Lana Del Rey Just Covered A Death Cab For Cutie Classic And Well Fuck, We’re Crying
by Joseph EarpDeath Cab for Cutie are having something of a cultural moment. It’s not hard to see why.
After all, the generation that Death Cab fostered into adulthood with their heartfelt songs about rejection and tragedy are becoming just old enough to start feeling nostalgic. Moreover, the fruits of the emo revolution are still sprouting — look around at the success of artists like Halsey and Yungblud and tell me that eyeliner and sterling, emotional songwriting isn’t still in fashion.
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Well, now Lana Del Rey has gotten into the emo throwback movement, covering ‘I Will Follow You Into The Dark’ — and with the help of Ben Gibbard himself.
The cover went down at Del Rey’s Denver concert, where Death Cab For Cutie are on support duties (along with Australia’s own Julia Jacklin). Needless to say, it’s beautiful and graceful, because we are living in the Golden Age of Lana Del Rey content.
Seriously, everything the performer has done for the last little while has been astonishing, and we should lap up every last minute of it.
Watch the cover in full below.


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Teams¶
There are 2 available Teams in BlockBall who play against each other. They are named blue and red per default and will also be associated like that in the Chat UI and in this guide.
Of course it is possible to recolor them to something like yellow or pink, but all placeholders and the chat navigation will always stay like they are.
Configuring ingame¶
At this stage, you should be able to open the Settings page of your arena chat UI.
Go to the Settings Page of your arena
Choose Team Red or Team Blue to configure.
Customize each team to your needs.
The Teams also provide so called Textbook Settings which are Team specific messages.
You can find all options explained at the bottom of this page.
Configuring in your arena_x.yml¶
At this stage, you should be able to find your arena save file. If not, please take a look at this page.
Go to the Open the arena_x.yml of your arena
Search for the following section:
arena_x.yml - red-team
team-red:
displayname: Team Red
prefix: '&c'
min-amount: 0
max-amount: 10
walking-speed: 0.2
goal:
corner-1:
x: 134.0
y: 80.0
z: 251.0
yaw: 0.0
pitch: 0.0
world: world
corner-2:
x: 133.0
y: 80.0
z: 250.0
yaw: 0.0
pitch: 0.0
world: world
armor:
'1':
type: LEATHER_BOOTS
meta:
==: ItemMeta
meta-type: LEATHER_ARMOR
color: &id001
==: Color
RED: 255
BLUE: 0
GREEN: 0
'2':
type: LEATHER_LEGGINGS
meta:
==: ItemMeta
meta-type: LEATHER_ARMOR
color: *id001
'3':
type: LEATHER_CHESTPLATE
meta:
==: ItemMeta
meta-type: LEATHER_ARMOR
color: *id001
join-message: You have joined the game.
leave-message: You have left the game.
lines:
- '&lBlockBall'
- <game>
- <teamcolor><team>
- <players>/<maxplayers>
score-message-title: '<redcolor><redscore> : <bluecolor><bluescore>'
score-message-subtitle: <redcolor><player> scored for <red>
win-message-title: <redcolor><red>
win-message-subtitle: <red>&a has won the match
arena_x.yml - red-team
team-blue:
displayname: Team Blue
prefix: '&9'
min-amount: 0
max-amount: 10
walking-speed: 0.2
goal:
corner-1:
x: 134.0
y: 80.0
z: 251.0
yaw: 0.0
pitch: 0.0
world: world
corner-2:
x: 133.0
y: 80.0
z: 250.0
yaw: 0.0
pitch: 0.0
world: world
armor:
'1':
type: LEATHER_BOOTS
meta:
==: ItemMeta
meta-type: LEATHER_ARMOR
color: &id002
==: Color
RED: 0
BLUE: 255
GREEN: 0
'2':
type: LEATHER_LEGGINGS
meta:
==: ItemMeta
meta-type: LEATHER_ARMOR
color: *id002
'3':
type: LEATHER_CHESTPLATE
meta:
==: ItemMeta
meta-type: LEATHER_ARMOR
color: *id002
join-message: You have joined the game.
leave-message: You have left the game.
lines:
- '&lBlockBall'
- <game>
- <teamcolor><team>
- <players>/<maxplayers>
score-message-title: '<bluecolor><bluescore> : <redcolor><redscore>'
score-message-subtitle: <bluecolor><player> scored for <blue>
win-message-title: <bluecolor><blue>
win-message-subtitle: <blue>&a has won the match
Customize the available options to your own needs.
It is recommend to use the ingame one-click armor creation instead of trying to understand the Itemstack format in the arena.yml.
Properties¶
Name: Name of the team (Placeholder: <blueteam>/<redteam>)
Color: Color of the team (Placeholder: <bluecolor>/<redcolor>)
Min amount: Min amount of players required to join this team in order to start a match.
Min Amount Playing: Minimum amount of players required to keep the game running. (Only for MiniGame)
Max amount: Max amount of players who can be on this team at the same time.
Armor: Armor of the players wearing during a match.
Walking Speed: A highly requested option to allow playing on large fields by changing the players default speed value.
Spawnpoint: Optional spawnpoint for the team if you do not want the players to join at the ball spawnpoint.
Textbook: All team specific messages which can be found here .


Irish tourist charged in Australian roofing scam to be deported
by IrishCentral StaffIrish tourist James O’Driscoll scammed thousands of dollars from elderly Australians.
An Irish tourist involved in a scam syndicate that fleeced elderly Australians of thousands of dollars is set to be deported.
James O’Driscoll, 20, was arrested in March along with two others after they defrauded 72-year-old Michael Jackson out of $42,000 (AUS). The syndicate offered to do minor roofing repairs on the homes of the elderly while scamming them of thousands of dollars.
"I'm ever so sorry for everything that happened,” O’Driscoll told the magistrate, appearing in Sutherland Local Court on Monday.
"If I could take it back I really would... I'm in jail on the other side of the world. I'll never do anything again. I just want to go home and live my life."
Read more: Irishman who sought asylum in US ordered to report to ICE for deportation this month
The 20-year-old was told he would be taken to Villawood Detention Centre before being deported back to Ireland.
O'Driscoll and Johnny Baker, 22, were arrested in March as they attempted to flee Australia. Their scam involved convincing the elderly that repairs were needed on their roofs before requesting large sums of money. O’Driscoll was arrested with $6,000 in his bag as he attempted to leave on a flight to Shanghai.
A third man in the group was arrested as he attempted to fly to the UK with a stolen passport and large amounts of cash and jewelry in his luggage.
H/T: 9News
Read more: US husband of Tyrone family detained in Dublin, with no food or water, and deported


The mouse is heavily used for this tracker. Use the mouse
to mark which items you have, which bosses you have defeated,
and which overworld locations have been cleaned out.
The logic within this program assumes that you have at least
30 arrows and 500 rupees at all times. In Retro Mode, it is assumed
that all of the small keys are either on hand or easily bought.
Items
Left click on an item to activate it.
Continue to left click to either turn the item off or
cycle through to the next, depending on the item in question.
Bosses / Dungeons
Left click on the chest to decrease the number of available items.
The counts will reset after going to 0.
Left click on the black question mark circle to mark the reward you get
for beating the dungeon. It can be (in order) a green pendant, a normal pendant,
a normal crystla, or a pyramid (red) crystal.
Left click on the gold question amrk circle to mark which medallion
is required to enter the dungeon. It can be (in order) Bombos, Ether, or Quake.
Left click on the check box to the right of the boss to mark
the boss as defeated.
Left click (or right click) on the bosses themselves to change
which boss is at the end of the dungeon. This is only used in
boss shuffle enemizer rounds.
Left click on the big key to indicate you have the big key.
This is only used in Keysanity seeds.
Left click on the small keys to indicate you have collected a small key
for the dungeon. This is only sued in Keysanity seeds.
