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Hello, I am SHAWN AMJAD
Software Engineer and Problem Solver
I am a Senior majoring in Computer Science at Virginia Tech. I plan on graduating in May 2016 which is way too close if you ask me. I'm passionate about my work and love to find the best solution possible. I can't wait to make a difference in this world.
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Software Development Intern
Boston, MA
June - August 2015• Built Regression Tests in C# for Sonos's checkout page
• QA testing in an agile environment
• Proficient understanding of Selenium Web Browser Automation and C#Lead Android Engineer
Boston, MA
July 2015 - Present• Start-up developing a plan based application in Android
• Use of Android SDK, REST API's and a small development team
• Developing entire application from scratchSoftware Development Intern
Washington D.C.
June - August 2014• Led the transition from VB.NET and ASP.NET code to C# in LimeLeap's main infrastructure(LeapSeed)
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Education
Virginia Tech
2012 - 2015During my time at Virginia Tech I have been involved in many clubs and organizations. I spend my free time living our moto "Ut Prosim", that I may serve.
Gar-Field High School
2008 - 2012I graduated in the top 5% of my class which paved my road to becoming a Virginia Tech Hokie.
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Contact Info
Please feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions or if you are hiring! I'm still searching for a full-time opportunity.


march 23, 2017
The Universe is all of time and space and its contents.
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Congratulations, you got into an Engineering College.
So, fasten your seat belts and secure your helmets, for your ride through engineering college is bound to be an intense experience- funny and exhilarating, scary and frustrating, all at the same time. You will grow and develop throughout this journey . You'll have to make a lot of choices, some of which you may regret, and numerous others that you will rejoice. But as you do so, I request you to keep the following points in mind :
1. Your past is past
Maybe you didn't get into the college of your dreams. Maybe your score in JEE Mains wasn't as good as you wanted it to be. Or, perhaps, you surpassed all expectations to get the score and the branch that you wanted. Either way, your past is just your past. Don't let it hinder you as you work your way towards the future. Don't let the overconfidence or the insecurity that resulted from your past stop you from achieving something in the future.
2. Pursue your hobbies
Have an instrument that you want to learn? Or a dance class that you want to join? Do you have a pile of novels in your library, waiting to be read?
Well, whatever it is that you like, or want to do, go ahead and do it now. Join classes, take up new activities, be a part of the clubs in our college, open clubs in our college. Celebrate the free time that you get, and you will thank yourself in the third year, when you have no time to do anything anymore.
3. Acquire some knowledge about your field
Studying for your exams is not enough. You need to acquire some extra knowledge about you're the field that you are studying in and your first year is the best time to start doing so. So read some journals, stay abreast of the recent developments. It may not help you now, but when you are appearing for an interview and you know something that no one else does, that one extra nugget of information can change your life.
4. Marks are not the only thing that matter
Beyond the selection criteria for an interview, you marks don't matter anymore. However, your knowledge about your field does. Do try to keep your aggregate above 60%, but at the same time, work on increasing you knowledge base too.
5. Use the internet to your advantage
The internet is a gold mine of knowledge and information. Use it to your advantage. Join courses on EDX and Coursera to gain some extra knowledge in the fields that you are interested in. NPTEL is a collaborative project carried out by the IITs and other premier institutes of our country. They provide courses on various subjects on YouTube. Most of the topics in our syllabus are covered in those courses. You can watch their videos to keep up with your coursework.
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For those of you who possess a rebellious streak, learn to think twice before questioning or back answering your teacher. Because, while it feels cool to back answer your teacher in the class, the same teacher deducting 25 marks (I speak from my experience) from your term work feels terrible.
Enough with the preaching for now. I am sure you will complete you ride through engineering college in 4 years and in good health and spirits. Whatever it is that you want to do after engineering, I hope you get an opportunity to do it. We, The Cummins Chronicle team wish you luck!
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- Use classifier-crop and classifier-2 to predict on the image-level multi-label cells. See what the difference is.
- Choose one of the above for labelling the image-level multi-label cells with logits.
- Create meta data where the labels are based on the logits.
- Fine-tune classifier-2 on the resulting samples.
Inference:
- Use HPA's Cell Segmenter to segment cells from image.
- Identify those cells that have proteins of interest.
- Crop out these cells.
- Classify these cells' protein(s) of interest with a CNN.
Types of loss functions:
- Euclidean margin-based loss
Examples: Centre Loss, Range Loss, Marginal Loss, Constrastive Loss, and Triplet Loss.
Disadvantage: when number of identities becomes large, the classification layer consumes large GPU memory.
- Angular and cosine margin-based loss
Examples: multiplicative angular margin $cos(m\theta)$ (SphereFace), additive cosine margin $cos(\theta) - m$ (CosineFace), and additive angular margin $cos(\theta + m)$ (ArcFace).


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It is probably best to start off with a bit of a description as to what classes and ids are. In HTML, there is only so much we can do with the tags available. If we want a particular layout for a website, we need to use more than just basic tags. In this case, we bring in the use of classes and ids. These provide us the means to target specfic tags and alter the appearance of them through the magic of CSS.
When using classes and ids, we have to remember that classes can be used across multiple elements, whereas ids are unique and can only be used on one element within the page.
Classes and ids need functional names to apply within the element. When creating these in CSS to apply to an element in HTML, it is best to think of a name that is as short as possible and fits with the function of the element itself. For example; you want to apply an id to the footer of the page, so in this case you'd use '#footer'. You also was to apply a class to the text on the page, in this instance you may use '.description'.
When applying classes and ids to your elements, it is best to think about how these will be used. If you are wanting to manipulate more than one element on the page, then a class is the correct thing to use. Classes aren't overly unique and can be used across a page as much as you need. Ids on the other hand are unique and should only be used once on the page. My example above for a footer would be a perfect id, as most likely the footer would stay the same throughout the whole website, so would need no further manipulation at any stage.
These two screenshots show two pieces of code from my blog. One is an id applied to the top container of the page, the other a class applied to multiple elements.


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Today been building up Kinect skeleton tracking synths in Supercollider with the brilliant Synapse OSC app by Ryan Challinor for MakingSense exhibition opens next Fri at @falloutfactory with @TickyLowe @cheapjack @AilieRutherford & DavidOgle Don’t miss it! http://pic.twitter.com/mfMj1Mubwq


Police cordon and ambulance crews part of filming for BBC drama Salisbury in Bristol city centre
Film crews have taken over much of the city centre park
by Danny ShawFilm crews for a new BBC drama have been spotted in Bristol city centre this morning (November 18).
