v2.9.1
If you have any questions or issues that are beyond the scope of this documentation, please feel free to email us.
Improved |
Nifty notifications plugin. |
Updated |
Bootstrap Datepicker to version 1.8.0 |
Updated |
Bootstrap Table to version 1.12.1 |
Updated |
Chosen to version 1.8.7 |
Updated |
ClipboardJS to version 2.0.1 |
Updated |
GaugeJS to version 1.3.6 |
Updated |
jsTree to version 3.3.5 |
Updated |
Masonry to version 4.2.1 |
Updated |
MetisMenu to version 2.7.7 |
Updated |
noUiSlider to version 11.1.0 |
Updated |
Select2 to version 4.0.4 |
Updated |
Summernote 0.8.10 |
Fixed |
Navigation can not be closed on ios platform. |
Fixed |
The submenus issue does not open after switching navigation mode. |
Fixed |
Minor CSS issues. |
New |
202+ new premium line icons |
New |
202+ new premium solid icons |
New |
Full dark theme |
New |
Chat layout |
New |
Pricing table |
New |
Gallery plugins |
New |
12 Color schemes |
New |
Blog |
New |
Blog list |
New |
Blog details |
New |
Manage post |
New |
Add edit post |
Improved |
Dropdown |
Improved |
Move searchbox to the top navbar |
Improved |
Navigation menu for small screen device |
Improved |
Top navbar |
Improved |
Email UI |
Improved |
Panels |
Improved |
Added Magic check to the Nifty core style. |
Fixed |
Validation rules is not available in the scss/sass file. |
Fixed |
Aside clipped the bottom on a small screen device. |
Fixed |
Some issues when combination of boxed layout with fixed navigation. |
Fixed |
Minor CSS issues |
New |
540+ new premium line icons |
New |
540+ new premium solid icons |
New |
Dashboard 2 |
New |
Dashboard 3 |
New |
Fixedbar for outlook view |
New |
File Manager |
New |
User page |
New |
User page 2 |
New |
Taskboard |
New |
Contact us page |
New |
CSS Animations page |
New |
Maintenance page |
New |
Liquid Fixed layout |
New |
Plugin CSS Spinners |
New |
Plugin Spinkit |
New |
Plugin jsTree |
New |
Plugin ClipboardJS |
New |
Plugin Match Height |
New |
Plugin Masonry |
New |
Plugin Flaq Icon CSS |
New |
Plugin Weather Icons |
Improved |
Charts pages |
Improved |
Profile page |
Improved |
Invoice page |
Improved |
Search Result page |
Improved |
FAQ page |
Fixed |
Full screen issue with Summernote. |
Fixed |
Minor CSS issues |
Improved |
Panel header with input group addon |
Fixed |
CSS-Preprocessors folder is missing |
Fixed |
Minor CSS issues |
Improved |
Web performance. |
Improved |
Checkboxes and radio components. |
Improved |
Select2 compatibility. |
Improved |
Chosen compatibility. |
Improved |
Bootstrap Select compatibility. |
Updated |
Select2 to version 4.0.4 |
Fixed |
List-group-item disappears when hover |
Fixed |
Input-sm and Input-lg does not display the correct font size. |
Fixed |
Invoice page is not responsive on small screen device. |
Fixed |
Breadcrumb arrow does not show up properly. |
Improved |
Graphical user interface |
Updated |
Chosen to version 1.8.2 |
Updated |
Summernote to version 0.8.8 |
Fixed |
Small issue with form horizontal margins. |
Fixed |
Issue when aside on the left side. |
Fixed |
Minor CSS issues |
New |
210+ new premium line icons |
New |
210+ new premium solid icons |
New |
12 color schemes |
Improved |
Graphical user interface |
Improved |
Re-enable transition for small screen devices. |
Improved |
Override the button labeled styles |
Improved |
Navigation shortcut buttons |
Updated |
Bootstrap Select to version 1.12.4 |
Updated |
Bootstrap Table to version 1.11.1 |
Updated |
Chosen to version 1.7.0 |
Updated |
Dropzone to version 5.1.1 |
Updated |
GaugeJS to version 1.3.5 |
Updated |
IonIcon to version 2.0.1 |
Updated |
jQuery to version 3.2.1 |
Updated |
IonIcon to version 2.0.1 |
Updated |
noUi range scrollbar to version 10.1.0 |
Updated |
Pace to version 0.7.8 |
Updated |
Summernote to version 0.8.6 |
Fixed |
Safari issue on the blank page. |
Fixed |
Safari issue with Megamenu plugin. |
Fixed |
Issue on Dropdown with color schemes. |
Fixed |
Minor CSS issues |
Updated |
Bootstrap Datepicker to version 1.7.1 |
Fixed |
Issue with Bootstrap Datepicker |
Fixed |
Minor CSS issues |
New |
Invoice Page |
New |
Nestable List Plugin |
Updated |
Bootstrap to version 3.3.7 |
Updated |
jQuery to version 3.1.1 |
Updated |
AnimateCSS to version 3.5.2 |
Updated |
Bootstrap Datepicker to version 1.6.4 |
Updated |
Bootstrap Select to version 1.12.2 |
Updated |
Chosen to version 1.6.2 |
Updated |
Font Awesome to version 4.7.0 |
Updated |
Gauge.js to version 1.3.2 |
Updated |
Metismenu to version 2.7.0 |
Improved |
Notification Page |
Fixed |
Issue with icons in navigation drawer not aligned |
Fixed |
Footer doesn't work properly in IE |
Fixed |
Issues with complex grid system |
Fixed |
MorrisJS styles issues |
New |
Profile picture in navigation bar |
New |
Boxed layout with background image |
New |
Floating Aside |
New |
Fixed Fluid Grid System |
New |
Toggle Switch Plugin |
New |
Magic Check Plugin |
New |
Select2 Plugin |
New |
Bootstrap Markdown |
New |
Email Templates |
Updated |
jQuery to version 2.2.4 |
Updated |
Font Awesome to version 4.6.3 |
Updated |
Metismenu to version 2.5.2 |
Updated |
Pace to version 0.7.6 |
Updated |
Animate.css to version 3.5.2 |
Improved |
Web performance |
Improved |
Add more helper classes |
Improved |
GUI appearance to all elements |
Improved |
Increase Contrast of color schemes |
Fixed |
Incorrect brand size on the SASS/SCSS files |
Fixed |
IE keep showing nav badge although on the collapsed mode |
Fixed |
Issues when the animations are disabled. |
Fixed |
Prevent page scrolling when the navigation bar is fixed to the top |
Improved |
User Interface Design |
Fixed |
Issue with Datepicker initialization |
Fixed |
Minor CSS issues |
New |
Boxed Layout |
New |
IonIcon Plugin |
New |
Themify Plugin |
New |
2000+ Premium Icon Sets |
Updated |
jQuery to version 2.2.1 |
Updated |
Bootstrap to version 3.3.6 |
Updated |
Animate.css to version 3.5.1 |
Updated |
FontAwesome to version 4.6.1 |
Updated |
Datepicker Plugin |
Updated |
Bootstrap Select Plugin |
Updated |
Bootstrap Table Plugin |
Updated |
TagInput Plugin |
Updated |
Chosen Plugin |
Updated |
DropzoneJS Plugin |
Updated |
Summernote Plugin |
Updated |
Fastclick Plugin |
Updated |
Metismenu Plugin |
Updated |
NanoScroller Plugin |
Updated |
Pace Plugin |
Updated |
Switchery Plugin |
Improved |
UI and CSS transitions |
Improved |
Documentation |
New |
Support SASS and SCSS |
New |
Fully Layered and Editable Dashboard (PSD) file |
Updated |
FontAwesome to the latest version |
Improved |
User Interface Design |
Fixed |
Minor CSS issues |
Improved |
UI and CSS transitions |
Improved |
Documentation |
Improved |
Noftification plugin |
Fixed |
Navigation toggle button issue on mobile device |
Fixed |
Minor CSS issues |
Improved |
Documentation |
Improved |
Navigation with Ajax Support |
Improved |
Checkboxes and radio button components |
Fixed |
Initialization issues on some framework. |
Improved |
Remove Fade-in effect when a page has loaded |
Fixed |
Aside issue on small screen |
Fixed |
Minor CSS issues |
Updated |
Bootstrap to version 3.3.2 |
Updated |
FontAwesome to version 4.3.0 |
New |
Two column timeline |
New |
Static tables page |
New |
Bootstrap tables page |
New |
DataTables plugin |
New |
FooTable plugin |
New |
FullCalendar plugin |
New |
Maps plugin |
New |
9 new color schemes |
Improved |
UI and CSS transitions |
Improved |
Checkboxes and radio plugin |
Improved |
Megamenu plugin for touch devices |
Improved |
Fresh flat color schemes |
Fixed |
Issue with scrolling items on touch devices |
Fixed |
Minor CSS issue |
New |
Getting Started sample |
Improved |
Header GUI design |
Improved |
Plugin compatibility |
Improved |
Change folder structure and HTML code slightly |
Updated |
MetisMenu plugin |
Updated |
Switchery plugin |
Updated |
EasyPieChart plugin |
Updated |
Chosen plugin |
Updated |
Pace plugin |
Updated |
Datepicker plugin |
Updated |
MaskInput plugin |
Updated |
Bootstrap DataTable plugin |
Fixed |
Off-canvas navigation and aside issue |
Improved |
Add more widgets to Dashboard |
Improved |
Clean and fresh flat color schemes |
Fixed |
Collapsed navigation doesn't show menu sub-items on the iPad |
Fixed |
Minor CSS issue |
Updated |
Bootstrap to version 3.3.1 |
New |
To-do List |
New |
New statistics widgets |
New |
User profile widgets |
New |
New weather Widgets |
New |
Pricing table |
New |
Megamenu Plugin |
New |
Layouts page |
New |
List group page |
New |
Progressbar Page |
New |
jQuery cookie |
| - User can make best theme by mix the style and color | |
| - Remember user's favourite theme and apply it to all pages | |
Fixed |
Speed improvements |
Fixed |
Progressbar with label |
Fixed |
Tab direction |
Fixed |
Minor bugs in design |
Release |
Initial release |
Nifty is is flat admin template for multi-purpose usage built with the latest version of Bootstrap v3.3.7.
Its main focus is simplicity while providing the most commonly used elements and widgets on web apps across devices and browsers, and it will be extended in the future updates with newer plugins and pages.
To get you started with Nifty theme, you should be familiar with Twitter Bootstrap. Start with this basic HTML template, or modify these examples.
Use Chrome Developer Tools (Chrome), Firebug (Firefox) or similar plugins to analyze the code. To get a deeper understanding of the code, open the HTML and JS files and read through the commented code.
demo-
, they are only used for demonstration.
| Folder Name | What it Contains |
|---|---|
| Documentation | This documentation page with it's assets. |
| Get Started | Samples that will help you start developing. |
| Demo | Most of the main CSS, JavaScript and images. |
| css | Main CSS stylesheets. |
| demo | Stylesheet for demonstration purposes. |
| fonts | Font Awesome |
| img | Main images for demonstration purposes. |
| js | Main JavaScript files. |
| demo | Sample script for demonstration purposes. |
| LESS / SASS / SCSS | Pre-processing sources files for generating the CSS-files. |
| nifty | Complete layout and element-styling |
| themes | Folder that contains all the available color schemes. |
| plugins | JavaScript and partial images for all 3rd-party plugins. |
| premium | Contains our premium content free for use in your project. Please read carefully the license agreement! |
Folder that contains all main styles of the template.
Folder that contains all the available color themes. Each file contains predefined variables with the colors of each theme. A file can be imported in /less/nifty.less
to change the active color theme by overwriting the default variables which are set in less/_variables.less
.
This is the variables file. From here you can set various variables to easily change the colors or other template options.
This is the only Less file that needs to be included in the template since it imports all required files. Here you can import a separate color theme file from less/themes/
folder, to overwrite the default color variables and change the active color theme.
This is the themes file. It contains classes that can be used to alter the color, the background color or the border color of an element individually. It contains main colors of all the available themes.
First of all you should be aware of the structure from the LESS-file.
So you will see that whenever you change a file in less
you must only recompile less/nifty.less
because it imports all other files. Same with less/_variables.less
. Save the compiled less as css/nifty.css
.
INFO :
If you make changes directly in the CSS and/ or LESS-files from Nifty, it will be hard to update if we release an update.
So we would recommend to create a new CSS/ LESS-file for this purpose.
You must only recompile less/themes/type-*/*.less
.
To create your own, simply copy-paste one of the existing, give it a new name and alter the colors to match your preference.
All template files have a fixed structure consisting of navbar
, mainnav
and content
,
while for aside
and footer
is just extra if you need it.
Basically Nifty will automatically initialize all components automatically. But when you use some frameworks such AngularJS, MeteorJS or similar frameworks, sometimes the initialize does not work properly.
Please add the following code to fix the issue.
... ... // When app is fully loaded $(document).trigger('nifty.ready'); ... ...
There are several animations in Nifty admin template. Simply add class name effect
in the #container
, if necessary combined with transition function names.
To disable the animations in the navigation and sidebar, simply by removing the class .effect
and the transition function names on the #container
.
| Transition function name | Class name |
|---|---|
| ease | .effect |
| easeInQuart | .easeInQuart |
| easeOutQuart | .easeOutQuart |
| easeInBack | .easeInBack |
| easeOutBack | .easeOutBack |
| easeInOutBack | .easeInOutBack |
| steps | .steps |
| jumping | .jumping |
| rubber | .rubber |
INFO
There are two options for the navbar : static
and fixed
to the top page. The default is static position.
Please add class .navbar-fixed
to the #container
to make it fixed to the top of page.

