Taktsang Monastery also recognized as Tiger’s Nest in Paro is one of the holiest places in Bhutan. The monastery is mounted on a high granite cliff and was established for meditation. The monastery is perched on a rocky ledge with a sheer drop of nearly 800m, and overlooks the Paro valley and the river. It is said that in the second half of the 8th century, Guru Padma Sambhava known as the second Buddha in Bhutan, meditated at the spot where the monastery is situated having alighted there on the back of a flying tigress. It is also an ideal place for a short trek.
Age Range: Appropriate for all agesThimphu, one of the culturally must see places in Bhutan, is charming capital city nestled in the Himalayas with the beautiful sights of the Chuu River flowing through it. Interestingly, it is the only city in the world with no traffic lights. Thimphu has retained its culture and old world charm as modern development is closely monitored and new buildings can be built only in Bhutanese style and up to a certain height.
Paro the foremost must see place in Bhutan, is a gorgeous beautiful valley, surrounded by lush green rice fields. Paro is a historic town with many sacred sites and historical buildings scattered through the area. Along with Jakar and Punakha, Paro forms the ‘golden triangle’ of popular tourist destinations in Bhutan. Likewise, craggy mountain hills and undisturbed serene beauty, the clean air and peaceful atmosphere make it a must visit place in Bhutan. In Paro, Rinpung Dzong mostly attracts the visitor. Rinpung Dzong is one of the finest examples of a Bhutanese monastery. The Dzong hosts the Paro Tsechu i.e festival of masks. Beyond this, National Museum of Paro holds the visitors in Paro. The museum exhibits rich stamp collections, slate carvings, Thangka paintings, prehistoric items, jewellery, traditional weapons and other articles reflecting Bhutanese culture.
Phuentsholing, another must visit place in Bhutan, is a small town with clean environment. The chief tourist attractions of Phuentsholing are Amo Chuu, the Crocodile Breeding Center, Chukha Hydrothermal Project, the gate at the border (called Bhutan Gate) and Karbandi Monastery. The natural beauty of Phuentsholing forcefully captivates you. It is perfect place to visit for those people who love nature and want to remain in solitude.
Bhutanese cuisine employs a lot of red rice (like brown rice in texture, but with a nutty taste, the only variety of ricethat grows at high altitudes), buckwheat, and increasingly maize. Buckwheat is eaten mainly in Bumthang, maize in the Eastern districts, and rice elsewhere.
Vajrayana is also known as Tantric Buddhism, Tantrayana,Mantrayana, Secret Mantra, Esoteric Buddhism and the Diamond Way or Thunderbolt Way, is a complex and multifaceted system ofBuddhist thought and practice which has evolved over several centuries. According to Vajrayana scriptures, the term Vajrayana refers to one of three vehicles or routes to enlightenment, the other two being theSravakayana (also known as the Hinayana) and Mahayana. Founded by Indian Mahasiddhas, Vajrayana subscribes to Buddhisttantric literature
There are two dozen languages of Bhutan, all members of the Tibeto-Burman language family except for Nepali, which is an Indo-Aryan language, and Bhutanese Sign Language. Dzongkha, the national language, is the only language with a native literary tradition in Bhutan, though Lepcha and Nepali are literary languages in other countries. Other non-Bhutanese minority languages are also spoken along Bhutan's borders and among the primarily Nepali-speaking Lhotshampa community in South and East Bhutan.
The music of Bhutan is an integral part of its culture and plays a leading role in transmitting social values. Traditional Bhutanese music includes a spectrum of subgenres, ranging from folk to religious song and music. Some genres of traditional Bhutanese music intertwine vocals, instrumentation, and theatre and dance, while others are mainly vocal or instrumental. The much older traditional genres are distinguished from modern popular music such as rigsar.
Archery, the national sport, is played internationally as well as domestically using modern equipment, and the kingdom maintains an Olympic archery team. Football is the most popular sport in Bhutan, and Bhutanese football and futbal teams compete at national, international, and Olympic levels.
The Bhutanese cricket team is the team that represents the country of Bhutan in international cricket matches.
The Bhutan national football team represents Bhutan in international men's football. The team is controlled by the governing body for football in Bhutan, the Bhutan Football Federation (BFF), which is a member of the Asian Football Federation and the regional body the South Asian Football Federation (SAFF). Bhutan play their home games at the national stadium, Changlimithang. It is one of the younger national teams in the world having played its first match in 1982.
Bhutan to host the AFC Cup Playoff Qualifiers
Druk United FC will play Mongolia and Pakistan when Bhutan hosts its first AFC Cup Playoff Qualifiers for Group-A from August 11 to 15 at the Changlimithang stadium in Thimphu. As the winner of last year’s national league, Druk United got into the Kings Cup 2014 and will join 2016 AFC CUP Qualifiers.
The Bhutan national men's football team represents Bhutan in international men's football. The team is controlled by the governing body for football in Bhutan, the Bhutan Football Federation, which is currently a member of the Asian Football Federation and the regional body the South Asian Football Federation. Bhutan play their home games at the national stadium, Changlimithang. It is one of the younger national teams in the world having played its first match in 1982. The team are currently one of the very weakest in the world and are, as of 17 July 2014 ranked 46th and last in the Asian Football Confederation with zero points[1] and 208th and joint last globally in the FIFA World Rankings with San Marino on zero points. Their highest ranking achieved was 187th, which they last reached in December 2008 following their semi-final performance in the 2008 SAFF Championship.[1] From that high point, they slipped down the rankings to last place in December 2012 to join San Marino and the Turks and Caicos Islands in 207th. They have remained rooted to the bottom ever since, having lost all their competitive fixtures since then and fell to 208th place following the admission to FIFA of South Sudan in July 2014. The team are also ranked extremely low on the all time Elo ratings at 231st out of 234. The only FIFA affiliated nation below them are American Samoa, with the other two spots taken by the Northern Marianas Islands and Palau. Despite being one of the weakest national teams of all time, they have, as results show below, never been beaten at home and indeed, have yet to concede a goal in an official international at Changlimithang.


