We're going to create a basic cookbook application that lets us create, and delete recipes. It will look like:
JavaScriptMVC uses generator scripts to assist you in setting up your application's files and folders. They make everything you need to fall into the pit of success!
To create your application, open a console window and navigate to your public directory. Run:
> js jquery\generate\app cookbook
This script creates an application folder and files. Here's what each file does:
cookbook/ // folder for your app
cookbook.css // css for your app
cookbook.html // a page for your app
cookbook.js // app file, loads other files
docs/ // documentation
fixtures/ // simulated ajax responses
funcunit.html // functional test page
models/ // model & data layers
qunit.html // unit test page
scripts/ // command line scripts
build.html // html for build script
build.js // build script
clean.js // code cleaning / linting
crawl.js // generate search content
docs.js // create documentation
test/
funcunit // functional tests
cookbook_test.js // functional test
funcunit.js // loads functional tests
qunit/ // unit tests
cookbook_test.js // unit test
qunit.js // loads unit tests
We'll use cookbook.html for our application. If you need to make another page for your app you can generate it:
> js jquery\generate\page cookbook index.html
Generating ... index.html
Or you add the steal script to an existing page
page followed by ?cookbook
like:

If you open cookbook/cookbook.html, you'll see a JavaScriptMVC welcome screen.
Open cookbook/cookbook.html
and you will find:

That's it. You've created a simple Cookbook application. Open cookbook/cookbook.html in a browser.
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Continue to Testing Cookbook or continue to read how this code works.
The Cookbook application can be broken into 5 parts:
cookbook/models/recipe.js
looks like:
steal('jquery/model', function(){
$.Model('Cookbook.Models.Recipe',
{
findAll: "/recipes.json",
findOne : "/recipes/{id}.json",
create : "/recipes.json",
update : "/recipes/{id}.json",
destroy : "/recipes/{id}.json"
},
{});
})
This loads $.Model and uses it to create a
Cookbook.Models.Recipe
class. This class lets us
create, retrieve, update, and delete models programmatically like:
create
// create a recipe instance
var recipe = new Cookbook.Models.Recipe({
name: 'Hot Dog',
description: 'nuke dog, put in bun'
})
// call save to create on the server
recipe.save()
retrieve
// get recipes from the server
Cookbook.Models.Recipe.findAll({}, function(recipes){
// do something with recipes
})
update
// update the properties of a created recipe
recipe.attrs({
name: 'Bratwurst',
description: 'nuke bratwurst, put in bun'
});
// call save to send updates to the server
recipe.save()
delete
// call destroy
recipe.destroy()
Of course, we don't have a server to make requests to. This is where fixtures come in.
Fixtures intercept Ajax requests and simulate the response. They are a great tool that enables you to start work on the front end without a ready server.
Open cookbook/fixtures/fixtures.js
and you will find:
$.fixture.make("recipe", 5, function(i, recipe){
var descriptions = ["grill fish", "make ice", "cut onions"]
return {
name: "recipe "+i,
description: $.fixture.rand( descriptions , 1)
}
})
The scaffold generator added this to simulate a server with 5 recipes. Read more about how this works on make's documentation page.
Open cookbook/recipe/create/create.html
in your
browser. This page demos the Cookbook.Recipe.Create control and
lets you create recipes. It lets us work on Cookbook.Recipe.Create
independent of the rest of the application.
Open cookbook/recipe/create/create.js
to
see the Cookbook.Recipe.Create control's code:
steal( 'jquery/controller',
'jquery/view/ejs',
'jquery/dom/form_params',
'jquery/controller/view',
'cookbook/models' )
.then('./views/init.ejs', function($){
$.Controller('Cookbook.Recipe.Create',
{
init : function(){
this.element.html(this.view());
},
submit : function(el, ev){
ev.preventDefault();
this.element.find('[type=submit]').val('Creating...');
new Cookbook.Models.Recipe(el.formParams()).save(this.callback('saved'));
},
saved : function(){
this.element.find('[type=submit]').val('Create');
this.element[0].reset();
}
});
});
This code uses steal to load dependencies and then creates a
Cookbook.Recipe.Create
controller. This creates
a cookbookrecipecreate
jQuery helper function that
can be called on a form element like:
$('form#create').cookbook_recipe_create()
When the jQuery plugin is called, the controller's init
method is called and runs
this.element.html(this.view());
This code renders the template at cookbook/recipe/create/views/init.ejs
into the controller's element.
When the jQuery plugin is called controller also binds event handlers on the controller's element. In this case, it listens for "submit" events on the element.
When a submit event happens, it updates the submit button's text, then creates a new recipe.
Open cookbook/recipe/create/create.html
in your
browser. This page demos the Cookbook.Recipe.List control. It loads
Recipes from the server, lets you delete recipes, and it also
listens for recipes being created and adds them to the list.
Open cookbook/recipe/list/list.js
to
see the Cookbook.Recipe.Create control's code:
$.Controller('Cookbook.Recipe.List',
{
init : function(){
this.element.html(this.view('init',Cookbook.Models.Recipe.findAll()) )
},
'.destroy click': function( el ){
if(confirm("Are you sure you want to destroy?")){
el.closest('.recipe').model().destroy();
}
},
"{Cookbook.Models.Recipe} destroyed" : function(Recipe, ev, recipe) {
recipe.elements(this.element).remove();
},
"{Cookbook.Models.Recipe} created" : function(Recipe, ev, recipe){
this.element.append(this.view('init', [recipe]))
},
"{Cookbook.Models.Recipe} updated" : function(Recipe, ev, recipe){
recipe.elements(this.element)
.html(this.view('recipe', recipe) );
}
});
When the List control is added to the page, init
is called:
this.element.html(this.view('init',Cookbook.Models.Recipe.findAll()) )
This beautiful one-liner does 4 things:
cookbook/recipe/list/views/init.ejs
templateinit.ejs
looks like:
<%for(var i = 0; i < this.length ; i++){ %>
<li <%= this[i]%> >
<%== $.View('//cookbook/recipe/list/views/recipe.ejs', this[i] )%>

<%}%>
This iterates through the recipes retrieved from the server. For each
recipe, it creates an LI element and renders the recipe.ejs
sub-template.
Notice that the view 'adds' each recipe instance to its LI element with:
<%= this[i]%>
This adds the model to jQuery.data and sets a 'recipe' className on the LI element. We'll make use of this in a moment.
Destroying Recipes
Each recipe has a destroy link. When it is clicked on the list's
'.destroy click'
method is called:
if(confirm("Are you sure you want to destroy?")){
el.closest('.recipe').model().destroy();
}
This method checks if you want to destroy the method. If you do, it finds the parent 'recipe' element and gets back the model instance (that's in jQuery.data). It then calls model's destroy method.
When a model is destroyed, it creates a destroyed
event. The List control
listens to these events with:
"{Cookbook.Models.Recipe} destroyed" : function(Recipe, ev, recipe) {
recipe.elements(this.element).remove();
}
So, when a destroyed event happens, the List controller will look for [jQuery.fn.elements elements] that have the recipe in jQuery.data and then remove them.
