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java.lang.Object org.apache.avalon.framework.service.DefaultServiceManager
public class DefaultServiceManager
This class is a static implementation of a ServiceManager
. Allow ineritance
and extension so you can generate a tree of ServiceManager
each defining
Object scope.
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
DefaultServiceManager()
Construct ServiceManager with no parent. |
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DefaultServiceManager(ServiceManager parent)
Construct ServiceManager with specified parent. |
| Method Summary | |
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protected void |
checkWriteable()
Checks if this ServiceManager is writeable. |
protected java.util.Map |
getObjectMap()
Helper method for subclasses to retrieve object map. |
protected ServiceManager |
getParent()
Helper method for subclasses to retrieve parent. |
boolean |
hasService(java.lang.String key)
Check to see if a Object exists for a key. |
java.lang.Object |
lookup(java.lang.String key)
Retrieve Object by key from ServiceManager . |
void |
makeReadOnly()
Makes this ServiceManager read-only. |
void |
put(java.lang.String key,
java.lang.Object object)
Place Object into ServiceManager . |
void |
release(java.lang.Object object)
Release the Object . |
java.lang.String |
toString()
Build a human readable representation of this ServiceManager . |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public DefaultServiceManager()
ServiceManager
with no parent.
public DefaultServiceManager(ServiceManager parent)
ServiceManager
with specified parent.
parent
- this ServiceManager
's parent| Method Detail |
|---|
public java.lang.Object lookup(java.lang.String key) throws ServiceException
Object
by key from ServiceManager
.
lookup
in interface ServiceManager
key
- the key
Object
ServiceException
- if an error occurspublic boolean hasService(java.lang.String key)
Object
exists for a key.
hasService
in interface ServiceManager
key
- a string identifying the key to check.
public void put(java.lang.String key, java.lang.Object object)
Object
into ServiceManager
.
key
- the object's keyobject
- an Object
valuepublic java.lang.String toString()
ServiceManager
.
toString
in class java.lang.Object
ServiceManager
protected final ServiceManager getParent()
ServiceManager
protected final java.util.Map getObjectMap()
public void makeReadOnly()
ServiceManager
read-only.
protected final void checkWriteable() throws java.lang.IllegalStateException
ServiceManager
is writeable.
java.lang.IllegalStateException
- if this ServiceManager
is
read-onlypublic void release(java.lang.Object object)
Object
.
release
in interface ServiceManager
object
- The Object
to release.
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The burning of Scummo
by Houses and HolesScummo went up in flames on the weekend. The liberal press applied the blowtorch. Laura Tingle captures the essence of it:
It has been a week of catastrophe in Australia.
For so many people, and so many communities, there have been days and nights of sleeplessness, exhausting anxiety, and fear of monstrous firestorms; and for some, the destruction they have caused.
There are 2264 words left in this subscriber-only article.


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Scientific Fortran Tools (SciFT)
1.2
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Data Types | |
| type | matrix |
Public Member Functions | |
| subroutine | initdefaultmatrix (this, nRows, nCols, val) |
| Constructor. More... | |
Private Member Functions | |
| subroutine | fromarray (this, arr) |
| Constructor. More... | |
| subroutine | fromarraydiag (this, arr) |
| Constructor. More... | |
| subroutine | identity (this, nRows, nCols) |
| Constructor. More... | |
| subroutine | random (this, nRows, nCols, symmetric) |
| Constructor. More... | |
| subroutine | columnvector (this, nElems, val, values) |
| Constructor. More... | |
| subroutine | rowvector (this, nElems, val, values) |
| Constructor. More... | |
| subroutine | copymatrix (this, other) |
| Copy constructor. More... | |
| subroutine | destroymatrix (this) |
| Destructor. More... | |
| subroutine | eigen (this, eValues, eVals, eVecs) |
| type(matrix) function | inverse (this) |
| type(matrix) function | inverse2x2 (this) |
| Returns the inverse for a 3x3 matrix Taken from http: More... | |
| type(matrix) function | inverse3x3 (this) |
| Returns the inverse for a 3x3 matrix Taken from http: More... | |
| real(8) function | determinant (this) |
| pure real(8) function | determinant2x2 (this) |
| Returns the determinant for a 2x2 matrix Taken from http: More... | |
| pure real(8) function | determinant3x3 (this) |
| Returns the determinant for a 2x2 matrix Taken from http: More... | |
| real(8) function | trace (this) |
| Factoriza la matriz. More... | |
| real(8) function | norm2 (this) |
| Returns the norm2. More... | |
| type(matrix) function | diagonal (this) |
| Returns the diagonal representation of a Matrix. More... | |
| type(matrix) function | trans (this) |
| Returns the transpose matrix. More... | |
| character(:) function, allocatable | str (this, formatted, prefix) |
| Convert to string. More... | |
| subroutine | show (this, unit, formatted) |
| Show. More... | |
| subroutine | set (this, i, j, value) |
| Show. More... | |
| real(8) function | get (this, i, j) |
| type(matrix) function | column (this, i) |
| type(matrix) function | row (this, i) |
| logical function | iszero (this, tol) |
| logical function | isdiagonal (this, tol) |
| type(matrix) function | raddition (this, other) |
| type(matrix) function | radditionbyreal (this, constant) |
| type(matrix) function | rsubtraction (this, other) |
| type(matrix) function | rsubtractionbyreal (this, constant) |
| type(matrix) function | rmultiplication (this, other) |
| type(matrix) function | rmultiplicationbyreal (this, constant) |
| type(matrix) function | rdivision (this, other) |
| type(matrix) function | rdivisionbyreal (this, constant) |
| type(matrix) function | rexponentiation (this, other) |
| type(matrix) function | rexponentiationbyreal (this, constant) |
| subroutine | linearize (this, Ml) |
| type(matrix) function | projectionontonewaxes (this, axes) |
nV' = \ proj ( V ) ui/ u_ii=1 More... | |
| real(8) function | matrix_get (M, i, j) |
| Returns the i,j-th element of M. More... | |
| real(8) function | matrix_trace (M) |
| Returns the trace. More... | |
| real(8) function | matrix_norm2 (M) |
| Returns the norm2. More... | |
| type(matrix) function | matrix_columnvector (nElems, val, values) |
| Returns the matrix representation for the column vector. More... | |
| type(matrix) function | matrix_lmultiplicationbyreal (constant, M) |
| subroutine | matrix_test () |
| Test method. More... | |
Definition at line 34 of file Matrix.f90.
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Definition at line 994 of file Matrix.f90.
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private |
Constructor.
Definition at line 248 of file Matrix.f90.
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private |
Copy constructor.
Definition at line 286 of file Matrix.f90.
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private |
Destructor.
Definition at line 303 of file Matrix.f90.
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Definition at line 597 of file Matrix.f90.
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private |
Returns the determinant for a 2x2 matrix Taken from http:
Definition at line 619 of file Matrix.f90.
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private |
Returns the determinant for a 2x2 matrix Taken from http:
Definition at line 632 of file Matrix.f90.
Returns the diagonal representation of a Matrix.
Definition at line 768 of file Matrix.f90.
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Definition at line 315 of file Matrix.f90.
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Constructor.
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Constructor.
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Definition at line 983 of file Matrix.f90.
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private |
Constructor.
Definition at line 194 of file Matrix.f90.
| subroutine matrix::initdefaultmatrix | ( | class(matrix) | this, |
| integer, intent(in) | nRows, | ||
| integer, intent(in) | nCols, | ||
| real(8), intent(in), optional | val | ||
| ) |
Constructor.
Definition at line 138 of file Matrix.f90.
Definition at line 419 of file Matrix.f90.
Returns the inverse for a 3x3 matrix Taken from http:
Definition at line 488 of file Matrix.f90.
Returns the inverse for a 3x3 matrix Taken from http:
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Returns the matrix representation for the column vector.
Definition at line 1330 of file Matrix.f90.
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Returns the i,j-th element of M.
Definition at line 1302 of file Matrix.f90.
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Definition at line 1342 of file Matrix.f90.
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Returns the norm2.
Definition at line 1321 of file Matrix.f90.
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Test method.
Definition at line 1354 of file Matrix.f90.
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Returns the trace.
Definition at line 1312 of file Matrix.f90.
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Returns the norm2.
Definition at line 756 of file Matrix.f90.
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T V * u proj (V) = ----— u | u |
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Constructor.
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Constructor.
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Show.
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Show.
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Convert to string.
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Factoriza la matriz.
Retorna la traza de la matriz
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Returns the transpose matrix.
Definition at line 804 of file Matrix.f90.