MR. DREW hurried over to see what Nancy had discovered. She had picked up something
from the ground directly under the tree.
“What is it?” he asked.
She held out her hand. In it lay a United States 25-cent piece. “I’m sure that man who
climbed the tree dropped this. It implies that he’s from our country!”
“You’re right,” her father agreed.
46
“Well, we have a fair description of him.  Do you think that’s enough for the police
to go on?”
“It’s a bit sketchy, but it sounds like Benny the Slippery One,” her father replied.
When they returned to the house to report their clue, they noticed a man walking up the
driveway toward them. They waited for him. He was Japanese but spoke perfect English. He
introduced himself as Mr. Natsuke and explained that his name meant ornamental button.
“My ancestors made them and thus received the family name.”
Nancy’s eyes twinkled.
Mr. Natsuke grinned and said that he was the private detective who had come to watch the
Mise house during the daytime. Later he would be relieved by a nightshift man. He carried a
radio, over which he could receive messages from headquarters.
Nancy asked him if he could also talk to the chief. “Yes, indeed,” Mr. Natsuke replied. “Have
you a message for him?”
“Yes, I do,” Nancy replied and showed him the American quarter and the shreds of cloth she
had discovered in the tree.
“We have already told the chief what the suspect looks like, and I’m sure he would be
interested in this bit of evidence from his clothes.”
The detective promised to call headquarters at once and take the threads with him when he
returned there in the evening.
Nancy and her father thanked him and went into the house. Mrs. Mise was waiting to give
them an invitation. “My husband and I are going to a wedding this afternoon. The parents of
the bride have graciously invited you to come. I think you would be interested in watching a
Japanese wedding.”
The Drews were happy to accept and asked what they should wear.
Mrs. Mise said that she would lend Nancy a pretty kimono and flowers for her hair. Mr.
Drew had brought a white summer suit with him, which would be appropriate.
Nancy turned to her father. “We will have to get the bride and groom a presento,” she said,
and asked if he could go with her to a store where silver pieces were sold.
Mr. Drew nodded, even though Mrs. Mise declared this was not necessary. The Drews
insisted, however, so she directed them to a shop within walking distance. Before Nancy
and her father left, Mrs. Mise announced that she had a hairdresser’s appointment in an
hour.
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“I believe you would find it interesting to come along,” she said to Nancy. “The beauty salon
is in the basement of a hotel, and they specialize in getting brides ready for their weddings.”
“Perhaps I can get my hair shampooed and set,” the girl said. “Then I won’t feel that I’m
being too inquisitive when I watch a bride prepare.”
Mrs. Mise offered to make an appointment for her and asked the Drews to please be back
within an hour.
When Nancy and her father reached the shop, she could not refrain from talking to the
manager about the strange jewel theft the night before.
“It was most unfortunate,” he commented. “We think we have very tight security, but then,
one never knows.”
The Drews purchased a filigreed silver basket for the bride. The saleswoman told them such
baskets were used by Japanese families to hold tea biscuits and little cakes with fruit. Nancy
suggested to her father that they send a bud vase to the bride’s parents. Both matters were
taken care of, and the saleswoman promised that the gifts would be delivered before the
wedding.
Nancy and her father reached home just in time for her to go with Mrs. Mise to the beauty
parlor. On the way, the young sleuth kept looking out the rear window. She was sure that a
car was following close behind!
“I don’t want to frighten you, Mrs. Mise,” she said, “but I think the man in back of us might
try to harm us. Could you suddenly turn and lose him?”
Mrs. Mise was startled. Then she smiled. “I am not what you call a racing driver, but I think I
can get rid of the man.”
At the next comer, she made a quick left turn through a yellow light. By the time her
pursuer reached the intersection, the signal had changed to red, and traffic prevented him
from following. Mrs. Mise made a few more turns to throw off the man completely.
“Good for you!” Nancy said. “You might take up auto racing.”
Mrs. Mise smiled merrily. When they reached the hotel in which the hairdresser was
located, a uniformed attendant took the car, and Mrs. Mise and Nancy walked into the
lobby. They rode an elevator to the beauty salon in the basement. Mrs. Mise announced
herself and introduced Nancy. Both were shown to chairs. Nancy noticed that near her a
bride was being prepared for her wedding. The young detective marveled at the process.
First, the girl’s hair was tied on top of her head in a little knot. She wore a low-cut,
sleeveless gown, and the operator rubbed cold cream all over her face, neck, shoulders,
back and arms. After a few minutes, the cream was wiped off and white powder was
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dubbed generously over it with a puff. The same operation was repeated after a little while,
and Nancy assumed that the process would continue until the bride-to-be had flesh the
color of snow. The American girl was particularly interested in the fact that the back of the
bride’s neck received special attention.
Mrs. Mise, whose hair had been washed already, reached over and said, “Japanese consider
the back of the neck and upper shoulders to be more beautiful than the front of the neck
and the chest. That is why it must be pure white.”
Nancy nodded. Just then her own attendant arrived and shampooed her hair. Nancy’s hair
was already combed before the process of whitening the bride was finished.
As the beautician set Nancy’s hair in loose pin curls, a dainty batiste slip was pulled
cautiously over the bride’s head and shoulders. Then she was told to lean back so that her
eyebrows could be dyed coal black.
While Nancy was left alone under the dryer, she could give the bride her undivided
attention. The operator put pink lipstick on the Japanese girl in three applications. After
each one, she brushed it daintily so that the lips finally became like a perfect rosebud. Nancy
had to admit that while the girl looked very artificial, she was startlingly beautiful.
After the make-up had been completed, the operator brought in the exquisite bridal kimono
and adjusted it properly. At that moment a messenger arrived with a large box containing
the wig and hair ornaments. It was gently lifted out and set over the bride’s hair.
The headgear was a combination wig and hat that had no crown. A white band went
completely around it, and fastened to the band were many combs and pins containing
danglers of all sorts.
Once more Mrs. Mise leaned over and explained to Nancy that these were symbols. “They
indicate a long, happy life, lovely children, and enough money to be comfortable. The white
cloth is called a tsuno-hakushi. Translated, that means a horn-concealer. It serves as
insurance to the future husband that his bride will try not to show any horns of jealousy.”
Nancy grinned as Mrs. Mise got back under her dryer. It was not until both had their hair
combed out that they felt free to talk.
Suddenly Mrs. Mise said, “Nancy, didn’t you mention a Mrs. Rossmeyer from your country
who might be in Japan?”
“Yes. Why?”
Mrs. Mise replied, “I just overheard the girl at the desk say that Mrs. Rossmeyer had called
to cancel her appointment.”
The information excited Nancy. “Mrs. Mise, please ask the girl if Mrs. Rossmeyer is staying
at this hotel.”
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The Japanese woman smiled and went to the desk. When she returned, her answer was,
“Yes, Mrs. Rossmeyer is staying here.”
“I must see her at once!” Nancy exclaimed.
“I will wait here while you hurry upstairs and speak to the room clerk.” Mrs. Mise said. “Find
out which room the woman is staying in.”
Nancy nodded and went up the steps to the lobby. After a short wait, she was able to get
the clerk’s attention.
“I would like to call on Mrs. Rossmeyer,” Nancy said.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% import "bootstrap/wtf.html" as wtf %} {% block title %}Strategic Planning{% endblock %} {% block custom_css %} {% endblock %} {% block page_content %}
In 2017, DORIS undertook an agency-wide strategic planning process that engaged every employee during a four month period. DORIS engaged the services of Public School – a not-for-profit founded to help local governments design and deliver better public services. There were two phases: one-on-one meetings with a consultant and every DORIS employee who was interested in speaking with him (over 60% of staff) to gather opinions about what worked/didn't work at the agency. Staff-identified needs were incorporated into discussions of the strategic planning group – a mix of senior and frontline staff members who had been with the agency for both short and long periods of time. The group set eight strategic priorities. Two of the eight strategic planning priorities evolved directly from concerns raised in the staff interviews. We established participatory committees to set goals and deliverables for each of the priorities. The Committees meet monthly and their minutes are posted on the Intranet. DORIS has begun to implement activities that will achieve the following eight priorities:


Here are some examples of music I helped produce. There are different generes of music based on what your preference is.


| Boot {car} | R Documentation |
This function provides a simple front-end to the boot
function in the
boot package that is tailored to bootstrapping based on regression models. Whereas boot
is very general and therefore
has many arguments, the Boot
function has very few arguments.
Boot(object, f=coef, labels=names(f(object)), R=999, method=c("case", "residual"), ncores=1, ...) ## Default S3 method: Boot(object, f=coef, labels=names(f(object)), R=999, method=c("case", "residual"), ncores=1, start = FALSE, ...) ## S3 method for class 'lm' Boot(object, f=coef, labels=names(f(object)), R=999, method=c("case", "residual"), ncores=1, ...) ## S3 method for class 'glm' Boot(object, f=coef, labels=names(f(object)), R=999, method=c("case", "residual"), ncores=1, ...) ## S3 method for class 'nls' Boot(object, f=coef, labels=names(f(object)), R=999, method=c("case", "residual"), ncores=1, ...)
object |
A regression object of class |
f |
A function whose one argument is the name of a regression object that will
be applied to the updated regression object to compute the statistics of
interest. The default is |
labels |
Provides labels for the statistics computed by |
R |
Number of bootstrap samples. The number of bootstrap samples actually computed may be smaller than this value if either the fitting method is iterative and fails to converge for some boothstrap samples, or if the rank of a fitted model is different in a bootstrap replication than in the original data. |
method |
The bootstrap method, either “case” for resampling
cases or “residuals” for a residual bootstrap. See the details
below. The residual bootstrap is available only for |
... |
Arguments passed to the |
start |
Should the estimates returned by |
ncores |
A numeric argument that specifies the number of cores for parallel processing for unix systems. If less than or equal to 1, no parallel processing wiill be used. Note in a Windows platform will produce a warning and set this argument to 1. |
Boot
uses a
regression object and the choice of method
, and creates a function that is
passed as the statistic
argument to the boot
function in the boot package. The argument R
is also passed to boot
. If ncores
is greater than 1, then the parallel
and ncpus
arguments to boot
are set appropriately to use multiple codes, if available, on your computer. All other arguments to boot
are kept at their default values unless you pass values for them.
The methods available for lm
and nls
objects are “case” and
“residual”. The case bootstrap resamples from the joint distribution
of the terms in the model and the response. The residual bootstrap fixes the
fitted values from the original data, and creates bootstraps by adding a
bootstrap sample of the residuals to the fitted values to get a bootstrap
response. It is an implementation of Algorithm 6.3, page 271, of
Davison and Hinkley (1997). For nls
objects ordinary residuals are used
in the resampling rather than the standardized residuals used in the lm
method. The residual bootstrap for
generalized linear models has several competing approaches, but none are
without problems. If you want to do a residual bootstrap for a glm, you
will need to write your own call to boot
.
For the default object to work with other types of regression models, the model must have methods for the the following generic functions: residuals(object, type="pearson")
must return Pearson residuals; fitted(object)
must return fitted values; hatvalues(object)
should return the leverages, or perhaps the value 1 which will effectively ignore setting the hatvalues. In addition, the data
argument should contain no missing values among the columns actually used in fitting the model, as the resampling may incorrectly attempt to include cases with missing values. For lm
, glm
and nls
, missing values cause the return of an error message.
An attempt to fit using a bootstrap sample may fail. In a lm
or
glm
fit, the bootstrap sample could have a different rank from the original
fit. In an nls
fit, convergence may not be obtained for some bootstraps.
In either case, NA
are returned for the value of the function f
.
The summary methods handle the NA
s appropriately.
Fox and Weisberg (2017) cited below discusses this function and provides more examples.
See boot
for the returned value of the structure returned by this function.
Sanford Weisberg<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Achim Zeileis added multicore support, and also fixed the default method to work for many more regression models.
Davison, A, and Hinkley, D. (1997) Bootstrap Methods and their Applications. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Fox, J. and Weisberg, S. (2019) Companion to Applied Regression, Third Edition. Thousand Oaks: Sage.
Fox, J. and Weisberg, S. (2019) Bootstrapping Regression Models in R, https://socialsciences.mcmaster.ca/jfox/Books/Companion/appendices/Appendix-Bootstrapping.pdf.
Weisberg, S. (2014) Applied Linear Regression, Fourth Edition, Wiley Wiley, Chapters 4 and 11.
Functions that work with
boot
objects from the boot package are
boot.array
,
boot.ci
,
plot.boot
and
empinf
. Additional
functions in the car package are
summary.boot
,
confint.boot
, and
hist.boot
.
m1 <- lm(Fertility ~ ., swiss) betahat.boot <- Boot(m1, R=199) # 199 bootstrap samples--too small to be useful summary(betahat.boot) # default summary confint(betahat.boot) hist(betahat.boot) # Bootstrap for the estimated residual standard deviation: sigmahat.boot <- Boot(m1, R=199, f=sigmaHat, labels="sigmaHat") summary(sigmahat.boot) confint(sigmahat.boot)