Creating Recipes
When a recipe is created, a "created" event is triggered. The List control listens for this with:
"{Cookbook.Models.Recipe} created" : function(Recipe, ev, recipe){
this.element.append(this.view('init', [recipe]))
}
So, when a recipe is created, it will render the init view with the recipe and append the result to the recipe element.
Updating Recipes
When a recipe is updated, an "updated" event is triggered. The List control listens for this with:
"{Cookbook.Models.Recipe} updated" : function(Recipe, ev, recipe){
recipe.elements(this.element)
.html(this.view('recipe', recipe) );
}
So, when a recipe is updated, List will update that element's html.
The cookbook application loads both of these widgets and adds them to the page. When Cookbook.Recipe.Create creates a Recipe, it creates a 'created' event which Cookbook.Recipe.List listens for and adds that newly created recipe to its list of recipes.
Continue to Testing Cookbook.


Before Change
print_fn("_" * line_length)
trainable_count = int(
np.sum([K.count_params(p) for p in set(model.trainable_weights)]))
non_trainable_count = int(
np.sum([K.count_params(p) for p in set(model.non_trainable_weights)]))
After Change
model._check_trainable_weights_consistency()
if hasattr(model, "_collected_trainable_weights"):
trainable_count = count_params(model._collected_trainable_weights)
else:
trainable_count = count_params(model.trainable_weights)
non_trainable_count = int(


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by Julie StottGeorge Williams and Jake Trueman have been urged to go out and make Wayne Bennett’s life difficult.
Gareth Widdop and Jackson Hastings have been the half backs in the first three Great Britain Tests Down Under.
Despite three defeats, coach Wayne Bennett is thought to favour them for next year’s England Series with Australia if he is still in charge.
But Bennett is expected to hand debuts to both Williams and Trueman in Saturday’s final Series game against Papua New Guinea.
It’s a chance assistant coach Ian Watson says the two youngsters must grab with both hands.
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Zak Hardaker could make a shock return after being ruled out of last week’s second Test against New Zealand with a shoulder injury.
The Wigan full-back was expected to move from centre last week, where he’d played in the first two Tests, to the wing following injury to Ryan Hall.
His injury in training was initially expected to end his tour but he has been named in a 21-man squad along with Joe Philbin.
The Warrington forward was ruled out last week with a slight hamstring injury, after making an impressive debut in the first Test defeat by New Zealand.
If Philbin plays, it will complete a remarkable hat-trick of international appearances in Papua New Guinea by the 24-year-old.
He played there for Ireland in the 2017 World Cup and toured there last year with England Knights.
He said: “I am such a PNG veteran that I think I’m going to get citizenship. I’ve loved every visit here.
“It’s a life changing experience and it makes you far more appreciative of what you’ve got in your life.
“A lot of people live in poverty but they absolutely love their rugby league and are so happy when a team tours. I’m so glad the Great Britain lads are experiencing it.”
The Lions received a heroes' welcome when they arrived in Port Moresby yesterday, with hundreds of fans greeting them at the airport.
Centre Jake Connor said: “It was a bit crazy, a bit mind blowing. It was like something off a film - everyone wanted to touch you.”
The Lions always name a 21-man squad on Tuesday with the first 17 normally expected to play.
But this week’s team will not be decided until after training on Thursday. The 21-man squad is the same 17 as last week, plus Philbin, Williams, Trueman and Hardaker.


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This section explains AnDRe, the set of anomaly detection and removal functions of Rack. A quick reference of all the commands is found in Anomaly detection and removal.
Practically, echoes received by a weather radar originate not only from precipitating clouds but also from insects, birds, aircraft, ships, ground, sea clutter and electromagnetic emitters illustrated in the figure below.
These external factors – or anomalies from the meteorological point of view – affect radar data in various ways. Some of the anomalies appear as distinct, localized peaks, some form geometrical patterns and some affect the overall data. Examples of effects are shown in the image set below.
In AnDRe, the processing is divided into two stages: detecting anomalies and removing the anomalies from input data. In principle, these stages modify ODIM data independently so a user may combine Rack with other software performing anomaly detection (see Reading and combining quality data). The independence also means that anomalies can be detected using parallel computation in future versions of Rack (see Anomaly detection).
The following code is an example of applying both detection and removal in Rack :
By default, AnDRe commands apply to the full volume input. Each operator will look for quantities (typically DBZH) it needs as input. To decrease computation time, the processing can be limited using –select
command, for example:
For details, see Selecting data .
The design of AnDRe detectors is based on Ropo , the operational anomaly detection C program applied in FMI since 2001.
Each detector has been fully rewritten as a respective C++ class (rack::BiometOp, rack::EmitterOp, rack::ShipOp, rack::SpeckleOp) which internally applies functions of the Drain library, for example segment size analysis, moving window filters and statistics. In development, emphasis has been on code re-usability, speed and stability; see implementation details further below.
Rack provides several detectors that compute detection fields ie. probablity images, explained next. The removal procedures are explained after that.
Currently, AnDRe supports detection the following anomalies:
Anomaly detection and removal start with '–a'
, and can be listed with
\copydesc rack::BiometOp
There is also detectors for birds and insects using dual-pol data.
Based on pre-computed clutter map, scales the clutter probability for desired sweeps. The scaling is a heuristic. The loaded map should contain quantity CLUTTER
which in each bin represents the probability of contamination. Notice that the quantity does not describe the intensity of contamination, yet might be computed from accumulated dBZ values as described in cluttermaps .
Faster yet less accurate bird detection is available as aDopplerNoise
which computes standard deviation much in the same way the corresponding meteorological motion product Doppler wind variation . It takes three parameters: speed threshold
(m/s) as well as window width and height. The obtained deviation is converted to a detection probability by means of a fuzzy bell function.
AnDRe emitter detector takes four parameters: lengthMin
(along the beam, kilometres), widthMax
(azimuthal degrees) and sensitivity
(between 0.0 and 1.0). The current implementation applies median filtering twice on the data: horizontally and vertically. Then, the vertical result is subtracted from the horizontal, revealing the horizontally elongated line segments. The computed medians are biased; instead of the conventional median position (at 0.5 of the cumulative distribution) one may lighten or darken the results with the sensitivity value. A high value darkens the vertical result and lightens the horizontal result, causing more line segments in the resulting detection field.
In presense of intensive nearby transmitters or receiver malfunction radar data can be contaminated by intensive overall noise. Rack models the shape of such intensity as a function of distance and applies curve fitting to distinguish between smoothly matching noise areas and pronounced meteorological targets.
