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I'd like implement a [user_command]
which adds a definition to the environment at the place where the [user_command]
is executed. Of course, there is environment.add
, but I have to build a declaration
and in particular pass a name
. This won't act the same way as writing def blah : type = foo ...
on that line because the latter will have a "full name" me.my_namespace.blah
if this all goes on inside namespace me.my_namespace
. Is there a way to fix this: either to get the current namespace, or to make a declaration as if it happened using a def
?
:four_leaf_clover:
there is a command get_current_definition
that tells you the name of the currently elaborating definition, from which you can derive the namespaces, but it doesn't work in a user command
@Mario Carneiro Hallelujah! According to the source code (see src/library/tactic/tactic_state.cpp
), it turns out that the first element returned by open_namespaces
is always the namespace of the current line, as long as you're in a command! WHOOP WHOOP
*as long as youre being run in some namespace, but of course there is a hack to check if this is the case...
This will probably all break again in :four_leaf_clover:, but I guess we'll cope. :-)
Ok I was wrong again because my "easy hack" to check you're in the default namespace doesn't work and I can't fix it. But, I just discovered with_input command_like
in the lean.parser
monad. It's a backdoor into.... everything! So I can just emit def blah : type = blah
from the command!
---no silly hack required!
oooh... can we add rfl
lemmas from commands using this??
Yes, you can do anything
It saves the current parser state, then literally hands a string to the parser as if it was the next line of the file, then restores it
@Scott Morrison
Ill cook up a demo
I've been wanting to do that for a while; I have lots of boilerplate rfl
lemmas that just repeat a structure field.
I do wonder whether this is a good idea, considering :four_leaf_clover:, but I'm still tempted.
when it comes time we could always turn on printing what the command outputs and go and replace them with their content
or every write a script to if there are lots
what needs to go in and what needs to come out?
Here's a prototypical example:
def equivalence_inverse (F : C ⥤ D) [full F] [faithful F] [ess_surj F] : D ⥤ C := { obj := λ X, F.obj_preimage X, map' := λ X Y f, F.preimage ((F.fun_obj_preimage_iso X).hom ≫ f ≫ (F.fun_obj_preimage_iso Y).inv), map_id' := λ X, begin apply F.injectivity, obviously, end, map_comp' := λ X Y Z f g, begin apply F.injectivity, obviously, end }. -- FIXME pure boilerplate... @[simp] private lemma equivalence_inverse_map (F : C ⥤ D) [full F] [faithful F] [ess_surj F] {X Y : D} (f : X ⟶ Y) : (equivalence_inverse F).map f = F.preimage ((F.fun_obj_preimage_iso X).hom ≫ f ≫ (F.fun_obj_preimage_iso Y).inv) := rfl.
I would like to write: generate_rfl_lemma equivalence_inverse map
@Scott Morrison ok I think I can do that, just sorry, who is getting rid of the primes on (e.g.) map'
? I've always wondered
Yeah, that's a real hack. Unfortunately sometimes it's necessary to state something, and then restate it. (e.g. to clean up the mess that autoparam leaves, or to restate something using a coercion that can only be introduced later).
The "convention" is now to at first name the declaration with a prime at the end of the name, and then to remove it for the "real" declaration.
The restate_axiom
user command does this.
If it's not given an explicit new name, it inspects the old name, removes a prime if it finds one, and otherwise adds "_lemma".
And so you have to prove that what is generated is actually equal to what was there originally all the time?
Also, sorry going to cook it up now, just writing library functions and testing they work
The only quirk is that when there is an attribute error, the red line appears on the first line of the file.... But I think there is a way to fix that maybe
but we also have a command suggestion category_theory
now
I don't even think we need my thing to do this actually Scott, since we could always just put the lemma in the same namespace as wherever the parameter (e.g. equivalence_inverse
) lives
I think I should talk to you more about what exactly it should do, since it seems hard to decide whether for example {X Y : D}
in the above example should have curly brackets instead of parentheses.
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| IFXRESULT IFXAPI | QueryForSpatialSet (const IFXFrustum *pFrustum, SPATIALINSTANCE_LIST *&rpOpaque, SPATIALINSTANCE_LIST *&rpTranslucent, F32 &ruOutNearClipPlane, F32 &ruOutFarClipPlane) |
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| IFXINLINE Visibility | CheckOctantAgainstFrustum (const IFXVector4 &, const IFXRay *, const U32, U32 *nodeMask) |
| IFXINLINE Visibility | CheckSpatialAgainstFrustum (IFXSpatial *, U32 Instance, const IFXRay *, const U32, const U32 *nodeMask) const |
| void | CullNode (const COctreeNode *q, const IFXRay *pFrustum, const U32 uInNumberOfPlanes, Visibility vis) |
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| void | DoLightAssociations (SPATIALINSTANCE_LIST *pOpaque, U32 uSpatialStart, U32 uSpatialEnd, U32 uChildIndexStart, U32 uChildIndexEnd) |
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| U32 | m_uNodeMask [MAX_CLIP_PLANES+1] |
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| U32 | m_uDirLightCnt |
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| rpOutOpaqueAssociations | A reference to an array of IFXSpatialAssociation structures to contain the spatials with type IFXSpatial::eType::OPAQUE_MODEL. If the pointer is NULL the array is allocated, additionally if it is not large enough to contain the result, it is reallocated. The lifetime of the structure is the responsability of the caller. |
| ruOutNumberOfOpaqueAssociations | A reference to a U32 to contain the number of opaque associations in the rpOutOpaqueAssociations array. |
| rpOutTranslucentAssociations | A reference to an array of IFXSpatialAssociation structures to contain the spatials with type IFXSpatial::eType::TRANSLUCENT_MODEL. If the pointer is NULL the array is allocated, additionally if it is not large enough to contain the result, it is reallocated. The lifetime of the structure is the responsibility of the caller. |
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This interface is what all chat channels must adhere to. |
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This interface is for ChatLocus objects that also have
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This interface represents any chat object that has an a name
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This interface encapsulates a user identity, generally a particular
userid on a particular chat system. |
| ChatLocus |
This interface represents any locus of users, including a chat identity, a
channel on a chat system, and a user on a chat system. |
| ChatSystem |
This interface is what all chat systems must adhere to. |
| ChatSystemFactory |
This interface is for objects which can spew forth
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| ChatSystemTemplate |
This is the interface that all templates for ChatSystem
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A phenoptrReports
analysis aggregates cell phenotypes and marker expression for each slide and tissue category in an experiment. An analysis can aggregate phenoype counts, density, mean expression and H-Score.
There are three parts to creating an analysis:
The primary source data for the analysis report is a consolidated data file created by the Consolidate and summarize app.
If you have only one merge file, from a single inForm project, you should still use Consolidate and summarize to convert the file to the format used by the analysis report.
Choose “Analyze consolidated data” from the RStudio Addins menu to open the analysis app.
The first tab in the analysis app is Files. Use this tab to select the input files and output directory for your analysis.
First, click the first Browse… button to select the consolidated data file created in the consolidation app. This is the most important input file and the only one that is required.
Next, click the second Browse… button. Select a directory to contain the results of the analysis.
To include cell densities in the analysis, click the third Browse… button and select a merged summary cell seg data file. The summary cell seg file includes information about tissue category area which is needed by the density calculation.
If your analysis includes H-Score, click the last Browse… button to select a score data file. The analysis will use the thresholds and markers in the score file to compute H-Score for each slide in the experiment.
The second tab in the analysis app is Analysis. It contains sections where you select tissue categories, phenotypes, and markers of interest.
The Slide IDs in your data file may contain prefix information that is not wanted in the final report. Any text you enter here will be removed from the start of the Slide IDs. The text can be either an exact match or a regular expression. Exact matches will match from the start of the Slide ID. Regular expressions will match anywhere in the Slide ID; to match only from the start, start the regular expression with ^
.
Leave this field blank to use the existing Slide IDs unchanged.
In this section you define the phenotypes and markers of interest. Every phenotype defined in this section will be included in the Cell Counts, Cell Percents and Cell Density sections of the final report. Phenotypes for which you select an expression marker will also be included in the Mean Expression section of the report.
The available phenotypes are shown at the top of the section. These are the phenotype names you can use in your phenotype definitions.
In the “Phenotype” box, enter the definition of a phenotype of interest. You can enter a single or multiple phenotype.
To analyze a single phenotype, enter the phenotype name with a + or -, for example CD3+ or CD8-.
To analyze a multiple phenotype, combine individual phenotype definitions with slash (/) or comma (,). Combine with a slash to define double positive phenotypes, for example CD3+/CD8+. Combine with a comma to allow either phenotype, for example CD68+,CD163+.
To compute mean expression of a marker for a phenotype, select the marker of interest in the Expression drop-down.
To compute expression of multiple markers for a single phenotype, add a duplicate phenotype with the second marker selected. To compute expression of a marker for all cells, enter “Total Cells” as the phenotype.
If you selected a score summary file in the Files tab, the phenotype selections will include a “Score” checkbox. If this is checked, the generated report will include H-Score for the selected phenotype in addition to the H-Score for all cells.
In this section, select the types of spatial analysis to include.
Include nearest neighbor summary If this is selected, the generated report will include a table summarizing nearest neighbor distances between every pair of phenotypes and heatmap visualizations of the mean distances.
Include “count within radius” summary If this is selected, the generated report will include a table summarizing, for each pair of phenotypes, the number of cells of a phenotype having a cell of a second phenotype within a specified radius. Enter the radius or radii of interest in the text field.
Save nearest neighbor / count within details
nearest_neighbors.txt
file containing, for each cell, the distance to the nearest cell of each phenotype and the cell ID of the cell.count_within.txt
file containing, for each cell, the count of cells within the specified radii.The final tab in the analysis app is the Run tab. Click “Create Report” to run the displayed R script to create the final reports. Wait for the script to run; when it is finished, the app will close.
The script computes aggregated statistics, writes them to an Excel workbook, and creates visualizations of the results in a Word document. The R script is saved in the output directory and may be inspected, modified or re-run if needed.