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I just finished an article in the newest issue of Brand Eins and this one was about Mike Milken, the guy that quasi invented the junk bond and made billions in the process. The interesting thing is that after having been to prison for insider-trading, market manipulation and the like, he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, given 18 months to live and survived. This seems to have changed his life and he has since started several foundations. As the article pointed out, he is currently revolutionizing the medical research market and really speeding things up. FasterCures is one of his ventures, and The Milken Family Foundation is focusing both on medicine and on the other part, education.
I can totally relate to his idea that education will gain evermore importance in the future, but I have to admit that he is thinking big. He has founded Knowledge Universe in 1996, together with his brother and Larry Ellison, with a total of $500 million it seems! Ellison is said to be a silent partner that just has access to Milken for an hour a week … including his rolodex which is impressive to say the least.
This company was a $1.75 billion empire in 2001 and had 14k employees. You can take a look at this Forbes article on KU, because as you will have seen if you clicked the link, Knowledge Universe’s website has nothing but a contact eMail. They don’t really like publicity. For some people they are even starting to be too big. A report from the Arizona State University from April 2004 entitled Knowledge Universe and Virtual Schools: Educational Breakthrough or Digital RAid on the Public Treasury? goes a bit deeper into finding out how the company is structured. What Milken seems to be banking on is that human capital is both untapped enough and not included enough in the balance sheets of company, something my knowledge management tutors would love to hear.
If you want to read a bit more about KU quasi from their web site, check out this page from Luna Design who seem to have done an earlier relaunch and still have that in their portfolio. :)
All this gets really interesting if you take all the basic idea about web 2.0 into account, the basic idea that we have the internet now, that it can be used to connect things. KU is already using that via subsidiaries in tracking what children are learning and what their status is, updating the courses on a learning device on a regular basis with the most fitting learning material. This can be tracked through the lifetime of a person on this earth and learning will be a central part of life in the future. A billion and billion dollar industry. You can interconnect all those companies and really find out how people learn, how they improve, what they find, notice who the major intelligent ones are, even push them in the right direction if you are evil. But all in all knowledge about knowledge and knowledge creation is a very powerful knowledge.
It’s a business that is challenging enough for somebody who invented junk bonds and believes in technology. It should be something to take notice of. <!– technorati tags start –>
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THE TAILOR OF PANAMA RATING: 7/10
For more reviews and movie trailers, visit http://www.joblo.com/
PLOT: A disgraced British spy is sent to Panama to dig up some dirt on the latest governmental regime. He quickly strikes a deal with a debt-ridden tailor, by which money would be exchanged for information that the tailor overhears from his distinguished clientele. But how much of what the tailor is saying is actually true and how far will this information ultimately go? See the movie for more of those details...
CRITIQUE: Pierce Brosnan playing a British spy? Say it ain't so! Poor guy, I hope that he does eventually work his way out of this typecast-from-hell role, but 007 aside, let's break this puppy down. I didn't know anything about this movie going in, and seeing it under the naked eye was quite refreshing indeed. I'm generally interested in most films which offer insight into different countries, different religions, cultures, and this one puts you right in the thick of things down in Panama. The story is intriguing, the performances, nicely done on the whole, and the conclusion, most fascinating and hilarious to see wind down. On the negative tip, the film did feel a little redundant at about the halfway point (although it picked up near the end), has a couple of underdeveloped characters, notably Jamie Lee Curtis, who felt more like window dressing (Can someone please light Ms. Curtis' left boob? Okay, action!), and didn't do much for Brosnan's attempt to stretch his acting muscles away from his staple character, but all in all, the negatives weren't all that bad.
In fact, on the whole, the film was actually quite amusing. And despite it
being set more as a "drama" per se, the film ultimately turns into a major
So if politics and the spy-game interest you in the least, this film should definitely delight you to some extent. But even if you're just looking for a pretty original story, told via certain familiar routes, and an ultimately fascinating denouement, you should also check this trickster out. The "humor" might not be appreciated by everyone, since it really isn't an "in your face" type of funny, but as a whole, I think that the film develops enough successful elements to satisfy most film fans.
Where's JoBlo coming from? 13 Days (8/10) - Before Night Falls (4/10) - The Contender (8/10) - The Jackal (4/10) - Mission Impossible 2 (7/10) - No Way Out (8/10) - Proof of Life (7/10) - Ronin (8/10) - The Siege (6/10) - The Talented Mr. Ripley (6/10) - The World is Not Enough (7/10)
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Rush's son in this movie is played by Daniel Radcliffe, a name which we will be all too familiar to us in a few months, as he's to play the lead character in the highly anticipated HARRY POTTER movie. Rush's daughter in the film is played by one Lola Boorman. The director's name is John Boorman. Hello!? This movie is based on the 1996 novel by John le Carre, who also co-wrote and executive produced this project. Pay close attention and you will note several in-jokes in this movie, including one in which Rush says to a client, "That was Mr. Connery's choice", an obvious nod to Sean Connery, the actor who played James Bond years before Pierce took over the lead. Brosnan also makes two references to other movies, including CASABLANCA and THE FULL MONTY. This film was shot entirely on location in Panama.
Review Date: February 28, 2001 Director: John Boorman Writers: John Boorman, John LeCarre, Andrew Davies Producer: John Boorman Actors: Geoffrey Rush as Harry Pendel Pierce Brosnan as Andy Osnard Jamie Lee Curtis as Louisa Pendel Genre: Political Thriller Year of Release: 2001 ------------------------------------ JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ------------------------------------ (c) 2001 Berge Garabedian
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Cats
Hold on to your butts
Now that there is the Tec-9, a crappy spray gun from South Miami. This gun is advertised as the most popular gun in American crime. Do you believe that shit? It actually says that in the little book that comes with it: the most popular gun in American crime.