With the polarimetric quantity RhoHV one can easily detect some non-meteorological echoes such as sea clutter. For meteorological targets, RhoHV is close to 1.0 and below otherwise. For example, sea clutter can be detected with the following command:
The ship detector takes four parameters: minDBZ
(minimum reflectance), devDBZ
(minimum reflectance difference in a neighborhood), windowWidth
(neighbourhood's beam-directional width, metres), windowHeight
(neighbourhood's azimuthal width, degrees). First, the detector function computes two separate fields: a fuzzy remapping of minDBZ
and field resulting from high-pass filtering with given neighbourhood. Basically, the result is a fuzzy multiplication of those.
In addition, artificial vertical "ship sidelobes" are computed for the latter field, modelling the radar echoes of highly reflective point targets. If the sidelobes also appear in the fuzzy intensity field, they become included in the final result.
Speckle detection needs two parameters: threshold
(in dBZ) and area
(fuzzy maximal speck size). This detector focuses on distinct, small specks, giving maximum value to single-pixel segments, and progressively smaller values for larger segments. The speckle detector applies a semi-recursive flood-fill type function in computing segment sizes: the image is traversed and each segment having intensity of at least threshold
becomes analyzed. The size of each segment fuzzily converted to an intensity of equally shaped segment in the result image.
The speck areas are optionally scaled to Cartesian coordinate system. Unscaled areas are better for detecting for non-physical, range independent anomalies like noise whereas scaled mode should be used if physical targets are focused.
This detector calculates the position of the Sun and marks its with sector of given width and intensity. The detector does not analyse the data itself; sectors will be marked also inside precipitation.
Typically, user wants to detect several different types of anomalies. In the ODIM structure, Rack creates new data arrays for storing detection results:
/dataset
??/data??/quality1, with what:quantity=QIND
–store
intermediate=1 has been called, all the intermediate detection results /dataset
??/data??/quality{N} where {N}
is an index starting from 2, with what:quantity=PROB-xxx
(non-standard)Universality. Some detectors like –aSpeckle
are universal , they apply not only for the quantity they have been computed on (like DBZH
) but also other quantities (like VRAD
). The resulting quality information is stored respectively to dataset level or data level. This policy can be toggled with –aUniversal
.
The resulting cumulative field with what:quantity=QIND
is inverted, reflecting the probability of meteorological echoes, ie. quality of the data. In parallel, the classification field with what:quantity=CLASS
is updated. The fields are updated automatically after every detection command. They reside on the dataset level or data level, depending on detector universality described above.
In the removal stage, AnDRe combines the QIND
and CLASS
fields automatically. One may also combine the fields with –aCombine
.
After applying preferred detectors, original data in the volume can be enhanced with the help of the overall quality field, /dataset1/quality/data
.
There are three techniques available for the removal:
nodata
The –aRemover
command simply replaces data values with nodata
in locations where the quality (anomaly probability) is lower than a threshold:
By default, aRemover
applies to practically all quantities (DBZH,TH,VRAD,RHOHV,...). This behaviour can be changed with –select
command.
A smooth erasure function is implemented as –aDamper
which decreases intensity proportionally to the quality index. It applies to reflectivity data (DBZH) only. The lower the quality index, the more intensity will be decreased. An example of the erasing approach:
The parameter defines the threshold quality. The bin values below the quality threshold will be smoothly erased.
Gap filling means replacing single values with neighboring, more reliable values. An example of the gap filling approach:
The parameters of aGapFill
are window width and height as metres and azimuthal degrees, respectively. Internally, this operator is implemented using 8-directional distance transform.
Another, experimental gap filling operator –aGapFillRec
is recursive and produces spline-like correction fields. The result is smoother but slower to compute. Internally, this operator is implemented by repeating a weighted averaging window.
The removal command can be applied together, for example:
Detection based quality fields like the ones explained above describe the probability of signals originating from other than desired targets (other than precipitation, typically). In addition to those, Rack provides two operators that describe the quality.
Radar signal attenuates in heavy rain. The amount of attenuation in liquid rain can be approximated from dBZ data using formula proposed by Ulrich Blahak:
Note that this field should NOT be used for removing echoes; the radar has already cleaned data in signal processor. However, this operator should be computed after removal operators (if applied). The resulting (total) quality field can be used in further production, like quality based compositing in which input bins of lower quality will be overridden by other, overlapping bins of higher quality.
If both the total reflectivity (TH
) and Doppler filtered reflectivity are available, their difference provides information where the radar has detected static i.e. suspicious targets. The CCor
operator computes the diffence between these and fuzzifies the result such that at the given threshold reflecitivy difference the probability of anomaly is 0.5.
Note that this field should NOT be used for removing echoes; the radar has already cleaned data in signal processor. However, this operator should be computed after removal operators (if applied). The resulting (total) quality field can be used in further production, like quality based compositing in which input bins of lower quality will be overridden by other, overlapping bins of higher quality.
Likewise, we can associate timing based quality field that describes the extent in which each measurement bin is representative of the nomimal time of the volume or some other desired time, like the nominal time of a composite.


| lrvar {sandwich} | R Documentation |
Convenience function for computing the long-run variance (matrix) of a (possibly multivariate) series of observations.
lrvar(x, type = c("Andrews", "Newey-West"), prewhite = TRUE, adjust = TRUE, ...)
x |
numeric vector, matrix, or time series. |
type |
character specifying the type of estimator, i.e., whether
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prewhite |
logical or integer. Should the series be prewhitened?
Passed to |
adjust |
logical. Should a finite sample adjustment be made?
Passed to |
... |
lrvar
is a simple wrapper function for computing the long-run variance
(matrix) of a (possibly multivariate) series x
. First, this simply fits
a linear regression model x ~ 1
by lm
. Second,
the corresponding variance of the mean(s) is estimated either by kernHAC
(Andrews quadratic spectral kernel HAC estimator) or by NeweyWest
(Newey-West Bartlett HAC estimator).
For a univariate series x
a scalar variance is computed. For a
multivariate series x
the covariance matrix is computed.
suppressWarnings(RNGversion("3.5.0")) set.seed(1) ## iid series (with variance of mean 1/n) ## and Andrews kernel HAC (with prewhitening) x <- rnorm(100) lrvar(x) ## analogous multivariate case with Newey-West estimator (without prewhitening) y <- matrix(rnorm(200), ncol = 2) lrvar(y, type = "Newey-West", prewhite = FALSE) ## AR(1) series with autocorrelation 0.9 z <- filter(rnorm(100), 0.9, method = "recursive") lrvar(z)


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Egyptian sues international Jewry for Exodus theft
Jewsweek Magazine | Submitted by: Soylent
"Dr. Hilmi's lawsuit is ostensibly being filed against 'all the Jews of the world' for recovery of property allegedly stolen during the exodus of the Jewish people from Egypt approximately 3,300 years ago. Citing the Torah, Dr. Hilmi is demanding, presumably on Egypt's behalf, the return of 'gold, jewelry, cooking utensils, silver ornaments, clothing and more,' not to mention interest thereon, taken by the ancestors of today's Jews 'in the middle of the night' -- a 'clear theft of a host country's resources and treasure, something that fits the morals and character of the Jews.' According to Dr. Hilmi's mathematical computations, which include an annual doubling in value of the material in question, 1,125 trillion tons of gold are owed by the Jews for each of the 300 tons he estimates was taken. And that doesn't include interest, which he claims, without explanation, should be calculated for 5,758 years."
