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:returns the definition of the function named f
as a generic.
If no definition is found, throws an
error or returns NULL
according to the value of
mustFind
. By default, searches in the top-level
environment (normally the global environment, but adjusted to
work correctly when package code is evaluated from the function
library
).
Primitive functions are dealt with specially, since there is never
a formal generic definition for them. The value returned is the
formal definition used for assigning methods to this primitive.
Not all primitives can have methods; if this one can't, then
getGeneric
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getGroup
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environment where
(the global environment normally by default).
If recursive=TRUE
, also all the group(s) of these groups.
getGroupMembers
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group
.
If recursive
is TRUE
, and some members are group
generics, includes their members as well.
If character
is TRUE
, returns just a character
vector of the names; otherwise returns a list, whose elements may
(or may not) include either names with a package attribute or
actual generic functions.
Note that members that are not defined as generic functions will
not be included in the returned value. To see the raw data,
use getGeneric(group)@groupMembers
.
getMethodsMetaData
,
assignMethodsMetaData
,
mlistMetaName
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(getMethodsMetaData
) and assign
(assignMethodsMetaData
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methods defined in a particular package, or to return the mangled
name for that object (mlistMetaName
).
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function may be useful if you want explicitly only the outcome of
the methods assigned in this package. Otherwise, use
getMethods
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matchSignature
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subset of the signature arguments of the generic function object
fun
), and return a vector of all the classes in the order
specified by fun@signature
. The classes not specified by
signature
will be "ANY"
in the value, but extra
trailing "ANY"
's are removed. When the input signature is
empty, the returned signature is a single "ANY"
matching
the first formal argument (so the returned value is always
non-empty).
Generates an error if any of the supplied signature names are not legal; that is, not in the signature slot of the generic function.
If argument where
is supplied, a warning will be issued
if any of the classes does not have a formal definition visible
from where
.
MethodAddCoerce
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argument to methodClass
, the class for which the method is
explicitly defined. Only modifies the method if an explicit
coerce is required to coerce from thisClass
to
methodClass
.
findUnique
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what
, using environment where
and its parent
environments. If more than one is found, a warning message is
generated, using message
to identify what was being
searched for, unless message
is the empty string.
cacheMetaData
,
cacheGenericsMetaData
,
setPrimitiveMethods
:Utilities for ensuring that the internal information about class and method definitions is up to date. Should normally be called automatically whenever needed (for example, when a method or class definition changes, or when a package is attached or detached). Required primarily because primitive functions are dispatched in C code, rather than by the official model.
The setPrimitiveMethods
function resets the caching
information for a particular primitive function. Don't call it
directly.
missingArg
:Returns TRUE
if the symbol supplied is missing from
the call corresponding to the environment supplied (by default,
environment of the call to missingArg
). If eval
is
true, the argument is evaluated to get the name of the symbol to
test. Note that missingArg
is closer to the
‘Blue Book’ sense of the missing
function,
not that of the current R base package implementation. But beware
that it works reliably only if no assignment has yet been made to
the argument. (For method dispatch this is fine, because
computations are done at the beginning of the call.)
balanceMethodsList
:Used to be called from setMethod()
and is deprecated
since R version 3.2.0.
sigToEnv
:Turn the signature (a named vector of classes) into an environment
with the classes assigned to the names. The environment is then
suitable for calling MethodsListSelect
, with
evalArgs=FALSE
, to select a method corresponding to the
signature. Usually not called directly: see
selectMethod
.
.saveImage
:Flag, used in dynamically initializing the methods package from
.onLoad
.
rematchDefinition
,
unRematchDefinition
,
isRematched
:If the specified method in a call to setMethod
specializes the argument list (by replacing ...), then
rematchDefinition
constructs the actual method stored.
Using knowledge of how rematchDefinition
works,
unRematchDefinition
reverses the procedure; if given a
function or method definition that does not correspond to this
form, it just returns its argument. isRematched
returns a
logical value indicating whether rematching was used when
constructing a given method.
asMethodDefinition
:Turn a function definition into an object of class
MethodDefinition
, corresponding to the
given signature
(by default generates a default method
with empty signature). The definition is sealed according to
the sealed
argument.
addNextMethod
:A generic function that finds the next method for
the signature of the method definition method
and caches
that method in the method definition (promoting the class to
"MethodWithNext"
. Note that argument mlist
is
obsolete and not used.
makeGeneric
:Makes a generic function object corresponding to the given
function name, optional definition and optional default method.
Other arguments supply optional elements for the slots of class
genericFunction
.
makeStandardGeneric
:a utility function that makes a valid function calling
standardGeneric
for name f
. Works (more or less)
even if the actual definition, fdef
, is not a proper
function, that is, it's a primitive or internal.
conformMethod
:If the formal arguments, mnames
, are not identical to the
formal arguments to the function, fnames
,
conformMethod
determines whether the signature and the two
sets of arguments conform, and returns the signature, possibly
extended. The function name, f
is supplied for error
messages. The generic function, fdef
, supplies the
generic signature for matching purposes.
The method assignment conforms if method and generic function have identical formal argument lists. It can also conform if the method omits some of the formal arguments of the function but: (1) the non-omitted arguments are a subset of the function arguments, appearing in the same order; (2) there are no arguments to the method that are not arguments to the function; and (3) the omitted formal arguments do not appear as explicit classes in the signature. A future extension hopes to test also that the omitted arguments are not assumed by being used as locally assigned names or function names in the body of the method.
defaultDumpName
:the default name to be used for dumping a method.
doPrimitiveMethod
:do a primitive call to builtin function name
the definition
and call provided, and carried out in the environment ev
.
A call to doPrimitiveMethod
is used when the actual method
is a .Primitive. (Because primitives don't behave correctly as
ordinary functions, not having either formal arguments nor a
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| 1 | package fr.sii.ogham.core.subject.provider; | |
| 2 | ||
| 3 | import java.util.ArrayList; | |
| 4 | import java.util.Arrays; | |
| 5 | import java.util.List; | |
| 6 | ||
| 7 | import fr.sii.ogham.core.message.Message; | |
| 8 | ||
| 9 | /** | |
| 10 | * Apply every {@link SubjectProvider} in order until one subject can be | |
| 11 | * generated. | |
| 12 | * | |
| 13 | * @author Aurélien Baudet | |
| 14 | * | |
| 15 | */ | |
| 16 | public class FirstSupportingSubjectProvider implements SubjectProvider { | |
| 17 | /** | |
| 18 | * The list of subject providers | |
| 19 | */ | |
| 20 | private List<SubjectProvider> providers; | |
| 21 | ||
| 22 | public FirstSupportingSubjectProvider(SubjectProvider... providers) { | |
| 23 | this(new ArrayList<>(Arrays.asList(providers))); | |
| 24 | } | |
| 25 | ||
| 26 | public FirstSupportingSubjectProvider(List<SubjectProvider> providers) { | |
| 27 | super(); | |
| 28 | this.providers = providers; | |
| 29 | } | |
| 30 | ||
| 31 | @Override | |
| 32 | public String provide(Message message) { | |
| 33 | for (SubjectProvider provider : providers) { | |
| 34 | String subject = provider.provide(message); | |
| 35 |
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1. provide : replaced return value with "" for fr/sii/ogham/core/subject/provider/FirstSupportingSubjectProvider::provide → NO_COVERAGE 2. provide : replaced return value with "" for fr/sii/ogham/core/subject/provider/FirstSupportingSubjectProvider::provide → TIMED_OUT 3. provide : replaced return value with "" for fr/sii/ogham/core/subject/provider/FirstSupportingSubjectProvider::provide → KILLED |
return subject; |
| 37 | } | |
| 38 | } | |
| 39 |
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1. provide : replaced return value with "" for fr/sii/ogham/core/subject/provider/FirstSupportingSubjectProvider::provide → SURVIVED 2. provide : replaced return value with "" for fr/sii/ogham/core/subject/provider/FirstSupportingSubjectProvider::provide → NO_COVERAGE 3. provide : replaced return value with "" for fr/sii/ogham/core/subject/provider/FirstSupportingSubjectProvider::provide → KILLED |
return null; |
| 40 | } | |
| 41 | ||
| 42 | /** | |
| 43 | * Register a new provider. The provider is added at the end. If one of the | |
| 44 | * previously registered providers can provide a subject, then this provider | |
| 45 | * will not be called. | |
| 46 | * | |
| 47 | * @param provider | |
| 48 | * the provider to register | |
| 49 | */ | |
| 50 | public void addProvider(SubjectProvider provider) { | |
| 51 | providers.add(provider); | |
| 52 | } | |
| 53 | } | |
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[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> There is a lot of australian geography and slang words, to understand many of the jokes
[dscrdeql] <CombatWombat-Mod> yep even i didn't understand all of them but it was a good one
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[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> Did you hear when he mentioned 'wombat'?
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| download_jhu_csse_covid19_data {tidycovid19} | R Documentation |
Downloads Johns Hopkins University CSSE data on the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus and the Covid-19 pandemic (https://github.com/CSSEGISandData/COVID-19). The data for confirmed cases, reported deaths and recoveries are merged into one data frame, converted to long format and joined with ISO3c (ISO 3166-1 alpha-3) country codes based on the countrycode package.
download_jhu_csse_covid19_data( type = "country", silent = FALSE, cached = FALSE )
type |
The type of data that you want to retrieve. Can be any subset of
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silent |
Whether you want the function to send some status messages to
the console. Might be informative as downloading will take some time
and thus defaults to |
cached |
Whether you want to download the cached version of the data
from the tidycovid19 Github repository instead of retrieving the
data from the authorative source. Downloading the cached version is
faster and the cache is updated daily. Defaults to |
If only one type
was selected, a data frame containing the
data. Otherwise, a list containing the desired data frames ordered as
in type
.
df <- download_jhu_csse_covid19_data(silent = TRUE, cached = TRUE) df %>% dplyr::group_by(country) %>% dplyr::summarise(confirmed_cases = max(confirmed, na.rm = TRUE)) %>% dplyr::arrange(-confirmed_cases) %>% dplyr::top_n(10) df <- download_jhu_csse_covid19_data( type = "us_county", silent = TRUE, cached = TRUE ) df %>% dplyr::filter(!is.na(state)) %>% dplyr::group_by(state) %>% dplyr::summarise(deaths = max(deaths, na.rm = TRUE)) %>% dplyr::arrange(-deaths) %>% dplyr::top_n(10)


