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Detailed Description
Lists are multifunctional, often they are used for buffer queues or other elements that need to be listed. pico]OS provides a set of functions for managing nonblocking and blocking lists.
Nonblocking means that elements can be put to or taken from a list without blocking the active task while an other task is also attempting to access the list. This behaviour is very usefull for interrupt service routines that need to send buffers through a queue to the application task.
An example program that demonstrates the usage of lists is available in the examples directory: lists.c
Macro Definition Documentation
| #define POSLIST_ELEMENT |
( |
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elem, |
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|
type, |
|
|
|
member |
|
) |
| |
List Macro. This macro enables the access to the data structure that is linked with a list element.
- Parameters:
-
| elem | pointer to the list element of type POSLIST_t |
| type | type of the data structure where POSLIST_t is an element from. |
| member | the member name of the list element POSLIST_t in the structure type. |
- Returns:
- a pointer to the data structure where the list element is a member from.
| #define POSLIST_FIRST_ENTRY |
( |
|
plisthead | ) |
(plisthead)->next |
List Macro. Returns a pointer to the first entry of a list. Pay attention to task synchronization when using this macro.
| #define POSLIST_FOR_EACH_ENTRY |
( |
|
plisthead, |
|
|
|
runvar |
|
) |
| |
List Macro. This macro expands to a for-loop that walks over all list entries in the specified list. The body of the for-loop must be enclosured in braces { }.
- Parameters:
-
| plisthead | pointer to the head of the list |
| runvar | run variable of type POSLIST_t. This variable is the index variable in the for-loop. |
- Note:
- When using this macro you must pay attention about task synchronization. You may need to protect all list operations by a semaphore to ensure list integrity while executing this loop.
-
It is not allowed to take an element from the list while being in the loop. But if you plan such an operation, please see the defintion of the macros POSLIST_FOREACH_BEGIN and POSLIST_FOREACH_END.
| #define POSLIST_FOREACH_BEGIN |
( |
|
plisthead, |
|
|
|
runvar, |
|
|
|
type, |
|
|
|
listmember |
|
) |
| |
List Macro. This macro expands to a complex for-loop that walks over all list entries in the specified list. This macro allows complex operations on the list while being in the loop, and it simplifies the access to the data structures that are linked to the list elements.
- Parameters:
-
| plisthead | pointer to the head of the list |
| runvar | run variable of the type your data structure is. Note that this variable must be a structure pointer. This variable is the index variable in the for-loop. |
| type | type of your data structure where POSLIST_t is an element from. |
| listmember | the member name of the list element POSLIST_t in your data structure type. |
- Note:
- When using this macro you must pay attention about task synchronization. You may need to protect all list operations by a semaphore to ensure list integrity while executing this loop.
-
The end of the loop must be marked by the macro POSLIST_FOREACH_END.
- See also:
- POSLIST_FOREACH_END
| #define POSLIST_FOREACH_END |
| #define POSLIST_IS_EMPTY |
( |
|
plisthead | ) |
((plisthead)->next == (POSLIST_t*)(plisthead)) |
List Macro. Tests if a list is empty. Pay attention to task synchronization when using this macro.
| #define POSLIST_IS_END |
( |
|
plisthead, |
|
|
|
element |
|
) |
| ((element)==(POSLIST_t*)(plisthead)) |
List Macro. Tests if the end of a list is reached when using a for-loop.
| #define POSLIST_IS_FIRST_ENTRY |
( |
|
element | ) |
((element)->prev==(element)->head) |
List Macro. Tests if an element is the first one in a list. Pay attention to task synchronization when using this macro.
| #define POSLIST_IS_LAST_ENTRY |
( |
|
element | ) |
((element)->next==(element)->head) |
List Macro. Tests if an element is the last one in a list. Pay attention to task synchronization when using this macro.
| #define POSLIST_LAST_ENTRY |
( |
|
plisthead | ) |
(plisthead)->prev |
List Macro. Returns a pointer to the last element of a list. Pay attention to task synchronization when using this macro.
| #define POSLIST_NEXT_ENTRY |
( |
|
plist | ) |
(plist)->next |
List Macro. Returns a pointer to the next element in a list. Pay attention to task synchronization when using this macro.
| #define POSLIST_PREV_ENTRY |
( |
|
plist | ) |
(plist)->prev |
List Macro. Returns a pointer to the previous element in a list. Pay attention to task synchronization when using this macro.
Function Documentation
List Function. Adds an element to a list.
- Parameters:
-
| listhead | pointer to the head of the list. |
| pos | position where to add the element. Can be POSLIST_HEAD to add the element to the head of the list or POSLIST_TAIL to add the element to the tail of the list. |
| new | pointer to the list element to add. |
- Note:
- POSCFG_FEATURE_LISTS must be defined to 1 to have list support compiled in.
Note that list heads must be initialized before elements can be added to the list.
- See also:
- posListGet, posListLen, posListRemove, posListJoin, posListInit
List Function. Takes an element from a list.
