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The privacy policies of some sites allow them to turn your Likes and reviews into personalized advertisements. Though you cannot remove advertisements altogether (without an extension like AdBlock), you can opt out of having your information pulled for the use of marketing.
Note: Opting out of tailored advertising will not remove all ads from these sites; it will only stop your information from being pulled to customize them.
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Shared endorsements pull your +1s, YouTube Likes and reviews from Google Maps and GooglePlay, then turns them into advertisements for your connections. To opt out of the advertising portion, scroll down in your Google+ preferences to the Shared Endorsements in Ads section. You will see the sentence "Based upon my activity, Google may show my name and profile photo in shared endorsements that appear in ads". Make sure the box next to it is left unchecked if you wish to opt out.
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| https://adssettings.google.com/u/0/authenticated?hl=en | Opt out here |
Interest-based advertising by Google pulls your search history and web profile to gear advertisements for you. You can opt out of the ads both on Google and across the web in your Google Ad settings page. Scroll down to Opt-out Settings and follow the instructions there.
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| https://www.facebook.com/ads/preferences/?entry_product=ad_settings_screen | Opt out here |
Facebook's social ads show an action you've taken, such as Liking a page, alongside the message of an advertiser. You can turn this feature off by clicking on the Edit button in your Ads settings page, selecting No one and saving your changes.
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| https://twitter.com/settings/security | Opt out here |
Twitter's targeted ad campaign matches your profile information and tweet archive to relevant advertisers. Opting out is easy: Through your profile, go to your Security Settings page and uncheck the box under the promoted content section.
Every time you go looking for something on the web, your search engine learns a little bit more about you. This data is collected, analyzed and used to better target the advertisements you see and give you more relevant search results. While this web personalization might make for more finely-tuned results, it could also lead to slightly warped search results, depending what your search engine's algorithm has determined to be your interests.
The three major search engines all allow you to turn this personalized filtering off with relative ease.
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| https://ssl.bing.com/profile/history?oma=toggle_off | Opt out here |
Within your Bing profile settings, you can stop history tracking by simply clicking the Turn Offbutton. From this page, you're also able to selectively delete any previous Bing searches you've made.
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| https://search.yahoo.com/preferences/preferences?pref_done=&.bcrumb=ZeGd5J1Gitj | Opt out here |
In your Yahoo preferences page, you can toggle search history off by clicking on the "Keep Search History" drop-down arrow, selecting Search history off and saving.
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In preferences, select the Turn off button, next to the phrase "Web history is on". From here, you can also delete any and all past searches Google has stored.
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Every European Union and the EFTA member assigns a national organization/commission/agency/bureau/authority that is in responsible for GDPR enforcement inside each country's border by providing information and support, but also auditing and issuing sanctions and fines. Their status was formalized by the Data Protection Directive. Here you find the list of all the websites for each and every National Authority in EU:
Andorra: apda.ad
Austria: dsb.gv.at
Belgium: privacycommission.be
Bulgaria: cpdp.bg
Croatia: azop.hr
Cyprus: dataprotection.gov.cy
Czech: Republic uoou.cz
Denmark: datatilsynet.dk
Estonia: aki.ee
Finland: tietosuoja.fi
France: cnil.fr
Germany: bfdi.bund.de
Greece: dpa.gr
Hungary: naih.hu
Iceland: personuvernd.is
Ireland: dataprotection.ie
Italy: gpdp.it
Latvia: dvi.gov.lv
Liechtenstein: dss.llv.li
Lithuania: dvi.gov.lv
Luxembourg: cnpd.public.lu
Macedonia: dzlp.mk
Malta: idpc.org.mt
Monaco: ccin.mc
The Netherlands: autoriteitpersoonsgegevens.nl
Norway: datatilsynet.no
Poland: giodo.gov.pl
Portugal: cnpd.pt
Romania: dataprotection.ro
Russia: rkn.gov.ru
Serbia: poverenik.rs
Slovakia: dataprotection.gov.sk
Slovenia: ip-rs.si
Spain: agpd.es
Sweden: datainspektionen.se
Switzerland: edoeb.admin.ch
United Kingdom: ico.org.uk
If you want to opt out of these tracking programs, you'll need to pick through the list to figure out the procedure for each one. We've made this easier by collecting the specific opt-out procedures in one convenient list:
33Across: 33Across supports more than half a million companies in tracking more than a billion customers on social sites. Opt-out of all 33Across campaigns via the Opt-Out Status page on its website.
Accuen: Using programmatic advertising controls, Accuen lets advertisers vary the way their ads are displayed in real time. There's a full explanation of its opt-out policy on this page.
AcuityAds: AcuityAds has offices across North America, and offers sophisticated ad targeting tools. To opt-out, head to the Opting Out section in its Privacy Policy.
Adara: This provider blends location data with ads to offer precise targeting for travel companies. Opt-out of its program by visiting the Adara privacy policy, and skipping to the section titled "How to Opt Out."
Adblade: NBC, Fox, and USAToday are just three of Adblade's news clients. Its technology delivers targeted ads to visitors on news and media sites. You can opt-out of AdBlade's interest-based advertising. Use its Opt-Out tool to customize your preferences.
AddThis: Most web users will have seen AddThis' share widgets in action. They allow readers to quickly share links to different platforms. In return, you consent to your data being used anonymously. To opt-out of allowing your data to be harvested, visit its Targeting Opt-Out page. (Once Oracle completes its acquisition of AddThis, you'll need to visit the Oracle Marketing Cloud privacy policy instead.)
Adobe Marketing Cloud: Marketers can deliver adverts to Adobe's various products by using its Marketing Cloud solution. Use its opt-out page to set your preferences for interest-based ads. You can also opt out of having your data collected on the same page.
AdRoll: AdRoll is a retargeting platform, which advertisers use to market products that you've already viewed on another site. It collects anonymous data, but you can opt out of this by following the instructions in section 5 of its privacy policy.
Aggregate Knowledge: This provider is responsible for harvesting behavioral data that advertisers can use to personalize their ads. Opt out of this via the Transparency and Choice section of its privacy policy document.
AOL Advertising: AOL delivers interest-based ads via its various websites, apps, and portals. To set your preferences, head to AOL's privacy pages and scroll down to the last section. There are different controls for cookies, logged in users, and mobile device preferences.
AppNexus: AppNexus lets advertisers bid for ad space in real time, and it collects anonymous data to drive its platform. If you prefer not to be tracked, visit its Opt-Out page.
Arbor: This provider tracks users across all of their devices so that advertisers can deliver content relevant to their habits. To opt out, visit Pippio.com.
Atlas Solutions: Atlas helps companies to understand how consumers are responding to their ads. Facebook owns the company. Opt-out instructions are not presented as clearly as we'd like, but you'll find out more by following the instructions on its website.
AudienceScience: As the name suggests, AudienceScience specialises in measuring consumer preferences. It has separate opt-out tools for the USA, Europe, and mobile devices.
BAM–X: BAM-X is another real time bidding platform for companies buying ad space in real time. Its opt-out instructions are clear and simple: you'll find them at the top of its Privacy Policy.
Bazaarvoice: Bazaarvoice works with some of the largest brands in the US, like Best Buy, Proctor and Gamble and Panasonic. To stop Bazaarvoice from collecting your data: go to the Opting Out section on its Privacy Policy page.
BlueCava: BlueCava lets advertisers identify users and profile them, based on tracking cookie data. It tracks everything from set top boxes to games consoles. Opt out by clicking the link in the privacy policy intro.
BlueKai: By claiming to be the largest online data exchange, BlueKai claims its position as a true Big Data provider. Decline to participate by visiting the privacy controls for its parent company, Oracle. You will find ad preferences in the Marketing Cloud section.
Brightroll: Specializing in video advertising, Brightroll covers mobile, desktop, and TV content. Opt out of its data collection activities by visiting the Yahoo! Ad Interest Manager.
ChoiceStream: ChoiceStream works with targeted ad technology to deliver personalized content. Opt out of its user tracking at Overview of ChoiceStream Services.
Choozle: This solution maps real time consumer data to advertising campaigns. It explains its opt-out controls on its Privacy Policy page.
Circulate: Web and app developers use Circulate to integrate ads into their products. It collects data about users to guide ad delivery. You can bypass its cookies by following its opt-out process.
Collective: Working with both display ads and video, Collective provides audience data to guide campaigns. This global company gathers massive amounts of information about user habits. Opt out of its data collection activities by following the instructions in the Choice and Opt-Out section of its privacy page.
Conversant: This provider's tagline is 'Power of Personal', and it gathers user data to provide targeted advertising. Opt out by visiting the privacy policy, then scrolling down to 'Your Choices'.
Criteo: Criteo works with 11,000 publishers and 8,500 advertisers worldwide. It provides a clear opt-out control under User Choices on its privacy policy page.
Cross Pixel: Cross Pixel lets advertisers work from one crowdsourced pool of user data. You can prevent it from tracking your online activity by following the instructions in section 1 of its Privacy Policy.
DataLogix: This provider uses consumer data to bridge online and offline sales activity. You can stop it from using your data by opting out. DataLogix has its own Privacy Policy, but once it's acquired by Oracle, it will be covered by Oracle's own Marketing Cloud privacy policy.
DataXu: DataXu is a programmatic advertising platform that measures the effectiveness of the ads it serves. Set your opt-out preferences via its Data Collection Platform privacy controls page.
Datonics: Datonics is based in NYC and holds massive amounts of data describing user behavior. Its opt-out controls are handled by NAI, but you can read its full policy wording here.
Defy Media: Defy Media is responsible for various outlets and YouTube channels, and also runs its own ad network. Stop Defy Media from tracking you by following the instructions on its Online Tracking and Advertising Opt-Out page.
Drawbridge: Using its cross channel tracking technology, Drawbridge collects data from both mobile and desktop devices. It has the ability to track the same person on different devices using sophisticated tracking cookies. Stop this from happening by opting out on its Data Choices page.
Dstillery: Dstillery is another company that specializes in cross channel tracking. It has a clear, simple global opt-out section within its Privacy Policy document.
eXelate: This provider harvests anonymous data to allow advertisers to "monitor each pixel." Prevent your data from being collected via the 'How We Use Collected Information' chapter on this page.
Exponential Interactive: Exponential Interactive informs marketers on how to target customers effectively with their ads. It reaches 450 million users per month. Stop it from tracking you here: Exponential Interactive Privacy Policy.
Eyeota: Eyeota is another interest-based advertising provider. Click the Opt Out button at the bottom of this page to stop it tracking your behavior.
eyeReturn: This Canadian company offers an advertising platform to target ads effectively. Opt-out at this page.
Eyeview: Focusing on video content, Eyeview creates personalized brand messaging for its clients. To prevent Eyeview from collecting anonymous data about you, visit this page, and scroll to Your Choices.
Ezakus: More than 100 advertisers, and 150 publishers, use Ezakus to deliver their ads. This global Big Data provider is constantly monitoring anonymous users online. Prevent it from tracking your activity by clicking the gray opt-out button within its Privacy Policy.
Flashtalking: With offices in the US and Europe, Flashtalking is a global ad provider. It works with search, social, mobile, and affiliate ads to understand how users behave, and serve ads in response. Opt out of cookie tracking in the Advertising Cookies section of its Privacy Policy.
Gamut: With a variety of different ad solutions, Gamut hopes to deliver relevant content across different platforms and in different regions. It has a dedicated Consumer Opt-Out Policy page.
Google: Arguably the big daddy of online ads, Google makes millions from its Display Network, ad exchange, and related products. It also owns DoubleClick, one of the largest and most well-known advertising platforms in the world. Thankfully, its opt-out procedure is one of the best we've seen. Read all about it here.
GumGum: Using in-image, video, display, and mobile ads, GumGum aims to deliver the most relevant content at the perfect moment in the customer journey. Stop its tracking cookies from monitoring your browsing on its Ad Choices page.
IgnitionOne: IgnitionOne, and its subsidiary, Netmining, is a cross channel advertising specialist. Read about its opt-out procedure for both companies here.
Index: This ad exchange offers real time delivery adjustments for advertisers. Control your preferences via its Privacy Policy page.
Innovid: Innovid is an established provider of advertising solutions, and it specializes in serving ads via interactive video. It has a simple opt-out procedure.
Intent Media: Designed specifically for ecommerce websites, Intent Media's technology displays targeted ads alongside product pages. Stop it from tracking your browsing habits by scrolling to the Choice/ Opt-Out section of its Privacy Policy.
Kargo Global: This platform is designed to control the display of ads on mobile. Opt out instantly using the button on this page.
KBM Group: KBM Group is another ad platform that uses Big Data to drive its solutions. The opt-out process is not clearly presented, but you can prevent KBM Group from using your data by visiting the KBM Group Interactive Opt-Out page.
Krux Digital: Krux Digital uses harvested data to support its clients advertising objectives, and it has a clear opt-out policy on its website at Opt-Out.
LinkedIn: LinkedIn has its own ad tracking technology that monitors behavior to target its ads. Its opt-out information and process can be found on its Advertising Preferences page.
LiveRail: This massive advertising platform is owned by Facebook, and serves more than 25 percent of the world's online video ads. Find out how you can opt out of tracking here: About Ads/.
Lotame Solutions: Crowd Control by Lotame Solutions matches ads to relevant publishers. It only uses the data it collects for 9 months. If you're still not happy to participate, opt out using its dedicated Opt-Out and Preference Manager.
Madison Logic: This provider offers content consumption monitoring, which essentially means that it tracks your movements once you've expressed interest in a business. If you don't want this to happen, read the Cookies / Tracking Technologies section of its Privacy Policy for further instructions.
Magnetic: This retargeting platform uses your search history to customize the ads that you see. If you don't want your data to be used in this way, you can opt out.
Markit On Demand: This provider works mainly within the financial services market. Opt out of being tracked at their Advertising Privacy Policy.
MaxPoint Interactive: MaxPoint Interactive helps advertisers to boost sales in store, rather than online. It does this by tracking you based on your location. Switch off data harvesting using the information at the top of its Privacy Policy.
Media Innovation Group: Also referred to as MIG, this company offers ad delivery and optimization. Locate the User Choice section on this page, and you'll find a small opt-out button.
Media.Net: Control your Media.Net tracking preferences via Privacy Policy.
MediaMath: MediaMath lets brands automate the delivery of online ads, using your data to increase relevance. Opt out using the web-based method on this page.
MediaForge: MediaForge says that it uses retargeting to make ads more interactive. You can stop it from tracking you by using the information in its policy document.
Microsoft Advertising: Microsoft uses your behavior and preferences to customize the ads you see across its many websites. You can prevent this by opting out of its program. Visit its Opt-Out page for more information. Note that this page also describes how to turn off interest-based advertising in Microsoft's various Windows applications.
Mode Media: This platform is designed to help people share, curate and enjoy content. It claims to reach more than 250 million users each month. Prevent it from tracking you by using this opt-out procedure.
NetSeer: This company uses concepts to link user preferences with ad content and topics. It has a very clear opt-out switch, right on its homepage. Visit their site and scroll down to the footer. The switch is on the right-hand side.
Neustar: Providing marketing analytics and optimization tools, Neustar brings online and offline campaigns together. To opt out, see their privacy policy.
Optimatic Media: Optimatic specializes in video advertising. Its Privacy Policy is here (pdf), but its process is clumsy; you'll need to opt out by sending an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or writing to the company via snail mail.
OwnerIQ: This provider uses a method called ownership targeting, which is designed to serve ads based on the things you buy, or are shopping for. It claims to deliver ads across 90 percent of the web. Remove its tracking cookies on the Opt Out of Targeting page on its website.
Parrable: Parrable helps its clients to track individuals on different devices, although it doesn't collect identifiable data about them. It has a dedicated opt-out page here.
PointRoll: The main aim of PointRoll is to engage consumers more effectively through ads. The company has been acquired by Sizmek, so you can opt out using the Sizmek privacy controls.
Proclivity Media: Proclivity Media has developed advertising solutions for advertisers in fashion and lifestyle markets. It calculates the likely value of a visitor, and displays ads based on that data. On its Privacy Policy page, you'll find a blue opt-out button that will prevent it from tracking you in this way.
PubMatic: PubMatic has designed its solution to support publishers by automatically increasing the value of ads, based on demand. It has a dedicated opt-out page.
Pulpo Media: Specializing in Hispanic content, Pulpo Media lets advertisers track people as individuals or in segments. Prevent it from harnessing data about you by reading section 5 of its Privacy Policy.
Pulsepoint: Pulsepoint uses cookies to measure reaction to ads. If you want to opt out of this activity, it recommends that you use the NAI website to set the appropriate cookies.
Quantcast: This well-known provider harnesses vast amounts of data and converts it into audience profiles. Stop Quantcast from using your data in this way: see the How to Opt Out section on this page.
RadiumOne: A programmatic advertising provider that pools data from web and mobile users. Stop it from including you in its dataset via its Opt Out instructions, here.
RhythmOne: RhythmOne provides mobile and desktop advertising solutions. Opt-out by following this link, and clicking Opt-out of RhythmOne. A 5-year cookie will be immediately saved on your computer.
Rocket Fuel: This provider works with US brands to deliver interest-based ads through Google ADX and similar exchanges. Opt out by visiting its privacy page and scrolling to the section titled "Opting Out of Personalized Advertisements." This control also opts out of ads via the advertising company [x+1], which Rocket Fuel recently acquired.
Run: Run says that it uses anonymous data to customize ad delivery, and prevent repetition. The information you need is in its Privacy Policy. See the Opting Out of RUN Technology section for the opt-out link.
ShareThis: This service lets web users quickly share links to content, and in doing so, they contribute valuable behavioral data. Stop ShareThis from tracking you in this way by clicking the Opt Out button here.
Simpli.fi Holdings: Simpli.fi uses unstructured data in massive quantities, with the hope of helping advertisers bid more effectively for ad space. Opt out of any involvement with a click using the link on this page.
SizMek: SizMek has been in the advertising business for one and a half decades, and now serves 1.5 trillion ad impressions every single year. It has helpfully placed its opt-out link right at the top of its Privacy Policy.
SteelHouse: This advertising platform specializes in behavior tracking, but emphasizes that it never collects identifiable data. It may still place a unique identifier on your device. Stop the company from following you on the web: visit its Privacy Policy, and scroll down to "Your Privacy Choices."
Tagular Analytics: If you don't want Tagular Analytics' customers to be able to track you online, visit their privacy policy for instructions on opting out.
Tapad: Tapad tracks consumers across all of their devices to personalize the ads they see. Find the Web Browser Opt-Out section here to set a cookie that will prevent Tapad from tracking you. There's a separate section explaining how to opt out on iOS and Android.
TellApart: TellApart specialized in transactional retargeting, which advertises related products to you once you've shopped on a site. It also offers audience targeting and uses Big Data to power its solutions. Tell it not to track you in section 5 of the Privacy Policy on its website.
The Rubicon Project: The Rubicon Project optimizes pricing across websites, but you can opt out of its tracking technology using the information here.
The Trade Desk: This provider has its roots in real time ad bidding, a technique that has become one of the primary ad automation systems on the web. It tracks customer journeys, but if you don't want to be tracked, you can opt-out on this page.
TruEffect: All of the information you need about TruEffect is contained in its Privacy Policy. Opt out of TruEffect's tracking by following the instructions in the Behavioral Advertising section.
TubeMogul: As its name suggests, this company is primarily interested in delivering targeted ads via video content. Its opt-out button is located on its privacy policy.
Turn: This company works with real time data to inform its advertisers and steer ad campaigns. Choose whether you want to be tracked by reading about its opt-out mechanism here.
Undertone: You can read about Undertone's data collection by visiting the IBA Opt-Out section in its Privacy Policy. The actual opt-out controls are provided in a dedicated page on its website.
Varick Media Management: Another programmatic advertising provider. Stop it from tracking you by visiting opt-out information for comprehensive instructions.
Viant: Viant has various solutions including its Advertising Cloud, and solutions provided through Specific Media and Vindico. Choose to opt out from its tracking technology on this page.
Vibrant Media: Vibrant Media uses contextual tracking and ad delivery to target its ads more effectively. Stop your data being used in this way: visit its privacy policy.
Videology: This platform uses age and gender data to target ads, although it says viewers are not personally identifiable. If you don't want Videology to track you, you can opt out on this page. If you're using an ad blocker, you may be asked to switch it off to allow the cookie to be set on your device.
Xaxis: This company says it protects user privacy while figuring out how to target ads more effectively. You'll find its opt-out button under User Choice within its Privacy Policy.
Yahoo!: We've already mentioned Yahoo! and its web advertising preferences in discussing Brightroll. Control your opt-out status by visiting the Yahoo! Ad Interest Manager.
Yieldmo: This provider is committed to personalizing the ads you see on mobile. Opt out of its data harvesting technologies on this easy-to-use page.
YuMe: YuMe has developed a range of advertising solutions, focusing on video ads and analytics. Click the Opt-Out button on this page.


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Israel says overnight strike on Gaza house killed Islamic Jihad commander
by AFPJerusalem (AFP) - Israel's military said Thursday that an overnight strike in Gaza that Palestinians officials say left eight members of the same family dead killed an Islamic Jihad commander.
Israeli army spokesman Avichay Adraee said Rasmi Abu Malhous was killed in a raid in the Gaza Strip's Deir al-Balah before a ceasefire took hold on Thursday morning.
Adraee alleged on Twitter he was a commander of a rocket unit.
The Gaza health ministry earlier said eight members of the Abu Malhous family, including five children, were killed in an Israeli strike on their family home.
Residents and relatives disputed that he was affiliated with Islamic Jihad, saying he had been a military police officer for the Palestinian Authority.
Israeli military spokesman Jonathan Conricus told AFP: "He was an Islamic Jihad commander and he, like many others, have the tactic of hiding ammunition and military infrastructure in their own residence.
"Of course we try always to minimise the amount of non-combatants killed or injured," he added.


Robust generalized linear models (GLM) using a mixture method, as described in Beath (2018) <doi:10.1080/02664763.2017.1414164>. This assumes that the data are a mixture of standard observations, being a generalised linear model, and outlier observations from an overdispersed generalized linear model. The overdispersed linear model is obtained by including a normally distributed random effect in the linear predictor of the generalized linear model.
| Version: | 1.0-2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.0) |
| Imports: | fastGHQuad, stats, bbmle, MASS, VGAM, actuar, Rcpp (≥ 0.12.15), methods, boot, numDeriv |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Suggests: | R.rsp, robustbase, lattice, forward |
| Published: | 2018-07-31 |
| Author: | Ken Beath [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Ken Beath <ken.beath at mq.edu.au> |
| Contact: | Ken Beath<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | robmixglm results |
| Reference manual: | robmixglm.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
robmixglm: An R Package for the Analysis of Robust Generalized Linear Models |
| Package source: | robmixglm_1.0-2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: robmixglm_1.0-2.zip, r-release: robmixglm_1.0-2.zip, r-oldrel: robmixglm_1.0-2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: robmixglm_1.0-2.tgz, r-oldrel: robmixglm_1.0-2.tgz |
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Tyson Fury responds to UFC champion Stipe Miocic's boxing call-out
Fury must first face Deontay Wilder in their world title rematch in February - but then wants Miocic
by Martin Domin, https://www.facebook.com/mirrorfightingTyson Fury is ready to answer Stipe Miocic's call for a boxing fight next year.
Fury has long claimed he wants to cross over to mixed martial arts but UFC heavyweight champion Miocic wants to fight the Traveller in the ring.
Miocic has been linked with a trilogy fight with Daniel Cormier but would rather face Fury.
"I saw Tyson Fury is coming into the mix now here,” Miocic said. “I like a new challenge.”
"With DC, I didn't fluke knock him out. I beat him. I decisively beat him. That first fight, congrats to DC, but he caught me with a punch, first shot.
"But that night, no excuses, he beat me. But the second fight, I won. I didn't get lucky I just worked him."
And Fury, who recently trained alongside UFC middleweight Darren Till, said in response: "Stipe says he wants to box me. That would be a good fight for sure.
"After I get Wilder out of the way I’ll fight Stipe in a boxing match if he wants it. It would be a big crossover fight like Mayweather and McGregor.”
"I'm open to that fight so he should come and see me. It would be the same outcome for any of them, they'll all get smashed."
Meanwhile, Fury's dad has hit out at UFC president Dana White for suggesting his son could not compete in the cage.
"I could probably smash Dana White with one punch," he told iFL TV.
"How can he write my son off like that? Let him talk to me like that. I’ll fight him… Keep my son’s name out of your mouth.
“How does he know about smashing anybody when Tyson comes from a smashing family, you know what I’m saying?
"When I can probably smash Dana White with one punch, you know what I’m saying?
"So how can he write my son off like that? You can’t write a man off with Tyson’s ability or heart or will to win, and he knows that.
“Let him talk to me like that. I’ll fight him.
"Because I believe I’m the best 54-year-old man in the world. I’m the fittest, I know that, and I’m the best 54-year-old man on the planet.
"I’m going to prove it anytime, anywhere, for free or for money.
"So let him take that in your pipe and smoke it. I mean that, mate. Keep my son’s name out of your mouth. If it’s not good, don’t talk about him.”


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Ananya Panday wishes Tara Sutaria on her birthday with an adorable throwback picture
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMToday is Tara Sutaria's birthday and B-town celebs have taken to their social media handles to wish the actress on her special day. Amongst them is her 'Student of the Year 2' co-star Ananya Panday.
Read Also: Watch video: Ananya Panday enjoys her song 'Dheeme Dheeme' as she takes on a road trip
Recently, Ananya took to her Instagram handle to wish her friend on her birthday. She shared a throwback picture from their shoot days and penned a heartfelt note. She wrote, ''Happy Bday Taar!! Enjoy some mall road noodles for me''. In the picture, we can see them sitting on a bench and enjoying some noodles in Mussoorie. Besides them we can see a kid too whose face is not visible in the photo, so she called him Tiger Shroff.
Both the stars made their big Bollywood debut with Punit Malhotra's 'Student of the Year 2'. The film failed to impress the audience but the performance of Ananya and Tara were hailed by the audience.
Meanwhile, on the work front, Ananya will be seen next in 'Pati Patni Aur Woh' opposite Kartik Aaryan. She has been also roped in for 'Khaali Peeli' with Ishaan Khatter. On the other hand, Tara is gearing up for the release of 'Marjaavaan' opposite Sidharth Malhotra. The film is scheduled to release this week.
Picture Courtesy: Ananya Panday Instagram
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As a typical programmer... i love videogames


Pre-Arrival
All vessels are required to give notice of impending arrival to Customs, Quarantine and Immigration no later than 48 hours before arrival.
The following details will be required:-
On Arrival
On arrival, clearly display the Q-flag on entering PNG waters and go directly to an appointed boarding station. Clearance must be completed before going ashore. No persons other than a Quarantine or Customs officer is allowed to board, nor can any person, animal or article leave the boat until full clearance has been granted.
Depending on your arrival time, Customs and Quarantine may require all persons to remain on board overnight before clearing you the following day. Contact with other vessels in port before clearance is also prohibited.
A cruising permit will be issued with the same time limit as the skipper's visa. If the skipper wishes to leave PNG and then return, prior approval must be obtained from Customs.
During your Stay
It is necessary to clear in and out of every port throughout Papua New Guinea and failure to do so can create serious problems. Officials prefer an email informing them of your arrival to a port 48 hours in advance. In many places this will speed up formalities.
Departure
Before departure from Papua New Guinea, Customs and Immigration clearance is required. This is available at any Customs port. Customs should be contacted in advance to avoid unnecessary delay.
It is an offence to depart without clearance.
See PNG Customs website for more information.
Last updated May 2016.
All visitors must have a passport valid for at least 6 months.
Visas on Arrival:
Visas on arrival are now issued to the nationals of a range of countries which include the EU and most other northern European countries, Canada, USA, New Zealand (but not Australia) and many countries in SE Asia. See the complete list at www.immigration.gov.pg
These visas are aimed mainly at visitors arriving by air, but it seems that such entry permits can also be issued to sailors (yachts persons). "For those arriving by yacht, application can be made at PNGICSA or at the designated international port of entry." This means Port Moresby, Rabaul or Daru. It is necessary to present the Ship's papers, the logbook identifying the crew and have completed the Customs declaration.
Visas granted on arrival are FREE and valid for 60 days.
Visa in Advance:
Other nationals must have an entry permit or a visa. Sixty day visas can be obtained in advance.
There is a PNG Embassy in Honiara where a visa takes 5 working days to obtain. There are also PNG diplomatic missions in Cains, Canberra, Brisbane, Suva, Vila, Honiara, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Wellington, Manila, Washington, Tokyo, London, Paris, Berlin and Brussels.
Visa Extensions
Visa extensions can be lengthy and complicated. In order to obtain a visa extension of 30 days, passports have to be sent to Port Moresby. It is recommended to send passports by courier. Proof of sufficient funds to support your stay in PNG may be necessary, otherwise an immigration landing bond of about US$1000 (which is refundable) is required.
Occasionally passports have been reported lost, but they have invariably turned up later. Even if an extension has not been granted, people have been allowed to stay while the search for the missing passports is in progress.
Last updated December 2014.
Customs
Firearms, including flareguns, are either detained until departure, or sealed on board. A week's notice of departure is required is firearms have to be returned.
Prescribed medicines containing narcotics must be declared. One must have a prescription stating that these are necessary and being used under a doctor's direction. The medicines should be kept in the original containers.
A cruise permit may be issued to the Master of the craft if Customs is satisfied the craft is transiting Papua New Guinea for non-commercial purposes. Cruise permits may be issued for the length of the Master's visa. Extension of the permit may be granted on application, provided you have an appropriate visa.
If your visa allows you to reside in Papua New Guinea for a limited period you may be required to temporarily import a craft into Papua New Guinea. Temporary importation without paying Customs duty and tax is subject to: the vessel being exported within 12 months of arrival and a security in cash or an appropriate bank guarantee being provided equal to the duty and tax that would otherwise be payable. More information on the Customs website.
Prohibited exports are: bird of paradise plumes, artefacts dated pre-1960 and stone objects, except stone axes.
Currency amounting to K5000 or more (or the equivalent in foreign currency), must be declared on arrival and departure.
Currency includes notes and coins but does not include travellers cheques. Reporting is required by law and failure to do so is an offence.
Quarantine
All garbage must remain sealed on board.
The galley stores may be inspected and suspect food destroyed.
If you have an animal on board you must remain at a mid-water mooring or anchorage and keep the animal secure for the duration of your stay in Papua New Guinea.
To help keep marine pests out of Papua New Guinea before you leave your last port we ask that you voluntarily adopt a bio protection strategy by:-
Keeping all ancillary gear and internal seawater systems clean of marine pests and growths.
Cleaning your vessels' hull where possible before arrival or apply antifouling paint within one year before arrival.
There is a charge for quarantine inspection.
Last updated October 2014.
Malaria
This is a high-risk malaria area, where the disease has become resistant to many of the anti-malarial drugs in use. Advice should be taken as to the most suitable anti-malarial prevention to be followed.
Cruisers based in PNG advise the following (May 2013):
You can purchase Malcurra over the counter for malaria treatment. Malcurra is Artesunate, which is an excellent and cheap treatment to have in your first aid kit in the event that you get malaria. Fansidar is also available over the counter, and taking Fansidar after the course of Artesunate will kick the parasites right out of your system.
Cruisers with children on board visiting 2015 recommend:
If you wish to take medications, doxycyclone for adults is available in many places but not Larium (or anything else) for kids. We got a prescription from a hospital doctor in Suva, Fiji. I thought we could get a repeat in Indonesia but it has proved impossible. We were kindly given some malaria tester kits that you can buy online by another 'kid boat'. We also brought treatment meds in Kavieng that were recommended by the guys at Nusa Resort. The pharmacist was great as she made up little kits for each member of the family with the correct doses for each person. So, we try to avoid being bitten by using deet lotion (called "Autan" in Papua and Maluku), long sleeves and trousers in the evening, trying to be back on board before dusk and mossie nets.
Cholera
This continues to be reported throughout Papua New Guinea. Outbreaks in the National Capital District (Port Moresby) and the Central province have been confirmed.
Dengue Fever
There is also a dengue fever risk.
Tuberculosis is endemic, dengue fever occurs frequently and there are occasional outbreaks of Hepatitis A and typhoid. AIDS/HIV is a growing problem.
ZIKA VIRUS ALERT: (September 2016) There have been recent safety alerts from the US State Department, UK Foreign Office, and Center for Disease Control (CDC) regarding travel to parts of Central and South America, Africa, southern Asia, the Caribbean, and the South Pacific islands. Papua New Guinea is an area of interest. There is growing concern about the rapid spread of the ZIKA Virus and the impact of the virus on pregnant women and babies. ZIKA is transmitted by mosquitos in tropical and sub-tropical climates, and there is currently no cure or vaccine. This situation is evolving rapidly, so please refer to the CDC’s dedicated website if you are intending to cruise in one of the effected areas.
There are no fees for clearing into PNG, except for Quarantine. It has been reported that some Customs officers (particularly in Alotau) may try to charge, but officially there is no fee so stand firm.
Head of Customs in Alotau - Eric Awamaki (emai -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>should be contacted if any problems are encountered.
There are no fees for visa on arrival.
A departure tax may be charged per crew member.
Overtime is payable for clearance after 1600 Monday to Friday, and all day Saturday, Sunday and public holidays.
Visa extensions (Oct 2013) cost 600 kina for the captain and 400 kina for crew.
Last updated March 2015.
Protection of the environment is taken very seriously and every precaution applied to preserve the flora and fauna of the country.
Don't throw any waste or foodstuffs overboard. Use designated quarantine disposal points. Keep all food and animals secure until Quarantine officers have inspected your vessel. Do not trade foodstuffs with other overseas vessels. Keep your vessel free of insects. Clean your vessels' hull where possible before arrival (or apply antifouling paint within one year before arrival) and keeping all ancillary gear and internal seawater systems clean of marine pests and growths.
Animals must remain on board at all times.


The Prince
by Niccolo Machiavelli
The Prince is a simple and straight forward political guidebook for the ruling of autocratic regimes based on the first-hand experiences of Niccolo Machiavelli.
The Prince was originally published in 1513 and represented an important departure from previous thought. It is seen as part of a larger transition from medieval scholasticism to Renaissance humanism.
Source: Machiavelli, N. (1916). The Prince New York: The Macmillan Company
- Dedication
- The author's dedication to Lorenzo Di Piero De' Medici.
- Chapter 1: How Many Kinds of Principalities There Are, and by What Means They are Acquired
- A description of the different kinds of states.
- Chapter 2: Concerning Hereditary Principalities
- A discussion of the various methods that can be used to govern principalities.
- Chapter 3: Concerning Mixed Principalities
- A discussion of the difficulties of running a new principality, as opposed to a hereditary principality.
- Chapter 4: Why the Kingdom of Darius, Conquered by Alexander, Did Not Rebel Against the Successors of Alexander at His Death
- A continued discussion of the methods used to govern a principality.
- Chapter 5: Concerning the Way to Govern Cities or Principalities Which Lived Under Their Own Laws Before They Were Annexed
- A description of the three ways to maintain states that have been occupied.
- Chapter 6: Concerning new Principalities Which Are Acquired By One's Own Arms and Ability
- How princes should behave when ruling states acquired by force, and the difficulties of maintaining states acquired by inheritance.
- Chapter 7: Concerning New Principalities Which Are Acquired Either by the Arms of Others or by Good Fortune
- Maintaining power when it is achieved by the use of wealth, and the importance of loyalty.
- Chapter 8: Concerning Those Who Have Obtained a Principality by Wickedness
- The acquiring of power through criminal means.
- Chapter 9: Concerning a Civil Principality
- The rise of power by the means of fellow citizens, and the different aspects of a prince created by the people as opposed to a noble prince.
- Chapter 10: Concerning the Way in Which the Strength of All Principalities Ought to be Measured The Prince
- The importance of inspiring patriotism and increasing favor with the citizens of the principality.
- Chapter 11: Concerning Ecclesiastical Principalities
- The acquisition and governing of principalities governed by religious doctrine.
- Chapter 12: How Many Kinds of Soldiery There Are, and Concerning Mercenaries
- How the maintenance of a standing army is essential in the enforcement of laws.
- Chapter 13: Concerning Auxiliaries, Mixed Soldiery, and One's Own
- The risks of using auxiliary troops to defend ones state.
- Chapter 14: That Which Concerns a Prince on the Subject of the Art of War
- The importance of being educated in the art of war.
- Chapter 15: Concerning Things for Which Men, and Especially Princes, are Praised or Blamed
- The behavior of the prince as to achieve the greatest benefit for the principality.
- Chapter 16: Concerning Liberality and Meanness
- How being miserly will benefit a prince in maintaining power over a principality. A discussion on the pitfalls of excessive generosity.
- Chapter 17: Concerning Cruelty and Clemency, and Whether it is Better to Be Loved than Feared
- How the use of compassion and the inducement of fear should be employed to preserve power.
- Chapter 18: Concerning the Way in Which Princes Should Keep Faith
- Honor and the use of laws and force to succeed in acquiring and maintaining power.
- Chapter 19: That One Should Avoid Being Despised and Hated
- The prevention of internal and external insurrections by protecting ones reputation.
- Chapter 20: Are Fortresses, and Many Other Things to Which Princes Often Resort, Advantageous or Hurtful?
- The many methods employed to maintain power, and which are most effective.
- Chapter 21: How a Prince Should Conduct Himself So As to Gain Renown
- How a prince can increase his prestige with the people of the principality.
- Chapter 22: Concerning the Secretaries of Princes
- How representatives of the prince can increase or decrease the prestige of the prince.
- Chapter 23: How Flatterers Should Be Avoided
- How the prince should receive the advice of his ministers while still maintaining their respect.
- Chapter 24: Why the Princes of Italy Have Lost Their States
- The author gives explanation for the many princes who have lost their states.
- Chapter 25: What Fortune Can Effect in Human Affairs and How to Withstand Her
- How fortune can affect the outcome of affairs and the importance of free-will.
- Chapter 26: An Exhortation to Liberate Italy From the Barbarians
- The author gives advice in hopes of creating a strong, independent Italian state.
- Year Published: 1916
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: Italy
-
Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 12.0
- Word Count: 31,026
- Genre: Philosophy
- Keywords: history, philosophy, politics, society


<console-log> is a simple web-component which provides access to the browser console for logging purposes. It supports both simple strings and complex JavaScript objects, which can be expanded in the console window.
After including the typical boilerplate code for polymer, logging a message to the console is as simple as:
<script src="../platform/platform.js"></script>
<link rel="import" href="console-log.html">
<console-log log="Hello world"> </console-log>
<console-log> is useful to debug data bindings.
<-- define sample-component -->
<polymer-element name="sample-component" noscript>
<template>
<-- a simple template loop -->
<template repeat="{{i in [1, 2, 3]}}">
<console-log log="Counter: {{i}}"> </console-log>
</template>
</template>
</polymer-element>
<-- use our component -->
<sample-component> </sample-component/span>>
After including the typical boilerplate code for polymer, logging a message to the console is as simple as:
<console-log log="log"> </console-log>
<console-log info="info"> </console-log>
<console-log warn="warn"> </console-log>
<console-log error="error"> </console-log>


JSloth DB¶
MySQL made easier.
JSDB creates a DB Connection Pool automatically for you.
Configuration¶
Edit at the centralized configuration file the MySQL lines with the right credentials and settings
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 | {
"mysql": {
"user": "apiUser",
"password": "password",
"db": "apiDB",
"port": 3306,
"host": "localhost",
"connectionLimit": 10,
"validations": {
"fields": true
}
},
}
|
user¶
Db user name. | string
password¶
Db user password. | string
db¶
Db name. | string
port¶
Port where MySQL service is running, default: 3306. | string
host¶
Host where MySQL is running. | string
connectionLimit¶
Max concurrent connections in the pool. | number
Public Functions¶
Query¶
Execute a plain query
-
query
(query: string, params: any[]) Arguments: - query (string) – MySQL query
- params (any[]) – Object (key/value) with parameters to replace in the query
Returns: Promise with query result
Example:¶
1 | this.jsloth.db.query(query, params);
|
Note
The query will be log at the terminal in dev mode.


Disruptor
Tips
- Count down your Glimpses. Glimpse is an incredibly powerful spell, but only if used intelligently.
Glimpse will always revert someone to where they were 4 seconds prior. So as soon as you see someone out
of position, remember where they were and start counting to four. Watch where the end location dot is
and cast a field around it.
- One method to timing Glimpses is by casting a Thunder Strike on your target and then waiting for the
third strike to trigger (the third Thunder Strike shock will occur 4.5 seconds after the initial cast).
Plus, Thunder Strike gives you vision of your target.
- Glimpse will break any channels. You don't need to time the Glimpse so seamlessly that the travel time
of the ball will trigger while they're TPing, just Glimpse them as soon as you see them.
- Try getting wards/vision behind towers when pushing. Players will often TP to the rear of a tower and linger
there for >4 seconds so they don't get insta-Glimpsed. Spot them and send then from whence they came.
- Kinetic Field provides vision inside the circle, allowing you to scout Rosh, trees, or high ground from
long range.
- The outside of Kinetic Field is just as useful as the inside. Don't be afraid to block someone on the
outside with the edge rather than lock them in.
Counters
- TP behind trees or even one tier back if you're defending a push against Disruptor unless you like
wasting gold.
- Pay attention to the AoE of the Static Storm. Many a time a Disruptor will cast half of it within the
Kinetic Field and the other half outside. Stop running against the wall of the Field and sitting in the
Storm if you don't have to.


PERFMONCTL
Section: Linux System Calls (2)Updated: 28 August 2006
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
perfmonctl - interface to PMUSYNOPSIS
#include <syscall.h> #include <perfmon.h> long perfmonctl(int fd, int cmd, void *arg, int narg);
DESCRIPTION
perfmonctl system call provides an interface to PMU (performance monitoring unit). PMU consists of PMD (performance monitoring data) registers and PMC (performance monitoring control) registers, where are gathered the hardware statistic.perfmonctl will apply a function cmd to input arguments arg. The number of arguments is defined by input variable narg. fd specifies the perfmon context to operate on.
The implemented commands cmd are:
- PFM_CREATE_CONTEXT
-
set up a context
perfmonctl(int fd, PFM_CREATE_CONTEXT , pfarg_context_t *ctxt, 1);
The fd parameter is ignored. A new context is created as specified in ctxt and its file descriptor is returned in ctxt->ctx_fd.
The file descriptor, apart from passing it to perfmonctl, can be used to read event notifications (type pfm_msg_t) using the read(2) system call. Both select(2) and poll(2) can be used to wait for event notifications.
The context can be destroyed using the close(2) system call.
- PFM_WRITE_PMCS
-
set PMC registers
perfmonctl(int fd, PFM_WRITE_PMCS , pfarg_pmc_t *pmcs, n);
- PFM_WRITE_PMDS
-
set PMD registers
perfmonctl(int fd, PFM_WRITE_PMDS , pfarg_pmd_t *pmds, n);
- PFM_READ_PMDS
-
read PMD registers
perfmonctl(int fd, PFM_READ_PMDS , pfarg_pmd_t *pmds, n);
- PFM_START
-
start monitoring
perfmonctl(int fd, PFM_START , arg , 1); perfmonctl(int fd, PFM_START , NULL , 0);
- PFM_STOP
-
stop monitoring
perfmonctl(int fd, PFM_START , NULL , 0);
- PFM_LOAD_CONTEXT
-
attach the context to a thread
perfmonctl(int fd, PFM_LOAD_CONTEXT ,pfarg_load_t *largs,1);
- PFM_UNLOAD_CONTEXT
-
detach the context from a thread
perfmonctl(int fd, PFM_UNLOAD_CONTEXT , NULL , 0);
- PFM_RESTART
-
restart monitoring after recieving an overflow notification
perfmonctl(int fd, PFM_RESTART , NULL , 0);
- PFM_CREATE_EVTSETS
-
create or modify event sets
perfmonctl(int fd, PFM_CREATE_EVTSETS, pfarg_setdesc_t *desc , n);
- PFM_DELETE_EVTSETS
-
delete event sets
perfmonctl(int fd, PFM_DELETE_EVTSET, pfarg_setdesc_t *desc , n);
- PFM_GETINFO_EVTSETS
-
get information about event sets
perfmonctl(int fd, PFM_GETINFO_EVTSETS, pfarg_setinfo_t *info, n);
RETURN VALUE
performctl returns zero when the operation is successful. On error -1 is returned and an error code is set in errno.AVAILABILITY
This syscall is implemented only on the IA-64 architecture since kernel 2.6.SEE ALSO
gprof(1), The perfmon2 interface specification
Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:33:04 GMT, December 24, 2015


Hummus
May 30, 2020
This hummus is my go-to item to bring for a potluck. It’s super easy to do and damn tasty.
Step 0: Ingredients
- 2 cans of drained chickpeas (close to 0.5kg)
- 1 tablespoon of tahini
- 2 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil
- 2 tablespoons of Homemade Turkish Yogurt
- 1 tablespoon of your favorite fresh herb {thyme, basil, mint, oregano} leaves
- 4 cloves of Garlic
- Juice of a half lemon
- Zest of one lemon
- 1 tablespoon of *smoked paprika*
- 1 teaspoon of cayenne pepper or any hot pepper flakes
- Salt and pepper for seasoning.
Step 1: Blend Everything
So simple, mix well everything in the blender. It should be pinkish orange I am trying to say “yavruagzi” in English here. Too sour? add few teaspoons of tahini or olive oil. Too bland? double down on spices. Too tahini-ish? add few teaspoons of yogurt or juice of a lemon. Adjust the seasoning according to your taste.


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"Everything would be in its blind volumes. ... Everything: but for every sensible line or accurate fact there would be millions of meaningless cacophonies, verbal farragoes, and babblings."
- Jorge Luis Borges, The Total Library, 1939
"farrago: a confused mixture; hodgepodge; medley: a farrago of doubts, fears, hopes, and wishes."


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QUDT provides a number of capabilities for managing units. Probably the simplest one is to ask whether two units are commensurate (do they measure the same quantity). The first query has the specific units written right in the query; but a query like this should probably be parameterized. The second query allows the measured units to be inputs to the query.
The data sets for these queries can be downloaded here:
This query asks that question for Meters and Feet (in the comments, Joules and Thermal Calories).
If you want to use this query for other units, you can edit the query, and put them in. You'll need to know the QUDT identifiers for the units.
This query is the same as the previous one, but with parameters for the units. It also looks up the units by label, so you don't need to know the QUDT name (just the label). This uses a parametrization facility of data.world to let you fill in values for variables before running the query.


| register_font {systemfonts} | R Documentation |
By design, systemfonts searches the fonts installed natively on the system.
It is possible, however, to register other fonts from e.g. font packages or
local font files, that will get searched before searching any installed
fonts. You can always get an overview over all registered fonts with the
registry_fonts()
function that works as a registry focused analogue to
system_fonts()
. If you wish to clear out the registry, you can either
restart the R session or call clear_registry()
.
register_font( name, plain, bold = plain, italic = plain, bolditalic = plain, features = font_feature() ) registry_fonts() clear_registry()
name |
The name the collection will be known under (i.e. family) |
plain, bold, italic, bolditalic |
Fontfiles for the different faces of the
collection. can either be a filepath or a list containing a filepath and an
index (only for font files containing multiple fonts). If not given it will
default to the |
features |
A |
register_font
also makes it possible to use system fonts with traits that
is not covered by the graphic engine in R. In plotting operations it is only
possible to specify a family name and whether or not the font should be bold
and/or italic. There are numerous fonts that will never get matched to this,
especially because bold is only one of many weights.
Apart from granting a way to use new varieties of fonts, font registration
also allows you to override the default sans
, serif
, and mono
mappings,
simply by registering a collection to the relevant default name. As
registered fonts are searched first it will take precedence over the default.
register_font()
and clear_registry()
returns NULL
invisibly.
registry_fonts()
returns a data table in the same style as system_fonts()
though less detailed and not based on information in the font file.
# Create a random font collection fonts <- system_fonts() plain <- sample(which(!fonts$italic & fonts$weight <= 'normal'), 1) bold <- sample(which(!fonts$italic & fonts$weight > 'normal'), 1) italic <- sample(which(fonts$italic & fonts$weight <= 'normal'), 1) bolditalic <- sample(which(fonts$italic & fonts$weight > 'normal'), 1) register_font( 'random', plain = list(fonts$path[plain], fonts$index[plain]), bold = list(fonts$path[bold], fonts$index[bold]), italic = list(fonts$path[italic], fonts$index[italic]), bolditalic = list(fonts$path[bolditalic], fonts$index[bolditalic]) ) # Look at your creation registry_fonts() # Reset clear_registry()


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In the TPiL book the following code appears in the exercises in section 4.6:
namespace hidden def divides (m n : ℕ) : Prop := ∃ k, m*k = n instance : has_dvd nat := ⟨divides⟩ def even (n : ℕ) : Prop := 2 | n end hidden
I get two errors:
pointing at the 2: Failed to synthesize type class instance for n : nat
and at the pipe symbol "|": command expected
I noticed that the same code works in the Lean Web Editor.
Locally, I am running lean on emacs lean-mode.
Any ideas on how to fix this issue?
It's not a pipe symbol, it's a unicode \|
Not one of our best choices
yikes! That works.
Thanks
@Mario Carneiro BTW, is there any reason to use U+2225 PARALLEL TO for norm instead of U+2016 Double Vertical Line?
ask @Patrick Massot
I don't think we are big on unicode semantic information, we just use whatever looks good
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May 29, 2002
Marines propositioned by Afghan men
The Scotsman | Submitted by: Rusty Shackleford
Scottish marines sent to flush out possible al-Qaeda hideouts in Eastern
Afghanistan were greeted by a different threat -- hordes of makeup-wearing
Afghan farmers approaching them with sexual innuendos, offers to paint
their toenails, and even requests that the soldiers dance for them. According
to one marine, "We discovered from the Afghan soldiers we had with us that a
lot of men in this country have the same philosophy as ancient Greeks:
a woman for babies, a man for pleasure." The article goes on to
mention spurious damage claims made for goats supposedly knocked off
mountainsides by helicopter rotors; we are not told whether the goats
were also propositioned.
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Amish buggy race
Buffalo News | Submitted by: sashagirl52000
Amish Gone Wild:
"Three young Amish men have been charged in a late-night buggy race in
the Town of Leon in which a collision with a fourth buggy left a horse dead."
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Punk rock officially dead
ABC News | Submitted by: george_lazenby
"We were trying to take moves that people would do in clubs, like pogo and
skank, and put them into our workout, as well as having it be effective and
actually have the heart rate go up, have this be a workout," said Punk Rock
Aerobics co-founder Hilken Mancini, who is also a singer and guitarist for
Boston's Fuzzy. "So it's sort of this fine line between
choreography and chaos."
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FBI's 'Carnivore' ignores al Qaeda
CNN | Submitted by: Grendel's Lair
One would think that the key words at the FBI are that you can never have TOO MUCH data. Apparently that wasn't the case. They gathered up too many emails while chasing the Al Qaeda terrorists, and rather than sift through it, they deleted all of it. Your tax dollars and privacy going up in smoke folks.
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Bush: Are there blacks in Brazil?
Der Spiegel | Submitted by: Alex
"Bei einem Gespräch der beiden Präsidenten George W. Bush, und Fernando
[Brazilian President] Henrique Cardoso, hatte Bush seinen Amtskollegen mit
der Frage verblüfft: "Do you have blacks, too?" ("Haben Sie auch Schwarze?")
Note that Brazil has more blacks than any country outside of Africa.
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Coroner's office has secret body-parts deal
Boston Herald | Submitted by: george_lazenby
The cash-strapped state Medical Examiner's Office has a secret contract
with a company that harvests body parts from donors without telling their
next-of-kin the remains are often used for lucrative cosmetic surgery,
documents reviewed by the Herald show... The tissue-recovery industry has
become a billion-dollar business in the past decade. Companies can earn
$200,000 from one cadaver, industry analysts say."
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Nothin' but... porn?
canada.com | Submitted by: Halifax
"Sunday night’s thrilling NBA game gave some viewers in eastern Canada a
few unexpected camera angles. As the L.A. Lakers headed toward a last-second
win, a pornographic film replaced the Atlantic Satellite Network's broadcast
of the basketball playoff game."
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Homeland Security vs. Godzilla
ABC News | Submitted by: 4nogod
Who's dumber: People willing to fly planes into buildings or the people who interrogate them and expect the truth? "Questions are being raised, however, about whether Zubaydah is playing games with his interrogators.... For instance, during interrogations recently, Zubaydah suggested that a bridge and a statue shown in the remake of Godzilla might be targets for terrorism.... And even when investigators have doubts about Zubaydah's information, they say they have no choice but take it seriously."
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Bizarroland alive and well in Eastern Europe
faz.com | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"...Dozens, maybe even hundreds of private local stations broadcast news, feature films and satirical situation comedies...lymph drainage and ultra-shortwave treatments...
The radiators cannot be turned off, so when people can't pay their heating bills, they have to be physically removed...Like her compatriots, she nods when she means "no" and shakes her head to agree...Here, waiters scrape grilled meat onto plates and ram the spit, actually an old saber, into the sooty wooden ceiling..."
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Hitler B-Day present on auction block
myCFnow | Submitted by: Rio
"A statue that was given to Adolf Hitler on his 46th birthday will be
sold at auction in Topeka this week. The bust of a man wearing a crown is a
copy of the Bamberg Rider, a famous statue of a revered medieval German
emperor. The bust came to the U.S. in 1945."
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Testicle terrorist rewarded
Wire Services | Submitted by: Sarcasm
"A Cambodian policeman who shot a suspected temple looter in the testicles
has been rewarded for his crime fighting skills, an official said on Wednesday."
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DBC Fiddler Crabs 2016 Blog
January 18, 2016
What is a Ruby class?
In Ruby, and other object oriented programming languages, a class is a blueprint for how to make an object. You may even call a class an object factory. Classes describe an object's state and behavior. You might go so far as to say that a recipe for baking cookies is like a class for objects of type "cookie." You could say that a class for lawn mowers is like assembly instructions and operation instructions for a lawn mower. Here's a class for tomatoes:
In this code example, a Tomatoes class is defined. There is a @tomato_bucket instance variable, which represents a...bucket of tomatoes. This variable can be accessed by all the methods in the class, unlike the other variables in the class, which are all local to the methods in which they are defined. In the initialization method, a specific quantity of tomatoes is placed in the bucket, and they are all "ripe". The next method, attr_reader, allows us to see, but not change (at least not with this method), the tomato bucket from outside the class. The third method, Tomatoes#eat, requires you to choose how many tomatoes you want to eat, then it takes them out of the bucket. Below the class, amongst the driver methods, you can see us eat two tomatoes, and the bucket has lost two. The last method, Tomatoes#smush, smushes particular tomatoes inside the bucket. The method requires you to choose which tomatoes to smush. We smushed the second and fourth tomatoes, as represented by the indeces 1 and 3. I guess our bucket is more of a line of tomatoes.


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Reaction: Gunners gutted as final tilts to Tipp champs
Muddied and soaked, the Ballygunner players waited on the Páirc Uí Rinn pitch until the three cheers rang out from the Borris-Ileigh players and followers, then they headed for the dressing-rooms.
Manager Darragh O’Sullivan was devastated in the wake of the narrow loss to the Tipperary champions, but he duly paid tribute to his side’s conquerors: “Taking the game itself, there was absolutely nothing in it, the final score was what, 1-12 to 1-11, which was as close as you can get, obviously.
“You have to take your hat off to Borris-Illeigh, we have to give them the plaudits. They were the team that managed to get over the line, and we didn’t, so well done to them.
“It’s very hard to take, obviously. We’re just after the final whistle so we haven’t had time to analyse the game, obviously. We just have to regroup and try to come again, but it’s very hard to take just now.
“We’re very disappointed, but we take our hats off and congratulate Borris on their win.”
Ballygunner never gave in and came hunting a dramatic late equaliser, which would have pushed the game into extra time, but Borris-Ileigh held out. O’Sullivan was proud of his players’ efforts to try to rescue the game.
“I’m so proud of the lads, they fought and fought until the very end, but anyone who has seen them over the last few years would have expected them to do that, that’s no surprise.
“They’ll always fight to the very end and they’ll do that into the future as well.
“It’s hard to talk about now, it’s very hard to describe, but all we can do is congratulate Borris on their win, and we obviously wish them the very best in the All-Ireland series.”