Manufacturing","billions");
```
# [Durable goods](#Durable_goods)
```javascript
var Durable_goods_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Durable_goods"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Durable_goods","billions");
```
# [Fabricated metal products](#Fabricated_metal_products)
```javascript
var Fabricated_metal_products_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Fabricated_metal_products"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Fabricated_metal_products","billions");
```
# [Machinery](#Machinery)
```javascript
var Machinery_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Machinery"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Machinery","billions");
```
# [Computer and electronic products](#Computer_and_electronic_products)
```javascript
var Computer_and_electronic_products_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Computer_and_electronic_products"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Computer_and_electronic_products","billions");
```
# [Electrical equipment appliances and components](#Electrical_equipment_appliances_and_components)
```javascript
var Electrical_equipment_appliances_and_components_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Electrical_equipment_appliances_and_components"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Electrical_equipment_appliances_and_components","billions");
```
# [Motor vehicles bodies and trailers and parts](#Motor_vehicles_bodies_and_trailers_and_parts)
```javascript
var Motor_vehicles_bodies_and_trailers_and_parts_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Motor_vehicles_bodies_and_trailers_and_parts"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Motor_vehicles_bodies_and_trailers_and_parts","billions");
```
# [Other durable goods 3](#Other_durable_goods_3)
```javascript
var Other_durable_goods_3_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Other_durable_goods_3"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Other_durable_goods_3","billions");
```
# [Nondurable goods](#Nondurable_goods)
```javascript
var Nondurable_goods_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Nondurable_goods"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Nondurable_goods","billions");
```
# [Food and beverage and tobacco products](#Food_and_beverage_and_tobacco_products)
```javascript
var Food_and_beverage_and_tobacco_products_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Food_and_beverage_and_tobacco_products"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Food_and_beverage_and_tobacco_products","billions");
```
# [Petroleum and coal products](#Petroleum_and_coal_products)
```javascript
var Petroleum_and_coal_products_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Petroleum_and_coal_products"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Petroleum_and_coal_products","billions");
```
# [Chemical products](#Chemical_products)
```javascript
var Chemical_products_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Chemical_products"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Chemical_products","billions");
```
# [Other nondurable goods 4](#Other_nondurable_goods_4)
```javascript
var Other_nondurable_goods_4_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Other_nondurable_goods_4"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Other_nondurable_goods_4","billions");
```
# [Wholesale trade](#Wholesale_trade)
```javascript
var Wholesale_trade_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Wholesale_trade"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Wholesale_trade","billions");
```
# [Retail trade](#Retail_trade)
```javascript