- ACTIVITY - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- add(LogMessage) - Method in class miscellaneous.utilities.LogKeeper
-
Add a LogMessage.
- add(T1, T2) - Method in class userinterface.fragments.DoubleListingFragment
-
Add a listing.
- addFirstNodeHint() - Method in class userinterface.fragments.StartWindowVisualEdit
-
Add method to add a hint for creating the first node.
- addOperationFragment(ToolboxFragment) - Method in class userinterface.fragments.VisualEditFragment
-
- addVisualEditFragment(VisualEditFragment) - Method in class userinterface.fragments.StartWindowVisualEdit
-
Adds a VisualEditFragment as a visual element on the last position.
- addVisualEditFragment(VisualEditFragment, int) - Method in class userinterface.fragments.StartWindowVisualEdit
-
Adds a VisualEditFragment as a visual element
- addVisualEditFragment() - Method in class userinterface.fragments.StartWindowVisualEdit
-
Helper method to add a newVisualEditFragment.
- addVisualEditFragment(int) - Method in class userinterface.fragments.StartWindowVisualEdit
-
- AIRPLAY - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ALERT_CIRCLE - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ALERT_OCTAGON - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ALERT_TRIANGLE - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ALIGN_CENTER - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ALIGN_JUSTIFY - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ALIGN_LEFT - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ALIGN_RIGHT - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ANCHOR - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ANIMATIONTIME - Static variable in class userinterface.jfxcustom.JFXToggleBtn
-
- APERTURE - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- APPICONS_PATH - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Paths
-
- Application - Class in miscellaneous.constants
-
This file defines application strings, constants and other data.
- Application() - Constructor for class miscellaneous.constants.Application
-
- Application.Colors - Class in miscellaneous.constants
-
Colors used in the application
- Application.Containers - Class in miscellaneous.constants
-
Contains data (sizes) for containers.
- Application.Containers.TopBar - Class in miscellaneous.constants
-
- Application.Containers.VisualEdit - Class in miscellaneous.constants
-
- Application.FilesPaths - Class in miscellaneous.constants
-
Contains paths to files.
- Application.IconPaths - Class in miscellaneous.constants
-
Get the URL of the desired icon.
- Application.Icons - Class in miscellaneous.constants
-
All Icons.
- Application.InterfaceStrings - Class in miscellaneous.constants
-
UI-strings.
- Application.Messages - Class in miscellaneous.constants
-
Contains pre-programmed LogMessages.
- Application.Paths - Class in miscellaneous.constants
-
Contains resources-paths.
- Application.Stages - Class in miscellaneous.constants
-
Contains data for stages.
- Application.Stages.SplashScreen - Class in miscellaneous.constants
-
- Application.State - Class in miscellaneous.constants
-
- Application.Strings - Class in miscellaneous.constants
-
Contains application UI strings.
- Application.URLs - Class in miscellaneous.constants
-
Contains Urls, currently only the GitHub page of the software.
- APPLICATION_TITLE - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Strings
-
- ARCHIVE - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ARROW_DOWN - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ARROW_DOWN_CIRCLE - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ARROW_DOWN_LEFT - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ARROW_DOWN_RIGHT - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ARROW_LEFT - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ARROW_LEFT_CIRCLE - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ARROW_RIGHT - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ARROW_RIGHT_CIRCLE - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ARROW_UP - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ARROW_UP_CIRCLE - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ARROW_UP_LEFT - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- ARROW_UP_RIGHT - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- AT_SIGN - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-
- attributes - Variable in class miscellaneous.models.OperationBlock
-
- attributes - Variable in class userinterface.fragments.OperationFragment
-
- attributes - Variable in class userinterface.models.ToolboxItem
-
- attributeValues - Variable in class miscellaneous.models.OperationBlock
-
- attributeValues - Variable in class userinterface.fragments.OperationFragment
-
- AWARD - Static variable in class miscellaneous.constants.Application.Icons
-


Id: 40
Name: Gazorpazorp
Type: Planet
Dimension: unknown
Residents: ['https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/168', 'https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/211', 'https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/376']
Url: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/location/40
Created: 2017-12-29T12:31:50.313Z


Source for file YahooSessionStore.inc
Documentation is available at YahooSessionStore.inc
* YOS PHP SDK for accessing social and data apis at Yahoo!
* YahooSessionStore provides an interface for implementing session storage backends.
* @package yos-social-php
* @author Yahoo! Developer Network
* @example http://developer.yahoo.com/social/sdk/php/
* @copyright Copyright (c) 2009 Yahoo! Inc. All rights reserved.
* @license BSD License (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php)
* The copyrights embodied in the content of this file are licensed under the
* BSD (revised) open source license.
* Redistribution and use of this software in source and binary forms, with
* or without modification, are permitted provided that the following
* * Redistributions of source code must retain the above
* copyright notice, this list of conditions and the
* * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above
* copyright notice, this list of conditions and the
* following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other
* materials provided with the distribution.
* * Neither the name of Yahoo! Inc. nor the names of its
* contributors may be used to endorse or promote products
* derived from this software without specific prior
* written permission of Yahoo! Inc.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE
* FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
* DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR
* SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER
* CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY,
* OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE
* OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
* Please see the Yahoo! Developer Network forums for support: http://developer.yahoo.net/forum/
* Documentation: http://developer.yahoo.com/social/sdk/php/
* The session store interface. Developers are free to implement their
* own session store implementations and pass them to YahooSession::hasSession,
* YahooSession::requireSession and YahooSession::clearSession.
* @brief The session store interface.
* Indicates if the session store has a request token.
* @return True if a request token is present, false otherwise.
* Indicates if the session store has an access token.
* @return True if an access token is present, false otherwise.
* Stores the given request token in the session store.
* @param $token A PHP stdclass object containing the components of
* the OAuth request token.
* @return True on success, false otherwise.
* Fetches and returns the request token from the session store.
* @return The request token.
* Clears the request token from the session store.
* @return True on success, false otherwise.
* Stores the given access token in the session store.
* @param $token A PHP stdclass object containing the components of
* the OAuth access token.
* @return True on success, false otherwise.
* Fetches and returns the access token from the session store.
* @return The access token.
* Clears the access token from the session store.
* @return True on success, false otherwise.
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The ball takes very long to move when you touch it?¶
The check how often interaction is detected with the ball is bound to the amount of ticks an armorstand is ticked and the hitbox size of the invisible slime.
Change the hitbox¶
The hitbox can be customized using BlockBall which is the first thing you should try out. Open the arena file and change the following values:
before - arena_x.yml
ball:
size: NORMAL
skin: http://textures.minecraft.net/texture/8e4a70b7bbcd7a8c322d522520491a27ea6b83d60ecf961d2b4efbbf9f605d
hitbox-size: 3.0
hitbox-relocation: 0.0
Play around with the hitbox-size and hitbox-relocation value and try different values. You can see the hitbox by entering the spectator gamemode /gamemode spectator while participating in a game.
after - arena_x.yml
ball:
size: NORMAL
skin: http://textures.minecraft.net/texture/8e4a70b7bbcd7a8c322d522520491a27ea6b83d60ecf961d2b4efbbf9f605d
hitbox-size: 5.0
hitbox-relocation: 0.2
Change the server ticks¶
Open the spigot.yml and (if it exists) paper.yml files and customize the ticking values of entities (armorstands).