Crews have taken over much of Castle Park during filming for the new drama, Salisbury.
Ambulances, forensic teams and police cars have descended on the park as crew members cordoned off an area with police tape.
The three-part drama will explore the impact of the Novichok poisonings in 2018.
It will star The Virgin Queen’s Anne-Marie Duff and Jurassic World’s Rafe Spall.
Crews have been filming for the show in and around Bristol for almost two weeks now, with parts of King Street and a quiet cul-de-sac being used for filming. The series has also been shot at The Bottle Yard Studios in south Bristol.
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In a previous statement to Bristol Live, the show's writers Adam Patterson and Declan Lawn said: “It’s a privilege to be able to tell the story of people who were deeply affected by the events in Salisbury.
"During our months of research, we have been humbled to hear their stories, and to be able to tell them in this drama.”
Lucy Richer, executive producer for the BBC, said: “To have such a distinguished cast taking part in the drama is testament to the strength and quality of Adam and Declan’s scripts.
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WSO2 PHP’s WSF Library (or whatever the damn it is called…) and Turmeric SOA
The title of this post is verbose enough about the feelings I have regarding the naming of this library. It’s as if WSO2 took a page from Microsoft’s book regarding names. What’s next? A Home Edition? Maybe throw in Professional, Business and Ultimate versions too for good measure.
Don’t take me wrong, I have no special feelings towards names themselves, it’s just how difficult it makes to search for people working on the same things and facing the same problems. What do I Google for? WSO2? WSF? PHP? Any combination of these? It’s only made worse by these guys developing frameworks in several platforms, which means I end up finding completely unrelated results from a different implementation, in a different technology.
But, naming rants aside, I thought it would be a good idea to share my experience with getting this library up and running on PHP. I came across this library when converting Apache Stonehenge’s web application to use Turmeric’s instances of Stonehenge’s web services, and it gave me quite some headaches. For this reason, and so that other people in the future don’t have to go through the same painful experiences, I decided to write this blog post. Keep reading if I got your attention…
First and foremost, I should warn that I’m also gonna write the Linux walkthrough and it does expect you to have some basic Linux knowledge. Nothing too advanced, you just need to know your way around a Linux system in a command line. If you meet this criterion, this walkthrough should be a walk in the park (no pun intended there).
Setting up the library
To begin with, you must download the WSF PHP library sources. You should be able to find it here somewhere. At the time of writing, the latest version is 2.1.0. Make sure you download the sources. Sadly, the binaries only include DLL’s for the Windows installation, which means that us, Linux users, must compile our own binaries by hand. No biggie though, it’s easier than it sounds.
After you’ve downloaded the library, the next thing you should do is “cd” into the directory. Then, normally you’d just do ./configure followed by a make and make install, but there’s a caveat: it’s VERY recommended that you specify a prefix when you do ./configure. The prefix will tell WSO2 where to place the binaries after you compile and “install”, and this is extremely useful for WSF as you’ll need a clean directory featuring only the binary files of this library. You’ll understand why in a minute.
In sum, you should do:
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/bin/apache2/php/wsf-php/ make [sudo] make install
In my example you’ll see that I’m telling “make” to install the library in /usr/local/bin/apache2/php/wsf-php/ and in the last step I’ve also accounted for those of you who, like me, use Ubuntu. If you use Ubuntu, make sure you add the sudo before the make install command (without brackets).
Troubleshooting: If you installed PHP through Ubuntu’s packages, it is possible that everything went fine at this point. If it did (i.e. if you got no errors in neither of the stages) then excellent. Move on. Skip this section. If, on the other hand, you got an error about a missing php-config, then you need to specify the path to this binary in the ./configure step. First you should know where your PHP installation lies (and you’re entirely on your own for this one) and once you know where it is, your php-config binary is inside
After this, don’t forget of course, to do the make and make install steps.
With that done, you should now have the compiled library in /usr/local/bin/apache2/php/wsf/ (or in whichever folder you specified as prefix). You also want to have a look at the final lines of the “make install” step and look for a reference to a wsf.so file. That’s THE library that PHP will load and you’ll need to know exactly where it is. In my case, the library sits in /usr/local/bin/apache2/php/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20090626/wsf.so . My guess is that the make install step is smart enough to put it in the equivalent folder inside your PHP’s installation. Anyhow, copy this directory.
The next step involves editing your php.ini file. Again, you should know where this is. After you found it, add the following lines to it:
From that you can see that I put the path to the .so file as an extension that PHP must load, and I specified an entry called “wsf.home” that will tell WSF where its “auxiliary” files are. This is the path you used as the prefix during the compiling process. These are the two most essential parameters that need to be configured to get WSF up and running, there’s more but I’m aiming at the quickest way possible to get it running, with as little configuration as possible.
After you’ve added those lines, you should restart your Apache et voilà! Your PHP installation should now have loaded the WSF library. If you want to be sure that everything is up and running, you can check the contents of /tmp/wsf_php_server.log . If everything went well, this log should have no errors.
Now comes another tricky part. Great, now your library is up and running, but how do you use it?
I’m gonna provide another quick and simple explanation of how to get a client up and running for an existing service. This assumes, of course, that you already have a service running somewhere which provides you with a WSDL file and SOAP ports that you can invoke.
Provided you have that, you need to copy a folder in the WSF sources to somewhere safe and accessible by PHP (by accessible, I mean, PHP/Apache should have at least read and execute permissions). The folder you need is
Now that you copied this folder (and all its contents) to somewhere safe, you need to go back to your php.ini and add the folder to its include_path definition. In my case, I just uncommented the already existing line and added my scripts folder to it. In the end it looked like:
After you’ve added/uncommented this line, be sure to restart Apache once more. This line will just tell PHP where it can find scripts that WSF will need whenever you’re using its libraries.
With that out of the way, the next step consists of creating a PHP classmap of all the operations and types you have in your WSDL file. My advice is that you obtain the WSDL file in advance and store it somewhere in your hard-drive. After you’ve done this, just go to the scripts folder and do:
It can happen at this step that Linux will tell you it can’t find PHP. If that’s the case, instead of starting off with just “php”, use the full path instead.
