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%, 95, CI, risk, associated_with, =, factors, infection, study, interval |
173 |
25 |
| t02 |
polymorphism(s), allele, susceptibility, genotype(s), snps, TT, SARS, NPC |
23 |
0 |
| t03 |
children, viral, viruses, RSV, aor, oxygen, bronchiolitis, apnea, coinfection, virus |
16 |
0 |
| t04 |
COVID-19, studies, meta-analysis, -, WMD, databases, pubmed, severe, RR, subgroup |
19 |
13 |
| t05 |
HR, hazard, cox, hazard_ratio, lung, patients, LRTI, proportional, HC, cancer |
15 |
2 |
| t06 |
wheezing, asthma, recurrent, respiratory_infections, atopic, home, infants, infections, dampness, children |
12 |
0 |
| t07 |
AOR, vaccine, influenza, FRI, hand, masks, hcws, washing, household, vaccination |
15 |
0 |
| t08 |
-, measles, 0.97, 0.96, readmission, TTDS, specificity, DNI, stay, medicare |
10 |
2 |
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herd(s), calves, farms, calf, BNP, HM, feeding, ci, cirrhosis |
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2 |
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cats, cannabis, cold, exposures, dampness-related, CFR, deaths, duration, ige, CVIR |
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public final class FactoryFinder
extends java.lang.Object
FactoryFinder implements the standard discovery algorithm for all factory objects specified in the Jakarta Server Faces APIs. For a given factory class name, a corresponding implementation class is searched for based on the following algorithm. Items are listed in order of decreasing search precedence:
If the Jakarta Server Faces configuration file bundled into the WEB-INF
directory of the webapp contains
a factory
entry of the given factory class name, that factory is used.
If the Jakarta Server Faces configuration files named by the jakarta.faces.CONFIG_FILES
ServletContext
init parameter contain any factory
entries of the given factory class name,
those injectionProvider are used, with the last one taking precedence.
If there are any Jakarta Server Faces configuration files bundled into the META-INF
directory of any
jars on the ServletContext
's resource paths, the factory
entries of the given factory class
name in those files are used, with the last one taking precedence.
If a META-INF/services/{factory-class-name}
resource is visible to the web application class loader for
the calling application (typically as a injectionProvider of being present in the manifest of a JAR file), its first
line is read and assumed to be the name of the factory implementation class to use.
If none of the above steps yield a match, the Jakarta Server Faces implementation specific class is used.
If any of the injectionProvider found on any of the steps above happen to have a one-argument constructor, with
argument the type being the abstract factory class, that constructor is invoked, and the previous match is passed to
the constructor. For example, say the container vendor provided an implementation of
FacesContextFactory
, and identified it in
META-INF/services/jakarta.faces.context.FacesContextFactory
in a jar on the webapp ClassLoader. Also say
this implementation provided by the container vendor had a one argument constructor that took a
FacesContextFactory
instance. The FactoryFinder
system would call that one-argument
constructor, passing the implementation of FacesContextFactory
provided by the Jakarta Server Faces
implementation.
If a Factory implementation does not provide a proper one-argument constructor, it must provide a zero-arguments constructor in order to be successfully instantiated.
Once the name of the factory implementation class is located, the web application class loader for the calling application is requested to load this class, and a corresponding instance of the class will be created. A side effect of this rule is that each web application will receive its own instance of each factory class, whether the Jakarta Server Faces implementation is included within the web application or is made visible through the container's facilities for shared libraries.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
APPLICATION_FACTORY
The property name for the
ApplicationFactory class name. |
static java.lang.String |
CLIENT_WINDOW_FACTORY
The property name for the
ClientWindowFactory class name. |
static java.lang.String |
EXCEPTION_HANDLER_FACTORY
The property name for the |
static java.lang.String |
EXTERNAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY
The property name for the |
static java.lang.String |
FACELET_CACHE_FACTORY
The property name for the |
static java.lang.String |
FACES_CONTEXT_FACTORY
The property name for the
FacesContextFactory class name. |
static java.lang.String |
FLASH_FACTORY
The property name for the |
static java.lang.String |
FLOW_HANDLER_FACTORY
The property name for the |
static java.lang.String |
LIFECYCLE_FACTORY
The property name for the
LifecycleFactory class name. |
static java.lang.String |
PARTIAL_VIEW_CONTEXT_FACTORY
The property name for the |
static java.lang.String |
RENDER_KIT_FACTORY
The property name for the
RenderKitFactory class name. |
static java.lang.String |
SEARCH_EXPRESSION_CONTEXT_FACTORY
The property name for the |
static java.lang.String |
TAG_HANDLER_DELEGATE_FACTORY
The property name for the |
static java.lang.String |
VIEW_DECLARATION_LANGUAGE_FACTORY
The property name for the |
static java.lang.String |
VISIT_CONTEXT_FACTORY
The property name for the |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.Object |
getFactory(java.lang.String factoryName)
Create (if necessary) and return a per-web-application instance of the
appropriate implementation class for the specified Jakarta Server Faces factory class, based on the discovery
algorithm described in the class description.
|
static void |
releaseFactories()
Release any references to factory instances associated with the class
loader for the calling web application.
|
static void |
setFactory(java.lang.String factoryName,
java.lang.String implName)
This method will store the argument
factoryName/implName mapping in such a way that getFactory(java.lang.String)
will find this mapping when searching for a match. |
public static final java.lang.String APPLICATION_FACTORY
The property name for the ApplicationFactory
class name.
public static final java.lang.String CLIENT_WINDOW_FACTORY
The property name for the ClientWindowFactory
class name.
public static final java.lang.String EXCEPTION_HANDLER_FACTORY
The property name for the ExceptionHandlerFactory
class name.
public static final java.lang.String EXTERNAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY
The property name for the ExternalContextFactory
class name.
public static final java.lang.String FACES_CONTEXT_FACTORY
The property name for the FacesContextFactory
class name.
public static final java.lang.String FACELET_CACHE_FACTORY
The property name for the FaceletCacheFactory
class name.
public static final java.lang.String FLASH_FACTORY
The property name for the FlashFactory
class name.
public static final java.lang.String FLOW_HANDLER_FACTORY
The property name for the FlowHandlerFactory
class name.
public static final java.lang.String PARTIAL_VIEW_CONTEXT_FACTORY
The property name for the PartialViewContextFactory
class name.
public static final java.lang.String VISIT_CONTEXT_FACTORY
The property name for the VisitContextFactory
class name.
public static final java.lang.String LIFECYCLE_FACTORY
The property name for the LifecycleFactory
class name.
public static final java.lang.String RENDER_KIT_FACTORY
The property name for the RenderKitFactory
class name.
public static final java.lang.String VIEW_DECLARATION_LANGUAGE_FACTORY
The property name for the ViewDeclarationLanguage
class name.
public static final java.lang.String TAG_HANDLER_DELEGATE_FACTORY
The property name for the TagHandlerDelegate
class name.
public static final java.lang.String SEARCH_EXPRESSION_CONTEXT_FACTORY
The property name for the SearchExpressionContext
class name.
public static java.lang.Object getFactory(java.lang.String factoryName) throws FacesException
Create (if necessary) and return a per-web-application instance of the appropriate implementation class for the specified Jakarta Server Faces factory class, based on the discovery algorithm described in the class description.
The standard injectionProvider and wrappers in Jakarta Server Faces all implement the interface FacesWrapper
.
If the returned Object
is an implementation of one of the standard injectionProvider, it must be legal
to cast it to an instance of FacesWrapper
and call FacesWrapper.getWrapped()
on the instance.
factoryName
- Fully qualified name of the Jakarta Server Faces factory for which an implementation instance is
requestedFacesException
- if the web application class loader cannot be identifiedFacesException
- if an instance of the configured factory implementation class cannot be loadedFacesException
- if an instance of the configured factory implementation class cannot be instantiatedjava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if factoryName
does not identify a standard Jakarta Server Faces
factory namejava.lang.IllegalStateException
- if there is no configured factory implementation class for the specified factory namejava.lang.NullPointerException
- if factoryname
is nullpublic static void setFactory(java.lang.String factoryName, java.lang.String implName)
This method will store the argument factoryName/implName
mapping in such a way that getFactory(java.lang.String)
will find this mapping when searching for a match.
This method has no effect if getFactory()
has already been called looking for a factory for this
factoryName
.
This method can be used by implementations to store a factory mapping while parsing the Faces configuration file
factoryName
- the name to be used in a subsequent call to getFactory(java.lang.String)
.implName
- the fully qualified class name of the factory corresponding to factoryName
.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if factoryName
does not identify a standard Jakarta Server Faces
factory namejava.lang.NullPointerException
- if factoryname
is nullpublic static void releaseFactories() throws FacesException
Release any references to factory instances associated with the class loader for the calling web application. This method must be called during of web application shutdown.
FacesException
- if the web application class loader cannot be identified