Map
The map has many squares on it: these represent locations where
items are found. If it is an item outside of a dungeon, clicking
on the square marks it as found. Dungeons cannot be marked as such:
instead, refer to the boss guide above. Note that boss squares
are double squares: the outer square represents the possibility of taking
every treasure from the dungeon, while the inner square focuses solely on
the boss of the dungeon.
Settings
If the settings are confusing, the explanations are here.
Starting State
This states how the beginning of the game goes.
Standard
The standard opening of the game plays out.
A weapon will be given to you by your uncle.
Open
The rainy intro is pre-done. You can start from Sanctuary. No sword is guaranteed.
Sword Logic
This states where swords can be found.
Randomized
Swords can be found at any location that does not
require a sword to gain access.
Uncle Assured
Your uncle is guaranteed to have a sword.
Swordless
There are no swords at all in the game!
The hammer can be used against Ganon, at least.
Goal
What must be done to finish the game?

All Dungeons
All dungeons must be beaten. Agahnim must be killed in both Castle Tower and Ganon's Tower.
Difficulty
How hard is the seed?
Easy
Double the chances for progressive items. Quarter magic available.
Normal
The default selection.
Hard
Many safety items are removed.
Expert
Heart containers are removed.
Insane
Heart pieces are removed.
Shuffling Mode
What is shuffled?
Normal
The normal items are shuffled.
Keysanity
Keys, maps, and dungeons are also shuffled.
Retro
Small keys can be used in any dungeon. Think Zelda 1.

No
No special label shows up when the end is near.
Yes
The Go Mode label shows. It includes visual indication of potential sequence breaks.
Enemy Shuffle Option
Are enemies (well, bosses) shuffled? This affects the logic.
Normal
The normal enemies and bosses are at the dungeons.
Boss
The bosses are shuffled. Are dungeons no longer beatable on the first try? Left/right click on the boss images to change the boss.
Map Key
The color guide for the map is below.
Description
Color
Available: This can be grabbed now.
Visible: This can be seen, but not taken.
Possible: This may be possible depending on other requirements.
Unavailable: This cannot be gotten at all.
Claimed: This has already been marked off.
If glitches or sequence breaks can be used to get items prematurely,
the surrounding square color will be white instead of black.


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Question 1:
Question 2: What combination of OGC Service and Request (e.g. SERVICE=WMS&REQUEST=GetFeatureInfo)
would you use to perform the following?
- Determine the spatial extent of an available layer from a Web Map Service:
Answer: SERVICE=WMS&REQUEST=GetMap
- Obtain a list of coverages from a Web Coverage service:
Answer: SERVICE=WCS&REQUEST=DescribeCoverage
- Determine what file formats are supported by a Web Feature Service for the delivery of available
data types (i.e. layers):
Answer:SERVICE=WFS&REQUEST=GetCapabilities
- Retrieve a map image from a Web Map Service
Answer: SERVICE=WFS&REQUEST=GetMap
- Retrieve data from an available coverage from a Web Coverage Service
Answer: SERVICE=WCS&REQUEST=GetCoverage
Question 3: Perform the following WMS GetCapabilities request (file:///C:/Users/Guinness/AppData/Local/Temp/wms-1) and answer the following questions
- What is the name of the service?
Answer: OGC:WMS
- What file formats are supported by the GetMap request?
Answer: image/png, image/jpeg
- What are the names of three of the layers included in the service?
Answer: MOD14A1_E_FIRE, MOD14A1_D_FIRE, Aerosol Optical Thickness
Question 4: Compose a GetMap request for the WMS referenced in the previous question that includes the following
characteristics. Include in your answer both the complete WMS GetMap request and the resulting
map image that is returned.
- Compose a GetMap request for the WMS referenced in the previous question that includes the following
characteristics. Include in your answer both the complete WMS GetMap request and the resulting
map image that is returned. (15 pts)
- JPEG image format
- 1200 pixels wide (you will need to calculate the height based upon the aspect ratio of the bounding
box)
- Bounding Box (EPSG:4326): Min X = -128 East Longitude, Min Y = 21.5 North Latitude,
Max X = -62 East Longitude, Max Y = 54.5 North Latitude
- Layer to be mapped = MOD_LSTD_CLIM_M
Answer: http://neowms.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/wms/wms?VERSION=1.1.1&SERVICE=WMS&REQUEST=GetMap&BBOX=-128,21.5,-62,54.5&LAYERS=MOD_LSTD_CLIM_M&WIDTH=1200&HEIGHT=600&SRS=EPSG:4326&FORMAT=image/jpeg&STYLE
Question 5: From the XML GetCapabilities returned by the following WFS request (http://services.nationalmap.gov/arcgis/services/WFS/transportation/MapServer/WFSServer?request=GetCapabilities&service=WFS) answer the following
questions
- What is the title for this service?
Answer: WFS_transportation
- What file format(s) are supported by this service’s GetFeature request?
Answer: text/xml with a gml subType
- What is the DefaultSRS or the FeatureType named “WFS_transportation:Interstate”?
Answer: EPSG:6.9:4326
- What is the WGS84BoundingBox of the FeatureType named “WFS_transportation:Interstate”?
Answer: Upper Corner: -159.77940999999993 19.05809000000005, Lower Corner: -66.979666999999949 65.825252000000035
Question 6: From the XML GetCapabilities returned by the following WCS request (Link3) answer the following
questions
- What is the description of the v coverage?
Answer: "v m s-1 true surface_northward_sea_water_velocity"
- How many coverages are available from this service?
Answer: Four coverages total: v, u, DOPy, DOPx
Question 7: Formulate a complete DescribeCoverage request for the v coverage for the WCS service referenced in
the previous question and provide a link in your writeup for that request
- DescribeCoverage Request
Answer:
http://sdf.ndbc.noaa.gov/thredds/wcs/hfradar_uswc_500m?request=DescribeCoverage&version=1.0.0&service=WCS&LAYERS=v&STYLES=
Question 8: From the returned XML document from the DescribeCoverage request in the previous question answer
the following questions.
- What is the spatial domain for the ‘v‘ coverage?
Answer:-122.59346771240234, 37.45548629760742, -122.0468978881836, 38.13872528076172
- What file formats are available for ‘v‘ data delivered by this service?
Answer: GeoTIFF, GeoTIFF_Float, NetCDF3
- What SRS(s) are supported by this service for requested data delivery?
Answer: OGC:1.3:CRS84


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(Ruby) or package.json
(NodeJS) where dependencies are brought in as needed.
Using explicit dependencies is great in a configuration management system like Puppet, but it puts the burden on updates onto the user.
This library includes all of the code to parse a Puppetfile and then calculate a dependency graph to try and resolve all of the module dependencies and versions. The resolver can also restrict on Puppet version, for example, only Modules which support Puppet 6.
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This section contains information about key FluentLenium features. If you wonder about advantages over pure Selenium this section is for you.
Table of Contents
Page Object Pattern support
Pages
Selenium tests can easily become a mess. To avoid this, you should use the Page Object Pattern. Page Object Pattern will enclose all the plumbing relating to how pages interact with each other and how the user interacts with the page, which makes tests a lot easier to read and to maintain.
Try to construct your Page thinking that it is better if you offer services from your page rather than just the internals of the page. A Page Object can model the whole page or just a part of it.
To construct a Page, extend FluentPage
.
You can define the URL of the page by overriding the getUrl
method. Then, it’s possible tu use the goTo()
method in
your test code to set the current URL to the URL of the page.
You can also override isAt method, to run all the assertions necessary in order to ensure that you are on the right page.
For example, if I choose that the title will be sufficient to know if I’m on the right page:
public class MyPage extends FluentPage {
@Override
public String getUrl() {
return "/app/my-page";
}
@Override
public void isAt() {
assertThat(window().title()).contains("Selenium");
}
}
Instead of manually implementing isAt
and getUrl
method, you can use Selenium @FindBy
annotation on the page
class, to define an Element Locator that should identify this page, and @PageUrl
to define the URL
used by goTo()
method.
