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| USA | UK & Australia |
Japan | Germany | Italy | France | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 00 | 2 | 28 | 34 | |||
| XXS | 0 | 4 | 39 | 36 | ||
| XS | 2 | 6 | 5 | 32 | 38 | 34 |
| S | 4 | 8 | 7 | 34 | 40 | 36 |
| S | 6 | 10 | 9 | 36 | 42 | 38 |
| M | 8 | 12 | 11 | 38 | 44 | 40 |
| M | 10 | 14 | 13 | 40 | 46 | 42 |
| L | 12 | 16 | 15 | 42 | 48 | 44 |
| L | 14 | 18 | 17 | 44 | 50 | 46 |
| XL | 16 | 20 | 19 | 46 | 52 | 48 |
| XL | 18 | 22 | 21 | 48 | 54 | 50 |
| 2XL | 20 | 24 | 23 | 50 | 56 | 50/52 |
| 2XL | 22 | 26 | 25 | 52 | 58 | 52/54 |
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|---|---|
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| 15 | 38 |
| 15.5 | 39 |
| 16 | 41 |
| 16.5 | 42 |
| 17 | 43 |
| 17.5 | 44 |
| 18 | 46 |
| 18.5 | 47 |
| 19 | 48 |
| 19.5 | 50 |
| 20 | 51 |
| 20.5 | 52 |
| 21 | 53 |
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|---|---|
| 26 | 66 |
| 27 | 69 |
| 28 | 71 |
| 29 | 74 |
| 30 | 76 |
| 31 | 79 |
| 32 | 81 |
| 33 | 84 |
| 34 | 86 |
| 35 | 89 |
| 36 | 91 |
| 38 | 97 |
| 40 | 102 |
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3.What is the JavaScript syntax for printing values in Console?
4.Which function of an Array object calls a function for each element in the array?
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VIZ_01: WHO IS TALKING
data source: corpus dataset
data selected: author profession, media type
Creating (starting from corpus dataset) a csv file containing only data relating to author profession and media type.
VIZ_02: SPECIFICATION OF SINGLE SPEAKER/PARTICIPANT
data source: corpus dataset + twitter and wikipedia
data selected: author name, author profession, website name, polarization
Creating (starting from corpus dataset) a csv file containing author name, author profession and website name who have written more than one article of the corpus, everyone associated with the number of repetitions. To each person we have also associated the number of follower and tweet.
The five most important authors are presented with a short description comes from personal profiles and wikipedia.
VIZ_03: POLARIZATION WITHIN THE MOST RELEVANT TOPIC AND MEDIA
data source: corpus dataset
data selected: topic, polarization, media type
Creating (starting from corpus dataset) a csv file containing topic, number of pages for topic splitted by polarization (in favor of surveillance, against surveillance, neutral) and the total of the speakers who talk about that particular topic.
In addition, for each topic are presented the two media that speak more, information obtained by a simple counting operation.
VIZ_04: SPEAKERS AND RELEVANT WORDS
data source: corpus dataset, Sven
data selected: link, author’s profession, polarization (corpus) + word, tf valor (sven results)
Creating a specific dataset to categorize Sven results:
- creation of file containing links, categorised by media and polarization;
(es: academic_against.doc, academic_neutral.doc, academic_infavour.doc)
- extraction of txt through Zup
- txt organization in groups/folders relative to media and their polarization
(es: ..>academic>against, ..>academic>neutral, ..>academic>in favour)
- Sven: creation of a corpus for each txt group/folder, analysed separately
- selection of Sven results with the highest tf value and incorporation with the previous dataset
- creation of a csv file with the repetition count of the selected word.
VIZ_05: WHERE THE DEBATE IS - TREND AND NUANCES
data source: corpus dataset
data selected: statement, polarization (against), author’s profession (against)
Creating (starting from corpus dataset) a csv file containing statement used for siding against surveillance and the number of pages for topic against surveillance. In addition, for each topic is presented the breakdown of the speakers who talk about it: for this purpose has been created another dataset composed by the number of speakers (author’s profession) for each topic as a percentage.


The use of Earth System Models (ESMs), full complexity climate models which explicitly simulate important biogeochemical cycles (such as carbon) in the climate system, have enabled an improved understanding of the link between emissions of climatically important gases and realized climate change [ 1, 2]. As atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO 2) concentration anomalies have long decay timescales [ 3], CO 2-induced warming is essentially permanent on human-relevant timescales [ 4, 5] without the deployment of CO 2 removal technologies. Understanding possible future changes in the coupled climate–carbon cycle are therefore of critical importance to making long-term projections of climate change over centuries to millennia [ 6– 8].
ESM simulations have helped quantify the gradient of the approximately linear and scenario-independent relationship between cumulative emissions of CO 2 and resultant global mean warming [ 9– 12] through coordinated experiments run by a set of ESMs from around the world [ 2]. Using ESM-based estimates along with observational constraints, the 5th Assessment Report (AR5) of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) assessed the transient climate response to cumulative emissions (TCRE—the global mean warming following a 1 TtC (1000 GtC) injection of CO 2 into the atmosphere) to be likely (greater than 66% probability) between 0.8 and 2.5°C [ 13], similar to the 0.8–2.4°C ESM-based TCRE range reported in [ 2].
The value of the TCRE has direct relevance to contemporary international climate policy as the approximate linearity between warming and cumulative emissions leads to an all-time ‘budget’ of allowable cumulative CO 2 emissions compatible with any given warming threshold, including the 1.5°C and 2°C thresholds of the Paris Agreement long-term temperature goal [ 14, 15]. While the timing of greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions is important for economically efficient implementations of climate policy, particularly at national or regional levels, the cumulative CO 2 budget gives an unavoidable physical constraint on the total global CO 2 emissions over all time. Although partitioning the global carbon budget into national shares is complex and value laden [ 16– 18], carbon budget framings may play an important role in setting national-level policies to meet the long-term temperature goal of the Paris Agreement.
The large uncertainty in estimates of TCRE propagates into substantial uncertainty in the allowable carbon budget for a given temperature threshold. For instance, varying TCRE from 0.8 to 2.5°C would change the all-time CO 2-only cumulative carbon budget for a 2°C threshold (which would only correspond to an absolute warming of 2°C from preindustrial under the assumption that net non-CO 2 warming is negligible at time of peak warming) by 1700 GtC (ranging from 800 to 2500 GtC), corresponding to over 150 years of present-day global CO 2 emissions.
Given the large uncertainties in TCRE arising from ESM simulations, this paper investigates to what extent useful information can be derived from the historical record to further inform estimates of the TCRE, and hence constrain estimates of remaining carbon budgets. We build on the observational estimates made in both [ 9] and [ 2] to provide an update on observationally constrained TCRE, incorporating the most recent observations of both warming and emissions. The observational and model data used are discussed in §2. In §3a, we use a detection and attribution method that does not directly rely on estimates of forcing or response from complex climate models to estimate the all-forcing or ‘effective’ TCRE (the global mean warming from all-forcing agents following 1 TtC cumulative CO 2 emissions) [ 19] from observations and up-to-date assessments of radiative forcing uncertainty. We then compare these observational effective TCRE estimates with those simulated over the historical period in ESMs. In §3b, we discuss inferences about uncertainty in the CO 2-only TCRE over the historical period and compare with estimates of ESM-simulated historical CO 2-induced and non-CO 2-induced. Section 4 contains a concluding discussion.