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Make HTTP GET request to /api/timestamp to get current time as UTC time string and UNIX epoch time value in JSON
Make HTTP GET request with route param:


Equivalent to clicking the Report Manager command on the View menu and then selecting a report in the Report Manager dialog box and clicking the Delete button. Removes a report definition from the active workbook.
If this function is not available, you must install the Report Manager add-in.
Syntax
REPORT.DELETE(report_name)
Report_name specifies the name of the report to be removed. Report_name can be any text that does not contain quotation marks.
Remarks
REPORT.DELETE returns the #VALUE error value if report_name is invalid or if the workbook is protected.
Related Functions
REPORT.DEFINE Creates a report
REPORT.PRINT Prints a report
REPORT.GET Returns information about reports defined for the active workbook
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| struct AccessibleTableModelChange |
|
- Description
- This structure lets an event give access to a change of a table model.
The data members of the AccessibleTableModelChange structure
give access to the type and cell range of a change of a table model. See
AccessibleTableModelChangeType for details of the change
type. The range of the affected rows, columns, and/or cells can be
obtained by accessing the other four data members.
- Since
- OOo 1.1.2
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| Elements' Details |
| Type
|
FirstRow
long FirstRow;
- Description
- The lowest index of a row that has changed.
The first row that has been changed or that contains
modified cells.
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LastRow
long LastRow;
- Description
- The highest index of a row that has changed.
The last row that has been changed or that contains modified
cells.
|
|
FirstColumn
long FirstColumn;
- Description
- The lowest index of a column that has changed.
The first column that has been changed or contains modified
cells.
|
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LastColumn
long LastColumn;
- Description
- The highest index of a column that has changed.
The last column that has been changed or contains modified
cells.
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Chapter 8: Examples and Other Technologies
Examples
We can do thousands of examples with this technology. It is as simple as taking any other example from another language and see how it would be written in STxT. Perhaps the simplest would be an example that comes from XML, as it has many things in common with STxT (the next chapter discusses this topic in particular).
I have obtained many examples from Wikipedia.
One (invented) xml example would be:
<Library> <Book id="1"> <Title>The Fellowship of the Ring</Title> <Author>J.R.R. Tolkien</Author> <Language>EN</Language> <Published>29 July 1954</Published> <Genre>High fantasy Adventure</Genre> </Book> <Book id="2"> <Title>The Two Towers</Title> <Author>J.R.R. Tolkien</Author> <ISBN>76542</ISBN> <Language>EN</Language> <Published>11 November 1954</Published> <Genre>High fantasy Adventure</Genre> </Book> <Book id="3"> <Title>The Return of the King</Title> <Author>J.R.R. Tolkien</Author> <ISBN>12345</ISBN> <Language>EN</Language> <Published>20 October 1955</Published> <Genre>High fantasy Adventure</Genre> </Book> </Library>
The same thing if we pass it to STxT:
Library (www.examples.com/demo.stxt): Book: id: 1 Title: The Fellowship of the Ring Author: J.R.R. Tolkien Language: EN Published: 29 July 1954 Genre: High fantasy Adventure Book: id: 2 Title: The Two Towers Author: J.R.R. Tolkien ISBN: 76542 Language: EN Published: 11 November 1954 Genre: High fantasy Adventure Book: id: 3 Title: The Return of the King Author: J.R.R. Tolkien ISBN: 12345 Language: EN Published: 20 October 1955 Genre: High fantasy Adventure
Another example in XML:
<email> <from>John Smith</from> <to>Mery Adams</to> <cc>Keyla Brown<cc> <title>Project report</title> <body>Hello Mery!! The book is finished!!</body> </email>
In STxT it transforms into:
Email (www.example.com/email.stxt): From: John Smith To: Mery Adams Cc: Keyla Brown Title: Project report Body: Hello Mery!! The book is finished!!
We see that the conversion between the two formats is immediate, but the STxT is much better looking. By the way, STxT always has a grammar, while XML does not until a dtd or an xsd are not applied.
Wikipedia (*)
I feel great admiration for wikipedia. I think it is one of the best projects that have been created on the Internet.
How could it benefit from STxT?
Well, wikipedia could have different templates: actors, politicians, tv series, films, cities, countries, rivers,... sharing grammars in many cases. For example, both actors and politicians can have biographies, but actors can also have a listing of films.
In addition, a mixture of STxT with the wikipedia language would be very interesting. I think that this is a point where STxT beats most languages. The mixture with the so-called "lightweight markup languages" is really spectacular.
Thus, mixed texts can be made of the following style:
City (www.wikipedia.org/city.stxt): Name: Barcelona Autonomous Community: Catalonia Country: Spain History: {{Main|History of Barcelona}} The founding of Barcelona is the subject of two different legends. The first attributes the founding of the city to the mythological [[Hercules]]. The second legend attributes the foundation of the city directly to the historical [[Carthage|Carthaginian]] [[Hamilcar Barca]], father of [[Hannibal]], who named the city ''Barcino'' after his family in the 3rd century BC. ...
Another advantage is that with STxT we would not only have "templates" of how a city information should be, but we could also apply styles and formats depending on the document type.
STxT and other technologies
Lightweight markup language
Lightweight markup languages have had a spectacular boom thanks to projects like Wikipedia. Thanks to them we can define text in a much simpler way than having to write tags as with HTML. But they have a big deficiency: They do not have a clear structure and semantics.
What's more, almost all of them deal with the text style:
- Bold
- Italic
- Lists of elements
- Data tables
- ...
It’s surprising to see what we can achieve if we combine these languages with STxT. We get text that is easy to interpret, with defined semantics, and with the expressiveness of both languages.
One example:
Product: Name: Magic memory Price: €10 Description: This product produces a //magical rejuvenation// of your memory and provides an **immediate** effect on everyone who tries it. Effects: * Quick memorization * Automatic learning * Greater concentration
We see that we have given structure thanks to STxT, but the description is given with a wikipedia style.
The union of STxT with Lightweight markup languages is simply spectacular
Tex, Latex
Please forgive me if I criticize a lot. I never do it without giving an alternative or a reason. I like constructive criticism ;-) I've seen that one of the objectives of TeX is that a document be printed the same now as in 100 years. It had seemed perfect... until now. Now I believe that the objective should be that it means the same now as 100 years from now, and that it is understood now and in 100 years. And the more people the better. This is not achieved with TeX, but it is with STxT. A document is understood today and 100 years from now. How do I think it should evolve? I would make documents in STxT, would specify a grammar for the different types of documents, would allow TeX elements (such as formulas) in the same way that is done with lightweight markup languages, and would use TeX as rendering engine.
I dare say that TeX is unbeatable in terms of rendering; and I think that it will be at least for 100 years more ;-)
What would a document look like? Well, a simple example would be something like this:
Article (www.latex.com/article.stxt): Title: Author: References: Reference: Title: Year: ISBN: Reference: Title: Year: ISBN: Paragraph: This is a mathematical formula: Formula: \begin{eqnarray} x&=&y\\ x^2&=&xy\\ x^2-y^2&=&xy-y^2\\ (x+y)(x-y)&=&y(x-y)\\ x+y&=&y\\ 2y&=&y\quad \mbox{(first ecuation)}\\ 2&=&1 \end{eqnarray} Paragraph: Hello World!!
In fact, now that we can think in STxT, maybe it’s time to make formulas a different way, or a more simplified notation, such as:
Article (www.latex.com/article.stxt): Title: Author: References: Reference: Title: Year: ISBN: Reference: Title: Year: ISBN: Paragraph: This is a mathematical formula: Formula: Array: Element: x&=&y Element: x^2&=&xy Element: x^2-y^2&=&xy-y^2 Element: (x+y)(x-y)&=&y(x-y) Element: x+y&=&y Complex: Element: 2y&=&y\quad Element: mbox{(first ecuation)} 2&=&1 Paragraph: Hello World!!
Well, there are thousands of possibilities and ways of approaching the problem, I leave it up to you to practice with them ;-D
What have we gained with respect to just TeX?
- Ease in creating documents
- UTF-8
- Defined structure
- Semantic text
- Readable text
And in addition, we have kept the compactness in the creation of mathematical formulas and in other elements where TeX is really a great language.
JSON (*)
JSON in general has nothing to do with STxT, but there are certain moments where they might compete with each other. I am thinking in web services with REST. I bet for STxT, because it is as easy (or more) to parse as JSON, and it gives documents a clear meaning. In addition, it is more flexible and easier to read when we embed a large quantity of text, whereas in JSON all the escape characters must always be taken into account.
But you there is no need to worry too much. Apart from web services, I don't think that JSON and STxT are direct competitors, due to their different field of application.
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There are other languages that may be similar to STxT, but I believe that none of them have been made with the same approach. For example, YAML has some similarities in the way that it uses indentation, or CofeeScript, which having a sometimes similar appearance, has nothing to do with STxT.
STxT aims to provide structure and semantics to the document, while at the same time allowing a readable text for the majority of people, regardless of their computer knowledge.