 If that was the case, repeat the command and redirect the output to a file, e.g. > somefile.php.
This somefile.php is now your client. It includes a PHP class for every type in your WSDL and an action for every SOAP port. It also includes, at the very end, a sample of how you’d invoke every action. By looking at that you can probably get a good idea of how WSF works, and that’s pretty much it. I assume that if you’re messing around with PHP, you do have enough knowledge to get rid of these sample invokations and just use this file as something you import and use in your PHP application. That’s not going to be covered in this tutorial.
If you do have questions or ran into trouble while following these steps, please do leave me a comment and I’ll try to answer as soon as possible. I hope this has somehow helped you, reader. I know I wish I had found something like this post when I first started messing around with WSF!
Till the next post!
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/bin/apache2/php/wsf-php/ --with-php-config=<path_to_php>/bin/php-config
extension=/usr/local/bin/apache2/php/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20090626/wsf.so
wsf.home="/usr/local/bin/apache2/php/wsf-php/"
Creating a client and using it
include_path = ".:/php/includes:/usr/local/bin/apache2/php/scripts/"
php wsdl2php.php <path_to_your_wsdl_file>
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Writing a pyglet application¶
Getting started with a new library or framework can be daunting, especially when presented with a large amount of reference material to read. This chapter gives a very quick introduction to pyglet without covering any of the details.
Hello, World¶
We’ll begin with the requisite “Hello, World” introduction. This program will open a window with some text in it and wait to be closed. You can find the entire program in the examples/programming_guide/hello_world.py file.
Begin by importing the pyglet package:
import pyglet
Create a pyglet.window.Window by calling its default constructor. The window will be visible as soon as it’s created, and will have reasonable default values for all its parameters:
window = pyglet.window.Window()
To display the text, we’ll create a Label. Keyword arguments are used to set the font, position and anchorage of the label:
label = pyglet.text.Label('Hello, world',
font_name='Times New Roman',
font_size=36,
x=window.width//2, y=window.height//2,
anchor_x='center', anchor_y='center')
An on_draw() event is dispatched to the window to give it a chance to redraw its contents. pyglet provides several ways to attach event handlers to objects; a simple way is to use a decorator:
@window.event
def on_draw():
window.clear()
label.draw()
Within the on_draw() handler the window is cleared to the default background color (black), and the label is drawn.
Finally, call:
pyglet.app.run()
To let pyglet respond to application events such as the mouse and keyboard. Your event handlers will now be called as required, and the run() method will return only when all application windows have been closed.
Note that earlier versions of pyglet required the application developer to write their own event-handling runloop. This is still possible, but discouraged; see The application event loop for details.
Image viewer¶
Most games will need to load and display images on the screen. In this example we’ll load an image from the application’s directory and display it within the window:
import pyglet
window = pyglet.window.Window()
image = pyglet.resource.image('kitten.jpg')
@window.event
def on_draw():
window.clear()
image.blit(0, 0)
pyglet.app.run()
We used the image() function to load the image, which automatically locates the file relative to the source file (rather than the working directory). To load an image not bundled with the application (for example, specified on the command line, you would use pyglet.image.load()).
The blit() method draws the image. The arguments (0, 0) tell pyglet to draw the image at pixel coordinates 0, 0 in the window (the lower-left corner).
The complete code for this example is located in examples/programming_guide/image_viewer.py.
Handling mouse and keyboard events¶
So far the only event used is the on_draw() event. To react to keyboard and mouse events, it’s necessary to write and attach event handlers for these events as well:
import pyglet
window = pyglet.window.Window()
@window.event
def on_key_press(symbol, modifiers):
print 'A key was pressed'
@window.event
def on_draw():
window.clear()
pyglet.app.run()
Keyboard events have two parameters: the virtual key symbol that was pressed, and a bitwise combination of any modifiers that are present (for example, the CTRL and SHIFT keys).
The key symbols are defined in pyglet.window.key:
from pyglet.window import key
@window.event
def on_key_press(symbol, modifiers):
if symbol == key.A:
print 'The "A" key was pressed.'
elif symbol == key.LEFT:
print 'The left arrow key was pressed.'
elif symbol == key.ENTER:
print 'The enter key was pressed.'
See the pyglet.window.key documentation for a complete list of key symbols.
Mouse events are handled in a similar way:
from pyglet.window import mouse
@window.event
def on_mouse_press(x, y, button, modifiers):
if button == mouse.LEFT:
print 'The left mouse button was pressed.'
The x and y parameters give the position of the mouse when the button was pressed, relative to the lower-left corner of the window.
There are more than 20 event types that you can handle on a window. The easiest way to find the event name and parameters you need is to add the following line to your program:
window.push_handlers(pyglet.window.event.WindowEventLogger())
This will cause all events received on the window to be printed to the console.
An example program using keyboard and mouse events is in examples/programming_guide/events.py
Playing sounds and music¶
pyglet makes it easy to play and mix multiple sounds together in your game. The following example plays an MP3 file [1]:
import pyglet
music = pyglet.resource.media('music.mp3')
music.play()
pyglet.app.run()
As with the image loading example presented earlier, media() locates the sound file in the application’s directory (not the working directory). If you know the actual filesystem path (either relative or absolute), use load().
Short sounds, such as a gunfire shot used in a game, should be decoded in memory before they are used, so that they play more immediately and incur less of a CPU performance penalty. Specify streaming=False in this case:
sound = pyglet.resource.media('shot.wav', streaming=False)
sound.play()
The examples/media_player.py example demonstrates playback of streaming audio and video using pyglet. The examples/noisy/noisy.py example demonstrates playing many short audio samples simultaneously, as in a game.
| [1] | MP3 and other compressed audio formats require AVbin to be installed (this is the default for the Windows and Mac OS X installers). Uncompressed WAV files can be played without AVbin. |
Where to next?¶
The examples presented in this chapter should have given you enough information to get started writing simple arcade and point-and-click-based games.
The remainder of this programming guide goes into quite technical detail regarding some of pyglet’s features. While getting started, it’s recommended that you skim the beginning of each chapter but not attempt to read through the entire guide from start to finish.
To write 3D applications or achieve optimal performance in your 2D applications you’ll need to work with OpenGL directly. The canonical references for OpenGL are The OpenGL Programming Guide and The OpenGL Shading Language.
