Over 40 charged with disorderly conduct after Harvard-Yale midgame protest
NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT – Officials say 42 people were charged with disorderly conduct after a protest interrupted a Saturday football game between archrivals Harvard and Yale.
Students and alumni from both schools occupied the midfield of the Yale Bowl during Saturday’s halftime protest. Some held banners urging their colleges to act on climate change. Other signs referred to Puerto Rican debt relief and China’s treatment of Uighurs.
Most protesters walked off after about an hour; those who remained were charged with misdemeanor disorderly conduct. They were issued a court summons and released, according to a statement from Yale University.
Actor Sam Waterston was among those arrested, according to the Connecticut Post. The actor known for his roles in TV’s “Law & Order,” “The Newsroom” and “Grace and Frankie” is a graduate of Yale and was also arrested last month, at a climate protest in Washington.
Organizers of the protest had initially estimated that 20 to 30 protesters were arrested.
Rachel Sadoff, a junior at Harvard, said about 150 students from the two universities had planned to participate and about 100 more who were sitting in the stands joined in. She said organizers considered the protest a success.
“Our goal was to spread the word,” Sadoff said. “If more people speak up, our colleges will have to listen.”
Yale officials said in a statement handed to reporters in the press box during the fourth quarter that the school “stands firmly for the right to free expression.”
“It is regrettable,” a statement attributed to the Ivy League said, “that the orchestrated protest came during a time when fellow students were participating in a collegiate career-defining contest and an annual tradition when thousands gather from around the world to enjoy and celebrate the storied traditions of both football programs and universities.”
After the game resumed, Yale went on to beat Harvard 50-43, clinching the Ivy League championship.
Saturday’s matchup was the 136th edition of the football rivalry between the two schools.
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Manchester United have seen a little upturn in form but Brighton will fancy their chances of getting a result at Old Trafford
by Sam FletcherManchester United take on Brighton in the Premier League as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer continues to fight off pressure on his job.
The Red Devils currently lie tenth in the table having only won twice at home all season.
But with both those wins coming against top four opposition, it’s teams outside the European places who United have struggled to break down.
As for Brighton , they’ve won three of their last four matches and have climbed above United and into the top half of the division.
After a slow start, Graham Potter has finally got the football and the results he wants from his team.
Here’s all you need to know ahead of the match...
When is the game?
The game takes place on Sunday 10th November.
Kick-off is set for 2pm.
Where is the game being played?
The game is being played at Old Trafford.
United have never lost against Brighton when playing at home.
What TV channel is the game on?
This game is not being broadcast on TV but highlights will be shown on Match of the Day 2 at 10:30pm.
Can you live stream the game?
With no live TV coverage, the game is unavailable for live streaming this weekend.
Manchester United team news
Solskjaer has an extensive injury list ahead of Sunday’s match with Axel Tuanzebe, Eric Bailly, Luke Shaw, Diogo Dalot, Paul Pogba and Nemanja Matic all set to miss out.
There’s yet more injury worry for the United boss: Harry Maguire, Scott McTominay and Victor Lindelof will all have late medicals to see if they can feature.
Captain Ashley Young misses out through suspension.
Brighton team news
The visitors will have to do without full-back Bernardo and winger Jose Izquierdo who both remain sidelined with an injury.
Adam Webster is also out having being stretchered off with an ankle injury in the Seagulls 2-0 win over Norwich last weekend.
Betting odds
Man Utd 8/13
Draw 14/5
Brighton 5/1
Odds courtesy of thepools.com


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title: 'Stars Wars Toys Photographed: Awesome'
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BUGS:
shri_gayatri:
(These bugs should be fixed now)
1. modify "ga" to g by keyboard doesn work
2. modify "ga" to g by speed-selector doesnt work - splitting of swaras may be broken ever since
we went to fixed span of "1" (and align at tala markers only). We also know split swaras should
split length first, it doesnt do it
3. Delete of "ga" while editing works but selection is broken - swaratoolbar.js doesnt update
selection correctly on deletes.
Heading Tests
Change Text of existing heading test_heading_set_text.html
Turn bold on test_heading_set_bold_italic_left.html
Turn bold off ???
Turn italic on test_heading_set_bold_italic_left.html
Turn italic off ???
Change font family test_heading_right_font.html
Change font size test_heading_set_fontsize.html
Align Left test_heading_set_bold_italic_left.html
Align Right test_heading_right_font.html
Align Center ??? (is default so tested by all indirectly)
Add Heading above a heading test_heading_add_new_heading.html
Add Heading below a heading test_heading_add_new_heading.html
Add Heading above a notation block ???
Add Heading below a notation block ???
Delete a heading ???
Add Heading before/after in the middle of notation ???
block (should be possible only if row
starts tala) - block should be split correctly,
do tests when selection is lyric row, and when it is not
Notation Data Entry Tests - adding to new row
enter single swara char (s) test_notation_add_new (test1)
enter lengthy swara (sa, ga, ma) test_notation_add_new (test2)
enter lengthy swara (ri, ni) ???
enter lengthy swara as continuation (s-) test_notation_add_new (test3)
enter continuaation followed by lengthy swara test_notation_add_new (test4)
enter continuation followed by continuation test_notation_add_new (test5)
enter swara char followed by swara char (sr) test_notation_add_new (test6)
enter tara stayi via keyboard (s') test_notation_add_new (test7)
enter tara stayi via selector test_notation_add_new (test10)
enter swara char following tara stayi (s'n) test_notation_add_new (test8)
enter mandra stayi via keyboard (s') test_notation_add_new (test9)
enter mandra stayi via selector test_notation_add_new (test10)
enter swara char following mandra stayi (s`n) test_notation_add_new (test9)
enter comma (pause) test_notation_add_new (test9)
enter swara following comma test_notation_add_new (test9)
enter semi-colon (lengthy pause) test_notation_add_new (test9)
enter swara following semi-colon test_notation_add_new (test9)
confirm interim tala markers added as swaras
are added test_notation_add_new (test11, test12)
confirm end tala markers added as swaras
are added test_notation_add_new (test13)
confirm that ; and length swaras are of correct
length (can test that tala markers appear) ???
TODO: varying speeds (test_notation_add_new2)
Notation Navigation Tests
RIGHT key advances to next swara test_notation_navigation.html (testRightKey)
RIGHT key does nothing at end of row test_notation_navigation.html (testRightKey)
RIGHT key skips over tala marker test_notation_navigation.html (testRightKey)
RIGHT key advances to spacer as appropriate ???
RIGHT key does nothing when at spacer ???
