Contents
Overview
XML&HTML Sitemap is a Windows application for easily and simultaneously generating XML and HTML sitemaps.
Generated XML files (sitemap.xml) conform to the Sitemaps XML format, and thus you can submit them to services such as Google Webmaster Tools without change. Generated HTML sitemaps (sitemap.html) can be freely altered and published in your websites.
Features
- Sitemap generation from local files
- Customizable template files for HTML sitemaps
Usage
Most operation can be done in the following main window.
Basic
Basic usage is as follows:
- Specify a URL of your website in the URL text box.
- Specify a folder to save sitemaps in the Save in text box.
-
Turn on the following check boxes:
- Generate sitemap.xml: To generate an XML sitemap.
- Generate sitemap.html: To generate an HTML sitemap.
- Click Run, then sitemap generation executed.
Generating sitemaps from local files
Turning on the Generate from local files check box, you can generate sitemaps from local files. In this case, sitemaps is generated without accessing the actual website. Addresses written in the sitemaps are the ones obtained by converting local file paths into addresses based on the URL specified in the URL text box.
Details of each item
This section explains the details of each setting item available in the main window.
Basic items
- URL: Specifies a URL of a website to generate sitemaps. Begin with
http(s)://
. - Exclude: Specifies patterns representing files and directories to be excluded from sitemaps. (Details are explained later.)
- Encoding: Specifies an encoding of web pages on the website.
- Save in: Specifies a folder to save sitemaps.
Wildcards are available for patterns written in the Exclude text box above.
The wildcard *
represents an arbitrary string, and ?
represents an arbitrary character.
To specify multiple patterns, separate them with the ;
character.
Here are some examples of patterns. This example explains the case of generating sitemaps for http://example.com.
| Pattern | Explanation |
|---|---|
*.gif;*.png;*.jpg | Exclude GIF, PNG, and JPG files |
/img/* | Exclude the http://example.com/img directory |
Options
- Include not found files: Includes files that cannot be accessed with errors such as 404 into sitemaps
- Generate from local files: Generates sitemaps from local files. Specify in the Path text box the location of a local file corresponding to the home page of the site.
XML Sitemaps
- Change freq: Corresponds to the
changefreq
tag of XML sitemaps. - Priority: Corresponds to the
priority
tag of XML sitemaps. - Last mod: Corresponds to the
lastmod
tag of XML sitemaps.
HTML Sitemaps
- Pate title: Specify a string to use as the title of each webpage.
Templates
The accompanied template.html
file is a template file for HTML sitemaps.
You can freely edit the file as you like.
The template file may contain special tags for inserting results. The table below shows the list of available special tags.
| Tag | Explanation |
|---|---|
<%sitemap /> | Sitemap |
<%home_title /> | Title of home page |
<%date format="..." /> | Date |
<%time format="..." /> | Time |
The format
attribute of the <%date>
and <%time>
tags
specifies a format of date or time.
The format specification is common to the one of .NET.
See Custom Date and Time Format Strings
for details.
Here are some examples of date/time format specifications.
| Example | Result |
|---|---|
<%date format="MM-dd-yy" /> | 07-31-99 |
<%date format="MMMM d, yyyy" /> | July 31, 1999 |
<%time format="hh:mm tt" /> | 03:05 PM |
<%time format="HH:mm.ss" /> | 15:05.25 |


🛠 Tech Stack
About me
I am passionate about Computer Science because it offers endless opportunities to learn and apply
new technologies to real-world problems. Creating something from scratch and watching my ideas
come to life is a feeling that never gets old. The constantly evolving technology landscape
fascinates me, as it continues to impact every aspect of our lives, from business to healthcare to
entertainment.
In addition to my Master's degree in Computer Science with a specialization in Data Science, I am also a jack of all trades in the technology field. With extensive experience in machine learning, deep learning, web development, computer vision, database management, and more, I am equipped to excel in diverse roles. My versatility and adaptability allow me to quickly pick up new skills and technologies as needed, making me an invaluable asset to any project.
Resume
Lets walk through my education and experience.
Education
MASTER OF ENGINEERING - COMPUTER SCIENCE
2021 - 2023
University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio
Relevant Coursework: Intelligent Data Analysis, Machine Learning, Cloud Computing, Database theory, Advanced Algorithms.
BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY - COMPUTER SCIENCE
2017 - 2021
Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute Of Technology, Hyderabad, India
Co-Curricular & Volunteering
App Developer Facilitator
Google’s Developer Student Club, GRIET
FEB 2019 - MAY 2020
• Conducted workshops to provide students with hands-on experience and practical knowledge of
cutting-edge technologies.
• Collaborated with other experts in the field to develop and deliver engaging and informative
workshops.
• Designed workshop content to be accessible and engaging for students of all skill levels.
• Focused on technologies that are in high demand in the job market to help students prepare for their
future careers.
Senior Webmaster
Computer Society of India, GRIET
AUG 2019 - JUNE 2020
• Developed the Student Body website from scratch and handled it for two years.
• Organized and managed Technical & Non-technical Events/workshops for fellow students.
Student Mentor
Advanced Academic Center - GRIET
APR 2019 - JUNE 2019
• Guided and supported fellow students in web development project.
• Provided guidance on planning, tools, technologies, challenges, coding, and design principles.
• Reviewed and provided feedback on code, assisted in testing and debugging.
• Helped students gain valuable skills and knowledge for their careers.
Volunteer
Centienel spark Technologies Pvt Ltd
MAR 2019
• Conducted a Hackathon for Telangana Residential School students.
• Taught students different techniques of programming and problem-solving.
Professional Experience
Data Analyst Intern
Eversoft Technologies, Charlotte, NC
DEC 2022 - FEB 2023
• Conducted data analysis using SQL and R to identify trends, patterns, and insights in large
datasets.
• Developed and maintained databases, data pipelines, and reporting systems using technologies such as
AWS Glue and Google BigQuery
• Automated data collection, processing, and reporting processes to improve efficiency using Python and
Apache Storm.
• Developed a predictive model using R that reduced customer churn by 20%.
• Built a data dashboard using Tableau that provided real-time insights and improved operations by 15%.
Freelance Web Developer
Summit Locations, Hyderabad,India
APR 2021 - MAY 2021
• Designed and developed an ecommerce web application on both client and server-side using Django.
• Handled cross-browser compatibility issues.
• Optimized website design for mobile devices, including smartphones and tablets.
• Utilized version control software, such as Git, to manage code releases.
Computer Vision and ML Engineer
SwiftAI, Hyderabad,India
SEP 2020 - MAR 2021
• Deployed a search engine to production to conditionally recommend websites with the cheapest price of
a particular product, saving the customer’s surf time by 10 mins.