var Retail_trade_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Retail_trade"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Retail_trade","billions");
```
# [Transportation and warehousing](#Transportation_and_warehousing)
```javascript
var Transportation_and_warehousing_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Transportation_and_warehousing"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Transportation_and_warehousing","billions");
```
# [Information](#Information)
```javascript
var Information_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Information"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Information","billions");
```
# [Other nonfinancial 5](#Other_nonfinancial_5)
```javascript
var Other_nonfinancial_5_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Other_nonfinancial_5"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Other_nonfinancial_5","billions");
```
```data
year,Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_and_capital_consumption_adjustments,Domestic_industries,Financial_1,Nonfinancial,Rest_of_the_world,Receipts_from_the_rest_of_the_world,Less_Payments_to_the_rest_of_the_world,Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_adjustment,Financial,Federal_Reserve_banks,Other_financial_2,Utilities,Manufacturing,Durable_goods,Fabricated_metal_products,Machinery,Computer_and_electronic_products,Electrical_equipment_appliances_and_components,Motor_vehicles_bodies_and_trailers_and_parts,Other_durable_goods_3,Nondurable_goods,Food_and_beverage_and_tobacco_products,Petroleum_and_coal_products,Chemical_products,Other_nondurable_goods_4,Wholesale_trade,Retail_trade,Transportation_and_warehousing,Information,Other_nonfinancial_5
1998,804.1,641.1,143.5,502.1,102.8,146.8,44.0,743.8,138.9,25.6,113.3,33.3,193.5,114.0,16.8,16.1,19.8,8.8,16.9,35.6,79.4,21.9,4.3,33.4,19.8,57.3,62.5,12.8,33.1,109.7
1999,830.2,640.2,161.8,485.6,122.0,177.3,55.3,762.2,154.6,26.7,127.9,34.4,184.5,97.0,16.4,12.7,6.6,10.2,13.8,37.4,87.5,31.7,2.4,31.8,21.7,55.6,59.5,7.2,20.8,123.5
2000,781.2,584.1,154.9,434.4,146.2,203.0,56.9,730.3,149.7,31.2,118.5,24.3,175.6,82.3,15.6,9.4,20.5,6.9,4.0,25.8,93.3,25.8,25.9,25.1,16.6,59.5,51.3,9.5,-11.9,126.1
2001,754.0,528.3,201.7,333.3,170.4,183.3,12.9,698.7,195.0,28.9,166.1,22.5,75.1,-9.4,9.2,2.2,-29.1,1.1,-6.8,14.0,84.5,28.5,27.5,22.0,6.6,51.1,71.3,-0.7,-26.4,140.2
2002,907.2,636.3,280.0,365.6,158.8,205.3,46.5,795.1,270.7,23.5,247.2,11.1,75.1,3.1,8.7,3.2,-24.3,-2.1,-3.0,20.6,72.0,26.9,3.8,29.9,11.4,55.8,83.7,-6.0,-3.1,149.0
2003,1056.4,793.3,306.3,486.7,166.6,250.0,83.4,959.9,306.5,20.1,286.5,13.5,125.3,32.7,8.6,3.2,-6.3,1.5,7.9,17.8,92.6,25.9,26.0,32.2,8.5,59.3,90.5,4.8,16.3,177.1
2004,1283.3,1010.1,336.1,660.7,205.0,328.2,123.1,1215.2,349.4,20.0,329.4,20.5,182.7,50.6,12.3,8.5,1.2,-0.2,-5.0,33.8,132.1,26.8,50.1,39.2,16.0,74.7,93.2,12.0,52.7,224.9
2005,1477.7,1382.1,367.7,972.4,239.1,383.7,144.6,1621.2,409.7,26.6,383.1,30.8,277.7,107.1,18.2,18.0,15.7,-1.8,0.3,56.8,170.5,29.5,79.9,41.2,19.9,96.2,121.7,27.7,91.3,327.2
2006,1646.5,1559.6,375.3,1144.4,256.2,433.8,177.6,1815.7,415.1,33.8,381.3,55.1,349.7,144.0,18.4,23.2,29.0,10.7,-5.3,68.0,205.7,35.0,73.5,70.0,27.1,105.9,132.5,41.2,107.0,353.1
2007,1529.0,1355.5,261.0,1054.0,353.4,510.4,157.0,1708.9,301.5,36.0,265.5,49.5,321.9,118.9,21.0,25.0,24.7,-1.5,-15.7,65.2,203.0,31.7,78.7,69.3,23.3,103.2,119.0,23.9,108.4,328.2
2008,1285.1,938.8,64.1,843.4,406.7,582.0,175.3,1345.5,95.4,35.1,60.4,30.1,240.6,64.3,16.5,18.8,26.1,4.4,-39.6,38.1,176.3,31.0,89.9,50.1,5.4,90.6,80.3,28.8,92.2,280.8
2009,1397.0,1122.0,321.7,759.2,357.2,498.1,140.9,1479.2,362.9,47.3,315.5,23.8,171.4,34.4,11.7,9.4,26.4,8.9,-54.3,32.3,137.0,46.4,13.7,58.6,18.2,89.3,108.7,22.4,81.2,262.3
2010,1746.4,1404.5,368.2,998.2,395.2,584.6,189.4,1799.7,406.3,71.6,334.8,30.3,287.6,128.1,15.3,17.4,46.9,10.2,-9.7,48.0,159.5,46.1,24.8,64.7,23.9,102.4,118.6,44.7,95.1,319.5