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Lille president provides major Luis Campos update in blow to Jose Mourinho and Tottenham
Jose Mourinho has already poached two members of Lille's coaching staff
by Andy HaLille president Gerard Lopez has confirmed that sporting director Luis Campos will not join Jose Mourinho's new set-up at Tottenham Hotspur.
Mourinho has already appointed Joao Sacramento from the French side as his assistant at Spurs, with former assistant Rui Faria now embarking on his own managerial career in Qatar. Goalkeeping coach Nuno Santos has also left Lille to move to north London.
The arrival of the pair came as part of a significant restructure at Spurs following Mauricio Pochettino's departure and Mourinho's arrival.
However, Lopez confirmed on Thursday that Campos would not walk away from his position with the Ligue 1 side, having been linked with a director of football role in north London.
Speaking to RMC Sport, the Lille President said: “Luis and I, we are colleagues but above all friends, and we are working on a project together with a huge trajectory.
"And the project is far from finished. He will not leave the club. He stays with us.”
Speaking last month, Campos had admitted he would like the opportunity to work with Mourinho when speaking to Sky Sports:
"Mourinho is like a brother to me. I know him very well and for a long time. He’s a wonderful person and the best coach in the world. So, of course, if he called me I would speak."


YG Entertainment deletes CL's official Twitter and Facebook accounts
by sl278It seems like YG Entertainment has deleted CL's official Facebook and Twitter pages.
The artist recently ended her exclusive contract with her former agency, and many fans sense some drama and bad blood left behind with this recent update. Many fans have noted that the agency did not do this for former artists signed to YG such as PSY and Epik High.
What do you think of this?


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JST: JSON tools
1.0.0
JSON tools dynamic library for reading, manipulating and writing JSON tree
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Files | |
| file | JST_delete.c [code] |
| file | JST_get.c [code] |
| file | JST_list.c [code] |
| file | JST_list.h [code] |
| file | JST_load.c [code] |
| file | JST_pairs_compare.c [code] |
| file | JST_private.h [code] |
| file | JST_save.c [code] |
| file | JST_serialize.c [code] |
| file | JST_string.c [code] |
| file | JST_string.h [code] |
| file | JST_update.c [code] |
| file | JST_walk.c [code] |


Here we describe the various versions of Guppy XML documents and symbol specifications that may exist in the wild with the following caveats:
Any symbol file not containing a _version
top-level key may be assumed to be version 1.0.0.
Any Guppy XML document not containing m/@v
may be assumed to be 1.1.0.
Document and symbol version numbers need not correlate with version numbers of Guppy itself.
The complete specification for the current version is described in the documentation for Guppy.add_global_symbol
.
keys
to symbol dictionary to specify keyboard input combinations for that symbol.Removed attrs.char
as redundant
Replaced current.index
with input
Added top-level keys _version
, _name
, and _templates
.
Moved attrs
to args
Moved char
, type
, and group
to subkeys of attrs
Added template
Added ast.type
and ast.value
Transposed attrs
(now args
) from
{
attr1: [arg1attr1val, arg2attr1val],
attr2: [arg1attr2val, arg2attr2val]
}
to
[
arg1: {attr1:val,attr2:val},
arg2: {attr1:val,attr2:val}
]
since the attributes used by different arguments are frequently different. Breaks compatibility with 1.0.0.
Initial version
The complete specification for the current version is described in the XML format page.
Added m/@v
to specify version.

Backwards-compatible with 1.0.0
Initial version


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- Constructed project based on latest Android framework like MVVM, Dagger2, Retrofit2, Rxjava2, LiveData
- Fully responsible for Android development.
- Worked on developing and modifying the Android application into the new version.
- Worked on bug fixing and improving application performance.
- Fully responsible for Android development and Java back-end development in the team.
- Leaded the small team of Designers, IOS, web developers to develop the Web and Mobile Project, design database tables of projects from customer requirement
- Worked on bug fixing and improving application performance.
- Be sensitive in customers’ requirements, communicate and guide them to identify the business problems and come up with the software solutions.
- Responsible for Android development and Java Web development in the team,
Worked on bug fixing and improving application performance,
Communicated with the customer to identify problems and develop solutions
- Accomplished an Android PAD application for smart door lock,
and windows desktop application by using Swing (Java),
participate in College administration Web system development using Java and C# .
- Accomplished Android Apps
for the Gym clubs’ users, for Java Web development in the team, lead and collaborative
with other developers accomplished the Gym Club Web CRM System, developed by Java, MYSQL,
SpringMVC, Mybatis, Backbone.js( switch to AngularJS in 2nd version), Bootstrap.
- Mentored and assist 2 junior Java developers.
- Responsible for Java and Oracle SQL development in the team, for upgrade, bug fixing and improving Finance ERP system performance (developed by Java) .
Apart from being a software developer, I enjoy most of my time in all kingds of ball game sports and watching movies with my families. I used to play skateboard in China, but it became snowboarding when I come to Canada, and I really really love it
When forced indoors and not working, I would play some classical piano music, sometime the feeling of the fingers movement are just like when I am coding , same exciting, also I have some skills in producing Chinese traditional moon cake, cheese cake, and I spend some of my free time in exploring the latest technology in the back-end development .


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There are dozens of GUI components and features in Project Swing. Only a few of them are covered in these chapters. All components are described in the documentation available for downloading from Sun Microsystems. Many of them are featured in Sun's on-line tutorials.
The last component these chapters discuss is class
JSlider
.
A slider is a component that mimics the operation
of continuously variable adjustment slide such as sometimes
found on audio equipment.
setPreferredSize()
methodsetName()
methodgetName()
methodgetSource()
method


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26
Gender:
Female
Ethnicity
Latina
Profession:
Apartment Manager
Techonology:
Apple 13.3" MacBook Pro (Space Gray, Late 2016) equipped with a 2.0 GHz Intel Core i5 Dual-Core 8GB of 1866 MHz RAM, 256GB PCIe SSD, 720p FaceTime HD Camera & Dual Mics, 3.5mm Headphones Jack, Stereo Speakers. She also has an iPhone X running iOS 12.0.1.
Erika enjoys working as an apartment manager and takes her job seriously. She is professional and likes to represent the apartmnet complex as such. She also likes to provide great care for her residents and is a fun, outgoing person.
Erika would like a website that is absolutely user friendly where residents can easily pay rent and fees online, a website that future residents can navigate through easily and look at pictures of apartments and ammenities along with filling out applications easily online with no hassle.
Erika was so fortunate to stumble across Feliz's professional page. She liked the way that Feliz's page was set up and that she emphasized her work on front end web development. Feliz's page was inviting, organized, and profession and it was very easy for Erika to leave her information, wants, and needs, and she was contacted within 24 hours of submitting her information to her site.