LEFT key advances to previous swara test_notation_navigation.html (testLeftKey)
LEFT key does nothing at beginning of row test_notation_navigation.html (testLeftKey)
LEFT key skips over tala marker test_notation_navigation.html (testLeftKey)
function testStayiSpeedDisplayDuringNavigation()
LEFT key updates stayi selector for tara test_notation_navigation.html (testStayiSpeedDisplayDuringNavigation)
LEFT key updates stayi selector for mandra test_notation_navigation.html (testStayiSpeedDisplayDuringNavigation)
LEFT key updates stayi selector for madya test_notation_navigation.html (testStayiSpeedDisplayDuringNavigation)
RIGHT key updates stayi selector for tara test_notation_navigation.html (testStayiSpeedDisplayDuringNavigation)
RIGHT key updates stayi selector for mandra test_notation_navigation.html (testStayiSpeedDisplayDuringNavigation)
RIGHT key updates stayi selector for madya test_notation_navigation.html (testStayiSpeedDisplayDuringNavigation)
LEFT key updates speed selector for 0 test_notation_navigation.html (testStayiSpeedDisplayDuringNavigation)
LEFT key updates speed selector for 1 test_notation_navigation.html (testStayiSpeedDisplayDuringNavigation)
LEFT key updates speed selector for 2 test_notation_navigation.html (testStayiSpeedDisplayDuringNavigation)
RIGHT key updates speed selector for 0 test_notation_navigation.html (testStayiSpeedDisplayDuringNavigation)
RIGHT key updates speed selector for 1 test_notation_navigation.html (testStayiSpeedDisplayDuringNavigation)
RIGHT key updates speed selector for 2 test_notation_navigation.html (testStayiSpeedDisplayDuringNavigation)
HOME key updates stayi selector test_notation_navigation.html (testStayiSpeedDisplayDuringNavigation)
HOME key updates speed selector test_notation_navigation.html (testStayiSpeedDisplayDuringNavigation)
END key updates stayi selector test_notation_navigation.html (testStayiSpeedDisplayDuringNavigation)
END key updates speed selector test_notation_navigation.html (testStayiSpeedDisplayDuringNavigation)
LEFT key updates label ???
RIGHT key updates label ???
LEFT key updates gamaka ???
LEFT key updates gamaka (none) ???
RIGHT key updates gamaka ???
RIGHT key updates gamaka (none) ???
Notation Data Entry Tests - modify swara
change label, stayi, gamaka
typing new swara character when at swara test_notation_modify.html (testModifySwara)
typing - character when at swara test_notation_modify.html (testModifySwara2)
typing , character when at swara test_notatiob_modify.html (testModifySwara2)
typing multiple swara chars overrwrites successive test_notatiob_modify.html (testModifySwara)
typing multiple swara chars at end doesnt accept all chars except first ???
change speed
typing lengthy swara when at shorter swara ????
typing lengthy swara when at shorter swara ????
typing shorter swara when at length swara ???
typing ; when at short swara ???
typing ; when at longer swara
Notation Data Entry Tests - inserting into existing row
non-full row all swaras same speed
insert single swara char at beginning of row test_notation_insert.html (testInsertToNonFullRowSameSpeed)
insert single swara char before interim tala marker test_notation_insert.html (testInsertToNonFullRowSameSpeed)
insert single swara char after interim tala marker test_notation_insert.html (testInsertToNonFullRowSameSpeed)
insert single swara in the middle of tala part test_notation_insert.html (testInsertToNonFullRowSameSpeed)
insert single swara char that makes row full test_notation_insert.html (testInsertToNonFullRowSameSpeed)
insert continuation char before interim tala marker test_notation_insert.html (testInsertToNonFullRowSameSpeed)
insert continuation char after interim tala marker test_notation_insert.html (testInsertToNonFullRowSameSpeed)
insert continuation char in the middle of tala part test_notation_insert.html (testInsertToNonFullRowSameSpeed)
insert continuation char that makes row full test_notation_insert.html (testInsertToNonFullRowSameSpeed)
full row (first row in multi-row block) all swaras same speed
insert single swara char at beginning of row test_notation_insert.html (testInsertToFullRowSameSpeed)
insert single swara char before interim tala marker test_notation_insert.html (testInsertToFullRowSameSpeed)
insert single swara char after interim tala marker test_notation_insert.html (testInsertToFullRowSameSpeed)
insert single swara in the middle of tala part test_notation_insert.html (testInsertToFullRowSameSpeed)
insert continuation char before interim tala marker ???
insert continuation char after interim tala marker ???
insert continuation char in the middle of tala part ???
full row (last row in multi-row block) all swaras same speed
insert single swara char at beginning of row ???
insert single swara char before interim tala marker ???
insert single swara char after interim tala marker ???
insert single swara in the middle of tala part ???
insert continuation char before interim tala marker ???
insert continuation char after interim tala marker ???
insert continuation char in the middle of tala part ???
non-full row insert swara that causes split of other swaras
full row (first row in multi-row block) insert swara that causes split of other swaras
full row (last row in multi-row block) insert swara that causes split of other swaras
Notation Data Entry Tests - Deleting swara
Swaras not associated with lyrics ???
Delete at beginning of row ???
Delete at swara before interim tala marker ???
Delete at swara after interim tala marker ???
Delete last swara in a block (model) that is followed by a block (model) ???
(i.e. not last swara in a notation-block) ???
Delete last swara in a notation-block ???
Delete last swara in a notation-block that also happens to be only swara in a row ???
Delete ONLY swara in a notation-block (i.e. also last swara in a row) ???
Delete that results in row deletion in a page that IS followed by another page
Swaras associated with lyrics


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Creating the Basic Source File
If you followed the steps for creating a project in the last chapter, you should have a basic project already created for starting to write the Heidi game. If not, go back and follow them now.
If you're using Windows Workbench, open the heidi.t3m project in the Heidi folder (using File -> Open Project from the menu), then select the start.t file from the list of files in the left hand (file list) pane and double-click on it to open it in the Workbench editor. If you're not using Workbench, navigate to your Heidi directory and open start.t in your text editor. You should now see a file that looks like this:
#charset "us-ascii" #include <tads.h> #include "advlite.h" versionInfo: GameID IFID = '' // obtain IFID from http://www.tads.org/ifidgen/ifidgen name = 'My Game' byline = 'by A.N. Author' htmlByline = 'by <a<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A.N. Author' version = '1' authorEmail = 'A.N. Author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>desc = 'Your blurb here.' htmlDesc = 'Your blurb here.' ; gameMain: GameMainDef /* Define the initial player character; this is compulsory */ initialPlayerChar = me ; /* The starting location; this can be called anything you like */ startroom: Room 'The Starting Location' "Add your description here. " ; /* * The player character object. This doesn't have to be called me, but me is a * convenient name. If you change it to something else, rememember to change * gameMain.initialPlayerChar accordingly. */ + me: Thing 'you' isFixed = true proper = true ownsContents = true person = 2 contType = Carrier ;
Don't worry too much about what all that means for the moment, we'll be explaining it all in due course. A couple of points should be emphasized right from the outset, however:
- Punctuation is important. A single semi-colon missed out or put in the wrong place can easily result in a bunch of compilation errors. Watch out for this when you write your own code!
- Precise spelling and the case of letters are both important. If you go on to refer to startRoom or statroom, TADS 3 won't know that you mean the same thing as startroom, so be very careful to copy the spelling of everything, including the case of letters, when you go on to type in code as instructed below.