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Carjacker accosts couple, rapes the man
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: ToadRunner
"Police have arrested a 19-year-old Daytona Beach man for allegedly pulling a gun on a young couple sleeping in a park and then raping the man in his girlfriend's car. Lorue Lopaz Frankline was held without bond on charges of armed carjacking, armed kidnapping, armed sexual batery and armed robbery. ...  The victim told police that Frankline sodomized him in the back seat."
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Saudi Arabia issues fatwa against Barbie
CNN | Submitted by: optional
"Saudi Arabia's religious police have declared Barbie dolls a threat to morality, complaining that the revealing clothes of the 'Jewish' toy -- already banned in the kingdom -- are offensive to Islam. ... 'It is no problem that little girls play with dolls. But these dolls should not have the developed body of a woman, and wear revealing clothes,' al-Merdas said. 'These revealing clothes will be imprinted in their minds and they will refuse to wear the clothes we are used to as Muslims.'"
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FBI still investigating human-bomb bank robbery
CNN | Submitted by: Crazy Quagga
"The FBI said Monday the pizza deliveryman who robbed an Erie, Pennsylvania, bank with a bomb locked around his neck probably was not acting alone -- but it was unclear whether he was involved in the plot or was its victim. Brian Douglas Wells, 46, died August 28 when the bomb exploded shortly after police stopped him following the bank robbery. ... authorities were still analyzing the detailed note found in Wells' possession that 'provided him with the directions and instructions to commit the robbery.' Those instructions included stops at a McDonald's drive-through sign and three wooded locations along local interstate highways to obtain additional information."
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Man charged in connection with poodle torture
WMUR-TV 9 Boston | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"Revenge may have been the motivation behind the torture of a poodle in Weare, N.H., last month. Stephen Hess, 17, was arraigned Tuesday on charges of falsifying evidence in connection with the apparent dragging of Barney, a poodle who suffered severe injuries. ... Hess was charged with trying to hide duct tape that was allegedly used to tie up Barney. Investigators said Hess collected newspaper clippings about the abuse and also tried to hide a poster board with the words 'Roof, roof, The Adventures of Barney, chronicles and documentation by Steven and Dave.' Hess' future father-in-law, state Rep. Gary Hopper, said Hess is being falsely accused. 'I know he's innocent,' Hopper said."
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Proven techniques of Japanese gangrape clubs
Brisbane Courier-Mail | Submitted by: Nick Yates
"The club's main activity is to organise wild parties almost monthly at Roppongi clubs such as Velfarre, attracting up to 2000 participants each time who buy a ticket for between ¥3000-¥5000. After a mass party, members take about 100 attractive girls to another club where they ply them with alcohol. Then, the gang members select five or six drunken girls and take them to the club headquarters where they take turns raping them. The serial rapists had a manual on how to organise a party, sell tickets, sweet-talk girls and then calm them after the rapes. In order to claim the sex is consensual, they have forced the victims to smile for pictures. ... Junichiro Kobayashi, one of the arrested Waseda students, reportedly said to a victim's boyfriend: 'Look at this picture. It was consensual.'"
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FCC categorizes Howard Stern Show as news program
Wire Services | Submitted by: Crazy Quagga
"Even though shock jock Howard Stern's radio and television show features scantily clad women and raunchy chatter, regulators on Tuesday ruled it a news program, exempting it from equal time rules on political coverage. The staff decision by the Federal Communications Commission opens the way for the show to book two of the sexier candidates for California governor: Hollywood he-man Arnold Schwarzenegger and porn-star Mary Carey. A media watchdog group immediately denounced the FCC ruling, calling it a reversal of decades of U.S. media regulation designed to promote fairness in election coverage and an informed public debate on government policy."
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LaRouche nutballs disrupt debate
WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore | Submitted by: R. Falken
"Hecklers who included supporters of perennial presidential candidate Lyndon LaRouche shouted Tuesday at the candidates and interrupted a Democratic presidential debate at least five times. ... 'Where's LaRouche?' shouted one woman during remarks by Sen. Joe Lieberman. ... LaRouche, an 80-year-old economist, first ran for president in 1976. He has tried again every election since then, including a 1992 campaign from prison while serving five years of a 15-year sentence for mail fraud and defaulting on more than $30 million in loans from campaign supporters."
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U.S. Army stretched to breaking point
govexec.com | Submitted by: kade
"The Army recently conceded that, for the first time since the all-volunteer force was established in 1973, as many as 45,000 soldiers who are now serving abroad may have to go on back-to-back deployments. A Congressional Budget Office report this week said that the Army cannot sustain an Iraq occupation force of the present size -- 150,000 troops -- beyond March 2004 without getting assistance from international forces, more National Guard units, or more U.S. marines, or keeping its own soldiers in Iraq for tours longer than one year. These are just some of the reasons why many experts worry that the Army, which has taken decades to evolve into what is generally regarded as the best in the world, could be on the verge of a stress fracture."
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Irishman charged with sacrilege
Belfast Telegraph | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"A man was accused of sacrilege today following an incident at a Catholic church in west Belfast in which a coffin containing the body of an 85-year-old woman was knocked off a trestle. ... Gamble was charged with damaging a coffin, two religious statues, a granite pulpit, two Celtic crosses and a parochial candle. He was also charged with indecent behaviour under the Ecclesiastical Courts Act of 1860 by smearing excrement around the altar steps."
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Poison frog recycles toxic food
Science News | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"For the first time, scientists have found a poisonous frog that takes up a toxin from its prey and then tweaks the chemical to make it a more deadly weapon. At least three species of the 4-to-5-centimeter-long Dendrobates frogs of the New World tropics modify an alkaloid to create one that's about five times as poisonous... The souped-up poison, one of a class called pumiliotoxins, ends up as a protective agent in the frogs' skin."
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Old biker decks McDonald's robber
Bloomington Pantagraph | Submitted by: McBuzz Beer
"When 71-year-old Donald Sacry was sipping his coffee at McDonald's on Friday, he noticed a man coming in who apparently wanted more than breakfast. 'A guy came in with his hat pulled down real low and a mask up over his mouth and nose,' said Sacry, describing what happened about 6:20 a.m. Friday at the restaurant on East Oakland Avenue in Bloomington. 'As I watched him come in, he pulled out a gun,' said Sacry, of Bloomington. ... As the gunman watched a cashier about to open a cash register, Sacry struck. 'I grabbed some trays, about three, and hit him with them,' he continued. The gunman had turned around, so Sacry ended up hitting him in the upper back. ... The force of the blow from Sacry -- who swims mornings five days a week at the YMCA before his coffee -- sent the would-be robber nearly to the floor."