This is the interface for mechanisms that have one independently controlled motor.
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#include <IMech1IndMotor.h>
This is the interface for mechanisms that have one independently controlled motor.
Interface for subsystems.
Definition at line 38 of file IMech1IndMotor.h.
◆ IMech1IndMotor()
| IMech1IndMotor::IMech1IndMotor |
( |
| ) |
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default |
◆ ~IMech1IndMotor()
| virtual IMech1IndMotor::~IMech1IndMotor |
( |
| ) |
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virtualdefault |
◆ GetPosition()
| virtual double IMech1IndMotor::GetPosition |
( |
| ) |
const |
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pure virtual |
◆ GetSpeed()
| virtual double IMech1IndMotor::GetSpeed |
( |
| ) |
const |
|
pure virtual |
Get the current speed of the mechanism. The value is in inches per second or degrees per second.
- Returns
- double speed in inches/second (translating mechanisms) or degrees/second (rotating mechanisms)
Implemented in ShooterHood, Mech1IndMotor, Impeller, DriveTrainSide, and Climber.
◆ SetControlConstants()
| virtual void IMech1IndMotor::SetControlConstants |
( |
ControlData * |
pid | ) |
|
|
pure virtual |
Set the control constants (e.g. PIDF values).
- Parameters
-
| [in] | ControlData* | pid: the control constants |
- Returns
- void
Implemented in Mech1IndMotor, and DriveTrainSide.
◆ Update()
| virtual void IMech1IndMotor::Update |
( |
| ) |
|
|
pure virtual |
update the output to the mechanism using the current controller and target value(s)
- Returns
- void
Implemented in Mech1IndMotor, and DriveTrainSide.
◆ UpdateTarget()
| virtual void IMech1IndMotor::UpdateTarget |
( |
double |
target | ) |
|
|
pure virtual |
The documentation for this interface was generated from the following file:
- C:/GitRepos/2021InfiniteRecharge2/src/main/cpp/subsys/interfaces/IMech1IndMotor.h


When an interactive story is released into the wild, the community takes over, cataloguing it, preserving it for posterity, and making it available via archives and databases. To help streamline this work, authors are strongly encouraged to provide metadata, such as the title of the work and the name of the author, in a machine-readable format inside the story file.
Dialog strives to comply with the Treaty of Babel, which is an initiative to establish a common standard for interactive-fiction metadata. The information is supplied via a special set of predicates, that are queried at compile-time.
Each published story should at the very least include a unique identifier—called the IFID—to distinguish it from other works. Different versions of the same story (e.g. bug fix releases) should be marked with the same IFID. To declare the IFID, use the following predicate:
| (story ifid) | XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX |
where each X is an uppercase hexadecimal digit. There's an online tool on the Dialog website that lets you generate such declarations with fresh IFID numbers. You may also use any program capable of generating a universally unique identifier (UUID), such as the uuidgen command under Linux (available in the Debian package uuid-runtime).
The Dialog compiler will complain if the story contains more than one hundred lines of source code and no IFID is provided. The standard library is also included in the line count, so it's really only trivial test programs like the examples provided so far in this manual that are exempt from the warning.
A story author may also want to specify one or more of the following:
(story title)
Put the title of the story in the body of this rule definition.
(story author)
The full name of the author, or a pseudonym, should go here.
(story blurb)
Put a brief, selling description of the story here.
(story noun)
The default story noun is “An interactive fiction”.
(story release $)
Specify the release number in the parameter; the rule body should be empty.
The story blurb is allowed to contain paragraph breaks, (par), but otherwise these rule bodies should consist entirely of plain, static text. The predicates are queried at compile-time, and the text is extracted and stored in the relevant locations in the output files. You may also query these predicates from your own code; the standard library invokes several of them while printing the banner, for instance.
When compiling to the zblorb file format, it is possible to include cover art with your story. This is not part of the Dialog language itself, but is an extra service provided by the Dialog compiler. Specify the name of a PNG file and, optionally, a short textual description of the image, using the commandline options -c and -a respectively. The cover image should be no larger than 1200 x 1200 pixels in size, and preferably square.
The raw z8 format has limited support for metadata, so if you select this output format, only the IFID and release number will be included in standard locations in the file. The other predicates are of course still accessible from within the program.
Two elements of metadata are supplied automatically by the compiler: The compiler version string and the serial number. These can be printed from within the program (and you are strongly encouraged to do so as part of the story banner), by querying the following built-in predicates:
(serial number)
(compiler version)
The serial number is the compilation date in YYMMDD format.
Attempts to violate the constraints imposed on dynamic predicates will result in fatal runtime errors.
Such errors can also occur if one of the heaps (main, auxiliary, and long-term) is ever exhausted. The heaps are three relatively large memory arrays that the Dialog runtime system uses to keep track of local variables, lists, activation records, choice points and other transient data structures. When one of these arrays fills up—which could happen at any time, in the middle of any operation—there's not much Dialog can do, except abandon all hope and re-initialize itself.
For the Z-machine backend, the main heap, auxiliary heap, and long-term heap occupy 1000, 500, and 500 words respectively by default, and this should be more than enough for most interactive stories. The size of each area can be adjusted by passing commandline options to the compiler. A built-in predicate, (display memory statistics), prints the peak usage of each memory area so far. During debugging and testing, you may wish to invoke this predicate just before quitting, as it will tell you how close you are to the limits.
The main rationale for throwing runtime errors when an invalid (now) operation is attempted, instead of merely failing, is that the compiler can do a better job of optimizing the code if it can assume that now-expressions always succeed.
A fatal runtime error will reset the Dialog evaluation state, clear the heaps, and restart the program from the (error $ entry point) predicate. The parameter is a small integer, representing the nature of the error:
1: Heap space exhausted.
2: Auxiliary heap space exhausted.
3: Type error: Expected object.
4: Type error: Expected bound value.
5: Invalid dynamic operation.
6: Long-term heap space exhausted.
After a fatal error, the game world could be in an inconsistent state, and there's not much one can do except print an error message and quit. Or is there? The standard library attempts to bring the game back to a known state via the undo facility of the Z-machine.
Both the Dialog language and its compiler have been designed with runtime performance in mind. In particular, the language lends itself well to static analysis, and the compiler performs a thorough global analysis of the program in order to choose the ideal way to represent each predicate. Often, what looks like a lengthy search through a series of rule heads can compile down to a simple property lookup or a bunch of comparison instructions.
The programmer can lay the foundation for a well-optimized program, by following two important design principles.
The first principle is: Always dispatch on the first parameter. Whenever a bound value is used to select among many different rule definitions, try to phrase the name of the predicate so that the bound value is the first parameter. That's because the Dialog compiler considers the parameters in left-to-right order when generating accelerated code for rule lookups. An example of a carefully named predicate is (from $Room go $Direction to $Target) from the standard library, which is always queried with a known $Room.
The second principle is: Make tail calls. The last statement of a rule body is said to be in tail position. Making a query in tail position is cheaper than making it elsewhere. Thus, the following implementation:
| (say it with $Obj) | My hovercraft is full of (name $Obj). |
| (stash $Obj) | (say it with $Obj) (now) ($Obj is #in #hovercraft) |
is not as efficient as this one:
| (say it with $Obj) | My hovercraft is full of (name $Obj). |
| (stash $Obj) | (now) ($Obj is #in #hovercraft) (say it with $Obj) |
In the first version, the code for (stash $) needs to create an activation record, and set things up so that execution can resume at the (now) statement, with $Obj still bound to the correct value, after the inner query succeeds. In the second version, there is no need for an activation record: The (now) statement is handled locally, and then control is simply passed to (say it with $Obj).
If the final statement of a rule is a disjunction or an if-statement, then the last statement inside every branch is also in tail position.
It is especially fruitful to place recursive calls in tail position, as we can then avoid creating an activation record for every step in the recursion.
Per-object variables have a relatively large memory footprint. If you would like your game to be playable on vintage hardware, try to minimize the number of per-object variables used by your design, especially if they will remain unset for most objects.
For instance, looking back at the (#troll wields #axe) example from the chapter on dynamic predicates, if the troll and the player are the only characters that wield weapons, it would be much better to use a pair of global variables:
| (global variable (troll wields $)) | |
| (global variable (player wields $)) |
If desired, wrapper predicates could be defined for querying or updating those variables as though they were per-object variables:
| (#troll wields $Weapon) | |
| (troll wields $Weapon) | |
| (#player wields $Weapon) | |
| (player wields $Weapon) | |
| (now #troll wields $Weapon) | |
| (now) (troll wields $Weapon) | |
| (now #player wields $Weapon) | |
| (now) (player wields $Weapon) |
To conserve heap memory, use backtracking whenever possible. Identify places in the code where you can implement loops with backtracking instead of recursion. For instance, to iterate over a list and print something for each element, use exhaust:
| (exhaust) { | |
| *($X is one of $List) | |
| (report on $X) | |
| } |
Tail-call optimization is backend-dependent. This means that infinite loops must be implemented using (repeat forever). If they are implemented using recursion, some memory might leak with every iteration, and the program will eventually crash.
Per-object flags are implemented in one of two ways. Most flags are stored in some array-like structure indexed by object number, which means that checking or updating the flag is a constant-time operation. Some flags are also tracked by a separate data structure on the side: A single-linked list of all objects for which the flag is currently set.
The linked list is enabled for any flag predicate that the program might query with an unbound parameter, as this allows Dialog to loop efficiently over every object for which the flag is set. An example from the standard library is ($ is to be considered), which is used during path finding. Such per-object flags can also be checked or set in constant time, but clearing them is linear in the number of objects having the flag set, because it is necessary to traverse the list at runtime in order to unlink the object in question.
The linked list is also enabled for flags that the program might clear for every object, e.g. (now) ~($ is to be considered). That operation is always linear in the number of objects that have the flag set.
The support for numerical computation in Dialog is quite minimal at the moment. A future version of Dialog might include more built-in predicates, and an extended numerical range. However, this must be balanced against the stated design goal of a small, elegant language.
Dialog is designed to emit compact Z-code, and will be able to cram a substantial amount of content into the good old Z-machine. Nevertheless, there is an upper limit, and a backend for the Glulx platform should eventually be added to support larger stories.
Closures could be added to the language to support callbacks. There are a handful of places in the standard library where this would make the code substantially cleaner and easier to extend from the outside.
There is currently no way to provide a fallback if the interpreter fails to print a particular unicode character. The missing character will come out as a question mark instead, but this is decidedly ugly. A future version of the language may introduce functionality for dealing with unsupported characters.
The (uppercase) built-in predicate is currently limited to English letters (A–Z). It should at least be upgraded to support the so called default extra characters in the ZSCII character set, which cover the needs of several European languages. Support for case-conversion of arbitrary unicode characters is probably more trouble than it's worth.