With those preliminaries out of the way, we can go on to make our basic source file a little less generic and a little more relevant to the game we're about to write. Edit your copy of the file so it reads as it does below (to help you with this the main changes are shown in bold):
#charset "us-ascii" #include <tads.h> #include "advlite.h" versionInfo: GameID IFID = '' // obtain IFID from http://www.tads.org/ifidgen/ifidgen name = 'The Adventures of Heidi' byline = 'by A.N. Author' htmlByline = 'by <a<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A.N. Author' version = '1' authorEmail = 'A.N. Author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>desc = 'A simple game borrowed from the Inform Beginner\'s Guide by Roger Firth and Sonja Kesserich.' htmlDesc = 'A simple game borrowed from the Inform Beginner\'s Guide by Roger Firth and Sonja Kesserich.' ; gameMain: GameMainDef /* Define the initial player character; this is compulsory */ initialPlayerChar = me ; /* The starting location; this can be called anything you like */ beforeCottage: Room 'In front of a Cottage' "You stand outside a cottage. The forest stretches east. " ; /* * The player character object. This doesn't have to be called me, but me is a * convenient name. If you change it to something else, rememember to change * gameMain.initialPlayerChar accordingly. */ + me: Thing 'you;;heidi' isFixed = true proper = true ownsContents = true person = 2 contType = Carrier ;
If you like, you can also change the byline, htmlByline and authorEmail fields to reflect your own name and email address (though for this exercise it won't matter much if you don't).
When you've done all that, try compiling and running the game as you now have it (in Workbench, just click the 'Go' button at the left-hand end of the toolbar; otherwise follow the instructions at the end of the last chapter). The interpreter should then display something like this:
In front of a Cottage You stand outside a cottage. The forest stretches east.
If you don't get this, check very carefully that your version of the code in start.t corresponds exactly to that given immediately above (the precise amount of white space doesn't matter much, but just about everything else does) and then try again until you get it working.
Even when you do get it working, it isn't much of a game yet. You can try a couple of commands like X ME and X HEIDI, but even then the responses aren't terribly exciting, and just about everything else will result in a refusal to act. We'll be livening things up a bit soon, but first we should pause and reflect what we've got in our source file so far actually means; that's what we'll do next.


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When you're ready to build your own project, you can start with our project creator or copy one of our sample projects. You can also create your own project from scratch or adapt any existing GWT project to use Spiffy UI. Spiffy UI is just three simple steps away.
You can have Spiffy automatically downloaded through a Nexus server, or you can manually download JARs. For automatic downloading, the steps are slightly different for Maven and Ant.
Add the following to the pom.xml file for your project.
<dependency> <groupId>org.spiffyui</groupId> <artifactId>spiffyui</artifactId> <version>1.0</version> </dependency>
Then add the dependency to your ivy.xml file like this:
<dependency org="org.spiffyui" name="spiffyui" rev="1.7.1-SNAPSHOT"/>
Build systems like Make, and others which do not (by default) support managed dependencies from central repositories, can easily use Spiffy UI by download the stable JARs from the Sonatype OSS Repository or download the latest snapshots from our snapshots repository.
Spiffy UI has a small number of 3rd-party dependency JARs. You can add them to your project in the same way you added Spiffy UI. The dependencies are:
<dependency org="commons-logging" name="commons-logging" rev="1.1.1"/> <dependency org="commons-codec" name="commons-codec" rev="1.4"/> <dependency org="org.json" name="json" rev="20090211"/> <dependency org="org.apache.httpcomponents" name="httpclient" rev="4.0.1"/> <dependency org="org.apache.httpcomponents" name="httpcore" rev="4.0.1"/>
Now the CSS and JavaScript files are included in your project when you build. The next step is to reference them in your HTML file. The Spiffy UI framework includes many JavaScript and CSS files, but they are all combined into two files for faster application loading. Reference this one file and the JQuery library in the head
section of your HTML files like this:
<head> <script type="text/javascript" src="jquery.min.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="spiffyui.min.js"></script> ... </head>
The last step is to import the Spiffy UI framework GWT module. Add the following line to your GWT module file:
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24 Feb 2021
Unfortunately, I have spent way too much time away from my webpage, as a result there isn’t a lot of new content here. I hope I’ll be able to change it this year.
This past year has truly upended the lives of one and all. My thoughts are with each and every soul on this planet, who has lost one of his/her loved ones to this virus, for whom the light at the end of the tunnel is the faintest of all. May the lord give you strength.
27 May 2018
The GDPR, or the Datenschutz Grundverordnung (DSGVO) in German, might well be one of the most groundbreaking pieces of legislations of the EU which directly or indirectly affects not just EU citizens, but internet-users all across the globe. However, to make it a real success, one of the most important factors is that we must be better informed and aware of the provisions of this directive.
GDPR is the first genuine effort to unify the plethora of disparate privacy regulations put forward by different regulatory bodies. It aims to not only give more control over their personal data to the citizens, but also make conformance for businesses easier by defining unified guidelines. It also presses businesses, especially those dealing with sensitive personal data, to build their information systems in a way that confirms with Privacy by Design. These regulations aim to ensure a more transparent handling and processing of personal data, and create an environment of trust and awareness on both sides, i.e., the data owner as well as the controllers/processors.
GDPR mandates that the highest privacy settings be used by default, and ‘explicit and verifiable’ consent be taken from the subject, and at the same time, also bestows the Right to Access and the Right to Erasure, which enables more transparency and accountability while handling personal data. The penalties for non-conformance are major enough that all kinds of companies, from small start-ups to large corporations, must take efforts and steps to follow these regulations.
To provide a brief introduction to the topic, I wrote a small paper, which can be found here. Hopefully, this helps in providing a more comprehensive understanding of the provisions of this law, without using a lot of legal jargon. Indeed, the technology that enables the GDPR is nothing new, and has existed for decades, including our encryption methods. However, the rise of internet users, and the importance of data in the current times has necessiated this urgent push.
It remains to be seen how citizens and businesses react to the GDPR. Many businesses have vol- untarily extended the coverage of the GDPR to non-European citizens as well, which is certainly a bright spot. The effort itself, after years of deliberations in the EU Parliament, on a subject that is important, and yet so personal, is commendable. To make it successful, we will have to work together and ensure a higher awareness amongst internet-users regarding the GDPR itself, and to use their consent in a judicious and privacy-aware manner. Privacy awareness will surely lead to a safer internet, with lesser instances of spillage of personal information. Our politicians have taken the first step towards providing us some guarantees and control over how our personal information is used. Now, the ball is in our court.
10 May 2018
Up until the last few years, the ways in which humans commuted remained largely the same. Indeed, trains had existed since the early 1800s, and cars and airplanes had already become the ‘next big thing’ in the 1950s. However, change ushered in when we started realizing that the astonishingly powerful engines that power our traditional means of transport are also unfathomably threatening to the environment.
Since then, development of technologies such as electric vehicles, the hyperloop concept, the ever- increasing network of efficient public transport and autonomous vehicles, have taken precedence. In my humble opinion, the future ways of urban commuting have to not only be sustainable and efficient, but at the same time, keep the human element alive. As artificial intelligence starts becoming more and more omnipresent, we will have to think of innovative ways to plan our urban landscape in a manner which supports our future means of transport.