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Grocery store accepts $200 banknote
News & Observer | Submitted by: Soylent
"Police are searching for a man who paid for $150 in groceries at a Food Lion grocery store with a $200 bill. The man walked out of the store with his groceries and $50 in change before the fake bill was discovered Sept. 6. ... [It] bore the image of President Bush on the front and had the White House on the back. ... The bill bore the signatures of Ronald Reagan, political mentor; and George H.W. Bush, campaign adviser and mentor. Food Lion said normal policy is not to accept bills over $100."
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Man declares sovereignty, claims diplomatic immunity
ABC TV affiliates | Submitted by: LCP
"Cary resident Curtis G. Johnson is using an unusual defense against charges of scratching and pushing a Cary police officer during a July traffic stop. Forty-nine-year-old Johnson claims in court documents that he's not a U.S. citizen -- he's a separate country. Johnson says he's entitled to rights under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act. And he says McHenry County authorities don't have the jurisdiction to prosecute him on four misdemeanor charges."
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new int_(xnon-null, baseopt, non-null) → {Sk.builtin.int_|Sk.builtin.lng}
Constructor for Python int. If provided number is greater than integer threshold, will return a Python long instead.
type int, all integers are created with this method, it is also used for the builtin int()
Takes also implemented __int__
and __trunc__
methods for x into account
and tries to use __index__
and/or __int__
if base is not a number
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
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x |
Object | number | Python object or Javascript number to convert to Python int |
|
base |
Object | number | Sk.builtin.none |
<optional> |
Optional base, can only be used when x is Sk.builtin.str |
Returns:
Python int (or long, if overflow)
- Type
- Sk.builtin.int_ | Sk.builtin.lng
Extends
Members
(static) threshold$ :number
Threshold to determine when types should be converted to long.
Note: be sure to check against threshold in both positive and negative directions.
Type:
- number
$r
Return the string representation of this instance.
Javascript function, returns Python object.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__abs__
Python wrapper of __abs__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__add__
Python wrapper of __add__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__coerce__
Python wrapper of __coerce__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__complex__
Python wrapper of __complex__
dunder method.
__div__
Python wrapper of __div__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__divmod__
Python wrapper of __divmod__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__eq__
Python wrapper for __eq__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__float__
Python wrapper of __float__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__floordiv__
Python wrapper of __floordiv__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__ge__
Python wrapper for __ge__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__gt__
Python wrapper for __gt__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__hash__
Python wrapper for __hash__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__index__
Python wrapper of __index__
dunder method.
__int__
Python wrapper of __int__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__le__
Python wrapper for __le__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__long__
Python wrapper of __long__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__lt__
Python wrapper for __lt__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__mod__
Python wrapper of __mod__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__mul__
Python wrapper of __mul__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__ne__
Python wrapper for __ne__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__neg__
Python wrapper of __neg__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__new__
Default implementation of new just calls the class constructor
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__pos__
Python wrapper of __pos__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__pow__
Python wrapper of __pow__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__radd__
Python wrapper of __radd__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__rdiv__
Python wrapper of __rdiv__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__rdivmod__
Python wrapper of __rdivmod__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__repr__
Python wrapper for __repr__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__rfloordiv__
Python wrapper of __rfloordiv__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__rmod__
Python wrapper of __rmod__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__rmul__
Python wrapper of __rmul__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__rpow__
Python wrapper of __rpow__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__rsub__
Python wrapper of __rsub__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__str__
Python wrapper for __str__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__sub__
Python wrapper of __sub__
method.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
__trunc__
Python wrapper of __trunc__
dunder method.
nb$inplace_add
nb$inplace_divide
nb$inplace_floor_divide
nb$inplace_multiply
nb$inplace_power
nb$inplace_remainder
nb$inplace_subtract
ob$type :Sk.builtin.type|Object
The type object of this class.
Type:
- Sk.builtin.type | Object
- Inherited From:
- Source:
tp$name :string
The name of this class.
Type:
- string
- Inherited From:
- Source:
Methods
"$r"()
clone() → {Sk.builtin.int_}
Returns a copy of this instance.
Javascript function, returns Python object.
Returns:
The copy
- Type
- Sk.builtin.int_
GenericGetAttr(name, canSuspendopt) → {undefined}
Get an attribute
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
name |
string | JS name of the attribute |
|
canSuspend |
boolean |
<optional> |
Can we return a suspension? |
- Inherited From:
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
GenericSetAttr(name, value, canSuspendopt) → {undefined}
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
name |
string | ||
value |
Object | ||
canSuspend |
boolean |
<optional> |
- Inherited From:
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
nb$abs() → {Sk.builtin.numtype|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Compute the absolute value of this instance and return.
Javascript function, returns Python object.
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
The absolute value
nb$add(othernon-null) → {Sk.builtin.numtype|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Add a Python object to this instance and return the result (i.e. this + other).
Returns NotImplemented if addition between this type and other type is unsupported.
Javscript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Sk.builtin.object | The Python object to add. |
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
The result of the addition.
nb$and(othernon-null) → {Sk.builtin.int_|Sk.builtin.lng|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Compute the bitwise AND of this instance and a Python object (i.e. this & other).
Returns NotImplemented if bitwise AND operation between int and other type is unsupported.
Javscript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Sk.builtin.object | The Python object to AND with this one |
Returns:
The result of the conjunction
- Type
- Sk.builtin.int_ | Sk.builtin.lng | Sk.builtin.NotImplemented
nb$divide(othernon-null) → {Sk.builtin.numtype|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Divide this instance by a Python object and return the result (i.e this / other).
Returns NotImplemented if division between this type and other type is unsupported.
Javscript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Sk.builtin.object | The divisor, which must be a Python object. |
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
The result of the division
nb$divmod(othernon-null) → {Sk.builtin.tuple|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Compute the quotient and the remainder of this instance and a given Python object and return the result.
Returns NotImplemented if division or modulo operations between this type and other type are unsupported.
Javscript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Sk.builtin.object | The divisor, which must be a Python object. |
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
The result of the operation. If both operations are supported, a Python tuple containing (quotient, remainder) in that order.
- Type
- Sk.builtin.tuple | Sk.builtin.NotImplemented
nb$floor_divide(othernon-null) → {Sk.builtin.numtype|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Floor divide this instance by a Python object and return the result (i.e. this // other).
Returns NotImplemented if floor division between this type and other type is unsupported.
Javscript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Sk.builtin.object | The divisor, which must be a Python object. |
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
The result of the floor division
nb$inplace_and(othernon-null) → {Sk.builtin.int_|Sk.builtin.lng|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Compute the bitwise AND of this instance and a Python object (i.e. this &= other).
Returns NotImplemented if inplace bitwise AND operation between int and other type is unsupported.
Javscript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Sk.builtin.object | The Python object to AND with this one |
Returns:
The result of the conjunction
- Type
- Sk.builtin.int_ | Sk.builtin.lng | Sk.builtin.NotImplemented
nb$inplace_lshift(othernon-null) → {Sk.builtin.int_|Sk.builtin.lng|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Compute the bitwise left shift of this instance by a Python object (i.e. this <<= other).