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Robert Mario De Niro, Jr. (born August 17, 1943) is an American actor, director, and producer.
De Niro is well known for his method acting and portrayals of conflicted, troubled characters and for his enduring collaboration with director Martin Scorsese. He gained critical acclaim in the early 1970s, culminating in his first Academy Award as best Supporting Actor for The Godfather Part II (1974), followed by a Best Actor Academy Award win for Raging Bull (1980). His film roles include the young Vito Corleone in The Godfather Part II, cabbie Travis Bickle in Taxi Driver, boxer Jake LaMotta in Raging Bull, mobster Jimmy Conway in Goodfellas and Jack Byrnes in Meet the Parents and Meet the Fockers.


Legacy-Code Killers
This is a classification of the major contributors to pay Sonar's technical debt.
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Features in release 1.5
New cool UI with card layout
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Switching to HTTPS based protocols for secure communication
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Features in release 1.0
This is the first release. More cool features will come in future releases


WITNESS LIST Economic Development Committee April 23, 2003-8:00A HB 105 For: Flores, Nancy (Texas Council on Family Violence) Kihneman, Sarah (Travis County Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Survival Center/SafePlace) Leftwich, Theresa (Williamson County Crisis Center) Levy, Rick (Texas AFL-CIO) Sabo, Jason (Center for Public Policy Priorities) On: Broussard, Allen (Texas Workforce Commission (TWC)) Registering, but not testifying: For: Morales, Becky (National Association of Social Workers/Texas Chapter) Ramsey, Lesley (Texas Campaign for Women's Health) Riddering, Hannah (Self and Texas National Organization for Women) Villareal, Armando (United Farm Workers of America, AFL-CIO) Against: Hammond, Bill (Texas Association of Business) HB 772 For: Flores, Nancy (Texas Council on Family Violence) Kihneman, Sarah (Travis County Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Survival Center/SafePlace) Levy, Rick (Texas AFL-CIO) Registering, but not testifying: For: Leftwich, Theresa (Williamson County Crisis Center) Morales, Becky (National Association of Social Workers/Texas Chapter) Ramsey, Lesley (Texas Campaign for Women's Health) Riddering, Hannah (Self and Texas National Organization for Women) Sabo, Jason (Center for Public Policy Priorities) Washington, Carolyn (Self) Against: Hammond, Bill (Texas Association of Business) HB 1244 For: Green, Penny (Texas Pay Equity Committee) Riddering, Hannah (Texas National Organization for Women) Romero, Jesse (Center for Policy Alternatives) Sabo, Jason (Center for Public Policy Priorities) Against: Knepp, Chris (Texas Employment Law Council) Registering, but not testifying: For: Flores, Nancy (Texas Council on Family Violence) Hardy Garcia, Dianne (Self) Levy, Rick (Texas AFL-CIO) Ramsey, Lesley (Texas Campaign for Women's Health) Shipley, Jessica (Self) Villareal, Armando (Unites Farm Workers of America/AFL-CIO) Against: Hammond, Bill (Texas Association of Business) HB 1245 For: Brown, James (UAW Local 276) Conway, Jimmy (Local 276) Levy, Rick (Texas AFL-CIO) Against: Knepp, Chris (Texas Employment Law Council) Registering, but not testifying: For: House, Marc (Self) Kelp, Jr., Richard (Self) Sheppard, Emmett (Texas AFL-CIO) Against: Hammond, Bill (Texas Association of Business) HB 2170 For: Dietz, Tyane (Deep East Texas Workforce Board) Grisson, Joene (Self) Kamas, Susan (Self and Central Texas Workforce Board) On: Rath, Diane (Texas Workforce Commission) Registering, but not testifying: On: Hartsook, Marilyn (Deep East Texas Workforce Development Board) HB 2213 For: Bresette, Patrick (Center for Public Policy) Smith, Joleen (Texas Mental Health Consumers) Widrow, Robert (Texas IDA Network) Registering, but not testifying: For: Derr, Patti (Self) Flores, Nancy (Texas Council on Family Violence) Green, Penny (Self) Harrigan, Mike (Self and Texas Mental Health Consumers) Hyatt, Deborah (Self) Kihneman, Sarah (SafePlace) On: Geisman, Cindy (Texas Workforce Commission) Economic Development Issues On: Cunningham, William (Self) Hetherington, David (Self) Lakhani, Ashraf (Self) Posatko, Jerome (McCombs School of Business, Corporate Governance Class) Wernick, Ephraim "Fry" (Corporate Governance Class (UT Law/MBA))