This metadata filter requires the presence of the validUntil attribute on the root of the retrieved metadata.
It may optionally ensure that the value of this attribute is not more than a given amount of time in the future.
This ensures that old metadata, which may contain entities which have been removed/revoked, is not used.
maxValidityInterval - the interval, in seconds, from now within which the validUntil date must fall.
A value of zero indicates no upper limit. Default value: 0


This is a maintenance release of API Microgateway 3.2.0. This Release include below improvements and fixes.
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Sub-County Bursary Online Application
BURSARY
REQUREMENTS FOR UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES AND SPECIAL SCHOOLS:-
- School Identification card Or National Identification card.
- The Fees structures / statement.
- The Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education slip.
- The Admission Letter to join the Institution.
REQUIREMENTS FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS
- School Identification Card.
- The Kenya Certificate of Primary Education slip.
- The Fees Structures / statement.
- The Admission Letter to join the Institution.
PLEASE NOTE:-
- Application forms from previous years will not be considered
- Incomplete applications will not be considered. Follow directions on the form carefully
- Applications filled out by anyone other than the requesting student will not be considered
- All application forms have a serial number associated with the applicant it was given or emailed to.
Any
forms
that are returned to us where the serial number does not match the student to whom it was assigned will
not
be
considered
- Application forms are not a guarantee of scholarship
- Scanning of the original and photocopy is required.


Dataset ODF format
Introduction:
This document can only be understood in the context of the ODF Format
documention. If you have not done so please read it first (ODF Documentation).
The ODF format is supposed to be somewhat similar to the RES or GCT
file formats for Datasets. The main difference is in the
header. The body of data contains the expression level values for
each gene in each sample. Thus the main data block (after the header
lines) is a matrix of values. The matrices
columns are defined by a name and optionally a description. The
rows have a name (name of the gene for instance) and a description
(description of the gene). The columns are the expression values
for each gene in a sample. Each sample has expression values for
the same named gene in a row. So if the first gene is a
particular Tyrosine Kinase then each of the samples will have
expressions values for that particular Tyrosine Kinase in the first
row. See the Example_Dataset.odf for
reference.
Typical ODF header for a Dataset
- ODF 1.0
- HeaderLines=7
- Model= Dataset
- COLUMN_NAMES:
Name
Description Sample
1 Biopsy_2
Biopsy_4
- COLUMN_DESCRIPTIONS:
Sample from DFCI Sample from UK Sample from Children's
- COLUMN_TYPES:
String String
float float float
- RowNamesColumn=0
- RowDescriptionsColumn=1
- DataLines= 3
Lines 1 and 2 are the required first and second lines that signify that
this is an ODF formatted file and how many header lines follow before
the main data block. Line 3, required to be somewhere in the
header of an ODF file, defines this ODF file as containing Dataset
data. Line 4 is the tab delimited list of names of the columns.
Line 5 is the tab delimited list of column descriptions for each
column. Line 6, is required for any ODF file that has a main data
block, defines the type of data in each column. Line 7 defines
which column will have the row names. Line 8 defines which column
will have the row descriptions. Line 9, is required for any ODF
file that has a main data block, is the number of rows in the main data
block.
Notes:
The number of data lines can be quite large. For example, the U133A
chip measures the expression values for about 20,000 human genes.
A Dataset created from several samples using the U133A gene chip could
have a large value for the DataLines tag.
The COLUMN_NAMES:, COLUMN_DESCRIPTIONS:, and COLUMN_TYPES: lists
must have the same number of elements. Also the number of
elements must be equal to the number of columns in the main data block.
The COLUMN_NAMES:, and COLUMN_DESCRIPTIONS: could be empty, that
is with the proper number of tabs and no text.
The row names and row descriptions could be defined as ROW_NAMES:, and
ROW_DESCRIPTIONS: lists instead of having columns containing the row
names and descriptions. This is like the COLUMN_NAMES:,
COLUMN_DESCRIPTIONS: lists. Either ROW_NAMES: or RowNamesColumn=
tags will be used, but
not both. The same goes for using either ROW_DESCRIPTIONS: or
RowDescriptionsColumn= but not both.
General note about the header: It is possible that modified dataset
files could exist that have additional tags not defined here. Any
parser of a dataset should not fail if this is encountered but just
keep track of the unknown attributes. Or at the very least ignore
them.
Main Data Block (example first few lines)
1000_at X60188
HSERK1 Human ERK1 mRNA 145.3
240.37823 158.66888
1001_at X60957
HSTIEMR Human tie mRNA 20.5
31.139397 14.053186
1002_f_at X65962 HSCP450
H.sapiens mRNA -9.6
118.06088 -8.287777
The main data block is consistent with the header. The first
COLUMN_NAMES element is "Name". This label is associated with the
first column (values: 1000_at, 1001_at, and 1002_f_at). The
second column's label is "Description" which is associated with the
second column of the main data block. The next three columns are
floating point numbers that represent the gene expression values for
each of the samples.
Notes:
The first two columns are just text data, and next three columns only
contain floating point values. This is consistent with the
String, String, float, float, float elements in the COLUMN_TYPES: list.