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Chiropractic Healthcare is a branch of medicine that is based on the scientific
principle that our Central Nervous System (CNS) controls or influences the functions
of ALL 11 trillion interconnected cells in our bodies. The term CHIROPRACTIC comes from
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model of health is centered on the philosophy that the human body will heal itself given the
right opportunity. In other words, the body heals from the inside out.
Interference to the nervous system, caused by a vertebral subluxation complex (more commonly called a Subluxation) will affect how the nervous system relates to the cells to which it influences. Think of nerve irritation like a dimmer switch on your lights. If the dimmer is turned down, the lights are still on, but the light is low. If it is turned up too high, the bulb may burn out prematurely;
therefore, the muscle or organ still receives the nerve impulse, but is altered. This helps to explain why when nerve irritation exists in the middle back region, an individual may experience indigestion or an upset stomach. As a Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.), I essentially promote the healing process by minimizing interference to the Central Nervous System. By detecting and correcting nerve interference, The Doctor of Chiropractic facilitates the healing process, but it is YOUR body that does the healing! Understanding Your Spine:
A short course in the basics of spinal anatomy is tremendously helpful in understanding why the chiropractic profession is the number one source of alternative care in entire world! The central nervous system (the brain and the spinal cord) is connected to the peripheral nervous system (the spinal and peripheral nerves) and controls the way we move and function. Our skulls protect our brain and brain stem, and the spine provides superior protection to our spinal cord and spinal nerves.
The spine is a column of small bones called "vertebrae" that supports the entire upper body. The column is grouped into three sections: The cervical spine (neck), the thoracic spine (middle back), and the lumbar spine (lower back). Vertebrae in the spinal column are separated from each other by small "cushions" of cartilage known as inter (between) vertebral (spinal bones) discs. The vertebrae and discs combine to create a space called (the intervertebral foramina or IVF) for each spinal nerve to exit from the spinal cord on its way to the body. Abnormal positioning of the vertebrae also known as (the vertebral subluxation complex or nerve impingement syndrome) can compromise the IVF or nerve space, and create nerve irritation of nerve interference. The nerve will still influence the muscle or organ it supplies; however, the quality of the nerve transmission will be affected.
Here's one of the most important concepts to grasp nerve interference may occurs without a trace of any symptom. One more time. Nerve interference may occur without the trace of any symptoms. This point allows a sharper understanding of the wellness approach to health.  Once detected, as a Doctor of Chiropractic, I am uniquely qualified and trained to apply spinal adjustments. In fact, although other professional utilize spinal adjustments as part of their treatment, Doctors of Chiropractic deliver 95% of ALL spinal adjustments and manipulations. Although each individual responds differently to chiropractic care, research reveals that most are very satisfied with the care that they receive. In fact, a recent Gallup Poll of chiropractic patients conducted for the for the American Chiropractic Association (ACA) yielded some remarkable results about patients' opinions of the care that they received.
73% felt that most or all of their expectations were met.
80% were satisfied with the chiropractic services they received.
90% of chiropractic patients considered their chiropractic treatment to be very effective
Remember: Although the wellness approach to health may take some getting used to, especially if you are accustomed to a sickness model of heath, it is certainly well worth it! Dr. Timothy Richardson is a native Virginian. He earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Life University College of Chiropractic in Marietta, Georgia in 2003. He is presently in his third year of Medical School at the International University of the Health Sciences (IUHS) Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada/ Basseterre, St. Kitts, West Indies. Dr. Richardson, specializes in disorders of the neuromusculoskeletal system as it relates to the human spine and extremities. He provides manual medicine, physical therapy, nutritional consultation.
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Vancouver Police Department members awarded for valour, life-saving actions
by Vancouver CourierMore than 30 Vancouver Police Department officers were feted in Victoria Thursday for their actions on the job.
The Police Honours Night recognized law enforcement members across the spectrum, highlighting meritorious service, bravery in life-saving incidents and valour.
Representatives from the B.C. Association of Chiefs of Police, the B.C. Association of Municipal Chiefs of Police, the RCMP and the ministry’s Policing and Security Branch comprise a committee that selected the recipients.
“It takes a special kind of person to serve in law enforcement, those who know the dangers and challenges of their profession but remain committed to serve with pride and never shy away from their duty,” said Mike Farnworth, Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General, in a news release. “[Thursday’s] honourees are examples of that commitment in action and on behalf of all British Columbians, we thank officers just like them all across the province for their immeasurable contributions to public safety.”
The award-winning VPD members include:
- Sgt. Al Kuniss and Const. Vincent Martin: used exceptional judgement while dealing with a violent, mentally ill male armed with a knife.
- Const. Teena Schneider: while off duty, pursued and apprehended an armed male who had broken into her residence.
- Constables Jennifer Talkkari and Ryan Young: extracted an unresponsive male from a burning vehicle.
- Insp. Lisa Byrne, Sergeants Astrid Bonter and Rajprit Mander, Constables Darren Bayne, Jennifer Jarvis, Rob Mitchelson, Andrea Sherry, Tracy Stables, Det. Constables John Pyper and Jennifer White and Name Withheld: exceptional performance during a complex sexual assault investigation involving nine victims and two accused.
- Sgt. Christian Lowe, Det. Constables Ross Clarke, Eve Koenning, Chad Mah, Craig Reynolds, Rachel Van den Kerkhof and Alice Yee, Const. Aida Rodriguez: exceptional performance during a cross-border child abduction investigation.
- Constables Byron Capers and Courtney Emerslund: saved an unresponsive suicidal female from the waters off Canada Place.
- Const. Ryan Diguangco: assisted in extracting an unresponsive male from a burning vehicle.

- Constables Andrew Penner and Name Withheld: provided life-saving first aid to a male with a self-inflicted stab wound.
- Det. Const. Paul McNamara: exceptional performance during a complex investigation into an international drug-trafficking organization.


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MOTHER 1997 A film review by Timothy Voon Copyright 1997 Timothy Voon 1 :-) for the maternal spirit
Cast: Albert Brooks, Debbie Reynolds, Rob Morrow Director: Albert Brooks Producer: Scott Rudin and Herb Nanas Screenplay: Albert Brooks and Monica Johnson
Forty, single and several failed relationships marks a mid life crisis. The "male menopause" is no longer a myth. The years begin to show as pockets of cellulite begin to emerge in the most unusual places; the receding hair line and bald patch now crowns the once manly follicle endowed head; the once energetic body slows metabolically until it is comparably slower than the younger sex. What is there to look forward to, when the trail left behind is littered with a long succession of missed opportunities, and the path ahead looks like a much needed face lift.  He ate, He slept, then He died".