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title: simple exclusion filters
date: '2009-12-08T17:35:00.002-07:00'
author: Jay Swan
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blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5029689981158113588.post-5667920424984028273
blogger_orig_url: http://unroutable.blogspot.com/2009/12/simple-exclusion-filters.html
---
I use these constantly (and many others, but these come first to mind):
display only interfaces with assigned IP addresses:
sh ip int b | e una
display only active switch interfaces:
sh int status | e not
display CDP neighbors, except phones:
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Five youths charged after fireworks set off on busy Glasgow street
The fireworks were lit yards from the Co-Op store on Pollokshaws Road, in the Shawlands area of Glasgow, on Thursday night.
by Lynn LoveFive people have been charged after fireworks were set off on a busy Glasgow street.
Panicked shoppers ran for cover after the fireworks were lit yards from the Co-Op store on Pollokshaws Road on Thursday night.
Police have now arrested five people, including two boys aged between 12 and 14.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "Five people have been charged following reports of fireworks being thrown in the Pollokshaws Road area of Glasgow on Thursday 31 October 2019.
"Two boys, aged 12 and 14, were charged and a report will be sent to the Children's Reporter. A 17-year-old man will appear at court at a later date and a report will be submitted to the Procurator Fiscal.
"Two men, aged 17 and 19, were arrested and charged. They are due to appear at Glasgow Sheriff Court today."


