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java.lang.Object javax.swing.tree.DefaultTreeSelectionModel
public class DefaultTreeSelectionModel
Default implementation of TreeSelectionModel. Listeners are notified whenever the paths in the selection change, not the rows. In order to be able to track row changes you may wish to become a listener for expansion events on the tree and test for changes from there.
resetRowSelection is called from any of the methods that update
the selected paths. If you subclass any of these methods to
filter what is allowed to be selected, be sure and message
resetRowSelection
if you do not message super.
Warning:
Serialized objects of this class will not be compatible with
future Swing releases. The current serialization support is
appropriate for short term storage or RMI between applications running
the same version of Swing. As of 1.4, support for long term storage
of all JavaBeansTM
has been added to the java.beans
package.
Please see XMLEncoder
.
JTree
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
protected SwingPropertyChangeSupport |
changeSupport
Used to messaged registered listeners. |
protected int |
leadIndex
Index of the lead path in selection. |
protected TreePath |
leadPath
Last path that was added. |
protected int |
leadRow
Lead row. |
protected EventListenerList |
listenerList
Event listener list. |
protected DefaultListSelectionModel |
listSelectionModel
Handles maintaining the list selection model. |
protected RowMapper |
rowMapper
Provides a row for a given path. |
protected TreePath[] |
selection
Paths that are currently selected. |
static String |
SELECTION_MODE_PROPERTY
Property name for selectionMode. |
protected int |
selectionMode
Mode for the selection, will be either SINGLE_TREE_SELECTION, CONTIGUOUS_TREE_SELECTION or DISCONTIGUOUS_TREE_SELECTION. |
| Fields inherited from interface javax.swing.tree.TreeSelectionModel |
|---|
CONTIGUOUS_TREE_SELECTION, DISCONTIGUOUS_TREE_SELECTION, SINGLE_TREE_SELECTION |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
DefaultTreeSelectionModel()
Creates a new instance of DefaultTreeSelectionModel that is empty, with a selection mode of DISCONTIGUOUS_TREE_SELECTION. |
| Method Summary | ||
|---|---|---|
void |
addPropertyChangeListener(PropertyChangeListener listener)
Adds a PropertyChangeListener to the listener list. |
|
void |
addSelectionPath(TreePath path)
Adds path to the current selection. |
|
void |
addSelectionPaths(TreePath[] paths)
Adds paths to the current selection. |
|
void |
addTreeSelectionListener(TreeSelectionListener x)
Adds x to the list of listeners that are notified each time the set of selected TreePaths changes. |
|
protected boolean |
arePathsContiguous(TreePath[] paths)
Returns true if the paths are contiguous, or this object has no RowMapper. |
|
protected boolean |
canPathsBeAdded(TreePath[] paths)
Used to test if a particular set of TreePath s can
be added. |
|
protected boolean |
canPathsBeRemoved(TreePath[] paths)
Returns true if the paths can be removed without breaking the continuity of the model. |
|
void |
clearSelection()
Empties the current selection. |
|
Object |
clone()
Returns a clone of this object with the same selection. |
|
protected void |
fireValueChanged(TreeSelectionEvent e)
Notifies all listeners that are registered for tree selection events on this object. |
|
TreePath |
getLeadSelectionPath()
Returns the last path that was added. |
|
int |
getLeadSelectionRow()
Returns the lead selection index. |
|
|
getListeners(Class<T> listenerType)
Returns an array of all the objects currently registered as FooListener s
upon this model. |
|
int |
getMaxSelectionRow()
Returns the largest value obtained from the RowMapper for the current set of selected TreePaths. |
|
int |
getMinSelectionRow()
Returns the smallest value obtained from the RowMapper for the current set of selected TreePaths. |
|
PropertyChangeListener[] |
getPropertyChangeListeners()
Returns an array of all the property change listeners registered on this DefaultTreeSelectionModel . |
|
RowMapper |
getRowMapper()
Returns the RowMapper instance that is able to map a TreePath to a row. |
|
int |
getSelectionCount()
Returns the number of paths that are selected. |
|
int |
getSelectionMode()
Returns the selection mode, one of SINGLE_TREE_SELECTION ,
DISCONTIGUOUS_TREE_SELECTION or
CONTIGUOUS_TREE_SELECTION . |
|
TreePath |
getSelectionPath()
Returns the first path in the selection. |
|
TreePath[] |
getSelectionPaths()
Returns the paths in the selection. |
|
int[] |
getSelectionRows()
Returns all of the currently selected rows. |
|
TreeSelectionListener[] |
getTreeSelectionListeners()
Returns an array of all the tree selection listeners registered on this model. |
|
protected void |
insureRowContinuity()
Makes sure the currently selected TreePath s are valid
for the current selection mode. |
|
protected void |
insureUniqueness()
This method is obsolete and its implementation is now a noop. |
|
boolean |
isPathSelected(TreePath path)
Returns true if the path, path ,
is in the current selection. |
|
boolean |
isRowSelected(int row)
Returns true if the row identified by row is selected. |
|
boolean |
isSelectionEmpty()
Returns true if the selection is currently empty. |
|
protected void |
notifyPathChange(Vector<javax.swing.tree.PathPlaceHolder> changedPaths,
TreePath oldLeadSelection)
Notifies listeners of a change in path. |
|
void |
removePropertyChangeListener(PropertyChangeListener listener)
Removes a PropertyChangeListener from the listener list. |
|
void |
removeSelectionPath(TreePath path)
Removes path from the selection. |
|
void |
removeSelectionPaths(TreePath[] paths)
Removes paths from the selection. |
|
void |
removeTreeSelectionListener(TreeSelectionListener x)
Removes x from the list of listeners that are notified each time the set of selected TreePaths changes. |
|
void |
resetRowSelection()
Updates this object's mapping from TreePath to rows. |
|
void |
setRowMapper(RowMapper newMapper)
Sets the RowMapper instance. |
|
void |
setSelectionMode(int mode)
Sets the selection model, which must be one of SINGLE_TREE_SELECTION, CONTIGUOUS_TREE_SELECTION or DISCONTIGUOUS_TREE_SELECTION. |
|
void |
setSelectionPath(TreePath path)
Sets the selection to path. |
|
void |
setSelectionPaths(TreePath[] pPaths)
Sets the selection to the paths in paths. |
|
String |
toString()
Returns a string that displays and identifies this object's properties. |
|
protected void |
updateLeadIndex()
Updates the leadIndex instance variable. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
public static final String SELECTION_MODE_PROPERTY
protected SwingPropertyChangeSupport changeSupport
protected TreePath[] selection
protected EventListenerList listenerList
protected transient RowMapper rowMapper
protected DefaultListSelectionModel listSelectionModel
protected int selectionMode
protected TreePath leadPath
protected int leadIndex
protected int leadRow
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public DefaultTreeSelectionModel()
| Method Detail |
|---|
public void setRowMapper(RowMapper newMapper)
setRowMapper
in interface TreeSelectionModel
public RowMapper getRowMapper()
getRowMapper
in interface TreeSelectionModel
public void setSelectionMode(int mode)
DISCONTIGUOUS_TREE_SELECTION
is assumed.
This may change the selection if the current selection is not valid
for the new mode. For example, if three TreePaths are
selected when the mode is changed to SINGLE_TREE_SELECTION
,
only one TreePath will remain selected. It is up to the particular
implementation to decide what TreePath remains selected.
Setting the mode to something other than the defined types will
result in the mode becoming DISCONTIGUOUS_TREE_SELECTION
.
setSelectionMode
in interface TreeSelectionModel
public int getSelectionMode()
SINGLE_TREE_SELECTION
,
DISCONTIGUOUS_TREE_SELECTION
or
CONTIGUOUS_TREE_SELECTION
.
getSelectionMode
in interface TreeSelectionModel
public void setSelectionPath(TreePath path)
path
is
null, this has the same effect as invoking clearSelection
.
setSelectionPath
in interface TreeSelectionModel
path
- new path to selectpublic void setSelectionPaths(TreePath[] pPaths)
If paths
is
null, this has the same effect as invoking clearSelection
.
The lead path is set to the last path in pPaths
.
If the selection mode is CONTIGUOUS_TREE_SELECTION
,
and adding the new paths would make the selection discontiguous,
the selection is reset to the first TreePath in paths
.
setSelectionPaths
in interface TreeSelectionModel
pPaths
- new selectionpublic void addSelectionPath(TreePath path)
path
is null.
addSelectionPath
in interface TreeSelectionModel
path
- the new path to add to the current selectionpublic void addSelectionPaths(TreePath[] paths)
paths
is null.
The lead path is set to the last element in paths
.
If the selection mode is CONTIGUOUS_TREE_SELECTION
,
and adding the new paths would make the selection discontiguous.
Then two things can result: if the TreePaths in paths
are contiguous, then the selection becomes these TreePaths,
otherwise the TreePaths aren't contiguous and the selection becomes
the first TreePath in paths
.
addSelectionPaths
in interface TreeSelectionModel
paths
- the new path to add to the current selectionpublic void removeSelectionPath(TreePath path)
path
is null.
removeSelectionPath
in interface TreeSelectionModel
path
- the path to remove from the selectionpublic void removeSelectionPaths(TreePath[] paths)
paths
is null.
removeSelectionPaths
in interface TreeSelectionModel
paths
- the paths to remove from the selectionpublic TreePath getSelectionPath()
getSelectionPath
in interface TreeSelectionModel
public TreePath[] getSelectionPaths()
getSelectionPaths
in interface TreeSelectionModel
public int getSelectionCount()
getSelectionCount
in interface TreeSelectionModel
public boolean isPathSelected(TreePath path)
path
,
is in the current selection.
isPathSelected
in interface TreeSelectionModel
public boolean isSelectionEmpty()
isSelectionEmpty
in interface TreeSelectionModel
public void clearSelection()
clearSelection
in interface TreeSelectionModel
public void addTreeSelectionListener(TreeSelectionListener x)
addTreeSelectionListener
in interface TreeSelectionModel
x
- the new listener to be addedpublic void removeTreeSelectionListener(TreeSelectionListener x)
removeTreeSelectionListener
in interface TreeSelectionModel
x
- the listener to removepublic TreeSelectionListener[] getTreeSelectionListeners()
TreeSelectionListener
s
or an empty
array if no tree selection listeners are currently registeredaddTreeSelectionListener(javax.swing.event.TreeSelectionListener)
,
removeTreeSelectionListener(javax.swing.event.TreeSelectionListener)
protected void fireValueChanged(TreeSelectionEvent e)
addTreeSelectionListener(javax.swing.event.TreeSelectionListener)
,
EventListenerList
public <T extends EventListener> T[] getListeners(Class<T> listenerType)
FooListener
s
upon this model.
FooListener
s are registered using the
addFooListener
method.
You can specify the listenerType
argument
with a class literal,
such as
FooListener.class
.
For example, you can query a
DefaultTreeSelectionModel
m
for its tree selection listeners with the following code:
TreeSelectionListener[] tsls = (TreeSelectionListener[])(m.getListeners(TreeSelectionListener.class));If no such listeners exist, this method returns an empty array.
listenerType
- the type of listeners requested; this parameter
should specify an interface that descends from
java.util.EventListener
FooListener
s on this component,
or an empty array if no such
listeners have been added
ClassCastException
- if listenerType
doesn't specify a class or interface that implements
java.util.EventListener
getTreeSelectionListeners()
,
getPropertyChangeListeners()
public int[] getSelectionRows()
getSelectionRows
in interface TreeSelectionModel
public int getMinSelectionRow()
getMinSelectionRow
in interface TreeSelectionModel
public int getMaxSelectionRow()
getMaxSelectionRow
in interface TreeSelectionModel
public boolean isRowSelected(int row)
row
is selected.
isRowSelected
in interface TreeSelectionModel
public void resetRowSelection()
You do not normally have to call this, JTree and its associated Listeners will invoke this for you. If you are implementing your own View class, then you will have to invoke this.
This will invoke insureRowContinuity
to make sure
the currently selected TreePaths are still valid based on the
selection mode.
resetRowSelection
in interface TreeSelectionModel
public int getLeadSelectionRow()
getLeadSelectionRow
in interface TreeSelectionModel
public TreePath getLeadSelectionPath()
getLeadSelectionPath
in interface TreeSelectionModel
public void addPropertyChangeListener(PropertyChangeListener listener)
A PropertyChangeEvent will get fired when the selection mode changes.
addPropertyChangeListener
in interface TreeSelectionModel
listener
- the PropertyChangeListener to be addedpublic void removePropertyChangeListener(PropertyChangeListener listener)
removePropertyChangeListener
in interface TreeSelectionModel
listener
- the PropertyChangeListener to be removedpublic PropertyChangeListener[] getPropertyChangeListeners()
DefaultTreeSelectionModel
.
PropertyChangeListener
s
or an empty
array if no property change listeners are currently registeredaddPropertyChangeListener(java.beans.PropertyChangeListener)
,
removePropertyChangeListener(java.beans.PropertyChangeListener)
protected void insureRowContinuity()
TreePath
s are valid
for the current selection mode.
If the selection mode is CONTIGUOUS_TREE_SELECTION
and a RowMapper
exists, this will make sure all
the rows are contiguous, that is, when sorted all the rows are
in order with no gaps.
If the selection isn't contiguous, the selection is
reset to contain the first set, when sorted, of contiguous rows.
If the selection mode is SINGLE_TREE_SELECTION
and
more than one TreePath is selected, the selection is reset to
contain the first path currently selected.
protected boolean arePathsContiguous(TreePath[] paths)
protected boolean canPathsBeAdded(TreePath[] paths)
TreePath
s can
be added. This will return true if paths
is null (or
empty), or this object has no RowMapper, or nothing is currently selected,
or the selection mode is DISCONTIGUOUS_TREE_SELECTION
, or
adding the paths to the current selection still results in a
contiguous set of TreePath
s.
protected boolean canPathsBeRemoved(TreePath[] paths)
protected void notifyPathChange(Vector<javax.swing.tree.PathPlaceHolder> changedPaths, TreePath oldLeadSelection)
protected void updateLeadIndex()
protected void insureUniqueness()
public String toString()
toString
in class Object
public Object clone() throws CloneNotSupportedException
clone
in class Object
CloneNotSupportedException
- never thrown by instances of
this classCloneable
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He was bereaved of his parents when they tragically perished in a fire, but he cleaved onto the eave of their home as if it were a reminder of a precious past life. [G|D]
After days of hard labor, heaving rocks from the land to create a deep trench, he was greaved from head to toe with dirt and sweat, yet he interleaved some measure of joy into the grueling task. [G|D]
The tapestry of life is interwoven with a multitude of souls, both coming and going, where some may leave in sorrow and others may reave in joy; such are the mysteries that one must weave together. [G|D]
As if part of a great machine, he labored with all his might, weaving and sheaving, sleaving and reaving, in the hope of creating something beautiful and lasting. [G|D]


