| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AcknowledgeQuorum |
A
Quorum that accepts acknowledge |
| Consumer |
Created by Clark on 1/1/2017.
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| LoadResponseMessage |
Created by Clark on 3/10/2017.
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| Message |
Created by Clark on 12/30/2016.
|
| MirandaFactory |
Based on the values of the properties, this class knows which classes to
build.
|
| PanicMessage |
Created by Clark on 3/2/2017.
|
| Quorum |
Created by Clark on 6/13/2017.
|
| SessionMessage |
Created by Clark on 4/29/2017.
|
| ShutdownMessage |
Created by Clark on 3/21/2017.
|
| ShutdownResponseMessage |
Created by Clark on 3/21/2017.
|
| State |
An object that knows how to process a
BlockingQueue |
| StopState |
A stop state for a Miranda Subsystem.
|
| Subsystem |
A Miranda subsystem.
|
| TestConsumer |
Created by Clark on 3/27/2017.
|
| TestConsumer.TestState | |
| TestMessage |
Created by Clark on 3/27/2017.
|
| TestMessage.TestBlockingQueue | |
| TestPanic |
Created by Clark on 3/27/2017.
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| TestPublicKey |
Created by Clark on 4/3/2017.
|
| TestState |
Created by Clark on 3/28/2017.
|
| TestState.TestBlockingQueue | |
| TestSubsystem |
Created by Clark on 3/28/2017.
|
| TestVersion |
Created by Clark on 3/28/2017.
|
| Version |
This represents a version of a file.
|
| WriteQuorum |
Created by Clark on 6/13/2017.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| Message.Subjects | |
| Panic.Reasons | |
| StartupException.Reasons | |
| StartupPanic.StartupReasons |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| ExceptionPanic |
A Panic that represents an Exception being thrown during the course of handling a Message.
|
| MirandaUncheckedException | |
| Panic |
A request to shutdown.
|
| ShutdownException |
Created by Clark on 6/1/2017.
|
| StartupException | |
| StartupPanic |
Something Very Bad happend startup.
|


Song Name
Chart Type
Single
Double
Single Performance
Double Performance
Coop
Song Type
Arcade
Fullsong
Remix
Shortcut
Includes Original K-Pop World J-Music Xross Unlock
Level
1 - 28


a very simple vocal tract model, few tube model. generate vowel sound by it.
A python, draw frequency response and cross-sectional view (area) of a very simple vocal tract model, two tube model and three tube model.
draw two tube model frequency response and cross-sectional view (area), that corresponds to vocal tract
python main1.py
draw two tube model frequency response and generated waveform, considering glottal voice source and mouth radiation
save generated waveform as a wav file
python main2.py
draw three tube model frequency response and generated waveform, considering glottal voice source and mouth radiation, and cross-sectional view (area)
save generated waveform as a wav file
python main3.py
draw waveform of glottal voice source
python glottal.py
draw frequency response of HPF for simulate mouth radiation
python HPF.py
There are sample wav files of generated waveform in the generated_waveform folder.
See Explain-E.pdf or Explain-J.pdf in the docs folder
MIT


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DanDan's Ramyun House opened in December 10, 2005 by the founder SiChan Park. Our shop sells varieties of tradtional Korean ramyun including Shin Ramyun and Kimchi Ramyun. Our shop is located in many countries in the world. The countries include Thailand, Korea, United States of America, and England. It's always good for you.