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A Line chart showing the employee sales by department. Since this chart is a copy of a chart found on the Internet it uses the Line chart - though a stacked or grouped Bar chart may represent the data better because the types of furniture aren't really related to each other.
There's a grouped Bar chart version of the chart that's shown below that makes the data far easier to interpret (in my opinion).
<script src="RGraph.common.core.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.common.key.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.bar.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.line.js"></script>Put this where you want the chart to show up:
<canvas id="cvs" width="575" height="450"> [No canvas support] </canvas>This is the code that generates the chart:
<script> // Create the Line chart new RGraph.Line({ id: 'cvs', // The four datasets that are shown on the chart - a multi-dimensional // array. data: [ [190,165,47,121,30,72], [12,180,10,80,25,75], [42,80,93,25,21,120], [2,42,27,47,43,50] ], options: { shadow: false, tickmarksStyle: null, linewidth: 7, backgroundGridVlines: false, backgroundGridColor: 'gray', colorsBackground: '#222', xaxis: false, yaxis: false, textColor: '#A7A5A6', textSize: 10, title: '2009 employee sales by department', titleColor: 'white', titleSize: 24, xaxisLabels: ['Food','Auto','Household','Furniture','Kitchen','Bath'], marginLeft: 50, marginRight: 50, marginTop: 75, marginBottom: 60, colors: ['#B8202C','#96D1E3','#FA8710','#62648D'], // The key for this chart is positioned in the bottom margin // instead of the top key: ['Mary','Tom','Brad','Kate'], keyPosition: 'margin', keyLabelsSize: 14, keyLabelsColor: 'rgb(248,248,248)', keyPositionY: 425 } // Here we use the beforedraw event to clear the canvas to a dark // color before the drawing is performed. Since it's the beforedraw // event the call to the draw() function has to be after the on() // function (otherwise the beforedraw event would have already run // by the time that the event handler function is added. }).on('beforedraw', function (obj) { // Clear the canvas to a specific color RGraph.clear(obj.canvas, '#555557'); // Use the trace effect to show the chart and add some responsive capability to accommodate // smaller screens. }).trace().responsive([ {maxWidth:null,width:575,height:450,options:{linewidth: 7,marginTop: 75,titleSize: 17,keyPositionY: 425},css:{'float':'none'}}, {maxWidth:900,width:400,height:300,options:{linewidth: 4,marginTop: 55,titleSize: 17,keyPositionY: 275},css:{'float':'none'}} ]); </script>
Here's a version of the above Line chart but using a grouped Bar chart instead of a Line chart. Personally I think the Bar chart makes the interpretation of the data easier and makes the intent easier to read.
<script> // A Bar chart version of the Line chart that's shown above. With // the Bar chart the data is arranged differently to the Line chart - // each set of numbers is actually just one group of bars on the chart. // Other than this the configuration is much the same as the Line // chart. new RGraph.Bar({ id: 'cvs2', data: [ [190,12,42,2], [165,180,80,42], [47,10,93,47], [121,80,25,27], [30,25,21,43], [72,75,120,50] ], options: { grouping: 'grouped', shadow: false, tickmarksStyle: null, linewidth: 7, backgroundGridVlines: false, backgroundGridColor: 'gray', colorsBackground: '#222', xaxis: false, yaxis: false, textColor: '#d7d5d6', textSize: 12, title: '2009 employee sales by department', titleColor: 'white', xaxisLabels: ['Food','Auto','Misc','Furniture','Bath','Kitchen'], marginTop: 75, marginBottom: 60, key: ['Mary','Tom','Brad','Kate'], keyPosition: 'margin', keyLabelsSize: 14, keyLabelsColor: 'rgb(248,248,248)', keyPositionY: 425, colors: ['#B8202C','#96D1E3','#FA8710','#62648D'] } // Again, the beforedraw function is used to clear the canvas to // a dark color before the chart is drawn. }).on('beforedraw', function (obj) { RGraph.clear(obj.canvas, '#555557'); // Use the wave effect to show the chart and add some responsive capability to accommodate // smaller screens. }).wave().responsive([ {maxWidth:null,width:575,height:450,options:{marginLeft: 50,marginRight: 50,marginTop: 75,titleSize: 24,keyPositionY: 425}}, {maxWidth:900,width:400,height:300,options:{marginLeft: 40,marginRight: 15,marginTop: 55,titleSize: 17,keyPositionY: 275}} ]); </script>


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| void | ApplyChanges () |
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| void | RejectChanges () |
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| byte | ReadByte (long index) |
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| long | Length [get] |
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| Properties inherited from BrawlLib.Internal.Windows.Controls.Hex_Editor.IByteProvider | |
| long | Length [get] |
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| EventHandler | LengthChanged |
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Implements BrawlLib.Internal.Windows.Controls.Hex_Editor.IByteProvider.
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Implements BrawlLib.Internal.Windows.Controls.Hex_Editor.IByteProvider.
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Implements BrawlLib.Internal.Windows.Controls.Hex_Editor.IByteProvider.
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Implements BrawlLib.Internal.Windows.Controls.Hex_Editor.IByteProvider.
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Implements BrawlLib.Internal.Windows.Controls.Hex_Editor.IByteProvider.
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Implements BrawlLib.Internal.Windows.Controls.Hex_Editor.IByteProvider.
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Implements BrawlLib.Internal.Windows.Controls.Hex_Editor.IByteProvider.
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Gets the name of the file the byte provider is using.
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Implements BrawlLib.Internal.Windows.Controls.Hex_Editor.IByteProvider.
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Occurs, when the write buffer contains new changes.
| EventHandler BrawlLib.Internal.Windows.Controls.Hex_Editor.FileByteProvider.LengthChanged |
Never used.