• Trained the dataset on various Deep neural network architecture for best classification and developed
an
interface using Flask framework and deployed its docker image on Azure and AWS.
• Scheduled and designed every phase of the implementation process using Python and assessed to meet
the goal optimally in both time and budget aspects.
• Gained an experience in design, testing, and analysis of machine learning algorithm performance and
comparison between different algorithms.
• Lead multiple disciplines to develop an advanced research process which yielded 1.1$ million in
profits.
Data Science Intern
Ekalavya, India
JAN 2020 - AUG 2020
• Fetched data on a AWS Redshift database using SQL (PostgreSQL), up to 10,000,000 of rows.
• Processed, cleaned and formatted various data using NumPy and Pandas.
• Implemented a machine learning regression model (random forest) for time series prediction in 3
weeks.
• Evaluating model performance and making improvements as needed
• Dockerized the application and pushed to ECR. Scaled and monitored the model using AWS SageMaker
Portfolio
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ATTACK HELL
Two men rushed to hospital after Rutherglen murder bid as forensic cops seal off pub
by Graham MannTWO men were rushed to hospital after a Rutherglen murder bid - as forensic cops seal off a local pub.
Police confirmed that two men, aged 27 and 51, were badly hurt on East Kilbride Road last night as they probe an attempted murder and serious assault.
They were called to the car park of boozer The Braes after the alarm was raised at 10.40pm last night.
The two men hurt in the disturbance were taken to Hairmyers Hospital.
Pics from the incident show a number of forensic officers and cop cars at the scene.
Anyone with information should contact Cambuslang Police Office via 101, quoting reference number 4250 of Sunday December 8.
Alternatively, you can contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 1111.
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EQ OR IQ?
Are Your Emotions Getting the Better of You?
In this post I will define what it means to be Emotionally Intelligent and highlight the importance of developing EQ for success in life
EQ or rather the Emotional Quotient (EQ) defines the capacity not just be aware of our emotions and the emotions of others, but also how we control and express ourselves and the effect this has on other people.
Our emotions can drive our behaviour, impacting others (be it positive or negative) which is why it is important to understand how to manage them - especially in stressful situations.
With the rise of artifical intelligence, hard skills are becoming easier to replace, which is why it is more important than ever to develop valuable soft skills.
Emotional Intelligence is:
- Indentifying emotions
- Evaluating how others feel
- Controlling our own emotions
- Perceiving how others feel
- Relating to others
The Intelligence Quotient (IQ) differs to our emotional quotient and while a high IQ is desirable, it does not guarantee success in life. A developed EQ will allow you to understand and control how others perceive you, and it is a skill which can be learned and strengthened.
The Intelligence Quotient is identified by:
- Quantitative reasoning
- Working & short-term memory
- Visual & spatial processing
- Knowledge of the world
Having a well developed EQ can lead to a happier, healthier life, with better relationships.


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Risk
问题描述 :
During the course of play, a player often engages in a sequence of conquests with the goal of transferring a large mass of armies from some starting country to a destination country. Typically, one chooses the intervening countries so as to minimize the total number of countries that need to be conquered. Given a description of the gameboard with 20 countries each with between 1 and 19 connections to other countries, your task is to write a function that takes a starting country and a destination country and computes the minimum number of countries that must be conquered to reach the destination. You do not need to output the sequence of countries, just the number of countries to be conquered including the destination. For example, if starting and destination countries are neighbors, then your program should return one.
The following connection diagram illustrates the first sample input.
输入:
There can be multiple test sets in the input file; your program should continue reading and processing until reaching the end of file. There will be at least one path between any two given countries in every country configuration.
输出:
样例输入:
1 3 2 3 4 3 4 5 6 1 6 1 7 2 12 13 1 8 2 9 10 1 11 1 11 2 12 17 1 14 2 14 15 2 15 16 1 16 1 19 2 18 19 1 20 1 20 5 1 20 2 9 19 5 18 19 16 20
样例输出:
Test Set #1 1 to 20: 7 2 to 9: 5 19 to 5: 6 18 to 19: 2 16 to 20: 2
解题代码:
//* @author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>import java.util.Scanner; public class Main { static int[][] w=new int[21][21]; static final int n=20; public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner in=new Scanner(System.in); int cnt=0; while(in.hasNext()) { cnt++; for(int i=0;i< n;i++) for(int j=0;j< n;j++) w[i][j]=9999999; for(int i=0;i< n-1;i++) { int u=in.nextInt(); for(int j=0;j< u;j++) { int v=in.nextInt(); w[i][v-1]=w[v-1][i]=1; } } for(int k=0;k< n;k++) for(int i=0;i< n;i++) for(int j=0;j< n;j++) w[i][j]=Math.min(w[i][j], w[i][k]+w[k][j]); int c=in.nextInt(); System.out.println("Test Set #"+cnt); while((c--)!=0) { int a1=in.nextInt(); int a2=in.nextInt(); System.out.println(a1+" to "+a2+": "+w[a1-1][a2-1]); } System.out.println(); } } }
楼主你能把scanf( "%d%*" ,&T );中%*的用法详细说明吗
这个是代码高亮功能，那就再换一个颜色
Good task for the group. Hold it up for every yeara??s winner. This is a excellent oppotunity for a lot more enhancement. Indeed, obtaining far better and much better is constantly the crucial. Just like my pal suggests on the truth about ab muscles, he just keeps obtaining much better.
太变态了。我用hash居然超时了。这样break掉居然都行啊。。。
约瑟夫也用说这么长……很成熟的一个问题了，分治的方法解起来o(n)就可以了，有兴趣可以看看具体数学的第一章，关于约瑟夫问题推导出了一系列的结论，很漂亮
上面的评论很起劲，为什么我看不懂啊
正解，我的方法占用的内存更多些
#!/usr/bin/env python def cou(n): arr = [1]
[…] 答案：http://www.acmerblog.com/interview-2-1549/ […]
是穷举，但是代码有优化（v数组），并不是2^n。测试数据应该没问题，之前有超时的代码。
真心不错，力顶作者
很强大啊，佩服
排版


James Set For EPL Move?
by SL InternationalJames Rodriguez's Real Madrid nightmare could come to an end in January after a Premier League side reportedly identified him as a key transfer target.
Read: The Richest Footballers In The World, Part Two
Despite enjoying a strong debut season with Los Blancos in the 2014/15 campaign, Rodriguez has endured a nightmare spell at the club after falling out of favour with manager Zinedine Zidane, which included a two-season loan spell at Bayern Munich.
The Colombia international returned to the Santiago Bernabeu this season, but reportedly remains out of Zidane's plans for the team, which could force him to leave the club in the January transfer window.
Choose the left winger for SA's Real Madrid Dream Team & win a replica shirt!