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Paragraphs are the building blocks of papers. Many students define paragraphs in terms of length: a paragraph is a group of at least five sentences, a paragraph is half a page long, etc. In reality, though, the unity and coherence of ideas among sentences is what constitutes a paragraph. A paragraph is defined as �a group of sentences or a single sentence that forms a unit� (Lunsford and Connors 116). Length and appearance do not determine whether a section in a paper is a
Paragraphs are the building blocks of papers. Many students define paragraphs in terms of length: a paragraph is a group of at least five sentences, a paragraph is half a page long, etc. In reality, though, the unity and coherence of ideas among sentences is what constitutes a paragraph. A paragraph is defined as �a group of sentences or a single sentence that forms a unit� (Lunsford and Connors 116). Length and appearance do not determine whether a section in a paper is a
Paragraphs are the building blocks of papers. Many students define paragraphs in terms of length: a paragraph is a group of at least five sentences, a paragraph is half a page long, etc. In reality, though, the unity and coherence of ideas among sentences is what constitutes a paragraph. A paragraph is defined as �a group of sentences or a single sentence that forms a unit� (Lunsford and Connors 116). Length and appearance do not determine whether a section in a paper is a
Paragraphs are the building blocks of papers. Many students define paragraphs in terms of length: a paragraph is a group of at least five sentences, a paragraph is half a page long, etc. In reality, though, the unity and coherence of ideas among sentences is what constitutes a paragraph. A paragraph is defined as �a group of sentences or a single sentence that forms a unit� (Lunsford and Connors 116). Length and appearance do not determine whether a section in a paper is a


We are studying how people make hiring decisions. We invite you to make hiring decisions for workers who will perform mathematically intensive tasks. The entire task will take less than 15 minutes.
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blah blah
all of this is referred to as an elemnt
blahblah this would display blahblah in bold
blahblah this would display blahblah in italics
creating link (anchor)
- images
is a block element is a inline element
is a line break this moves stuff to the next line (ends a sentence) put at end of word and or sentence or you can put it below the sentence.
is for paragraph and is kind of the same as
but it creates an invisble box around the first line with height and width
Hello everyone!
We're using two lines now!
is inline
is block
elements that are inline are a / span / br / img / strong


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There are several fundamental components that profeesional web designers use to design an 'easy on the eye' website. These components include:
Grid Based Design refers to the structural design layout of the webpage. The webpage layout is on a grid.
The width of the webpage is divided across in columns, generally consisting of 12 columns: 1/12 (8.33%), 2/12(16.67%), ... , 12/12 (100%). Dividing the webpage into 12 columns allos the web developer to easily split the webpage into 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12 columns across, and by utilising the span provides control over positioning of content onto the webpage.
Responsive Webpages improve user experience.
Responsive webpages behaviour appropriately to the device of the user whether they a user a desktop computer, a laptop computer, a mobile tablet device, or a mobile smartphone. Each of these devices will have different size screens with different screen resolutions. This ensures that the user will always be able to effectively view the content on the screen.
This is acheived by the web developer working in percentages of screen-size resolution as opposed to fixed number of pixels.
Semantic Structure provides the necessary structure in which to place the Semantic Tags onto the webpage.
These semantic tags will include familiar HTML elements such as: p, h1, ..., h6, img, etc.
Over the years the building of webpages has become quicker and simpler: more efficient.
Someone else has already faced the problems with building webpages that you are now possibly facing. So, if your stuck then get onto the web and look up the answers.


IFFI 2019: Rahul Rawail, others booed at
by Roshan H NairThe inauguration of the Indian Panorama section on Thursday did not go smoothly as expected.
It was announced that the event, which will see the felicitation of members of the jury, will also screen the movie 'Nooreh' by Ashish Pandey later.
The event, which was supposed to start at 11 am, did not. The organisers delayed the ceremony by half-an-hour waiting for some members of the jury.
Since the delegates had been let in at 10.30 itself, many of them had to wait there for an hour with little happening. Then they erupted in protest.
"Disgusting, utterly disgusting," one woman sneered at the emcees from the back. "We are not here to see you. We just want to watch the movie," another delegate said.
"We have been late since 1947," a man in front said.
Finally, when the expected jury members arrived, one of whom was reputed Hindi filmmaker Rahul Rawail, the audience booed loudly and gave a round of mock applause.