Wrapper for MySQLi
Creates a database connection on demand
Located in /web/app/db.class.php (line 15)
Call any MySQLi method
Get any MySQLi property
Test if any MySQLi property is set
Set any MySQLi property
Unset any MySQLi property
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This post explains some fundamental functions of memory allocation used in Redis. These functions are kind of wrapper to hide architecture-dependent implementations and to keep track of the size of total allocated memory. The version of Redis is 3.0.5.
Available Backend Implementations
A backend memory allocator of zmalloc can be one of the following:
- libc malloc
- Default except Linux.
- jemmaloc
- http://www.canonware.com/jemalloc/
- It seems less fragmentation than libc malloc. Default in Linux.
- TCMalloc (Thread-Caching malloc)
- http://goog-perftools.sourceforge.net/doc/tcmalloc.html
- It seems to be suited for multi-threaded program.
You can switch these backends at compile time.
zmalloc delegates an actual memory operation to a corresponding backend function and its primary role is to keep track of the size of allocated memory. Note that jemalloc, TCMalloc and default malloc in OS X already provide such a functionality.
Strategy to maintain allocated memory size
Here is the definition of zmalloc:
void *zmalloc(size_t size);
It returns a poinrter to an allocated memory as well as malloc and stores the total allocated memory. How to store it? It is very simple; just adds the size to a static global variable (with lock in thread-safe mode). However, this is insufficient because a size to subtract is unknown at memory deallocation.
Hence, Redis attaches size information at the prefix of every allocated memory.
As this figure shows, actual memory size is size+PREFIX_SIZE
and the prefix holds the size
. Tricky part is that a returned pointer addresses to the location just after the prefix. Like this, zmalloc behaves like malloc and can keep track of memory size.
Functions in zmalloc.h
Let’s take a look at some zmalloc functions. (Caution: following code is modified for explanation)
void *zmalloc(size_t size) {
// allocate size+PREFIX_SIZE memory
void *ptr = malloc(size+PREFIX_SIZE);
// just handle OOM error
if (!ptr) zmalloc_oom_handler(size);
// store size to the prefix
*((size_t*)ptr) = size;
// add allocated size to a static global variable
update_zmalloc_stat_alloc(size+PREFIX_SIZE);
// return the pointer just after the prefix
return (char*)ptr+PREFIX_SIZE;
}
void zfree(void *ptr) {
if (ptr == NULL) return;
realptr = (char*)ptr-PREFIX_SIZE;
// restore the size in prefix
oldsize = *((size_t*)realptr);
// subtract allocated size from a static global variable
update_zmalloc_stat_free(oldsize+PREFIX_SIZE);
// free entire memory
free(realptr);
}
It is very straightforward! Several other functions are provided in zmalloc.c:
- zcalloc, zrealloc :: wrappers to calloc, realloc respectively
- zstrdup :: duplicate an allocated memory
- zmalloc_size :: return size of an allocated memory
- zmalloc_used_memory :: return total allocated memory size
These are simple and easy to read, too (zrealloc is little difficult though).
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Browse and download hd florida gators logo png images with transparent background for free. Download 37 royalty free florida gators vector images. Old gators logo florida gators gator with orange shirt.


Your mission: to get through the day being as good of a cat as possible. Your human is away for the next 8 hours so you get 8 chances to prove how good you are. But hey, being bad can be fun too. And everyone knows, your human is going to love you anyway. Investigate the room for objects to interact with!
 Your reputation is not the greatest so you don't have a large cache of pre-existing good cat points. The expectations are low so any good behavior is memorable!
Good Cat Points: 10
If naughtiness was limited to the kitchen and food, you'd be the worst cat ever! You steal tidbits, rip apart containers, and will stop at nothing for mayonnaise.
Good Cat Points: 25
You're a really good boy and rarely cause trouble. You prefer to be a clown and make everyone laugh. But when you're bad, it's shockingly unlike you. But you still get to ride your reputation as a good boy and no one takes you being a bad cat on occassion that seriously.
Good Cat Points: 40


Description
Updates build description.
Use cases
This action is helpful for testing and debugging. It does not change or delete the build what might be hard to rollback. Instead, it allows to test conditions before final action is used.
The result of this action is a string [build-history-manager]
which is prepend to job description.
Use this action as long as the final result of condition is not examined. This is helpful also for users who do not have access to Jenkins logs.


Cassette handler
| name | The name of the cassette. vcr will sanitize this to ensure it is a valid file name. |
|---|---|
| record | The record mode. Default: "once". In the future we'll support "once", "all", "none", "new_episodes". See recording for more information |
| serialize_with | (character) Which serializer to use. Valid values are "yaml" (default), the only one supported for now. |
| persist_with | (character) Which cassette persister to use. Default: "file_system". You can also register and use a custom persister. |
| match_requests_on | List of request matchers
to use to determine what recorded HTTP interaction to replay. Defaults to
|
| update_content_length_header | (logical) Whether or
not to overwrite the |
| allow_playback_repeats | (logical) Whether or not to
allow a single HTTP interaction to be played back multiple times.
Default: |
| preserve_exact_body_bytes | (logical) Whether or not
to base64 encode the bytes of the requests and responses for
this cassette when serializing it. See also |
an object of class Cassette
Methods
eject()
Coming soon.
file()
Get path to the man file for the cassette.
recording()
Find out whether recording is happening or not.
originally_recorded_at()
Time interaction was originally recorded at.
serializable_hash()
A hash with stuff.
should_remove_matching_existing_interactions()
Set record mode to "all".
storage_key()
Generate file name = cassette name plus file extension.
make_dir()
Make cassette directory.
raw_string()
Get raw string of the cassette (cached interaction).
deserialized_hash()
Get a deserialized hash.
make_args()
Initialize default args.
write_metadata()
Write metadata to disk.
previously_recorded_interactions()
Coming soon.
serialize_to_crul
Serialize interaction on disk/cassette to a crul
response
#> <vcr configuration> #> Cassette Dir: /var/folders/fc/n7g_vrvn0sx_st0p8lxb3ts40000gn/T//Rtmp3gxCi6 #> Record: once #> URI Parser: crul::url_parse #> Match Requests on: method, uri #> Preserve Bytes?: FALSE #> Logging?: FALSE#> [1] "/var/folders/fc/n7g_vrvn0sx_st0p8lxb3ts40000gn/T//Rtmp3gxCi6/bob.yml"res$originally_recorded_at()#> [1] "2019-08-20 11:58:49 PDT"res$recording()#> [1] TRUEres$serializable_hash()#> $http_interactions #> list() #> #> $recorded_with #> [1] ‘0.3.0’ #>res$eject()#>#>#>#> <vcr - Cassette> bob #> Record method: all #> Serialize with: yaml #> Persist with: FileSystem #> Re-record interval (s): #> Clean outdated interactions?:


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Leshrac
Tips
- The outrageously long cast animation on Split Earth is both a blessing and a curse. It's mainly a curse,
but you can use it to your advantage. In lane, there are few things more irritating than seeing a
Leshrac go all Napoleon Crossing the Alps,
moving so you don't get stunned, and then him canceling the animation. You can also use the cast
animation to stun people chasing you without having to turn around by casting it directly in front of
your feet.
- When munching on a tower with Edict, become a zen master of positioning. Leshrac is one of the few
heroes who can successfully push towers even while your creep wave changes aggro from the tower to the
next enemy creep wave. Just stand in the corner of the AoE so that you're only seeing explosions
underneath the tower and give her the edict. If you don't right click, you won't draw any aggro and the
tower will continue attacking whichever unit is closest, which will still be the creeps.
- Try to bait out a glyph when you walk up to a tower before using Edict. Edict has a cast time, so try to
cancel it during your T-pose. Most of the time people will just glyph the second they see Leshrac smugly
standing alone by their tower, but it's still worth a shot.
- Edict can hit invisible units. Try chasing down invis enemies if you think they'll be traveling a
predictable path.
- Eul's is a great item on Leshrac. Aside from the fact that he loves all the stats, Cyclone makes landing Split Earth
on solo targets far easier..
Counters
- Split Earth is one of the easiest stuns in the game to juke. It has an incredibly obvious cast animation
and has an eternity of a cast time. It is usually worth running backwards a small distance just to dodge
it.
- Don't glyph your structures until you see Leshrac turn on his Edict if he's pushing your towers.


Blocking out Space.
Wireframing allows the designer to block out the areas of the screen where elements will reside, allowing for a quick structural view of the interface.
Logical Organization.
The more logical the organization of elements in the interface, the more intuitive it will be for users to engage with them.
Layout Consistency.
During the wireframing process, the designer often decides on a consistent approach to laying out the interface across different screens.


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Hi,
I'm Rishi
Fullstack developer in training.
A bit about me
Hey there! I'm a recent physics graduate who loves learning new technologies. I'm currently training to be a full stack developer with futureproof, where I've been learning things like Javascript, SQL and NoSQL Databases, React and more.
Other interests of mine include creating visual effects for my (ridiculous) short films, and anything to do with space - science missions, industry developments, and of course sci-fi films, tv and books!
Skills
I'm always looking to learn new things to widen my skillset, but here are some of the software and technologies I've had experience with (programming and otherwise!).
Front End
HTML
CSS
Javascript
React
Redux
Back End
Node.js
Express.js
PostgreSQL
MongoDB
C#
Python
Other
Adobe Suite
Blender
Unity
Recent Projects
Here are some of things I've worked on recently while training at futureproof!
JobbaHunt
JobbaHunt is a full stack job search app built using React and Django with PostgreSQL and AWS S3 for database and storage. Users can create an account, search jobs on Reed API, save jobs, update progress of job applications and collect points that can be exchanged for rewards!
Quizards
Quizards is a web app that lets you play a quiz with your friends, wherever they may be!
Uses Socket.io to deliver questions from the OpenTriviaDB API to all users, whose scores
and highscore are stored in an SQL database. Frontend in React, using Redux to store
user info and process backend requests.
Habité
A mobile friendly web-app that allows users to register for their own account. They can easily log and record their progress for any habits they wish to track, mark habits as complete for the day, and see their most recent completion streaks. The data is persisted in a Postgres Database connected to Heroku.
Consoul.log
An anonymous commmunity journaling platform for tech nerds. Built using HTML, CSS and Node.js with and Express.js backend that saves data to a json file.
Past experience
WMG Visualisation Department Research Intern
- Development of a virtual reality application using the Unity game engine and C# to aid research into frame rate and resolution when using head mounted displays
Education
University of Warwick Physics MPhys (Hons), First Class
- Additional modules including Particle Physics, Astronomy and Computational Physics (Python and C)
- Masters: processing stellar X-ray data from space telescopes using Python.


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My name is Andersen Newman. I made this site for my Prog 109 class. I am a student at Bellevue College. I love storytelling and fantasy.
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What is Stereotype Threat? It's when someone's behavior alters because of negative stereotypes from those around. Basically, you subconsciously fulfill stereotypes because of what is 'expected.' If you ever were embarrassed or ashamed to do something just because of how others would perceive it, you have experienced stereotype threat.
I can see based off the various studies (Supplied by a simple Google search,) how stereotype threat affects individuals. It can significantly affect someones performance. Not doing something for fear of being judged by another should never be an excuse, regardless of if you are subconsciously avoiding it. Stereotypes are just that, stereotypes, but unfortunately they still hit individuals with force.
I cannot recall any moments where I have felt a stereotype threat nor can I recall a time where I noticed or felt someone else was experiencing this. It's as simple as not judging people before knowing them, and not judging yourself because of others.  Problem solved. Judge yourself based on progression rather than the thoughts of others. With that, you won't alter your behavior due to others' perceptions.


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Task Description
An anagram
is a word or phrase obtained by rearranging the letters of another word or phrase.
For example “Neo” is an anagram of “One”, “schedule” is an anagram of “held cues”,
and “never diets” is an anagram of “desert vine”. Write a program which can determine
if two strings are anagrams.
Program Input
The
input file consists of pairs of strings delimited by double-quote marks. The
first line of the file specifies the number of string pairs. You may assume each
string is no longer than 80 characters.
5
"one" "neo"
"sacred cow" "code wars"
"A stitch in time saves nine." "Is this meant as incentive?"
"cow adviser" "code wars iv"
"dormitory" "dirty room"
Program Output
The
program must write each pair of strings to the output file and indicate if they
are anagrams. Ignore punctuation, digits, and all other non-letters. Ignore the
case of letters (as in the examples above). The program must write:
"string1" is an
anagram of "string2"
if they are anagrams, or
"string1" is NOT
an anagram of "string2"
otherwise.
"one" is an anagram of "neo"
"sacred cow" is NOT an anagram of "code wars"
"A stitch in time saves nine." is an anagram of "Is this meant
as incentive?"
"cow adviser" is an anagram of "code wars iv"
"dormitory" is an anagram of "dirty room"


This example shows how to use parent factory to create simple application with shared state between custom elements.
<app-store todos='["One", "Two"]'> <app-todos></app-todos> <app-form></app-form> </app-store>
Use form to add todo to the list. Click on todo on list to remove it. Change default todos in <app-root> render method.


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Performing a Test List¶
Selecting a test list¶
To perform a test list, first login to QATrack+ and then select the Choose Unit option from the Perform QA dropdown menu.
On the following page, clicking on the main button for a unit will take you to a page that lists all the test lists assigned to that unit.
You can pre-filter the list by its assigned frequency by using the dropdown menu attached to the select unit button.
On the next page, all the test lists with the chosen frequency will be displayed along with relevant information about the last time that test list was performed and when the test list is next due on this unit.
Click on the Perform QA button next to the list that you would like to complete.
Performing a test list¶
An example test list is shown below. Details about all the features will given below but briefly, you can see all the tests completed and ready to be submitted. The shaded input boxes for the last two tests indicate that they are composite tests i.e. they are test values calculated based on the other 4 input values. Passing, tolerance and failing tests are displayed with a green, yellow or red status, respectively. Tests which have no reference or tolerance set for them are shown in blue.
Viewing test procedures¶
Clicking on the test name will display instructions or information about performing the test.
Adding comments¶
You may add either test specific comments by clicking on the speech bubble beside the test or you can add a general comment for the whole test list by clicking on the Add Comment button at the bottom of the test list.
Skipping a test¶
Occasionally it may be required to skip a test when performing a test list. To accomplish this, check off the skip checkbox next to the test and add a comment (required) explaining why you are skipping the test.
Performing a subset of a test list¶
Some test lists may have tests from more than one category type. To selectively perform the tests from one or more categories, use the select box at the top of the list to choose the test categories you want to perform. Tests from categories that are not selected, will be hidden and marked as skipped with a comment explaining why.
Saving a test list to complete it later¶
If for some reason you need to finish a test list at a later time, you can click the Mark this list as still in progress checkbox next to the Submit QA Results button. When this box is checked, the test list will not be considered complete and will not be marked for review.
When you are ready to complete the test list, you can find it by selecting the In Progress menu option
and then clicking Continue on your saved result.


Vault in LaraPass v1 is where all the Folders, Accounts & their respective Notes are stored after being Encrypted.
New
Users can add unlimited folders by clicking on the "Add Folder" button on the Accounts Page. Each folder can have a different icon and name.
Once the folder is created, users can add accounts to each folder by clicking on the top right folder icon on the account card.
{success} Folders can now be password protected.
Clicking on a Folder gives a pop-up with 2 options - Open Folder & Add Password - if the user adds a Password to a folder, the accounts added to that folder cannot be accessed without entering said password when accessing the folder.
{info} NOTE: Accounts added to Folders are now hidden from Global Search.
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See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Temporal |
Framework-level interface defining read-write access to a temporal object,
such as a date, time, offset or some combination of these.
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| TemporalAccessor |
Framework-level interface defining read-only access to a temporal object,
such as a date, time, offset or some combination of these.
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| TemporalAdjuster |
Strategy for adjusting a temporal object.
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| TemporalAmount |
Framework-level interface defining an amount of time, such as
"6 hours", "8 days" or "2 years and 3 months".
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| TemporalField |
A field of date-time, such as month-of-year or hour-of-minute.
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| TemporalQuery<R> |
Strategy for querying a temporal object.
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| TemporalUnit |
A unit of date-time, such as Days or Hours.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| IsoFields |
Fields and units specific to the ISO-8601 calendar system,
including quarter-of-year and week-based-year.
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| JulianFields |
A set of date fields that provide access to Julian Days.
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| TemporalAdjusters |
Common and useful TemporalAdjusters.
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| TemporalQueries |
Common implementations of
TemporalQuery . |
| ValueRange |
The range of valid values for a date-time field.
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| WeekFields |
Localized definitions of the day-of-week, week-of-month and week-of-year fields.
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| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| ChronoField |
A standard set of fields.
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| ChronoUnit |
A standard set of date periods units.
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| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| UnsupportedTemporalTypeException |
UnsupportedTemporalTypeException indicates that a ChronoField or ChronoUnit is
not supported for a Temporal class.
|
Access to date and time using fields and units, and date time adjusters.
This package expands on the base package to provide additional functionality for more powerful use cases. Support is included for:
Dates and times are expressed in terms of fields and units.
A unit is used to measure an amount of time, such as years, days or minutes.
All units implement TemporalUnit
.
The set of well known units is defined in ChronoUnit
, such as DAYS
.
The unit interface is designed to allow application defined units.
A field is used to express part of a larger date-time, such as year, month-of-year or second-of-minute.
All fields implement TemporalField
.
The set of well known fields are defined in ChronoField
, such as HOUR_OF_DAY
.
Additional fields are defined by JulianFields
, WeekFields
and IsoFields
.
The field interface is designed to allow application defined fields.
This package provides tools that allow the units and fields of date and time to be accessed
in a general way most suited for frameworks.
Temporal
provides the abstraction for date time types that support fields.
Its methods support getting the value of a field, creating a new date time with the value of
a field modified, and querying for additional information, typically used to extract the offset or time-zone.
One use of fields in application code is to retrieve fields for which there is no convenience method.
For example, getting the day-of-month is common enough that there is a method on LocalDate
called getDayOfMonth()
. However for more unusual fields it is necessary to use the field.
For example, date.get(ChronoField.ALIGNED_WEEK_OF_MONTH)
.
The fields also provide access to the range of valid values.
A key part of the date-time problem space is adjusting a date to a new, related value,
such as the "last day of the month", or "next Wednesday".
These are modeled as functions that adjust a base date-time.
The functions implement TemporalAdjuster
and operate on Temporal
.
A set of common functions are provided in TemporalAdjusters
.
For example, to find the first occurrence of a day-of-week after a given date, use
TemporalAdjusters.next(DayOfWeek)
, such as
date.with(next(MONDAY))
.
Applications can also define adjusters by implementing TemporalAdjuster
.
The TemporalAmount
interface models amounts of relative time.
In addition to adjusting a date-time, an interface is provided to enable querying via
TemporalQuery
.
The most common implementations of the query interface are method references.
The from(TemporalAccessor)
methods on major classes can all be used, such as
LocalDate::from
or Month::from
.
Further implementations are provided in TemporalQueries
as static methods.
Applications can also define queries by implementing TemporalQuery
.
Different locales have different definitions of the week.
For example, in Europe the week typically starts on a Monday, while in the US it starts on a Sunday.
The WeekFields
class models this distinction.
The ISO calendar system defines an additional week-based division of years.
This defines a year based on whole Monday to Monday weeks.
This is modeled in IsoFields
.
Unless otherwise noted, passing a null argument to a constructor or method in any class or interface
in this package will cause a NullPointerException
to be thrown.
The Javadoc "@param" definition is used to summarise the null-behavior.
The "@throws NullPointerException
" is not explicitly documented in each method.
All calculations should check for numeric overflow and throw either an ArithmeticException
or a DateTimeException
.
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Interface
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GO FISH A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1994 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: This halting and spotty first production for director Rose Troche is the story of two very dissimilar lesbians who finally fall in love after much effort by friends. The portrait of a lesbian subculture is not always flattering and often not even very interesting, but there are moments of clever wit. Rating: 0 (-4 to +4).
GO FISH is the long, slow story of the meeting, slow romance, and eventually getting together of two lesbians. One is the attractive and energetic Max (played by Guinevere Turner); the other is the more introspective and almost masculine Ely (V. S. Brodie). They seem mismatched in looks, in tastes, and in temperaments. But their friends are determined to bring them together.
Along the way we get a look at their lives and the lives of their circle of friends in the lesbian sub-culture. Superficially the women in this small circle are witty and affable, in some ways like the menin LONGTIME COMPANION. But as time wears on they appear to have less and less in their lives beyond tracking who in their group is sleeping with whom. The lesbians are shown to be aimless and self-absorbed and fixated on the sex-lives of themselves and their friends. Just occasionally there is an on-target piece of sly if self-deprecating wit, like a minutes-long conversation on what is just the perfect anatomical euphemism to replace "honey-pot." This neuron-numbing conversation is both exasperating and funny, much like some of the writing in THIS IS SPINAL TAP or FEAR OF A BLACK HAT. Another pointed sequence shows the women who daily had been the objects of bigotry bringing the same bigotry to bear on one of their numbers who had experimented with bisexuality. With similar intolerance, Max's first reaction to Ely is insulting rejection simply because Ely is unattractive.
Perhaps part of the inspiration for this film was SHE'S GOTTA HAVE IT, though Rose Troche simply does not move the plot along and does not engage the viewer nearly as well as Spike Lee does. This is a first film for director Troche who co-produced, co-authored with actress Turner. In many ways the unevenness of the production betrays Troche's inexperience. The cinematography is crude and in black and white to save costs. Acting is very often at the high-school play level. The film is salted with odd visual images, apparently symbolic but usually obscure or perhaps meaningless. A device that is perhaps over-used to give us the thought of the characters is to have them lie on the floor head-to-head and discuss their innermost thoughts. It is a crude device, albeit occasionally useful to the script. In Spike Lee's first film he had characters talking directly to the camera as if being interviewed and he used it for much the same purpose.
Early in the film, one of the characters complains about "touchy- feely, soft-focus, sisters-of-the-woodlands" sort of lesbian films and this is clearly intended to be an alternative. Whether it is intended to be as self-critical of the urban lesbian subculture is questionable. But even at its short length much of this film drags and is in need of a tuning. I rate this on a 0 on the -4 to +4 scale.
Mark R. Leeper<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
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3. Accept the license agreement and then choose the Java version that corresponds to your operating system.
4. Once the download is complete, click on the installer and follow the on screen instructions to complete the install.
5. Reboot your computer.
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6. Once textpad is downloaded open the file and run the installer.
7. Reboot your compter to complete all installs.
Congrats, your Java programming environment is all set up.


More and more journals are requesting that you make your proteomics data available when publishing a proteomics manuscript. The most commonly used database for proteomics identifications is the Proteomics Identifications Database (PRIDE).
If a wanted project is not in the list try finding it via the PRIDE web pages and download it there. For private projects you will have to log in first. Once downloaded you can add the projects to the list via the Local Projects Folder. To change the folder simply click the link in the lower right corner below the project table.
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Hi!
I am currently using the "SCT-013-000" with the standard 18Ohm resistor and 0-100A range.
This range is actually way to high for my purposes. A range of 0-5A would suit me just fine.
I have seen in some forum posts here that people are achieving a lower range (like 0-50A) by increasing the burden resistor.
On the other hand I read that increasing the burden resistor also increases the voltage on the secondary coil of the CT.
So my question is: Can I somehow convert a "SCT-013-000" into something like a "SCT-013-005" by choosing an adequate burden resistor and get it working with the EmonTX?
Re: adjusting the range of SCT-013-000
The best advice I can give is read the report on the -000 and then use a test rig as described (or Robin Emley's tools) to check that the voltage waveform you get across your burden resistor is undistorted at your choice of burden resistor value.
But bear in mind that if your c.t. sees a fuse blown or a breaker tripped by a dead short, you could get a damaging voltage spike into the emonTx input.
Re: adjusting the range of SCT-013-000
Thanks Robert!
So basically if something goes wrong the EmonTX gets fried...
I've also seen quite a lot voltage ouput CT's, that deliver 0,33V output at maximum primary current (e.g. the SCT-0400 series). In contrast to the SCT-013 voltage output series, which deliver 1V output at maximum primary current, might this have an dramatic effect on measurement accuracy or would it be negligible?
Re: adjusting the range of SCT-013-000
A voltage output c.t. is nothing more than a c.t. with the burden resistor inside the casing.
The problem with the current input is it has a very wide dynamic range - from a few tens of milliamps for a phone charger up to 40 A or so for an electric shower (if you have one!). If you use less than the available range of the ADC, which starts out as only 10 bits wide anyway (9 plus the sign if you will), then using half the range drops 1 bit each time, and your ability to measure current at the bottom end of the range disappears.
So if you use a 0.333 V c.t. (1 V p-p approx), the minimum you can measure will be 3.3 times greater than it would be if you were using the full 3.3 V range of the emonTx, for the same accuracy.
The way to decrease the likelihood of damage is to include a series resistor, which won't materially affect the voltage the ADC sees but it will limit the current that the in-built protection diodes have to handle.
Re: adjusting the range of SCT-013-000
Alright, so 0,33V output type is not the best option to start with in terms of accuracy.
If I really got your first answer right, then distortion is probably the bigger issue when increasing the burden resistor value, rather than destroying the EmonTX through overvoltage (unless short-circuits occur)?
Do you have any size recommendations for that series resistor?
Re: adjusting the range of SCT-013-000
Do you have any size recommendations for that series resistor? It has to be large enough to limit the current to that which the protection diodes can handle. The Atmel data sheet tells you that, the c.t saturation curve tells you the maximum current it can deliver, after that it's Ohm's Law. But also note the upper limit for charging the sample & hold capacitor, also on the Atmel data sheet.
I seem to remember doing the sum and a few kOhms was enough.
Re: adjusting the range of SCT-013-000
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Dad shares daughter's extravagant $10K Christmas list
by CBS AustinWhat did you want for Christmas growing up?
Maybe a boombox? Or a bike? If you really shot for the moon, a Nintendo 64?
Well, you’ve got nothing on this girl.
A dad in Los Angeles posted his 10-year-old daughter’s list on Twitter, and the 26 items are causing quite a stir.
The items, adding up to over $10,000, include an iPhone 11, a new MacBook Air, Gucci slides, a real bunny, an alarm clock, pink duct tape, and $4,000.
The responses have been comical, including one user who said "Get her that alarm clock sis! Lol tell her it’ll wake her up from that dream where she think shes getting everything on there ??"


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Anthony Joshua: Heavyweight champion raps as he show skills outside boxing
- Anthony Joshua raps passionately as he shows skills outside boxing
- The heavyweight star holds the mic like pro before sending the audience into jubilation
- Joshua defeated Andy Ruiz to reclaim his heavyweight belts in Saudi Arabia on Saturday night
Anthony Joshua proves he is more than boxing after the heavyweight champion was seen showing rapping skill in an heartwarming scene that defines him as multi-talented ambitious young man.
The British-Nigerian born recorded a resounding victory on Saturday night, December 7, as he majestically reclaimed his heavyweight belts in a brutal action-packed 12th round defeat of Andy Ruiz in Diriyah Arena, Saudi Arabia.
Earlier written off by critics after suffering first career defeat to Ruiz in June, the Nigerian-born boxing star put in breath and blood from intense six-month hard training to enthrone himself as king of heavyweight division again.
Joshua, who weighed in t 237lbs, 10.8lbs lighter than his first fight, showed beastly aggression and hunger for glory as he beat the Mexican former heavyweight star on unanimous point decision to take back his WBO, IBF and WBA belts.
Anthony Joshua is perfect example of a true Nigerian - APC congratulates heavyweight champ
Still basking in the momentum of his victory, a video of him rapping vigorously has now surfaced online, though the time it was recorded could not be ascertained.
Donned in his regular AJ boxing round-neck polo and befitting black jean, the heavyweight champion held microphone like professional with passion.
Joshua threw some words into the banging speakers before he was excused with big ovation from the joyous audience.
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had reported that Deontay Wilder, WBC champion, has beaten Anthony Joshua to first spot in the Metro 2019's heavyweight ranking list that has the Brit reduced to third.
Joshua defeated Ruiz on Saturday night, December 7, through a unanimous points decision at 15,000 capacity Diriyah Arena in Saudi Arabia to reclaim his heavyweight belts.
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Nigerians in Diaspora chairman sends powerful message to Anthony Joshua over boxing victory


This function converts a list of hierarchies for individual species into a single species by taxonomic level matrix, then calculates a distance matrix based on taxonomy alone, and outputs either a phylo or dist object. See details for more information.
class2tree(input, varstep = TRUE, check = TRUE, ...) # S3 method for classtree plot(x, ...) # S3 method for classtree print(x, ...)
An object of class "classtree" with slots:
Note that when you execute the resulting object, you only get the phylo object. You can get to the other 3 slots by calling them directly, like output$names, etc.
See taxa2dist
. Thanks to Jari Oksanen for making
the taxa2dist function and pointing it out, and Clarke & Warwick (1998, 2001),
which taxa2dist was based on.
## Not run: ------------------------------------ # spnames <- c('Klattia flava', 'Trollius sibiricus', 'Arachis paraguariensis', # 'Tanacetum boreale', 'Gentiana yakushimensis','Sesamum schinzianum', # 'Pilea verrucosa','Tibouchina striphnocalyx','Lycium dasystemum', # 'Schoenus centralis','Berkheya echinacea','Androcymbium villosum', # 'Helianthus annuus','Madia elegans','Lupinus albicaulis','Poa annua', # 'Pinus lambertiana') # out <- classification(spnames, db='ncbi') # tr <- class2tree(out) # plot(tr) # # # another example using random sets of names with names_list() fxn # spnames <- names_list('species', 50) # out <- classification(spnames, db='ncbi') # tr <- class2tree(out) # plot(tr) # plot(tr, no.margin=TRUE) ## ---------------------------------------------


Next: Examples of Effect of Readtable Case on the Lisp Printer, Previous: Package Prefixes for Symbols, Up: Default Print-Object Methods
When printer escaping is disabled, or the characters under consideration are not already quoted specifically by single escape or multiple escape syntax,
the readtable case of the current readtable affects the way the Lisp printer writes symbols in the following ways:
When the readtable case is :upcase, uppercase characters are printed in the case specified by *print-case*, and lowercase characters are printed in their own case.
When the readtable case is :downcase, uppercase characters are printed in their own case, and lowercase characters are printed in the case specified by *print-case*.
When the readtable case is :preserve, all alphabetic characters are printed in their own case.
When the readtable case is :invert, the case of all alphabetic characters in single case symbol names is inverted. Mixed-case symbol names are printed as is.
The rules for escaping alphabetic characters in symbol names are affected by the readtable-case
if printer escaping is enabled.
Alphabetic characters are escaped as follows:
When the readtable case is :upcase, all lowercase characters must be escaped.
When the readtable case is :downcase, all uppercase characters must be escaped.
When the readtable case is :preserve, no alphabetic characters need be escaped.
When the readtable case is :invert, no alphabetic characters need be escaped.


Dev Laptop Setup
- Download Atom from the Atom website.
- Install and run it.
- Run Atom > Install Shell Commands.
Install Google Chrome
- Feel free to also install Firefox, but we need Chrome.
- Copy the XCode Command Line Tools file provided.
- Open the .dmg file you received and look for the .pkg file inside.
- Run it, and follow all the prompts.
- Open up Terminal
- Paste
ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/go/install)"
- Run
brew doctor
Install rbenv & ruby-build
brew install ruby-build rbenv
echo 'if which rbenv > /dev/null; then eval "$(rbenv init -)"; fi' >> ~/.profile
- Run "
ls -a ~
". If you see .bash_profile
or .bashrc
, get a TA or instructor to help you.
Install ruby 2.1.2
- Close and reopen Terminal.
rbenv install 2.1.2
- Stretch
rbenv global 2.1.2
Install nodejs
Install git
Create an SSH key
ssh-keygen
- Do not give your key a password.


Class Getter
Represents code used to get a value from a type.
Wraps a static method, an instance method, a field, or a delegate.
Inheritance
System.Object
Getter
Namespace: Cesil
Assembly: Cesil.dll
Syntax
public sealed class Getter : Object, IEquatable<Getter>, ICreatesCacheableDelegate<Getter.DynamicGetterDelegate>
Methods
AllowNullRows()
Returns a Getter that differs from this by explicitly allowing
null rows to be passed to it.
If the backing field, method, or delegate does not expect null values, this may lead
to errors at runtime.
Declaration
public Getter AllowNullRows()
Returns
AllowNullValues()
Returns a Getter that differs from this by explicitly allowing
null values to be returned from it.
Declaration
public Getter AllowNullValues()
Returns
Equals(Getter)
Compares for equality to another Getter.
Declaration
public bool Equals(Getter getter)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Getter |
getter |
|
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Boolean |
|
Equals(Object)
Compares for equality to another Getter.
Declaration
public override bool Equals(object obj)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| System.Object |
obj |
|
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Boolean |
|
ForbidNullRows()
Returns a Getter that differs from this by explicitly forbidding
null rows be passed to it.
If the .NET runtime cannot guarantee that nulls will not be passed to it,
null checks will be injected.
Declaration
public Getter ForbidNullRows()
Returns
ForbidNullValues()
Returns a Getter that differs from this by explicitly forbidding
null values to be returned from it.
If the .NET runtime cannot guarantee that nulls will not be returned,
null checks will be injected.
Declaration
public Getter ForbidNullValues()
Returns
ForDelegate<TValue>(StaticGetterDelegate<TValue>)
Create a Getter from the given delegate.
Declaration
public static Getter ForDelegate<TValue>(StaticGetterDelegate<TValue> del)
Parameters
Returns
Type Parameters
ForDelegate<TRow, TValue>(GetterDelegate<TRow, TValue>)
Create a Getter from the given delegate.
Declaration
public static Getter ForDelegate<TRow, TValue>(GetterDelegate<TRow, TValue> del)
Parameters
Returns
Type Parameters
| Name |
Description |
| TRow |
|
| TValue |
|
ForField(FieldInfo)
Create a getter from a field.
field can be an instance field or a static field.
Declaration
public static Getter ForField(FieldInfo field)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| System.Reflection.FieldInfo |
field |
|
Returns
Create a getter from a method.
getter can be an instance method or a static method
if it's a static method, it can take 0, 1, or 2 parameters
- if there is 1 parameter, it may be an
in WriteContext
or the row type
- if there are 2 parameters, the first must be the row type, and the second must be
in WriteContext
if it's an instance method, it can only take 0 or 1 parameters
- if it takes a parameter, it must be an
in WriteContext
Declaration
public static Getter ForMethod(MethodInfo method)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| System.Reflection.MethodInfo |
method |
|
Returns
ForProperty(PropertyInfo)
Create a getter from a PropertyInfo.
Throws if the property does not have a getter.
Declaration
public static Getter ForProperty(PropertyInfo property)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| System.Reflection.PropertyInfo |
property |
|
Returns
GetHashCode()
Returns a hash code for this Getter.
Declaration
public override int GetHashCode()
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
ToString()
Describes this Getter.
This is provided for debugging purposes, and the format is not guaranteed to be stable between releases.
Declaration
public override string ToString()
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.String |
|
Operators
Equality(Getter, Getter)
Compare two Getters for equality
Declaration
public static bool operator ==(Getter a, Getter b)
Parameters
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Boolean |
|
Explicit(Delegate to Getter)
Convenience operator, equivalent to calling Getter.ForDelegate if non-null.
Returns null if del is null.
Declaration
public static explicit operator Getter(Delegate del)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| System.Delegate |
del |
|
Returns
Explicit(FieldInfo to Getter)
Convenience operator, equivalent to calling Getter.ForField if non-null.
Returns null if field is null.
Declaration
public static explicit operator Getter(FieldInfo field)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| System.Reflection.FieldInfo |
field |
|
Returns
Explicit(MethodInfo to Getter)
Convenience operator, equivalent to calling Getter.ForMethod if non-null.
Returns null if method is null.
Declaration
public static explicit operator Getter(MethodInfo method)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| System.Reflection.MethodInfo |
method |
|
Returns
Inequality(Getter, Getter)
Compare two Getters for inequality
Declaration
public static bool operator !=(Getter a, Getter b)
Parameters
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Boolean |
|
Implements
System.IEquatable<>


Santa Barbara is one of the most fun and beautiful places you can visit in California. If you want to travel there, you can choose from many different nice hotels. I recommend the Ritz-Carlton Bacara resort. Also, there are four places you should definitely check out.
State street is a great place to visit if you want to go shopping, have a drink, or get a bite to eat. There are many great stores and bars. There is also Habit Burger, which you have to go to while you're in Santa Barbara.
 This is a fun place to get a drink. Figueroa Mountain Brewing Co. is one of the local brewerys that you will definitely want to go to if you like beer.
Be sure to make a trip to the beach! There are some really nice beaches in Santa Barbara. They have Kayak rentals and paddle boards. There are always people playing volleyball. You can also just lay down, relax, and enjoy the great weather that Santa Barbara has to offer!
At night, there are some cool clubs to check out. There are two main clubs called Eos Lounge and Wildcat. Eos plays hip hop music and electronic and usually has two DJ's both inside and outside. Wildcat plays hip hop music and has one DJ but also has an outdoor area with pool tables and a second bar. If you visit Santa Barbara, be ready for a fun time!


