A PERFECT MURDER (Warner Bros.) Starring: Michael Douglas, Gwyneth Paltrow, Viggo Mortensen, David Suchet. Screenplay: Patrick Smith Kelly, based on the play "Dial M For Murder" by Frederick Knott. Producers: Arnold Kopelson, Anne Kopelson, Christopher Mankiewicz and Peter MacGregor-Scott. Director: Andrew Davis.  Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
You'll be seeing ads for A PERFECT MURDER trumpeting "from the director of THE FUGITIVE," which should set off a few alarms. If you're inclined to do the math, you'll note that THE FUGITIVE came out five years ago, and you might reasonably wonder what Mr. Davis has been up to in the interrim. The answer is two films Warner Bros. is hoping everyone has long forgotten: the bloated, laughless caper comedy STEAL BIG, STEAL LITTLE and the bloated, lifeless action film CHAIN REACTION. Those films too were advertised as "from the director of THE FUGITIVE," only the director of THE FUGITIVE never showed up. Could Davis finally display the film-making skill which once held viewers on the edge of their seats, but seems to have been in hibernation for half a decade?
I'm pleased to note that Davis directs A PERFECT MURDER with much more of the style and savvy which characterized THE FUGITIVE. Too bad the script is such a mess. The film is based on Frederick Knott's play "Dial M for Murder," previously made in 1954 by a fellow named Hitchcock. This version casts Michael Douglas as Steven Taylor, a wealthy New York commodities broker with a lovely young wife named Emily (Gwyneth Paltrow). Though she's a highly-educated diplomat with the United Nations, Emily is treated like a trophy by Steven, leading her to seek fulfillment in an affair with starving artist David Shaw (Viggo Mortensen). Unfortunately, Steven learns of the affair, and has the natural husband's reaction of wanting to kill somebody. His approach, however, is somewhat unusual: he offers David half a million dollars to kill Emily.
Thus begin the expected twists, turns and double-deals, with the three main characters regularly exchanging the upper hand. All three roles are well-cast and well-played -- Paltrow as the smart but vulnerable ingenue, Mortensen as the sexy but dangerous "other man," and Douglas as the calculating, morally shady businessman in the manner he should have a patent on by now. Douglas in particular gives the material a welcome edge, pitching tart dialogue with a superior sneer and making it supremely satisfying to watch his plans go awry. Davis' production team, including production designer Philip Rosenberg and cinematographer Dariusz Wolski, creates an appropriately gothic atmosphere to complement tautly-directed individual sequences. All these elements are crafted by Davis into a satisfying package likely to keep you intrigued as long as your watching.
Watch out for the drive home, though, when the whole thing may fall apart in your head so fast you'll lose sight of the road. On the one hand, A PERFECT MURDER contains as many metaphorically unfired guns as any film in the history of post-Chekhovian drama. Why doesn't it matter that Emily is multi-lingual? Why is one character left conspicuously wounded-but-not-necessarily-dead, never to appear again? Why does a sharp-witted homicide detective (the talented David Suchet, in a magnetic but under-used performance) play virtually no role in the investigation? On the other hand, it underlines some of its key plot points so blatantly (INSERT LINGERING CLOSE-UP OF MEAT THERMOMETER HERE) that it's more than vaguely insulting, then drops key clues into the narrative from out of nowhere. Add to that a story which dumps intellectual gamesmanship for struggles over a gun, and it's no wonder the film went back before the cameras for 11th-hour re-shoots of its final scenes. Writer Patrick Smith Kelly makes a lot of changes from DIAL M FOR MURDER, but he doesn't make much sense.
I suppose it's a credit to how much Davis does right that A PERFECT MURDER still pushes plenty of the right buttons until the anti-climactic climax. If a director is lucky, he gets a good script he can make even better with stylistic choices. On other occasions, the best he can do is apply makeup to all the blemishes. Between the film's mood and its solid performances, A PERFECT MURDER is about as strong a film as you can make from such feeble material. It may not be redemption for "the director of THE FUGITIVE," but it sure is a step in the right direction.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 murders he wrote: 5.
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Then maybe we'll add in some frogs
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Followed by a little livestock plague
Be sure to grab a jacket before it hails
We can't forget the locust crowd
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Then the Jews put blood on their front doors
So their sons were okay (bye bye!)
It's really time to let us leave
Your firstborns are dead and everyone's peeved
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Then we left, reached the sea
But God was there to save the Heebs
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tailor parses Ruby files and measures them with against a number of common style conventions.
A linting tool for chef cookbooks, tests for common chef style patterns and other issues that might break converge.
# Strainerfile
tailor: bundle exec tailor
knife test: bundle exec knife cookbook test $COOKBOOK
foodcritic: bundle exec foodcritic -f any $SANDBOX/$COOKBOOK
chefspec: bundle exec rspec $SANDBOX/$COOKBOOK/spec
cookbook/Strainerfile
A skeleton chef cookbook with all the wiring for testing
We're going to deploy this rails app
https://github.com/paulczar/ircaas
metadata.rb
name 'ircaas'
maintainer 'Paul Czarkowski'
maintainer_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>license 'All rights reserved'
description 'Installs/Configures ircaas'
long_description IO.read(File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), 'README.md'))
version '0.1.0'
recipe "ircaas::default", "does nothing"
recipe "ircaas::database", "set up database"
recipe "ircaas::application", "set up rails environment, install code"
%w{ ubuntu }.each do |os|
supports os
end
%w{ ruby git }.each do |dep|
depends dep
end
README.md
Requirements
==============
Chef 0.11.0 or higher required (for Chef environment use).
Cookbooks
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The following cookbooks are dependencies:
* apt
* ruby
* git
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ircaas::application
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* creates user `ircaas`
* includes recipes `git::default`, `ruby::default`
* Install IRCaaS Application code from `https://github.com/paulczar/ircaas`
Attributes
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ircaas['user'] - user to run application as
ircaas['git']['repo'] - repo containing IRCaaS code
ircaas['git']['branch'] - Branch to download
spec/application_spec.rb
require_relative 'spec_helper'
describe 'ircaas::application' do
describe 'ubuntu' do
before do
@chef_run = ::ChefSpec::Runner.new ::UBUNTU_OPTS do |node|
node.set['ircaas'] = {
user: 'ircaas',
path: '/opt/ircaas',
git: { repo: 'ssh://git.path', branch: 'master' }
}
end
@chef_run.converge 'ircaas::application'
end
it 'creates ircaas user' do
expect(@chef_run).to create_user('ircaas')
end
it 'includes ruby::default recipe' do
expect(@chef_run).to include_recipe 'ruby::default'
end
it 'includes git::default recipe' do
expect(@chef_run).to include_recipe 'git::default'
end
it 'checkouts ircaas from repo' do
expect(@chef_run).to checkout_git("clone /opt/ircaas").with(repository: 'ssh://git.path', branch: 'master')
end
end
end
recipe/application.rb
# Cookbook Name:: ircaas
# Recipe:: application
user node['ircaas']['user'] do
username node['ircaas']['user']
comment "ircaas User"
shell "/bin/bash"
home "/home/ircaas"
system true
end
include_recipe 'ruby::default'
include_recipe 'git::default'
git "clone #{node['ircaas']['path']}" do
repository node['ircaas']['git']['repo']
branch node['ircaas']['git']['branch']
destination node['ircaas']['path']
action :checkout
end


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Notes and intervals
A tonal tutorial
This is an introduction to tonal. It's organized as a how to list that covers essentials of the library.
Work with notes
Notes in tonal are just strings. Tonal provides functions to parse them (in scientific and helmholtz notation), transpose, convert from and to midi and frequencies.
Convert from and to midi
At the side notes you will find links to the individual packages that
implements the function.
The midi function converts from notes in
scientific notation to midi numbers:
tonal.midi('c2') // => 36
It's aliased as note.midi:
tonal.note.midi('c2') // => 36
Like most functions in tonal, they are just a facade to a module that can be used if code size For example, note-midi weights 1kb. it's a concern:
var midi = require('note-midi')
midi('A4') // => 69
The oposite function is called midi.note and it's aliased as fromMidi:
tonal.midi.note(36) // => 'C2'
tonal.fromMidi(36) // => 'C2'
// or
var note = require('midi-note')
note(69) // => 'A4'
Convert to frequency
There's a function to convert from notes or midi to frequency. It uses well tempered scale and expects a first parameter indicating the A4 tuning:
tonal.freq(440, 'A3') // => 220
tonal.freq(440, 69) // => 440
// or require the module
var freq = require('note-freq')
Currified functions are central in functional programming, and tonal makes extensive use of it. Here is a great explicaton. Like most of the functions in tonal, it's currified. It means it can be partially applied, or in other words, if you pass only one parameter, it returns a function that expects the rest of the parameters:
var standard = tonal.freq(440)
standard('A2') // => 220
Note enhramonics
Enhramonics are differents notes with same midi number. You can get enhramonics from any note:
enharmonics('B#') // => [ 'A###', 'B#', 'C' ]
Or select the less altered note from it's enharmonics:
tonal.enharmonics.simplify('B#3') // => 'C4'
Parse note, note properties
tonal.pitchClass('c#2')
// => 'C#'
tonal.pitchClass(57) // yes, it works with midi too
// => 'A'
['C#', 'Db', 'fx'].map(tonal.pitchClass)
// => ['C', 'D', 'F']
Note transposition
Transpose notes it's just straightforward:
tonal.transpose('C3', '3m') // => 'Eb3'
// partial application, again
var major3th = tonal.transpose('3M')
['C', 'D', 'E'].map(major3th) // => ['E', 'F#', 'G#']
var tonic = tonal.transpose('A4')
['P1', 'M3', 'P5'].map(tonic) // => ['A4', 'C#5', 'E5']
The last two lines can be simplified with an harmonizer:
tonal.harmonize('P1 M3 P5', 'G2') // => ['G2', 'B2', 'D3']
// create an harmonizer (partial application)
var maj7Chord = tonal.harmonize('1 3 5 7')
var maj7Chord('A4') // => ['A4', 'C#5', 'E5', 'G#5']
Tonal provides an extensible collection of chords and scales expressed as intervals list ready to use.
Interlude: lists
Lists are fundamental part of tonal. Scales and chords are lists of notes, and they and built from lists of intervals. Progressions are list of chords.
In tonal, lists can be expressed as arrays or as string with space (or comma) separated elements. All functions that accepts an array will accept a string too:
tonal.harmonize(['P1', 'M3', 'P5'], 'G2')
// it's equivalent to:
tonal.harmonize('P1 M3 P5', 'G2')
Functional fun!
tonal provides the basic map, filter, reduce functions to work with list of notes in a fun-ctional way:
tonal.map(tonal.pitchClass, 'C# db fx')
// => ['C', 'D', 'F']
// even better
var pcs = tonal.map(tonal.pitchClass)
pcs('C# db fx')
// => ['C', 'D', 'F']
You can combine isNote or isOneOf functions with filter to create note filters:
// using tonal.isNote to filter
tonal.map(tonal.isNote('C'), 'c c2 C4 D')
// => [true, true, true, false]
tonal.filter(tonal.isNote('C'), 'c c2 c4 D')
// => ['C', 'C2', 'C4']
var onlyC = tonal.filter(tonal.isNote('C'))
onlyC('c c2 c4 d')
// => ['C', 'C2', 'C4']
// use tonal.isOneOf
tonal.isOneOf('c2 d3 e', 'e4')
// => true
tonal.map(tonal.isOneOf('c2 d3 e'), 'c c2 d e3')
// => [false, true, false, true]
tonal.filter(tonal.isOneOf('c2 d3 e'), 'c c2 d e3')
// => ['C2', 'E3']
Which in fact is the filterNotes function:
tonal.filterNotes('c2 d3 e', 'c c2 d e3')
// => ['C2', 'E3']
Work with intervals
Find the interval between two notes
The distance function do the job:
tonal.distance('C4', 'E4') // => '3M'
tonal.distance('D2', 'C2') // => '-2M'
// partially applied
var fromC = tonal.distance('C')
fromC('D') // => '2M'
Interval size and direction
var semitones = require('semitones')
tonal.semitones('P4') // => 5
['P1', 'M2', 'M3', 'P4', 'P5', 'M6', 'M7'].map(tonal.semitones)
// => [ 0, 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 12 ]
// it's ascending or descending?
semitones('M3') < 0 ? 'descending' : 'ascending'
Interval inversion and simplification
tonal.interval.invert('2M') // => '7m'
tonal.interval.invert('3m') // => '6M'
var simplify = require('interval-simplify')
simplify('9M') // => '2M'
// or
tonal.interval.simplify('8P') // => '8P'
// is simple or compound?
simplify(interval) === interval ? 'simple' : 'compound'


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Names, dates, details and physical descriptions and genealogies of |xam, including information about prisoners at the Breakwater Convict Station.
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L'OMBRE DU DOUTE A film review by Gareth Rees & Tavia Chalcraft Copyright 1994 Gareth Rees & Tavia Chalcraft
Director: Aline Issermann Starring: Sandrine Blancke, Alain Bashung, Mireille Perrier Camera: Dariud Khondji Editor: Herve Scheid Music: Reno Issac Duration: 107 minutes France 1993
A princess is coveted by her father, the King, and escapes by hiding in the skin of a donkey. So goes the real fairy story, but in eleven-year-old Alexandrine LeBlanc's version, the princess starves herself until she is thin enough to fit through the bars of her window, tries to fly away but is too weak, and drowns in the moat. Her teacher, reading this, is sure that something is wrong, and her concern prompts Alexandrine to allege that her father has been sexually abusing her. Jean denies it: "I'm a father. I could never do anything like this. It's unbelievable." His lawyer agrees: "What's a child's word?" Who is speaking the truth?
True to its title, L'OMBRE DU DOUTE inhabits a world of shadows, accentuated by heavy use of a blue filter. In many scenes the characters appear in silhouette: Alexandrine being chased through woods by her father; shadows in the corridor outside her bedroom at night; shadowy figures being led through corridors in the prison and in the court. Another shadow is cast by the white falcon, jean-le-blanc, which haunts Jean's memories of childhood and stares accusingly at him with glowing eyes from a painting in church.
Several times we enter the imagination of Alexandrine: a figure dressed in the skin of a donkey accosts her in the street in Bordeaux; she flies around the house at night, banging her hands uselessly on skylights in an attempt to escape. These fantasies both support Alexandrine--she is clearly disturbed--and undermine her credibility.
Sandrine Blancke gives an extremely convincing portrayal of a withdrawn, unhappy girl--we don't see her smile for the first hour--who we nevertheless come to respect and like. It is a great strength of this film that we want to believe Alexandrine's story even though the truth is hidden until the very end. In most real cases of abuse, of course, the truth never emerges.
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Here you can see the list of ingredients registered in the system. Ingredients are managed by Alastair-Admins and you can not change them yourself. This is to avoid cluttering the database with non-english or duplicate records. If an ingredient is missing, contact one of the admins to add it for you.
Check out the recipes in the system! Recipes are only visible here and can only used for food planning when they were published, to see unpublished recipes go to my recipes


Before Change
between target an features
// Check is fit had been called
check_is_fitted(self, ["input_shape_"])
// Input validation
// ~X = check_array(X)
if(X is None):
is_symmetric = True
target_graph = self.X_graph
num_of_targets = self.num_of_graphs
else:
is_symmetric = False
target_graph = dict()
num_of_targets = 0
for x in X:
target_graph[num_of_targets] = graph(x[0],x[1],"all")
num_of_targets += 1
// Check that the input is of the same shape as the one passed
// during fit.
//if X.shape != self.input_shape_:
// raise ValueError("Shape of input is different from what was seen"
// "in `fit`")
// Calculate kernel matrix
K = np.empty(shape = (self.num_of_targets,self.num_of_graphs))
if is_symmetric:
for i in range(0,self.num_of_targets):
for j in range(i,self.num_of_graphs):
After Change
target_graph = dict()
num_of_targets = 0
for x in X:
if len(x) == 1:
target_graph[num_of_targets] = graph(x[0],{},"all")
num_of_targets += 1
elif len(x) == 2:
target_graph[num_of_targets] = graph(x[0],x[1],"all")
num_of_targets += 1
else:
pass
// Raise warning passing null element?
// Check that the input is of the same shape as the one passed
// during fit.
//if X.shape != self.input_shape_:
// raise ValueError("Shape of input is different from what was seen"
// "in `fit`")
// Calculate kernel matrix
K = np.zeros(shape = (num_of_targets,self.num_of_graphs))
if is_symmetric:
for i in range(0,num_of_targets):
for j in range(i,self.num_of_graphs):


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- 2013-06-14 Web-5 Conference, Béziers, France
- 2013-04-01..2
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- 2013-05-20 Seattle Web App Developers Group
- 2013-05-28..30
Fluent 2013 - O'Reilly, San Fransisco, CA - booth
Upcoming Engagments
- 2013-07-24 NoVa.JS, Washington DC - NoVa.JS Meetup
- 2013-07-25 NYC.JS, New York, NY - NYC.JS Meetup
- 2013-08-22..23 Brazil JS - Porto Alegre, Brazil - booth
- 2013-10-5/6 Silicon Valley Code Camp - pending
- 2013-10-25 JS.everywhere(2013), San Fransisco, CA - hosting event
Participation Events
- How to Run a Front-end Engineering Team - Great WebDev Debates for April 18th - At PayPal, I was the moderator.


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Menus are a toggleable component that provide the user with navigation, actions, options and information. Content
within a menu larger than three elements could benefit from grouping elements in logical sections.
Purpose
A list of actionable items that can be shown or hidden with a toggle.
Examples
.ias-menu-toggle
.ias-icon-button Menu Toggle
.ias-open
Menu with Grouped Elements
Complex Menu
First Section
Second Section
User Section
Big Section
VERSION 2.0
BUILD 123456
With .ias-list
First List
Search
OneDrive
Second List
Geeko
Version One
Appearance
Menu Specifics
Implementation
Menus overlay other page content when toggled to an open state.
A complex menu is a combination different menus within a single menu.
When creating a menu with more than three items, consider grouping related elements together and adding a
dividing line between sections.
Menus can use headings to describe separate sections of elements.
Menus can be used to display information to the user, however large amounts of information is not
appropriate.
Common Patterns
Menus provide a cohesive list of items that can be used to navigate a product.
Menus can provide actions within a page, such as creating new comments, changing a display type, etc.
Nesting
Nesting Menus in Other Components
Menus are paired with a menu toggle button. When a menu toggle button is nested into another
component, such as the Nav Bar or comments, the menu associated with the toggle will also been nested.


This is the second panel of the basic tab example. This is the second panel of the basic tab example.
This is the first panel of the basic tab example. You can place all sorts of content here including a grid.
This is the second panel of the basic tab example. This is the second panel of the basic tab example.
This is the third panel of the basic tab example. This is the third panel of the basic tab example.
This is the fourth panel of the basic tab example. This is the fourth panel of the basic tab example.


With this effect, an object will be highlighted or the highlighting on the object will be changed or removed.
Create a highlight item effect:
The first thing to select is the item to be highlighted. This effect will have no consequence if the object is not in the current scene. After the item is selected, the type of highlighting must be chosen: no highlight, blue highlight, red highlight, green highlight or black border highlight.
Finally, you have to select if you want the object to become animated or not.


- setAlpha(double) - Method in class metaheuristics.AntColonyOptimization
-
Sets the alpha parameter.
- setBees(Solution[]) - Method in class metaheuristics.BeesAlgorithm
-
Sets the bees.
- setBeta(double) - Method in class metaheuristics.AntColonyOptimization
-
Sets the beta parameter.
- setColonySize(int) - Method in class metaheuristics.BeesAlgorithm
-
Sets the colony's size.
- setCommunicationRate(double) - Method in class metaheuristics.WolfPackAlgorithm
-
Sets the communication rate.
- setInstance(Instance) - Method in class metaheuristics.Solver
-
Sets the problem data.
- setName(String) - Method in class metaheuristics.Solver
-
Sets a new name for the Solver.
- setNbAnts(int) - Method in class metaheuristics.AntColonyOptimization
-
Sets the number of ants.
- setNbForagers(int) - Method in class metaheuristics.BeesAlgorithm
-
Sets the number of foragers.
- setNeighborhood(Neighborhood) - Method in class metaheuristics.LocalSearch
-
Sets the neighborhood.
- setPackSize(int) - Method in class metaheuristics.WolfPackAlgorithm
-
Sets the size of the pack.
- setRho(double) - Method in class metaheuristics.AntColonyOptimization
-
Sets the rho parameter.
- setScheduling(int[]) - Method in class definition.Solution
-
Assigns a copy of the scheduling o to this scheduling.
- setScheduling(int, int) - Method in class definition.Solution
-
Assigns the job or city at the specific position in the scheduling.
- setSolution(Solution) - Method in class metaheuristics.Solver
-
Initializes the problem solution with a new Solution object (the old one
will be deleted).
- setSolver(Solver) - Method in class metaheuristics.Parallel
-
Sets the solver.
- setThoMax(double) - Method in class metaheuristics.AntColonyOptimization
-
Sets the maximum accepted value for tho.
- setThoMin(double) - Method in class metaheuristics.AntColonyOptimization
-
Sets the minimum accepted value for tho.
- setWolves(Solution[]) - Method in class metaheuristics.WolfPackAlgorithm
-
Sets the wolves.
- Shift - Class in neighborhoods
-
The Shift type of neighborhood.
- Shift() - Constructor for class neighborhoods.Shift
-
- Shift.ShiftIterator - Class in neighborhoods
-
The Class ShiftIterator.
- ShiftIterator(Solution) - Constructor for class neighborhoods.Shift.ShiftIterator
-
Instantiates a new shift iterator.
- SimulatedAnnealing - Class in metaheuristics
-
Implementation of the Simulated Annealing metaheuristic.
- SimulatedAnnealing(Instance, double, double, int, double) - Constructor for class metaheuristics.SimulatedAnnealing
-
Instantiates a new Simulated Annealing solver.
- SimulatedAnnealing(Instance) - Constructor for class metaheuristics.SimulatedAnnealing
-
Instantiates a new Simulated Annealing solver.
- size() - Method in class definition.TabuList
-
Gets the size of the list.
- SIZEFACTOR - Static variable in class metaheuristics.SimulatedAnnealing
-
The Constant SIZEFACTOR.
- Solution - Class in definition
-
Representation of a solution of an schedulinging problem such as the TSP or the permutation flow shop
problem.
- Solution(Instance) - Constructor for class definition.Solution
-
Builds an empty solution for a specific instance.
- solve(Timer) - Method in class metaheuristics.AntColonyOptimization
-
- solve(Timer) - Method in class metaheuristics.BeesAlgorithm
-
- solve(Timer) - Method in class metaheuristics.Genetic
-
- solve(Timer) - Method in class metaheuristics.Grasp
-
- solve(Timer) - Method in class metaheuristics.Greedy
-
- solve(Instance) - Static method in class metaheuristics.Greedy
-
Returns the solution from the greedy algorithm for the given instance of the problem.
- solve(Timer) - Method in class metaheuristics.Ils
-
- solve(Timer) - Method in class metaheuristics.LocalSearch
-
- solve(Timer) - Method in class metaheuristics.Memetic
-
- solve(Timer) - Method in class metaheuristics.Parallel
-
- solve(Timer) - Method in class metaheuristics.SimulatedAnnealing
-
- solve(Timer) - Method in class metaheuristics.Solver
-
Solves the problem for the attribute instance respecting the given timer.
- solve() - Method in class metaheuristics.Solver
-
Runs the solver.
- solve(Timer) - Method in class metaheuristics.TabuSearch
-
- solve(Timer) - Method in class metaheuristics.Vns
-
- solve(Timer) - Method in class metaheuristics.WolfPackAlgorithm
-
- Solver - Class in metaheuristics
-
Abstract class for algorithms and metaheuristics.
- Solver(Instance, String) - Constructor for class metaheuristics.Solver
-
Instantiates a new solver.
- START_TEMP - Static variable in class metaheuristics.SimulatedAnnealing
-
The Constant START_TEMP.
- swap(int, int) - Method in class definition.Solution
-
Exchanges the jobs or cities at positions pos1 and pos2.
- Swap - Class in neighborhoods
-
The Swap type of neighborhood.
- Swap() - Constructor for class neighborhoods.Swap
-
- Swap.SwapIterator - Class in neighborhoods
-
The Class SwapIterator.
- SwapIterator(Solution) - Constructor for class neighborhoods.Swap.SwapIterator
-
Instantiates a new swap iterator.


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I'm Taylor. My parents gave my sister and me unisex names because they didn't want employers to be able to figure out our genders from our names alone. My pictures (and the general appearance of this site) may give that away. Sorry Mom and Dad.
I'm originally from Southern California, but have lived in Chicago for the past 4 years. After graduating from Cornell in 2012 (yes, I was in an a cappella group), I taught first grade on the south side of Chicago through Teach for America. From there, I entered the world of educational technology at eSpark Learning, a personalized learning start-up centered around iPad learning. Realizing my passion was more for tech and product than for sales, I began my journey toward becoming a developer with DevBootcamp.
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First: Charles
Middle: Fleming
Last: Beals
Preferred: Charlie
DOB: 1997-06-02
Eye: Brown
Hair: Brown. Lighter streaks in summer. Blond as a young child.
Married: To Kyria Rebekah (Shoemaker) on June 8th, 2019.
School: K-12 Homeschooled. 4.5 years dual-enrolled at Lansing Community College and Northwood University. Planned graduation December 2020 with a BS in Management Information Systems.
Father: Bradley Charles Beals
Mother: Heidi Suzanne Beals (Fleming)
Brother: Lewis Bradford Beals
Brother: Maxwell Shaff Beals
Brother: Hudson Blakemore Beals
Sister: Elizabeth Josephine Beals
Brother: Bennett Hartley Beals
Wife: Kyria Rebekah Beals
Son: Zander Amil Beals
As a young child, played basketball, soccer, and t-ball/baseball.
Primarily played soccer from age 8 until end of 10th grade year. Played for CHESS/CHAP, then L.A. Dragons in their inaugural season.
Spring of 10th grade year did workouts with the track team, which younger brothers Lewis and Max were on. Fall of 11th grade year dropped soccer and ran XC. Continued with XC and track through graduation.
Primarily focused on 400 and 800 meter long-sprints. Set the school record in the 400m at 54.9, was broken many times in the following years.
Following highschool graduation, shifted running focus to 5k+, running half marathons and one full.
Helped coach the CHAP track and XC teams for 4 years after graduation.


Interests: Playing the game, Making youtube videos, Napping, Going to the gym, & Basketball.
Courses: Advanced Programming, Managerial Accounting, Introduction to the Visual Arts, Business career prep, Server Managment.
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Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius
Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius is a movie starring Jim Caviezel, Claire Forlani, and Jeremy Northam. Jim Caviezel stars as golf legend Bobby Jones, the icon who retired from competition at the tender age of 28.


| Package | com.splunk.services |
| Class | public class SplunkRequest |
load()
method of the SplunkResponse class.
See also
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| method : String
Controls the HTTP form submission method.
| SplunkRequest | ||
| path : String
The URI path to be requested.
| SplunkRequest | ||
| requiresAuthentication : Boolean
Controls whether the request requires authentication.
| SplunkRequest | ||
| variables : Object
An object of name/value pairs to be transmitted with the request.
| SplunkRequest |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
SplunkRequest(path:String = null)
Creates a new SplunkRequest object for use with a SplunkResponse
instance.
| SplunkRequest |
| method | property |
method:String
[read-write]Controls the HTTP form submission method.
For SWF content running in Flash Player (in the browser), this
property is limited to GET
or POST
operation, and valid values are URLRequestMethod.GET
or
URLRequestMethod.POST
.
The default value is URLRequestMethod.GET
.
public function get method():String
public function set method(value:String):void
| path | property |
path:String
[read-write]
The URI path to be requested. If the path is relative and does not
begin with a '/'
, it will be prepended with the
basePath
property from a corresponding SplunkService
instance. Otherwise, if it is absolute (starts with a
'/'
), the request will be made as-is to the root URI
path.
public function get path():String
public function set path(value:String):void
| requiresAuthentication | property |
requiresAuthentication:Boolean
[read-write]
Controls whether the request requires authentication. If
true
, the sessionKey
from a corresponding
SplunkService instance is transmitted with the request. If the
SplunkService instance is not connected, the request will fail.
The default value is true
.
public function get requiresAuthentication():Boolean
public function set requiresAuthentication(value:Boolean):void
| variables | property |
variables:Object
[read-write]An object of name/value pairs to be transmitted with the request.
Implementation public function get variables():Object
public function set variables(value:Object):void
| SplunkRequest | () | constructor |
public function SplunkRequest(path:String = null)
Creates a new SplunkRequest object for use with a SplunkResponse instance.
Parameterspath:String (default = null ) — The URI path to be requested. If the path is relative and
does not begin with a '/' , it will be prepended with the
basePath property from a corresponding SplunkService
instance. Otherwise, if it is absolute (starts with a
'/' ), the request will be made as-is to the root URI
path.
|


Former Celtic striker Chris Sutton praises Ghanaian youngster Jeremie Frimpong
Former Celtic striker Chris Sutton has lauded Dutch-born Ghanaian defender Jeremie Frimpong for his impressive start to life in Scotland.
Frimpong, who joined the Scottish giants from Manchester City, has been a revelation. The 18-year-old has commanded three first-team appearances and has a goal and an assist.
“You’d think professional football was quite an easy game the way youngster Frimpong has started his career in a Celtic jersey with really good attacking intent," Sutton, who works as a pundit for BBC Sport and BT Sport said. He, however, claimed; "we haven’t seen him seriously tested defensively."
Frimpong born in Amsterdam could represent Ghana in future despite featuring Dutch youth teams.


Interface IReadOnlyLayeredSpatialMap<T>
Read-only interface for LayeredSpatialMap -- useful for exposing LayeredSpatialMap instances as read-only properties.
Inherited Members
Namespace: GoRogue
Assembly: GoRogue.dll
Syntax
public interface IReadOnlyLayeredSpatialMap<T> : IReadOnlySpatialMap<T>, IEnumerable<ISpatialTuple<T>>, IEnumerable where T : IHasLayer
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| T | Type of element stored in the layered spatial map -- must implement IHasLayer. |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceLayerMasker
Object that helps get layer masks as they pertain to this LayeredSpatialMap
Declaration
LayerMasker LayerMasker { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| LayerMasker |
Layers
Gets read-only spatial maps representing each layer. To access a specific layer, instead use GetLayer.
Declaration
IEnumerable<IReadOnlySpatialMap<T>> Layers { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<IReadOnlySpatialMap<T>> |
NumberOfLayers
Gets the number of layers represented.
Declaration
int NumberOfLayers { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
StartingLayer
Starting index for layers included in this structure.
Declaration
int StartingLayer { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceAsReadOnly()
Returns a read-only reference to the data structure. Convenient for "safely" exposing the structure as a property.
Declaration
IReadOnlyLayeredSpatialMap<T> AsReadOnly()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IReadOnlyLayeredSpatialMap<T> | The current data structure, as a "read-only" reference. |
Contains(Coord, UInt32)
Returns whether or not there is an item in the data structure at the given position that is on a layer included in the given layer mask. Defaults to searching on all layers.
Declaration
bool Contains(Coord position, uint layerMask =<PHONE_NUMBER>U)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Coord | position | The position to check for. |
| System.UInt32 | layerMask | Layer mask that indicates which layers to check. Defaults to all layers. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if there is some item at the given position on a layer included in the given layer mask, false if not. |
Contains(Int32, Int32, UInt32)
Returns whether or not there is an item in the data structure at the given position, that is on a layer included in the given layer mask.
Declaration
bool Contains(int x, int y, uint layerMask =<PHONE_NUMBER>U)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | x | X-value of the position to check for. |
| System.Int32 | y | Y-value of the position to check for. |
| System.UInt32 | layerMask | Layer mask that indicates which layers to check. Defaults to all layers. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if there is some item at the given position on a layer included in the given layer mask, false if not. |
GetItems(Coord, UInt32)
Gets the item(s) associated with the given position that reside on any layer included in the given layer mask. Returns nothing if there is nothing at that position on a layer included in the given layer mask.
Declaration
IEnumerable<T> GetItems(Coord position, uint layerMask =<PHONE_NUMBER>U)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Coord | position | The position to return the item(s) for. |
| System.UInt32 | layerMask | Layer mask that indicates which layers to check. Defaults to all layers. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<T> | The item(s) at the given position that reside on a layer included in the layer mask if there are any items, or nothing if there is nothing at that position. |
GetItems(Int32, Int32, UInt32)
Gets the item(s) associated with the given position that reside on any layer included in the given layer mask. Returns nothing if there is nothing at that position on a layer included in the given layer mask.
Declaration
IEnumerable<T> GetItems(int x, int y, uint layerMask =<PHONE_NUMBER>U)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | x | X-value of the position to return the item(s) for. |
| System.Int32 | y | Y-value of the position to return the item(s) for. |
| System.UInt32 | layerMask | Layer mask that indicates which layers to check. Defaults to all layers. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<T> | The item(s) at the given position that reside on a layer included in the layer mask if there are any items, or nothing if there is nothing at that position. |
GetLayer(Int32)
Gets a read-only spatial map representing the layer given.
Declaration
IReadOnlySpatialMap<T> GetLayer(int layer)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | layer | The layer to retrieve. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IReadOnlySpatialMap<T> | The IReadOnlySpatialMap that represents the given layer. |
GetLayers(UInt32)
Returns read-only spatial maps that represent each layer included in the given layer mask. Defaults to all layers.
Declaration
IEnumerable<IReadOnlySpatialMap<T>> GetLayers(uint layerMask =<PHONE_NUMBER>U)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.UInt32 | layerMask | Layer mask indicating which layers to return. Defaults to all layers. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<IReadOnlySpatialMap<T>> |


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Installing a Fonebox mobile phone charging station brings lots of benefits
for businesses, attracting new customers and encouraging them
to stay for longer and to spend more.
- Increased footfall – customers will come to your business to use your phone charging station.
- Increased dwell time – customers will spend longer at your business while their mobile phone charges
- Increased spend – spending more time means spending more money too, on food and drinks, shopping etc
- Added value – customers will appreciate the extra service you’ve provided for them and feel better about your business
- Point of difference – having a Fonebox phone charging station means customers will choose you over your competition
- Improved image – unlike some phone charging stations, Fonebox looks cool, sleek and stylish and will enhance the look of any location
- Direct revenue - your business will also make money from the Fonebox itself, both from the charging fees and the on-screen advertising.


This is a collection of the useful independent include files for C/Assembler developers. Released under BSD-style license.
Latest released version is 0.4.2, downloadable here.


About
Specter:
- The original, listens for payloads on port 9020.
IDC:
- The same as Specter except it also breaks the webkit jail. Does not always look like it loads 100%.
XVortex HEN:
- Enables browser, blocks network updates, enables homebrew, and adds debug settings.
XVortex FTP:
- Starts an FTP server on port 1337. Runs in webkit process so if you close the page it stops running.
XVortex Dumper:
- Utility for dumping your games to a USB device.
Stooged Backup:
- Utility for dumping addcont.db, app.db, and gamesaves to a USB device.
Stooged VR:
- The same as XVortex HEN but it also enables VR headsets that are of a higher firmware than allowed.


How do I mark a ship for a color?
Drag her icon from the ship list at the bottom, onto designated dropping boxes for each color.
How do I remove a ship from a colored box?

I cannot remove a ship from a colored box?
You cannot removed ships already locked in game, and are signified by the icon's transparency.
When I click "Clear All", some ships remained
As I said, ships already locked in game are also locked on the colored boxes here.
The ships get re-arranged after refreshing
Do not mind the arrangements. This page's goal is to let you plan for the whole fleet's separation into different operations, not to arrange your compositions.
What does Tag column mean?
If you see number in tag column it means that ship is already locked in game. You can't do anything about game locked ships.
Otherwise try clicking inside cell. It should cycle through tags of that ship.
What could I do if tags are less than current in-game event's?
Please wait for a KC3 update for tag amount, colors and images after event information confirmed.
Or you can temporarily set a greater value in settings page, then reload Strategy Room to apply the change.
How to change tag colors via Custom CSS?
To customize Strategy Room Locking Planner's colors, repeat --lockColorN:
line and use your favorite color codes:
.tab_locking .planner_area {
--lockColor1: #555555 !important;
--lockColor2: #aaaaaa !important;
}
To customize devtools info panel's colors, repeat .color-N
line and set the bgcolors:
.module.fleet .locktag.color-1 { background-color: #555555 !important; }
.module.fleet .locktag.color-2 { background-color: #aaaaaa !important; }
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LockingPlannerOperationTypeMain
LockingPlannerOperationTypeExtra
LockingPlannerClearLocksButton
LockingPlannerLevelToggleButton
LockingPlannerScrollToggleButton


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Classes for keeping track of memory state during emulation. More...
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| class | MemoryBank |
| Memory storage/state for a single AddressSpace. More... | |
| class | MemoryImage |
| A kind of MemoryBank which retrieves its data from an underlying LoadImage. More... | |
| class | MemoryPageOverlay |
| Memory bank that overlays some other memory bank, using a "copy on write" behavior. More... | |
| class | MemoryHashOverlay |
| A memory bank that implements reads and writes using a hash table. More... | |
| class | MemoryState |
| All storage/state for a pcode machine. More... | |
Classes for keeping track of memory state during emulation.


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Sonko surfaces with damning allegations, responds to reports of going back to Shimo la Tewa prison
by Charles OumaSonko fires back as vipindiree continues
Nairobi governor Mike Sonko has emerged with damning allegations while responding to reports that authorities at Shimo la Tewa Prison want him put behind bars to complete an earlier sentence and have him charged for the offense of escaping from prison.
In his response, Sonko sensationally accused some officials at the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission of underhand dealings, alleging that they had gone to the extent of attempting to steal high court records that cleared Sonko.
He maintained that the said officials are keen on misleading the public and painting him as criminal on the run at a time when he is innocent.
The embattled governor stated that the alleged sentence at Shimo la Tewa prison is neither here nor there as the same had been “quashed and reduced to period already served by the high court vide High court criminal appeal no. 80 of 2001”.
“Mara Sonko required to go back to Shimo la tewa prison to serve the remaining sentence in criminal cases 1727 of 1996 and 675 of 1997 chief magistrate's court Mombasa of 6 months each for failing to attend court ( not rape, murder or stealing). They're not telling Kenyans that the same sentences were quashed and reduced to period already served by the high court vide High court criminal appeal no. 80 of 2001.
"They were even attempting to steal the high court records but it never worked.” Sonko slammed.
On allegations that he received kickbacks amounting to millions from companies doing business with the couny government, Sonko maintained his innocence.
“It is like some of these Eacc guys thinking they will scare and silence me by misleading the public ati Sonko received 39m kickbacks from companies ( if I wanted to steal I could have stolen billions coz I have managed over 70B in 2 years).” Added the county boss.
Taking in to The Lord in Prayer
The embattled governor sought to motivate his supporters, stating: “Watu wangu, sometimes you wonder why you experience big challenges in your life but I want you to know that they are proportional to your level. Do not allow your challenges including your past to affect you in any way”.
He also found hope in the Bible, quoting “1 Cor 10:13 And God is faithful; he will not let you to be tempted beyond what you can bear…”
This is the latest in what has come to be known as vipindiree with the governor treating the public to his theatrics in his quest to clear his name, tackle corruption cartels and serve the residents of Nairobi.


class Vector2D : Any
A 2D Vector struct that supports basic vector operations.
| <init> |
Vector2D(x: Double, y: Double)
A 2D Vector struct that supports basic vector operations. |
| x |
var x: Double |
| y |
var y: Double |
| dot |
fun dot(vec: Vector2D): Double
Returns dot product of this vector with the provided argument |
| magnitude |
fun magnitude(): Double
Returns the magnitude of the vector |
| rotate |
fun rotate(angle: Double): Unit
Rotate a vector in 2D Cartesian space |
| scalarProject |
fun scalarProject(vec: Vector2D): Double
Returns scalar projection of this vector onto argument. |


Introduction
Of late I have not been writing posts that are related to coding. Of late things are mostly related to experiences. But keep calm. More posts related to coding are coming soon. Keep following for more updates as they say 😉
We destroyed it……Not knowing our infrastructure cost us BIG TIME!!
This line goes way back to the late 2016’s and the early 2017’s when I was working with a startup as a software developer. I was the first developer hired by them and I was enjoying what I have been doing. Of course learning new things is always fun.Isn’t it?
We knew one big feature was coming. To get this big feature out we had to do a lot of restructuring to the code.It was months of hard work. A special tool was built in order to do the restructuring of data in the database. For things to work, we needed a restructuring and we did it. We built it ,we tested it and YEAHHHHH!!! 🙂 Finally we are going to go live on the next day.
THE BIG DAY
There comes the big day when we had to deploy the changes.We had to run the special tool to do the changes in the database and then we had to deploy the latest changes of the website to the main server.
Note : It feels very lame to say this but we were a very small company with no staging or test servers. Whatever was done was directly deployed to live after testing in development. It is very lame but it was like that only.
MISTAKE 1
Before doing the changes as we knew they were all related to the database,we took a backup of our database.We had an automatic backup of database happening twice daily.The backup I took manually was kept in the same place where automatic backup was happening.
MISTAKE 2
Hell yeah we were confident of our application.Kudos to our courage(I say it in a sarcastic way) that we connected to the live database(remote database) from our local machine.It took a lot of time.There were many steps which the tool had to do.To complete a single small step it took ages. Frustrated by that and thinking that it’s never going to complete ,we stopped the application.
Oo….Now its 12 o’clock in the afternoon and guess what!!! Automatic backups have happened. The backup taken by me was indeed overwritten and we have corrupted the database. It was the live database.
MISTAKE 3
Executing and making these kind of changes should be done when you have less people coming into your site or less traffic on your site. Of course there were less people visiting the website on those days and did not hamper our business a lot.
Our minds ran helter skelter calling people to know how we can get out of this. Looking for possible solutions to restore database in stack overflow. We tried restoring our database to some point of time where it was all right for us. We tried looking for our backup on cloud.
But all in vain!!!!!
We destroyed it and we just destroyed our database
Not knowing where backups are stored on cloud,not knowing/realizing the time for automatic backups,putting the backup on the same folder where automatic backup happened and connecting to remote database from our local machine and doing extensive database operations is what we did and it KILLED us!!
RELIEF
I was filled with some sort of happiness when I saw a backup which was four days older. Without having any way out we restored it against our live database. We moved the tool to the remote machine(it was just an .exe).Executed the program locally(where database server was hosted). Finally we were back but we lost four days of data. We apologized to our small marketing team for doing this and we lost their four days of hard work.
Having extra servers would have definitely helped us. But nevertheless there is always some learning happening 🙂
P.S : In the whole post We means me and my colleague in the company.We were both trying to solve the task. Small company and whole onus was on us and like in a startup you have the liberty to touch each parts of the whole system.
Hope you enjoyed the post and you won’t make the mistake that we did!! Keep following for more posts 🙂


We are NewCo and we want to make your day a little brighter with casual yet clever games.
Play anywhere, on any device, and pay only if you want.
We put our hearts in our games and offer you simple, but quality content and artwork.
Overall, we want to build a better world for you and for ourselves, with more freedom, happiness and friends!
Vote for your favourite game ideas by discovering our list of projects under development. The ranking influences our development roadmap and the priority we put on projects. You can even suggest a game idea yourself :-D
We believe in a truly free distribution model, where interactions between people are not solely motivated by money and a soft exploiting relationship at best.
This is only possible through your support of course. We are completely commited to providing quality content, and if you like it, here are a few ways you can support us.
...and also introducing 3D and VR in our games.
Your opinion and support matter! Check our new games ideas and vote or support us if you're feeling generous
After about a decade of traditional work, Denis and Julien decided that life should have more to offer. We have founded NewCo to create free games, but also to put in light the digital talents of our friends and collaborators. It's only the start of the road, but we are very excited to contribute, at our mini scale, to a better world where work and private life concile better. Thomas joined us soon after as lead artist for the music, sounds and asset design.
Wish us well, and get in touch, we'd love to hear from you
Denis Gauder
He might be the hero of a future game. Or the villain. Or both. What do you think?
Denis Gauder
Nothing good can come out of that, right?
Denis Gauder
He's big. He's bad. He's a guy. Or is he? He's definitely not the happy element of the story. Some say it's a helmet, but some others say it's his actual head, and there's not much human remaining beneath the cyborg.
Denis Gauder
She's fit, she's hip, but she's not chill! She is in charge of the training of special forces, and you'd better behave!
You are a well-educated person, holding vast knowledge of modern technology. No luck though, after being striken by lightning (or whatever floats your boat), you wake up in -10,000 BC. That's gonna be tough holidays! After the few first days miserably trying to find your way around, you decide tthat it is actually a great opportunity. With your current knowledge, you can bring great enlightment to the world. Or you can conquer and dominate.  Beware though, the inhabitants might not be as harmless as you think, and not everyone welcomes enlightment.
The game is essentially a mini-4x, with a survival aspect. You handle difficult moral choices which have significant impact on the evolution of the game. The unique mechanism is that you will have to choose whether you want to exploit your existing knowledge for perfroming tasks on your own, or spend your time training your prehistoric citizens so your model scales up eventually.
You start in a space walk, inspecting the loading of your cargo ship from a mid-sized space station. You operate the massive ship towards its destination. It quickly appears that there are troubles with some isolated plant nearby. you are sent for inspection in a small ship. Over there, the situation is worse than expected; the plant is damaged and the repair ship cannot access it. it is time for another VR space walk, and who knows what you will find lurking there?
Metal Star 2080 concentrates on VR to provide an immersive, intense space experience. Operating the space suit through carefully managing trust is essential. The detailled 3d models of ships and space stations allow for great exploration. A system of mini-missions guides the player in the scenario, intended to last a couple of hours.


class Jekyll::Drops::Drop
Constants
- NON_CONTENT_METHODS
Public Class Methods
Get or set whether the drop class is mutable. Mutability determines whether or not pre-defined fields may be overwritten.
is_mutable - Boolean set mutability of the class (default: nil)
Returns the mutability of the class
# File lib/jekyll/drops/drop.rb, line 16 def self.mutable(is_mutable = nil) @is_mutable = if is_mutable is_mutable else false end end
# File lib/jekyll/drops/drop.rb, line 24 def self.mutable? @is_mutable end
Create a new Drop
obj - the Jekyll Site, Collection, or Document required by the drop.
Returns nothing
# File lib/jekyll/drops/drop.rb, line 34 def initialize(obj) @obj = obj @mutations = {} # only if mutable: true end
Public Instance Methods
Access a method in the Drop or a field in the underlying hash data. If mutable, checks the mutations first. Then checks the methods, and finally check the underlying hash (e.g. document front matter) if all the previous places didn't match.
key - the string key whose value to fetch
Returns the value for the given key, or nil if none exists
# File lib/jekyll/drops/drop.rb, line 47 def [](key) if self.class.mutable? && @mutations.key?(key) @mutations[key] elsif self.class.invokable? key public_send key else fallback_data[key] end end
Set a field in the Drop. If mutable, sets in the mutations and returns. If not mutable, checks first if it's trying to override a Drop method and raises a DropMutationException if so. If not mutable and the key is not a method on the Drop, then it sets the key to the value in the underlying hash (e.g. document front matter)
key - the String key whose value to set val - the Object to set the key's value to
Returns the value the key was set to unless the Drop is not mutable and the key matches a method in which case it raises a DropMutationException.
# File lib/jekyll/drops/drop.rb, line 70 def []=(key, val) if respond_to?("#{key}=") public_send("#{key}=", val) elsif respond_to? key if self.class.mutable? @mutations[key] = val else raise Errors::DropMutationException, "Key #{key} cannot be set in the drop." end else fallback_data[key] = val end end
Generates a list of strings which correspond to content getter methods.
Returns an Array of strings which represent method-specific keys.
# File lib/jekyll/drops/drop.rb, line 88 def content_methods @content_methods ||= ( self.class.instance_methods - Jekyll::Drops::Drop.instance_methods - NON_CONTENT_METHODS ).map(&:to_s).reject do |method| method.end_with?("=") end end
# File lib/jekyll/drops/drop.rb, line 171 def each each_key.each do |key| yield key, self[key] end end
Collects all the keys and passes each to the block in turn.
block - a block which accepts one argument, the key
Returns nothing.
# File lib/jekyll/drops/drop.rb, line 167 def each_key(&block) keys.each(&block) end
Imitate Hash.fetch method in Drop
Returns value if key is present in Drop, otherwise returns default value KeyError is raised if key is not present and no default value given
# File lib/jekyll/drops/drop.rb, line 206 def fetch(key, default = nil, &block) return self[key] if key?(key) raise KeyError, %Q(key not found: "#{key}") if default.nil? && block.nil? return yield(key) unless block.nil? return default unless default.nil? end
Generate a Hash for use in generating JSON. This is useful if fields need to be cleared before the JSON can generate.
Returns a Hash ready for JSON generation.
# File lib/jekyll/drops/drop.rb, line 148 def hash_for_json(*) to_h end
Inspect the drop's keys and values through a JSON representation of its keys and values.
Returns a pretty generation of the hash representation of the Drop.
# File lib/jekyll/drops/drop.rb, line 139 def inspect require "json" JSON.pretty_generate to_h end
Check if key exists in Drop
key - the string key whose value to fetch
Returns true if the given key is present
# File lib/jekyll/drops/drop.rb, line 103 def key?(key) if self.class.mutable @mutations.key?(key) else respond_to?(key) || fallback_data.key?(key) end end
Generates a list of keys with user content as their values. This gathers up the Drop methods and keys of the mutations and underlying data hashes and performs a set union to ensure a list of unique keys for the Drop.
Returns an Array of unique keys for content for the Drop.
# File lib/jekyll/drops/drop.rb, line 117 def keys (content_methods | @mutations.keys | fallback_data.keys).flatten end
# File lib/jekyll/drops/drop.rb, line 177 def merge(other, &block) self.dup.tap do |me| if block.nil? me.merge!(other) else me.merge!(other, block) end end end
# File lib/jekyll/drops/drop.rb, line 187 def merge!(other) other.each_key do |key| if block_given? self[key] = yield key, self[key], other[key] else if Utils.mergable?(self[key]) && Utils.mergable?(other[key]) self[key] = Utils.deep_merge_hashes(self[key], other[key]) next end self[key] = other[key] unless other[key].nil? end end end
Generate a Hash representation of the Drop by resolving each key's value. It includes Drop methods, mutations, and the underlying object's data. See the documentation for #keys for more.
Returns a Hash with all the keys and values resolved.
# File lib/jekyll/drops/drop.rb, line 128 def to_h keys.each_with_object({}) do |(key, _), result| result[key] = self[key] end end
Generate a JSON representation of the Drop.
state - the JSON::State object which determines the state of current processing.
Returns a JSON representation of the Drop in a String.
# File lib/jekyll/drops/drop.rb, line 157 def to_json(state = nil) require "json" JSON.generate(hash_for_json(state), state) end


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| Bit | Description | Comment |
| 1 | ADJOINING MID TX | the MID TX is NOT removed |
| 2 | ILLUMINATED SIGN | |
| 4 | FLIP TEXTURE HORIZONTALLY | |
| 8 | ELEV CAN CHANGE WALL LIGHT | |
| 16 | WALL TX ANCHORED | |
| 32 | WALL MORPHS WITH ELEV | |
| 64 | ELEV CAN SCROLL TOP TX | |
| 128 | ELEV CAN SCROLL MID TX | |
| 256 | ELEV CAN SCROLL BOT TX | |
| 512 | ELEV CAN SCROLL SIGN TX | |
| 1024 | HIDE ON MAP | |
| 2048 | SHOW AS NORMAL ON MAP | i.e. light green |
| 4096 | SIGN ANCHORED | |
| 8192 | WALL DAMAGES PLAYER | |
| 16384 | SHOW AS LEDGE ON MAP | i.e. dark green |
| 32768 | SHOW AS DOOR ON MAP | i.e. yellow |
is unused.
| Bit | Description | Comment |
| 1 | CAN ALWAYS WALK | Player will climb any height |
| 2 | PLAYER & ENEMIES CANNOT WALK THROUGH WALL | |
| 4 | ENEMIES ONLY CANNOT WALK THROUGH WALL | |
| 8 | CANNOT FIRE THROUGH WALL |


30 Days in April: Day 21
Mail Reaction (2009)
Instructions:
1. Choose and listen to one of the unmarked songs below.
2. If you know the song, then choose another.
3. If you do not know the song, then listen to the song in its entirety.
4. During or after listening, make a piece of postcard-sized art based on what you are hearing. This can include anything you define as art.
5. Send the postcard/art to: Hard Like Algebra, PO Box 40161, Portland, OR 97240-0161. Be sure to identify if it was track 1, 2, 3, or 4.
Bonus: any participant who choses to do so may include the link to a song in the comments. Upon receipt of that participant's art, I will participate in the first 4 steps above, and send my art to the participant's address.
One last thing: some of the embedded info in the tracks is showing through on two of these. Please ignore those words--the songs are intended to be heard without band or track name.
[audio:042109-project1.mp3]
[audio:042109-project2.mp3]
[audio:042109-project3.mp3]
[audio:042109-project4.mp3]
30 Days in April: Day 19
POSSIBLE HEADLINES FOR UNWRITTEN STORIES INVOLVING THIS DEER STATUE
--Neighborhood Hoodlums Collecting Statue Ears; Protesting the "Sanitization" of Modern Life
--Neighborhood Watch 'Ears the Call: Gardens Under Attack
--Deer God!
--Statue Seen as Comment on State of Homeowner's Life
-- What? WHAAAAAATTT??!!
30 Days in April: Day 18
Today I went to see Ben Kulp play at Scratch PDX, which the organizers bill as "Portland's Performance Playground."
Like a lot of performance nights in that vein, Scratch PDX had a range of talent, depth, and quality. Some stuff was pretty *wink wink* but overall, the performers were committed and the audience was generally apt to love what they were seeing.
I'm always fascinated by how the audience for something like this (or really anything) has a core group of regulars. It's amazing because you think about this shared, communal experience, people going weekend after weekend to see 30 plays in 60 minutes, or, in this case, once a month for the non-summer months of the year to see the community at large perform works of varying polish. I found myself wondering what would happen if I decided to go for a year without listening to or viewing anything that was prerecorded.
[Side note: Ben was great. It was nice to see his first performance ever. It was fun to see public reaction, and see him control what he could and shrug when he couldn't.]
A night like this does two things for me, and I doubt I'm the only one who would say these things. First, it makes me realize there is a community out there for performance, and gives me a bit of a "wow, this was here all along, why have I never gone before?" response. Secondly, it inspires me to make work of my own--and in this case, it reminds me that I've got a background and a lot of training in this, and that I could so something worthwhile.
That's exciting stuff. I'm glad I was there. I might be there next month, if they'd have me, to perform.


HTML-CSS-DOM P1
Can you think of an analogy to describe HTML, CSS and the DOM? How would you describe it to your non-technical friend?
If we assume a car the structure of the car like engine and wheels are HTML of car, and color's body type of headlight of the car is CSS of car, and if I underestood well DOM of the car is where we should place the things.
What is meant by boxifying design?
Everything in a page are in boxes and also boxes can be in other boxes.
What is the box model?
all elements in a web page are in a box or boxes, even if it's an image and they have margin, padding , border


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threshold between 0 and 1 used to save computational time.
Samples with summary weight <= 1-WeightTrimRate
do not participate
in the next iteration of training. Set this parameter to 0 to turn
off this functionality. Default value is 0.95.
| Constant | false |
| Dependent | true |
| Sealed | false |
| Transient | false |
| GetAccess | public |
| SetAccess | public |
| GetObservable | false |
| SetObservable | false |