THINGS CHANGE (director/writer: David Mamet; screenwriter: Shel Silverstein; cinematographer: Juan Ruiz-Anchia; editor: Trudy Ship; cast: Don Ameche (Gino), Joe Mantegna (Jerry), Robert Prosky (Joseph Vincent), Mike Nussbaum (Mr. Green), J.J. Johnston (Frankie), Ricky Jay (Mr. Silver), Steve Goldstein (Randy), W.H. Macy (Billy), J.T. Walsh (Hotel Manager), Willo Hausman (Miss Bates); Runtime: 100; Columbia; 1988)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
Mamet's second effort as a director, after his diabolically successful House of Games, is a totally different styled film. It's a Mafia black comedy, with undertones of being film noir. The director's witty dialogue and penchant for interesting plot lines are there, but this film is not as sharp-edged as his other work. It teams the old Italian-American shoeshine man Gino (Ameche) with the bumbling Mafia flunky Jerry (Mantegna). The third impactful character is the big shot Mafia don, Joseph Vincent (Prosky), who bonds with Gino and feels proud that he has, supposedly, met a Mafia chieftain who is equal to him in stature.
The film opens as an elderly Chicago shoeshine man, Gino, is approached in his workplace by two well-dressed Mafia thugs who tell him there's someone who has an offer for him and that he should come to the address on the card they hand him; they also hand him a big bill under the card. The offer, as explained by Mr. Green (Nussbaum), is that Gino take the rap for someone who committed a murder who looks like him and in return he will be granted what he wishes. They tell him that he will only have to serve a three year sentence. At first Gino says no, which irritates the mobsters, but then he changes his mind and tells them he will retire in Sicily with the fishing boat they give him. As a token of friendship, he is given a small silver coin by Mr. Green.
Jerry is on probation with the mobsters because he goofed up a previous assignment, which means he gets lots of insults and K. P. duty. He is chosen to be Gino's keeper for the next three days and told this is his chance to get off Mafia probation by henchman Frankie (Johnson). Confined to a stuffy hotel room Jerry gets bored with rehearsing Gino's confession that he will repeat on Monday's court hearing and impulsively, with big-time bravado, takes him to Lake Tahoe, Nevada, for a supposedly low profile weekend of gambling and entertainment. There Jerry is recognized by a limo driver (Macy) as being from the Chicago mob, and his companion Gino is immediately assumed to be a Mafia chieftain. He is given the royal treatment by the hotel which includes free use of their best penthouse suite, unlimited credit for gambling, a custom-made tailored suit, a manicure, and many other service amenities.
The two get caught up in this mistaken identity bit and all the coincidences that come their way, as Gino is now known all over the hotel as some kind of Mr. Big from Chicago. Their gambling venture turns into the weakest part of the film because it is not believable. Gino wins $35,000 because the roulette wheel is fixed and then must lose it back to them with grace. They then attend a comedy show and the comedian introduces them to two showgirls who end up with them in their penthouse bubbly sunken tub. This is the entertainment highlight of the weekend for them. It also sparks Jerry to tell Gino not to get too carried away that the girls like them so much, "They always like you when you're someone else." That's pure Mamet dialogue.
The local Mafia chief Joseph Vincent (Robert Prosky) hears of the mysterious Mr. Big's arrival, and requests him to stay at his mountain estate as a guest. Never having heard of him, he is about to either welcome him as a member of the family or have him killed. This scene is brilliantly done, a true pleasure to watch as the men through long drawn-out silences converse without saying much that gives them away. The gestures and the timing of the two is masterful, as the two embrace after much vague conversational banter and recognize each other as equals. Gino gives the don the silver coin Mr. Green gave him as a token of his friendship. Later, by the beach, the don gives Gino a coin to call him if he should ever need his friendship in an emergency.
Things get sticky when Gino is asked to stay overnight in the don's house, as he is having a meeting with other Mafia kingpins from around the country and wants him to meet his old pals. At this meeting is Mr. Green, which prompts Jerry to steal one of the luxury parked cars and head to the airport and get back to Chicago. But Jerry runs out of gas, then discovers he doesn't have enough money to pay for the gas. In an awkward and meaningless scene that drew no comedy from it, the gas station owner is about to call the sheriff but Gino pays for the gas when he borrows the money from the hotel's chief butler (Goldstein). He just happens to also come in for gas and is in awe of him ever since Gino told him how to shine shoes the right way.
In Chicago 'things change' as henchman Frankie takes Gino for a walk near the waterfront, but Jerry decides that he can't live with himself if he does what his bosses want. He has become attached to this bewildered, regal old man of honor and lets his emotions do the thinking for him. He dazes Frankie with a blow to the head, and Gino reacts by remaining in character and calls the don with the coin he gave him. He tells him who he really is and what he's up to, again finding the right words to communicate with his new friend.
There were scenes that lacked weight and seemed phony, but these three main characters gave this film a brilliance in character study: Ameche by his brilliantly restrained performance, Mantegna by his energetic and funny one, and Prosky by his perfectly menacing and touching one. It lifted the film into a rich mixture of farce, gang violence, and tenderness. It's a film that comes with a perfect shoeshine and a perfect smile underneath its ludicrous and cynical premise.
REVIEWED ON 4/24/2001 GRADE: B
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Notts County boss Neal Ardley vows not to go on the defensive in FA Cup clash at Northampton
Magpies head to Sixfields as they seek third round place
by Leigh CurtisNeal Ardley insists Notts County will not go on the defensive against Northampton Town but admits the Cobblers will be a “real challenge” to their hopes of FA Cup glory.
Ardley’s side will head to Sixfields at the end of the month for the second round clash with the winners hoping to land a glamour tie against a Premier League team as a reward.
Managed by former Notts boss Keith Curle, Northampton will be favourites going into the game with Town currently ninth in League Two, one division above the Magpies.
While Notts boss Ardley is eager to measure the progress of his team against an EFL side, he is adamant he will not change his methods of playing attacking football when the two sides square-up.
“We are going to a team in the level above and they should have bigger and better players,” he said.
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“It’s going to be a real challenge. But it’s only down the road and we will take a fantastic following.
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“We won’t go on the defensive, we have a way of how we play and that won’t change be it Saturday against Barrow as well as any cup game.”
Curle’s side are currently in decent form after a slow start but hopes are high they can challenge for promotion to League One.
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Well, since the W10 technical build came out with the "whole new" browser spartan i've done some basic tests with this browser.
Here are my simple test results and it seems like that they decided to use the WebKit Rendering Engine or parts of it, or they just support some webkit specials.... Don't know but see yourself.
What that mean? WebKit is used by chrome, safari and opera and that's a pretty big change in microsoft history i guess. It also helps me a lot to get bblog working on the new spartan browser.
Test 1 - Who am i?
Spartan and also IE11 on Windows 10 identify as Chrome 39 - WTF?
http://i.imgur.com/vvRfC1o.png
Test 2 - CSS webkit specials
Spartan and also IE11 on W10 support the webkit special css conditions
This does NOT work on W8.1 IE 11
http://i.imgur.com/shgT2Xc.png
Test 3 - JS webkit specials
Spartan and also IE11 on W10 do NOT support webkit special
http://i.imgur.com/shgT2Xc.png
Test 4 - Developer Tools
They are mostly identical to IE11 on Windows 8.1. It's slow, have a horrible userbility and also have not a half of the features of a Chrome/Firefox developer tool.
Test 5 - General Site usage
Spartan and IE11 in W10 currently doesn't really work. They are slow, buggy and most sites are not usable. In my tests i tried several pages and for example on imgur.com i cannot upload any image. On jsfiddle i cannot edit html or run tests.
All in all, this "new" browser do something new but it's buggy in all edges and it seems that not all can be fixed/optimized until the launch of W10. I was excited about the announcement of a whole new browser, but now i'm grounded.
It's not a real new browser, it's basically IE with a new name and some new features.
All of this is my own opinion and maybe i'm wrong with this.
Greetz Roland
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This is only alpha version, and I think it will able to get a new core. Developers still have a lot of work, and I hope that we have now will be a great browser.
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Wow really
And now Battlelog plugin is not working
Topicstarter
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DaniluK4000 wrote:
This is only alpha version, and I think it will able to get a new core. Developers still have a lot of work, and I hope that we have now will be a great browser.
I didn't point that out extra because it's clear that all is in "alpha" or "beta" in a technical preview.
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BrainFooLong wrote:
DaniluK4000 wrote:
This is only alpha version, and I think it will able to get a new core. Developers still have a lot of work, and I hope that we have now will be a great browser.
I didn't point that out extra because it's clear that all is in "alpha" or "beta" in a technical preview.
It seems that it is really not final release, doesn't it? :)
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Well, the version number say it's a pre-release state but just let's say W10 starts in summer 2015 as they have announced it, than take a look at the current browser state, than take a look what is currently missing, buggy, not working, and than take a look at the remaining time that they have.
All in one this isn't really enough time to make a much better browser than it currently is.
Sure, there will be some polishing but i don't think it will be much better on start (or ever as we learned with IE).
Just my opinion.
kurtextrem
Actually Spartan uses a forked Trident engine (highly forked).
They've changed many parts to be Blink / Webkit similar though and plan to support (chrome?) extensions (or at least similar to chrome extensions). They've even run a survey asking Chrome users what their favorite feature is.