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Raikkonen yet to study new rules for 2021
Kimi Raikkonen says he isn't sure he will still be in Formula 1 in 2021.
by GMM F1At 40, the Finn - who has had a disappointing last part of the 2019 season with Alfa Romeo - admitted he never imagined that his F1 career would last so long.
"Definitely not," he told Brazil's Globo.
"I spent a few years out of Formula 1 doing rallying and other things, and without that I wouldn't be here for sure. It was nice to do other things for a while.
"When I started in 2001 I never thought I would still be here in 2019, but that's how it ended up, and that's fine," the 2007 world champion added.
Raikkonen is all signed up for 2020, but his trainer Mark Arnall admitted at the weekend that the former Ferrari driver is "frustrated" with his current results.
But Kimi himself says he is at least still enjoying the driving part of Formula 1.
"I was never a big fan of the other stuff," he said.
"Most of the time you are at airports, on planes, travelling. It's good that the year is over, because so much time on planes is boring eventually.
"Obviously this is the boring part of it, all the interviews and the other things. I'm just interested in driving and racing," Raikkonen added.
As for 2021, the 40-year-old said he is yet to even look at the new rules for 2021, let alone think about whether he wants to sign a new deal.
"Honestly I haven't looked at them. People ask me, and I hear people comment, but I haven't seen them (the rules) yet," said Raikkonen.
"I saw a picture of a car, but it's still a year, a year and a half to go. I don't know if I'll drive one of those cars."
So with a title, 21 wins and over 100 podiums under his belt, Raikkonen was asked if he has any more goals he wants to achieve in F1.
"Just to do the best I can. That's all I'm interested in," he said.
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Overview
This website provides materials covered during the Data Scraping course, Summer 2017. The course is taught by Hrant Davtyan as an elective course available to 1st year MS Economics students at the American University of Armenia (AUA).
Toolbox
During the course students will learn and use several tools necessary for completing a Data Scraping project as listed below:
- Sublime Text Editor - A simple yet powerful (user friendly interface + amazing performance) text editor. During the course Sublime will be used for creating and editing HTML, CSS, XML and JSON documents.
- Selector Gadget - A google chrome extension that helps to easily discover CSS selectors for the elements on the webpage.
- JSON formatter - A google chrome extension which makes the JSON representation indented and highlighted (when viewed directly inside the browser).
- Regex search - Another chrome extension which provides the opportunity of running a search on the webpage using regular extensions directly inside the borwser.
- Online regex tester - an online tool for testing a regular expression on a sample text typed by the user. Also provides quick reference sheet and interactive explanation of the expression being tested.
- Anaconda Python 2.7 - Python powered open data science platform, which comes toegther with Jupyter notebooks, Spider IDE and some of the most popular Python libraries preinstalled. During the course several python packages will be used. The list of packages (including thsoe preinstalled by Anaconda) is available below.
Required packages
- requests
- re
- lxml
- html5lib
- beautifulsoup
- scrapy
- selenium
- numpy
- pandas
- sklearn
- statsmodels
- pandas-datareader
- python-linkedin
- markovbot
- googlemaps
- pafy
- Quandl
The packages json, csv, time and urllib2 are also required, yet they come preinstalled with Python 2.7.
Installation
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Beware! These habits can ruin even the happiest marriage
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMNo matter how happy married couples may appear, it is not uncommon for even the most ‘perfect’ couple to head for divorce. It is not easy for two people, who were head-over-heels in love with each other, to end a relationship. But somewhere along the way, they realise it is better to head separate ways than to stay together. Sometimes there are irreconcilable reasons behind their decision and at times there are things which the couple could have easily mended to save a marriage. Here are some seemingly harmless habits that can become the bone of contention between partners and avoiding these can make a marriage stronger.
Not addressing important issues
When there are problems in a relationship, it’s always best to address the issues as soon as possible. But many prefer to choose the easy way out by not addressing the elephant in the room. Reason? The classic fight or flight syndrome and they keep staying away from the problem till it grows out of proportion. By the time the fight starts, it’s too late.
Pulling up old guns in new arguments
We all do that, don’t we? Bringing up old issues, which adds fuel to a fight. This is a habit that should be avoided at all costs. When a partner keeps harping on old issues, it’s not only irritating but can be very infuriating—if you cannot handle your past, how do you plan to manage the present and the future?
 Call up a friend or family and cry one’s heart out. Sometimes a person may speak in a mean-spirited way about a partner when the person is not around without even realising it. Trust us, sometimes words can be the sharpest weapon that can bleed a relationship to death.
Comparing your spouse with your ex-partner
Sometimes you don’t need to say things out loud—for instance, although no one will admit it, but it is not uncommon to compare a current partner with a former and make little mental notes about it. This habit, which not only hampers a person from appreciating the present, can kill a marriage over time.
Not respecting personal space of a partner
There is a thin line separating a caring partner from an obsessive lover. After marriage, a lot of people start behaving like a ‘guardian’, especially men. They try to keep a tab on their partners’ activities and some don’t even think twice before checking each other’s phones and emails. Everyone needs a little privacy and such behaviour of a partner can be very frustrating.


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Hi,
what is the best way of gathering how much power I pull from the grid.
As my http://emoncms.org/dodegkr/electrical shows the two pv's covering some grid use but how do i know how much use is grid pulled in a total i.e kWh
or does the grid CT show only consumed in the kwhd log ?
Fantastic work btw, its amazing to see how we consume with the kettle going on etc etc.
Dave
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Is it possible to tell what is pulled from the grid in kwh/d?
The power feed shows the negatives in the graph but for example the grid kwh/d reading shows a negative number if the pv generation is higher, this doesnt help as you have to do mental arithmetic to work out the difference between pv & grid.
Is there a simple way to only include the positives in the kwh/d numbers so the negatives are not included.
I might not make sense, if so let me know and I will post a video !
Dave
Re: Grid Usage
You need to look at the arithmetic available in emoncms - click the spanner on the Inputs page and there you'll see in the drop-down in the Process column all the available operators. "Allow positive" is one of the ones you need, and "+ input" or "- input". Not knowing what is what in your feeds means I can't be any more specific. You might need to get a bit inventive here.
Re: Grid Usage
Hi Robert,
The Feed 'power' is the CT clamp log to feed.
When the PV is generating it goes negative so the kwh/d is not true of what I pull from the grid.
I have attached a couple of screen shots.
Re: Grid Usage
dod,
Your total consumption is simply the difference between your PV generation and your line connected reading. So, in your case your total consumption would be PV1+ PV2 + Load, or TotalPV + Load.  At night, your PV will simply be zero, and your line value will not have any export, so your consumption will be simply your load (0 W + 100 W or so = 100 W). You can do that math in your input processing and then log to kwh and kwh/d fairly easily.
Dan
Re: Grid Usage
Hi Dan,
I have updated my inputs to hopefully cover it, thanks for the pointers, it makes sense when you get your head around it.
http://emoncms.org/dodegkr
Dave