Born to an eye surgeon, Marvin Minsky became THE scientist behind pushing & developing Artificial Intelligence. In 1951 he had became a student of Princeton, and had also built the first neural network. After Achieving a a doctorate in mathematics, he left Princeton University and had returned to Harvard, in which he had already graduated from in 1946 with Mathematics honors.
Marvin Minksey also won the 1969 AM Turing Award, the highest honor in computer science. Later on in 1957, Minsky moved again to MIT, where he had met and worked with fellow AI enthusiast John Mccarthy.
Together, the replicant-loving lab partners founded the Artificial Intelligence, AKA the MIT Computer science & Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.
In 1975, Marvin had invtented “frames.” The idea of very specific, individual moments in a computer program for it to process different possibilities. Marvin Minsky was born in New York in 1927, and died in 2016 in Boston. From 1944 to 1945, Minsky had also served in the U.S. Navy.


Copyright (c) Pedro Sena 1994
FILM TITLE: LIKE WATER FOR CHOCOLATE DIRECTOR: ALFONSO ARAU COUNTRY: MEXICO 1993 CINEMATOGRAPHY: Emmanuel Lubezki, Steve Bernstein MUSIC: Leo Brower WRITTEN BY: Laura Ezquivel CAST: Marco Leonardi (Pedro), Lumi Cavazos (Tita), Regina Torme (Mama Elena), Ada Carrasco (Niacha), Mario Ivan Martinez (Dr. John), Claudette Maille, ( Gertrude ), Yareli Arizmendi, Arcelia Ramirez SUPER FEATURES: The story is great.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Some stories are meant for movies, but then again, there are times when I wish some stories remained stories, unless we had a French film director do them. Laura Ezquivel's novel is a treat. It stays with you as a fine dessert, or a fine food, and she knows it so well, and revels in it. In the film version, this gets lost because it can not translate. The twelve recipes for each month get reduced to an occasional side story. In the novel, it is the food that brings about the results, and Tita has learned to make the most of the secrets of the culinary delights. The movie couldn't possibly show us how Tita and her mentor ever decided the reasons why such and such a dish were done for whatever occasion.
This loss reduces the richness of the story into a film that is missing a third dimention, but never the less, it is still good.
Tita, is the last girl born in a family, and as is the tradition, she is destined to be the slave daughter to take care of the mother. This Tita rejects, and because of it, she becomes one of the slaves and reduced to kitchen servant. But her downfall into the kitchen has placed he in the hands of an old maid that really knows her food, and discusses it as the greatest love affair and event on the face of the earth. To the maid, the food is the monumental moment when one can place her mark on the world. Tita learns well, and goes better. Gertrude cooked. Tita has learned to affect changes in people because of her choices.
Sometimes the food is sad.... the whole table has a tremendous cry upon eating such a magnificent dessert. Other times the food is so hot that the older sister has to leave to cool off, which is not enough even after a cold shower. And trot off she does in the hands of a military opposite to what the mother stands for. Tita's revenge is working.
But it doesn't work. Tita is in love with the young man, who loves her, but is forced to marry her older sister, because Tita is marked to take care of the mother. Pedro never really loves the older sister, and as they get older, and the sister gets uglier, the thing between Tita and Pedro never really cools off, and eventually is answered.
Tita has grown, and a good man, an American comes along and he relieves the suffering she has, but he is no match for her desire and love for the one man she has been wanting all her life since that one night. Tita confronts the ghost of the mother one more time, and returns.
Finally free to meet and enjoy Pedro, they finally do. And we will keep it this way for all the viewers.
I, personally, love the writing of Laura Ezquivel, much better than I do the movie version. But I think that much of this problem may have been because I saw a version that was DUBBED and the voices were repetitive, unemotional, and so glaringly bland, that it ruined what looks like a good film. It also appears to have taken away the food part of the whole story, which is as tasty as anything else.... it matches the desires in all the film, but then, that must have not been the reason to make a film, or to distribute it to other nations.
Superb performances, if you can get by the lousy translations and often screwy sub-titles. Read the novel first, and then watch the film without the voices.
But a great novel, nonetheless... see it and read it afterwards.
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About Gedeon NIYONSENGA
My name is Gedeon, I am zodiac sign and i like to play Basketball
My Classes this Quarter
- CS472 - Web Proogramming
- CS422 - Database
- CS544 - Enterprise Architecture
- CS435 - Algorithms
My Favorite Movies
(here are my favorite movies)
- The Secret service(IMDB)
- Coming to America(IMDB)
- John Wick(IMDB)
My Moods
Happy:
Sad:
Fun Facts About My Neighbours
- Damian: Loves to play poolTable
- Meddy: Loves soccer