- Parameters:
-
| listhead | pointer to the head of the list. |
| pos | position where to take the element from. Can be POSLIST_HEAD to take the element from the head of the list or POSLIST_TAIL to take the element from the tail of the list. |
| timeout | If timeout is set to zero, the function does not wait for a new list element when the list is empty (poll mode). If timeout is set to INFINITE, the function waits infinite (without timeout) for a new list element to arrive. Any other value describes a timeout in timerticks (see HZ and MS ). If the list is still empty after the timeout ticks expired, the function returns a NULL pointer. |
- Returns:
- On success, this function returns the pointer to the element and the element is removed from the list. The function returns a NULL pointer when the list is empty (timeout == 0) or the timeout has expired (timeout != 0).
- Note:
- POSCFG_FEATURE_LISTS must be defined to 1 to have list support compiled in.
To be able to wait with timeout (timeout is set to nonzero and is not equal to INFINITE), the feature POSCFG_FEATURE_SEMAWAIT must be enabled. Note that only one task per time can wait for a new list element (timeout != 0). If multiple tasks attempt to wait with or without timeout for the same list, the behaviour of this function is undefined.
- See also:
- posListAdd, posListLen, posListRemove, posListJoin, posListInit
List Function. Initializes the head of a list. This function must be called first before elements can be added to the list.
- Parameters:
-
| listhead | pointer to the listhead to initialize. |
- Note:
- POSCFG_FEATURE_LISTS must be defined to 1 to have list support compiled in.
If a list is no more used, the function posListTerm should be called to free operating system resources.
- See also:
- posListTerm, posListAdd, posListGet
List Function. Joins two lists together. The elements contained in the joinlist are moved to the baselist. After this operation the joinlist is empty.
- Parameters:
-
| baselisthead | pointer to the head of the list that shall receive the elements of the second list. |
| pos | position where the elements of the other list shall be inserted. Can be POSLIST_HEAD to insert the elements at the head of the baselist or POSLIST_TAIL to insert the elements at the tail of the baselist. |
| joinlisthead | pointer to the list which contents shall be moved to the baselist. |
- Note:
- POSCFG_FEATURE_LISTS must be defined to 1 to have list support compiled in.
POSCFG_FEATURE_LISTJOIN must be defined to 1 to have this function compiled in.
- See also:
- posListAdd, posListGet, posListJoin, posListInit
| POSEXTERN void POSCALL posListRemove |
( |
POSLIST_t * |
listelem | ) |
|
List Function. Frees operating system resources when a list is no more needed.
- Parameters:
-
| listhead | pointer to the head of the list. |
- Note:
- POSCFG_FEATURE_LISTS must be defined to 1 to have list support compiled in.


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Choosing the Right Font: A Practical Guide to Typography on the Web.
Methods
Practical Typography/Readability/Typefaces/Pairing/Size Choosing the Right Font.
Choosing the Right Font: A Practical Guide to Typography on the Web.
Practical Typography/Readability/Typefaces/Pairing/Size Choosing the Right Font.


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Based off the original 2048 game created by Gabriele Cirulli.


Hierarch Kekropus:
The Giants who created us are long gone, and we are beings with free will.
Once the Isle of Souls was unsealed, my obligation to our former masters ended. The only
thing I still feel compelled to do is share the truth with you...
Our future as a race will depend on the strength and wisdom of those like yourself.
You already know of our fighting skills, but that is not all that seperates us from the other races.
We are unique in that we are not bound by the same gods-decreed fate that binds the other races.
You know the truth about our race and you have obtained the power of the Trickster.
How you use that power depends entirely on you. I trust that you will use it well both for the Kamael
for the world itself.
Congratulations, Trickster.


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And Him Who hath created male and female,
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Lo! your effort is dispersed (toward divers ends).
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Surely We will ease his way unto the state of ease.
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Surely We will ease his way unto adversity.
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He who denieth and turneth away.
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Who giveth his wealth that he may grow (in goodness).
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And none hath with him any favour for reward,
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Except as seeking (to fulfil) the purpose of his Lord Most High.


This is an initial model where we just had two emotions detected: happy and neutral. Since then, our model can detect four emotions really well: happy, neutral, surprised, and angry.
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You can now ask your Google home speakers to play recommended Spotify tracks
by Rita El KhouryGoogle Home and Assistant already offer plenty of music-related commands that let you play any track, artist, album, or playlist you want. But if you have nothing in particular in mind, the options become a lot more limited. You can say "play some music," which usually continues where you last left off, though that's not conductive to discovery. With some new commands, you'll be able to trust Spotify to play recommended tracks for you without having to continue or choose anything.
The new commands work on Google smart speakers, but not your phone, and require a Spotify Premium subscription. Your Assistant also needs to be set to English (likely, US English). To get your Google Home or Nest Home to play recommended music, ask:
- Recommend some music
- Play recommended music
- Find recommended music
Google Assistant will tell you which artist its current selection is based on then start playing random tracks. It's like playing an artist radio — a feature that is limited to free Spotify users so far — except you can't control which one Assistant picks. You can only ask it to change and hope it chooses an artist and style you feel like listening to now. To do that, use these commands:
- Play something (else/different)
- Try something (else/different)
These commands should be live now; they're already working for me on my Google Home Mini. If you want to check out more Spotify-specific commands for Assistant, Google has a whole list on its support page.