Returns NotImplemented if inplace bitwise left shift operation between int and other type is unsupported.
Javscript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Sk.builtin.object | The Python object by which to left shift |
Returns:
The result of the left shift
- Type
- Sk.builtin.int_ | Sk.builtin.lng | Sk.builtin.NotImplemented
nb$inplace_or(othernon-null) → {Sk.builtin.int_|Sk.builtin.lng|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Compute the bitwise OR of this instance and a Python object (i.e. this |= other).
Returns NotImplemented if inplace bitwise OR operation between int and other type is unsupported.
Javscript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Sk.builtin.object | The Python object to OR with this one |
Returns:
The result of the disjunction
- Type
- Sk.builtin.int_ | Sk.builtin.lng | Sk.builtin.NotImplemented
nb$inplace_rshift(othernon-null) → {Sk.builtin.int_|Sk.builtin.lng|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Compute the bitwise right shift of this instance by a Python object (i.e. this >>= other).
Returns NotImplemented if inplace bitwise right shift operation between int and other type is unsupported.
Javscript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Sk.builtin.object | The Python object by which to right shift |
Returns:
The result of the right shift
- Type
- Sk.builtin.int_ | Sk.builtin.lng | Sk.builtin.NotImplemented
nb$inplace_xor(othernon-null) → {Sk.builtin.int_|Sk.builtin.lng|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Compute the bitwise XOR of this instance and a Python object (i.e. this ^= other).
Returns NotImplemented if inplace bitwise XOR operation between int and other type is unsupported.
Javscript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Sk.builtin.object | The Python object to XOR with this one |
Returns:
The result of the exclusive disjunction
- Type
- Sk.builtin.int_ | Sk.builtin.lng | Sk.builtin.NotImplemented
nb$invert() → {Sk.builtin.int_}
Compute the bitwise inverse of this instance (i.e. ~this).
Javscript function, returns Python object.
Returns:
The result of the inversion
- Type
- Sk.builtin.int_
nb$isnegative() → {boolean|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Determine if this instance is negative.
Javscript function, returns Javascript object or Sk.builtin.NotImplemented.
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
true if this instance is negative, false otherwise
- Type
- boolean | Sk.builtin.NotImplemented
nb$ispositive() → {boolean|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Determine if this instance is positive.
Javscript function, returns Javascript object or Sk.builtin.NotImplemented.
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
true if this instance is positive, false otherwise
- Type
- boolean | Sk.builtin.NotImplemented
nb$lshift(othernon-null) → {Sk.builtin.int_|Sk.builtin.lng|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Compute the bitwise left shift of this instance by a Python object (i.e. this << other).
Returns NotImplemented if bitwise left shift operation between int and other type is unsupported.
Javscript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Sk.builtin.object | The Python object by which to left shift |
Returns:
The result of the left shift
- Type
- Sk.builtin.int_ | Sk.builtin.lng | Sk.builtin.NotImplemented
nb$multiply(othernon-null) → {Sk.builtin.numtype|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Multiply this instance by a Python object and return the result (i.e. this * other).
Returns NotImplemented if multiplication between this type and other type is unsupported.
Javscript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Sk.builtin.object | The multiplier, which must be a Python object. |
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
The result of the multiplication
nb$negative() → {Sk.builtin.numtype|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Compute the unary negative of this instance (i.e. -this).
Javscript function, returns Python object.
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
A copy of this instance with the value negated
nb$nonzero() → {boolean|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Determine if this instance is nonzero.
Javscript function, returns Javascript object or Sk.builtin.NotImplemented.
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
true if this instance is not equal to zero, false otherwise
- Type
- boolean | Sk.builtin.NotImplemented
nb$or(othernon-null) → {Sk.builtin.int_|Sk.builtin.lng|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Compute the bitwise OR of this instance and a Python object (i.e. this | other).
Returns NotImplemented if bitwise OR operation between int and other type is unsupported.
Javscript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Sk.builtin.object | The Python object to OR with this one |
Returns:
The result of the disjunction
- Type
- Sk.builtin.int_ | Sk.builtin.lng | Sk.builtin.NotImplemented
nb$positive() → {Sk.builtin.numtype|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Compute the unary positive of this instance (i.e. +this).
Javscript function, returns Python object.
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
A copy of this instance with the value unchanged
nb$power(othernon-null, modopt, non-null) → {Sk.builtin.numtype|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Raise this instance by a Python object, optionally modulo the exponent, and return the final result.
If mod is undefined, return this ** other. Else, return (this ** other) % mod.
Returns NotImplemented if exponentiation or modulation between this type and other type is unsupported.
Javscript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
other |
Sk.builtin.object | The exponent, which must be a Python object. |
|
mod |
Sk.builtin.object |
<optional> |
The optional divisor, which must be a Python object if defined. |
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
The result of the exponentiation.
nb$reflected_add()
nb$reflected_divide()
nb$reflected_divmod()
nb$reflected_floor_divide()
nb$reflected_multiply()
nb$reflected_power()
nb$reflected_remainder()
nb$reflected_subtract()
nb$remainder(othernon-null) → {Sk.builtin.numtype|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Modulo this instance by a Python object and return the result (i.e. this % other).
Returns NotImplemented if modulation between this type and other type is unsupported.
Javscript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Sk.builtin.object | The divisor, which must be a Python object. |
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
The result of the modulation
nb$rshift(othernon-null) → {Sk.builtin.int_|Sk.builtin.lng|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Compute the bitwise right shift of this instance by a Python object (i.e. this >> other).
Returns NotImplemented if bitwise right shift operation between int and other type is unsupported.
Javscript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Sk.builtin.object | The Python object by which to right shift |
Returns:
The result of the right shift
- Type
- Sk.builtin.int_ | Sk.builtin.lng | Sk.builtin.NotImplemented
nb$subtract(othernon-null) → {Sk.builtin.numtype|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Subtract a Python object from this instance and return the result (i.e. this - other).
Returns NotImplemented if subtraction between this type and other type is unsupported.
Javscript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Sk.builtin.object | The Python object to subtract. |
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
The result of the subtraction.
nb$xor(othernon-null) → {Sk.builtin.int_|Sk.builtin.lng|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Compute the bitwise XOR of this instance and a Python object (i.e. this ^ other).
Returns NotImplemented if bitwise XOR operation between int and other type is unsupported.
Javscript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Sk.builtin.object | The Python object to XOR with this one |
Returns:
The result of the exclusive disjunction
- Type
- Sk.builtin.int_ | Sk.builtin.lng | Sk.builtin.NotImplemented
numberCompare() → {number|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Compare this instance's value to another Python object's value.
Returns NotImplemented if comparison between int and other type is unsupported.
Javscript function, returns Javascript object or Sk.builtin.NotImplemented.