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Makes 18 cupcakes
Dietary
Halloween food doesn't have to be gory. These cute ghost cupcakes are great for younger kids' Halloween parties.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4. Line twelve muffin tins with muffin cases.
For the cakes, beat together the butter and sugar with a hand-held mixer until very light and fluffy. Add the eggs a little at a time beating well after each addition. Add the vanilla extract with the last of the egg.
Sift together the flours, bicarbonate of soda and cocoa into a large mixing bowl.
Gently fold the flour mix into the butter mixture along with the buttermilk until completely combined and smooth.
Place a dessertspoonful of the batter into each muffin case then bake in the oven for 20 minutes until firm to the touch.
Place on a wire rack to cool.
For the icing, place the sugar, golden syrup and four tablespoons of water into a large saucepan. Heat gently, stirring until the sugar has dissolved.
Bring the sugar syrup to the boil and cook for about 5-6 minutes until the syrup reaches 115C/239F when measured with a sugar thermometer. Remove the pan from the heat.
While the syrup is boiling, in a large bowl whisk the egg whites with a hand-held mixer until soft peaks form when the whisk is removed. Then, with the mixer on a low speed, pour in the sugar syrup in a thin steady stream - be careful not to pour the syrup onto the beaters as it may splash onto your hands.
Once all the syrup has been added increase the speed of the mixer and mix for about 10 minutes until the icing is completely cool, thick and glossy. Do not skimp on the whipping or your icing will be too soft and your ghosts will sag.
Place the icing into a piping bag fitted with a large plain nozzle. Pipe a circle of icing onto each cupcake. Then, holding the bag upright over the centre of the cake, pipe a tall mound of icing, then quickly pull the tip away to form a small peak on the top.
Add chocolate sugar strands for eyes or any decoration you fancy. The meringue icing will keep out of the fridge (the sugar syrup will have pasteurised the egg white), but make sure they don’t get too hot or the meringue will melt.


[gecode-users] Branching on domain size and picking constraints
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Tue Jun 22 15:58:02 CEST 2010
Hi,
No, that is not possible. But furthermore, it is not really clear to me why
you would pick a propagator? If the propagator needs to be run it will be
run. Otherwise, it will not.
Do you have some evidence that the default order of propagation is bad (or
even very bad) for an example you have? Or is it something you expect to be
bad?
If you really, really mean to exercise a very fine level of control over the
order of propagation you could use advisors for monitoring changes to
variables (see Chapter 16 in MPG) and in particular Section 16.4 on how to
force propagator re-scheduling.
Best
Christian
--
Christian Schulte, www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Peter Vanhee
Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2010 12:06 PM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] Branching on domain size and picking constraints
Hi all,
I am wondering if a branching strategy can combine both
- variable picking according to their domain size (smallest first), can be
done using INT_VAR_SIZE_MIN
- constraint picking, e.g. to chose the binary constraint attached to that
variable that connects with a variable
with a small domain as well
As an example, I have variables x, y & z, and domain sizes like x=10 y=10
z=1000. Binary constraints
are like x-y and x-z. My branching strategy picks a random variable of x and
then ideally would first propagate
this change to the domain of y. However, I saw it propagates to z first. How
can this be influenced, i.e.
how can the constraint x-y be forced to run before x-z, on the basis that y
has a smaller domain than z?
Thanks in advance!
Peter
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Uses of Interface
org.apache.qpid.protonj2.engine.sasl.client.Mechanism
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Uses of Mechanism in org.apache.qpid.protonj2.engine.sasl.client
Classes in org.apache.qpid.protonj2.engine.sasl.client that implement Mechanism Modifier and Type Class Description class
AbstractMechanism
Base class for SASL Authentication Mechanism that implements the basic methods of a Mechanism class.class
AnonymousMechanism
Implements the Anonymous SASL authentication mechanism.class
CramMD5Mechanism
Implements the SASL CRAM-MD5 authentication Mechanism.class
ExternalMechanism
Implements the External SASL authentication mechanism.class
PlainMechanism
Implements the SASL PLAIN authentication Mechanism.class
ScramSHA1Mechanism
Implements the SASL Scram SHA1 authentication Mechanism.class
ScramSHA256Mechanism
Implements the SASL Scram SHA 256 authentication Mechanism.class
ScramSHA512Mechanism
Implements the SASL Scram SHA 256 authentication Mechanism.class
XOauth2Mechanism
Implements the SASL XOAUTH2 authentication Mechanism .Methods in org.apache.qpid.protonj2.engine.sasl.client that return Mechanism Modifier and Type Method Description abstract Mechanism
SaslMechanisms. createMechanism()
Creates the object that implements the SASL Mechanism represented by this enumeration.protected Mechanism
SaslMechanismSelector. createMechanism(Symbol name, SaslCredentialsProvider credentials)
Mechanism
SaslMechanismSelector. select(Symbol[] serverMechs, SaslCredentialsProvider credentials)
Given a list of SASL mechanism names select a match from the supported types using the configured allowed list and the given credentials.Methods in org.apache.qpid.protonj2.engine.sasl.client with parameters of type Mechanism Modifier and Type Method Description protected boolean
SaslMechanismSelector. isApplicable(Mechanism candidate, SaslCredentialsProvider credentials)
Tests a givenMechanism
instance to determine if it is applicable given the selector configuration and the provided credentials.
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An excellent post about the role of product management.
A gem of an idea in that post includes the concept of "strong opinions weakly held". [RG points to the source]:
to deal with an uncertain future and still move forward – they advise people to have “strong opinions, which are weakly held.” ... weak opinions are problematic because people aren’t inspired to develop the best arguments possible for them, or to put forth the energy required to test them. ... it is just as important, however, to not be too attached to what you believe because, otherwise, it undermines your ability to “see” and “hear” evidence that clashes with your opinions.


#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Created on Thu Jul 2 12:28:09 2020
@author: arsi
Functions for distance matrix and similarity matrix calculation.
"""
from scipy.spatial.distance import pdist, squareform
import numpy as np
from Source.Utils.argument_loader import setup_pd, setup_np
import pytest
[docs]def calculate_similarity(X, metric='Euclidean'):
"""
Calculate similarity matrix. Utilize numpy pdist function.
Full reference: https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference/generated/scipy.spatial.distance.pdist.html
Parameters
----------
X : Numpy ndarray
An m by n array of m original observations in an n-dimensional space.
metric : str or function, optional
The default is "Euclidean"-
Returns
-------
Y_sim : Numpy ndarray
Returns a similarity matrix Y.
"""
assert isinstance(X, np.ndarray), "Data format is not a numpy array."
assert np.ndim(X) == 2, "Matrix is not 2 dimensional."
Y = pdist(X,metric)
Y_square = squareform(Y)
Y_sim = 1 / (1+Y_square)
return Y_sim
[docs]def calculate_distance(X, metric="Euclidean"):
"""
Calculate similarity matrix. Utilize numpy pdist function.
Full reference: https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference/generated/scipy.spatial.distance.pdist.html
Parameters
----------
X : Numpy ndarray
An m by n array of m original observations in an n-dimensional space.
metric : str or function, optional
The default is "Euclidean"-
Returns
-------
Y_square : Numpy ndarray
Returns a condensed distance matrix Y.
"""
assert isinstance(X, np.ndarray), "Data format is not a numpy array."
assert np.ndim(X) == 2, "Matrix is not 2 dimensional."
Y = pdist(X,metric)
Y_square = squareform(Y)
return Y_square


