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Never
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Use Global
Always
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If the clicked Link Domain does not match the active Tabs Domain (Subdomains won't get isolated)
Never
Exclude Target/Link Domains
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Exclude
Excluded Target Domains
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Domains
Global Isolation?
Navigating in Tabs should open new Temporary Containers
Always
If the Navigation Target Domain does not exactly match the active Tabs Domain (Subdomains also get isolated)
If the Navigation Target Domain does not match the active Tabs Domain (Subdomains won't get isolated)
Never
Mouse Clicks on Links should open new Temporary Containers
Middle Mouse
Always
If the clicked Link Domain does not exactly match the active Tabs Domain (Subdomains also get isolated)
If the clicked Link Domain does not match the active Tabs Domain (Subdomains won't get isolated)
Never
Ctrl/Cmd+Left Mouse
Always
If the clicked Link Domain does not exactly match the active Tabs Domain (Subdomains also get isolated)
If the clicked Link Domain does not match the active Tabs Domain (Subdomains won't get isolated)
Never
Left Mouse
Always
If the clicked Link Domain does not exactly match the current Tabs Domain (Subdomains also get isolated)
If the clicked Link Domain does not match the current Tabs Domain (Subdomains won't get isolated)
Never
Save
Multi-Account Containers Isolation?
Open new Temporary Containers if a Permanent Container Tab tries to load a Domain that isn't assigned to "Always open in" that container
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Set Cookies
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Proxy Port
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Context Menu
Show Temporary Container entry in the right click on links context menu
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Starting with Firefox 66 it's possible to reassign keyboard shortcuts on the Add-ons overview page.
Alt+C - Open a new Tab in a new Temporary Container
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Alt+X - Open a new Tab in the same Container as the currently active Tab
Creating new Temporary Containers in case of Isolation and Left Mouse Clicks
Instead of creating a new Tab replace the currently active Tab
Ignoring requests to
Note: Ticked checkbox means that the Domains get ignored from Temporary Containers. However, starting with Firefox 61.0 just unticking the checkbox isn't enough - you need to remove the Domain from the
about:config
key
extensions.webextensions.restrictedDomains
list too if it's listed there.
To fully unignore requests to addons.mozilla.org you need to configure
privacy.resistFingerprinting.block_mozAddonManager
in
about:config
to Boolean
true
as well.
addons.mozilla.org
Firefox prevents contentscripts on and canceling requests to that domain.
getpocket.com
The Firefox Pocket integration only works in the default container
Automatic Mode
WARNING:
New Tabs (about:newtab and about:blank) can make network requests and set cookies, especially when you use the address bar for search engines. If you select "Don't reopen New Tabs in Temporary Containers" here, cookies can get written into and read from the permanent default container as long as the new tab didn't get reopened in a Temporary Container.
If you have a Cookie-Deletion-Add-on that automatically keeps your default/permanent containers clean and you use privacy-oriented search-engines like Startpage.com or DuckDuckGo then it should be no problem to use the "Don't reopen New Tabs" preference.
Reopen New Tabs in Temporary Containers. Flickers a bit and some Add-ons that intervene with initial tab opening might not work as expected but it prevents new tabs from writing and reading cookies in the default container and doesn't clutter recently closed tabs with "new tabs" (Default)
Don't reopen New Tabs in Temporary Containers but instead on navigation. Prevents initial flickering and increases compatibility with other Add-ons that intervene with initial tab opening but New Tabs can set and read cookies in the default container
Save
Configure cookies to be set on certain Domains in Temporary Containers
WARNING:
Setting cookies can make you easier fingerprintable. Especially when they contain user/session-specific data. Avoid setting cookies if you can.
This will call
cookies.set
and add the cookie to the header (if allowed) during
webRequest.onBeforeSendHeaders
. If the request belongs to a Temporary Container and the domain matches the given pattern. Make sure that the cookie name and value are correctly encoded, or you might break the header being sent.
 This means if you visited the same Website URL in another Container, Temporary Container or in No Container before or while visiting it in a "Deletes History Temporary Container" then those visits will get deleted from History too. This is true until Firefox supports a special History for Container Tabs.
The related Firefox bug can be found here
.
Be careful. You have been warned. "Deletes History Temporary Containers" tabs have a "-deletes-history" suffix in the container name to remind you.
I have read the WARNING and understand the implications that come with using "Deletes History Temporary Containers". When ticking the checkbox Firefox will ask you for "Access browsing history" permissions.
You can open "Deletes History Temporary Containers" - also with the keyboard shortcut Alt+P - after you read the WARNING and ticked the checkbox.
The deletion applies to the full Website URL, not only the domain. That means, if you e.g. open a specific reddit post or a news article on your favorite news site in a "Deletes History Temporary Container" it won't delete all your previous visits to other reddit posts or news articles that you made outside of "Deletes History Temporary Containers" because the full Website URLs are different.
"Deletes History Temporary Containers" will delete history when the "Deletes History Temporary Container" itself gets deleted after the last Tab in it closes.
Automatically create "Deletes History Temporary Containers" [?]
Don't automatically create "Deletes History Temporary Containers" instead of normal Temporary Containers (Default)
Automatically create "Deletes History Temporary Containers" instead of normal Temporary Containers
Context Menu
Show additional "Deletes History Temporary Containers" entry in the right click on links context menu
Delete no longer needed "Deletes History Temporary Containers"
15 minutes after the last tab in it closes
After the last tab in it closes (default)
Isolation - Always per Domain
Default
Open New "Deletes History Temporary Containers" for Domains configured "Isolation Always" instead of normal Temporary Containers
Isolation - Navigating in Tabs
Default
Open New "Deletes History Temporary Containers" when "Isolation on Navigation" takes place instead of normal Temporary Containers
Isolation - Mouse Clicks in "Deletes History Temporary Containers"
Default
Open New "Deletes History Temporary Containers" with Mouse Clicks on Links in "Deletes History Temporary Containers" instead of normal Temporary Containers
Isolation - Middle Mouse Click in Temporary Containers
Default
Open New "Deletes History Temporary Containers" with Middle Mouse Clicks instead of Temporary Containers
Isolation - Ctrl/Cmd+Left Mouse Click in Temporary Containers
Default
Open New "Deletes History Temporary Containers" with Ctrl/Cmd+Left Mouse Clicks instead of Temporary Containers
Isolation - Left Mouse Click in Temporary Containers
Default
Open New "Deletes History Temporary Containers" with Left Mouse Clicks instead of Temporary Containers
Save
Deleted
0
Temporary Containers
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Cookies
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Cache
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Each U.S. state has a state bird. Some states have it in common, but only one bird is shared by 7 states.
There are 7 U.S. states that have the same state bird. Using the letters from the abbreviations of those states, make a 7 letter word.
Each U.S. state has a state bird. Some states have it in common, but only one bird is shared by 7 states.
The answer is a tasty treat.
It is a dessert from a country known for its pasta.


I am an honours psychology graduate specializing in research, who is looking to venture into the UI/UX sector of business and technology. I am experienced in using an agile framework to construct high-level overviews of team workflow. As a newcomer to this field, I am a fast and eager learner who can work in a wide variety of environments.
Worked in an agile environment on a project creating an INTERAC e-transfer service for small businesses. Main responsibilities included: writing code specifications for programmer analysts and creating and writing stories for Kanban board and JIRA.
Conducted in-lab studies and coded survey data for a psychology research lab studying identity, motivation, and perception. Responsibilities also included CCV formatting and conducting prelimenary literature searches for research.
Placement involved teaching adult learners mathematics, English, and basic computer skills. Also developed personalized learning checklists and plans.
GPA: 10.63
Ontario Scholar
I have always been interested in functionality, both technical and biological. How does everything work? How well do they work? What are our design flaws? This interest pushed me towards my interest in psychology, and eventually into the world of technology and business. The underlying operations that push out groudbreaking products will never fail to amaze me.
Aside from my career and education-based interests, I enjoy writing and travelling. I have travelled to Europe, South Asia, the Caribbean, and the UAE. I have much more that I plan to see in the future. Much to my luck, travelling goes hand-in-hand with writing and photography. I hope to write at least one book in my lifetime. As for my photography, well, it's a work in progress, but a joyful passion nonetheless.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
This recipes turns humble cabbage and pork cheeks into a rich delicacy. A recipe from the borders of Italy with Austria, Germany and Croatia.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Dust the pork cheeks with the flour to coat.
Heat a casserole dish until hot, add the olive oil and pork cheeks and cook on each side for about five minutes until golden-brown. Remove the pork cheeks from the pan, and set aside.
Add the speck to pan and fry for a couple of minutes. Then add the vegetables and fry gently for a few minutes.
Add the peppercorns, a couple of gratings of nutmeg, the wine and stock and bring to a simmer.
Return the pork to the pan and mix well then cover with a lid and place in the oven for 1½ - 2 hours.
Season, to taste, with the apple balsamic vinegar.
For the sauerkraut, tie the peppercorns and juniper in piece of muslin, secured with string.
Put all the sauerkraut ingredients into a large saucepan with a lid. Bring to the boil, then reduce the heat and cover. Cook for 20 minutes, stirring from time to time.
Taste the sauerkraut for seasoning and texture: you want a little bit of crunch still. If you need more moisture, add some more apple juice. Remove the muslin bag and season with salt and pepper.
To serve, divide the pork cheeks equally among the plates and serve the sauerkraut alongside.