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Anyone can decrypt the encrypted message using public key (N,e). But only you, as owner of the secret key (N,d), could encrypt the message.
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Arab MK Posters
16 Mar 2015Our last post went into detail about the extremist positions of the MKs running on the Joint Arab List ticket.
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Contains functions developed to combine the results of querying a plasmid database using short-read sequence typing with the results of a blast analysis against the query results.
| Version: | 0.1.6 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.2) |
| Imports: | ape, dplyr, gdata, ggdendro, ggplot2, grid, gridExtra, gtable, htmlwidgets, magrittr, plotly, plyr, RColorBrewer, reshape2, stringr |
| Suggests: | lintr |
| Published: | 2017-01-06 |
| Author: | Adrian Zetner [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Adrian Zetner <adrian.zetner at phac-aspc.gc.ca> |
| License: | Apache License 2.0 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
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Varron wins overall best time in Phoenix Slalom
by Manila Standard SportsFranz Varron of Jemag Racing Team bagged overall and front wheel best time of the day with 47.02 seconds in the recent 10th leg of the RACE Motorsports Club Phoenix Pulse Technology National Slalom Series at NE Pacific Mall Cabanatuan City.
Estefano Rivera, using a borrowed car, placed second with 47.72, while Rod Chang of JAF Racing Team came in third with 48.22.
Leonard Cristoba placed fourth with 48.56, JP Polintan came in fifth with 48.96 and Powee Base of PMMS REnnsport Racing Team ranked sixth with 49.94.
Joseph Ortega got the Rear Wheel Production best time of 52.24.
Meanwhile, Chang brought home the novice best time of 39.23, followed by JP Polintan with 48.96. Leonard Cristobal came in next with 48.56.
The 2019 RACE Motorsports Club Phoenix Pulse Technology National Slalom Series with enhanced power and acceleration is also supported by major sponsors Federal Tyres and 3K Batteries. It is also backed by Starbright Body Kits, Auto Transporter, media partners Stoplight TV, C! Magazine, Mayor Myca Vergara and Eugene Mintu, who provided the Ambulance for the event, and Pacific Mall.
The event was participated in by Tough Gear Racing Team, PMMS Rennsports, JEMAG Racing Team, JAF Racing Team, Pongga Racing Team, Garahe ni Juan and Speedjav,
The 11th leg will be held on Nov. 17 at Robinsons Antipolo, while the 12th and final leg for the year will be on Dec. 7 or 8 in Cabanatuan City.
For details, contact Bing Bang Dulce at<PHONE_NUMBER>7 or like the event’s Facebook page racemotorsportsclub.
Some of the official Results:
Novice Stock Injected: 1st Glen Suba 53.74; 2nd Ivan Limueco 60.82; 3rd Lei Sarmiento 65.46
Novice Stock Carburated: 1st John Carlos Allarde 71.44
Novice Modified A: 1st Lorenz Rivera 51.96; 2nd Carlo de Guzman 52.84; 3rd Glen Suba 53.98; 4th Ivan Limueco 54.26; 5th Marc Varron 54.92; 6th John Carlos Allarde 70.48
Novice Modified B: 1st JP Polintan 48.96; 2nd Leonard Cristobal 49.10; 3rd Rod Chang 52.74
Novice Modified C: 1st Leonard Cristobal 49.18; 2nd Rod Chang 50.04; 3rd JP Polintan 50.92
Novice 1A:
1st Rod Chang 50.08
2nd Neo de Leon 51.86
3rd Glen Suba 53.36
Novice 1B:
1st Rod Chang 48.44
2nd JP Polintan 48.90
3rd Marc Varron 51.98
4th Jon Puno 58.60
5th Alfie Bince 59.16
Novice 1C:
1st Rod Chang 50.70
2nd JP Polintan 50.74
3rd Glen Suba 53.72
Novice 1D:
1st JP Polintan 49.92
Pro Stock B:
1st July Dionson 54.32
Group 2A:
1st Leonard Cristobal 48.92
2nd Neo de Leon 52.30
3rd Niz Nolasco 58.44
Group 2B:
1st Leonard Cristobal 49.02
2nd Keith Cayanan 51.36
3rd Jan Nico Pineda 52.72
4th Jon Puno 56.88
5th Niz Nolasco 59.66
Group 2C:
1st Leonard Cristobal 49.30
2nd Jon Puno 60.82
3rd Niz Nolasco 59.74
PRO-A:
1st Joseph Ortega 52.50
Group 5A:
1st Jan Nico Pineda 52.22
2nd Joseph Ortega 52.74
3rd Powee Base 52.90 Group 5B:
1st Powee Base 49.94
2nd Joseph Ortega 52.24
3rd Jon Puno 58.34
Group 5C:
1st Powee Base 50.02
2nd Jan Nico Pineda 51.00
3rd Joseph Ortega 54.10
Front Wheel Injected:
1st Dominique Sarmiento 62.64
Keith Cayanan DNF
Front Wheel Injected Novice:
1st Lorenz Rivera 50.84
2nd Glen Suba 54.22
Front Wheel Modified:
1st Carlo de Guzman 52.42
2nd Ivan Limueco 55.16
Front Wheel Modified – Novice:
1st Rod Chang 48.22
2nd Leonard Cristobal 48.56
3rd JP Polintan 49.32
Newbies Class:
1st Lei Sarmiento 56.86
2nd Jon Puno 58.04
3rd Niz Nolasco 61.76
Front Wheel PRO Stock A
1st Estefano Rivera 48.02
2nd Powee Base 51.56
Front Wheel PRO Stock B:
1st Franz Varron 47.88
2nd Estefano Rivera 48.48
3rd Powee Base 50.08
Front Wheel PRO Stock C:
1st Franz Varron 47.02
2nd Estefano Rivera 47.52
3rd Powee Base 52.18
Open A:
1st Lorenz Rivera 50.26
Open B:
1st JP Polintan 49.84
2nd Jon Puno 56.00
Open C:
1st July Dionson 56.42
2nd Alfie Bince 59.58
Clubman:
1st Glen Suba 54.48
2nd Lei Sarmiento 59.74
3rd Niz Nolasco 64.28
Ladies Class:
1st Lei Sarmiento 55.46
2nd Niz Nolasco 61.90
JR Class:
1st Lei Sarmiento 62.02
Open Unlimited A:
1st Gab Castro 52.60
2nd July Dionson 55.84
Open Unlimited B;
1st Gab Castro 52.28
2nd July Dionson 55.12
Open Unlimited C:
1st Danivic Malubay 53.66
2nd Niz Nolasco 61.90