--- title: Recommender keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "This module exposes classes and functions related to training of the Word2Vec recommender using the Gensim library." ---
Reading embeddings and words generated by model
with open(Path("../data/best_model/embeddings.pkl"), "rb") as f:
embeddings = np.load(f)
with open(Path("../data/best_model/words_index.pkl"), "rb") as f:
word_indexes = np.load(f)
knn_recommender = KnnRecommender(
word_indexes=word_indexes,
embeddings=embeddings)
movie_repository = MovieRepository(pd.read_csv('../data/ml-latest-small/movies.csv'))
Generating recommendations
note that we need to find the index for a movie id in the embeddings array
seed_id = int(word_indexes[10])
recommendations = knn_recommender.recommend_by_index(10)
print_recommendations(movie_repository, seed_id, recommendations)


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These notes are based on the book [Contemporary Abstract Algebra 7th ed][0].
[0]: http://www.amazon.com/Contemporary-Abstract-Algebra-Joseph-Gallian/dp/0547165099
Terminology and Notation
------------------------
### Order of a Group
> The number of elements of a group (finite or infinite) is called its order.
> |G| denotes the order of G.
For example, U(10) = {1,3,7,9} is of order 4.
### Order of an Element
> The order of an element g in a group G is the smallest positive integer n such
> that gn=e. If no such integer exists, we say g has infinite order.
#### Examples
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### Subgroup
> If a subset H of a group G is itself a group under the operation of G, we say
> that H is a subgroup of G.
#### Subgroup notation
H <= G means H is a subgroup of G. If we want to specify that H is a subgroup of
G but not equal to G, we write H Let G be a group and H a nonempty subset of G. If ab-1 is in H
> whenever a,b are in H, then H is a subgroup of G.
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#### Examples using the one-step subgroup test
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When proving a group H is a subgroup of G, the very first thing you do is show H
is nonempty. After that, you suppose you have elements `a` and `b` in H and
attempt to show that ab-1 is in H. When you are supposing that `a`
and `b` are in H, the very first thought you should have is "What does it mean
for these elements to be in H? What do they look like? What properties to they
have?". These properties are usually spelled out in the definition of the group
itself. In the above example, the property of elements of H was that
x2=e. Almost immediately after supposing `a` and `b` were in H, we
spelled out what exactly that meant in terms of what those elements looked like.
Without taking the time to evaluate what these elements look like, we have no
clear direction to take the proof.
The next thought you should have is "How do I know when I've arrived? When am I
finished? What is the end goal?". For the one-step subgroup test, the overall
goal is to show that ab-1 is in H. However, similar to when you let
`a` and `b` be in H, you should ask yourself "What does it mean for
ab-1 to be in H? What does it look like? What properties does it
have?". In the above example, since elements of H had the property that
x2=e, we concluded that if ab-1 were to actually be an
element of H, it would need to have the property that
(ab-1)2=e, and verifying that would finish the proof. By
taking the time to figure out what the end of the proof would look like, we
created a road map for ourselves to help us solve the problem.
**Trying to prove something while not having a sense of direction for the proof
is a recipe for frustration.**
Here is another example which ends up being a bit similar.
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If you're not certain why we get to say that xy-1 is an element of G,
it's because we're guaranteed closure by the fact that G is a group.
Next time
---------
In the next article of the series, we'll discuss the two-step subgroup test, the
finite subgroup test, and provide many more examples of subgroups.
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XXNUMBER. THE GOVERNMENT OF GOD.
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The government of the Almighty, has always been very dissimilar to the government of men; whether we refer to his religious government, or to the government of nations. The government of God has always tended to promote peace, unity, harmony, strength and happiness; while that of man has been productive of confusion, disorder, weakness and misery. The greatest acts of the mighty men have been to depopulate nations, and to overthrow kingdoms; and whilst they have exalted themselves and become glorious, it has been at the expense of the lives of the innocent-the blood of the oppressed-the moans of the widow, and the tears of the orphan. Egypt, Babylon, Greece, Persia, Carthage, Rome-each were raised to dignity amid the clash of arms, and the din of war; and whilst their triumphant leaders led forth their victorious armies to glory and victory, their ears were saluted with the groans of the dying, and the misery and distress of the human family;--before them the earth was a paradise, and behind them a desolate wilderness; their kingdoms were founded in carnage and bloodshed, and sustained by oppression, tyranny, and despotism. The designs of God, on the other hand, have been to promote the universal good, of the universal world;-to establish peace and good will among men;-to promote the principles of eternal truth;-to bring about a state of things that shall unite man to his fellow man-cause the world to "..."-make the nations of the earth dwell in peace; and to bring about the millennial glory-when "..."
 Their nations have crumbled to pieces; their thrones have been cast down in their turn; and their cities, and their mightiest works of art, have been annihilated; or their dilapidated towers, or time worn monuments have left us but feeble traits of their former magnificence, and ancient grandeur.  The plans of the greatest politicians, the wisest senators, and most profound statesmen have been exploded; and the proceedings of the greatest chieftains, the bravest generals, and the wisest kings have fallen to the ground. Nation has succeeded nation, and we have inherited nothing but their folly.  Or where is there a kingdom or nation, that can promote the universal happiness of its own subjects, or even their general well being? Our nation, which possesses greater resources than any other, is rent from center to circumference, with party strife, political intrigue, and sectional interest; our counselors are panic struck, our legislators are astonished, and our senators are confounded; our merchants are paralyzed, our tradesmen are disheartened, our mechanics out of employ, our farmers distressed, and our poor crying for bread. Our banks are broken, our credit ruined, and our states overwhelmed in debt;-yet we are, and have been in peace.-What is the matter? Are we alone in this thing? Verily, no. With all our evils we are better situated than any other nation. Let Egypt, Turkey, Spain, France, Italy, Portugal, Germany, England, China, or any other nation speak, and tell the tale of their trouble-their perplexity, and distress, and we should find that their cup was full, and that they were preparing to drink the dregs of sorrow. England, that boasts of her literature, her science, commerce, etc., has her hands reeking with the blood of the innocent, abroad; and she is saluted with the cries of the oppressed, at home.-Chartism, O'Connelism, and Radicalism are gnawing her vitals at home; and Ireland, Scotland, Canada, and the East, are threatening her destruction abroad. France is rent to the core-intrigue, treachery, and treason lurk in the dark; and murder, and assassination stalk forth at noon-day. Turkey, once the glory of European nations, has been shorn of her strength-has dwindled into her dotage, and has been obliged to ask her allies to propose to her tributary terms of peace: and Russia, and Egypt are each of them opening their jaws to devour her. Spain has been the theater of bloodshed, of misery and woe, for years past. Syria is now convulsed with war and bloodshed. The great and powerful empire of China, which has for centuries resisted the attacks of barbarians, has become tributary to a foreign foe; her batteries thrown down; many of her cities destroyed, and her villages deserted. We might mention the Eastern rajahs; the miseries and oppressions of the Irish; the convulsed state of Central America; the situation of Texas and Mexico; the state of Greece, Switzerland, and Poland-nay, the world itself presents one great theater of misery, woe, and "..."  When that is done judgment will be administered in righteousness; anarchy and confusion will be destroyed, and "..."
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If there was any thing great or good in the world it came from God. The construction of the first vessel was given to XXPROPHET, by revelation. The design of the ark was given by God, "..." The learning of the Egyptians, and their knowledge of astronomy was no doubt taught them by XXPROPHET and Joseph, as their records testify, who received it from the Lord. The art of working in brass, silver, gold, and precious stones, was taught by revelation, in the wilderness. The architectural designs of the Temple at Jerusalem, together with its ornament and beauty was given of God. Wisdom to govern the house of Israel was given to Solomon, and to the judges of Israel; and if he had always been their king, and they subject to his mandate, and obedient of his laws, they would still have been a great and mighty people; the rulers of the universe-and the wonder of the world. If Nebuchadnezzar, or Darius, or Cyrus, or any other king possessed knowledge or power it was from the same source, as the scriptures abundantly testify.  He selected XXPROPHET, whom he directed, and gave his law unto, and to the people who were with him; and when the world in general would not obey the commands of God, he translated XXPROPHET and his church, and the priesthood or government of heaven, was taken away.
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 "..." Other attempts to promote universal peace and happiness in the human family have proven abortive; every effort has failed; every plan and design has fallen to the ground; it needs the wisdom of God, the intelligence of God, and the power of God to accomplish this. The world has had a fair trial for six thousand years; the Lord will try the seventh thousand himself; "..." iniquity will hide its hoary head, Satan will be bound, and the works of darkness destroyed; righteousness will be put to the line, and judgment to the plummet, and "..." To bring about this state of things there must of necessity be great confusion among the nations of the earth; "..."-Am I asked what is the cause of the present distress? I would answer: "..." The earth is groaning under corruption, oppression, tyranny, and bloodshed; and God is coming out of his hiding place, as he said that he would do, to vex the nations of the earth. Daniel, in his vision, saw convulsion upon convulsion; he "..." It is for us to be righteous that we may be wise and understand, for "..." As a church, and a people it behooves us to be wise, and to seek to know the will of God, and then be willing to do it; for "..." says the scriptures. "..." says our Savior, "..." If XXPROPHET, XXPROPHET, XXPROPHET, the children of Israel, and all God's people were saved by keeping the commandments of God, we, if saved at all, shall be saved upon the same principle. As God governed XXPROPHET, Isaac and Jacob, as families, and the children of Israel as a nation, so we, as a church, must be under his guidance if we are prospered, preserved, and sustained.  The Lord has told us to build the temple, and the XXCITY House, and that command is as binding upon us as any other; and that man who engages not in these things is as much a transgressor as though he broke any other command-he is not a doer of God's will, nor a fulfiller of his laws.
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In regard to the building up of Zion it has to be done by the counsel of Jehovah; by the revelations of heaven, and we should feel to say "..." We would say to the saints that come here, we have laid the foundation for the gathering of God's people to this place, and expect that when the saints do come they will be under the counsel of those that God has appointed. The Twelve are set apart to counsel the saints pertaining to this matter: and we expect that those who come here will send before them their wise men according to revelation; or if not practicable, be subject to the counsel that God has given or they cannot receive an inheritance among the saints, or be considered as God's people; and they will be dealt with as transgressors of the laws of God; we are trying here to gird up our loins, and purge from our midst the workers of iniquity; and we hope that when our brethren arrive from abroad, they will assist us to roll forth this good work, and to accomplish this great design; that "..."