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University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA
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Moscow State Linguistic University, Russia
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CBE Companies, Cedar Falls, IA
Debt Collector
October 2014 - March 2015
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University of Northern Iowa Study Abroad Center, Cedar Falls, IA
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- Coordinated and presented informational sessions with other peer advisors
- Created descriptions for brochures and program websites
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March 2009 - December 2009
- Planned annual UNI Study Abroad Fair of Fall 2009 which attracted 400 students and 100 exhibitors
- Communicated with international organizations on and off campus
- Consulted with study abroad staff to crate advertising and events schedule
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Ansible vault CLI
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Given a markerRange (for example editor.range
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let strongMarkup = editor.builder.createMarkup('strong');
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- Source:
deleteFrom(position, direction) → {Position}
Remove a character from a {marker, offset} position, in either forward or backward (default) direction.
Usage:
let marker = editor.post.sections.head.markers.head;
// marker has text of "Howdy!"
editor.run((postEditor) => {
postEditor.deleteFrom({section, offset: 3});
});
// marker has text of "Hody!"
deleteFrom
may remove a character from a different marker or join the
marker's section with the previous/next section (depending on the
deletion direction) if direction is BACKWARD
and the offset is 0,
or direction is FORWARD
and the offset is equal to the length of the
marker.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
position |
Position | object with {section, offset} the marker and offset to delete from |
direction |
Number | The direction to delete in (default is BACKWARD) |
- Source:
Returns:
for positioning the cursor
- Type
- Position
deleteRange(range) → {Position}
Delete a range from the post
Usage:
let { range } = editor;
editor.run((postEditor) => {
postEditor.deleteRange(range);
});
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
range |
Range | Cursor Range object with head and tail Positions |
- Source:
Returns:
The position where the cursor would go after deletion
- Type
- Position
insertMarkers(position, markers) → {Position}
Insert an array of markers at the given position. If the position is in a non-markerable section (like a card section), this method throws an error.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
position |
Position | |
markers |
Array.<Marker> |
- Source:
Returns:
The position that represents the end of the inserted markers.
- Type
- Position
insertSection(section)
Insert the given section after the current active section, or, if no section is active, at the end of the document.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
section |
Section |
- Source:
insertSectionAtEnd(section)
Insert the given section at the end of the document.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
section |
Section |
- Source:
insertSectionBefore(collection, section, beforeSection)
Insert a given section before another one, updating the post abstract and the rendered UI.
Usage:
let markerRange = editor.range;
let sectionWithCursor = markerRange.headMarker.section;
let section = editor.builder.createCardSection('my-image');
let collection = sectionWithCursor.parent.sections;
editor.run((postEditor) => {
postEditor.insertSectionBefore(collection, section, sectionWithCursor);
});
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
collection |
LinkedList | The list of sections to insert into |
section |
Object | The new section |
beforeSection |
Object | Optional The section "before" is relative to, if falsy the new section will be appended to the collection |
- Source:
insertText(position, text) → {Position}
Insert the text at the given position Inherits the markups already at that position, if any.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
position |
Position | |
text |
String |
- Source:
Returns:
position at the end of the inserted text.
- Type
- Position
insertTextWithMarkup(position, text, markups) → {Position}
Inserts text with the given markups, ignoring the existing markups at the position, if any.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
position |
Position | |
text |
String | |
markups |
Array.<Markup> |
- Source:
Returns:
position at the end of the inserted text
- Type
- Position
moveSectionDown(section)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
section |
Section | A section that is already in DOM |
- Source:
moveSectionUp(section)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
section |
Section | A section that is already in DOM |
- Source:
removeSection(section)
Remove a given section from the post abstract and the rendered UI.
Usage:
let { range } = editor;
let sectionWithCursor = range.head.section;
editor.run((postEditor) => {
postEditor.removeSection(sectionWithCursor);
});
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
section |
Object | The section to remove |
- Source:
replaceSection(section, newSection)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
section |
Section | |
newSection |
Section |
- Source:
Returns:
null
schedule(callback, onceopt)
A method for adding work the deferred queue
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
callback |
function | to run during completion |
||
once |
Boolean |
<optional> |
false | Whether to only schedule the callback once. |
- Source:
scheduleDidUpdate()
Schedule a notification that the post has been changed.
The notification will result in the editor firing its postDidChange
hook after the postEditor completes its work (at the end of Editor#run).
- Source:
scheduleOnce(callback)
A method for adding work the deferred queue. The callback will only
be added to the queue once, even if scheduleOnce
is called multiple times.
The function cannot be an anonymous function.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
callback |
function | to run during completion |
- Source:
scheduleRerender()
Add a rerender job to the queue
- Source:
splitSection(position) → {Array}
Split the section at the position.
Usage:
let position = editor.cursor.offsets.head;
editor.run((postEditor) => {
postEditor.splitSection(position);
});
// Will result in the creation of two new sections
// replacing the old one at the cursor position
The return value will be the two new sections. One or both of these sections can be blank (contain only a blank marker), for example if the headMarkerOffset is 0.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
position |
Position |
- Source:
Returns:
new sections, one for the first half and one for the second
- Type
- Array
toggleMarkup(markupOrString, range)
Toggle the given markup on the current selection. If anything in the current selection has the markup, the markup will be removed from it. If nothing in the selection has the markup, the markup will be added to everything in the selection.
Usage:
// Remove any 'strong' markup if it exists in the selection, otherwise
// make it all 'strong'
editor.run(postEditor => postEditor.toggleMarkup('strong'));
// add/remove a link to 'bustle.com' to the selection
editor.run(postEditor => {
const linkMarkup = postEditor.builder.createMarkup('a', {href: 'http://bustle.com'});
postEditor.toggleMarkup(linkMarkup);
});
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
markupOrString |
Markup | String | Either a markup object created using the builder (useful when adding a markup with attributes, like an 'a' markup), or, if a string, the tag name of the markup (e.g. 'strong', 'em') to toggle. |
range |
Range | in which to toggle, defaults to current editor range |
- Source:
toggleSection(sectionTagName, range)
Toggles the tagName of the active section or sections. If every section has the tag name, they will all be reset to default sections. Otherwise, every section will be changed to the requested type
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
sectionTagName |
String | A valid markup section or list section tag name (e.g. 'blockquote', 'h2', 'ul') |
range |
Range | The range over which to toggle. Defaults to the current editor's offsets |
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C_Vertex * |
vertex_1, |
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vertex_2, |
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CvQuadEdge2D * |
tmp_edge = NULL |
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| vertex_2 | Second vertex. |
| tmp_edge | Temporal variable. |
Destructor, clears memory.
Checks if an edge links two vertices (output is 1 if links, or 0 if not).
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-
| vrtx1 | First vertex. |
| vrtx2 | Second vertex. |
| void C_Edge::Draw_Edge |
( |
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src_vertex, |
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color, |
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IplImage * |
img |
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Draws the edge considering src_vertex as the source point.
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-
| src_vertex | Source point. |
| color | Color. |
| img | Image. |
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CvScalar |
color, |
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IplImage * |
img |
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) |
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Draws the edge on the image.
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| float C_Edge::Get_Angle |
( |
C_Vertex * |
src_vertex, |
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int |
bins = 0 |
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) |
| |
Computes the angle between two points considering src_vertex as source.
- Parameters
-
| src_vertex | Source vertex. |
| bins | Bins Considered bins per quadrant. |
| float C_Edge::Get_Magnitude |
( |
C_Vertex * |
src_vertex, |
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int |
bins = 0 |
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) |
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Provides the magnitude between two points considering src_vertex as source.
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-
