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MQDS
0.0.1
Molecular Quantum Dynamics and Spectroscopy
|
Module that contains the subroutines and functions to perform SQC windowing calculations. More...
Functions/Subroutines | |
| subroutine | initialize_windows |
| Allocate the windowing arrays and set initial tolls (for normalizing the density matrix) to 0. More... | |
| subroutine | finalize_windows |
| Deallocate the windowing arrays. More... | |
| subroutine | sample_sqc_map (x_init, p_init) |
| Sample the initial distribution of mapping variables for truncated wigner approximation in action-angle variables with broadened windows. More... | |
| complex(dp) function, dimension(nstate, nstate) | sqc_redmat (x, p, itime) |
| Calculate the reduced density matrix using SQC. More... | |
| subroutine | normalize_sqc_redmat (redmat) |
| Normalize the reduced density matrix using toll/od_toll from sqc_redmat. More... | |
Module that contains the subroutines and functions to perform SQC windowing calculations.
| subroutine windows::finalize_windows | ( | ) |
Deallocate the windowing arrays.
| subroutine windows::initialize_windows | ( | ) |
Allocate the windowing arrays and set initial tolls (for normalizing the density matrix) to 0.
| subroutine windows::normalize_sqc_redmat | ( | complex(dp), dimension( nstate, nstate, 0 : nbstep / dump ) | redmat | ) |
Normalize the reduced density matrix using toll/od_toll from sqc_redmat.
| subroutine windows::sample_sqc_map | ( | real(dp), dimension(nstate), intent(out) | x_init, |
| real(dp), dimension(nstate), intent(out) | p_init | ||
| ) |
Sample the initial distribution of mapping variables for truncated wigner approximation in action-angle variables with broadened windows.
| complex(dp) function, dimension( nstate, nstate ) windows::sqc_redmat | ( | real(dp), dimension(nstate), intent(in) | x, |
| real(dp), dimension(nstate), intent(in) | p, | ||
| integer | itime | ||
| ) |
Calculate the reduced density matrix using SQC.


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Jan. 7, meditated
Jan. 8, did I do anything creative today? Not sure.
Jan. 9, Watched the Crunchies. Yay, Github!!
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Jan. 14, practiced circular breathing
Jan. 15, played my crystal bowls, so beautiful
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Jan. 18, made a lovely cucumber salad.
Jan. 19, and another in the food category...tofu baked in apple juice and chopped garlic
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Feb. 16, Been a while. Still writing poetry.
Feb. 17, Made baked beans. Haven't done that in a while.
Feb. 18, Not sure what I did that was creative today.
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March 24, posted my cv online
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April 12, Experimenting with black sesame seeds.
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April 21, Said good-bye to an old idea and hello to a new one.
April 23, worked on getting my resume in order
April 24, interpretive dance
April 25, watched student films
April 27, submited the files I needed to submit
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const std = @import("../std.zig");
const CpuFeature = std.Target.Cpu.Feature;
const CpuModel = std.Target.Cpu.Model;
pub const Feature = enum {
ptx32,
ptx40,
ptx41,
ptx42,
ptx43,
ptx50,
ptx60,
ptx61,
ptx63,
ptx64,
ptx65,
ptx70,
ptx71,
ptx72,
ptx73,
ptx74,
ptx75,
sm_20,
sm_21,
sm_30,
sm_32,
sm_35,
sm_37,
sm_50,
sm_52,
sm_53,
sm_60,
sm_61,
sm_62,
sm_70,
sm_72,
sm_75,
sm_80,
sm_86,
};
pub const featureSet = CpuFeature.feature_set_fns(Feature).featureSet;
pub const featureSetHas = CpuFeature.feature_set_fns(Feature).featureSetHas;
pub const featureSetHasAny = CpuFeature.feature_set_fns(Feature).featureSetHasAny;
pub const featureSetHasAll = CpuFeature.feature_set_fns(Feature).featureSetHasAll;
pub const all_features = blk: {
const len = @typeInfo(Feature).Enum.fields.len;
std.debug.assert(len <= CpuFeature.Set.needed_bit_count);
var result: [len]CpuFeature = undefined;
result[@enumToInt(Feature.ptx32)] = .{
.llvm_name = "ptx32",
.description = "Use PTX version 3.2",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.ptx40)] = .{
.llvm_name = "ptx40",
.description = "Use PTX version 4.0",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.ptx41)] = .{
.llvm_name = "ptx41",
.description = "Use PTX version 4.1",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.ptx42)] = .{
.llvm_name = "ptx42",
.description = "Use PTX version 4.2",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.ptx43)] = .{
.llvm_name = "ptx43",
.description = "Use PTX version 4.3",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.ptx50)] = .{
.llvm_name = "ptx50",
.description = "Use PTX version 5.0",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.ptx60)] = .{
.llvm_name = "ptx60",
.description = "Use PTX version 6.0",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.ptx61)] = .{
.llvm_name = "ptx61",
.description = "Use PTX version 6.1",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.ptx63)] = .{
.llvm_name = "ptx63",
.description = "Use PTX version 6.3",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.ptx64)] = .{
.llvm_name = "ptx64",
.description = "Use PTX version 6.4",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.ptx65)] = .{
.llvm_name = "ptx65",
.description = "Use PTX version 6.5",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.ptx70)] = .{
.llvm_name = "ptx70",
.description = "Use PTX version 7.0",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.ptx71)] = .{
.llvm_name = "ptx71",
.description = "Use PTX version 7.1",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.ptx72)] = .{
.llvm_name = "ptx72",
.description = "Use PTX version 7.2",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.ptx73)] = .{
.llvm_name = "ptx73",
.description = "Use PTX version 7.3",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.ptx74)] = .{
.llvm_name = "ptx74",
.description = "Use PTX version 7.4",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.ptx75)] = .{
.llvm_name = "ptx75",
.description = "Use PTX version 7.5",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.sm_20)] = .{
.llvm_name = "sm_20",
.description = "Target SM 2.0",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.sm_21)] = .{
.llvm_name = "sm_21",
.description = "Target SM 2.1",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.sm_30)] = .{
.llvm_name = "sm_30",
.description = "Target SM 3.0",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.sm_32)] = .{
.llvm_name = "sm_32",
.description = "Target SM 3.2",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.sm_35)] = .{
.llvm_name = "sm_35",
.description = "Target SM 3.5",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.sm_37)] = .{
.llvm_name = "sm_37",
.description = "Target SM 3.7",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.sm_50)] = .{
.llvm_name = "sm_50",
.description = "Target SM 5.0",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.sm_52)] = .{
.llvm_name = "sm_52",
.description = "Target SM 5.2",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.sm_53)] = .{
.llvm_name = "sm_53",
.description = "Target SM 5.3",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.sm_60)] = .{
.llvm_name = "sm_60",
.description = "Target SM 6.0",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.sm_61)] = .{
.llvm_name = "sm_61",
.description = "Target SM 6.1",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.sm_62)] = .{
.llvm_name = "sm_62",
.description = "Target SM 6.2",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.sm_70)] = .{
.llvm_name = "sm_70",
.description = "Target SM 7.0",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.sm_72)] = .{
.llvm_name = "sm_72",
.description = "Target SM 7.2",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.sm_75)] = .{
.llvm_name = "sm_75",
.description = "Target SM 7.5",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.sm_80)] = .{
.llvm_name = "sm_80",
.description = "Target SM 8.0",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
result[@enumToInt(Feature.sm_86)] = .{
.llvm_name = "sm_86",
.description = "Target SM 8.6",
.dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{}),
};
const ti = @typeInfo(Feature);
for (result) |*elem, i| {
elem.index = i;
elem.name = ti.Enum.fields[i].name;
}
break :blk result;
};
pub const cpu = struct {
pub const sm_20 = CpuModel{
.name = "sm_20",
.llvm_name = "sm_20",
.features = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
.sm_20,
}),
};
pub const sm_21 = CpuModel{
.name = "sm_21",
.llvm_name = "sm_21",
.features = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
.sm_21,
}),
};
pub const sm_30 = CpuModel{
.name = "sm_30",
.llvm_name = "sm_30",
.features = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
.sm_30,
}),
};
pub const sm_32 = CpuModel{
.name = "sm_32",
.llvm_name = "sm_32",
.features = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
.ptx40,
.sm_32,
}),
};
pub const sm_35 = CpuModel{
.name = "sm_35",
.llvm_name = "sm_35",
.features = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
.sm_35,
}),
};
pub const sm_37 = CpuModel{
.name = "sm_37",
.llvm_name = "sm_37",
.features = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
.ptx41,
.sm_37,
}),
};
pub const sm_50 = CpuModel{
.name = "sm_50",
.llvm_name = "sm_50",
.features = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
.ptx40,
.sm_50,
}),
};
pub const sm_52 = CpuModel{
.name = "sm_52",
.llvm_name = "sm_52",
.features = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
.ptx41,
.sm_52,
}),
};
pub const sm_53 = CpuModel{
.name = "sm_53",
.llvm_name = "sm_53",
.features = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
.ptx42,
.sm_53,
}),
};
pub const sm_60 = CpuModel{
.name = "sm_60",
.llvm_name = "sm_60",
.features = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
.ptx50,
.sm_60,
}),
};
pub const sm_61 = CpuModel{
.name = "sm_61",
.llvm_name = "sm_61",
.features = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
.ptx50,
.sm_61,
}),
};
pub const sm_62 = CpuModel{
.name = "sm_62",
.llvm_name = "sm_62",
.features = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
.ptx50,
.sm_62,
}),
};
pub const sm_70 = CpuModel{
.name = "sm_70",
.llvm_name = "sm_70",
.features = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
.ptx60,
.sm_70,
}),
};
pub const sm_72 = CpuModel{
.name = "sm_72",
.llvm_name = "sm_72",
.features = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
.ptx61,
.sm_72,
}),
};
pub const sm_75 = CpuModel{
.name = "sm_75",
.llvm_name = "sm_75",
.features = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
.ptx63,
.sm_75,
}),
};
pub const sm_80 = CpuModel{
.name = "sm_80",
.llvm_name = "sm_80",
.features = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
.ptx70,
.sm_80,
}),
};
pub const sm_86 = CpuModel{
.name = "sm_86",
.llvm_name = "sm_86",
.features = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
.ptx71,
.sm_86,
}),
};
};