Returns:
negative if this < other, zero if this == other, positive if this > other
- Type
- number | Sk.builtin.NotImplemented
ob$eq(other) → {Sk.builtin.bool|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Perform equality check between this instance and a Python object (i.e. this == other).
Implements __eq__
dunder method.
Javascript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Object | The Python object to check for equality. |
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
true if equal, false otherwise
ob$ge(other) → {Sk.builtin.bool|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Determine if this instance is greater than or equal to a Python object (i.e. this >= other).
Implements __ge__
dunder method.
Javascript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Object | The Python object to compare. |
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
true if this >= other, false otherwise
ob$gt(other) → {Sk.builtin.bool|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Determine if this instance is greater than a Python object (i.e. this > other).
Implements __gt__
dunder method.
Javascript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Object | The Python object to compare. |
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
true if this > other, false otherwise
ob$le(other) → {Sk.builtin.bool|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Determine if this instance is less than or equal to a Python object (i.e. this <= other).
Implements __le__
dunder method.
Javascript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Object | The Python object to compare. |
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
true if this <= other, false otherwise
ob$lt(other) → {Sk.builtin.bool|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Determine if this instance is less than a Python object (i.e. this < other).
Implements __lt__
dunder method.
Javascript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Object | The Python object to compare. |
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
true if this < other, false otherwise
ob$ne(other) → {Sk.builtin.bool|Sk.builtin.NotImplemented}
Perform non-equality check between this instance and a Python object (i.e. this != other).
Implements __ne__
dunder method.
Javascript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
Object | The Python object to check for non-equality. |
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
true if not equal, false otherwise
round$(self, ndigits) → {Sk.builtin.int_}
Round this instance to a given number of digits, or zero if omitted.
Implements __round__
dunder method.
Javascript function, returns Python object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
self |
Sk.builtin.int_ | This instance. |
ndigits |
Object | number | The number of digits after the decimal point to which to round. |
Returns:
The rounded integer.
- Type
- Sk.builtin.int_
str$(base, sign) → {string}
Convert this instance's value to a Javascript string.
Javascript function, returns Javascript object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
base |
number | The base of the value. |
sign |
boolean | true if the value should be signed, false otherwise. |
Returns:
The Javascript string representation of this instance.
- Type
- string
tp$hash() → {Sk.builtin.int_}
Return the hash value of this instance.
Javascript function, returns Python object.
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
The hash value
- Type
- Sk.builtin.int_
tp$index() → {number}
Return this instance's Javascript value.
Javascript function, returns Javascript object.
Returns:
This instance's value.
- Type
- number
tp$str() → {Sk.builtin.str}
Return the string representation of this instance.
Javascript function, returns Python object.
Returns:
The Python string representation of this instance.
- Type
- Sk.builtin.str


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I went ahead and PR'd @Neil Strickland's suggestion to refactor the definition of local rings. I also added local ring homs, residue fields, and the induced map between residue fields.
All feedback welcome.
Your definition of is_local_ring_hom
does not actually rely on the source and target being local rings, and it is occasionally useful in more general contexts, where it would be natural to use a different name. But it would be very straightforward to refactor later to cover that generalization, so it is not so important whether you do it now.


The following ciphertext was created using the same steps you used in the RSA worksheet, but with bigger numbers.
054889000685155834038324063013000685039505157972000685155743164286039505128514062931039505102531077774131269166630062931164286164286127074039505131070062931157972039505157972000685062931023572062931039505155743164286039505102531062931157972000685155834131269039505155743166630039505155743157972088202
In order to decrypt it, you'll need D
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If the tasks in an application needs to exchange more information than just simple events, they can use messages. The base type for messages is the Msg_t, which is a struct with three members:
The first member, signal, is used for message indentification by the application.
reserved is an alignment byte.
delay is used by the kernel when sending delayed messages. Should not be accessed by the application.
From this base type, the application can create its own message types containing the members needed:
Message passing
Messages are passed between tasks by copying the message into a message queue. The posted message must be of the same type that are held by the message queue. The application must allocate space for this message queue and pass the address of the queue, the queue length and the message size when creating the task:
Mutual exclusion and synchronization
For each message queue, cocoOS creates a binary semaphore and an event intended to be used for mutual exclusion and synchronization.
Before accessing the queue for either posting or receiving a message, the semaphore should is automatically acquired by the OS. If the semaphore is already taken by another task, the task will be put into the waiting state until the semaphore is released.
The event associated with a message queue is automatically signaled when the queue contents changes, i.e. a message is posted to or removed from the queue. A task will be put to wait for the event when a message queue was full or empty when trying to post or receive a message respectively. Then when the event is signalled, the task makes a new post/receive retry to the message queue.
When a message has been received or posted, the queue semaphore is finally automatically released by the OS.
Posting messages
A message can be posted immediately into another task's message queue by using msg_post(). The message will be placed in the receiving task's message queue fifo and will be processed as soon as possible. With msg_post_in() it is possible to specify a delay before the message will be delivered to the receiving task. See also Asynchronous message posting below.
Receiving messages
Receiving messages is done in the same manner as posting messages, but using msg_receive() instead. See also Asynchronous message receiving below.
Periodic messages
A message can also be setup to be delivered periodically to its receiver with msg_post_every(). This message will be put into the message queue as a usual delayed message posted with the msg_post_in() method. When the message delay expires, the message is delivered to the task and reposted to the queue automatically with the timer reloaded. A posted periodic message can not be stopped, it will be delivered periodically forever. Note that this type of message should be posted outside the endless task loop. Otherwise the queue will quickly fill up and the system will be overloaded.
Asynchronous message posting
The task can also post messages using the msg_post_async() function. The only difference from the usual msg_post() is that, the task will not block waiting for the queue if it was full. The task will continue executing immediately instead.
Asynchronous message receiving
The msg_reveive_async() can be used to poll the queue for messages without blocking the task if the queue is empty. If there are no messages waiting in queue, the function will return immediately and the signal member of the msg parameter will be set to the value NO_MSG_ID (0xff)
Message API
The message API consists of the following macros and functions:


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src/app/pages/pages.module.ts
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src/app/pages/pages.routing.ts
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src/app/theme/components/menu/menu.ts
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src/app/theme/components/menu/menu.ts
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(103) IN THE HIGH COURT OF PUNJAB AND HARYANA AT CHANDIGARH CWP No.24993 of 2016 Date of decision : 30.05.2017 M/s Jayanti Timber .....Appellant Versus State of Haryana and others .....Respondents CORAM:- HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE S.S. SARON HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE DARSHAN SINGH Present: Mr. Abhilaksh Grover, Advocate for petitioner. Mr. Randhir Singh, Additional Advocate General, Haryana for the respondents. ***
S.S. SARON J.