Regular expressions are a super helpful tool to identify and search for a specific pattern within a string. Ruby, in addition to Perl and JavaScript, has built-in capabilities to use regular expression -- this means you do not need to use a standard library to utilize regular expressions(this is the case for C++, Python, and Java.). In Ruby you can create a regular expression -- regexp or regex -- by the /.../ and %r{...} literals or by using the Regexp.new constructor. You can use regular expressions to search for patterns to replace that pattern with another set of text or extract the pattern and save it to use for something else. There are tons of different scenarios where the use of regular expressions can help you.
When you create a regex, you use a mix between meta characters and regular characters to identify the string pattern for which you are searching. Meta-characters include: (,),[,],{,},.,?,+,*. A variety of methods are built into the Ruby Regexp Class and, therefore, can be called on your regex. The =~ operator works the same way as the #match does by looking for a match between a regex expression and a string. The return value when using the =~ operator is either nil, if no match is found, or the index of the first matching character. When using #match, a Match Data object is returned.
>> my_regex = /pat/
>> my_string = "Does this have a pattern?"
>> my_regex =~ my_string
17
>> my_regex.match(my_string)
#
Character classes can be inserted into a regular expression to allow you to find each of those characters separately or within a range, i.e. [agw] and [a-d]. Character classes are denoted by the square brackets []. I'll use #scan to illustrate how to extract characters from a string using regex.
>> p "hello, is it me you're looking for?".scan(/[esr]/)
["e", "s", "e", "r", "e", "r"]
For more information on Ruby regex, check out Ruby DocumentationRuby Documentation and theses tutorials and sources:
http://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/ruby-for-newbies-regular-expressions--net-19812
http://ruby.bastardsbook.com/chapters/regexes/
http://rubular.com/
https://www.codeschool.com/screencasts/ruby-regex
http://regex.learncodethehardway.org/book/


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The Thumbnail Slider (or jQuery Slider if using the jQuery version) allows you to easily animate any series of elements, by sequentially scrolling them.
The content can be anything: HTML, text, images, ...
Unrestricted Content
The Thumbnail Slider (or jQuery Slider if using the jQuery version) allows you to easily animate any series of elements, by sequentially scrolling them.
The content can be anything: HTML, text, images, ...
Accommodate Non-image Content
The Thumbnail Slider allows you to organize, highlight and showcase your most important content in a sleek and stylish manner while at the same time allowing your audience to browse the content all within the same page.
Easy to Customize
The options in the script allows you to easily cutomize the slider to your web design. No muss, no fuss.
Browser Compatibility
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Carousel with Good Device Support
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My last employer had hundreds of webpage-based tools which had been built many years ago using "plain" javascript and jQuery. These tools are used by hundreds of employees on a daily basis, and they fulfill their purposes sufficiently. I was often tasked with modifying those pre-existing "legacy" code bases. I fully appreciate that it is often economically infeasible to rebuild assets using the "latest and greatest" bright, shiny frameworks and libraries.
As a programming language, javascript gives us the ability to kill so many birds with this one stone: browser, server, iPhone/Adroid devices, the desktop now with Electron etc.. Here are some highlights of my Vanilla javascript and jQuery experience (most complex tools made for companies can NOT be shown due to intellectual property laws and trade secrets):
- Use of Canvas Element to Allow Supervisors to Mark up and Draw Directly on Base64 Images Loaded from an API
- Javascript Drag and Drop Using jQuery, Drop Event Invoked Queries and Updates to Company API
- Ajax on Webpages to Interact with Company API
- JSON Data Structures Sent To/From API
- Create Connnections between Complex Datastructures and UI Elements in Browser
- Handle Complex Data Transmission and Receipt from API/Server
- Daily Use of Chrome Debugging Tools


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I was born and raised in Chicago and have lived on every side of Chicago, Illinois. I reside on the Northside specifically in the Rodgers Park Edgewater community where I attend a program called Year up. Year-Up Chicago is a leading one-year career development program with more than 250 corporate partners around the country; the program consists of an accelerated college-level curriculum, professional training and Networking, and concludes with a six-month formal internship program.
Currently, I am a class 11 student at Year Up Chicago with a track in Hardware with a focus in cyber security, while, working on my skills to be a strong security expert here at Year Up. I will do this by acquiring my Nanodegree, CompTIA A+, Network+, and Security+ certifications by spring 2016. These are the skills necessary to put me on track while paving the way to my success. Outside from the program I represent a number of companies as a brand ambassador, by being a brand ambassador I have learned how to network, promote and educate people.
Overall, I have the desire to learn and increase my professional development in self-help. My hobbies are simply hanging out with friends and people of different backgrounds, in addition, reading personal empowerment and leadership books but most importantly I enjoy the company of people because each person brings something new to the table that we can all learn from. A strategy that I use to be successful is repetitive positive affirmation. Repetitive positive affirmation assists with manifesting my desires, as every time I repeat an affirmation, the conscious mind plants the seed, and the subconscious mind waters it.
" My goal is to be filthy rich. Rich in adventure, in health,
in knowledge, in laughter,
in family, and in love."
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Object | +--String
| SUMMARY: Constructor | Properties | Methods | DETAIL: Constructor | Properties | Methods |
| Properties Summary | |
Object |
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<static> Object |
ANUMPATTERN
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<static> Object |
APATTERN
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<static> Object |
BALANCE
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<static> Object |
EMAILPATTERN
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<static> Object |
EMPTY
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<static> Object |
FILEPATTERN
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<static> Object |
HEXPATTERN
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<static> Object |
ISOFORMAT
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<static> Object |
LEFT
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<static> Object |
NULL
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<static> Object |
NUMPATTERN
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<static> Object |
RIGHT
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<static> Object |
SPACE
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<static> Object |
URLPATTERN
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| Methods Summary | |
Object
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capitalize(limit)
transforms the first n characters of a string to uppercase |
Object
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contains(str, fromIndex)
function returns true if a string contains the string passed as argument |
Object
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count(str)
returns the amount of occurences of one string in another |
Object
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debase64()
returns the decoded string using the base64 algorithm |
Object
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diff(mod, separator)
function compares a string with the one passed as argument using diff |
Object
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embody(limit, clipping, delimiter)
breaks up a string into two parts called head and tail at the given position don't apply this to HTML, i.e. |
Object
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enbase64()
returns the string encoded using the base64 algorithm |
Object
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encode()
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Object
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encodeForm()
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Object
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encodeXml()
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Object
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endsWith(str)
function returns true if the string ends with the string passed as argument |
Object
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entitize()
translates all characters of a string into HTML entities |
Object
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format()
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Object
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group(interval, str, ignoreWhiteSpace)
function inserts a string every number of characters |
Object
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head(limit, clipping, delimiter)
get the head of a string |
Object
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isAlpha()
function returns true if the string contains only characters a-z |
Object
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isAlphanumeric()
function returns true if the string contains only a-z and 0-9 (case insensitive!) |
Object
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isDateFormat()
checks if a date format pattern is correct |
Object
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isEmail()
returns true if the string looks like an e-mail |
Object
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isFileName()
function checks if the string passed contains any characters that are forbidden in image- or filenames |
Object
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isHexColor()
function checks a string for a valid color value in hexadecimal format. |
Object
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isNumeric()
function returns true if the string contains only 0-9 |
Object
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isUrl()
function checks if the string passed contains any characters that are forbidden in URLs and tries to create a java.net.URL from it FIXME: probably deprecated -> helma.Url |
Object
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md5()
function calculates the md5 hash of a string |
Object
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pad(str, len, mode)
fills a string with another string up to a desired length |
Object
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parseJSON()
This method parses a JSON text to produce an object or array. |
Object
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repeat(multiplier)
function repeats a string passed as argument |
Object
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startsWith(str, offset)
function returns true if the string starts with the string passed as argument |
Object
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stripTags()
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Object
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tail(limit, clipping, delimiter)
get the tail of a string |
Object
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titleize()
transforms the first n characters of each word in a string to uppercase |
Object
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toAlphanumeric()
function cleans a string by throwing away all non-alphanumeric characters |
Object
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toDate(format, timezone)
parse a timestamp into a date object. |
Object
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toFileName()
function cleans the string passed as argument from any characters that are forbidden or shouldn't be used in filenames |
Object
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toHexColor()
converts a string into a hexadecimal color representation (e.g. |
Object
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trim()
remove leading and trailing whitespace |
Object
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unwrap(removeTags, replacement)
replace all linebreaks and optionally all w/br tags |
<static> Object
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compose()
create a string from a bunch of substrings |
<static> Object
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join(str1, str2, glue)
append one string onto another and add some "glue" if none of the strings is empty or null. |
<static> Object
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random(len, mode)
creates a random string (numbers and chars) |
<static> Object
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Sorter(field, order)
factory to create functions for sorting objects in an array |
| Properties Detail |
Object clip
<static> Object ANUMPATTERN
<static> Object APATTERN
<static> Object BALANCE
<static> Object EMAILPATTERN
<static> Object EMPTY
<static> Object FILEPATTERN
<static> Object HEXPATTERN
<static> Object ISOFORMAT
<static> Object LEFT
<static> Object NULL
<static> Object NUMPATTERN
<static> Object RIGHT
<static> Object SPACE
<static> Object URLPATTERN
| Method Detail |
Object capitalize(limit)
Number
- amount of characters to transform
Object contains(str, fromIndex)
String
- string to search for
Int
- Position to start search
Boolean
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Object count(str)
Object debase64()
Object diff(mod, separator)
String
- String to compare against String object value
String
- Optional regular expression string to use for splitting. If not defined, newlines will be used.
Object embody(limit, clipping, delimiter)
Number
- number of charactrers or of segments separated by the delimiter
String
- pre-/suffix to be pre-/appended to shortened string
String
- delimiter
Object enbase64()
Object encode()
Object encodeForm()
Object encodeXml()
Object endsWith(str)
String
- string pattern to search for
Object entitize()
Object format()
Object group(interval, str, ignoreWhiteSpace)
Int
- number of characters after which insertion should take place
String
- string to be inserted
Boolean
- definitely insert at each interval position
Object head(limit, clipping, delimiter)
Object isAlpha()
Object isAlphanumeric()
Object isDateFormat()
Object isEmail()
Object isFileName()
Object isHexColor()
Object isNumeric()
Object isUrl()
Object md5()
Object pad(str, len, mode)
String
- the filling string
Number
- the desired length of the resulting string
Number
- the direction which the string will be padded in: -1: left 0: both (balance) 1: right (you can use the constants String.LEFT, String.BALANCE and String.RIGHT here as well.)
Object parseJSON()
Object repeat(multiplier)
Int
- amount of repetitions
Object startsWith(str, offset)
String
- string pattern to search for
Object stripTags()
Object tail(limit, clipping, delimiter)
Object titleize()
Object toAlphanumeric()
Object toDate(format, timezone)
String
- date format to be applied
Object
- Java TimeZone Object (optional)
Object toFileName()
Object toHexColor()
Object trim()
Object unwrap(removeTags, replacement)
Boolean
- flag indicating if html tags should be replaced
String
- replacement for the linebreaks / html tags
<static> Object compose()
String
- one or more strings as arguments
<static> Object join(str1, str2, glue)
String
- the first string
String
- the string to be appended onto the first one
String
- the "glue" to be inserted between both strings
<static> Object random(len, mode)
len
- length of key
mode
- determines which letters to use. null or 0 = all letters; 1 = skip 0, 1, l and o which can easily be mixed with numbers; 2 = use numbers only
<static> Object Sorter(field, order)
String
- name of the field each object is compared with
Number
- order (ascending or descending)
| SUMMARY: Constructor | Properties | Methods | DETAIL: Constructor | Properties | Methods |