2011,1816.6,1316.6,355.7,940.7,421.9,644.3,222.4,1738.5,375.9,75.9,300.0,9.8,298.1,132.5,16.1,24.3,32.7,4.8,-0.3,54.8,165.6,40.6,45.8,58.2,20.9,94.4,114.3,30.4,83.8,309.9
2012,1998.2,1706.3,438.2,1227.2,410.3,650.3,239.9,2116.6,479.0,71.7,407.3,12.5,395.7,201.2,23.4,32.1,47.4,11.6,21.9,64.9,194.5,44.3,50.2,69.6,30.4,135.3,154.1,53.8,100.6,375.2
2013,2037.4,1750.1,385.8,1326.4,414.8,668.7,253.9,2164.9,423.6,79.6,344.1,26.4,426.4,213.8,23.1,33.8,51.1,14.0,22.0,69.9,212.6,54.6,48.4,74.8,34.7,145.5,159.4,53.0,129.4,386.3
2014,2072.9,1786.6,383.6,1363.2,418.2,690.3,272.1,2204.9,423.4,103.4,320.0,27.7,439.8,223.3,23.8,31.9,52.6,16.2,24.8,73.9,216.5,55.2,53.4,75.1,32.8,147.7,158.4,65.3,126.5,397.7
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| 2013A7PS0047G | Rohan Jaiswal | 16 | 18 | 10 | 18 | 62 |
| 2013A7PS0012G | Ravi Verma | 20 | 22 | 4 | 32 | 78 |
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The more time we dedicate to comprehend these ecosystems, its interactions with the surrounding environment, organisms, and us, the faster we will be able to offer solutions that will help the world to have a sustainable and healtier development.
Statistical analysis using R. Creation of functions or subrutines to analyse data. Use of graphical libraries like "ggplot2" package.
Knowledge of experimental design and descriptive, inferential and predictive statistics.
Knowledge of GIS, using R, ArcGIS and the web platform ArcGIS online.
Knowledge about data mining techniques and text analysis, primarily from social networks like Twitter.
Taxonomic identification of fishes, crustaceans, moluscs, and other animal or vegetal groups that can be found within a fish stomachs. Diet analysis and food web analysis.
Identification of corals and associated benthic organisms, both in the Caribbean sea and Pacific Ocean.


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India's October gold imports drop 33% on weak festive demand: Report
by ReutersHighlights
- New Delhi imported 38 tonnes of gold in October, down 33% from 57 tonnes a year ago, a source said
- Gold imports fell for a fourth straight month in October
MUMBAI: India’s gold imports fell for a fourth straight month in October from a year ago as near record-high prices dampened buying during key festivals in the world’s second-biggest consumer of the metal, a government source said on Monday.
New Delhi imported 38 tonnes of gold in October, down 33% from 57 tonnes a year ago, the source said on condition of anonymity as he is not authorised to speak to media.
In value terms, the October imports were at $1.84 billion, slightly higher than last year’s $1.76 billion, he added.


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Hawaii beats San Diego State 14-11, wins West Division
HONOLULU (AP) - Jason-Matthew Sharsh caught 10 passes for 95 yards and a touchdown on Saturday night, and Hawaii held off San Diego State 14-11 in a battle for the Mountain West Conference West Division title.
The Rainbow Warriors (8-4, 5-3) tied the Aztecs (8-3, 5-3) in the standings after the final conference game for both teams. With the head-to-head tiebreaker, Hawaii earned a spot in the Mountain West championship game and will face No. 20 Boise State on Dec. 7.
Cole McDonald’s 5-yard TD pass to Sharsh opened the scoring in the first quarter, and Fred Holly III’s 11-yard TD run made it 14-3 in the third.
Ryan Agnew scored on a 5-yard keeper and ran in the two-point conversion to cut the Aztecs’ deficit to 14-11 with 12:58 left in the game.
San Diego State drove 50 yards to the Hawaii 31 to set up Matt Araiza with a 48-yard attempt with 8 seconds left. Araiza missed, and Hawaii ran out the clock for the win.