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The Lazy module provides mechanisms for defining lazy computations.
=
defn
(Fn [(Ref (Suspended a) b), (Ref (Suspended a) c)] Bool)
(= s s*)
Returns true if the values of suspended computations are equivalent, without
forcing evaluation.
```
(= &(suspend (fn [] (+ 1 2))) &(suspend (fn [] (+ 1 2))))
=> true
(= (force &(suspend (fn [] (+ 1 2)))) &(suspend (fn [] (+ 1 2))))
=> false
```
delay
macro
Macro
(delay f :rest arguments)
Delays the application of `f` to `arguments`, returns a suspended
computation.
If `arguments` exceeds the arity of `f`, only the first n arguments
will be passed to f in the resulting form.
```
(delay inc 1)
=> (suspend (fn [] (inc 1)))
(eval (delay inc 1))
=> (Suspended fn)
```
force
defn
(Fn [(Ref (Suspended a) b)] a)
(force s)
Forces evaluation of a `Suspended` computation, `s`.
After a computation is forced, the resulting value is memoized. Subsequent
calls to `force` will yield the memoized value.
```
(force &(suspend (fn [] (+ 1 2))))
=> 3
```
force=
defn
(Fn [(Ref (Suspended a) b), (Ref (Suspended a) c)] Bool)
(force= s s*)
Forces the evaluation of two suspended computations and returns true if
their values are equivalent
```
(force= &(suspend (fn [] (+ 1 2))) &(suspend (fn [] (+ 1 2))))
=> true
```
lazy
macro
Macro
(lazy body)
Wraps a form `body`, in a thunk, capturing its environment, `body` in a lazy
computation.
```
(lazy (inc 1))
=> (suspend (fn [] (inc 1)))
(eval (lazy (inc 1)))
=> (Suspended fn)
```
suspend
defn
(Fn [(Fn [] a)] (Suspended a))
(suspend f)
Suspends a computation, `f`.
```
(suspend (fn [] (+ 1 2)))
```
yield
defn
(Fn [(Ref (Suspended a) b)] a)
(yield s)
Gets the current memoized value of a lazy computation without evaluating the
computation.
When `yield` is called before evalauating the computation, it returns
`zero`.
```
(yield &(suspend (fn [] (+ 1 2))))
=> 0
```


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Towards capacity building for inclusive development in Africa.
Political Governance
To build capacity of political parties towards promotion of democratic governance
To promote democratic consolidation through developmental governance and inclusive development
To strengthen the capacity of political parties towards policy evaluations
To measure quality of governance in Africa
Economic Governance
To train African trade negotiators at bilateral, regional and multilateral levels.
To strengthen regional economic communities.
To build capacity for trade and industrial policy formulation and implementation at the national level.
To boost the quality of macro-economic governance.
To foster migration and regional integration.
Citizenship and Ethical Leadership
To foster recreation of African identity in the youths.
To rethink the basis of psychosocial interactions.
To create a culture of merit and cooperative engagements among Africans.
To foster imaginations and excellent achievements.
Policy Studies and Evaluation
To conduct policy studies on economic, social and political issues.
To evaluate various policy.
To conduct monitoring and evaluation.
To build capacity for policy and evaluation.
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African School of Governance and Policy Studies:
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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| EventSource interface: existence and properties of interface object | FAIL | FAIL | FAIL | FAIL | FAIL |
| EventSource interface: existence and properties of interface prototype object | FAIL | FAIL | FAIL | FAIL | FAIL |
| Stringification of new EventSource("http://foo") | FAIL | FAIL | FAIL | FAIL | FAIL |


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Anders, the Blading Coach will work with you to improve your skating!
Blading Coach is a venture from Anders Fisher, intending to help people learn to skate(rollerblade) and learn to skate better!
Anders has been skating in some form or other since 1996 and has a dedicated methodical approach to improving his and your skating. His background is aggressive skating and helping others improve their technique, body positioning and confidence in their tricks.
You can email Anders using the form below to organise a session or just find out how you can work together.
Learning doesn't need to stop once you can roll along, or do a grind, or even win competitions, there's always ways to improve your technique or get that extra bit of style into your tricks.
Anders offers coaching for more experienced rollerbladers, during a session he can watch, film, advise and discuss your technique and ways in which you can reach your goals!
By having a focussed skate concentrating of a few key techniques you can really hone your skills and build confidence!
How are those skates feeling? Anders will help you feel more confident and improve your skills whatever level you are at, from those that have never been on skates before to those who want to learn to roll backwards, drop in a ramp of do their first grinds!
Anders has been patiently helping beginners overcome their fears and gain confidence through good technique and understanding for years.
Safety is a very important part of learning to skate, building confidence and getting plenty of skating time in. The following are all part of the process and you'll hear Anders talk about them a great deal!