Key Statutes and Regulations for Mining in British Columbia
Mining activities in British Columbia are subject to a variety of different provincial and federal regulations. The main pieces of legislation that govern major mines in BC are the Environmental Assessment Act, the Mines Act and the Environmental Management Act. You can learn more about these acts and others below. Please note that this is not meant to be an exhaustive list of all regulations that apply to mining activities.
Provincial Statutes
Environmental Assessment Act (Environmental Assessment Office)
The Environmental Assessment Act provides a mechanism for reviewing proposed major projects in British Columbia, including major mining projects, to assess their potential impacts. The Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) manages the assessment of proposed major projects as required by the Environmental Assessment Act.
Reviewable Projects Regulation (Environmental Assessment Office)
The Reviewable Projects Regulation of the Environmental Assessment Act provides for a broad range of major projects to be automatically reviewable if they meet certain thresholds, such as area or production volume.
Mines Act (Ministry of Energy, Mines, and Low Carbon Innovation)
The Mines Act and the accompanying Health, Safety and Reclamation Code for Mines in British Columbia (the Code) protect workers, the public and the environment through provisions for minimizing the health, safety and environmental risks related to mining activities. Proposed major mines (e.g., metal and coal), major expansions/upgrades to existing mines, and some large-scale exploration/development projects require approval under the Mines Act as per part 10 of the Code.
Environmental Management Act (Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy)
The Environmental Management Act (EMA) regulates industrial and municipal waste discharge, pollution, hazardous waste and contaminated site remediation. EMA provides the authority for introducing wastes into the environment, while protecting public health and the environment. The Act enables the use of permits, regulations and codes of practice to authorize discharges to the environment and enforcement options, such as administrative penalties, orders and fines to encourage compliance. Guidelines and objectives for air and water quality are developed under EMA.
Waste Discharge Regulation (Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy)
Other EMA Regulations that May Apply to Mining Operations in BC
The Waste Discharge Regulation identifies those industries and activities requiring authorizations to discharge under the Environmental Management Act (EMA).
Tenure
Legislation Administered by the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations (FLNRO) that May Apply to Mining Operations in BC
Other Provincial Statutes that May Apply to Mining Operations in BC
Federal Statutes
Fisheries Act
Fisheries and Oceans Canada and Environment Canada are responsible for the Fisheries Act. This act’s Metal Mining Effluent Regulations apply to most major mine projects in BC.
Canadian Environmental Act
The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency conducts reviews of major projects across Canada, including major mine projects in British Columbia, under the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, 2012.