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| JavaScript | Description |
|---|---|
$.niftyNav('bind'); |
Bind or re-bind the navigation |
$.niftyNav('refresh'); |
Refresh the navigation |
For small devices screen sizes, the navigation will only be visible if activated by the top right menu icon. This is especially handy for distraction-free mobile reading.
To start page with expanded navigation by default, just add class .mainnav-lg
to #container
, or .mainnav-sm
to collapsed the navigation by default.

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Call the navigation plugin via JavaScript
$.niftyNav('collapse'); $.niftyNav('expand');
Toggle the navigation via JavaScript. It will toggle between two states: collapsed and expanded.
$.niftyNav('colExpToggle');
The navigation that responsively goes off canvas, similar to an app style menu also can be revealed in many creative ways. There are three mode of off-canvas navigation.
The navigation will push page content to the right. Add class .mainnav-in
to the #container
to show the navigation or .mainnav-out
to hide the navigation by default.

 ... ...

You can create a toggle button in your application by adding .mainnav-toggle.push
as an class to the button without using any JavaScript.
Toggle Navigation  <button class="btn mainnav-toggle push">Toggle Navigation</button>
Switch between navigation mode via JavaScript
$.niftyNav('pushIn'); $.niftyNav('pushOut');
Toggle the navigation via JavaScript. It will toggle between two states: push-in
and push-out
.
$.niftyNav('pushToggle');
Add class .mainnav-in
to the #container
to show the navigation or .mainnav-out
to hide the navigation by default.

 ... ...

You can create a toggle button in your application by adding .mainnav-toggle.slide
as an class to the button without using any JavaScript.
Toggle Slide  <button class="btn mainnav-toggle slide">Toggle Slide</button>
Switch between navigation mode via JavaScript
$.niftyNav('slideIn'); $.niftyNav('slideOut');
Toggle the navigation via JavaScript. It will toggle between two states: slide-in
and slide-out
.
$.niftyNav('slideToggle');
Add class .mainnav-in
to the #container
to show the navigation or .mainnav-out
to hide the navigation by default.

 ... ...

You can create a toggle button in your application by adding .mainnav-toggle.reveal
as an class to the button without using any JavaScript.
Toggle Reveal  <button class="btn mainnav-toggle reveal">Toggle Reveal</button>
Switch between navigation mode via JavaScript
$.niftyNav('revealIn'); $.niftyNav('revealOut');
Toggle the navigation via JavaScript. It will toggle between two states: reveal-in
and reveal-out
.
$.niftyNav('revealToggle');
There are two options for the navigation position : static and fixed to the top page. The default is static position.
Static
As you scroll down the site, so does the navigation.
Fixed
As you scroll down the site, the navigation stays fixed in place,
so that it's always displaying, no matter where you are on the page.
Add class .mainnav-fixed
to the #container
it fixed to the top of page.

 ... ...

Switch the navigation position state via JavaScript
$.niftyNav('staticPosition'); $.niftyNav('fixedPosition');
Toggle the navigation position via JavaScript. It will toggle between two states: fixed
and static
.
$.niftyNav('togglePosition');
Add more shortcut buttons to the navigation, it supports up to six buttons.

You can put a small widget to the navigation.

| JavaScript | Description |
|---|---|
$.niftyAside('bind'); |
Bind or re-bind the aside |
$.niftyAside('refresh'); |
Refresh the aside |
The visibility function let you show or hide the aside.

 ... ...

You can create a toggle button in your application by adding .aside-toggle
as an class to the button without using any JavaScript.
Toggle Aside  <button class="btn aside-toggle">Toggle Aside</button>
Switch between show/hide the Aside via JavaScript
$.niftyAside('show'); $.niftyAside('hide');
Toggle the Aside via JavaScript. It will toggle between two states: hide
and show
.
$.niftyAside('toggleHideShow');
Add class .aside-left
to #container
to show the aside on the left side.

 ... ...

Switch the Aside aligned via JavaScript
$.niftyAside('alignLeft'); $.niftyAside('alignRight');
Toggle the aligned of Aside via JavaScript. It will toggle between : left
and right
.
$.niftyAside('toggleAlign');
Add class .aside-fixed
to #container
for fixed position at top of page by default.

 ... ...

Switch the aside position state via JavaScript
$.niftyAside('fixedPosition'); $.niftyAside('staticPosition');
Toggle the aligned of Aside via JavaScript. It will toggle between : static
and fixed
.
$.niftyAside('togglePosition');
Add class .aside-bright
to #container
to use the bright theme.

 ... ...