If feeling this way, there are several options. A friend of mine decided he needed to discover his ancestral roots before he could reclaim his identity. He travelled to Canada and met up with some distant relatives; traced his heritage back to England; and discovered a war monument of an ancestor somewhere in Australia - ironically it was a soldier who got run down by a car before reaching battle. Anyway, somewhere along this journey of self-discovery, he found himself again and is now happily married with 2 children.
The other option, is to follow the context of this movie. Albert Brook's thoughtful screenplay, suggests that one's problems with sex, life and relationships are somehow related to your relationship with mother. So his character, a divorced middle-aged man with writer's block, journeys home in search of answers. This is an intriguing concept, but too simple with it's solution. We are forgetting about the paternal part of the picture, and the important role of sibling rivalry.  She shows strength of character behind a fragile, docile exterior. Rob Morrow gets to whine again post "Northern Exposure", but this story belongs to Albert.  Here he finds reasons for why he is, and after clearing the air with the first woman in his life, moves forward into a brighter looking future.
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THE PARENT TRAP (1998)
Rating: 3.5 stars (out of 4.0) ******************************** Key to rating system: 2.0 stars - Debatable 2.5 stars - Some people may like it 3.0 stars - I liked it 3.5 stars - I am biased in favor of the movie 4.0 stars - I felt the movie's impact personally or it stood out *********************************
Directed by: Nancy Meyers
Written by: David Swift, Nancy Meyers & Charles Shyer. THE PARENT TRAP is a remake of David Swift's 1961 screenplay which was based on Erich Kastner's 1950 children's book "Das Doppelte Lottchen."
Starring: Lindsay Lohan, Dennis Quaid, Natasha Richardson, Elaine Hendrix, Lisa Ann Walter, Simon Kunz.
Ingredients: Mischievous preteen twin girls trying to get their divorced parents back together
Synopsis: THE PARENT TRAP is a Disney remake of the 1961 Disney movie of the same name. In the 1998 version , Lindsay Lohan plays two twins named Annie and Hallie who were separated shortly after birth, and raised by each single parent, respectively. For example, Annie was raised by her mother, a Londoner, so she has never met her American father. Meanwhile Hallie was raised by her American father, so she has never met her British mother.
By coincidence the twins meet each other at a summer camp, and after a prank-filled rivalry, Annie and Hallie come to realize that they are actually sisters. Filled with curiosity about the parents they never met, they decide to switch places, one going to London while the other to California. Soon afterwards, they hatch plots to reunite their divorced parents and live as one happy family.
Opinion: THE PARENT TRAP is one of those lighthearted, highly entertaining family-values comedies that people of any age can enjoy. It has slapstick pranks, family reunions, romance, and an exciting fencing match. And to top it off, the heroes are kids and the parents are the same age (instead of the typical 90s movie pairing of ancient sugar daddy with hot-bodied young gal).
The talented Lindsay Lohan is effective and charming playing two different eleven-year-old girls: Annie and Hallie. Lohan does so well at it that she easily persuades us she is two different people, who, through eerily coincidental characteristics, come to realize they are twins, although they've been raised oceans apart. Come to think of it, every character in THE PARENT TRAP - - from Dennis Quaid and Natasha Richardson as the parents to hired servants Lisa Ann Walter and Simon Kunz - - manages to be warmly funny and appealing without stealing the show or going over the top.
We're all used to disappointing Hollywood remakes, but thankfully, THE PARENT TRAP is quite refreshing and fun. Everyone does such a top notch and balanced job in THE PARENT TRAP that the 1998 version is just as good or better than the original.
Reviewed July 28, 1998
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An early Christmas celebration for the elderly
Residents of the Oranjezicht Retirement Village were treated to an early Christmas celebration lunch by the Nelspruit Care Buddies (CB) last week Monday.
by Charl PienaarMBOMBELA – Heleen Winterbach, a member of CB and one of the organisers of the event, said that everything turned out great for the elderly people of the old-age village.
“They are not often visited by their children and therefore it is one of the highlights in their lives. They have enjoyed it thoroughly,” a delighted Winterbach explained.
The CB, who have been operating for the past 16 years, entertained the senior citizens with a live karaoke performance by Tom Jacobie. A delectable variety of foods, including gammon, Coronation chicken, potato salad, Malva pudding and champagne were served and prepared by Ingrid Scheepers, to tantalize their taste buds.
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“Everything we do is voluntarily done. We want alleviate the loneliness experienced by some of the residents by spoiling them with gifts and food,” Meisie Barnard, the CB chair indicated.
The entertainers Judie and Malcolm Black performed a hilarious mock operation, to the immense thrill of the residents. Barnard wishes to thank all their sponsors for their contributions towards this event and urges all kind-hearted locals to join CB and their group of 70 volunteers.
Ria van der Walt, Frieda Schoor and Ronel Vorster, all residents of the retirement village, agreed that this was a delightful day, in which they were spoiled rotten.
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Pick one value and write a couple of sentences about why one of the values you chose is important to you.
I value creativity because to me it means not putting boundaries around my ideas and being willing to trust my instincts. It's about taking ideas that currently exist, and combining them in ways that ultimately result in something new. As I become more comfortable with coding, I'm excited to see the opportunities it offers for creativity that I wasn't really expecting.
In general, I try to live up to these values: Disagree 1 ----- 2 ----- 3 ----- 4 ----- 5 Agree
Accomplishment 4, Affection 4, Ambition 5, Autonomy 3, Creativity 4, Credibility 3, Excellence 4, Friendships 4, Helping other people 3, Helping society 4, Insight 3
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We are a company planing on taking photography to the next level.  We provide a platform for all photographers alike to share their art to the world. Our mission is to be the leading source where your views and our expertise goes hand in hand. A chance to let your voice be heard and where your opinion matters. We want you to feel a sense of comfort whenever you engage with our website as we work forward to bringing photography to the forefront.