In the aftermath of his terrible war, Ender Wiggin disappeared, and a powerful voice arose: the Speaker for the Dead, who told of the true story of the Bugger War.
 And it is only the Speaker for the Dead, who is also Ender Wiggin the Xenocide, who has the courage to confront the mystery…and the truth.
In the year 1830, after the formation of Starway Congress, a robot scout ship sent a report by ansible: The Planet it was investigating was well within the parametres for human life. The nearest planet with any kind of population pressure was Baia; Starways Congress granted them the expedition license.


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Before I knew what design was, I was always one to want to make something better than what it was. I was always to the one to push the limits of a project to be something different than what it could be, what anyone else would make it. I pride myself on my creativity and willing to think, live and learn outside the box. My skill set is varied and growing with the times, I learn and work well with others and I see myself as a great problem solver, both in the creative and professional world and a positive addition to your creative team.
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See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| BreakPropertySet |
Defines property access methods for the break-before and break-after properties.
|
| CommonAccessibilityHolder |
Classes that implement this interface support the common accessibility properties.
|
| ShorthandParser |
Interface used to provide parsing capabilities to Properties with shorthand
characteristics (those with multiple components).
|
| StructureTreeElementHolder |
Implementations of this interface can return the element in the document's
structure tree that they resulted into.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| BackgroundPositionShorthand |
Class encapsulating functionality for the
background-position shorthand. |
| BackgroundPositionShorthand.Maker |
Inner class for creating instances of this property
|
| BackgroundPositionShorthand.Parser |
Inner class to provide shorthand parsing capabilities
|
| BorderSpacingShorthandParser |
Shorthand parser for the "border-spacing" shorthand property.
|
| BorderWidthPropertyMaker |
This subclass of LengthProperty.Maker handles the special treatment of
border width described in 7.7.20.
|
| BoxCornerPropShorthandParser |
Shorthand property parser for Box rounded corner properties
|
| BoxPropShorthandParser |
Shorthand property parser for Box properties
|
| CharacterProperty |
Superclass for properties that wrap a character value
TODO convert character value to int in order to denote unicode scalar value
instead of a single UTF-16 code element
|
| CharacterProperty.Maker |
Inner class for creating instances of CharacterProperty
|
| ColorProperty |
Class for properties that wrap Color values
|
| ColorProperty.Maker |
Inner class for creating instances of ColorTypeProperty
|
| CommonAbsolutePosition |
Store all common absolute position properties.
|
| CommonAccessibility |
The "role" and "source-document" properties, see Section 7.5 of the XSL-FO 1.1
Recommendation.
|
| CommonAural |
Stores all common aural properties.
|
| CommonBorderPaddingBackground |
Stores all common border and padding properties.
|
| CommonBorderPaddingBackground.BorderInfo |
Utility class to express border info.
|
| CommonFont |
Collection of CommonFont properties
|
| CommonHyphenation |
Store all common hyphenation properties.
|
| CommonMarginBlock |
Store all common margin properties for blocks.
|
| CommonMarginInline |
Store all common margin properties for inlines.
|
| CommonRelativePosition |
Store all common relative position properties.
|
| CommonTextDecoration |
Stores all information concerning text-decoration.
|
| CompoundPropertyMaker |
This class extends Property.Maker with support for sub-properties.
|
| CondLengthProperty |
Superclass for properties that have conditional lengths
|
| CondLengthProperty.Maker |
Inner class for creating instances of CondLengthProperty
|
| CorrespondingPropertyMaker |
Maker class for handling corresponding properties.
|
| DimensionPropertyMaker |
Dimensioned property maker.
|
| EnumLength |
A length quantity in XSL which is specified as an enum, such as "auto"
|
| EnumNumber |
A number quantity in XSL which is specified as an enum, such as "no-limit".
|
| EnumProperty |
Superclass for properties that wrap an enumeration value
|
| EnumProperty.Maker |
Inner class for creating EnumProperty instances
|
| FixedLength |
An absolute length quantity in XSL
|
| FontFamilyProperty |
Property class for the font-family property.
|
| FontFamilyProperty.Maker |
Inner class for creating instances of ListProperty
|
| FontShorthandParser |
A shorthand parser for the font shorthand property
|
| FontShorthandProperty |
Property subclass for the font shorthand
|
| FontShorthandProperty.Maker |
Inner class for creating instances of FontShorthandProperty
|
| FontSizePropertyMaker |
This subclass of LengthProperty.Maker handles the special treatment of
relative font sizes described in 7.8.4.
|
| FontStretchPropertyMaker |
This subclass of EnumProperty.Maker handles the special treatment of
relative font stretch values described in 7.8.5.
|
| FontWeightPropertyMaker |
Font weight property maker.
|
| GenericShorthandParser |
Generic shorthand parser for ListProperties
|
| IndentPropertyMaker |
This property maker handles the calculations described in 5.3.2 which
involves the sizes of the corresponding margin-* properties and the
padding-* and border-*-width properties.
|
| KeepProperty |
Class for properties that wrap Keep values
|
| KeepProperty.Maker |
Inner class for creating instances of KeepProperty
|
| LengthPairProperty |
Superclass for properties wrapping a LengthPair value
|
| LengthPairProperty.Maker |
Inner class for creating instances of LengthPairProperty
|
| LengthProperty |
Superclass for properties wrapping a Length value.
|
| LengthProperty.Maker |
Inner class for making instances of LengthProperty
|
| LengthRangeProperty |
Superclass for properties that contain LengthRange values
|
| LengthRangeProperty.Maker |
Inner class for a Maker for LengthProperty objects
|
| LineHeightPropertyMaker |
A maker which calculates the line-height property.
|
| ListProperty |
Superclass for properties that are lists of other properties
|
| ListProperty.Maker |
Inner class for creating instances of
ListProperty |
| NumberProperty |
Class for handling numeric properties
|
| NumberProperty.Maker |
Inner class for making NumberProperty objects
|
| NumberProperty.PositiveIntegerMaker |
A positive integer property maker.
|
| OptionalCharacterProperty |
Superclass for properties that wrap an optional character value
TODO convert character value to int in order to denote unicode scalar value
instead of a single UTF-16 code element
|
| OptionalCharacterProperty.Maker |
Inner class for creating instances of OptionalCharacterProperty
|
| PageBreakShorthandParser |
Shorthand parser for page-break-before, page-break-after and page-break-inside.
|
| PageDimensionMaker |
Custom Maker for page-height / page-width
|
| PercentLength |
a percent specified length quantity in XSL
|
| PositionShorthandParser |
A shorthand parser for the position shorthand.
|
| Property |
Base class for all property objects
|
| PropertyCache<T> |
Thread-safe cache that minimizes the memory requirements by fetching an instance from the cache
that is equal to the given one.
|
| PropertyMaker |
Base class for all property makers
|
| ReferenceOrientationMaker |
Custom Maker adding validity check for reference-orientation
|
| SpaceProperty |
Base class used for handling properties of the fo:space-before and
fo:space-after variety.
|
| SpaceProperty.Maker |
Inner class used to create new instances of SpaceProperty
|
| SpacePropertyMaker |
Special CorrespondingPropertyMaker that sets the conditionality subproperty
correctly for space-* properties.
|
| SpacingPropertyMaker |
A maker which creates 'letter-spacing' and 'word-spacing' properties.
|
| StringProperty |
Exists primarily as a container for its Maker inner class, which is
extended by many string-based FO property classes.
|
| StringProperty.Maker |
Inner class for making instances of StringProperty
|
| TableBorderPrecedence |
A table border preference property maker.
|
| TableColLength |
A table-column width specification, possibly including some
number of proportional "column-units".
|
| TextDecorationMaker |
Dedicated
PropertyMaker for handling the
text-decoration
property. |
| ToBeImplementedProperty |
A special property for representing an as yet unimplemented property.
|
| ToBeImplementedProperty.Maker |
A to be implemented property maker instance.
|
| URIProperty |
Class modeling a property that has a value of type <uri-specification>.
|
| URIProperty.Maker |
Inner
PropertyMaker subclass responsible
for making instances of this type. |
| VerticalAlignShorthandParser |
A shorthand parser for the vertical-align shorthand.
|
| WhiteSpaceShorthandParser |
Shorthand parser for the white-space property;
Sets the values for white-space-treament, linefeed-treatment,
white-space-collapse and wrap-option
|
| XMLLangShorthandParser |
A parser for the xml:lang property.
|
Classes representing the various property types as well as supporting data structures for the FO tree.
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gxeps [ -acdklrsv -i <infile> -o <outfile>
] [<infile>]
Converts the GrADS metacode format file to a PostScript file. Where:
-i fname
identifies
input GrADS metacode file -o fname
identifies
output postscript file -b
prints
black and white plot-c
prints
color plot (default)-r
prints
on a black background -d
appends
CTRL-D to the file, useful if printing on a HP1200C/PS color printer-1
use
PostScript Level 1 (default)-2
use
PostScript Level 2 -a
Page
size A4 -l
Page
size US-Letter -L
Ask
for a label to be printed on the plot -n
Ask
for a note to include in PostScript file header -s
Add
a file and time stamp on the plot.-v
Verbose
mode.
Usage Notes
gxeps
is to
create a grayscale plot on a white background. The GrADS default rainbow colors
(color numbers 2 to 14) are converted into appropriate grey shades. User-defined
colors (numbers above 15) are translated to greyscale intensity based on their
green content only.
Examples
gxeps -a
gxeps -rc -i mytest.mf -o mytest.ps
mytest.mf
to a color plot on black background and outputs the
result to PostScript file mytest.ps
.


Carli Lloyd scores twice, US holds off Sweden 3-2
by NICOLE KRAFTCOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Carli Lloyd scored twice, Christen Press added a goal and the United States held off Sweden 3-2 on Thursday night at Mapfre Stadium, giving Vlatko Andonovski a victory in his first match as head coach.
The U.S. is 19-1-3 in 2019 and has a 22-match unbeaten streak.
The U.S. dominated early in the friendly, as Lloyd took a pass in the third minute from Christen Press with a right-footed shot from the center of the box and put it past goalkeeper Hedviq Lindahl to the bottom right corner.
Press followed in the 28th minute, faking out a pair of defenders with fancy footwork and burying a ball from Lindsey Horan for her 50th goal in international competition. Press is just the 11th American to reach that milestone.
Three minutes later, Lloyd found the back of the net again with a right-footed shot just inside the box, off a chip pass from Tobin Heath.
Lloyd, who has 22 multi-goal games, has 120 international goals and leads the U.S. in scoring this year with 15.
But Sweden would not go quietly, with the No. 5 team in the world finally getting on the board in the 75th minute on Anna Anvegård’s right-foot shot from close range. Anvegård scored her second goal three minutes later when goaltender Alyssa Naeher played a ball high in the box and was caught out of position on the score, leaving the net open for a right-footed shot from the center of the box.
Lloyd was primed to complete a hat trick with a penalty kick in the 81st minute, but it sailed high.
The United States is ranked No. 1 in the world after winning its fourth World Cup this past summer in France, defeating Sweden in the group stage before taking out Spain, France, England and the Netherlands on its way to the championship.
Andonovski on Oct. 28 became the ninth U.S. coach after the retirement of Jill Ellis, whose 106 victories made her the winningest coach in U.S. women’s soccer history and the first international coach to win two Women’s World Cup titles.
A native of Macedonia, Andonovski played in Europe before an indoor soccer career in the United States. He coached in the National Women’s Soccer League for the past seven seasons, with FC Kansas City and Reign FC of Washington State.
The U.S. played without some of its most high-profile players, including Megan Rapinoe and Alex Morgan.
Next up for the United States is Costa Rica on Nov. 10 at TIAA Bank Field in Jacksonville, Florida.
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of what kind of work I have done, such as examples, code snippets
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I am an Augsburg College Senior at the moment. I am always looking for opportunities in the Computer Technology Field
At Augsburg College, I am pursuing a Major in Computer Science, and a Minor in Management Informational Systems. I enjoy learning about software and how it works, and make our daily lives better. I have experience with software from Java and Python to Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.
Outside of school, I work on my own small projects, such as this website, which of course like any other piece of code, it is crawling with bugs. (Best experience in Google Chrome browser) Even though bugs exist, there is a bug tracking system on my bit bucket account, and have sufficient experience with the bug life cycle to use it correctly.
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LiveScript
JavaScript
ECMAScript
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the study of signs
sign
signified
signifier
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Puff Daddy
Sean Combs
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literally = "figuratively";
let figuratively = "figuratively";
literally = figuratively;
| fruit | color | |
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| Spanish | naranja | naranjado |
| Italian | arancia | arancione |
| French | orange | orange |
| fruit | color | |
|---|---|---|
| Arabic | burtaqal | burtiqali |
| Greek | portokali | portokalóchrous |
| Romanian | portocaliu | portocaliu |
| fruit | color | |
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| German | Apfelsine | Orange |
| Dutch | sinaasappel | oranje |
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when we make something hard easy
we make something easy hard.
this
let artist = "P. Diddy";
let releaseYear= 2001;
function badBoyForLife(rapper, year){
const badBoy = true;
let casketDrop = false;
if (casketDrop){
return `${rapper} is dead.`
} else {
return `Bad boy since ${year}.`
}
}
function theSagaContinues() {
let artist = "Puff Daddy";
badBoyForLife(artist, releaseYear);
}
theSagaContinues();
global execution context
| item | inventory |
|---|---|
| variables | artist, releaseYear |
| functions | badBoyForLife, theSagaContinues |
| other scopes | none |
| this | Window |
theSagaContinues's execution context
| item | inventory |
|---|---|
| variables | artist |
| functions | none |
| other scopes | global execution context |
| this | Window |
let artist = "P. Diddy";
let releaseYear= 2001;
function badBoyForLife(rapper, year){
const badBoy = true;
let casketDrop = false;
if (casketDrop){
return `${rapper} is dead.`
} else {
return `Bad boy since ${year}.`
}
}
function theSagaContinues() {
let artist = "Puff Daddy";
badBoyForLife(artist, releaseYear);
}
theSagaContinues();
let name = "Sean Combs";
function musicCareer(){
let name = "Puff Daddy";
name = "Puff Daddy";
console.log(name);
}
musicCareer();
// "Puff Daddy"
console.log(name)
// "Sean Combs"
// "Puff Daddy";
const name = "Sean Combs";
function musicCareer(){
name = "Puff Daddy";
let name = "Puff Daddy";
console.log(name);
}
musicCareer()
// Assignment to constant variable.
// "Puff Daddy"
// "Sean Combs"
console.log(name)
// "Sean Combs"
the same code from before
let artist = "P. Diddy";
let releaseYear= 2001;
function badBoyForLife(rapper, year){
const badBoy = true;
let casketDrop = false;
if (casketDrop){
return `${rapper} is dead.`
} else {
return `Bad boy since ${year}.`
}
}
function theSagaContinues() {
let artist = "Puff Daddy";
badBoyForLife(artist, releaseYear);
}
theSagaContinues();
theSagaContinues's execution context
| item | inventory |
|---|---|
| variables | artist |
| functions | none |
| other scopes | global execution context |
| this | Window |
function banana(){
console.log(this)
}
banana();
// Window
const bananaBread = {
banana: function(){
console.log(this);
}
}
bananaBread.banana();
// Object {bananaBread}
function banana(){
console.log(this);
function coverInChocolate(){
console.log(this);
}
coverInChocolate();
}
banana();
// Window
// Window
const bananaBread(){
banana: function(){
console.log(this);
function coverInChocolate(){
console.log(this);
}
coverInChocolate();
}
}
bananaBread.banana();
// Object {bananaBread}
// Window
const bananaBread = {
banana: function(){
console.log(this);
function coverInChocolate(){
console.log(this);
}
coverInChocolate();
let choconan = coverInChocolate.bind(this)
choconan();
}
}
bananaBread.banana();
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banana: function(){
console.log(this);
function coverInChocolate(){
console.log(this);
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console.log(this)
}
coverInChocolate();
}
}
bananaBread.banana();
// Object {bananaBread}
// Window
// Object {bananaBread}
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NintendoTW Turtle from Cats Don't Dance
Warner BrothersFilburt from Rocko's Modern Life
NickelodeonSpeed from the Swan Princess
Swan Princess WikiBert from Duck and Cover
Federal Civil Defense Administration (1951)Morla from The Neverending Story
InternetLeonardo from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Nintendo?Rafael from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
New Line CinemaMichaelangelo from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Murakami-Wolf-Swenson Film Productions, Inc.Yertle from Yertle the Turtle
Dr. SeussMack from Yertle the Turtle
Dr. SeussFranklin from Franklin
WikipediaMock Turtle from Alice in Wonderland
Lewis CarrollMock Turtle from H&M
H&MCrush from Finding Nemo
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java.lang.Object com.mcc.ul.AoDevice
public class AoDevice
This class represents an analog output subsystem on a DAQ device.
In addition to analog input methods, this class contains methods to access
information and the configuration of the AO subsystem.
To create an instance of this class, call the
getAoDev()
method of
the DaqDevice
class.
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
aOut(int channel,
Range range,
AoUnit unit,
double dataValue)
Writes the value of a D/A output. |
double |
aOutScan(int lowChan,
int highChan,
Range range,
int samplesPerChan,
double rate,
java.util.EnumSet<AoScanOption> options,
AoUnit unit,
double[][] data)
Writes values to a range of D/A channels. |
AoConfig |
getConfig()
Returns AoConfig . |
AoInfo |
getInfo()
Returns AoInfo . |
Status |
getStatus()
Returns the Status of the background operation currently running. |
void |
setTrigger(TriggerType triggerType,
int triggerChannel,
double lowThreshold,
double highThreshold,
ThresholdUnit unit,
long retriggerCount)
Selects the trigger source and configures its parameters. |
void |
stopBackground()
Stops the background operation. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Method Detail |
|---|
public AoInfo getInfo()
AoInfo
.
public AoConfig getConfig()
AoConfig
.
public void aOut(int channel, Range range, AoUnit unit, double dataValue) throws ULException
channel
- D/A channel number.range
- D/A range. If the selected D/A board does not have a programmable gain feature, this argument is ignored.unit
- The AoUnit
enumeration indicating the unit of the D/A data.dataValue
- D/A data value.
ULException
public double aOutScan(int lowChan, int highChan, Range range, int samplesPerChan, double rate, java.util.EnumSet<AoScanOption> options, AoUnit unit, double[][] data) throws ULException
lowChan
- First D/A channel in the scan.highChan
- Last D/A channel in the scan.range
- The Range
enumeration indicating the D/A range.
If the selected D/A board does not have a programmable gain feature, this argument is ignored.samplesPerChan
- Number of D/A samples to output.rate
- D/A sample rate in scans per second.options
- The AoScanOption
enumeration indicating D/A scanning options.unit
- The AoUnit
enumeration indicating the unit of the D/A data.data
- D/A data value.
ULException
public void setTrigger(TriggerType triggerType, int triggerChannel, double lowThreshold, double highThreshold, ThresholdUnit unit, long retriggerCount) throws ULException
triggerType
- The TriggerType
enumeration indicating
the trigger type. When set to a digital trigger,
all parameters except triggerChannel are ignored.triggerChannel
- Trigger channel.lowThreshold
- Low threshold of an analog trigger.highThreshold
- High threshold of an analog trigger.unit
- The ThresholdUnit
enumeration indicating the threshold unit.retriggerCount
- Number of samples to acquire during each trigger event
when retrigger mode is enabled.
ULException
public Status getStatus() throws ULException
Status
of the background operation currently running.
ULException
public void stopBackground() throws ULException
ULException
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jsonjoin [OPTIONS] JSON_FILE_1 [JSON_FILE_2 ...]
jsonjoin is a command line tool that takes one (or more) JSON objects files and joins them to a root JSON object read from standard input (or file identified by -input option). By default the resulting joined JSON object is written to standard out.
The default behavior for jsonjoin is to create key/value pairs based on the joined JSON document names and their contents. This can be thought of as a branching behavior. Each additional file becomes a branch and its key/value pairs become leafs. The root JSON object is assumed to come from standard input but can be designated by the -input option or created by the -create option. Each additional file specified as a command line argument is then treated as a new branch.
In addition to the branching behavior you can join JSON objects in a flat manner. The flat joining process can be ether non-destructive adding new key/value pairs (-update option) or destructive overwriting key/value pairs (-overwrite option).
Note: jsonjoin doesn’t support a JSON array as the root JSON object.
Below are a set of options available.
-create create an empty root object, {}
-examples display example(s)
-generate-manpage generate man page
-generate-markdown generate markdown docs
-h, -help display help
-i, -input input filename (for root object)
-l, -license display license
-nl, -newline if true add a trailing newline
-o, -output output filename
-overwrite copy all key/values into root object
-quiet suppress error messages
-update copy new key/values pairs into root object
-v, -version display version
Consider two JSON objects one in person.json and another in profile.json.
person.json contains
{ “name”: “Doe, Jane”<EMAIL_ADDRESS>“age”: 42 }
profile.json contains
{ “name”: “Doe, Jane”, “bio”: “World renowned geophysist.”, “email”<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}
A simple join of person.json with profile.json (note the -create option)
jsonjoin -create person.json profile.json
would yield and object like
{ “person”: { “name”: “Doe, Jane”<EMAIL_ADDRESS>“age”: 42}, “profile”: { “name”: “Doe, Jane”, “bio”: “World renowned geophysist.”, “email”<EMAIL_ADDRESS>} }
Likewise if you want to treat person.json as the root object and add profile.json as a branch try
cat person.json | jsonjoin profile.json
or
jsonjoin -i person.json profile.json
this yields an object like
{ “name”: “Doe, Jane”<EMAIL_ADDRESS>“age”: 42, “profile”: { “name”: “Doe, Jane”, “bio”: “World renowned geophysist.”, “email”<EMAIL_ADDRESS>} }
You can modify this behavor with -update or -overwrite. Both options are order dependant (i.e. not associative, A update B does not necessarily equal B update A).
Running
jsonjoin -create -update person.json profile.json
would yield
{ “name”: “Doe, Jane”<EMAIL_ADDRESS>“age”: 42, “bio”: “World renowned geophysist.” }
Running
jsonjoin -create -update profile.json person.json
would yield
{ “name”: “Doe, Jane”, “age”: 42, “bio”: “World renowned geophysist.”, “email”<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}
Running
jsonjoin -create -overwrite person.json profile.json
would yield
{ “name”: “Doe, Jane”<EMAIL_ADDRESS>“age”: 42, “bio”: “World renowned geophysist.” }
jsonjoin v0.0.25


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Release 0.8.0¶
See also changes in the unreleased 0.7
Release summary¶
The main features of this release are several new time series models based on the statespace framework, multiple imputation using MICE as well as many other enhancements. The codebase also has been updated to be compatible with recent numpy and pandas releases.
statsmodels is using now github to store the updated documentation which is available under https://www.statsmodels.org/stable for the last release, and https://www.statsmodels.org/devel/ for the development version.
This is the last release that supports Python 2.6.
Warning
API stability is not guaranteed for new features, although even in this case changes will be made in a backwards compatible way if possible. The stability of a new feature depends on how much time it was already in statsmodels master and how much usage it has already seen. If there are specific known problems or limitations, then they are mentioned in the docstrings.
The following major new features appear in this version.
Statespace Models¶
Building on the statespace framework and models added in 0.7, this release includes additional models that build on it. Authored by Chad Fulton largely during GSOC 2015
Kalman Smoother¶
The Kalman smoother (introduced in #2434) allows making inference on the unobserved state vector at each point in time using data from the entire sample. In addition to this improved inference, the Kalman smoother is required for future improvements such as simulation smoothing and the expectation maximization (EM) algorithm.
As a result of this improvement, all state space models now inherit a smooth method for producing results with smoothed state estimates. In addition, the fit method will return results with smoothed estimates at the maximum likelihood estimates.
Postestimation¶
Improved post-estimation output is now available to all state space models (introduced in #2566). This includes the new methods get_prediction and get_forecast, providing standard errors and confidence intervals as well as point estimates, simulate, providing simulation of time series following the given state space process, and impulse_responses, allowing computation of impulse responses due to innovations to the state vector.
Diagnostics¶
A number of general diagnostic tests on the residuals from state space estimation are now available to all state space models (introduced in #2431). These include:
test_normality implements the Jarque-Bera test for normality of residuals
test_heteroskedasticity implements a test for homoskedasticity of residuals similar to the Goldfeld-Quandt test
test_serial_correlation implements the Ljung-Box (or Box-Pierce) test for serial correlation of residuals
These test statistics are also now included in the summary method output. In addition, a plot_diagnostics method is available which provides four plots to visually assess model fit.
Unobserved Components¶
The class of univariate Unobserved Components models (also known as structural time series models) are now available (introduced in #2432). This includes as special cases the local level model and local linear trend model. Generically it allows decomposing a time series into trend, cycle, seasonal, and irregular components, optionally with exogenous regressors and / or autoregressive errors.
Multivariate Models¶
Two standard multivariate econometric models - vector autoregressive moving-average model with exogenous regressors (VARMAX) and Dynamic Factors models - are now available (introduced in #2563). The first is a popular reduced form method of exploring the covariance in several time series, and the second is a popular reduced form method of extracting a small number of common factors from a large dataset of observed series.
Recursive least squares¶
A model for recursive least squares, also known as expanding-window OLS, is now available in statsmodels.regression (introduced in #2830).
Miscellaneous¶
Other improvements to the state space framework include:
Improved missing data handling #2770, #2809
Ongoing refactoring and bug fixes in fringes and corner cases
Time Series Analysis¶
Markov Switching Models¶
Markov switching dynamic regression and autoregression models are now available (introduced in #2980 by Chad Fulton). These models allow regression effects and / or autoregressive dynamics to differ depending on an unobserved “regime”; in Markov switching models, the regimes are assumed to transition according to a Markov process.
Statistics¶
KPSS stationarity, unit root test #2775 (N-Wouda)
The Brock Dechert Scheinkman (BDS) test for nonlinear dependence is now available (introduced in #934 by Chad Fulton)
Augmented Engle/Granger cointegration test (refactor hidden function) #3146 (Josef Perktold)
New functionality in statistics¶
Contingency Tables #2418 (Kerby Shedden)
Local FDR, multiple testing #2297 (Kerby Shedden)
Mediation Analysis #2352 (Kerby Shedden)
Confidence intervals for multinomial proportions #3162 (Sebastien Lerique, Josef Perktold)
other:
weighted quantiles in DescrStatsW #2707 (Kerby Shedden)
Duration¶
Kaplan Meier Survival Function #2614 (Kerby Shedden)
Cumulative incidence rate function #3016 (Kerby Shedden)
other:
frequency weights in Kaplan-Meier #2992 (Kerby Shedden)
entry times for Kaplan-Meier #3126 (Kerby Shedden)
intercept handling for PHReg #3095 (Kerby Shedden)
Imputation¶
new subpackage in statsmodels.imputation
MICE #2076 (Frank Cheng GSOC 2014 and Kerby Shedden)
Imputation by regression on Order Statistic #3019 (Paul Hobson)
Penalized Estimation¶
Elastic net: fit_regularized with L1/L2 penalization has been added to OLS, GLM and PHReg (Kerby Shedden)
GLM¶
Tweedie is now available as new family #2872 (Peter Quackenbush, Josef Perktold)
other:
frequency weights for GLM (currently without full support) #
more flexible convergence options #2803 (Peter Quackenbush)
Multivariate¶
new subpackage that currently contains PCA
PCA was added in 0.7 to statsmodels.tools and is now in statsmodels.multivariate
Documentation¶
New doc build with latest jupyter and Python 3 compatibility (Tom Augspurger)
Other important improvements¶
several existing functions have received improvements
seasonal_decompose: improved periodicity handling #2987 (ssktotoro ?)
tools add_constant, add_trend: refactoring and pandas compatibility #2240 (Kevin Sheppard)
acf, pacf, acovf: option for missing handling #3020 (joesnacks ?)
acf, pacf plots: allow array of lags #2989 (Kevin Sheppard)
pickling support for ARIMA #3412 (zaemyung)
io SimpleTable (summary): allow names with special characters #3015 (tvanessa ?)
tsa tools lagmat, lagmat2ds: pandas support #2310 #3042 (Kevin Sheppard)
CompareMeans: from_data, summary methods #2754 (Valery Tyumen)
API cleanup for robust, sandwich covariances #3162 (Josef Perktold)
influence plot used swapped arguments (bug) #3158
Major Bugs fixed¶
see github issues
While most bugs are usability problems, there is now a new label type-bug-wrong for bugs that cause that silently incorrect numbers are returned. https://github.com/statsmodels/statsmodels/issues?q=label%3Atype-bug-wrong+is%3Aclosed
Backwards incompatible changes and deprecations¶
predict now returns a pandas Series if the exog argument is a DataFrame, including missing/NaN values
PCA moved to multivariate compared to 0.7
Development summary and credits¶
Besides receiving contributions for new and improved features and for bugfixes, important contributions to general maintenance came from
Kevin Sheppard
Pierre Barbier de Reuille
Tom Augsburger
and the general maintainer and code reviewer
Josef Perktold
Additionally, many users contributed by participation in github issues and providing feedback.
Thanks to all of the contributors for the 0.8 release (based on git log):
Note
Ashish
Brendan
Brendan Condon
BrianLondon
Chad Fulton
Chris Fonnesbeck
Christian Lorentzen
Christoph T. Weidemann
James Kerns
Josef Perktold
Kerby Shedden
Kevin Sheppard
Leoyzen
Matthew Brett
Niels Wouda
Paul Hobson
Pierre Barbier de Reuille
Pietro Battiston
Ralf Gommers
Roman Ring
Skipper Seabold
Soren Fuglede Jorgensen
Thomas Cokelaer
Tom Augspurger
ValeryTyumen
Vanessa
Yaroslav Halchenko
dhpiyush
joesnacks
kokes
matiumerca
rlan
ssktotoro
thequackdaddy
vegcev
Thanks to all of the contributors for the 0.7 release:
Note
Alex Griffing
Antony Lee
Chad Fulton
Christoph Deil
Daniel Sullivan
Hans-Martin von Gaudecker
Jan Schulz
Joey Stockermans
Josef Perktold
Kerby Shedden
Kevin Sheppard
Kiyoto Tamura
Louis-Philippe Lemieux Perreault
Padarn Wilson
Ralf Gommers
Saket Choudhary
Skipper Seabold
Tom Augspurger
Trent Hauck
Vincent Arel-Bundock
chebee7i
donbeo
gliptak
hlin117
jerry dumblauskas
jonahwilliams
kiyoto
neilsummers
waynenilsen
These lists of names are automatically generated based on git log, and may not be complete.


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Rules
Numbers divisible by 3 will become
"ping"
Numbers divisible by 5 will become
"pong"
Numbers divisible by 3 and 5 will become
"pingpong"
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Promise-based alert/confirm modal for Vue.js. Results are logged to the console. Note that this is not a demo to show the looks of the notifications, the styling is completely up to you.
import notivuecation from 'notivuecation';
Vue.use(notivuecation);
Using predefined button labels, you can quickly open a confirm or alert popup by just supplying the message.
confirm('Are you sure you want to do this?');
alert('Please click ok');
Send an object instead of a string to define title, message and button labels.
confirm({
message: 'Are you sure you want to do this?',
confirm: 'Yes!',
cancel: 'Hell no',
});
alert({
title: 'Error!',
message: 'Something went wrong',
confirm: 'Bummer',
});
If you want fully custom buttons, you can call notify directly and specify all buttons.
notify({
title: 'Custom title',
message: 'Custom message',
buttons: [
{label: 'option #1', value: 1},
{label: 'option #2', value: 2},
{label: 'option #3', value: 3},
]
})
Every notification will be added to the queue and removed if closed, so multiple notifications may appear sequentially. Clicking the button below will trigger 3 confirmations, each one added a second after the previous one.


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So I finally finished building this website blog what should I do now? Or what am I doing?
I have finished reading "Autobiography of Malcolm X", and begun reading "Surely you're joking Mr. Fenyman".
My laptop, my poor poor laptop has busted it's charging port and needs to be fixed. I usually have to wiggle around for a good five minutes for it to charge consistently. So I will be going to what is known as the Silicon Valley of Beijing and finding a Computer Repair store that has the ability to do so! And will post pictures.
I am also reading Pro-Git right now and it's so far an excellent read. It required downloading the free to read pdf on my Dad's Kindle HDx whihc I stole. Without guilt because he never uses it.


The refineOnClick directive will refine the given context(s) for a click on an element representing a record.
It works in conjunction with a finite set of other directives:
When clicking on an item, the contexts will be refined using the values in the configured fields. By default, if you click on more than one item, the refinements will add up, which can be useful in situations with multiples values.
If you prefer the refinement to be replaced each time you click, you can use refineOnClickReplaceRefine
.


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I'm not a fan of Windows but PowerShell made my life a lot easier. I'm generally an advocate of PowerShell - it's not perfect, but it's a huge step forward from Windows command prompt and VB scripts.
PowerShell has a module for almost every basic function a sysadmin could ask for. Except nslookup.
Some of the more clever folks who are reading this will suggest I use [System.DNS.client]. That's great, but in my case System.DNS.Client returned different values (which I still can't figure out) and won't let you specify which DNS servers to use.


Here at Pat's Salmon Cookies we believe that salmon belongs in a cookie. If you don't like that, then you don't know carp! Salmon is a heart healthy alternative to your typical cookie filler ingredients, and you won't even know it's there. Next time youre fishin' around your pantry for a tasty snack, reach for Pat's instead!
WHY SALMON COOKIES?
Why not?
Here at Pat's, we think cookies can be different. Not only that, but we think it's a difference you can taste.
Give Pat's a try today!
WHO WE ARE
Pat's is a local company, based here in Seattle. We are fishermen, bakers, father, daughters, sisters, wives, and so much more. We source our ingredients locally and always make sure that quality and taste come first.
Pat's is a local company, based here in Seattle. We are fishermen, bakers, father, daughters, sisters, wives, and so much more. We source our ingredients locally and always make sure that quality and taste come first.
WHERE CAN I FIND PAT'S?
Pat's Salmon Cookies can be found at:
- Hole Foods
- Albergson's
- Safewhey
- QSC
- Frank Meyer
- Castco
- Wallmart


My name is Jesper Andersson and I am a interaction and user experience designer. Thanks for looking at my portfolio!
As a designer my focus is on service design, IoT and gamification. I also deeply enjoy front-end development, rapid prototyping and making awesome flow-charts!
On this site you can view some of my recent /projects. Also see my /blog where I publish other works more suited to this format. You can download my CV here.
If you have any inqueries, questions or just wanna say "Hi!" please don't hesitate to contact me! I'd love to hear from you!
You can send me a mail or call me directly. Also check my LinkedIn account for a complete work experience list and my GitHub account to review my development projects.
I am also on Twitter and YouTube but these accounts are updated less frequently.
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WITNESS LIST Agriculture & Livestock Committee April 12, 2005-8:00A HB 1767 For: Lenarduzzi, Dr. Roland (Texas Veterinary Medical Association) Murray, Amy (Self) Sheppard, Guy (Texas Veterinary Medical Association) Against: Bair, Terelyn (Self) Beans, Susan (Self) Chapman, Linda (Self) Duval D.C., Jacqueline (Self) Ellis, William (Self) Johnson, Jodie (Self) Nestlerode, Noreen (Self) Rampey, Linda (TACAT) Scott Dow, Sarah (Self) On: Allen, Ron (State Veterinary Board) Cantwell, Pam (Self) Zamrazil, Kristie (Texas Pharmacy Association) HB 2556 For: Bluntzer, Warren (Texas Deer Association) Bugai, Dr. Scott (Texas Deer Association) Kinsel, Karl (Texas Deer Association) Against: Seale, Charly (Exotic Wildlife Association) On: Hillman, Dr. Bob (Texas Animal Health Commission) Sinclair, David (Texas Parks & Wildlife Department) Wolf, Clayton (Texas Parks & Wildlife Department)


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A graph of objects that have a “graphident” attribute. The value of this attribute is the key for the object in the graph.
The optional graph is a previously constructed Graph.
The optional debug level controls the amount of debug output (see msg(), msgin() and msgout()).
Note
the altgraph library does not generate output, the debug attribute and message methods are present for use by subclasses.
Adds a node to the graph.
Note
re-adding a node that was previously removed using removeNode() will reinstate the previously removed node.
Creates a new node using cls(*args, **kwds) and adds that node using addNode().
Returns the newly created node.
Removes a node from the graph when it exists. The node argument is either a node object, or the graphident of a node.
Creates a reference from fromnode to tonode. The optional edge_data is associated with the edge.
Fromnode and tonode can either be node objects or the graphident values for nodes.
Removes the reference from fromnode to tonode if it exists.
Returns the graphident attribute of node, or the graph itself when node is None.
Same as getRawIdent(), but only if the node is part of the graph.
Node can either be an actual node object or the graphident of a node.
Returns a given node in the graph, or Node when it cannot be found.
Node is either an object with a graphident attribute or the graphident attribute itself.
Returns True if node is a member of the graph. Node is either an object with a graphident attribute or the graphident attribute itself.
Yield all nodes that are entirely reachable by condition starting fromt he given start node or the graph root.
Note
objects are only reachable from the graph root when there is a reference from the root to the node (either directly or through another node)
Yield all nodes in the graph.
Returns two iterators that yield the nodes reaching by outgoing and incoming edges.
Filter the ObjectGraph in-place by removing all edges to nodes that do not match every filter in the given filter list
Returns a tuple containing the number of: (nodes_visited, nodes_removed, nodes_orphaned)
The current debug level.
Print a debug message at the current indentation level when the current debug level is level or less.
Print a debug message when the current debug level is level or less, and increase the indentation level.
Decrease the indentation level and print a debug message when the current debug level is level or less.


I have had extensive experience with Ritalin, (Methylphenidate) but by chance acquired some Desoxyn (Medical Methamphetamine)(ie Methedrine) 5mg Tabs. These are usually used for SEVERE Narcolepsy or ADHD. I found them in a persons drawer, in their Ovation pharms bottel. I took 4=20mgs. I am experienced with 60-100mgs Ritalin in a single day, but this felt VERY different!
After 10-15 mins I was sensing a superwide awake state, and a sence of alertness, awakeness, FAR unlike Ritalin (I can't believe that these two pills are both (Sch II) in the stimulants category of the FDA-along with amphetamines (unbelievable!!)
The 20mgs Desoxyn was far unlike the Ritalin I was used to-my eyes felt glued awake-and any fatigue, tiredness (which I often feel on Ritalin) was non-existant.
The pills were IR 5mgs so they did not last all day, but SURE gave me an insite into the most potent CNS stimulant (Methylphamphetamine-Desoxyn) had to offer. I had boundless energy and aliveness, and felt as if I could go about doing anything I chose.
I may visit my sources bottle again, when the opportunity arises, but for now the Ritalin-even at the highest dose of close to 100mgs, doesn't compare to Desoxyn, damn I wish I could be scripted to it, althought that may be a bad decision-given my enjoyable experience. Hail occasional Desoxyn!!
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Fanhattan UX Breakdown
So, my first time doing one of these things, but I love Fanhattan and wanted to throw my opinion in. So here goes.
The Product (iPad)
Fanhattan is a catalogue of all film/TV media on the web that gives consumers a single point of discovery.
You search for things, Fanhattan tells you where it lives, and you can go there and watch it. Revenue is through affiliate marketing.
 Action == Watching == Affiliate Revenue.
The user experience cycle goes from what I call Discovery –> Intrigued –> Learn More, then back to Discovery. Every stage should lead to an Action.
While Fanhattan currently follows the cycle shown above, I think the UX has drop offs at certain points, and it would be nice to see a more fluid experience that gives me the info I need when I want it, encourages me to take action, and keeps bringing me back to Discovery. (Basing this off of personal experience, opinions may change if I were to look at user data.)
Let’s focus on the movie section. We’ll start at Discovery, move to Intrigued, Learn More, and then back to Discovery.
Discovery
The Discovery section is currently broken into 7 horizontal panes in the top half of the screen. The panes are Smart Browse, Featured, Streaming, In Theatres, My Movies, My Friends, and Genre.
7 panes is a lot to swipe through. And a few overlap, so we can consolidate. Smart Browse can already filter by Genre, so no need for a standalone Genre pane. In addition, My Movies is 3 personal lists; let’s make it all part of a dropdown menu associated with the “Me” button at the top (currently useless). Finally, Featured/Streaming/My Friends all help users discover films. Let’s group those together and call it Discover. We end up with 3 simple panes—Smart Browse, Discover, and In Theatres.
Since Discover is now 3 panes in 1, we need to reorganize it. In a recent press release, Chris Thun noted that discovery is 3 things—algorithmic, curated, and social. And it makes sense; the user starts with a large list of movies, and it gets more personalized as you move from algorithmic to curated, and then even more with social. Let’s reorganize the new Discovery category to reflect this.
- Start with most general– the 1st filter should be All.
- Most of the Streaming pane is new material. Group it into a filter called New. (Hulu/Amazon/Free can all be filtered in Smart Browse already)
- Add Popular– for movies trending amongst all users.
- Re-label featured as Recommended. Take what the user likes and show similar films.
- Last is Social, which is the currently the My Friends pane.
Keep Smart Browse the same (it’s awesome), and re-sort In Theatres the same way we did Discover, from general to customized. We end up with something like this:
Just 3 panes for Discovery. Browse. Discover, from general films down to user specific. In Theatres for up & coming. The same material, but no swiping, easy to navigate & understand.
Also, when we tap on movie posters, Watch List, Seen It, Be a Fan options pop up. Let’s add Watch Now at the top so the user can immediately perform an Action when they see a film they like.
Intrigued
If the user is unsure, they tap the movie poster and move to the Intrigued section. Currently for Intrigued, the bottom half of the screen turns into 3 columns (Photos, Watch Now, Movie Details). Tapping Discover pulls up a new screen (Learn More) with 9 separate panes (the first 3 panes are exactly the same as the columns in Intrigued).
The user didn’t perform an Action in Discovery, and came to Intrigued to help with their decision. However, the current setup doesn’t help me make a decision – I need a bit more. And tapping any of these columns simply brings me to to the same pane in Learn More (and tapping the rating brings me to Movie Details)
Unless I was already prepared to perform an action, my decision ends up taking place in Learn More, rendering the Intrigued section almost useless.
The basic info I need is Summary, Cast & Crew, Ratings, & Trailers. Combine all the panes together, info on the left, actions on the right. Each section (Poster, Ratings, Plot Summary, Cast) should open a new window when tapped (ie tapping the critics/viewer meters will bring up the Reviews window). The user now has the requisite info and is led to perform an Action, or go back to the Discovery stage.
Learn More
At this point, we’ve provided all the basic info a user needs to make a decision. So either the user really wants to know the the film before they perform an Action or the user has already watched the film and wants to learn more. By swiping to the right, the user moves to Learn More. Here the user can get click on News, Discussions (Facebook, Twitter, GetGlue, etc), or watch Clips (MovieClips).
For the user who is still trying to make a decision, this window will tell them everything to actually watching the film. There is no more information we can provide– the user will now either perform an Action (Watch Now in the top right), or reject the movie and go back to Discovery (click off the window).
The user who has already seen the film and wants to learn more has already performed an Action; we want to lead them back to Discovery. If they come this far for news/discussions/clips, I think it is safe to assume they at least mildly enjoyed the film. The user can then slide to the right and see an entire window of related films (categorized by Genre/Actors/Directors, etc) and this leads them back to the Discovery stage.
Conclusion
The user now consistently gains more info at every stage (Discovery, Intrigued, Learn More) and can perform an action at every step. And at the end, we lead them back to Discovery to start the cycle over, creating a continually engaging experience.
Overall, Fanhattan is still amazing – just my 2 cents.


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| predict {SparkR} | R Documentation |
Makes predictions from a generalized linear model produced by glm() or spark.glm(), similarly to R's predict().
Makes predictions from a model produced by spark.naiveBayes(), similarly to R package e1071's predict.
Make predictions from a model produced by spark.kmeans().
Make predictions from a model produced by spark.survreg(), similarly to R package survival's predict.
predict(object, ...) ## S4 method for signature 'GeneralizedLinearRegressionModel' predict(object, newData) ## S4 method for signature 'NaiveBayesModel' predict(object, newData) ## S4 method for signature 'KMeansModel' predict(object, newData) ## S4 method for signature 'AFTSurvivalRegressionModel' predict(object, newData)
object |
A fitted generalized linear model |
newData |
SparkDataFrame for testing |
object |
A fitted naive Bayes model |
newData |
SparkDataFrame for testing |
object |
A fitted k-means model |
newData |
SparkDataFrame for testing |
object |
A fitted AFT survival regression model |
newData |
SparkDataFrame for testing |
SparkDataFrame containing predicted labels in a column named "prediction"
SparkDataFrame containing predicted labels in a column named "prediction"
SparkDataFrame containing predicted labels in a column named "prediction"
SparkDataFrame containing predicted labels in a column named "prediction"
## Not run:
##D model <- glm(y ~ x, trainingData)
##D predicted <- predict(model, testData)
##D showDF(predicted)
## End(Not run)
## Not run:
##D model <- spark.naiveBayes(trainingData, y ~ x)
##D predicted <- predict(model, testData)
##D showDF(predicted)
## End(Not run)
## Not run:
##D model <- spark.kmeans(trainingData, ~ ., 2)
##D predicted <- predict(model, testData)
##D showDF(predicted)
## End(Not run)
## Not run:
##D model <- spark.survreg(trainingData, Surv(futime, fustat) ~ ecog_ps + rx)
##D predicted <- predict(model, testData)
##D showDF(predicted)
## End(Not run)


This is an abstract painter. More...
#include <performancepainter.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| PerformancePainter (QPaintDevice *widget) | |
| This is the constructor, for the painter in order to works needs to be initialized with a QPaintDevice object or any of its child. More... | |
| virtual | ~PerformancePainter () |
| The virtual destructor. | |
| virtual void | paint () |
| The virtual paint method that needs to be reimplemented in the subclasses. | |
| void | setGeometry (const int width, const int height) |
| This functon is used to set the width and height of the widget to be used internally. More... | |
| void | setData (std::vector< std::vector< float > > cache) |
| This function is used to set the data that needs to be displayed in by the painter. More... | |
| void | setDrawGrid (const bool value) |
| Set whether or not to drawa the grid. More... | |
| void | setBackgroundColor (QColor color) |
| void | drawBackground (QPainter &qp) |
| Set whether or not to drawa the background color. More... | |
| void | drawGrid (QPainter &qp) |
| void | setGridColor (QColor color) |
| void | setColor1 (QColor color) |
| This procedure lets you set the color1 you can use in the widget. More... | |
| void | setColor2 (QColor color) |
| This procedure lets you set the color2 you can use in the widget. More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
| int | m_width |
| The width of the widget. | |
| int | m_height |
| The height of the widget. | |
| int | m_gridHeightStep |
| The vertical resolution of the grid. | |
| int | m_gridWidthStep |
| The horizontal resolution of the grid. | |
| int | m_drawGrid |
| The drawGrid attriute. | |
| QColor | m_gridColor |
| The color value for the grid. | |
| QColor | m_backgroundColor |
| The color value for the background. | |
| QColor | m_color1 |
| The generic color value 1. | |
| QColor | m_color2 |
| The generic color value 2. | |
| QPaintDevice * | m_widget |
| The associated widget to paint on. | |
| std::vector< std::vector< float > > | m_cache |
| The internal data to be painted. | |
This is an abstract painter.
This class define an abstract painter that can be subclassed to generate different type of paintings for the performance widget
In order to provide a little bit of flexibility this class implements a couple of generic attriutes and relative setter functions , this attributes can be used or not from the subclasses to try to give a bit of customizzation Those attributes are :
| PerformancePainter::PerformancePainter | ( | QPaintDevice * | widget | ) |
This is the constructor, for the painter in order to works needs to be initialized with a QPaintDevice object or any of its child.
| widget | : The widget we want to draw on |
| void PerformancePainter::drawBackground | ( | QPainter & | qp | ) |
Set whether or not to drawa the background color.
| qp |
| void PerformancePainter::setBackgroundColor | ( | QColor | color | ) |
This method lets the user set the background color
| color | : The QColor for the background |
| void PerformancePainter::setColor1 | ( | QColor | color | ) |
This procedure lets you set the color1 you can use in the widget.
| color | : The color value |
| void PerformancePainter::setColor2 | ( | QColor | color | ) |
This procedure lets you set the color2 you can use in the widget.
| color | : The color value |
| void PerformancePainter::setData | ( | std::vector< std::vector< float > > | cache | ) |
This function is used to set the data that needs to be displayed in by the painter.
| cache | : The array of values to draw |
| void PerformancePainter::setDrawGrid | ( | const bool | value | ) |
Set whether or not to drawa the grid.
| value | : The bool value to set the gird on off |
| void PerformancePainter::setGeometry | ( | const int | width, |
| const int | height | ||
| ) |
This functon is used to set the width and height of the widget to be used internally.
| width | : The current width of the widget |
| height | : The current height of the widget |
| void PerformancePainter::setGridColor | ( | QColor | color | ) |
This method lets the user set the grid color
| color | : The QColor for the grid |


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I almost exclusively used these three fillers. Um's and Ah's made up over 80%, with Uh's trailing behind.


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The following backtest verifies the ComboMarketOrder
behavior. The algorithm buys one contract and sells one contract at the same time. The following table shows the two trades in the backtest:
| Time | Symbol | Price | Quantity | Type | Status | Value | Tag |
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| 2015-12-24T09:31:00Z | GOOG 16011SC00745000 | 16.90 | 1 | Buy | Filled | 16.90 | |
| 2015-12-24T09:31:00Z | GOOG 160115C00747500 | 14.20 | -1 | Sell | Filled | -14.20 |
On December 24, 2015, the algorithm buys GOOG 16011SC00745000 at $16.90 and sells GOOG 160115C00747500 at $14.20. The fill model fills the buy order at the ask close price and fills the sell order at the bid close price.
To reproduce these results, backtest the following algorithm:


Authors: Kapil Sharma
Source: FERMAT, Volume 25, Communication 9, Jan.-Feb., 2018
Abstract: Multi-scale problems in numerical electromagnetics are becoming increasingly common with the advent and widespread usage of compact mobile phones, body area networks, small and nano antennas, sensors, high-speed interconnects, integrated circuits and complex electronic packaging structures, to name just a few commercial applications. Numerical electromagnetic modeling and simulation of structures with multi-scale features is highly challenging due to the fact that electrically small as well as large features are simultaneously present in the model which demands for discretization of the computational domain such that the number of degrees of freedom is very large, thus, levying a heavy burden on computational resources. The multi-scale nature of a given problem also exacerbates the challenge of generating very fine meshes which do not introduce instabilities or ill-conditioned behaviors.
In this work we introduce a hybrid technique, which combines frequency domain and time domain techniques in a manner such that the fine features (electrically small) of the object being modeled are handled by the Method of Moments (MoM) technique while the electrically large parts of the structure are dealt with by using the Finite-Difference Time-Domain (FDTD) technique in order to reduce the computational burden. Recently, structures with multi-scale features have been simulated by using the dipole moment (DM) approach combined with the FDTD technique to handle fine features in a multi-scale geometry. However, when the size of the scatterer becomes larger in terms of the wavelength and the quasi-static assumption becomes invalid, extensive modifications of the DM/FDTD hybrid approach are needed resulting in a high computational cost.
The research proposes a novel hybrid FDTD technique, which combines the Method of Moments and the Finite-Difference Time-Domain techniques directly in the time domain circumventing the need to carry out frequency transform calculations as required in the DM approach when the object size is not small (size>λ/20). The proposed technique utilizes piecewise sinusoidal basis functions to represent the currents on arbitrarily shaped wires with fine features, and modified RWG basis function for surfaces. The fields scattered by the object with fine features in MoM region are computed in the time domain on a planar interface. The time domain fields obtained at the planar interface are then combined with the FDTD update equations. In contrast to the existing techniques used to handle this type of problems, the proposed technique is both efficient as well as stable.
Index Terms: MoM, FDTD, DM, RWG, DoF, TDIE, EFIE, MFIE, CFIE, Matrix, RHS, Finite Difference, Lagrange Quadratic Interpolation, Modified RWG
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Techniques for Numerically Efficient Analysis of Multi-Scale Problems in Computational Electromagnetics


We've hand picked some of the best short and feature films. Documentaries, comedies and animation feature in this years festival line up.
50 Years - The story of Thursday night motorcross: Over the last 50 years a lot has changed, but one thing has stayed the same, family and Motocross. This is the story of how a flooded wasteland was transformed into the longest running night time motocross track in the country. This track has been the proving grounds for some of the fastest racers to ever swing a leg over a bike.
How to be Deadly: Newfoundland YouTube sensation Donnie Dumphy is a boy out on a tear. The night before the big dirt-bike competition, this working-class hero cashes his welfare cheque, tours the worst parts of town, loses his old dear Brenda, has a mug-up with his Nan, near drowns and sleeps with his social worker – all before the boats set out at sunrise.
Halfway to Nowhere: Tim Caraco and his buddies have been planning a chopper trip through the beautiful countryside of Tasmania for a while now. After being kicked in the teeth on the first attempt, they hit it during the perfect weather and had a trip of a lifetime.
Threewheeling: Experience the spectacular sport of sidecar racing as the top riders take on the world's most dangerous race: the Isle of Man TT. From the paddocks to parc fermé and the pit lane, 3 Wheeling goes behind the scenes with all the highs, lows, thrills and disappointments.
Why we Ride: Why We Ride is a story about who we are. Individuals with a desire to dream, discover and explore. From a kid’s dream come true, to a retiree’s return to freedom. From a family riding together on the sand dunes, to hundreds of choppers carving through the canyons – the bond is the same. It’s about the passion of the riders and the soul of their machines.
Watch this space: More films to be confirmed!


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The perils of privacy.
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What Coke Contains
medium.com
The Vons grocery store two miles from my home in Los Angeles, California sells 12 cans of Coca-Cola for $6.59 — 54 cents…
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How I Pranked My Roommate With Eerily Targeted Facebook Ads
mysocialsherpa.com
This is the chronicle of the most epic retaliation and how I pranked my roommate with targeted Facebook Ads to the point of complete paranoia and ...
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The ultimate photo shoot: on location in Iceland with the iPhone 6 and 6 ...
www.theverge.com
Apple's latest iPhones are out in the world, and the camera is one of their most-talked about features. So to see what the new devices can really do, ...
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The FBI Finally Says How It 'Legally' Pinpointed Silk Road's Server | WIRED
www.wired.com
The prosecuting attorneys in Ulbricht's case argue, means that no illegal spying techniques were needed to pinpoint the world's largest anonymous ...
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Terror laws clear Senate, enabling entire Australian web to be monitored ...
www.smh.com.au
Australian spies will soon have the power to monitor the entire Australian internet with just one warrant, and journalists and whistleblowers will ...
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Miss a Payment? Good Luck Moving That Car - NYTimes.com
dealbook.nytimes.com
The thermometer showed a 103.5-degree fever, and her 10-year-old’s asthma was flaring up. Mary Bolender, who lives in Las Vegas, needed to get her ...
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Kevin Mitnick, Once the World's Most Wanted Hacker, Is Now Selling ...
www.wired.com
As a young man, Kevin Mitnick became the world’s most notorious black hat hacker, breaking into the networks of companies like IBM, Nokia, Motorola, ...
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slackhq/SlackTextViewController
github.com
SlackTextViewController - iOS UIViewController subclass with a custom growing text input
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Out in the Open: The Site That Teaches You to Code Well Enough to Get a ...
www.wired.com
Wanna be a programmer? That shouldn’t be too hard. You can sign-up for an iterative online tutorial at a site like Codecademy or Treehouse. You can ...
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MIT Students Battle State's Demand for Their Bitcoin Miner's Source Code | ...
www.wired.com
Four MIT students behind an award-winning Bitcoin mining tool will face off against New Jersey state authorities in court today when they attempt to ...
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After Surgery, Surprise $117,000 Medical Bill From Doctor He Didn’t Know
www.nytimes.com
In a growing practice, medical assistants, consultants and other hospital staffers, often called in without patients’ knowledge, are charging hefty ...
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Ex-Employees Say Home Depot Left Data Vulnerable
www.nytimes.com
Before a major data breach, Home Depot was slow to raise its defenses against hackers despite alarms from security experts as far back as 2008.


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Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ (self, tore=True) |
| def | create_discrete_mapping_2dpos_to_4dsensation (self) |
| def | get_sensation_at_position (self, position, display=False) |
| def | generate_shift (self, k=1, static=False) |
| def | display (self, show=True) |
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| def | __init__ (self, type_environment, n_sensations, environment_size) |
| def | get_sensation_at_position (self, position) |
| def | generate_shift (self, k) |
| def | destroy (self) |
| def | save (self, destination) |
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| tore | |
| pos2value_mapping | |
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| type | |
| n_sensations | |
| environment_size | |
Tore gridworld of size (10, 10) with a sensory input of dimension 4 at each position of the grid. Each sensory component is generating using a random smooth periodic function of period 10 in both x and y in the grid. Attributes ---------- tore : bool make the grid behave like a tore or not pos2value_mapping : ndarray mapping from position to sensations
| def Environments.GridWorld.create_discrete_mapping_2dpos_to_4dsensation | ( | self | ) |
Generates a random smooth periodic function of period 10 in both x and y in the grid. Each function associated with one of the four sensory components is the composition of 3 random cosine varying along x and 3 random cosine varying along y. Return a mapping as an array of size (environment_size[0], environment_size[1] , 4).
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show = True |
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Independently display the components of the sensations in the grid. ax - axe where to draw the surfaces
Reimplemented from Environments.Environment.
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Returns k random shifts for the environment in [-5, 4]². if static=True, returns the default shift which is self.env_size/2.
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display = False |
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Returns the sensations at a given set of input positions. (Warping is applied to the grid if self.tore=True.) Inputs: position - (N, 2) array Returns: sensations - (N, 4) array


We’ll post specifics as we nail them down, but think along the lines of parodies of common fan fic tropes, original simulations, fandom simulations, and small not-quite-games written for browsers.
We will basically always be bugging and fussing and meddling with SBURBSim as well. The “Todo” pile never stops from getting taller on that thing.


Used with CSS. Two common font combination lists and the five generic fallback font families.
Behold! The Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif font family! It swooshes with an italic font-style! It leans with an oblique font-style! It puffs out with a bold font-weight! It puffs out and swooshes with a bold italic font-weight!
Behold! The serif generic font family! It swooshes with an italic font-style! It leans with an oblique font-style! It puffs out with a bold font-weight! It puffs out and swooshes with a bold italic font-weight!
Behold! The sans-serif generic font family! It swooshes with an italic font-style! It leans with an oblique font-style! It puffs out with a bold font-weight! It puffs out and swooshes with a bold italic font-weight!
Behold! The monospace generic font family! It swooshes with an italic font-style! It leans with an oblique font-style! It puffs out with a bold font-weight! It puffs out and swooshes with a bold italic font-weight!
Behold! The cursive font family! It swooshes with an italic font-style! It leans with an oblique font-style! It puffs out with a bold font-weight! It puffs out and swooshes with a bold italic font-weight!
Behold! The fantasy generic font family! It swooshes with an italic font-style! It leans with an oblique font-style! It puffs out with a bold font-weight! It puffs out and swooshes with a bold italic font-weight!


flash page
users only have a chance of seeing this page if the inspector's
useRedirect
flag is set to true.
users that land here have the correct version of flash installed. we can therefore show them the movie safely.


Hoda Kotb, 55, & Joel Schiffman, 61, Engaged: ‘Today’ Host Set To Wed BF After 6 Tears Together
by Alyssa NorwinCongratulations are in order for ‘Today’ Show host, Hoda Kotb! She confirmed that she’s engaged to her boyfriend of six years, Joel Schiffman, on Nov. 25.
Hoda Kotb, 55, is engaged! During the Nov. 25 episode of the Today Show, Hoda shared the exciting news with viewers and revealed that she’s set to wed her longtime love, Joel Schiffman, 61. She also shared a photo from what appeared to be a beach proposal. In the pic, the happy couple is standing behind their names written in the sand, which Hoda proudly showing off her engagement ring. Hoda and Joel have been together for six years, and have adopted two children, Haley, 2, and Hope, together.
Hoda’s Today Show co-hosts had NO idea that she had gotten engaged until she announced the news on-air herself. “Guys, I have to tell you something,” she said. “A friend of mine, a friend of ours, asked me to let you in on a secret. I’ll give you her initials — her initials are Hoda Kotb and she’s engaged!” At that point, she lifted her hand up to show them the ring, and the excitement immediately ensued. The whole desk burst out with screams and congratulatory messages as Hoda giggled and flashed her bling.
Story Developing…


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Migrating from JUnit
Using Eclipse
The easiest way to convert your JUnit tests to TestNG is to use the Eclipse TestNG plug-in refactoring support. You will find a full description of its features in the Eclipse section.
Asserts
Note that the class org.testng.Assert uses a different argument ordering than the ones used by JUnit. If you are porting code that uses JUnit's asserts, you might want to us a static import of that class:
import static org.testng.AssertJUnit.*;
Related reading
Here is the detailed report of a company that successfully converted a large codebase of JUnit 4 tests over to TestNG.


Historic Sunderland power station site set to be revamped by developers
The building was linked to Durham Collieries Power Company and was listed in the 1980s.
by Chris BindingPart of a historic former power station on Wearside is set to become a garage and MOT test centre under new plans.
Earlier this year, proposals were lodged for a section of the former coal-fired power station off Philadelphia Lane, near Shiney Row.
Dating 1906, the building was linked to Durham Collieries Power Company and was listed in the 1980s.
According to Sunderland City Council planners, the main 'annexe building', also listed, has remained vacant for several years and has fallen into disrepair.
New plans from applicant Philadelphia Estates Ltd aim to bring the site back into use while conserving its historical features.
The development will see a host of repair works to masonry, metal, windows, doors and a new roof, the removal of metal stairs and new roller shutters.
Plans for garage and MOT testing centre were approved by Sunderland City Council on Wednesday, November 13.
To allow the works to go ahead, a link building on site will be demolished to provide access to vehicles from the rear.
A planning report states it is a "unattractive modern structure that detracts from the historic character of the site".
The report adds: "The proposed adaptation and conversion of the listed former power station annexe will return a vacant listed building into beneficial usage in a manner generally consistent with its conservation, sustaining its significance into the future."
Under planning conditions, the project must start within three years.