My mindset is comprised of a somewhat hasty desire to spiritually align myself with the Earth and to enjoy the season's first measureable snowfall. A walk through the forest is in order. I decide to supplement my walk with a low dose of Foxy (5-10 mg) even though I have not allowed myself time to prepare. I would have liked to at least do some stretching, or better yet, some breathing exercises. But the snowfall is calling, and being indoors is getting on my nerves.
After dosing the Foxy in a glass of orange juice, I quickly gather my things and head out the door. I know I will be feeling the buzz within thirty minutes, with telltale tryptamine alerts in half that time. Among my belongings I make sure to bring a supply of some mid-grade cannabis and my small glass bowl. By the time I arrive at the local park (T+0:20), I notice that music is distinctly more engaging, engrossing, enchanting. I try to imagine the beauty of Nature augmented in this manner by the Foxy, and I quickly realize that I am in for quite a treat.
I exit the car and take in a huge breath of chilly, fluffy, fresh air. The crispness of winter is underscored nicely by the bite of the Fox. The chemical urges me to get moving into the woods where the dog-walking, sleigh-riding, police-calling Normals won't freak me out.
I sense a presence in my solar plexus, much like the warmth I feel on MDMA. This is a positive association for me. The muscle tension I associate with LSD is also present throughout my body. As with acid, it centers around my upper back and neck, moving into the back of my skull. The body buzz is nice at this dosage. I notice how everything is 'scrunchable,' a sentiment I felt strongly on my first acid trip. I clench my fists to test the sensation, and flex my toes as I walk.
Although the trails I follow have all been blazed ahead of time and marked with footprints in the snow, I try and find the paths least travelled. I feel adventurous. The first treat I am presented with comes early in my journey. I am drawn to a tree which has grown an eye in its bark. The eye is very similar to the 'eye in the triangle' logo of the Illuminati which I am familiar with from reading Robert Anton Wilson's Cosmic Trigger. Spiralling around the trunk, a fuzzy vine ascends and disappears above me. Nature has created this for me to see -- this tree, this vine, this eery and uncanny eye. I am amazed that I can see within the bark of every tree *faces* staring back at me -- as if the trees have mastered the art of mimicry. I trace the eye with my fingers and note the hard, rough quality of the plantlife skin. I ponder this tree for a moment before continuing on my way.
Soon I decide to celebrate the feeling of wonder by toking a ceremonial bowl of cannabis. There is a healthy coating of resin inside my glass pipe, which also contains a fair amount of 5-MeO-DMT runoff. I make sure to pack a good bud in there to ensure I don't vaporize the 5-MeO-DMT just yet. The cannabis, as expected, accentuates the visual aspect of the Foxy quite nicely, while adding its own cheerful mental flavor to the trip. Even before I finish the bowl, a special synergy has already developed between the cannabis and the Foxy. I can't imagine a better setting for this combo, and I doubt I will ever use Foxy indoors. The open air and friendly trees are simply irrisistable. I am glad to be alive, and I feel lucky to be part of this Experiment.
I find a more secluded place in the woods and do some squat stretches and breathing exercises. I send some telepathic prayers of goodwill to my girlfriend who is at home sleeping.
I decide this is a good time to hit the bowl hard and smoke some cannabis resin with perhaps a taste of 5-MeO-DMT. If the latter should knock me off my socks and land me face-up in the snow, at least no one is around to see me like this and think I am crazy.  With my lungs almost full, I stand up to expand my capacity. Upon standing, a translucent bluish liquid-light creeps into my eyes from the sides and saturates my vision, revealing the absurdity of existence. Simultaneously, my mind is overwhelmed by the profundity of hyperspace. I span two worlds, momentarily forgetting to which one I owe my allegiance.
As I slowly exhale, the electric shock-flavored smoke seems to fill the entire park. I am humbled by the power of the 5-MeO-DMT, and my mind is reduced to the thoughts and processes which keep me alive. It is all I can do to keep breathing, and yet I know intuitively that I will breathe on instinct if I let go. The normally-overwhelming intensity of the 5-MeO-DMT is put into perspective here in the wilderness.
I continue my journey now with my head in the clouds. I feel isolated even though I am sure there are people within yelling distance. As the 5-MeO-DMT runs its course, I begin to feel ape-like. I walk; my head begins to drop, my arms begin to swing, and my legs find a rhythm on the snow-covered path. My body feels new to me, foreign almost. I am not used to moving like this, but I like it. My ape-like gait speeds up, and soon I am running through the woods. The sensation is amazing: the trees rushing by, the fresh breeze in my face, my blood pumping furiously... it is liberating.
I happen to find a grove of trees arranged into perfectly straight rows by Nature. I notice the sun burning brightly in the sky ahead of me, stopping me in my tracks. I turn back as the trees whisper where to go: I'm to find the last row of this sacred grove and walk along it, stopping when I know. I do as I am told. I look up slowly and focus on the huge orange orb blazing in the sky above. From my perspective standing in this sacred spot, the branches of the trees seem to have been specially arranged. Somehow, they filter the light of the sun and allow me to stare directly at it. Inside the blob of fire, I see veins, puddles, and rivers. The sun is teeming with life, overflowing with light; big, bright and beautiful. I cannot help but stare deeply for at least five minutes. As I watch, the sun's energy begins to beat in time with the rhythm of my heart, and I can feel it in me.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


October 15
The king's heart is in the hand of the Lord, as the rivers of water: he turns it wherever he will. Proverbs 21:1
Think about that for a moment! God has reserved the right to override the will of a nation's leader, if need be, to see that His people are governed according to His will. What's more, God will hear the prayer of any government leader. Even if he's the worst reprobate in the whole world. He heard the prayer of old King Nebuchadnezzar. Believe me, that means He'll listen to any leader!
You see, Nebuchadnezzar was king of Babylon. He was an ungodly ruler of an ungodly nation. However, he'd taken captives from the land of Judah. He had some of God's people under his authority. So, God began to deal with him.  And, sure enough, he went just as crazy as could be.
He stayed that way for years too. Then one day he cried out to God and God heard him.  Why? Because he had God's people under his rule! That same principle still holds true today. If we'll open the way through prayer, God will deal with our leaders!
If we will humble ourselves in unity and pray, God can change the injustice and corruption that exist in our country, or any country for that matter. He'll change the hearts of everyone from the White House on down to make sure His children are governed justly. Make it a point to pray for our leaders today!
Scripture Reading: Daniel 4:1-37


13
1 I, Isaiah son of Amoz, received from Yahweh this message about the city of Babylon:
2 Lift up a flag on the bare top of a hill,
to signal that an army should come to attack Babylon.
Shout to them and wave your hand to signal to them
that they should march through the city gates into the palaces of the proud rulers of Babylon!
3 Yahweh says, "I have commanded those who are set apart to do this work for me—
I have summoned the warriors whom I have chosen to punish the people of Babylon because I am very angry with them,
and those soldiers will be very proud when they do that."
4 Listen to the noise on the mountains,
which is the noise of a huge army marching!
It is the noise made by people of many people groups shouting.
Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, has summoned this army to gather together.
5 They come from countries that are far away,
from the most remote places on the earth.

You will have severe pains
like a woman has when she is giving birth to a baby.
You will look at each other helplessly,
and it will show on your faces that you feel horror.
9 Listen to this, you people of Babylon: The day that Yahweh has chosen to act in is near,
the day on which he will furiously and fiercely punish you because he is very angry with you.
He will cause your land of Babylonia to be desolate,
and he will destroy all the sinners in it.
10 When that happens, none of the stars will shine.
When the sun rises, it will be dark,
and there will be no light from the moon at night.
11 Yahweh says, "I will punish everyone in the world for the evil things that they do;
I will punish the wicked people for the sins that they have committed.
I will stop arrogant people from being proud,
and I will stop ruthless people from acting cruelly.
12 And because I will cause most people to die,
people will be harder to find than gold,
harder to find than fine gold from Ophir in Arabia.
13 I will shake the sky,
and the earth will also move out of its place.
That will happen when I, Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, punish wicked people,
when I show them that I am extremely angry with them.
14 All the foreigners in Babylon will run around like deer that are being hunted,
like sheep that do not have a shepherd.
They will try to find other people from their countries,
and then they will escape from Babylon and return to their own countries.
15 Anyone who is captured in Babylon
will be killed by their enemies' swords.
16 Their little children will be dashed to pieces on the rocks while their parents watch;
their enemies will steal everything valuable from their houses and will force their wives to sleep with them.
17 Look! I am going to incite the people of Media to attack Babylon.
The army of Media will attack Babylon, even if they are offered silver or gold if they promise to not attack it.
18 With their arrows, the soldiers of Media will shoot the young men of Babylon;
they will not even act mercifully toward infants or children!"
19 Babylon has been a very beautiful city;
all the people of Babylonia have been very proud of Babylon, their capital city;
but God will destroy Babylon,
like he destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah.
20 No one will ever live in Babylon again.
It will be deserted forever.
Nomads will refuse to set up their tents there;
shepherds will not bring their flocks of sheep to rest there.
21 Animals that live in the desert will be there;
jackals will live in the ruins of the houses.
Owls will live in the ruins,
and ostriches and wild goats will romp around there.
22 Hyenas will howl in the ruined towers,
and jackals will make their dens in the ruins of the palaces that were previously very beautiful.
The time when Babylon will be destroyed is very near;
Babylon will not exist much longer.


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Built an android application which allows sending text messages, emails and Bluetooth chat by voice (using speech to text synthesis).
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Just a quick post to say that I'm very much enjoying Post Captain by Patrick O'Brian, and that you should read it too.
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Jason on 2009-03-24 02:26
Sorry, too busy reading Watchmen again. I have a list of books on my desk that people have given me to read. J.I. Packer - Knowing God, George Orwell - Nineteen Eighty-Four, Charles Stross - Halting State, David Allen - How to Get Things Done (Read: Getting Things Done), Charles Stross - The Atrocity Archives...
I have a list of books on my desk that people have given me to read.
J.I. Packer - Knowing God,
George Orwell - Nineteen Eighty-Four,
Charles Stross - Halting State,
David Allen - How to Get Things Done (Read: Getting Things Done),
Charles Stross - The Atrocity Archives...
The list goes on (unfortunately).


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Roy Osherove has been running a contest on the coolest desktops, plenty of cool stuff to see. I thought I might as well share my current desktop as well, which I'm rather liking:


Initialization
Alice starts out with her share of the private key d1
And a Paillier keypair pk/sk
Bob starts out with his share d2 of the private key d
Protocol
First Alice generates her share of the one-time secret k1
And its inverse z1 = (k1)-1 mod n
She also calculates Q1 = k1G
She then encrypts z1 using Paillier to create α = Epk(z1)
And β = Epk(d1z1 mod n)
And also generates an encrypted blinding factor A = Epk(c) for some c ∈ [1, nP/nEC]
Alice composes the encrypted signature σ1 = (α ×pk e) +pk (β ×pk r) +pk (A ×pk n)
She deterministically rerandomizes it to receive σ1' = σ1HASH(σ1)n mod n2
And decrypts σ1' to receive s1
And v', the randomizing factor in σ1'
Bob validates Q1 by ensuring that
And verifies the message to be signed
He then verifies s1 as a valid signature
Bob also calculates σ1' from α, β and A
And verifies it matches Epk(s1, v')
He then generates his share k2 of the private one-time value k
And its inverse z2 = (k2)-1 mod n
He can calculate r = xQ where Q(xQ, yQ) = k2Q1
And Q2 = k2G
Bob prepares a random value B ∈ [1, nP/nEC] to use for blinding
Finally he calculates σ = (α ×pk z2e) +pk (β ×pk z2d2r) +pk Epk(BnEC)
Alice confirms Q2 is a valid public point
She now calculates r = xQ where Q = k1Q2 and matches it against what Bob claimed
She decrypts σ to receive s = Dsk(σ)
She verifies the signature using r and the combined public key before publishing.


June 17th, Tom's work on sorting, getting maximum and minimum #TomsProjects
Actually the function of this programme can be achieved using a built-in method of "list" and built-in functions "max" and "min". However, I was managing to design an algorithm independently.
def SORT():
i = 0
a = []
while 1:
b = input("Input a number, enter [stop] to stop")
if b == "stop": break
b = int(b)
if len(a) == 0:
a.append(b)
else:
for z in range(0,len(a)+1):
success=1
if b > a[z]:
try:
a.remove(b)
success = 0
except: None
a.insert(z-1+success,b)
break
elif b == a[z]:None
else:
try:
a.remove(b)
success = 0
except: None
a.insert(z+success ,b)
return "The maximum is "+ str(a[0]) + ". The minimum is "+ str(a[len(a)-1]) + ". The list is "+ str(a)
print(SORT())


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Krippendorf's Tribe (1998) 2 1/2 stars out of 4
Krippendorf's Tribe is an old-fashioned piece of fluff from Touchstone Pictures, one of the Disney studio's subsidiaries.
This is no coincidence, as the movie has that quaint kind of feeling as if it were from the old Disney factory of the late 1950s or early '60s. Only, to accommodate the '90s, this film adds a few profanities and a hint of sex.
Otherwise, 40 or 30 years ago, this comedy could have starred Fred MacMurray or Dean Jones, instead of Richard Dreyfuss. And someone such as Suzanne Pleshette could have played the Jenna Elfman role, while Annette, Tommy Kirk or Kurt Russell and little "Moochie" would have nicely filled the roles of the professor's children.
The slight story is about ant anthropology professor who, after the death of his wife-partner, goes through burn out. Instead of using his grant money to find a lost tribe of aborigines in New Guinea, he spends the money on food and to make house payments.
Comes the day of his long-awaited lecture concerning the discovery of his lost tribe, and poor Professor Krippendorf, at the prodding of a pushy former student-turned-anthropologist (Elfman), pulls himself together long enough to con his way through his talk in which he creates a fictitious tribe, the Shelmikedmu, named after his children, Shelley, Mickey and Edmund.
The entire fluff snowballs, as things usually do in such comedies, until the professor drafts his kids into being the "natives" he filmed on his expedition by faking scenes in his own back yard.
The rest, of course, is predictable, but that does not diminish the movie's fun. Familiarity, in this case, does not breed contempt, but rather a comfortable expectation of what's ahead.
The performances are a bit over the top, especially those of Dreyfuss and Lily Tomlin, who plays his academic rival.
Elfman has an effervescent presence that carries over from her Dharma and Greg TV sitcom, only here she is more worldly and conniving than her small-screen counterpart.
Krippendorf's Tribe is a family film with several laughs and a few misfires. It's a junk-food movie that can be easily digested without fear of any after-effects.
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85 patients without beds in Limerick in highest figure recorded to date
A total of 85 patients are without beds in University Hospital Limerick this morning in what is the highest figure ever recorded in an Irish hospital in a single day.
The previous record was 82, set in October 2019, also in University Hospital Limerick.
Today there are 55 patients in the emergency department and 30 in wards elsewhere in the hospital.

INMO Assistant Director of Industrial Relations for the region, Mary Fogarty said:
“Despite the best efforts of local staff, the situation in Limerick continues to escalate. The hospital is breaking records in the worst possible way.
“Promises of future improvement will not suffice. Real action is needed today.
We simply do not have sufficient capacity. Without an increase in beds and the professionals to staff them, this problem will continue to escalate.
“Our members are on the frontline providing the best care they can – but the situation is intolerable for them and unsafe for patients.”
Meanwhile, 70% of hospital patients aren't admitted to a ward from emergency departments within the HSE's own six hour target time, according to the 2019 National Inpatient Experience Survey.
The survey which was launched at the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, Dublin, found that most people gave a positive rating of the cleanliness of rooms or wards and most people said that they trusted and had confidence in hospital staff.
However, while most patients experience good care, waiting times remain a problem with 4% waiting 48 hours or more to be admitted.
Many of the survey's 12,000 participants felt there was not enough time to discuss their treatment, and they were not fully involved in decisions about their care.
Director of the National Care Experience Programme, Rachel Flynn, said:
“Although the majority of patients reported positively on their time in hospital, a large number of patients did not.
Significantly, women and younger people tended to report less positive experiences than men and people over the age of 50, as did patients of larger hospitals.
"While discharge planning has improved, there is still more to do, with many patients saying that they did not receive enough information on their condition, their medication or how to care for themselves at home.”
HSE CEO, Paul Reid, said: “I would like to thank our patients, their carers and families for taking the time to complete the survey and for sharing their experiences of hospital care with us. It is important that we listen to and learn from our patients so that we can continue to improve patient care.
“I also wish to acknowledge the work of our hospital staff, who have listened to and are responding to the feedback from previous surveys, and are implementing quality improvement plans in their hospitals.”


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Lots of times at LambdaSchool and in Real Life, you’ll make a fork of a repo. Then the owner of the original repo will make further commits to their repo and your fork will fall out of sync.
This is normal, and can be handled from the command line with a little bit of setup and a couple commands.
Unfortunately, as of now, you can’t do this from the GitHub web UI and, given how old that feature request is, it might never happen.
Before we begin, it’s useful to know what repos are at play and how they interact.
There are three, and we’re going to give them all names:
origin
: this is your fork on GitHub (of the original repo
on GitHub, the upstream
)
local
: this is your clone on your local computer (of your
fork on GitHub, the origin
)
upstream
: this is the original repo on GitHub that you
forked
When we bring our origin
into sync with the
upstream
, there are two possible approaches:
You get the upstream
owner to issue you a pull request
and you accept it in the GitHub UI.
This barely ever happens, since they’d have to do it
for everyone who forked the repo, and that might be hundreds of
people.
You fetch the commits from upstream
into your
local
repo, merge them, and then push the result to your
origin
.
This is almost always the way it happens.
upstream
?
This is important one-time setup! Once you set the
upstream
, you don’t need to do it again for this
repo!
upstream
is what we call a remote in git. It’s a
nice human-readable name for a repo URL. You could use the full URL every
time you wanted to refer to a repo, but that’s a pain, so we make these
aliases.
origin
is a remote name you might already have seen. It’s
“the URL this repo was cloned from”. This gets set up for you
automatically by git.
For example, if I have a local repo that’s a clone of one of my forks, I
can see the remotes for the repo with git remote -v
:
$ git clone git@github.com:MyName/My-Forked-Repo.git
[...cloning output...]
$ git remote -v
origin git@github.com:MyName/My-Forked-Repo.git (fetch)
origin git@github.com:MyName/My-Forked-Repo.git (push)
But you can have as many remotes as you want; they’re just names for other
repos. So let’s add another remote that
refers to the original repo we forked from, and let’s call it
upstream
.
$ git remote add upstream https://github.com/LambdaSchool/Original-Repo.git
$ git remote -v
origin git@github.com:MyName/My-Forked-Repo.git (fetch)
origin git@github.com:MyName/My-Forked-Repo.git (push)
upstream https://github.com/LambdaSchool/Original-Repo.git (fetch)
upstream https://github.com/LambdaSchool/Original-Repo.git (push)
Now we have two remotes listed.
Note that we used the HTTPS URL for the original repo for
upstream
. This is because we presumably don’t have SSH access
to that repo, but that’s OK–we only need to read from it, not write to it.
As shown in the diagram up above, we’re going to grab commits from
upstream
, merge them into our local
, and then
push them to our origin
. After that, all repos should be in
sync.
The following assumes you’re merging the origin
’s
master
branch with your master
branch. If
you’re merging other branches, you’ll have to adjust the following
instructions to suit.
upstream
git fetch
is like git pull
, except it doesn’t
merge. It goes and grabs all the new commits from the named remote and
puts them in your local repo, but doesn’t update anything in your working
directory. The commits are just sitting there in git’s local database.
Fun fact:
git pull
is shorthand forgit fetch
followed bygit merge
.
Fetch the new commits from the original repo, upstream
, like
so:
master
with upstream/master
Now you have all the new commits from upstream
, but you have
to merge them with all the changes you’ve been making.
First, make sure you’ve fully committed your stuff:
$ git status
On branch master
Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/master'.
nothing to commit, working tree clean
If it says you have changes that are staged (or not staged), make a commit
before proceeding. (Or learn how to use
git stash
.)
Second, make sure you’re on your local master
branch (the
branch with the *
next to it is the current):
You need to be on your master
branch because that’s the one
you’re merging into.
Third, merge! In the following example,
upstream/master
refers to the master
branch on
the upstream
remote.
Note that the above will most likely ask you to create a message for this commit. Just say you merged or whatever you wish. (If it does a fast-forward merge, it won’t ask for a commit message.)
This is the interesting part since it’s the only place you can get into trouble with merging. Unfortunately, how to deal with merge conflicts is beyond the scope of this tutorial, but it’s not the end of the world if you have to do it.
If you don’t see anything about conflicts on the merge output, you’re good to go. Otherwise resolve them before proceeding to the next step.
A useful
gitconfig alias,
git up
: >
> up = "!git remote update -p; git merge --ff-only
@{u}
"
Using this lets you more or less forget how to properly use
git pull
– you still have to git merge
if you’re
on a different branch, but can just do git up
for master/any
collaborative branch where there are commits from others.
origin
After fetching and merging, the upstream
and your
local
are in sync. To get your origin
in sync as
well, just push to it:
And then you should be in sync!


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Status: Passed, as amended, Jun89 X3J13
Issue: PATHNAME-PRINT-READ
References: File System Interface (pp409-427)
Category: CHANGE/ADDITION
Edit history: 21-Oct-88, Version 1 by Pitman
3-Jul-89, Version 2 by Masinter
Problem Description:
Although pathnames are required to print re-readably, there is no
standardized representation for pathnames and so no standardized
way in which they should print.
Further, it is common in programs to want pathnames to print in
their file-system specific format.
Proposal (PATHNAME-PRINT-READ:SHARPSIGN-P):
Define the reader syntax #P"..." to be equivalent to
#.(PARSE-NAMESTRING "...").
Define that when *PRINT-ESCAPE* is true, the syntax #P"..." is
how a pathname should be printed by WRITE (and hence by PRIN1,
PRINT, etc.). The "..." is the namestring representation of the
Define that when *PRINT-ESCAPE* is NIL, WRITE writes a pathname
object P by writing (NAMESTRING p) instead.
Test Case:
(PARSE-NAMESTRING "foo.lisp")
=> #P"foo.lisp"
(FORMAT NIL "Written to ~A." #P"foo.bin")
=> "Written to foo.bin."
=> T
Rationale:
This satisfies the stated goals.
[For :ESCAPE T] It will not be possible to make the printed
pathname printed representation totally portable because of
variations in file systems, but for different Common Lisp
implementations on the same file system, or for Common Lisp
systems running on file systems having compatible syntax,
portability would be improved by this specification.
Also, some implementations (eg, Symbolics Genera) use
specialized representations for pathnames on different file
systems. Eg, an MSDOS pathname is of type MSDOS-PATHNAME,
not just type PATHNAME. #S(PATHNAME ...) is not only more
verbose than necessary but might be misleading to some users
because the object created will not have a TYPE-OF PATHNAME.
[For :ESCAPE NIL] Printing the namestring of a pathname is
a common operation and it is convenient to have a shorthand
for doing it. Further, some implementations may be able to
optimize the presentation of a pathname in this mode by
printing it without actually consing the string.
Current Practice:
Symbolics Genera implements the proposed behavior.
Cost to Implementors:
Fairly minor changes to the readtable and the printer.
Cost to Users:
Users who now use the non-portable syntax #S(...) in order
to enter literal pathnames might have to change. [However,
implementations would be free to continue to support this
read syntax for compatibility.]
Cost of Non-Adoption:
Portability of code and data involving pathnames within a
given file system (or between suitably similar file systems)
would be hampered needlessly.
Benefits:
The cost of non-adoption would be avoided.
Aesthetics:
The #P syntax is pretty and hides unimportant details.
Discussion:
Pitman supports this change.
-----
Summary of discussion on CL-Cleanup:
EB noted that Lucid CL implements the proposed behavior and that there
is cost to users who define their own #P read macro. He weakly supports
the proposal but wishes someone had pursued a `generic pathnames' proposal.
Pierson noted that KCL uses #"...", but that this collides with proposed
syntax for Dick Waters' pretty printer. He also thinks #P is better
because it is already more widely used for that purpose.
Masinter noted that Envos Medley prints pathnames with the syntax
#.(pathname "asdf"), which he thinks is not as pretty as #P"asdf"
but currently more portable.
KMP and JonL raised the issues that #. has the disadvantage that it must
be parsed by the full Lisp engine, while #P can be parsed by something
simpler. Permitting #. leaves a gaping hole for trojan horses, and
also requires the presence of the evaluator in a delivery system.
MLY, GSB, Peirson, and IIM argued for not using up an extra dispatch
character.
MLY suggested #S(PATHNAME namestring [optional-host]).
IIM noted they use #.(PATHNAME namestring host) because different file
systems have different parsing conventions.


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Overal: Array, list, linked list
A way to store and organize data in a computer so that it can be used efficiently
When talking about data structure, we care about
Fixed size, contain elements of same data type. When array is full, we need to create a new array with double the size and free the memory for former array. Insertion and deletion make almost all element moved/shifted
Linked list is non-consecutive nodes in memory, each node stores the actual data and the link to the next node (the address of the next node).
Good thing is that each node cost small memory and all nodes doesnt take a long chunk in memory.
Althought the total memory is a bit larger (carry a pointer every element), if data is big, carrying a pointer is not a big deal
First node: Head node, this gives access of completed list Last node: Does not point to any node. So if we want to access an element in between, we need to start to ask the first node.


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Cross References
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[§431:10H-101] Purpose. The purpose of this article is to promote the public interest, to promote the availability of long-term care insurance policies, to protect applicants for long-term care insurance, as defined, from unfair or deceptive sales or enrollment practices, to establish standards for long-term care insurance, to facilitate public understanding and comparison of long-term care insurance policies, and to facilitate flexibility and innovation in the development of long-term care insurance coverage. [L 1999, c 93, pt of §2]


% minikube ssh "uptime"
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___ ___ (_) ___ (_)| |/') _ _ | |_ __
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| ( ) ( ) || || ( ) || || |\`\ | (_) || |_) )( ___/
(_) (_) (_)(_)(_) (_)(_)(_) (_)`\___/'(_,__/'`\____)
https://minikube.sigs.k8s.io/
🔥Burning laps since 2016🔥
a #sig-cluster-lifecycle project
17:30 up 3.5 years, 60,000 users, load: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
% minikube status
Community: Excited for 2020!
---
Who are y'all?👀
Medya Ghazizadeh
|
Sharif El-Gamal
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Thomas Strömberg
|
Shout-out to @RA489, who's Visa was denied :(
---
The Origin Story✨
The most powerful magic is in the knowledge of the origin word. To know the birth and breeding of a thing or person, to reveal it, to recite it, and name it is to have power over it.
Eino Friberg, The Kalevala: Epic of the Finnish People
---
Chesterton's Fence🚧
The more modern type of reformer goes gaily up to it and says, "I don't see the use of this; let us clear it away". To which the more intelligent type of reformer will do well to answer: "If you don't see the use of it, I certainly won't let you clear it away. Go away and think. Then, when you can come back and tell me that you do see the use of it, I may allow you to destroy
G. K. Chesterton, The Thing
---
Why am I telling you all this?👶
- The beginner mindset is hugely valuable
- We would love to make you one of our 400+ contributors
- We're happy to guide you on your journey to your first commit
- minikube is not rocket science
---
Who here was running Kubernetes v1.2.x?☸
---
A Brief History of Time⌛
---
Principles📜
Simple local Kubernetes, for day-to-day development & learning.
- Inclusive and community-driven
- User-friendly
- Support all Kubernetes features
- Cross-platform
- Reliable
- High Performance
- Developer Focused
---
New Users vs Accurate Simulation👯
Competing priorities? Not if you respect Principle of Least Surprise.
---
It turns out, the combination can work pretty well.
---
Support Matrix 😱
---
Accomplishments in 2019🚀
- Same-day cadence with Kubernetes major releases
- Simplified installation
- Multi-lingual: de, es, en-US, fr, ja, pl, zh-CN
- Multi-cluster (
profiles
)
- Loads more options: image mirrors, JSON output, profile list, --all
- Environmental awareness: proxies, kubectl versions, networking
- Reduced start latency
---
http://minikube.sigs.k8s.io🚀
---
Architecture🏛
- T-85: start -> libmachine -> hyperkit VM
- T-62: cluster -> ssh, sync time, CRI
- T-60: cache -> load images into CRI
- T-41: bootstrapper -> install kubeadm
- T-40: kubeadm -> pull
- T-28: kubeadm -> init
- T-8: bootstrapper -> wait for apiserver
- T-0: kubeconfig -> set context
---
minikube today😀
---
minikube vs prod 🦄
- The master allows jobs to be scheduled
- Node won't resolve Kubernetes DNS records (pods can though!)
- More likely to OOM due to 2GB default memory size (
--memory
)
- Defaults to Docker runtime, allows direct image pushes
---
minikube vs others ❤
---
minikube pros👍
- The most full-featured local Kubernetes
- Easily run different k8s versions, container runtimes, controllers
- Build images in-cluster with
minikube docker-env
- Developer-focused: LoadBalancer, addons, dashboard.
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Confusing configuration persistence😣
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Multi-node: Prototype🐙
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Container deployments (VM-free)
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Container deployment shortcomings
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- No direct IP connectivity on maCOS
- No performance advantage on non-Linux platforms
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UI: Prototype🐳
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| subroutine, public | rbgs_iterator_poisson_matrix (sol, a_poisson, rhs, dm, maxiteration, omega, is_aggregated) |
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Module for for red-black Gauss-Seidel method with heptadiagonal poisson matrix.
Red-black Gauss-Seidel (RBGS) solver with convergence criteria and RBGS iterator with iteration number
| subroutine, public rbgs_poisson_matrix::rbgs_iterator_poisson_matrix | ( | real(kind=8), dimension(0:,0:,0:), intent(inout) | sol, |
| type(matrix_heptadiagonal), intent(in) | a_poisson, | ||
| real(kind=8), dimension(0:,0:,0:), intent(in) | rhs, | ||
| type(subdomain), intent(in) | dm, | ||
| integer(kind=4), intent(in) | maxiteration, | ||
| real(kind=8), intent(in) | omega, | ||
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Red-black Gauss-Seidel solver with convergence criteria.
| sol | Result solution having a shape of 3D matrix |
| a_poisson | Heptadiagonal poisson matrix |
| rhs | RHS vector having a shape of 3D matrix |
| dm | Subdomain |
| maxiteration | Maximum number of iterations |
| omega | Relexation factor |
| is_aggregated | Boolean whether domain is aggregated (.true.) or not (.false.) |
| subroutine, public rbgs_poisson_matrix::rbgs_solver_poisson_matrix | ( | real(kind=8), dimension(0:,0:,0:), intent(inout) | sol, |
| type(matrix_heptadiagonal), intent(in) | a_poisson, | ||
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| type(subdomain), intent(in) | dm, | ||
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| logical, dimension(0:2), intent(in) | is_aggregated | ||
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Red-black Gauss-Seidel solver with convergence criteria.
| sol | Result solution having a shape of 3D matrix |
| a_poisson | Heptadiagonal poisson matrix |
| rhs | RHS vector having a shape of 3D matrix |
| dm | Subdomain |
| maxiteration | Maximum number of iterations |
| tolerance | Convergence criteria |
| omega | Relexation factor |
| is_aggregated | Boolean whether domain is aggregated (.true.) or not (.false.) |


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East Kilbride march into round four of the Scottish Cup
Paton at the double for Kilby as they head into the last 32
by Paul Thomson, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/paul-thomson/Formartine United...0 East Kilbride...4
East Kilbride are in the hat for tomorrow's Scottish Cup fourth round draw after they cruised to victory over Formartine United.
The Lowland League champions eased past their Highland League opponents in Aberdeenshire thanks to a double from Ruari Paton, plus strikes from Anton Brady and Graeme Holmes.
It's a huge result for Kilby caretaker boss Jim Paterson, who has won all three games in charge since taking over from Stuart Malcolm.
And a delighted Paterson said: "The boys were brilliant.
"We done our homework on Formartine. We had them watched a few times and we warned the boys they would be a physical side.
"We knew it would be a blood and thunder cup tie and we matched them physically early doors, which is something we aren't really known for.
"They couldn't live with us and it could have been more. It would be unfair to criticise the boys after the performance so, wanting more goals, that's just me being greedy.
"As soon as we got the first goal I was confident we'd go on and win the game."
It was a fantastic day all round for the Lowland League with BSC Glasgow stunning League One East Fife by coming back from 3-1 down to grab a last-gasp goal in a 4-3 win at Bayview, while Bonnyrigg Rose beat Montrose, also of League One, 2-1.
Kilby are now dreaming of landing a big tie when the draw is made on BBC Scotland's Sportscene programme tomorrow evening.
The 12 Scottish Premiership sides enter the competition at this stage and Kilby are in with a chance of landing Rangers or a repeat of their 2016 last 16 tie with Celtic.
Paterson added: "I'll be watching tomorrow. There's been some other great results for the league today with BSC Glasgow and Bonnyrigg winning as well, so you wonder do you want the big tie or do you want one where you have a good chance to progress even further?
"I'd love a big tie because it gives us all something to look forward to.
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| file | BotAffectHADoorOpr.hpp [code] |
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| file | BotAffectHASceneOpr.hpp [code] |
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| file | BotMoveBaseOpr.hpp [code] |
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| file | BotOperation.hpp [code] |
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| file | BotOprClients.hpp [code] |
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| file | FakeMoveBaseAction.hpp [code] |
| Fake MoveBase provides an action server that simulates a navigation stack move_base action server. | |
| file | HAClients.hpp [code] |
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| file | HADemoService.hpp [code] |
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| file | HADoorService.hpp [code] |
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| file | HAHvacAction.hpp [code] |
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| file | HASceneService.hpp [code] |
| Provides a Home Automation "scene" service (sends HA scene commands) | |
| file | HAShadeService.hpp [code] |
| Provides a Home Automation "shade" service (sends HA shade commands) | |
| file | OperationParameters.hpp [code] |
| A simple read-only object to pass parameters used to make sure operations are within limits when created. | |
| file | Repertoire.hpp [code] |
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CONGO A film review by Brian Lehr Copyright 1995 Brian Lehr
Um ... what? Being the sucker for Michael Crichton that I am, I rushed out to see this on the opening weekend, much as did with BATMAN FOREVER the following week. Unfortunately, this film isn't even in the same league with the Caped Crusader.
As the movie starts off with a guy finding his friend's eyeball and then getting killed hinself, the "predictable" suspense just keeps on coming. People turn around slowly in fright and then scream so many times it gets laughable (or in the least, downright boring.  I understand using "nobodys" (except for Tim Curry; love the accent), I mean ... it worked with JURASSIC PARK. But as with BATMAN, JURASSIC PARK towers above this ... not in plot structure or deeper meaning, but in basic entertainment of the audience. Frankly put, I didn't enjoy this movie, no matter how hard I tried, and I have been known to enjoy many a film despite its lack of plot, etc. (take ACE VENTURA, PET DETECTIVE). But you'd think for what is supposed to be a big-money film they could have gotten better sets than something you might see at Disneyland. The cinematography is good, with great shots of the jungle. But when we land back on earth for more bad acting and cheesy lines, you can tell we're in a set again.
CONGO sacrifices any point and goes for the quick kill, hoping the scary apes will freak the doubts out of us.  I never found myself truly concerned or frightened by this movie.  And after a while, even that ran out, as the @*%^#ing annoying mechanical voice of the main ape's mechanical arm got to me. She (the ape) looked bored too, not even trying to do sign language, just hitting her chest in the same way every time, perhaps thinking "Duh! This movie is insulting even my intelligence! Duh!"
For those of you who have read the book, and just *have* to see the movie, go ahead; it's your money. But let me also forewarn you that CONGO goes on a no-holds-barred charge full speed backward from the book. Characters are changed and plots are lost. But as movie makers grab hold of certain authors, and then their books, we must be prepared for stinkers such as CONGO. And the public doesn't help, considering the amount of $ CONGO grabbed at the first-weekend box office because fools like Yours Truly went and saw it before I looked at the reviews. In fact, by now we should probably expect them.
This movie squeezed a reluctant 1.5 (*1/2) apes out of me, mostly because of a good scene with Ernie Hudson in an airport (one of the *few* good scenes). "Run man, run!" Do that when you see this movie.
 Burn this. One star-* : Really poor. Don't see if you you have a choice. Two stars-** : Fair, could be better. Three stars-*** : Pretty well done.  Four stars-**** : Great movie! I'm going back! Five stars-***** : Holy Testicle Tuesday! A MUST-SEE!!!!!
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Coronation Street fans in hysterics as Roy Cropper's 'secret identity' is revealed
Roy's screen name is "Batman"
by Charlotte RodriguesFans of Coronation Street were left in hysterics as Roy Cropper's 'secret identity' was revealed on Wednesday night.
Viewers know Carla, along with Roy's other friends, has recently been concerned about his online gaming.
However, it turns out his reason for playing online Scrabble was because he believed his partner was his long-lost half-brother, Richard.
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In last night's episodes of the soap (November 13 2019) Roy finally got to meet Richard.
But rather than giving Richard his real name, Roy introduced himself as "Batman" - his online alter ego and screen name.
Carla, who went along with Roy, introduced herself as "Batman's friend".
Fans were left in hysterics at Roy's screen name.
During his visit to Richard, Roy eventually confessed that he was really his half-brother.
He explained their mother Sylvia had an affair with Richard's father Raymond.
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obtain the most current Version 6.0.
Revision of ImageNames Function
The ImageNames function no longer allows the user the option of displaying thumbnails of the images available for use with the DiscreteWavelets. The new functions ShowThumbnails can be used to display thumbnails.
Addition of ShowThumbnails Function
The function ShowThumbnails allows the user to display all grayscale image and/or color images that are available with the
DiscreteWavelets Toolbox.
Revision of HuffmanTree Function
The HuffmanTree function has been overhauled and is now much more efficient at displaying Huffman codes. The user now has control of size, color, and fonts for nodes.
Revision of WaveletVectorPlay Function
The WaveletVectorPlay function has been rewritten so that the output is organized in a more logical manner.
Addition of New Functions for De-Noising Applications
The following functions are now available for use in de-noising applications:
NoiseEstimate
This function takes an input vector or matrix and an orthogonal wavelet filter and returns an estimate of the noise level contained in the input.
SureShrink
This function takes an input vector or matrix, an orthogonal wavelet filter, and the number of iterations of the discrete wavelet transformation to be performed, and uses the SureShrink method (see Section 9.3) to return a de-noised version of the input.
TestSparseness
This function can be used to test an input vector or matrix for sparseness (see Section 9.3 of the text) and returns the proper tolerance value.
UniversalThreshold
This function computes the Universal Threshold tolerance for use in the VisuShrink method (see Section 9.2).
WaveletShrinkage
This function takes an input vector or matrix, an orthogonal wavelet filter, a tolerance, and the number of iterations of the discrete wavelet transformation to be performed, and returns a de-noised version of the input.
Addition of Make3D and Split3D Functions (Matlab)
To facilitate work with color images, the functions Make3D and Split3D have been added to the toolbox. Make3D takes three
r x c matrices, presumably R,G,B or Y,Cb,Cr channels, and creates a 3-D array that can be used for plotting. The function Split3D returns
three r x c matrices from a 3-D array input.
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| switch_type {rlang} | R Documentation |
switch_type()
is equivalent to
switch(type_of(x, ...))
, while
switch_class()
switchpatches based on class(x)
. The coerce_
versions are intended for type conversion and provide a standard
error message when conversion fails.
switch_type(.x, ...) coerce_type(.x, .to, ...) switch_class(.x, ...) coerce_class(.x, .to, ...)
.x |
An object from which to dispatch. |
... |
Named clauses. The names should be types as returned by
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.to |
This is useful when you switchpatch within a coercing
function. If supplied, this should be a string indicating the
target type. A catch-all clause is then added to signal an error
stating the conversion failure. This type is prettified unless
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switch_type(3L, double = "foo", integer = "bar", "default" ) # Use the coerce_ version to get standardised error handling when no # type matches: to_chr <- function(x) { coerce_type(x, "a chr", integer = as.character(x), double = as.character(x) ) } to_chr(3L) # Strings have their own type: switch_type("str", character = "foo", string = "bar", "default" ) # Use a fallthrough clause if you need to dispatch on all character # vectors, including strings: switch_type("str", string = , character = "foo", "default" ) # special and builtin functions are treated as primitive, since # there is usually no reason to treat them differently: switch_type(base::list, primitive = "foo", "default" ) switch_type(base::`$`, primitive = "foo", "default" ) # closures are not primitives: switch_type(rlang::switch_type, primitive = "foo", "default" )


Our research on large and mature failed retailers emphasized that as organizations continue along the continuum of existence, they are in a constant battle against various failure factors associated with three environment domains. They battle; versus the internal firm environment (The Firm), versus the immediate environment (Micro) and versus the general environment (Macro).
As depicted in the framework, Business failure occurs when the strength of a single failure force, or clustering of failure forces, at various points in time, overpowers or no longer aligns with the resources and capabilities of the firm. As a result, negatively positioning the organization to a new point of failure. The new position of failure largely depends on the strength of the failure force or the degree of unalignment of the failure force in relation to the resource and capabilities or ‘defending mechanism’ available to the firm. If a firm has inadequate or poorly deployed resources and capabilities to combat the threatening failure forces, the existing and even potentially new failure forces (stemming from similar or new environment domains) will progressively push the organization into a new realm of failure, and ultimately, towards the point of absolute failure.
Firms with resources and capabilities that overpower the threatening failure factors experience continued superior success (The green block). In addition, firms with substantial resources and capabilities, or the ability to accumulated new resources and capabilities, can battle back (turnaround), outperform and preserve beyond the failure factors they encounter. This perseverance can occur at any stage of the failure process, emphasizing that firms can always avoid or prolong failure given they possess or can generate more significant internal resources and capabilities.  In most cases, these failure threats probably go unnoticed because of their weak nature and dominant dynamics of the firm’s resources and capabilities. Albeit, the failure threat was present, nonetheless.
With this understanding of a constant threat of failure, it can be argued that firms need enhanced assessing tools that provide a comprehensive and holistic array of failure factor severity insights in relation to their present-day failure stage. The conceptualized tool aims to assess a retail firm against the dominant factors which have caused large and mature retail firms to fail in the past. To achieve this, two events-based tests are conducted to quantify and determine an organizations susceptibility to failure. One test explores dominant failure symptoms to identify the timeframe of failure an organization is in. The other test explores the degree of presence in the dominant failure factors to identify the threat. Collectively the insights derived from the assessment will enable you to optimally understand the firm’s failure positions in relation to the aspects that caused large and mature retails firms to fail in the past.


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| area {MASS} | R Documentation |
Integrate a function of one variable over a finite range using a recursive adaptive method. This function is mainly for demonstration purposes.
area(f, a, b, ..., fa = f(a, ...), fb = f(b, ...), limit = 10, eps = 1e-05)
f |
The integrand as an |
a |
Lower limit of integration. |
b |
Upper limit of integration. |
... |
Additional arguments needed by the integrand. |
fa |
Function value at the lower limit. |
fb |
Function value at the upper limit. |
limit |
Limit on the depth to which recursion is allowed to go. |
eps |
Error tolerance to control the process. |
The method divides the interval in two and compares the values given by Simpson's rule and the trapezium rule. If these are within eps of each other the Simpson's rule result is given, otherwise the process is applied separately to each half of the interval and the results added together.
The integral from a
to b
of f(x)
.
Venables, W. N. and Ripley, B. D. (1994) Modern Applied Statistics with S-Plus. Springer. pp. 105–110.
area(sin, 0, pi) # integrate the sin function from 0 to pi.


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Therefore I write these things being absent, lest being present I should use sharpness, according to the power which the Lord hath given me to edification, and not to destruction.