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The map below represents alcohol consumption in the year 2013 for the 34 nations in which data was collected. The darker the color of a nation, the greater the liters per capita.
Click on the name of a country below to see a line graph representing their alcohol consumption over the past 50+ years
| Australia | Austria | Belgium | Brazil |
| Canada | Chile | China | Colombia |
| Costa Rica | Czech Republic | Denmark | Estonia |
| Finland | France | Germany | Greece |
| Hungary | Iceland | India | Indonesia |
| Ireland | Italy | Japan | Korea |
| Latvia | Lithuania | Luxembourg | Mexico |
| Netherlands | New Zealand | Norway | Poland |
| Portugal | Russia | Slovak Republic | Slovenia |
| South Africa | Spain | Sweden | Switzerland |
| Turkey | United Kingdom | United States | Lithuania |
| Country | Substance | Age Range | Liters per Capita | Year |
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Topics covered:
Upload data
Merge tables
Configure InfoWindow
Style
Update permissions
Embed Map Visualization in web page
Advanced Topics:
Google Maps API Fusion Tables Layer
Download the Data
- Download the file here: Singapore_population_data 2011_by_Zone.csv.
Upload Data to Fusion Tables
- Go to Google Drive
- If you have not already created a Google account, create a Google account and then sign in. Do NOT use your hyper island account or a business account. Fusion Tables is only available from personal gmail accounts.
- Select Create -> Fusion Table (If it's not there, you have to press "Connect more apps" and search for fusion tables)
- Click Choose File.
- Browse to find the XML file that you downloaded.
- Click Next >>.
- Click Next >> again.
- Update the Table name to Singapore Population Data by Zone 2011. Add any attribution data and/or change the description.
- Click Finish.
Merge tables
Now that you have the population data in Fusion Tables, we're going to want to visualize it. But the data we have doesn't actual have any actual addresses....All it has is the name of areas. What we can do is find another fusion table that contains the shapes of the areas, and then merge both of them together.
Check out this table here.
It contains the shapes of all planning areas in Singapore. Fusion Tables has special handling for KML (Keyhole Markup Language) that is used to represent geographical features such as points, lines and polygons / boundaries. The table containing areas has two columns we are interested in: one for the name of the area labeled "name", and one labeled "geometry" where each cell has KML for the corresponding boundary.
- Make sure you have the Population table you created open in your browser.
- In the Population table, select File -> Merge.
- paste the following URL in the Text box under Or paste a web address here:: https://www.google.com/fusiontables/DataSource?docid=1eQvVXJSwwJTISJ4C2FDz99w3ArYUjwXHn97-6nI
- Click the Next button.
- Select the columns you want to merge on. Make sure the dropdown on the left is set to DGP Zone/Subzone , and the dropdown on the right is set to name . These columns both have names of areas in the same format. Merge works by looking for exact matches in the selected columns and then linking matching rows together.
- Press Next
- (Here is where you can optionally discard columns. We don't care about that right now). Click Merge
- Select View table. You are now brought to a new table that has all the data merged in. Hooray!
- At the top of the page there is a little red + icon. Click it, and press Add map
- You now see a sweet map with the boundaries of Singapore highlighted. Feel free to zoom and move around. Click on one of the polygons on the map to see what is displayed in the InfoWindow.
Configure the InfoWindow
Now let's customize the content in the InfoWindow.
- On the left hand column, click on Change info window layout....
- Select the Custom tab.
- This lets you update what is shown when you click on an area. This is pure HTML. You can play around and format the infowindow as you please.
Styling
Now add some styling to the map to create an interesting visualization of the data.
- Click On the left sidebar, select Tools -> Change Feature Styles.
- Select Fill color under Polygons in the left column.
- Select the Gradient tab.
- Select the radio button next to Show a gradient.
- In the drop-down menu next to Column, select Total Population.
- Click on the 'use this range' link
- Select any colors you want in the drop-down menus or keep the default.
- Click Save when done.
- The map will be updated with the new style.
Filtering
Let's say we only want to display areas with more than 100 000 people.
- Click the Filter button at the top left of the map
- Select "total population" as the property you are filtering on.
- Play around with the range and see how it affects the map.
Sharing and Permissions
- Click the Share button in the top right corner.
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t the link that says Change... under the "Who has access" section. Select Anyone with the link or Public, and then press Save. The visibility will be updated immediately on selection.
- Close the window by pressing Done.
Embedding a Fusion Tables Map Visualization in an HTML page
- Create a new html file on your computer and then inside FusionTables, go to Tools-> Publish, and copy the line under "Paste HTML to embed in a website". Paste that in your html file, save, and then open the html file in your browser. Bravo!
Advanced: Using the Google Maps API FusionTablesLayer to Display the map
- Go back to your Fusion Table, and go to the "ROWS" view (not the map one). Hover over the "Total Population" column name, and a little arrow should pop up. Click on it, and go "Change". Rename the table to 'population'.
- Go back to the map view you made, and press Tools -> Publish... again.
- Instead of selecting the embedding stuff, click on the Get HTML and Javascript part. Select all the code in there.
- Inside your code editor, create a new file (File -> New File). Paste the code that you copied from Fusion tables in there.
- Save the file. Call it map.html
- Open the file in your browser. You should see the map
- Now, go back to your code. Update the query sent to the Fusion Table Layer to include a filter. To do so modify "where" clause below, at line 43 as follows:
- Refresh the page in the browser, and you should now only see areas that have population counts over 100 000. Feel free to explore!
query: {
select: 'geometry',from: tableid,where: 'population > 100 000'
(Don't worry if the "from" and "select" lines look different from the ones above. You just care about the line that has "where" on it)},