@PageUrl("/app/my-page")
@FindBy(css="#my-page")
public class MyPage extends FluentPage {
...
}
If you are creating a page object class for something that doesn’t have URL, e.g. a component of a page,
the class won’t have the @PageUrl
annotation
applied,
thus also doesn’t need to extend FluentPage
,
but the @Find...
annotated fields in it will
be initialized regardless when injecting them using @Page
.
The following construct is also valid:
public class HeroImage {
@FindBy(css = ".hero .img")
public FluentWebElement heroImage;
}
PageUrl parameters
It’s possible to define parameters in FluentPage url using {[?][/path/]parameter}
syntax.
If it starts with ?
, it means that the
parameter is optional. Path can be included in the braces so it is removed when parameter value is not
defined.
@PageUrl("/document/{document}{?/page/page}{?/format}")
public class DocumentPage extends FluentPage {
public DocumentPage customPageMethod(){
...
return this;
}
...
}
Also when a page is open, one might want to extract certain parameter values from the url template
defined in the @PageUrl
annotation.
One can do that by calling getParam(String)
on
a FluentPage object. It works only when the FluentPage object is annotated as `@PageUrl’.
So for a template like /document/{document}{?/page/page}{?/format}
with an actual URL value /document/345/json
one can query parameters like:
String document = documentPage.getParam("document");
The queried value will be 345 in this case.
If the provided parameter name is not defined in the template or it has no value in the actual URL, the
returned value is null
.
Local files
You can also refer to files in your test resources directory by specifying the file
attribute with a file name:
@PageUrl(file = "page2url.html", value = "?param1={param1}¶m2={param2}")
class Page2DynamicP2P1 extends FluentPage {
@Override
protected void isAtUsingUrl(String urlTemplate) {
//overridden to skip URL check because PageUrl is not able to get local file path relatively
}
}
In case you don’t specify the file
attribute
but you override either FluentPage#getUrl()
or
FluentPage#getUrl(Object...)
in a way that it
retrieves a local test resource,
you need to also override FluentPage#isAtUsingUrl(String)
and leave its body empty to skip URL check because PageUrl is not able to get local file path
relatively.
@PageUrl(value = "?param1={param1}¶m2={param2}")
class Page2DynamicP2P1 extends FluentPage {
@Override
protected String getUrl() {
return someLocalResource;
}
@Override
public void isAtUsingUrl(String urlTemplate) {
}
}
Navigation and interaction on pages using parameters
Parameter values are given in order to isAt
and
go
methods.
@Page
private DocumentPage page;
@Test
public void test() {
page.go(267); // go to "/document/267"
page.go(174, 3); // go to "/document/174/page/3"
page.go(124, 1, "pdf"); // go to "/document/124/page/1/pdf"
page.go(124, null, "html"); // go to "/document/124/html"
page.isAt(174, 3); // Assert that current url is "/document/174/page/3"
}
In order to be able to chain or return Page
class which extends FluentPage
as a result of
go()
method you need to
provide your FluentPage
extending class name
as follows.
The example above can be implemented as follows:
@Page
private DocumentPage page;
@Test
public void test() {
page.<DocumentPage>go(267) // go to "/document/267"
.<DocumentPage>go(174, 3) // go to "/document/174/page/3"
.<DocumentPage>go(124, 1, "pdf") // go to "/document/124/page/1/pdf"
.<DocumentPage>go(124, null, "html") // go to "/document/124/html"
.customPageMethod() //do the custom actions
.<DocumentPage>go(267); // go to "document/267"
...
}
As a result the go
method will return DocumentPage
type instead of generic FluentPage
You can always override default go
method in
your DocumentPage
class instead of typing
<DocumentPage>
for every
single method call
@PageUrl("/document/{document}{?/page/page}{?/format}")
public class DocumentPage extends FluentPage {
@Override
DocumentPage go() {
return super.go();
}
public DocumentPage customPageMethod(){
...
return this;
}
...
}
Create your own methods to easily fill out forms, go to another or whatever else may be needed in your test.
public class LoginPage extends FluentPage {
public String getUrl() {
return "myCustomUrl";
}
public void isAt() {
assertThat(window().title()).isEqualTo("MyTitle");
}
public void fillAndSubmitForm(String... paramsOrdered) {
$("input").fill().with(paramsOrdered);
$("#create-button").click();
}
}
And the corresponding test:
public void checkLoginFailed() {
goTo(loginPage);
loginPage.fillAndSubmitLoginForm("login", "wrongPass");
loginPage.isAt();
}
Or using AssertJ.
public void checkLoginFailed() {
goTo(loginPage);
loginPage.fillAndSubmitLoginForm("login", "wrongPass");
assertThat($(".error")).hasSize(1);
assertThat(loginPage).isAt();
}
Page Injection
You can use the annotation @Page
to construct
your Page Objects easily.
public class AnnotationInitialization extends FluentTest {
@Page
private MyPage page;
@Test
public void test_no_exception() {
goTo(page);
//put your assertions here
}
}
You can also use the factory method newInstance
:
public class BeforeInitialization extends FluentTest {
private MyPage page;
@Before
public void beforeTest() {
page = newInstance(MyPage.class);
}
@Test
public void test_no_exception() {
page.go();
}
}
Anyway, Page Objects constructors should never be called directly.
All FluentWebElement
fields are automatically
searched for by name or id. For example, if you declare a
FluentWebElement
named createButton
, it will search the page for an
element where id
is createButton
or
name is createButton
.
Keep in mind that all elements are Lazy Proxy Locators, they behave exactly like if they where found with
$
method.
public class LoginPage extends FluentPage {
private FluentWebElement createButton;
public String getUrl() {
return "myCustomUrl";
}
public void isAt() {
assertThat(window().title()).isEqualTo("MyTitle");
}
public void fillAndSubmitForm(String... paramsOrdered) {
$("input").fill().with(paramsOrdered);
createButton.click();
}
}
Not only FluentWebElement
fields are populated.
Every type with a constructor taking a WebElement
is a candidate.
This makes it possible for the page to expose fields with functional methods and not (only) the
‘technical’ methods
that FluentWebElement
exposes.
public class LoginPage extends FluentPage {
private MyButton createButton;
public void fillAndSubmitForm(String... paramsOrdered) {
$("input").fill().with(paramsOrdered);
createButton.clickTwice();
}
public static class MyButton {
private WebElement webElement;
public MyButton(WebElement webElement) {
this.webElement = webElement;
}
public void clickTwice() {
webElement.click();
webElement.click();
}
}
}
If the naming conventions of your HTML ids and names don’t match with the naming conventions of your Java
fields,
or if you want to select an element with something other than the id or name, you can annotate the field
with the
Selenium @FindBy
(or @FindBys
) annotation. The following example
shows how to find the create button if its CSS class is
create-button
.
public class LoginPage extends FluentPage {
@FindBy(css = "button.create-button")
private FluentWebElement createButton;
public String getUrl() {
return "myCustomUrl";
}
public void isAt() {
assertThat(window().title()).isEqualTo("MyTitle");
}
public void fillAndSubmitForm(String... paramsOrdered) {
$("input").fill().with(paramsOrdered);
createButton.click();
}
}
You can also refer to the list of FluentWebElements using FluentList
dedicated interface,
or java.util.List
.
public class LoginPage extends FluentPage {
@FindBy(css = "button.create-button")
private FluentList<FluentWebElement> createButtons;
public String getUrl() {
return "myCustomUrl";
}
public void isAt() {
assertThat(window().title()).isEqualTo("MyTitle");
assertThat(buttons).hasSize(2);
}
public void fillAndSubmitForm(String... paramsOrdered) {
$("input").fill().with(paramsOrdered);
createButtons.get(1).click();
}
}
Injection is recursive, and it’s possible to retrieve the parent container using @Parent
annotation.
Labeling
Using the @Label
and @LabelHint
annotations you can define a custom
toString()
representation for FluentWebElement
s and FluentList
s.
@Label
can be added with or without a custom
value. If a value is not defined, it defaults to empty value.
The purpose of @LabelHint
is to provide
additional information (kind of tags) to the toString()
representation of the object that is annotated with it. It may be used with or without the @Label
annotation, they don’t depend on each
other.
Below you can find some examples of what labeling combinations will result in what toString() values.
Label
If no label value is provided, it will use the class name and field name as the label.
FluentWebElement + Label without value
public class Homepage extends FluentPage {
@FindBy(css = ".hero img")
@Label
private FluentWebElement heroImage;
}
will give the following toString: Homepage.heroImage (Lazy Element)
FluentList + Label without value
@FindBy(css = "img")
@Label("pictures")
private FluentList<FluentWebElement> images;
will give the following toString: pictures ([])
LabelHint
If the label value is defined, the toString value will being with the value, and by specifying label hints, they will be list after the label value enclosed with [ and ].
Label + single label hint
@FindBy(css = ".teaser img")
@Label("teaser")
@LabelHint("img")
private FluentWebElement teaserImage;
will give the following toString: teaser [img] (Lazy Element)
Label + multiple label hints
@FindBy(css = ".banner img")
@Label("banner")
@LabelHint({"ad", "img"})
private FluentList<FluentWebElement> bannerImages;
will give the following toString: banner [ad, img] ([])
Components
A Component
is an object wrapping a WebElement
instance.
A Component
supports injection like a Page
Object, but all searches are performed in the local context of the wrapped element.
Using components improves readability of both Page Objects and Tests.
FluentWebElement
is the default component class
in FluentLenium, so you can implement your own custom component by extending FluentWebElement
to add custom logic.
public class SelectComponent extends FluentWebElement {
public SelectComponent(WebElement webElement, WebDriver driver, ComponentInstantiator instantiator) {
super(webElement, driver, instantiator);
}
public void doSelect(String selection) {
// Implement selection provided by this component.
}
public String getSelection() {
// Return the selected value as text.
}
}
Components are created automatically by injection,
or programmatically by calling as(Class<?>
componentClass)
method of FluentWebElement
or FluentList
.
SelectComponent comp = el("#some-select").as(SelectComponent.class);
comp.doSelect("Value to select");
assertThat(comp.getSelection()).isEquals("Value to select");
It’s not mandatory to extend FluentWebElement
,
but a constructor with at least WebElement parameter is required.
public class SelectComponent {
private WebElement element;
private SelectComponent(WebElement element) { // This constructor MUST exist ! But can be private.
this.element = element;
}
}
Simple & working Component example can be found in our dedicated GitHub section.
Lazy Fluent Locators
$
always returns Lazy Fluent Locators. Building
a Locator doesn’t perform the search immediately.
It will be searched later, just before it’s really needed to interact with the located elements.
(ie: clicking, retrieving text value, send user input).
// Creates the Fluent Locator, but doesn't perform the search
FluentList<FluentWebElement> fluentElements = $(".fluent");
// Perform the search and call click() on found elements
fluentElements.click();
// NoSuchElementException will be throw if no element is found.
You can control the state of those Lazy Fluent Locators.
// Check if the element is present in DOM (boolean)
$(".fluent").present();
// Force the underlying search if it's not already loaded
// Throws NoSuchElementException if not found
$(".fluent").now();
// Forget the underlying search results.
// You can then reuse the same locator to perform the search again
$(".fluent").reset();
// Check if the underlying element has been loaded (boolean)
$(".fluent").loaded();
Extended awaits
Wait for an Ajax Element to be available
There are multiple ways to make your driver wait for the result of an asynchronous call. FluentLenium provides a rich and fluent API in order to help you to handle AJAX calls. If you want to wait for at most 2 seconds until the number of elements corresponding to the until criteria (here the class fluent) has the requested size:
await().atMost(2, TimeUnit.SECONDS).until($(".fluent")).size(3);
The default wait is 5 seconds.
You can also use after size()
: greaterThan(int)
, lessThan(int)
, lessThanOrEqualTo(int)
, greaterThanOrEqualTo(int)
, equalTo(int)
, notEqualTo(int)
Many others conditions like size(3)
are
available, like present()
, displayed()
, enabled()
, text()
, id()
, name()
.
You can use not()
function to negate any
condition.
If you need to be more precise, you can also use filters and matchers in the search:
await().atMost(2, TimeUnit.SECONDS).until($(".fluent", withText("myText"))).size(3);
await().atMost(2, TimeUnit.SECONDS).until($(".fluent", withText().startsWith("start"))).present();
Just use startsWith
, notStartsWith
, endsWith
, notEndsWith
, contains
, notContains
, equalTo
, containsWord
.
If you need to filter on a custom attribute name, this syntax will help:
await().atMost(2, TimeUnit.SECONDS).until($(".fluent", with("myAttribute").startsWith("myValue"))).present();
You can also give instance of elements or list of elements if required.
@FindBy(css = ".button")
private FluentWebElement button;
await().atMost(2, TimeUnit.SECONDS).until(element).enabled();
When running Java 8, you can use lambdas with until
, untilPredicate
, untilElement
or untilElements
.
await().atMost(2, TimeUnit.SECONDS).untilElement(() -> el(".button").enabled());
await().atMost(2, TimeUnit.SECONDS).untilElements(() -> $(".button").each().enabled());
await().atMost(2, TimeUnit.SECONDS).untilElements(() -> $(".button").one().enabled());
await().atMost(2, TimeUnit.SECONDS).untilPredicate((f) -> el(".button").enabled());
Using Supplier
as until
argument will help you to write awaits
which can work with dynamic pages.
await().atMost(2, TimeUnit.SECONDS).until(() -> el(".button").enabled());
await().until(() -> $(".listItem").first().displayed());
You can also check if the page is loaded.
await().atMost(1, NANOSECONDS).untilPage().loaded();
If you want to wait until the page you want is the page that you are at, you can use:
await().atMost(2, TimeUnit.SECONDS).untilPage(myPage).isAt();
You can override await()
method in your own
test class to define default settings for wait objects:
@Override
public FluentWait await() {
return super.await().atMost(2, TimeUnit.SECONDS).ignoring(NoSuchElementException.class, ElementNotVisibleException.class);
}
Polling Every
You can also define the polling frequency, for example, if you want to poll every 5 seconds:
await().pollingEvery(5, TimeUnit.SECONDS).until($(".fluent", with("myAttribute").startsWith("myValue"))).present();
The default value is 500ms.
You can also chain filter in the asynchronous API:
await().atMost(2, TimeUnit.SECONDS).until($(".fluent", with("myAttribute").startsWith("myValue"), with("a second attribute").equalTo("my@ndValue"))).present();
@Wait Hook
Wait
hook automatically waits for conditions to
be applied before interacting with Elements, avoiding the need
of writing technical waiting and condition code in tests and page objects.
Shadow root
Shadow DOM/Shadow root definition
public class HomepageTest extends FluentPage {
@Unshadow(css = {"outer-shadow-root", "inner-shadow-root", ".element"})
FluentWebElement element;
//Element is instantiated and can be used by test methods.
}
It can also handle List and Set collections if many objects are found
public class HomepageTest extends FluentPage {
@Unshadow(css = {"outer-shadow-root", "inner-shadow-root", "div"})
List<FluentWebElement> elementsList;
@Unshadow(css = {"outer-shadow-root", "inner-shadow-root", "span"})
Set<FluentWebElement> elementsSet;
//elementsList and elementsSet are instantiated and can be used by test methods.
}
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Edtv
Reviewed by Mac VerStandig
2 stars (out of 4)
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As the 21st century rapidly approaches, much is being made about the public's obsession with material that is, to put it frankly, none of it's business. The stories that attract America's attention for the longest periods of time have not been the cold war's termination, fleeing refugees from 3rd world countries or even the state of the union. Albeit that those are all issues that get a fair amount attention, the larger coverage is given to stories like the assault of a fellow skater that was linked to Tonya Harding, the trial of O. J. Simpson, and the relationship between a certain world leader and a young intern. It can be argued that this is due to people's need for knowledge that they are not the only ones with imperfections, and there are others with even greater dilemmas. But whatever the cause, there seems to be little more that the public enjoys, as the latest Ron Howard film, Edtv demonstrates, than being able to turn on the television or pick up a newspaper and see, hear or read about someone else's problems.
Ed Pekurny (Mathew McConaughey) is little more than your average guy with real world problems. He is about 30 years old, single and has an ordinary job at the local video store. His role model is Burt Reynolds, and yet the two seem to have little in common. His father left him when he was 12, and his mother lives with his step father, Al (Martin Landau), who raised him for all intensive purposes. His older brother, Ray (Woody Harrelson) is very similar to Ed but features a far more attractive life with six month girlfriend, Shari (Jenna Elfman).
On the other side of the ball there is Cynthia (Ellen DeGeneres) and Dr. Whitaker (Rob Reiner) who are both executives at a documentary based television network. They are wealthy and don't face problems similar to Ed's, but rather one major issue, that of slumping ratings. As of late, their network has been doing so bad that it actually lost out to "the Gardening Channel." Cynthia has a plan that will either bring them back to the top, or lose it all. The risk is major, but she is confident that if you put one person on television and follow every moment of their life, people will watch.
Of course, Ed is selected as the one and agrees. This process is most predictable and often is actually boring to watch. However, that soon ends when the great television experiments begins and "coincidentally" things start to become interesting. (A typical Hollywood touch to a film of this nature.)
Mathew McConaughey is less than stellar in his lead role. Often upstaged by Woody Harrelson, Martin Landau, Jenna Elfman, and even in a cameo by Dennis Hopper, his performance is most ironic as it often resembles a poorly acted television drama. One scene in particular features him with a love interest where his every move seems staged leading up to the soon to be stolen kiss. Other scenes are remarkably similar, but they are supposed to be staged to some degree, so it is harder to assign blame to McConaughey alone for them.
Fortunately, the supporting cast is absolutely brilliant. As the movie takes turns towards the melodramatic, and becomes more and more predictable, they seem to be the only saving grace in scene after scene. Ellen DeGeneres in particular stands out as someone who could have easily overplayed her role, but instead chose to turn in a refreshingly smart performance. At one point she has what is scripted as a break down type scene at a conference table, that could have very easily not only ruined her job, but Reiner's as well. However, instead of going for the over used Hollywood effect of over the top acting, she keeps it very light and actually makes a very good statement in doing so.
Despite the fine ensemble acting minus McConaughey, Edtv has a major flaw that reaches far beyond one poor performance. The movie has a very black and white message that is an opposition to scandalous entertainment, in particular it uses the given example of a man's life on television. The problem with that is 90% of the entertainment in this film does not come from the scenes focussing around this 24-hours a day documentary, but rather from us watching the man on television. So, despite sending a heavy message against the monitoring of other lives for entertainment, the movie relies on that very concept.
However, the question must be posed if the film itself is at fault for this. After all, almost all movies rely on the life and times of one person, fictional or real, as their main source of entertainment. But when a comparison is drawn to The Truman Show, an earlier release about a similar situation, you realize that films like this can be done tastefully. And you also realize that most films focussing on an individual, do so in a less scandalous and more pure fashion.
A realization must be made though. And that is that the public does seem to enjoy this type of "real life" trash. We may not want to admit it, and we may know that it is wrong, but we do like seeing other people's flaws. And this movie is masterful at doing that. It pokes fun in a way that is absolutely hysterical and keeps you interested for the two hours.
So, overall Edtv has some positives and negatives. The acting is good; but that is countered by one central performance that is horrendous. The message is very moralistic and delivered in an enjoyable fashion; but that is countered by a contradiction that undermines the entire film. Ultimately I did enjoy this film, as I have enjoyed the various scandals of the past few years. But I never gave my approval to OJ, or Tonya, or Monica, and I don't plan on starting here.
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GPSBabel
(GDAL/OGR >= 1.8.0)
The GPSBabel driver for now that relies on the GPSBabel utility to access various GPS file formats.
The GPSBabel executable must be accessible through the PATH.
Read support
The driver needs the GPX driver to be fully configured with read support (through Expat library) to
be able to parse the output of GPSBabel, as GPX is used as the intermediate pivot format.
The returned layers can be waypoints, routes, route_points, tracks, track_points depending
on the input data.
The syntax to specify an input datasource is : GPSBabel:gpsbabel_file_format[,gpsbabel_format_option]*:[features=[waypoints,][tracks,][routes]:]filename
where :
- gpsbabel_file_format is one of the file formats handled by GPSBabel.
- gpsbabel_format_option is any option handled by the specified GPSBabel format (refer to the documentation of each GPSBabel format)
- features= can be used to modify the type of features that GPSBabel will import. waypoints matches the -w option of gpsbabel commmandline, tracks matches -t and routes matches -r. This option can be used to require full data import from GPS receivers that are slow and for which GPSBabel would only fetch waypoints by default. See the documentation on Route and Track modes for more details.
- filename can be an actual on-disk file, a file handled through the GDAL virtual file API, or a special device handled by GPSBabel such as "usb:", "/dev/ttyS0", "COM1:", etc.. What is actually supported depends on the used GPSBabel format.
Alternatively, for a few selected GPSBabel formats, just specifying the filename might be sufficient. The list
includes for now :
- garmin_txt
- gdb
- magellan
- mapsend
- mapsource
- nmea
- osm
- ozi
- igc
The USE_TEMPFILE=YES configuration option can be used to create an on-disk temporary GPX file instead of a in-memory one,
when reading big amount of data.
Write support
The driver relies on the GPX driver to create an intermediate file that will be finally translated by GPSBabel to
the desired GPSBabel format. (The GPX driver does not need to be configured for read support for GPSBabel write support.).
The support geometries, options and other creation issues are the ones of the GPX driver. Please refer to its documentation for more details.
The syntax to specify an output datasource is : GPSBabel:gpsbabel_file_format[,gpsbabel_format_option]*:filename
where :
- gpsbabel_file_format is one of the file formats handled by GPSBabel.
- gpsbabel_format_option is any option handled by the specified GPSBabel format (refer to the documentation of each GPSBabel format)
Alternatively, you can just pass a filename as output datasource name and specify the dataset creation option GPSBABEL_DRIVER=gpsbabel_file_format[,gpsbabel_format_option]*
The USE_TEMPFILE=YES configuration option can be used to create an on-disk temporary GPX file instead of a in-memory one,
when writing big amount of data.
Examples
Reading the waypoints from a Garmin USB receiver :
ogrinfo -ro -al GPSBabel:garmin:usb:
Converting a shapefile to Magellan Mapsend format :
ogr2ogr -f GPSBabel GPSBabel:mapsend:out.mapsend in.shp
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validateDisparity Validates disparity using the left-right check
disparity = cv.validateDisparity(disparity, cost)
disparity = cv.validateDisparity(disparity, cost, 'OptionName',optionValue, ...)
Input
- disparity disparity map, 1-channel 16-bit signed integer array.
- cost Cost matrix computed by the stereo correspondence algorithm. An
array of same size as
disparity
and 16-bit or 32-bit signed integer
type.
Output
- disparity validated disparity map.
Options
- MinDisparity Minimum possible disparity value. Normally, it is zero
but sometimes rectification algorithms can shift images, so this
parameter needs to be adjusted accordingly. default 0
- NumDisparities Maximum disparity minus minimum disparity. The value is
always greater than zero. default 64
- Disp12MaxDisp Maximum allowed difference (in integer pixel units) in
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HOW TO USE:
SUPPORTED OS: Windows XP and higher
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| NVAPI_OK | - completed request |
| NVAPI_ERROR | - miscellaneous error occurred |
| NVAPI_NOT_SUPPORTED | - functionality not supported |
| NVAPI_API_NOT_INTIALIZED | - nvapi not initialized |
| NVAPI_INVALID_ARGUMENT | - invalid argument passed |
| NVAPI_HANDLE_INVALIDATED | - handle passed has been invalidated (see user guide) |
| NVAPI_EXPECTED_PHYSICAL_GPU_HANDLE | - handle passed is not a physical GPU handle |


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| def | cancel (self) |
| def | cancelled (self) |
| def | done (self) |
| def | exception (self) |
| def | gotObject (self, index, object) |
| def | result (self) |
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Follow these steps to run a local backtest:
lean init
in.lean backtest "My Project"
to run a local backtest for the project in ./My Project
.
$ lean backtest "My Project" 20210322 17:27:46.658 TRACE:: Engine.Main(): LEAN ALGORITHMIC TRADING ENGINE v<IP_ADDRESS> Mode: DEBUG (64bit) 20210322 17:27:46.664 TRACE:: Engine.Main(): Started 5:27 PM Successfully ran 'My Project' in the 'backtesting' environment and stored the output in 'My Project/backtests/2021-03-22_18-51-28'
<project>/backtests/<timestamp>
directory.
Results are stored in JSON files and can be analyzed in a local research environment.
You can save results to a different directory by providing the --output <path>
option in step 3.
$ lean backtest "My Project" --output "My Project/custom-output" 20210322 17:27:46.658 TRACE:: Engine.Main(): LEAN ALGORITHMIC TRADING ENGINE v<IP_ADDRESS> Mode: DEBUG (64bit) 20210322 17:27:46.664 TRACE:: Engine.Main(): Started 5:27 PM Successfully ran 'My Project' in the 'backtesting' environment and stored the output in 'My Project/custom-output'
Follow these steps to run a backtest with a custom version of the LEAN engine:
--image quantconnect/lean:<tag from step 2>
option when running the lean backtest
command.
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| SseMat44 (float f00, float f10, float f20, float f30, float f01, float f11, float f21, float f31, float f02, float f12, float f22, float f32, float f03, float f13, float f23, float f33, MatrixType matrixTypeVal=MatrixType::MISC) | |
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| v2 | An SseVec that will be placed in the third column. |
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SseMat44 constructor that takes Vec4 arguments to fill the columns, and an optional MatrixType argument to initialize its state.
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| f01 | The column 1, row 0 value. |
| f11 | The column 1, row 1 value. |
| f21 | The column 1, row 2 value. |
| f31 | The column 1, row 3 value. |
| f02 | The column 2, row 0 value. |
| f12 | The column 2, row 1 value. |
| f22 | The column 2, row 2 value. |
| f32 | The column 2, row 3 value. |
| f03 | The column 3, row 0 value. |
| f13 | The column 3, row 1 value. |
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Position-based dynamics for PSE simulations
## Contents 1. Overview 2. Gradient flow model 3. Conditional stability of DAHA 4. Position-based dynamics (PBD) 5. Comparison
# Overview
## I want to... 1. Replace quasi-steady state model $$\min_x W(x) \quad\text{s.t.}\quad c_k(x) \geq 0 $$ with gradient flow model $$\mu \dot x = -\nabla W + \sum_k \lambda_k \nabla c_k, \quad\text{s.t.} c_k(x) \geq 0.$$ 2. Use position-based dynamics (PBD) instead of damped Arrow-Hurwiz algorithm (DAHA).
## Why? - Accuray: DAHA does not fully reach local equilibria. - Simplicity: DAHA solves a numerically much harder problem than neccesary. - Speed: Current runtime is 60 minutes per simulation. --- ### Gradient flow model improves accuracy. ### PBD yields speed and simplicity.
## Long story short: DAHA: 60 minutes | PBD: 90 seconds runtime
## Long story short (cont): DAHA: diverges | PBD: 5 minutes runtime
# Gradient flow model
## Derivation of the gradient flow model - For $T \mapsto T + \Delta T$ we solve $$\min_x W(x) \quad\text{s.t.}\quad c_k(x) \geq 0. $$ - DAHA integrates an ODE of the form $$ \dot x = - \nabla W + \sum_k \tilde{\lambda}_k \nabla c_k(x) \quad \text{s.t.} \quad c_k \geq 0, \quad \text{for}\quad t \in [0,t^\*]$$ Stopping criterion gives terminal time $t^*$. - Use time-scale $\tilde t = \mu(T) t$ with $\quad \Delta T = \tilde t^* = \mu(T) t^* \quad \Rightarrow \quad \mu(T) = \frac{\Delta T}{t^*}$ - Gradient flow $$ \mu(T) \frac{\mathrm d x}{\mathrm d \tilde t} = - \nabla W + \sum_k \tilde \lambda_k \nabla c_k \quad \text{s.t.} \quad c_k(x) \geq 0 \quad \text{for} \quad \tilde t \in [0,T_{end}]$$
## Derivation of the gradient flow model (cont.) - Gradient flow $$ \mu(T) \frac{\mathrm d x}{\mathrm d \tilde t} = - \nabla W + \sum_k \tilde \lambda_k \nabla c_k \quad \text{s.t.} \quad c_k(x) \geq 0.$$ - Current model: numerical parameters $\varepsilon, \alpha, \gamma, c$ (error tolerance, ...) influence $\quad \mu(T) = \frac{\Delta T}{t^*(T)}$. - In theory: $t^* \to \infty \quad \Rightarrow \quad \mu \to 0\quad$ (yields quasi-steady state). - In simulations: $t^* \leq 1$! $\quad$ (far away from steady state) - New model: Damping coefficient $\mu$ as model parameter. - Direct control of speed towards equilibrium. - For example: $\mu \sim 3$.
# Conditional stability of DAHA
$\varepsilon < 10^{-6}$ needed for proper minimum. Leads to divergence/instabilities.
### Stiffness In computational contact mechanics, ODEs like $$ \dot x = - \nabla W + \sum_k \tilde{\lambda}_k \nabla c_k(x) \quad \text{s.t.} \quad c_k \geq 0.$$ are known to be stiff! - Explicit methods: Courant condition forces small steps. - DAHA: $\Delta t \sim 10^{-4}$ - Tendency to oscillate at low tolerances. - Adaptive methods: Ensure a step-size inside stability region. - Still oscillating - Implicit methods: Stable, but slow. - Hard to implement.
### Overdamping - Damping terms in DAHA reduce oscillations and instabilities. - Downside: - Solving $W(x) = (x-1)^2$ with $x_0 = 2$ yields:
$x^* = 1.02044$ after 77801 iterations.
- Problem: We have no perfect numerical parameters for DAHA!
### Role of Lagrangian multipliers - force level: $m \color{Navy}{\ddot x} = \color{Navy}{\lambda_F} \nabla c$
most physical $\leftrightarrow$ overshooting and stiff numerics
- velocity level: $c \color{Navy}{\dot x} = \color{Navy}{\lambda_V} \nabla c$
in between
- position level: $\color{Navy}{x(t+\Delta t) - x(t)} = \color{Navy}{\lambda_P} \nabla c$
no realistic elastic collisions $\leftrightarrow$ minimal overshoting and almost unconditionally stable
### Popular algorithms in contact mechanics - force level: - augmented Lagrangian methods -
penalty method
- active set method (with SQP) - ... - velocity level: - projected Gauss-Seidel - projected Jacobi iteration - ... - position level: -
position based dynamics (Müller et al; 2004, 2016, 2019)
### Popular algorithms in contact mechanics - force level: - augmented Lagrangian methods -
penalty method
- active set method (with SQP) - ... - velocity level: - projected Gauss-Seidel - projected Jacobi iteration - ... - position level: -
position based dynamics (Müller et al; 2004, 2016, 2019)
### Velocity-based overlap handling
- Lagrangian multipliers grow during minimisation - Extra terms needed to prevent overshooting (most famous: Baumgarte-stabilisation).
### Position-based overlap handling
- No overshooting! - We have to add extra assumptions to the model: Minimal displacement.
# Position-based dynamics (PBD)
## History of Position-based dynamics ### Developed for computer graphics (NVIDIA) 1. M. Müller, B. Heidelberger, M. Hennix, J. Ratcliff **Position Based Dynamics **, *Virtual Reality Interactions and Physical Simulations (VRIPhys)*, **2006**
2. M. Macklin, M. Müller, N. Chentanez **XPBD: Position-Based Simulation of Compliant Constrained Dynamics **, *Motion in Games*, **2016**
3. M. Macklin, K. Storey, M. Lu, P. Terdiman, N. Chentanez, S. Jeschke, M. Müller
**Small Steps in Physics Simulation **, *Symposium on Computer Animation*, **(SCA 2019)**
Link to these publications
## Overview of PBD Iterate: - integration of forces: $\quad \tilde x(t+\Delta t) = x(t) - \Delta t \mu^{-1} \nabla W(x(t))$,
- project onto feasible set: $\quad x(t + \Delta t) = \mathrm{projectConstraints}(\tilde x(t + \Delta t))$.
### How to make this efficient? - Use very small-steps, to reduce numerical overlap between steps - Use projected Gauss-Seidel iteration for projection - Lagrangian multipliers have explicit form in PBD! - ...
### How to make this physical! - Only XPBD from 2019 is physically accurate! - Trick: Mix force integration and projection of constraints.
## Overview of PBD
## Adapted version for gradient flow
## How to project a single constraint? Consider constraint $c \geq 0$ and infeasible point $x$ with $c(x) < 0$.
Goal: Find $\Delta x = \Delta \lambda \nabla c(x)$ such that $c(x + \Delta x) = 0$
Newton-Raphson: $$\Rightarrow \Delta x = -\frac{c(x)}{\Vert\nabla c(x)\Vert^2} \nabla c(x)$$
## How to deal with multiple constraints? ### Iteratare over all constraints and apply correction
### Do it again...
## How to deal with multiple constraints (cont)? We have to choose how many iterations we do: - Many iterations: Good chance to solve constraints precicesly. - One iteration, smaller timesteps: Makes model more physical.
## Trick to make it physical (Müller, 2019) Mix constraint projection with force integration!
## Trick to make it physical (Müller, 2019, (cont) Use small time-steps! - The numerical error in force integration is $(\Delta t)^2$ (Newton's law) or $\Delta t$ (gradient flow).
## Trick to make it physical (Müller, 2019), (cont) 1. Use small time-steps! 2. Mix constraint projection with force integration! For gradient flow problems, this yields almost exact solutions!
## Adapted version for gradient flow
# Comparison
## Comparison
## Speed of cells
## Speed of cells
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# Appendix
## Tested methods | | Accuracy | Speed | Constraints | Simple | Agreement with current model | |-----------------------------------|-----------|-----------|------------------------------|--------|------------------------------| | DAHA ($\varepsilon = 10^{-6}$) | low | 1h | exact | ~ | yes | | DAHA ($\varepsilon = 10^{-7}$) | ok | 10h | exact | ~ | no | | IPOPT | very good | 30min | exact | no | no | | Penalty method (Heun) | ok | 40min | penalty | yes | ok | | Penalty method (Rosenbruck23) | ok | 20min | penalty | yes | ok | | Gradient flow with penalty method | good | 30min | often violated | yes | ok | | DAHA (Heun) | ok | 40min | exact | ~ | yes | | PBD | good | 90seconds | almost exact for small steps | YES | ok |
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Community Center · Galeana, Mexico
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Architects: atelier uno
- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 1700.0 m2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2019
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: The Raws
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?ManufacturersBrands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: AutoDesk, Construcolor, Solatube
- Lead Architects Adrián Flores, Carolina Segura, David de la Garza, Rolando Girodengo
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Text description provided by the architects. After the Mexican Revolution, hard-to-work land in Nuevo León, especially on the southern part of the state, is given to ejido communities while land in the centre and the northern part is kept by the state and given to private owners. Since then there has been a disconnect between the state’s capital and ejido. After the election of a governor from the south efforts to bring the infrastructure and socially inclusive programs that will look after these communities have started. One of these efforts is the creation of the Regional Centre at Galeana which will work as a community space for courses and workshops as well as gathering space for the region.
Given the size of the land, the site is subdivided with linear buildings that act as planes that configure human-scale courtyards. These dialogue with the topography generating a sequence of patios and plazas. Since there wasn’t a certainty that we would design the whole of the project we decided to create a simple system that could be easily understood and replicated in the following phases. The system consists of a play of solid volumes that house the specific program and service spaces, and tectonic elements that house the main and flexible spaces.
The first building of the master plan consists of a small administrative tower for the Centre and a program called “First Infancy” that aims to work together with the community’s women toward the education of young toddlers. This program was developed together with the child and social development specialists, as well as leaders and members of the community continuing the efforts of a social inclusion program. The solid volumes were designed in concrete for its thermal inertia crucial in a climate like the one in Galeana. These act as stone-like elements that seek to complement the geologic accidents in the landscape. There are three types of opening in these solid volumes, some to illuminate, some to ventilate and others to frame distinctive elements in the landscape.
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If filespec is a stream, load determines what kind of stream it is and loads directly from the stream.
If filespec is a logical pathname, it is translated into a physical pathname as if by calling translate-logical-pathname.
load sequentially executes each form it encounters in the file named by filespec. If the file is a source file and the implementation chooses to perform implicit compilation, load must recognize top level forms as described in Processing of Top Level Forms and arrange for each top level form to be executed before beginning implicit compilation of the next. (Note, however, that processing of eval-when forms by load is controlled by the :execute situation.)
If verbose is true, load prints a message in the form of a comment (i.e., with a leading semicolon) to standard output indicating what file is being loaded and other useful information.
If verbose is false, load does not print this information.
If print is true, load incrementally prints information to standard output showing the progress of the loading process. For a source file, this information might mean printing the values yielded by each form in the file as soon as those values are returned. For a compiled file, what is printed might not reflect precisely the contents of the source file, but some information is generally printed. If print is false, load does not print this information.
If the file named by filespec is successfully loaded, load returns true.
[Reviewer Note by Loosemore: What happens if the file cannot be loaded for some reason other than that it doesn’t exist?] [Editorial Note by KMP: i.e., can it return NIL? must it?]
If the file does not exist, the specific action taken depends on if-does-not-exist: if it is nil, load returns nil; otherwise, load signals an error.
The external-format specifies the external file format to be used when opening the file (see the function open), except that when the file named by filespec is a compiled file, the external-format is ignored. compile-file and load cooperate in an implementation-dependent way to assure the preservation of the similarity of characters referred to in the source file at the time the source file was processed by the file compiler under a given external file format, regardless of the value of external-format at the time the compiled file is loaded.
load binds *readtable* and *package* to the values they held before loading the file.
*load-truename* is bound by load to hold the truename of the pathname of the file being loaded.
*load-pathname* is bound by load to hold a pathname that represents filespec merged against the defaults. That is, (pathname (merge-pathnames filespec)).
;Establish a data file... (with-open-file (str "data.in" :direction :output :if-exists :error) (print 1 str) (print '(setq a 888) str) t) ⇒ T (load "data.in") ⇒ true a ⇒ 888 (load (setq p (merge-pathnames "data.in")) :verbose t) ; Loading contents of file /fred/data.in ; Finished loading /fred/data.in ⇒ true (load p :print t) ; Loading contents of file /fred/data.in ; 1 ; 888 ; Finished loading /fred/data.in ⇒ true
;----[Begin file SETUP]---- (in-package "MY-STUFF") (defmacro compile-truename () `',*compile-file-truename*) (defvar *my-compile-truename* (compile-truename) "Just for debugging.") (defvar *my-load-pathname* *load-pathname*) (defun load-my-system () (dolist (module-name '("FOO" "BAR" "BAZ")) (load (merge-pathnames module-name *my-load-pathname*)))) ;----[End of file SETUP]---- (load "SETUP") (load-my-system)
The implementation, and the host computer’s file system.
If :if-does-not-exist is supplied and is true, or is not supplied, load signals an error of type file-error if the file named by filespec does not exist,
or if the file system cannot perform the requested operation.
An error of type file-error might be signaled if (wild-pathname-p filespec) returns true.
error, merge-pathnames, *load-verbose*, *default-pathname-defaults*, pathname, logical-pathname, File System Concepts,
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Use this engine and example to get quickly started with your WebGL demos – or even games!
2015-09-26 | v0.1.0 - Hannu Kärkkäinen
Running demo - Github
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We’ve thoroughly proven that the tread of rubber bands is an effective method of ball collection, but as of yet it can only move the balls along the ground. We’ll need a way to move them upwards to the catapult bowl’s level. While we could use another motor to push the particles up and over the belt, it could get caught and we’d rather not take up another motor port. We decided to instead make a semicircular tube to guide the balls, with no motors of its own, but instead simply keeping each ball in contact with the center belt as it turns around to move back to the front of the robot.
After measuring how large the tube would have to be to house the ball, it was clear that it couldn’t be printed in one part (not that I would have if I could - the infill would be a nightmare to remove), so instead I made a model for a segment of it which can be printed several times and then bolted together at a few built-in sockets. Each segment accounts for 30 degrees of the 180-degree arc we plan to build. A segment can be seen below.
The model prints well, connects easily, and sockets the particles perfectly, but it lacks the friction required to keep them from spinning in place instead of moving up the tube. We were able to solve this by applying a stripe of memory foam to the inside of the tube with double-sided tape.


Sales of French Beaujolais Nouveau begin in Japan
This year’s Beaujolais Nouveau wine, produced in the Bourgogne region of France, went on sale in Japan on Thursday.
While the excitement surrounding the release has subsided in recent years compared with the bubble economy era in the late 1980s, the start of sales of the latest vintage is still considered one of the highlights of autumn for wine enthusiasts.
Japanese liquor-makers have expanded their lineups in response to the various ways people enjoy the arrival of the wine.
Asahi Breweries Ltd. released a 1.5-liter Beaujolais Nouveau product with a suggested retail price of ¥4,576, with larger groups of people in mind.
After the Japan-European Union economic partnership agreement went into effect in February, eliminating Japanese tariffs on European wines, Aeon Retail Co. launched a 750-milliliter bottle of the new wine at ¥968. Mercian Corp. put on sale a rose type, named “Pink,” in a 750-milliliter bottle at a suggested retail price of ¥2,893.
The number of grapes harvested in the Beaujolais area this year dropped some 20 percent from a year earlier, according to an official of Suntory Wine International Ltd. But the new Beaujolais Nouveau wine has a deep aromatic flavor as the harvest season was blessed with fine weather, the official said.
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November 23 2015
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Landjaeger swine meatloaf, chuck beef cow short loin.   Doner landjaeger kevin bacon brisket alcatra leberkas biltong.
Landjaeger cupim andouille prosciutto jerky flank meatball pancetta strip steak porchetta leberkas spare ribs. Fatback filet mignon spare ribs pastrami turducken pork belly swine. Doner pork loin ball tip meatball ham ground round cupim. Short loin boudin chicken cupim burgdoggen, chuck pork belly landjaeger. Pork chop pork belly bacon pancetta, porchetta boudin pork loin ball tip rump. Venison cow shank, jerky andouille burgdoggen filet mignon. Turducken burgdoggen kevin, biltong shoulder beef ribs prosciutto frankfurter flank boudin pastrami rump pork loin venison ball tip.
December 11 2015
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Pastrami t-bone cow, shankle rump shank bacon pork belly cupim tongue shoulder. Venison burgdoggen frankfurter andouille beef ribs shoulder prosciutto. Tongue pork chop beef ribs, andouille picanha pork belly ham hock bresaola sausage rump doner pancetta. Pastrami beef ground round chuck sirloin doner jerky burgdoggen fatback beef ribs shoulder jowl prosciutto ham hock.
Turducken shank bresaola tri-tip, swine chuck short ribs andouille boudin ham hock tenderloin. Porchetta venison picanha rump, chicken bresaola alcatra biltong. Swine flank drumstick biltong. Bresaola chicken prosciutto, ground round beef ribs hamburger biltong leberkas ball tip frankfurter pork.
 Ball tip sausage strip steak capicola drumstick short ribs picanha shoulder. Hamburger short ribs ribeye, pork chicken burgdoggen meatball leberkas sausage frankfurter. Frankfurter burgdoggen chicken meatloaf. Meatloaf jowl porchetta jerky corned beef, turducken biltong chicken leberkas tri-tip ball tip.  Shank short ribs salami tail strip steak shoulder.


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A curated index of recipes, this site aims to simplify some of the best recipes on the internet so that you can make them on a budget! All recipes are ones I've tested and loved, so that you don't have to find out the hard way that whipped sweet potatoes with lemon juice are really not all that. To know more about how the site is made, check out the 'This site' section.
Email me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Message lucyw on irc.freenode.net or irc.mozilla.org
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After reloading saved navigation state, go back to the first scenario (Navigation State) and look at the navigation stack. You'll see it has changed.
The WinJS.Navigation.history property is settable. This is useful when you wish to save and restore your navigation history, for example when your application has been resumed from suspension.
The code for this scenario demonstrates saving the navigation history to session state and restoring it.


Sassa to pay December grants earlier
by Algoa FMThe South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) has announced that its beneficiaries would receive their grant money for December on the 28th of November.
"The early December payment should not be seen as a bonus or double payment as it is mainly intended for the convenience of beneficiaries. Sassa does not pay a bonus at all and beneficiaries are paid for twelve months only per year," Sassa said in a statement.
The agency urged beneficiaries to protect their PIN codes and avoid giving strangers their ID numbers even if they claimed to be from Sassa, as the festive season tends to see an increase in scams to defraud beneficiaries and to be mindful of scams operated through WhatsApp, mobile phone messages and social media.
Beneficiaries are urged to be vigilant at all times and to double-check information, especially if it sounds too good to be true.
The following grant payment will be on the 29th of December.
- African News Agency (ANA)


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A matrix discrete model having the form 'M[i+1] = (I + Q)*M[i]'. The calculation of the values of 'M[i]' only for pre-selected values of 'i'. The method of calculation is presented in the vignette 'Fundament' ('Base'). Maybe it‘s own idea of the author of the package. A weakness is that the method gives information only in selected steps of the process. It mainly refers to cases with matrices that are not Markov chain. If ’Q' is Markov transition matrix, then MUPkL() may be used to calculate the steady-state distribution 'p' for 'p = Q*p'. Matrix power of non integer (matrix.powerni()) gives the same results as a mpower() from package 'matlib'. References: "Markov chains", (<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markov_chain#Expected_number_of_visits>). Donald R. Burleson, Ph.D. (2005), "ON NON-INTEGER POWERS OF A SQUARE MATRIX", (<http://www.blackmesapress.com/Eigenvalues.htm>).
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, matrixcalc, markovchain, matlib |
| Published: | 2018-05-07 |
| Author: | Josef Brejcha |
| Maintainer: | Josef Brejcha <brchjo at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | MPkn results |
| Reference manual: | MPkn.pdf |
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Fundament |
| Package source: | MPkn_0.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: MPkn_0.1.0.zip, r-release: MPkn_0.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: MPkn_0.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: MPkn_0.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: MPkn_0.1.0.tgz |
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