During my current involvement at AUDI AG as an intern, I have pondered deeply about how changes in the way we travel will affect our lives. I have often thought that as we switch over to new innovative means of urban transport, we must also strive to keep making our existing systems more efficient and streamlined. E.g., I am a firm believer that more and more cities around the world should build efficient, people-friendly underground/suburban railway systems. At the same time, I believe that we must be well-prepared for the paradigm shifts which are going to happen sooner or later. E.g. the hyperloop technology, which will effectively change the way we currently think of cities and urban spaces themselves.
Gadgets such as the Segway promised a sea-change personal urban mobility, but fell short of their hype. But on the other hand, amazing new concepts such as the blockchain are revolutionizing the technological landscape. Blockchain is immediately identified as the raison d’être of cryptocurrency, but in reality, it has exciting applications beyond that. One of its most promising applications would be in regulating our future smart cities and making governments more transparent and accountable. But traffic management and autonomous transport is also set to benefit massively from this groundbreaking technology.
In short, the future of urban mobility is bright. Our urban spaces will be defined by how conveniently and efficiently they enable people to commute. Whether the idea of our future mobility is airborne personal transport, remains to be seen. But the gradual introduction of autonomous and electric vehicles will definitely be a step in the right direction.
27 Apr 2018
What is human existence, if not our power to imagine a better world, and the tenacity to make it happen? Since time immemorial, we have imagined superior ways to express, create and invent. This is what has given us infinite possibilities to progress and transform ourselves from hunter-gatherers to a species living a sophisticated life with a purpose.
In the recent years, scientists and researchers have continually strived to push the boundaries of technology further and further. I would go as far as to say that Computer Science, which is a relatively young field of science, would not have risen to prominence if we had not collectively imagined building machines which could undertake and perform the most complex tasks that humans could.
And yet, more and more perplexing questions surround us. For example,
Many of these questions have viable answers in imagination. But it doesn’t end here. Imagination also helps us pose the right questions, which I believe, is even more important for a scientist. Imagination has the power to drive the world forward, and that if pursued in a multi-disciplinary and collaborative manner along with a productive exchange of ideas, it can really lead to something substantial and path breaking.
25 Apr 2018
“The potential for synthetic biology and biotechnology is vast; we all have an opportunity to create the future together.” -Ryan Bethencourt
Biotechnology has made huge strides over the last few decades. This is reflected in the steadily rising global life expectancy and lower infant mortality rates. However, as technology becomes more advanced and industries grow more powerful, several ethical questions confront us, and the onus to answer them doesn’t fall solely on the shoulders of biotechnology researchers. Indeed, since these topics concern each and every human being, the decisions and deliberations must be made collectively by the society by including as many stakeholders as possible.
The issue of privacy, more specifically, protecting the privacy of subjects of clinical trials concerns me the most, given my background in privacy research with biomedical data. Although data from clinical trials must be made available for research, we must be extremely careful and sensitive towards the privacy of the participants. Legal frameworks such as HIPAA have fostered a positive change, but groundbreaking technologies such as cryptography and blockchain have a huge role to play in building transparency and trust for data sharing.
Another issue that received worldwide attention was the plight of the farmers using Monsanto seeds, and over here rises the ethical issue of what can be patented and what must not be. At the same time, we need to make sure that the world remains free and clear of bioterrorism, which can prove to be very potent and can lead to a huge loss of human lives. In this regard, we must come together and discuss the relevant points such that our research does not take the wrong direction.
Last but not least, I believe that biotechnology and healthcare always have a human element to them, and research in these fields are undertaken to benefit humanity as a whole. Therefore, healthcare must always be affordable, and biotechnology, as a field, must be unselfish. Although, in future, biotechnological progress might involve processes such as germ-line manipulation, we must be extremely careful before we tread this path. In this case, future generations automatically become important stakeholders, and therefore, the ethical questions posed must be answered.
This is a great time to be enthusiastic about biotechnological progress, and the wider societal impact they will have. At the same time, I believe that discussions concerning ethics should never be done behind closed doors. In this regard, I am hopeful that suitable public platforms for discussion and negotiation will go a long way in ensuring that we always take the right step forward.


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Author: Uwe Dick, Peter Haider, Thomas Vanck, Michael Brückner, Tobias Scheffer
Abstract: We study a setting in which Poisson processes generate sequences of decisionmaking events. The optimization goal is allowed to depend on the rate of decision outcomes; the rate may depend on a potentially long backlog of events and decisions. We model the problem as a Poisson process with a throttling policy that enforces a data-dependent rate limit and reduce the learning problem to a convex optimization problem that can be solved efﬁciently. This problem setting matches applications in which damage caused by an attacker grows as a function of the rate of unsuppressed hostile events. We report on experiments on abuse detection for an email service. 1
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[2] D. Blatt and A.O. Hero. From weighted classiﬁcation to policy search. Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems, 18, 2006.
[3] C. Dimitrakakis and M.G. Lagoudakis. Rollout sampling approximate policy iteration. Machine Learning, 72(3):157–171, 2008. 8
[4] M. Ghavamzadeh and Y. Engel. Bayesian policy gradient algorithms. Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems, 19, 2007.
[5] D.L. Jagerman, B. Melamed, and W. Willinger. Stochastic modeling of trafﬁc processes. Frontiers in queueing: models, methods and problems, pages 271–370, 1996.
[6] M.G. Lagoudakis and R. Parr. Reinforcement learning as classiﬁcation: Leveraging modern classiﬁers. In Proceedings of the 20th International Conference on Machine Learning, 2003.
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[8] R.S. Sutton, D. McAllester, S. Singh, and Y. Mansour. Policy gradient methods for reinforcement learning with function approximation. Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems, 12, 2000. 9


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This abstract class provides a set of useful default methods that makes it
considerably easier to get started with a new S3 vector class. See
vignette("s3-vector")
to learn how to use it to create your own S3
vector classes.
new_vctr(.data, ..., class = character(), inherit_base_type = NULL)
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[[
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dispatch to the underlying base function,
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rep()
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method uses a standard technique to wrap a vector in a data frame.
as.factor()
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and as.difftime()
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in base R, but have been reimplemented as generics in the generics
package. vctrs
extends these and calls vec_cast()
. To inherit this
behaviour in a package, import and re-export the generic of interest
from generics
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==
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Mathematical operations including the Summary group generics (prod()
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etc), mean()
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University Terrace, located on the corner of 52nd street and Westfield Boulevard, just across the street from the Davey Athletic Complex (baseball filed). It is one of the apartment buildings owned by the University. It houses nearly 100 students. UT usually houses a mix of sophomore, junior, and senior students. UT may also house graduate students, although that is rare.
UT apartments have variable layouts. The most common are two bedroom, two bathroom apartments for four people. Two roommate share each bedroom. One bathroom is inside a bedroom, the other bathroom is off the hallway to the bedrooms. The other common apartment type is a one bedroom, one bathroom apartment for two people. Each resident gets a bed, mattress (XL twin), dresser, desk and desk chair. The largest part of the apartment is the living room, which has plenty of space for two 6 foot couches/futons and a TV stand. Many times students choose to put desks in this area to create a study space. The kitchen has a dishwasher, a stove, and a full refrigerator. Although there is no microwave provided, residents are allowed to have one. The kitchen is smaller, but there is good storage space. There is a coat closet near the entrance. Students will need to provide their own light sources for the living room and bedrooms.