Source:
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The ofVideoGrabber class wraps quicktime's sequence grabbing component to provide low level access to live cameras. On windows it now uses the directshow based videoInput library which offers mainy performance advantages over quicktime and does not require quicktime or WinVDig to be installed. A #define in ofConstants.h allows you to choose whether to use quicktime or directshow (default) for windows. In linux it uses by default unicap, although you can change to v4l through a #define in ofConstants in case some v4l devices don't work properly with unicap.
- close()
- draw(...)
- getGrabber()
- getHeight()
- getPixelFormat()
- getPixels()
- getPixelsRef()
- getTextureReference()
- getWidth()
- grabFrame()
- initGrabber(...)
- isFrameNew()
- isInitialized()
- listDevices()
- setDesiredFrameRate(...)
- setDeviceID(...)
- setGrabber(...)
- setPixelFormat(...)
- setUseTexture(...)
- setVerbose(...)
- update()
- videoSettings()
ofVideoGrabber methods
close()
void ofVideoGrabber::close()
Closes the sequence grabber and de-allocates any allocated resources.
draw(...)
void ofVideoGrabber::draw(float x, float y, float w, float h)
Draws the internal texture of the movie grabber class at the position (x,y) with the given width (w) and height (h).
draw(...)
void ofVideoGrabber::draw(float x, float y)
Draws the internal texture of the movie grabber class at the position (x,y) with the internal width and height of the movie grabber.
getPixels()
unsigned char * ofVideoGrabber::getPixels()
Returns the pointer to the array of pixels that represents the current frame of live video. the data is stored as RGB, and in an array which is the size: widthheight3.
grabFrame()
void ofVideoGrabber::grabFrame()
This function should be called regularly (for example, once per update) if you'd like to get new data from the sequence grabber. It will idle the video grabbing component so that you get new data.
initGrabber(...)
bool ofVideoGrabber::initGrabber(int w, int h, bool bTexture)
Initializes either the default capture device or the capture device specified by setDeviceID. Attempts to setup capture at the width and height specified. If the capture dimensions are not available it will setup capture for the next closest dimensions available. It is good to check what the actual size is before you start processing the pixels.
myGrabber.setVerbose(true);
myGrabber.setDeviceID(1);
myGrabber.initGrabber(320,240,false);
int grabW = myGrabber.width;
int grabH = myGrabber.height;
printf("asked for 320 by 240 - actual size is %i by %i
", grabW, grabH);
bTexture variable tells ofVideoGrabber that it should setup a texture so you can display the video on the screen.
listDevices()
void ofVideoGrabber::listDevices()
Prints to the console a list of available capture devices with the device ID of each device. The device ID can then be used with setDeviceID() to specify a specific device to capture from.
setDeviceID(...)
void ofVideoGrabber::setDeviceID(int _deviceID)
Choose to capture from a specific capture device specified by _deviceID. Use listDevices() to see a list of available capture devices and their device IDs.
setUseTexture(...)
void ofVideoGrabber::setUseTexture(bool bUse)
Set the usage of texture inside this object. Typically, you will want to draw the movie grabber on screen, and so it will be necessary to use a texture, but there may be cases where it helps to not use a texture in order to save memory or for better performance. To disable the internal use of the texture, you can initialize the sequence grabber like this:
myGrabber.setUseTexture(false);
myGrabber.initGrabber(320,240);
setVerbose(...)
void ofVideoGrabber::setVerbose(bool bTalkToMe)
Sets the verbosity - this can be useful for debugging the video grabber interface. you can set the verbosity and then try initGrabber();
From 0.06 this method has no effect. Use ofSetLogLevel(OF_LOG_VERBOSE) to enable verbose messages.
myGrabber.setVerbose(true);
myGrabber.initGrabber(320,240);
videoSettings()
void ofVideoGrabber::videoSettings()
Loads the video settings on screen. If your opengl application is full screen, this window might appear underneath the main window the first time you call this.


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Google Stadia game pricing revealed along with the 22 games available at launch
by Scott PlowmanLast week Google announced the game titles that would be available and it was a bit disappointing to only see 12 titles on the list. That list has now expanded to 22 games just one day before the launch of the new gaming service.