Switch the aside color themes via JavaScript
$.niftyAside('brightTheme'); $.niftyAside('darkTheme');
Toggle the color of Aside via JavaScript.
$.niftyAside('toggleTheme');
There are 2 options static
and fixed
. The default is static position.
Add the class name .footer-fixed
to #container
to make it fixed at the top of page.

 ... ...

<button class="btn btn-mint">Mint</button> <button class="btn btn-pink">Pink</button> <button class="btn btn-purple">Purple</button> <button class="btn btn-dark">Dark</button>
<button class="btn btn-mint btn-rounded">Mint</button> <button class="btn btn-pink btn-rounded">Pink</button> <button class="btn btn-purple btn-rounded">Purple</button> <button class="btn btn-dark btn-rounded">Dark</button>
<button class="btn btn-primary btn-labeled icon-lg fa fa-shopping-cart">Primary</button> <button class="btn btn-danger btn-labeled btn-rounded icon-lg fa fa-times">Danger</button>
<button class="btn btn-success btn-icon icon-lg fa fa-star"></button> <button class="btn btn-primary btn-icon btn-circle icon-lg fa fa-shopping-cart"></button>
<button class="btn btn-default btn-hover-purple">Purple</button> <button class="btn btn-default btn-hover-info btn-rounded">Info</button>
<button class="btn btn-default btn-active-success">Success</button> <button class="btn btn-default btn-active-pink btn-rounded">Pink</button>
Adds a "scroll to top" button to the bottom corner of the page if the page has been scrolled down. It allows users to smoothly scroll back to the top of the page.
Just create a new button with class .scroll-top
<button class="scroll-top btn">  </button>   <button class="scroll-top btn">  </button>
This is the plugin to remove panel by clicking on the close button.
Add data-dismiss="panel"
to your close button to automatically give a panel close functionality.
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  <button class="btn btn-default" data-dismiss="panel">  </button>

Panel Title

Create a button with data-target="#yourTargetID"
and initialize the button via javascript.
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<button id="myButton" data-target="#targetID" class="btn" autocomplete="off"> Button Title </button>
$('#myButton').niftyOverlay().on('click', function(){ $(this).niftyOverlay('show'); //Do something.... if("success"){ $(this).niftyOverlay('hide'); } });
$('#myButton').niftyOverlay({ title: 'Loading...' }); $('#myButton').niftyOverlay({ title: 'Loading...', desc: 'Please wait while the content is load.' });
$('#myButton').niftyOverlay({ iconColor: 'text-danger' }); $('#myButton').niftyOverlay({ iconColor: 'text-purple' });
$('#myButton').niftyOverlay({ iconClass: 'fa fa-paint-brush fa-3x animated infinite wobble' }); $('#myButton').niftyOverlay({ iconClass: 'fa fa-heart fa-3x animated infinite rubberBand' });
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | string | primary | The type of notification. Example primary info success warning danger mint purple pink dark |
| icon | string | null | Icon class names |
| title | string | null | The title of notification |
| message | string | null | The message of notification |
| closeBtn | boolean | true | Show or hide the close button. |
| container | string | page | This option is particularly useful in that it allows you to position the notification. Example : page floating "specified target name" |
| floating: { position } |
string | top-right | Floating position.top-right , top-center , top-left , center-right , center-center , center-left , bottom-right , bottom-center , bottom-left |
| floating: { animationIn } |
string | jellyIn | Apply a CSS animation to the notification |
| floating: { animationOut } |
string | fadeOut | Apply a CSS animation to the notification |
| html | string | null | Insert HTML into the notification. If false, jQuery's text method will be used to insert content into the DOM. |
| focus | boolean | true | Scroll to the notification. |
| timer | Number | 0 | To enable the "auto close" notofication, please specify the time to show the notification before it closed. Value is in milliseconds. (0 to disable the autoclose.) |
The notifications will appear as floating messages at the top of your screen.
$.niftyNoty({ type: "success", container : "floating", title : "You have've got 30 Messages", message : "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit", closeBtn : false, timer : 5000 });
The notifications will appear at the top of your page.
$.niftyNoty({ type: 'danger', icon : 'fa fa-bolt fa-2x', container : 'page', title : 'Server Load Limited', message : 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit.' });
The notifications will appear at the top of your selected panels.
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$.niftyNoty({ type: 'info', container : '#targetID', html : '
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Change this and that and try again. Duis mollis, est non commodo luctus.

<button type="button" class="btn btn-info" data-dismiss="noty">Close this notification</button>
', closeBtn : false });
Nifty's Notification class exposes a few events for hooking into alert functionality.
| Event Type | Description |
|---|---|
| onShow | This event fires immediately when the show instance method is called. |
| onShown | This event is fired when the modal has been made visible to the user (will wait for CSS transitions to complete). |
| onHide | This event is fired immediately when the hide instance method has been called. |
| onHidden | This event is fired when the notification has finished being hidden from the user (will wait for CSS transitions to complete). |
// onShow $.niftyNoty({ type: 'purple', container : 'floating', title : 'onShow Callback', message : 'This event fires immediately when the show instance method is called.', closeBtn : false, timer : 2000, onShow:function(){ alert("onShow Callback"); } }); // onShown $.niftyNoty({ type: 'danger', container : 'floating', title : 'onShown Callback', message : 'This event is fired when the modal has been made visible to the user (will wait for CSS transitions to complete).', closeBtn : false, timer : 2000, onShown:function(){ alert("onShown Callback"); } }); // onHide $.niftyNoty({ type: 'warning', container : 'floating', title : 'onHide Callback', message : 'This event is fired immediately when the hide instance method has been called.', closeBtn : false, timer : 2000, onHide:function(){ alert("onHide Callback"); } }); // onHidden $.niftyNoty({ type: 'info', container : 'floating', title : 'onHidden Callback', message : 'This event is fired when the notification has finished being hidden from the user (will wait for CSS transitions to complete).', closeBtn : false, timer : 2000, onHidden:function(){ alert("onHidden Callback"); } });
INFO :
Unfortunately plugins are not developed anymore since it is not working properly on some frameworks.
Deprecated in Nifty v2.8, removed in Nifty v3.0
ALTERNATIVE :
Please use "MAGIC CHECK" as an alternative that we have developed for the better.
 alt="English"> EN English

   EN English

   FR Français
 ... ...

$('#myLanguageSelector').niftyLanguage();
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| dynamicMode | boolean | true | By giving value false mean, when you click on one of the languages it will automatically go to a specific url. Make sure you enter correct url in the anchor.  |
| selectedOn | string | null | Automatically select one of the languages when first initializing the elements. |
| onChange | string || function | null | This event is fired when the language has been changed. |

  ...
   EN English

   FR Français
 ... ...

$('#myLanguageSelector').niftyLanguage({ dynamicMode : false });

    // Leave it blank.
 ... ...

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| Bootstrap | v3.3.7 | http://getbootstrap.com/ | Bootstrap is the most popular HTML, CSS, and JS framework for developing responsive, mobile first projects on the web. |
| jQuery | v3.2.1 | http://jquery.com/ | jQuery is a fast, small, and feature-rich JavaScript library. |
| Google Web Fonts (Open Sans) |
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| Ion Icons | v2.0.1 | http://ionicons.com/ | Icon packs to use in your design projects. |
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| Flag Icon CSS | v2.8.0 | http://flag-icon-css.lip.is/ | A collection of all country flags in SVG — plus the CSS for easier integration. |
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| Animate.css | v3.5.2 | http://daneden.github.io/animate.css/ | A cross-browser library of CSS animations. As easy to use as an easy thing. |
| Bootbox | v4.3.0 | http://bootboxjs.com/ | Bootbox.js is a small JavaScript library which allows you to create programmatic dialog boxes using Bootstrap modals, without having to worry about creating, managing or removing any of the required DOM elements or JS event handlers. |
| Bootstrap Datepicker | v1.8.0 | http://eternicode.github.io/bootstrap-datepicker/ | Bootstrap-datepicker provides a flexible datepicker widget in the Twitter bootstrap style. |
| Bootstrap Markdown | v2.10.0 | http://www.codingdrama.com/bootstrap-markdown/ | A custom select for @twitter bootstrap using button dropdown. |
| Bootstrap Select | v1.12.4 | https://silviomoreto.github.io/bootstrap-select/ | Bootstrap-select is a jQuery plugin that utilizes Bootstrap's dropdown.js to style and bring additional functionality to standard select elements. |
| Bootstrap Table | v1.12.1 | http://bootstrap-table.wenzhixin.net.cn/ | Bootstrap table displays data in a tabular format and offers rich support to radio, checkbox, sort, pagination and so on. |
| Bootstrap Tagsinput | v0.8.0 | http://timschlechter.github.io/bootstrap-tagsinput/examples/ | jQuery plugin providing a Twitter Bootstrap user interface for managing tags |
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| Bootstrap Validator | v0.5.3-dev | http://bootstrapvalidator.com/ | Best jQuery plugin to validate form fields Designed to use with Bootstrap 3+ |
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| Chosen | v1.8.7 | http://harvesthq.github.io/chosen/ | Chosen is a jQuery plugin that makes long, unwieldy select boxes much more user-friendly. |
| clipboard.js | v2.0.1 | https://clipboardjs.com/ | A modern approach to copy text to clipboard. No Flash. No frameworks. Just 3kb gzipped. |
| DataTables | v1.10.4 | http://www.datatables.net/ | DataTables is a plug-in for the jQuery Javascript library. It is a highly flexible tool, based upon the foundations of progressive enhancement, and will add advanced interaction controls to any HTML table. |
| Dropzone | v5.1.1 | http://www.dropzonejs.com/ | DropzoneJS is an open source library that provides drag'n'drop file uploads with image previews. |
| Easy Pie Chart | v2.1.6 | http://rendro.github.io/easy-pie-chart/ | Easy pie chart is a jQuery plugin that uses the canvas element to render simple pie charts for single values. |
| Email Templates | v1.0 | https://github.com/mailgun/transactional-email-templates | Styling HTML email is painful. Tables, inline CSS, unsupported CSS, desktop clients, web clients, mobile clients, various devices, various providers. |
| FastClick | v2.1.6 | https://github.com/ftlabs/fastclick | FastClick is a simple, easy-to-use library for eliminating the 300ms delay between a physical tap and the firing of a click event on mobile browsers. |
| Flot Charts | v0.8.3 | http://www.flotcharts.org/ | Flot is a pure JavaScript plotting library for jQuery, with a focus on simple usage, attractive looks and interactive features. |
| Foo Table | v2.0.3 | http://fooplugins.com/plugins/footable-jquery/ | FooTable is a jQuery plugin that aims to make HTML tables on smaller devices look awesome – No matter how many columns of data you may have in them. |
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| GMaps.js | v0.4.16 | http://hpneo.github.io/gmaps/ | Gmaps.js allows you to use the potential of Google Maps in a simple way. No more extensive documentation or large amount of code. |
| jQuery resizeEnd | v1.0.1 | https://github.com/giuseppeg/jQuery-resizeEnd | A resizeEnd event for jQuery. |
| jsTree | v3.3.5 | https://www.jstree.com/ | jsTree is jquery plugin, that provides interactive trees. |
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| Masonry | v4.2.1 | https://masonry.desandro.com/ | Masonry is a JavaScript grid layout library. It works by placing elements in optimal position based on available vertical space, sort of like a mason fitting stones in a wall. You’ve probably seen it in use all over the Internet. |
| Masked Input | v1.4.0 | http://digitalbush.com/projects/masked-input-plugin/ | This is a masked input plugin for the jQuery javascript library. It allows a user to more easily enter fixed width input where you would like them to enter the data in a certain format (dates,phone numbers, etc). |
| Match Height | v0.7.2 | http://brm.io/jquery-match-height-demo/ | Match Height makes the height of all selected elements exactly equal. |
| MetisMenu | v2.7.7 | http://demo.onokumus.com/metisMenu/ | Easy menu jQuery plugin for Twitter Bootstrap 3 |
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| noUiSlider | v11.1.0 | http://refreshless.com/nouislider/ | noUiSlider is a range slider without bloat. It offers a ton off features, and it is as small, lightweight and minimal as possible. |
| Pace | v0.7.8 | http://github.hubspot.com/pace/ | Automatic page load progress bar. |
| Select2 | v4.0.5 | https://select2.github.io/ | Select2 gives you a customizable select box with support for searching, tagging, remote data sets, infinite scrolling, and many other highly used options. |
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Hello world! From the Japanese 河 (Kawa), which translates to stream.
Think ngrok for monetizing dataset APIs. A secure reverse proxy creating a marketplace between data producers and data consumers.
Data is the new gold, and it's locked behind closed doors in both big industry, and small business, silos.


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title: The Art of Saying NO
date: '2013-03-30T11:22:00.001-05:00'
author: Jabell
tags:
- Art
- Creativity
- Quotes
modified_time: '2013-03-30T11:22:58.647-05:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19739956.post-4402820484332673865
blogger_orig_url: http://theabellsix.blogspot.com/2013/03/the-art-of-saying-no.html
---
“Time is the raw material of creation. Wipe away the magic and myth of creating and all that remains is work: the work of becoming expert through study and practice, the work of finding solutions to problems and problems with those solutions, the work of trial and error, the work of thinking and perfecting, the work of creating. Creating consumes. It is all day, every day. It knows neither weekends nor vacations. It is not when we feel like it. It is habit, compulsion, obsession, vocation. The common thread that links creators is how they spend their time. No matter what you read, no matter what they claim, nearly all creators spend nearly all their time on the work of creation. There are few overnight successes and many up-all-night successes.”
— Kevin Ashton in Thoughts on Creativity


| lineages {phylopomp} | R Documentation |
Lineage-counts, saturations, and event-codes.
lineages(object, prune = TRUE, obscure = TRUE)
## S3 method for class 'gplin'
plot(x, ..., palette = scales::hue_pal(l = 30, h = c(220, 580)))
object |
|
prune |
logical; prune the genealogy? |
obscure |
logical; obscure the demes? |
x |
object of class ‘gpgen’ |
... |
passed to |
palette |
color palette for branches. This can be furnished either as a function or a vector of colors. If this is a function, it should take a single integer argument, the number of colors required. If it is a vector, it should have at least as many elements as there are demes in the genealogy. |
This function extracts from the specified genealogy several important time-varying quantities. These include:
number of lineages through time
the number of lineages emerging from the event
an integer coding the type of event
If the genealogy has been obscured (the default), the number in the lineages
returned is the total number of lineages present at the specified time and the saturation is the total saturation.
If the genealogy has not been obscured (obscure = FALSE
), the deme-specific data are returned.
In this case, the deme
column specifies the pertinent deme.
The event types are:
no event,
a root,
a sample event,
a non-sample event,
the end of the time interval, which may or may not coincide with the latest tip of the genealogy.
A tibble
containing information about the genealogy.
See Details for specifics.
The tibble
returned by lineages
has a plot
method.
library(tidyverse)
pal <- c("#00274c","#ffcb05")
simulate("SIIR",time=3) -> x
plot_grid(
x |> plot(),
x |> lineages() |> plot(),
x |> plot(obscure=FALSE,palette=pal),
x |> lineages(obscure=FALSE) |>
plot(palette=pal,legend.position=c(0.8,0.9)),
align="v",axis="b",
ncol=2,byrow=FALSE
)


Although our data table only has six columns, some data tables include hundreds. If we want to view just a few, we can use the dplyr select
function. In the code below we select three columns, assign this to a new object and then filter the new object:
new_table <- select(murders, state, region, rate)
filter(new_table, rate <= 0.71)
#> state region rate
#> 1 Hawaii West 0.515
#> 2 Iowa North Central 0.689
#> 3 New Hampshire Northeast 0.380
#> 4 North Dakota North Central 0.595
#> 5 Vermont Northeast 0.320
In the call to select
, the first argument murders
is an object, but state
, region
, and rate
are variable names.
Run the sample code to see how select() function works.
library(dplyr)
library(dslabs)
data("murders")
# Add the rate column
murders <- mutate(murders, rate = total / population * 100000)
# Check murders to find that the new column is added.
head(murders)
# select new table with 4 columns
new_table <- select(murders, state, region, rate)
# filter new_table
filter(new_table, rate <= 0.71)


Competitive Programming Club UTEC (CPC UTEC)
“Perseverance, competitiveness and resilience”
It is a student organization at UTEC, Peru. We do activities related to competitive programming. We have two types of training:
Beginner training. Here we assume a minimal experience with programming and we assume zero knowledge of competitive programming.
Advanced training. Here we assume that you have taken the beginner training or you have experience in competitive programming.
The beginner training is open to all student at UTEC with the will to learn about competitive programming.
The advanced training is just for the official members of the organization. You can join us taking the entrance contest. Just register in this form to take the contest on september 11, 4-7pm.
Moreover, you can find a collection of images of some previous actividades.
The material developed by CPC UTEC in its activities can be found in this repository and in this page.
Topics
- Introduction
- Complete Search
- Divide and Conquer
- Game Theory
- Graph Theory
Introduction
-
Topics
- What is competitive programming?
- Topics of the course
- Virtual Judges
- Problem structure
- Veredicts information
- Environment setup
-
Topics:
- Motivation
- Sampling an extrapolation
- Big Oh notation
- Asymptotic Analysis
- Space and Time Complexity
-
Topics
- Standard Template Library (STL)
- Numeric data types and its operations
- String
- Vector
- Set
- Map
- Struct
Complete Search
-
Topics
- Problem solving paradigms
- Pythagorean triples
- Primality Test
- Sieve of Eratosthenes
- Finding the number of divisors of a number
- \(\sigma_{0}(n) = O(\sqrt[3]{n})\)
- Competitive Programming 3, section 3.2 y 5.5.1
- Codeforces - How to come up with the solutions: techniques
- Codeforces - Amount of divisors of N
- Codeforces - Counting Divisors of a Number in \(O(\sqrt[3]{n})\) - Tutorial
-
Topics
- Fixing variables
- Simulation with brute force
- Weak constraints
- Case analysis
- Extra: Prefix sums
-
Topics
- Two pointers
- Recursion
- Modular arithmetic
- Binary exponenciation
- Concrete Mathematics - Knuth. Chapter 1
- Modular Arithmetic for Beginners
- Competitive Programmer’s Handbook, chapters 5, 8 y 21
- Principles of Algorithmic Problem Solving, sections 15.6 y 15.7
- Learn Data Structures and Algorithms, section Basic Recursion
- E-maxx Binary Exponentiation
-
Topics
- Contribution technique
- Seaching over all the permutations
- Binary representation
- Bitwise operations
- Brute force on bitmasks
- Competitive Programming 3, section 2.1 and 2.2.
- Competitive Programmer’s Handbook, chapter 10
- GPC-UNI Clase 4
- GPC-UNI Clase 5
- PCUNI-2019 Clase 7
- Principles of Algorithmic Problem Solving, chapter 7
-
Topics
- Power set
- 0-1 Knapsack problem
- Permutations
- Sudoku
- N-queen problem
- HackerEarth - Recursion and Backtracking
- Competitive Programming 3, section 3.2.2, 8.2.1 and 8.2.2.
- GeekForGeeks - Backtracking Algorithms
Divide and Conquer
-
Topics
- The divide and conquer paradigm
- Binary search
- Lower bound
- Upper bound
- Binary search on the answer
-
Topics
- Generalized binary search
- Ternary search
- Merge sort
- Inductive constructions
Game Theory
-
Topics
- Introduction
- WL states
- The game of Nim
- Grundy numbers
- Sprague-Grundy theorem
-
Topics
- Grundy’s games
- Staircase Nim
- Misère games
- Minimax
- Alpha-Beta prunning
Readings
Graph Theory
-
Topics
- Introduction
- Graph representation
- Distance in graphs
- Graph isomorphism
- Graph score
- Trees
- BFS
- DFS
- Diameter of a tree
- Isomorphism of trees


--- layout: post title: Giles Bowkett subtitle: How to become successful rubyist teaser: I guess the key is to have fun. :-) Also really know what you're doing. And always think about improving your business. thumb: upic-giles.jpg category: freelance ---
If you don't know who is Giles Bowkett you should listen one of his conference talks, like this one or this.
In general - he is Ruby hacker, author of Archaeopteryx and you can read about being Giles Bowkett.
Well, it was 2006 and I googled everywhere, asked everybody I knew, to see if I could find anybody in my town who was doing Rails stuff. Rails was still new and I lived in New Mexico, which only has a few tech companies, but I found them, got people to introduce me, and at first I did some work for free just to get my feet wet.
Where, and how, do you search for work now? Can you give me some advice on the best ways to find Ruby related work?
The best way is referrals from people you know. I live in a big city now so there are lots of job ads and stuff but referrals are better. Obviously when you're getting started that's a contradiction, though. You can't get referrals until you've worked with somebody. So look for ads, google like crazy, and meet people if you can. Don't be a stalker or anything but if you know a cool company that you want to work for, get in touch with them, the worst they can do is say no.
What advice would you give a Ruby beginner without any projects ready to show?
Submit patches to open source projects, even if you think your code isn't ready. Best way to learn, hands down, and best way to meet other Ruby devs as well. GitHub is where it's at. Join GitHub and get hacking. :-)
What have you learned in the past about working with Ruby, clients, how to find good clients, etc.? Many people dream about changing the past for a better present moment ... anything you want to share?
I would say that there really is no such thing as a good client. Consulting is actually not a great business model. It's much better to make your own web site that people pay to use than it is to do consulting for anybody. I would say get on that as quick as you can.
What books, or sites, or recipes, or whatever else you can recommend (they may be about productivity, or negotiation, or thinking - anything you think will help me live a better life as a programmer)?
How much time per week do you work? How do you keep yourself productive and focused?
Heh, I work like 10 hours a week and I have no cash at all. This is kind of unusual, though. Usually I work 40 hours. Best way to keep yourself productive and focused is to make a list of what you want to do. Not just today, but in your life. A list of goals for the future. Make sure to do that every day, and you'll stay focused.
I use vim, TextMate, heavily customized OS X, and two computers, one on the left, one on the right. The one on the right has two monitors.
How do recommend becoming a successful and profitable programmer?
Learn about business and marketing. Also get really good at programming.
What should every programmer know?
Business and marketing. :-) Also lambdas, higher-order functions, good OOP, SQL, learn Rails inside-out, know what all the code does and how it does it, even the stuff that you never ever need to modify.
Please write your thoughts about being a programmer, fun and happy person.
I guess the key is to have fun. :-) Also really know what you're doing. And always think about improving your business. When you get to the point where you have clients, that's awesome, until after a while you realize that consulting isn't a great business model. You're always going to have a next step on the horizon, so be dilligent about what you're doing, research the next step, and stay on focus.
Also make sure to WRITE A LOT OF CODE! It's often just as simple as that. In fact I'd say that might be more important than anything.
Also watch this DVD.
I'm quite happy to get your answer! Thank you for your time and attention.


Nyzo version 580 (commit on GitHub) corrects a mistake in the fee calculation for low-balance accounts.
This version affects all run modes. The code change in this version will not affect behavior until blockchain version 3.
As part of the quality assurance process for Nyzo, a clean-room implementation of the balance-list calculations is maintained. It is independently implemented based on the balance list rules. This implementation is used to derive balance lists from blocks as they are produced by the cycle. The resulting balance lists are compared to the balance lists produced by verifiers, and an alert is raised if there is any mismatch between the two.
This system produced an alert at block 7170522.
mismatch of value for 8f35...c16f, ∩603.396824 (calculated) != ∩603.396814 (correct),
difference=(∩0.000010) at block height 7170522
mismatch of value for 96b2...cf17, ∩775.943410 (calculated) != ∩775.943400 (correct),
difference=(∩0.000010) at block height 7170522
mismatch of value for d920...cf72, ∩223.454415 (calculated) != ∩223.454405 (correct),
difference=(∩0.000010) at block height 7170522
mismatch of value for 9219...0f8d, ∩754.792597 (calculated) != ∩754.792587 (correct),
difference=(∩0.000010) at block height 7170522
mismatch of value for edc2...cda5, ∩14.807158 (calculated) != ∩14.807148 (correct),
difference=(∩0.000010) at block height 7170522
mismatch of value for 2a2c...43ea, ∩0.998367 (calculated) != ∩0.998467 (correct),
difference=∩0.000100 at block height 7170522
mismatch of value for ecdb...202b, ∩4180.615088 (calculated) != ∩4180.615078 (correct),
difference=(∩0.000010) at block height 7170522
mismatch of value for 6460...c1cc, ∩225.408759 (calculated) != ∩225.408749 (correct),
difference=(∩0.000010) at block height 7170522
mismatch of value for cc22...dcea, ∩206.207499 (calculated) != ∩206.207489 (correct),
difference=(∩0.000010) at block height 7170522
mismatch of value for 5260...6120, ∩239.487967 (calculated) != ∩239.487957 (correct),
difference=(∩0.000010) at block height 7170522
mismatch of value for 7354...2bfb, ∩1125.107038 (calculated) != ∩1125.107028 (correct),
difference=(∩0.000010) at block height 7170522
The "correct" values are the values provided by the balance list. The "calculated" values are from the alternate implementation. A single account is µ100 higher than it should be, and 10 other accounts are µ10 lower than they should be. The source of this discrepancy was easily found in the Block class.
The µ100 periodic fee that should have applied to all blockchain versions 1 and above was mistakenly applied to only blockchain version 1. This cannot be corrected for blockchain version 2, because the incorrect rule has already been used. The fix is being released now in the interest of transparency. Consensus rules regarding balance-list spam will continue to provide partial protection in this area, and reactivation of this rule in blockchain version 3 will quickly eliminate small accounts.


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A two day Software Carpentry Workshop wiht Python was held at the University of Auckland 11-12th July as part of Winter Bootcamp. For myself,it was the first time helping with Software Carpentry training. It was a great experience to assist as a collaborator, helping others resolving problems with software installation and hands-on exercises, but also learning from all the unexpected situations that could happen with different people around the room, with different laptops, configurations, and different sets of skills.
We happily managed to start training at 9:00 on 11th of July. The first topic covered was Unix Shell, presented by Sina Masoud-Ansari. We warmed up with some useful exercises for real life research or work. In the afternoon the Python session appeared to show its magic to assistants with Prashant Gupta as the presenter. On 12th July we start the day with the presentation of Cameron McLean on Git or “the lifesaver” as Cam himself defined it ;). During the afternoon participants were consulted about which topic they desire to go deeper. Python was the winner of the survey, and as a consequence we enjoyed another great afternoon in its company.
Additional to SWC sessions, on Wednesday 13th of July a session on Research Data Management was held by Cam, with a different audience, and a more theoretical approach. In general the participants had some experience with the topic, which made for an engaged group, generating some discussions and more knowledge to share among all.
An invitation to hacky-hour on Thursdays was extended to the participants of all the workshops and happily it was a totally success! To finish, I should say that was a very gratifying experience be part of this event, helping, empowering, learning and motivating others to be part of this exciting world of software development in research environments where world transformation could start!
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Step3: Banking project-Conditionalize the withdraw Method
Objective
In this lab you will modify the withdraw method to return
a boolean value to specify if the transaction was successful.
Directions
Start by changing your working directory to /step3 on your computer.
- Create the banking directory. Copy the previous Banking project
files in this package directory.
- Modify the Account class to conditionalize the withdraw
and deposit methods.
- Modify the deposit method to return true.
(meaning all deposits are successful)
- Modify the withdraw method to check that the amount
being withdrawn is not greater than the current balance.
If amt is less than balance, then subtract
the amount from the balance and return true; else,
leave the balance alone and return false.
Testing
In the main step3 directory, compile and run the TestBanking program.
You shoud see the following output:
Creating the customer Jane Smith.
Creating her account with a 500.00 balance.
Withdraw 150.00: true
Deposit 22.50: true
Withdraw 47.62: true
Withdraw 400.00: false
Customer [Smith, Jane] has a balance of 324.88


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Almost 800 million people lack access to clean safe water every day. That's more than two and a half times the population of the United States, where most of us probably waste more water before noon than those people use in a month.
To counter this problem, this project can be of great help. I intend to make an IoT based smart water conservation system. There are some automatic taps which are capable of saving water, but their costs are high and an average family can not afford them, so automation of taps is a problem. So, my idea is to make a device which can be attached to the taps and it will be able to send alerts in case of water wastage, and moreover, an application connected to it where one can keep a track of how much water he/she has wasted.
Along with it, there will be a community/social media around the platform which can be used to make people aw are of how much water each person is wasting and giving rewards/incentives to people who waste least amount of water. Therefore, people who waste least amount of water can get incentives as well as respect in the society and others get inspiration from them.
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Get your State Pension (Test for Emily2)
Use this service to get your State Pension online.
You'll need:
- the date of your most recent marriage, civil partnership or divorce
- dates of any time spent living or working abroad
- your personal or joint bank or building society details
If you have received a letter about getting your State Pension, you can use the invitation code from that.
If you have not received an invitation letter and you are within 4 months of reaching your State Pension age, you can still use the online service.
Other ways to get your State Pension
The online service is also available in Welsh (Cymraeg).
There's a different way to get your State Pension if you live in Northern Ireland, or if you live outside of the UK and have not received an invitation letter.
The online service is the quickest way to get your State Pension, but you can also apply by phone or print and post a form.


Rigid body with mass and inertia tensor. All parameter vectors have to be resolved in frame_a. The inertia tensor has to be defined with respect to a coordinate system that is parallel to frame_a with the origin at the center of mass of the body.
By default, this component is visualized by a cylinder located between frame_a and the center of mass and by a sphere that has its center at the center of mass. If the cylinder length is smaller as the radius of the sphere, e.g., since frame_a is located at the center of mass, the cylinder is not displayed. Note, that the animation may be switched off via parameter animation = false.
States of Body Components
Every body has potential states. If possible a tool will select the states of joints and not the states of bodies because this is usually the most efficient choice. In this case the position, orientation, velocity and angular velocity of frame_a of the body will be computed by the component that is connected to frame_a. However, if a body is moving freely in space, variables of the body have to be used as states. The potential states of the body are:
The quaternions have the slight disadvantage that there is a non-linear constraint equation between the 4 quaternions. Therefore, at least one non-linear equation has to be solved during simulation. A tool might, however, analytically solve this simple constraint equation. Using the 3 angles as states has the disadvantage that there is a singular configuration in which a division by zero will occur. If it is possible to determine in advance for an application class that this singular configuration is outside of the operating region, the 3 angles might be used as potential states by setting useQuaternions = false.
In text books about 3-dimensional mechanics often 3 angles and the angular velocity are used as states. This is not the case here, since 3 angles and their derivatives are used as potential states (if useQuaternions = false). The reason is that for real-time simulation the discretization formula of the integrator might be "inlined" and solved together with the body equations. By appropriate symbolic transformation the performance is drastically increased if angles and their derivatives are used as states, instead of angles and the angular velocity.
Whether or not variables of the body are used as states is usually automatically selected by the Modelica translator. If parameter enforceStates is set to true in the "Advanced" menu, then body variables are forced to be used as states according to the setting of parameters "useQuaternions" and "sequence_angleStates".


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Vijee Venkatraman has written a good article for Science Careers titled "When All Science Becomes Data Science", which mentions Software Carpentry.


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Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novel, in which a powerful wizard is born.
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them by season or theme to create a coordinated set. Products can be purchased
separately, or as part of the group. Each product purchased appears in the Shopping
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The Product Detail page of a Grouped Product displays the image and description from
the Grouped Product record, and lists the name of each associated product with the
price, and input box for the quantity ordered.
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| Total net profit | -269.07 | Gross profit | 259.16 | Gross loss | -528.23 |
| Profit factor | 0.49 | Expected payoff | -3.45 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -287.66 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 264.24 (-1128.27%) | ||
| Total trades | 78 | Profit trades (% of total) | 36 (46.15%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 42 (53.85%) |
| Long positions (won %) | 35 (51.43%) | Short positions (won %) | 43 (41.86%) | ||
| Largest | profit trade | 15.48 | loss trade | -37.02 | |
| Average | profit trade | 7.2 | loss trade | -12.58 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.56 | loss trade | -1.68 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 2860.0 | stop loss in pips | -3350.0 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 704.6 | stop loss in pips | -1195.5 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | -150.0 | stop loss in pips | -500.0 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 3.2 | Duration in minutes | 3734 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 0.7 | Duration in minutes | 313.0 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.0 | Duration in minutes | 0 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 4.0 (36.5) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 7.0 (-131.02) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 2.0 | consecutive losses | 2.0 |
| Total net profit | -150.21 | Gross profit | 89.27 | Gross loss | -239.48 |
| Profit factor | 0.37 | Expected payoff | -4.29 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -150.21 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 166.41 (1027.22%) | ||
| Total trades | 35 | Profit trades (% of total) | 18 (51.43%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 17 (48.57%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 14.52 | loss trade | -35.33 | |
| Average | profit trade | 4.96 | loss trade | -14.09 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.56 | loss trade | -1.68 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 1920.0 | stop loss in pips | -3150.0 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 531.1 | stop loss in pips | -1337.4 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | -150.0 | stop loss in pips | -830.0 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 1.9 | Duration in minutes | 3734.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 0.5 | Duration in minutes | 291.7 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.0 | Duration in minutes | 0.0 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 5.0 (15.67) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 7.0 (-131.02) | |
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| Total net profit | -118.86 | Gross profit | 169.89 | Gross loss | -288.75 |
| Profit factor | 0.59 | Expected payoff | -2.76 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -172.81 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 142.12 (-463.08%) | ||
| Total trades | 43 | Profit trades (% of total) | 18 (41.86%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 25 (58.14%) |
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“Saṁsaraṁ dīghamaddhānaṁ,
gatīsu parivattisaṁ;
Apassaṁ ariyasaccāni,
andhabhūto puthujjano.
Transmigrating for such a long time,
I’ve proceeded through various states of rebirth,
not seeing the noble truths,
a blind, unenlightened person.
Tassa me appamattassa,
saṁsārā vinaḷīkatā;
Sabbā gatī samucchinnā,
natthi dāni punabbhavo”ti.
… Vajjito thero ….
But when I became heedful,
transmigration was unbound.
All states of rebirth are cut off;
now there are no more future lives.


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05. Step 3: Verify a Message Signature
Step 3: Verify a Message
Once a Message has been signed, you can again use the
bitcoinjs-message
library to verify the user who claims to have signed it.This library has an existing Verification Algorithm called verify(), that takes in a Wallet Address, the Signature, and a Message, and verifies whether or not the given Wallet Address was used to sign the given Transaction (or Message).
Let's try to use Your Workspace
in the next concept, and put all we have learnt so far, to Verify a Signature.
An example to demonstrate the verification process
// Setup libraries
const bitcoinMessage = require('bitcoinjs-message')
// Verify a Bitcoin message
const address = '1HZwkjkeaoZfTSaJxDw6aKkxp45agDiEzN'
const signature = 'HJLQlDWLyb1Ef8bQKEISzFbDAKctIlaqOpGbrk3YVtRsjmC61lpE5ErkPRUFtDKtx98vHFGUWlFhsh3DiW6N0rE'
const message = 'This is an example of a signed message.'
console.log(bitcoinMessage.verify(message,address,signature));


Lesson Plan Title: Using an Access Control Matrix
Concept / Topic To Teach:
In a role-based access control scheme, a role represents a set of access permissions and privileges. A user can be assigned one or more roles. A role-based access control scheme normally consists of two parts: role permission management and role assignment. A broken role-based access control scheme might allow a user to perform accesses that are not allowed by his/her assigned roles, or somehow allow privilege escalation to an unauthorized role.General Goal(s):
Each user is a member of a role that is allowed to access only certain resources. Your goal is to explore the access control rules that govern this site. Only the [Admin] group should have access to the 'Account Manager' resource.


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An asynchronous Stack.
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constructor(iterable)
Initializes a new instance of the AsyncStack class.
Declaration
constructor(iterable?: Iterable<T | PromiseLike<T>>);
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done
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readonly done: boolean;
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readable
Gets a value indicating whether items can be read from the stack.
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readonly readable: boolean;
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size
Gets the number of entries in the stack. When positive, indicates the number of entries available to get. When negative, indicates the number of requests waiting to be fulfilled.
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readonly size: number;
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writable
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doneReading()
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doneWriting()
Blocks attempts to write to the stack. Pending requests in the stack can still be resolved until the stack is empty.
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pop(cancelable)
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- Cancelable
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push(this)
Adds a value to the top of the stack. If the stack is empty but has a pending pop request, the value will be popped and the request fulfilled.
Declaration
push(this: AsyncStack<void>): void;
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push(value)
Adds a value to the top of the stack. If the stack is empty but has a pending pop request, the value will be popped and the request fulfilled.
Declaration
push(value: T | PromiseLike<T>): void;
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JOpt Simple is my Java library for parsing command line options. You can find the changes in this latest release here.
This release incorporates a number of smaller features and bug fixes, many of which were originated by users.
Please disregard 4.4 beta 1 -- I made a mistake while building and tagging it, and rather than try to undo a Git tag, I figured I'd just cut 4.4 beta 2 instead.
Happy parsing!


Reception for Nisha George and Brandon Philips
Please join us for a reception on September 25th, 2010, 6 - 10pm, at the Gresham Hall in the Johnson Student Center, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA to celebrate Nisha and Brandon's marriage.
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Join us in our celebration and RSVP now. If you need help please contact us.Registry
The couple requests no boxed gifts be brought to the reception as they are living in Portland, OR. However, any cards or gifts can be sent to:
Brandon Philips & Nisha George
3211 SE 25th Ave
Portland, OR 97202
Nisha and Brandon are blessed to have most of the things that they need to make a happy home and kitchen. So, they have not registered at the usual brick and mortar stores. If you wish to give a gift (not required!) here are our suggestions:
- Donate to Heifer International an organization focused on capacity building instead of charity
- Contribute to our honeymoon fund
- Purchase a gift from our Wedding Wishlist at Amazon


Did you know that the most prominent publishers in Computer Science fields (Software Engineering and Information Systems in particular) - including ACM, IEEE, INFORMS, Elsevier, ME Sharpe, Palgrave Macmillan, Springer Verlag, John Wiley and Sons [1] - let you deposit at least your preprint on your personal website and/or on an institutional repository?
Even if you are not researching in these fields, did you know that roughly 90% of all the scientific publishers [2] let you post your version of the research article on your website and/or on third party repositories like arXiv, figshare, and PeerJ PrePrints?
Why aren't you self-archiving your research articles? There are huge benefits. One of them is that your article will reach a significantly greater audience compared to not doing so [3]. This implies also that your research article will significantly gain in number of citations [4][5].
Keep reading this page, or see this presentation for more.
Just think about how much this would help practitioners, as individual access to a research article has high costs. Research would benefit as well. It happens to me all the time, it happens to you as well. It does not necessarily have to be an article from a field outside from the scopes of a university. We should not take for granted that other institutions possess the same access level that our institution has got.
Self-archiving would solve this. Suppose I am looking for the happiness of software developers and the correlation with their productivity. Google Scholar has few results but one of them seems interesting for my research scopes.
However, when I try to access it, I get hit by a paywall. Same old story. The situation gets worse if I engage in a multidisciplinary research. My institution does not have the resources to subscribe to any existing journal in the world.
However, if one of the authors invests 5 minutes of his/her time to upload the preprint somewhere, Google Scholar (and other systems) will reach it, and serve it to whoever finds the article. See the blue rectangle in the first picture? It is a direct link to the PDF preprint of that article.
Other people will directly find the preprint instead of the original article.
The results:
The article is accessed, barrier free. This practice is often called green Open Access. I can read the paper, acquire new knowledge for my own research purposes, and cite it. How would I cite it? By following the instructions left by the authors.
See? Nobody gets hurt. You do not necessarily have to be an adopter of Gold Open Access journals, if you are "concerned about your career and your prestige". You should not be, by the way.
However, if you want to keep publishing in your usual subscription-based journals, at least self-archive your paper. Use rchive.it to verify to which extent this is permitted.
This is a win-win situation. Just self-archive your research. Now.
rchiveit is a Web applications, which is nothing else than a wrapper for SHERPA/RoMEO service. Indeed, it uses SHERPA/RoMEO API.
rchiveit was developed as a response to the rarely employed practice of self-archiving research articles [2]. Researchers are misinformed on their rights when they submit a research paper to a journal or a conference. While SHERPA/RoMEO does a great, extensive job in collecting and organizing the publishers' copyright and self-archiving policies, its interface is outdated and the provided information are too much for non-technical people. Most still don't know what Open Access is, especially in the field of Computer Science.
rchiveit provides a fresher (still improvable) user interface and only the strictly important information needed by the researcher. Just a symbol near the words preprint, postprint, and publisher PDF, followed by a single paragraph of explanations.
rchiveit is Open-Source software, available on GitHub and released under the BSD 3-Clause License.
There are several ways to contribute to rchiveit.
Head to the issue tracker, tweet it @dgraziotin, or drop me a mail: graziotin AT inf DOT unibz DOT it
Head to rchiveit GitHub page, clone and pull!
Head to the issue tracker, tweet it @dgraziotin, or drop me a mail: graziotin AT inf DOT unibz DOT it
Head to rchiveit GitHub page, clone and pull!
rchiveit welcomes all kind of contributions. Are you a frontend/JS developer? A backend/PHP coder? A UX expert? A graphics designer? An advocate of Open Access? A native English speaker? You are welcome.
So far, rchiveit needs:


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Luke Fowler and Toshiya Tsunoda. Ridges on the Horizontal Plane. 2011. Recorded audio composition, 15:26 min. Courtesy the Gisela Capitain Gallery, Cologne.
Christine Sun Kim with Thomas Benno Mader. When Not Concentrated. 2013. Artists voice recording, 2 min. Courtesy the artist
Camille Norment. Toll. 2011. Recorded audio composition, 15:15 min. © 2013 Camille Norment Studio and Prisma Records.
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Toshiya Tsunoda. The Temple Recording 01. 2010. Field recording at Minamishitaura, Miura city Kanagawa Pref, Japan, 16:52 min. Courtesy the artist
Marco Fusinato. Spectral Arrows (Sydney). 2013. Excerpt from LP (Planam Records, Italy), 4 min. Courtesy the artist
Florian Hecker. Chimerization. 2012. Two-channel electroacoustic sound, 33:23 min. Courtesy the artist, Sadie Coles HQ, London; Galerie Neu,
Haroon Mirza. Frame for a Painting. 2012. 10:54 min. Courtesy the artist
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Jacob Kirkegaard. Concert Room. 2011. Audio work, 7:57 min. Courtesy the artist


Arsene Wenger pulls out of race to become new Bayern Munich manager
Arsene Wenger had said on Friday night that he was due for talks to replace Niko Kovac with Bayern Munich next week but has appeared to have had a change of heart.
by Alex SmithArsene Wenger has officially withdrawn his name from becoming the next Bayern Munich manager.
Bayern are on the search for a new boss after Niko Kovac was sacked last Sunday following Bayern's 5-1 thrashing at the hands of Eintracht Frankfurt.
Former Arsenal gaffer Wenger, 70, had been open to moving to the Allianz Arena - thanks in part to his close friendship with chief Karl-Heinz Rumenigge.
But he has now insisted that his interest in the job has ended.
"I wish good luck to Bayern, and for me the situation is settled," beIN Sports report him saying.
The Frenchman hasn't had a job in football management since he departed the Gunners in 2018 after 22 years at the helm in north London - where he won three Premier League titles and seven FA Cups.
He has rejected a number of opportunities to return to the dugout.
Wenger, who had been linked with a contract with Bayern until the end of the season, had insisted that he was due for talks with the Bavarian giants next week, having released a statement on Friday night.
He told beIN Sports: "On Wednesday afternoon, Rumenigge called me. I could not answer at that moment and, by politeness, I called him back.
"He was in his car going to the game against Olympiacos. We talked for four to five minutes maximum and he told me they had assigned Flick to be the coach and he will manage the next two games because they play Dortmund tomorrow.
"He asked me if I would be interested because they are looking for a coach. I told him I didn't have any thoughts about it. It needs some time to have a think about it.
"We decided together we will talk next week because I am in Doha until Sunday night. This is the true story."


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The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method created by Francesco Cirillo as a more productive way to complete tasks. The technique uses a timer to break down work into intervals of 25-minutes separated by short breaks. Each interval is known as a pomodoro, from the Italian word for 'tomato', after the tomato-shaped kitchen timer that Cirillo used as a university student


‘Never Pay Tithe With Money Else You’ll Be Cursed’- Bishop
by Ghbase New WriterThe age long debate about tithing has taken a dramatic twist after a Ghanaian pastor called Bishop Yaw Adu admonished all Christians never to pay tithes otherwise they will be placed under a curse.
Yeah, that’s exactly what you read- this proclamation coming from a pastor will greatly surprise a lot of people since they are the ones who wield death threatening quotes to extort money from their followers.
 Christians who pay tithe with money have been cursed. It is against the word of God to pay tithe with money”, the head pastor of the New Jerusalem Chapel, clarified.