{% extends "diversity/base.html" %} {% block title %}Django Community Diversity Statement - Changes{% endblock %} {% block og_title %}Django Community Diversity Statement - Changes{% endblock %} {% block content %}
We're (mostly) programmers, so we'll track changes to the diversity statement the same way we track changes to code. All changes will proposed via a pull request to the djangoproject.com repository on GitHub. Changes will be reviewed by the membership first, and then sent to the DSF, the Django core team, and the Django community for comment. We'll hold a comment period of at least one week, and then each group will vote on the change using its normal process (a board for the DSF, a core dev vote for the core team). Approved changes will be merged, published, and noted below.
This only applies to material changes; changes that don't effect the intent (typo fixes, re-wordings, etc.) can be made immediately.
A complete list of changes can always be found on GitHub; major changes and releases are summarized below.


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This getHoldability method is specified by the getHoldability method in the java.sql.ResultSet interface.
To set the result set holdability, applications can use the setHoldability method of the SQLServerConnection class. After the setHoldability method is called and the statement object and its result set object are created and the statement is executed, the application may need to change the holdability again.
For server cursors, when connected to SQL Server 2005 or later, setting holdability affects only the holdability of new result sets that are yet to be created on that connection. However, with SQL Server 2000, setting holdability affects the holdability of both existing result sets and new result sets that are yet to be created on that connection.
When the holdability is reset and the getHoldability method is called on the previously created result set object, the value returned by this method may be different than the holdability value returned by the following methods: Statement.getResultSetHoldability, Connection.getHoldability, or DatabaseMetaData.getResultSetHoldability.


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C++ classes to embed R in C++ applications The 'RInside' packages makes it easier to have "R inside" your C++ application by providing a C++ wrapper class providing the R interpreter. As R itself is embedded into your application, a shared library build of R is required. This works on Linux, OS X and even on Windows provided you use the same tools used to build R itself. Numerous examples are provided in the eight subdirectories of the examples/ directory of the installed package: standard, mpi (for parallel computing) qt (showing how to embed 'RInside' inside a Qt GUI application), wt (showing how to build a "web-application" using the Wt toolkit), armadillo (for 'RInside' use with 'RcppArmadillo') and eigen (for 'RInside' use with 'RcppEigen'). The example use GNUmakefile(s) with GNU extensions, so a GNU make is required (and will use the GNUmakefile automatically). Doxygen-generated documentation of the C++ classes is available at the 'RInside' website as well.
| Version: | 0.2.14 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10.0) |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.11.0) |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Published: | 2017-05-05 |
| Author: | Dirk Eddelbuettel and Romain Francois |
| Maintainer: | Dirk Eddelbuettel <edd at debian.org> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/eddelbuettel/rinside/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://dirk.eddelbuettel.com/code/rinside.html |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | README NEWS ChangeLog |
| In views: | HighPerformanceComputing |
| CRAN checks: | RInside results |
| Reference manual: | RInside.pdf |
| Package source: | RInside_0.2.14.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: RInside_0.2.14.zip, r-release: RInside_0.2.14.zip, r-oldrel: RInside_0.2.14.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: RInside_0.2.14.tgz, r-oldrel: RInside_0.2.14.tgz |
| Old sources: | RInside archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=RInside to link to this page.


This is an attempt to implement web charts with d3.js library, as a bonus assignment for my university course. The Point Of Sale data are only for educational reasons. The data were cleanced, tranformed and aggregated in order to be ready for data mining. Clustering was implemented with Rapid Miner and the results are plotted below:
Below you can find a Baskets per Weekday and Cluster chart. Using the selector, you can pick the cluster of your choice and on the chart to the right, the number of basket for each day of week will be shown. Notice that Sunday is missing, since the Supermarket is not operating that day.
Based on the charts, we can observe that Dairy and Personal Care are the most popular and lucrative clusters for the Supermarket. We can also notice that Diary baskets are decreased on Wednesday and Friday, which are fasting days for the Orthodox Greeks. In conclusion, using visualisations we can extract valuable information about some unstructured data, which can help us make strategic decisions.


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Stuart Little (1999) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com/ Member: Online Film Critics Society
Starring Jonathan Lipnicki, Geena Davis, Hugh Laurie. Featuring the voice talents of Michael J. Fox, Nathan Lane, Chad Palminteri, Steve Zahn. Directed by Rob Minkoff. Rated PG.
Stuart Little is a wonderful movie, one of the year's best live action family offerings and a great example of non-intrusive CGI. It's a fairy tale from beginning to end, a story where logic is as irrelevant as in Cinderella or in Little Red Riding Hood. E.B. White, who wrote the beloved children's book on which this delightful yarn is based, was clearly concerned with creating a world completely different from the one we live in, and Rob Minkoff's movie succeeds in recreating White's (who also wrote Charlotte's Web) vision.
The movie opens on the day when George Little's parents (Geena Davis and Hugh Laurie; George himself is played by Jonathan "The Human Head Weighs Eight Pounds" Lipnicki) are supposed to visit the local orphanage and adopt a little brother for him. He's unabashedly excited, but his bubble is burst when, upon his arrival home from school, he finds that Mr. and Mrs. Little have adopted not a little boy, but Stuart, a little homeless mouse. Stuart is voiced by that great animal impersonator Michael J. Fox (see the Homeward Bound movies) and is one talkative rodent.
Mr. and Mrs. Little treat Stuart as a beloved member of the family; unfortunately, George refuses at first to accept a mouse as a brother and the family cat, Snowbell, has an unreserved contempt for the thing. Since Stuart is a member of the family, he is a mouse with a pet cat: a fact very damaging to Snowbell's pride. In a daring, surprising plot twist, the feline enlists the help of some cat gangsters to take Stuart out of the picture.
Meanwhile, Stuart earns George's affections by helping him win a miniature sailing race. From that point on, George accepts Stuart as a brother and is horrified when he is taken away from him by a pair of mice who may or may not be Stuart's real parents.
Stuart Little's chief delight is perhaps the extraordinarily witty script written by the noveau riche The Sixth Sense scribe M. Night Shyamalan.  "My mother was the reason you didn't go into Central Park at night!") but is also strikingly well-done; sentimental but not gooey, reasonably complex but not convoluted.
The film's gimmick (for want of a better word) is that nobody in it is one bit surprised to see a mouse that talks and walks upright. Nor does anyone really question the Littles' decision to adopt a rodent, beyond a cautionary "Inter-species adoptions tend not to work out." This helps to create the impression that the events in the film are occuring in a world nothing like our own. Stuart Little is similar to efforts like Babe: Pig in the City in its creation of an enchanting parallel universe.
Jonathan Lipnicki has not quite outgrown his cuteness, though he's damn close to it, and he turns in a more than serviceable performance. The role is a non-demanding one, but the kid handles it admirably; he's appealing but not too cloying. Geena Davis and Hugh Laurie don't get to actually act much as the parents, but they are effective in a cheesy Brady Bunch sort of way. Michael J. Fox gives a great voiceover performance as Stuart, really establishing the animal as a character; making him a likable screen presence.
I really enjoyed Stuart Little. I think kids will get a kick out of it and adults will like it just as much. It really is good: smart, clever, funny, extremely entertaining; if not terribly profound. This is one "boy and his [insert name of pet animal here]" story that's worth checking out.
Grade: B+
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Fake News Buster: Photo of CPI leader shared as image from JNU protest
by Bangalore Mirror BureauTHE CLAIM
A photo of police personnel taking a woman into a van is doing the rounds on social media. The image is being circulated with a claim that it is a photo captured during the protest by Jawaharlal Nehru University students against the varsity’s decision to increase the fees.
SO, WHAT’S THE TRUTH?
However, the photograph being circulated had been published by several news publications, which identified the woman as Communist Party of India leader Annie Raja, during a protest against the clean chit given to former Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi over allegations of sexual harassment.