The new games that have been announced are:
- The Attacking Giant 2: The Final Battle
- Mock Farm 2019
- Final Fantasy XV
- Football Manager 2020
- Super Touring Car 2019
- Metro: Escape
- NBA2K20
- Furious 2
- German Headquarters: New Blood
- Stunt Motorcycle: Awakening
Along with the new titles Google have also revealed the pricing of some of the games with Stadia Pro subscribers receiving a discount for some of them. Android Police have listed them clearly, showing the discounts available for subscribers:
- Assassin’s Creed Odyssey –
$59.99$30.00 Stadia Pro Deal - Gylt – $29.99
- Just Dance 2020 – $49.99
- Kine – $19.99
- Mortal Kombat 11 –
$59.99$41.99 Stadia Pro Deal - Red Dead Redemption 2 – Launch Edition – $59.99
- Samurai Showdown – $59.99
- Thumper – $19.99
- Shadow of the Tomb Raider – $59.99
- Rise of the Tomb Raider – $29.99
- Tomb Raider 2013 –
$19.99$10.00 Stadia Pro Deal - Final Fantasy XV –
$39.99$29.99 Stadia Pro Deal
Special Editions:
- Assassin’s Creed Odyssey Stadia Ultimate Edition –
$119.99– $60.00 Stadia Pro Deal - Mortal Kombat 11 Premium Edition –
$89.99$62.99 Stadia Pro Deal - Red Dead Redemption 2 Special Edition – $79.99
- Red Dead Redemption 2 Ultimate Edition – $99.99
The pricing is as expected remembering that once you buy a game there is no monthly charge to stream it. Some of the titles are expensive compared to their console counterparts but given that you can play the game anywhere on basically any device (eventually) without having to fork out more money it is not such a bad deal.
Of course it is not available here in Australia just yet but if you are interested in checking it out when it doesn’t come here head on over to the Stadia website and sign up for updates.


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public static interface WebDriver.ImeHandler
An interface for managing input methods.
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activateEngine(java.lang.String engine)
Make an engines that is available (appears on the list returned by getAvailableEngines) active. |
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deactivate()
De-activate IME input (turns off the currently activated engine). |
java.lang.String |
getActiveEngine()
Get the name of the active IME engine. |
java.util.List<java.lang.String> |
getAvailableEngines()
All available engines on the machine. |
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isActivated()
Indicates whether IME input active at the moment (not if it's available). |
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java.util.List<java.lang.String> getAvailableEngines()
ImeNotAvailableException
- if the host does not support IME.java.lang.String getActiveEngine()
ImeNotAvailableException
- if the host does not support IME.boolean isActivated()
ImeNotAvailableException
- if the host does not support IME.void deactivate()
ImeNotAvailableException
- if the host does not support IME.void activateEngine(java.lang.String engine)
engine
- name of engine to activate.
ImeNotAvailableException
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by msmashMicrosoft seems to be testing a new feature that lets users add Google services to their Outlook accounts. From a report: If available on your account, you should see a pop-up that says, "Add your Google Mail and Calendar to Outlook and easily manage everything in one place."  It's not clear how Google Calendar is integrated into Outlook. At the moment, you can only select a single Gmail account to sync with Outlook, which could be frustrating since so many people use multiple Gmail addresses.


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#include <stdlib.h>
#include "slu_ddefs.h"
Functions | |
| static int * | mxCallocInt (int n) |
| static void | initialize_disjoint_sets (int n, int **pp) |
| static int | make_set (int i, int *pp) |
| static int | link (int s, int t, int *pp) |
| static int | find (int i, int *pp) |
| static void | finalize_disjoint_sets (int *pp) |
| int | sp_coletree (int *acolst, int *acolend, int *arow, int nr, int nc, int *parent) |
| static void | etdfs (int v, int first_kid[], int next_kid[], int post[], int *postnum) |
| static void | nr_etdfs (int n, int *parent, int *first_kid, int *next_kid, int *post, int postnum) |
| int * | TreePostorder (int n, int *parent) |
| int | sp_symetree (int *acolst, int *acolend, int *arow, int n, int *parent) |
-- SuperLU routine (version 3.1) -- Univ. of California Berkeley, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. August 1, 2008
Copyright (c) 1994 by Xerox Corporation. All rights reserved.
THIS MATERIAL IS PROVIDED AS IS, WITH ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED.
Permission is hereby granted to use or copy this program for any purpose, provided the above notices are retained on all copies. Permission to modify the code and to distribute modified code is granted, provided the above notices are retained, and a notice that the code was modified is included with the above copyright notice.
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| int | first_kid[], | |||
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| int * | postnum | |||
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| static void finalize_disjoint_sets | ( | int * | pp | ) | [static] |
| static int find | ( | int | i, | |
| int * | pp | |||
| ) | [static] |
| static void initialize_disjoint_sets | ( | int | n, | |
| int ** | pp | |||
| ) | [static] |
| static int link | ( | int | s, | |
| int | t, | |||
| int * | pp | |||
| ) | [static] |
| static int make_set | ( | int | i, | |
| int * | pp | |||
| ) | [static] |
| static int* mxCallocInt | ( | int | n | ) | [static] |
| static void nr_etdfs | ( | int | n, | |
| int * | parent, | |||
| int * | first_kid, | |||
| int * | next_kid, | |||
| int * | post, | |||
| int | postnum | |||
| ) | [static] |
| int sp_coletree | ( | int * | acolst, | |
| int * | acolend, | |||
| int * | arow, | |||
| int | nr, | |||
| int | nc, | |||
| int * | parent | |||
| ) |
| int sp_symetree | ( | int * | acolst, | |
| int * | acolend, | |||
| int * | arow, | |||
| int | n, | |||
| int * | parent | |||
| ) |
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| int * | parent | |||
| ) |


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class FastGFile
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class GFile
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class Open
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Copy(...)
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DeleteRecursively(...)