Approximate measurements:
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- (Larger)Bedroom: 12 x 12 feet
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- Kitchen: 7 x 5 feet
Students assigned to apartments are not be required to participate in the University’s meal plan because they have full kitchens in their apartments. However, they may choose to purchase a meal plan to supplement their own cooking.
UT residents are invited to participate in building-wide programs as well as programs for the entire apartment community (includes the Apartment Village).
There is a full-time Residence Life Coordinator (RLC) and a graduate stduent, Assistant Residence Life Coordinator (ARLC) who are responsible for the entire apartment community, including UT. There is also an Apartment Community Assistant (ACA) who lives in UT and works directly with the residents. The entire staff of ACAs provide programming, support and on call duty coverage for UT as part of the larger apartment community.
The Apartment Village is Butler's newest apartment-style housing. The Village is home to almost 500 students. Mostly juniors and seniors live in the Village, but some sophomores and graduate students do as well. Each four person apartment consists of four single bedrooms and two bathrooms.
When you enter the apartment, you walk directly into the kitchen area. There is a coat closet/pantry closet located behind the entry door in the kitchen. The kitchen includes stove, microwave, dishwasher, full fridge, and plenty of cabinet space. The living room is just beyond, separated by a kitchen bar that includes four bar stools for seating. The living room does not include any furniture but is large enough for a futon or small couch (6 feet) and a TV stand. On each side of the apartment there are two private bedrooms, a bathroom, and a double vanity. Each bedroom includes a bed, mattress (XL twin), desk, desk chair, dresser, and nightstand. There is a closet in each bedroom with two bars for hanging clothes. The bottom bar is removable.
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Archived page - for new setup overview see home energy monitor build step 5
Emoncms overview
Create an account
Emoncms has multi-user functionality built in, so the first step after installation is to create/register your account via the GUI.
Inputs, input processing and feeds
There are 3 parts to the flow of sensing data in emoncms. Rather than just log incoming data straight away, the idea is to have the option to process this input data as it comes in and then log/store it.
- Inputs
- Input processing
- Feeds
At the moment using input processing you can:
- Multiply the input by a scalar
- Add an offset
- Multiply the input with another input
- log the input to a feed
- convert a power input to kwh per day and log to a feed
- convert a kwh increment to kwh per day
and log to a feed - count the length of time an input is 1 or 0 per day (useful for counting the length of time a solar HW pump is on for)
- convert accumulated kwh updates to kwh per day and log to a feed
See full input processing descriptions here.
1) Sending a JSON string
The first step is to send some data to emoncms, this is done by sending a HTTP request with the data in the url to the emoncms API. For example:
emoncms/api/post?apikey=YOURAPIKEY&json={power:200.2}
The data needs to be sent in json form with a tag for the variable you want to send and the variable value, for example: {testA:200} or 2 variables {testA:200,testB:400} and so on for as many variables as you want to send.
You also need to include your apikey that can be found at the top of your feeds page.
Try copying the example URL at the top of the feeds page into your browser to see this stage in action.
2) The variables should now appear in inputs:
3) Click on the arrow to bring up the input configuration box.
Lets create a log of the input (a feed). Click on the drop down menu and select log and in the arg edit box enter a name for the log you would like to create. Then click add.
4) The feed should now appear in the feeds list and the data will be logging.
5) Standard Visualisations
Once you have been logging for a little while, click on the drop down menu to see your feed visualised. The following options are available:
These visualisations can also be embedded outside of emoncms using the embedd link.
6) Get at your data for external use via the API using the following API call:
emoncms/api/getfeed?apikey=YOURAPIKEY&feedid= &start= &end= &resolution=
Re: Emoncms overview
excellent, but not the epoch time I hope :-)
Re: Emoncms overview
you're quicker than Lucky luck :-)
I will try it first thing tomorrow with some feedback.
Wim.
Re: Emoncms overview
No problem, I guess it is epoch time right: php function time(). Let me know if you have better ideas, i dont have strong preferences.
Re: Emoncms overview
Hello Trystan,
I've made some test graphs in jpgraph (php). It works like a charm.
But, I thing there is a small bug in emoncms.
When I load 1 record via post.php (with a time in the json string), the record is double in the table feed_1. So it must be inserted twice. I tested it a couple of times but always double in the feed_1 table.
Any idea ?
Thanks a lot,
Wim
Re: Emoncms overview
Hello Trystan.
The time enhancement works like a charm (loaded 3600 records (more than 5 months power data)).
I would like to ask for some enhancement requests:
1. when viewing in kwhd, you can't select 1 week, 1 month ... You always see everything, whats not clarifying on the graph (if data for several months). Is it possible to forsee this ?
I now use a commercial energy product (energy-lens). Very good, but from excel.
The purpose of my energy monitor is:
2. trend and forecast analyse, therefor I need to compare weeks and months (even years)> Graphs per month and weeks (consumed kwh) should be great.
3. look for defect machines (leaking electricity) and therefor I compare the average kwh/h for month (so fe. a graph with avg kwh/h for januari, avg kwh/h for febr...).
I think in sql it is not difficult for these data to group and order, but I don't know the application to show it (ajax?)
Is it something you also see the benefit in ?
Wim.
Re: Emoncms overview
Good ideas for features.
Viewing kWh/d in different time windows is definetly one that I would like to do soon. I will create a future features list above so that we can keep a note of these.
Trystan
Re: Emoncms overview
hello,
I try to install the lastest emoncms version.
setup (tables) are ok
When I try to insert a feed (with the correct apikey), I get the following error:
Undefined variable: title in C:\wamp\www\emoncms\theme\theme.php on line 38
( ! ) Notice: Undefined variable: title in C:\wamp\www\emoncms\theme\theme.php on line 38
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( ! ) Notice: Undefined variable: content in C:\wamp\www\emoncms\theme\theme.php on line 39
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I can't figure out why.
ANy idea ?
PS: please keep up the fantastic work
THanks,
Wim
Re: Emoncms overview
Hello Wim, just so I can be clear do you get this error when you call the emoncms/api/post.php script? or when you are on the emoncms feeds page? Thanks Trystan
Re: Emoncms overview
when I try your link : http://localhost/emoncms/api/post.php
I just get the string "crap"
Thanks
Re: Emoncms overview
Sure, it will need a correct api key before it gives an ok. Which reminds me I should change the word 'crap' for something more suitable.


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RECKLESS MOMENT, THE (director: Max Ophüls; screenwriter: from the short story "The Blank Wall" by Elisabeth S. Holding/Robert W. Soderberg/Robert Kent/Henry Garson/Mel Dinelli; cinematographer: Burnett Guffey; cast: James Mason (Martin Donnelly), Joan Bennett (Lucia Harper), Geraldine Brooks (Beatrice Harper), Henry O'Neill (Mr. Harper), Sheppard Strudwick (Ted Darby), David Blair (David Harper), Roy Roberts (Nagle), Frances Williams (Sybil), 1949)
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Max Ophüls (Caught/Lola Montes/The Earrings of Madame de ...) is a director not usually associated with noir film, in fact his films tend to be the antithesis of such films. But, nonetheless, he has come-up with a first-class melodramatic thriller, very much in the noir spirit, by complementing Guffey's photographs of shadowy figures and a dark city scene, with long craning shots, quick-darting movements of the heroine's nervous actions, and a style of camerawork that is not necessarily suited for a noir film, using an encircling camera, giving the scene an airy feel of possible freedom. But these two opposing styles of camerawork successfully clash here, which suggests an entrapment of the characters, as they are caught on camera in their own elements and cannot escape from who they are and the class they were born into, no matter if it seems for the moment they are each entering into the other's world.