According to Bishop J Y Adu “God ordered Jews to pay tithe to him. God told them to pay tithe after their harvest not money”.
“Though God told Jews to pay tithe but Christians are not part of that covenant. Tithe covenant was between Jews and God”, he explained.
His statement will surely reverberate within the four walls of Christendom in the days to come.


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Generally, you do not need to print or plot a ggplot2 plot explicitly: the
default top-level print method will do it for you. You will, however, need
to call print()
explicitly if you want to draw a plot inside a
function or for loop.
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vp |
viewport to draw plot in |
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other arguments not used by this method |
Invisibly returns the result of ggplot_build()
, which
is a list with components that contain the plot itself, the data,
information about the scales, panels etc.
colours <- list(~class, ~drv, ~fl) # Doesn't seem to do anything! for (colour in colours) { ggplot(mpg, aes_(~ displ, ~ hwy, colour = colour)) + geom_point() } # Works when we explicitly print the plots for (colour in colours) { print(ggplot(mpg, aes_(~ displ, ~ hwy, colour = colour)) + geom_point()) }


Although child justification defaults to whatever the specific UI normally uses, you can set the justification of a composite's children with several different hints.
Typically, horizontal composites will have their children top-justified and vertical composites will have left-justified children (as shown in the previous examples).
HINT_TOP_JUSTIFY_CHILDREN, HINT_BOTTOM_JUSTIFY_CHILDREN, HINT_LEFT_JUSTIFY_CHILDREN, HINT_RIGHT_JUSTIFY_CHILDREN
If you want to line all of a composite's children up on one of their edges, you should use one of these hints. They are self-explanatory; the edge specified in the name of the hint (top, left, etc.) is the edge of the composite along which all the children will appear.
Add the justification hints along with an orientation hint. Examples of justification are shown in the figure below.
HINT_ALIGN_LEFT_EDGE_WITH_OBJECT, HINT_ALIGN_TOP_EDGE_WITH_OBJECT, HINT_ALIGN_RIGHT_EDGE_WITH_OBJECT, HINT_ALIGN_BOTTOM_EDGE_WITH_OBJECT
These hints align an object's respective edge with the same edge of another object; the optr of the other object is the hint's argument. The other object does not necessarily have to be a direct sibling or parent, but the result must not cause the object to stray outside its parent's bounds.
HINT_CENTER_CHILDREN_VERTICALLY, HINT_CENTER_CHILDREN_HORIZONTALLY
Often, rather than justifying a composite's children, you will want to center them. These two hints allow you to center the children as shown in the figure below.
HINT_FULL_JUSTIFY_CHILDREN_HORIZONTALLY, HINT_FULL_JUSTIFY_CHILDREN_VERTICALLY, HINT_DONT_FULL_JUSTIFY_CHILDREN, HINT_INCLUDE_ENDS_IN_CHILD_SPACING, HINT_DONT_INCLUDE_ENDS_IN_CHILD_SPACING
Besides justifying the composite's children either on a single edge or on the center line of the composite, you might want to full-justify the children. To do this, you will want to give the composite an orientation first (either vertical or horizontal). The composite may also require a special sizing hint to expand its bounds--see
HINT_EXPAND_WIDTH_TO_FIT_PARENT
and the other sizing hints in Sizing Objects
.
If the full justification hint is in the same dimension as the orientation of the composite (e.g.,
HINT_FULL_JUSTIFY_CHILDREN_HORIZONTALLY
and
HINT_ORIENT_CHILDREN_HORIZONTALLY
), then the geometry manager will divide up the entire space of the composite and spread the children out equally along it. If you also specify
HINT_INCLUDE_ENDS_IN_CHILD_SPACING
, the geometry manager will calculate the spacing as if there were one more child than there actually is; it will then put half the extra space on either end of the children. HINT_DONT_INCLUDE_ENDS_IN_CHILD_SPACING performs the default calculations. Examples of various full justification are shown in the figure below. See Using Full Justification of Children
for the code required to implement this full justification behavior.
Typically, full justification is not implemented by default. Some specific UIs may try to full-justify children always; if you want the children non-justified (when possible), apply
HINT_DONT_FULL_JUSTIFY_CHILDREN
. Added spacing is also typically not turned on by default; you can ensure that added spacing will not be included (where possible) by applying the hint
HINT_DONT_INCLUDE_ENDS_IN_CHILD_SPACING
to your composite.


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RANDOM HEARTS (M). (Columbia Tristar) Director: Sydney Pollack Stars: Harrison Ford, Kristin Scott Thomas, Charles S Dutton, Bonnie Hunt, Richard Jenkins, Sydney Pollack, Paul Guilfoyle, Peter Coyote, Dylan Baker, Susanna Thompson, Susan Floyd, Lynne Thigpen, Kate Mara, Ariana Thomas, Bill Cobbs Running time: 131 minutes.
It was obviously the clout of Oscar winning director Sydney Pollack (Out Of Africa, Tootsie, etc) that got this rather predictable and unconvincing romantic drama a green light from the studios after several years in pre-production and numerous script rewrites. It was obviously the presence of Harrison Ford, the box office star of the century, that has given this tired drama legs at the box office. However, it will be poor word of mouth that will kill it within a couple of weeks.
Despite his impressive string of box office hits, even Ford occasionally picks a project that fails to live up to expectations. Random Hearts is a disappointment, particularly given the calibre of creative personnel involved.
The film centres around two people from different social environments who are brought together in the aftermath of a plane crash that kills their respective spouses. Dutch Van Der Broek (Ford) is a tough, no-nonsense internal affairs officer with the Washington DC police department. When his wife is killed in a tragic plane crash, Van Der Broek learns that his wife had been deceiving him. She had been travelling under an alias with a married man with whom she was having an affair. Driven both by his personal sense of betrayal and his policeman's instincts, Van Der Broek pursues his own personal investigation into his wife's life, trying to piece together details of her affair.
He finally uncovers the identity of her illicit lover, and learns that he is the husband of Kay Chandler (Kristin Scott Thomas), a congresswoman running for re-election. Kay, on the other hand, is aware of the potential damage that could result from the affair becoming public, and tries to squash the investigation. But sparks soon fly between the pair, and they attempt to deal with their confused emotions and sense of hurt and betrayal.
Unfortunately, the two leads lack any real chemistry, and their romance lacks any genuine sense of passion. Ford gives a rather tired, almost bored performance here, and he lacks the dynamism of earlier films. Thomas is a veteran of epic romances (The English Patient, The Horse Whisperer, etc), and her usual cold and aloof persona is perfectly suited to her role here. She gives the stronger performance of the two leads, although even she lacks any real depth. Pollack has also wasted a strong ensemble cast in dull, mainly one dimensional supporting roles.
Pollack's direction has rarely been as pedestrian or as uninspired as it is here. The film is a good half hour too long for its rather slim scenario, and the pace is often a little sluggish. The rather clichéd subplot concerning Ford's investigation of a rather sticky murder and a corrupt cop jars with the romance. It seems tacked on almost as an afterthought, a desperate attempt to beef up a thin plot that is clearly struggling to sustain interest.
**1/2 greg king http://www.netau.com.au/gregking
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This page presents a Ruby solution to Project Euler Problem 29.
tags:
- project euler problem 29 solution
- project euler problem 29 answer
- project euler problem 29 ruby
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Overview
Question
Consider all integer combinations of \(a^b\) for \(2 \leq a \leq 5\) and \(2 \leq b \leq 5\):
$$\begin{aligned}
& 2^2 = 4\text{, } 2^3 = 8\text{, } 2^4 = 16\text{, } 2^5 = 32 \\
& 3^2 = 9\text{, } 3^3 = 27\text{, } 3^4 = 81\text{, } 3^5 = 243 \\
& 4^2 = 16\text{, } 4^3 = 64\text{, } 4^4 = 256\text{, } 4^5 = 1024 \\
& 5^2 = 25\text{, } 5^3 = 125\text{, } 5^4 = 625\text{, } 5^5 = 3125
\end{aligned}$$
If they are then placed in numerical order, with any repeats removed, we
get the following sequence of 15 distinct terms:
$$4\text{, } 8\text{, } 9\text{, } 16\text{, } 25\text{, } 27\text{, } 32\text{, } 64\text{, } 81\text{, } 125\text{, } 243\text{, } 256\text{, } 625\text{, } 1024\text{, } 3125$$
How many distinct terms are in the sequence generated by \(a^b\) for \(2 \leq a \leq 100\) and \(2 \leq b \leq 100\)?
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{% highlight ruby %} exponentComb.rb https://raw.github.com/addamh/euler/master/029/exponentComb.rb download
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
arr = []
(2..100).each do |a|
(2..100).each do |b|
arr.push a**b
end
end
arr.uniq!
puts arr.length
{% endhighlight %}
{% highlight console %}
$ time ruby exponentComb.rb
real 0m0.908s
user 0m0.874s
sys 0m0.032s
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Issue #159 - 2014-08-11 - The Pittsburgh Perl Workshop 2014 Tilt Campaign
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Greetings from Germany where I am currently teaching a 'Test automation using Perl' course.
Relax and enjoy the summer!
Or winter. If you happen to be on the other side of the globe.
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