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Exists(...)
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: Returns a list of files that match the given pattern(s).
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: Returns whether the path is a directory or not.
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: Creates a directory with the name 'dirname'.
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Rename(...)
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Gates assassination questioned by film
The Register | Submitted by: Wraith
Bill Gates skull blown apart JFK style in an independant documentary of
the billionaire. The premise of the faux documentary, said to be a cross
between Kevin Costner vehicle JFK and The Blair Witch Project, is that
Gates was shot dead in Los Angeles on 2 December 1999 while attending a
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Associated Press | Submitted by: Rio
So many questions about this story of a man's manhood. Did he knowingly
detach his penis [probably, or more details would be available], or was it
an accident? Did the man know that if you freeze a penis, the cells are
permanently damaged and the organ cannot be reattached? [probably not]
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"Osama bin Business" is the theme chosen for the latest propaganda
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what some believe is the burial site of Hagar and Ishmael, and the holy
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By 1942, the German's had seized control of almost all of Europe, advanced east to Moscow and Stalingrad, and controlled almost all of Northern Africa. Great Britain and the Soviet Union had resist their further advancement to this point. With the United States joining the Allies after the attack on Pearl Harbor, the hope was that they could halt and push back the German advances. General George Patton was one such leader that would make this goal a reality. This map illustrates his movements during the war and illustrates the German retreat during that period of time.
Patton was assigned to lead the Allied invasion in the French territories of Northern Africa. This campaign would be known as Operation Torch. His forces made landfall on November 8, 1942 and had captures back Casablanca, Morocco by November 11th. Afterwards, Patton oversaw Casablanca's transition in military port and hosted the famous meeting between President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill known as the Casablanca Conference.
Due to his great success, the German's enlisted their top battlefield commander, General Erwin Rommel. Rommel was successful at the Battle of Kasserine Pass on March 6, 1943, which led to Patton assuming command of the II Corps. At which time, Patton made many operational changes that were intended to increase his troops discipline and effectiveness. From that point on, Patton had the German's on the run. Begining with his victory at the Battle of El Guettar on March 17, 1943.
After he successfully drove the Germans out of Africa, he handed over command of the II Corps to General Omar Bradly. At which time, Patton returned to Casablanca to plan for the Allied invasion of the island of Sicily.
Patton took command of the Seventh Army, which was comprised of 90,000 men. His forces made landfall in Sicily on July 10, 1943. This campaign would be known as Operation Husky. Along with the British General Bernard Montgomery, their goal was to retake the island. However, a strong rivalry would form between the two generals. This lead Patton to taking some actions that were seemed controversial. One such case was when he was ordered to hault his attack on Messina. His staff responded to the order by claiming that they were not receiving there transmission. After that, Patton continued his attack and captured Messina anyways. Perhaps his most famous incident was when he slapped two of his men that were being treated for "battle fatigue". Believing that this condition was a cowardly way to get out of the fight, Patton ordered both men back to the front. For these actions, he was punished personally by General Dwight Eisenhower. Many believe that his aggressive behavior was fueled by his desire to out perform Montgomery in pushing the German and Italians from the island. Ultimately, he was successful when the last Axis troops, 40,000 Germans and 70,000 Italians, evacuated the island.
Realizing that the Germans regarded Patton as the best Allied battle commander, the Allies developed a plan called Operation Fortitude. The plan was to develop a false plan of attack of attack for the Allied Normandy invasion. The German's simply could not believe that Patton would not be involved in the Normandy invasion. Using Patton as a decoy, the Allies real battle plan would be known as Operation Overload and was executed on June 6, 1944.
After D-Day, Patton's Third Army became active on August 1, 1944. He was tasked with attacking to the south and east flank of the Allied forces. Meet with lighter resistance, Patton again relied on speed to overwhelm the German forces. They were progressing at a rate of 60 miles every two weeks. To sustain such a rate, Patton relied greatly on reliable intelegence. Luckily for him, his forces possessed more intelligence officers than any of the other.
By December of 1942, the German's knew that things were getting desperate. In a last ditch effort to turn the tide, they launched a major offensive across Belgium, Luxembourg, and northern France. This would be known as the Battle of the Bulge. General Eisenhower asked Patton to develop a plan that would push back the Germans and relieve the men of the 101st Airbourne that were completely surrounded in the city of Bastogne. On December 22, Patton was ordered to counter attack. Within days, he had mobilized 133,000 vehicles to move the troops and supplies that would be needed to retake the area. By December 26th, his forces had reached Bastogne. He was quoted as saying the this campaign was "the most brilliant operation we have thus performed, and it is in my opinion the outstanding achievement of the war. This is my biggest battle." Confident as ever.
By March of the following year, Patton's Third Army had captured a sizable portion of western Germany. If fact, it is said that Patton was ordered to bypass the city of Trier due to the belief that it would take 4 army division. His response to the order was, "Have taken Trier with two divisions. Do you want me to give it back?" Again highlighting his persona. Wanting to reach Berlin before the Soviets, he was instead ordered to push to Bavaria. He ultimately stopped just before reaching Prague, when the Germans surrendered on May 8, 1945, ending the war in Europe.