According to El Desmarque, Premier League giants Arsenal have offered the 28-year-old a route out and are planning to launch a £35 million (R660 million) offer in a bid to secure his services.
The same report suggested that Rodriguez is reluctant to entertain an approach from the Gunners, however, as he prefers a move to Italy or France over the Premier League.
Read: 'Mbappe Will Join Real Madrid'
Rodriguez has recorded 37 goals and 41 assists in 120 appearances for Real since joining from AS Monaco in 2014.


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Obolo Qwerty keyboard is a simple keyboard, in QWERTY layout, for typing Obolo language.
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Ugh, it can be so hard to read out those viral tweets when you have to put your phone down to clap👏between👏each👏word. Make us an app that, as we speak into it, will automatically insert a clap sound as we verbally spread these posts like wildfire. [Thirty👏nine👏points]


---
layout: post
authors: ["Daniel Chen"]
title: "Revamping the Instructor Survey"
date: 2014-11-02
time: "06:00:00"
tags: ["Teaching"]
---
In September, Greg Wilson wrote a
blog post
on "building better teachers" that was inspired in part by an
issue
brought up by John Blischak on reporting time spent on lessons.
In order for us capture this information,
we decided to revamp our post-workshop instructor survey.
First Round of Data Collection
We began by asking all the instructors who participated in teaching this past
summer to report time spent teaching various subjects (Shell, Python, Git, etc) and
anything that worked or did not work during the workshop. A
pull request provided
the first pieces of data for instructors with regards to hours spent
on each topic.
|
Git |
Python |
Shell |
SQL |
| N |
8 |
5 |
8 |
1 |
| min |
1 |
4 |
1.5 |
3 |
| median |
2.25 |
4.5 |
3 |
3 |
| mean |
2.06 |
4.9 |
2.8 |
3 |
| max |
3.5 |
6 |
3.5 |
3 |
Other than Git, the times were fairly consistent with one another.
I say "other than Git", because Damien Irving manages to teach it
in one hour by having the participants type along command by command,
but not have them complete any challenges. (There is a
recording
of him doing this for those who would like to see how this works.)
Additionally, we only had one workshop that responded that covered all
four topics; SQL is usually left out in place of more Python.
Revamped Survey
The individual questions for the survey are at the end of this post.
However, there are a few questions for the other instructors to keep
in mind while reviewing the survey:
-
What order should the questions be presented in?
Should we ask all the questions pertaining to shell, then all the
questions relating to Python, etc., (questions by
lesson) or should we have a section for time, deviation
from the repo material, etc and have all the topics under each
section (lessons by question)?
-
Is there any other information you think would be useful
to track? I have added questions about the Software
Carpentry Windows installer and Ipython Notebook
use/installation/problems— what else should be there?
-
Would you take this survey? Is it too
long? Is the question format clumsy? Any feedback on the survey
design and layout is greatly appreciated.
-
Are the reference examples for the Likert scale questions
well spaced? The reason for the reference example is to
provide some context for instructors so we can have some
standardized set of responses.
-
How feasible is it to track individual topics in a
lesson? John mentioned that time spent on an entire
lesson (i.e., total time for python) is not that useful when
instructors are trying to pace the lesson. For example, if there
is only 30 minutes left for Python, is there enough time to teach
the v5 testing material?
First Draft of Revamped Survey
The live survey can be
found here
The static post of the survey is replicated below:
- First name (text box - required)
- Last name (text box - required)
-
Workshop website (text box - required): this is the web url for the
workshop. It provides a more standard way for us to pull the date and location.
- Attendees:
- What fraction of the attendees were complete beginners (no coding/command line experience at all)
- What fraction of the attendees were novices (doing copy-and-paste coding without really understanding it)
- What fraction of the attendees were intermediate (already using the shell and writing multi-page programs)
- These questions are on a 5 point scale via radio buttons: None, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, All
- Did you use the SWC Installer? (radio button - required): Yes, No, I was not aware there was one, Other (text box)
- Any comments about the SWC installer? (text box - optional)
-
What topics did you teach and how long did it take (in hours)? (matrix of radio buttons - required)
On the Y-axis are the lessons (Shell, Git, Python, etc...) the X-axis has time in hours (1, 1.5, 2, ..., 7.5, NA)
- If you taught 'other' please describe what you taught and how long it took (e.g., "SVN (3.5); SPSS (3); SAS(2.5)")
- Material:
- How much of the SWC material did you use for Shell?
- How much of the SWC material did you use for Git?
- How much of the SWC material did you use for Python?
- How much of the SWC material did you use for R
- How much of the SWC material did you use for Matlab
- How much of the SWC material did you use for Mercurial?
- How much of the SWC material did you use for Make?
- there are on a 6-point likert scale 0 - 7
- 0 - I wrote all my material from scratch
- 1 - I used some SWC material as well as material I've written myself
- 2 - I used about 50/50 SWC material and my own material
- 3 - Minor tweaks to order and/or example problems
- 4 - I taught SWC material verbatim
- 5 - I taught SWC material verbatim + more topics
- What other SWC material did you teach (text box - optional)
- What Shell material was covered? (check boxes - select all that apply)
- files and directories
- creating things
- pipes and filters
- scripting
- finding things
- other (text box)
- What Python material was covered (check boxes - select all that apply)
- variables and assignment
- functions
- loops
- conditionals
- NumPy
- Pandas
- defensive programming
- the command line
- other (text box)
- What Git material was covered?
- recording history
- push and pull
- merging conflicts
- branching
- licensing and open source
- other (text box)
- What SQL material was covered?
- selecting
- soring and removing duplicates
- filtering
- calculating new values
- nulls
- aggregation
- join
- updating and deleting
- using in programs
- other (text box)
- Any other comments regarding the material and/or adherence to the material? (text box - optional)
- Any problems with the Git installation? (text box - optional): this question is mainly targeted to Git issues on a mac
- Any problems with the IPython notebook? (text box - optional): targeted to why the ipython notebook and/or kernel was restarted
- Anything else? (text box - optional): for anything else that the survey missed and/or comments about the survey itself


Vision
As a vision holder
I want uSDLC to provide authentication and authorisation
so that public access can be restricted as needed
The uSDLC authorisation system is more for convenience than security. If a project manager does not want to see code that supports activation, it can be hidden. Once functionality has been completed for a section, it can change restricted.


White House gift shop site crashes over demand for coin celebrating Kim and Trump
White House gift shop site crashes over demand for coin celebrating Kim and Trump
White House gift shop site crashes over demand for coin celebrating Kim and Trump
White House gift shop site crashes over demand for coin celebrating Kim and Trump
White House gift shop site crashes over demand for coin celebrating Kim and Trump
White House gift shop site crashes over demand for coin celebrating Kim and Trump
White House gift shop site crashes over demand for coin celebrating Kim and Trump
White House gift shop site crashes over demand for coin celebrating Kim and Trump
White House gift shop site crashes over demand for coin celebrating Kim and Trump


I’m a data scientist with a background in technology and management consulting. I have experience leading high visibility technical projects from conception to completion; with hundreds of daily users accessing data products that were built by my team and I. I have a strong grasp of SQL and Python, and am well versed in data visualiztion tools such as QlikView, Tableau, and SSRS.
I also have a firm working knowledge of statistics, probability, and machine learning algorithms which I typically implement using Python. Projects I have worked on include predicting churn for a ride-sharing company, detecting fraudulent activity for an insurance company, and building an artist recommender system leveraging Apache Spark, Elastic Map Reduce, and MongoDB.
Ultimately I like to take problems and make actionable sense out of them by data analysis, inference, and prediction using machine learning tools, researching hypotheses, and data visualization tools. I’ve worked in a variety of industries ranging from consulting to healthcare to e-commerce and am quick to learn how a business operates. I look forward to continue working on interesting projects and welcome opportunities for collaboration within the data science space.
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WHO WE ARE
Hack for Sweden is Sweden's largest yearly hackaton organized by government agencies. It's focus is to stimulate and broaden the use of open data for the benefit of society. The hackaton of 2018 is the fifth since the beginning in 2014. The main responsibility has rotated each year between the agencies, this year Arbetsförmedlingen is the head organizer. Previous agencies have been SMHI, Tillväxtverket, Naturvårdsverket and Sveriges Geologiska Undersökning, SGU.
Steering Committee
Arbetsförmedlingen
Arbetsförmedlingen
SCB
Vinnova
SMHI
Tillväxtverket
Riksarkivet
Internetstiftelsen
Project Management 2018
Arbetsförmedlingen
Openhack
Arbetsförmedlingen
The Jury 2018
Head of Innovation at Tieto, Top Influencer 2017
Head of Nordics Marketing for Google Cloud
Founder of Sup46, The Park, Britny
Head of IT at Arbetsförmedlingen
Digital philosopher, Profesional Trouble Maker
Innovation Catalyst & COO at Innovation Pioneers


Forward-thinking product manager with experience managing the strategy and execution for cloud, web and digital products. Solid reputation for hatching profitable strategies, aligning business and development teams and taking new products from concept, to design, to development, to delivery.
Tech-savvy and analytical with a background in product and program management, front-end design and software development. Adept at drilling into market spaces and building diverse, high-tech products. Thrives in fast-paced environments with the autonomy to work creatively, take on new challenges and make key decisions. Further qualifications include:


class: middle left inverse # {countdown} ### ⏲ :: 💭 💬 👩💻 :: ⏰
github.com/gadenbuie/countdown Version: 0.4.0 Updated: 2022-08-10 .footnote[ [![CRAN status](https://www.r-pkg.org/badges/version/countdown)](https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=countdown) [![countdown on r-universe/gadenbuie](https://gadenbuie.r-universe.dev/badges/countdown)](https://gadenbuie.r-universe.dev) [![R-CMD-check](https://github.com/gadenbuie/countdown/actions/workflows/R-CMD-check.yaml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/gadenbuie/countdown/actions/workflows/R-CMD-check.yaml) ] --- class: center middle [xaringan]: https://github.com/yihui/xaringan#readme [rmarkdown]: https://rmarkdown.rstudio.com [countdown]: https://github.com/gadenbuie/countdown # Hey look, it's a timer!

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### How to use your new countdown timer Click or Space on the timer to **start** or **stop** it. Double click or Esc anytime to **reset** it. Use the **+** and **−** buttons or ↑ ↓ to **bump** the timer **up** or **down**. --- # Easily add a timer to your slides! First, install `countdown` from [GitHub][countdown] ```r devtools::install_github("gadenbuie/countdown") ``` -- Then call on `countdown` ```r library(countdown) ``` -- and in your [xaringan] slides or [R Markdown][rmarkdown] document add ```markdown `r countdown(minutes = 0, seconds = 42)` ``` or ````markdown ```{r} countdown(minutes = 0, seconds = 42) ``` ```` --- # What's so cool about a timer? .pull-left[ If your slides support your teaching materials, on-screen timers are a great way to bracket group activities. Put your prompt on the screen and ask the group: > _Take 4 minutes to discuss with your partner_ Then click on your timer to keep everyone on track! ] -- .pull-right[ .center[ I learned this from [@StatGarrett](https://twitter.com/StatGarrett)'s rad `rstudio::conf` workshop!  Here's an example from his [Master the Tidyverse materials](https://github.com/rstudio-education/master-the-tidyverse/). ] ] --- class: countdown-has-style # `countdown` has style .center[ ```r countdown(...) ``` ] .pull-left[ ### Each Timer Settings of individual timers - _`minutes`_ - _`seconds`_ - `play_sound` - `top` - `right` - `bottom` - `left` - `update_every` - `warn_when` - .subtle[`font_size`] - .subtle[`margin`] - .subtle[`padding`] .footnote[Faded arguments inherit from first timer ➡] ] .pull-right[ ### The first-time timer Sets defaults for all other timers - `font_size` - `margin` - `padding` - `box_shadow` - `border_width` - `border_radius` - `line_height` - `color` options for - `_background`, `_border`, `_text` - and for `running`, `finished`, `warning` ] --- layout: true # The first-time timer --- Here's how I created the first timer and set this presentation's timer styles. ``` r library(countdown) # Get the solarized color palette solarized <- xaringanthemer:::solarized countdown( minutes = 0, seconds = 42, # Fanfare when it's over play_sound = TRUE, # Set timer theme to match solarized colors color_border = solarized$magenta, color_text = solarized$magenta, color_running_background = solarized$cyan, color_running_text = solarized$base02, color_finished_background = solarized$red, color_finished_text = solarized$base3 ) ``` --- If you customize your timer's styles, **you only have to do it the first time**. The theme of your first timer sets the theme for all timers. -- After that, you only ever _need_ to specify `minutes` and `seconds`✱. .footnote[ ✱ Feeling lazy? Just set `minutes`. No need for pesky `seconds`. ] -- The default timer looks pretty good, so try it first! ```r countdown(minutes = 0, seconds = 15) ``` .center[  ] --- layout: false # Moar timers! You can have as many timers as you want, even on the same screen. -- Use the `top`, `bottom`, `left` and `right` arguments to position the timers. --
The default is bottom, right.
 ```r countdown(minutes = 0, seconds = 7, bottom = 0) ```
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This timer is top, right.
 ```r countdown(minutes = 0, seconds = 13, top = 0) ```
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This timer is bottom, left.
 ```r countdown::countdown(minutes = 0, seconds = 21, left = 0) ```
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.center.big[ 👆🏼 👈🏼 Go ahead, click them! 👉🏼 ] --- # Start Immediately ```r countdown(start_immediately = TRUE) ```
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Inside **xaringan** slides, when `start_immediately = TRUE`, the timer will start when you land on the slide. When used with other web pages, the timer starts as soon as it's visible. --- # Customize your timers `top`/`bottom` and `left`/`right` cancel each other out unless you specify both. You can also override the global timer `font_size`, `padding`, and `margin`. ```r countdown(minutes = 1, seconds = 30, left = 0, right = 0, padding = "50px", margin = "5%", font_size = "6em") ```
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--- # Full-screen timers Set `top`, `bottom`, `left` and `right` all to `0` to get a full screen timer, or use `countdown_fullscreen()` for a (possibly stand-alone) [full-screen timer](fullscreen/index.html). -- Very helpful for hiding content while the activity is going on, or for presenters. -- Here's the code. I made the the `font_size` bigger and adjusted the `margin` around the timer so it takes up the whole screen. ```r countdown(minutes = 0, seconds = 90, top = 0, bottom = 0, left = 0, right = 0, margin = "5%", font_size = "8em") ``` --
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--- class: center top

 # Keep Calm ### and # Countdown Avoid countdown panic with a timer
that only **update**s once **every** *n* seconds ```r countdown(minutes = 1, update_every = 15, right = "33%") ```
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--- # Be Warned Before Time Runs Out Warn your audience that time is about to run out. The warning style is applied to the timer for the last _N_ seconds by setting `warn_when = N`. ```r countdown(0, 10, warn_when = 5, right = "33%", bottom = "33%", blink_colon = TRUE) ```
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 Modify the `background`, `text` and `border` colors of the warning state using the `color_warning_...` arguments. --- # Behind the scenes Behind the scenes, `countdown` is a little R wrapper around a very small amount of HTML and CSS and bit more of Javascript. Each countdown timer element looks something like this: ````html <div class="countdown" id="timer_c3ff6945" data-update-every="1" tabindex="0" style="right:0;bottom:0;"> <div class="countdown-controls"><button class="countdown-bump-down">−</button><button class="countdown-bump-up">+</button></div> <code class="countdown-time"> <span class="countdown-digits minutes">03</span> <span class="countdown-digits colon">:</span> <span class="countdown-digits seconds">30</span> </code> </div> ```` -- Once the timer is activated, `<div class="countdown">` gets an added class: - `running` when the timer is _running_, or - `finished` when the timer is _finished_. --- # Customized CSS Want to completely customize the CSS of each timer? -- No problem! -- Just give each timer a unique `id` that you can use in your CSS. ```css #special_timer.running { background-color: black; background-image: url(img/bg-stars.gif); } #special_timer.finished { background-color: black; background-image: url(img/bg-sqfw.gif); background-size: cover; } #special_timer.running .countdown-digits { color: #fdf6e3; } ```  ```r countdown::countdown(0, 9, id = "special_timer") ```
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Try this one, it's cool!⤹
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Check out [beepr](https://github.com/rasmusab/beepr) if you want awesome sound alerts in your R session! --- class: inverse center middle name: shiny # ✨ ⏲
Shiny Timers --- # A Shiny countdown app **countdown** ships with a [Shiny app](https://shiny.rstudio.com) for an interactive _full-screen countdown timer_! To launch the app, run ```r countdown_app() ``` or use the version hosted online at [apps.garrickadenbuie.com/countdown](https://apps.garrickadenbuie.com/countdown/). .center[    ] --- # Use timers inside Shiny apps **countdown** ships with out-of-the-box Shiny integration: * Interact with timers in Shiny apps using `countdown_update()` * Set the `id` of a countdown timer to receive updates in the Shiny app (use `input$<id>`) * Try the demo app to learn more: `countdown_shiny_example()` --- background-image: url(https://media.giphy.com/media/xT5LMRClPgWMjpEmbe/giphy.gif) background-size: cover


Xu4
Play a faithful clone of Ulitma IV, one of the most influential RPGs ever made.
Useful Resources
- Wiki
- http://ultima.wikia.com/wiki/Xu4
- Project Page
- https://sourceforge.net/projects/xu4/
- Ultima IV Manual and Box Scans
- http://c64sets.com/set.html?id=7
- Ultima IV Spellbook
- https://paradroid.automac.se/u4/wisdom/wisdom.html
- Some Ultima IV Downloads, Including the Map
- http://www.ultima-universe.com/u4downloads.htm
- GOG Ultima IV Page
- https://www.gog.com/game/ultima_4
- Details on the Graphics / Sound Update
- http://www.moongates.com/u4/upgrade/upgrade.htm
- Ultima IV on Wikipedia
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultima_IV:_Quest_of_the_Avatar
Getting Started
Ultima IV is an involved game, one that changed the world of RPGs forever. It makes use of almost the full keyboard, and it's strongly encouraged that the player download and read the reference manuals via the links above to really get into the game. The game comes with a cloth map (with some parts of the world unknown for the player to explore on his or her own) and a spellbook (with a couple spells unknown and others having easier versions for the player to discover) in addition to a full manual and quick player reference. You'll need all of these to win, and as they're written from the perspective of someone within the fantasy world prevented they're reasonably entertaining on their own.
To get started right away, note that one can get to the initial menu from the title screen by pressing the spacebar, and a menu item can be quickly selected by typing its first letter. You don't get to design your own character; you'll instead be asked a series of questions that take some measure of your personality. Your answers will influence the character that gets created.
Once you're in the game proper you can use the cursor keys to move around and most of the other keys on the keyboard have commands associated with them. The Players Guide has all the details, but a few really useful ones are:
- a
- Attack.
- b
- Board a ship or mount a horse.
- c
- Cast a spell, assuming you've already got one prepared.
- e
- Enter.
- h
- Hole up and camp to rest, eat, and hopefully heal.
- r
- Ready a weapon; okay to use in battle.
- s
- Searches an area.
- t
- Talk.
- w
- Wear armor, takes too long to do in battle, so get ready first.
- z
- Ztatus; yeah, the
s
was already used.
Some commands require that certain items are owned, that you're in a certain location, or other special situations. With a little help from the Players Guide and Manual you'll figure these out pretty quickly.
You're going to want to talk to pretty much everyone you can. You can type single words to prompt
them for responses. Most people respond to things like name
, job
, and health
.
Most people also respond to topical items that you pull from conversations with them, or get told
by other people to ask them about.
PocketC.H.I.P. Considerations
This PocketInstaller version of Xu4 makes use of the DOS version of Ultima IV (that has been legally released as freeware) and the U4 Upgrade project (that fixes some bugs and brings the graphics and sound more in line with what was released for Ultima V).


If you aint on this list, try harda sucka! Click "Game" at the top to give it another go and thanks for playin', yo!


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Med Cabinet
Allow us to find the perfect strain for you.
Allow us to find the perfect strain for you.
Emily got prescribed drugs by her doctor that eventually led to an
addiction. She didn't know where to go or what to do until she
discovered the health benefits of marijuana.
Once she started using THC as her main source of relief from the
issues she was having everything started to become a lot easier for
her! Through Med Cabinet it allowed her to find the perfect strand for
what she needed to be resolved.


It seems you have asked about JR's automatic rare session finder. This is an application designed
to find sessions that are strange, interesting and otherwise noteworthy without having to
read hundreds of thousands of words.
Please be patient as the sessions finish. Stats will be printed out up top at the end. Links to individual sessions will be below.
Also, don't ask about the hat. Paladyn insisted on it.
# of Sessions to Check: (Additional sessions will be checked if scratches are present.)
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: BYOT and Win2k revisited author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 480 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2003/09/byotandwin2krevisited date: '2003-09-15 17:29:53 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-09-15 17:29:53 +0000' categories: - Enterprise Services tags: [] comments: [] ---
A long time ago I posted something here regarding what seemed like a bug in the BYOT implementation on Windows 2000. Well, I never got any confirmation on that, but that hardly matters... it's a problem nevertheless :)
Anyway, James Butler was kind enough to post a few comments to the post today, which brought the topic back to my attention, and reminded me of something I noticed a few weeks ago: that quite a few people are probably aware of the problem!
The reason for this? Well, quite a few products install COM+ applications that just wrap the BYOT functionality (a simple component that creates the required object). Now, of course, they might do it that way for other reasons, but it does seem like it's one possible cause.
Of the top of my head, two products that do this are Biztalk Server 2004 (now in beta) and the Unisys' OpenTI transaction integration software (the actual name right now might be different for the product suite, though).
In the end, this sounds to me like the most sensible and safe workaround available right no...


Club Championship 2017 Event 6
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| Matt
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23.66 |
| Peter
Bentley |
3 |
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23.44 |
| Lawrence
Cox |
4 |
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23.20 |
| Pete
Bradshaw |
5 |
1 |
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22.38 |
| Bill
Barrie |
6 |
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22.18 |
| Dan High |
7 |
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21.94 |
| Linda
Hubbard |
8 |
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21.76 |
| David
Sweetman |
9 |
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21.42 |
| Chris
Fowler |
10 |
2 |
01:10:06 |
21.40 |
| Steven
Welch |
11 |
3 |
01:10:29 |
21.28 |
| John
Ridgway |
12 |
4 |
01:21:47 |
18.34 |
| Stewart
Holland |
13 |
5 |
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18.12 |
| Andrew
Weatherby |
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Your team's Telegram subdomain. If you sign in to telegram at https://example.telegram.com/, your subdomain is 'example'.
This overrides the global setting.


Currently
Post-doc at Cambridge Computer Lab
Programme Manager at OCaml Labs
Senior Member at Darwin College
Team at Nymote.org
Previously
Co-founder of Springboard
Board Observer at TidePowerd
Exec Committee at SVc2UK
Advisor at CU Entrepreneurs
Built using Jekyll Bootstrap and Zurb Foundation on GitHub Pages.
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Whole product |
Link to a location where the whole product may be found – used for epublications |
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Application: software demo |
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Image: whole cover |
Includes cover, back cover, spine and – where appropriate – any flaps. Quality unspecified: if sending both a standard quality
and a high quality image, use 03 for standard quality and 05 for high quality
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| 04 |
Image: front cover |
Quality unspecified: if sending both a standard quality and a high quality image, use 04 for standard quality and 06 for high
quality
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| 05 |
Image: whole cover, high quality |
Should have a minimum resolution of 300 dpi when rendered at the intended size for display or print |
| 06 |
Image: front cover, high quality |
Should have a minimum resolution of 300 dpi when rendered at the intended size for display or print |
| 07 |
Image: front cover thumbnail |
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Image: contributor(s) |
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Image: for series |
Use for an image, other than a logo, that is part of the ‘branding’ of a series |
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Image: series logo |
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Use only for a logo which is specific to an individual product |
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Image: sample content |
Use for inside page image for book, or screenshot for software or game (revised definition from Issue 8) |
| 24 |
Image: back cover |
Quality unspecified: if sending both a standard quality and a high quality image, use 24 for standard quality and 25 for high
quality
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Image: back cover, high quality |
Should have a minimum resolution of 300 dpi when rendered at the intended size for display or print |
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Image: back cover thumbnail |
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Audio: review |
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Use for ‘look inside’ facility or ‘widget’ |
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glxheads(1) glxheads(1) NAME glxheads - exercise multiple GLX connections SYNOPSIS glxheads [display ...] DESCRIPTION The glxheads program will try to open GLX connections on multiple X dis‐ plays as specified on the command-line. If a connection can be made it will try to create a direct GLX context (and fallback to using indirect contexts if that fails) and open a window displaying a spinning green triangle. If no display names are specified, glxheads will default to opening a single local connection on display 0. EXAMPLE To open a local connection on display 0 and two remote connections to the hosts mars (display 0) and venus (display 1), run glxheads with the fol‐ lowing command-line: $ glxheads :0 mars:0 venus:1 AUTHOR glxheads was written by Brian Paul<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This manual page was written by Thierry Reding<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the Debian project (but may be used by others). 2006-11-29 glxheads(1)


{% extends "base.html" %}
{% block title %} About {% endblock title %}
{% block body %}
About
This website uses Google's Material Icons, which are licensed under the
Apache License, Version 2.0.
I've got an account on the Kingdom of Loathing:
{% endblock body %}


This was one of the open projects.
There are two ways of enabling the indentation syntax. One is to use the
-i
compiler option. This enables it for all the files passed
to the compiler.
The other is to use #pragma indent
at the top of the file
(comments and whitespace before are OK, anything else is NOT!).
We maintain a stack of indentation strings. Whenever a new, non-empty line
is processed we check if:
- its indentation is the same as the one on the top of the stack, in which case we add a semicolon to close the previous line
- otherwise the indentation has the top-one as prefix, in which case we push it on the stack and add an open brace
- otherwise, if the new indentation is somewhere on the stack, we pop elements looking for it and generate a close brace for each indentation popped
- otherwise it is an error
When the line ends with backslash, in which case it is effectively merged
with the next one.
When the line ends with ; or the next one begins with {, the ; is not added.
Inside [], () and {} the indentation processing is off.
Most of the comments in Python: Myths about Indentation also applies to our indentation syntax.
using System.Console
[Qux] \
class FooBar
public static Main () : void
WriteLine ("Hello")
static Foo (x : int) : void
if (x == 3)
def y = x * 42
Foo (x)
else
[x].Map (fun (x) {
x * 2
})
static Bar () : int
def foo = 2 \
+ 7 \
* 13
foo
is translated to:
using System.Console;
[Qux]
class FooBar {
public static Main () : void {
WriteLine ("Hello")
}
static Foo (x : int) : void {
if (x == 3) {
def y = x * 42;
Foo (x)
} else {
[x].Map (fun (x) {
x * 2
})
}
}
static Bar () : int {
def foo = 2
+ 7
* 13;
foo
}
}
If you use alternative clauses in a match,
to match multiple cases to one result,
match (s) {
| "a"
| "aa" => 1
| "b"
| "bb" => 2
| _ => 0
}
in indententation based syntax :
match (s)
| "a"
| "aa" => 1
| "b"
| "bb" => 2
| _ => 0
it won't compile, you need to use line continuation ('\')
match (s)
| "a" \
| "aa" => 1
| "b" \
| "bb" => 2
| _ => 0
or just use standard syntax with { .. } for this specific match:
match (s) {
| "a"
| "aa" => 1
| "b"
| "bb" => 2
| _ => 0
}


When I am at my happiest, proudest and most satisfied the following values come to mind.
Self-reliance has been a priority of mine for as long as I can remember and honestly ties in very closely with my value of knowledge. When I was younger it began with a curiosity about the parts of my hobbies that would normally be outsourced, even if it would be impractical or impossible for me to complete these tasks I would still desire to know how to complete them. Later in life this value was amplified by the rather spend thrift nature instilled in me by my grandparents, why pay someone else to do something I am perfectly capable of doing myself?
As for how I try to live up to these values I think thats a rather silly question as we were asked to choose those most important to us. So isn't it obvious fives a crossed the board.
Generally speaking if one of my friends is asking me for advice they have some piece of technology that is either broke or misbehaving. As one of the resident geeks in my circle of friends it tends to fall to me to tell them how and if there device can be salvaged. This obviously ties in with knowledge and self-reliance seeings as I cultivated that knowledge with my unwillingness to accept that any IT professional might be able to fix something I could not if I applied myself.
As I said before in the original writing prompt about stereotype threat I don't feel I have ever been effected by it in any meaningful fashion. It has always been my experience that if I am feeling particularly down the best medicine for me is a good strong dose of endorphins from a run or any exercise really.


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| Constellation Action | Keyboard Shortcut | User Action | Menu Icon |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open Data Access View | Ctrl + Shift + D | Views -> Data Access View |
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At the very top, there is a list of tabs. Pressing the button allows steps to be added (as tabs), and the X in the tab name will remove it. Tabs can be customised to perform different queries, and when ready, pressing the button will cause each tab to run their queries sequentially. The Go button will only highlight once a check box has been selected and a graph has been opened.
In the tab, users can enter values for the global parameters that will apply to every query they run in that tab. The Range option allows users to specify the time period they wish to run the query. Selecting one of the Days or Months buttons will run the query from that many months or days ago to the present day. Alternatively, a custom time period can be selected by pressing custom and inputting a from and to date.
From the tabs below, users can select which queries they wish to run. The arrows allow options to be visible or hidden. Selecting the checkbox next to the name of the query will cause that query to run when Go is pressed.
NOTE: Queries in the Data Access View typically only run on selected nodes and transactions.
NOTE: When Go is pressed, the values of the parameters in Global Parameters and any other plugins are saved as part of the graph's state so that when you save and load the graph, the last used values are restored.
Refer to the Global Parameters page for more details on the global parameters section.
You can filter plugins by typing in the search bar at the top of the view. Alternatively, you can right click anywhere on the Data Access View and choose the "Find plugin..." option.
You can add plugins to your favourites category by clicking on which will allow you to add or remove plugins you have selected from the favourites category.
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Responding to questioning during his Senate confirmation hearing, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said under oath, “I’m not aware of any of those activities. I have been called a surrogate at a time or two in [the Trump] campaign and I did not have communications with the Russians.”
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Freak Vidal goal gives sluggish Barca victory at Leganes
Barcelona came from behind to snatch a 2-1 victory at La Liga's basement club Leganes on Saturday after another unconvincing display away from home from the champions as substitute Arturo Vidal struck a scrappy late winner.
MADRID: Barcelona came from behind to snatch a 2-1 victory at La Liga's basement club Leganes on Saturday after another unconvincing display away from home from the champions as substitute Arturo Vidal struck a scrappy late winner.
Struggling Leganes had taken the lead in coach Javier Aguirre's first home game in charge thanks to a superb strike into the top corner from Morocco forward Youssef En-Nesyri in the 12th minute.
The home side spurned two chances to extend their advantage before the break but Barca levelled in the 52nd minute when Luis Suarez glanced in Lionel Messi's free kick.
Barca won the game thanks to a fortunate goal in the 79th minute from Chilean midfielder Vidal, who was in a clear offside position when he knocked in from close range but a VAR review ruled him on as the ball had bounced off Leganes' Ruben Perez.
Barca extended their lead at the top of the table by three points although second-placed Real Madrid can go level with them when they host Real Sociedad later on Saturday.
Barca face title rivals Atletico Madrid away from home next and will have to do so without influential midfielder Sergio Busquets who is suspended after picking up a fifth yellow card of the campaign.
(Reporting by Richard Martin, editing by Ed Osmond)


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Latest statistics on flows that are being tracked in TracPro. Click on the 'Select Flows' button to change the flows you are tracking. All flow data is tracked going forward. If you need to track flow data for dates in the past, ask your administrator to fetch runs for those dates.
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| Current | In Amps | |
| Thickness | in OZ |
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| Temperature Rise | In Degree C | |
| Ambient Temperature | In Degree C | |
| Trace Length | In Inches |
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| Required Trace Width | In Mils | |
| Resistance | Ohms | |
| Voltage Drop | Volts | |
| Power Loss | Watts |
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| Required Trace Width | In Mils | |
| Resistance | Ohms | |
| Voltage Drop | Volts | |
| Power Loss | Watts |


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See paper for more details on each of these methods.
| Method | Accuracy ± SE | AUC |
|---|---|---|
| LTP | 71.53 ± 0.17 | 79.86 |
| HOG | 57.43 ± 0.37 | 61.82 |
| HOF | 58.53 ± 0.32 | 57.60 |
| HNF | 56.52 ± 0.33 | 59.94 |
| Our VIF | 81.3 ± 0.21 | 85.00 |
ROC Curves:


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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ManufacturedEngine()
Default constructor when no parameter is passed all the data is generic default data.
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ManufacturedEngine(java.lang.String engineManufacturer,
java.util.Date engineManufacturedDate,
java.lang.String engineMake,
java.lang.String engineModel,
java.lang.String driveTrain,
int engineCylinders,
java.lang.String engineType)
This is the constructor that create objects passing certain parameters.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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java.lang.String |
getDriveTrain()
gets to access the data.
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int |
getEngineCylinders()
gets to access the engine cylinders.
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java.lang.String |
getEngineMake()
get to access the engine make data.
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java.util.Date |
getEngineManufacturedDate()
Gets to access the date.
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java.lang.String |
getEngineManufacturer()
Gets for Engine Manufacturer as a string.
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java.lang.String |
getEngineModel()
gets to access the engine model.
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java.lang.String |
getEngineType()
Gets to access the engine type.
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static void |
main(java.lang.String[] args)
main method that creates a instance of the class and tests the data.
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void |
setDriveTrain(java.lang.String driveTrain)
sets data to be accessed.
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void |
setEngineCylinders(int engineCylinders)
Set assign data to be accessed.
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void |
setEngineMake(java.lang.String engineMake)
Sets setting the variable of engine make.
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void |
setEngineManufacturedDate(java.util.Date engineManufacturedDate)
sets the data of Engine Manufacturer Date.
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void |
setEngineManufacturer(java.lang.String engineManufacturer)
Sets getting data passing through param.
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void |
setEngineModel(java.lang.String engineModel)
sets to assign data to be access.
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void |
setEngineType(java.lang.String engineType)
Set data to be accessed.
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java.lang.String |
toString()
To String method that converts all the data as a string and displays where ever called.
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public ManufacturedEngine()
public ManufacturedEngine(java.lang.String engineManufacturer, java.util.Date engineManufacturedDate, java.lang.String engineMake, java.lang.String engineModel, java.lang.String driveTrain, int engineCylinders, java.lang.String engineType)
engineManufacturer
- String engine ManufacturerengineManufacturedDate
- Manufacturer dateengineMake
- String of engine MakeengineModel
- String engine ModeldriveTrain
- String of drive trainengineCylinders
- Int number of cylinderengineType
- String engine typepublic java.lang.String getEngineManufacturer()
public void setEngineManufacturer(java.lang.String engineManufacturer)
setEngineManufacturer
in interface Engine
engineManufacturer
- String engine manufacturerpublic java.util.Date getEngineManufacturedDate()
public void setEngineManufacturedDate(java.util.Date engineManufacturedDate)
setEngineManufacturedDate
in interface Engine
engineManufacturedDate
- passing the date of the engine manufacturer datepublic java.lang.String getEngineMake()
public void setEngineMake(java.lang.String engineMake)
setEngineMake
in interface Engine
engineMake
- passing String engine makepublic java.lang.String getEngineModel()
public void setEngineModel(java.lang.String engineModel)
setEngineModel
in interface Engine
engineModel
- passing the String engine Modelpublic int getEngineCylinders()
public void setEngineCylinders(int engineCylinders)
setEngineCylinders
in interface Engine
engineCylinders
- passing int number of engine cylinderspublic java.lang.String getEngineType()
public void setEngineType(java.lang.String engineType)
setEngineType
in interface Engine
engineType
- passing engine type data as a stringpublic java.lang.String getDriveTrain()
public void setDriveTrain(java.lang.String driveTrain)
setDriveTrain
in interface Engine
driveTrain
- passing the drive train data as stringpublic java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public static void main(java.lang.String[] args)
args
- array that stores arguments passing through


| Finite
Geometry Notes |
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The Diamond Connection: From Quilt Blocks to the
Mathieu Group M24 Click on illustrations for details.
The connection: The four-diamond figure is related to the
finite geometry PG(3,2). (See "Symmetry
Invariance in a Diamond Ring," AMS Notices, February 1979,
A193-194.) PG(3,2) is in turn related to the 759 octads of the Steiner
system S(5,8,24). (See "Generating the
Octad Generator," expository note, 1985.)
For the connection of S(5,8,24) with the Mathieu group M24, see the references in The Miracle Octad Generator. |


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[gecode-users] Propagation of distinct with ICL_DOM
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Fri Jun 1 10:47:57 CEST 2007
To quote the docs:
Supports value (icl = ICL_VAL, default), bounds (icl = ICL_BND), and
domain-consistency (icl = ICL_DOM).
So, it is domain consistent aka generalized arc consistent.
Christian
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Christian Schulte, http://www.imit.kth.se/~schulte/
-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of M Dobrogost
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2007 10:04 PM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] Propagation of distinct with ICL_DOM
Hello All,
I came across previous discussions on the list which explained that with
ICL_VAL the distinct propagator blocks until a variable is assigned. Once a
variable is assigned it then restricts all other variables from having that
value. Could someone explain how powerful the propagation achieved by
distinct is with ICL_DOM?
Thanks!
Michal
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Entitled "Communal juice glass, Moscow, 1990". Brings back memories of my time spent studying and working in Russia, many, many moons ago. The site has a great collection of shop front photos from the communist era.


Taylor Swift Passionately Thanks Her Fans For Their Dedication in Her AMAs Speech
by Kelsie GibsonTaylor Swift got pretty sentimental when she accepted the artist of the decade award at the American Music Awards on Sunday. Before taking home the artist of the year award later in the night, the "Lover" singer performed a long medley featuring some of her greatest hits and gave a passionate speech as she accepted her award from Carole King.
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: 'Re: "Soriano clears mind, simplifies approach"' author: display_name: Andy login: Andy email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Andy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 5772 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=5772 date: '2011-07-25 23:56:46 +0000' date_gmt: '2011-07-26 04:56:46 +0000' categories: - Outfield tags: - Alfonso Soriano - Carrie Muskat comments: - id: 3934 author: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2011-07-26 07:41:57 +0000' date_gmt: '2011-07-26 12:41:57 +0000' content: I tell my students to say "Sometimes I try to do too much and bite off more than I can chew." Considering where they are usually interviewing and the people that are usually interviewing, it works well. ---
I hope none of you missed this article by Carrie Muskat that was posted a couple days ago on Cubs.com. The article consists of Alfonso Soriano trying to explain his recent struggles at the plate. If you haven't been keeping track, Soriano has hit sub-.200 in the month of July. He had also gone without a homer for about a month until he ended his drought against the Astros.
Soriano's explanation for his gelid bat: "The way we lose, the way we play, sometimes I think about the team instead of thinking about me first . . . sometimes you try to control the whole situation and mentally I get tired."
What? That sounds like bad-job-interview-speak to me. At some point you were probably told that during an interview, you may get asked about your weaknesses, and you should try to turn your weakness into a strength. Soriano is basically saying, "Sometimes I just care too much," or "I'm such a team player that sometimes my personal well-being suffers." I don't buy it. Dolores, will you show this man to the door?