Zake is the pioneer of India’s graffiti scene and a legend among his contemporaries. Owing to his training in commercial arts, Zake has been imprinting his art onto Mumbai’s busy streets and commercial spaces for close to a decade now.
From spray painting in the city’s local gullys to representing India at the world’s biggest Graffiti Festival in Brazil, Zake has truly made a mark as India’s biggest graffiti art export. He believes that painting on the streets lets him talk to people from all walks of life. Always moving forward and inventing new ways to express himself, he blends European and urban styles, often adopting Indian scripts and elements.
Mumbai graffiti pioneer Zake, is on a mission to splash some color on this city. And he likes to be annonymous about it.
Zakes's graffiti is a road mix of many art styles that create this unique graffiti style. From spraying pertinent question marks on potholes on roads from Churgate to Virar stunning pieces of art that add edgy charater to the city, Zake and his brothers of the DIS crew are keeping it legit and real.
Graffiti artists are usually inconsistent and imitative, but Zake is highly promising and has benefited from the media exposure street art gets in Mumbai.
Zake is one the first generation Graffiti artists in India. His name resonates with everyone in the scene.


new SerieScatter()
- See:
Example
graph.newSerie( name, options, "scatter" );
Extends
Methods
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autoAxis() → {Serie}
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Assigns axes automatically, based on Graph#getXAxis and Graph#getYAxis.
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Serie )The current serie
-
<private> draw(Boolean)
-
Redraws the serie
Parameters:
Name Type Description Boolean
force Forces redraw even if the data hasn't changed
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<private> empty()
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Removes all DOM points
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getData() → {Array.<(Float64Array|Int32Array)>}
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Returns the data in its current form
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Array.<(Float64Array|Int32Array)> )An array containing the data chunks. Has only one member if the data has no gaps
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getFlip() → {Boolean}
-
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Boolean )true
if the serie is flipped,false
otherwise -
getIndex() → {Number}
-
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Number )The current index of the serie
-
getLabel() → {String}
-
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( String )The label or, alternatively - the name of the serie
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getLayer() → {Nunber}
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Sets the layer onto which the serie should be displayed. This method does not trigger a graph redraw.
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Nunber )The index of the layer into which the serie will be drawn
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getMaxX() → {Number}
-
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Number )Highest x value of the serie's data
-
getMaxY() → {Number}
-
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Number )Highest y value of the serie's data
-
getMinX() → {Number}
-
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Number )Lowest x value of the serie's data
-
getMinY() → {Number}
-
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Number )Lowest y value of the serie's data
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getName() → {String}
-
Getter for the serie name
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( String )The serie name
-
getSymbolForLegend() → {SVGElement}
-
Computes and returns a line SVG element with the same line style as the serie, or width 20px
- Inherited From:
Returns:
-
getTextForLegend() → {SVGElement}
-
Computes and returns a text SVG element with the label of the serie as a text, translated by 35px
- Inherited From:
- See:
Returns:
-
getX(val) → {Number}
-
Returns the x position of a certain value in pixels position, based on the serie's axis
Parameters:
Name Type Description val
Number Value to convert to pixels position
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Number )The x position in px corresponding to the x value
-
getXAxis() → {GraphAxis}
-
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( GraphAxis )The x axis assigned to the serie
-
getY(val) → {Number}
-
Returns the y position of a certain value in pixels position, based on the serie's axis
Parameters:
Name Type Description val
Number Value to convert to pixels position
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Number )The y position in px corresponding to the y value
-
getYAxis() → {GraphAxis}
-
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( GraphAxis )The y axis assigned to the serie
-
hide(hideShapes) → {Serie}
-
Hides the serie
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description hideShapes
Boolean <optional>
false true
to hide the shapes associated to the serie- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Serie )The current serie
-
<private> init()
-
Initializes the seriesfsdfsdasdasd
-
isSelected() → {Boolean}
-
Returns the selection state of the serie. Generic for most serie types
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Boolean )true
if the serie is selected,false
otherwise -
isShown() → {Boolean}
-
Determines if the serie is currently visible
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Boolean )The current visibility status of the serie
-
kill()
-
Removes the serie from the graph and optionnally repaints the graph. The method doesn't perform any axis autoscaling or repaint of the graph. This should be done manually.
- Inherited From:
-
setAxes(axis1, axis2) → {Serie}
-
Assigns two axes to the serie
Parameters:
Name Type Description axis1
GraphAxis First axis to assign to the serie (x or y)
axis2
GraphAxis Second axis to assign to the serie (y or x)
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Serie )The current serie
-
setData()
-
Sets data to the serie. The data serie is the same one than for a line serie, however the object definition is not available here
- Overrides:
- See:
-
- GraphSerie#setData
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setFlip(flipped) → {Serie}
-
Assigns the flipping value of the serie. A flipped serie will have inverted axes. However this method does not automatically re-assigns the axes of the serie. Call Serie#autoAxis to re-assign the axes automatically, or any other axis setting method.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description flipped
Boolean <optional>
false true
to flip the serie- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Serie )The current serie
-
setLabel(label) → {Serie}
-
Sets the label of the serie. Note that this does not automatically updates the legend
Parameters:
Name Type Description label
String The new label of the serie
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Serie )The current serie
-
setLayer(layerIndex) → {Serie}
-
Sets the layer onto which the serie should be displayed. This method does not trigger a graph redraw.
Parameters:
Name Type Default Description layerIndex
Number 1 The index of the layer into which the serie will be drawn
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Serie )The current serie
-
setLegendSymbolStyle() → {SVGElement}
-
Explicitely applies the line style to the SVG element returned by Serie#getSymbolForLegend
- Inherited From:
- See:
Returns:
-
setOptions(options)
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Sets the options of the serie (no extension of default options)
Parameters:
Name Type Description options
Object The options of the serie
- Inherited From:
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setStyle(allStyles, modifiers, selectionMode)
-
Sets style to the scatter points First argument is the style applied by default to all points Second argument is an array of modifiers that allows customization of any point of the scatter plot. Data for each elements of the array will augment
allStyles
, so be sure to reset the style if needed. All parameters - exceptshape
- will be set as parameters to the DOM element of the shapeParameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description allStyles
Object The general style for all markers
modifiers
Object <optional>
The general style for all markers
selectionMode
String <optional>
"unselected" The selection mode to which this style corresponds. Default is unselected
Example
var modifiers = []; modifiers[ 20 ] = { shape: 'circle', r: 12, fill: 'rgba(0, 100, 255, 0.3)', stroke: 'rgb(0, 150, 255)' }; serie.setStyle( { shape: 'circle', r: 2, fill: 'rgba(255, 0, 0, 0.3)', stroke: 'rgb(255, 100, 0)' }, modifiers ); // Will modify scatter point n°20
-
setXAxis(axis) → {Serie}
-
Assigns an x axis to the serie
Parameters:
Name Type Description axis
Axis | Number The axis to use as an x axis. If an integer, Graph#getXAxis or Graph#getYAxis will be used
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Serie )The current serie
Example
serie.setXAxis( graph.getTopAxis( 1 ) ); // Assigns the second top axis to the serie
-
setYAxis(axis) → {Serie}
-
Assigns an y axis to the serie
Parameters:
Name Type Description axis
Axis | Number The axis to use as an y axis. If an integer, Graph#getXAxis or Graph#getYAxis will be used
- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Serie )The current serie
Example
serie.setYAxis( graph.getLeftAxis( 4 ) ); // Assigns the 5th left axis to the serie
-
show(showShapes) → {Serie}
-
Shows the serie
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description showShapes
Boolean <optional>
false true
to show the shapes associated to the serie- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Serie )The current serie
-
toggleDisplay(hideShapes) → {Serie}
-
Toggles the display of the serie (effectively, calls
.show()
and.hide()
alternatively on each call)Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description hideShapes
Boolean <optional>
false true
to hide the shapes associated to the serie- Inherited From:
Returns:
( Serie )The current serie