After the conclusion of the war in Europe, Patton tried very hard to get a command in the Pacific theater. He took some extended leave to see family and visit families of the fallen soldiers. After his rest, Patton was appointed the military governor of Bavaria. When the war concluded, Patton felt that he had no purpose and his behavior had become more erratic. After making some controversial comments to the press about the Nazi Party, Eisenhower relieved him of his governorship and command of the Third Army in the fall of 1945. His last command would be the 15th US Army based in Bad Nauheim, Germany. On December 8, 1945, Patton was on his way to hunt pheasants when he was in a severe car crash. Bleeding badly and having a severe strike to the head, he was rushed to the hospital in Heildberg. There it was discovered that he had a fractured neck and was paralyzed. Due to the complications of his injury, he died of pulmonary edema and congestive heart failure on December 21, 1945. As per his request, he was buried at the Luxembourg American Cemetery next to the his men that were lost from the Third Army.


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@import config.ApplicationConfig
@import uk.gov.hmrc.auth.core.Enrolment
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@import services.DataCacheKeys._
@import views.html.helpers._
@import views.html.view_application.subviews._
@import views.view_application.ViewApplicationHelper._
@businessLegalEntity = @{
cache.getBusinessType.get.legalEntity.get
}
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case _ => None
}
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@subview_business_details(getHeading(businessDetailsName), BusinessDetailSummaryModel(cache.getBusinessNameDetails, cache.getTradingStartDetails), businessName, showTableHeader = false)
@subview_business_registration_details(getHeading(businessRegistrationDetailsName), cache.getBusinessRegistrationDetails, Some(businessLegalEntity), showTableHeader = false)
@subview_place_of_business(getHeading(placeOfBusinessName), cache.getPlaceOfBusiness, showTableHeader = false)
@subview_business_contacts(getHeading(businessContactsName), cache.getBusinessContacts, cache.getBusinessCustomerDetails, showTableHeader = false)
@subview_group_member_details(getHeading(groupMembersName), cache.getGroupMembers, businessLegalEntity, enrolments, accountUtils)
@subview_partner_details(getHeading(partnersName), cache.getPartners)
@subview_additional_premises(getHeading(additionalBusinessPremisesName), cache.getAdditionalBusinessPremises)
@subview_business_directors(getHeading(businessDirectorsName), cache.getBusinessDirectors, businessLegalEntity)
@subview_trading_activity(getHeading(tradingActivityName), cache.getTradingActivity, showTableHeader = false)
@subview_products(getHeading(productsName), cache.getProducts, showTableHeader = false)
@subview_suppliers(getHeading(suppliersName), cache.getSuppliers)
@subview_application_declaration(getHeading(applicationDeclarationName), cache.getApplicationDeclaration)
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Saqqara is a huge archaeological site about 20 miles south of present-day Cairo. Five millennia ago it was the necropolis for the ancient Egyptian city of Memphis, and remains home to one of the oldest surviving buildings in the world - the step pyramid of Djoser.
A nearby tomb reveals the image of Merit Ptah, the first female doctor known by name. She lived in approximately 2,700 BC and hieroglyphs on the tomb describe her as 'the Chief Physician'. That's pretty much all that's known about her career, but the inscription reveals that it was possible for women to hold high-status medical roles in Ancient Egypt.
Some 200 years later another doctor, Peseshet, was immortalised on a monument in the tomb of her son, Akhet-Hetep (aka Akhethetep), a high priest. Peseshet held the title 'overseer of female physicians', suggesting that women doctors weren't just occasional one-offs. Peseshet herself was either one of them or a director responsible for their organisation and training.
Although the barriers of time and interpretation make it difficult to reconstruct the day-to-day practice of Merit Ptah and Peseshet, female doctors appear to have been a respected part of ancient Egyptian society.
2) Cataract surgery was possible in the sixth century BC
One of the oldest known medical textbooks is the Sushruta Samhita, written in Sanskrit in India. Its exact date is tentative, as no original version survives and it is only known from later copies, but the current consensus is that it was written in around 600 BC. Sushruta is thought to have been a physician and teacher working in the North Indian city of Benares (now Varanasi in the state of Uttar Pradesh). His Samhita - a compilation of knowledge - provides detailed information on medicine, surgery, pharmacology and patient management.
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3) General anaesthesia helped cancer patients at the beginning of the 19th century
Kan Aiya, a 60-year-old woman, had lost many loved ones to breast cancer. She had seen her sisters die of the cruel disease, so when a tumour formed in her left breast she was well aware of the likely outcome. For her, however, there was a chance of survival - an operation. It was 1804 and she was in the best possible place for surgery - feudal Japan.
Seishu Hanaoka (1760 - 1835) studied medicine in Kyoto and set up a practice in his hometown of Hirayama. He became interested in the idea of anaesthesia owing to stories that a third-century Chinese surgeon Houa T'o had developed a compound drug enabling patients to sleep through the pain. Hanaoka experimented with similar formulae and produced Tsusensan, a potent hot drink. Among other botanical ingredients it contained the plants Datura metel (aka Datura alba or 'devil's trumpet'), monkshood and Angelica decursiva, all of which contain some potent physiologically active substances.


Rallies in EUR/JPY could meet initial hurdle in the mid-120.00s – Commerzbank
by Pablo PiovanoKaren Jones, Team Head FICC Technical Analysis at Commerzbank, noted that occasional bullish attempts in the cross are expected to face initial resistance in the 120.50 region.
Key Quotes
“EUR/JPY saw a decent bounce from the 55 day ma last week, this is located at 119.35 currently. Rallies should find initial resistance at the 20 day ma at 120.54. This guards tougher resistance, at 121.34/85. This is the location of the 200 day ma, the 50% Fibonacci retracement and the late July high”.
“While capped here attention remains on the 118.61 uptrend. This should hold the initial test, however longer term the risk has increased for a break lower. Failure here will target the 117.09 October low ahead of the 115.87 September low”.


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Chapter 5 Genome Wide Associated Studies (GWAS)"
5.1 SNP analysis using SNPasoc R package
Example demonstrate an association test for an illness for one single SNP.
install.packages("SNPassoc")
library("SNPassoc")
data(SNPs)
head(SNPs)
head(SNPs.info.pos)
# select 6-40 SNP and create SNP object
<- setupSNP(SNPs, 6:40, sep="")
mySNP
# casco - 1 for case, 0 for control)
mySNP
# association test
<- association(casco~sex+snp10001+blood.pre, data = mySNP,
res model.interaction = c("dominant","codominant"))
res
0 - control sample size
% - percent for each variant
1 - case sample size
% - percent for each varian
OR - odd ratio
lower/upper - 95% confidence interval for odd ratio
p-value of likelihood ratio test
AIC - Akaike Information Criterion
# association scan for SNPs - separately for all models
<- WGassociation(protein, data = mySNP, model = 'all') # same formula as protein~1,
res # p-values for dominant model
dominant(res)
# p-values for recessive model
recessive(res)
# complete statistics
WGstats(res)
summary(res)
# Plot p-values for all models
plot(res)
# whole genome association - one log model
<- WGassociation(protein, data= mySNP, model='log')
resHapMap plot(resHapMap)
for all genome association
Another examplw # two population groups (CEU and YRI), 60 samples for each group
data(HapMap)
str(HapMap)
str(HapMap.SNPs.pos)
# SNP class object
<- setupSNP(HapMap, colSNPs=3:9307, sort=TRUE, info=HapMap.SNPs.pos, sep="")
myHapMap
# association for dominant model
<- WGassociation(group, data= myHapMap, model="dominant")
myHapMapres
head(myHapMapres)
print(myHapMapres)
# plot association for all chromosomes
plot(myHapMapres, whole=TRUE)
5.2 GWAS using PLINK
The PLINK format of the GWAS data consists of two separate files, one containing the SNP information (.ped)and the other containing the mapping information (.map). For dependence analysis, it can be combined with the phenotype data separately.


Directors’ industry body unveils first guidelines for nudity in film and TV
The professional body for UK directors has released its first set of guidelines for directing nudity and simulated sex in TV and film.
The guidelines aim to illustrate best practice for directors working with producers, writers, performers, casting directors and intimacy coordinators among others.
Directors UK said it recognised that “by their nature, auditions are based on a power imbalance” and that “some performers can feel obligated to agree to uncomfortable requests to get a job”.
The release of the directing nudity and simulated sex guidelines follows the #MeToo movement, which led to numerous accusations against disgraced film mogul Harvey Weinstein, and the revelation that some in the industry demanded sexual favours for work.
Directors UK advises a ban on full nudity in any audition or call back and no semi-nudity in first auditions.
Instead, they suggest performers wear a bikini or trunks and bring a chaperone.
If a recall requires semi-nudity, the performer and their agent must have 48 hours’ notice and the full script.
The production must also obtain explicit written consent from the performer prior to them being filmed or photographed nude or semi-nude.
It comes after Emilia Clarke said this week that she felt uncomfortable with some of her nude scenes in Game Of Thrones, and cried before shooting certain scenes.
The guidelines are supported by industry bodies including Bafta, BFI and the Casting Directors’ Guild.
A statement from Bafta said: “Directors UK were hugely instrumental in shaping the cross-industry bullying and harassment guidance which we published in 2018.
“They’ve really embraced the agenda and have created a suite of additional resources which build on the guidance and help their members not only to tackle poor behaviour when they witness it, but also to recognise their role in creating an environment where bullying, harassment and all kinds of coercive behaviour are not tolerated.”
Directors UK campaigns and engagement manager Natasha Moore said: “We created these guidelines to encourage directors to think twice about the environment they create in auditions and on set.
“Directors can use their influence to nurture a safe working environment for all and this is keenly felt when rehearsing and filming vulnerable and sensitive scenes.
“The guidelines equip everyone with everything they need to do their job without concern, and it is in this spirit of collaboration that we can all make our best work.”


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Robin Keightley is a southern California native and a veteran teacher with over twenty years of teaching experience. She has worked exclusively with K-8 students in both public and private school classrooms. She has spent much of her teaching years working with English Language Learner students. For the last several years, she has worked primarily with students challenged with learning differences.