--- title: Task Launcher layout: component contributors: - name: Mary Kate Reid github: mreid10 - name: Kevin Metelus github: kmetelus ---
The task launcher is an integral part of the modern operating system. It accelerates and aids in the launching of applications and the opening of files. Most modern operating systems come with a native task launcher installed, however third-party task launchers exist as well.
Task Launchers frequently appear as a dock at one of the edges of the screen (in accordance with Fitts' Law), often in the form of unlabeled images. Task Launchers also frequently include a text field, or search box.
Generally implemented as a graphical menu of sorts, the task launcher's primary goal is to allow the user to initiate tasks, most frequently, by launching applications. The secondary goal is to improve the speed in which the user is able to perform such tasks. Task launchers are made to increase efficiency and boost the user's satisfaction. Another goal of task launchers is to improve the learnability of a given operating system. The task launcher, depending on the type may have built in search capabilities that enhance and improve the learnability of the entire system.
During the use of a task launcher, the user is required to click on the image of a desired file or application. Once the text input is received the task launcher performs one of three actions:
1. Opens the desired file
2. Launches the application
3. Responds with a message that states "file/application not found"
The following video demonstrates the use of the Ubuntu task launcher at 00:19.
Some task launchers are a search box, which take a text input, that give either a text response or a task response (i.e. the launching of an application). Others have their own windows and act as applications. Generally, third-party task launchers are more likely to open separate windows than native task launchers. A task launcher's capabilities are susceptible to change as well. Some third-party launchers support workflows as well as web searches and password storage.
The Satisfaction of the user is critical to the task launcher's success. An operating system with a slow task launcher will not be very successful. The user is the most important part of the OS and if the user is unhappy, they may just switch operating systems.
The efficiency and learnability of a task launcher are the most relevant metrics to the satisfaction of the user. The efficiency ensures that the users needs are met as quickly as possible. The learnability ensures that any user can use the task launcher and understand its uses and capabilities.
Memorability and errors are not very relevant to the overall usability of a task launcher. The opportunity for errors is minimal, while the necessity for memorability is almost nonexistent given that task launchers are used almost every time a computer is used.
Good task launchers are fast and easy to use. The best task launchers are intuitive. You tell it what you want to do and it initiates the task. The overall usability of a task launcher should be one of the best across all applications in an operating system. The task launcher is an integral part of portraying the mental model of the computer architecture to the user.
The Mac OS X task launcher has two components, the dock and spotlight. Spotlight has been a built-in feature in addition to the dock since Mac OS X 10.4. The efficiency and fluidity of the dock and spotlight are key features to its success as a task launcher.
The dock is a collection of graphical representations of files and applications. Spotlight is a simple search box, it takes a text input and gives either a text response or a task response (i.e. the launch of an application).
The dock allows for the immediate launch of any application or folder stored on it with a simple click. Spotlight requires keyboard input instead.
During the use of a task launcher the user is required to type in the name of a desired file or application. Once the text input is received the task launcher takes one of three actions:
1. opens desired file
2. launches application
3. responds with a "file/application not found" message
when an application is in use, a dot appears underneath its icon on the dock.
Below is a tutorial on how to change the position of the dock. Initially it uses the dock to launch the system preferences application.
There are third-party task launchers that have been developed specifically for Mac OS X, namely "Alfred." Alfred includes many different features not included in spotlight or the dock; it can save your passwords, create workflows and even search the web.
Mac OS X task launchers have a help application built in which increases their learnability by teaching the the user how to use the interface. Additionally the efficiency of the dock and spotlight is increased by built in shortcuts that can be accessed in any application.
The satisfaction of the Mac task launchers is based on the speed and ease of use, or more specifically the efficiency and learnability. The user can always look to third-party applications in the case of Mac OS X.
Spotlight and dock allow for two different communications between the user and the operating system. The dock's immediacy and simplicity makes it a great option for the launching of everyday tasks. Spotlight's access to all applications and files stored on the system allows for the fast launch of applications and the opening of files that are note regularly accessed. It drastically decreases the overall time of launching applications not stored in the dock and creates a convenient shortcut to any location in the operating system.
Alfred Information: https://www.alfredapp.com
Apple OS X Human Interface Guidelines: https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/OSXHIGuidelines/
The Windows 10 taskbar consists of four important sections. The start menu, a dock for pinned and running applications, and a system tray are three staples which have been a key features of past Windows operating systems. The latest addition to the taskbar is Cortana, a personal assistant that assists in the navigation of the computer.
The start menu on the taskbar is located at the bottom-left corner of the screen. To the immediate right of the start menu, is the search bar. The search bar is also where the user interacts with Cortana. To the right of Cortana is a "Task View" option and next that are all of the applications that the user has pinned to it that are inactive. Next to the inactive applications are all of the currently open applications. To the far right of the taskbar, is the system tray which controls background applications as well as the date & time.
Upon opening the start menu, the user will find power options, settings, file explorer, and a list of files on the computer. Selecting the file explorer will open a window that shows all of the user's most recently opened files Cortana will allow for the user to input and she will search both the computer and the internet for a link to open it. Cortana can also be configured to respond to voice commands. Task view provides a more organized view of the open applications for the user to view. The system tray opens up different menus for wi-fi, sound, energy, date & time, and notifications.
Every button on the taskbar will highlight when hovered over in order to give feedback to the user about their position on the taskbar. When one of the various different buttons are clicked, the user will be met with various options.
1. Cortana will ask if you want her to perform any of the tasks the user has given her.
2. The user may enter a term for Cortana to either browse the internet or computer for.
*Cortana will default to browsing the internet if she cannot find the term the user provided on the computer
1. The user will be shown all of their currently running applications.
-The user may either close them by clicking the "x" or bring them to the front of the desktop by clicking on their window
2. If the user chooses to open a new desktop, a new desktop will be opened with no running applications.
-The user may switch between their active desktops from task view.
1. The user is given a list of all of the applications on their computers.
-Cortana's search feature is automatically activated in the event that the user wishes to search through their computer as well
1. The arrow icon will open all of currently running background applications.
2. The battery icon allows the user to alter the screen brightness and battery-saving settings.
3. The speaker icon allows the user to change the volume, playback, and recording device settings.
4. The date & time allows the user to view their personal calendar. This includes options to add events to the calendar.
5. The message icon displays notifications the computer is trying to communicate with the user. This involves information such as system updates or potential security risk.
Below is a video on the various ways a user can personalize their taskbar to suit their own tastes.
There are numerous Windows 10 applications that change the visual appearance of the taskbar, but not many that change its functionality. The most popular of these is called "Launchy". For other alternatives visit this link.
Despite the many features of the Windows 10 taskbar, it does not suffer from any learnability issues. It does a great job teaching new users what each of its features do through visual queues. Cortana herself explains her capabilities and actively asks whether the user wants her to perform anything more. Due to the many shortcuts that can be accessed via the "Windows key", experienced users are able to access any application efficiently.
By giving the user the ability to personalize the taskbar to their liking, the Windows 10 task launcher does its best to cater to the user's needs. If the default taskbar does not suit the taste of the user, there are third-party applications such as Launchy that may serve as an alternative.
The customization of taskbar on Windows 10 enables the user to get the experience that best suits them. The ability to pin any application to the taskbar also allows for quick access to the users favorite applications. From being able to access any file or application on the computer as well as accoplish an small task with the assistance of Cortana, the taskbar featured on Windows 10 is adept at adapting to the needs of any user.
Cortana info: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17214/windows-10-what-is
More taskbar info: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/29280/windows-10-how-to-use-the-taskbar


Aegisub / Properties
The script properties are some headers and other options that affect the entire script in various ways. They can be accessed from the File menu -> Properties.
The properties are:
Title, Original script, Translation, Editing, Timing, Synch point, Updated by and Update details - These are for informational purposes only and do not affect rendering in any way.
Resolution - The virtual resolution of the script. Unlike the informational headers, this does effect rendering in several ways. It's recommended to set this to the same as the video resolution, or an even multiple thereof. It affects:
All coordinates (for margins, \pos, \move, vector drawing etc) are given in script resolution pixels.
All font sizes are scaled according to the script resolution.
If scale border and shadow (see below) is enabled, all border and shadow values are given in script resolution pixels (if it is disabled they are in video resolution pixels instead).
Do however note that in a rather confusing manner, the script resolution does not affect the aspect ratio of any text, although it does affect the aspect ratio of vector drawings.
- 0 - The default mode. "Smart" wrapping; if a line is too long to fit on a line by itself, breaks it into two roughly evenly long lines, but prefers the top line to be wider. \N (note capital N) can be used to insert a manual linebreak.
- 1 - Inserts a linebreak when the line reaches the edges of the frame (minus margins); i.e. if it's just one word too long to fit on a line by itself, you get the last word all by itself on the bottom line. Almost never useful. As with 0, \N can be used for manual linebreaks.
- 2 - No automatic linewrapping at all; if a line is too long to fit inside the video frame, it will just continue outside the frame. \n and \N can be used to insert manual linebreaks.
- 3 - Same as mode 0, but prefers the bottom line to be wider.