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CMO, KoçSistem
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A DREAM OF PROPERTY: THE THEME OF IDENTITY IN ANTHONY TROLLOPE'S FIRST SEVEN NOVELS
A DISSERTATION SUBMITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH AND THE COMMITTEE ON THE GRADUATE DIVISION OF STANFORD UNIVERSITY | IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS | FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
By John Robert Crull Burroughs
June 1970
Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission.


Generate ruby code from a sexp.
Nodes that represent assignment and probably need () around them.
TODO: this should be replaced with full precedence support :/
binary operation messages
cutoff for one-liners
Generate a post-or-pre conditional loop.
# File lib/ruby2ruby.rb, line 939 def cond_loop(exp, name) cond = process(exp.shift) body = process(exp.shift) head_controlled = exp.shift body = indent(body).chomp if body code = [] if head_controlled then code << "#{name} #{cond} do" code << body if body code << "end" else code << "begin" code << body if body code << "end #{name} #{cond}" end code.join("\n") end
Utility method to escape something interpolated.
# File lib/ruby2ruby.rb, line 962 def dthing_escape type, lit lit = lit.gsub(/\n/, '\n') case type when :dregx then lit.gsub(/(\A|[^\])\//, '\1\/') when :dstr, :dsym then lit.gsub(/"/, '\"') when :dxstr then lit.gsub(/`/, '\`') else raise "unsupported type #{type.inspect}" end end
Process all the remaining stuff in exp
and return the results
sans-nils.
# File lib/ruby2ruby.rb, line 980 def finish exp # REFACTOR: work this out of the rest of the processors body = [] until exp.empty? do body << process(exp.shift) end body.compact end
Indent all lines of s
to the current indent level.
# File lib/ruby2ruby.rb, line 991 def indent(s) s.to_s.split(/\n/).map{|line| @indent + line}.join("\n") end
Wrap appropriate expressions in matching parens.
# File lib/ruby2ruby.rb, line 998 def parenthesize exp case self.context[1] when nil, :defn, :defs, :class, :sclass, :if, :iter, :resbody, :when, :while then exp else "(#{exp})" end end
Return the appropriate regexp flags for a given numeric code.
# File lib/ruby2ruby.rb, line 1010 def re_opt options bits = (0..8).map { |n| options[n] * 2**n } bits.delete 0 bits.map { |n| Regexp::CODES[n] }.join end
Return a splatted symbol for sym
.
# File lib/ruby2ruby.rb, line 1019 def splat(sym) :"*#{sym}" end
Utility method to generate something interpolated.
# File lib/ruby2ruby.rb, line 1026 def util_dthing(type, exp) s = [] # first item in sexp is a string literal s << dthing_escape(type, exp.shift) until exp.empty? pt = exp.shift case pt when Sexp then case pt.first when :str then s << dthing_escape(type, pt.last) when :evstr then s << '#{' << process(pt) << '}' # do not use interpolation here else raise "unknown type: #{pt.inspect}" end else raise "unhandled value in d-thing: #{pt.inspect}" end end s.join end
Utility method to generate ether a module or class.
# File lib/ruby2ruby.rb, line 1055 def util_module_or_class(exp, is_class=false) result = [] name = exp.shift name = process name if Sexp === name result << name if is_class then superk = process(exp.shift) result << " < #{superk}" if superk end result << "\n" body = [] begin code = process(exp.shift) unless exp.empty? body << code.chomp unless code.nil? or code.chomp.empty? end until exp.empty? unless body.empty? then body = indent(body.join("\n\n")) + "\n" else body = "" end result << body result << "end" result.join end