| src_vertex | Source vertex. |
| bins | Bins Considered bins per quadrant. |
| CvQuadEdge2D * C_Edge::Get_tmpEdge |
( |
| ) |
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Returns the edge during the trixel mesh computation.
| vector< C_Trixel * > * C_Edge::Get_Trixels |
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| ) |
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Returns the trixel separated by the edge.
| void C_Edge::Update_Trixel |
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obj | ) |
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Updates the list of trixels that are separated by the edge.
- Parameters
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| Interface Summary | |
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| BasicPredicateIF | INTERNAL: Represents a predicate in the basic implementation. |
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| AbstractDynamicPredicate | INTERNAL: Common code-sharing superclass for dynamic predicates. |
| AbstractInstanceOfPredicate | INTERNAL: Common superclass for the two instance-of predicates. |
| AbstractQueryProcessor | INTERNAL: A collection of utility methods used by classes which need to evaluate queries. |
| AssociationPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'association' predicate. |
| AssociationRolePredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'association-role' predicate. |
| BaseLocatorPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'base-locator' predicate. |
| CoalescePredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'coalesce' predicate. |
| DatatypePredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'datatype' predicate. |
| DirectInstanceOfPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'direct-instance-of' predicate using the indexes. |
| DynamicAssociationPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements association type predicates. |
| DynamicFailurePredicate | INTERNAL: Special predicate used when a topic is used as a predicate but the topic is neither an association type nor an occurrence type. |
| DynamicOccurrencePredicate | INTERNAL: Implements occurrence predicates. |
| EqualsPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the '=' predicate. |
| GreaterThanEqualsPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the '>=' predicate. |
| GreaterThanPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the '>' predicate. |
| InPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'in(var, e1, ..., eN)' predicate. |
| InstanceOfPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'instance-of' predicate using the indexes. |
| ItemIdentifierPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'item-identifier(thing, locator)' predicate. |
| JavaModule | EXPERIMENTAL: A query module that is able to instantiate predicates when given a java class name. |
| JavaSearcherPredicate | EXPERIMENTAL: Java searcher predicate. |
| LessThanEqualsPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the '<=' predicate. |
| LessThanPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the '<' predicate. |
| NamePredicate | INTERNAL: The implementation of the 'name(topic, name-string)' predicate. |
| NotEqualsPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the '/=' predicate. |
| NumbersModule | |
| ObjectIdPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'object(thing, id)' predicate. |
| OccurrencePredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'occurrence' predicate. |
| ParsedQuery | INTERNAL: Class used to represent parsed queries. |
| PredicateFactory | INTERNAL: The basic predicate factory implementation. |
| PredicateUtils | INTERNAL: Shared utilities for the predicate implementations. |
| QueryContext | INTERNAL: Object used to hold the global query execution context; that is, the context beginning with the start of the execution of a query and ending with the completion of its execution. |
| QueryMatches | INTERNAL: Object used to hold query results during computation. |
| QueryProcessor | INTERNAL: This query processor implementation can be used to query any topic map implementation; it makes no assumptions about the stored form of the topic map. |
| QueryResult | INTERNAL: The query result representation used by the basic implementation. |
| QueryResultWrappers | INTERNAL: Collection of QueryResult wrapper classes. |
| QueryTracer | INTERNAL: Used for testing and timing of queries. |
| QueryTracer.TracePrinter | |
| ReifiesPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'reifies(reifier, reified)' predicate. |
| RemoveDuplicatesPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'remove-duplicates()' predicate. |
| ResourcePredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'resource' predicate. |
| RolePlayerPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'role-player' predicate. |
| RulePredicate | INTERNAL: Implements rule predicates. |
| ScopePredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'scope(scoped, theme)' predicate. |
| StringModule | |
| SubjectIdentifierPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'subject-identifier(topic, locator)' predicate. |
| SubjectLocatorPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'subject-locator(topic, locator)' predicate. |
| TopicMapPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'topicmap' predicate. |
| TopicNamePredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'topic-name(topic, name)' predicate. |
| TopicPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'type(typed, type)' predicate. |
| TypePredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'type(typed, type)' predicate. |
| ValueLikePredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'value-like' predicate. |
| ValuePredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'value' predicate. |
| VariantPredicate | INTERNAL: Implements the 'variant(topicname, variantname)' predicate. |
| Enum Summary | |
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Description |
Block, Inline, N/A |
Container or Empty |
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N/A |
Container |
| <!DOCTYPE<!DOCTYPE< |
indicates type of document for the browser |
N/A |
Empty |
| <a< |
anchor element for links |
Inline |
Container |
| <article< |
Specifies independent sections of content. |
N/A |
Container |
| <aside< |
Defines certain content as aside from the larger content. |
b,i, N/ |
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Defines the main body of content. |
b,i, N/A |
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System Architect Symbol details for "Inter Subject Relationship"
Associative Subject Relation (Class)
- Child Diagrams:
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Associative Subject Relation (
UML Class)
Description:
Peer to peer "Inter Subject Relationship".
classifier (Association)
- From Class:
"Inter Subject Relationship Type"
- To Class:
"Inter Subject Relationship"
- From Class:
"Inter Subject Relationship Type"
- To Class:
"Inter Subject Relationship"
inclusion of (Association)
- From Class:
Subject
- To Class:
"Partitive Subject Relation"
- From Class:
Subject
- To Class:
"Partitive Subject Relation"
- Redefines:
"Inter Subject Relationship".relation
- Definitions Used:
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relation (Association)
Inter Subject Relationship (Class)
- Description:
"Subject Property" associating one "Subject" with another.
- Comment:
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Previous documented definitions providing the source for the above are:
A connection of interest from one "Subject" to another (CBS v2).
Note that authoritative relationships (eg employee) are recorded in Authorised Agent rather than
here.
Inter Subject Relationship Type (Class)
- Description:
"Associative Category" capable of classifying an "Inter Subject Relationship".
inverse (Association)
- From Class:
"Inter Subject Relationship"
- To Class:
"Inter Subject Relationship"
- From Class:
"Inter Subject Relationship"
- To Class:
"Inter Subject Relationship"
Involvement In Incident (Class)
- Description:
"Subject Property" associating the "Subject" with an "Incident".
- Comment:
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ISR/Role (Generalization Node)
- Base Class:
"Inter Subject Relationship"
- Definitions Used:
-
Inter Subject Relationship (Class)
part of (Association)
- From Class:
Subject
- To Class:
"Partitive Subject Relation"
- From Class:
Subject
- To Class:
"Partitive Subject Relation"
- Redefines:
"Subject Property".subject
- Definitions Used:
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subject (Association) (undefined)
Partitive Subject Relation (Class)
- Child Diagrams:
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Partitive Subject Relation (
UML Class)
- Description:
"Inter Subject Relationship" where the subordinate "Subject" does, has or will form part of the
superordinate such that the existence of the subordinate "Subject" is not destroyed by the relation.
relation (Association)
- From Class:
Subject
- To Class:
"Inter Subject Relationship"
- From Class:
Subject
- To Class:
"Inter Subject Relationship"
SPr/Association (Generalization Node)
- Description:
Partition of Subject Property based on the associations which the subtypes have.
- Base Class:
"Subject Property"
- Definitions Used:
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Subject Property (Class)
Subject (Class)
- Description:
"Percept" consisting of one or more persistent physical objects.
- Comment:
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The definition above, as for others, has been distilled from what has been suggested in the past,
including:
The "Object" of interest to an "Agent" (CBS v2).
One or a collection of physical objects.
"Percept" which is a physical object and / or a collection of physical objects.
Persistent perceivable object.
Extension of one or more "Concepts" which is perceived or inferred to exist in the universe.
Subject Characteristic (Class)
- Description:
"Subject Property" which is a specific condition, state or other item of information observed about
a "Subject" at a point in time and excluding its location, identifiers and relationships to other
"Subjects".
- Comment:
-
Derived in part from CBS v2:
Any specific condition, state, property or other item of information about a "Subject" at a point in
time.
Subject Location (Class)
- Description:
"Property" giving the past, present or future physical location of the "Subject".
Subject Property (Class)
- Description:
Condition or state associated with a "Subject".


Personality Profile
Are you an urchin or a wastrel? How bravely would you face up to an Antarctic blizzard? Are you kempt or unkempt? Find out the curious byways of your character by taking this special Hooting Yard Personality Profile Test!
- The boot is on the other foot. Yes or no?
- Put the following birds in vital order: corncrake, auk, lopwit, bufflehead, shrike.
- Were you to be beset by uncanny rotating things, would you a) gnash your teeth, b) harangue your priest, or c) take on the appearance of a beetle-browed ingrate?
- Who said “the carapace of reason has been submerged in a puddle of confusion”?
- Complete the following series: lascivious, vain, obtuse, preening, splenetic, mud-splattered….
- If you had a bed of straw, would you lie in it?
- Let us assume you have been elected Pope. Would you be a Pius or a Gregory? Justify your answer with reference to incredibly arcane theological disputes best consigned to the dustbin of history.
Send your answers to Doctor Fang at Hooting Yard.


| (<:) [Type] | s <: t is a short-cut for is_subtype_of s t
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| equal [Value] |
Checks whether two values are equal (this looks for equivalence modulo eta-conversion on variable indices)
|
F | |
| foreigns [Type] | foreigns t returns all the type variables appearing in t .
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| free_vars [Type] | free_vars t returns all the free variables of type t .
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| free_vars [Value] | free_vars v returns the free variables inside v .
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I | |
| is_mutable [Type] | is_mutable t checks whether t contains a mutable field
|
| is_subtype_of [Type] | is_subtype_of s t checks whether s is a sub-type of t .
|
O | |
| of_string [Type] | of_string str returns the type t corresponding to the pretty-printed string str .
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| of_string [Value] | of_string str returns the value which had been pretty-printed to str .
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S | |
| string_of_last_type_error [Type] |
Returns the more recent failing sub-type relation tested by
(<:) or is_subtype_of
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T | |
| to_string [Type] | to_string t pretty-prints the type t
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| to_string [Value] | to_string v pretty-prints the value v
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U | |
| unroll [Type] | unroll env t replaces every type appearing in t by its type value defined in env .
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codebook
The codebook function is a user-friendly tool designed to create informative summaries, known as codebooks, for data frames in R. It enables R users to explore and understand their datasets more easily. By providing essential details about the variables in a dataset, such as names, types, missing values, completeness, uniqueness, and variable labels (if available), the function empowers users to gain insights and make informed decisions during data analysis.
The codebook function in the mStats package is a valuable resource for generating user-friendly codebooks in R. This vignette will guide you through the process of using the codebook function to explore and summarize your datasets effectively, even if you’re not an expert in R programming.
To get started, make sure you have the mStats package installed and loaded in your R environment. If you haven’t done so already, you can install the package using the following command:
# install.packages("mStats")
library(mStats)
#>
#> Attaching package: 'mStats'
#> The following objects are masked from 'package:base':
#>
#> append, cut
library(labelled)
Once the package is ready, you can begin using the codebook function. This function requires only one input, which is the data frame you want to create a codebook for. Here’s an example to help you understand how to use the function:
# Generate a codebook for the 'iris' dataset
codebook(iris)
#> $ dataset: iris
#> $ Row: 150
#> $ Col: 5
#> name type miss complete unique label
#> 1 Sepal.Length <dbl> 0 1.00 35
#> 2 Sepal.Width <dbl> 0 1.00 23
#> 3 Petal.Length <dbl> 0 1.00 43
#> 4 Petal.Width <dbl> 0 1.00 22
#> 5 Species <fct> 0 1.00 3
# Label their variables
::var_label(iris) <- c(
labelled"sepal length", "sepal width", "petal length",
"petal width", "species"
)
# Generate codebook again
codebook(iris)
#> $ dataset: iris
#> $ Row: 150
#> $ Col: 5
#> name type miss complete unique label
#> 1 Sepal.Length <dbl> 0 1.00 35 sepal length
#> 2 Sepal.Width <dbl> 0 1.00 23 sepal width
#> 3 Petal.Length <dbl> 0 1.00 43 petal length
#> 4 Petal.Width <dbl> 0 1.00 22 petal width
#> 5 Species <fct> 0 1.00 3 species
Running this code will display a comprehensive codebook for the ‘iris’ dataset, providing useful information about each variable, such as its name, type, missing values, completeness, uniqueness, and variable labels (if available). The codebook will be presented in a neatly organized table format, making it easy for you to analyze and interpret the dataset.
If you’re working with a piped dataset, here’s an example:
# Generate a codebook for a piped dataset
%>% codebook()
mtcars #> $ dataset: <Piped Data>
#> $ Row: 32
#> $ Col: 11
#> name type miss complete unique label
#> 1 mpg <dbl> 0 1.00 25
#> 2 cyl <dbl> 0 1.00 3
#> 3 disp <dbl> 0 1.00 27
#> 4 hp <dbl> 0 1.00 22
#> 5 drat <dbl> 0 1.00 22
#> 6 wt <dbl> 0 1.00 29
#> 7 qsec <dbl> 0 1.00 30
#> 8 vs <dbl> 0 1.00 2
#> 9 am <dbl> 0 1.00 2
#> 10 gear <dbl> 0 1.00 3
#> 11 carb <dbl> 0 1.00 6
The function will recognize the piped data, represented by
.
, and label it as “
Furthermore, the codebook function seamlessly integrates with the labelled package, allowing you to incorporate variable labels into the codebook. If your dataset contains variable labels, the function will automatically include them in the codebook. To ensure proper handling of variable labels, make sure you have installed and loaded the labelled package before using the codebook function.
If you prefer to use the native pipe operator |>, the codebook
function will return the input name instead of “
# Generate a codebook using the native pipe operator
|> codebook()
mtcars #> $ dataset: mtcars
#> $ Row: 32
#> $ Col: 11
#> name type miss complete unique label
#> 1 mpg <dbl> 0 1.00 25
#> 2 cyl <dbl> 0 1.00 3
#> 3 disp <dbl> 0 1.00 27
#> 4 hp <dbl> 0 1.00 22
#> 5 drat <dbl> 0 1.00 22
#> 6 wt <dbl> 0 1.00 29
#> 7 qsec <dbl> 0 1.00 30
#> 8 vs <dbl> 0 1.00 2
#> 9 am <dbl> 0 1.00 2
#> 10 gear <dbl> 0 1.00 3
#> 11 carb <dbl> 0 1.00 6


iOSEnHueco
EnHueco is a technological platform that enables university students to share their schedules and see who is currently free and around so they can join or arrange meetings.
*Temporary development screenshots
EnHueco is a technological platform that enables university students to share their schedules and see who is currently free and around so they can join or arrange meetings.
*Temporary development screenshots


Please see below our current high scorers. If you haven't yet played our game please have do and see if you can make it to the top. If you've already played and can't see your name on here; why not have another go!
| Rank | Username | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jill_456 | 500000 |
| 2 | NB_345 | 94450 |
| 3 | John_Newton | 67000 |
| 4 | Sarah_Parker | 34500 |
| 5 | Mary_Smith567 | 30500 |


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{% block step_title %}Do you know the total market value for these goods across the UK?{% endblock %}
{% block caption %}Figures must be from 2017 and onwards. The more recent, the better. This helps us understand the size of this UK industry.{% endblock %}


7 Days in Science – November 1, 2019
Blocking “Super-highways” Could Prevent the Spread of Cancer
Two new studies describe in detail the mechanism that causes tissues to undergo structural changes. The research indicates that, via the collision of cells, different tissue structures can be formed – this remodeling can in some cases create “super-highways” used by cancer cells to escape to other sites within the body.
Published in: PLOS Computational Biology and Nature Materials
Rodents Driving Cars? Imagine Rat!
Researchers have taught rats how to drive. Yes – you read that correctly. The study investigates how the surrounding environment can affect the ability of rat brains to adapt to complex new tasks, such as driving.
Published in: Behavioural Brain Research
Elbow Features Help Forensic Investigators
Researchers have found that features of the elbow can help them to accurately estimate the sex of skeletons.
Published in: Journal of Forensic Sciences
A Blood Test Can Predict Brain Cancer Prognosis
A blood test that measures the amount of cell-free DNA (cfDNA) in the bloodstream, called a liquid biopsy, correlates with how patients will progress after they are diagnosed with glioblastoma.
Published in: Clinical Cancer Research,
Milk From Teeth: Dental Stem Cells Can Generate Milk-Producing Cells
According to a new study from researchers at the University of Zurich, dental epithelial stem cells from mice can generate mammary ducts and even milk-producing cells when transplanted into mammary glands.
 This was one of the key findings when I recently decided to explore the growing trend of "epigenetic wellness", and put my own DNA to the test.
Cell lines with an extended or “immortal” lifetime exist to avoid having to extract them repeatedly from fresh tissues. While this has undoubtedly propelled forward the use of cell culture within biomedical science, it also comes with drawbacks that are often blissfully or wilfully ignored. These drawbacks may have been tolerated so far – but as cellular assays get ever closer to impacting the patient, is it still acceptable to “turn a blind eye”?
Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse Using Maths
Breast Cancer Cell
False-colored scanning electron micrograph of a single breast cancer cell from a cultured cell line.
The ruffles visible on the surface of the cell are blebs, local bulges which form in the plasma membrane when it temporarily detaches from the underlying cytoskeleton. Cell blebbing is important for a variety of cellular processes including cell movement and cell division.
Credit: Anne Weston, Francis Crick Institute via the Wellcome Collection


Redux (W15D1) - Learning Objectives
Redux
- Describe the Redux data cycle
- Describe the role of the store in the Redux architecture
- Explain what a reducer is
- Use the
createStore
method to create an instance of a Redux store
- Use the
store.dispatch
method to dispatch an action to trigger a state update
- Use the
store.subscribe
method to listen for state updates
- Use the
store.getState
method to get the current state
- Use a
switch
statement within a reducer function to handle multiple action types
- Describe why it’s important for a reducer to avoid mutating the current state when creating the next state
- Write an action creator function to facilitate in the creation of action objects
- Use constants to define action types to prevent simple typos in action type string literals


Seattle based, independant soaping company that focus' on small, handmade batchs of bar soap using simple and easy ingradiants. "Use good ingredants and use them well"


Another word I use too much here: wow! I got the album now and this is a sound experience. It’s not only music but a wall of sound, diverse and challenging. It’s like they dug deep into the possibilities of what instruments can do these days, creating a new set of noise with a twist that might sound like trash to some and music to the ears of others. The concert on the 6th of October will be loud, no doubt about it. And it will be a challenge for the sound technicians. This is definitely not an album for everyone, but I like it, as you might have found out by now. It’s different. Once again, Living Colour is pushing the boundaries with Colleidoscope. I bow before you guys!
The Global Richlist
Ok, this is thought provoking: Global Rich List. Try entereing your salary and see where you are at! Revealing.
25 Innovators
Check out this CRN story, a special report about 25 Innovators.
Netscan
I just found the MSR Netscan - Usenet Social Accounting Search Engine (done by Marc Smith) via Dan Gilmor’s post about eBay’s privacy debacle. Read the discussion by the way, great stuff.
Where Is the Any Key?
Finally, the question that plagued us all has been answered. Compaq has taken the leap and put it into their FAQ. The Answer! If this was a joke or not is unclear and in general I am not sure if it wasn’t and there is a real need for that. If you can remove 3 hours of support calls per year with this, then you already saved a few hundred $ not factoring in opportunity costs.
RSS 2 HTML
I am starting to get interested in XSL, which can be used to format the output of XML files. Since I started moving over to MovableType interested readers could stay up to date with the help of an RSS reader an my RSS feed. Up till now, looking at this feed in a browser was horror, as it sent the output as plain XML. Now, with the help of XSL, you can look at the file being displayed just fine within your browser. I found out about this via Lockergnome’s RSS Resource and Russel Beatie’s site, where he talks about finding the system.
Now if I wanted to go all out there I would move my entire site to XML and XSL. Probably very much overkill for a simple site like mine, but for a bigger web site… interesting. You can then start to decouple everything. Push out content via XML, display it for different readers via XSL. You could potentially let people kind of surf with Acrobat or their Cell Phone or their Browser or simply fax it out in a readable fashion. You can make content available behind the scenes and only then get the designers to work on the layout and looks of it. Interesting to say the least.
KMI at the OU
I am studying for an MBA at the OUBS, part of the Open University and I just found out that they have a Knowledge Media Institute with some interesting projects. Sadly WebOnto does not seem to work at the moment, but Meet-O-Matic looks interesting too. Or check out BuddySpace or Apollo.
 This time it is because of the new Living Colour Album. Provided I’d live in the USA, I could go here to Amazon.com, order the Album and get instant access to a streaming version. Not available for international customers.
The album is already rank 231 in Germany though, which is nice.
For the Conspiracy Theorist
Well now. For all those of you still wondering what happened on 9/11, check the 9/11 timeline. It’s a huge timeline of what happened when, where, with whom, to whom, against what, … huge. And it seems to be a simple list of facts, maybe collected with a bias but proved (more or less) by quoting several sources.
And while we are at it. Remember Bowling for Columbine? Well, "The truth about Bowling for Columbine" is the rebuttel of several of the points made in the movie and some examples of what might even be called lies in their own right. In many instances it’s not really lies though but creative use of source material. Still very interesting though.
Against Budgeting
HBS Working Knowledge is argueing against budgeting.
Why doesn’t the budget process work? Read what experts say about not only changing your budgeting process, but whether your company should dispense with budgets entirely.


http://www.visitrochester.com/
According to this site: "We [the city of Rochester] are the third largest urban area in New York State, and, in 1990 we were one of ten communities in the nation to receive the All-American-City award as a great place to live." In the past 15 years corporate juggernauts like Kodak, Xerox, and Bausch and Lomb have diminished in the area. Their buildings still scrape our skyline and leave hope that they will learn to compete in a global market place. Kodak, the largest corporate entity in Rochester, has cut thousands of jobs here leaving a LOT of people unemployed. Still, I like the area. Its not so big that we have bumper to bumper traffic every morning, but it is big enough to bring commercial and cultural interests to town.


Provides an interface to 'Mapzen'-based APIs (including geocode.earth, Nextzen, and NYC GeoSearch) for geographic search and geocoding, isochrone calculation, and vector data to draw map tiles. See <https://mapzen.com/documentation/> for more information. The original Mapzen has gone out of business, but 'rmapzen' can be set up to work with any provider who implements the Mapzen API.
| Version: | 0.4.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10) |
| Imports: | tibble, httr, jsonlite, maps, dplyr, assertthat, geojsonio, tidyr, purrr, sp, rgdal, digest, maptools, sf (≥ 0.6-2) |
| Suggests: | testthat, covr, knitr, rmarkdown, rlang |
| Published: | 2018-10-07 |
| Author: | Tarak Shah [aut, cre], Daniel Possenriede [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Tarak Shah <tarak.shah at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/tarakc02/rmapzen/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://tarakc02.github.io/rmapzen/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | rmapzen results |
| Reference manual: | rmapzen.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Introduction to rmapzen |
| Package source: | rmapzen_0.4.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: rmapzen_0.4.1.zip, r-release: rmapzen_0.4.1.zip, r-oldrel: rmapzen_0.4.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: rmapzen_0.4.1.tgz, r-oldrel: rmapzen_0.4.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | rmapzen archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=rmapzen to link to this page.


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When using "gem install [something]
" after installing Mountain Lion, you may encounter this error:
Building native extensions. This could take a while...
ERROR: Error installing rails:
ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension.
…
make: /usr/bin/gcc-4.2: No such file or directory
make: *** [generator.o] Error 1
Apple removed GCC 4.2. We'll just put it back where make expects it to be. First install the package manager Homebrew. Then in Terminal do:
$ brew tap homebrew/dupes
$ brew install apple-gcc42
$ sudo ln -s /usr/local/bin/gcc-4.2 /usr/bin/gcc-4.2
UPDATED: added the brew tap
line. As rathrio notes, for some users the extra step is necessary.


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Peter Thiel, Marc Andreessen, And Marissa Mayer Want To Teach You 'How To ...
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A free course worth checking out.
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A site was set up threatening to release private nude photos of Emma Watson, apparently because she stood up for gender equality. The threats against ...
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How The FiveThirtyEight Senate Forecast Model Works
fivethirtyeight.com
The FiveThirtyEight Senate forecast model launched earlier this month. Right now, it shows Republicans with about a 53 percent chance of picking up ...
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Business of Software 2014: Can you build a business without compromis…
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giffconstable.com
At the beginning of the year, Frank Rimalovski, who runs New York University’s Entrepreneurial Institute, came to me with a challenge. While they ...
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Audio Hack SF
audiohacksf.splashthat.com
Audio Hack SF is a one-day, invite-only hackathon bringing together 100 high-level musicians, music software devs, and music product designers from ...
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Spatch
spatch.co
Mick took his first product from a Princeton dorm-room project to an international, 8-figure revenue-run-rate startup that served millions of ...
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The Innovator's Method: Bringing the Lean Start-up into Your Organization
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Business management magazine, blogs, case studies, articles, books, and webinars from Harvard Business Review, addressing today's topics and ...
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Apple Said to Reap Fees From Banks in New Payment System
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Apple Inc. will reap fees from banks when consumers use an iPhone in place of credit and debit cards for purchases, a deal that gives the handset ...
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On Strategies Deliberate and Emergent: A Corporate Startup Approach ...
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The pace of change in the current business environment is staggering. It has become difficult for monolithic large organizations to keep pace with ...
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Apple Liveblog, September 9, 2014
medium.com
Anil Dash and Paul Ford are live-blogging the Apple Live Event. Updated every few minutes.
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The Center for Advanced Technology & Innovation
view.uschamber.com
Event Agenda - Tuesday, September 9
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Cartoon: Capt. Kirk vs. the internet
www.dailykos.com
Captain Kirk wants you to order a…signed… print …of this cartoon. And Mr. Spock believes it would be logical ...
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What Twitter Followers Tell Us
foundersatwork.posthaven.com
Twitter recently allowed all its users to see data about their followers. I almost tumbled out of my chair when I discovered that mine were 19% ...
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12 More Creative Industry Leaders Join the 2015 SXSW Interactive Festival ...
sxsw.com
Here are 12 more reasons you can't miss SXSW Interactive 2015! The following Featured Speakers are scheduled to impart their wisdom and innovative ...
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What the Economist Doesn't Get About Slavery—And My Book
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Class S2Cell
An S2Cell is an S2Region object that represents a cell.
Unlike S2CellIds, it supports efficient containment and intersection tests. However, it is also a more expensive representation (currently 48 bytes rather than 8).
This class is intended to be copied by value as desired. It uses the default copy constructor and assignment operator, however it is not a "plain old datatype" (POD) because it has virtual functions.
Constructors
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
this
()
|
The default constructor is required in order to use freelists. Cells should otherwise always be constructed explicitly. |
this
(id)
|
An S2Cell always corresponds to a particular S2CellId. The other constructors are just convenience methods. |
this
(p)
|
Convenience constructors. The S2LatLng must be normalized. |
Methods
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
approxArea
()
|
Returns the approximate area of this cell in steradians. This method is accurate to within 3% percent for all cell sizes and accurate to within 0.1% for cells at level 5 or higher (i.e. squares 350km to a side or smaller on the Earth's surface). It is moderately cheap to compute. |
averageArea
(level)
|
Returns the average area for cells at the given level. |
averageArea
()
|
Returns the average area of cells at this level in steradians. This is accurate to within a factor of 1.7 (for S2_QUADRATIC_PROJECTION) and is extremely cheap to compute. |
clone
()
|
|
contains
(p)
|
Returns true if the cell contains the given point "p". Note that unlike S2Loop/S2Polygon, S2Cells are considered to be closed sets. This means that points along an S2Cell edge (or at a vertex) belong to the adjacent cell(s) as well. |
decode
(decoder)
|
Decodes an S2Cell encoded with Encode(). Returns true on success. |
encode
(encoder)
|
Appends a serialized representation of the S2Cell to "encoder". |
exactArea
()
|
Returns the area of this cell as accurately as possible. This method is more expensive but it is accurate to 6 digits of precision even for leaf cells (whose area is approximately 1e-18). |
fromFace
(face)
|
Returns the cell corresponding to the given S2 cube face. |
fromFacePosLevel
(face, pos, level)
|
Returns a cell given its face (range 0..5), Hilbert curve position within that face (an unsigned integer with S2CellId::kPosBits bits), and level (range 0..kMaxLevel). The given position will be modified to correspond to the Hilbert curve position at the center of the returned cell. This is a static function rather than a constructor in order to indicate what the arguments represent. |
getBoundaryDistance
(target)
|
Returns the distance from the cell boundary to the given point. |
getBoundUV
()
|
Returns the bounds of this cell in (u,v)-space. |
getCenter
()
|
Returns the direction vector corresponding to the center in (s,t)-space of the given cell. This is the point at which the cell is divided into four subcells; it is not necessarily the centroid of the cell in (u,v)-space or (x,y,z)-space. The point returned by GetCenterRaw is not necessarily unit length. |
getDistance
(target)
|
Returns the distance from the cell to the given point. Returns zero if the point is inside the cell. |
getDistance
(a, b)
|
Returns the minimum distance from the cell to the given edge AB. Returns zero if the edge intersects the cell interior. |
getDistance
(target)
|
Returns the distance from the cell to the given cell. Returns zero if one cell contains the other. |
getEdge
(k)
|
Returns the inward-facing normal of the great circle passing through the edge from vertex k to vertex k+1 (mod 4). The normals returned by GetEdgeRaw are not necessarily unit length. For convenience, the argument is reduced modulo 4 to the range [0..3]. |
getMaxDistance
(target)
|
Returns the maximum distance from the cell (including its interior) to the given point. |
getMaxDistance
(a, b)
|
Returns the maximum distance from the cell (including its interior) to the given edge AB. |
getMaxDistance
(target)
|
Returns the maximum distance from the cell (including its interior) to the given target cell. |
getSizeIJ
()
|
These are equivalent to the S2CellId methods, but have a more efficient implementation since the level has been precomputed. |
getVertex
(k)
|
Returns the k-th vertex of the cell (k = 0,1,2,3). Vertices are returned in CCW order (lower left, lower right, upper right, upper left in the UV plane). The points returned by GetVertexRaw are not normalized. For convenience, the argument is reduced modulo 4 to the range [0..3]. |
opEquals
(y)
|
|
subdivide
(children)
|
Divides the S2Cell into its four children. |
clone
()
|
Returns a deep copy of the region. |
contains
(p)
|
Returns true if and only if the given point is contained by the region. The point 'p' is generally required to be unit length, although some subtypes may relax this restriction. |
contains
(cell)
|
Returns true if the region completely contains the given cell, otherwise returns false. |
getCapBound
()
|
Returns a bounding spherical cap that contains the region. The bound may not be tight. |
getCellUnionBound
(cellIds)
|
Returns a small collection of S2CellIds whose union covers the region. The cells are not sorted, may have redundancies (such as cells that contain other cells), and may cover much more area than necessary. |
getRectBound
()
|
Returns a bounding latitude-longitude rectangle that contains the region. The bound may not be tight. |
mayIntersect
(cell)
|
If this method returns false, the region does not intersect the given cell. Otherwise, either region intersects the cell, or the intersection relationship could not be determined. |


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Calculate and visualise the profitability of crops in Stardew Valley
Day
Season
Spring
Summer
Fall
Winter
Year
Show profit as
Minimum
Average
Expenses
Pay for seeds
Location
Farm
Greenhouse
Farming level
Professions
Tiller
(Crops worth 10% more)
Agriculturist
(All crops grow 10% faster)
Fertilizer
None
Basic Fertilizer
Quality Fertilizer
Speed-Gro
Deluxe Speed-Gro
Seed sources
Pierre's
General Store
JojaMart
Oasis
Traveling Cart
Settings
Crop
Profit per Day
Days to Grow
Harvests
Yield
Sell Price
Seed Price
Profit
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Slick & Spatial
This template demonstrates how
Slick 2.x can be enhanced with features for spatial search.
This document describes what is necessary to set up a database with spatial features enabled and use
JTS on
top of that for calculation. Both features incorporated into a play/scala application
Set up the database
Consider the following scenario:
You want to store boroughs with a shape (most likely a polygon) natively in your database. You could do the
following:
CREATE TABLE shapes (
id bigint(20) NOT NULL,
borough_name varchar(255) NOT NULL,
shape BLOB NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (id)
);
with
shape
being your column for that ploygon data. This would leave the marshalling and unmarshalling
of
the BLOB to the user of the table. That's very inconvenient.
Enter Spatial
Now there are lots of databases that support geographical data like polygons - the most famous being PostgreSQL. But
there are others as well like Mysql and Oracle. The spatial feature provides the datatype
geometry
. So
your table definition could look like:
CREATE TABLE shapes (
id bigint(20) NOT NULL,
borough_name varchar(255) NOT NULL,
shape geometry NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (id)
);
Now it's easy for the consumer of the table to interpret the
shape
column.
Enable Spatial
In this project we're using H2 as an in-memory-database. H2 supports spatial. To enable we depend on
libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
"com.vividsolutions" % "jts" % "1.13",
"org.orbisgis" % "h2spatial-ext" % "1.2.2"
)
and put a snippet into our evolution scripts:
CREATE ALIAS IF NOT EXISTS SPATIAL_INIT FOR
"org.h2gis.h2spatialext.CreateSpatialExtension.initSpatialExtension";
CALL SPATIAL_INIT();
Bootstrapping the Database
Let's have a look at how we can now load data into our database. We have a file with entries like these:
1
Adlershof
POLYGON ((52.431486129761 13.563772201538, [...], 52.431486129761 13.563772201538))
The last line is essentially our shape. We can store this including its semantics as well known text. Well
known text a concept taken from JTS.
Now let's store the values:
val stmt = c.prepareStatement("INSERT INTO SHAPES (id, borough_name, shape) VALUES (?, ?, ?);")
stmt.setInt(1, id.toInt)
stmt.setString(2, boroughName)
stmt.setWKT(3, wkt)
stmt.execute()
Querying Spatial Database
Query our database using spatial feature is pretty easy.
val sql = "select borough_name from shapes where ST_Contains(shape, ?)"
val stmt = c.prepareStatement(sql)
stmt.setWKT(1, wkt)
val resultSet = stmt.executeQuery()
You prepare a statement and use a user given geometry in the format of well known text as parameter for querying.
In this case you check whether the given geometry is contained within any stored borough.
Adding spatial features to sql statements
Have a look at the class
WKTHelper
. You'll find the necessary conversion there.
implicit class WKTPreparedStatement(val stmt: PreparedStatement) {
def setWKT(parameterIndex: Int, wkt: String) = stmt.setBytes(parameterIndex, wkt.toWKB)
}
Testing the application
You can start the application and open a browser on port 9000. We have prepared a test page with borough data
of Berlin for you. Have fun querying!
Caveats
-
This version of
jts
does not seem to work natively with the reactive streams
of
slick >= 3.0.0. Instead of geometry
objects. The library functions of jts
are called with streams.
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This demo showcases the use of JTS with H2. If you want to use another database the SQL queries may be different.
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This is a simple demonstration of how the TimeZoneNames library can be used to create a two-dropdown time zone picker. See the source code for implementation details.
The language would usually be set elsewhere, such as in user profile. The threshold would usually be set in code, depending on scenario.
These fields combined make up the control, and should be kept together.
The select time zone identifier is:
Curent Time: