cCollisionAABB provides methods to create an Axis-Aligned Bounding Box collision detection tree, and to use this tree to check for the intersection of a line segment with a mesh. More...
#include <CCollisionAABB.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| cCollisionAABB (vector< cTriangle > *a_triangles, bool a_useNeighbors) | |
| Constructor of cAABBTree. | |
| virtual | ~cCollisionAABB () |
| Destructor of cAABBTree. | |
| void | initialize (double a_radius=0) |
| Build the AABB Tree for the first time. | |
| void | render () |
| Draw the bounding boxes in OpenGL. | |
| bool | computeCollision (cVector3d &a_segmentPointA, cVector3d &a_segmentPointB, cCollisionRecorder &a_recorder, cCollisionSettings &a_settings) |
| Return the nearest triangle intersected by the given segment, if any. | |
| cCollisionAABBNode * | getRoot () |
| Return the root node of the collision tree. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| vector< cTriangle > * | m_triangles |
| Pointer to the list of triangles in the mesh. | |
| cCollisionAABBLeaf * | m_leaves |
| Pointer to an array of leaf nodes for the AABB Tree. | |
| cCollisionAABBInternal * | m_internalNodes |
| Pointer to array of internal nodes. | |
| cCollisionAABBNode * | m_root |
| Pointer to the root of the AABB Tree. | |
| unsigned int | m_numTriangles |
| The number of triangles in the mesh. | |
| cTriangle * | m_lastCollision |
| Triangle returned by last successful collision test. | |
| bool | m_useNeighbors |
| Use list of triangles' neighbors to speed up collision detection? |
cCollisionAABB provides methods to create an Axis-Aligned Bounding Box collision detection tree, and to use this tree to check for the intersection of a line segment with a mesh.
| cCollisionAABB::cCollisionAABB | ( | vector< cTriangle > * | a_triangles, | |
| bool | a_useNeighbors | |||
| ) |
Constructor of cAABBTree.
Constructor of cCollisionAABB.
| a_triangles | Pointer to array of triangles. | |
| a_useNeighbors | Use neighbor lists to speed up collision detection? |
| cCollisionAABB::~cCollisionAABB | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Destructor of cAABBTree.
Destructor of cCollisionAABB.
| bool cCollisionAABB::computeCollision | ( | cVector3d & | a_segmentPointA, | |
| cVector3d & | a_segmentPointB, | |||
| cCollisionRecorder & | a_recorder, | |||
| cCollisionSettings & | a_settings | |||
| ) | [virtual] |
Return the nearest triangle intersected by the given segment, if any.
Check if the given line segment intersects any triangle of the mesh. If so, return true, as well as (through the output parameters) pointers to the intersected triangle, the mesh of which this triangle is a part, the point of intersection, and the distance from the origin of the segment to the collision point. If more than one triangle is intersected, return the one closest to the origin of the segment. The method uses the pre-computed AABB boxes, starting at the root and recursing through the tree, breaking the recursion along any path in which the bounding box of the line segment does not intersect the bounding box of the node. At the leafs, triangle-segment intersection testing is called.
| a_segmentPointA | Initial point of segment. | |
| a_segmentPointB | End point of segment. | |
| a_recorder | Stores all collision events | |
| a_settings | Contains collision settings information. |
Reimplemented from cGenericCollision.
| void cCollisionAABB::initialize | ( | double | a_radius = 0 |
) | [virtual] |
Build the AABB Tree for the first time.
Build the Axis-Aligned Bounding Box collision-detection tree. Each leaf is associated with one triangle and with a bounding box of minimal dimensions such that it fully encloses the triangle and is aligned with the coordinate axes (no rotations). Each internal node is associated with a bounding box of minimal dimensions such that it fully encloses the bounding boxes of its two children and is aligned with the axes.
| a_radius | radius to add around the triangles. |
Reimplemented from cGenericCollision.
| void cCollisionAABB::render | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Draw the bounding boxes in OpenGL.
Render the bounding boxes of the collision tree in OpenGL.
Reimplemented from cGenericCollision.


Pyke Syntax
Source Files
Pyke has three different kinds of source files for the three main types of knowledge bases:
- Knowledge Fact Base (KFB) files for fact bases.
- Knowledge Rule Base (KRB) files for rule bases.
- Knowledge Question Base (KQB) files for question bases.
Each type of source file ends in a different file suffix: .kfb, .krb or .kqb.
Place all of these source files into a directory structure. Then include this directory as an argument to the knowledge_engine.engine constructor. This will recursively search your directory for these three types of source files, compile them, and load them into the engine. How you organize these files into subdirectories is up to you -- the directory structure does not matter to Pyke.
The .kfb and .kqb files are compiled into Python pickles with .fbc and .qbc suffixes.
The .krb files are compiled into up to three .py source files. The names of these .py files are the same as the .krb file, but with different endings:
- _fc (if there are any forward-chaining rules)
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The name of each knowledge base is the filename of the Pyke source file with the suffix removed. This must be a legal Python identifier.
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To describe this syntax, the following punctuation is used:
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- a | b
- Alternation: a or b.
- [a]
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- One or more a's. But it is understood that if a ends in a comma, the last comma is optional.
- IDENTIFIER
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- REGEXP_TEXT
- Only used in KQB files. This signifies any text (any characters) excluding an unescaped backslash (\) at the end. These are given to the Python's re module as regular expressions and must follow Python's regular expression syntax.
- NL
- One or more newlines.
- INDENT
- The following text must be indented to a higher level (more) than the previous text.
- DEINDENT
- The following text must be indented one less level than the previous text.
Lexical Structure
The lexical structure is much like Python. Like Python, indenting is significant. It uses the same commenting, line continuation and literal formats for strings and numbers (but doesn't use complex numbers). It also uses the same rules for forming identifiers.
The two notable exceptions to Python conventions are:
- Identifiers may be used as strings, without requiring quotes.
- So foobar is the same as 'foobar'.
- Singleton tuples do not require a trailing comma.
- So (1) is the same as (1,).


Office Space **1/2 rated R starring Ron Livingston, Gary Cole, Jennifer Aniston, David Herman, Ajay Naidu, Stephen Root written and directed by Mike Judge
"What would you do if you had a million dollars?" asks a character in Mike Judge's awkward satire OFFICE SPACE. "Two chicks at the same time," answers the other. Right from the start, Judge makes sure you know that this movie is from the creator of the controversial animated TV program BEAVIS AND BUTT-HEAD(and co-creator of KING OF THE HILL). But despite being at times very funny and very entertaining, OFFICE SPACE fails to live up to it's creator's potential.
Based on Judge's animated shorts "Milton", OFFICE SPACE tells the story of Peter Gibbons(Ron Livingston), a young computer programmer at a large corporation called Initech. Peter's job is slowly eating away at him. His boss, played by Gary Cole, is defnitely a creation of Judge; he is a boss who is always hinting at something else. A nearby secretary answers every phone call with "Just a moment". The computer won't print. A nearby stuttering employee(Stephen Root) is calling Peter on the phone to complain about his desk being moved constantly. And Peter stays at his desk all day and plays Tetris. One Saturday, Peter disobeys his boss and doesn't come to work. From that point on, Peter is a crazed man who just doesn't care about anything anymore. He comes into work without a suit on the day in which many employess are being laid off. But instead of being fired, Peter is given a promotion because of his frankness and laid-back attitude, and his hard-working friends Samir(Ajay Naidu) and Michael Bolton(David Herman)...yes you heard me correctly...have been laid off. Wanting to get back at the corporation, these 3 friends decide to hatch a scheme that could ruin the whole business without them even knowing. It is then that Peter meets a pretty young waitress(Jennifer Aniston) with whom he begins a very underdeveloped relationship(arguably the worst part of the film).
The whole "work is hell" message of OFFICE SPACE doesn't work nearly as well as it did in last year's CLOCKWATCHERS.  The sign of a great comedic filmmaker is when they can give you laughs without ruining a good plot. RUSHMORE is a fine example of that kind of film. Judge, however, does show some signs of potential in his first film. The script is occasionally smart, and he gets likable performances from most of his actors(Aniston excluded), especially Livingston, who had a small role in SWINGERS. OFFICE SPACE is also a bit too short to make much of an impression, but for light comedic fare, this should provide some harmless entertainment. review by the Teenage Movie Critic<EMAIL_ADDRESS>www.angelfire.com/mo/film
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Photos: Lamar Jackson, Deshaun Watson Share Heartfelt Moment After Game
by Matt HladikLamar Jackson and Deshaun Watson are two of the NFL’s brightest young stars at the quarterback position, and both have been mentioned in the MVP conversation this season.
Jackson and Watson faced off this afternoon when the Texans traveled to Baltimore to play the Ravens. Jackson and his teammates dominated the matchup, winning 41-7.
The second-year Baltimore quarterback threw for four touchdowns and compiled over 300 yards of total offense. Meanwhile, Watson struggled, turning the ball over twice and throwing for only 169 yards.
After the game, the two longtime competitors–they faced off multiple times in college–had a heartfelt moment at midfield.
The pair exchanged jerseys and posed for a couple of photos.
Watson is in his third season, with Jackson in his second. The two look like they will headline the NFL’s next generation of star quarterbacks, along with Patrick Mahomes.
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SHDL | Decoder | CompMux | Register
Sequential circuits in SHDL are constrained to synchronous circuits with a single clock signal named clk. The sequential SHDL circuits change state at the rising edge of the clock; this is in VHDL equivalent to condition if rising_edge(clk).
Circuits are described with synchronous assignment operator <= used to notify, that the assignment will execute only after the rising edge of the clock. A basic D flip-flop is only one line in SHDL:
q <= d
Assuming d and q are one bit signals, this line translates in generated VHDL to a process with the clock condition and optional asycnhronous reset (depending on SHDL Setup):
-- VHDL: no async reset process(clk) begin if rising_edge(clk) then q <= d; end if; end process; |
process(clk, rst) begin if rst='1' then q <= '0'; elsif rising_edge(clk) then q <= d; end if; end process; |
With additional conditions one can model a flip-flop including synchronous control inputs. An example of D flip-flop with set and clock enable: dff
if enable then
if set then
q <= 1
else
q <= d
end
end
Registers are storing vector values and have load control signal for changing the values. Description of a register is similar to D flp-flop with enable, only the data input and output are declared as multi-bit vectors: reg
entity reg
load: u1;
r, data: u8;
begin
if load then
r <= data
end
end
Shift registers are used for parallel serial data transformations. We will look at SIPO and PISO shift register models. They are composed of D flip-flops and multiplexers.
A Serial-In-Parallel-Out (SIPO) register is made form connected D flip-flops. The first flip-flops receives data from serial input and sends ouput to the next flip-flop. The flip-flops are described with multiple assignment statements, for example a 4-bit SIPO: sipo
q0<=d
|
The 4-bit vector output is assigned a composed value of all the internal flip-flops. Note that the combinational assignment operator is used for the output, because the composition should be made of wires and not additional flip-flops.
A Parallel-In-Serial-Out (PISO) register loads parallel data and shifts the data to the serial output. A small 4-bit PISO model with explicit flip-flops: piso1
if load then
q0<=d(0); q1<=d(1); q2<=d(2); q3<=d(3);
else
q0<=q1; q1<=q2; q2<=q3; q3<=0;
end
o=q0
The shift register has four one-bit signals q0...q3 and 4-bit input d. When load is 1, the flip-flops q0...q3 store input data and when the load is 0, the data is shifted. The value of q0 is replaced with q1, q1 with q2, q2 with q3 and the most significant bit is set to 0. Finally, there is a combinational assignment to send the least significant bit to the oputput o.
A more concise PISO model is described with shift operators. The operator srl shifts a vector value to the right for a specified number of bits: piso2
if load then
q<=d
else
q<=q srl 1
end
o=q(0)
The PISO can have additional serial input for the value shifted to the flip-flops (instead of zero). The shift expression can be described with subvector selection and composition: piso3
if load then
q<=d
else
q<=ser & q(3 downto 1)
end
o=q(0)


◆ AddVariant()
Adds a variant to the cart
- Parameters
-
| variant | The variant to add to the cart |
| product | The product the variant belongs to |
◆ ClearCart()
| void Shopify.UIToolkit.CartController.ClearCart |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inline |
Clears all items from the cart
◆ RemoveVariant()
Removes a variant from the cart.
- Parameters
-
| variant | The variant to remove from the cart |
| product | The product the variant belongs to |
◆ StartPurchase()
| void Shopify.UIToolkit.CartController.StartPurchase |
( |
CheckoutMode |
mode | ) |
|
|
inline |
Start a purchase with the current cart.
- Parameters
-
| mode | How do you want to make the purchase? Native, Web or Auto |
◆ UpdateVariant()
| void Shopify.UIToolkit.CartController.UpdateVariant |
( |
ProductVariant |
variant, |
|
|
Product |
product, |
|
|
long |
quantity |
|
) |
| |
|
inline |
Sets the variant to the specified quantity in the cart.
- Parameters
-
| variant | The variant to modify |
| product | The product the variant belongs to |
| quantity | The desired quantity |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- Assets/Shopify/UIToolkit/ShopControllers/Classes/CartController.cs


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Serves
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Short ribs of beef are cooked low and slow in a sweet barbecue sauce for melt-in-your-mouth tender meat.
Preheat the oven to 100C/200F/Gas ¼.
For the braising liquor and Jacob’s Ladder, mix all the ingredients except the ribs together in an ovenproof dish which will snugly fit the ribs. Add the ribs and coat in the braising liquor.
Cover the dish with aluminium foil and cook for 6-7 hours, or until the meat can be removed from the bone easily.
Remove from the oven and allow to cool slightly.
Remove the meat from the bone and place in a frying pan. Add enough of the braising liquor to come a quarter of the way up the ribs. Place on a medium heat and cook until the volume of liquid has reduced to a thick sauce. Ensure the meat is coated well with the sauce. Keep warm
For the crisp shallots, melt the butter in a heavy-bottomed pan over a high heat. Add the shallots and stir constantly.
When the shallot starts to colour, remove it from the pan and strain through a sieve. Season with onion salt and drain on kitchen roll.
For the mustard cream, whisk the cream until soft peaks form when the whisk is removed. Add the mustard and a pinch of salt. Mix well, being careful not to over whip the cream, then transfer to the fridge.
For the kohlrabi, mix the vinegar and oil together until emulsified.
Put the kohlrabi in a bowl and coat generously with the vinaigrette.Set aside for 10 minutes to soften.
To serve, divide the meat between four serving plates. Scatter the crisp shallots over the meat and place a spoonful of mustard cream and the kohlrabi alongside. Garnish with a few rocket leaves and finely grated parmesan.


Oliver Twist
by Charles Dickens
Chapter 36: Is a Very Short One, and May Appear of No Great Importance in Its Place, But it Should Be Read Notwithstanding, As a Sequel to the Last, and a Key to One That Will Follow When Its Time Arrives.
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1838
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Dickens, C. (1838). Oliver Twist.London, England; Bentley's Miscellany.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 8.1
- Word Count: 1,022
- Genre: Realism
- Keywords: 19th century literature, british literature, charles dickens, oliver twist
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‘And so you are resolved to be my travelling companion this morning; eh?’ said the doctor, as Harry Maylie joined him and Oliver at the breakfast-table. ‘Why, you are not in the same mind or intention two half-hours together!’
‘You will tell me a different tale one of these days,’ said Harry, colouring without any perceptible reason.
‘I hope I may have good cause to do so,’ replied Mr. Losberne; ‘though I confess I don’t think I shall.   And at night, you urge me, with great mystery, to start before the ladies are stirring; the consequence of which is, that young Oliver here is pinned down to his breakfast when he ought to be ranging the meadows after botanical phenomena of all kinds. Too bad, isn’t it, Oliver?’
‘I should have been very sorry not to have been at home when you and Mr. Maylie went away, sir,’ rejoined Oliver.
‘That’s a fine fellow,’ said the doctor; ‘you shall come and see me when you return. But, to speak seriously, Harry; has any communication from the great nobs produced this sudden anxiety on your part to be gone?’
‘The great nobs,’ replied Harry, ‘under which designation, I presume, you include my most stately uncle, have not communicated with me at all, since I have been here; nor, at this time of the year, is it likely that anything would occur to render necessary my immediate attendance among them.’
‘Well,’ said the doctor, ‘you are a queer fellow. But of course they will get you into parliament at the election before Christmas, and these sudden shiftings and changes are no bad preparation for political life. There’s something in that. Good training is always desirable, whether the race be for place, cup, or sweepstakes.’
Harry Maylie looked as if he could have followed up this short dialogue by one or two remarks that would have staggered the doctor not a little; but he contented himself with saying, ‘We shall see,’ and pursued the subject no farther. The post-chaise drove up to the door shortly afterwards; and Giles coming in for the luggage, the good doctor bustled out, to see it packed.
‘Oliver,’ said Harry Maylie, in a low voice, ‘let me speak a word with you.’
Oliver walked into the window-recess to which Mr. Maylie beckoned him; much surprised at the mixture of sadness and boisterous spirits, which his whole behaviour displayed.
‘You can write well now?’ said Harry, laying his hand upon his arm.
‘I hope so, sir,’ replied Oliver.
‘I shall not be at home again, perhaps for some time; I wish you would write to me—say once a fort-night: every alternate Monday: to the General Post Office in London. Will you?’
‘Oh! certainly, sir; I shall be proud to do it,’ exclaimed Oliver, greatly delighted with the commission.
‘I should like to know how—how my mother and Miss Maylie are,’ said the young man; ‘and you can fill up a sheet by telling me what walks you take, and what you talk about, and whether she—they, I mean—seem happy and quite well. You understand me?’
‘Oh! quite, sir, quite,’ replied Oliver.
‘I would rather you did not mention it to them,’ said Harry, hurrying over his words; ‘because it might make my mother anxious to write to me oftener, and it is a trouble and worry to her. Let it be a secret between you and me; and mind you tell me everything! I depend upon you.’
Oliver, quite elated and honoured by a sense of his importance, faithfully promised to be secret and explicit in his communications. Mr. Maylie took leave of him, with many assurances of his regard and protection.
The doctor was in the chaise; Giles (who, it had been arranged, should be left behind) held the door open in his hand; and the women-servants were in the garden, looking on. Harry cast one slight glance at the latticed window, and jumped into the carriage.
‘Drive on!’ he cried, ‘hard, fast, full gallop! Nothing short of flying will keep pace with me, to-day.’
‘Halloa!’ cried the doctor, letting down the front glass in a great hurry, and shouting to the postillion; ‘something very short of flying will keep pace with me. Do you hear?’
Jingling and clattering, till distance rendered its noise inaudible, and its rapid progress only perceptible to the eye, the vehicle wound its way along the road, almost hidden in a cloud of dust: now wholly disappearing, and now becoming visible again, as intervening objects, or the intricacies of the way, permitted. It was not until even the dusty cloud was no longer to be seen, that the gazers dispersed.
And there was one looker-on, who remained with eyes fixed upon the spot where the carriage had disappeared, long after it was many miles away; for, behind the white curtain which had shrouded her from view when Harry raised his eyes towards the window, sat Rose herself.
‘He seems in high spirits and happy,’ she said, at length. ‘I feared for a time he might be otherwise. I was mistaken. I am very, very glad.’
Tears are signs of gladness as well as grief; but those which coursed down Rose’s face, as she sat pensively at the window, still gazing in the same direction, seemed to tell more of sorrow than of joy.


Woman Found Dead With Giant Python Around Her Neck in Indiana – Reports
Oxford police found 36-year-old Laura Hurst dead in her home with an 8-foot snake wrapped around her neck, according to WLFI-TV, a local CBS News affiliate.
According to the preliminary version of testimony provided by local law enforcement officers, the woman "was killed by a reptile".
“She appears to have been strangled by the snake,” Indiana State Police spokesman Sgt. Kim Riley said as quoted by the Journal & Courier. “We do not know that for a fact until after the autopsy.”
About 140 snakes were found in the house, 20 of which belonged to Hurst. According to CNN, the snake was a reticulated python, which is native to southeast Asia and considered to be the longest snake in the world.
The building was built as a "reptile house", and belongs to the Benton County Sheriff Don Manson; there aren't any people living there.
The sheriff said that Hurst’s death was a "tragic accident with loss of human life," and that he was "being fully cooperative with everybody". The autopsy scheduled for Friday will clarify the cause of Hurst's death.


Find start time for charging your Tesla Model S
In order to minimize the time the battery has a high SOC, the finding the time to start charging is essential.
Having high SOC for longer periods of time is not recommended for good battery health.
This calculation is simplified and assumes linear charging at 90% efficiency.
When the battery is cold, some ramp up time should be added according to outdoor/garage temperature. Charging power
will taper off at high SOC.
See also
Tesla charging options for
info on types of chargers and power.


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Cast Your Bread upon the Waters
1 Cast your bread upon the waters,
for you will find it after many days.
2 Give a portion to seven, or even to eight,
for you know not what disaster may happen on earth.
3 If the clouds are full of rain,
they empty themselves on the earth,
and if a tree falls to the south or to the north,
in the place where the tree falls, there it will lie.
4 He who observes the wind will not sow,
and he who regards the clouds will not reap.
5 As you do not know the way the spirit comes to the bones in the womb of a woman with child, so you do not know the work of God who makes everything.
6 In the morning sow your seed, and at evening withhold not your hand, for you do not know which will prosper, this or that, or whether both alike will be good.
7 Light is sweet, and it is pleasant for the eyes to see the sun.
8 So if a person lives many years, let him rejoice in them all; but let him remember that the days of darkness will be many. All that comes is vanity.
9 Rejoice, O young man, in your youth, and let your heart cheer you in the days of your youth. Walk in the ways of your heart and the sight of your eyes. But know that for all these things God will bring you into judgment.
10 Remove vexation from your heart, and put away pain from your body, for youth and the dawn of life are vanity.


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I hear a lot of talk these days about TDD and BDD and Extreme Programming and SCRUM and stand up meetings and all kinds of methodologies and techniques for developing better software, but it’s all irrelevant unless the software we’re building meets the needs of those that are using it. Let me put that another way. A perfect implementation of the wrong specification is worthless.  If your software solves the wrong problem or nobody can figure out how to use it, there’s something very bad going on.
Fine. So how do we solve this problem? It’s easier than you think, and it’s important enough to warrant its very own paragraph.
Write your Readme first.
First. As in, before you write any code or tests or behaviors or stories or ANYTHING. I know, I know, we’re programmers, dammit, not tech writers! But that’s where you’re wrong. Writing a Readme is absolutely essential to writing good software. Until you’ve written about your software, you have no idea what you’ll be coding. Between The Great Backlash Against Waterfall Design and The Supreme Acceptance of Agile Development, something was lost. Don’t get me wrong, waterfall design takes things way too far. Huge systems specified in minute detail end up being the WRONG systems specified in minute detail. We were right to strike it down. But what took its place is too far in the other direction. Now we have projects with short, badly written, or entirely missing documentation. Some projects don’t even have a Readme!
This is not acceptable. There must be some middle ground between reams of technical specifications and no specifications at all. And in fact there is. That middle ground is the humble Readme.
It’s important to distinguish Readme Driven Development from Documentation Driven Development. RDD could be considered a subset or limited version of DDD. By restricting your design documentation to a single file that is intended to be read as an introduction to your software, RDD keeps you safe from DDD-turned-waterfall syndrome by punishing you for lengthy or overprecise specification.  These simple reinforcements go a long way towards driving your project in the right direction without a lot of process to ensure you do the right thing.
By writing your Readme first you give yourself some pretty significant advantages:
Most importantly, you’re giving yourself a chance to think through the project without the overhead of having to change code every time you change your mind about how something should be organized or what should be included in the Public API. Remember that feeling when you first started writing automated code tests and realized that you caught all kinds of errors that would have otherwise snuck into your codebase? That’s the exact same feeling you’ll have if you write the Readme for your project before you write the actual code.
 You’ll also find that it’s much easier to write this document at the beginning of the project when your excitement and motivation are at their highest. Retroactively writing a Readme is an absolute drag, and you’re sure to miss all kinds of important details when you do so.
If you’re working with a team of developers you get even more mileage out of your Readme. If everyone else on the team has access to this information before you’ve completed the project, then they can confidently start work on other projects that will interface with your code. Without any sort of defined interface, you have to code in serial or face reimplementing large portions of code.
It’s a lot simpler to have a discussion based on something written down. It’s easy to talk endlessly and in circles about a problem if nothing is ever put to text. The simple act of writing down a proposed solution means everyone has a concrete idea that can be argued about and iterated upon.
Consider the process of writing the Readme for your project as the true act of creation. This is where all your brilliant ideas should be expressed. This document should stand on its own as a testament to your creativity and expressiveness. The Readme should be the single most important document in your codebase; writing it first is the proper thing to do.
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I have spent my last two years in Madison, WI. And during this time, I ate at many Indian restaurants around the area. In this blog, I list my favorite places and food items I like in each of them. Hopefully, someone will find tasty food recommendations from this list :).
Note: I eat vegetarian and will focus on vegetarian options in this blog.
I love the Tandoori Parathas here. The Tandoori Aloo Paratha and Tandoori Onion Paratha taste good with vegetable dishes or pickles. I also like this restaurant's paneer vegetables, malai kofta, and dal makhani. Lastly, they make great Chai. If you want Indian-style Chai, it is a great choice.
Bombay Fast Cafe is a food truck located in front of the Memorial Library, along with many other food trucks. All the food trucks are generally open from 11 am-4 pm on weekdays. If you like food trucks or want a quick bite, this is the place to visit. I like Bombay Fast Cafe's Pav Bhaji, Vada Pav, and Bombay Falafel. They also have Chai, but it goes out of stock fast, so visiting them before 1 pm is recommended if you want a cup.
Amber is famous for its biryani. I love their vegetable biryani. Their chicken biryani is also renowned, as many of my friends love it. Their mango lassi is excellent, and I like their Malai Kofta.
The Globe is located on state street. Its Indian Tic-Tac Curry is excellent. This restaurant knows how to make spicy food, and their 5/5 spice level is hot. But you are in for a treat if you spicy food like me. I also like the Momos here.
I did not visit this restaurant as frequently, so I don't have many favorites. But my friend likes the Dal Tadka here. Also, it is near the State Capital building, so it's easier to visit if you live around the area.
Swagat has an unlimited buffet from 11 am to 2 pm every Friday to Sunday, so this is the place to go if you are starving some afternoon. The buffet tastes good but isn't anything out of the world. What it does provide is an excellent variety for a fixed price.


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From:Geaccone To:Barnes Sent:2017-01-11T04:39:51.0000000Z Subject:RE: O & M in categories by legal entity.
James will send something out shortly
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From: Barnes, Caroline
Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 8:47 AM
To: Geaccone, Tracy
Subject: RE: O & M in categories by legal entity.
We still need instructions as what should be included in Technology Expense. cvb
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From: Geaccone, Tracy
Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 5:57 PM
To: Concklin, Elaine; Barnes, Caroline; Botello, Mary
Subject: O & M in categories by legal entity.
Importance: High
I passed out the Corp format last Friday at with some detail of O & M by legal entity. I would like to have this by first thing by Monday. Please let me know if you can't do this.
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Monastir is one of the principal towns in the eastern part of Tunisia, and is 160 Km from the capital, Tunis.
The "monastery" after which the town was named, was built by an Islamic religious order in 797 to defend the town from roaming nomadic tribes and Byzantine warships. The fortress houses a lovely museum of Islamic art and artefacts.
Monastir is 187 nm from Malta and Malta is 54 nm from Ragusa, Sicily. It is a useful place to visit if you need to reset your Schengen or VAT clock.
There is a good marina and boatyard here, however space on the hard is limited so advance booking is recomended. Prices are moderate and quality reported to be good. See comments at bottom of page.
Position 35° 46' 11" N, 10° 50' 5" E (marina)
Customs and Immigration officials are resident at the marina, just a few doors down from the marina office. Check-in is reported to be straightforward however cruisers do warn of the "baksheesh" culture (see comments at bottom of page).
The offices are in the white building on the starboard side past the yard and reception dock.
Last updated May 2016.
This is a popular place to spend the winter for live-aboards with Saturday night get togethers and Sunday barbeques.
Monastir Marina has about 400 berths, and is well maintained in a tourist setting with reasonable security. Monitoring of your boat in your absence can be provided and is included in the price. The marina provides a club room and boat-owners organise various activities. Booking for a winter season here has to be done well in advance due to its popularity.
NOTE: The marina does not accept credit cards, only cash. Protection is good but it can be windy.
Last updated May 2016.
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Plymouth Argyle miss out on a place in the last 32 of the EFL Trophy
Bristol Rovers denied the Pilgrims a spot in the knockout stage by winning their final group game
by Chris ErringtonPlymouth Argyle are out of the Leasing.com Trophy after Bristol Rovers won the final game in Southern Group B.
Graham Coughlan’s Rovers beat Swindon Town 1-0 at the Memorial Stadium on Wednesday night.
It is the third consecutive season that Argyle have gone out of the competition before the knockout stage.
The Pilgrims finished third in the group, with Rovers ending up top of the table and Chelsea Under-21s also qualifying for the last 32 in second spot.
Swindon were bottom of the table without picking up a point from their three games.
The Robins were captained by former Argyle goalkeeper Luke McCormick against Rovers, while ex-Pilgrims’ midfielder Toumani Diagouraga was also in their starting line-up.
The only goal of the game came in the 72nd minute and was scored by Mark Little.
Argyle manager Ryan Lowe led Bury to the semi-finals of the EFL Trophy last season but could not guide the Pilgrims past the group stage this term.