| DOSE: |
1 bowl |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
The year was 1996, and I was fifteen years old. I had smoked cannabis before, but only in small amounts. A hit here and a drag there, without effect. One day after being given a bag for free, from a girl I knew at school (weed is plentiful), I decided that I might as well try some of it at home that night. As far as I knew, weed made your eyes go red and made you laugh alot, so I was expecting something kinda similar to being drunk. How wrong I was.
At the time, my mother and my brother were both at home, and my father was out somewhere. So, I snuck out into the backyard, and into the tool shed. I quickly had 4 hits of the cone, which pretty much roasted all of it, then I put the pipe in my pocket and started to walk back to the house. I was half way back when I dropped my lighter, so I bent down to pick it up. As I stood up from retrieving it, I noticed something was different about the way my neighbour was doing his gardening, I just couldnt put my finger on what it was.
By the time I had completed the last few steps back to the house, I was off the planet, totally unexpectedly, with absolutely no experience, and a morbid fear of my parents finding out. I had never truly experienced paranoia until that day. Once inside the house I though maybe watching TV would take my mind off of the intense fear of what I was experiencing. I sat down in front of the television, and started to watch repeats of 'I Dream Of Jeanie'. That was when I noticed that everything not in focus (ie. everything but the TV) was vibrating intensely, so as to create a motion blur.
 They were *very* bloodshot. At about the same time, I realised that my heart was beating in an extremely heavy and irregular fashion, and I seemed to actually be able to see my chest jumping with each beat. By this time, I was out of my mind with fear that my mum would catch me, or that I would loose my mind. It was all a matter of time before one or the other happened.
I thought maybe a walk outside for some fresh air might calm me down so I could enjoy this altered state, but it just seemed to kick it up a notch. I stepped out the back door, and walked to the top of the yard, and yet my thoughts and my vision were telling me I was only just coming out of the back door, even though that was seconds ago.
I cant clearly remember what happened after that, I think I said something really messed up to my brother, and I *think* I smashed a beer bottle or something, maybe I imagined it, im not sure. Anyway, in my very stoned mind, I decided that telling my mum that I felt sick, and retreating to my room to sleep this off, would be the best plan of action, so without making any eye contact I did so.
Once in my room, I lay on the bed, hearing my blood pumping through my ears, feeling it tingling the tips of my fingers and toes as it ran through my veins. I tried to go to sleep, but shutting my eyes was the *worst* thing I would have done. I felt like the bed was floating in space, with me stuck to it, then it began to freefall, casting me off into the black void, leaving me to tumble aimlessly as my bed flew out of control in a different direction. I quickly opened my eyes, but the feeling remained, and that caused me to have the first panic attack of my life. I was out of my mind with confusion and fear, I got dressed, then undressed, then back into bed and just lay there, eyes open, staring at my pet rats as they played for the remainder of the 'trip'.
After this experience I had some problems with panic attacks for the next few months, and that kept me away from it for 4 whole years, for fear of it happening again. About a year ago, I tried it again, and absolutely loved it.  I have a feeling that my mind-set and mental stability have inproved/matured somewhat since then, so I can handle the substance much better now. I also think that smoking alone with a parent at home, without knowledge of the effects was a rather stupid thing to do.
Now, I fully appreciate cannabis, as a recreational substance, a medicinal plant, and most importantly a tool for learning.
Thanks for reading.
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Gia (Reviewed on March 3/99)
Starring Angelina Jolie, Faye Dunaway
In "Gia", Angelina Jolie plays the titular character, the first so-called supermodel. And right there you have the biggest hurdle this movie had to overcome (in my eyes, anyway). I just don't see how the life of a model is worthy of a two hour film. Despite this, I kept an open mind when I began watching the movie. Sadly, though, my fears were realized. It's just not possible to make an interesting, full-length film about a person who spends their days wearing different clothes.
The movie follows the rise and fall of Gia (no last name), a tumultuous woman who doesn't particularly enjoy the world of fashion. She becomes famous more quickly than she can handle, and finds herself hooked on drugs and on a woman she cannot have. The last hour of the film is just one scene after another of Gia getting high, losing a job, and going into rehab. This formula is repeated several times, and I really got tired of it. In general, I tend to dislike movies featuring heavy drug use. No because it offends me or anything like that; it just bores me. Quite frankly, I don't see the appeal, so when a director shows me a point-of-view shot of a junkie, complete with tipsy camera angles and echoing voices, I am left somewhat unimpressed.
The first hour of the film, though, was actually quite engaging. We see Gia as she is discovered and moves to New York with her boyfriend. These early scenes were interesting. We're shown the fashion world through a newcomers eyes, and it was a perspective I hadn't seen before. The movie begins to go downhill, however, once Gia becomes an established model. >From that point, I lost all interest in the movie and was counting the minutes before it would end. It all seemed so excessive. Fine, so Gia had a drug problem, does this really need to dominate the film? Couldn't the same effect have been had with a five or ten minute montage of scenes featuring Gia experimenting with drugs? Or perhaps this film is meant to be a warning to aspiring models not to get into the drug world. Quite possibly, although since I have no desire to become a model, this warning is lost on me.
As I stated at the beginning of this review, I simply don't see how the life of a model is worthy of a feature-length motion picture. What do they do that warrants a movie? Strut their stuff for thousands of dollars an hour? I suppose the same could be said about making movies about baseball players, for example, but at least somebody like Lou Gehrig led an interesting life. Gia did not. And by the end of the film, all I knew about Gia for sure was that she hated modelling, was bi-sexual, and was heavily into drugs. Not exactly a meaningful contribution to society, as far as I'm concerned.
* out of ****
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public class LoggedKey
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private double |
accX |
private double |
accY |
private double |
accZ |
private boolean |
error |
private long |
flyingTime |
private boolean |
longPress |
private int |
orientation |
private double |
pressure |
private double |
xAxis |
private double |
yAxis |
private double |
zAxis |
| Modifier | Constructor and Description |
|---|---|
protected |
LoggedKey(long flyingTime,
boolean longPress,
boolean error,
int orientation,
double pressure,
double xAxis,
double yAxis,
double zAxis,
double accX,
double accY,
double accZ)
LoggedKey constructor with logged values.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected double |
getAccX()
Returns delta on acceleration on axis X.
|
protected double |
getAccY()
Returns delta on acceleration on axis Y.
|
protected double |
getAccZ()
Returns delta on acceleration on axis Z.
|
protected double |
getAxisX()
Returns delta on orientation on axis X.
|
protected double |
getAxisY()
Returns delta on orientation on axis Y.
|
protected double |
getAxisZ()
Returns delta on orientation on axis Z.
|
protected boolean |
getError()
Returns error boolean (true if delete key was pressed before key).
|
protected long |
getFlyingTime()
Returns flying time.
|
protected boolean |
getLongPress()
Returns boolean if key was long pressed.
|
protected int |
getOrientation()
Returns orientation of display (UP, LEFT, RIGHT).
|
protected double |
getPressure()
Touch size on Android devices with API < 14.
|
private long flyingTime
private boolean error
private int orientation
private boolean longPress
private double pressure
private double xAxis
private double yAxis
private double zAxis
private double accX
private double accY
private double accZ
protected LoggedKey(long flyingTime, boolean longPress, boolean error, int orientation, double pressure, double xAxis, double yAxis, double zAxis, double accX, double accY, double accZ)
flyingTime
- time between last touch and this touchlongPress
- boolean if key was long pressed (for key substitution)error
- boolean if delete key was pressedorientation
- orientation of display (up, right, left)pressure
- pressure of key (works in API less than 14)xAxis
- orientation X axisyAxis
- orientation Y axiszAxis
- orientation Z axisaccX
- accelerator X axisaccY
- accelerator Y axisaccZ
- accelerator Z axisprotected long getFlyingTime()
protected int getOrientation()
protected boolean getError()
protected boolean getLongPress()
protected double getPressure()
protected double getAxisX()
protected double getAxisY()
protected double getAxisZ()
protected double getAccX()
protected double getAccY()
protected double getAccZ()