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Texas town gets the OK to kill ‘invasive’ ducks
by Bradford BetzResidents of a Houston suburb have been given the OK to kill Muscovy ducks, which in recent years have become a nuisance for the town.
The City of Pearland, south of Houston, issued a statement on Monday in which it authorized landowners and homeowner associations to “address the ducks as seen fit, and within legal parameters, by the HOA or the landowner.”
“From the reports that we’ve heard, (the ducks) tend to be aggressive on properties and they push other species out and different things like that,” Pearland spokesman Joshua Lee told KTRK.
Pearland is a bird sanctuary city. But Muscovy ducks – native mostly to Latin America and a small segment of the United States – are not protected, according to the statement.
City officials say residents can kill the invasive birds only if captured on their own property. Per city guidelines, the ducks cannot be kept, consumed, sold, or released in another location.

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DevOps aims to support all three development teams as they build their unique applications. Utilizing Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) automated processes, the applications are well-maintained and provisioned with automated communication tools that keep the development teams informed with detailed reports. Their codes will be integrated through Github repositories for continuous integration, tested with Sonarqube, and automatically deployed to Heroku for continuous delivery. Heroku is utilized as the platform to build, deliver, and monitor all the applciations being built in a manner that meets or exceeds financial expectations.
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Rhovas
A programming language for API design and enforcement.
Maintainable
Most languages and development processes rarely consider how software evolves over time. Modern software has
much more complexity, dependencies, and ongoing updates than ever before making technical debt one of the largest
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dependency management to allow software to adapt to changing business needs.
Correct
Software correctness is one of the hardest problems in the field. The belief in Rhovas is that most issues
come from a lack of documentation for edge cases, and therefore it is more important to define these
requirements than try to validate them during compilation. Along with the previous maintainability features,
Rhovas supports API contracts for defining/enforcing edge cases and tools for writing documentation.
Performant
There is a trend for languages to either prioritize performance or largely ignore it, relying on hardware to
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Growlit is a pretty big Pokemon. Looks like a dog. He has a tiger-colored skin. The coat on the belly, chest and muzzle is white. The same snow-white Pokemon has a fluffy tail and a small crest on its head.  The eye color is dark. Two round ears complete the picture. Pokemon is armed with sharp fangs and claws (three on each paw). It has pink pads on its legs. The Pokémon language has the same color.
There are no special differences between the female and the male.


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{if $ratings.cnt_rating > 9}
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[t]Company rating[/t]
{$ratings.company_rating}
{if $ratings.cnt_rating > 9}
{$ratings.company_speed_rating}
{$ratings.company_communication_rating}
{$ratings.company_accessibility_rating}
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title: PDF storyboard template 1.85:1
date: '2017-06-26T10:30:18+02:00'
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picture_url: https://film-Storyboards.tumblr.com/post/162279923528/pdf-Storyboards-template-185x1
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This is a PDF Storyboards template for 1.85:1 (widescreen) aspect ratio frames, ready to print. You just need to fill it in with drawings and notes.
Three pages on A4 landscape; the first has 6 blank frames in two columns, three rows. The second has 3 frames in a row, facing dotted lines for text; last with dotted lines facing 3 frames in a row.
Each frame has a bleed dotted line surrounding its border so your drawing can exceed the border limits now and then. Great for added dynamism yet still fitting into the widescreen ratio. If you use a fine printer you’ll be able to see rule of thirds lines in very light grey. That can be helpful to frame your compositions.
If you still draw your Storyboards on paper and need to work within 1.85:1 ratio, this template is for you!


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Nonpartisan Uno encourages family fun without the politics
by NBC 10 NEWSMattel is selling a new nonpartisan version of the card game Uno. It encourages families to gather at Thanksgiving and forget about politics.
Nonpartisan Uno replaces red and blue cards -- which might be seen as politically charged -- with orange and purple. It also comes in a purple box, instead of the usual red.
If someone starts talking politics while playing, anyone can grab the new "veto" card and play it to skip that person's turn.
Nonpartisan Uno is available for a limited time at Walmart stores nationwide.