ITV The Chase fans say I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star got 'easy' questions
'Celebrity Chase, so out comes the easy box of questions'
by Rebecca KoncienzcyThe Chase fans took to Twitter and said I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star Malique Thompson-Dwyer was given 'easy' questions.
The 21-year-old Hollyoaks actor went head-to-head against his old jungle campmate Anne Hegerty after banking £2,000 in the cash builder.
He was apprehensive about it and said: "Anne is so smart, it was like having Wikipedia in the jungle. It is like I am going up against Wikipedia."
But The Governess told him to have more faith, she said: "You got a thousand pound more than you thought you would [in the cash builder] and two thousand more than I thought you would get."
He went for the middle offer of £2,000 and muddled his way through the questions.
The audience were in hysterics when Malique said the answer to "In the first line of the children's son, Little Boy Blue is instructed to do what with his horn?"
The actor thought it was C. Polish it, instead of B. Blow it.
Even Bradley struggled to keep his composure as he laughed out loud.
Despite his incorrect answers, Malique managed to guess his way through to the final chase, thanks to a few uncharacteristic mistakes from Anne, with his £2,000 added to the charity fund.
But the 'easy' questions didn't go unnoticed by viewers, one, @TheJokerMan2019 said: "How easy are these questions..... fixed for him."
Another, @jamesk74497814 said: "Easy questions for this lad."
A third, @mattsauly said: "Celebrity chase, so out comes the easy box of questions."
A fourth, @hunterjames512 said: "Rigged, these questions are catered to their intelligence. Don’t get this on the regular show."
And a fifth @81Lmc added: "Wish questions were this easy on normal."
The special celebrity editions of The Chase are played for charities, but unfortunately, Malique and former EastEnders actress Rita Simmons were unable to defeat the chaser after Fleur East and James McVey were caught by Anne.
*The Chase is on ITV1, weekdays at 5pm


{% extends "shop/base.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% block extra-head %} {% include "contact/_contact_info_form.html" %} {% endblock %} {% block navbar %}
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Enigma was invented by the German engineer Arthur Scherbius at the end of World War I. Early models were used commercially from the early 1920s, and adopted by military and government services of several countries, most notably Nazi Germany before and during World War II.
The Polish Cipher Bureau developed techniques to defeat the plugboard and find all components of the daily key, which enabled the Cipher Bureau to read the German's Enigma messages.
During the war, British cryptologists decrypted a vast number of messages enciphered on Enigma. The intelligence gleaned from this source, codenamed "Ultra" by the British, was a substantial aid to the Allied war effort.
Hover over a region to learn about it!


Marcus Brigstocke (born 1973-05-08[ref]) has appeared in 128 episodes between 2001-2019. Marcus Brigstocke on IMDB. Marcus Brigstocke on Wikipedia. Marcus Brigstocke on Chortle.
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Inside the million pound all-white mansion that's ultra modern
It may look like it belongs to an A-list celebrity but it's actually on our doorstep
by Lottie GibbonsThis mansion may look like it belongs to one of Hollywood's A-list celebrities but in fact it's just come on the market in Wirral.
The all-white house boasts trendy minimalist decor, an impressive kitchen and views of the Dee Estuary.
Located in Thurstaston , 2 Rangers House has recently undergone a full renovation which prioritises light and space.
The owners have implemented all the amenities and conveniences that you would expect in a luxury 21st century home.
And with four bedrooms, there's plenty of options to transform this mansion into a family home or modern pad.
On the market with Savills for £1m, the house on Station Road is close to Thurstaston beach and The Wirral Way.
Charlie Kannreuther, head of residential sales at Savills in the North West said: "2 Rangers House has recently undergone a full renovation in which the current owners have applied a great deal of care and attention to detail.
"The result is a striking and spacious family home with plenty of natural light and beautifully landscaped outside space."
Photos on Rightmove offer a glimpse inside the luxury property.
The impressive kitchen and diner is filled with a range of high quality appliances, two sets of bi-folding doors which lead to the landscaped gardens.
This open plan living space provides a wonderful sociable area for entertaining.
Adjacent to the kitchen is the impressive sitting room with its marbled floor and bespoke, eye-catching staircase.
The double aspect patio doors ensure this living space is filled with natural light flooding in from the southerly/westerly aspect.
And a feature fire place provides the room with a focal point for colder evenings.
A second reception room gives the buyer the opportunity to use this area to suit their own requirements; whether that be a TV room or study.
Completing the ground floor is the utility room, boiler room and toilet.
On the first floor there are four large large bedrooms and a family bathroom - three of the four bedrooms have luxury appointed en suite facilities.
A large balcony in the master bedroom suite is a particularly impressive feature of the property - being large enough for al fresco breakfasts on a sunny day.
The property also comprises of a detached triple garage and sweeping driveway affords amble parking space for family and guests alike.
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Huawei prepares lawsuit to fight against FCC restrictions
by Dan StrumpfHuawei Technologies Co. has decided to fight a Federal Communications Commission decision last week that further curtails its business with some of its few remaining customers in the U.S., as it continues to advocate for itself in an escalating battle with Washington, according to people familiar with the matter.
The company is preparing a lawsuit that would challenge the decision—part of a broad recent effort by Huawei of more forcefully challenging U.S. efforts to restrict its business. In March, Huawei sued the U.S. government in a Texas federal court to block the enforcement of provisions of a 2019 defense policy law that prevents the U.S. government and contractors from using Huawei telecom equipment.
The company has also drastically increased its spending on Washington lobbyists and has engaged in a public-relations makeover. Its founder, Ren Zhengfei, 75 years old, has shed his reclusive image and become a virtual celebrity CEO. The former Chinese army engineer has appeared in Huawei-sponsored fireside chats and sat for numerous interviews.
In an interview with The Wall Street Journal earlier this month, he said his company “can survive very well without the U.S.” Huawei is the world’s largest maker of telecom gear and the No. 2 vendor of smartphones, behind only Samsung Electronics Co. and ahead of Apple Inc.
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FindAllMarkers.Parallel.Rd
Finds markers (differentially expressed genes) for each of the identity classes in a dataset, with parallel implementation. Produces identical output as Seurat::FindAllMarkers,
FindAllMarkers.Parallel( object, n.work = 1, assay = DefaultAssay(object), slot = "data", only.pos = F, min.pct = 0, test.use = "MAST", logfc.threshold = 0.15, max.cells.per.ident = 200, return.thresh = 1, verbose = F, ... )
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| assay | Assay to use in differential expression testing. Default is DefaultAssay(object) |
| slot | Slot to pull data from; note that if test.use is "negbinom", "poisson", or "DESeq2", slot will be set to "counts". Default is "data". |
| only.pos | Only return positive markers (FALSE by default) |
| min.pct | only test genes that are detected in a minimum fraction of min.pct cells in either of the two populations. Meant to speed up the function by not testing genes that are very infrequently expressed. Default is 0 |
| test.use | Test to use. See Seurat::FindAllMarkers() or Seurat::FindMarkers() for list of all options. |
| logfc.threshold | Limit testing to genes which show, on average, at least X-fold difference (log-scale) between the two groups of cells. Default is 0.25 Increasing logfc.threshold speeds up the function, but can miss weaker signals. |
| max.cells.per.ident | Down sample each identity class to a max number. Default is 200. |
| return.thresh | Only return markers that have a p-value < return.thresh, or a power > return.thresh (if the test is ROC). |
| verbose | Print a progress bar once expression testing begins. Default is F. |
| ... | additional arguments passed to Seurat::FindAllMarkers() (if n.work = 1) or Seurat::FindMarkers() (if n.work >1) |
FindAllMarkers
FindMarkers
Nicholas Mikolajewicz
# Find markers for all clusters all.markers <- FindAllMarkers.Parallel(object = so.query, n.work = 4)#>#> Error in unique(object@active.ident): object 'so.query' not found


- Married Womans Reduced Rate Election messages
- GOV.UK Notify integration
- Fixes for zoom text users in filling gaps tab
- Overseas/autocredits messages
- Voluntary National Insurance - Version 2 based on forecast
- Voluntary National Insurance - Version 1 and 1.5 based on forecast
- State Pension age calculator
- Third parties
- Letters and leaflet
Married Woman's Reduced Rate Election (RRE)
Problem: these users are excluded from the digital service and Support. Each statement has to be produced manually and can take weeks to send out.
Hypothesis: allowing any agent to issue these statements and answer enquiries in Support will result in customers getting the answers they need quicker and result in fewer handoffs and clerical work.
Version 8: 6 March 2018
- QQ123456C
Changes from previous round of testing:
- split up questions about husband and civil partner's sex and DOB. Agents found it confusing on one page, ask about customer first then their partner
- changed language about husband/partner to be simpler and consistent
Experimental designs for warning messages
Version 7
"Disruption pattern", to warn users that the flow will be different. Decided not to use, but to break up the jourmey instead.
- QQ123456C
Version 6
Warning messages. Decided not use, extra text probably wasn't needed, but to break up the journey instead
- QQ123456C
Version 4: 25 January 2018
- QQ123456C
Marital status questions before issuing a statement or answering a question
Version 3: 25 January 2018
Marital status questions before issuing a statement
- QQ123456C
Changes from previous round of testing:
- added questions about marital status and husband's date of birth
Version 2: 27 July 2017
- DD678910C
Changes from previous round of testing:
- added the RRE amounts to the enquiries screen, feedback from agents
Version 1: 25 July 2017
- DD678910C
GOV.UK Notify integration
Problem: introducing GOV.UK Notify will mean agents won't need to print locally for UK letters (93%). However they still will for overseas (7%) and may miss this step.
Hypothesis: making the UK and Overseas journeys different at the point of printing will ensure agents locally print when needed.
Version 2: 14 March 2018
Show the PDF to keep journey consistent, need to research if agents use the PDF to check what they've inputted
- QQ123456C
Version 1: 14 March 2018
PDF isn't displayed, revisit design when Notify can do overseas
- QQ123456C
Fixes for Zoom Text users
Problem: using bold text only to make figures stand out doesn't work for zoom text users
Hypothesis: using different colour background, text or indicators will help these figures stand out to users
Date: 26 September 2017
- QQ123456C - indicator
- DD678910C - background
- BG345678A - coloured text
- ZZ345678A - table border
Overseas/auto credits
Problem: these users are excluded from the digital service and Support. This requires a manual statement to be produced and creates delays in sending it out
Hypothesis: telling agents that the customer may have credits will allow them to issue the statement after checking their record in OLE
Version 4: 25 October 2017
- QQ123456C
- DD678910C
Changes from previous round of testing:
- changed message so appears earlier in journey
- changed content to make it clearer what they need to do and that they'll exit the record on "No"
Version 3: 18 October 2017
- QQ123456C
- DD678910C
Changes from previous round of testing:
- added in a question to make sure users have checked the liability and change the journey
Version 2: 2 October 2017
- QQ123456C
- DD678910C
Changes from previous round of testing:
- added a page before issuing a statement to get agents to read the warning
Version 1: 20 September 2017
- QQ123456C
- DD678910C
Voluntary National Insurance contributions
Problem: agents can't easily advice users if they can improve their pension by paying gaps. It involves a separate tool and a call back, even when some users can't improve their pension.
Hypothesis: showing agents if users can improve their pension with clear info and simple messaging will mean that they can answer enquiries at the point of contact.
Version 2 - Vol Nics based on forecast
Date: 20 October 2017
Voluntary National Insurance v2 (21)
- QQ123456C
Changes from previous round of testing:
- added background colour to forecast to make it stand out
- repeated that gaps can improve the forecast amount
- removed monthly increase
Date: 15 September 2017
Voluntary National Insurance v2 (17)
- QQ123456C
Changes from previous round of testing:
- agents not always interacting with previous versions. Stepped questions, to prompt them. Are they still contributing NI? when will they stop?
Date: 5 September 2017
Voluntary National Insurance v2 (16)
- QQ123456C
Changes from previous round of testing:
- can change by date, State Pension age by default
- show which years, cost of filling and increase to pension amount
Date: 11 August 2017
Voluntary National Insurance v2 (15)
- QQ123456C
Changes from previous round of testing:
- number of future years didn't make sense to agents. Can change by date or age
Date: 11 July 2017
Voluntary National Insurance v2
- QQ123456C
Changes from previous round of testing:
- changed order of page to make the timeline clearer
- if statements - if they contribute for another 9 years etc
Date: 4 July 2017
Voluntary National Insurance v2
- QQ123456C
Changes from previous round of testing:
- list of future years
Date: 4 July 2017
Voluntary National Insurance v2
- QQ123456C
Changes from previous round of testing:
- allow agents to change number of future years
Version 1.5 - Vol Nics based on today amount with post 2016 gaps
Date: 4 September 2017
Voluntary National Insurance v1.5
- QQ123456C - simple version
- DD678910C - complex version
Changes from previous round of testing:
- added post 2016 gaps in NI record
Version 1 - Vol Nics based on today amount only
Date: 31 July 2017
Voluntary National Insurance v1
- QQ123456C - will get full amount by contributing
- DD678910C - has no gaps
- FF123456C - has reached the full amount
- NK678910D - not future years
- ZZ345678A - MQP (hasn't got 10 years)
- FF654321B - can't display table
Changes from previous round of testing:
- removed/simplified suitability messages
Date: 26 June 2017
Voluntary National Insurance v1
- QQ123456C - will get full amount by contributing
- DD678910C - has no gaps
- FF123456C - has reached the full amount
- NK678910D - not future years
- ZZ345678A - MQP no forecast
- BG345678A - MQP with forecast
- FF654321B - can't display table
State Pension age calculator
Problem: agents can't easily get the State Pension age to answer enquiries from users and have to use a separate tool.
Hypothesis: allowing agents to enter a Date of Birth inside the service will make it easier and quicker for agents to answer these enquiries.
Version 1: 26 June 2017
- QQ123456C
Third parties
Problem: agents need to send out statements to third parties, they can't do this easily or consistently.
Hypothesis: allowing agents to choose who the forecasts are sent to and showing fields specific to third party details will make it faster and easier to use. We'll also get less errors and more consistent results.
Version 3: 1 June 2017
- QQ123456C
Changes from previous round of testing:
- buttons instead of radios to make repetitive task easier
- changes to background colours to improve contrast
Version 1 30 May 2017
V1 - toggle on enter details page
Version 2 30 May 2017
V2 - toggle on send forecast/deal with enquiries pages
- QQ123456C
Letters and leaflet
Married Woman's Reduced rate NI
Reaches State Pension age before husband (PDF)
Reaches State Pension after husband (PDF)
Other scenarios
All scenarios - with caveat about State Pension age change (PDF)
All scenarios - with caveat about NI record (PDF)
All scenarios - third parties (PDF)
Leaflet v3 - fix for published date (PDF)


| 010:100 Khan | : |
It is not for any person to believe, except by the Leave of Allah, and He will put the wrath on those who are heedless. |
| 010:100 Maulana | : |
And it is not for any soul to believe except by Allah's permission. And he casts uncleanness on those who will not understand. |
| 010:100 Pickthal | : |
It is not for any soul to believe save by the permission of Allah. He hath set uncleanness upon those who have no sense. |
| 010:100 Rashad | : |
No soul can believe except in accordance with GOD's will. For He places a curse upon those who refuse to understand. |
| 010:100 Sarwar | : |
No one can have faith without the permission of God. God will cast down filth on those who have no understanding. |
| 010:100 Shakir | : |
And it is not for a soul to believe except by Allah's permission; and He casts uncleanness on those who will not understand. |
| 010:100 Sherali | : |
And no soul can believe except by the permission of ALLAH. And HE causes HIS wrath to descend on those who would not use their judgment. |
| 010:100 Yusufali | : |
No soul can believe, except by the will of Allah, and He will place doubt (or obscurity) on those who will not understand. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > مشيئته Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Will الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > الهداية إلى الإيمان Faith> Belief In Allah> Guiding to Faith الإيمان > الغيب > الغيب النفسي > القضاء والقدر Faith> The Unseen World> The Psychological Secret> Fate and Divine Decree الإيمان > الله جلّ جلاله > فضله جلّ وعلا Faith> Allah, Glory to his Majesty> His Graciousness الدعوة إلى الله > حدودها > التساهل مع المسالمين The Call for Allah> Its Limits> Lenient with the Peace-Loving الديانات > أهل الكتاب: ( اليهود و النصارى) > وجوب التساهل معهم(مع غير المحاربين) Religions> The People of the Book (the Jews and the Christians)> The Necessity to be Easy with them (with the Non-Fighters)
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