Shopping List Check Off
To Buy
Everything is bought!
Buy {{item.quantity}} {{item.name}}
Bought
Already Bought
Nothing bought yet!
Bought {{item.quantity}} {{item.name}}


My Cloud Player soundcloud blah blah
Source: nuvolaplayer-mycloudplayer on github, Official website
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Happy Songs service is able to play music via both the HTML5 audio and the Flash plugin. Flash plugin is used by default, but you can enable HTML5 Audio in WHERE?
Happy Songs service requires a Flash plugin to play music.
Happy Songs service requires HTML5 audio technology to play music.
Happy Song Store is not currently supported.


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ME, MYSELF & IRENE (2000) / ***
Directed by Bobby Farrelly and Peter Farrelly. Screenplay by Mike Cerrone, Farrelly and Farrelly. Starring Jim Carrey, Renee Zellweger, Chris Cooper. Running time: 116 minutes. Rated AA for coarse language by the MFCB. Reviewed on June 28th, 2000.
By SHANNON PATRICK SULLIVAN
In a way, I have a lot in common with Charlie Baileygates. I consider myself, all things considered, a nice guy. I'm polite. I do favors without expectation of reward. I could count on one hand the number of times in the past five years that I've gotten really, blood-boiling, vein-in-the-neck-throbbing angry. Sometimes, I'm probably a bit of a pushover. I've often wondered what would happen if, one day, I just... snapped. The new comedy "Me, Myself & Irene" is devilishly entertaining wish fulfillment.
Charlie, played by Jim Carrey, is a Rhode Island state trooper. The film opens with a flashback to eighteen years ago, when Charlie married his sweetheart Layla (Traylor Howard).  Soon, Layla and Shonte were having an affair, and nine months later she gave birth to triplets: three African-American baby boys. Outwardly oblivious, Charlie raised the kids as his own (despite the fact that one is actually named Shonte Jr!).
Fast forward to the present. Charlie is rearing the boys by himself, Layla having run off with Shonte years earlier. His "sons" (Anthony Anderson, Mongo Brownlee, and Jerod Mixon) have grown into brilliant but foul-mouthed prodigies -- witness their hilarious, profanity-laden quantum mechanics study session.
There's more to the plot than this, of course, as Charlie/Hank becomes involved with Irene (Renee Zellweger), who is being hunted by corrupt New Jersey cops because of her involvement with a crooked golf course owner. Or something. Frankly, the specifics of this whole storyline are made murkily clear at best, and really don't matter anyway. The point is just to keep Charlie/Hank and Irene together for an extended period of time, and embroil them in a series of wacky encounters.
"Me, Myself & Irene" is a funny movie, but it is in many ways a victim of its own publicity campaign. So much of the set-up has been revealed in trailers and in print that a lot of the humor which could have arisen from the unexpected and improbable scenario has been defused by our familiarity with the material. Imagine, for instance, directors Bobby and Peter Farrelly's last picture, "There's Something About Mary", if you knew Chris Elliott was Woogie. Few comedies can sustain the laughs no matter how well-acquainted we are with them ("The Philadelphia Story" does it for me; so does "Mystery Science Theater 3000"). "Me, Myself & Irene" is no exception.
There's also something of a miscalculation in the script by the Farrellys and Mike Cerrone. Hank starts off as an amusing character -- consider his revenge against a woman who skips ahead of Charlie in the supermarket line-up, for example -- but then the writers seem to assume that Hank as a concept is good enough. However, Hank himself isn't funny; he's grotesque, really. To work, Hank needs to be doing funny things, but for much of the middle third of the film, he doesn't, and this contributes to long stretches of comparative tedium. There are also some really bizarre moments, like the late introduction of another companion for Charlie and Irene, the weird albino Whitey (Michael Bowman), whose inclusion seems almost an afterthought. Or the inexplicable cameo appearance by tennis star Anna Kournikova, which seems to exist just so we can realise, "Hey, that's Anna Kournikova!"
Fortunately, things pick up heading into the home stretch, especially once Charlie and Hank start to coexist simultaneously. It is these scenes in particular that really give Carrey a chance to shine, and he makes exhaustive use of his rubber-faced, marionette-limbed repertoire. Carrey also does a good job playing Charlie and Hank as truly different yet fundamentally interconnected, and it's a shame his material wasn't more consistent. His interaction with the boys, for instance, is priceless, as he slips effortlessly into urban slang: "That be whack!"
Zellweger is also enjoyable, and gives Irene enough strength to hold up against the human onslaught that is Carrey. But Irene is a poor successor to Cameron Diaz's character in "Mary", because whereas Diaz was both the instigator and victim of comic moments, Zellweger is usually just left to react to Carrey's antics.
There has been some controversy surrounding "Me, Myself & Irene", and the erroneous association of the term "schizophrenic" with Charlie's split personalities. Although the term "schizo" is used on occasion in the film, it is never employed by someone who should know better -- instead they spit out "advanced delusionary schizophrenia with narcissistic rage" like it rolled right off the tongue. The purported "controversy" is a non-starter.
Indeed, I was surprised to find that the subject of multiple personalities is not just used as ammunition for jokes, but instead earns some serious consideration as well. There is a theme running throughout "Me, Myself & Irene" that many people assume fabricated identities, be it for profit, or escape, or just to cover up a mistake. This is true not just of Charlie, but also Irene, Whitey, the corrupt cops, even Shonte the limo driver. "Me, Myself & Irene" being the kind of movie that it is, the idea is not pursued to any great lengths, but I appreciated its inclusion nonetheless.
I had great hopes for this reteaming of Jim Carrey and the Farrelly brothers (they first worked together on "Dumb And Dumber"), and in the final analysis I'll admit to feeling a little disappointed. "Me, Myself & Irene" is not the best comedy for either, trying but failing to be as funny and outlandish as superior entries in their respective filmographies. But it is very entertaining all the same -- and if it doesn't appeal to the Charlie in you, maybe there's a little bit of Hank lurking inside that will enjoy it instead.
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Here we have a very simple example of the CSV Reader that is bundled with RGraph. This is in
addition to the RGraph.AJAX.getCSV()
function.
The code that fetches the data is this:
var data = csv.getRow(0, 1);
This code fetches the first row (the zero-indexed first argument) and the second argument stipulates
that the first element of that row should be ignored (ie starting from column 1
instead of column
0
.
The only other configuration for the chart is the stipulation of the labels and in increase in the size of the left margin.
<script src="RGraph.common.core.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.common.csv.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.hbar.js"></script>Put this where you want the chart to show up:
<canvas id="cvs" width="500" height="250"> [No canvas support] </canvas>This is the code that generates the chart: