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B.3 Environment ConfigurationThis section introduces Python environment setup details and describes settings that impact Python programs. B.3.1 Shell VariablesThe following shell environment variables (among others) are usually important when using Python:
In addition, users on platforms other than Windows may need to set variables to use Tkinter if Tcl/Tk installations cannot be found normally. Set TK_LIBRARY and TCL_LIBRARY variables to point to the local Tk and Tcl library file directories. B.3.2 Configuration SettingsThe Examples\PP2E\Config directory on the CD (see http://examples.oreilly.com/python2) contains example configuration files with comments for Python variable settings. On Windows NT, you can set these variables in the system settings GUI (more on this in a minute); on Windows 98, you can set them from DOS batch files, which can be run from your C:\autoexec.bat file to make sure they are set every time you start your compute. For example, my autoexec file includes this line: C:\PP2ndEd\examples\PP2E\Config\setup-pp.bat which in turn invokes a file that contains these lines to add Python to the system PATH, and the book examples package root to PYTHONPATH: REM PATH %PATH%;c:\Python20 PATH %PATH%;c:\"program files"\python set PP2EHOME=C:\PP2ndEd\examples set PYTHONPATH=%PP2EHOME%;%PYTHONPATH% Pick (i.e., remove the REM from) one of the first two lines, depending upon your Python install -- the first line assumes a Python 2.0 default install, and the second assumes Python 1.5.2. Also change the PP2EHOME setting here to the directory that contains the PP2E examples root on your machine (the one shown works on my computer). On Linux, my ~/.cshrc startup file sources a setup-pp.csh file that looks similar: setenv PATH $PATH:/usr/bin setenv PP2EHOME /home/mark/PP2ndEd/examples setenv PYTHONPATH $PP2EHOME:$PYTHONPATH But the syntax used to set variables varies per shell (see the PP2E\Config CD directory for more details). Setting the PYTHONPATH shell variable to a list of directories like this works on most platforms, and is the typical way to configure your module search path. On some platforms, there are other ways to set the search path. Here are a few platform-specific hints:
B.3.3 Configuring from a ProgramIn all cases, sys.path represents the search path to Python scripts and is initialized from path settings in your environment plus standard defaults. This is a normal Python list of strings that may be changed by Python programs to configure the search path dynamically. To extend your search path within Python, do this: import sys sys.path.append('mydirpath') Because shell variable settings are available to Python programs in the built-in os.environ dictionary, a Python script may also say something like sys.path.append(os.environ['MYDIR'])) to add the directory named by the MYDIR shell variable to the Python module search path at runtime. Because os.pathsep gives the character used to separate directory paths on your platform, and string.split knows how to split up strings around delimiters, this sequence: import sys, os, string path = os.environ['MYPYTHONPATH'] dirs = string.split(path, os.pathsep) sys.path = sys.path + dirs adds all names in the MYPYTHONPATH list setting to the module search path in the same way that Python usually does for PYTHONPATH. Such sys.path changes can be used to dynamically configure the module search path from within a script. They last only as long as the Python program or session that made them, though, so you are usually better off setting PYTHONPATH in most cases. |
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-Jiddu Krishnamurti
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cntour(3f) - [M_calcomp:scientific] draw a contour plot (LICENSE:PD)
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A contour map is a graphical representation of a three-dimensional surface or a function of two variables. A contour is defined as the intersection of the surface or function with a specified plane parallel to the reference plane. If the surface is denoted by z = f(x,y) where x and y are the coordinate values in the (x,y)-plane (reference plane), then z equals a constant defines the plane of intersection.
A contour map consists of a set of contours, usually generated for equally spaced values of z. In a region where the surface changes rapidly, the individual contours are close together, and where the surface changes gradually, they are far apart. Thus, a contour map provides a means of observing topological behavior of a surface as well as locating regions where the function z has specific values.
The CNTOUR subroutine and its supporting routines provide the user with a general-purpose package for preparing contour maps. The package was developed at the Westinghouse Research Laboratories and released at the Westinghouse Symposium for general use.
A input double-subscripted array containing the discrete values of the function. NX_Q index of the last row of data in A (INTEGER). NY_Q index of the last column of data in A (INTEGER). X single-scripted array containing values of x corresponding to row positions of A. Y single-subscripted array containing values of y corresponding to column positions of A. HGT height of plot restricted to less than or equal to 6.5 inches (REAL). The width is established accordingly. CV single-scripted array of contour values to be plotted. NCV number of contour values (INTEGER). LEGEND Logical option. If .TRUE., the legend relating contour values and their identification numbers is printed. If [char46]FALSE., this legend will not be printed. NDIMA the dimensional number of rows for A.
The CALCOMP initialization (PLOTS(0,0,0)) and termination (PLOT(X,Y,999)) calls must be supplied by the user, external to CNTOUR. These calls were left out of CNTOUR to allow the user to create multiple plots in a single program.
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The Trials & Errors of Joss Winn
Video, Film and Performance
1998-2000
Thinking and Bathing
VHS, Sound, 12 minutes, 1998
About the impossibility of knowing another person.
Heat and Noise
VHS, Sound, 15 minutes, 1998
A day with the KKK.
WAKATTA
VHS, Sound, 4 minutes, 1998
WAKATTA is about the impossibility of knowing.
D I Y
Super 8mm, Sound, 10 minutes, 1999
I wanted to make a home movie, or rather, I wanted to make a 'home'. For the past four years, I have lived in three countries and eleven? houses, always with the next place in mind. This period in Japan is the first time I have stayed in one house for more than six months. Yet, with the transience of the last four years I am still unable to distinguish between thinking, remembering and seeing. When was I last at home? Am I at home now? I'm not sure what to look for.
I wanted to experience the ordinary comforts one finds in one's 'home country'. Living abroad, I think I have deprived myself of the familiar, mundane, banal and ordinary-every-day, to the extent that I am unsure of what it looks like. Perhaps in D.I.Y., I will find something ordinary.
D.I.Y. is a 'home movie' in the literal sense too. It was shot, processed and edited in and around my house. Most of the shots are external and the brief time I went inside resulted in a confused, almost violent scene of domesticity.
Worn Out
Super 8mm, Silent, 3 minutes, 1999
A performance/portrait of myself left to chance.
Jo Likes to Sleep but Joss Likes To Listen to Music in The Morning,
Super 8mm, Silent, 3minutes, 1999
Jo Likes to Eat Slowly but Joss Likes to Eat Quickly
Super 8mm, Silent, 3minutes, 1999
Sadness : A song of the Sea in a minor key.
Super 8mm, Silent, 3minutes, 1999
These Are the Views I Can Recall
Super 8mm, Silent, 10 minutes, 1999
Mum and Dad Use A Window
Super 8mm, Silent, 3 minutes, 1999
For Dad: Movements That We Missed
Super 8mm, Silent, 8 minutes, 2000
If You Go To Okinawa, Head North
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emnlp emnlp2011 emnlp2011-121 emnlp2011-121-reference knowledge-graph by maker-knowledge-mining
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Abstract: This paper introduces Chart Inference (CI), an algorithm for deriving a CCG category for an unknown word from a partial parse chart. It is shown to be faster and more precise than a baseline brute-force method, and to achieve wider coverage than a rule-based system. In addition, we show the application of CI to a domain adaptation task for question words, which are largely missing in the Penn Treebank. When used in combination with self-training, CI increases the precision of the baseline StatCCG parser over subjectextraction questions by 50%. An error analysis shows that CI contributes to the increase by expanding the number of category types available to the parser, while self-training adjusts the counts.


So this was going to be my fifth experience with tripping in the land of salvia. I believe that much of the pleasure in a salvia journey relies on my current mindset. I always try to be relaxed with no priorities immediately ahead; this makes the journey longer and more pleasurable. I tripped with another guy once and his journey was horrible; I attribute this to his 'wanting to get fucked up' feeling rather than trying to prepare himself and welcome the experience. Salvia requires a lot of respect and appreciation to be experienced well.  The best preparation is a little bit of meditation (clearing my mind of thoughts, focusing inward, and accepting salvia's powers. I have found that it is easy to doubt salvia and not really trip at all even with huge doses, but why would I want to waste the trip?).
I, unlike my friends who have tried it, have had all pleasurable experiences every time I tripped. This time I wanted to try it out of my room, so I could have what I thought would be a more 'pure' experience. I grabbed a friend at 10:30 and we went out on a nice spring evening looking for an isolated, quiet spot of grass to rest on. We found our spot at about 10:45 and we both smoked two bowls to get the salvia in our system. It was my friend's first time with salvia, so we slowed down after those bowls and discussed how we felt. We were both extraordinarily relaxed and a little disoriented. Since I was more experienced than him, I said that I felt it rather strongly and I came up with some figure of 30% to absolving.
I thought that my friend would laugh at me, but on the contrary he understood completely what I meant. He explained it as being able to vaguely see a window with our world on our side and salvia world just beyond the window. This I understood very well. Even though it was his first time, he recognized how close he was to departing. That is a unique aspect of salvia: when we took it, we both recognized the feeling - it feels so natural is the only way I can describe it. The sensation of relaxation, slowing down, a tingly feeling in my blood, and distortion of sounds - the feeling is not foreign, it just feels so natural.
So I let my friend trip first, I gave him what I thought was enough (.1 g 15x extract). He smoked it and laid back on the ground. He was silent for about a minute and then he explained he was in a 'lattice of bog' and began laughing uncontrollably. All of a sudden, though, he snapped out of it in another minute. He said he needed more to understand the journey. So I gave him another .1g and he smoked it. He got a little confused but he snapped back again. So again I gave him another .1g; he smoked it and said nothing happened. So I was kind of disappointed that he didn't get to trip too hard. Now it was my turn.
By this time it was 11:30 and somehow time had flown by (time gets really distorted with salvia). I sat up on the grass and filled my bowl with .1g extract, preparing for a small trip because my friend didn't get much. I lit it, took a lungful, and held it for what seemed like forever. I began to exhale and then I lost all perception of where I was. With my eyes closed, I felt this enormous tug downwards, more than I had ever felt before, and I saw this pulsing network of faces in hexagonal blocks. The blocks shifted over me by what seemed like a distance of 5 meters. I felt that this grid and I were both sinking through the cosmos, yet I had no fear.
Somehow this all felt natural and so common, much like my other trips. This one was a little different in that I was observing and accepting more rather than questioning it. I enjoyed this feeling of warmth and comfort for about four minutes, then I realized that this was happening because I smoked salvia. I opened my eyes and the world looked completely normal. I asked how long I was gone and my friend said four minutes. I was definitely 50/50 in trying to accept which world I wanted to remain in. I gave it thought for a minute, and I decided to accept the salvia world by closing my eyes and ignoring my outside references. This is where my trip became extraordinarily vivid.
All of a sudden I was thrown into one of the hexagonal blocks, looking upward and seeing a projection of some Asian woman's life. Imagine lying in a hexagon about the size of your head that stretched upward and bent outwards like a hyperbola. When the edges of the sides of the hexagon met my plane at a 45 degree angle, this screen appeared for me. The first thing I saw was her on a street corner at about the age of 22 with her baby in her hand. She was waiting to cross the road of one-way traffic we me on the other side. I felt a little bad that I couldn't help her across the street, but it was out of my hands.
A minute later I saw her in the 7th floor of an 80 story skyscraper with glass sides wearing a brown suit/skirt carrying a folder to her boss. I felt that this was a very significant part of her life, so I was eager to see the outcome. As she approached the door, though, the 'paper' of her existence ripped in two, making her unable to reach the boss. I realized that all of her actions, significant and insignificant, were recorded in this book which was presented in front of me. I was frustrated because the book was out of chronological order; I peeled back the torn page and skipped four pages and saw her as a five year old carrying a plastic red bucket and shovel. She was running up to a schoolyard sandbox wanting to build in the sand. Another young boy was in the sandbox and he resembled another one of my friends.
I wanted to see them interact, but the boy kind of ignored her so she just sat back on the edge of the sandbox and pouted. Suddenly, without turning a page, she was sitting in a white, heart-shaped room at the age of 60 waiting for something. She sat on this chair that was against the wall that was elevated about 7 feet off of the ground as was every other chair in the room. I tried to explore more pages of her life, but they were becoming more and more vague. I re-realized that I had taken salvia, but I tried to ignore that fact and extend my experience.
I had more visions that I don't exactly recall that tapered off over the next 10 minutes. When I came out of all of it, the trip had lasted about an hour. It was now 12:40 at night and my friend and I labored back to our dorm. He wasn't having problems but I was. He was talking on his cellphone and that made me quite angry, a feeling I never get from salvia. I felt he was too strung up and connected to this world to truly enjoy salvia world. I settled into my dorm and took a smaller .05g extract hit at 1 A.M. and I began tripping very hard once again, but I don't remember any of that trip except that I kept thinking I wasn't breathing so I would take very deep breaths every minute or so.
This trip was so much more involved and exposing than any of my previous four trips. I think this happened because my friend functioned as a very accepting sitter and my mind was very relaxed prior to the trip. I never realized how much salvia could smash my existence for so long, when I am prepared again I would like to explore more of the hexagonal grid of people's lives. Maybe I could learn more about other people. One thing about this trip is that I don't know whether this was entirely in my head or if I had connected with what many other salvia users believe is the network of interconnected minds and experiences. With practice, interdimensional travel and contact with others could be possible. This is the pleasure of Salvia divinorum.
I almost doubted the trip twice and I became cold and scared, so I submitted and accepted the journey. This made the experience so much better. Overall this was one incredible night of exploration of perception versus reality.
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These tools are designed to aid in the analysis of customized TALE transcription factors and TALE nucleases. All tools are designed to supplement the TALE construction protocol described in Sanjana et al., Nature Protocols 2011. For further information on the TALE assmebly protocol, as well as information on monomer and backbone sequences, please consult the paper. All plasmids needed for construction can be obtained through www.taleffectors.com or Addgene.
The sequence generator tool is designed to assemble the reference sequence for a customized TALE. The modular nature of TALE construction results in highly repetitive sequence bound together by variable linker regions. Reference sequences can be generated either as the open reading frame of the TALE construct, with results displayed in the window, or as a download of a fully annotated Genbank map of the vector.
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I’m so thankful that this woman’s story is included in God’s Word! She may have been unnamed, but she was not unknown. Jesus knew her, and He loved her. He knows and loves you, too.  He is specifically concerned with the specifics of your life. Before you were born, He saw you. Before anyone spoke your name, He knew you. According to Him, you are fearfully and wonderfully made.
Pray About It
God, when I start to feel unnoticed and unloved, remind me again that You care intimately about me.  Help me to remember that You saw me before anyone else even knew of my existence, and that You have loved me from that moment. And Lord, help me to pay attention to the “anonymous” people I come across. Help me to learn their names and lift them up to You. We are grateful that we all matter to You! Amen.
Act on It
Read Psalm 139, rephrasing some of the lines that stand out to you as if they are written about you (because they are!) by inserting your own name in place of the words me and I.
Learn the names of the anonymous people you come across this week. Address the checker at the grocery store and the bank teller by name. If there’s someone you see week after week, make sure that you learn more about this person. Find ways to help the person feel seen and known. Pray for him or her by name.


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Hello everyone. I am just starting out. I have installed Lean and it seems to be working correctly (using Emacs). The "update-mathlib" script however is throwing an error:
Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/vaibhav/.mathlib/bin/update-mathlib", line 6, in <module> from github import Github ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'github'
I looked around and did not find this 'github' package -- neither on the Anaconda repositories nor on the Python Package Index. What am I missing?
How did you install this update-mathlib script?
https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib-tools/blob/master/scripts/remote-install-update-mathlib.sh should have installed all the python dependencies
Anyway, the PyPi package names you are looking for are all listed at https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib-tools/blob/master/scripts/remote-install-update-mathlib.sh#L5
The answer to your specific question is PyGithub.
Thanks @Patrick Massot, I was able to pip-install all the dependencies myself and it worked correctly.
To answer your previous question -- I installed update-mathlib using the quick method given in the readme (the one that uses install_debian.sh
). I am not sure why this method did not work, might be because I use miniconda environments.
Either way, thanks for your help!
Oh, I have no clue about miniconda, and I guess @Simon Hudon also doesn't use it. So yes, you ventured into totally untested territory.
If you feel you can fix those scripts to work in your environment, then you are very welcome to contribute!
Good idea. I will try to figure out what went wrong.
I'm with an undergraduate who is on a mac and followed the instructions to the letter and has also got this error -- no module named github -- when running update-mathlib for the first time.
I think I've fixed this by typing pip install toml PyGithub certifi gitpython requests
I will note that when I typed this I got an error "ERROR: pygithub 1.44.1 has requirement requests>=2.14.0 but you'll have requests 2.12.4 which is incompatible" (I've typed that error manually because the student isn't on the Lean chat)
I also had this issue (also on a mac), basically the same thing fixed it for me at the time
Ok so update-mathlib is definitely working, she has the olean files, all is well, but there's perhaps something wrong with the installation instructions.
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Last week, Firefox Student Ambassador team has released badges for FSA's who applied and meet criteria. It is awesome we have some of our MozillaTN contributor who got spotlighted there.
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We are very excited and we will be having more concentration on Campus in upcoming days. Very are creating exciting things for FSA in upcoming days stay tuned.


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cdf = np.cumsum(pmf)
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def load_nsynth(batch_size=1, sample_length=64000):
def sample_categorical(pmf):
if pmf.ndim == 1:
pmf = np.expand_dims(pmf, 0)
batch_size = pmf.shape[0]
cdf = np.cumsum(pmf, axis=1)
rand_vals = np.random.rand(batch_size)
idxs = np.zeros([batch_size, 1])
for i in range(batch_size):
idxs[i] = cdf[i].searchsorted(rand_vals[i])
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Chicago Bears Fans Fight Each Other In The Cheap Seats of Soldier Field During Game (VIDEO)
by Darrelle LincolnThe Chicago Bears went out in front of their fans and actually secured a win over the New York Giants that keeps their slim playoff chances alive.
During that game, however, a few members of the fan base got into a disagreement that turned to violence as they fought in the cheap seats at Soldier field.


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THE MERMAID'S VENGEANCE
"INEVITABLE death awaits the wretch who is seduced by their charms. They seize and drown the swimmer, and entice the child; aitd when they anticipate that their malevolence will be gratified, they are seen gaily darting over the surface of the waters."
Since lhis tale has been in type, my attention has been called to an article on, the "Popular Mythology of the Middle Ages," by Sir F. Palgrave, in the Quarterly Review, No. 44, 1820. The Nixies, to whom the above quotation especially refers, are in most respects like the Cornish mermaids.


QueryAnswer
is the .NET representation of an answer
from the Prolog server. The QueryAnswer
is returned by
in response to a query
and contains variable bindings, errors, and success/failure
information. It also contains the variable bindings specified in
the query.
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QueryAnswer(PBTerm answer, Bindings bindings)
Creates a new QueryAnswer instance with the
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getValue(string variable)
Returns the value of the specified variable or null
if the variable is not bound. |
public bool |
queryFailed()
Returns true if the query failed (i.e. the Prolog
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public bool |
isError()
Returns true if an error occurred while processing
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public string |
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Returns the error reason or null if an error has not
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QueryAnswer(PBTerm answer, Bindings bindings)
QueryAnswer
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answer
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public PBTerm getValue(string variable)
null
if the variable is not bound.
variable
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or
null
if the variable is not boundpublic bool queryFailed()
true
if the query failed (i.e. the Prolog
responded with 'no') and false
otherwise.
public bool isError()
true
if an error occurred while processing
the query and false
otherwise.
public string getError()
null
if an error has not
occurred or if no error reason is known.
public string toString()


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2 references to GetActionToTake
System.Management.Automation (2)
engine\Attributes.cs (1)
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_effectiveAction = ExperimentalFeature.
GetActionToTake
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engine\ExperimentalFeature\ExperimentalFeature.cs (1)
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GetActionToTake
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Two characters/groups, where the second is in pursuit of the first, tend to encounter several obstacles that heighten the drama of the chase. These obstacles tend to be superficial (they obscure vision), solid (they prevent progress), and some that mix the two types (act to block progress for one character, but only obscures the vision of the other).
Trash cans, cardboard boxes, newspaper stalls, and clothes hanging from the drying line are all popular ideas for both footraces and car chases. Getting drenched by a bucket of paint is more popular with car chases, as the driver is blinded for longer. Drywall tends to be used when the chase is on foot, the pursued going around and the pursuer going through. The explosion as one character plows through an obstacle is fun and flashy, and is the reason food carts and boxes of fruit are popular: after the crash, pieces of red and yellow are flying everywhere.
Some obstacles prevent progress, but do not act to obscure vision, such as a fence at the end of an alley. Characters who scale the fence before their pursuer arrives tend to escape, but this is more likely the scene for a climatic confrontation as the pursued is cornered.
Many times, the obstacles are invoked by the pursued to create Try and Follow. Being chased into a crowd of people is a Mobstacle Course (note that the Mobstacle course does not require a Chase).
If this shows up in video games, expect to Press X to Not Die.
Super-Trope to the following:
- Baby Carriage
- Chain-Link Fence
- Elevator Snare
- Excuse Me, Coming Through!
- Fruit Cart
- Road Block
- Sheet of Glass
Examples:
- A commercial for Marvin Windows broadcast during March 2005 hit all the chase-scene obstacles, with cars running through carts, crates of chickens, crowds on sidewalks — only to come to a screeching halt so as not to damage a huge Marvin window being rolled slowly across the street.
- The 2004 Appleseed film: Robot ninja ladies are driving a van in pursuit of Deunan and Hitomi, crashing into a watermelon stand.
- Batou pursues an optic-camo user through a market in Ghost in the Shell. His invisible quarry shoves customers aside and plows through a pile of melons, which Batou then shoots to disrupt his camo.
- In the Speed Racer episode "Race For Revenge, Part I", Melange drives clean through a fruit stand while being pursued by the police and the Mach 5.
- Garfield in: "Along Came a Splut": Garfield, while being chased in the DeLorean, crashes through every obstacle in his path except fruit carts "which Garfield adores more than anything in life itself".
- The Gypsy mother seen in Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame is fleeing from the vicious Judge Frollo down a Parisian street. She's running on foot and carrying an infant, while Frollo is riding his fearsome black stallion. The only reason Frollo can't overtake this Gypsy is that various shop signs hanging from overhead brackets impede his progress, at times nearly knocking him off his horse.
- The Blues Brothers: One of the most iconic scenes in the film starts as a simple parking lot chase outside an indoor mall. The eponymous brothers then crash through a toy store, and the police follow suit. They swerve around (and sometimes go through) booths, clip and sometimes go through corner stores, and finally fly out the window of one of the anchor stores.
- In The Empire Strikes Back, the Millennium Falcon is pursued by three Imperial cruisers and four TIE fighters. The Imperials steer the Falcon toward an Asteroid Thicket, aiming to limit their quarry's escape routes. Solo daringly steers into the asteroids, and the fighters give chase. Two fighters are lost to the asteroids, while the other two collide in a right-of-way bottleneck.
- Hot Shots! Part Deux: (Parodied) When Michelle is exposed as The Mole, she tries to run away, which leads to Ramada giving chase to start the Designated Girl Fight. The chase quickly devolves into several American Gladiators-themed obstacles that the girls have to pass, complete with the theme song playing in the background.
- The Master Touch: There's a car chase with such obstacles as garbage on the sidewalk, falling dirt in a construction site, a parked car's open doors, a set of stairs, and a giant stack of cardboard boxes all of which are driven through or over.
- Tomorrow Never Dies: One of the land rovers chasing James Bond and Wai Lin drives into a truckload of boxes... containing fireworks, which (of course) proceed to go off from the impact.
- Quick: During the chase through the marketplace, the bike slams through a pile of empty cardboard boxes.
- Top Gear: Parodied in the second-hand police cars challenge; the hosts drive their cars around the track to show off how fast their cars would be in a chase. Hammond is awarded points for flamboyant driving by crashing through a pile of gratuitous cardboard boxes slightly off the edge of the track.
- Spoofed in Garth Marenghis Darkplace when a chase scene ends with the Monster of the Week crashing into a huge mountain of cardboard boxes sitting in the middle of a forest for no apparent reason.
- In Bill Bailey's "Starsky & Hutch" segment, the duo are looking to make a getaway while pursued by the mob.
"How about that alley?"
"No, there's no boxes down that one. No, go down that one."
[they go down another alley, no boxes; what are they going to do?]
"Right, stop the car, get some boxes out of the boot, set them up, drive around the block..."
- The Pathfinder Gamemastery Guide has mechanics for impromptu chase scenes: The GM lays down a row of cards representing obstacles (each obstacle has a choice of skill checks to overcome them) and controls a fleeing NPC. The Player Characters and NPC then attempt skill checks to progress through the obstacle course until the pursuers catch up, or the pursued reaches a point that marks a safe escape.
- Crash Bandicoot:
- First game has Crash chased by a rolling ball of death in some levels.
- In the second game, The Final Boss fight has you trying to chase the boss with a jetpack while he's flying through a space tube with lots of asteroids abound. Crashing into an asteroid will slow you down, so try avoid them as much as possible.
- Crash Team Racing: Players can drop trap-type obstacles that obstruct/slow down other racers.
- In Detroit: Become Human, expect any chase scene involving Connor to have obstacles both thrown and inconveniently placed in his way. A notable example involves a chase with a deviant where he has to run through several farms and dodge people, heavy machinery, as well as crops among other things.
- In Heavy Rain, Jayden has to pursue a suspect through a supermarket. Said suspect will try to slow Jayden down by throwing things like ice, fruit, and live chickens behind himself.
- Pepsiman: Act 3 of each level involves Pepsiman being chased by something and Pepsiman has to navigate through obstacles to survive.
- In Poptropica, a chase scene on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Island has you trying to protect Charlie from a mob of people running for his golden ticket. You have to knock over boxes of fruit and dump piles of snow to slow them down.
- The Angry Beavers parodied Starsky & Hutch by having the beavers (as cops) chasing their suspects down a "city". Every obstacle they have to overcome is nothing more than a cardboard box.
"Quick, they're headed for the cardboard box district!"
- The Simpsons: The cops are taking Bart for a day on the job. While they are explaining that it's not the action-oriented job Hollywood makes it out to be, they are interrupted by a heist and immediately start a high-speed chase through an alley full of cardboard boxes.
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars:
- "The Gungan General": During their second escape attempt, Dooku is seen knocking over stacks of boxes behind the trio as they flee the pirates in order to impede their pursuers.
- "Dangerous Debt": Once they get outside, Ahsoka and the Martez sisters knock crates and barrels over to impede the pursuing Pyke guards.


Barcode4J examples
The directory examples/ in the distribution contains some example files that show what Barcode4J can do.
Example PDF
The directory examples/xsl-fo/ contains an XML file with barcode instructions (barcodes.xml) and an associated stylesheet (barcodes2xsl-fo.xsl) that converts the XML file to XSL-FO.
The resulting PDF generated by Apache FOP: view (around 102KB)
Example Web Application
The directory examples/webapp/ contains an sample web application that provides an interactive demo for barcode generation with the Barcode Servlet. It is written using JSP. The build generates the web application by default. To play with it just drop the build/barcode4j.war file in your favourite web container.
Preview of all supported barcode symbologies
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2. Inland AIS information¶
Be aware that regulations regarding AIS information content might be different in every country or region according to the local legislation.
Several types of information can be transmitted by Inland AIS.
Note
Static information, which includes :
- MMSI, name, call sign, and ENI number. Some ships also have an IMO number.
- Type of ship, dimensions (length and beam) and position of the GPS antenna is static information for single ships (not part of a convoy), while this information is voyage-related for convoys.
Note
The static information will not change unless the ship changes owner, flag state or any other of the given parameters. The static information will be input and configured during installation and is password protected. An approved, specialised firm for installation should be contacted if one of the static information fields is incorrect.
Note
The Dynamic information is all information referring to the movements of a ship, such as position, speed, course and navigational status. Dynamic information is automatically derived from on-board sensors, and includes GPS, heading, and rate of turn indicators if available. Only the navigational status should be input manually via the Minimum Keyboard and Display (MKD) or via a connected, approved input device supporting the MKD functionality.
An approved, specialised firm for installation should be contacted if one of the dynamic information fields is detected to be unreliable.
Voyage-related information is information relating to the voyage of a ship. This includes destination¹ , present draught and hazardous cargo classification (blue cones). For a ship sailing in a convoy, the following information is also required: the length and beam of the convoy (see Annex 2), the position of the GPS antenna, and the ERI ship or convoy type. All voyage-related information should be input manually on the MKD or via a connected, approved input device (e.g. Inland ECDIS supporting the MKD functionality). The proper input is the responsibility of the captain of the ship.
Warning
not all information mentioned under voyage-related information is mandatory in all countries.
All information which is input manually must be valid information. If there is no requirement for certain information in a particular country or area, remember that non-valid information is never allowed; the field should be up to date containing correct information or should be set to Not Available.
To summarise: all data transmitted should be correct, including data which is input during installation. The skipper should regularly check that the settings and transmission of his own Inland AIS information are correct.


Teen charged in Regina coffee-throwing attacks posted online
A 14-year-old boy is now charged in connection with two coffee-throwing attacks that happened in east Regina during the summer.
by Regina Leader-PostA 14-year-old boy from Wadena is now charged in connection with two coffee-throwing attacks that happened in east Regina during the summer.
The attacks happened on July 30 in a parking lot near the stores Walmart and Winners. Falgun Vaviya, a university student from India who works at the Walmart, was sitting outside on a bench when a group of young men approached him just before 9 p.m. and threw coffee in his face.
In the widely-distributed video, one of the boys says “excuse me” and when Vaviya looks up, the coffee is splashed on him.
The coffee was not hot, but the incident was still shocking for the 19-year-old Vaviya.
Shortly after the first attack, a 54-year-old man also had coffee thrown at him. Police said this attack happened at a nearby shopping center parking lot.
On Thursday, Regina police issued a release stating members of the Wadena RCMP detachment located and charged a 14-year-old boy with two counts of assault with a weapon.
The teen is scheduled to appear in Provincial Youth Court in Regina on Dec. 5. The youth cannot be named in accordance with provisions under the Youth Criminal Justice Act.
Wadena is located approximately 207 kilometres northeast of Regina.


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Department: Computer Science
Email: xiaoqian.zhang001 -at- umb.edu
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Office Hours: Wednesday 1:30pm - 2:30pm
I am a Ph.D. student under the supervising of professor Bo Sheng at the Department of Computer Science in University of Massachusetts, Boston (UMB). Prior to joining UMB in Spring 2018, I received my master's degree in Mathematics at the New York University in May 2014 and bachelor's degree in Mathematics and Economics at the Skidmore College in May 2012.


A simple "no framework" php wrapper for the GetRETS® API from timitek (http://www.timitek.com).
Live Demo at: http://www.timitek.com/phpsdk/
GetRETS® is a product / service developed by timitek that makes it possible to quickly build real estate related applications for pulling listing data from several MLS's without having to know anything about RETS or IDX or worry about the pains of mapping and storing listing data from these various sources.
GetRETS® as a service provides a RESTful API endpoint for consuming the data, and although it's not limited to only being used in PHP applications, and users aren't required to use our SDK, we have provided a simple PHP SDK for the API and set of documentation for it's use.
All that is required is to download the single GetRETS.php file from src for use in your projects.
Optionally you may use composer to install.
composer require timitek/getrets
include "GetRETS.php";
use Timitek\GetRETS\GetRETS;
$getRets = new GetRETS($customerKey);
$listings = $getRets->getListing()->searchByKeyword($preparedKeywords);
The main controller for working with the listings using the pre-fetched / cached data.
(new GetRETS($customerKey))->getListing();
This is the main entry point for retrieving cached listings. Using this entry point will pull listing data that has been pre-fetched from your MLS.
Advantages
Disadvantages
Search for listings by keyword
(new GetRETS($customerKey))->getListing()->searchByKeyword($preparedKeywords);
A simple search that will retrieve listings by a keyword search.
keyword - Keywords to search on
An array of CondensedListing's
[
{
"id": "string",
"listingSourceURLSlug": "string",
"listingTypeURLSlug": "string",
"listingID": "string",
"listingSource": 1,
"listingType": 1,
"address": "string",
"baths": 0,
"beds": 0,
"listPrice": "string",
"rawListPrice": 0,
"providedBy": "string",
"squareFeet": 0,
"lot": "string",
"acres": "string"
}
]
Advanced search
(new GetRETS($customerKey))->getListing()->search($keywords, $extra, $maxPrice, $minPrice, $beds, $baths, $includeResidential, $includeLand, $includeCommercial);
A more advanced search that retrieves listings constrained by the optional parameters.
keyword - Keywords to search on
extra - (optional) Comma seperated list of extra terms to search for (golf, lake, etc...)
maxPrice - (optional) The maximum listing price
minPrice - (optional) The minimum listing price
beds - (optional) The minimum number of beds to require
baths - (optional) The minimum number of baths to require
includeResidential - (optional) Include residential listings
includeLand - (optional) Include land listings
includeCommercial - (optional) Include commercial listings
Note - If you don't set any of the include parameters, all will be assumed as set.
An array of CondensedListing's
[
{
"id": "string",
"listingSourceURLSlug": "string",
"listingTypeURLSlug": "string",
"listingID": "string",
"listingSource": 1,
"listingType": 1,
"address": "string",
"baths": 0,
"beds": 0,
"listPrice": "string",
"rawListPrice": 0,
"providedBy": "string",
"squareFeet": 0,
"lot": "string",
"acres": "string"
}
]
Get details for a specific listing
(new GetRETS($customerKey))->getListing()->details($listingSource, $listingType, $listingId);
Retrieves the more specific / non condensed details for a listing. You will typically use the values returned from search functions as the parameters.
listingSource - A string representation of the MLS listing source (see FeedsModels.Models.enumListingSource)
listingType - A string representation of the listing type such as residential, land etc.. (see FeedsModels.Models.enumListingType)
listingId - The unique ID for the listing to retrieve the listing for
A single Listing
{
"description": "string",
"features": [
"string"
],
"photoCount": 0,
"id": "string",
"listingSourceURLSlug": "string",
"listingTypeURLSlug": "string",
"listingID": "string",
"listingSource": 1,
"listingType": 1,
"address": "string",
"baths": 0,
"beds": 0,
"listPrice": "string",
"rawListPrice": 0,
"providedBy": "string",
"squareFeet": 0,
"lot": "string",
"acres": "string"
}
Get URL to use for displaying an image
(new GetRETS($customerKey))->getListing()->imageUrl($listingSource, $listingType, $listingId, $photoId, $width = null, $height = null);
Retrieves an image(s) associated with a specific listing.
Special Note - While the width and height parameters are optional, using them to specify an appropriate image size will increase the speed in which your site renders by lowering the need to download a full size image.
Also, fetching the first photo ($photoId = 0) is a suggested strategy for displaying a thumbnail image.
listingSource - A string representation of the MLS listing source (see FeedsModels.Models.enumListingSource)
listingType - A string representation of the listing type such as residential, land etc.. (see FeedsModels.Models.enumListingType)
listingId - The unique ID for the listing to retrieve the listing for
photoId - A zero based index for the photo to retrieve (see the photoCount that is returned in the listing details).
width - The width to be used for resizing the photo
height - The height to be used for resizing the photo
A URL for the image specified
The main controller for working with the listings using the the live data contained at the MLS using RETS.
(new GetRETS($customerKey))->getRETSListing();
This is the main entry point for retrieving live listing data from the MLS via RETS.
Advantages
Disadvantages
Special Note - All of the same functions used for fetching data from the cached data (see listing controller functions above) are applicable to this API controller as well, as the exist with the same signatures, only they will go directly to the RETS server.
Search for listings by keyword
(new GetRETS($customerKey))->getRETSListing()->searchByKeyword($preparedKeywords);
A simple search that will retrieve listings by a keyword search.
keyword - Keywords to search on
An array of CondensedListing's
[
{
"id": "string",
"listingSourceURLSlug": "string",
"listingTypeURLSlug": "string",
"listingID": "string",
"listingSource": 1,
"listingType": 1,
"address": "string",
"baths": 0,
"beds": 0,
"listPrice": "string",
"rawListPrice": 0,
"providedBy": "string",
"squareFeet": 0,
"lot": "string",
"acres": "string"
}
]
Advanced search
(new GetRETS($customerKey))->getRETSListing()->search($keywords, $extra, $maxPrice, $minPrice, $beds, $baths, $includeResidential, $includeLand, $includeCommercial);
A more advanced search that retrieves listings constrained by the optional parameters.
keyword - Keywords to search on
extra - (optional) Comma seperated list of extra terms to search for (golf, lake, etc...)
maxPrice - (optional) The maximum listing price
minPrice - (optional) The minimum listing price
beds - (optional) The minimum number of beds to require
baths - (optional) The minimum number of baths to require
includeResidential - (optional) Include residential listings
includeLand - (optional) Include land listings
includeCommercial - (optional) Include commercial listings
Note - If you don't set any of the include parameters, all will be assumed as set.
An array of CondensedListing's
[
{
"id": "string",
"listingSourceURLSlug": "string",
"listingTypeURLSlug": "string",
"listingID": "string",
"listingSource": 1,
"listingType": 1,
"address": "string",
"baths": 0,
"beds": 0,
"listPrice": "string",
"rawListPrice": 0,
"providedBy": "string",
"squareFeet": 0,
"lot": "string",
"acres": "string"
}
]
Get details for a specific listing
(new GetRETS($customerKey))->getRETSListing()->details($listingSource, $listingType, $listingId);
Retrieves the more specific / non condensed details for a listing. You will typically use the values returned from search functions as the parameters.
listingSource - A string representation of the MLS listing source (see FeedsModels.Models.enumListingSource)
listingType - A string representation of the listing type such as residential, land etc.. (see FeedsModels.Models.enumListingType)
listingId - The unique ID for the listing to retrieve the listing for
A single Listing
{
"description": "string",
"features": [
"string"
],
"photoCount": 0,
"id": "string",
"listingSourceURLSlug": "string",
"listingTypeURLSlug": "string",
"listingID": "string",
"listingSource": 1,
"listingType": 1,
"address": "string",
"baths": 0,
"beds": 0,
"listPrice": "string",
"rawListPrice": 0,
"providedBy": "string",
"squareFeet": 0,
"lot": "string",
"acres": "string"
}
Get URL to use for displaying an image
(new GetRETS($customerKey))->getRETSListing()->imageUrl($listingSource, $listingType, $listingId, $photoId, $width = null, $height = null);
Retrieves an image(s) associated with a specific listing.
Special Note - While the width and height parameters are optional, using them to specify an appropriate image size will increase the speed in which your site renders by lowering the need to download a full size image.
Also, fetching the first photo ($photoId = 0) is a suggested strategy for displaying a thumbnail image.
listingSource - A string representation of the MLS listing source (see FeedsModels.Models.enumListingSource)
listingType - A string representation of the listing type such as residential, land etc.. (see FeedsModels.Models.enumListingType)
listingId - The unique ID for the listing to retrieve the listing for
photoId - A zero based index for the photo to retrieve (see the photoCount that is returned in the listing details).
width - The width to be used for resizing the photo
height - The height to be used for resizing the photo
A URL for the image specified
Return MLS results via a DMQL query
(new GetRETS($customerKey))->getRETSListing()->executeDMQL($query, $feedName, $listingType);
This is a powerful function that will execute raw DMQL against the RETS MLS server and will return the results as a serialized object.
Special Note - These results will not be returned in a translated fashion similiar to the other listing detail searches. These results are in the format as returned from the MLS RETS server. If you wish to retrieve listings in a translated format use getListingsByDMQL.
query - The DMQL to be executed against the MLS RETS server
feedName - The name of the feed to run the query against
listingType - A string representation of the listing type such as residential, land etc.. (see FeedsModels.Models.enumListingType)
An enveloped response with the success or failure of the query, as well as the raw serialized results that were fetched. These serialized results will be different for each feedName and listingType.
{
"success": true,
"code": 0,
"message": "string",
"data": [
{
"className": "string"
}
]
}
Get translated listings by DMQL query
(new GetRETS($customerKey))->getRETSListing()->getListingsByDMQL($query, $feedName, $listingType);
This is a powerful function that will execute raw DMQL against the RETS MLS server and will return the results as a serialized object. It is similar to executeDMQL, however this function will translate data to be in the same format as returned by other methods that retrieve listing details.
query - The DMQL to be executed against the MLS RETS server
feedName - The name of the feed to run the query against
listingType - A string representation of the listing type such as residential, land etc.. (see FeedsModels.Models.enumListingType)
An enveloped response with the success or failure of the query, as well as the raw serialized results that were fetched.
{
"success": true,
"code": 0,
"message": "string",
"data": [
{
"description": "string",
"features": [
"string"
],
"photoCount": 0,
"id": "string",
"listingSourceURLSlug": "string",
"listingTypeURLSlug": "string",
"listingID": "string",
"listingSource": 1,
"listingType": 1,
"address": "string",
"baths": 0,
"beds": 0,
"listPrice": "string",
"rawListPrice": 0,
"providedBy": "string",
"squareFeet": 0,
"lot": "string",
"acres": "string"
}
]
}
The main controller for working with addresses
(new GetRETS($customerKey))->getGeocoding();
This controller is a planned area of growth to provide more advanced geo-spatial style searching for listing data. For the time being, it is used for parsing keywords into more geocoded data to be used for searching.
If you provide a google geocode key to be associated with your account, you can use these methods.
Translates results returned by Google
(new GetRETS($customerKey))->getGeocoding()->parseGoogleResults($googleResults);
This function will parse the results returned from Google's service and translate them into a consistent format more suitable for searching the listing data.
googleResults - Results from Google's geocoder.geocode
[
{
"address_components": [
{
"long_name": "string",
"short_name": "string",
"types": [
"string"
]
}
],
"formatted_address": "string",
"geometry": {
"bounds": {
"south": 0,
"west": 0,
"north": 0,
"east": 0
},
"location": {
"lat": 0,
"lng": 0
},
"location_type": "string",
"viewport": {
"south": 0,
"west": 0,
"north": 0,
"east": 0
}
},
"place_id": "string",
"types": [
"string"
]
}
]
Data translated as AddressDetail's.
[
{
"streetNumber": "string",
"street": "string",
"city": "string",
"county": "string",
"state": "string",
"stateAbbreviation": "string",
"country": "string",
"postalCode": "string",
"latitude": 0,
"longitude": 0,
"formattedAddress": "string"
}
]
Geocode address entered as free-form text
(new GetRETS($customerKey))->getGeocoding()->googleGeocode($address);
This function will take a keyword and run it through Google's geocoding service and return the translated results.
address - A free form text to geocode (The expectation is that this is a possible address)
Data translated as AddressDetail's.
[
{
"streetNumber": "string",
"street": "string",
"city": "string",
"county": "string",
"state": "string",
"stateAbbreviation": "string",
"country": "string",
"postalCode": "string",
"latitude": 0,
"longitude": 0,
"formattedAddress": "string"
}
]
The following methods aren't API endpoints but are available in the SDK for assistance with the functionality.
Used for sorting / ordering the results that are returned
(new GetRETS($customerKey))->getListing()->setSortBy("providedBy")->setReverseSort(true)->searchByKeyword($preparedKeywords);
setSortBy
This property is used to set column by which the data is sorted.
setReverseSort
This property is used to set the order (ascending / descending) by which the sortBy column will ordered by. (Default is false meaning ascending)
By default listings will be sorted by the price from low to high. If you want to change the defaults, you can modify these lines.
private $sortBy = "rawListPrice";
private $reverseSort = false;
If you want to sort listings manually within any other portion of the app, you can use the setSortBy and setReverseSort methods as in the following syntax.
$listings = $getRets->getListing()->setSortBy("providedBy")->setReverseSort(true)->searchByKeyword($preparedKeywords);
More information on the API itself can be found at the Swagger UI (http://getrets.net/swagger/).


Working with These Notes
- This document is broken down into multiple chapters. Use the table of contents on the left side of the screen to navigate between chapters, or use the right side to navigate within the current chapter.
- You can also search the document, using an automated index.
- Any of the code provided in the document can be copied to the clipboard using the Copy icon at the top right of the code block.
- The document will be updated (unpredictably) throughout the semester.
The 431 Course online
The main web page for the 431 course in Fall 2021 is https://thomaselove.github.io/431/. Go there for all information related to the course.
What You’ll Find Here
These Notes provide a series of examples using R to work through issues that are likely to come up in PQHS/CRSP/MPHP 431. What you will mostly find are brief explanations of a key idea or summary, accompanied (most of the time) by R code and a demonstration of the results of applying that code.
While these Notes share some of the features of a textbook, they are neither comprehensive nor completely original. The main purpose is to give 431 students a set of common materials on which to draw during the course. In class, we will sometimes:
- reiterate points made in this document,
- amplify what is here,
- simplify the presentation of things done here,
- use new examples to show some of the same techniques,
- refer to issues not mentioned in this document,
but what we don’t do is follow these notes very precisely. We assume instead that you will read the materials and try to learn from them, just as you will attend classes and try to learn from them. We welcome feedback of all kinds on this document or anything else.
Everything you see here is available to you as HTML. You also have access to the R Markdown files, which contain the code which generates everything in the document, including all of the R results. We will demonstrate the use of R Markdown (this document is generated with the additional help of an R package called bookdown
) and RStudio (the “program” we use to interface with the R language) in class.
All data and R code related to these notes are also available to you.
Setting Up R
These Notes make extensive use of
- the statistical software language R, and
- the development environment R Studio,
both of which are free, and you’ll need to install them on your machine. Instructions for doing so are in found in the course syllabus.
If you need an even gentler introduction, or if you’re just new to R and RStudio and need to learn about them, we encourage you to take a look at http://moderndive.com/, which provides an introduction to statistical and data sciences via R at Chester Ismay and Albert Y. Kim.1
These notes were written using R Markdown. R Markdown, like R and R Studio, is free and open source.
R Markdown is described as an authoring framework for data science, which lets you
- save and execute R code
- generate high-quality reports that can be shared with an audience
This description comes from http://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/lesson-1.html which you can visit to get an overview and quick tour of what’s possible with R Markdown.
Another excellent resource to learn more about R Markdown tools is the Communicate section (especially the R Markdown chapter) of Garrett Grolemund and Hadley Wickham.2
Initial Setup of R Packages
To start, I’ll present a series of commands I run (silently) at the beginning of each chapter of these Notes. These particular commands set up R to use several packages (libraries) of functions that expand its capabilities, make a specific change to how I want R output to be displayed (that’s the comment = NA
piece) and sets the theme for most of the graphs I will build to one called theme_bw()
. A chunk of code like this will occur near the top of any R Markdown work.
knitr::opts_chunk$set(comment = NA)
library(knitr)
library(magrittr)
library(janitor)
library(NHANES)
library(palmerpenguins)
library(patchwork)
library(rms)
library(mosaic)
library(Epi)
library(naniar)
library(simputation)
library(broom) # note: tidymodels includes the broom package
library(tidyverse) # note: tidyverse includes the dplyr and ggplot2 packages
theme_set(theme_bw())
I have deliberately set up this list of loaded packages to be relatively small. You only need to install a package once, but you need to reload it every time you start a new session.
The Love-boost.R
script
Starting in October, we’ll make use of a few scripts I’ve gathered for you. When necessary, I’ll source in some code using the following command…
source("data/Love-boost.R")
Additional R Packages installed for this book
Some packages need to be installed on the user’s system, but do not need to be loaded by R in order to run the code presented in these notes except in very specific settings. These additional packages include the following.
boot
car
equatiomatic
GGally
ggridges
gt
psych
modelsummary
visdat


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less than 30 mins
Cooking time
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Serves
Makes 12
Dietary
Grease the wells of a 12-hole muffin tray with butter.
Mix together the sugar, flour, salt and yeast in a large bowl until well combined. Add half of the beaten eggs, then whisk using an electric whisk until the mixture is well combined and forms a sticky paste.
Gradually whisk in a little of the remaining beaten egg. When the egg is fully incorporated into the mixture, add 1-2 butter cubes and whisk in until fully incorporated into the mixture.
Whisk the remaining beaten egg and remaining butter cubes into the mixture in alternate turns, until the mixture comes together as a soft dough. Using a wooden spoon, beat the dough until smooth.
Divide the dough mixture equally among the wells in the prepared muffin tray. Set aside in a warm place for about an hour, or until the portions of dough have proved (ie. doubled in size and filled the wells in the tray).
Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 220C/425F/Gas 7.
When the dough has proved, bake the buns in the oven for 12-15 minutes, or until well risen and pale golden-brown. Set aside to cool on a wire rack.
Meanwhile, for the syrup, heat the sugar, orange rind and cold water in a pan over a low heat, stirring well. When the sugar has dissolved, bring the mixture to the boil and continue to boil for three minutes, or until the mixture has thickened and resembles syrup.
Remove the pan from the heat and stir in the honey, orange liqueur and orange-flower water, if using, until well combined. Set aside until cooled slightly.
Dip six of the buns into the cooled syrup and serve straightaway on serving plates with a spoonful of whipped cream.
Pack the remaining buns into a 1 litre/1¾ pints sterilised jar. Pour in the remaining syrup and set aside for 20 minutes, then cover the jar and seal tightly. The buns can be kept in the fridge for up to one month.


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References
McVee MB, Dunsmore K and Gavelek JR (2005). Schema Theory Revisited.
Review of Educational Research, 75(4), pp. 531-566. http://dx.doi.org/10.3102/00346543075004531.
Rinker TW (2013). qdap: Quantitative Discourse Analysis Package. University at Buffalo/SUNY, Buffalo, New York. version 0.2.1, http://github.com/trinker/qdap.
Rinker TW (2013). reports: Package to asssist in report writing. University at Buffalo/SUNY, Buffalo, New York. version 0.1.0, http://github.com/trinker/reports.
Shanahan LE (In Press). Composing kid-friendly
multimodal text: When conversations, instruction, and signs come together.
Written Communication.


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Add some challenges to the job posting that represent tasks
which candidates should be able to solve. We make sure they can. This step
is very important to guarantee that we can match you with the
right talent. After adding new challenges it may take a few days until a
great match has been found.
We will alert you via email!
These are the members of your organization. To improve your job search you can add the people your candidate will work with. And do not forget about yourself. Use the edit button to complete your profile.
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