Russia Ready to Sign Deal on Preventing Cyberspace Incidents With US - Official
TOKYO (Sputnik) - Russia and the United States maintain working contacts on cybersecurity, but Russia is ready for more intense negotiations and even for signing a deal on preventing cyberspace incidents, Russian special presidential representative on international cooperation in cybersecurity, Andrei Krutskikh, said on Wednesday.
"The process of working contacts with the US is underway. The latest contact was held within the framework of the Singaporean cyber week from October 1-4 ... This is already some small progress, but this is obviously not enough," Krutskikh told reporters after bilateral consultations in Tokyo.
The official reaffirmed Russia's commitment to continue negotiations.
"We have presented to them [US] several specific offers, including to sign a bilateral intergovernmental agreement on preventing incidents in the cyberspace, and now all the balls are in the US court. As soon as they are ready, as soon as they reject the tactics of fake accusations, we will be ready to agree on where and how we should discuss all this," Krutskikh emphasised.


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Baff Bot
Find battles on your favourite games directly from Discord and
win the fight.
Add Baff to your Discord server!
Baff is a simple Discord matchmaker bot which
can help you to find other players to combat with. It currently
supports these games:
- Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4 (1v1, 2v2, 5v5);
- Overwatch (1v1, 3v3, 6v6);
- Rocket League (1v1, 2v2, 3v3);
- Counter Strike: Global Offensive (6v6).
Note: make sure to allow friend request from ALL! It may
happen that you see random digits instead of user's tag
because of his privacy settings, so just copy his tag (as
plain text) and manually add him to your friends.
How to use
Baff Bot [TUTORIAL] from Gianluca
Acerbis on Vimeo.
In order to get into a DM channel with the bot,
you have to type 'bb text me' in a server
text-channel
where the bot can both read and write messages. After that,
you'll be directly contacted by Baff so server channels don't
become clogged.
In a server Baff only understands 2 commands:
-
bb text me: you'll be contacted by Baff in
DM;
-
bb help me: you'll be showed more
instructions.
The main commands supported by the bot inside private chats are:
-
play: you'll be asked some information in
order to find a match;
-
end: you'll be asked to tell if you've won,
lost or drew;
-
cancel: Baff will cancel the operation you
were doing. If you've already been matched, your opponent
will be asked to agree or you've to give the win;
- help: Baff will list these commands.
WIP [Work In Progress]
Due to a lot of school exams I didn't add all the features and
games I would like this bot to support.
- More games (for example PUBG);
-
Currently the bot just works in DM, but you need to write
'bb' in a text-channel in a server where the bot is present
to receive a private message. I'm working on an update which
will allow the bot to create temporary text-channels and
roles inside a server where all the players will be gathered
based on the match Id;
- Rankings divided by game and mode;
-
Stats command which will let you know how many matches
you've played and their result.
-
A text-chat system integrated in Baff so you won't need to
add your opponent to your friends list.
Baff is a new bot so it hasn't a lot of users. I advise you to
test it with a friend!


Library: XML
Package: DOM
Header: Poco/DOM/EventListener.h
Description
The EventListener interface is the primary method for handling events. Users implement the EventListener interface and register their listener on an EventTarget using the AddEventListener method. The users should also remove their EventListener from its EventTarget after they have completed using the listener.
When a Node is copied using the cloneNode method the EventListeners attached to the source Node are not attached to the copied Node. If the user wishes the same EventListeners to be added to the newly created copy the user must add them manually.
Member Summary
Member Functions: handleEvent
Destructor
~EventListener
virtual ~EventListener();
Member Functions
handleEvent
virtual void handleEvent(
Event * evt
) = 0;
This method is called whenever an event occurs of the type for which the EventListener interface was registered.


The MkE SDK contains pymkeapi
, a Python (version 3.x) package that implements an MkE API client. It also contains several examples of the MkE API client code implementation and communication.
The package is distributed in the form of a Python wheel which can be easily installed--along with its dependencies--using the pip3
tool:
$ pip3 install pymkeapi-1.2.4-py3-none-any.whl
The pymkeapi
package contains the SyncClient
class, which is a thin wrapper over the MkE API with an almost 1:1 correspondence between the API requests and the SyncClient
methods. See the following HTML or PDF files for the documentation of the pymkeapi.SyncClient
class:
The MkE API client examples in Python reside in the client/python/mkeapi_examples directory. All of the examples require IP address or hostname of the sensor as the first parameter and optionally the port number as the second parameter. The default port number is 8888:
python3 example_script.py <IP address or hostname> [<port number>]
These examples demostrate the direct MkE API communication with the sensor. These provide the best way to understand the client/sensor communication protocol.
Note: All request and related reply datagrams are immediately printed in the RAW format.
| Command | Function |
|---|---|
raw_getstate.py |
• Checks the current sensor state • Switches to MKE_STATE_DEPTH_SENSOR • Waits for a while • Switches back to MKE_STATE_IDLE |
raw_setstate.py |
• Checks the current sensor state. • Switches to MKE_STATE_DEPTH_SENSOR • Waits for a while • Switches back to MKE_STATE_IDLE |
raw_getframe.py |
• Checks the current sensor state • Switches to MKE_STATE_DEPTH_SENSOR • Captures one frame from the sensor • Switches back to MKE_STATE_IDLE |
sensor_discovery.py |
Shows how to use the SSDP protocol to discover MagikEye sensors on the local network. |
SyncClient
clientThese examples use Python MkE API implementation SyncClient
.
| Command | Function |
|---|---|
client_getframe.py |
• Checks the current sensor state • Switches to MKE_STATE_DEPTH_SENSOR • Captures one frame from the sensor • Switches back to MKE_STATE_IDLE |
client_pushframes.py |
• Checks the current sensor state • Switches to MKE_STATE_DEPTH_SENSOR • Captures one frame from the sensor • Switches back to MKE_STATE_IDLE |
simple_viewer.py |
A simple PySide2/vispy based point cloud viewer |
SyncClient
clientThese examples show how to use SyncClient
with common 3rd party libraries:
Information about required dependencies to run these examples may be found in:
| Command | Function |
|---|---|
pcl_getframe.py |
Shows how to use pymkeapi in connection with the PCL library. |
pcl_viewer.py |
A Simple point cloud viewer based on the PCL library. |
open3d_getframe.py |
Shows how to use pymkeapi in connection with the Open3D library. |
open3d_viewer.py |
A simple point cloud viewer based on the Open3D library. |
© 2016-2021 MagikEye Inc.