A voiceover begins the film by saying that last Christmas Mrs. Lucia Harper (Joan) had left her serene little town, an upper middle-class residence in Balboa, California, as the film via flashback shows us what transpired, as she goes 50-miles to Los Angeles and meets a slimy, older art dealer, Ted Darby (Sheppard), who has been seeing, against her permission, her 17-year-old daughter Bea (Brooks). The world of these two, is literally miles apart in every way. Los Angeles is where the young girl went to study art instead of going to college like her father wanted her to, and Lucia blames herself for backing her daughter's choice, thereby giving her a chance to meet undesirable types such as Darby.
Darby is in need of money, and he tells Lucia that if she gives him enough money, he will no longer see her daughter. Lucia feels that she has heard enough from him, and tells him that after she tells her daughter what he said, she is sure Bea will no longer be interested in him.
Lucia's husband is away for the holidays, building a bridge in Berlin, and her contact with him is through letters and periodic phone calls. The family, consisting of Bea's younger brother David (David), and Lucia's elderly and talkative father-in-law (O'Neill), and the live-in maid, the ever-trustworthy Negro Sybil (Williams), always seem to be around the house, as her whole life revolves around the family.
Lucia is anxious not to tarnish the family name in any possible way, she decides not to tell her husband what's going on, feeling that her talk with Bea should clear things. But Bea is at a rebellious stage and refuses to believe her mother or appreciate her interference. Instead, Bea meets Darby at the family boathouse that night and confronts him with what her mother said. The "Reckless Moment" occurs when she gets so upset with herself for believing him, that she slaps him and makes him dizzy by hitting him on the head with her flashlight, and while trying to run after her, he trips on the dock and accidently kills himself.
When Bea tells Lucia what happened, she decides to take her motor boat out at dawn, before the family is awake, and puts an anchor on the body and dumps him in the water. She tells Bea to forget about Darby and never mention his name again.
The newspaper headlines the next day are about Darby's body found as it washed ashore in Balboa, a place where murders do not happen. To add complications to the illegal act Lucia did, of not reporting the body to the police, she has a visitor, Martin Donnelly (Mason), who reads to her the mushy love letters Bea wrote to Darby, which the seedy Darby sold to a ruthless loanshark named Nagle (Roy). Donelly is a low-level crook, who works for Nagle, and is blackmailing Mrs. Harper for the amount of $5,000, or else he threatens to give the letters to the newspapers, which will allow the police to implicate her daughter in the murder. Lucia weighs his blackmail demands, and seems even more fearful of her middle-class bourgeois values being upset by some scandalous newspaper reports than anything else. Not having that kind of money on hand, she tries unsuccessfully to stall Donelly, but he tells her that he works for an impatient and vicious man, and she better deal with him.
The twist in the story is, that the gentlemanly acting Donelly gets enamored with the middle-class world of Mrs. Harper and becomes romantically inclined toward her, impressed that she would do anything to protect her daughter, something his mother back in Ireland would not have done for him. He feels his life could have been different if he met a woman like her. So when she can't get a loan and could only get $800 by hocking her jewelry, he tells her to forget it, she doesn't have to pay Nagle, the police have arrested someone for the crime. But Lucia protests, I can't let an innocent person go to jail for the crime he didn't do. Donelly tells her, "What's the use of sacrificing your family for him, he is only one of Darby's associates. If he's innocent of this one, he's guilty of others."
But Nagle is not satisfied with Donelly showing up without the money and visits Lucia, where he is told to wait for her in the boathouse, by Sybil. His presence is horrifying to the middle-class woman, but soon Donelly arrives and he fights with Nagle, getting stabbed in the process, but he is able to choke him to death, and when the frightened Lucia has enough of this underworld scene that she can take, she tells Donelly she wants to go to the police and tell all, he tells her he'll take care of things and not to do anything. He puts Nagle in his car and accidently goes off one of the sharp turns on the road, where he is severely injured. When Lucia catches up with him, she's in the car with Sybil, whom she relates exactly what happened, as they come upon the car crash; Donelly is still barely alive. He tells her he is dying anyway and will confess to killing both Darby and Nagle.
In the last scene, her husband calls and her family unaware of what she did for them, anxiously await his return. And she returns so easily to her bourgeois world, as if she never left it, as she resumes being an ordinary housewife, talking to her husband about the Christmas tree.
Bennett and Mason give sterling performances, pulling out all the nuances of their roles. The film is taut and tense, elegantly directed by Ophüls in a simple but powerful way. The Mason character, despite his gallantry, will still be considered a social outcast, while the Bennett character will go back to her ordinary world, never missing a beat. A very engaging thriller, every bit as good as the more respectable films the classy director has made.
REVIEWED ON 2/3/2000 GRADE: A-
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<script type="text/javascript" data-main="<%= jsPath %>/<%= appNS %>/main" src="<%= jsPath %>/lib/require.js">
The RequireJS script contains a data-main
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Use the main.js file as the starting point of your application.
Main.js has one dependency, HanBootStrap (<%= jsPath %>/lib/hbs-require.js).
HanBS includes some object-creation and extension functions to make object-oriented
Javascript easier. It also contains a function that runs when the page is loaded and looks for two data variables
on the body element (data-section and data-page).
<body data-section="<%= appNS %>/sections/mySection" data-page="myPage">
Instead of maintaining separate include files for each section, we use these two variables to load a section-specific Javascript file and run a specific function to initialize the current page.
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Learning how to learn
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So far down to the end of unit 1 Phase 0, I haven’t yet found a big struggle to deal with, but is good to notice that I have free time almost all week, so I have almost all my time available to DBC which makes things easier for me, but I can tell you the curriculum is hard and you need to work your way up, sometimes I think that given all the time that I have at my disposal I could dive deeper on each concept but in the end I always just finish what was mandatory for the week, that bumps me down it makes me questions if my motivation is where is supposed to be or I’m I just lazy. So I’m going to try harder during the next unit to try finish all mandatory work before Thursday and leave the rest of the week for to dive deeper and do all the bonus challenges as well.
This equates perfectly into the growth vs. fix mindset. I want to expand my growth mindset and be able to motivate myself to captivate all the amount possible of new information during this time in my life when I have time available. This is growth thinking, wanting to improve yourself and not letting the sweet charming’s of inertia keep you on the same page that you always have been. Knowing today that if someone ask me If I could make them a simple webpage , I would be able to do it using basic HTML and CSS, is a powerful booster , it really show you to power of the work and hours that we are putting on this life project and the benefits that is generating for us, so always question yourself , what can I do know that I couldn’t two weeks before and then think but what could I do next I I try harder and improve my knowledge, I could invincible, that is growth mindset and it feels great.
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Active Ingredients
Menthol 0.44%
Zinc Oxide 20.625%
Purpose
External analgesic / Anti-itch
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Uses
Uses: A moisture barrier that prevents and helps heal skin irritation from:
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In case of accidental ingestion contact a physician or poison control center immediately. If condition
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Keep out of reach of children
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I want a file that imports all files in mathlib. I don't think that there is currently a good way to do that.
Shall I make a PR that for every folder in src/
creates a file all.lean
which imports all files in that folder?
What do you need that for?
I want to write some commands to clean up stuff in mathlib. For example, I have a command now that detects all declarations in all imported files with an argument that is unused. This is often by mistake.
I wouldn't want to commit those all
files in mathlib but you could write a command that generates them when you want to run that command. We can even get Travis to run it
that is reasonable.
I would also like a command to cleanup those files please
ls -R | grep all.*lean | xargs rm
If we use a sh/bash script to do the automation, that makes sense (almost) but if it's scripted from within Lean, let's do the deletion in Lean too
I'm currently writing an sh script to making these all.lean
files. Is there a way of doing it inside Lean? Using the io monad?
Yes, Lean has a file interface that you can use
Is there actually anything wrong with having a permanent all.lean
?
Yes, we need to update it routinely for it to be useful, that's not a useful maintenance burden to take on. Also, it doesn't go in the direction of minimizing dependencies. Finally, it's not a feature of mathlib, it's an implementation of a tool
Ok! :-) Somehow I hadn't thought about the need to constantly update...
See PR #1281. If we ever decide to add the all.lean
files to mathlib, we can also use the mk_all
script to update.
Sorry, I feel like I'm being curt. It's just I think it's really not worth it. It's better to add mk_all
in the build system so that we can be sure that they are up to date when we need them
I'm fine with that.
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After reviewing the limited information on mugwort's effects on dreaming, I decided to put it to the test two nights ago. The mugwort that I had on hand was purchased in Washington state a few years ago, and is a pale-yellow color, with flowers, leaves, and stems. I opted to drink a cup of tea, using approximately one tablespoon of mugwort. After letting it steep for about ten minutes I drank it down, and to my surprise it tasted pretty wonderful, like an aromatic green tea. Almost immediately I felt its effects, which consisted of a subtle lethargy and a bit of clumsiness. I made it to bed a half-hour later, and fell asleep right away. The dreams I had were mundane in content, and almost lucid (I have few lucid dreams normally). What was startling was the 'realness' of the dreams, as they appeared to me in full-on technicolor splendor. I woke up feeling good, surprised that I remembered in great detail my dreams. I usually have good recall, but not THAT good.
So, yesterday I went to an organic herb shop (I now live in the midwest) and bought a half-ounce of mugwort for about ten dollars. This stuff was bright dark-green and contained no stems, but seemed quality. When I got home around dinnertime, I opened the bag and rolled a tobacco-mugwort cigarette and smoked it. Afterwards, I didn't feel stoned exactly, but I became aware of a little grin on my face that wouldn't seem to go away. This lasted for about an hour.
Later in the evening I brewed up a cup of tea, again using about a tablespoon of mugwort. The new mugwort was notably more aromatic than the Washington state stuff, and turned the tea a dark green. I added large quantities of honey and took a sip. Disgusting. It tasted like lawn juice, if that makes any sense. Far too aromatic for me. But I gulped it down, and it was bearable. A half-hour later I brewed another cup, and also took 600mg of vitamin B-6 in pill form, which I've used for dreaming previously, albeit with mixed results. I felt more lethargic than the night before, with the same clumsiness.
After banging my foot on the radiator, I made my way into bed a half-hour after drinking the tea, and drifted off to sleep. The effects on my dreams were about the same as the night before, except that my recall when I woke up was even better, almost as one remembers day-to-day events and conversations. The difference between my two experiments is that I woke up this morning with a nasty headache, which is not normal for me. I don't know whether to attribute this to the mugwort or the B-6.
In summary, mugwort has some very interesting properties, which I will continue to explore. I did not enjoy the taste of smoking it or drinking it, so maybe an extract is in order. It seems like one cup of mugwort tea has about the same effect as two cups, so I am inclined to think that downing a large quantity of the stuff is futile. It is well worth your time if you are interested in exploring your dreams a bit, though I have to recommend seeking out a pale-yellow mugwort over the green stuff, as there seems to be little difference in effects between the two varieties. Happy dreaming!
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java.lang.Object java.util.EventObject javax.naming.event.NamingEvent
public class NamingEvent
This class represents an event fired by a naming/directory service.
The NamingEvent's state consists of
Note that the event source is always the same EventContext instance that the listener has registered with. Furthermore, the names of the bindings in the NamingEvent are always relative to that instance. For example, suppose a listener makes the following registration:
When an object named "x/y" is subsequently deleted, the corresponding NamingEvent (evt) must contain:NamespaceChangeListener listener = ...; src.addNamingListener("x", SUBTREE_SCOPE, listener);
Care must be taken when multiple threads are accessing the same EventContext concurrently. See the package description for more information on threading issues.evt.getEventContext() == src evt.getOldBinding().getName().equals("x/y")
NamingListener
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EventContext
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protected Object |
changeInfo
Contains information about the change that generated this event. |
protected Binding |
newBinding
Contains information about the object after the change. |
static int |
OBJECT_ADDED
Naming event type for indicating that a new object has been added. |
static int |
OBJECT_CHANGED
Naming event type for indicating that an object has been changed. |
static int |
OBJECT_REMOVED
Naming event type for indicating that an object has been removed. |
static int |
OBJECT_RENAMED
Naming event type for indicating that an object has been renamed. |
protected Binding |
oldBinding
Contains information about the object before the change. |
protected int |
type
Contains the type of this event. |
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int type,
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Binding oldBd,
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dispatch(NamingListener listener)
Invokes the appropriate listener method on this event. |
Object |
getChangeInfo()
Retrieves the change information for this event. |
EventContext |
getEventContext()
Retrieves the event source that fired this event. |
Binding |
getNewBinding()
Retrieves the binding of the object after the change. |
Binding |
getOldBinding()
Retrieves the binding of the object before the change. |
int |
getType()
Returns the type of this event. |
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getSource, toString |
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public static final int OBJECT_REMOVED
public static final int OBJECT_RENAMED
The old/new binding in NamingEvent may be null if the old name or new name is outside of the scope for which the listener has registered.
When an interior node in the namespace tree has been renamed, the topmost node which is part of the listener's scope should used to generate a rename event. The extent to which this can be supported is provider-specific. For example, a service might generate rename notifications for all descendants of the changed interior node and the corresponding provider might not be able to prevent those notifications from being propagated to the listeners.
The value of this constant is 2.
public static final int OBJECT_CHANGED
The value of this constant is 3.
protected Object changeInfo
protected int type
OBJECT_ADDED
,
OBJECT_REMOVED
,
OBJECT_RENAMED
,
OBJECT_CHANGED
protected Binding oldBinding
protected Binding newBinding
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public NamingEvent(EventContext source, int type, Binding newBd, Binding oldBd, Object changeInfo)
The names in newBd and oldBd are to be resolved relative to the event source source. For an OBJECT_ADDED event type, newBd must not be null. For an OBJECT_REMOVED event type, oldBd must not be null. For an OBJECT_CHANGED event type, newBd and oldBd must not be null. For an OBJECT_RENAMED event type, one of newBd or oldBd may be null if the new or old binding is outside of the scope for which the listener has registered.
source
- The non-null context that fired this event.type
- The type of the event.newBd
- A possibly null binding before the change. See method description.oldBd
- A possibly null binding after the change. See method description.changeInfo
- A possibly null object containing information about the change.OBJECT_ADDED
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OBJECT_REMOVED
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OBJECT_ADDED
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OBJECT_REMOVED
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OBJECT_RENAMED
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OBJECT_CHANGED
public EventContext getEventContext()
If the result of this method is used to access the event source, for example, to look up the object or get its attributes, then it needs to be locked because implementations of Context are not guaranteed to be thread-safe (and EventContext is a subinterface of Context). See the package description for more information on threading issues.
public Binding getOldBinding()
The binding must be nonnull if the object existed before the change relative to the source context (getEventContext()). That is, it must be nonnull for OBJECT_REMOVED and OBJECT_CHANGED. For OBJECT_RENAMED, it is null if the object before the rename is outside of the scope for which the listener has registered interest; it is nonnull if the object is inside the scope before the rename.
The name in the binding is to be resolved relative to the event source getEventContext(). The object returned by Binding.getObject() may be null if such information is unavailable.
public Binding getNewBinding()
The binding must be nonnull if the object existed after the change relative to the source context (getEventContext()). That is, it must be nonnull for OBJECT_ADDED and OBJECT_CHANGED. For OBJECT_RENAMED, it is null if the object after the rename is outside the scope for which the listener registered interest; it is nonnull if the object is inside the scope after the rename.
The name in the binding is to be resolved relative to the event source getEventContext(). The object returned by Binding.getObject() may be null if such information is unavailable.
public Object getChangeInfo()
public void dispatch(NamingListener listener)
The listener method is executed in the same thread as this method. See the package description for more information on threading issues.
listener
- The nonnull listener.
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This simple picture is unfortunately complicated by the difficulty of defining a suitable equator and equinox. One problem is that the Sun's apparent motion is not completely regular, due to the ellipticity of the Earth's orbit and its continuous disturbance by the Moon and planets. This is dealt with by separating the motion into (i) a smooth and steady mean Sun and (ii) a set of periodic corrections and perturbations; only the former is involved in establishing reference frames and timescales. A second, far larger problem, is that the celestial equator and the ecliptic are both moving with respect to the stars. These motions arise because of the gravitational interactions between the Earth and the other solar-system bodies.
By far the largest effect is the so-called ``precession of the equinoxes'', where the Earth's rotation axis sweeps out a cone centred on the ecliptic pole, completing one revolution in about 26,000 years. The cause of the motion is the torque exerted on the distorted and spinning Earth by the Sun and the Moon. Consider the effect of the Sun alone, at or near the northern summer solstice. The Sun `sees' the top (north pole) of the Earth tilted towards it (by about , the obliquity of the ecliptic), and sees the nearer part of the Earth's equatorial bulge below centre and the further part above centre. Although the Earth is in free fall, the gravitational force on the nearer part of the equatorial bulge is greater than that on the further part, and so there is a net torque acting as if to eliminate the tilt. Six months later the same thing is happening in reverse, except that the torque is still trying to eliminate the tilt. In between (at the equinoxes) the torque shrinks to zero. A torque acting on a spinning body is gyroscopically translated into a precessional motion of the spin axis at right-angles to the torque, and this happens to the Earth. The motion varies during the year, going through two maxima, but always acts in the same direction. The Moon produces the same effect, adding a contribution to the precession which peaks twice per month. The Moon's proximity to the Earth more than compensates for its smaller mass and gravitational attraction, so that it in fact contributes most of the precessional effect.
The complex interactions between the three bodies produce a precessional motion that is wobbly rather than completely smooth. However, the main 26,000-year component is on such a grand scale that it dwarfs the remaining terms, the biggest of which has an amplitude of only and a period of about 18.6 years. This difference of scale makes it convenient to treat these two components of the motion separately. The main 26,000-year effect is called luni-solar precession; the smaller, faster, periodic terms are called the nutation.
Note that precession and nutation are simply different frequency components of the same physical effect. It is a common misconception that precession is caused by the Sun and nutation is caused by the Moon. In fact the Moon is responsible for two-thirds of the precession, and, while it is true that much of the complex detail of the nutation is a reflection of the intricacies of the lunar orbit, there are nonetheless important solar terms in the nutation.
In addition to and quite separate from the precession/nutation effect, the orbit of the Earth-Moon system is not fixed in orientation, a result of the attractions of the planets. This slow (about per year) secular rotation of the ecliptic about a slowly-moving diameter is called, confusingly, planetary precession and, along with the luni-solar precession is included in the general precession. The equator and ecliptic as affected by general precession are what define the various ``mean'' reference frames.
The models for precession and nutation come from a combination of observation and theory, and are subject to continuous refinement. Nutation models in particular have reached a high degree of sophistication, taking into account such things as the non-rigidity of the Earth and the effects of the planets; SLALIB's nutation model (IAU 1980) involves 106 terms in each of (longitude) and (obliquity), some as small as .
SLALIB --- Positional Astronomy Library


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#include <Bootstrap.h>
Public Types | |
| using | ConstConfigList = std::vector< const config::Config * > |
Public Member Functions | |
| std::unique_ptr< const config::Config > | loadConfig () const |
| std::string | findConfig () const |
| void | boot (const config::Config &bootConfig) |
| Component * | _createCoreComp (const config::Config &compConfig) |
| Dependencies | _initCoreComp (Component *component) |
| void | createCoreComponents (ConstConfigList &componentConfigs, std::vector< Component *> &coreComponents) |
| void | initializeCoreComponent (ConstConfigList &componentConfigs, const std::vector< Component *> &coreComponents, std::unordered_map< CompId, Dependencies > &coreCompDeps) |
| void | initializeAppLifeCycle (const std::vector< Component *> &coreComponents) |
| void | satisfyAndFinalize (std::unordered_map< CompId, Dependencies > &coreCompDeps) |
| void | finalizeAppLifeCycle (const std::vector< Component *> &coreComponents) |
Bootstrap is responsible for setting up the components that are required by theoria to implement its feature set. As some features may be enabled, disabled or tweaked by user a bootstrap.toml file is used to configure Bootstrap
| void Bootstrap::boot | ( | const config::Config & | bootConfig | ) |
Bootstrap theoria by processing the bootstrap config and registering the required core components
| std::string Bootstrap::findConfig | ( | ) | const |
Find the location of the bootstrap.toml file. This location is configurable via command line, env var and OS specific locations. See theoria docs for details
| std::unique_ptr< const config::Config > Bootstrap::loadConfig | ( | ) | const |
Load bootstrap config


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| File name | Current appending file. |
| Time | Elapsed time from start operation. |
| Speed | Count processing bytes per second. |
| Ratio | Compression ratio. |
| Processed files | Current and total count. |
| Processed size | In bytes from start operation. |
| Total size | To complete processing. |