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Goodbye 20th Century! * (out of * * * * )
Directed by Aleksandar Popovski and Darko Mitrevski. Cast: Lazar Ristovski, Nikola Ristanovski, Vlado Javanovski, Dejan Acimovic, Petar Temelkovski, Sofija Kunovska. 1999 - 83 minutes (in Macedonian w/ English subtitles). Not Rated (equivalent of an R or NC-17 for one explicit sex scene, nudity, violence, profanity, and gore). Opens November, 1999 in limited release. Reviewed July 8, 1999.
"Goodbye 20th Century!," a Macedonian sci-fi/drama, is a visionary motion picture full of many startling, bold images, and reminiscent of French director Jean-Pierre Jeunet's 1995 fantasy, "City of Lost Children." From a camera travelling through a toilet drain and into outer space, to a beautiful shot of the exterior of a shopping mall as a New Year's celebration goes on inside, "Goodbye 20th Century!" directors Aleksandar Popovski and Darko Mitrevski prove to have a huge amount of style and visual flair to spare. Among these especially stunning technical attributes, however, is a motion picture that is as frustrating and incomprehensible as I can remember seeing in recent memory. No attempt to follow any sort of coherent path is made, nor is there any way that we can identify with the severely selective and vaguely written main characters and, therefore, what we are left with is a bunch of jumbled storylines that have nowhere to go but crash into each other and explode.
The film is made up of two loosely-related 40-minute stories, intercut with what is supposed to be the first-ever wedding captured on film in the early 1900's, between a brother and sister who are deeply in love. Beginning in the aftermath of a war in the year 2019 that has left the Balkans a desolate, sparse landscape, a man named Kuzman (Lazar Ristovski) is abruptly shot into a grave by his fellow comrades after being suspected as the cause of the mass deaths of their children. Rising up from the grave afterwards, and subsequently, after being shot several more time, Kuzman discovers that he is immortal because, as one person notes, "the ground will not take him." Meeting a prophet, Kuzman is instructed to travel to the Glass City and kill the Man With The Green Hair, who guards a wall that foretells everyone's future, including his own.
The latter half of the film then goes back in time to New Year's Eve 1999, at the turn of the century. Following a mysterious man dressed in a Santa Claus outfit, he solemnly attends an otherwise joyous New Year's party and then rents a purely white room from a guy named Peter, which also holds various people mourning the recent death of his brother. Discussing different theories on what the 21st Century will hold, Santa states in all seriousness that time as we know it will stop at the strike of midnight. Everyone laughs the notion off, of course, but might this obviously psychotic man dressed as Santa Claus be able to correctly prophesize the future? Oh, and the briefly aforementioned wedding in 1900 between the brother and sister, find their festivities cut short when the brother is shot dead.
When the confused (to put it mildly) proceedings conclude with the titled quote, "Goodbye 20th Century!," you are left with the nagging question, "what exactly was the point?" Is the film taking these fantasy elements to make a statement on the currently bleak state in the Balkans? Perhaps, but only those who are closely related to Macedonia will be able to grasp this concept. Besides, even if the film is trying to be earnest, that doesn't erase the blatant ludicrous and misguided nature of the narrative, in which a farting wheelchair-bound woman; a tattoed, nude hussy who has sex with her brother in a bathtub; leather and iron-clad futuristic men; and an old lady who gets her brains blown out by Santa, all figure into the story.
With everything taken under consideration, maybe "Goodbye 20th Century!" is simply a parable letting us know that the world has always been a bad place, as noted with the murder of the groom in 1900, and is not likely to get any better, as the question of apocalyptic doom sweeps over on the eve of the year 2000. If this is the case, not only is the film shoddily made on the screenplay level, but also comes off as arbitrary and simple-minded, a virtual waste of the viewer's time.
One of the most offensive things about "Goodbye 20th Century!" is its treatment of incest, which flows throughout the picture. Not only does Kuzman gain his own mortality after animalistically having sex with his sister in the first story (which could be looked upon as a good or bad thing), but the siblings who are getting married during the interlude between the two vignettes are negatively looked upon, and the ceremony ends in death. So, what does this mean?  And if so, then why do they go back on their word to portray it in a bad light with the wedding? If they are trying to only push their point more firmly across that the world is an unfair place, then why must they focus their attention on incest, especially since they have nothing interesting or insightful to say about the controversial subject?
If this is an example of the best in Eastern European cinema, which I certainly don't believe it is, then perhaps filmmakers in that section of the world should rethink what they want to say with their films, instead of trivializing them with artificial and silly plot occurrences and having nothing substantial to say about their subjects to begin with. In short, "Goodbye 20th Century!" is an ambitious film on many different levels, and I can appreciate that, but it rarely succeeds on any of them.
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THE WATERBOY (Touchstone) Starring: Adam Sandler, Kathy Bates, Fairuza Balk, Henry Winkler, Jerry Reed. Screenplay: Adam Sandler and Tim Herlihy. Producers: Robert Simonds and Jack Giarraputo. Director: Frank Coraci. MPAA Rating: PG-13 (profanity, adult themes, adult humor) Running Time: 86 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
So much for Adam Sandler, "normal" guy. In THE WEDDING SINGER, it looked as though Sandler were trying to shrug off the infantile, silly-voiced persona he took from "Saturday Night Live" to BILLY MADISON and HAPPY GILMORE. While still fairly silly in its own way, THE WEDDING SINGER was a somewhat more mature, somewhat more clever vehicle for Sandler, and his first attempt at actual screen acting. In THE WATERBOY, Sandler is once again in infantile, silly-voiced rare form, the kind of character that strikes unholy terror in a critic's heart.
It would be a gross exaggeration to call THE WATERBOY a smart film, but it's funny in ways I didn't quite expect. Sandler plays a 31-year-old simpleton bayou boy named Bobby Boucher who still lives with his domineering Mama (Kathy Bates) and has been the University of Louisiana's water boy for 18 years. When U. of L.'s nasty Coach Beaulieu (Jerry Reed) finally fires Bobby, the hydrophilic lad hooks up with the hapless South Central Louisiana State University Mud Dogs, led by jittery Coach Klein. Coach Klein inadvertently unleashes Bobby's inner linebacker when he encourages Bobby to defend himself against the taunting of team members, discovering in the process one of the greatest pass rushers in college football history. Thus are the Mud Dogs on their way to their greatest season -- and, naturally, a showdown with the University of Louisiana -- provided they can keep over-protective Mama from finding out her baby boy is playing "the foosball."
The opening minutes of THE WATERBOY don't hold out much hope for anything beyond 12-year-old comic sensibilities. Sight gags predominate, from a football hitting Bobby in the head, to pratfalls over a water cooler, to Sandler motoring about on a riding lawn mower. Yawn-inspiring running jokes involve a perpetually drunken cheerleading squad, a pair of dim-witted die-hard fans (Clint Howard and Allen Covert), and an assistant coach (Blake Clark) who speaks in an incomprehensible accent. A few giggles leak out of the predictabe sophomorism, while Sandler's stuttering, soft-spoken variation on Cajun Man threatens to wear out his welcome very early on.
Then something strange happens some time after the fourth or fifth reference to Bobby's backwater, snake-and-squirrel-eating background. The dialogue starts getting sharper, including Bobby's bizarre cover story to Mama for his football-related bruises. Sandler starts getting more endearingly innocent rather than acting like an oblivious moron. And the sight gags start getting funnier, perhaps as much related to a build-up of good will as to any change in approach. The incongruous presence of Bates and Winker (the latter sporting decidedly un-Fonzie-esque love handles) certainly helps, but there's something about the writing in THE WATERBOY that kept sneaking up on me, delivering a left-field laugh at times when I was expecting an obvious bit of slapstick idiocy.
Many people probably associate Sandler with moron comedy in the Ernest/Pauly Shore/Carrot Top vein, perhaps without having seen any of his films. He and frequent writing partner Tim Herlihy are considerably more sly than that. They've learned a few lessons in grown-up comedy from THE WEDDING SINGER, and bring that sensibility to the lower common denominator audience targeted with THE WATERBOY.  Between the lethargic opening and the who-cares romance between Sandler and bad girl Fairuza Balk, THE WATERBOY offers goofy entertainment. It appears Sandler doesn't have to be "normal" to be funny.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 cool waters: 6.
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Formula E now plan B for F1 drivers - Massa
Formula E is fast becoming the obvious 'plan B' for Formula 1 drivers.
by GMM F1That is the view of Felipe Massa, the former 11-time grand prix winner for Ferrari who now drives in the increasingly popular all-electric series.
Mercedes and Porsche have signed up for the new Formula E season, which kicks off this weekend in Saudi Arabia.
Other former F1 drivers on the grid are Brendon Hartley, Pascal Wehrlein, Stoffel Vandoorne and others, while the new Formula 2 champion Nyck de Vries is racing for the new works Mercedes team.
And while Formula 1 features only four carmakers, in Formula E there are six, also including Audi, BMW, Nissan and Jaguar.
"Formula E is doing exactly what needs to be done. It is growing," 38-year-old Massa told the Mirror.
"When a championship is growing and getting bigger and bigger, all the big names are interested. It was the only championship I was looking to come and race after Formula 1."
Formula E aside, there are still multiple premier racing categories for professional drivers to consider, like Indycar, Super Formula, WEC and DTM.
Massa said: "I concentrate on Formula E, because I believe in the future of Formula E more than I believe in the future of the other championship.
"I am sure that any driver that does not have the possibility to stay in Formula 1, they will try and come to Formula E. I am 100 per cent sure.
"Every driver here can race in Formula 1 and everyone here can be successful in Formula 1 in the end," added the Brazilian.
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data-angleOffset="270
data-angleRange="180"
step="2"
min="-12"
max="12"
data-angleOffset="220"
data-angleRange="280"
step="3"
As the knobs are build with SVG all parts can by styled with CSS.
All knobs can be build of the following components


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App Engine Python SDK
v1.6.9 rev.445
The Python runtime is available as an experimental Preview feature.
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Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ |
| def | validate |
| def | from_json |
| def | to_json |
| def | create |
| def | write |
| def | commit_output |
| def | begin_slice |
| def | end_slice |
| Public Member Functions inherited from google.appengine.ext.mapreduce.api.map_job.shard_life_cycle._ShardLifeCycle | |
| def | begin_shard |
| def | end_shard |
| def | begin_slice |
| def | end_slice |
| Public Member Functions inherited from google.appengine.ext.mapreduce.json_util.JsonMixin | |
| def | to_json_str |
| def | from_json_str |
Abstract base class for output writers. OutputWriter's lifecycle: 0) validate() is called to validate JobConfig. 1) create() is called, which should create a new instance of output writer for the given shard 2) beging_shard/end_shard/begin_slice/end_slice are called at the time implied by the names. 3) from_json()/to_json() are used to persist writer's state across multiple slices. 4) write() method is called with data yielded by JobConfig.mapper.
| def google.appengine.ext.mapreduce.api.map_job.output_writer.OutputWriter.begin_slice | ( | self, | |
| slice_ctx | |||
| ) |
Keeps an internal reference to slice_ctx. Args: slice_ctx: SliceContext singleton instance for this slice.
| def google.appengine.ext.mapreduce.api.map_job.output_writer.OutputWriter.commit_output | ( | cls, | |
| shard_ctx, | |||
| iterator | |||
| ) |
Saves output references when a shard finishes. Inside end_shard(), an output writer can optionally use this method to persist some references to the outputs from this shard (e.g a list of filenames) Args: shard_ctx: map_job.ShardContext for this shard. iterator: an iterator that yields json serializable references to the outputs from this shard. Contents from the iterator can be accessible later via map_job.Job.get_outputs.
| def google.appengine.ext.mapreduce.api.map_job.output_writer.OutputWriter.create | ( | cls, | |
| shard_ctx | |||
| ) |
Create new writer for a shard. Args: shard_ctx: map_job.ShardContext for this shard.
| def google.appengine.ext.mapreduce.api.map_job.output_writer.OutputWriter.end_slice | ( | self, | |
| slice_ctx | |||
| ) |
Drops the internal reference to slice_ctx. Args: slice_ctx: SliceContext singleton instance for this slice.
| def google.appengine.ext.mapreduce.api.map_job.output_writer.OutputWriter.from_json | ( | cls, | |
| state | |||
| ) |
Creates an instance of the OutputWriter for the given json state. No RPC should take place in this method. Use start_slice/end_slice instead. Args: state: The output writer state as returned by to_json. Returns: An instance of the OutputWriter that can resume writing.
| def google.appengine.ext.mapreduce.api.map_job.output_writer.OutputWriter.to_json | ( | self | ) |
Returns writer state. No RPC should take place in this method. Use start_slice/end_slice instead. Returns: A json-serializable state for the OutputWriter instance.
| def google.appengine.ext.mapreduce.api.map_job.output_writer.OutputWriter.validate | ( | cls, | |
| job_config | |||
| ) |
Validates relevant parameters. This method can validate fields which it deems relevant. Args: job_config: an instance of map_job.JobConfig. Raises: errors.BadWriterParamsError: required parameters are missing or invalid.
| def google.appengine.ext.mapreduce.api.map_job.output_writer.OutputWriter.write | ( | self, | |
| data | |||
| ) |
Write data. Args: data: actual data yielded from handler. User is responsible to match the type expected by this writer to the type yielded by mapper.


Simple::Metrics
A simple JRuby wrapper around Coda’s excellent Metrics package
Installation
Add this line to your application’s Gemfile:
gem 'simple-metrics'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install simple-metrics
Healthchecks
Monitor the health of your application in a granular way.
In a Sinatra/Padrino app, register healthchecks as an extension like so:
register Simple::Metrics::Healthchecks
To register a new healthcheck:
class NurseRatched
extend Simple::Metrics::Healthchecks
attr_accessor :temp
new_healthcheck("temperature") do
if @temp = 98
Simple::Metrics::HEALTHY
elsif @temp > 101
Simple::Metrics::UNHEALTHY.new("Fever!")
else
Simple::Metrics::WARNING
end
end
end
Run all healthchecks:
NurseRatched.run_all_healthchecks
Your healthchecks will be run in a separate thread every 5 seconds. This is a great way to monitor the health of your db connections, thread pools and connections to queues.
If you are running the servlet in a warbler .war file (see example below), you can monitor the overall health of your application with nagios or other monitoring tools.
Timers
From: Timers:
A timer measures both the rate that a particular piece of code is called and the distribution of its duration.
class Samovar
include Simple::Metrics
def buh
timer("tea time") do
"Brewing..."
end
end
end
Meters
From: Meters:
“A meter measures the rate of events over time (e.g., “requests per second”). In addition to the mean rate, meters also track 1-, 5-, and 15-minute moving averages.”
class Rdio
extend Simple::Metrics::Meter
define_meter :bump_meter
def bump_dat
bump_meter.mark
end
end
Send metrics directly to graphite
In a Sinatra app:
register Simple::Metrics::Graphite
enable_graphite_reporter("graphite.example.com", 2003, "services.#{RACK_ENV}")
Exposing metrics from within your app
In order to view/collect the health and metrics of your application from the web, you’ll need to add the servlet endpoints. For this example, I’m using Warbler to package the application as a .war
In config/web.xml, add the following servlet mappings:
<servlet>
<servlet-name>metrics.MetricsServlet</servlet-name>
<servlet-class>com.yammer.metrics.reporting.MetricsServlet</servlet-class>
</servlet>
<servlet-mapping>
<servlet-name>metrics.MetricsServlet</servlet-name>
<url-pattern>/metrics</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>
<servlet>
<servlet-name>metrics.HealthCheckServlet</servlet-name>
<servlet-class>com.yammer.metrics.reporting.HealthCheckServlet</servlet-class>
</servlet>
<servlet-mapping>
<servlet-name>metrics.HealthCheckServlet</servlet-name>
<url-pattern>/healthcheck</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>
<servlet>
<servlet-name>metrics.ThreadDumpServlet</servlet-name>
<servlet-class>com.yammer.metrics.reporting.ThreadDumpServlet</servlet-class>
<url-pattern>/threads</url-pattern>
</servlet>
<servlet>
<servlet-name>metrics.PingServlet</servlet-name>
<servlet-class>com.yammer.metrics.reporting.PingServlet</servlet-class>
</servlet>
<servlet-mapping>
<servlet-name>metrics.PingServlet</servlet-name>
<url-pattern>/ping</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>
Now you can visit your application and get a thread dump, health check or collect metrics using collectd:
> curl localhost:9292/threads
main id=1 state=WAITING
- waiting on <0x073772c5> (a java.lang.Object)
- locked <0x073772c5> (a java.lang.Object)
at java.lang.Object.wait(Native Method)


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A quantile plot of time series data, allows the user to display a quantile plot of a series by a subset period
ts_quantile(ts.obj, upper = 0.75, lower = 0.25, period = NULL, n = 1, title = NULL, Xtitle = NULL, Ytitle = NULL)
| ts.obj | A univariate time series object of a class "zoo", "xts", or data frame family ("data.frame", "data.table", "tbl") |
|---|---|
| upper | A numeric value between 0 and 1 (excluding 0, and greater than the "lower" argument) set the upper bound of the quantile plot
(using the "probs" argument of the |
| lower | A numeric value between 0 and 1 (excluding 1, and lower than the "upper" argument) set the upper bound of the quantile plot
(using the "probs" argument of the |
| period | A character, set the period level of the data for the quantile calculation and plot representation. Must be one level above the input frequency (e.g., an hourly data can represent by daily, weekdays, monthly, quarterly and yearly). Possible options c("daily", "weekdays", "monthly", "quarterly", "yearly") |
| n | An integer, set the number of plots rows to display (by setting the nrows argument in the |
| title | A character, set the plot title, default set to NULL |
| Xtitle | A character, set the X axis title, default set to NULL |
| Ytitle | A character, set the Y axis title, default set to NULL |
# NOT RUN { # Loading the UKgrid package to pull a multie seasonality data require(UKgrid) UKgrid_half_hour <- extract_grid(type = "xts", aggregate = NULL) # Plotting the quantile of the UKgrid dataset # No period subset ts_quantile(UKgrid_half_hour, period = NULL, title = "The UK National Grid Net Demand for Electricity - Quantile Plot") # Plotting the quantile of the UKgrid dataset # Using a weekday subset ts_quantile(UKgrid_half_hour, period = "weekdays", title = "The UK National Grid Net Demand for Electricity - by Weekdays") # Spacing the plots by setting the # number of rows of the plot to 2 ts_quantile(UKgrid_half_hour, period = "weekdays", title = "The UK National Grid Net Demand for Electricity - by Weekdays", n = 2) # }


Reports any floating point numbers which do not have a decimal point, numbers before the decimal point, and numbers after the decimal point. Such literals may be confusing, and violate several coding standards.
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