This is the Dreamhack GaaS (Gaming as a Service) provided by DHTech. It's still being tested, so please use it with care! If you run into problems, contact Services group in DHTech.
Usage is being monitored and the service is provided with no guarantee of uptime or data persistence.
Choose from a service below. Enter any required parameters and click create. Once you have clicked create your server should show up below with its allocated ip address that you can use once it has been deployed. Dependeing on which service you choose the time to deploy can vary.
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ScreenModeHeight()
Syntax
Height = ScreenModeHeight()Description
Returns the height of the current screenmode listed with ExamineScreenModes() and NextScreenMode() functions.
Parameters
None.
Return value
The height (in pixels) of the current listed screenmode.
See Also
ExamineScreenModes(), NextScreenMode(), ScreenModeWidth(), ScreenModeDepth(), ScreenModeRefreshRate()
Supported OS
All


Weekly Feminist News Digest - 7/08/2013-7/12/2013
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Jul 12 2013
House Legislators Cut Food Stamps for 48 million Americans
On Thursday afternoon, the US House of Representatives passed a severely reduced version of The Farm Bill…
http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14470 [ http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14470 ]
Jul 11 2013
NC Legislature Passes Another “Sneak Attack” Anti-Abortion Bill
Conservative North Carolina representatives have passed a “sneak attack” bill that combines an unrelated House bill on motorcycle safety with anti-abortion provisions…
http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14467 [ http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14467 ]
Jul 10 2013
Texas Anti-Abortion Bill Advances
On Tuesday, the Texas House of Representatives tentatively passed restrictive abortion bill HB2 in the second special session, two weeks after Senator Wendy Davis’ filibuster on SB5…
http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14465 [ http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14465 ]
Jul 9 2013
Judge Temporarily Blocks Abortion Law in Wisconsin
A federal judge temporarily blocked the portion of a new Wisconsin abortion law requiring abortion doctors to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles…
http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14461 [ http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14461 ]
Jul 8 2013
Governor Scott Walker Signs Anti-Abortion Bills into Law
On Friday, Governor Scott Walker ® of Wisconsin signed into law [ https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/2013/related/proposals/sb206 ] a bill that would require all abortion providers to attain hospital admitting privileges…
http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14457 [ http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14457 ]
Other Feminist News This Week
Jul 12 2013
Ireland Passes First Abortion Exception Law
http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14471 [ http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14471 ]
Jul 12 2013
Catholic Health Association Agrees with Birth Control Coverage Provision
http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14472 [ http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14472 ]
Jul 11 2013
Unlawful Single-Sex Education Case Settled in WV Court
http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14468 [ http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14468 ]
Jul 11 2013
Indian Juvenile Court Defers Verdict of Fatal Rape Case
http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14469 [ http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14469 ]
Jul 10 2013
Duke University to Expel Students Disciplined for Sexual Assault
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Jul 10 2013
UN Presses Vatican for Information on Child Sex Abuse Cases
http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14466 [ http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14466 ]
Jul 9 2013
Supreme Court Reversed Woman’s Torture Case in Afghanistan
http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14462 [ http://www.feminist.org/news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=14462 ]
Jul 9 2013
LGBT and HIV-Positive Somali Refugees Fear Return Home
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3 references to CreateRunspace
System.Management.Automation (3)
engine\hostifaces\ConnectionFactory.cs (1)
45
return
CreateRunspace
(host);
engine\hostifaces\PowerShell.cs (1)
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runspace = RunspaceFactory.
CreateRunspace
(_settings.Host);
engine\remoting\server\ServerRunspacePoolDriver.cs (1)
2706
RunspaceFactory.
CreateRunspace
(remoteHost) : RunspaceFactory.CreateRunspace();


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This is a auto portfolio creation website.Demo of portfolio is provided in the page.The templates provided can be downloaded.Anyone who wish to create a portfolio can make use of it.


A key present in the Sep12Config.customers object. A SEP-12 PUT /customer
request will be made with the
object contents included in the body, and the id
returned will be used in SEP-31 POST /transactions
requests
as the receiver_id
.
The secret key of the Stellar keypair to use when making requests to the SEP-31 receiving anchor. This is required because only trusted parties (with known Stellar account(s)) should be able to consume a receiving anchor's API.
A key present in the Sep12Config.customers object. A SEP-12 PUT /customer
request will be made with the
object contents included in the body, and the id
returned will be used in SEP-31 POST /transactions
requests
as the sender_id
.
The fields.transaction
object to use in
POST /transactions
requests. This object will be compared to the fields.transaction
object returned by
GET /info
and is expected to
contain a value for every required field.
The configuration object for SEP-31 tests.


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Coding:
Evan Grzeda (merp101)
and Simon Weber (Simon620)
Art:
Simon Weber
and Evan Grzeda
Testers:
Sam Keller
Yegor Noskov
Aidan Gouley
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Beaver wants to reach his home. He must go through several steps. Every step has a Decorative Shape.
Beaver will follow the arrows to reach home but he must compelete all the shapes in the steps.
Beaver should not face similar shapes in any intersection .
Click on the gray steps to change the shape. Help the Beaver to choose the right path to compelete all the steps to go home.
The instructions consist of 5 shapes. We must therefore pass Beaver by the top path, which has 5 arrows, not the bottom path which has only 4 arrows.
On the way up, we place in the arrows the forms corresponding to the instructions, in order.
For the boxes of the bottom path, we can complete them with any shape, just avoid placing a circle on the way down just after the first junction, as this would conflict with the round used on the way from the top. For example, if we put triangles down, we get the following solution :
In the course, there are two "loops": one going up and one going down. If we try to use the bottom loop first, we are immediately stuck.
Indeed, the following triangle in the instructions will force Beaver to enter a second time in the bottom loop, but then the forms encountered no longer correspond to the instructions.
We must therefore leave Beaver first in the top loop :
Then we take Beaver in the bottom loop. Beaver will then go one more round in the loop of the top, before going out again following the final round.
In the instructions to follow, a pattern is repeated twice (star, triangle, triangle, star), then we have a star, and another pattern that repeats itself twice (round, round, triangle). Let's start by placing the first pattern on the "loop" consisting of 4 arrows.
Then complete with the loop of 3 arrows, located at the top right. As for the loop at the top left, we can fill the boxes with any shape, just avoid putting a star on the first arrow of this loop. Here is a solution :


jQuery UI Draggable Collision examples
Run
bower install
first to install dependencies
Collision Event
(Partly working, original demo)
Multi Collider
(Not working, original demo)
Collision Prevention
(Bootstrap optimized)
Collision Restraint
(Bootstrap optimized)
Multi Collider Prevention
(Partly working, original demo
Multi Collider Prevention
(Partly working, original demo)


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The Biological Expression Language (BEL) is a language for representing scientific findings in the life sciences in a computable form. BEL is designed to represent scientific findings by capturing causal and correlative relationships in context, where context can include information about the biological and experimental system in which the relationships were observed, the supporting publications cited and the curation process used.
BEL Language 2.0 | BEL Language Resources DirectoryGitter is used for real-time chat. You can reference OpenBEL issues like OpenBEL/bel.rb#73. You can also mention one or all users in the chat which will provide them with a desktop notification.
StackExchange has the best Q&A system available with the ability to show multiple potential answers and allow users to vote on the best ones.
Google Groups is used for OpenBEL discussions and troubleshooting help.
Google Hangout can be used to hold face-to-face meetings.
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Installing netcdf python in Ubuntu1204
2014-05-20
##InstallingnetcdfpythoninUbuntu12.04##
- to install netcdf-python requiers HDF, based on this
- HDF isntallation from source got failed, used synaptic package manager to install HDF5
- Downloaded netcdf-python, extracted and run
python setup.py install
- Failed, saying netcdf is not found in usr/
- So follwoed this, downloaded version of netcdf-4.0.1, placed in /usr/local
- cd into netcdf-4.0.1, and run the code
LDFLAGS=-L/usr/local/lib CPPFLAGS=-I/usr/local/include ./configure --enable-netcdf-4 --enable-dap --enable-shared --prefix=/usr/local
- then
sudo make
and thensudo make install
- seems got installed, then went into netcdf4-python as given in this
- and run
sduo python setup.py install
, without any error, but testing (python>> import netCDF4) shows the error ofImportError: /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/netCDF4.so: undefined symbol: nc_set_var_chunk_cache
- the error was disccused here, saying netcdf newer version hast o install
- so downloaded netcdf 4.3.0 and redone the above steps, but in
sudo make install
, it gives error ofnetcdf isntallation gives error /usr/bin/install: cannot stat `./netcdf.3': No such file or directory
, and was discussed here - As per that discussion,
installing sudo apt-get install m4
solved the error and netcdf 3.4.0 was installed. - Instead of old netcdf4-python package, downloaded its latext from github and follwoed its readme.
- Its readme, is followed as per, changed cfg template into cfg, uncomment netcdf and hdf location etc, but test given a error, let see
- it seems installation is not that much buggy!, import netCDF4 in python doesn’t return error or, running wrfncxnj.py as
python wrfncxnj.py -h
also doesn’t


Classes | |
| class | MinMaxCut |
| Within cluster similarity. More... | |
| class | NCut |
| Is a very simple separation measure. More... | |
| class | RatioCut |
| Is another simple separation measure. More... | |
Functions | |
| def | getClusterAndComplementary |
| Application of graph theory's metrics to clustering, where each connected component is a cluster. | |
| def | W |
| W(A,B) = sum_{i pert A, j pert B} w_i_j. | |
| def | d |
| Degree of a vertex: d_i = sum_{j=1}^n w_ij. | |
| def | vol |
| vol(A) = sum_{i pert A} d_i | |
| def | all_cut |
| Cut measure of the connected component A vs the complementary set. | |
| def | single_cut |
| def pyproct.clustering.metrics.graphMetrics.all_cut | ( | clustering, | |
| condensed_matrix | |||
| ) |
Cut measure of the connected component A vs the complementary set.
Definition at line 64 of file graphMetrics.py.
| def pyproct.clustering.metrics.graphMetrics.d | ( | i, | |
| condensed_matrix | |||
| ) |
Degree of a vertex: d_i = sum_{j=1}^n w_ij.
Definition at line 43 of file graphMetrics.py.
| def pyproct.clustering.metrics.graphMetrics.getClusterAndComplementary | ( | i, | |
| all_clusters | |||
| ) |
Application of graph theory's metrics to clustering, where each connected component is a cluster.
Returns the list representing the elements of cluster 'ith' and the list representing the sum of elements of all other clusters.
Definition at line 20 of file graphMetrics.py.
| def pyproct.clustering.metrics.graphMetrics.single_cut | ( | A, | |
| Acomp, | |||
| condensed_matrix | |||
| ) |
Definition at line 72 of file graphMetrics.py.
| def pyproct.clustering.metrics.graphMetrics.vol | ( | A, | |
| condensed_matrix | |||
| ) |
vol(A) = sum_{i pert A} d_i
Definition at line 54 of file graphMetrics.py.
| def pyproct.clustering.metrics.graphMetrics.W | ( | A1, | |
| A2, | |||
| condensed_matrix | |||
| ) |
W(A,B) = sum_{i pert A, j pert B} w_i_j.
Definition at line 31 of file graphMetrics.py.


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class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Testing pleiotropy in multiparental populations ### Frederick Boehm (
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>) ### University of Massachusetts Medical School ### October 17, 2019 --- # Complex trait genetics  .footnote[Image credit: Eleni Jaecklein] --- # Complex trait genetics  .footnote[Image credit: Alan Attie] --- # Multiparental populations  .footnote[Image credit: Karl Broman] ??? *include info about DO genomes* - Arise from more than two inbred founder lines - Example: Diversity Outbred mice - 8 inbred founder lines - 3 wild-derived lines - 5 common laboratory lines --- # Testing pleiotropy - Applies when 2 traits map to approximately the same genomic region - Null hypothesis: presence of one pleiotropic QTL - Alternative hypothesis: presence of two distinct QTL ??? *include univariate QTL mapping results for Recla analysis* --- # Testing pleiotropy 1. Univariate QTL scans to identify regions of interest 1. Bivariate QTL scan for two traits with overlapping peaks `$$\text{Test statistic} = \text{max}(\text{log likelihood}) - \text{max}(\text{log likelihood under pleiotropy})$$`  --- # Recla analysis - 261 Diversity Outbred mice in behavioral genetics study - "hot plate latency" (57 cM) and "percent time in light" (55 cM) both map to Chr 8 - Do they share a single QTL? - Bootstrap p-value: 0.1 --- # Future directions - More than two traits - Expression trait hotspot dissection - Submit `qtl2pleio` R package to CRAN --- # Additional resources 1. 2019 G3 paper: "Testing pleiotropy vs. separate QTL in multiparental populations". Boehm FJ, Chesler EJ, Yandell BS, Broman KW (https://www.g3journal.org/content/9/7/2317) 1. `qtl2pleio` R package on Github: https://github.com/fboehm/qtl2pleio 1. 2019 JOSS paper: "qtl2pleio: Testing pleiotropy vs. separate QTL in multiparental populations" (https://joss.theoj.org/papers/10.21105/joss.01435) 1. My email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>1. My website: https://fboehm.us


Snow Day * * (out of * * * * )
Directed by Chris Koch. Cast: Mark Webber, Schuyler Fisk, Zena Grey, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Jean Smart, Chevy Chase, Chris Elliott, Pam Grier. 2000 - 89 minutes Rated PG (for toilet humor). Reviewed by Dustin Putman, February 12, 2000.
The magic that arises when children across the country listen eagerly to the radio after a snowfall to see if school has been canceled for the day is brought vibrantly to life in "Snow Day," a mildly entertaining diversion that, nonetheless, features at least three stories that do not mesh well when strung together, as they are clearly aimed at different age groups. Directed by Chris Koch, the film is a valiant effort that will only charm most audiences for one-third of the time, based on the viewer's age, and this is unfortunate, as the talent to make a truly winning family picture is present throughout.
The town of Syracuse is having a disappointing winter, with nary a snow storm in sight. But then something unexpected happens in the air pressure and the residents awake to find their outside surroundings blanketed in a heavy layer of snow. School is announced to be closed for the day, and for some of the members of the Brandston family, their lives will be changed--for the good--by nightfall.
Story #1 involves teenage son Hal Brandston (Mark Webber), who is infatuated with high school beauty Claire Bonner (Emmanuelle Chriqui), and takes finding her ankle bracelet as a sign that they were meant for each other. Helping him out is his best friend, Lane (Schuyler Fisk), the girl in his life he fails to see he is really meant for. Preteens and teenagers are the target audience of this story, and it is the sweetest subplot in the film, terribly predictable, but consistently entertaining and equipped with a fetching innocence. Mark Webber is strong as the protagonist of this tale and the narrator of the film, but it is his female counterparts who steal the show. Schuyler Fisk, who is Sissy Spacek's daughter, proves that she very well could prove to be just as talented an actress as her mother, and is absolutely lovely as Lane. And the way in which the Claire character is handled is impressive and noteworthy, as she isn't simply written as the "seemingly unobtainable object," but as a real person who is charmed by Hal's persistence in winning her over. Emmanuelle Chriqui is a fresh face I look forward to seeing in the future.
Story #2 is far less successful, and aimed for the ages 5-11 bracket, as young Natalie Brandston (Zena Grey) sets out to stop the infamous Snow Plow Man (Chris Elliott), a maniacal worker for the city hell-bent on clearing each and every street by day's end. Syracuse schools have never been closed for snow two days in a row, and Natalie is determined to change that. While there are a couple intermittent laughs within this story, it is cliched and juvenile, and much of the humor is lame. Chris Elliott has a lot of fun as the villainous Snow Plow Man, but Zena Grey, as Natalie, is the type of child who rubs me the wrong way. Unctuous and annoyingly loudmouthed, Grey does not win any sort of plaudits from me.
Finally, Story #3 deals with the Brandston parents' adventures individually, so there actually could qualify as being a Story #4, as well.  Tom's wife, Laura (Jean Smart), is a workaholic whose job takes away from being able to be the involved parent she aspires to be. Snowed in and unable to go to work, Laura spends the day with her youngest son, and rediscovers why being a parent should come before her job. These subplots are tolerable, and a step up from Story #2, but generally slight and their payoffs are telegraphed far in advance. In the actor department, Chevy Chase is wasted and rarely given a snappy line of dialogue; Pam Grier is crazy to have even considered appearing in such a throwaway role; and Jean Smart is likable and entertaining.
When all is said and done, "Snow Day" fails because it is so resolutely uneven. It is unclear what director Koch was attempting by mixing all of these different stories for different ages, unless he was hoping he could possibly attract a wider audience and, thus, make more money. He may just succeed on that level, in getting them into the theater, but the film itself is a strange experience. While keeping an innocuous tone throughout, "Snow Day" is unsure what it wants to be, and never firmly finds its footing.
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@Mario Carneiro Shouldn't this be flipped, for consistency with comp
and llcomp
?
def lcomp (f : M →ₗ N) : (N →ₗ P) →ₗ M →ₗ P := _ -- I would expect: def lcomp (f : N →ₗ P) : (M →ₗ N) →ₗ M →ₗ P :=
maybe, but the other direction is harder
there is an order to the definitions
Also, are there compatibilities between comp
and lcomp
etc...? Is (lcomp f).to_fun
defeq to f.comp
?
yeah, it's all defeq
it's just composition so it's easy
also there is a difference between lcomp
that is there and the one you said
one is precomposition and the other is postcomposition
Right, and I think the library isn't completely consistent about which one it uses for comp
, lcomp
and llcomp
. Wouldn't it be easier if they were all post-composition?
I mean there is a need for it, I didn't write that for no reason
it's used before we have tensor products and swap and eval and such, so they aren't yet interchangeable
Ok, I see
So, may I then complain that the name is slightly confusing?
rcomp
:)
@Mario Carneiro I couldn't find where the zero linear map is defined, but apparently it is somewhere. However ⇑0 m
doesn't simp
to 0
. Where should I add this simp rule?
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[gecode-users] Updated source packages
Guido Tack
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Thu May 21 09:09:29 CEST 2009
Hi everyone,
we had some small build issues with the source packages for Gecode
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