In this project, attempted to raise people's awareness on the issue of global warming by visualizing the world's temperature along with the amount of energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions that each country has used or produced each year from 1965 to 2012. provided 3 visualizations, which are linked on top of this page:
1. A world map, the one that you are currently seeing, gives you an overview of how the world is changing year by year. For example, a big part of Europe became much warmer in 1995 compared to 1965. You can select an indicator and a year at the bottom of this page to see the changes. Hovering your mouse over a country on the map will give you more specific information about that country.
2. You can find detailed data of each country in our second visualization. After typing a country name in the search box and click the search button, three pie charts will be displayed. Each chart provides a 50-year view on one aspect of the selected country -- Temperature, Energy Consumption, or Carbon Emission. In one chart, each arc represents a year, and each layer represents a decade. By layering the decades, we can immediately see the change of a country 10 years after. For example, China has been successfully brought its average temperature down during 2001 - 2011. However, they are doing poorly in controlling their energy consumption and carbon emission. These two indicators are reaching their peaks in the few recent years.
3. Our last visualization is an interactive board which shows the top ten countries that consumed the most energy or emitted the most carbon dioxide each year. When chosen an indicator and select a year, the top 10 will be updated. Accordingly, sky color and sea level will change to give a sense of global warming.
With this visualization,attempted to suggest some potential factors that may invoke audience's further thoughts: could global warming possibly affect sea level and air quality? Which countries are using too much energy or producing too much pollution? If they could control such factors, would the world's average temperature go down?
Hopefully, our work will be able to help people see the danger of global warming and the threats caused by energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions. The responsibility belongs to every one of us.


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Lagos House of Assembly approves N250bn loan for capital projects
by NANThe Lagos House of Assembly on Friday granted approval for Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu to access a loan of N250 billion for capital projects in the state.
The approval followed the report submitted by the Chairman, Committee on Finance, Mr Rotimi Olowo, which recommended the N100 billion bond loan and N150 billion syndicated loan.
Speaker of the House, Mr Mudashiru Obasa, noted that the approval for the loan was granted to bridge the huge infrastructural gap in the state.
Obasa, therefore, directed the Clerk of the House, Mr Azeez Sani to communicate the approval to the governor.


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ALRewardedInterstitialAd Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | ALRewardedInterstitialAd.h |
Overview
This class represents a fullscreen ad which the user can skip and be granted a reward upon successful completion of the ad.
– initWithSdk:
Initialize an instance of this class with a SDK instance.
- (instancetype)initWithSdk:(ALSdk *)sdk
Parameters
sdk |
The AppLovin SDK instance to use. |
|---|
Discussion
Initialize an instance of this class with a SDK instance.
Declared In
ALRewardedInterstitialAd.h
adDisplayDelegate
An object conforming to the ALAdDisplayDelegate protocol, which, if set, will be notified of ad show/hide events.
@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) id<ALAdDisplayDelegate> adDisplayDelegate
Discussion
An object conforming to the ALAdDisplayDelegate protocol, which, if set, will be notified of ad show/hide events.
Declared In
ALRewardedInterstitialAd.h
adVideoPlaybackDelegate
An object conforming to the ALAdVideoPlaybackDelegate protocol, which, if set, will be notified of video start/finish events.
@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) id<ALAdVideoPlaybackDelegate> adVideoPlaybackDelegate
Discussion
An object conforming to the ALAdVideoPlaybackDelegate protocol, which, if set, will be notified of video start/finish events.
Declared In
ALRewardedInterstitialAd.h
– showAd:andNotify:
Show a rewarded interstitial with the provided ad.
- (void)showAd:(ALAd *)ad andNotify:(nullable id<ALAdRewardDelegate>)adRewardDelegate
Parameters
ad |
The ad to render into this rewarded interstitial ad. |
|---|---|
adRewardDelegate |
The reward delegate to notify upon validating reward authenticitye with AppLovin. |
Discussion
Show a rewarded interstitial with the provided ad.
Using the ALAdRewardDelegate, you will be able to verify with AppLovin servers that the video view is legitimate, as we will confirm whether the specific ad was actually served - then we will ping your server with a url for you to update the user’s balance. The Reward Validation Delegate will tell you whether we were able to reach our servers or not. If you receive a successful response, you should refresh the user’s balance from your server. For more info, see the documentation.
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Driver ID: GPS_AS2201
Serial Port: /dev/gpsu; 9600 baud, 8-bits, no parity
Features: tty_clk
This driver supports the Austron 2200A/2201A GPS/LORAN Synchronized Clock and Timing Receiver connected via a serial port. It supports several special features of the clock, including the Input Buffer Module, Output Buffer Module, IRIG-B Interface Module and LORAN Assist Module. It requires the RS232 Buffered Serial Interface module for communication with the driver.
For use with a single computer, the receiver can be connected directly to the receiver. For use with multiple computers, one of them is connected directly to the receiver and generates the polling messages. The other computers just listen to the receiver output directly or through a buffer amplifier. For computers that just listen, fudge flag2 must be set and the ppsclock streams module configured on each of them.
This receiver is capable of a comprehensive and large volume of statistics and operational data. The specific data collection commands and attributes are embedded in the driver source code; however, the collection process can be enabled or disabled using the flag4 flag. If set, collection is enabled; if not, which is the default, it is disabled. A comprehensive suite of data reduction and summary scripts is in the ./scripts/stats directory
of the ntp3 distribution.When enabled by the flag4 fudge flag, every received timecode is written as-is to the clockstats file.


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This package containins tools for reading, writing, validating and converting
Kowalski data. The Kowalski Editor uses a human readable (and editable) XML representation of
high level non-audio data, e.g events, event groups and mix presets. A
binary version of this non-audio data is used in the Kowalski runtime along with
audio data stored in wave bank binaries.
Binary Files and Data Types
There are two kinds of Kowalski binary data: engine data and wave bank data. Engine
data binaries contain non-audio data such as event definitions and sound definitions
whereas wave bank binaries contain actual audio waveforms and are typically much larger
than engine data files. The different data types allowed to occur in these binary
files are given in the table below.
| Data types |
| int32 |
An unsiged 32 bit integer. Big endian byte order. |
| float32 |
A 32 bit IEEE floating point number. Big endian byte order. |
| unsigned char[i] |
A sequence of i unsigned chars. |
| string |
An int32 followed by that many unsigned chars representing the ASCII characters of the string. |
|
Both wave bank and engine data files begin with a file identifier byte sequence.