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PRIMARY COLORS *** 1/2 Produced and directed by Mike Nichols.Written by Elaine May, based on the novel by Anonymous. Photography, Michael Ballhaus. Editing, Arthur Schmidt.Production design, Bo Welch. Music, Ry Cooder. Cast: John Travolta (Gov.Jack Stanton), Emma Thompson (Susan Stanton), Adrian Lester (Henry Burton), Billy Bob Thornton (Richard Jemmons), Kathy Bates (Libby Holden), Maura Tierney (Daisy Green), Larry Hagman (Freddy Picker),Paul Guilfoyle (Howard Ferguson),Caroline Aaron (Lucille Kaufman), Rebecca Walker (March Cunningham), Mykelti Williamson (the illiterate man), et al. A Universal Pictures release. 142 minutes. Rated R (language, sex)
Some day in Afghanistan, when they start showing films again and import "Primary Colors," most viewers will make neither heads or tails of it. Perhaps a mere handful of Afghans will see it as a movie on the Clintons. More, but still few viewers --never mind the sty in their eye --will think it is about the corrupt American electoral system and its strategies.
It would be good if the American public could appreciate the movie both as Clintonesque and as a kind of docu-drama of our politics, instead of the just the former, which is the majority perception.
The fact is that "Primary Colors" is the filmization of the eponymous novel by former Newsweek writer Joe Klein, published with "Anonymous" as the author. Klein, immediately suspected, at first denied, eventually 'fessed up.
The book was a "roman a clef," (which means "a novel with a key" in French), the kind that shows historical facts and real people but disguised as fiction. The fiction is generally tricky so that the readers have to solve puzzles of identification. The faithful (with some excisions) movie version is a "film a clef," but both incarnations are so transparent that they're not really very clef.
John Travolta plays the Democratic Governor of an unnamed Southern State. His nom-de-film is Jack Stanton, Jack as in Kennedy, Stanton as in Clinton. He is running in the Presidential primaries.  To Stanton's staff --initially one of dedicated amateurs --is added the young idealist Henry Burton who wants to be part of history, and about whose late grandfather (someone like Martin Luther King) everyone gushes. Stantonites include spin-doctor southerner Richard Jemmons, cute Daisy Green, troubleshooter-fixer Libby Holden, and others.
Jack and Susan are "constructed" to look and sound as humanly as possible like Bill and Hillary Clinton. Henry Burton, an African American, is derived from George Stephanopoulos (and played by a Brit) --a clever move because Stephanopoulos is Greek-American, hence, in terms of politics, a member of a minority, and Henry is also a member of a minority. Even more than Stephanopoulos, he reinforces the aura of an all-inclusive, non-racist entourage. (It also helps to get more black votes, of course). As Jemmons, Billy Bob Thornton is a projection of James Carville. And so on, down the line.
The film's opening is an inspired, funny visual and aural essay on the variety of hand-shakes the Governor uses. It would stand by itself as a prize-winning short. Then the portrait of Jack is expanded, amplified and constantly added to. The man is a consummate politico who can pretend, manipulate, cajole, inspire, move, cheat, you name it, he can do it.
In his first dramatic appearance, in a New York school where he encourages minority adults to get an education, Stanton follows the sad tale of a black man whom illiteracy has seriously damaged, raptly and with swelling tear ducts. He segues with the heartbreaking story of his own uncle, a Congressional Medal of Honor winner who refused all school scholarships or civilian offers, because--that was his shameful secret-- he too was illiterate. Jack concludes with a moving and realistic paean of education.
Now here's a candidate who knows how to listen, who has sensible ideas, who understands the hurt of others. But hold on! The uncle yarn will turn out to be pure invention. Hold on again ! If quick-change artist Stanton can lie like, well, a politician, he can also feel for other people. That's what makes Jack such a complex, multi-layered fellow, and that's what the movie captures with amazing accuracy. This goes well beyond the simple Jekyll-Hyde transformation and into a far more devious and complicated character.
Jack has the searching eye of a ladies' man eye and a high level of testosterone. In his case as in others, those traits can be inseparable from other talents. It's one big ball of wax. I wager that the name "Jack" was chosen to evoke JFK, not only for fast-thinking one one's feet but for sexual shenanigans too.
Just being next to Stanton flusters so much the New York teacher who hosted the meeting that she keeps stumbling on stairs. She later comes out of Jack's bedroom, while the Governor does not even blink as his helpers, assembled in the hotel suite, watch her exit. Nerves of steel? Nerve? Both.
The complexity, which extends to most other aspects of the movie, makes "Titanic" look like child's play, save for the specials effects. The "PC" director and writer are the once famous cabaret-type duo of Nichols and May who, separated for years, were reunited on the stage, then for the film "The Birdcage." Both are devilishly talented.
I bet they hurried to finish "PC" while the Presidential hubbub was at its then-apex. I also bet that they wished the film could have come out in the Fall of 1998, since that's when the likeliest Oscar candidates will be released. While at today's date (late March 1998), "PC" leads the pack by light-years, the memory of voting Academy members almost always disfavors pre-summer releases.
Back to Henry, who is inducted in Jack's ranks in a whirlwind recruitment. In "PC" we follow everyone, but it is Henry whom we watch as the nearly always present thread, and as though he were the chorus of an ancient Greek play. It is his actions, observations, reactions and reactions to reactions that make us, the audience, identify with this decent, able and likable young man. Henry takes us everywhere, to the mechanisms, agonies and ecstasies of campaigning, including the New Hampshire primary that ends with Jack in second place (to general jubilation) well after the story's mid-point.
Much, if not most of the plot deals with the staff having to counter rumors, accusations or sometimes deliberate lies, and what seems to be a severe case of satyriasis (that's the Don Juan syndrome, the male equivalent of nymphomania).  To the rescue comes gun-toting old pal Libby (Kathy Bates) who seems to know everything and everyone and is wise to the Age of Electronics. More, I cannot divulge.
The movie is fast, elliptical, humorous, amusing. It is also raunchy in speech, acts and behavior. As a farce, it is amoral, immoral, cynical and very funny. As an expose of political animals it has wild moments and touching moments. It peeks with savvy into the exhausting process of running for office, the higher the office, the more killing the effort.
It pulls no punches, but understands Jack Stanton, warts and all. There's a magnificent night scene, the culmination of the collaboration between director, writer, set designer and the master cinematographer Michael Ballhaus. The camera pulls in doughnut-fancier Jack sitting across the street in a glassed in a doughnut shop, chatting with true sympathy and empathy with the lone, gimpy employee. It's a rare, quiet interlude, an Edward Hopper moment of isolation, except that Jack's presence promises some hope for the proletarian employee. It is also a moving moment of epiphany for Stanton. And it justifies another scene: as Billy Bob is quitting his job (he'll come back), he takes his leave of Henry, asks him to stick with Jack. "This one's worth it."
A speech to laid-off workers, from the heart and with no b.s. is as good as anything Frank Capra ever did, and far more believable. Events that involve talk-show hosts Larry King, Charlie Rose, Geraldo Rivera, Bill Maher (as themselves), or Rob Reiner (as Izzy Rosenblatt), keep hitting the mark. The Reiner episode catalyzes changes that will affect Jack's rival candidate. This sets in motion a crazy yet believable chain that ends up involving ex-Florida Governor Picker (Larry Hagman), who is the soul of decency --but has a secret.
Hagman underacts with admirable control, at the opposite pole of his famous "Dallas" performances on TV. Which brings me to the performers. They are a superb (and superbly cast) cast. As Susan Stanton, Emma Thompson has a number of choice scenes with terse and fast dialogue as well as reactions. She is attractive, at times seductive, even sexy. Henry is endearing. Libby is a great, bossy, volcanic strategist with pit bull determination, yet I have a feeling that her part is a bit overdone, not in acting but in her skills. Nor am I too convinced by the final episode that concerns Libby. (No, I won't give it away. This is, after all, also a political thriller).
Then there's Travolta, that Lazarus of actors who came back from the dead with "Pulp Fiction." He does very well, yet if you expect a total impersonation of Bill Clinton you simply won't get it. You might have, in a stage-play. But in a film, with its merciless close-ups, Travolta can only be a semi-Clinton.
There's common agreement that the real President is as smart as they come, a well-educated thinker-doer. I'm not swayed by his Rhodes scholarship since many scholars, even famous ones, are really duds. Still, the real Clinton leaves no doubts about his native intelligence.
Travolta can be a very fine actor. He gives a striking, cunning performance, but he cannot change his spots. If you don't allow Jack his very own personality; if you concentrate on the Clinton/Stanton parallels to the detriment of the bigger picture; if you search for convincing Clintonisms, no matter what Travolta does, he does not exactly radiate with brains. In any case, directors and witers have to be intelligent, but thespians don't, so long as they have talent. There's no denying that a person with Jack's characteristics could be a Governor or President. Or become a Hollywood star.
" Le mauvais gout mene au crime" (Stendhal)
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After consuming the medication, I felt overcome with dizziness and exhaustion shortly after. Possibly within the hour proceeding the overdose. Peak concentrations are typically reached within six hours. I fell asleep before then, and awoke about two days later. Extremely dizzy and confused, my legs felt like lead for several days after I awoke. No one noticed what had happened, I did not go to the hospital.
As I started to move around in the next few hours, I experienced a strong metallic taste, dry mouth, difficulty urinating, constipation and tremor (EPS possibly). These are all consistent with side effects of the drug in therapeutic doses, though of a much more severe intensity.
I have heard of a few cases of deaths related to olanzapine overdose. 'Eli Lilly and Company has received reports of fatality in association with overdose of olanzapine alone. In one case of death, the amount of acutely ingested olanzapine was reported to be possibly as low as 450 mg; however, in another case, a patient was reported to survive an acute olanzapine ingestion of 1500mg.' - Rxlist.com... not really sure of what else those people had taken at the time, or of their body weight. It's still useful to know.
  In hindsiht, I don't believe I took enough olanzapine to seriously harm myself permenantly. Though my liver and kidneys surely took a beating. I've fully recovered today, one year later. I do NOT recommend taking this drug unless it is medically necessary.
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client.
OEISClient
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Session
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get_by_id
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Sequence
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On the OEIS website, IDs are displayed with an uppercase letter and 6 (for A IDs) or 4 (for M and N IDs) digits. However, this method does not require an uppercase letter or leading zeros to be used.
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Sequences are retrieved in sets of 10 and sequences are then removed if necessary. So, there is no speed improvement between, for example, a max_seqs of 10 and one of 15. This applies to all methods with a max_seqs argument.
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| id | The sequence’s unique ID in the OEIS, as a string. Begins ‘A’. |
| alt_ids | Other IDs, as a list of strings beginning ‘M’ and ‘N’ which the sequence carried in the “The Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences”, 1995 or the “Handbook of Integer Sequences”, 1973, respectively. |
| unsigned_list | A list of terms in the sequence without any minus signs. |
| signed_list | A list of terms in the sequence including any minus signs. |
| name | The name of the sequence, as a string. |
| references | A list of references to the sequence. |
| links | A list of links about the sequence. |
| formulae | Formulae for generating the sequence, as a list of strings. |
| cross_references | Cross-references to the sequence from elsewhere in the OEIS, as a list of strings. |
| author | The author of the sequence entry, as a string. |
| offset | The subscript of the first term and the position of the first term whose modulus exceeds 1, as a tuple of two numbers. |
| errors | Errors in the sequence entry, as a list of strings. |
| examples | Examples to illustrate the sequence, as a list of strings. |
| maple | Maple code to generate the sequence, as a string. |
| mathematica | Mathematica code to generate the sequence, as a string. |
| other_programs | Code to generate the sequence in other programs/languages, as a list of strings. |
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There are several ways of mounting the Nest application. You can create either a web app, microservice or just a Nest execution context. The Nest context is a wrapper around the Nest container, which holds all instantiated classes. We can grab an existing instance from within any imported module directly using application object. Thanks to that, you can take advantages of the Nest framework everywhere, including CRON jobs and even build a CLI on top of it.
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Hint The root module is selected by default. In order to select any other module, you need to go through entire modules tree (step by step).


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In order to integrate your schedule automatically into MyMICDS.net, we need your Portal URL. This can be found in the the MICDS Portal. Once inserted into the Settings Page, your schedule will automatically populate the Home Page! Read below for instructions on how to retrieve your Portal URL.
Your Canvas URL, similar to the Portal URL, allows for integration of your assignments from the MICDS Canvas. Once inserted into the Settings Page, your homework will automatically populate your Digital Planner! Read below for instructions on how to retrieve your Canvas URL.
Just follow these 5 easy steps!
Navigate to the MICDS Portal and log in.
Click on the Calendar tab.
Click on the RSS Feed button in the top corner or the calendar.
To the left of Entire Calendar:, right click on the My Calendars link and click Copy Link Location. (Note that the exact text may differ per browser.)
Navigate to the MyMICDS Settings Page and paste the URL under Portal URL and click save!
If the Settings page says your 'Entire Calendar' URL is invalid, follow the next step.
Only follow this step if the Settings page says your 'Entire Calendar' URL is invalid. Otherwise, ignore this step.
If your 'Entire Calendar' URL is invalid, click on Individual Calendar Feeds, right click on the Schedule link and click Copy Link Location. Follow the step above and paste the link in the MyMICDS Settings Page.
If you're still having problems with the Portal URL, email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Just follow these 5 easy steps!
Navigate to the MICDS Canvas and log in.
Click on the Calendar tab.
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Enterprise architects are typically not accountable for the enterprise’s IT strategy. It is the CIO who signs off on it and has to answer for it. Nevertheless, enterprise architects usually participate in strategic boards and meetings, prepare decisions, or elaborate drafts coming out of such meetings. There can be parts of the IT strategy on which enterprise architects have little to say—for instance, in defining service-desk policies. But even if they are not primary speakers in these parts, they are at least informed or consulted. Hence EA is deeply involved in shaping the enterprise’s IT strategy.
Defining the IT strategy is a hot spot with regard to interpersonal issues, since it is on the borderline between business and IT and critically depends on the collaboration between the two. In a sense it is the stage for a culture clash, a meeting point of businesspeople on one side and IT folks with roots in programming on the other. On university campuses these two species looked at each other with suspicion, sometimes even with deprecation. If the atmosphere between business and IT is poisoned anyway, which is not a rare constellation, it is embarrassing how such meetings can easily distort into recriminations. The enterprise architect sits on the borderline between these two camps, and the best thing for him to do is to take on the role of moderator. This requires a good dose of political aplomb.


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;****************************** i_PutWTrk: jsr APIinit jsr PutWTrk ldy #2 ; 1 word = 2 bytes jmp APIreturn ;****************************** ;* ReadWTrk Reads in an entire track, if possible ;* Inputs: ;* TRACK track to read, sectors will be 0 ;* A2 pointer to destination buffer ;* A3 pointer to end of dest buffer ;* drive must be module initialiZed ;* Outputs: ;* .x status (0=whole, $ff=got part, err) ;* .a ? ;****************************** ReadWTrk: ldb SECTOR,#0 ; start from sector 0 jsr SCIOsetT bne 13$ mvb TRACK,R1L ; reload track & sector 10$: mvb SECTOR,R1H mvw A2,R4 ; official block cache buf jsr GetBlock cpx #0 ; no errors allowed. bne 13$ inc A2H mvw A2,SCIObufp cpw A2,A3 ; out of buffer space? blt 11$ ldx #$ff ; denote end of buffer rts 11$: inc SECTOR beq 12$ cpb SECTOR,SECeaTRK ; get all sectors to limit ble 10$ 12$: ldx #0 13$: rts ;****************************** ;* i_ReadWTrk Reads in an entire track, if possible ;* Inputs: ;* TRACK track to read, sectors will be 0 ;* .word pointer to destination buffer ;* .word pointer to end of dest buffer ;* drive must be module initialiZed ;* Outputs: ;* .x status ;* .a ? ;****************************** i_ReadWTrk: jsr APIinit jsr ReadWTrk ldy #4 ; 2 words = 4 bytes jmp APIreturn ;****************************** ;* ReadSecs: Reads in as many sectors as possible ;* Inputs: ;* TRACK track to read ;* SECTOR sector to start from ;* A2 pointer to destination buffer ;* A3 pointer to end of dest buffer ;* drive must be module initialiZed ;* Outputs: ;* .x status (0=got some, $ff=the end, err) ;* .a ? ;****************************** ReadSecs: jsr SCIOsetT bne 13$ cpb TRACK,TRKeaDSK bgt 11$ 10$: mvb TRACK,R1L ; reload track & sector mvb SECTOR,R1H mvw A2,R4 ; official block cache buf jsr GetBlock cpx #0 ; no errors allowed. bne 13$ inc A2H mvw A2,SCIObufp inc SECTOR beq 14$ cpb SECTOR,SECeaTRK ; get all sectors to limit ble 12$ 14$: ldb SECTOR,#0 inc TRACK ; if still bufferable, get a track beq 11$ ; a flip over is very very bad cpb TRACK,TRKeaDSK bgt 11$ jsr SCIOresT beq 12$ 11$: ldx #$ff ; denote end of disk!! rts 12$: cpw A2,A3 ; out of buffer space? blt 10$ ldx #0 13$: rts ;****************************** ;* i_ReadSecs Reads as many sectors as possible ;* Inputs: ;* TRACK track to read, sectors will be 0 ;* SECTOR sector to start from ;* .word pointer to destination buffer ;* .word pointer to end of dest buffer ;* drive must be module initialiZed ;* Outputs: ;* .x status (0=got some, $ff=the end, err) ;* .a ? ;****************************** i_ReadSecs: jsr APIinit jsr ReadSecs ldy #4 ; 2 words = 4 bytes jmp APIreturn ;****************************** ;* WriteSecs: Writes all sectors given ;* Inputs: ;* TRACK track to start writing from ;* SECTOR sector to start from ;* A2 pointer to source buffer ;* A3 pointer to end of source buffer ;* drive must be module initialiZed ;* Outputs: ;* .x status (0=wrote all, err) ;* .a ? ;****************************** WriteSecs: jsr SCIOsetT bne 13$ cpb TRACK,TRKeaDSK bgt 11$ 10$: mvb TRACK,R1L ; reload track & sector mvb SECTOR,R1H mvw A2,R4 ; official block cache buf jsr PutBlock cpx #0 ; no errors allowed. bne 13$ inc SECTOR beq 14$ cpb SECTOR,SECeaTRK ; get all sectors to limit ble 12$ 14$: ldb SECTOR,#0 inc TRACK ; if still bufferable, get a track beq 11$ ; a flip over is very very bad cpb TRACK,TRKeaDSK bgt 11$ jsr SCIOresT beq 12$ 11$: ldx #$ff ; denote end of disk!! rts 12$: inc A2H mvw A2,SCIObufp cpw A2,A3 ; out of buffer space? blt 10$ ldx #0 13$: rts ;****************************** ;* i_WriteSecs Writes all sectors given ;* Inputs: ;* TRACK track to read, sectors will be 0 ;* .word pointer to destination buffer ;* .word pointer to end of dest buffer ;* drive must be module initialiZed ;* Outputs: ;* .x status (0=wrote all, err) ;* .a ? ;****************************** i_WriteSecs: jsr APIinit jsr WriteSecs ldy #4 ; 2 words = 4 bytes jmp APIreturn SCIOcmdi: cpb SCIOdrv,curDrive beq 10$ lda SCIOdrv ; set the device for read/write jsr SetDevice 10$: ldb R1L,#1 ldb R1H,#0 jsr NewDisk ; and move the head to position cpx #0 bne 99$ jsr OpenDisk cpx #0 bne 99$ lda $8208 ; will be last availbale track sta TRKeaDSK clc adc #1 sta SCIOCMD sta SCIOCMD+2 inw SCIOdptr ; to point to sectors only 99$: rts SCIOsetT: cpb SCIOdrv,curDrive beq 10$ lda SCIOdrv ; set the device for read/write jsr SetDevice 10$: mvb TRACK,R1L mvb SECTOR,R1H jsr NewDisk ; and move the head to position cpx #0 beq 11$ ldx #$ff rts 11$: nop SCIOresT: mvw SCIOdptr,A4 ldy #0 10$: lda (A4),y sta SECeaTRK ; set an initial sectors/tracj iny lda (A4),y cmp TRACK bgt 11$ ; if trk mark > track, then done iny bne 10$ 11$: ldx #0 rts .ramsect TRACK: .block 1 ; current read or write track SECTOR: .block 1 ; current read or write sector TRKeaDSK: .block 1 ; current tracks per disk SECeaTRK: .block 1 ; current sectors per current track SCIOdptr: .block 2 ; sectors per track buffer pointer SCIOdrv: .block 1 ; flag for whether drive inited SCIObufp: .block 2 ; last buffer byte read, written


Use your touchpad/mouse to rotate the scene and to color polygons
Watch the animation of geometric shape changing
Check others


<!doctype html>

<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>My first web</title>

header

A paragraph.

Copy this code in your editor and see the result
- item 1
- item 2
Create an introduction page for yourselfs
Add a image to your introduction page
Name of the link
Add a list of links to your favourite websites
Copy this code in the head section
Specifies which elements we want to change
Add an unique identifier to an HTML tag
Title
Add a class to a HTML tag
Danger!
Add some custom styles to your web page
There are a lot of CSS properties to define or web page appearance
Internet is your friend! CSS properties reference
Create a custom style for a warning paragraph
Determine if there is a new line break after the HTML element
Elements have a default value for the display property
This elements are used to divide the page in diferent sections with diferent styles
Apply styles to diferent sections o the page
My intro text
Main text


Rdio is an online music service that supplies its users with a large collection of music. The organization of this page is solving the problem of accessing an extensive amount of music on one page. It provides users the ability to navigate to their music collection, history, playlists, stations, playback controls, friends' collections and much more all on the main profile page. It is organized in a logical and visual appealing way as well. I currently do not see any visual challenges; then again, I may be a bit biased :)
Imgur is an online image hosting service that has contributed to hours of procrastination during my undergrad. It was initially created however, to enable users to share their pictures from their computer to various online platforms. The front page visually stimulates users and makes it easy to get lost in an overaubance of funny, cute, and/or interesting images. Sure the section to the right provides users with the tools and links needed to upload their images but a large portion of the home page seems to be dedicated to browsing through images. The only visual challenge I see is that the environment is a little dark and dim. Maybe it is another way to keep users focused on the main attraction; the image! Also, re-posts. . .
Littleco.com solves company-branding issues. They redesign company logos and sites with the claim that they help "develop a deeper and more meaningful connection with consumers." They have a very image heavy homepage and I feel like it may pose a problem fully navigating from the homepage.