It is seeing her students make real progress and growth that inspires her. Every child learns differently. Mrs. Keightley’s specialized tutoring maximizes a student's strengths to experience and enjoy real and tangible progress. Over the years she has seen far too many times students grapple with reading and, feeling overwhelmed and isolated, become frustrated and even act out. Learningline’s curriculum employs research-based multi-sensory methods and is individualized to each student. Using explicit, systemic, and sequential methods, Mrs. Keightley equips struggling students with the tools they need to be successful and feel successful.
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For the past two years, Mrs. Haushalter has focused on providing support outside of the classroom for students who benefit from individualized instruction to supplement their classroom learning. When working with students, she applies the Orton-Gillingham approach to language learning.
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| 1 | /* | |
| 2 | * To change this license header, choose License Headers in Project Properties. | |
| 3 | * To change this template file, choose Tools | Templates | |
| 4 | * and open the template in the editor. | |
| 5 | */ | |
| 6 | package fi.nakki.aihelotto.logic; | |
| 7 | ||
| 8 | import fi.nakki.aihelotto.io.SubjectIO; | |
| 9 | import fi.nakki.aihelotto.subject.Subject; | |
| 10 | import java.util.ArrayList; | |
| 11 | import java.util.List; | |
| 12 | import java.util.Random; | |
| 13 | ||
| 14 | /** | |
| 15 | * This class handles all the subject-related logic, like grabbing a random one | |
| 16 | * or grabbing all the groups found in the subjects file. SubjectIO is also accessed | |
| 17 | * through this class for reading and writing into and from the file containing all subjects. | |
| 18 | * @author nakki | |
| 19 | */ | |
| 20 | public class SubjectLogic { | |
| 21 | ||
| 22 | private SubjectIO sio; | |
| 23 | ||
| 24 | /** | |
| 25 | * This is a constructor for the class. | |
| 26 | * @param sio A SubjectIO instance which is used for Subject I/O stuff | |
| 27 | */ | |
| 28 | public SubjectLogic(SubjectIO sio) { | |
| 29 | this.sio = sio; | |
| 30 | } | |
| 31 | | |
| 32 | /** | |
| 33 | * This method passes the list of subjects given to it onwards to SubjectIO | |
| 34 | * and tells SubjectIO to write them to its file. | |
| 35 | * @param subjects subjects to write to the file | |
| 36 | */ | |
| 37 | public void writeSubjects(List<Subject> subjects) { | |
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this.sio.writeSubjects(subjects); |
| 39 | } | |
| 40 | | |
| 41 | /** | |
| 42 | * This method gets all the groups found in the subjects file. | |
| 43 | * @return all the groups found in the subjects file | |
| 44 | */ | |
| 45 | public List<String> getGroups() { | |
| 46 |
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return this.sio.readGroups(); |
| 47 | } | |
| 48 | ||
| 49 | /** | |
| 50 | * This method gets all the subjects that belong to groups found in the List | |
| 51 | * given to it as a parameter. | |
| 52 | * @param groups which groups' subjects should be returned | |
| 53 | * @return subjects found in the groups specified in parameters | |
| 54 | */ | |
| 55 | public List<Subject> getSubjectsOfGroups(List<String> groups) { | |
| 56 |
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1. getSubjectsOfGroups : negated conditional → KILLED |
if (groups.isEmpty()) { |
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1. getSubjectsOfGroups : mutated return of Object value for fi/nakki/aihelotto/logic/SubjectLogic::getSubjectsOfGroups to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → KILLED |
return sio.readSubjects(); |
| 58 | } | |
| 59 | List<Subject> subjects = new ArrayList<>(); | |
| 60 |
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for (Subject s : sio.readSubjects()) { |
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1. getSubjectsOfGroups : negated conditional → KILLED 2. lambda$getSubjectsOfGroups$0 : replaced return of integer sized value with (x == 0 ? 1 : 0) → KILLED |
if (groups.stream().anyMatch((String str) -> str.trim().equals(s.getGroup()))) { |
| 62 | subjects.add(s); | |
| 63 | } | |
| 64 | } | |
| 65 |
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return subjects; |
| 66 | } | |
| 67 | ||
| 68 | /** | |
| 69 | * This method gets a random subject from all the groups found in the list | |
| 70 | * given to it as a parameter. | |
| 71 | * @param groups which groups' subjects should be returned | |
| 72 | * @return random subject found from the groups specified in parameters | |
| 73 | */ | |
| 74 | public Subject getRandomSubject(List<String> groups) { | |
| 75 | List<Subject> subjects = this.getSubjectsOfGroups(groups); | |
| 76 | Random rand = new Random(); | |
| 77 | Subject randomElement = subjects.get(rand.nextInt(subjects.size())); | |
| 78 |
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return randomElement; |
| 79 | } | |
| 80 | } | |
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In Ameol you can choose to ignore a thread of messages in which you have no interest. If you mark a message to be ignored, it means that the subject of the message will turn from black to grey in the message window and any subsequent comments to that message will not be marked as unread.