This sequence is designed to catch a number of common file transfer errors and was
inspired by (or stolen from, actually) the M3G binary format.
The anatomy of the identifiers is detailed in the following table.
|
byte 1
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0xAB
|
Chosen to be a non-ASCII value catch attempts to read text files.
Also catches bad file transfers that clear bit 7.
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bytes 2-4
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'K', 'W', 'L' for engine data and 'K', 'W', 'B' for wave banks.
|
A human readable format description.
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byte 5
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0xBB
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bytes 6-7
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0x0D, 0x0A
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A CR-LF sequence which catches bad file transfers that alter newline sequences.
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byte 8
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0x1A
|
A control-Z character, which stops file display under MS-DOS, and
further reduces the risk that a text file will be falsely recognised.
|
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byte 9
|
0x0A
|
A final line feed, which checks for the inverse of the CR-LF translation problem.
|
The Engine Data Binary Format
A Kowalski engine data file starts with a file identifier followed by
five chunks, each beginning with an int32 ID
and an int32 specifying the following number of bytes in the chunk. The chunk IDs are magic
numbers chosen so that the bytes (read from high to low) spell out a human readable description.
For example, the event definitions chunk ID is 0x73747665 or equivalently 'evts'. The structure
of an engine data binary file is defined in the following table (the chunks always occur in this order).
| File Identifier |
| unsigned char[9] |
File identifier: 0xAB, 'K', 'W', 'L',
0xBB, 0x0D, 0x0A, 0x1A, 0x0A |
|
| Wave Bank Chunk |
| int32 |
Chunk ID (0x736b6277, 'wbks') |
| int32 |
Chunk size in bytes |
| int32 |
Total number of audio data entries |
| int32 |
Number of wave banks |
|
| string |
ID of wave bank i |
| int32 |
Number of audio data items in wave bank i |
|
| string |
File name of entry j in wave bank i |
|
|
|
| Mix Buses Chunk |
| int32 |
Chunk ID (0x7362786d, 'mxbs') |
| int32 |
Chunk size in bytes |
| int32 |
Number of mix buses |
|
| string |
ID of mix bus i |
| int32 |
The number of sub buses of mix bus i |
|
| int32 |
Index of sub bus j of mix bus i |
|
|
|
| Mix Presets Chunk |
| int32 |
Chunk ID (0x7270786d, 'mxpr') |
| int32 |
Chunk size in bytes |
| int32 |
Number of mix presets |
|
| string |
ID of mix preset i |
| int32 |
Default flag (0 or 1) |
|
| int32 |
Mix bus index of mix preset i |
| float32 |
Left gain of mix preset i |
| float32 |
Right gain of mix preset i |
| float32 |
Pitch of mix preset i |
|
|
|
| Sounds Chunk |
| int32 |
Chunk ID (0x73646e73, 'snds') |
| int32 |
Chunk size in bytes |
| int32 |
Number of sound definitions |
|
| int32 |
Playback count of sound definition i |
| int32 |
Defer stop flag of sound definition i |
| float32 |
Gain of sound definition i |
| float32 |
Gain variation of sound definition i |
| float32 |
Pitch of sound definition i |
| float32 |
Pitch variation of sound definition i |
| int32 |
Playback mode of sound definition i |
| int32 |
Number of audio data items of sound definition i |
|
| int32 |
Index of wave bank of audio data item j of sound definition i |
| int32 |
Index of audio data item j into the wave bank audio data array. |
|
|
|
| Events Chunk |
| int32 |
Chunk ID (0x73747665, 'evts') |
| int32 |
Chunk size in bytes |
| int32 |
Number of event definitions |
|
| string |
ID of event definition i |
| int32 |
Instance count of event definition i |
| float32 |
Gain of event definition i |
| float32 |
Pitch of event definition i |
| float32 |
Inner cone angle of event definition i |
| float32 |
Inner cone gain of event definition i |
| float32 |
Outer cone angle of event definition i |
| int32 |
Mix bus index of event definition i |
| int32 |
Positional flag of event definition i (0 or 1) |
| int32 |
Sound definition index of event definition i (non-streaming events only) |
| int32 |
Retrigger mode of event definition i (non-streaming events only) |
| int32 |
Wave bank index of event definition i (streaming events only) |
| int32 |
Audio data item index of event definition i (streaming events only) |
| int32 |
Loop flag of definition i (streaming events only) |
| int32 |
Num referenced wave banks |
|
| int32 |
Index of referenced wave bank j |
|
|
|
The Wave Bank Binary Format
| unsigned char[9] |
| File identifier: 0xAB, 'K', 'W', 'B',
0xBB, 0x0D, 0x0A, 0x1A, 0x0A |
|
| Wave Bank Chunk |
| string |
Wave bank ID |
| int32 |
Number of audio data entries |
|
| string |
File name of entry i |
| int32 |
Encoding of entry i |
| int32 |
Stream flag of entry i |
| int32 |
Number of channels flag of entry i (non-zero for PCM, zero otherwise) |
| int32 |
Number of audio data bytes for entry i |
| unsigned char[] |
Audio data. If the encoding is PCM, this is just the interleaved 16 bit samples.
For non-PCM data, this is the entire audio file. |
|
|


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by Mayur ShettyHighlights
- Tulip Star Hotels, owns a prime sea-facing five-star hotel property in Juhu, Mumbai of the same name
- The hotel Tulip Star was earlier known as Juhu Centaur and sold as part of the divestment process
MUMBAI: Yes Bank has acquired 20.61% stake in Tulip Star Hotels by invoking a pledge on the company’s shares. The stake was pledged by Ezeego One Travel – a part of the Cox & Kings group which collapsed earlier this year.
Tulip Star Hotels, owns a prime sea-facing five-star hotel property in Juhu, Mumbai of the same name. The hotel Tulip Star was earlier known as Juhu Centaur and sold as part of the divestment process. Tulip Star had earlier entered into an agreement with a local developer Siddhivinayak Realties for the property.
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Cox & Kings is promoted by Peter Kerkar’s son of Ajit Kerkar, the former chairman of Indian Hotels, which runs the Taj group of hotels. The travel company had made large investments globally acquiring travel businesses in the UK.
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class CircuitBreaker
- CircuitBreaker
- Reference
- Object
Overview
Simple Implementation of the circuit breaker pattern in Crystal.
Given a certain error threshold, timeframe and timeout window, a breaker can be used to monitor criticial command executions. Circuit breakers are usually used to prevent unnecessary requests if a server ressource et al becomes unavailable. This protects the server from additional load and allows it to recover and relieves the client from requests that are doomed to fail.
Wrap API calls inside a breaker, if the error rate in a given time frame surpasses a certain threshold, all subsequent calls will fail for a given duration.
Defined in:
circuit_breaker.crClass Method Summary
-
.new(threshold error_threshold, timewindow timeframe, reenable_after duration, handled_errors = [] of Exception, ignored_errors = [] of Exception)
creates a CircuitBreaker instance with a specified error threshold, timeframe, breaker duration and optionally a number of ignored or handled errors
Instance Method Summary
-
#run(&block)
get's passed a block to watch for errors every error thrown inside your block counts towards the error rate once the threshold is surpassed, it starts throwing
CircuitOpenException
s you can catch these rrors and implement some fallback behaviour` begin breaker.run do my_rest_call() end rescue exc : CircuitOpenException log "happens to the best of us..." 42 end
`
Class Method Detail
creates a CircuitBreaker instance with a specified error threshold, timeframe, breaker duration and optionally a number of ignored or handled errors
breaker = CircuitBreaker.new(
threshold: 5, # % of errors before you want to trip the circuit
timewindow: 60, # in s: anything older will be ignored in error_rate
reenable_after: 300 # after x seconds, the breaker will allow executions again
)
Instance Method Detail
get's passed a block to watch for errors
every error thrown inside your block counts towards the error rate
once the threshold is surpassed, it starts throwing CircuitOpenException
s
you can catch these rrors and implement some fallback behaviour
begin
breaker.run do
my_rest_call()
end
rescue exc : CircuitOpenException
log "happens to the best of us..."
42
end


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| Cedric Plot Utilities {cubfits} | R Documentation |
This utility function provides basic plots by Cedric.
plotPTraces(pMat, ...) plotExpectedPhiTrace(phiMat, ...) plotCUB(reu13.df.obs, bMat = NULL, bVec = NULL, phi.bin, n.use.samples = 2000, main = "CUB", model.label = c("True Model"), model.lty = 1, weightedCenters = TRUE) plotTraces(bMat, names.aa, param = c("logmu", "deltaeta", "deltat"), main = "AA parameter trace")
reu13.df.obs |
under development |
bVec |
a parameter vector |
phi.bin |
phi values to bin for comparison |
n.use.samples |
under development |
main |
Main name for plotTraces |
model.label |
Name of model |
model.lty |
line type for model |
weightedCenters |
if centers are weighted. |
names.aa |
List of amino acids used for estimation |
param |
select to plot parameter trace for either log(mu) values or delta t |
phiMat |
phi matrix from the output of "cubmultichain", "cubsinglechain", "cubfits", "cubappr", or "cubpred" |
bMat |
b matrix from the output of "cubmultichain", "cubsinglechain", "cubfits", "cubappr", or "cubpred" |
pMat |
p matrix from the output of "cubmultichain", "cubsinglechain", "cubfits", "cubappr", or "cubpred" |
... |
other ploting options |
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AxisMap Class
Definition at line
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XPathExpr.cpp
Constructors
AxisMap
()
Member Functions
Axis
GetAxis
(
const
std::u32string& axis)
const
Member Variables
std::map<std::u32string,
Axis
>
axisMap
Constructor Details
AxisMap Constructor
sngxml::xpath::AxisMap::AxisMap()
Definition at line
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XPathExpr.cpp
Declaration at line
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of
XPathExpr.cpp
Member Function Details
GetAxis Member Function
Axis
sngxml::xpath::AxisMap::GetAxis(
const
std::u32string& axis)
const
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rotate
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Component type: function |
Prototype
template <class ForwardIterator>
inline ForwardIterator rotate(ForwardIterator first, ForwardIterator middle,
ForwardIterator last);
Description
Rotate rotates the elements in a range. That is, the element pointed
to by middle is moved to the position first, the element pointed
to by middle + 1 is moved to the position first + 1, and so on.
One way to think about this operation is that it exchanges the two
ranges [first, middle) and [middle, last). Formally, for every
integer n such that 0 <= n < last - first, the element
*(first + n) is assigned to *(first + (n + (last - middle)) % (last
- first)). Rotate returns first + (last - middle).
Definition
Defined in algo.h.
Requirements on types
Preconditions
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[first, middle) is a valid range.
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[middle, last) is a valid range. [1]
Complexity
Linear. At most last - first swaps are performed. [2]
Example
char alpha[] = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz";
rotate(alpha, alpha + 13, alpha + 26);
printf("%s\n", alpha);
// The output is nopqrstuvwxyzabcdefghijklm
Notes
[1]
It follows from these two requirements that [first, last) is
a valid range.
[2]
Rotate uses a different algorithm depending on whether its
arguments are Forward Iterators, Bidirectional Iterators,
or Random Access Iterators. All three algorithms, however,
are linear.
See also
rotate_copy
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by Frank MilesOn the anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, two major soccer teams in Germany had an apt celebration themselves: their biggest admirers tore down an artificial “Berlin Wall.”
Soccer fans tore down the fake wall across the middle of the field at Hertha Berlin’s Olympiastadion before the Bundesliga match against Leipzig on Saturday, as The Associated Press reported.
Saturday marked the 30th anniversary of the East German government announcing that the border between communist East Berlin and democratic West Berlin, demarcated by the Berlin Wall, was open.
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Hertha had asked the German soccer league for a home game to mark the fall of the Berlin Wall on Nov. 9, 1989. The club turned back the clock with a retro scoreboard and by wearing retro white jerseys with a Berlin bear on the front, based on the shirts the team wore in its first match two days after “Mauerfall” in 1989.
Hertha marked the occasion by erecting one symbolic “Berlin Wall” in the middle of the pitch and another on the running track.
Hertha supporters waved blue and white flags behind a choreography of the Brandenburg Gate as an iconic East German Trabant car burst through the wall in front of its fans at the eastern end of the stadium.
The Trabant’s revving gave way to the David Bowie tune “Heroes,” as the walls came down in time for the match.
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