NCS - Natural Color System - Pastels
Colorcharts.org certification: *** Fandecks scanned on a X-Rite CFS-57 Spectrophotometer


1. New Shadow of the Colossus Trailer
Straight from Tokyo Game Show, watch the new Shadow of the Colossus trailer. Coming to PS4 in 2018 pic.twitter.com/MhhS1venMz
— PlayStation (@PlayStation) September 19, 2017
Tokyo Game Show is the global event that gathers attention worldwide. 345 exhibitors from 36 countries and regions joined TGS 2016. The number of oversea exhibitors exceeded the domestic exhibitors. With further promotion to exhibit on TGS 2017 across the world, the brand and status as the international show will be enhanced. Along with it, TGS2017 will be broadcasted through the online streaming to the broader areas of the world. TGS2017 is the event that caters to the game fans and industry people all around the world.
Here are the Top 5 Announcements of TGS2017
Straight from Tokyo Game Show, watch the new Shadow of the Colossus trailer. Coming to PS4 in 2018 pic.twitter.com/MhhS1venMz
— PlayStation (@PlayStation) September 19, 2017
Watch the NEW #MonsterHunterWorld trailer from #TGS2017! pic.twitter.com/6XuSaWtQxb
— IGN (@IGN) September 19, 2017
At #TGS2017 we announced Left Alive, a survival action shooter feat. character designs by Yoji Shinkawa! Follow @LeftAliveGame for more info pic.twitter.com/KUOD9eG7eY
— SquareEnixUSA@TGS! (@SquareEnixUSA) September 20, 2017
#TGS2017 has started! If you happen to be around find us at Hall 3! #ktfamily pic.twitter.com/jZscboV4Tz
— KOEI TECMO AMERICA (@KoeiTecmoUS) September 21, 2017
A legend returns. Final Fantasy IX Digital Edition is available now for PS4: https://t.co/soEEiAM5P2 pic.twitter.com/LtnMFz5bed
— PlayStation (@PlayStation) September 19, 2017
We're in Japan! Tune in tomorrow for Tokyo Game Show at 6PM PT! #TwitchTGShttps://t.co/2iOueLJ4W0 pic.twitter.com/Dp0xjFQm0x
— Twitch (@Twitch) September 20, 2017


LEWISVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
Lewisville High School -
Photo taken about 1979
About
1930 this new red-brick high school was constructed in Lewisville as a
replacement for the wooden high school located
near by. This red-brick school served as the Lewisville High School until
around 1958 when Skyvue opened at Stafford and the high school students from
Lewisville, Graysville, and Bethel High Schools went to Skyvue at the Stafford
location.
The first class to graduate
from the new red-brick Lewisville High School was in 1931. The graduates were: Irene Geldmacher, Lucille Harper, Melba Heft Beulah
Heft, Florence Lumbatis, Edna Pickens, Ruby Lumbatis, Martha Pennell, Grace
Weber, Ildreth Longfellow, Leola Lumbatis, Sennon Zwick and Kermit Longfellow.
In
1966 a new Skyvue High School was constructed on
Hartshorn Ridge and the Stafford Skyvue High School was moved. Then, in 1994 Skyvue High School became Skyvue Elementary School and the high school was moved to
Monroe Central High School about 12 miles east of Woodsfield, Ohio on Ohio
Route # 78.
At
the time the above photo was taken in 1979 the school served as an elementary
school. With the formation of the
Skyvue Elementary School on Hartshorn Ridge, this red-brick high school
building was renamed to the Lewisville Community
Center. It is now used for various
functions such as the annual High School Alumni Banquets. For another view of this building taken in
September 2002 click on the Lewisville Community Center above.
Photograph
provided by Lena Kahrig Pettit -- e-mail:
proadtrek@aol.com


org.js is a parser and converter for org-mode (http://orgmode.org/) notation written in JavaScript.
Install org-js
module via npm
.
npm install org
Then, in your application, load installed module as follows.
var Org = require("org");
Just place org.js
in your website and load it.
<script type="text/javascript" src="org.js"></script>
var orgCode = "some org notation text";
var orgParser = new Org.Parser();
var orgDocument = orgParser.parse(orgCode);
var orgHTMLDocument = orgDocument.convert(Org.ConverterHTML, {
headerOffset: 1,
exportFromLineNumber: false,
suppressSubScriptHandling: false,
suppressAutoLink: false
});
console.dir(orgHTMLDocument); // => { title, contentHTML, tocHTML, toc }
console.log(orgHTMLDocument.toString()) // => Rendered HTML
| Symbol | Author | |
|---|---|---|
| Emacs | M-x |
RMS |
| Vi | : |
Bill Joy |
BEGIN_QUOTE
and END_QUOTE
To be or not to be, that is the question.
BEGIN_EXAMPLE
and END_EXAMPLE
npm install org
BEGIN_SRC
and END_SRC
var Org = require("org");
var orgParser = new Org.Parser();
GNU is Not Unix.
GNU is Not Unix.
Try cat
or tac
.
Deleted
Subscript. a1, a2, and a3.
Support attributes like SCHEDULED:
.
Parse TODO/DONE
in headers.
options:
title:
author:
email: