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Blivet Marketing Services North America
Legal Name:
Blivet Marketing Services North America
Operating Name:
BMS North America
Mailing Address:
P.O Box 915RPO Centennial Square
MOUNT PEARL, Newfoundland and Labrador
A1N 3C8
Location Address:
19 Old Placentia RdMOUNT PEARL, Newfoundland and Labrador
A1N 3C8
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
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Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
United Kingdom, Middle East, Asian and Australian markets.
Ireland, where the BMS system was developed, is acknowledged as
having some of the strictest environmental legislation in the
world, and this product meets and exceeds those requirements.
The BMS Blivet TM combines the established BMS Aerotor TM
with "lamella plate technology", to produce a single tank
package of outstanding performance and efficiency.
As a result of intensive research and development with extensive
field testing the BMS range has been extended to include the
BIivet TM an "all in one" package, featuring Primary settlement.
Aerobic treatment, Final settlement and Sludge storage.
The Blivet TM is available in a range of standard modular sizes,
and is suitable for a wide range of applications requiring
organic waste treatment. The unit is designed to free-stand on a
solid base, or can be buried up to deck level.
Compact
The BMS Blivet has proven itself to be one of the most compact
Sewage Treatment Plants in the world. Utilizing "Parallel
Plates" (Lamella Plates) in both the Primary and Secondary Zones
along with the "BMS Aerotor" results in a very compact unit. The
Parallel plates reduce the settlement zones to approximately one
quarter the required area of normal settlement tanks.
The "Aerotor" or the heart of the Blivet system treats the
effluent by a combination of "Active Aeration" and "Passive
Contact" which results in very high treatment rates per area
required. Three months sludge storage is also provided in the
base of each unit. The largest BMS Blivet model fits inside a
40' container and can treat the effluent from a population
equivalent of between 400-500(temperature dependent).
Economical
The BMS Blivet is the most efficient means of treating effluent
in the low to medium population ranges. There are only two
electrical components in each unit. The "Main Drive Motor" and
a "Sludge Return Pump". The motor sizing on a 400 Population
Equivalent unit is 0.75 Kw three phase (single phase also
available). The total electrical consumption of this size unit
per day is approximately 13 Kw.Hrs. This is approximately 1/4 of
the electrical consumption of a similar sized extended aeration
plant.
Efficient
The BMS blivet utilizes the patented BMS "Aerotor" as its main
central treatment section. The "Aerotor" although looking like
an RBC is in fact a combination of two types of treatment
systems, "Active Aeration" (similar to activated sludge)
and "Passive Contact" (similar to filter media/RBC systems)
treatment. The treatment sections are composed of drums with a
very large surface area inside (Patented design). The effluent
is drawn in via holes in its periphery. Once inside it passes
through the maze of surfaces. The combined effect of being mixed
with the air and passing over the bacterial surfaces gives
the "efficient" treatments as outlined above. Normal treatment
standards are 20 mg/L BOD & 30 mg/L SS although higher standards
can be obtained if required.
system. It is unique in providing a viable on-site sludge
sanitation system for small to medium sized communities without
the use of chemicals.The BMS Sludgepak is an ideal compliment to
the highly successful Blivet and Aerotor Package sewage
treatment plants. Small to medium communities can now have a
complete sewage treatment plant without the necessity to remove
sludge from site and the consequent disposal problems.
locations unsuitable for a septic tank system. The BMS Biolat
treats all the waste water from a residence with up to 5
bedrooms. As there are no moving parts it avoids the problems
associated with pump systems.
Consisting of a unitary GRP tank with 3 compartments the biolat
is easily installed on a flat concrete support slab. The
treatment media is supplied separately to permit the tank to be-
placed with least effort. In normal ground conditions a concrete
backfill is not required.
innovative solution to waste water treatment in over 250
locations worldwide. The Aerator provides a highly efficient,
low maintenance, prefabricated, aerobic treatment for small to
medium community waste water applications. It is especially
suitable where existing equipment is present, e.g. Primary
Settlement/Septic Tank or where separate construction is
envisaged. The BMS Aerator is supplied in a range of sizes to
treat sewage from 35 population equivalent to over 1,000 P.E.
with multiple units.
petroleum and oil distribution outlets, both retail and private,
should incorporate an approved Petroleum/Oil Interceptor in
their drainage systems in order to prevent Hydrocarbon waste
from polluting water supplies from creating a fire hazard.
In line with their overall pollution control program BMS Ltd.
have developed the BMS Petrol/Oil Interceptor. Using the three
chamber range which is manufactured in accordance with BS 8301 :
1985, separation rates of at least 94% can be achieved. Because
they are manufactured from Glass Reinforced Plastic, 'BMS
Interceptors' are rot proof and impact resistant and when
installed and used in proper circumstances should remain
serviceable for at least 30 years.
and hinder the performance of sewage treatment plants.Grease
traps are required where fats and greases from small and large
catering facilities are discharged to the drainage system.
The BMS Grease Trap range has been designed to suit the needs of
virtually all catering situations.
All BMS Grease Traps are made from Glass Reinforced Polyester
(GRP) to ensure a corrosion free and extended operation to other
materials.
A solids tray positioned at the inlet collects food particles
and other solid materials carried in the warm water. Inside the
grease trap the water is cooled allowing the fats and grease to
separate and float to the surface.
An R&D program to improve the collection of cooking oils and
grease in the trays has resulted in a change to the internal
layout of the BMS GT 100 and GT 200 products. Before emptying,
the collection tray is closed off and lifts out easily without
spillage. The GT 2000 is discharged for grease removal by
mechanical suction, with solids deposited in the first chamber.
in line with the proposed new CEN European Standard for light
liquid separators. It doubles both as an interceptor and
separator of pollutants on the petrol station forecourt where
there is significant risk of petrol or oil spillage. The
filterceptor is designed to contain the maximum contents of a
spillage from a fuel delivery tanker compartment.
Operation:
The Filterceptor unit contains AN AUTOMATIC SHUT OFF VALVE and
Coalescer and is specifically designed for applications where
the requirement for hydrocarbon pollutant concentration from the
unit is 5 mg/l or less. When a change is the specific gravity of
the liquid present in the unit occurs or when water present is
replaced by less dense hydrocarbon pollutants a specially
calibrated ball will drop and seal the outlet from the
Filterceptor. The coalescer filter consists of a polyurethane
open cell foam enclosed in a perforated PVC housing. Untreated
flow cannot leave the Filterceptor without first passing through
the coalescer filter. An optional extra is an oil level probe
and alarm system.
have a large enough capacity to prevent pollutants being flushed
through the unit during storm conditions. For larger drainage
areas such as parking lots, air ports and industrial estates
this results in a very large full retention petrol interceptor
which makes production, installation and handling more costly. A
practical and economical solution to this problem is the BMS By-
Pass Interceptor range.
Operation:
Under normal flow conditions the BMS By-Pass Interceptor will
separate and retain silt and pollutants such as oil and petrol
prior to discharge. In storm conditions, when periods of peak
flow are experienced, it will treat a certain percentage of the
maximum flow whilst at the same time allowing the excess to by-
pass the retention chamber of the unit. As contaminated water
enters the first chamber, pollutants float to the surface. Due
to the unique internal design; vortes formation occurs at the by-
pass pipe resulting in the pollutants being skimmed off the
surface and become trapped allowing the uncontaminated water to
discharge from the interceptor. When storm flow intensity
increases, the vortex pipe floods thus restricting the flow from
the first chamber to the retention chamber. As a result of the
increase in water level in the first chamber, hydraulic pressure
increases, forcing the majority of the water through the by-pass
weir and into the chamber to discharge.
Market profile
Industry sector market interests:
- Environment
- Manufacturing
Geographic markets:
Actively pursuing:
- Argentina
- Bahamas
- Barbados
- Bermuda
- Brazil
- Cayman Islands
- Chile
- Colombia
- Cook Islands
- Costa Rica
- Cuba
- Dominica
- Dominican Republic
- Ecuador
- El Salvador
- Falkland Islands (Malvinas)
- Greenland
- Grenada
- Guatemala
- Haiti
- Honduras
- Iceland
- Jamaica
- Mexico
- Nicaragua
- Paraguay
- Puerto Rico
- Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
- Saint Kitts and Nevis
- Saint Lucia
- Saint Pierre and Miquelon
- Trinidad and Tobago
- United States
- Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
- Alabama
- Arkansas
- Colorado
- Florida
- Michigan
- Missouri
- New York
- Washington
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Some of the information on this Web page has been provided by external sources. The Government of Canada is not responsible for the accuracy, reliability or currency of the information supplied by external sources. Users wishing to rely upon this information should consult directly with the source of the information. Content provided by external sources is not subject to official languages, privacy and accessibility requirements.
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Product / Service / Licensing
United Kingdom, Middle East, Asian and Australian markets.
Ireland, where the BMS system was developed, is acknowledged as
having some of the strictest environmental legislation in the
world, and this product meets and exceeds those requirements.
The BMS Blivet TM combines the established BMS Aerotor TM
with "lamella plate technology", to produce a single tank
package of outstanding performance and efficiency.
As a result of intensive research and development with extensive
field testing the BMS range has been extended to include the
BIivet TM an "all in one" package, featuring Primary settlement.
Aerobic treatment, Final settlement and Sludge storage.
The Blivet TM is available in a range of standard modular sizes,
and is suitable for a wide range of applications requiring
organic waste treatment. The unit is designed to free-stand on a
solid base, or can be buried up to deck level.
Compact
The BMS Blivet has proven itself to be one of the most compact
Sewage Treatment Plants in the world. Utilizing "Parallel
Plates" (Lamella Plates) in both the Primary and Secondary Zones
along with the "BMS Aerotor" results in a very compact unit. The
Parallel plates reduce the settlement zones to approximately one
quarter the required area of normal settlement tanks.
The "Aerotor" or the heart of the Blivet system treats the
effluent by a combination of "Active Aeration" and "Passive
Contact" which results in very high treatment rates per area
required. Three months sludge storage is also provided in the
base of each unit. The largest BMS Blivet model fits inside a
40' container and can treat the effluent from a population
equivalent of between 400-500(temperature dependent).
Economical
The BMS Blivet is the most efficient means of treating effluent
in the low to medium population ranges. There are only two
electrical components in each unit. The "Main Drive Motor" and
a "Sludge Return Pump". The motor sizing on a 400 Population
Equivalent unit is 0.75 Kw three phase (single phase also
available). The total electrical consumption of this size unit
per day is approximately 13 Kw.Hrs. This is approximately 1/4 of
the electrical consumption of a similar sized extended aeration
plant.
Efficient
The BMS blivet utilizes the patented BMS "Aerotor" as its main
central treatment section. The "Aerotor" although looking like
an RBC is in fact a combination of two types of treatment
systems, "Active Aeration" (similar to activated sludge)
and "Passive Contact" (similar to filter media/RBC systems)
treatment. The treatment sections are composed of drums with a
very large surface area inside (Patented design). The effluent
is drawn in via holes in its periphery. Once inside it passes
through the maze of surfaces. The combined effect of being mixed
with the air and passing over the bacterial surfaces gives
the "efficient" treatments as outlined above. Normal treatment
standards are 20 mg/L BOD & 30 mg/L SS although higher standards
can be obtained if required.
system. It is unique in providing a viable on-site sludge
sanitation system for small to medium sized communities without
the use of chemicals.The BMS Sludgepak is an ideal compliment to
the highly successful Blivet and Aerotor Package sewage
treatment plants. Small to medium communities can now have a
complete sewage treatment plant without the necessity to remove
sludge from site and the consequent disposal problems.
locations unsuitable for a septic tank system. The BMS Biolat
treats all the waste water from a residence with up to 5
bedrooms. As there are no moving parts it avoids the problems
associated with pump systems.
Consisting of a unitary GRP tank with 3 compartments the biolat
is easily installed on a flat concrete support slab. The
treatment media is supplied separately to permit the tank to be-
placed with least effort. In normal ground conditions a concrete
backfill is not required.
innovative solution to waste water treatment in over 250
locations worldwide. The Aerator provides a highly efficient,
low maintenance, prefabricated, aerobic treatment for small to
medium community waste water applications. It is especially
suitable where existing equipment is present, e.g. Primary
Settlement/Septic Tank or where separate construction is
envisaged. The BMS Aerator is supplied in a range of sizes to
treat sewage from 35 population equivalent to over 1,000 P.E.
with multiple units.
petroleum and oil distribution outlets, both retail and private,
should incorporate an approved Petroleum/Oil Interceptor in
their drainage systems in order to prevent Hydrocarbon waste
from polluting water supplies from creating a fire hazard.
In line with their overall pollution control program BMS Ltd.
have developed the BMS Petrol/Oil Interceptor. Using the three
chamber range which is manufactured in accordance with BS 8301 :
1985, separation rates of at least 94% can be achieved. Because
they are manufactured from Glass Reinforced Plastic, 'BMS
Interceptors' are rot proof and impact resistant and when
installed and used in proper circumstances should remain
serviceable for at least 30 years.
and hinder the performance of sewage treatment plants.Grease
traps are required where fats and greases from small and large
catering facilities are discharged to the drainage system.
The BMS Grease Trap range has been designed to suit the needs of
virtually all catering situations.
All BMS Grease Traps are made from Glass Reinforced Polyester
(GRP) to ensure a corrosion free and extended operation to other
materials.
A solids tray positioned at the inlet collects food particles
and other solid materials carried in the warm water. Inside the
grease trap the water is cooled allowing the fats and grease to
separate and float to the surface.
An R&D program to improve the collection of cooking oils and
grease in the trays has resulted in a change to the internal
layout of the BMS GT 100 and GT 200 products. Before emptying,
the collection tray is closed off and lifts out easily without
spillage. The GT 2000 is discharged for grease removal by
mechanical suction, with solids deposited in the first chamber.
in line with the proposed new CEN European Standard for light
liquid separators. It doubles both as an interceptor and
separator of pollutants on the petrol station forecourt where
there is significant risk of petrol or oil spillage. The
filterceptor is designed to contain the maximum contents of a
spillage from a fuel delivery tanker compartment.
Operation:
The Filterceptor unit contains AN AUTOMATIC SHUT OFF VALVE and
Coalescer and is specifically designed for applications where
the requirement for hydrocarbon pollutant concentration from the
unit is 5 mg/l or less. When a change is the specific gravity of
the liquid present in the unit occurs or when water present is
replaced by less dense hydrocarbon pollutants a specially
calibrated ball will drop and seal the outlet from the
Filterceptor. The coalescer filter consists of a polyurethane
open cell foam enclosed in a perforated PVC housing. Untreated
flow cannot leave the Filterceptor without first passing through
the coalescer filter. An optional extra is an oil level probe
and alarm system.
have a large enough capacity to prevent pollutants being flushed
through the unit during storm conditions. For larger drainage
areas such as parking lots, air ports and industrial estates
this results in a very large full retention petrol interceptor
which makes production, installation and handling more costly. A
practical and economical solution to this problem is the BMS By-
Pass Interceptor range.
Operation:
Under normal flow conditions the BMS By-Pass Interceptor will
separate and retain silt and pollutants such as oil and petrol
prior to discharge. In storm conditions, when periods of peak
flow are experienced, it will treat a certain percentage of the
maximum flow whilst at the same time allowing the excess to by-
pass the retention chamber of the unit. As contaminated water
enters the first chamber, pollutants float to the surface. Due
to the unique internal design; vortes formation occurs at the by-
pass pipe resulting in the pollutants being skimmed off the
surface and become trapped allowing the uncontaminated water to
discharge from the interceptor. When storm flow intensity
increases, the vortex pipe floods thus restricting the flow from
the first chamber to the retention chamber. As a result of the
increase in water level in the first chamber, hydraulic pressure
increases, forcing the majority of the water through the by-pass
weir and into the chamber to discharge.
Market
Market profile
Industry sector market interests:
- Environment
- Manufacturing
Geographic markets:
Actively pursuing:
- Argentina
- Bahamas
- Barbados
- Bermuda
- Brazil
- Cayman Islands
- Chile
- Colombia
- Cook Islands
- Costa Rica
- Cuba
- Dominica
- Dominican Republic
- Ecuador
- El Salvador
- Falkland Islands (Malvinas)
- Greenland
- Grenada
- Guatemala
- Haiti
- Honduras
- Iceland
- Jamaica
- Mexico
- Nicaragua
- Paraguay
- Puerto Rico
- Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
- Saint Kitts and Nevis
- Saint Lucia
- Saint Pierre and Miquelon
- Trinidad and Tobago
- United States
- Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
- Alabama
- Arkansas
- Colorado
- Florida
- Michigan
- Missouri
- New York
- Washington


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The following examples are mix of declarative and imperative A/B/n Tests that run every 20 seconds.
One of the most common elements to A/B test on websites are headline variations.
This example shows how to default an inline value that is updated with ng-bind
(a one-way data binding from the $scope to view) once the A/B/n test is run.
Changing a whole paragraph is probably more text than you want to maintain inside a JavaScript or JSON file.
This example shows how how to use the <ab-test>
and <ab-variant>
to
A/B test a large section of content.
This example shows how to A/B test using a more complex model than a simple string or number. In this case an external JSON file is used to hold the values for {{testimonial}}
and {{name}}
.
{{testimonial}}
Social proof, also known as informational social influence, is a psychological phenomenon where people assume the actions of others in an attempt to reflect correct behavior for a given situation. This example shows an example of A/B/n testing the impact of social media on conversion rates using {{likes}}
to test different values.
| Wow, you should really | ab-test! |
A/B test the appeal of various media outlets on your target demographics. This example uses ng-src
and the {{asSeenOn}}
expression to A/B testing 3 different "as seen on" media images.
The presentation of "calls to action" have a massive impact on how effective they are! This example A/B tests the style of the button below from a list of 7 variants.
Coming soon, pull requests welcome :)
Coming soon, pull requests welcome :)
Coming soon, pull requests welcome :)
Coming soon, pull requests welcome :)


HackNotts 2020
Organiser Applications
Want to help organise this year's HackNotts event?
Apply to be an organiser today!
hacknotts.com/join


In this example we're going to paginate over a list of countries, using the pagination panel, and a JList.The View
package plugintesterimport java.awt.BorderLayout.*application(title: 'PluginTester',
preferredSize: [320, 240],
pack: true,
//location: [50,50],
locationByPlatform:true,
iconImage: imageIcon('/griffon-icon-48x48.png').image,
iconImages: [imageIcon('/griffon-icon-48x48.png').image,
imageIcon('/griffon-icon-32x32.png').image,
imageIcon('/griffon-icon-16x16.png').image]) {
borderLayout()
list(id:'countryList',constraints:CENTER)
paginationPanel(
id:'pagination',
enabled:true,
constraints: SOUTH
)
}
It's important to pay attention to the enabled property. If you don't enable the paginationPanel it will show up shadowed, and any
further configuration in the controller will be useless.The Controller
package plugintesterimport javax.swing.DefaultListModel
import org.viewaframework.swing.pagination.PaginationListenerclass PaginationPanelController { def model
def view
List<String> countries = Arrays.asList(
"Spain","Mexico","USA","Canada","France","UK","Belgium","Germany",
"Netherlands","Switzerland","Denmark","Sweden","Finland","Norway",
"Italy","Austria","Iceland","Poland"
) void mvcGroupInit(Map args) {
/* Initializing JList component with a DefaultListModel. I'm aware
* it may be another way to do this with bindings */
view.countryList.model = new DefaultListModel()
countries[0..3].each{country->
edt{
view.countryList.model.addElement(country)
}
}
/* Initializing the pagination information and adding a listener
* to the pagination. In next releases will be possible to add a
* closure directly at the paginationPanel() node. */
view.pagination.with{
paginationStatus.totalResults = countries.size()
paginationStatus.offset = 1
paginationStatus.maxResults = 3
addPaginationListener({evt-> paginate evt} as PaginationListener)
}
} /* Here we paginate over the entries on the list */
def paginate = {evt->
/* The evt instance is one of PaginationEvent */
edt{
evt.paginationStatus.with{
/* Every time we paginate we just clean up the list */
view.countryList.model.clear()
/* And add the selected entries by the pagination event */
countries.subList(
firstRecordInPage,
lastRecordInPage).each{c->
/* The chosen ones are added to the list component */
view.countryList.model.addElement(c)
}
}
}
}
}
There is an issue ID: 3427885 in Viewa, in which the lastRecordInPage property is calculated badly when the
number of results per page is greater than the total results. It may cause a IndexArrayOutOfBound if you do not
check the indexes.
When the MVC group is initialized, then the list is populated and the pagination panel is set up. The most important property
in the paginationPanel is the paginationStatus object which is the object handling the pagination info. Besides setting up
the paginationStatus instance you also have to add a paginationListener in order to handle the pagination over the entries. Here
we've dispatched the pagination behavior to the paginate method inside the controller.Right now if you use the navigationPanel outside a MasterViewPanel you have to do this hack (casting the closure the PaginationListener type),
but in next release I'll change it to enable it to receive just a closure.Every pagination listener receives a PaginationEvent as parameter. That event has an updated PaginationStatus instance. As you see
we've used the paginationStatus instance for getting the start index and the end index of the current page (firstRecordInPage,lastRecordInPage properties).


Introduction to Vagrant
"Develop Environments Made Easy" Vagrant by Hashicorop
Getting Started
A vagrant stereotypically lives in a box. The vagrant tool is built to manage all your "boxes" (VMs/servers). It is a brilliant project name.
Mitchell Hashimoto created Vagrant and can explain it best. Here is a great high level description.
Benefits of Vagrant
- Your local testing environment will more closely match your shared environments
- No more "works for me" (because I'm running a different version of Java, PHP, etc)
- Quick tear down and setup (aka - provisioning). You can break it, destroy it and start over until you tweak it just right.
- With enough system resources you can replicate an entire distributed app (DB + app server + web server + load balancer)
- Tip: What's going on with my Vagrant box right now?
vagrant status
Setting up Vagrant
*** VMWare is an option with a Vagrant plugin that costs $79. It is highly recommended by Mitchell Hashimoto to use the VMWare option. But the basic steps above are free. Having a VMWare license is not the same as having the Vagrant VMWare plugin license; these are two separate purchases.
The Vagrantfile
Everything to define your Vagrant configuration is done in a Vagrantfile
. This includes
- Which box to use? Ubuntu? CentOS? Windows? Which version?
- Networking configuration
- Syncing local folders to vm
- Basic provisioning: Inline Shell scripts
- Advanced provisioning: Chef || Puppet || Ansible || Salt
Vagrantfile
to your project, any project, can be a great gift to the engineers you are supporting.
Vagrant Basics
vagrant up # boots the VM(s) defined in the Vagrantfile
vagrant ssh # connects to the VM via ssh. That's it. No IP needed.
vagrant suspend # sleeps the server
vagrant halt # shuts down the server
vagrant destroy # wipes the server away to nothing
Workout
Review the example Vagrantfile which you checked out during the Git session.
We are going to complete the following three actions:
One - wreck the test box and recover
- Start up the single Vagrant box with a
vagrant up
from thevagrant
directory in the ATB Git repo. - Once the box is up log in with a
vagrant ssh
. - Then delete the entire
/etc
folder of the VM. exit
the VM and get back to your machine's command prompt.vagrant halt
the server and bring it backvagrant up
again. I'll wait.- Now bring up the server the way it was before you destroyed
/etc
. We do this with avagrant destroy
and anothervagrant up
- We can again
vagrant ssh
in to the VM and see that/etc
is back and we did not really screw anything up.
Two - run one box as a webserver
vagrant up
our single Vagrant box. (Which might already be running from the final step above)- View the VMs default webpage http://localhost:8080.
- Connect via SSH and then stop the Apache server from running
sudo service apache2 stop
. - Reload the web page. Which should no longer load.
- Finish up with an
exit
and the VM andvagrant destroy
of the VM.
Three - run three boxes as a small cluster of machines
- From your machine
cd multi-box
so we can work with a differentVagrantfile
- Review this directory's Vagrantfile and note the differences (three machines with their own IP addresses).
- Start up the whole cluster of Vagrant VMs in the same manner as if it were just one machine by running
vagrant up
. - Login to the box web1 (
vagrant ssh web1
) and ping the box web3 on IP address<IP_ADDRESS>
- View the default Apache page on web1, web2 and web3.
- Finish up with an
exit
if necessary and then avagrant destroy
to bring down all three machines.


---
layout: post
title: Plus malin
date: '2018-04-04T11:30:12+02:00'
categories:
- Storyboards
picture_url: https://film-Storyboards.tumblr.com/post/172592841389
---
TV commercial storyboard.
Production: Hamlet
Director: Fred De Loof
Client: Lidl


Fixed bugs
- Fix applying fixed flag when templates are first loaded from expense create dialog.
- Ensure that all expense templates are loaded at least once.
- Fix parsing date.
- Fix focus in expense create dialog.
- Fix resetting expense amount.
- Show incomes even when no expenses are logged in selected period.
- Show loading progress on overview.
See details on GitHub


Parser utility for plugin chunks.
- Todo:
- Update this documentation for AAX
This class acts as generic repository for data that is stuffed into or extracted from a SFicPlugInChunk. It has an abstracted Add/Find interface to add or retrieve data values, each uniquely referenced by a c-string. In conjuction with the Effect Layer and the "ControlManager" aspects of the CProcess class, this provides a more transparent & resilent system for performing save-and-restore on settings that won't break so easily from endian issues or from the hard-coded structs that have typically been used to build chunk data.
- Format of the Chunk Data
- The first 4 bytes of the data are the version number (repeated 4 times to be immune to byte swapping). Data follows next.
Example: "f_bypa %$#@d_gain #$!#@$%$s_omsi #$" type name value
----------------------------
float bypa %$#@
double gain #$!#@$%$
int16_t omsi #$
- The first character denotes the data type:
'f' = float
'd' = double
'l' = int32
's' = int16
- "_" is an empty placekeeper that could be used to addition future information. Currently, it's ignored when a chunk is parsed.
- The string name identifier follows next, and can up to 255 characters int32_t. The Effect Layer builds chunks it always converts the AAX_FourCharCode of the control to a string. So, this will always be 4 characters int32_t. The string is null terminated to indicate the start of the data value.
- The data value follows next, but is possible shifted to aligned word aligned. The size of is determined, of course, by the data type.
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Ha Tinh police rescue two tiger cubs from traffickers - VnExpress International
by VnExpressThe two traffickers were carrying the animals on a motorbike on National Route 8A near the Cau Treo border gate when they were ordered to stop by the police for behaving suspiciously.
But instead of stopping, they threw away a basket and fled. The police gave chase but in the thick night fog, they could not catch them.
Back at the scene, officers found two baby tigers inside the basket.
The cubs, each weighing around four kilograms, were handed over to Save Vietnam’s Wildlife, a non-profit organization for conserving wildlife.
The police are looking for the two suspects.
Violation of wildlife protection laws is punishable by up to seven years in jail.
Vietnam is one of only 13 countries with tigers left in the wild.
With their populations plunging, in 2010 the 13 countries pledged to double tiger numbers by 2022.
But the animal remains critically endangered in Vietnam, with only five left in the wild in 2016.
Tigers are in demand in Vietnam for their skin, meat and bones. Some people believe tiger products can treat bone and joint ailments.


vignettes/articles/introduction_to_SCTK.Rmd
introduction_to_SCTK.Rmd
This document provides a walk-through of a basic scRNA-seq analysis worklow in SCTK using 10x Cell Ranger V3 data from 1k 1:1 Human(HEK293T) & Mouse(NIH3T3). The counts matrix has been subsetted to 20 genes x 20 cells for a quick example and is availble through the SCTK package.
To list available example data from the SCTK package, run
data(package = 'singleCellTK')
Example datasets from other upstream tools are included in the extdata directory
list.files(system.file("extdata/", package = "singleCellTK"))
sce <- importCellRanger(cellRangerDirs = system.file("extdata/", package = "singleCellTK"),
sampleDirs = "hgmm_1k_v3_20x20",sampleNames = "hgmm1kv3", dataType = "filtered")
sce
sce <- runDropletQC(inSCE,
algorithms = c("QCMetrics", "emptyDrops", "barcodeRanks"))
plotUMAP(sce, reducedDimName = "scrublet_UMAP", runUMAP = FALSE, useAssay = "logcounts")
The SingleCellExperiment object which contains QC metrics can be exported as rds, h5 or text files. More information about output format can be found in Quality Control. Also, refer documentation exportSCEtoAnnData and exportSCEtoFlatFile.
## TXT files
exportSCEtoFlatFile(sce = sce, outputDir = "example_sce")
## h5 files
exportSCEtoAnnData(sce = sce, outputDir = "example_sce")
## rds
saveRDS(sce, file="example_sce/example_sce.rds")
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The 3rd LE2I Doctoral Day will offer a unique experience to BSc, MSc and PhD candidates to present and share there experience.
The symposium follows the 3C rule:
Community, Collaboration, Continuity
Oct. 21th, 2016: Online registration
Oct. 21th, 2016: Paper submission
Nov. 9th, 2016: Symposium date
Learn MoreNovember 9th, 2016 at Dijon
Proceeding available here
| 9:00 - 9:30 | Welcoming |
|---|---|
| 9:30 - 10:00 | Introduction: A. Moinet - A. Boscaro - D. Ginhac |
| 10:00 - 12:30 | Presentation Session: Chair - S. Bobbia T. Hassan - "Hierarchical Multi-Label Classification Using Web Reasoning for Large Datasets" R. Macwan - "Remote Photoplethysmography with Constrained ICA using Autocorrelation as a periodicity measure" A. Boscaro - "Automatic processing scheme for low laser invasiveness electro optical frequency mapping mode" H. Leake Kidane - "NoC based virtualized FPGA as cloud Services" N. Piasco - "Collaborative localization and formation flying using distributed stereo-vision" |
| 12:30 - 13:30 | Lunch |
| 13:30 - 14:30 | Poster Session: R. Marroquin - "WiseNET: smart camera network interacting with a semantic model" C. Bensekka - "Topological analysis of movement" B. Li - "Multi-user Interface for Co-located Real-time Collaborative Work with Digital Mock-up" |
| 14:30 - 17:00 | Presentation Session: Chair - P. Bonazza A. Zawawi Jamaluddin - "A New Method for Omni-RGB+D Camera Rig Calibration and Fusion using Unified Camera Model" M. Khokhlova - "3D Visual-based Human Motion Descriptors: A Review" S. Bobbia - "Remote Photoplethysmography Based on Implicit Living Skin Tissue Segmentation" D. Strubel - "Comparison between genetic algorithm and particle swarm optimization for positionning a set of cameras for video surveillance" A. Zanzouri Kechiche - "Shape from polarization in the far IR applied to 3D digitization of transparent objects" |
| 17:00 - 17:15 | Closing: A. Boscaro - A. Moinet |
| 17:15 - 17:45 | Image & Video showroom exhibition at I3M |
Poster: 13:30 - 14:30 session
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SUBMISSION CLOSED
Important ! Every Ph.D student at Le2i must submit a paper at least once during his thesis (in 2nd or 3rd year).
Papers in PDF format must be submitted through the web app here.
Each participant at the Doctoral Day will be assigned at least one paper to review.
The members of the Committee will assign the reviewer for each paper. They will as well review supplementary materials.
The Committee strives for a double blind review.
A best paper will be chosen by the committee after final submission.
REGISTRATION CLOSED
Registration deadline is the 21st October 2016.
Participants need to register through the web app here before this date.


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| EventSystem () | |
| Default constructor. | |
| void | triggerEvent (const Event &event) |
| Fires an event. | |
| Connection | connect (const EventId &trigger, std::function< void(const Event &)> unaryListener) |
| Connects an event to the specified unary listener. | |
| Connection | connect0 (const EventId &trigger, std::function< void()> nullaryListener) |
| Connects an event to the specified nullary listener. | |
| void | clearConnections (EventId identifier) |
| Disconnects listeners associated with a given event type. | |
| void | clearAllConnections () |
| Disconnects all listeners. |
Class for object-oriented handling of user-defined events.
| Event | The event type. For example, this can be a class or enum. |
| EventId | The type that distinguishes different events. This isn't necessarily the event type itself. Consider SFML: The event type would be sf::Event, but the identifier is sf::Event::EventType. When you use custom events where EventId and Event are distinct types, you have to provide a global function EventId getEventId(const Event&) in the namespace of the Event type definition. Besides, the event system requires less-than operator < for EventId (enums can use the implicit conversion to int). |
| thor::EventSystem< Event, EventId >::EventSystem | ( | ) |
Default constructor.
Sets up an EventSystem where Event and EventId are the same types.
| void thor::EventSystem< Event, EventId >::clearAllConnections | ( | ) |
Disconnects all listeners.
Removes all event-listener connections, independently of the event type.
| void thor::EventSystem< Event, EventId >::clearConnections | ( | EventId | identifier | ) |
Disconnects listeners associated with a given event type.
| identifier | The event type identifier of which you want to remove all connected listeners. |
| Connection thor::EventSystem< Event, EventId >::connect | ( | const EventId & | trigger, |
| std::function< void(const Event &)> | unaryListener | ||
| ) |
Connects an event to the specified unary listener.
Duplicates are allowed (thus, the listener is invoked multiple times). Use this function if your callback should receive the event that triggered it as a parameter.
| trigger | The event you want to associate with a listener function. |
| unaryListener | The function that is invoked when a trigger event is fired. |
| Connection thor::EventSystem< Event, EventId >::connect0 | ( | const EventId & | trigger, |
| std::function< void()> | nullaryListener | ||
| ) |
Connects an event to the specified nullary listener.
Duplicates are allowed (thus, the listener is invoked multiple times). Use this function if you don't care about the event that triggered the callback, and thus don't need a parameter for it.
| trigger | The event you want to associate with a listener function. |
| nullaryListener | The function that is invoked when a trigger event is fired. |
| void thor::EventSystem< Event, EventId >::triggerEvent | ( | const Event & | event | ) |
Fires an event.
Calls all listener functions that are currently associated with event.


2 Kings 10:16
And he said, Come with me, and see my zeal for the LORD. So they made him ride in his chariot.


World Wide Web Consortium
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is the main international standards organization for the World Wide Web. Founded in 1994 and currently led by Tim Berners-Lee, the consortium is made up of member organizations that maintain full-time staff working together in the development of standards for the World Wide Web.
History of W3C
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) was founded in 1994 by Tim Berners-Lee after he left the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in October, 1994. It was founded at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Laboratory for Computer Science (MIT/LCS) with support from the European Commission, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), which had pioneered the ARPANET, one of the predecessors to the Internet. It was located in Technology Square until 2004, when it moved, with CSAIL, to the Stata Center. The organization tries to foster compatibility and agreement among industry members in the adoption of new standards defined by the W3C. Incompatible versions of HTML are offered by different vendors, causing inconsistency in how web pages are displayed. The consortium tries to get all those vendors to implement a set of core principles and components which are chosen by the consortium. It was originally intended that CERN host the European branch of W3C; however, CERN wished to focus on particle physics, not information technology.
W3C MISSION
Design Principles
The following design principles guide W3C's work:
Web for All
The social value of the Web is that it enables human communication, commerce, and opportunities to share knowledge. One of W3C's primary goals is to make these benefits available to all people, whatever their hardware, software, network infrastructure, native language, culture, geographical location, or physical or mental ability.
- Web Accessibility Initiative
- Internationalization
Web on Everything
The number of different kinds of devices that can access the Web has grown immensely. Mobile phones, smart phones, personal digital assistants, interactive television systems, voice response systems, kiosks and even certain domestic appliances can all access the Web.
- Web of Devices
- Mobile Web Initiative
- Browsers and Other Agents
Vision
W3C's vision for the Web involves participation, sharing knowledge, and thereby building trust on a global scale.:
Web for Rich Interaction
The Web was invented as a communications tool intended to allow anyone, anywhere to share information. For many years, the Web was a "read-only" tool for many. Blogs and wikis brought more authors to the Web, and social networking emerged from the flourishing market for content and personalized Web experiences. W3C standards have supported this evolution thanks to strong architecture and design principles. Learn more about:
- Web Design and Applications
- Web Architecture
Web of Data and Services
Some people view the Web as a giant repository of linked data while others as a giant set of services that exchange messages. The two views are complementary, and which to use often depends on the application.
- Essential XML Technologies
- Semantic Web
- Web of Services
Web of Trust
The Web has transformed the way we communicate with each other. In doing so, it has also modified the nature of our social relationships. People now "meet on the Web" and carry out commercial and personal relationships, in some cases without ever meeting in person. W3C recognizes that trust is a social phenomenon, but technology design can foster trust and confidence. As more activity moves on-line, it will become even more important to support complex interactions among parties around the globe.
- Semantic Web
- XML Security, Web of Services Security
- Privacy


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ANTLR 2.7.2 Release Notes
January 19, 2003
The ANTLR 2.7.2 release is a feature enhancement and bug fix release, partially brought to you by those hip cats at jGuru.com. It has been about 2 years since the last release so expect lots of stuff to have been fixed and improved.
Enhancements
ANTLR 2.7.2 has a few enhancements:
- Added Oliver Zeigermann<EMAIL_ADDRESS>rudimentary XML lexer (iterates through tags) to examples/java/xml directory.
- Added Marco Ladermann<EMAIL_ADDRESS>jedit ANTLR mode to extras dir.
- ANTLR input itself was restricted previously to latin characters (\3..\177), but I have modified the antlr.g and other grammar files to include \3..\377. This will allow many Europeans to add accented characters (iso-8859-15 characters) to their ANTLR actions and rule names.
- Added classHeaderPrefix for all grammars. (replaces "public" and lets user specify)
class TP extends TreeParser;
options {
classHeaderPrefix="public abstract";
}
-
Brian Smith's fix to MismatchedCharException handles EOF properly.
I augmented to handle other special char like \n shows up as '\n' now not ' followed by ' on a newline. Examples:
$ java Main < /tmp/f
exception: line 1:7: expecting '
', found <EOF>
$ java Main < /tmp/f
exception: line 1:7: expecting '\n', found <EOF>
- Added limited hoisting of predicates for lexer rules with one alternative. Any predicate on the left edge is hoisted into the nextToken prediction mechanism to gate predicated rules in and out. Documentation talks about how to match tokens only in column one and other context-sensitive situations.
-
Made $FIRST/$FOLLOW work for action or exception handler. Arg can be rule name
a : A {$FIRST(a); $FIRST} B
exception
catch [MyExc e] {
foo = $FOLLOW(a);
foo = $FIRST(c);
}
;
can do $FIRST(a).member(LBRACK) etc...
-
Added AST.getNumberOfChildren() and to BaseAST. [POSSIBLE INCOMPATIBILITY as you might have implemented AST]
-
added setter/getter for filename in Token
-
sem pred hoisting (limited) for lexer rules
-
ANTLR used to generate a crappy error message:
warning: found optional path in nextToken()
when a public lexer rule could be optional such as
B : ('b')? ;
I now say:
warning: public lexical rule B is optional (can match "nothing")
-
For unexpected and no viable alt exceptions, no file/line/column info was generated.
The exception was wrapped in a TokenStreamRecognitionException that did not delegate error message
handling (toString()) to the wrapped exception.
I added a TokenStreamRecognitionException.toString() method so that you now see things like
:1:1: unexpected char: '_'
instead of
antlr.TokenStreamRecognitionException: unexpected char: '_'
-
Ric added code to not write output files if they have not changed (Java and C++).
-
Added default tab char handling; defaults to 8. Added methods to CharScanner:
public void setTabSize( int size );
public int getTabSize();
-
reformatted all code minus Cpp*.java using Intellij IDEA.
-
Made doEverything return a code instead of System.exit. made a wrapper
to do the exit for cmd-line tools.
-
Made antlr use buffered IO for reading grammars; for java grammar went from 11 seconds to 6 seconds.
-
added reset() to ParserSharedInputState and Lexer too. init of CharQueue
is now public.
-
New Makefile setup. Everything can be build from toplevel up.
Changes for autoconf enabled make. Added install rules, toplevel
configure script.
-
Renamed $lookaheadSet to $FOLLOW. Added %FOLLOW to sather mode (hope it
works) original patch by Ernest Passour
-
Clarified some error/warning messages.
-
Ported action.g fixes from C++ to Java action.g. Warnings and errors
in actions are now correctly reported in java mode as well.
-
Added reset methods to the Queue type objects (java/C++).
-
Added reset methods to the Input/TokenBuffer objects (java/C++).
-
Added reset methods to the SharedInputState objects (java/C++).
-
Added -h/-help/--help options. Adapted the year range in the copyright in
the help message.
-
Allow whitespace between $setxxx and following '('.
-
Give errors when target file/directory not writeable.
-
Changed the position of the init actions for
(..)* (..)+ to just inside the loop handling the closure. This way we
can check EOF conditions in the init action for each loop invocation. And
generate much better error messages. [POSSIBLE INCOMPATIBILITY]
Java Code Generation
C++ Code Generation
- Mirrored tabsize handling from java.
- README updates
- Configure/Makefile changes from David Scott Page
distclean targets + general cleanups etc... (see his mail)
- Removed sstream dependencies from ASTFactory
- Ported change 625 to C++ mode. (currentAST bug)
- Fixed a Makefile for sather removal.
- Fixed:In the command-line options, the docs say to use "-traceTreeWalker".
Alas, the code insists that you use "-traceTreeParser". That was
annoying to figure out. :)
- Tested with 'Sun WorkShop 6 2000/08/30 C++ 5.1 Patch 109490-01'. A few
small fixes.
- Verified build with gcc 2.8.1 and gcc 2.95.3.
- Fixed typo in config.hpp added fixes for 2.8.1.
- Dropped dependency on sstream from ASTFactory
- Misc fixes for 2.8.1
- Added config for Digital Tru64 C++ compiler. (courtesy Andre Moll)
- MetroWerks Codewarrior fixes from Ruslan Zasukhin.
- Define ANTLR_CCTYPE_NEEDS_STD if isprint needs std:: (RZ)
- Define ANTLR_CXX_SUPPORTS_UNCAUGHT_EXCEPTION if std::uncaught_exception
is supported by compiler. (RZ)
- Made XML support configurable with ANTLR_SUPPORT_XML define. (RZ)
- Moved some methods back to header for better inlining. (RZ)
- Added getASTFactory to treeparser. Marked setASTNodeFactory as
deprecated, added setASTFactory to Parser (improve consistency).
- Removed down and right initializers from BaseAST copy constructor, they
wreak havoc in relation to dupTree. (forgot who reported this)
- Added missing initializer for factory in TreeParser constructor.
- Added the possiblity to escape # characters. Added more preprocessor stuff
to be skipped. Changed error for ## into a warning.
- Some heterogeneous AST fixes.
- Made optimization of AST declarations constructions a little bit less
aggressive.
- Tightened up the generation of declarations for AST's.
- Updated a lot of #include "antlr/xx" to #include . Also
- Small addition for MSVC. (Jean-Daniel Fekete)
- Fixed missing 0 check in astfactory code.
- Also preprocess preheader actions and preambles for treegeneration code.
- Added to the C++ LexerSharedInputState an initialize function that
reinitializes the thing with a new stream.
- Bugfix: Initialized attribute filename a little bit earlier so error
message shows the filename in stead of 'null'.
- tokenNames vector is now a simple array not a vector.
- Optimizations in Tracer classes (dumped string's). Removed setTokenNames
from the support library. Switched tokenNames to use a char* array.
- Generate NUM_TOKENS attribute in parsers. Added getNumTokens methods to
parsers.
- Changes in MismatchedTokenException to reflect the previous.
- More fixes for XML I/O (xml-ish actually). It's a bit tidier now. Some
too advanced things removed (ios_base::failure). Embedding custom XML
elements in the stream should be possible now.
- Bugfix: in case of a certain order of header actions (pre_include_xx etc.)
one header action might overwrite another. Probably only affects C++.
- Fix from Emir Uner for KAI C++ cast string literal to 'const
char*' for make_pair.
- Improved exception handling in trace routines of parser. Patch submitted
by John Fremlin. Tracer class now catch exceptions from lexer. Fixed
forgotten message in BitSet.cpp.
- Added implementations for getLAChars and getMarkedChars.
C# Code Generation
C# code generation added by Micheal Jordan, Kunle Odutola and Anthony
Oguntimehin
- Based initial C# generator and runtime model on Java to aid code reuse/portability
- Added support for specifying an enclosing C# namespace for generated lexers/parsers/treeparsers
- Patch from Scott Ellis to optimize _saveIndex variable creation (eliminates related unused-varaible warnings)
- Incorporated Richard Ney's fixes for case-sensitive literals handling, TreeParser token-types classname and "unreachable code" warnings
- Added code to support better handling of C# preprocessor directives in action blocks
- Extensive reamp of heterogenous AST handling to match description in manual
- Added initializeASTFactory(ASTFactory f) method to generated Parsers to facilitate flexible TreeParser factory initialization
- Changed a few more member names in the ongoing quest for full CLS-compliance for the ANTLR C# runtime assembly - xx_tokenSet_xx
- Generated C# lexers/parsers/treeparsers now support tracing if built with the -traceXXXX options
- BREAKING CHANGE: initializeASTFactory(ASTFactory f) is now a static member
- ANTLR C# now includes more than twice as many examples as during the alpha/beta programmes - all examples supplied with build-and-run NAnt build
- ASTFactory.dup(AST t) doesn't use object.Clone() and copy constructors any more. It now uses reflection and interrogate the parameter instance and create a new instance of it's type.
- Support for heterogenous AST greatly improved after receiving detailed bug reports and repro-grammars from Daniel Gackle on the ANTLR list.
Bug Fixes
-
Removed imports from default package in Main.java examples.
- Fixed k=0 value causing exception.
- Ambig refs to ast variables caused a NullPointerException. Now it says:
class ErrorMaker extends TreeParser;
root
: #( WHATEVER SEMI {echo(#SEMI); } SEMI {echo(#SEMI); } )
;
error: Ambiguous reference to AST element SEMI in rule root
Thanks to "Oleg Pavliv"
- From: steve hurt
The second bug occurs when a user wants to
organize a suite of grammar files into seperate
directories. Due to a bug in the
tool it incorrectly forms the location of the
import/export vocabulary files. added a trim() to remove extra space.
- "Silvain Piree" gave me versions of Grammar*.java in preproc that used stringbuffers...much faster for inherited grammars.
- "Lloyd Dupont"
java grammar: Was 0..9 not 0..7 in ESC when starting with 4..7
assumed float not double; 3.0 was seen as float
- John Pybus<EMAIL_ADDRESS>sent in a major fix to handle f.g.super(); required rewrite of primary/postfix expression rules.
- put an "if GENAST" gate around import statements for AST types
in normal non-tree parsers.
- Thanks to Marco van Meegen
for his suggestion/help getting ANTLR
into shape for inclusion into eclipse IDE. I took his suggestion and
make the antlr.Tool object a simple variable reference so that multiple
kinds of Tool objects (such as one hooked into Eclipse) could be used
with ANTLR. This required simple changes but over *many* files!
- removed Sather support at the request of the supporter.
- add warning/error. Bad code gen with ^ or ! on tree root
when building trees in a tree walker grammar such as:
expr: #(PLUS^ expr expr)
| i:INT
;
Fortunately, ^ is simply redundant; removing it makes code ok.
Added a warning. Added an error message for ! saying that it
is not implemented.
- bug fix: incorrect code generation for #(. BLORT) in
tree walker grammar. Didn't properly handle the wildcard
root (missing _t==null check).
- bug fix. The lexer generator puts this assignment _after_ inserting
everything into the literals table: caseSensitiveLiterals = false;
Of course it needs to be before since ANTLRHashString depends on
it to calculate the hashCode. Not sure when this got fixed actually.
- Code gen bug fix: "if true {" could be generated sometimes in
the Lexer. I put (...) around an isolated true if it's generated
from JavaCodeGenerator.getLookaheadTestExpression.
- For large numbers of alternatives (>126) combined with syntactic predicates, there was a problem
whereby the syn pred testing code was not there. 2.7.1 introduced this problem. 2.7.2 has it right again.
- Removed syn pred testing gates on ast construction code; returnAST is ignored while in
try block while guessing. So, the tree construction in an invoked rule while guessing has no effect.
No need to test.
- Char ranges with ! on the alternative or range itself did not have the code necessary to delete the matched character from the token text.
- moved strip*(...) methods from Tool to StringUtils; updated mkjar accordingly.
- bug fix: a #(pippo) construct, which isn't allowed, caused a nullptr exception with kaffe.
It shouldn't get an exception. It now shows: "unexpected token: pippo" instead.
- a double ;; in antlr.g action and some stray semis were causing kjc to puke.
- the constructors of antlr/CharQueue.java and antlr/TokenQueue.java didn't check
for int overflow. They try to set queue size to the next higher multiple
of 2, which is not possible for all inputs (Integer.MAX_VALUE == 2^15-1). The
constructor loops forever for some inputs. Checked for huge size requests.
- The CharScanner.rewind(int) method did not rewind the column, just the input state. oops.
It now reads:
public void rewind(int pos) {
inputState.input.rewind(pos);
setColumn(inputState.tokenStartColumn); // ADDED
}
- Added warnings for labeled subrules.
- Robustified action.g - if currentRule = 0 a fitting error message is
printed.
ANTLR Installation
ANTLR comes as a single zip or compressed tar file. Unzipping the file you receive will produce a directory called antlr-2.7.2 with subdirectories antlr, doc, examples, cpp, and examples.cpp. You need to place the antlr-2.7.2 directory in your CLASSPATH environment variable. For example, if you placed antlr-2.7.2 in directory /tools, you need to append
/tools/antlr-2.7.2
to your CLASSPATH or.
\tools\antlr-2.7.2
if you work on Windoze.
References to antlr.* will map to /tools/antlr-2.7.2/antlr/*.class.
You must have at least JDK 1.1 installed properly on your machine. The ASTFrame AST viewer uses Swing 1.1.
JAR FILE
Try using the runtime library antlr.jar file. Place it in your CLASSPATH instead of the antlr-2.7.2 directory. The jar includes all parse-time files needed (this jar includes every .class file associated with ANTLR) You can run the antlr tool itself with the jar and your parsers.
RUNNING ANTLR
ANTLR is a command line tool (although many development environments let you run ANTLR on grammar files from within the environment). The main method within antlr.Tool is the ANTLR entry point.
java antlr.Tool file.g
The command-line option is -diagnostic, which generates a text file for each output parser class that describes the lookahead sets. Note that there are number of options that you can specify at the grammar class and rule level.
Here are the command line arguments:
ANTLR Parser Generator Version 2.7.2rc1 (20021221) 1989-2002 jGuru.com
usage: java antlr.Tool [args] file.g
-o outputDir specify output directory where all output generated.
-glib superGrammar specify location of supergrammar file.
-debug launch the ParseView debugger upon parser invocation.
-html generate a html file from your grammar.
-docbook generate a docbook sgml file from your grammar.
-diagnostic generate a textfile with diagnostics.
-trace have all rules call traceIn/traceOut.
-traceLexer have lexer rules call traceIn/traceOut.
-traceParser have parser rules call traceIn/traceOut.
-traceTreeParser have tree parser rules call traceIn/traceOut.
-h|-help|--help this message
If you have trouble running ANTLR, ensure that you have Java installed correctly and then ensure that you have the appropriate CLASSPATH set.


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{{"Current Game"}}
{{"Team 2 Bans"}}
{{"Team 2 - Red side"}}
{{player.summonerName}}
{{leagues[player.summonerId][0].name}}
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UPDATE: Protest against Kelowna's high number of unfounded sex assault files
by Parker CrookA protest against Kelowna's high rates of unfounded sexual assault cases is underway.
Calling it a protest of "RCMP rape culture," organizers asked participants to join together outside the RCMP station on Richter Street today at 11 a.m.
Kelowna RCMP are conducting a review of sexual assault allegations filed with the Kelowna detachment in 2018 that showed about 36 per cent of such charges were dismissed as unfounded. Provincially, about 15 per cent of such cases are declared unfounded while the national rate is 14 per cent.
Aden Withers, one of the protest organizers alongside Heather Friesen, estimated 50 people came together in protest.
"I'm happy that we had people come out. I wish we had a little bit more," said Friesen. "It feels really good to know that there are some people within this community that have power that are receptive, because there are some."
Friesen said she hopes that the protest will cause more people to combat rape culture.
Delaney Mazza, a protest supporter and Friesen's daughter, said they have seen strong support from passing vehicles.
"I hope it will be more helpful for women in the future," Mazzy said. "I myself no longer want justice. I want justice for my future generations. I myself have a son. I want to make sure that his friends don't have to experience this, or even him himself."
On Friday, Friesen said she spoke with the RCMP to inform them of the protest and was treated well by the officers.
While many of the signs are pointed at the RCMP, some, such as one of Friesen's signs, target Mayor Colin Basran's initial reaction to the statistics.
Basran issued an apology last week.
-With files from Kathy Michaels and Rob Munro.


| 003:190 Khan | : |
Verily! In the creation of the heavens and the earth, and in the alternation of night and day, there are indeed signs for men of understanding. |
| 003:190 Maulana | : |
In the creation of the heavens and the earth and the alternation of the night and the day, there are surely signs for men of understanding. |
| 003:190 Pickthal | : |
Lo! In the creation of the heavens and the earth and (in) the difference of night and day are tokens (of His Sovereignty) for men of understanding, |
| 003:190 Rashad | : |
In the creation of the heavens and the earth, and the alternation of night and day, there are signs for those who possess intelligence. |
| 003:190 Sarwar | : |
The creation of the heavens and the earth and the alternation of the day and the night are evidence (of the existence of God) for people of reason. |
| 003:190 Shakir | : |
Most surely in the creation of the heavens and the earth and the alternation of the night and the day there are signs for men who understand. |
| 003:190 Sherali | : |
In the creation of the heavens and the earth and in the alternation of the night and the day there are indeed Signs for men of understanding.; |
| 003:190 Yusufali | : |
Behold! in the creation of the heavens and the earth, and the alternation of night and day,- there are indeed Signs for men of understanding,- |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > وجوده Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Existence العلوم والفنون > الحث على التفكر و إستخدام العقل Science and Art> Urging to Think and Use the Mind العلوم والفنون > الحقائق العلمية و الإشاة إلى وقائع أيدتهاالإكتشافات العلمية > الإنسان في الكون Science and Art> The Scientific Facts and the Indication to Facts which have been supported by the Scientific Discoveries>Man in Universe
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NWC to undertake infrastructure work in Mona, expect delays
The National Water Commission (NWC) is reporting that it will be carrying out extension infrastructure work in sections of Mona Heights, St Andrew which will result in some displacement.
The works will start on Wednesday and are expected to be completed by December 7 and will be carried out on weekdays between 9:00 a.m and 5:00 p.m.
The scope of work will involve the construction of approximately 150 metres of collector trunk sewers, manholes and plot laterals and will begin at the intersections of Aralia Drive and Daisy Avenue toward the intersections of Palmetto and Bouganvilla Avenues.
For the duration of the work, residents living on the impacted roads will be permitted access to their properties while the motoring public is being advised to utilise alternate routes.
Motorists are also advised to follow the instructions of the flagmen as well as directional signs that will be posted in the vicinity of the worksite.


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Missile Command
问题描述 :
A battle consists of the following elements:
� Shots. A shot is a circularly explosive countermeasure. A shot has a fixed position and a duration of 2 seconds, during which its radius varies from 0 to 1km and then back to 0 according to the formula:
r = (1 � (t � 1)2)1/2
� The ground, at y = 0.
� Missiles. A missile is a point particle that moves at a constant velocity. If a missile collides with a shot, it is neutralized. If a missile hits the ground before being neutralized, it is considered to have hit its target.
� NOTE 1: If a missile hits a shot, the shot does not disappear � it may hit other missiles
� NOTE 2: Shots of 0 radius cannot hit missiles (e.g. a missile will go through an already expired shot).
Performance is evaluated on a simple point scale. The performance criteria are as follows:
� Every neutralized missile adds 1 point.
� Every missile allowed to hit its target subtracts 5 points.
� Every unnecessary shot subtracts 20 points. The number of unnecessary shots in a battle is the difference between the actual number of shots fired and size of the minimum subset of those shots that would have neutralized the same number of missiles.
输入:
nb
nm
mx my mdx mdy mt
…
ns
sx sy st
…
…
In the following legend, indentation denotes repetition of the indented block a number of times equal to the value of the preceding input item:
nb (0 < nb) � number of battles
nm (0 <= nm <= 20) � number of missiles
mx/my (0.0 < my) � initial missile position (in km)
mdx/mdy � missile velocity (in km/s)
mt (0.0 <= mt) � time since battle start of the missile’s entrance (in seconds)
ns (0 <= ns <= 20) � number of shots
sx/sy (1.0 <= sy) � shot position at time of detonation (in km)
st (0.0 <= st) � time since battle start of the shot’s detonation (in seconds)
输出:
nb
nm
mx my mdx mdy mt
…
ns
sx sy st
…
…
In the following legend, indentation denotes repetition of the indented block a number of times equal to the value of the preceding input item:
nb (0 < nb) � number of battles
nm (0 <= nm <= 20) � number of missiles
mx/my (0.0 < my) � initial missile position (in km)
mdx/mdy � missile velocity (in km/s)
mt (0.0 <= mt) � time since battle start of the missile’s entrance (in seconds)
ns (0 <= ns <= 20) � number of shots
sx/sy (1.0 <= sy) � shot position at time of detonation (in km)
st (0.0 <= st) � time since battle start of the shot’s detonation (in seconds)
样例输入:
2 2 4.0 8.0 0.0 -1.0 0.0 4.0 8.0 1.0 -1.0 0.0 1 4.0 4.0 3.0 3 4.0 10.0 0.0 -1.0 0.0 5.0 10.0 3.0 -6.0 4.0 13.0 10.0 -3.0 -5.0 4.0 3 4.0 5.0 3.0 7.0 8.0 4.0 9.0 4.0 4.0
样例输出:
-4 -17
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第二种解法如果数组有重复元素 就不正确
打字员路过。。。。。。算法是啥。。。能干嘛。。。。。。。。能吃么。。哎
递归还真是一门学问，学习了
不错，再多来的CF上面的题
这种二分还是比较经典！mark
此题的样例描述不正确
其实国内大部分公司对算法都不够重视。特别是中小型公司老板根本都不懂技术，也不懂什么是算法，从而也不要求程序员懂什么算法，做程序从来不考虑性能问题，只要页面能显示出来就是好程序，这是国内的现状，很无奈。
https://coding.net/moon/miracle
其实不需要用LCA，用DFS+vector更简单
very good solutions.
此时的数据量还是很小的，耗时却不短。这种方法确实可以，当然或许还有其他的优化方案，但是优化只能针对某些数据，不太可能在所有情况下都能在可接受的时间内求解出答案。


2. Getting started¶
2.1. Installation¶
Numscrypt is currently tested under Windows, Linux and OSX. To install it, type:
pip install numscrypt
from the command prompt. This will also install Transcrypt if it’s not yet there.
You can test your installation as follows:
- Go to directory ../Numscrypt-<version>/numscrypt/development/automated_tests/ndarray
- From the command prompt run transcrypt -b -c -m autotest.py. This will compile the autotests into file autotest.js and put it into the __javascript__ subdirectory. Do NOT go to that directory (there’s no need, stay where you went at point 4)
- From the command prompt run transcrypt -r autotest.py. This will run the autotests with CPython creating file autotest.html that refers to the generated autotest.js file
- Load the autotest.html into your browser, e.g. by clicking on it (tests were done with Chrome). It will load autotest.js, run it and compare the output with what was generated by CPython. It should report no errors
To experiment with Numscrypt yourself:
- Create a directory for your experiments
- Make your own thing there, e.g. experiment1.py
- Compile with transcrypt -b -c -m experiment1.py (The -c is only needed if you use complex numbers)
- Make an HTML page that will load your code in the browser. Use the HTML file generated by the autotest as an example of how to do that
- Load the HTML and and run the JavaSCript
2.1.1. Troubleshooting checklist¶
Problem installing NumPy. To be able to test back to back with CPython, NumPy has to be installed into Python 3.6. On Linux and OSX the simplest way to achieve this, is to use miniconda.
Problem installing Numscrypt into the right version of Python. Numscrypt and Transcrypt require Python 3.6. To be certain that the right version of Python is picked for installation, on Windows install with:
python36 -m pip install Transcrypt
On Linux install with:
python3.6 -m pip install Transcrypt
Preferably use the miniconda installation of Python 3.6 as described earlier in this checklist. Use the –upgrade switch to upgrade rather than first-time install, as described in pip’s documentation.


Lenses of Story & Story Machine
Shin Megami Tensei leans on its story to make any sense this is because without it the game would just seem as this giant thrown together, random mess but with the story the player can understand the reasons behind the actions of the main character and any side characters, during the beginning of the game the main character finds himself in jail without the storyline to explain why you were thrown in there it would just be a random stage or area to fight enemies but with the storyline the player can understand the police put him there for misunderstanding and so the player can meet new party members and build the party, this also helped explain why you get the function to summon demons as you meet a man it is trapped in a cell who gives the function to you.
The story in SMT is very deep and builds a complex adventure for the main character as this story is needed to make the game not boring, it is supported by the actions of the character and the NPCs in the game as the story will change depending on actions the player chooses. Although in the game it is never directly stated the main character cares about the fate of the world it is pretty obvious that if the world was being overrun by demons and everyone you cared about was either turning into demons or being killed by them that you would fight to save your own life and people you care about, during the beginning of the game although we don't meet the main character's father the mother shortly after the start is killed by a demon that eats her and takes her form to pretend to be her main character killed her and continues on the story.
For most of the story it seems like the other party members have specific drives one party member craves power and naturally he turns to the chaotic side the other party member dies and is reincarnated as “Jesus” without the game directly calling him that the only party member that will stick with you no matter what choices you make in the game is the female lead while the other two you can either join one of them or go against both of them and end up killing them.
The main obstacles in SMT are the fluctuation and how many party members you can rely on as said the two male party members that accompany you at the beginning of the game will leave at different times and may join you again depending on your choices however you also will lose party members based on your alignment of lawful or chaotic or because of storyline will disappear from your party for a period of time, at one point in the game you lose all your party members and any demons you could normally summon this part of the game fits in with the storyline and is very hard to complete on your own although there isn't one specific antagonist behind the game as with the SMT series the main point of the game is a fight behind two opposing ideologies, one is the strong will survive and should rule while the other is that those who don't follow the law should be permanently removed neither ideology is 100% bad or good hence the reason for the neutral option in the storyline.


Uses of Class
com.restfb.annotation.GraphAPI
| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.restfb.types |
Default implementations of Facebook
Graph API Objects.
|
| com.restfb.types.ads |
Special types to interact with the Facebook Marketing
API.
|
| com.restfb.types.send |
Contains all types that are necessary to interact with
Facebook Send API.
|
| com.restfb.types.webhook |
-
Uses of GraphAPI in com.restfb.types
Methods in com.restfb.types with annotations of type GraphAPI Modifier and Type Method Description boolean
Account. addPerm(String permission)
Deprecated.boolean
Post. addWithTag(NamedFacebookType withTag)
Deprecated.List<PageAdminNote>
Page. getAdminNotes()
Notes of this pageInteger
Event. getAttendingCount()
Number of people attending the eventString
User. getBio()
The user's biographical snippet.Boolean
Comment. getCanReplyPrivately()
Whether the viewer can send a private reply to this comment (Page viewers only)Boolean
Post. getCanReplyPrivately()
Whether the viewer can send a private reply to this post (Page viewers only)String
Post. getCaption()
The caption of the link (appears beneath the link name).String
Event. getCategory()
The category of the event.String
Video. getContentCategory()
The content category of this video.Integer
Event. getDeclinedCount()
Number of people who declined the eventString
Post. getDescription()
A description of the link (appears beneath the link caption).Boolean
Video. getEmbeddable()
Whether the video is embeddable.Event
Photo. getEvent()
If this object has a place, the event associated with the placeEvent
Video. getEvent()
If this object has a place, the event associated with the place.Long
Page. getFanCount()
The number of likes the page has.String
Video. getFeedType()
Whether or not the video is highlighted in Video Channel.Post.FeedTargeting
Post.Targeting. getGeoLocations()
Long
Event. getInterestedCount()
Number of people interested in the event.Boolean
Video. getIsCrosspostingEligible()
Specifies if the video is eligible for crossposting.Boolean
Page. getIsWebhooksSubscribed()
Indicates whether the application is subscribed for real time updates from this pageList<PageLabel>
Page. getLabels()
Page labels of this pageList<PageLabel>
User. getLabels()
Page labels of this userLikes
Page. getLikes()
The Pages that this Page Likes.Long
Page. getLikesCount()
The number of likes the page has.String
Post. getLink()
The link attached to this post.Integer
Video. getLiveAudienceCount()
Number of unique people who watched the video broadcast when it was live.String
Video. getLiveStatus()
The live status of the video.String
Event. getLocation()
Deprecated.with API version 2.3, useplace
field insteadInteger
Event. getMaybeCount()
Number of people who maybe going to the eventString
VideoCopyright. getMonitoringStatus()
Whether the video is monitored successfully for copyright.String
Post. getName()
The name of the link.Integer
Event. getNoreplyCount()
Number of people who did not reply to the eventString
Post. getObjectId()
The Facebook object id for an uploaded photo or video.Double
Place. getOverallRating()
Overall Rating of Place, on a 5-star scale. 0 means not enough data to get a combined rating.List<String>
Account. getPerms()
Deprecated.since graph api v3.1, use getTasks() insteadPlace
Event. getPlace()
Location associated with the event, if any.Conversation
Comment. getPrivateReplyConversation()
For comments with private replies, gets conversation between the Page and author of the comment (Page viewers only)Boolean
Video. getPublished()
Whether a post about this video is published.Date
Video. getScheduledPublishTime()
The time that the video is scheduled to be published.String
User. getShortName()
Shortened, locale-aware name for the person.String
Post. getSource()
If available, the source link attached to this post (for example, a flash or video file).NamedFacebookType
Post. getTarget()
The profile this was posted on if different from the author.String
Video. getTitle()
The video title or captionString
Post. getType()
A string indicating the object type of this post.Location
Event. getVenue()
Deprecated.with API version 2.3, useEvent.getPlace()
field insteadList<Location>
Event. getVenueList()
Deprecated.with API version 2.3, useEvent.getPlace()
insteadList<NamedFacebookType>
Post. getWithTags()
Deprecated.boolean
Account. removePerm(String permission)
Deprecated.since graph api v3.1, useAccount.removeTask(java.lang.String)
insteadboolean
Post. removeWithTag(NamedFacebookType withTag)
Deprecated. -
Uses of GraphAPI in com.restfb.types.ads
Methods in com.restfb.types.ads with annotations of type GraphAPI Modifier and Type Method Description List<AdCampaignIssuesInfo>
AdSet. getIssuesInfo()
List<AdCampaignIssuesInfo>
Campaign. getIssuesInfo()
List<String>
Targeting. getPageTypes()
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Uses of GraphAPI in com.restfb.types.send
Classes in com.restfb.types.send with annotations of type GraphAPI Modifier and Type Class Description class
ListTemplatePayload
Deprecated.with Graph API 4.0 this is no longer supportedclass
OpenGraphTemplatePayload
Deprecated.with Graph API 4.0 this is no longer supported -
Uses of GraphAPI in com.restfb.types.webhook
Classes in com.restfb.types.webhook with annotations of type GraphAPI Modifier and Type Class Description class
PageConversation
Deprecated.for 3.3+ directly and for all other versions on December 31, 2019.
Account.addTask(java.lang.String)
instead


This challenge needs you to implement a Point class so that the following code returns true.
new Point( new Point(10, 20) + new Point(30, 50) ).toString() === '{40,70}';


Match Play. Red leads 2-1 to 7. How should Red play 32?
pips Red=140 White=118
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
This is not the time to give up the anchor by hitting with 21/16*, tempting though that might be. One return hit from White and Red could easily lose a gammon. Making the 3-pt with 6/3, 5/3 is correct by a long way and any other move is a blunder or worse.
Also, Red owns the cube so he can build towards an effective redouble if that becomes necessary. In a lot of scenarios Red will play on for a gammon but owning the cube is very powerful in positions like this one.
Also, Red owns the cube so he can build towards an effective redouble if that becomes necessary. In a lot of scenarios Red will play on for a gammon but owning the cube is very powerful in positions like this one.
1. Cubeful 0-ply 6/3 5/3 Eq.: +0.834 0.722 0.313 0.025 - 0.278 0.120 0.003 2. Cubeful 0-ply 21/16* Eq.: +0.653 (-0.181) 0.665 0.300 0.026 - 0.335 0.149 0.004 3. Cubeful 0-ply 17/15 8/5 Eq.: +0.492 (-0.342) 0.617 0.225 0.014 - 0.383 0.127 0.002 4. Cubeful 0-ply 17/14 8/6 Eq.: +0.469 (-0.364) 0.609 0.221 0.013 - 0.391 0.128 0.002 5. Cubeful 0-ply 17/14 6/4 Eq.: +0.468 (-0.366) 0.616 0.234 0.017 - 0.384 0.162 0.004


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[2017/02/14 18:48:01.384] [executor:js_test:job1] 2017-02-14T18:48:01.384+0000 Running id_index_replication.js...
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(void) | - registerDeviceToken:withAlias: |
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(void) | - unRegisterDeviceToken |
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(UAirship *) | + shared |
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(void) | + setLogging: |
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(void) | + takeOff: |
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NSString * | deviceAlias |
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UA_ASIHTTPRequest * | registerRequest |
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NSString * | deviceToken |
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UAAnalytics * | analytics |
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NSString * | server |
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NSString * | appId |
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NSString * | appSecret |
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BOOL | deviceTokenHasChanged |
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BOOL | ready |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


“I live in Ireland every day in a drizzly dream of a Dublin walk.” - John Geddes
We landed in Dublin, exhausted and bleary eyed. After a dizzying cab ride, we arrived in city center. Fighting sleep (and jet lag) and lingering over a cup of coffee in a small cafe is my first memory of the city.
Having never been to Ireland before, Dublin was the perfect place to start. It's so easy to get lost in a new city - around every corner were gardens, cathedrals, and shops to explore. The urban energy was contagious.
We walked and walked, until our legs were sore and our minds exhausted. Then we collapsed into bed, ready to leave the city behind and drive across the country.
Pembroke Townhouse - http://www.pembroketownhouse.ie/
Waterloo Bar & Grill - http://www.thewaterloobarandgrill.ie/
Farm Restaurant - http://www.thefarmfood.ie/
Searson's of Baggot Street - http://searsonsbar.ie/


--- Day 22: Wizard Simulator 20XX ---
Little Henry Case decides that defeating bosses with swords and stuff is boring. Now he's playing the game with a wizard. Of course, he gets stuck on another boss and needs your help again.
In this version, combat still proceeds with the player and the boss taking alternating turns. The player still goes first. Now, however, you don't get any equipment; instead, you must choose one of your spells to cast. The first character at or below 0
hit points loses.
 However, since you do magic damage, your opponent's armor is ignored, and so the boss effectively has zero armor as well. As before, if armor (from a spell, in this case) would reduce damage below 1
, it becomes 1
instead - that is, the boss' attacks always deal at least 1
damage.
On each of your turns, you must select one of your spells to cast. If you cannot afford to cast any spell, you lose. Spells cost mana; you start with 500 mana, but have no maximum limit. You must have enough mana to cast a spell, and its cost is immediately deducted when you cast it. Your spells are Magic Missile, Drain, Shield, Poison, and Recharge.
- Magic Missile costs
53
mana. It instantly does4
damage. - Drain costs
73
mana. It instantly does2
damage and heals you for2
hit points. - Shield costs
113
mana. It starts an effect that lasts for6
turns. While it is active, your armor is increased by7
. - Poison costs
173
mana. It starts an effect that lasts for6
turns. At the start of each turn while it is active, it deals the boss3
damage. - Recharge costs
229
mana. It starts an effect that lasts for5
turns. At the start of each turn while it is active, it gives you101
new mana.
Effects all work the same way. Effects apply at the start of both the player's turns and the boss' turns. Effects are created with a timer (the number of turns they last); at the start of each turn, after they apply any effect they have, their timer is decreased by one. If this decreases the timer to zero, the effect ends. You cannot cast a spell that would start an effect which is already active. However, effects can be started on the same turn they end.
For example, suppose the player has 10
hit points and 250
mana, and that the boss has 13
hit points and 8
damage:
-- Player turn --
- Player has 10 hit points, 0 armor, 250 mana
- Boss has 13 hit points
Player casts Poison.
-- Boss turn --
- Player has 10 hit points, 0 armor, 77 mana
- Boss has 13 hit points
Poison deals 3 damage; its timer is now 5.
Boss attacks for 8 damage.
-- Player turn --
- Player has 2 hit points, 0 armor, 77 mana
- Boss has 10 hit points
Poison deals 3 damage; its timer is now 4.
Player casts Magic Missile, dealing 4 damage.
-- Boss turn --
- Player has 2 hit points, 0 armor, 24 mana
- Boss has 3 hit points
Poison deals 3 damage. This kills the boss, and the player wins.
Now, suppose the same initial conditions, except that the boss has 14
hit points instead:
-- Player turn --
- Player has 10 hit points, 0 armor, 250 mana
- Boss has 14 hit points
Player casts Recharge.
-- Boss turn --
- Player has 10 hit points, 0 armor, 21 mana
- Boss has 14 hit points
Recharge provides 101 mana; its timer is now 4.
Boss attacks for 8 damage!
-- Player turn --
- Player has 2 hit points, 0 armor, 122 mana
- Boss has 14 hit points
Recharge provides 101 mana; its timer is now 3.
Player casts Shield, increasing armor by 7.
-- Boss turn --
- Player has 2 hit points, 7 armor, 110 mana
- Boss has 14 hit points
Shield's timer is now 5.
Recharge provides 101 mana; its timer is now 2.
Boss attacks for 8 - 7 = 1 damage!
-- Player turn --
- Player has 1 hit point, 7 armor, 211 mana
- Boss has 14 hit points
Shield's timer is now 4.
Recharge provides 101 mana; its timer is now 1.
Player casts Drain, dealing 2 damage, and healing 2 hit points.
-- Boss turn --
- Player has 3 hit points, 7 armor, 239 mana
- Boss has 12 hit points
Shield's timer is now 3.
Recharge provides 101 mana; its timer is now 0.

Boss attacks for 8 - 7 = 1 damage!
-- Player turn --
- Player has 2 hit points, 7 armor, 340 mana
- Boss has 12 hit points
Shield's timer is now 2.
Player casts Poison.
-- Boss turn --
- Player has 2 hit points, 7 armor, 167 mana
- Boss has 12 hit points
Shield's timer is now 1.
Poison deals 3 damage; its timer is now 5.
Boss attacks for 8 - 7 = 1 damage!
-- Player turn --
- Player has 1 hit point, 7 armor, 167 mana
- Boss has 9 hit points
Shield's timer is now 0.
Shield wears off, decreasing armor by 7.
Poison deals 3 damage; its timer is now 4.
Player casts Magic Missile, dealing 4 damage.
-- Boss turn --
- Player has 1 hit point, 0 armor, 114 mana
- Boss has 2 hit points
Poison deals 3 damage. This kills the boss, and the player wins.
You start with 50 hit points and 500 mana points. The boss's actual stats are in your puzzle input. What is the least amount of mana you can spend and still win the fight? (Do not include mana recharge effects as "spending" negative mana.)


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