I only have ice for you... Mystery, Alaska
By Ross Anthony
For as cold as it gets up north, these people sure make a warm picture.
Russell Crowe (of "LA Confidential" fame) is convincing, compelling and infinitely likeable as John Biebe the anchor of the Mystery city Saturday pond-hockey team. Mystery is a snow-covered town where everyone knows everyone (occasionally a little too well). The heart and pride of the small community is solidly routed inside that little black puck.
Enter Charles Danner (Hank Azaria), a former Mysterian displaced to the east coast. He arranges to copter in the New York Rangers for a bit of high sticking on the cold ice. "Mystery doesn't have much, but it does have its dignity and its illusions," Judge Walter (Burt Reynolds) warns, "I suggest you cling to both." It's an interestingly different role for Burt, though his stern caution is ignored and Mystery goes on to mix it up with the NHL team.
David E. Kelley of "Ally McBeal" and "The Practice" (to name just a few fine credits) provides a quality script appropriately backed up with equally fine direction, acting and a powerful score. Aside from a sad moment where my throat was all caught up in knots, I was smiling. I love the opening sequence: a lone player skating atop a winding frozen river.
Mystery, Alaska. Copyright © 1999. Rated R. Starring Russell Crowe, Hank Azaria, Mary McCormack, Burt Reynolds, Colm Meaney, Lolita Davidovich, Maury Chaykin, Ron Eldard, Ryan Northcott (Weeks), Michael Buie, Kevin Durand (Tree). Directed by Jay Roach. Written by David E. Kelley and Howard Baldwin. Produced by David E. Kelley and Sean O'Byrne at Hollywood Pictures.
Grade..........................A
-- Copyright © 1999 Ross Anthony, currently based in Los Angeles, has scripted and shot documentaries, music videos, and shorts in 35 countries across North America, Europe, Africa and Asia. For more reviews visit: http://RossAnthony.com
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Options are divided into 3 categories. Document options are options that can be modified on a file by file basis - if you have no files open then you will not see this section. Workspace options are global options related to the display and editing of files. The System section contains all other options.
System Options
The General page contains startup and history options plus options to prevent multiple instances of HexEdit Pro from being run, put “Open with HexEditPro” on shell shortcut menus and whether the options you have changed are saved when you exit HexEdit Pro. You can also set the options how you want them and save them immediately with the “Save Now” button.
The File Folders page allows you to set the default folders used when you open a file dialog (File Open or File Save As).
The Filters page allows you to configure the drop down list of filename filters that is displayed in the File Open and File Save dialogs.
The File Backup/Export page allows you to set options for how backups are done when you edit a file and some default setting for exporting data.
The Printer General Options and the Printing Decorations pages allows you to change how pages are printed.
The Macro Options page has options for how macros are run. There are also options to save the current macros. load a previously saved macro and change the folder where macros are saved.
There are many places that drop-down history lists are available in HexEdit Pro. The History List Options page allows you to say how much of this history is kept between sessions, as well as other options such as clearing all bookmarks on exit.
Workspace Options
The Display Options page has options global layout options and settings for how all files are displayed.
You can set HexEdit to always maximize it's main display when it is opened, and display tabs along the top or bottom of the main window to allow you to quickly flip between files. You can also set whether hex digits are displayed in uppercase (A-F) or lowercase (a-f) wherever hex numbers are displayed or entered. You can also choose whether you want nice looking addresses displayed – that is, thousands separators in decimal addresses or four digit grouping in hex addresses. There are also options to change the size of the cursor and to have a 2nd "shadow" cursor in the other (hex/character) area.
The Editing Options page has global editing options including turning on background searches, determining whether backup files are created, export options etc.
The Background Processing Page allows you to determine when and how background searches and background statistics are done.
The Info Tips Page allows complete control over what appears in the "tip" window that appears when the mouse hovers over a byte in the file display.
The Template Options page includes global templates options. It also allows you to control how templates are used for files never before opened in HexEdit Pro and to change the location where templates are kept.
Document Options
The General Options page allows you to restore the default options for the active file. It also allows you to save all the active document options as the default which determines how new windows are displayed.
The Display Options page allows changing all of the display settings of the active window. Most of these options are available from toolbar buttons but a few (such as setting the column grouping size) are not.
The Edit Options page
The Color Options page allows you to change any of the colors of the active window's display, including background and the color that address and even different ranges of byte values are shown in. Moreover, you can create complete color schemes that can be easily selected from the "Color Scheme" drop-list of the "Standard Toolbar".
You can set the color scheme used with the active file here, which is why it is in the Document section, but you can also change the colors in any color scheme which may affect all files. This page appears in the Workspace section if there is no file open.
For further information see:
Options command to find out how to invoke the Options dialog


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Acitve duty for another 9 months and they I can take the uniform off and be a veteran living my base life w/o being told what my schedule will be like 99% of the time.
- Full time active duty army nurse.
- Part time Delivery food driver just to make some extra bucks or make some ends meet in case something comes down.
Currently in the process of going through a divorce, S.O. is former military now living in Guam as I write this up.
Education
- 2016 I attended Georgia Military college to get my Associates Degree in Nursing (ADN)
- 2014 Graduated High school
- 2014 Graduated Basic Training,
- 2014 Graduated the 92Y Unit supply specialist course
- 2017-2019 I attended the 68C (License Practiacl Nurse) program to follow my passion to become a nurse.
Top ten favorite places I'd like to see
- Okinawa, Japan
- Sicily, Italy
- Caracas, Venezeula
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Seoul, Republic of Korea
- Spain
- Essex, United Kingdom
- Vancouver, British Columbia
- Egypt, Africa
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To present the potential impact of crossing the threshold, we focused on the Greenland ice sheet because exceeding its threshold could cause large-scale sea level rise that has a transition time of several hundreds to thousands of years. In fact, the impact of sea level rise associated with global warming on human society has become a matter of concern for coastal areas around the world. With regard to the sea level rise beyond the threshold temperature, most recent studies on sea level rise (Clark et al. 2016; Mengel et al. 2016) and its impacts (Hallegatte et al. 2013; Hinkel et al. 2014; Strauss et al. 2015) have shown only projections to the end of the 21st century or projections that do not model threshold temperatures explicitly. Here, with a focus on limiting temperature scenarios, we describe specific cases of exceeding (T20 and T25) or not exceeding (T15) the threshold temperature. The specific cases were selected based on those which have the highest probability of occurrence under the probabilistic framework outlined in the previous section. Thus, the cases correspond to an actual climate sensitivity of 3.00 °C and threshold temperature of the Greenland ice sheet of 1.6 °C, which are PDF modes for climate sensitivity and threshold temperature. As a result, three emission pathways (i.e., three temperature goals, with SSP2 and an actual climate sensitivity of 3.0 °C) were used for the analysis in this section. To present the global impacts rather than those at a regional scale, only global results that represent the potential sea level rise if the threshold of the Greenland ice sheet melting is exceeded and the degree of impact on society on a millennial timescale are described (see “ Appendix 2” for technical details).
Figure 6 shows the estimated global sea level rise in the period from 2005 to 3000 under the three temperature goals (T25, T20, and T15). In most of the pathways, the sea level continued to rise even after temperature became constant in 2300 because of the slow response time. Whereas T15 temporarily reaches the Greenland ice sheet threshold of 1.6 °C around the middle of the 21st century, the contribution of the Greenland ice sheet to sea level rise is small because the exceedance of the threshold is slight and occurs for only a short period under T15. For this reason, following discussion regards T15 as the case without exceeding threshold. In the case where the threshold temperature was not exceeded (T15), the sea level rise did not stop, even though the global mean temperature rise showed a decreasing trend, because the attained equilibrium sea level was higher than the current sea level. The maximum range of the estimated sea level rise corresponded to a pessimistic outlook, which assumed the shortest response time and largest expected contribution from all four contributors (see “ Appendix 2” for details). Conversely, the minimum range corresponded to an optimistic outlook. Both bounds did not contain the uncertainty of the threshold itself, due to the assumptions.
Estimated sea level rise relative to the 2005 level following the three temperature targets of T25, T20, and T15. The blue lines and ranges indicate the median and minimum and maximum ranges of sea level rise relative to 2005, respectively. The red dashed lines indicate the global mean temperature increase relative to preindustrial levels
The estimated sea level rise values associated with T25 and T20, which both exceeded the threshold temperature, were relatively large compared to that of T15, which did not exceed the threshold. The differences in these trends increased over time until the year 3000. Even when the temperature goal was changed from T20 to T15, the differences in the median sea level rise among the ranges was only 0.07 m in 2100, but 0.57 m in 2300 and 1.86 m in 3000. The trends beyond 2100 varied due to the longer response time of the Greenland ice sheet. The global mean temperatures in T25 and T20, which exceeded the threshold of the Greenland ice sheet, were similar, whereas the difference between the global mean temperature in T20 and T15 was relatively large. The uncertainty range of the sea level rise in T15 was smaller than those of T25 and T20 due to the lack of a contribution by the Greenland ice sheet.
Figure 7 shows the responses of three types of estimated global total exposures: inundated areas (Fig. 7a), population (Fig. 7b), and assets (Fig. 7c). The estimated exposures followed similar trends irrespective of temperature pathway until around 2100. Thereafter, the trends of all exposures in T25 and T20, which continued to exceed the threshold, were relatively similar compared to that of T15, which was considerably lower. This trend became larger over time until the year 3000, because the sea level continued to rise. These increases were relatively steep compared with that of the estimated sea level rise (Fig. 7) because there are broad low-lying areas and concentrated populations in many coastal regions around the world. At a country-scale, countries with either low-lying areas or long coastlines and broad areas of land would suffer more from land loss caused by coastal inundation.
Estimated global total exposure from 2005 to 3000 in terms of a inundated area, b population, and c assets relative to 2005. The red, green and blue line indicates T25, T20, and T15. Each shaded area indicates the estimated minimum and maximum ranges. Greenland threshold of 1.6 °C, the equilibrium climate sensitivity of 3.0 °C, no changes in population and GDP, and no adaptation were assumed


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Directive works with ng-if, ng-include, $scope change and ui-views
When parent dom elements are simply set to hidden by css only the container itself will be there and then only triggered when triggering window scroll or resize.
So the directive is not working if we apply hidden class on parent container and toggle it. So ng-show will not work as well since this sets styling simply to ng-hide
Directive is not working if we apply hidden class on parent container and toggle it. It will then only do recalculation when triggered (scrolling/resize event).


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During the Release Planning phase of a project we usually estimate and prioritize the MSL (Master Story List), also called Product Backlog in Scrum. The output of these exercises is a Release Plan which contains a vision of Time, Cost and Scope of the project. This phase usually happens for the first time during the inception, before the project starts. It needs, of course, to be constantly reviewed and recalibrated in a more fine grained level of details once the project is underway.
Definition of Ballpark: A good numerical guess; an estimate.
In order for the decision makers to have an idea of these three variables (Time, Cost and Scope) and then make a decision whether to start the project or not, taking into account mainly ROI (Return on Investment). Most of the time they need these numbers for budget approval so that the project can start. The numbers are not precise at all and they will change for sure when the project starts. But as I mentioned before, they are an estimate, something close enough to the real numbers.
We should only spend enough time to get to a comfortable stage where a decision can be made to take the next step.
One of the clients I've been to had a very good way of deciding about funding approval according to the output of the release planning. They knew the numbers were not precise so they had a form with:
How long is the project going to take?


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It might seem obvious that omap could be made a templated type, with a single template parameter being the implementation of the omap. Unfortunately, omaps contain objects, which in turn have Ptrlists (the edge list), which used to maintain a reference to an omap. So objects and objrefs must be similarly parametrised by by the omap implementation type. However the omap implementation type will also need to reference the parametrised objrefs, leading to an implementation type parametrised by itself, an unparsable situation.
The way out of this dilemma is to make omap an abstract base class,
which can be made into a concrete implementation as part of the
definition of Graph. However, this introduces an extra level of
overhead in calling virtual functions when performing object
lookup, which is not insignificant. It also dramatically increases the complexity of coding
object::iterator
, which also would need to be an abstract base
class.
In view of this, the macro based solution finally chosen, seemed the cleanest, and most efficient means of implementing different omap implementations.
Obviously, this reason is no longer relevant, however there doesn't seem to be any burning reason to change the macro parametrisation to a template argument.


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All messages are JSON objects that have a mandatory attribute "mt" that specifies the message type. The provider will echo the "src" attribute from requests in the corresponding responses.
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