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I am a Senior at Lincoln East High School who's considering a major in Secondary Education or Business Administration. The most important thing for me when it comes to colleges is the ability to get involved. In high school I was involved in numerous sports such as baseball and cross country and I also served on the student council for 3 years.
School's I've Applied To:
• University of Nebraska-Lincoln
• Southeast Community College
To-Do:
• Enrollment deposit for UNL
• Enrollment deposit for SCC


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Passengers flying to Delhi from four cities to get pollution masks: AirAsia India
The initiative is being taken in view of high pollution levels in Delhi, the airline said, adding that PM 2.5 particles can 'reach deep into the lungs'.
by PTIAirAsia India on November 19 said it is entering into a partnership with health technology start-up Mfine to provide pollution masks to its passengers taking flights to Delhi from Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Mumbai and Kolkata.
The initiative is being taken in view of high pollution levels in Delhi, the airline said, adding that PM 2.5 particles can "reach deep into the lungs".
PM 2.5 are tiny particulate matter less than 2.5 microns in diameter.
"The campaign will commence on November 19, 2019, and end on November 29, 2019," it said in a statement.
In the winters, there is a dip in the minimum temperature that makes the air cold and heavy, making it easier for accumulation of pollutants close to the ground, the airline said.
"This tie up with Mfine is intended to help guests cope with changing environmental conditions in the city and stay healthy," it said.Get access to India's fastest growing financial subscriptions service Moneycontrol Pro for as little as Rs 599 for first year. Use the code "GETPRO". Moneycontrol Pro offers you all the information you need for wealth creation including actionable investment ideas, independent research and insights & analysis For more information, check out the Moneycontrol website or mobile app.


First Look Video Of Ford Bronco R Baja Racer
Join us for a ride-along in Ford's newest high-speed off-roader.
by Christopher SmithFord caught us by surprise just a little bit today with its Bronco R – a prototype Baja racer that is also a teaser for the street-legal machine folks will eventually be able to buy. We were only a little bit surprised because Motor1.com’s Gabriel Vega was actually at Ford’s Bronco R event in the desert near Las Vegas. With camera in tow, he got up-close and personal to the boxy off-roader, and that was before jumping into the barebones cockpit for a ride.
A Preview Of What's To Come:
Ford tells us this machine hints at what the production Bronco will look like. It’s a tantalizing preview for sure, though we also know it’s extensively modified for racing. Among other things, the chassis utilizes Fox suspension components that deliver 14 inches of travel in front, and a full 18 inches at the rear. Massive 37-inch tires stick well beyond the Bronco R’s already wide fenders – all the better for high-speed off-roading but don’t expect this look find its way to production models.
Gallery: Ford Bronco R
As for power, Ford didn’t offer any details aside from saying the engine has two turbochargers. That could mean a few different variations of Ford’s EcoBoost V6, though our man on the ground thought the engine resembled the 2.7-liter mill. As you can see from the video and photos, the Bronco R is most decidedly a purpose-built racing machine, though we’re a bit said the ride-along didn’t include some airborne antics.
Bronco News:
There’s still no official word on when the production Bronco will arrive, but Ford is planning to take the Bronco R to Baja later in November for the legendary 1,000-mile off-road event.


Google Summer of Code: information for students
Want to get involved with Google Summer of Code?
These ideas were contributed by our developers and users. They are sometimes vague or incomplete. If you wish to submit a proposal based on these ideas, you may wish to contact the developers and find out more about the particular suggestion you’re looking at.
Being accepted as a Google Summer of Code student is quite competitive. Accepted students typically have thoroughly researched the technologies of their proposed project and have been in frequent contact with potential mentors. Simply copying and pasting an idea here will not work. On the other hand, creating a completely new idea without first consulting potential mentors is unlikely to work out.
When writing your proposal or asking for help from the general community of Developers Italia don’t assume everyone is familiar with the ideas here.
If there is no specific contact given you can ask questions on our Slack. You can get an invite here. If you don’t know who your point of contact should be, don’t be shy, there is a channel called #welcome just for this!
Open ideas
Well prepared proposals from capable students have an outstanding chance of getting selected. We consider proposals for all skill levels ranging from simple to crazy hard and everything in between. Introduce yourself, and we’ll help you plan one right for you.
Remember that project descriptions are just initial ideas. You must expand with considerably more detail. Change the goals to fit your experience and interests.
Note for the community. Each project on the Ideas list should include:
- a project title/description;
- more detailed description of the project (2-5 sentences);
- expected outcomes;
- skills required/preferred;
- possible mentors.
And, if possible, an easy, medium or hard rating of each project.
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Agave CMS Agave is a free and open source static website generator. The Agave project is currently active and some major milestones have already been reached. As such, this GSoC project will be focused on consolidating the application in order to be considered production ready. Activities will span fullstack from the consolidation of the infrastructure technologies (i.e., prepare the easy deployment) to the templating side, where some work is needed in order to produce solid final templates. Mentor: Ask on the #design-dev channel on our slack once you start having a basic idea. Expected outcome: On the infrastructure side, desired outcomes involve a robust, tested and production ready dockerized environment. For what concerns the templating end, the complete implementation of the Bootstrap Italia directives has to be achieved so that the websites created by using Agave end up being 100% compatible with the Italian design guidelines. Required skills:
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Medium | #design-dev |
| API |
Implementation of several rate-limit header fields for HTTP inside renowned software products The aim of this project is to work on the new rate-limit header fields for HTTP internet draft. In practice, such novelty has to be implemented in the form of plugins inside world known products, such as traefik, nginx, envoy-proxy and 3scale. As such, it will also be important to interact with the already existing communities built around those tools to ensure the code gets merged. Mentor: Ask on the #api channel on our slack once you start having a basic idea. Expected outcome: Working plugins for traefik, nginx, envoy-proxy et al. implementing the rate-limit headers. The student should provide a working environment for testing the implementations. Required skills:
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Hard | #api |
| API |
Implement conf API Gateway This project aims at setting up full fledged API Gateways capable of supporting a set of interoperability technologies like:
Mentor: Ask on the #api channel on our slack once you start having a basic idea. Expected outcome: The outcome is a docker-compose or helm chart providing a redundant setup of an API Gateway infrastructure, useful to expose APIs descibed by OAS3 specification files. Required skills:
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| Design |
Design system kit for React Complete the Designers Italia Design React Kit by updating its dependencies and add/fix any missing components. Update the Storybook and improve documentation to make things easier for users. On a separate repository, implement a Gatsby template in order to ease the adoption of the kit within the public administration and spread its usage. Mentor: Designers or developers from the Designers Italia team. Expected outcome: A new stable version of the Design React Kit, implementing most of the components from Bootstrap Italia, and a Gatsby template that is easy to use and fully compliant with accessibility rules. This project can be used as a solid starting point:
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Medium | #design-dev |
| Design |
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The images used for the examples are not open-source, and may not be used anywhere at all other than the example pages visible here and here without my prior express permission.
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public abstract class Measure<V,Q extends Quantity> extends java.lang.Object implements Measurable<Q>, java.io.Serializable
This class represents the result of a measurement stated in a known unit.
There is no constraint upon the measurement value itself: scalars, vectors, or even data sets are valid values as
long as an aggregate magnitude can be determined (see Measurable
).
| Modifier | Constructor and Description |
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protected |
Measure()
Default constructor.
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int |
compareTo(Measurable<Q> that)
Compares this measure to the specified measurable quantity.
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abstract double |
doubleValue(Unit<Q> unit)
Returns the value of this measure stated in the specified unit as a
double . |
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object obj)
Compares this measure against the specified object for equality.
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float |
floatValue(Unit<Q> unit)
Returns the value of this measure stated in the specified unit as a
float . |
abstract Unit<Q> |
getUnit()
Returns the measurement unit of this measure.
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abstract V |
getValue()
Returns the measurement value of this measure.
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int |
hashCode()
Returns the hash code for this scalar.
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int |
intValue(Unit<Q> unit)
Returns the estimated integral value of this measure stated in the specified unit as a
int . |
long |
longValue(Unit<Q> unit)
Returns the estimated integral value of this measure stated in the specified unit as a
long . |
abstract Measure<V,Q> |
to(Unit<Q> unit)
Returns the measure equivalent to this measure but stated in the specified unit.
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java.lang.String |
toString()
Returns the
String representation of this measure The string produced for a given measure is always
the same; it is not affected by locale. |
static <Q extends Quantity> |
valueOf(double doubleValue,
Unit<Q> unit)
Returns the scalar measure for the specified
double stated in the specified unit. |
static <Q extends Quantity> |
valueOf(float floatValue,
Unit<Q> unit)
Returns the scalar measure for the specified
float stated in the specified unit. |
static <Q extends Quantity> |
valueOf(int intValue,
Unit<Q> unit)
Returns the scalar measure for the specified
int stated in the specified unit. |
static <Q extends Quantity> |
valueOf(long longValue,
Unit<Q> unit)
Returns the scalar measure for the specified
double stated in the specified unit. |
static <Q extends Quantity> |
zero(Unit<Q> unit) |
clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
add
public static <Q extends Quantity> Measurable<Q> zero(Unit<Q> unit)
public static <Q extends Quantity> Measure<java.lang.Double,Q> valueOf(double doubleValue, Unit<Q> unit)
double
stated in the specified unit.doubleValue
- the measurement value.unit
- the measurement unit.public static <Q extends Quantity> Measure<java.lang.Long,Q> valueOf(long longValue, Unit<Q> unit)
double
stated in the specified unit.longValue
- the measurement value.unit
- the measurement unit.public static <Q extends Quantity> Measure<java.lang.Float,Q> valueOf(float floatValue, Unit<Q> unit)
float
stated in the specified unit.floatValue
- the measurement value.unit
- the measurement unit.public static <Q extends Quantity> Measure<java.lang.Integer,Q> valueOf(int intValue, Unit<Q> unit)
int
stated in the specified unit.intValue
- the measurement value.unit
- the measurement unit.public abstract V getValue()
public abstract Unit<Q> getUnit()
public abstract Measure<V,Q> to(Unit<Q> unit)
unit
- the new measurement unit.public abstract double doubleValue(Unit<Q> unit)
double
. If the measure has too
great a magnitude to be represented as a double
, it will be converted to
Double.NEGATIVE_INFINITY
or Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY
as appropriate.doubleValue
in interface Measurable<Q extends Quantity>
unit
- the unit in which this measure is stated.double
.public long longValue(Unit<Q> unit) throws java.lang.ArithmeticException
long
.
Note: This method differs from the Number.longValue()
in the sense that the closest integer value is
returned and an ArithmeticException is raised instead of a bit truncation in case of overflow (safety critical).
longValue
in interface Measurable<Q extends Quantity>
unit
- the unit in which the measurable value is stated.long
.java.lang.ArithmeticException
- if this quantity cannot be represented as a long
number in the specified unit.public float floatValue(Unit<Q> unit)
float
. If the measure has too
great a magnitude to be represented as a float
, it will be converted to
Float.NEGATIVE_INFINITY
or Float.POSITIVE_INFINITY
as appropriate.unit
- the unit in which the measure is stated.float
.public int intValue(Unit<Q> unit)
int
.
Note: This method differs from the Number.intValue()
in the sense that the closest integer value is
returned and an ArithmeticException is raised instead of a bit truncation in case of overflow (safety critical).
unit
- the unit in which the measurable value is stated.int
.java.lang.ArithmeticException
- if this quantity cannot be represented as a int
number in the specified unit.public boolean equals(java.lang.Object obj)
compareTo(javax.measure.Measurable)
is used to check for equality. Otherwise, false is returned.
This is different from the standard implementation of JScience, which tests for strict equality. This is not
according to the contract of the compareTo(Measurable)
method.equals
in class java.lang.Object
obj
- the object to compare with.true
if both objects are equal; false
otherwise.public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class java.lang.Object
public java.lang.String toString()
String
representation of this measure The string produced for a given measure is always
the same; it is not affected by locale. This means that it can be used as a canonical string representation for
exchanging data, or as a key for a Hashtable, etc. Locale-sensitive measure formatting and parsing is handled by
the MeasureFormat
class and its subclasses.toString
in class java.lang.Object
public int compareTo(Measurable<Q> that)
Measurable.doubleValue(Unit)
of both this measure and the specified measurable stated in the same unit
(this measure's unit
).compareTo
in interface java.lang.Comparable<Measurable<Q extends Quantity>>


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For the fig swirl: Melt butteer over medium heat in a saucepan. Add brown sugar and stir to dissolve. Halve all
of the figs and toss in the saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until
you have a chunky-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stirs, set aside and let cool completely.
Ice cream: In a small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completely
dissolved and the milk is just barely lukewarm. Whisk in the egg yolks. Set mixture in the fridge and wait until the
fig mixture is cooled.
Using an ice cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to manufacturer
instructions i.e., let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before adding mascarpone, fig jam mixture and the nuts.
Continue to process for +/-10 minutes. Pour semi-frozen mixture into a pyrex dish or glass tupperware. Freezee for
at least two hours before serving.
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A typographic grid is a two-dimensional structure made up of a series of intersecting vertical and horizontal axes used to structure content. The grid serves as an armature on which a designer can organize text and images in a rational, easy to absorb manner.
Kurt Schwitters (German, 1887 –1948)
Merz number 89
Kurt Hermann Eduard Karl Julius Schwitters (20 June 1887 – 8 January 1948) was a German painter who was born in Hanover, Germany.
Schwitters worked in several genres and media, including Dada, Constructivism, Surrealism, poetry, sound, painting, sculpture, graphic design, typography and what came to be known as installation art. He is most famous for his collages, called Merz Pictures.
Jan Tschichold (Swiss, 1902–1974)
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Tschichold was the son of a provincial signwriter, and he was trained in calligraphy. This artisan background and calligraphic training set him apart from almost all other noted typographers of the time, since they had inevitably trained in architecture or the fine arts.
Tschichold’s artisan background may help explain why he never worked with handmade papers and custom fonts as many typographers did, preferring instead to use stock fonts on a careful choice from commercial paper stocks. After the election of Hitler in Germany, all designers had to register with the Ministry of Culture, and all teaching posts were threatened for anyone who was sympathetic to communism.
After Tschichold took up a teaching post in Munich at the behest of Paul Renner, both he and Tschichold were denounced as “cultural Bolshevists”. Ten days after the Nazis surged to power in March 1933, Tschichold and his wife were arrested. During the arrest, Soviet posters were found in his flat, casting him under suspicion of collaboration with communists. All copies of Tschichold’s books were seized by the Gestapo “for the protection of the German people”.
After six weeks a policeman somehow found him tickets for Switzerland, and he and his family managed to escape Nazi Germany in August 1933. Apart from short visits to England in 1937-1938 (at the invitation of the Penrose Annual), and 1947–1949 (at the invitation of Ruari McLean, the British typographer, with whom he worked on the design of Penguin Books), he lived the rest of his life in Switzerland.
Josef Müller-Brockmann (1914–1996)
Musica Viva (poster)
“The grid system is an aid, not a guarantee. It permits a number of possible uses and each designer can look for a solution appropriate to his personal style. But one must learn how to use the grid; it is an art that requires practice.”
— Josef Muller-Brockmann
Josef Müller-Brockmann, (May 9, 1914, in Rapperswil–August 30, 1996), was a Swiss graphic designer and teacher. He studied architecture, design and history of art at both the University and Kunstgewerbeschule in Zurich. In 1936 he opened his Zurich studio specialising in graphic design, exhibition design and photography. From 1951 he produced concert posters for the Tonhalle in Zurich. In 1958 he became a founding editor of New Graphic Design along with R.P. Lohse, C. Vivarelli, and H. Neuburg.
In 1966 he was appointed European design consultant to IBM. Müller-Brockman was author of the 1961 publications The Graphic Artist and his Design Problems, Grid Systems in Graphic Design where he advocates use of the grid for page structure, and the 1971 publications History of the Poster and A History of Visual Communication.
Massimo Vignelli (Italian, b. 1931)
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“If you can design one thing, you can design everything.”
— Massimo Vignelli
Massimo Vignelli (born 1931 in Milan, Italy) is a designer who has done work in a number of areas ranging from package design to furniture design to public signage to showroom design through Vignelli Associates, which he co-founded with his wife, Lella.


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Examples:
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kubectl cluster-info
kubectl cluster-info [flags] [options]
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Use "kubectl options" for a list of global command-line options (applies to all commands).


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Friends | |
| class | ManagedConnection |
Manages a pool of connections to a specific endpoint using the same socket and tls options.
| Aws::Crt::Http::HttpClientConnectionManager::~HttpClientConnectionManager | ( | ) |
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noexcept |
Acquires a connection from the pool. onClientConnectionAvailable will be invoked upon an available connection. Returns true if the connection request was successfully queued, returns false if it failed. On failure, onClientConnectionAvailable will not be invoked. After receiving a connection, it will automatically be cleaned up when your last reference to the shared_ptr is released.
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Starts shutdown of the connection manager. Returns a future to the connection manager's shutdown process. If EnableBlockingDestruct was enabled on the connection manager options, calling get() on the returned future will block until the last connection is released. If the option is not set, get() will immediately return.
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Factory function for connection managers
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- packageFullyQualifiedName - Variable in class com.t4m.extractor.entity.ClassInfo
- packageInfo - Variable in class com.t4m.extractor.entity.ClassInfo
- PackageInfo - Class in com.t4m.extractor.entity
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Created by Yuxiang Liao on 2020-07-07 18:35.
- PackageInfo(String) - Constructor for class com.t4m.extractor.entity.PackageInfo
- PackageLevelMetric - Interface in com.t4m.extractor.metric
- packageList - Variable in class com.t4m.extractor.entity.ProjectInfo
- PackageScanner - Class in com.t4m.extractor.processor
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Created by Yuxiang Liao on 2020-06-17 02:40.
- PackageScanner() - Constructor for class com.t4m.extractor.processor.PackageScanner
- PackageScannerTest - Class in com.t4m.extractor.processor
- PackageScannerTest() - Constructor for class com.t4m.extractor.processor.PackageScannerTest
- packageService - Variable in class com.t4m.web.controller.dashboard.BasicController
- packageService - Variable in class com.t4m.web.controller.dashboard.CouplingController
- packageService - Variable in class com.t4m.web.controller.dashboard.SLOCController
- PackageService - Class in com.t4m.web.service
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Created by Yuxiang Liao on 2020-06-26 13:57.
- PackageService() - Constructor for class com.t4m.web.service.PackageService
- paramsNameTypeMap - Variable in class com.t4m.extractor.entity.MethodInfo
- paramsTypeAsClassInfoListMap - Variable in class com.t4m.extractor.entity.MethodInfo
- PARSE_EXCEPTION_ALERT - Static variable in class com.t4m.web.controller.operation.OperationController
- passiveDependencyAkaFanInList - Variable in class com.t4m.extractor.entity.ClassInfo
- passiveDependencyAkaFanInList - Variable in class com.t4m.extractor.entity.PackageInfo
- percentage(float, float) - Static method in class com.t4m.extractor.util.MathUtil
- PHYSICAL_CODE_LINES_FROM_AST - com.t4m.extractor.entity.ClassInfo.SLOCType
- PHYSICAL_CODE_LINES_FROM_SOURCE_FILE - com.t4m.extractor.entity.ClassInfo.SLOCType
- physicalLines - Variable in class com.t4m.extractor.metric.SLOCMetric.SLOCCounter
- port - Variable in class com.t4m.web.T4mWebApplication
- previousModuleInfo - Variable in class com.t4m.extractor.entity.ModuleInfo
- previousNode - Variable in class com.t4m.extractor.entity.DirHierarchyNode
- previousPackage - Variable in class com.t4m.extractor.entity.PackageInfo
- PRIVATE - com.t4m.extractor.entity.AccessModifierEnum
- processChain - Variable in class com.t4m.extractor.T4MExtractor
- ProcessChain - Class in com.t4m.extractor
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Created by Yuxiang Liao on 2020-08-08 01:02.
- ProcessChain() - Constructor for class com.t4m.extractor.ProcessChain
- ProcessNode - Interface in com.t4m.extractor
- projectDirName - Variable in class com.t4m.extractor.entity.ProjectInfo
- projectInfo - Static variable in class com.t4m.extractor.processor.AfterScanAndExtract
- projectInfo - Variable in class com.t4m.extractor.processor.BelongingnessScanner
- projectInfo - Static variable in class com.t4m.extractor.processor.BelongingnessScannerTest
- projectInfo - Static variable in class com.t4m.extractor.processor.ClassScannerTest
- projectInfo - Static variable in class com.t4m.extractor.processor.DirectoryFileScannerTest
- projectInfo - Variable in class com.t4m.extractor.processor.javaparser.ClassInfoVisitor
- projectInfo - Variable in class com.t4m.extractor.processor.javaparser.DeclarationVisitor
- projectInfo - Variable in class com.t4m.extractor.processor.javaparser.InMethodDependencyVisitor
- projectInfo - Static variable in class com.t4m.extractor.processor.MetricsCalculatorTest
- projectInfo - Static variable in class com.t4m.extractor.processor.ModuleScannerTest
- projectInfo - Static variable in class com.t4m.extractor.processor.PackageScannerTest
- projectInfo - Variable in class com.t4m.extractor.processor.SourceCodeResolver
- projectInfo - Static variable in class com.t4m.extractor.processor.SourceCodeResolverTest
- projectInfo - Static variable in class com.t4m.serializer.T4MProjectInfoSerializerTest
- ProjectInfo - Class in com.t4m.extractor.entity
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Created by Yuxiang Liao on 2020-06-09 14:02.
- ProjectInfo(String, String, String) - Constructor for class com.t4m.extractor.entity.ProjectInfo
- ProjectInfo(String, String, String, Date) - Constructor for class com.t4m.extractor.entity.ProjectInfo
- projectInfoList - Static variable in class com.t4m.web.util.ProjectRecordUtil
- ProjectRecordUtil - Class in com.t4m.web.util
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Created by Yuxiang Liao on 2020-06-26 04:01.
- ProjectRecordUtil() - Constructor for class com.t4m.web.util.ProjectRecordUtil
- projectService - Variable in class com.t4m.web.aspect.AOPHandler
- projectService - Variable in class com.t4m.web.controller.dashboard.BasicController
- projectService - Variable in class com.t4m.web.controller.dashboard.CohesionController
- projectService - Variable in class com.t4m.web.controller.dashboard.ComplexityController
- projectService - Variable in class com.t4m.web.controller.dashboard.CouplingController
- projectService - Variable in class com.t4m.web.controller.dashboard.InheritanceController
- projectService - Variable in class com.t4m.web.controller.dashboard.SLOCController
- ProjectService - Class in com.t4m.web.service
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Created by Yuxiang Liao on 2020-06-27 02:37.
- ProjectService() - Constructor for class com.t4m.web.service.ProjectService
- properties - Variable in class com.t4m.conf.T4mPropertiesUtil
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The Rewari Railway Heritage Museum (formerly the Rewari Steam Locomotive Shed) is a c.1893 railway museum in Delhi NCR at Rewari city in Haryana, India. Built in 1893, it is the only surviving steam locomotive shed in India, and houses some of India's last surviving steam locomotives as well as the world's oldest still-functional 1855-built steam locomotive the Fairy Queen. It is located 400 m (1,300 ft) north of the entrance of the Rewari railway station, 50 km (31 mi) from Gurgaon and 79 km (49 mi) from the National Rail Museum at Chanakyapuri in New Delhi
KEY HOLDING :- REWARI QUEEN
The shed and compound has 11 (of 16 functional in India) of the world's oldest steam locomotives, restored and still functional, including the following:
Baldwin AWE: built by the American company Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1945
Akbar WP1761: named after the Mughal Emperor, Akbar, built in 1963 at Chittranjan Locomotive Works was inducted into active service in 1965. It has 4-6-2 wheel arrangement, 5 ft 6 in (1,676 mm) gauge and 110 km/h (68 mph) maximum speed now-restricted to 45 km/h (28 mph) The locomotive was based at Saharanpur railway shed after being retired from active service and it has been restored and housed at Rewari shed. It is now used to power the 150UP Delhi Cantt – Alwar Steam Express heritage train.
Shahanshah WP/P: is one of the original bullet-nosed American Baldwin prototype number 7200 Shahanshah, which was at the Charbagh workshops in Lucknow division. It was restored for use in steam specials by the Northern Railway. It has also run several steam specials, including one between Royapuram and Tambaram on 26 January 2009, to commemorate the 153rd anniversary of Royapuram railway station (built 1856), the oldest railway station in India. It ran the Steam Express on 14 January 2012. The engine is considered a lucky mascot for the film shoots and is rented out at INR4 lakhs (INR400,000 or US$6,150) a day.
the museum is open daily.It has a 3-D steam loco simulator simulating Darjeeling Himalayan Railway steam locomotive ride, 3-D virtual reality coach simulator, a toy train, educational yard model train system, indoor exhibition gallery, a 35-seater conference room with projector, a century-old dining car, cafeteria and souvenir shop. In the museum, there are exhibit halls showing models of small engines, old railway equipment, hand-held brass signal lamps, and old photos. The facilities at museum include 30 minute long documentaries and films shows, once or twice a day in museum's conference hall with seating capacity of 50, about the history and present operations of railways in India.
Fairy Queen steam-locomotive ferries tourists from Delhi to Rewari every second Saturday from October to April.
The Rewari Steam Locomotive Shed was refurbished as a heritage tourism destination, its edifice restored, and a museum added by the Indian Railways in December 2002.The shed exhibited Victorian era artifacts used on the Indian rail network, along with the old signalling system, gramophones, and seats. The refurbished heritage museum was opened in October 2010. The engines are still available for live demonstrations.
The Rewari steam locomotive shed has rented locomotives for various film shoots and part of the film Gandhi, My Father was shot here.Locomotives have appeared in films such as Barfi!, Guru, love aaj kal, Rang De Basanti and Veer-Zaara among others.The locomotive Akbar has featured in several movies shot here, including: sultan, Gadar: Ek Prem Katha, Gandhi, My Father, Ki & Ka, Sultan (2016 film), Gangs of Wasseypur (film series), Qarib Qarib Singlle (2017 film), Partition (2007 film), Pranayam (2011 Malayalam movie), Ek Tha Chander Ek Thi Sudha (TV serial).(Source)
In 2012, the first commercial run of a heavy steam engine by the railways took place after a gap of 16 years.
The engine for the run, too, was chosen after much deliberation. "It is a 1965-make WP class engine manufactured by Chittaranjan locomotives and decommissioned even before the Saharanpur loco shed shut down in 1987. A Pacific class model with a 4-6-2 wheel formation, it has 1,460 horsepower. It can touch 110kmph and was used to haul the fastest Express trains during its heyday," Vikas Arya, the then senior divisional mechanical engineer (power), Northern Railway had said.(Source)


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On Friday 21st October, we will be running a workshops day in Farset Labs. There are three fabulous workshops to choose from, all for a measly fiver. They will run one after the other, so feel free to come to any or all of them!


[gecode-users] Analysing search performance
Christian Schulte
schulte at imit.kth.se
Tue Feb 28 10:01:02 CET 2006
For the time being, the only support you can get is by using a standard C++
profiler. If you are using gcc for compiling just use gprof the see what is
happening. In order to compiler for gprog you have to give -pg as option for
gcc (just check the gcc doc).
Did you at least check the search space? That is, how big is the search tree
with what you have and how big is that in [1]. If you are talking vastly
different trees there is no point in alayzing performance but your model.
Cheers
Christian
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Christian Schulte, http://www.imit.kth.se/~schulte/
-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Lars Otten
Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 12:29 AM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] Analysing search performance
Hello everyone,
I've modeled the basic parts of the Tail Assignment Problem [1] in Gecode,
specifically by implementing two custom constraints inverse(x,y) and
tunneling(x,y,z) -- x,y,z being variable arrays of the same length.
I also have access to some of the example instances the author of [1] used
and have tried them on my self-extended Gecode. Unfortunately the running
times for finding a single solution is orders of magnitude worse than what
was accomplished in [1]. The original system is admittedly hand-tailored to
the problem, but then again I've only implemented the basic model, which
lacks some of the more complicated custom constraints the solution in [1]
takes into account.
Hence I'd like to make some kind of analysis of where the depth first search
in Gecode spends it time, to find potential bottlenecks. For a start it
would e.g. be nice to see how much time is spent propagating my custom
constraints (or all constraints in general).
Is there any way to do this in Gecode? I realize this might also be a more
general C++ question, in this case I'd appreciate any pointers on where to
look for more info...
Thanks in advance,
/Lars
[1] http://publications.lib.chalmers.se/records/full_record/6207.html
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