Mr. Randhir Singh, Addl. A.G. Haryana has placed on record an order dated 25.05.2017 passed by the Haryana State Pollution Control Board, Panchkula (respondent No.2) ('Board' - for short), whereby closure order issued against the unit M/s Jayanti Timber (petitioner) under Section 31-A of the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 ('Air Act' - for short) and Section 33-A of Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 ('Water Act' - for short) has been suspended with the following conditions : -
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2. Regional Officer will decide the pending CTO of unit within 15 days.
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Mr. Randhir Singh, Addl. A.G. Haryana has also placed on record communication dated 29.05.2017 from respondent No.2 Board to M/s Jayanti Timber Industries (petitioner) regarding grant of consent to operate, whereby the consent to operate has been granted as per specification/terms and conditions as mentioned therein.
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In view of above, nothing survives in the present writ petition and the same is accordingly dismissed as having been rendered infructuous.
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- For the year ending 31 March 2017 the company was entitled to exemption under section 477 of the Companies Act 2006 relating to small companies.
- The members have not required the company to obtain an audit in accordance with section 476 of the Companies Act 2006.
- The directors acknowledge their responsibilities for complying with the requirements of the Act with respect to accounting records and the preparation of accounts.
- These accounts have been prepared and delivered in accordance with the provisions applicable to companies subject to the small companies regime.
- The members have agreed to the preparation of abridged accounts for this accounting period in accordance with Section 444(2A).
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Just as credit cards and the convenient use of Credit has been lovely, and becoming more frequently used, that ALSO means there is danger when one is not careful! For instance, the RCMP indicated from 2009 to 2010, there has been a 2.05% increase in the
amount of Credit Card Frauds in Canada—and not to mention that there are more than 31.9 million credit cards in circulation in the country.
Long story short, there are many ways to become a victim of a “Snake” when one acquires
a credit card.
The Case with RFID Credit Cards. Since becoming increasingly popular in 2016, RFID tags are used in Credit cards, allowing credit card users to tap on a credit card machine instead of manually entering a PIN. (Instead of looking very nervous in a line up, a simple tap and walk away!) While large purchases DO require a manual entry and signature from the credit card holder, there is still inherent danger in RFID tags in Credit cards—some can be read up to 30 feet away!
Without going too technical, a very recent CBC news article revealed that someone with a reader can easily “bump” into a person with RFID Credit cards and steal all your information—there is even an android application that proves this vulnerability exists.
The best solution? Use aluminous foil and make special wallets, and be aware of your surroundings. RFID is wonderful technology (such as Amiibo’s used in Nintendo products) but there are always risks.
The traditional case with credit card safety. Very simple techniques can be used to prevent credit card fraud, and it is something that can be done every day!
Now that you have finished the section on credit here are some questions. You will have 3 attempts for the question. Don't worry if you mess up. You will be brought back to the begining of the section. So you can brush up on what you missed and then you can try again!
1. What is the main problem with RFID Credit Cards?
2. What is Phishing?
3. Why might it be a good idea, regarding safety and security, to keep large amounts of Cash in your financial institution, like a bank, instead of at home?
4. You are traveling overseas to a wonderful tourist designation (eg. Somewhere NOT COLD like Canada in the winter). Suddenly, you notice that your credit card has been compromised—it’s been stolen and someone is spending it right now. What are some measures, both preventative and treatment measures, that could be done?.


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I recently came across articles online concerning how the tech world has a sexist culture that may keep women out. An April 5, 2014 NYTimes article discussed how an app called titstare, depicting pictures of guys staring at breasts, was presented at a prominent hackathon and received with enthusiasm. This sent a shockwave through much of the tech community, signaling just how sexist the environment had become. The community should want women to be a part of it. Many great minds are being dissuaded from joining the field by feeling like they don't belong. Many consumers of technology are women and their input in the development process could be very helpful.


Feel free to participate in a different group than last time. This is totally up to you, but try to find a group that makes it easy for you to participate.Be careful how you use the web. You are required to develop solutions as a group by thinking not by finding solutions that have been thought out by others. You must be able to explain anything that you have done.
Two problems follow. First pick the one of greatest interest to your group, and try to finish that one. If you have time, then try the other one.
DNA is comprised of two long polymers (often called strands) of nucleotides. Each nucleotide is commonly one of four possible bases denoted by a single character: A, T, C, or G.
An organism's DNA, once determined, is often represented as a string whose characters that represent a portion of one strand of the DNA.
One property of interest to biologist is the GC content of DNA: what fraction of an organism's DNA are the bases G or C?
In this studio, your team should do the following:
Be sure to check the box that generates public static void main. Otherwise you will have to type that by hand.
If you don't remember how to do this, look at code from a previous studio or lab.
You should ensure that your code works properly for edge cases. For example, what happens if the user specifies 0 as the desired length?Also, because you are using the random-number generator, your output should look different among different runs.
Some notes:
- Case matters. A G and a g are two different characters. Be sure you are looking for the proper case.
- If you have a String s, then the caracter at position i can be gotten by:
char r = s.charAt(i);- Note that the first chracter in s occurs at location 0. If s has n characters, then its last character occurs at location n-1.
- To compare r to a character constant, surround that character constant with single quotes, as in:
if (r == 'G') { System.out.println("I saw a G."); }
Computer scientists often use simulation as a means of modeling, understanding, and predicting real-world phenomena.
Your group is auditioning for Survivor by proving your group's ability to compute Pi using only the materials at hand, as follows:
While the thrower never misses the unit square, the darts land sometimes within the inscribed circle, sometimes not.
This may be the first new Class you have developed, but eclipse makes it easy:
- Right-click on the package name in which you want to define the new class. In this case, use studio2.
- Click New...
- Choose Class
- Pick the name Pi for this class, since the code you will paste is for class Pi. Java style dictates that its classes should begin with a capital letter!
- When the editor opens for your new class, copy and paste the code from Pi.java into the class.
You will need to simulate a random dart thrower. The function math.random() will help, as it returns a nonnegative double less than 1.0. You may also find the Math.sqrt() function to be helpful.
If you have time, pick one or both of the following:
When you done with this studio, you must be cleared by the TA to receive credit.
- Commit all your work to your repository
- Fill in the form below with the relevant information
- Have a TA check your work
- The TA should check your work and then fill in his or her name
- Click OK while the TA watches
- If you request propagation, it does not happen immediately, but should be posted in the next day or so
This demo box is for studio 2
When you done with this studio, you must be cleared by the TA to receive credit.
- Commit all your work to your repository
- Fill in the form below with the relevant information
- Have a TA check your work
- The TA should check your work and then fill in his or her name
- Click OK while the TA watches
- If you request propagation, it does not happen immediately, but should be posted in the next day or so
This demo box is for studio 2


ExternalAccesses plug-ins created for versions of FileMaker Pro prior to 7.0 and uses the syntax External(“function name”, parameter), where function name is in quotes and is the name of an external function.nameOfFunction - the name of the external functionparameter - the parameter(s) required by the external function. A parameter is required, even if it’s only 0.Plug-ins created for FileMaker Pro version 7.0 and later do not use the External(“function name”, parameter) syntax. For more information, see External functions.