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StackExchange | and processes each one in order. Another scheduler might arrange the tasks from least-to-most time remaining - small tasks would be done quickly, and big tasks might have to wait a while before being done.
Windows and OS X are very different, and their scheduling algorithms are a bit different as well. Windows is a little "smarter" about prioritizing things, so it gives extra priority to visible programs in order to make the computer appear faster. OS X, however, is more fair to background processes. The overall algorithms are much the same between the two OSes (they are both multilevel feedback queues), but this little detail results in a different user experience.
Both sides have their advantages. Like I said, visible programs in Windows will appear faster because they get more priority; but if one visible program decides to take a lot of power, the whole computer suffers a bit more. OS X's more fair scheduler results in more predictable and stable speeds, which is good for audio and video operations. For example if you're playing a song in the background, it's less likely to stutter when you do other things at the same time than in Windows.
So, the takeaway point is this: a full-screen game in Windows is going to get high priority on the CPU and anything running in the background will just have to wait. In OS X, this is less the case.
Some technical info about the schedulers is given here; the rest of this answer is from my computer science education and my usage of OS X over the past 10 months, after having used Windows for over 10 years (and Linux occasionally). I am sometimes frustrated by the more fair scheduler, but other times I appreciate its advantages.
Linux, by the way, has an even more fair scheduler implementation; this is what makes it a great server, but in my opinion the user experience is degraded. For example, when your computer is bogged down with tasks, your cursor will stop responding smoothly because it's given the same priority as everything else. This basically never happens in Windows or OS X.
Q:
Determining if a basis consists of eigenvectors
Problem: Let $V = P_1(R)$ be a vectorspace, and let $T(a+bx) = (6a - 6b) + (12a-11b)x$ be a linear operator on $V$. Let $\beta = \left\{ 3+4x, 2+3x \right\}$ be a basis for $V$. Compute $[T]_{\beta}$ and determine whether $\beta$ is a basis consisting of eigenvectors of $T$.
Attempt at solution: We have $T(3+4x) = (18-24) + (36-44)x = -6 -8x$ and $T(2+3x) = (12-18) + (24-33)x = -6 -9x$.
Furthermore, since $ -6 - 8x = -2(3+4x) + 0(2+3x)$ and $-6-9x = 0(3+4x) -3(2+3x)$, we have that \begin{align*} [T]_{\beta} = \begin{pmatrix} -2 & 0 \\ 0 & -3 \end{pmatrix}. \end{align*}
Now I'm not sure how to determine if $\beta$ consists of eigenvectors. I let $v_1 = 3+4x$ and $v_2 = 2+3x$ be the basisvectors.
Then \begin{align*} L_A(v_1) = \begin{pmatrix} -2 & 0 \\ 0 & -3 \end{pmatrix} \begin{pmatrix} 3 \\ 4 \end{pmatrix} = \begin{pmatrix} -6 | 512 |
reddit | job and really no time to mess with my system like that. I don't understand why they don't just autodetect whether the user is using Intel and automatically install a the older driver.
Seconding this. The Chemistry B.A. may allow 1A/1AL, but Chemistry B.S. requires 4A (unless you switch into CoC later). Plus you will use the material in 4A in most chemistry classes past that. 4A focuses on physical chemistry and thermodynamics, so AP chem is not necessary/doesn’t give a particularly strong advantage in the class.
Thanks, this makes a lot of sense. The problem of devourer is that you can't get it sated fast enough if your teammates are losing lane and need constant ganks just to keep the turrets up. I think I'll just build warrior from now on. It works better since Pantheon is an AD caster anyway
I do hate to be that guy but at best I get just over a hundred dollars a week at my job and still being a high school student I can't get in the hours I need to pay for the necessary repairs. What is a boatload of money to me, isn't much to the drug dealer that's interested in the truck. As far as fixing it, I have replaced the fuel filter and all of my wiring and spark plugs where re-done within this year by the previous owner. Still I did check the distributor cap along with all of my fluids and spark plugs and they all checked out (minute amount of carbon build up). like I said I'm pretty sure the old girl's fuel sending unit or pump is going bad which is out of my price and time range, plus I don't have anything to drive while I work on it. The transmission mount is just over a hundred dollars and so are the sending unit and fuel pump individually. Also like I said before the ring around my fan broke into pieces going down the road and broke the air filter box with it which is another hundred and fifty. Add that to miscellaneous replacements like brakes, tires, and a couple of other things I can't think of at the moment and I'm in wayy over my minimum-wage head with car troubles. The guy that wants it has a daily driver and wants a toy so this would be good for him and me because I need a little gas saving daily driver not a project. Again, I hate to be that guy but I simply cannot afford to pass up this opportunity.
That means that the type of key the store sells in your region doesn't activate in those countries. For example: you visit the site from India, so the store puts you in the Asia region (defined by the store) but - guess what - they could only get keys from Ubisoft for the following regions (defined by the publisher): * Europe-CIS+Turkey * South Korea+Japan (which is different from Asia for most publishers) So the store shows up the South Korea+Japan version for you because | 512 |
ao3 | me that the matter was closed for her and that I didn't need to contact her again unless it's to tell her that you and I are over and that I'm coming back home.“ Tears are streaming down my face.
„Oh darling, I am so sorry.“ Tom pulls me in his arms and I start crying shamelessly. „But just put yourself in her shoes. You defended my mother just moments ago, saying that she only worried about me. Your mother does the same and she is only trying to protect you. They're both mothers. And they are actually quite the same.“
I gently push him a bit away from me. „No, they're not! Tom, your mother came here today to get to know me. Despite her fear that I might just be using you for something. She made a pie and she came here and she listened. Not for once has my mother listened to anything I had to say about you. Ever since she read the initial headlines, her mind has been made up.“
„But isn't that understandable to a certain degree?“
„I am her daughter!!! My word and my feelings should be more important to her than some tabloid headline. I've tried to tell her about the situation, about what's really going on. But she doesn't even give me or you the benefit of the doubt.“ My last words are more sobs than actual talking.
Tom once again presses me close to his chest and strokes my hair in an attempt to calm me. „Shhhhh! It's all going to be fine.“
I bury my head in his chest and deeply inhale his intoxicating smell. I wrap my arms around him and let my fingernails run over his back, to which he reacts with a slight shiver. When I start kissing his neck and upper chest, a slight moan escapes his lips. _Help me take my mind off things._ I let one hand travel down to his boxers and attempt to grab his manhood but he pulls away from me and grabs my wrist to stop me.
„Kat, what are you doing?“
„I want you, Tom. I want you inside me. I want you to make me forget all about this for a few minutes.“ I launch myself at him again but Tom once again plucks my arms away from him.
„No“, he says harshly. _I'm sorry?!_ „You are not going to solve any of this with sex. It would be wonderful if things worked that way, but they don't.“
„But...“
A way to be good again
**Author's Note:**
> I read the book. I cried. I decided that it doesn't need to be this bad.
> Also this fandom needs more fix-its
> and more fics in general
An indeterminable amount of time after I take my last breath, I meet Allah.
Well, perhaps it isn't Allah. Perhaps it's Jesus, or Vishnu, or just some supernatural force that decided to take pity on me.
All I know is that one minute, I was in a hospital bed, struggling to breathe, | 512 |
Github | the physics simulation.
_simulation.RigidBodies.Add(ball);
// Select next ball in array.
_nextBallIndex = (_nextBallIndex + 1) % _balls.Length;
}
}
}
}
// https://graph.microsoft.io/en-us/docs/api-reference/v1.0/api/user_post_messages
// The contents of the outbound email message that will be sent to the user
var emailContent = `
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv='Content-Type' content='text/html; charset=us-ascii\'>
<title></title>
</head>
<body style="font-family:Calibri">
<div style="width:50%;background-color:#CCC;padding:10px;margin:0 auto;text-align:center;">
<h1>City Power & Light</h1>
<h2>New Incident Reported by {{name}}</h2>
<p>A new incident has been reported to the City Power & Light outage system.</p>
<br />
</div>
</body>
</html>
`;
/**
* Returns the outbound email message content with the supplied name populated in the text
* @param {string} name The proper noun to use when addressing the email
* @return {string} the formatted email body
*/
function getEmailContent(name) {
return emailContent.replace('{{name}}', name);
}
/**
* Wraps the email's message content in the expected [soon-to-deserialized JSON] format
* @param {string} content the message body of the email message
* @param {string} recipient the email address to whom this message will be sent
* @return the message object to send over the wire
*/
function wrapEmail(content, recipient) {
var emailAsPayload = {
Message: {
Subject: 'New Incident Reported',
Body: {
ContentType: 'HTML',
Content: content
},
ToRecipients: [
{
EmailAddress: {
Address: recipient
}
}
]
},
SaveToSentItems: true
};
return emailAsPayload;
}
/**
* Delegating method to wrap the formatted email message into a POST-able object
* @param {string} name the name used to address the recipient
* @param {string} recipient the email address to which the connect email will be sent
*/
function generateMailBody(name, recipient) {
return wrapEmail(getEmailContent(name), recipient);
}
module.exports.generateMailBody = generateMailBody;
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// Generated by class-dump 3.5 (64 bit) (Debug version compiled Oct 25 2017 03:49:04).
//
// class-dump is Copyright (C) 1997-1998, 2000-2001, 2004-2015 by Steve Nygard.
//
#import <Foundation/NSValueTransformer.h>
@interface TIconSizeLabelTransformer : NSValueTransformer
{
}
- (id)transformedValue:(id)arg1;
@end
#include "bank_io.hpp"
#include <algorithm>
#include <iterator>
#include "file_io.hpp"
#include "file_io_error.hpp"
#include "version.hpp"
BankIO::BankIO() {}
void BankIO::saveBank(BinaryContainer& ctr, const std::vector<int>& instNums,
const std::weak_ptr<InstrumentsManager> instMan)
{
ctr.appendString("BambooTrackerBnk");
size_t eofOfs = ctr.size();
ctr.appendUint32(0); // Dummy EOF offset
uint32_t fileVersion = Version::ofBankFileInBCD();
ctr.appendUint32(fileVersion);
/***** Instrument section *****/
ctr.appendString("INSTRMNT");
size_t instOfs = ctr.size();
ctr.appendUint32(0); // Dummy instrument section offset
ctr.appendUint8(static_cast<uint8_t>(instNums.size()));
for (auto& idx : instNums) {
if (std::shared_ptr<AbstractInstrument> inst = instMan.lock()->getInstrumentSharedPtr(static_cast<int>(idx))) {
ctr.appendUint8(static_cast<uint8_t>(idx));
size_t iOfs = ctr.size();
ctr.appendUint32(0); // Dummy instrument block offset
std::string name = inst->getName();
ctr.appendUint32(name.length());
if (!name.empty()) ctr.appendString(name);
switch (inst->getType()) {
case InstrumentType::FM:
{
ctr.appendUint8(0x00);
auto instFM = std::dynamic_pointer_cast<InstrumentFM>(inst);
ctr.appendUint8(static_cast<uint8_t>(instFM->getEnvelopeNumber()));
uint8_t tmp = static_cast<uint8_t>(instFM->getLFONumber());
ctr.appendUint8(instFM->getLFOEnabled() ? tmp : (0x80 | tmp));
for (auto& param : FileIO::ENV_FM_PARAMS) {
tmp = static_cast<uint8_t>(instFM->getOperatorSequenceNumber(param));
ctr.appendUint8(instFM->getOperatorSequenceEnabled(param) ? tmp : (0x80 | tmp));
}
tmp = static_cast<uint8_t>(instFM->getArpeggioNumber(FMOperatorType::All));
ctr.appendUint8(instFM->getArpeggioEnabled(FMOperatorType::All) ? tmp : (0x80 | tmp));
tmp = static_cast<uint8_t>(instFM->getPitchNumber(FMOperatorType::All));
ctr.appendUint8(instFM->getPitchEnabled(FMOperatorType::All) ? tmp : (0x80 | tmp));
tmp = static_cast<uint8_t>(instFM->getEnvelopeResetEnabled(FMOperatorType::All))
| static_cast<uint8_t>(instFM->getEnvelopeResetEnabled(FMOperatorType::Op1) << 1)
| static_cast<uint8_t>(instFM->getEnvelopeResetEnabled(FMOperatorType::Op2) << 2)
| static_cast<uint8_t>(instFM->getEnvelopeResetEnabled(FMOperatorType::Op3) << 3)
| static_cast<uint8_t>(instFM->getEnvelopeResetEnabled(FMOperatorType::Op4) << 4);
ctr.appendUint8(tmp);
for (auto& type : FileIO::OP_FM_TYPES) {
tmp = static_cast<uint8_t>(instFM->getArpeggioNumber(type));
ctr.appendUint8(instFM->getArpeggioEnabled(type) ? tmp : (0x80 | tmp));
}
for (auto& type : FileIO::OP_FM_TYPES) {
tmp = static_cast<uint8_t>(instFM->getPitchNumber(type));
ctr.appendUint8(instFM->getPitchEnabled(type) ? tmp : (0x80 | tmp));
}
break;
}
case InstrumentType::SSG:
{
ctr.appendUint8(0x01);
auto | 512 |
Pile-CC | toxic chemicals these days are endocrine disruptors, which interfere with hormone functioning and fertility among other apparent health effects. In men, the endocrine disruptors BPA and pthalates have been linked to lower sperm counts and testosterone levels and and prostate cancer.
So how about giving the dad in your life a gift that protects the healthy hormones that made him a dad in the first place? Here are some ideas.
If your Dad is a cook, buy him some Teflon-free cookware. Most non-stick cookware is made using a chemical linked to cancer and early menopause. Choose stainless steel, cast iron or enameled pots and pans instead.
Essential oil to replace any cologne that he wears. Fragrances are utterly unregulated and often contain phthalates, a group of chemicals found in many products. Higher levels of some phthalates have been associated with poor sperm quality in men.
House slippers. Taking off outside shoes at the door helps keep pesticides and other chemicals from spreading around your home. Vacuuming frequently helps, too, but chances are Dad wouldn’t be excited about a vacuum cleaner. (Examples of “green” slippers here and here.)
A BPA-free food container or water bottle to take lunch to work. Most reusable plastic food containers and water bottles contain BPA, which can leach into water and food, especially when heated.
A drinking water filtration system. Look for an “NSF” certification on the label: Not all filters catch chemicals. And if you’re buying a plastic pitcher, make sure it’s BPA free.
Adapted from materials provided by Safer Chemicals, Healthy Families. For more information, see the group’s fact sheet [PDF] on men’s health and chemicals.
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Inventory: Power plants biggest source of greenhouse gases
This is an archived article that was published on sltrib.com in 2012, and information in the article may be outdated. It is provided only for personal research purposes and may not be reprinted.
A new national greenhouse gas inventory shows that Utah's power plants, like those nationwide, are the biggest contributors to the pollution blamed for climate change.
Sixtyâone Utah facilities are included in the first-of-its-kind inventory of the large emitters. They release a total of nearly 42 million metric tons of greenhouse gases yearly into the environment, with about 83 percent coming from 14 power plants.
Two coal-fired Utah plants are ranked among the top 100 emitters: the Intermountain Power Plant near Delta and the Hunter facility in Castle Dale.
The data, based on 2010 reports, is part of the first nationwide greenhouse gas tally of "big emitters" 6,700 facilities that produce 25,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent or more per year, emissions that amount to the same pollution that would be generated by burning 131 rail cars of | 512 |
YouTubeCommons | line so obviously it's equal how do we say in short this line is in both triangles well the way that we say it is that it is common it means that just simply means AC is common to both triangles AC is in both of the triangles so this short form when we just say AC is common what we're saying is AC is in both of the triangles it is the same side that is in both triangles AC is common is how we say it and then we write up triangle ABC and this is where is congruent to Triangle now just make very sure you do write them in exactly the right order now normally they have given them in the right order in the question but if we keep it so we put corresponding sides together let's see you see we've go from A to B to C in this triangle it's from the orange angle out and then back right so for this one we should also do that orange angle out and then back so it should be c d e and why I make such a fuss about this is then it becomes very easy to talk about which two sides in the Triangle are equal so for example I can immediately say that BC right is equal to Da right look at it in the picture BC and da are equal and why is this true this is because they are corresponding sides of a congruent triangle right I mean we weren't actually asked to prove this that's the end of the proof but here say they then asked us further things which sides are equal we can immediately say BC is equal to Da because they are corresponding sides we can equally well say look here angle B has to be the same as angle d right and you can see that in the picture too B and D are the same and again you can just write that immediately angle B is equal to angle D and this is corresponding angles of congruent triangles Etc they can ask you all sorts of things they can ask you you know show which which are all the angles that are equal in these triangles Etc so you can immediately from the fact that they're congruent deduce that the corresponding angles and the corresponding sides are equal
they say cousins are either your best friends or your worst enemies but they never told us how cousins could go from being tighter than a dick in the butt to being at each other's throats even in public well bonang matiba and her cousin slash PA slash handbag slash have been dragging each other on Twitter after bonang whom some easy once called the common denominator of Industry beefs said and I quote she has a Visa but isn't vaccinated I am tired missing out on trips around the world because you're unvaccinated ridiculous and like I need a new PA with the VISA to join | 512 |
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giving several short barks. But what was most remarkable was the fact,
that after this they returned to their old footing, Leo never
condescending to take any notice of his smaller companion, and Tiney
giving an occasional growl when he saw him approach.
When Minnie was in her eighth year, her parents went on a journey into a
distant state, and she accompanied them; but though she pleaded to take
Tiney with her, it was not allowed.
The next summer preparations were made for another journey, and there
was much conversation about it in the family circle.
One morning, when they were discussing the time of their being absent,
Mrs. Lee noticed that Tiney appeared very uneasy. He jumped repeatedly
into her lap, and from that to the floor, rubbing his sides against her
feet.
"What can Tiney want?" she said aloud. "I'm sure he is trying to make me
understand something."
"O, I wish he could go!" cried Minnie. "You know how sad he was when we
were gone before."
The spaniel, on hearing these words, gave a joyful bark, moving his
tail back and forth in an excited manner, and then looked wishfully in
her face.
"He seems to understand what we say," the lady went on, glancing with
some surprise at her husband.
"I have no doubt of it," he answered, smiling. "Here, Tiney! here, sir!"
The dog obeyed.
"Do you know, Tiney," he asked, "that we are going away?"
No reply.
"Would you like to go with us in the carriage?"
Tiney gave a short, quick bark.
"I'm afraid that would not do," added the gentleman, shaking his head.
"I fear you would be too much trouble."
No more was said, and the dog went across the room, his tail hanging
between his legs, and remained quietly on the corner of the sofa. They
noticed that he watched every movement closely, and that, if Minnie left
the room, he seemed uneasy till she returned.
"It is very strange that he can understand," remarked Mrs. Lee. "See, he
is not asleep, though he pretends to be; he is listening to what we
say."
Minnie laughed aloud. "It is too funny!" she exclaimed.
"I have heard of many cases," remarked her father, "where it was evident
that dogs understood well certain words uttered in their presence."
"O, father," urged Minnie, "do please tell them to me."
He looked at his watch, and then began:--
"A gentleman by the name of Taylor was once travelling in Spain. He
arrived early one evening at a village inn, and sat down before a stove
to dry his boots. Close by him was a dog, which watched him very
attentively.
"'What can you give me for supper?' the gentleman inquired of the
hostess.
"'Some eggs,' was the reply.
"'No; they are too mawkish.'
"'A rabbit?'
"'That is too indigestible.'
"The attention of the dog seemed to become more and more directed to
the conversation.
"'Some ham?' the woman added.
"'No,' said Mr. Taylor; 'that would make me too thirsty.'
"'Some pigeons?'
"The dog here | 512 |
ao3 |
"... but I'm not stupid, Billy. There's a reason you wanted me to meet you behind the gym today."
They stared at each other knowingly, somewhat longingly before Billy broke the silence.
"You can't tell anyone. I swear if you tell anyone!" Billy moved aggressively, very obviously holding himself back.
Steve remained cool, sat on Billy's bed and twirling with the blanket beneath him."I'm not going to."
"Oh, yeah? How do I know that?"
Steve put up three fingers and listed. “ One, ’cause I’m not an asshole… two, you’re not too hard on the eyes- save for your hair” he dropped his hand and looked at Billy expectingly, “and three, _ you don’t have many other options except believing me._" he gave a stern look, the same look he gave Dustin when they last spoke together, Dustin had voiced wanting to be handsome, to which Steve gave him a stern lecture on how he already is.
This time Billy's swollen eyes widened in surprise instead of anger, and he gazed over all of Steve's features.
"You're into guys? What about Wheeler?"
"Girls too, and Nancy and I broke up ages ago, bud."
Billy got up and paced around his room, getting visibly angry and running a hand over his face roughly.
"Billy, it's okay." Steve moved to get up and comfort Billy, but Billy held his hand in front of himself to tell Steve to stay away.
"No, it's not!" His eyes here laced with anger, just as his words.
"Why not?" Steve crossed his arms over his chest once again, and looked at Billy slightly annoyed.
"Because I don't _want_ to like you, Harrington.
"Why not?" Steve looked offended, of all things, and placed his hand over his chest in dramatic surprise.
1. Chapter 1
It was sometime during the early summer that Optimus Prime noted the first inklings that something was different amongst the troops. It was subtle, but the Autobot commander observed how the others were more occupied with each other, especially if they were good friends. It took him a moment to pinpoint where he'd seen the behavior before and he nearly fell off the computer desk he was standing on when he realized when and where he'd come across it.
Amongst his own troops when he was alive.
It had been so long ago he had nearly forgotten the signs. Estrus! The need to be with someone, the urge to caress and flirt and eventually to procreate – the symptoms were all there as faint as they were. He was surprised no one had said something up till then. Indeed the idea left his mind until Kaitlin came home with a new toy from a flea market sale. She had gingerly opened up the new toy's package and a familiar scent – sweet and musky – wafted off the new mech in a subtle wave. She was clearly indifferent to the scent, if she smelled it at all. However, many of the other mechs' reactions were quite abrupt after a few minutes. Most alarming was how | 512 |
StackExchange | in the SAMPLE_VALUES table)
SAMPLES SAMPLE_VALUES
------------ -------------
measurement_id sample_id
time_stamp channel_id (links to a channels table where there is a name etc.)
sample_id channel_value
What other options are there? How to further investigate which option we should choose?
Database products
Due to customer constraints we would like to put this in MS SQLS or Oracle.
From one answer:
Don't store the raw data, only store aggregates. Seriously.
This assumes that there is a meaningful way to determine ex antes what queries the customer is going to want to run against their data. No way :-)
A:
Are your queries supposed to collect data for each month/year?
You can use partitions to store your information in different physical files. Partitions can increase the speed of SELECT statements when you only need information about a specific period. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345146%28v=sql.90%29.aspx
When creating a partitioned table in Microsoft SQL Server you can also create different file groups on different physical locations and back those up separately.
With regards to your question about the database design, you may want to read about normalization here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Database_normalization
Q:
Vue2 $refs empty when DOM element not visible
I'm trying to play a video with Vue2, and I'm using the following code:
HTML:
<video ref='wave' id='wave' :src='audio.wave'></video>
Then I do an AJAX request to get the URL of the video. I know I have to save "this" in another variable, so use "vm" variable:
var vm=this;
$.post( {blah, blah} ).done(function( response ) {
var json=JSON.parse(response);
console.log(vm.$refs); // outputs empty object
});
When I console.log() "vm.$refs" it displays an empty object:
{}
But, If I manually type the command into the browser console after the $.post request has completed, it contains a reference to my element:
{wave: video#wave}
Any help gratefully received
A:
I assume that you are making the post request in created hook.
An important note about the ref registration timing: because the refs
themselves are created as a result of the render function, you cannot
access them on the initial render - they don’t exist yet!
(from https://vuejs.org/v2/api/#ref)
if you make the post request in mounted hook, the $refs should be ready and you will be able to use it.
or... using nextTick would also solve the issue (if the element will be mounted in the next DOM update cycle.).
var vm = this;
$.post({ blah, blah }).done(function(response) {
var json = JSON.parse(response);
// added
vm.$nextTick(()=>{
console.log(vm.$refs);
});
});
Q:
How do I set File locations Programatically inside a C# .NET App for Crystal XI R2 for Access or DBASE files?
I need to be able to set a Data Source for both Access and xBase types in an RPT file I've loaded in a .NET Application.
I've tried this.
CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.ReportDocument reportDocument1 = new CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.ReportDocument();
reportDocument1.Load(@"C:\MyCrystal.rpt", CrystalDecisions.Shared.OpenReportMethod.OpenReportByTempCopy);
string Constr = "MyConnectionString";
// initialize an object to pull out the needed pieces for the login information.
SqlConnectionStringBuilder sb = new SqlConnectionStringBuilder(ConStr);
// Turn off integrated Security
foreach (IConnectionInfo i in reportDocument1.DataSourceConnections)
{
i.IntegratedSecurity = false;
}
// Set the LogonInfo for each Data Source
foreach (CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.Table CrTable in reportDocument1.Database.Tables)
{ | 512 |
realnews | and Ethan Coen's Inside Llewyn Davis (Studio Canal, 15), was unveiled on an uncharacteristically sodden day on the Croisette – among the many marvels of this beautiful, blizzard-whipped character study is that it seems to bring its own heavy weather with it.
A catalogue of the indignities visited upon a deadbeat folk musician (played by the wonderful Oscar Isaac) in early 60s New York, the film appears at first pristinely minor, until the chill of thwarted dreams and stony solitude, achingly etched into Isaac's hangdog face, sinks into your bones. Few films from last year's Cannes crop have gained as much on repeat visits.
The music's wonderful too, as you surely already know, though the simultaneous DVD release of the complementary concert film Another Day, Another Time: Celebrating the Music of Inside Llewyn Davis (Studio Canal, 12) is a welcome reminder, infectiously documenting last year's star-studded performance of the film's soundtrack at New York's Town Hall. There's a similarly rewarding buffet, meanwhile, for more chart-oriented music fans in Made in America (Signature, 15), a backstage doc that finds film-maker Ron Howard chronicling the eponymous festival curated by Jay Z. It's a unlikely match of artist and subject, but Howard's eye and ear are generous: the result is a rousing round-up of vital musical talent, running the gamut from Pearl Jam to best-in-show Janelle Monáe.
Travelling swiftly to DVD following last week's cinema release is Pantani: The Accidental Death of a Cyclist (Channel 4, 15), a meat-and-potatoes study of fallen Italian cycling ace Marco Pantani that has enough emotional force to carry its familiar construction. Still, there's little contest for the week's most entertaining documentary: Penn and Teller's playful but-is-it-art? investigation Tim's Vermeer (Sony, 12), in which head-spinning science is applied to determine – and replicate – the technique behind the uncannily lit paintings of Johannes Vermeer. Its more provocative claims against Vermeer's reputation don't add up, but the trickery delights.
One might similarly call August: Osage County (Ev, 15) a triumph of showmanship above all else. A rather drastic reduction of Tracy Letts's ripe, reckless stage portrait of middle American family ruin, this adaptation (by Letts himself) shears the text's roiling domestic fury down to bristly comic stubble, its streamlined melodrama directed with a televisual banality by John Wells that stresses soap operatic ironies over ugly specifics. What remains are the play's gargantuan roles, seized upon with relish by at least two-thirds of the ensemble. Meryl Streep is rotely cast as pill-popping, cancer-tongued midwest matriarch Violet Weston, but gleefully pitches her to the rafters; better still, and only marginally more subtle, is Julia Roberts as aptly nicknamed prodigal daughter Barb, that million-dollar mouth of hers tensely clenched until it opens in a bilious torrent.
'Hot stuff': Stranger By the Lake.
Returning to the Cannes 2013 memory bank, Alain Guiraudie's Stranger by the Lake (Peccadillo, 18) is one of the more improbable arthouse sensations of recent years, given its fusion of sinuous, Hitchcock-laced pulp and balls-to-the-wall gay erotica. It's a niche marriage, but a happy one, with an elegantly lean premise: a serial | 512 |
StackExchange | use Gorilla sessions. How can I avoid store.Getting the session in each of my handlers, i.e. code repeating?
Another issue, is there a better way to give the template the session values, other that an explicit way like:
err = views.ExecuteTemplate(w, "index.html",
struct {
Session map[interface{}]interface{},
...other handler specific data for the template
}{
session.Values,
...
})
Code samples originate from https://github.com/kaihendry/internal-google-login
A:
For the middleware you can define a function that takes a handler as an argument and returns another handler as its result.
func sessionMiddleware(h http.HandlerFunc) http.HandlerFunc {
// ...
}
The returned handler can store.Get the session, if it's not present return the error, if it is present store the session into the request's context and then call the actual handler.
func sessionMiddleware(h http.HandlerFunc) http.HandlerFunc {
return func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
session, err := store.Get(r, sessionName)
if err != nil {
log.WithError(err).Error("bad session")
http.SetCookie(w, &http.Cookie{Name: sessionName, MaxAge: -1, Path: "/"})
return
}
r = r.WithContext(context.WithValue(r.Context(), "session", session))
h(w, r)
}
}
Now your handlers will still need to "get" the session value from the context however any handler that is wrapped by sessionMiddleware can assume, when it's executed, that a session is present in the context and therefore it can skip the error checking.
func indexHandler(w http.ResponseWriter, req *http.Request) {
session := req.Context().Value("session").(*sessions.Session)
err := views.ExecuteTemplate(w, "index.html", session.Values)
if err != nil {
http.Error(w, err.Error(), http.StatusInternalServerError)
return
}
}
And to register the handler you would do:
app.HandleFunc("/", sessionMiddleware(indexHandler))
If this is still too much code repetition for your taste you can pass the session directly to your handlers however you'll have to change their signature.
type SessionHandler func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request, s *session.Session)
Then update your handlers.
func indexHandler(w http.ResponseWriter, req *http.Request, s *session.Session) {
err := views.ExecuteTemplate(w, "index.html", s.Values)
if err != nil {
http.Error(w, err.Error(), http.StatusInternalServerError)
return
}
}
And you can define the middleware part on the SessionHandler type as a method.
func (h SessionHandler) ServeHTTP(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
session, err := store.Get(r, sessionName)
if err != nil {
log.WithError(err).Error("bad session")
http.SetCookie(w, &http.Cookie{Name: sessionName, MaxAge: -1, Path: "/"})
return
}
h(w, r, session)
}
And then to register the handler you would do:
app.Handle("/", SessionHandler(indexHandler))
Q:
How to add custom column for max date in Power BI query editor?
I have table with 3 column Id,Date & Value. I want to create two column Max Date & IsLatest.
I try to create Max date column in Query Editor but not able to do it. Appreciate your help.
A:
Use Group By with advanced option. Add two new columns, ALL_ROWS using the All Rows operation and LAST_DATE using the MAX operation on Date. Then expand Date and Valuefrom the ALL_ROWS column. Then add a conditional column with this logic IF ALL_ROWS.Date = LAST_DATE THEN "Latest" ELSE NULL. Rename and move columns to desired order. Result:
ID IsLatest Date Value LAST_DATE
1 2019-11-20 10 2019-11-21
1 Latest 2019-11-21 20 2019-11-21
1 Latest 2019-11-21 30 2019-11-21
2 2019-11-18 40 2019-11-19
2 Latest 2019-11-19 50 2019-11-19
2 Latest 2019-11-19 60 2019-11-19
3 2019-11-15 70 2019-11-17
3 Latest | 512 |
realnews | average work. They wanted an easy life. And Paul would never let them have one. The other half looked like someone had died. They were the hungry crowd. I could see [senior writer, group head] John Pallant's face from my office. I could see the pain on his face. It's etched on my mind even today. He knew it. We all knew it. It wouldn't be the same anymore.Paul Arden was the spirit of the place. Saatchi's was him. It wasn't Charles or Maurice. It was Paul's agency with their name on the door.But when that spirit walks out of building, it is never replaced. It can't be.Here's to him.
Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was shot down over eastern Ukraine with 298 people on board. As the news broke, information flooded in from around the world. Families were shattered, nations grieved.
What do we know so far?
A Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777—200ER with the flight number MH17 departed Amsterdam Airport Schiphol at 12:14 p.m. local time on July 17. It was on a path for Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Malaysia, where it was due to land 11 hours and 45 minutes later. It never arrived.
The first sign of trouble was a report by Interfax-Ukraine which quoted a source saying a plane had disappeared from radar.
A Malaysian plane en route from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur disappeared from radar at 10,000 meters and then crashed near the city of Shakhtarsk in Ukraine's Donetsk region, a source in the Ukrainian law enforcement authorities said.
Not long after, a tweet from Malaysia Airlines confirmed it had lost contact with MH17.
Malaysia Airlines has lost contact of MH17 from Amsterdam. The last known position was over Ukrainian airspace. More details to follow. — Malaysia Airlines (@MAS) July 17, 2014
MH17 crashed in a field near the village of Hrabove just north of Torez, which is close to the Russian border and in the stronghold of pro-Russian rebels.
Locals found the wreckage and initial reports by Reuters said the plane had been shot down by a surface-to-air missile.
Who were the passengers?
A relative of a passenger of MH17 cries in Kuala Lumpur. Image: Rahman Roslan, Getty Images
The plane was carrying 298 people and 15 of these were crew members. Initial reports said 295 people were onboard the plane, but it was later discovered there were three infants also traveling.
Malaysia Airlines has so far confirmed the people who died in the disaster included 189 Dutch, 44 Malaysian (including 15 crew and two infants), 27 Australian, 12 Indonesian (including 1 infant), nine British, four German, four Belgians, three from the Philippines, one Canadian, one New Zealander and 4 unconfirmed. There are reports one of the unconfirmed is an American.
Many passengers on board were traveling to the 2014 International Aids Conference in Melbourne, Australia. They were planning to catch a connecting flight in Kuala Lumpur. Reports say 100 of the 298 people on board may have been people attending the conference. There were high-profile researchers, activists and medical personnel on board from the World | 512 |
gmane | have been holding that document
for a couple of reasons. Our AD has been out on vacation and he
still has the FedFS documents in the pipeline. My target is
to have it in his queue by the 3rd week of October.
Beepy and I have been working on the charter update language.
Again, we have been holding this because our AD has been out and
will start moving this forward upon his return.
Thanks,
Spencer
Hi!
Can't find this in the doc ... I want to bind the F1 key with the javahelp
in wizards;
I found a helpBroker class with enableHelpKey(...) method but it seems not
implemented in netbeans platform 5.5
Anyone knows how to associate F1 key with help in wizards (not iin nodes,
that is explained in the doc).
thanks.
Can we make graphs on the stats page at http://musicbrainz.org/stats.html
start at 1st Jan this year? At the moment, it has lots of confusing old data
from the big album cull that we had. If we could just skip that, that would
make it clearer. It would also give a more zoomed in view of recent weeks,
which have been interesting. Some of the Delta's have gone off the scale. It
would be nice to fix those as well. The TRMs joined to tracks is
particularly silly as it has the TRMS generated in the old way being static
for a few months, then it resets almost to zero, before climbing steadily,
then rapidly when we had the recent publicity push. The delta plot just
rapidly disappears.
Thanks,
I was wondering if I can monitor audio inputs
directly from my sound card, without having to have
them record enabled? does this depend on what sound
card I have or is it a Logic thing. Also, if I can
monitor sounds directly, can I also use Logic effects
on the direct signal? any help would be appreciated.
Paul
I can't quite figure out my carburetor situation, I've searched around the internet for answers but I'm not sure what the next step is. As it stands, the car is running--but the idle set screw on my Weber 34 ICH is ~3.5 turns in, a full two turns over the ideal max. I'm running a 60 Idle Jet, the mixture screw is just under 1.5 turns out.
I've hunted for vacuum leaks with starter fluid to no avail. Carb is brand new and the new jets appear clean and clear. Choke linkage is free of binding and the cable smooth.
With the choke fully closed on a cold engine, the car stumbles to a relatively high idle (1200rpm) and needs to be kept alive with a few taps of the gas pedal until it's warm enough. When fully warm, idles well at 1000rpm with aforementioned idle and mixture screw settings. Idle became a little uneven/lumpy after about an hour of driving last night but not enough to cut out. Hoping to take it on longer trips soon and I want to get the carb well sorted!
My setup:
1.5L V4, mild cam | 512 |
Pile-CC | the Sindicato Único de Trabajadores Petroleros was created, despite the legal opposition in the states of Tamaulipas and Veracruz. On January 29, 1936, this union joined the Comité de Defensa Proletaria ("Committee of Proletarian Defense") which would become in February the Confederation of Mexican Workers (CTM). On July 20, the union celebrated its first convention, in which it was proposed a project of general contracts for each oil company and it was decided on a strike to push towards an agreement.
Lázaro Cárdenas intervened between the union and the oil companies in order to force an agreement on the contract. The strike was delayed for six months, but the companies never agreed to the contract and on May 28, the strike took place. The entire country was paralyzed for 12 days, with consumers unable to buy gasoline. Cárdenas convinced the union to end the strike until a decision by the companies could be made. However, the companies declared themselves unable to meet the demands because of financial problems. Cárdenas ordered an investigation and on August 3, and the findings were that the Mexican oil industry produced higher returns than the U.S. oil industry.
After the publication of the findings, the oil companies threatened to leave Mexico and take all of their capital with them. The government entity in charge of the conflict between these companies and the union, the Junta Federal de Conciliación y Arbitraje (Federal Conciliation and Arbitration Board), was not able to make a decision quickly and the union declared a 24-hour strike in protest on December 8.
On December 18, the Arbitration Board declared in favor of the union. The oil companies had to pay 26 million pesos of wages lost because of the strike, but they appealed to the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court then rejected the appeal and ordered them to raise salaries and improve working conditions for the union members. The oil companies protested this decision and President Cárdenas mediated a compromise; the union would accept 26 million. Cárdenas offered to end the strike if the oil companies paid the sum. According to witnesses of this meeting, representatives of the oil companies asked the President "Who can guarantee that the strike will be over", to which the President replied "I, the President of the Republic." After the businessmen asked with sarcasm "You?" President Cárdenas ended the meeting saying "Sirs, we are finished!".
As a result, Cárdenas decided to expropriate the oil industry and create a national oil company.
On March 18, 1938 President Cárdenas embarked on the expropriation of all oil resources and facilities by the state, nationalizing the U.S. and Anglo-Dutch (Mexican Eagle Petroleum Company) operating companies. Two hours before informing his cabinet of his decision, he made the announcement on the radio to the rest of the country. Five days later, a crowd of 100,000 (according to the press) rallied in support of Cárdenas (see photo).
On June 7, 1938, President Cárdenas issued a decree creating Petróleos Mexicanos (PEMEX), with exclusive rights over exploration, extraction, refining, and commercialization of oil in Mexico. On June | 512 |
OpenSubtitles | just want to do our time quietly and try and stay out of trouble." "The chaplain runs a good service." "It's a way to stay off the yard." "All officers to the football pitch, all officers." "Good game, that." "Did you see that fucking elbow?" "Him-a slap the bitch outta Bagshaw." " Him a-bleed from everywhere." " How much did we make?" "200 quid." "And three carton of fag." "Love me a good game of footah." "Me never liked Bagshaw either." "Money." "Where are the rest of the fucking cigs?" "It's contraband, man." "Soon come, yeah?" " Pack or so at a time." " Yeah, well, make sure they fucking do." " Chill now, man." " Chill?" "You hold out on me, you fucking black bastard, and I'll slit your fucking throat, and bleed you out like the fucking wog you are." " Ease up, man." " You fucking tell me to ease up, you cunt?" "Bredren!" "Calm down, man!" "Ease up now, man." "Let go of me now." "Yeah, all right, thanks." "Surprising what you might find in a bin." "Sweet." "Get this out to our regulars." "Yeah." "What about Hegyes?" "Busted up his cell and got hauled off to seg." "Yeah." "All right." "I'll have a fucking quiet word
"TOHO COMPANY, LTD." "Presents" "(The three villains of) THE hidden FORTRESS" "Executive Producers SANEZUMl FUJlMOTO akira KUROSAWA" "Starring" "TOSHlRO MlFUNE" "Directed by akira KUROSAWA" "Stay away from me!" "You stink of dead bodies." "Give it up." "We both smell of corpses." "And it's all your fault!" "Your smell makes me want to puke." "Though shitworms can't smell shit." "What?" "You're a shitworm." "You make me sick." "And you thought we'd make a fortune at the war." "What's funny, you idiot!" "It's all funny!" "First, we arrived late to the war." "Then they mistook us for the defeated side and forced us to bury the dead." "We finally escaped and now it's been 2 days we've only had water." "But the funniest thing is your foolish cry baby face." "Let's go home." "Don't you have any pride?" "We've even been stripped of the arms we sold our homes for." "We can't go home like this." "Then take it off this dead guy." "Even if I'm desperate, I'm not a thief." "Do what you want. I'm going!" "Go. I'll come home after I make a buck." "Don't come crying to me then." "Get caught again and be a gravedigger." "Fool!" "Go away!" "It'll be a blessing to see you go, you shitworm." "We can't cross the border from this road." "It's a Yamana check station." "Not even a mouse could pass through those barricades." "If they find us, we're dead." "What now?" "Unless a fog breaks out, we can't move." "What does it say up there?" "It's a notice about a reward for 1 0 pieces of gold." "Read it to me." ""Wanted." "Princess Yuki of Akizuki."" ""A reward of ten ryo for her capture."" ""Three ryo for information of her whereabouts."" ""By order of the Lord of Yamana."" " Move!" " Walk!" | 512 |
s2orc | the REA pattern. The point mutation is shown in alignment with the reference subtypes of BoHV-5 and the isolates (figure 3).
The specific 534-bp PCR product was consistently obtained as a clear electrophoretic band from all isolates and reference strains of BoHV-5. The digestion of the PCR products with the restriction enzyme BstEII generated distinct restriction patterns depending on the origin of the amplified viral DNA (BoHV-5 "a" or "b" subtypes): 152 and 382 bp for BoHV-5 "a" subtype and 534 bp for BoHV-5 b (Figure 4) Discussion A high seroprevalence for BoHV-1 was reported in Argentina [42]. By now, the proportion of this percentage that can be attributed to BoHV-5 is unknown since diagnostic tests do not differentiate between anti-BoHV-1 and -BoHV-5 antibodies [10,26]. Although the clinical manifestations of BoHV-1 and 5 are slightly different, this is not sufficient to allow a precise distinction between virus species. Furthermore, cases of meningoencephalitis can also be consequence of BoHV-1 infection [43]. Neighboring countries have reported the circulation of BoHV-5 subtypes "a" and non-"a" non -"b" although Argentina was the first and the only country to report the isolation of a BoHV-5 strain belonging to subtype "b" [41,44].
It has been reported that some outbreaks attributed to the subtype "a" group occurred with respiratory signs in the absence of nervous manifestations (67/89 9H, 54/ 89). Indeed, in diseased animals, virus infection is not restricted to the central nervous system [21]. Further studies will be required to determine why these BoHV-5 isolates were non-neuropathogenic under these natural conditions.
Several outbreaks occurring between 1981 and 1984, mainly in the central region of Argentina, were determined to be caused by BoHV-5 (9 out of 10 isolates) [21]. In many cases there were no records of morbidity and mortality, except for the outbreak in which the strain A663 was isolated, where 15% (81 out of 540) animals died. Ten percent of the isolates recovered during this period showed slower growth and smaller plaques in tissue culture than the Jura strain of BoHV-1. In this report, we also observed one isolate of BoHV-5 with poor growth in cell culture (1/17), which was classified as subtype "b". This field strain was isolated in 1984 from a meningo-encephalitis outbreak in Arroyo Corto, Saavedra district, located southwest of the Buenos Aires province; the affected herd consisted of 158 bovines; with only one fatality case. This farm had presented a similar outbreak in July-August 1983. Interestingly, this strain affected older animals (18 to 26 months) than the historical case attributed to A663 (5 to 18 months).
According to our study, it is evident that in Argentina both subtypes "a" and "b" circulated for some time and, apparently the circulation of subtype "a" is more recent. As in Brazil, the co-circulation of subtypes "a" and non "a", non "b" was reported [41], further studies are required to determine whether subtype non "a" non "b" is present or will appear in Argentina and whether subtype "b" will definitely disappeared.
In this study, we were also able to determine the region of the subtype "b" genome | 512 |
nytimes-articles-and-comments | their watch and others seriously injured or endangered). A US president could never fly commercially, for example, the way other leaders are able to.
That said, however, the degree to which we exercise that protection often goes to absurd lengths, especially the farther down the food chain one goes. And even when it is necessary, it is often deployed at great expense for matters that are not official, such as golf outings or vacations. The only way to rein that in is by statute, which could constrain some of the non-official waste (including the scam used by both parties where one "official action" such as a 30 minute stop somewhere is followed by days of campaign rally appearances and thus gets lumped together on the taxpayers' dime) and rather toothless campaigning costs reimbursement provisions. But Congress would have to do that and neither party, as much as they loudly complain when the other side is in office, will want to actually limit it.
I am a Sophmore in school and I am not missing the big things like prom and graduation like most seniors are in my school. However, I really was looking up to the culture fair event which I and my friends were so excited to attend. Unfortunately, that was canceled and it makes me sad because we were looking forward to so many new memories, but I can't even imagine how the seniors might be feeling missing out all the fun events for their last year in high school.
@Daniel Stintzing what you are describing is official Sweden the way it has always been.
So many people feel a need to show loyalty to the state and the party in public. I agree it is disgusting. If Stefan Löfven would go out tomorrow and say what you said, many of those people on Facebook would change 180-degrees.
If you want their true opinion you need to sit down with them in private and at least a few beers...
In my view, if people really want to take back control of the government, there’s a very simple solution. Everyone in America should simply stop paying taxes. With no money, all the clowns in Congress will be dead in the water. They won’t be able to do anything. If everyone did this in mass, then we could all define the new terms about how government should work and be responsive to the populace. And the government would be powerless to do anything about it.
Police departments have developed a honed public relations division over the years, with a sizable budget. Your tax dollars at work. You don’t see the same hyperbole and shoeshine in the Public Works department, the fire department, the sanitation workers. No, they use their funding to actually provide service. it’s just the police who need a full time propaganda program, staffed by law enforcement officers, to tell us how wonderful they are. Part of “defund the police” is to reclaim these tax dollars for actual public service benefit, not for the self aggrandizement of the police.
Worse than his misinformation is | 512 |
Pile-CC | inches x 4 inches, but their rough surfaces made them difficult to stock and handle. The old terms, such as 2×4 or 4×4, are still used, and are known as the “nominal” size of the board. These nominal sizes are used because they are easier to say and they stick to tradition. Now, thanks to a lawsuit, most big box stores list the nominal and actual sizes of lumber.
Spurs-Grizzlies Preview
The San Antonio Spurs entered this first-round matchup with a five-game winning streak over the Memphis Grizzlies, and many assumed it would rather easily grow to nine with a nice little break heading into the Western Conference semifinals.
That should come true Sunday in Memphis as the Spurs try for a third sweep in the teams' fourth all-time playoff series after getting through an uninspiring Game 3 performance with a victory.
After two blowouts in San Antonio, the series shifted to Memphis on Friday and things got closer with the Spurs winning 96-87. The Grizzlies led by a point heading into the fourth quarter, but Kawhi Leonard scored 13 of his series-high 32 points in the final 12 minutes.
"I thought we were a little disjointed at times, mostly because of their pressure and physical toughness," coach Gregg Popovich said. "But we fought through it."
On the eight-game overall skid against San Antonio, Memphis has scored at least 90 points once, and the offensive shortcomings have been even more exposed in the playoffs. The Spurs swept the Grizzlies in 2004 and '13 - Memphis did win a six-game series in '11 - and the seven straight playoff wins have come by a 98.7-82.9 margin with Memphis shooting 37.9 percent.
For this series, the Grizzlies are averaging 76.3 points and shooting 37.7 percent. San Antonio is 10 percent better than that from 3-point range after hitting just 23.5 in its last four regular-season contests.
Leonard has been a big part of all of those numbers and matched a career postseason scoring high in Game 3, hitting 6 of 9 from beyond the arc to single-handedly better Memphis (4 of 18) in half the attempts.
"He just keeps getting better and better," Memphis coach Dave Joerger said of the repeat Defensive Player of the Year. "He's been terrific all series, and he's also a bailout player for them ... They can run all their stuff, and it's hard to defend, and he can go get a shot when the shot clock is going down."
Tim Duncan played only 13:32 after averaging just over 24 minutes in the first two games. He's tied with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for third in career playoff victories with 154 and can match former teammate Robert Horry with another. Derek Fisher's league-record 161 would be in reach if the Spurs make the conference finals.
Memphis, which is 1-13 since March 21, is playing the series without two of its top three scorers in Marc Gasol and Mike Conley in a season defined by makeshift starting fives. What's left of the trio - Zach Randolph - had 20 points and 11 | 512 |
reddit | is now just a ham and cheese sandwich?" it also highlights why the sandwich is special in the first place, ie: cuban with pickles. cubans always have pickles.
Also, Check upcoming releases for highly anticipated games that might overshadow yours and try to plan your release a bit around that. If you have the next big Military Sim FPS, it miiight be a good idea not to go directly against a new CoD or Battlefield, as no streamer (or viewer) will really care about some potential indie rival for a few weeks.
Sounds too familiar. Is she truly asexual? (For starters, what was her sex life like before you?) My guy bestie, has an asexual girlfriend too. Really not doing too well either, but please don't let that deter you, because there are success cases too. I'm no expert in relationships with asexuals, but, for starters, ignore your dick for a while, and give her your cuddles and ease off the pressure on her. Then talk it out. Bottomline - whatever you choose to do, it's neither of your faults. So, don't blame yourselves or each other.
You should walk wherever and whenever you can... Walk all the time... Then keep trying the program, and the running parts should be slow enough that you can speak without struggling whilst doing them... It may seem too slow but that doesn't matter, you have to get the endurance before worrying about speed... You can do it! No effort is too small other than none at all.
It is now your responsibility to put this cat to sleep before he teaches his friends, and feline intelligence eventually exceeds our own. I beg this of you as I am bringing you this message from a bleak future where cats have turned the tables on us, and humans were forced to go into hiding underground. You can save us!
I agree that what happened had nothing to do with religion. It was more about free speech. As much as I hate to say it the "Free Speakers" where in the right and the police and the kids/people in the crowd were in the wrong. From a broad perspective, what is the difference between what happened and a group of white people attacking a group of black/minority people? They were only "provoking" by what was seen, it's the same as race/skin color. So no, I don't find it absolutely hilarious.
I've had similar problems with two people on the same network. For whatever reason, I've noticed that 90% of the time, starting the game at the same time, then quitting, and starting it again at exactly the same time results in a Weasel error code, and after that goes away, you can connect without a problem. Tl;dr - start the games simultaneously and quit until you get Weasel, should work after that.
The pictures are great but people are understandably burnt out from the onslaught of pictures seen here every day. Rainer looks amazing but you know what? I can see it outside my window from home. The space needle is neat but I | 512 |
StackExchange | since you're just counting the rows in the resulting cross product.
SELECT c.name, user_count, share_count
FROM company AS c
JOIN (SELECT company_id, COUNT(*) AS user_count
FROM users
GROUP BY company_id) AS u
ON u.company_id = c.id
JOIN (SELECT company_id, COUNT(*) AS share_count
FROM share
GROUP BY company_id) AS s
ON s.company_id = c.id
WHERE c.company_id = 337
Another option is to count the distinct primary keys of the tables you're joining with:
SELECT c.name, COUNT(DISTINCT u.id) AS user_count, COUNT(DISTINCT s.id) AS share_count
FROM company AS c
JOIN users AS u on u.company_id = c.id
JOIN share AS s ON s.company_id = c.id
WHERE c.company_id = 337
Q:
Get Intersection line between two rectangles in 3D
I am trying to find a way to get the line (two points in 3D space) of the intersection between two rectangles.
I ran into this question: Intersection between two rectangles in 3D
But this is not my issue. In that question, the rectangle is treated as only the bounds (the perimeter), while I am looking for the rectangle as a whole (think about a picture frame vs the picture itself).
I've figured out that, in every case, there will either be an intersection line (two points), or no intersection at all. If the intersection was just on the borders, therefore just a point, it can be treated as no intersection in my case.
My scenario is that one of these rectangle represents a "static" surface, which cannot move or change. The other one represents a "dynamic" surface, which I have to adapt to avoid crossing
Example:
Once I obtain p1 and p2, which are points in the 3D space, my goal is to modify the Dynamic rectangle into a 3d polygon, which will no longer cross the static rectangle, like this:
So you can see why "edge intersections" are irrelevant to my situation. I am turning "real" intersections into edge intersections, so any edge intersection doesn't require me to do anything with it.
I am only looking for a formula, starting with two sets of 4 points (the rectangles), that would give me the two points of the line of their intersection, or would tell me that there is no (relevant) intersection.
Every formula I've found on this site or others doesn't fit my needs, or doesn't let me input arbitrary rectangles (for example, I can't fix my problem with a formula that uses planes or that treats a rectangle as simply 4 lines)
I am, of course, trying to code it (in C#), therefore any code answer is a great help, but I am confident that even a math-only answer would suffice for me to produce the code from it, therefore I will accept an answer that is only composed of pseudo-code or straight up mathematical formulas, provided they are either simple enough or explained well enough for me to understand what is happening.
A:
If you are OK with just algorithm rather than full code here is a sketch:
Build 2 planes from the rectangles (any 3 points will do as in this answer) | 512 |
Github | down_length;
hist->start_of_downtime = 0;
} else {
format_local_iso_time(tbuf, hist->start_of_run);
if (was_in_run)
log_debug(LD_HIST, "Router %s is still Running; it has been Running "
"since %s", hex_str(id, DIGEST_LEN), tbuf);
else
log_info(LD_HIST,"Router %s is now Running; it was previously untracked",
hex_str(id, DIGEST_LEN));
}
}
/** We have just decided that this router is unreachable, meaning
* we are taking away its "Running" flag. */
void
rep_hist_note_router_unreachable(const char *id, time_t when)
{
or_history_t *hist = get_or_history(id);
char tbuf[ISO_TIME_LEN+1];
int was_running = 0;
if (!started_tracking_stability)
started_tracking_stability = time(NULL);
tor_assert(hist);
if (hist->start_of_run) {
/*XXXX We could treat failed connections differently from failed
* connect attempts. */
long run_length = when - hist->start_of_run;
format_local_iso_time(tbuf, hist->start_of_run);
hist->weighted_run_length += run_length;
hist->total_run_weights += 1.0;
hist->start_of_run = 0;
hist->weighted_uptime += run_length;
hist->total_weighted_time += run_length;
was_running = 1;
log_info(LD_HIST, "Router %s is now non-Running: it had previously been "
"Running since %s. Its total weighted uptime is %lu/%lu.",
hex_str(id, DIGEST_LEN), tbuf, hist->weighted_uptime,
hist->total_weighted_time);
}
if (!hist->start_of_downtime) {
hist->start_of_downtime = when;
if (!was_running)
log_info(LD_HIST, "Router %s is now non-Running; it was previously "
"untracked.", hex_str(id, DIGEST_LEN));
} else {
if (!was_running) {
format_local_iso_time(tbuf, hist->start_of_downtime);
log_info(LD_HIST, "Router %s is still non-Running; it has been "
"non-Running since %s.", hex_str(id, DIGEST_LEN), tbuf);
}
}
}
/** Helper: Discount all old MTBF data, if it is time to do so. Return
* the time at which we should next discount MTBF data. */
time_t
rep_hist_downrate_old_runs(time_t now)
{
digestmap_iter_t *orhist_it;
const char *digest1;
or_history_t *hist;
void *hist_p;
double alpha = 1.0;
if (!history_map)
history_map = digestmap_new();
if (!stability_last_downrated)
stability_last_downrated = now;
if (stability_last_downrated + STABILITY_INTERVAL > now)
return stability_last_downrated + STABILITY_INTERVAL;
/* Okay, we should downrate the data. By how much? */
while (stability_last_downrated + STABILITY_INTERVAL < now) {
stability_last_downrated += STABILITY_INTERVAL;
alpha *= STABILITY_ALPHA;
}
log_info(LD_HIST, "Discounting all old stability info by a factor of %lf",
alpha);
/* Multiply every w_r_l, t_r_w pair by alpha. */
for (orhist_it = digestmap_iter_init(history_map);
!digestmap_iter_done(orhist_it);
orhist_it = digestmap_iter_next(history_map,orhist_it)) {
digestmap_iter_get(orhist_it, &digest1, &hist_p);
hist = hist_p;
hist->weighted_run_length =
(unsigned long)(hist->weighted_run_length * alpha);
hist->total_run_weights *= alpha;
hist->weighted_uptime = (unsigned long)(hist->weighted_uptime * alpha);
hist->total_weighted_time = (unsigned long)
(hist->total_weighted_time * alpha);
}
return stability_last_downrated + STABILITY_INTERVAL;
}
/** Helper: Return the weighted MTBF of the router with history <b>hist</b>. */
static double
get_stability(or_history_t *hist, time_t when)
{
unsigned long total = hist->weighted_run_length;
double total_weights = hist->total_run_weights;
if (hist->start_of_run) {
/* We're currently in a run. Let total and total_weights hold the values
* they would hold if the current run were to end now. */
total += (when-hist->start_of_run);
total_weights += 1.0;
}
if (total_weights < STABILITY_EPSILON) {
/* Round down to zero, and avoid divide-by-zero. */
return 0.0;
}
return total / total_weights;
}
/** Return the total amount of time we've been observing, with each run of
* time downrated by the appropriate factor. */
static long
get_total_weighted_time(or_history_t *hist, time_t when)
{
long total = hist->total_weighted_time;
if (hist->start_of_run) {
total += (when - hist->start_of_run);
} else if (hist->start_of_downtime) {
total += (when - hist->start_of_downtime);
}
return total;
}
/** Helper: Return the weighted percent-of-time-online of the router with
* history <b>hist</b>. */
static double
get_weighted_fractional_uptime(or_history_t | 512 |
Github | for e in arguments.to_list()]
body = ';'
args = ()
if len(a):
body = '%s;' % a[-1]
args = a[:-1]
# translate this function to js inline function
js_func = '(function (%s) {%s})' % (','.join(args), body)
# now translate js inline to python function
py_func = translate_js(js_func, '')
# add set func scope to global scope
# a but messy solution but works :)
globals()['var'] = PyJs.GlobalObject
# define py function and return it
temp = executor(py_func, globals())
temp.source = '{%s}' % body
temp.func_name = 'anonymous'
return temp
def executor(f, glob):
exec (f, globals())
return globals()['PyJs_anonymous_0_']
#new statement simply calls Function
Function.create = Function
#set constructor property inside FunctionPrototype
fill_in_props(FunctionPrototype, {'constructor': Function}, default_attrs)
#attach prototype to Function constructor
Function.define_own_property(
'prototype', {
'value': FunctionPrototype,
'enumerable': False,
'writable': False,
'configurable': False
})
#Fix Function length (its 0 and should be 1)
Function.own['length']['value'] = Js(1)
/*
* JBoss, Home of Professional Open Source
* Copyright 2007, Red Hat Middleware LLC, and individual contributors
* as indicated by the @author tags.
* See the copyright.txt in the distribution for a
* full listing of individual contributors.
* This copyrighted material is made available to anyone wishing to use,
* modify, copy, or redistribute it subject to the terms and conditions
* of the GNU Lesser General Public License, v. 2.1.
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT A
* WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A
* PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
* You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License,
* v.2.1 along with this distribution; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston,
* MA 02110-1301, USA.
*
* (C) 2005-2006,
* @author JBoss Inc.
*/
package com.jboss.transaction.txinterop.webservices.atinterop.participant;
import com.arjuna.wst.Aborted;
import com.arjuna.wst.Durable2PCParticipant;
import com.arjuna.wst.SystemException;
import com.arjuna.wst.Vote;
import com.arjuna.wst.WrongStateException;
/**
* The rollback durable 2PC participant
*/
public class RollbackDurable2PCParticipant extends ParticipantAdapter implements Durable2PCParticipant
{
/**
* Vote to abort.
*/
public Vote prepare()
throws WrongStateException, SystemException
{
return new Aborted() ;
}
}
/* GENERATED SOURCE. DO NOT MODIFY. */
// © 2016 and later: Unicode, Inc. and others.
// License & terms of use: http://www.unicode.org/copyright.html#License
/*****************************************************************************************
*
* Copyright (C) 1996-2015, International Business Machines
* Corporation and others. All Rights Reserved.
**/
/**
* Port From: JDK 1.4b1 : java.text.Format.IntlTestDateFormatAPI
* Source File: java/text/format/IntlTestDateFormatAPI.java
**/
/*
@test 1.4 98/03/06
@summary test International Date Format API
*/
package android.icu.dev.test.format;
import java.text.FieldPosition;
import java.text.ParseException;
import java.text.ParsePosition;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.Locale;
import org.junit.Test;
import android.icu.dev.test.TestUtil;
import android.icu.dev.test.TestUtil.JavaVendor;
import android.icu.text.DateFormat;
import android.icu.text.NumberFormat;
import android.icu.util.Calendar;
import android.icu.util.TimeZone;
public class IntlTestDateFormatAPI extends android.icu.dev.test.TestFmwk
{
// Test that the equals method works correctly.
@Test
public void TestEquals()
{
// Create two objects at different system times
DateFormat a = DateFormat.getInstance();
Date start = Calendar.getInstance().getTime();
while (true) {
// changed to remove compiler warnings.
if (!start.equals(Calendar.getInstance().getTime())) {
break; // Wait for time to change
}
}
DateFormat b = DateFormat.getInstance();
if (!(a.equals(b)))
errln("FAIL: DateFormat objects created at different | 512 |
realnews | constitution virtually guarantees bad government,” said Fred Carter, president of Francis Marion University.
“Our constitution as it exists today is a very populist document, but dictatorially so,” Carter said in the keynote address.
It enables political demagoguery, doesn’t allow for reform or election recalls and micromanages — under an extraneous “miscellaneous” article — such picayune subjects as divorce and fishing, Carter said.
But the fatal flaw of the S.C. Constitution, panelists agreed, is that all the political power in the state resides in the legislature.
“It’s important for us to move toward a separation of powers structure in government,” Davis said.
But “there’s a deep-seated feeling in South Carolina… to be suspicious of executive power,” he said, and it dates back to colonial dissatisfaction with King George III.
“The same sentiment exists in 2011 that existed 300 years ago. The history of this is alive and well today in Columbia,” he said.
“Tom and I disagree on one thing,” Sheheen joked. “He says we have a legislative state where the governor’s got no control. I think we have a state that’s not controlled by anybody. It’s on autopilot. It’s not going anywhere,” he said.
“There are 170 individuals in the legislature and they all want to bring back as much as they can to their little districts,” Davis said. “There’s no one looking out for the state as a whole,” which should be the governor’s job, he said.
In addition to usurping power from the executive branch, the S.C. Legislature also keeps the judiciary under its thumb, panelists said.
“South Carolina is one of only two states where the legislature elects judges,” Davis said.
“So you have a branch of government, the legislature, that wields a great deal of power over the execution of laws and the interpretation of laws,” he said.
“It’s not just about taking power away from the legislature, it’s about freeing the legislature to do what it’s supposed to do, which is budgeting and oversight,” Davis said.
“The legislature is so busy doing other things that it doesn’t have time to do its job,” he said.
“We need to empower the governor’s office so we have some direction without taking anything away from the legislative branch,” Sheheen said. “The rightful domain of the legislature is the power of the purse. The judicial domain is to say, ‘that bill is unconstitutional’.”
South Carolina has been saddled with its constitution since 1895, when Gov. “Pitchfork” Ben Tillman organized a convention to dismantle the “Radical Reconstruction” constitution of 1868.
“Tillman aimed to concentrate power at the state level and emasculate county governments, especially Beaufort County,” to dilute black political power, said Larry Rowland, history professor emeritus at USCB.
Beaufort County had “the only black delegation at the 1895 constitutional convention, which was specifically held to disfranchise blacks,” Rowland said.
“The old Reconstruction warhorses were still in power in Beaufort County,” he said.
“It was a heroic moment” for Robert Smalls, William J. Whipper, Thomas E. Miller, James Wigg and Isiah Reed of the Beaufort delegation, he said.
While the Beaufortonians couldn’t | 512 |
ao3 | down to give him one last smooch.
Renjun scowls. “Happy now?”
“Very.” Jaemin manages to mumble out.
Five minutes past by in a blink of an eye. Renjun is still staring at the paper when he looks up to notice the time on the clock. Rapidly blinking away the trance he was in a second ago, Renjun gets up, already completely decided on giving up in trying to solve the problem.
Renjun enters up the rooftop to see Jaemin leaning against the edge. He silently chuckles to himself and walks quietly up to him from behind, not making a single sound. Right as he’s directly behind him, Renjun hugs him from behind in a shocked manner, attempting to scare the taller boy. Renjun giggles as Jaemin turns around to face him.
“Did I scare you?”
Jaemin chuckles out and ruffles the boy’s brown head of hair. “If that's what you want.”
Renjun punches Jaemin’s shoulder softly and rolls his eyes. “That’s not how it works.”
“Okay. I’m sorry.” Jaemin apologizes. “Woo~” Jaemin says while waving his fingers in Renjun’s face. “I’m so scared! Help!” Jaemin playfully says in an obviously fake, scared, and high pitched voice. “Huang Injun’s got me!”
Renjun laughs at the silly boy in front of him. “What was it you needed to give me?” Renjun finally asks after their laughter dies down completely.
When Vaulting Goes Wrong
Once again you found yourself running through a thick fog beneath full moonlight. If it weren’t for the psychopath in a mask chasing you you might have been able to enjoy the ambiance of the creepy place, but...you glanced behind you, noticing that your attacker was catching up. The smile painted on his mask was a little too cliche 90’s killer for your taste, as was his often mocking statements. He kinda of made you miss The Shape’s silence.
“Where you going baby?” he called, knife in the air and ready to slice through your skin at the first chance it got. “I told you I--ah, ah!”
Finally, you thought. While Legion, or Frank as he called himself, was able to catch up in quick bursts it didn’t last forever. You dashed forward into a labyrinth of brick walls and narrow alleys, hoping you’d be able to lose sight of him long enough for him to get bored of you. You crouched down, desperate for a moment to catch your breath as you listened for Frank’s steps.
Your heart pumped furiously, desperate to push more adrenaline through your veins and get you out of this terrifying situation. Maybe it would be terrifying if you hadn’t been through it a few times already, and Frank had actually killed you before.
It was strange being in a trial with a killer that showed you mercy. You would say you weren’t sure why he did it, but the time he did manage to catch you coming out of a locker reminded you he had other things he wanted to do with you. You shivered at the memory, trying to force it away and focus | 512 |
gmane | Flask App, Multiple SqlAlchemy, One Session each, Multiple
Connections
- Multiple Flask Allps, One SqlAlchemy each, One Session each, One
Connection each
Or look into multi-threading and use one thread per tenant?
Hope you can shed some light on my issue! Thanks
Sjoerd Huisman
Comment #2 on issue 41336 by shiki.biomernok: Please implement AdBlock
natively!
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=41336
Count me in for this one. Okay I don't say natively , but at least provide
a plugin.
A way for the extension creators to BLOCK ads. The only avaliable options
are hiding
and applying workarounds. That's even worse than loading them. Please
implement it.
http://code.google.com/p/adblockforchrome/wiki/FrequentlyAskedQuestions
"Does this actually prevent ads from downloading?
No. We're waiting on a feature for Chrome by a guy named Pavel that will
allow that,
but for now it uses a combination of CSS rules and jQuery."
Thanks.
Foomatic 4.0.5 is released and now available for download [1].
This release fixes several bugs which got reported to us in the past 6
months.
foomatic-rip now errors out on any problem instead of continuing or
silently exiting, fixed-size string buffers are enlarged and causes for
segmentation faults eliminated, '0' as a placeholder for the custom
value in the prototype for a custom option actually works now, custom
option settings embedded in PostScript input work now also without the
initial comment containing the value, and remainders of the libgs time
are removed from the documentation.
foomatic-db-engine got updated to fit to the newest changes and
requirements of the OpenPrinting database on our web server, especially
links to signature keys of downloadable packages are now supported, XMLs
generated from PPDs do not reference to the removed driver entry
"lj5mono" any more, and fixes on the build system and the man pages got
done.
Thanks to everyone who reported bugs to us (or to their distributions)
or sent feature requests.
Have a lot of fun with the new Foomatic release!
Till
Dear coreboot community,
It has been more than 5 years since we have “released” coreboot ‘4.0’.
That last release marked some very important milestones that we
originally prototyped in the abandoned LinuxBIOS v3 efforts, like the
coreboot filesystem (CBFS), Kconfig support, and (strictly) separate
device trees, build logic and configuration.
Since then there have been as many significant original developments,
such as support for many new architectures (ARM, ARM64, MIPS, RISC-V),
and related architectural changes like access to non-memory mapped SPI
flash, or better insight about the internals of coreboot at runtime
through the cbmem console, timestamp collection, or code coverage
support.
It became clear that a new release is overdue. With our new release
process only slowly getting in shape, I decided to take a random
commit and call it ‘4.1’.
The release itself happens at an arbitrary point in time, but will
serve as a starting point for other activities that require some kind
of ‘starting point’ to build on, described below.
Future releases will happen more frequently, and with more guarantees
about the state of the release, like having a cool down phase where
boards can be tested and so on. | 512 |
ao3 | beautiful face, eyes closed. The urge to kiss him overwhelmed her and it still surprised her that she could do just that. Kiss him whenever she pleased. Leaning over, she grabbed the side of his head and aimed for his lips but he quickly turned his head just as she was about to hit her target. Staring at him, she tilted her head, confused. And a little hurt. Had she done something wrong?
"Felicity, I can't kiss you right now." She kept staring at him while he avoided eye contact with her.
"Uh, why?" she questioned. He gave her a flustered look, trying to think of the right words.
"Because."
She raised her eyebrows at that, still confused and the hurt growing. "Because why?"
He exhaled loudly through his nose and spoke. It was the fastest she'd ever heard him speak. "Because I have a board meeting and you have that pink lipstick on. It's hard to get off and it gets all over me and the investors always make a point to ask me if I'm wearing lipstick. It's embarrassing," he rambled, avoiding her gaze.
He sounded so much like her that she had to hold in her laughter as his face tinged red. Letting the hand on his face drop, she got up.
"Alright then. Have fun at the meeting." Holding his gaze, she licked her lips, pressing them together and then pushing them out. His eyes dropped to her lips, widening.
"Felicity," he groaned. Again she found herself refraining from bursting into laughter.
"Something wrong?" she murmured, biting her bottom lip, dragging her teeth across it and released it.
Oliver made a sound that sounded like a warning but Felicity had never actually listened to those, and she wouldn't start now. With her tongue, she sensually ran it across her upper lip, and then her bottom. "See ya later, Mr. Queen." Turning, she started walking back towards her desk.
Oliver got up suddenly, eyes flashing dangerously. "C'mere," he all but growled, grabbing at her. Hands closed around her hips, pulling her to him as his lips landed on hers for a searing kiss. God, she would never get used to the feeling of being surrounded by Oliver, all him.
He walked them until her back hit a wall and his hands traveled, going straight for legs, lifting them up to wrap around his waist, while kissing her over and over again. She could feel herself getting lost and any other meeting, she would've said to hell with it. But this one was important so she couldn't kiss him forever like she wanted to.
"Oliver," she mumbled against his lips. He didn't seem to hear her as his hands didn't waste any time travelling up her thighs, under skirt, skimming over her underwear.
She tried again. "Oliver." Trying to catch her breath, she dropped her legs, feet back on the ground.
"Felicity," he said in a voice that resembled a whine, as he buried his head in her neck. Again, never thought she would see the day where Oliver Queen | 512 |
goodreads | had left her as a way of trying to avoid her coming to the Tulpa's attention, to protect her. As the series continued we learned her mother had actually never really left her but had watched over her and protected her. Joanna was trained by the troop to control her newfound abilities, learned to fight her evil father, and found a new, albeit dysfunctional family and a new love, Hunter.
Then a few books ago, she lost everything she'd gained. In order to save a human child, she lost her super powers, without those her new family "the troop" kicked her out, and the man she'd given her heart to, appeared to abandon her for another. Joanna had to learn how to survive on her own and find a reason to live.
As the series progressed, a plot convention, Midheaven, threatened to derail my enjoyment of the series. Midheaven is a place between our world and the next where a former superhero Solange had become an evil goddess, trapping men and using their energy to fuel her world. Joanna's lover Hunter got trapped in Midheaven a couple books ago, and I felt the series got stuck a bit too.
Action and dialogue are Pettersson's strengths and Midheaven did not play to those, as it was so dreamy and hard to visualize.
Traveling there and back was particularly hard to keep track of, with crazy spiritual doorways, and astral traveling, cigarettes that wouldn't kill the smoker but would destroy anyone whose smoke they touched. There was a saloon with men gambling away pieces of their souls, and people's eyes were getting turned into gems. I really struggled to keep track of what was happening, and just gave up on why. There was one room where a lot of the action took place that I never was able to grasp how it looked in my mind, which kept throwing me out of the scene. I actually got out a paper and pen and tried to draw it and gave up.Midheaven just seemed to bog down for me, with the description leaving me flailing to understand where I was. I wished that part of the story arc was wrapped up a couple books ago. Back in Las Vegas, on solid ground the books would always pick right back up and be exciting and easy to visualize.
In this, the final installment Joanna reminds me of the Lynda Hamilton's character, the mother in Terminator 2. She's human, but she's a total badass. Tried in the fire , Joanna makes better choices in this book and will not give up, she will not leave Hunter to be tortured by the evil Solange. She goes back and back and back. There in lay the strength and the weakness for me. Despite the risks (which were higher now than ever) Joanna must try to rescue Hunter/overcome Solange, try to keep her new troop of other outcast troop members, "the Grey's" together, must protect her secret and finally kill her evil father.
Despite my frustration with the plot device of | 512 |
Github | Exception("e (%d) and i (%d) are not mult. inv. modulo phi_n (%d)" % (e, i, phi_n))
return (e, i)
def gen_keys(nbits):
"""Generate RSA keys of nbits bits. Returns (p, q, e, d).
Note: this can take a long time, depending on the key size.
"""
while True:
(p, q) = find_p_q(nbits)
(e, d) = calculate_keys(p, q, nbits)
# For some reason, d is sometimes negative. We don't know how
# to fix it (yet), so we keep trying until everything is shiny
if d > 0: break
return (p, q, e, d)
def gen_pubpriv_keys(nbits):
"""Generates public and private keys, and returns them as (pub,
priv).
The public key consists of a dict {e: ..., , n: ....). The private
key consists of a dict {d: ...., p: ...., q: ....).
"""
(p, q, e, d) = gen_keys(nbits)
return ( {'e': e, 'n': p*q}, {'d': d, 'p': p, 'q': q} )
def encrypt_int(message, ekey, n):
"""Encrypts a message using encryption key 'ekey', working modulo
n"""
if type(message) is types.IntType:
return encrypt_int(long(message), ekey, n)
if not type(message) is types.LongType:
raise TypeError("You must pass a long or an int")
if message > 0 and \
math.floor(math.log(message, 2)) > math.floor(math.log(n, 2)):
raise OverflowError("The message is too long")
return fast_exponentiation(message, ekey, n)
def decrypt_int(cyphertext, dkey, n):
"""Decrypts a cypher text using the decryption key 'dkey', working
modulo n"""
return encrypt_int(cyphertext, dkey, n)
def sign_int(message, dkey, n):
"""Signs 'message' using key 'dkey', working modulo n"""
return decrypt_int(message, dkey, n)
def verify_int(signed, ekey, n):
"""verifies 'signed' using key 'ekey', working modulo n"""
return encrypt_int(signed, ekey, n)
def picklechops(chops):
"""Pickles and base64encodes it's argument chops"""
value = zlib.compress(dumps(chops))
encoded = base64.encodestring(value)
return encoded.strip()
def unpicklechops(string):
"""base64decodes and unpickes it's argument string into chops"""
return loads(zlib.decompress(base64.decodestring(string)))
def chopstring(message, key, n, funcref):
"""Splits 'message' into chops that are at most as long as n,
converts these into integers, and calls funcref(integer, key, n)
for each chop.
Used by 'encrypt' and 'sign'.
"""
msglen = len(message)
mbits = msglen * 8
nbits = int(math.floor(math.log(n, 2)))
nbytes = nbits / 8
blocks = msglen / nbytes
if msglen % nbytes > 0:
blocks += 1
cypher = []
for bindex in range(blocks):
offset = bindex * nbytes
block = message[offset:offset+nbytes]
value = bytes2int(block)
cypher.append(funcref(value, key, n))
return picklechops(cypher)
def gluechops(chops, key, n, funcref):
"""Glues chops back together into a string. calls
funcref(integer, key, n) for each chop.
Used by 'decrypt' and 'verify'.
"""
message = ""
chops = unpicklechops(chops)
for cpart in chops:
mpart = funcref(cpart, key, n)
message += int2bytes(mpart)
return message
def encrypt(message, key):
"""Encrypts a string 'message' with the public key 'key'"""
return chopstring(message, key['e'], key['n'], encrypt_int)
def sign(message, key):
"""Signs a string 'message' with the private key 'key'"""
return chopstring(message, key['d'], key['p']*key['q'], decrypt_int)
def decrypt(cypher, key):
"""Decrypts a cypher with the private key 'key'"""
return gluechops(cypher, key['d'], key['p']*key['q'], decrypt_int)
def verify(cypher, key):
"""Verifies a cypher with the public key 'key'"""
return gluechops(cypher, key['e'], key['n'], encrypt_int)
# Do doctest if we're not imported
if __name__ == "__main__":
import doctest
doctest.testmod()
__all__ = ["gen_pubpriv_keys", "encrypt", "decrypt", "sign", "verify"]
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<RelativeLayout | 512 |
ao3 | silent fighter."
There is a ferocity in his voice that makes her want to see herself like he sees her. His gaze is convincing, his tone is insistent, like he depends on her believing him. Like if she can believe what he says about her, then maybe he can believe what she says about him. Like he _needs_ her, entirely.
“You’re like an unwritten book. You’re like unexplored adventures and experiences waiting to happen. You’re like a thousand possible endings to imagine as the pages turn. You’re a little wild, a little fearless and a little dirty, but you are _not_ delicate. You are breathtaking."
The alcohol is strong and consuming, but the fire burning in her belly is all him.
“You don’t see me like anyone else does."
“Neither do you."
She takes him to bed as the wind abates, settles into a persistent gush. He takes it slow, whispering words like _strong, tough, stunning, amazing_ into her ear. Her nails mark his back and his mouth marks her throat. They bend and break underneath the wails of the whipping trees outside, ripping each other apart like the sky above them. They go to sleep warm, drunk and connected.
* * *
_Just tell me what I have to do_
_To keep myself apart from you_
_All your colours start to burn_
Tuesday, October.
Outside the wind is a hushed apology, the rain softly attempts to wash away the destruction. She studies his sleeping face, the unguarded softness, the oblivious peacefulness. She memorises the small lines bracketing his mouth, the silver diacritic over his lip, the faint slashes of gold in his dark curls. She counts his freckles in the light of dawn, counting in time with the raindrops falling on the window. The freckles are as many as there are raindrops, falling, falling, falling and taking her with them.
“You’re going to stay at my place for a while,” she says quietly. Her voice is not insistent, just solid.
You shouldn’t feel this way, because it’s obvious that things are going to be a little awkward, but you can’t really help it: you’re suddenly, wildly, grateful and so you thank her.
She looks up at you, and her eyes are a little wounded. “Stop,” she says, quietly. Then, more gently, “Just stop, okay?”
I don’t want to be taken care of, you want to tell her, but something about the slope of her shoulders stops you from saying it, and maybe it isn’t true anyway.
*
She drives you home the next day. She looks distracted and doesn’t seem to be concentrating on the road, and the car feels tense, awkward. You used to be good at silence, both of you.
You feel stifled so you look out the window at the city around you, watching the light open up as you reach the edge of Manhattan, the sun on the water. You’re about to ask her why she’s taking the bridge instead of the tunnel, and then you remember: because you told her you like the bridge better. Because | 512 |
realnews | worked her way to a 3-2 count, then hammered the ball beyond right field — her team-best 19th home run of the season.
The next inning, Romero couldn’t find her command. After giving up a leadoff single, she walked two batters in just 10 pitches to load the bases. Then she walked Pac-12 Player of the Year Ally Carda, plating UCLA’s second run.
The Bruins piled on with three more home runs: in the fifth, a two-run homer by Gabrielle Maurice; in the sixth, a solo shot by right fielder Kylee Perez and a three-run shot by catcher Stephany LaRosa.
UCLA entered the weekend having hit 72 home runs in 55 games, an average of 1.31 per contest. They have slammed 10 out of the park in their last three, sweeping through the NCAA Regional with at least three homers in each game.
“Our goal from the start is to be able to play our best at the end,” said UCLA coach Kelly Inouye-Perez.
The stakes are high now, with the Bruins aiming to return to the Women’s College World Series for the first time since their 2010 title run. Still, there is a sense of calm whenever the players speak. They’re hitting .342 in the postseason — comfortably above the .309 they posted in last year’s regional — but nothing feels forced.
“Against any opponent at this point, you can never put too many runs on the board,” said LaRosa, who has the second-most career home runs in UCLA history. “That’s our mentality every inning when we step in the box. We’re trying to win every inning as a team, whether that’s taking balls, swinging at good pitches, just ultimately trying to throw punches. …
“We’re not necessarily looking for that long ball. We’re just producing runs that way.”
Perhaps it was inevitable that the politically motivated punk band Chumbawamba should turn to producing pantomime. The refrain of their best-known song, Tubthumping ("I get knocked down, but I get up again") was an infuriatingly catchy summation of the art of the slapstick; and they know more than most about the impact of a bucket of water, as John Prescott discovered to his cost at the Brit awards in 1998.
Yet after that brief spurt of notoriety, the band's chart success seemed to dry out faster than the Deputy PM's trousers; hence the shift towards pantomime, which is often seen to be the last resort of a flagging career. However, this is not the first time members of the band have turned towards the stage. Founder Boff Whalley and former singer Alice Nutter have had work produced at the West Yorkshire Playhouse, and the band has a close association with Red Ladder, whose artistic director Rod Dixon developed this idea of a musical comedy based on the Luddite uprising of the early 19th century. In fact, the piece has its roots less in pantomime than in the older and practically defunct tradition of satirical ballad opera, in which polemic themes were enlivened by popular tunes of the day.
The band remains in | 512 |
Github |
static void init_stop_pos(
SkRasterPipeline_GradientCtx* ctx, size_t stop, float t_l, float t_r, SkPMColor4f c_l, SkPMColor4f c_r) {
// See note about Clankium's old compiler in init_stop_evenly().
SkPMColor4f Fs = {
(c_r.fR - c_l.fR) / (t_r - t_l),
(c_r.fG - c_l.fG) / (t_r - t_l),
(c_r.fB - c_l.fB) / (t_r - t_l),
(c_r.fA - c_l.fA) / (t_r - t_l),
};
SkPMColor4f Bs = {
c_l.fR - Fs.fR*t_l,
c_l.fG - Fs.fG*t_l,
c_l.fB - Fs.fB*t_l,
c_l.fA - Fs.fA*t_l,
};
ctx->ts[stop] = t_l;
add_stop_color(ctx, stop, Fs, Bs);
}
bool SkGradientShaderBase::onAppendStages(const SkStageRec& rec) const {
SkRasterPipeline* p = rec.fPipeline;
SkArenaAlloc* alloc = rec.fAlloc;
SkRasterPipeline_DecalTileCtx* decal_ctx = nullptr;
SkMatrix matrix;
if (!this->computeTotalInverse(rec.fMatrixProvider.localToDevice(), rec.fLocalM, &matrix)) {
return false;
}
matrix.postConcat(fPtsToUnit);
SkRasterPipeline_<256> postPipeline;
p->append(SkRasterPipeline::seed_shader);
p->append_matrix(alloc, matrix);
this->appendGradientStages(alloc, p, &postPipeline);
switch(fTileMode) {
case SkTileMode::kMirror: p->append(SkRasterPipeline::mirror_x_1); break;
case SkTileMode::kRepeat: p->append(SkRasterPipeline::repeat_x_1); break;
case SkTileMode::kDecal:
decal_ctx = alloc->make<SkRasterPipeline_DecalTileCtx>();
decal_ctx->limit_x = SkBits2Float(SkFloat2Bits(1.0f) + 1);
// reuse mask + limit_x stage, or create a custom decal_1 that just stores the mask
p->append(SkRasterPipeline::decal_x, decal_ctx);
[[fallthrough]];
case SkTileMode::kClamp:
if (!fOrigPos) {
// We clamp only when the stops are evenly spaced.
// If not, there may be hard stops, and clamping ruins hard stops at 0 and/or 1.
// In that case, we must make sure we're using the general "gradient" stage,
// which is the only stage that will correctly handle unclamped t.
p->append(SkRasterPipeline::clamp_x_1);
}
break;
}
const bool premulGrad = fGradFlags & SkGradientShader::kInterpolateColorsInPremul_Flag;
// Transform all of the colors to destination color space
SkColor4fXformer xformedColors(fOrigColors4f, fColorCount, fColorSpace.get(), rec.fDstCS);
auto prepareColor = [premulGrad, &xformedColors](int i) {
SkColor4f c = xformedColors.fColors[i];
return premulGrad ? c.premul()
: SkPMColor4f{ c.fR, c.fG, c.fB, c.fA };
};
// The two-stop case with stops at 0 and 1.
if (fColorCount == 2 && fOrigPos == nullptr) {
const SkPMColor4f c_l = prepareColor(0),
c_r = prepareColor(1);
// See F and B below.
auto ctx = alloc->make<SkRasterPipeline_EvenlySpaced2StopGradientCtx>();
(Sk4f::Load(c_r.vec()) - Sk4f::Load(c_l.vec())).store(ctx->f);
( Sk4f::Load(c_l.vec())).store(ctx->b);
ctx->interpolatedInPremul = premulGrad;
p->append(SkRasterPipeline::evenly_spaced_2_stop_gradient, ctx);
} else {
auto* ctx = alloc->make<SkRasterPipeline_GradientCtx>();
ctx->interpolatedInPremul = premulGrad;
// Note: In order to handle clamps in search, the search assumes a stop conceptully placed
// at -inf. Therefore, the max number of stops is fColorCount+1.
for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
// Allocate at least at for the AVX2 gather from a YMM register.
ctx->fs[i] = alloc->makeArray<float>(std::max(fColorCount+1, 8));
ctx->bs[i] = alloc->makeArray<float>(std::max(fColorCount+1, 8));
}
if (fOrigPos == nullptr) {
// Handle evenly distributed stops.
size_t stopCount = fColorCount;
float gapCount = stopCount - 1;
SkPMColor4f c_l = prepareColor(0);
for (size_t i = 0; i < stopCount - 1; i++) {
SkPMColor4f c_r = prepareColor(i + 1);
init_stop_evenly(ctx, gapCount, i, c_l, c_r);
c_l = c_r;
}
add_const_color(ctx, stopCount - 1, c_l);
ctx->stopCount = stopCount;
p->append(SkRasterPipeline::evenly_spaced_gradient, ctx);
} else {
// Handle arbitrary stops.
ctx->ts = alloc->makeArray<float>(fColorCount+1);
// Remove the dummy stops inserted by SkGradientShaderBase::SkGradientShaderBase
// because they are naturally handled by the search method.
int firstStop;
int lastStop;
if (fColorCount > 2) {
firstStop = fOrigColors4f[0] != fOrigColors4f[1] ? 0 : 1;
lastStop = fOrigColors4f[fColorCount - 2] != fOrigColors4f[fColorCount - 1]
? fColorCount - 1 : fColorCount - 2;
} else {
firstStop = 0; | 512 |
s2orc | while 99% are small retail stores. These unorganized stores are denoted as mom and pop shop (Mudir Dokan) by him. Generally, in the south Asian countries including Bangladesh, people collect beauty and personal care products from their nearby small retailers. If the retailers do not get regular supply, it may create an unexpected situation for retailers as well as general people. By considering small retailers of Bangladesh as the subject, the findings of this study can serve as the guide for these huge number of retailers to manage their supply side to ensure supply resilience. The findings are expected to assist the retailers in obtaining the regular product from suppliers, thereby maintaining flawless product delivery to mass people. As such, it can assist general people to get their regular essential beauty and personal care products. The findings of this study also contribute to the literature of retail supply chain, which is currently scarce. The remainder of the paper is organized as follows: Section 2 of our paper contains literature on supply resilience, pandemic outbreak and supply resilience and supply resilience in the retail supply chain. The research methodology is explained in Section 3. Section 4 contains the findings of the study. The implication is discussed in Section 5. Conclusion and future research directions are described in Section 6.
Literature review
In this section, we conducted a literature review on supply resilience, pandemic outbreak and supply resilience and supply resilience of the retail supply chain. Based on the findings of the current literature, we identified the knowledge gaps to highlight the contributions of this study.
Supply resilience
Disruptions in supply chains are inevitable (Paul et al., 2014b(Paul et al., , 2015b(Paul et al., , 2017(Paul et al., , 2018. When a disturbed or disrupted supply chain is capable of returning to its original state, it is called resilient (Pettit et al., 2010). A resilient supply chain is capable of performing operation during an unprecedented event (Blackhurst et al., 2011). Besides, it is also believed that resilience is also related to a system that assists supply chains to recover and come back to its previous state quickly (Mitroff and Alpasan, 2003). Christopher and Peck (2004) defined resilience as: "the ability of a system to return to its original state or move to a new, more desirable state after being disturbed." In general, if an enterprise can endure, adjust and grow in a turbulent environment, then we can consider that it is resilient (Fiksel, 2006). According to the same research (Fiksel, 2006), other characteristics of a resilient supply chain include efficiency, adaptability and cohesion. In order to help assessing supply chain disruptions for building a resilient supply chain, Ali and Nakade (2017) proposed a model for supply chain disruptions named as conditional value at risk (CVaR) model.
The two main approaches of maintaining resilience are proactive and reactive (Wielend and Wallenburg, 2013). Reduction of probability of risk events is proactive, but in reality, we have to face risks and disruptions (Fartaj et al., 2019;Paul, 2015;Saha et al., 2020). Moreover, only operational risks, which originate from | 512 |
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Civilization IV (PC) review
"You expand by building cities. The game doesn’t even feel right until you’ve done so, and once you have, the possibilities start pouring in. Each city produces food, commodities, wealth, culture, warriors, settlers, explorers and headaches. They do this over a set number of turns, so the person who builds a few cities early on will never lack things to do."
If you’re curious about the specialist display in Civilization IV, you’ll want to check out page 150 of the instruction manual. If you’re having trouble understanding what value and inconveniences the cultural borders bring to the table, you’ll do well to begin your education on page 63. There’s a lot of other information, too. Paragraphs of text detail everything from keeping your people happy enough that they’ll celebrate your good name to creating custom maps for your like-minded friends.
Some people might look at the manual and decide to return the game to the store. Who has time to read a novel just to play a game? Don’t a lot of us buy games to avoid reading the latest paperback? Fortunately, a lot of the reading in Civilization IV is purely optional. If you like, you can even ignore the whole manual and just jump into the game like I did.
Mostly, things are controlled by a slider bar at the bottom of the screen. You can choose a destination or behavior based on your current needs. Likewise, you can put units to sleep or skip a turn. When everyone under your control has been commanded, or when you just don’t feel like spending any longer on that turn, you can move onto the next. Early on, a turn doesn’t last all that long at all. Each civilization has only a few members in its population, just like you, so your rivals don’t significantly slow the game’s progression. However, growth is your obvious goal.
You expand by building cities. The game doesn’t even feel right until you’ve done so, and once you have, the possibilities start pouring in. Each city produces food, commodities, wealth, culture, warriors, settlers, | 512 |
s2orc | Switzerland. The last profound revision of this federal law was implemented in 1972 (the so-called "Rossi Plan"); for the first time, this also affected teaching methods (and not only exams): The pre-clinical phase was shortened from five to four semesters, clinical rotations were introduced in the fourth academic year and federal exams began using multiple-choice questions. Towards the end of the 1980s, dissatisfaction with the offered undergraduate medical training grew among students, lecturers and postgraduate education centres. Discussions at the SVMA (Swiss Association of Medical Education) and at the Swiss Medical Interfaculty Commission (SMIFK, an advisory body composed of representatives of all Swiss faculties and the federal authorities involved in the undergraduate and postgraduate medical education) increasingly led the faculties to rethink their curricula and to restructure them to different extents, including new types of exams. This meant that the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH) had to approve so-called derogations to the existing legislation -similar to the "Model Study Course Clause" included in the Medical Licensure Act in Germany in 1999 -to permit changes to the curriculum. This allowed the medical faculties to introduce more self-determined curricula, mostly with organand system-based interdisciplinary modules, as well as problem-oriented learning (wholly or in hybrid form with accompanying lectures), with local variations at the various faculties. By 2002, all faculties had submitted derogations and implemented their local undergraduate training model. However, this experimental phase was not sustainable, and the paths towards reform that had been taken were too divergent to be regulated uniformly under existing law. As a result, the FOPH arranged for a complete revision of federal legislation, which devolved training sovereignty to the universities without giving up federal control of medical education. Three instruments were provided for in the new law, which were developed and tested by SMIFK over time: an accreditation procedure for medical degree courses, a Swiss catalogue of learning objectives and a revised federal examination format to regulate admission to postgraduate education. The reform efforts of the faculties in the 1990s ultimately led to far-reaching legal reform and to the implementation of the three instruments mentioned above, which paved the way for the wide-ranging reforms of medical studies in Switzerland in the 2000s (see figure 1).
Description of the different federal projects and legislative elements 3.2.1. The new Law on Medical Professions (MedBG)
Two of the proposed instruments, namely the introduction of a new Federal Exam and the accreditation of undergraduate curricula -especially concerning quality assurance -were included in the so-called Law on Medical Professions (MedBG). This Federal Law concerning university medical professions (human medicine, dentistry, chiropractic, pharmacy and veterinary medicine) came into force in September 2007. It regulates university undergraduate and postgraduate education, and the continuous medical training and practising of university medical professions throughout Switzerland. Concerning human medicine degrees, the MedBG defines the requirements for undergraduate education, as well as the prerequisites for graduating (the Federal Diploma). The law thus provides a framework within which the medical faculties have much leeway in designing their curriculum. The catalogue of learning objectives developed by the SMIFK was adopted by | 512 |
Github | => 'width: 100%;',
),
),
array(
'default' => 5,
'label' => array(
3 => 'three',
4 => 'four',
5 => 'five'
),
),
array(
'default' => 7,
'label' => array(
6 => 'six',
7 => 'seven',
8 => 'eight',
9 => 'nine'
),
),
'description' => array(
"<pre class='field-argument-example'>"
. $oFactory->oWPRMParser->getSyntaxHighlightedPHPCode(
<<<EOD
array(
'type' => 'radio',
'default' => 1,
'label' => array(
1 => 'one',
2 => 'two',
),
array(
'default' => 5,
'label' => array(
3 => 'three',
4 => 'four',
5 => 'five'
),
),
array(
'default' => 7,
'label' => array(
6 => 'six',
7 => 'seven',
8 => 'eight',
9 => 'nine'
),
),
)
EOD
)
. "</pre>",
),
),
array(
'field_id' => 'radio_repeatable',
'title' => __( 'Repeatable', 'admin-page-framework-loader' ),
'type' => 'radio',
'label' => array(
1 => __( 'On', 'admin-page-framework-loader' ),
0 => __( 'Off', 'admin-page-framework-loader' ),
),
'default' => 0, // set the key of the label array
'repeatable' => true,
'description' => array(
"<pre class='field-argument-example'>"
. $oFactory->oWPRMParser->getSyntaxHighlightedPHPCode(
<<<EOD
array(
'type' => 'radio',
'label' => array(
1 => __( 'On', 'admin-page-framework-loader' ),
0 => __( 'Off', 'admin-page-framework-loader' ),
),
'default' => 0,
'repeatable' => true,
)
EOD
)
. "</pre>",
),
),
array(
'field_id' => 'radio_sortable',
'title' => __( 'Sortable', 'admin-page-framework-loader' ),
'type' => 'radio',
'label' => array(
1 => __( 'One', 'admin-page-framework-loader' ),
2 => __( 'Two', 'admin-page-framework-loader' ),
3 => __( 'Three', 'admin-page-framework-loader' ),
),
'default' => 2, // set the key of the label array
'sortable' => true,
array(), // the second item
array(), // the third item
array(), // the fourth item
'description' => array(
"<pre class='field-argument-example'>"
. $oFactory->oWPRMParser->getSyntaxHighlightedPHPCode(
<<<EOD
array(
'type' => 'radio',
'label' => array(
1 => __( 'One', 'admin-page-framework-loader' ),
2 => __( 'Two', 'admin-page-framework-loader' ),
3 => __( 'Three', 'admin-page-framework-loader' ),
),
'default' => 2,
'sortable' => true,
array(), // the second item
array(), // the third item
array(), // the fourth item
)
EOD
)
. "</pre>",
),
)
);
}
}
export declare function parseUrl(template: string): {
expand: (context: object) => string;
};
/*
* DO NOT ALTER OR REMOVE COPYRIGHT NOTICES OR THIS HEADER.
*
* Copyright 1997-2017 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
*
* Oracle and Java are registered trademarks of Oracle and/or its affiliates.
* Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.
*
* The contents of this file are subject to the terms of either the GNU
* General Public License Version 2 only ("GPL") or the Common
* Development and Distribution License("CDDL") (collectively, the
* "License"). You may not use this file except in compliance with the
* License. You can obtain a copy of the License at
* http://www.netbeans.org/cddl-gplv2.html
* or nbbuild/licenses/CDDL-GPL-2-CP. See the License for the
* specific language governing permissions and limitations under the
* License. When distributing the software, include this License Header
* Notice in each file and include the License file at
* nbbuild/licenses/CDDL-GPL-2-CP. Oracle designates this
* particular file as subject to the "Classpath" exception as provided
* by Oracle in the GPL Version 2 section of the License | 512 |
Gutenberg (PG-19) | when cruising.
After the fish were disposed of, Bert manned the pump, and for five
minutes was busy getting the water out of the hold.
"This blow has opened up some of her seams," said Harry, as Bert began
to puff. "We shall have to work to keep the water out of her, boys."
"What about eating?" asked Mason, whose stomach never quailed, even in
the face of danger.
"We'll go without eating for the present, young man, and you may think
yourself very lucky if you get out of this even with an empty stomach."
"O, fudge, I can sneak down into the cuddy and fix up a nice mess of
baked beans that will make your mouth water. There are three cans left.
Besides, if we are going to drown, what's the use of drowning on empty
stomachs?"
"Don't you even put your head in that cuddy, <DW40>," said Harry,
sharply. "If anything should happen to this boat you would be drowned
like a rat in a trap, in there."
"Pish, pish and tush, tush, what's the use of having a skipper
Produced by John Bickers, and Dagny
THE HIDDEN MASTERPIECE
By Honore De Balzac
Translated by Katharine Prescott Wormeley
THE HIDDEN MASTERPIECE
CHAPTER I
On a cold morning in December, towards the close of the year 1612, a
young man, whose clothing betrayed his poverty, was standing before the
door of a house in the Rue des Grands-Augustine, in Paris. After walking
to and fro for some time with the hesitation of a lover who fears
to approach his mistress, however complying she may be, he ended by
crossing the threshold and asking if Maitre Francois Porbus were within.
At the affirmative answer of an old woman who was sweeping out one of
the lower rooms the young man slowly mounted the stairway, stopping from
time to time and hesitating, like a newly fledged courier doubtful as to
what sort of reception the king might grant him.
When he reached the upper landing of the spiral ascent, he paused a
moment before laying hold of a grotesque knocker which ornamented the
door of the atelier where the famous painter of Henry IV.--neglected by
Marie de Medicis for Rubens--was probably at work. The young man felt
the strong sensation which vibrates in the soul of great artists when,
in the flush of youth and of their ardor for art, they approach a man of
genius or a masterpiece. In all human sentiments there are, as it were,
primeval flowers bred of noble enthusiasms, which droop and fade from
year to year, till joy is but a memory and glory a lie. Amid such
fleeting emotions nothing so resembles love as the young passion of an
artist who tastes the first delicious anguish of his destined fame and
woe,--a passion daring yet timid, full of vague confidence and sure
discouragement. Is there a man, slender in fortune, rich in his
spring-time of genius, whose heart has not beaten loudly as he
approached a master of his art? If there be, that | 512 |
s2orc | in cell cycle for they regulate pivotal proteins progressing cell cycle (22). The F-box is the part of SCF complex responsible for recognizing and binding substrates. So far, nearly 70 F-box proteins have been found in humans as well as in other species (23). These proteins are further divided into three categories: Those rich in leucine repeats are called FBXL; the domain containing WD40 is called FBXW; the others are FBXO (with another or without motif except F-box protein) (24). FBXW7 (F-box with 7 tandem WD40 repeats) is the most famous FBXW protein for its significance in cellular processes including cell proliferation, division, and differentiation and is also known as FBW7, hAgo, hCDC4, and Sel10 (7).
FBXW7-THE MOST CRITICAL F-BOX PROTEIN IN THE RING FAMILY OF E3 UBIQUITIN LIGASE
Structure and Locations
FBXW7 is the most widely researched F-box protein for its tumor suppression role up to now. It was first identified in budding yeast in 1973 by Hartwell et al. and then named CDC4 (25). This gene is highly conserved in multiple species. During the research on regulation of SEL-10 to LIN-12, the conserved gene CDC4 was also found in human cells and was named FBXW7 in terms of its structure, attracting increasing attention from then (26)(27)(28). FBXW7 gene that consists of 13 coding exons and 4 non-coding exons is located in the 4q31q.3 region of the human chromosome (a region frequently associated with deletion mutations in human tumors), and the gene length of FBXW7 is approximately 210 kb (6,29). According to the difference between the 5′ untranslated region (5'UTR) and Nterminal coding region, the spliced variants of FBXW7 are divided into three subtypes: FBXW7a, FBXW7b, and FBXW7g. Same gene as it comes from, the corresponding proteins translated by the three subtypes are located differently in subcellular regions: FBXW7a is located in the cytoplasm; FBXW7b is located in the cytoplasm; FBXW7g is located in the nucleolus (30a). Different localization of FBXW7 can regulate their respective functions, which may be related to different pathways to bind to substrates. The three subtypes of FBXW7 share the following important conserved sequences: (1) the F-box domain, performing the function of recruiting SCF complexes through Skp1; (2) D domain, promoting the formation of FBXW7 dimer; and (3) WD40 domain, responsible for substrate recognition. Apart from the distinguishment in intracellular localization, three subtypes of FBXW7 also expressed discrepantly in different tissue types. A study in 2002 found that FBXW7a is widely expressed in human tissues, whereas FBXW7b and FBXW7g are highly expressed mainly in the heart, brain, and skeletal muscle (29). Four years later, another mice model study came to similar conclusions (31). Currently, research studies lay emphasis mainly on the function of FBXW7a, whereas the other two subtypes of FBXW7-related biological studies are relatively rare.
Regulation of FBXW7
FBXW7 Regulation at Transcriptional Level
Since we have known the structure and locations of FBXW7, we want to figure out the mechanisms on how it is regulated. Regulation of FBXW7 at transcriptional level represents a tendency to negatively regulating the expression of FBXW7. RAN-binding protein 10 (RANBP10) promotes | 512 |
gmane | the application starts, even though the password for the DB is
provided in Og.setup, Og asks for the password in order to DROP or CREATE
the DB. That is not a big issues in the case of running the app in
development mode, but under lighttpd or other automatic way, where the
user can not input the password, it causes a major problem...
Any ideas?
Emmanouil Piperakis (NBgdWJixHnK9UrJr@example.com)
That's really strange, but I have an application written in C# that works
only when I open it via SSH. If I open it via SSH with & at the end, it does
not work. If I open it without & at the end, it work. Does anyone know how
to solve it? It is starts automatically on boot (/etc/rc.local), as root.
Thanks since now!
Erik
The x86 VMM requires both vt-x and vt-d support. vt-x support is easy enough with qemu+kvm, but I'm not sure what the vt-d support is like. I know vmware supports emulating both vt-x and vt-d.
That is the easy part though. Due to the the way CAmkES and capDL presently work all hardware resources (interrupts, memory mapped IO regions, PCI IOSpaces, etc) must all be described statically offline. For this reason I would not recommend starting with the c162 configuration, as it has many devices described all from a particular hardware board.
I would suggest starting with the optiplex9020_onevm configuration, as the only additional resources specified are for additional memory. See the 'vm0_config.ram = ...' line in apps/optiplex9020_onevm/optiplex9020.camkes. This describes a list of physical memory regions of the form (paddr, n) where the size of the region = 2^n bytes.
Adrian
Hi!
There comes another question in mind: Can I somehow tell a thread that there
is nothing to do so another thread can consume more time?
I heard the active thread changes if there are 10 byteOps are done. Does that
mean I have just to implement a "while 1: pass" loop to have this thread
consume less time?
Regards,
Mike
Hi,
I looked through the various sieve Internet-Drafts, and didn't
notice something that I really like my filters to be able to do:
remove a static string from a header. The specific reason that
I use this is when mailing lists put their names in the Subject
header -- I know what list it is from the folder, so I'd rather use
that bit of screen real estate to see more characters of the subject.
My current (homegrown) filtering system does this with a regexp,
but I find that I don't use anything more than simple string matching.
Is there any interest in such an extension for sieve?
Thanks,
Bill
I'm relatively new to the audio on Linux scene, and
admittedly don't have near the best equipment to do
anything serious, but I'd at least like to hear some
sounds of out of the synth and/or MIDI sequencing
software on my Agnula distro. I don't have an
external keyboard, so I'm limited to writing the score
with rosegarden or lilypond. I'd like to edit the
MIDI sequences I | 512 |
s2orc | of argumentation.
Argumentation is a complex human activity. Its complexity stems from the fact that cognitive agents in various situations perform multiple tasks in real-time to assess an argument presented to them. These tasks involve the quantity, quality, and relevance of the statements that make up the argument. To illustrate, suppose cognitive agent A is presented with an argument for assessment. The quantity of statements included in the premise set has repercussions on what A can correctly infer (e.g., an argument with a single statement for a premise greatly reduces the number of inferential moves that A can make). It is also important for A to consider the quality of the statements included in the premise set (i.e., whether or not they are true). Finally, A must also consider the relevance of the statements included in the premise set to the conclusion of the argument (i.e., the premise set must be connected to the conclusion). As an additional complication, most of the time, cognitive agents are characterized by a condition of uncertainty. For example, all the relevant premises are oftentimes unavailable to cognitive agents, they are not always "in a position to know" (Sosa, 1995, p. 28), for instance, whether or not the premises of an argument are true.
Lillo-Unglaube et al.'s paper seeks to explain the "rhetorical effectiveness" of some of the informal fallacies. For Lillo-Unglaube et al., when cognitive agents are confronted with the slippery slope and ad hominem arguments, they evaluate "the persuasiveness of the slippery slope argument or the degree of unreasonableness of the ad hominem argument" (2014, p. 5).
It needs mentioning that Lillo-Unglaube et al.'s work benefited immensely from the works of Hahn and Oaksford (2007). For Hahn and Oaksford, the Bayesian approach helps explain how some informal fallacies can be reasonable inferential moves in some argumentation situations. Viewed in its proper context (i.e., that the inference involved in the slippery slope and ad hominem arguments is inductive), one can safely say that Hahn and Oaksford's analysis is concerned with argument strength which can be understood in terms of degrees unlike logical validity. This creates a potential problem for Lillo-Unglaube et al.'s proposal. Suppose cognitive agent A is persuading B that C will cheat in the upcoming final examinations on the basis that C cheated in their final examinations in the previous terms. To be sure, such an argument is persuasive or reasonable to hold. However, from the point of view of traditional normative approaches, there is a straightforward answer as to why A's argument is defective: its conclusion is not a logical consequence of the premise set. From the point of view of the experimental account by Lillo-Unglaube et al., however, the persuasiveness and the degree of reasonableness of A's conclusion would depend on the prior probabilities that we attach to the premise set. Mindful of the fact that these two approaches are different in the sense that the nature of the inferences involved are different (i.e., logical validity applies to deductive whereas argument strength applies to inductive arguments), one may ask as to how | 512 |
gmane | KPF 2.1.3.
First, is there a way to allow a particular program to still access the
Internet when KPF is set to stop all traffic? I run an alternative GUI
shell called LiteStep. One of the module dlls I use under it updates the
weather info I get. I'd like to allow that to continue functioning even
when everything else is blocked.
Second, is there a way to password protect the enable/stop all traffic
function? That's something I haven't seen in any of the firewalls I've
looked at, but certainly would be a useful security feature (maybe
configurable via the already password protected administration features).
Bill Kraski
As was previous discussed on the list a while ago, we have a problem
with nativesdk where the code is getting complex and convoluted as its
simply not possible to automatically "extend" using a suffix.
Extension using a prefix works comparatively well be comparison as shown
by the multilib code. Its for this reason I'd like to switch the
meta-toolchain nativesdk recipes to become a prefix rather than a
suffix.
I'm going to propose some patches soon that do this. The patches are
fairly nasty to write and maintain so will need to merge fairly quickly.
If anyone does have a strong objection to this change, now is the time
to raise it. I'd prefer not to have to do this but having considered all
the options, its the best thing to do for the future and will result in
cleaner metadata (look at PKGSUFFIX in eglibc for an example of how
messy this gets).
Note that -native are unchanged and there is no problem or planned
change which them, this just affects nativesdk.
An example WIP patch is:
http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit.cgi/poky-contrib/commit/?h=rpurdie/t1&id=2aa1acf11dd26bc194668be81544d08ab5e9bb24
Cheers,
Richard
I have been working on modifying the SATA driver that I got from Promise
to work under 2.6.0. However, there is a conflict since it needs sd.h. I
looked and sd.h was merged into sd.c. What reasons were there for doing
this, and what changes have to be made to 3rd party drivers to
accomodate it? Please CC to me as I am not on this list.
Thank you,
David van Hoose
Hi -
I followed last month's discussion* from afar with interest. I hope I'm
not flogging an utterly dead horse here, but I made a few discoveries in
comparing local maps.me data around Toronto with OSM nodes:
1) Initially, maps.me was removing obviously identical hotel nodes (same
name, very close location), and replacing them with booking.com data.
Non-matching OSM nodes were left, so if a mapper had put a typo in the
name or tagged a different building in a hotel complex, maps.me showed
both. This scenario is clearly not allowed by the OSMF guidelines.
2) Now it seems that *all* OSM hotel nodes are included, along with
(some? all?) booking.com hotel properties. The booking.com nodes have a
slightly higher profile, but they appear mixed together in search results.
3) The skipped nodes list (formerly at
http://direct.mapswithme.com/direct/latest/skipped_nodes.lst) is now no
longer published. The last version I reviewed (from 2016-07-31) was very
clearly | 512 |
reddit | put salt on every thread.
Yeah, I think I am going to try switching these into a sealed box. They often sound pretty good, it's mostly at higher frequency hits that they get annoying, it's like an ongoing resonance that drowns out the rest of the music. Low drum hits for example sound pretty good.
I have all DLC, my Steam name is A$AP Rocky and you can add me [here](https://steamcommunity.com/id/TheRealImtoomexican/) I am an OP 8 Salvador and looking to spawn and kill Vermivorous as well as other raid bosses with fellow vault hunters. I live in Vancouver BC, Canada and am in the Pacific Time Zone. I can usually play in the morning(~9-10 am ) to late afternoon (~5:30- 6:30 pm). Thanks!
Maybe not as bad as you think. It looks like they have a ton of dirt on Manafort, Flynn, Kushner and Trump Jr. If DJT is really untouchable (immunity through congressional majority) that still doesn't stop Mueller from going after his entire crew. They can't be protected if he has real evidence, and Trump wouldn't be able to continue if that happened.
1. Enter shower. 2. Unscrew shower head. 3. Insert beef broth bullion cube in shower faucet. 4. Screw shower head back on. 5. Ask next person to use the shower if they smell beef soup. ...while your in the bathroom: 1. Lift toilet seat. 2. Pull one sheet of clear plastic wrap neatly across toilet rim. 3. Tighten plastic wrap with hot air from hair dryer. 4. Put toilet seat back down. ... and where ever your are: 1. Get clear nail polish. 2. Paint prongs of electrical plug of any electrical appliance with clear nail polish. Allow to dry. 3. Plug appliance back in. 4. Appliance mysteriously doesn't turn on anymore. Must be broken. Are you throwing it away?? Can I have it? I think I can fix it. ...OK, one more: 1. Get purple drink mix powder. 2. Mix drink mix with water. 3. Pour purple liquid into the lid of a plastic food container. 4. Put lid with purple liquid in freezer for many hours. 5. Remove frozen purple ice disk from lid. 6. When victim is away slide purple ice disk under their locked door. Give it a good push. 7. When victim returns and unlocks their door they will wonder where the purple puddle came from. 8. Repeat 4 days later. Alternate colors. Describe similar events happening in your own space.
Hi, I made a tree for 2h spectral throw with a duelist, I never actually tried the build out, but I was planning on using it for the 1msc league. Maybe you could check it out and see if you like it, take it with a grain of salt http://poeurl.com/zADvtqx .typo
Ok, so I am a felon with a non violent charge, sale of marijuana, and I'm currently in school for programming. I got in trouble when I was 20, and I'm now 26 and started learning a little bit about computers a few years ago and realized that it's something that I | 512 |
reddit | the history of Sarn it is quite applicable considering all that it's been through.
I was hoping that "Experimental" would me stuff like wacky wingtips, dual vertical stabilizer shuttle carriers... contrarotating fan engines... Alas, just the "Okay, was this overbuilt like we expected and can we save weight by removing the second brace without causing All The Stress Fractures with ongoing production models?" sorts of experiments. Also important, just less visually fun.
Repeating a point from my first reply, a person's politics does not have to align with their personality. You can be a complete shitbag who doesn't give two shits about the poor and still vote for a person who wants to expand welfare to help poor people, and you can be a generous, charitable, kind person and knowingly vote for a politician who blocks the same reforms, indirectly causing the destitution and deaths of thousands. Ultimately, saying "Liberals don't *really* care about poor people" is nothing more than an ad hominem fallacy: attacking the person, rather than the idea they present. At that, you also didn't give any real backing to the claim that liberals don't care about poor people. I'm (nominally) a leftist, and I care about poor people. > And to your point about the government essentially using tax dollars towards helping the homeless, I’m curious if you’ve made any efforts into bringing the idea to the spotlight? This kind of welfare is one of the many programs that the Democrats have been supporting for years but haven't been able to push through because Congress is controlled by the Republican party (even during Obama's term). I vote Democrat because, while I don't trust the party implicitly, I think they have a higher chance of instituting and funding these kinds of programs than the Republican party. "Bringing the idea to the spotlight" is exactly what I'm doing now. Democrats and leftists already almost unanimously support these kinds of reform, going on /r/LateStageCapitalism and preaching to the choir about how we need more socialism doesn't help anyone. It's centrists and conservatives that need to be brought on-board.
The dreads and the fur for sure, but I'm 90 percent sure those are street fighter championship medals. But it all makes sense when you consider the general theme of the album being Lupe's own take on whats popular. I'm not saying the look was intentional though because Lupe has been growing out his hair for a minute, and fur coats are always fire
That whole growling part in Dream Theater's Nightmare to Remember. Specifically, however: >How can you prepare >For what would happen next? >No son should ever have to see his father such a mess >It's a miracle he lived >It's a blessing no one died >By the grace of god above >Everyone survived >HUUUUUUUUHHHHH The whole song is about the insane horror of car crashes, then suddenly it's just like "everyone lived happily ever after", and all the while with Mike Portnoy trying to sound brutal but failing horribly. It's never made sense to me.
I agree with what your saying, I guess the | 512 |
StackExchange | population of constant size $N$, assuming equal sex-ratio and non-overlapping generation (and a few other assumptions), we can make some estimations. Let's assume that the sexual and asexual populations that we are comparing have the same mutation rate $\mu$.
Sexual population
Using coalescent theory, one can show that the expected number of pairwise difference between any two individual in a sexual population is $4 N \mu$. It would be off-topic to explain why this is true. I let you open a population genetics book and/or open a different post.
Asexual population
Assuming an infinite site model (just like coalescent theory does), the number of pairwise differences between $n^{th}$ cousins is $2 n \mu$.
Comparison
Let's set the equation
$$2 n \mu = 4 N \mu$$
and solve for $n$, we get
$$n = 2 N$$
In words, $2N$ cousins in asexual populations have the same number of pairwise differences (on average) than two sibling in a sexual population of size $N$.
Remarks
Please note that the conclusion is drawn from important (but common) assumptions. Note also that drawing conclusions from the above calculation such as "sex helps retain genetic diversity" would be wrong, as we are comparing sibling to $n^{th}$ cousins and not randomly chosen individuals in the population.
Q:
Where in Europe can I pay to fire guns or have military experience?
I have seen several sites for places in Ukraine and Poland where you can drive tanks and shoot various weapons from the Soviet Union.
http://stayinkiev.com/en/shooting-tours
http://www.ukraineconnections.co.uk/military_adventures.htm
http://www.bastion-panzer.com.pl/
I will be travelling around many Western European countries which I expect to not have these sorts of experiences.
I am interested in war and weapons so if there are any places you can think of were you can fire guns like AK47 or drive old Russian tanks.
I need suggestions for these places as they are the further east I am going in Europe :
Slovenia
Croatia
Slovakia
Poland
Hungary
I hope some of the Eastern European members on here could point me in the right direction?
A:
For Slovakia, you could consider the Bratislava Rifle Range:
Bratislava's premiere outdoor rifle shooting range is the setting for our most popular stag do activity. You can have a blast shooting a real Scorpion machine gun, sub-machine guns or a selection of handguns supervised by certified instructors. We guarantee you will love letting a fully loaded machine gun go off at the rock above the metal targets with unbeatable sound and smoke effects.
In Poland (Krakow), there's the Gun Shooting in Krakow option:
Our firing range offers you the chance to fire some of the world’s
best know guns such as the infamous Kalashnikov, the AK47, a revolver,
various pistols such as the Russian MCM Margolin and the Austrian
Glock as well as a traditional shotgun.
and in Hungary, shooting near Budapest:
Heavy-duty guns and real firepower (like Kalashnikov AK47 and many
more), you can experience the power in your hands, which is
incredible.
In Slovenia, Shooting in Slovenia (some NSFW pics) offers the following description:
Shooting in Ljubljana for stag parties, is | 512 |
amazon | characters are all strange and hard to relate to. (Froggy? Really?)
I thought this was a great deal for this many pieces and the Rubbermaids are solid, unlike the other Tupperware I have bought that are flimsy and leak. These are leak proof and snap together
The most comfortable shoes I own are the Skecher's Performance Men's On The Go Line. I have one complaint however. They are phasing this line out (have been for about the past year) and there is no substitute that is even close. I have been stocking up on my size so I think I have a 2-3 year supply but I will still buy all I can get.
I wish this book had been available years ago for me to read and heed! Think it should be required reading!
wasn't impressed with this.
My fiancé still wears this watch after 5 years ! gave it to him when we first started dating as a christmas gift it is a perfect watch
Son ordered an XL as this is what he normally wears for t-shirts. Length is great as he is 6'5", but is a little baggier than he'd prefer. I suspect he maybe an in-between size. Good price and shipped on time
I doubt whether Brigitte Fassbaender ever made a bad recording and while not everyone may respond to her forceful style and the insistent timbre of her mezzo-soprano with its occasional heavy vibrato, for me she remains one of the supreme exponents of the Lied as an art form. Her voice has always been highly distinctive: rich, vibrant, with exemplary diction and a facility for dramatising text without undue exaggeration. The sheer weight, intensity and volume of her tone colouring makes her especially suited to the darker, more sorrowful songs in this collection as she can conjure up a peculiarly poignant kind of plangency, close to tears, yet I find her to be equally successful in the lighter ones, exuding the kind of bucolic insouciance they demand.
Her voice is recorded quite forwardly here, such that orchestral detail is just occasionally slightly obscured, but by and large the sound is first rate. As always with this singer, there is a slight spread at the top of the voice at high volume but not distractingly so and it remains secure over a wide tessitura, from its ringing top to its thrilling excursions into its resonant lower register. She can be quiet and restrained when necessary; you may hear the subtlety and steadiness of her vocalisation in the piano passages of that talismanic song Ich bin der Welt abhanden gekommen, where she deliberately drains her voice of its natural vibrancy to mesmeric effect.
While I have never in general been a fan of Chaillys Mahler recordings, which to my ears have been too cool and forensic, I salute his work here; the orchestral playing is exquisite.
German texts and English translations are provided in the booklet.
(I have to observe that the two previous reviews are amongst the most misleading and unfair I have read in a long time!)
[This review also posted | 512 |
StackExchange | "content-type: image/$type\n"; # these are awful, but ok for now
print "\n"; # separate just in case we want to add more to the header.
binmode STDOUT;
open my $FH, "<", $fn or die "$!";
while (read ($FH, $buffer, 10240)) {
print $buffer; # prefer NOT to print as I read...
}
close $FH;
# return $OUTPUT; # this would be better, no?
}
the "getType" simply looks at the filename extension, and returns the extension.
what i want to know is how to resize the image using the above function. i do not want to install any extra modules, or packages, or do anything like that.
A:
This function does not manipulate image content, and cannot easily be converted to do so. Resizing an image is much more complicated than this.
Since you've specifically requested that we not recommend additional modules, I have nothing to offer. Resizing an image in pure Perl code would be prohibitively slow, and would require far more code than I could possibly include in an answer. If you want to perform manipulations on image content, such as resizing images, use an image manipulation module such as GD or Image::Magick.
Q:
Spark Streaming GroupBy Parts of a Tuple to Process
I am running a spark streaming job that is running off of Kafka. I get messages in like this:
val messageStream = KafkaUtils.createDirectStream[String, String, StringDecoder, StringDecoder, (String, Int, Long, String)](ssc, getKafkaBrokers(), getKafkaTopics("raw"), (mmd: MessageAndMetadata[String, String]) => {
(mmd.topic, mmd.partition, mmd.offset, mmd.message)
})
Now as I bring data in I want to group by the topic and partition so everything with the same topic/partition I can process in one batch. What is the right function to use here
messageStream.foreachRDD(x => x.?
Is it a groupBy? and if it is a groupBy how to I group by the first 2 parts of the tuple I have in. The KafkaRDD[0] will have many messages in it so I want to group them into sets of like messages than be able to process each grouping as a chunk vs individual messages.
Edit:
So based on the below feed back so I would have something like this:
messageStream.foreachRDD(x => x.groupBy(x => (x._1, x._2)).foreach(x => {
?
}))
Is it now in a K,V like K is (topic, partition), value is (offset, topic)?
I need the 1st and 2nd part of the tuple because that will allow me to make an API call to get instructions on what to do with the message. What I dont want to do is individually call the API on each message because a lot of them have the same instruction set based on the topic/partition.
Edit:
Realized that it comes now as:
K:(Topic, Partition) V: CompactBuffer((Topic, Partition, Offset, Message), ()) etc.
messageStream.foreachRDD(x => x.groupBy(x => (x._1, x._2)).foreach(x => {
val topic = x._1_.1
val partition = x._1._2
x._2.forEach(x=> ...
}))
A:
to groupBy the first two parts in the tuple, you can try the following:
messageStream groupBy (x => (x._1, x._2))
Q:
What is the return of hg tags --template "{date|isodate}\n"
I am using Mercurial "HG", I | 512 |
StackExchange | tolerable if everyone knows, in advance, that the deadline is slipping, that reasonable efforts are being made to close on the project, that unforeseen obstacles are being addressed as they pop up. Most people are rational and understand that there are unforeseen problems in every project.
The best thing you can do is to provide an estimate of completion date that is as accurate as you can make, and then provide timely updates if you see the completion date slipping further into the future. If you do this, you can also make fairly aggressive demands for help, resources, and cooperation if it is framed in the context of hitting the deadline.
Q:
Facebook share count stays zero
I'm having a problem now with Facebook share button. The url i use for sharer is:
var facebook = "http://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php?s=100&p%5Btitle%5D="+encodeURIComponent(title)+'&p%5Bsummary%5D='+encodeURIComponent(desc)+'&p%5Burl%5D='+encodeURIComponent(url);
Now, the problem is with strange behaviour of the count.. whenever i share a url from the website, it gets shared ok, and i can see that the url is the same as i want, i.e.
mydomain.com/post/123/vote/5/
But, when i request share_count from link_stat table with FQL, it shows 0
Later then, if i go to my wall and click Share below that shared story and share it again, the count rises by 1
PS: the og:meta tags are set up on that page, and Facebook URL linter shows them ok
did anyone have same bug?
A:
Sharer was deprecated around March 2011 - Involver has a good post on it:
http://blog.involver.com/2011/03/15/whats-happening-to-facebook-share/
Currently the best way to share is using the Like + Send button or the Feed Dialog:
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/dialogs/feed/
Q:
what is the error in javascripts i had already define the function but it could not find the defination
hat is the error in i had already define the function but it could not find the defination please help
< script language = "JavaScript"
type = "text/javascript"
src = "JavaScript.js" >
var inp = document.getElementById('inp');
var conv = document.querySelectorAll('conv');
function convWt() {
var val = inp.value;
conv[0].value = parseFloat(val * 1000);
conv[1].value = parseFloat(val * 2.2046);
conv[2].value = parseFloat(val * 1000000);
conv[3].value = parseFloat(val * 0.0011023);
conv[4].value = parseFloat(val * 35.274);
} <
/script>
<center>
<h1>Weight Converter</h1>
</center>
<center>
<p>Welcome To Online Weight Converter</p>
</center>
<center><label>Weight In Kg:</label>
<form id="myForm">
<input id="inp" type="number" />
<input type="button" value="convert" onclick="convWT()" />
<table>
<tr>
<td>Weight In Grams:</td>
<td><input id="conv" /></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Weight In Pound</td>
<td><input id="conv" /></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>MiliGram:</td>
<td><input type="text" id="conv" /></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Us Ton:</td>
<td><input type="text" id="conv" /></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Ounces:</td>
<td><input id="conv"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><input type="button" value="Rest Form" onclick="document.getElementById('myForm').reset()" /></td>
</tr>
</table>
</form>
<p><b/> You Can Press Reset Button For Another Conversion
</p>
</center>
</body>
</html>
what is the error in the above code?
the error is uncaught references
hat is the error in i had already define the function but it could not find the defenation please help
A:
Firstable as I say convWt() is not the same as convWT().
Then, you should never give the same id to each of your input.
Try to make this like :
var | 512 |
gmane | Time Warner Cable alleges that Netflix discriminates against its customers
http://j.mp/VLmyUh (Gigaom)
"... this conflict between Netflix and ISPs has been going on for some
time, and it essentially comes down to peering arrangements. ISPs
want big content providers like Netflix and Google with its YouTube
service to pay for traffic, but Netflix and Co. point out that
consumers are already paying for their traffic."
- - -
--Lauren--
I just uncovered a problem with one of our custom portlets, and I was
wondering if anyone could tell me if this is the intended behavior or if
it is a bug.
When the user's password expires, they are thrown to the Change Password
Portlet, which we rewrote to add some additional functionality. The
actionURL provided by the response object at that point is the actionURL
for the original page, and not the my-account page that the user is
currently on. The result of this is that when they press the submit
button, they're not actually taken to the processAction method, so they
can't change their password.
Of course, if the user manually goes to the ChangePassword portlet by
clicking the 'Change Password' link in the login portlet, the actionURL
is correct.
Is this something to be expected, that if a redirect happens that the
actionURL given is not for the currently displayed page?
Thanks,
Jennifer
Hello all,
I am finding that OpenVMS is not able to pass the broken_readdir test
os2_delete.c.
The first issue is that the test is expecting that the first call to
readdir() will return "." and the second call will return "..".
The "The Open Group Base Specifications Issue 6", for readdir()
specifically states that the returning of those two files is not
required, and that if they are returned, they do not have to be the
first two files.
And these files currently are not created by default in OpenVMS
directories or simulated by readdir() calls.
So the first question is, how dependent is SAMBA on this behavior?
The next issue is that after an unlink(), on OpenVMS, the seekdir() does
not return to the point expected by the test.
According the same specification as above for seekdir, in the
informative section:
"The definition of seekdir() and telldir() does not specify whether,
when using these interfaces, a given directory entry will be seen at
all, or more than once."
So this behavior is allowed by the official UNIX standard.
Apparently there is a dependency on SAMBA for this behavior, even though
it is not mandated for UNIX systems, so I am curious how many UNIX
systems pass this readdir test.
So far the comments indicate that OS2, and several BSD variants fail
this test.
And since the desired behavior is not required by the UNIX standard, it
could be a case that passing this test is proof that the
readdir()/telldir() will perform the same way on all directories or on
all file systems, or continue to operate that way after a version upgrade.
The getdents() routine is also not available on OpenVMS at the present
time, so I | 512 |
YouTubeCommons | transistors on an integrated circuit doubles every two years what basically means every two years a computer get twice as fast ray was interested in how stable are these trends over a long period of time so he looked at a slightly different data set he said like how many calculations can I perform for one second per 1000 dollars and mapped this on a graph and what he found is that this rate is exponential rate of change has been true for the last hundred ten years now what's remarkable about this graph is a couple things the first is this is humans pushing progress this is not a physical law it's like this no we're I'm a reason behind this this is humans pushing this progress forward a second one is this is a logarithmic graph so what you would expect to see on a graph is a just a straight line what you see though is that this line is peeling upwards what this means is that the rate of change itself is accelerating so we're seeing more and more change again being an able by the breakthrough through making in technology and then you can do something really fun and very profound with this graph you can take this graph and you can extrapolate it into the future so now we can take this graph and say okay so if we know computing is here today and we know it moves on this curve where will it be in the future and then you can do this crazy math and detect and predict that by 2029 $1000 device will have the raw compute power of a human brain let that sink in in 11 years your iPhone what is it 18 probably your iPhone 18 will have the raw compute power of a human brain and then two years later two human brains and 4 and 8 and 16 and by 2050 2060 you're somewhere at a rate of seven point four billion brains all of humanity's collective knowledge brainpower knowledge on a thousand-dollar device that is changing everything and we explore this today quite a bit so we had these moments we call the Gutenberg moment right like the Gutenberg press comes out changes everything the fort model-t comes out changes transportation the lightbulb comes out changes everything we have these moments but they happen to be decades and sometimes centuries apart we are moving into a world where we see these exponential trends these Gutenberg moments literally happen every year Albert L Bartlett who taught these exponential trends once said the greatest
hi everyone and welcome back I'm Don and you're watching VR gamer dude and today on the channel well we're going to be taking a look at yet another set of prescription lenses for the quest 3 and I can't thank our new friends over at Hans VR enough for sending these out and for sponsoring today's video so in the video today we're going to go ahead and quickly unbox these I'm going | 512 |
ao3 | her. Of where they’ve been, of where they were going, of where they were happy…
But he has to keep living, keep going.
What’s the point?
What’s the point…
An image flashes through his mind, nothing spectacular, just a smile she gave him once ages ago when everything was different, and the universe wasn’t trying to tear them apart. Yet, it was enough of a reason. Live because she would want him to. Live because if he didn’t keep going, who would remember her name? Who would remember the girl who defended the Earth.
His life can be a lonely one, but isn’t it so true, that every now and then a person like Rose Tyler walks in, and makes it all worth it. Even just for a time. She made life mean something. She made it matter. She made it important. And for her, he’ll keep going, because she might not ever come back, he might never see her again, but he will always love her and her love for living.
_That was reason enough._
"Sir, why were you speeding?" He asks Hoseok.
Hoseok shrugs,"Practicing for a street race in a week from now."
Yoongi looks up at Hoseok, dumb-founded. Why on Earth was Hoseok exposing his plans to him. Hoseok winks at him," Catch me there Officer?"
Yoongi brushes off the younger's flirting. "You know what kid, go home. Be grateful I'm letting you for with just a ticket for speeding." Yoongi walks back to his car, too tired to deal with more of the kid's nonsense. Hoseok pouts, watching the officer enter his car.
He yells after the older,"I'll be more grateful if you gave me a peck!"
Yoongi looks at the younger, head shaking and drives off. Hoseok was left alone with a ticket in his hand and name plate stuck in his mind. Min Yoongi. Hoseok smirks, he is not going to let such a cute guy slip pass him so easily.
2. Attracted to the fire
**Summary for the Chapter:**
> Yoongi is a moth and Hoseok is the fire pit.
Chapter two:
Yoongi would be a broken record of how annoyed he is with rich kids and their sport cars. He stands tall, trying to be stronger than the way his eyes gleamed under the street light. He pushes back the father trying to run pass him into the scene to make more of a ruckus and arresting the father for battery & assault, Yoongi would rather not arrest the father when his daughters need him the most at moment since he has not seen a mother yet. Yoongi could surely tell the father was furious by the feeling of heat radiating off the father's skin and honestly Yoongi couldn't blame him after interviewing his other daughter before quickly taking a leave to tackle down the father as he was shoving officers out of the way like nothing.
"Let me go, you bastard! Can't you see my daughter needs me?" The father yells, grabbing Yoongi's collar, thrashing Yoongi's head around.
Yoongi growls at the man | 512 |
realnews | are from Mexico, and immigration experts say roughly 3 million of them could be eligible under the administration's plan.
Immigrants will probably need to produce photo identification such as a passport to apply for the program. And to get a Mexican passport, they need a birth certificate.
That has proved to be a problem for many Mexican immigrants.
Those who cross the border illegally to reach the United States rarely carry documents with them on the treacherous journey, partly to avoid detection. And some Mexicans born in remote, rural communities do not make the necessary journey to the nearest government office to start the process of obtaining a birth certificate.
Mexico's 50 consulates in the U.S. can now access data in Mexico and print birth certificates here, said Arturo Sanchez, consul for press and commercial affairs in Santa Ana.
Consulates should be able to issue birth certificates for nearly all places in Mexico, though some villages where documents are not digitally recorded may not be covered, Sanchez said.
The new practice comes two weeks after California - home to more Mexicans than any other state - began issuing driver's licenses to immigrants who are in the country illegally.
After handing out birth certificates in Santa Ana, Jose Antonio Meade, Mexico's secretary of foreign affairs, said his government hopes Obama's program moves forward and that "the gap that today exists between the rights of citizens and the rights of immigrants every day will continue closing."
Rep. Duncan Hunter, who represents a San Diego-area congressional district, complained that U.S. and Mexican policies have combined to send more people across the border illegally.
"The administration's position and efforts seem to better align with Mexico's interests than they do with our own - and that's disappointing," he said.
Jessica Vaughan, director of policy studies at the Center for Immigration Studies, said she believes Mexico is trying to make it easier for its citizens to stay here because of the money they send back.
Mexican migrant workers living abroad sent home $21.6 billion to their families in 2013, according to the country's central bank.
Vaughan, whose organization wants tighter limits on immigration, said ensuring birth certificates are authentic is critical because they are used to obtain key identity documents such as passports.
"If we can trust the Mexican government to do its due diligence and establish a system with integrity, then this will work," she said. But she added: "That is a big if."
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reddit | because you have literally defended this project to anyone who brings the slightest amount of criticism of it. Fanboyism is fine, but let's not pretend we are actually having a productive conversation and that you are somehow more informed than I am.
I'm looking for a pair of Cone White Oak jeans and I wanted to see if anyone had any recommendations. I'd prefer for them to be raw, which is why I'm asking you guys, and I'd like selvedge but it's not a deal breaker. Now here's the tricky part, I'd really like to spend no more than $150. I was going to go with Pointer but they don't have my size anymore, I need somewhere in the neighborhood of a 34-36 inch waist and at a least a 34 inseam. If anyone is wondering, the reason I really want White Oak is I've lived in or around Greensboro for some time now, my wife's family has worked at the mill for generations, and I even worked there for a couple of years.
The best thing you can do not to feel threatened is to develop your own skill. After that, it's a function of factors outside of you. If I'm to be saddled with an SO who has had better, then perhaps there is a chance that through communication affairs can be improved. But why make that choice when I don't have to? I'm an attractive guy, part from luck and part from work, and I don't have to settle for being less than best. I can just choose the less promiscuous girl. By the way, the prudish virgin and the hot slut is a false dichotomy. I'm not coming from a place of fantasy. Sometimes, society has good advice from centuries of collective experience. Why should I unlearn a good lesson? Adventurous experiences are better with someone who has the rush of novelty. As someone with a dominant kink, this is particularly true. Maybe I could hypnotize myself into thinking that promiscuous women are just as attractive. Maybe I could hypnotize myself into thinking pudgy women are too. Either case would open my dating pool up to more people who aren't guilty of anything bad. But why bother with mental gymnastics when I can have what I want already?
Worked at a mall when I first got into security. I worked 3rd shift primarily, but picked up a few day shifts for the money. Working night shift: Cars weren't allowed to park overnight. If a car did, we had to write "tickets". Basically warnings that no one took seriously. I would also let in people who were making deliveries to stores without exterior loading doors. Other than that, I just mainly patrolled the parking lot and interior of the mall. Day shift: Mainly just patrolled inside and out, making sure no one was causing a scene. Also, I drove a lot of old people around the parking lot because they'd forget where they'd left their car. Throughout both shifts we had to scan barcodes. Basically, every store front and exterior | 512 |
ao3 | they could bribe their way in. While my family was wealthy, it was nowhere near enough in social standing to make it into one of those hospitals. So on my tenth birthday, I opened my gift and an idea flooded my mind and a lightbulb appeared over my head.
“Time passed, and my mother took a turn for the worse. This is when my father decided to exchange me for getting my mother into the hospital. My idea was executed sometime later, and that idea was the system we have now. At the time, it seemed like a perfect situation, but now I see that it hurts people more than it helps them, and though our technology and intellectual understandings are much, much more than they would be if my idea hadn’t been executed, the benefits of having the system in place are much outweighed by the costs,” the redhead paused, looking at Keiji with a raised eyebrow. “You seem to be taking this much more seriously than I thought you would. Then again, you are an idealist for a reason.”
Keiji shrugged in response to the question. Then thought again.
friends don't kiss me like you do
They were all in the clubhouse, save for Beverly whose dad caught her sneaking out and didn’t let her leave. Ben and Bill were both moping, both wanting the redhead around so they could try to woo her. Eddie thought it was stupid. Sure, he loved Bev and she was one of his best friends but he didn’t see the appeal. She was gorgeous but she didn’t give him butterflies like he knows girls are supposed to.
Eddie wasn’t moping. Eddie was on the hammock with Richie, poking his toe underneath his glasses and hitting his best friends face with his foot. Richie huffed when Eddie used his foot to remove the coke bottle glasses his best friend had to wear, the ones that made his eyes look saucers and made him always look a little excited and a little frightened all at the same time.
“That’s it, I’m turning around.”
Eddie flailed as Richie moved around the hammock, squealing in protest the entire time.
Eventually, Richie managed to get himself situated beside Eddie, but there wasn’t enough space for both boys to be lying shoulder to shoulder with one another in such a small space.
“This hurts. Get off. You’re too big to fit in here.”
“That’s what your mom said last night,” Richie said with a triumphant smirk. Eddie just rolled his eyes, but he smiled up at Richie and that made the taller boys smirk morph into a grin, one Eddie knows is reserved just for him. One that he only sees when the other losers aren’t looking and they’re under the blanket that exists to protect them from prying eyes.
Eddie’s heart thrums in his chest, blushing under Richie’s comically large eyes, his gaze piercing and warm.
“Here, lay on my chest.”
Eddie felt his face go red, the heat behind his cheeks was a pleasant feeling at this point, | 512 |
reddit | offense than Gary did, along with pitching 50 great innings. I'm not saying it's definitely the case that Shohei's played enough, but he's done a lot more than Gary did (not Gary's fault, just the way it happened.) In any case, I really don't believe Andujar is the competition here. It's gotta be Gleyber. Comparable OPS and far better defense, and he'll finish with over 400 ABs.
Alright, i work in subrogations and see these type of situations every day, literally. More then likely its not your carriers fault, most insurance company's have a very specific process on how they handle claims with no insurance. As you stated it sounds like they hired a TPA (third-party administrator) to take over the subrogations of the claim due to the fact the adverse party was uninsured. This TPA will make their best attempt to collect the money paid by both you and the insurance company, your money comes first though. If they manage to collect anything your insurance will reimburse you before they take any money for themselves. There is also the chance that they don't collect anything, given the type of people who drive without insurance tend to not have a lot of money... or are shady to be PG about it. if this happens, given the amount of your claim the insurance company most likely **will not** file suit (they might... but if you're with one of the big names eg. State Farm, AmFam, Liberty Mutual etc. probably not). A lot of insurance company's have thresholds they require the claim to meet to make it eligible for litigation. unfortunately this claim is lower then most I've seen and i work with a lot of big insurance company's. The phrase "you cant get blood out of a turnip" is very true even with all its... cliche...ness. Civil pursuits are never finite and they do require the cooperation on the part of the other party... if they don't cooperate you're only recourse is filing civil suit which even so may not get you anything back, so just be prepared to potential be out the money.
I removed the word “automatically”. “I wonder what happens when you capture a variable in a closure and change it in the map's anonymous function” That sounds like you are still arguing against “automatically”. If so: I agree. Otherwise, [1] tells you what happens, in Sect. 2, after “However, not all callbacks can be run concurrently.” [1] http://www.2ality.com/2013/12/paralleljs.html
He/She would eventually realize that they are always 3 minutes early and just go 3 minutes earlier. It would also be extremely inconvenient for everyone who uses public transport. What would happen is that they would have to change every single timetable to fix that 3 minute mistake. If that doesn't fix the problem and the buses would continue to be early, people would eventually stop using the public transport. When that happens people will start buying cars ( if there are no trains). Wich will result in a major bloom in that industry and probably some major advancements in private transport due | 512 |
StackExchange | = [UIColor greenColor];
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Any ideas?
A:
We figured it out! As stated in the docs, the UIStackView is using the intrinsicContentSize of its arrangedSubviews to calculate its height.
UIImageView is reporting its intrinsicContentSize as the whole size of the image (as you would expect). UIStackView was ignoring my height constraint and just using the intrinsicContentSize of the image view.
To fix this, I've created a UIImageView subclass which allows for a caller to set the intrinsicContentSize. This code can be found here.
Then, in my UICollectionViewCell I am setting the UIImageView subclass' intrinsicContentSize once the layout pass has completed:
- (void)layoutSubviews {
[super layoutSubviews];
// Constrain the image view's content size to match the stackview's width.
self.imageView.constrainedSize = CGSizeMake(self.stackView.frame.size.width, self.stackView.frame.size.width);
[super layoutSubviews];
}
Q:
How can I use the shell from a docker image on files from the host machine?
What command do I have to type to start docker and get a shell that has access to all my files or at least the home files on the host?
For example, I'm on a mac and I want to run ubuntu's grep on a file, or execute a bash script using ubuntu bash
A:
I have created an empty file named hello on my host machine at ~/Desktop/tmp/files/hello
Use the -v flag to specify volume binding and read the documentation for Using volumes. For example:
docker run --name voltest --rm -it -v ~/Desktop/tmp:/my ubuntu bash
Says:
docker run Create a container named "voltest"
--rm delete the container when it exits
-it keep an interactive shell
-v ~/Desktop/tmp:/my Bind a volume on my machine at ~/Desktop/tmp to the container filesystem at /my
ubuntu Create the container using the ubuntu image
bash Run the bash command in the container
Then whenever you run:
find /my
You get:
/my
/my/files
/my/files/hello
Q:
Steps for packaging Android source code into an app for phone?
I just want to test this on my phone and not clear at all how to go about that
https://github.com/kai-morich/SimpleBluetoothTerminal
A:
You need to download the code (green button Clone or download -> Download ZIP), then unpack ZIP, open the app in Android Studio and run on your phone.
Q:
Strange behaviour of pointers in C++
#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>
#include <Math.h>
#include <algorithm>
#include <string>
#include <iterator>
#include <iostream>
#include <vector> // std::vector
using namespace std;
int stepCount, i, x, y, z, j, k, array1Size, array2Size, tester, checker;
int numstring[10] = { 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 };
int numstringTest[10] = { 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,7,9 };
int* numbers;
int* differentNumbers;
int* p;
int* otherNumbers;
void stepCounter(int a) {
// determines the step number of | 512 |
YouTubeCommons | with remote sensing which is a fancy way of saying looking from far away from space and already that's a nice picture of Europa from far and you can ready see geological characteristics and this is a picture of Enceladus so even from this picture that is from far away you can see indications of activity and of oceans that is you can see first you have a crater a crater site created part and a part that looks very much like the glaciers on earth with fresh material and what craters mean in planetary science mean that this surface is very old so it's from an era in the plan in the solar system where a lot of bombardment by meteorites was common and that means the surface is old this tells us no craters the surface is new so this process is geological processes glacial processes so that indicates towards an ocean even when you take closer pictures you can see very interesting things this is a picture of the South Pole of Enceladus with the canyons here this is a picture from Europa with rift it all looks very glacial like it does on earth so it also tells you a lot about the geology of those places you can make 3d pictures from stereo images taking a picture from one side and a picture from somewhere else you combine those two pictures you can also do you can see the different colors here you can analyze chemicals there because of those colors and of course pictures of the plumes very impressive very dramatic this was taken from Cassini around 2005 the Cassini spacecraft that is in orbit around Saturn and these shows that you have something active an active ocean underneath it's very impressive you can also use radar so you just sense the ocean with radar you can see the interfaces how deep the the cell is the ice cell and then you can constraint your your ocean models and also magnetometry so those damn planets they have magnetic fields those fields are modified by the moons and the way they are modified if you have a magnetometer flying around it can tell you a lot about the internal structure of the moon and there's also other ways but those are the most common let's say the second way is in situ measurements which is essentially going there and taking samples straight away and of course this is can be used more to run you know whenever there's something a chemical you need to detect then you know you go there and you give sample that chemical so this is the cutout your typical cutout of an icy moon you have the ocean the icy cell transport mechanisms either looms for glacial and the surface and in green we indicate places where either you have a habitats possible habitat in the bottom and also the interface or you have places where signatures from life are either trapped or transported to the surface and then we can detect | 512 |
StackExchange | {}
interface TypeCloneable extends Cloneable {
public Object clone() throws CloneNotSupportedException;
}
class Foo implements TypeCloneable, TypeIdentifiable {
@Override
public Object clone() throws CloneNotSupportedException {
// ...
return null;
}
}
interface TypeCloneableAndIndetifiable extends TypeCloneable, TypeIdentifiable {
}
abstract class AbstractClass<T extends TypeCloneableAndIndetifiable> {
public void foo(T element) throws Exception {
TypeCloneable cloned = (TypeCloneable) element.clone();
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}
Q:
Evaluating $\lim_{n \to \infty}\left({^n\mathrm{C}_0}{^n\mathrm{C}_1}\dots{^n\mathrm{C}_n}\right)^{\frac{1}{n(n+1)}}$
$\lim_{n \to \infty}\left({^n\mathrm{C}_0}{^n\mathrm{C}_1}\dots{^n\mathrm{C}_n}\right)^{\frac{1}{n(n+1)}}$ is equal to:
a) $e$
b) $2e$
c) $\sqrt e$
d) $e^2$
Though it looks really innocent at first sight, it certainly isn't.
Attempt: It's $\infty^{\infty}$ form.
I had tried taking the product raised to the power $\frac{1}{n(n+1)}$ as function $f(n)$. Then I took logarithm of both sides to see if things simplifying. Even after factoring out the extra factorials it wasn't easy.
Note that ${^n\mathrm{C}_x} = \binom{n}{x}$.
A:
$$\prod_{k=0}^{n}\binom{n}{k}=\frac{n!^{n}}{\prod_{k=0}^{n}k!^2}=\frac{n!^n}{\left[\prod_{k=1}^{n}k^{n+1-k}\right]^2}=\frac{n!^n}{n!^{2n+2}}\prod_{k=1}^{n}k^{2k} \tag{1}$$
hence the outcome depends on the asymptotic behaviour of the hyperfactorial.Since by Riemann sums
$$ \lim_{n\to +\infty} \frac{1}{n}\sum_{k=1}^{n}\log\frac{k}{n}=\int_{0}^{1}\log(x)\,dx = -1, $$
$$ \lim_{n\to +\infty} \frac{1}{n}\sum_{k=1}^{n}\frac{k}{n}\log\frac{k}{n}=\int_{0}^{1}x\log(x)\,dx = -\frac{1}{4}\tag{2} $$
we have
$$ \frac{1}{n^2}\log\prod_{k=0}^{n}\binom{n}{k} = \frac{1}{n^2}\left[2\sum_{k=1}^{n}k\log k-(n+2)\log n!\right]\to \frac{1}{2}\tag{3} $$
and the correct option is c).
A:
Use AM-GM inequality as a bit of trick,
$${(C_0^nC_1^nC_2^n \ldots C_{n-1}^nC_n^n)}^{\frac{1}{n+1}} \leq \frac{C_0^n+C_1^n+C_2^n +\ldots +C_{n-1}^n+C_n^n}{n+1}=\frac{2^n}{n+1}$$
$$\lim_{n\rightarrow \infty}{(C_0^nC_1^nC_2^n \ldots C_{n-1}^nC_n^n)}^{\frac{1}{n(n+1)}} \leq \lim_{n\rightarrow \infty}\frac{2}{\sqrt[n]{n+1}}= 2$$
So the only possible answer is c).
Or
$$\lim_{n\rightarrow \infty}{(C_0^nC_1^nC_2^n \ldots C_{n-1}^nC_n^n)}^{\frac{1}{n(n+1)}} \leq \lim_{n\rightarrow \infty}((2^n)^{n+1})^{\frac{1}{n(n+1)}}= 2$$
A:
Using Stolz theorem 2 times:
$$\lim_{n\to\infty} \ln[(\binom{n}{0}\cdot...\binom{n}{n})^{1/(n(n+1))}] = \lim_{n\to\infty} \frac{\ln(\binom{n}{0}\cdot...\cdot\binom{n}{n})}{n^2+n} =\\ \lim_{n\to\infty} \frac{\ln(\binom{n+1}{0}\cdot...\cdot\binom{n+1}{n+1})-\ln(\binom{n}{0}\cdot...\cdot\binom{n}{n})}{(n+1)^2+(n+1)-(n^2+n)} = \lim_{n\to\infty} \frac{\ln(\frac{(n+1)^{n-1}}{n!})}{2n} =\\ \lim_{n\to\infty} \frac{\ln(\frac{(n+2)^n}{(n+1)!})-\ln(\frac{(n+1)^{n-1}}{n!})}{2} = \lim_{n\to\infty} \frac{\ln(\frac{n+2}{n+1})^n}{2} = \frac{1}{2} $$
So that the limit is $e^{\frac{1}{2}}$
Q:
Using cell reference formula in VBA to return cell to use in VBA code
I am trying to use a formula with INDEX and MATCH to return a cell reference to enter TEXT into with VBA.
I have a list of vendors in column A and to find the cell to the right of it I can use the following
=CELL("address";INDEX(A29:C42;MATCH("***";A29:A42;0);2))
However I am struggling with how to get this in my VBA code. (note the value *** is changing as I need to run the sub several times for different vendors.
Can i use Function sub for this? I have tried as below with no luck:
Sub CellRef()
'
' CellRef
'
'
Function.Range(="CELL("ADDRESS";INDEX(A29:C42;MATCH("Accenture";A29:A42;0);2))")
End Sub
A:
If I understand your question correctly you want to match the value/vendor in column A and return the address of the cell to its right?
You can do like so:
Cell2WorkWith = Cells(Application.Match(Searchvalue, Searchrange, 0),2).Address
If you don't want the "$", then replace them like so:
Cell2WorkWith = Replace(Cells(Application.Match(Searchvalue, Searchrange, 0),2).Address,"$","")
Or, even better, like:
Cell2WorkWith = Cells(Application.Match(Searchvalue, Searchrange, 0),2).Address(0,0)
If I misunderstood and it is the value from that cell to the right then below will do:
Value2WorkWith = Cells(Application.Match(Searchvalue, Searchrange, 0),2).Value
Remember to only use match when the value CAN be found within the range, else you'll have to catch an error.
Q:
SolidBottomSheet Controller Example Flutter
SolidBottomSheetController() is not working in my code, I am not able to listen_events of height or anything, hopefully, and I am sure my code is correct.
Can Anyone Please Give | 512 |
StackExchange | of Lightworks is a video editor that enables you to (amongst other things):
perform a chroma key on a clip (in other words: "it removes the green screen"),
export the result with a resolution of 720p.
It is a powerful piece of software that takes a bit of practice to get used to the ergonomic of the controls but there are some good tutorials on the internet.
Exporting a 1080p video is a feature only available with the "Pro" version (i.e. the "not gratis" version).
Q:
Any way to find word in string without split
I have some strings:
"rose with ribbon"
"roses in concrete"
"roses on bed"
I have to write a program to find string where preffered word exists
E.g:
find string where "on" is, so I need to get only "roses on bed".
I used this code:
foreach (KeyWord key in cKeyWords)
{
foreach (string word in userWords)
{
if (key.keyWord.IndexOf(word) != -1)
{
ckeyList.Add(key);
}
}
}
but I get all strings because IndexOf finds "on" in all of them.
Is there any other solution to find separate word in string without splitting?
Maybe it is possible to use Linq or Regex? but I'm not good at using them so would be nice to have any examples.
A:
Using regex with \bon\b should do it.
\b is the regex anchor for word boundary, so that regex will match a word boundary immediately followed by on immediately followed by another word boundary.
The following C# example...
string[] sArray = new string[]
{
"rose with ribbon",
"roses on bed",
"roses in concrete"
};
Regex re = new Regex("\\bon\\b");
foreach (string s in sArray)
{
Console.Out.WriteLine("{0} match? {1}", s, re.IsMatch(s));
Match m = re.Match(s);
foreach(Group g in m.Groups)
{
if (g.Success)
{
Console.Out.WriteLine("Match found at position {0}", g.Index);
}
}
}
... will generate the following output:
rose with ribbon match? False
roses on bed match? True
Match found at position 6
roses in concrete match? False
Q:
Power of an Affine Transformation
In $\mathbb{R}$. Given an affine transformation matrix
$$A = \left(\begin{matrix}R&T \\ 0&1 \end{matrix} \right)$$
where $R$ is a full-rank $N \times N$ matrix and $T$ is a non-null $1 \times N$ vector, what is
$$\frac{d}{d\alpha} A^\alpha$$
I can compute this if $T$ is null (using eigenvalues) or if the eigenvalues of $R$ are either all magnitude less than 1 or all magnitude greater than 1 (using power series).
$A^\alpha$ can be computed (eg) as follows:
If $\alpha < 0$, $A^\alpha = (A^{-1})^\alpha$.
If $\alpha > 1$, $A^\alpha = A A^{\alpha-1}$.
If $\alpha > 1/2$, let $B^2 = A$, $A^\alpha = B A^{\alpha-1/2}$.
This last can be repeated ($C^2 = B$ for $\alpha > 1/4$, etc) to give the convergent series $\sum_n (0,1)_n A^{(2^{-n})}$, where $(0,1)_n$ is zero or one, depending on if the $n^\mathrm{th}$ binary "bit" is added. This method of construction does not lend itself easily to computing a derivative.
A:
The problem with affine transformations is that $R$ is almost always a rotation, which has an eigenvalue of 1, while the translation part always has an | 512 |
ao3 | draw, to get the shade just right, how to cut an apple to see a star in the middle.
Achievements
"First time against a technomancer, huh?"
"Well, yeah…"
"We have to mark you, then."
Dave was a bit tipsy; it showed in the way he walked and talked. Their first mission in the field clearly set something off in him; he tried to hide it behind his usual mask of nonchalance and sarcasm, but Jeff wouldn't be in the place he was now if he couldn't see past this. So he was keeping him company, ignoring Dave's attempts to send him to hell and waving at the bartender to keep Dave's glass full. Who knows, what an inquiring operative may overhear...
Not like Jeff would like to be near the soldier for any personal reasons. Not at all.
"Mark me? Like, with paint?"
"Yes, Rookie, with a paint. Under your skin. It's called "a tattoo". Let's go."
He didn't bother to settle the bill, of course. "Rookie is paying" was just how things rolled in the Army.
So that's how they ended up in the Slums, in the maze of identical narrow streets. Dave was leading the way; obviously, he knew this part of the town well.
"Isn't it illegal?", Jeff asked, with the naivety expected from his Jeffrey Hunter persona. "You know what they say about folks with tattoos."
"That only Rogues do it, yeah. That's bullshit, _szczypiorku_." Dave patted him on the back in a rare expression of fondness. "Just keep them under your uniform and you're fine."
"What did you call me?" Languages weren't Jeff's strongest suit. The fact that myriads of the Slums' dialects constantly changed and mutated didn't help at all.
"Whatever I want, Rookie. You see… the brass, officially they're going to frown and grumble when they'll find that someone's marked, but remember that - every officer worth even a quarter of a damn is going to be happy having an inked soldier under their command, not a barebacked wimp like you."
"Huh."
_This may be difficult to explain later,_ Jeff thought. _Always a trouble to have something that can limit my option in the next operation. But can't really back away from this…_
_Let's just hope I won't get some infection and die._
But the place Dave has brought him to didn't look like something that people leave without infection; in fact, it looked like every cautionary pamphlet about the danger of body modifications made true. And the woman running it looked positively ancient; small and crooked, she resembled a thin-legged spider. As most women from the Slums, she was wearing a lot of faux jewelry and a sharp make-up.
Jeff wouldn't trust her with anything sharper than a sponge; let alone a needle. But Dave seemed to know her.
"Look who I brought to you."
She eyed Jeff from head to toes, then snickered.
"Szczypior?"
"Green as can be." Dave patted Jeff on the back. "But it's time for him, at last."
"If you say so, dear. What are we celebrating?"
"Little Jeff's first | 512 |
s2orc | azole drugs leads to the frequent emergence infections caused by azole-resistant Candida sp. In the case of Candida species infections, have been described four major mechanisms of resistance to azoles: more than 1 mechanism can be functioning in any given fungal strain with additive effects. These major mechanisms are: decreased drug concentration, target site alteration, upregulation of target enzyme and, development of bypass pathways [18].
C. albicans express several virulence factors that contribute to its pathogenicity. These factors include environmental adaptation factors, adhesins, morphogenesis, secreted enzymes, phenotype switching, and biofilms. The species of the Candida genus are responsible for vulvovaginal candidosis (VVC) (even 25% of vulvovaginal infections). Predominant yeasts are Candida albicans, Candida glabrata and Candida tropicalis species. The incidence of infection affects 70-75% of women. Women carry Candida microrganisms in the vagina without symptoms or signs of vaginitis, because of the balance between pathological effects and vaginal defense factors [19]. Infection with species of Candida genus is the most common cause of vaginal infections, second only to bacterial vaginitis. Candida has a high rate of intravaginal colonization; it can be isolated from the vagina of about 20% of healthy asymptomatic women and 30% of pregnant women.
At the genitourinar y-urinar y tract we can find: vulvovaginal candidiasis (second cause of vaginitis), pyelonephritis Candida (favored by diabetes mellitus and the presence of stents or other surgical devices at the renal level) as well as asymptomatic candiduria -that occurs especially in probed patients and the difficulty consists in distinguishing a colonization from an invasion, because about 5-10% of all urinary cultures are positive for Candida.
In recent years, due to the increased resistance of many bacterial and fungal species to the commonly used antimicrobial agents, attention has shifted to drugs belonging to different pharmacological classes for their possible antimicrobial activity [20]. This, borne out of the fact that a single drugs may have varying properties with diverse physiological activities and functions and may have useful activities in different spheres of medicine [21,22].
In the last years, some researchers suggested that prostaglandins can be viewed as regulators of C. albicans virulence because the eicosanoids pathway in C. albicans species plays a central role in the control of morphogenesis and biofilm formation. As a consequence, they further suggested that the development of drugs that specifically target the fungal prostaglandins pathways may be one strategy to combat fungal colonization and infection.
For example, sodium diclofenac can achieve an inhibition of phospholipase A2, as part of mechanism of action. Phospholipases A2 and B have been identified in a large number of pathogenic eukaryotic organisms such as the species C. albicans, Cryptococcus neoformans and Aspergillus fumigatus. These phospholipases catalyze the cleavage of fatty acids chains in the phospholipid structure. They are considered as virulence factors of many pathogenic species, including C. albicans, by destroying the cell membrane of the host cell [23][24][25]
Conclusions
In the case of oro-pharyngeal infections, most of the Candida isolated species were resistant to ketoconazole, itraconazole and fluconazole and in the case of isolated species in vaginal infections the resistance was increased in the | 512 |
Gutenberg (PG-19) | provincial governments; each refusing to pay revenue to the
central Government at Rio de Janeiro, for the alleged reason that the
Regent was only waiting an opportunity to invest himself with absolute
power. This opinion was eagerly adopted by the commercial
class--consisting almost exclusively of native Portuguese--in the hope
that the Cortes would reinvest them with their ancient trade privileges
and monopolies, to the exclusion of foreigners, whom they considered as
interlopers--the English especially, who, protected by a treaty of
commerce, were fast undermining the former monopolists. Amidst these
difficulties Don Pedro, though nominally Regent of Brazil, found
himself, in reality, little more than Governor of Rio de Janeiro.
In July 1821, the Lisbon Cortes passed a decree, that thenceforth the
Brazilian and Portuguese armies should form one body; the object being
to ship the Brazilian troops to Portugal, and to send Portuguese troops
to Brazil, thereby ensuring its subjection. The Regent was, moreover,
ordered to return to Portugal.
These rash steps greatly irritated the native Brazilians, who saw in
them a subversion of all their hopes of nationality. With scarcely less
rashness, they issued proclamations declaring Brazil independent, with
Don Pedro as Emperor; but he repudiated the act, and prepared to quit
Brazil in obedience to orders.
The approaching departure of the Regent caused a general ferment, when a
popular leader arose in the person of Jose Bonifacio de Andrada e Silva,
vice-president of the provisional Junta at San Paulo. Summoning his
colleagues at midnight, they signed an address to the Regent--to the
effect that his departure would be the signal for a declaration of
independence--daring the Cortes at Lisbon to promulgate laws for the
dismemberment of Brazil into insignificant provinces, possessing no
common centre of union; above all, daring them to dispossess Don Pedro
of the authority of Regent conferred by his august father. This address
was conveyed to the Prince by Bonifacio himself, and was shortly
afterwards followed by others of a similar nature from the Southern
provinces, and from the municipality of Rio de Janeiro--all begging him
to remain and avert the consequences of the late decrees of the Cortes.
On more deliberate reflection Don Pedro consented, and was shortly
afterwards invested with the title of "Perpetual Protector and Defender
of Brazil."
Meanwhile the Cortes, confident in their own power, were enforcing their
obnoxious decrees by the despatch of ships of war and troops to the
Northern provinces. As the intention of this step was unmistakeable, His
Royal Highness the Protector promptly issued a manifesto, declaring the
wish of Brazil to maintain an amicable union with Portugal, but at the
same time calling on the
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State of the Union Addresses of Ulysses S. Grant
The addresses are separated by three asterisks: ***
Dates of addresses by Ulysses S. Grant in this eBook:
December 6, 1869
December 5, 1870
December 4, 1871
December 2, 1872
December 1, 1873
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To | 512 |
realnews | and start Tim Tebow
Total signatures: 1
Key line: “Woody Johnson didn't vote for [Barack Obama] anyway, please step in and stop the madness before things get any worse.”
Petition: Fire Auburn football coach Gene Chizik
Total signatures: Unknown
About: The petition, which was reported on fansided.com, was removed from the government’s website after being posted. This line, quoted in the article, could be a reason why: “Either sent (sic) military drones to the athletic department and blow the whole thing up or give our boosters a $10 million stimulus package to create new orange and blue jobs.”
(Previously on “A Quick Word From…“)
I am a Kangaroo from Australia. I was put in a box, and now I’m in a castle garden. I don’t know anything. I am so confused. Please help me.
A strange, good-looking, robed man freed me from my box and put me in a terrifying maze of shrubbery. Apparently, this man is a “pope?” Based off what I have seen, a pope is a man who has a lot of time to walk along paths.
Is the fountain water good to drink? What exactly is this pope’s endgame here? Am I style over substance? Is there a certain area you’d like for me to use as a bathroom? Does God exist? Is someone cleaning up after me? Is this show good?
I guess my main question is why. Why am I here? Do I represent something to the pope? What do I have to do with anything? What is going on? Am I allowed to eat the beautifully manicured shrubs? If not, what do I eat? Has someone put a bowl out for me somewhere? Is the fountain water good to drink? What exactly is this pope’s endgame here? Am I style over substance? Is there a certain area you’d like for me to use as a bathroom? Does God exist? Is someone cleaning up after me? Is this show good?
I just wish I knew exactly what was expected of me. No one has filled me in on my purpose. Basically I just walk around until I scare soccer-playing nuns. Most days it feels like all I do is ruin nun intramurals. Sometimes I’ll run out there and give a header myself as if to say “put me in, nuns,” but they never want to play with me. No one does.
I spent the other night watching the pope watch people have sex. Is this ok? Again, no one has stopped me. I’m like Belle in Beauty and the Beast: I’m not technically being held captive, but like, where could I even go where people would believe the shit I’ve seen?
I kicked a priest yesterday. Straight up kicked him through a bush. No one noticed. He may still be there. I’m afraid to check.
Where I am from, there are plains as far as I can see, and plenty of room for Kangaroos to roam. Here, there are marble paths and stairs. Kangaroos have such long feet. This makes stairs very difficult. I have to | 512 |
realnews | regarding minimum salaries (Walmart) see also A stimulus plan for the heretofore unstimulated (TRB)
Revealed: The experts Apple hired to build an electric car (9to5 mac)
Why Nasdaq in 2015 is not the same as 2000 (Irrelevant Investor)
Your Alpha is My Beta (Gestaltu)
2015 Breakthrough Technologies (MIT Technology Review)
These are Not the (Modeling Assumptions About) Droids You are Looking For (Growth Econ)
Our Amazingly Plastic Brains: Mental and physical exercise can keep the brain fit and help it recover capacities lost to disease and trauma (WSJ)
Greenlandic fjords and viking ruins await your discovery in Google Maps (Google Lat Long) see also You owe it to yourself to check out Google’s amazing Street View images of Greenland (BGR)
Has Ayn Rand’s day as a business guru finally passed? (LA Times)
Our Taste for Alcohol Goes Back Millions of Years (Scientific American)
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Not messing around! Years before their split, Sharon Osbourne joked that she would cut off Ozzy Osbourne's privates if he ever cheated.
The Talk cohost, now 63, made the candid remark during an interview with Entertainment Tonight in 2011. At the time, she was speaking about Arnold Schwarzenegger's past affair and the illegitimate child he had with his housekeeper.
"I was really, really disappointed at [Arnold] for being so horribly disrespectful and deceitful. To do that in your own home, where your home is meant to be your haven, it's your safe ground, it's your security," she told Nancy O'Dell.
When asked what she'd do if Ozzy ever cheated, she replied: "I'd chop his willy off. Arnold's willy would've been down that disposal unit spinning around."
Back in March, Sharon revealed that the Black Sabbath frontman, 67, actually did cheat on her with two of their children's nannies back in the day. "I caught two of them in bed with Ozzy! At different times. It goes on and on," she said on The Talk. "At the end of the day, I hired a manny called Big Dave."
Ozzy's supposedly wandering eye may have finally caught up with him, though. A source previously told Us Weekly that Sharon recently kicked him out because she thinks that the rocker is having another affair. The couple split after 33 years of marriage, but there's a chance it's only temporary.
"This has happened before," an insider told Us. "Hopefully it will blow over."
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Sometimes finding a good home caregiver can be a real killer.
MarVista Entertainment introduces “Nightmare Nurse,” a thriller film which starts out with Brooke (Sarah Butler) and Lance (Steven | 512 |
ao3 | mind your bossy attitude, because they too wanted to surprise Shaun and make him feel happy and special.
Desmond came back, just when Lucy was about ready with the presents. There was a big sign behind her, which spelled "Happy Birthday" in colorful letters. "Oh, great! You're back!" You exclaimed and quickly grabbed the box from Desmond's hands before he actually dropped it, judging by the way he was trying to balance it. You unboxed the cake and smiled approvingly. Shaun detested chocolate, so you chose a buttercream cake with vanilla filling and buttercream roses on top. Of course there had to be a tiny bit of chocolate, only for it to spell "Happy birthday Shaun!" in cursive letters.
Suddenly your phone rang and you ran over to grab it. "Hello?" You called, not even looking at the caller. "Y/N!" You heard Shaun's voice from the other side "The info you gave me turned out fake!" He complained "The assassins here said they don't know anything about that codex book you told me about!" You bit your lip and sucked in a sharp breath "Oh, well, sorry about that. Guess we shouldn't believe everything we read on the Internet, huh?" You giggled nervously. "Yeah, well, anyways, I'm almost home." That statement made your eyes widen and you motioned as hard as you could with your hands towards the others to signal them to work faster on the finishing touches. "That's great, babe!" You forced a calm tone "See you when you get back!" But apparently he caught onto your nervous tone and asked something, but right then you hung up.
"Shaun is almost home!" You yelled. "Shit, where's the confetti!?" Rebecca cursed and started rapidly searching for the bag the confetti were in. "I could have sworn I bought some!" Lucy exclaimed and started searching with her. "Guys, we don't have time!" You told them, but just then Rebecca appeared from behind the couch, holding a colorful bag high above her head "Ahah!" She exclaimed loudly and started handing the confetti to the three of you. Desmond put the candles in the cake and lit them, before going over to flick the lights off. "Okay, now, everyone hide!" You said after looking over what you did proudly. The food and drinks were in order, the presents were neatly wrapped and placed on either side of the table, the decoration was intact and the cake looked amazing.
You and Rebecca hid behind the couch, while Lucy bent down behind an armchair and Desmond hid behind the curtains. Not long after a click of the lock was heard, indicating that Shaun was home. "Hello?" He called out, seeing nobody was home and the lights were all off. "Where is everyone?" He called again confusedly and took a few steps forward, only to be startled by the sudden "Happy birthday, Shaun!" being shouted, whistles and confetti being blown and all of you jumping out of nowhere. "Heavens!" Shaun exclaimed, startled, but laughed shortly after "Is all this for little old me?" You went up to | 512 |
YouTubeCommons | the buddha dharma sangha and your success therefore we have to have a full confidence in the buddha buddha gave us these instructions on depression and meditation and taught meditation and we can see that he is very important part of our life the buddha gave this instruction from his own personal experience he knew all the buddhas in the past practice mindfulness and clear comprehension to gain wisdom so he did that and from his experience he taught us so we have to be very very alert and mindful and then have confidence in the dhamma which is the teacher or the buddha it is this dhamma that buddha followed to attain liberation after attaining liberation he relied always on dhamma and taught us to follow the dhamma even to see the buddha all his disciples followed the dhamma and saw the buddha not in physical form but what the buddha is so who the buddha is through the practice of mindfulness clear comprehension full understanding of dependent origination impermanence and so on and therefore all who have practiced meditation and attained liberation followed the same method you too can attain that state so you can have confidence in yourself you can have confidence in the buddha dharma sangha morality and yourself you have already overcome four hindrances greed resentment sleepiness and drowsiness and restlessness and worry now the last is doubt which also you can overcome then you will be in a very peaceful happy situation because desire is like that if you have debt to pay you are restless so when you pay your debts all the credit cards all you paid or your car house property whatever you have paid off and you will be full of joy being angry is like being sick when you come out of sickness you feel happy similarly when you get rid of your anger you will be full of joy your sleepiness and drowsiness is like being in a prison where you don't see much outside the prison walls when you are released from the prison you are very free to go anywhere similarly when you overcome sleepiness and drowsiness full of joy then restlessness and worry is like slavery slaves are always restless because they don't know what the slave masters would do to punish them when you are free from restlessness you feel that you are free doubt is like being in a desert where there is no road directions no road signs no guide but you are always on on your own somehow you managed to get out of that that's it then you will be very glad full of joy similarly when you overcome all these hindrances mind is full of joy that increases until you gain concentration and gain happiness when the mind is full of happiness you gain concentration use that concentration to see more deeply and more clearly the rising and falling of all aggregates they are rising and falling all alone all the time they are there now with deep sharp concentrated state | 512 |
reddit | are able to cast up to 10 skeletal mages at any given time, with new summons replacing the oldest generation. This means that we need to maintain 4-10 skeletal mages at all times. This build features the bonuses from a second complete set – the two piece set bonus for “Endless Walk”. This makes it so that while you are moving, there is a 50 % dmg reduction, and while standing still damage is increased by 100%. This is great as this means that once all the minions are summoned, this Necromancer should be vaguely immortal while moving. We cannot attack while moving, even though our skeletal mages can. Once we stop, all damage is increased by 100% Our other non-set items include: Krelm’s Buff belt, granting us additional movement speed – until attacked. Reaper’s Wraps – a critical item which grants nearly a third of our total essence per Health Globe pickup. And Krysbin’s Sentence -Granting 285% increased damage against frozen and stunned enemies. Command Skeletons freeze the target of attack and Land of the Dead freezes enemies within its range, while Bone Spike stuns its target. And as for the main hand and off hand- they have no powers that apply to this build For the Powers we have: Reilena’s Shadowhook – which buffs our primary essence generator ability. Bone Spike – allowing it to capture an additional 5 essence per enemy hit. Spamming Bone Spike in a dense group will grant essence quickly – allowing for another cast of Skeletal Mage. Reilena’s Shadowhook also grants .5% increased damage for every point of essence in the build – we have 308 essence, which equates to 154% extra damage. Next, we have Steuart’s Greaves, buffing Blood Rush – our traveling ability. This makes it so that after using blood rush, we have a 50% movement speed increase for 2 seconds And Circle of Nailuj’s Evol – buffing Skeletal Mage, allowing for each mage to last an additional 4 seconds -for a 12 second total duration. This power also raises an extra Skeletal Mage with every cast. So instead of generating one powerful Skeletal Mage with all of your essence, you will create a pair of equally powerful Mages. For the Legendary Gems we have: Rank 35 Esoteric Alteration – granting us nearly 30 percent non-physical damage reduction, along with 75% increased resistances while under 50% life. Rank 35 Enforcer, buffing all our pets for an additional 25.5% damage, and making our pets very durable with 90% dmg mitigation. And a Rank 25 Bane of the Powerful, which buffs damage against elites and grants us an ongoing damage buff after killing elites. On to the Passives we have: Life from Death – This passive grants a 20% chance of spawning a health globe at consumption. Due to the high number of corpses, Health Globes will appear constantly Next, we have Extended Servitude, extending the duration of our skeletal mages by 20% - When you take into consideration the 6 second default mage duration plus the 4 second increase from Circle of Nailuj’s | 512 |
StackExchange | value (equal values)
I have this dictionary and I want to sort it by values.
d = {3: '__init__', 5: 'other', 7: 'hey', 11: 'hey'}
Expected output:
{3:'__init__', 7: 'hey', 11: 'hey' 5: 'other'}
I wrote this function
def ordenar(dic):
d = {}
list_2 = list(dic.values())
list_1 = list(dic.keys())
list_3 = []
for i,j in zip(list_1,list_2):
list_3.append((i,j))
def quicksort(l):
if len(l) <= 1:
return l
else:
(less_eq, piv, greater) = partition(l)
less_eq = quicksort(less_eq)
greater = quicksort(greater)
return less_eq + [piv] + greater
def partition(l):
piv = l[0]
i = 1
less_eq = []
greater = []
while i < len(l):
current = l[i]
if current <= piv:
less_eq.append(current)
else:
greater.append(current)
i = i + 1
return (less_eq, piv, greater)
s = quicksort(list_3)
for i in s:
d[i[0]] = i[1]
return d
Output obtained:
{3: '__init__', 5: 'other', 7: 'hey', 11: 'hey'}
How can I fixed it witouth modules? Can you help me please?
Edit:
I want to order the dictionary by values. If the values are equal what I want is that values sort by it keys. Is it posible?
A:
dictionaries are unordered (well pre 3.6 at least), instead sort the items
d = {3: '__init__', 5: 'other', 7: 'hey ', 11: 'hey'}
print(sorted(d.items(),key=lambda item:(item[0].strip(),item[1])))
# output => [(3, '__init__'), (7, 'hey '), (11, 'hey'), (5, 'other')]
if you really want it as a dict (for reasons i cant fathom) and you are using 3.6+ then you can just create a new dict from your sorted items
d2 = dict(sorted(d.items(),key=lambda item:item[1]))
*(note that in 3.6 that dicts maintain order is an implementation detail, not a guarantee, but 3.7+ its part of the language specification)
you can do the same thing in earlier pythons using collections.OrderedDict
from collections import OrderedDict
d2 = OrderedDict(sorted(d.items(),key=lambda item:item[1]))
since you cant use builtin sorted here is a bubble sort for you ... although I dont understand how having strangers on the internet write a sort function for you is any better than just using the python builtin sorted
def my_bubble_sort(list_thing,key_fn):
# sort a list in place by a key fn
changed = True
while changed:
changed = False
for i in range(len(list_thing)-1):
if key_fn(list_thing[i]) > key_fn(list_thing[i+1]):
list_thing[i],list_thing[i+1] = list_thing[i+1],list_thing[i]
changed = True
d = {3: '__init__', 5: 'other', 7: 'hey ', 11: 'hey'}
d_list = d.items()
my_bubble_sort(d_list,lambda item:(item[1].strip(),item[0]))
print(d_list)
Q:
Is comprehending that something is incomprehnsible itself a paradox?
Urfi Shirazi, a Persian poet, in one of his couplets says to his love that your beauty's limit cannot be comprehended and this statement comes from my limited comprehension.
A:
Claiming to know that something is unknowable does not seem to be a paradox straight away, but it can become a paradox if the ground for the unknowability claim is itself umknowable, by its own standard. One famous example from 20th century philosophy is the verification principle of the logical positivists. The verification principle asserted that only statements that can be empirically verified have meaning. It was soon suspected, however, that the verification principle itself cannot be empirically verified, and must be therefore meaningless, by its | 512 |
StackExchange | an old SQL Server DB nor an offline file)
UPDATE 2
It finally connected again.
Since nothing was working, I disregarded the advice and hints I had seen on the interwebs, and set the values to what seemed most logical:
I have all the following tickboxes checked, have "COM1" in the first dropdown, and "Work Network" in the second. When I accpeted those changes, WMDC (nee ActiveStync) shut down. I then manually restarted it, and joy of joys and wonder of wonders, it finally connected again.
UPDATE 3
Now the device lost its connection again "all of a sudden" - and the "Connection Settings" dialog of ActiveStync (Windows Mobile Device Center) somehow grew back its vestigial checkbox, "Allow data connections on device when connected to PC":
What the Deuce!?
A:
For me, anyway, this is how the settings need to look:
Note that the "Allow data connections on device when connected to PC" tickbox is not even visible...?!?
Q:
Problem Uploading a file via FTP using FtpWebRequest when the file does not already exist on FTP server
This seems like a trivial problem, but my web searches for an answer (even on this site) have forced me to ask the question explicitly.
I am uploading a file via FTP from my server to a remote server. My code looks like this...
public void Upload(string fileToUpload)
{
// Get the object used to communicate with the server.
FtpWebRequest request = (FtpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create("ftp://www.remoteserver.com/Data/" + fileToUpload);
request.UsePassive = false;
request.UseBinary = true;
request.Method = WebRequestMethods.Ftp.UploadFile;
request.Credentials = new NetworkCredential ("username","password");
// Copy the contents of the file to the request stream.
StreamReader sourceStream = new StreamReader(fileToUpload);
byte [] fileContents = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(sourceStream.ReadToEnd());
sourceStream.Close();
request.ContentLength = fileContents.Length;
Stream requestStream = request.GetRequestStream();
requestStream.Write(fileContents, 0, fileContents.Length);
requestStream.Close();
FtpWebResponse response = (FtpWebResponse)request.GetResponse();
Console.WriteLine("Upload File Complete, status {0}", response.StatusDescription);
response.Close();
}
This all seems very straight-forward. The problem I am having is that I get a 550 error when the file does not already exist on the remote server. I would assume that if the file doe snot exist, then the file would be created. Further, I assume that if it does that it will be overwritten.
Since this is not the case (at least with writing a new file), I would further assume that I should (a) somehow check for the file first, and (b) create it if it does not exist. But how to do this?
Thanks,
Mike
A:
(comment converted to answer)
What are you passing into fileToUpload, an absolute file path such as c:\File.txt or just a filename like File.txt? Also, do you understand that your program only works with text files, right?
Q:
In Android, play the music of the data/data path
/data/data/com.example/files/received/1386403084460/Over the horizon_2013.mp3
Is it possible to play the media files from the above path without making public copy?
My app created the com.example and its paths, trying to play it using other available media players. The device is not rooted.
FYI:
I get these errors,
Sound Player: Unable to find item,
Google Play Music: Couldn't play the track you requested.
I am reading this | 512 |
gmane | Fools email saying they had
decided to port everything to Django ASAP.
Of course the email was taken seriously and he
got a lot of positive feedback from line developers
and savvy users/managers that they thought it would be a great
idea; it's about time; gotta do something about this
mess...
-- Aaron Watters
My very long term plan is to tackle some version of PCB next. I presume there are two forks now: the one at opencircuitdesign.com, and the one at gpleda.org. The one at gpleda is seemingly newer, and porting from GTK may be easier, too. Ideally, it should be one integrated package that has schematics, PCB, BOM, etc.
Cheers, Kuba
The patch
spi: pic32-sqi: don't pass GFP_DMA32 to dma_alloc_coherent
has been applied to the spi tree at
https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/broonie/spi.git
All being well this means that it will be integrated into the linux-next
tree (usually sometime in the next 24 hours) and sent to Linus during
the next merge window (or sooner if it is a bug fix), however if
problems are discovered then the patch may be dropped or reverted.
You may get further e-mails resulting from automated or manual testing
and review of the tree, please engage with people reporting problems and
send followup patches addressing any issues that are reported if needed.
If any updates are required or you are submitting further changes they
should be sent as incremental updates against current git, existing
patches will not be replaced.
Please add any relevant lists and maintainers to the CCs when replying
to this mail.
Thanks,
Mark
Hi slugger
I have just installed tomcat5 at my FC4 box
when I run the tomcat the warning start complaining about
find: warning: you have specified the -mindepth option after a
non-option argument -type, but options
are not positional (-mindepth affects tests specified before it as well
as those specified after it).
Please specify options before other arguments.
any idea what does it mean
many thanks in advance
I would like to express my thanks to the many people who got together
and developed the R project. The idea, and work, of organizing and, for
no compensation, supporting an open software project must have been (and
still be) daunting. It is clear that the availability of a free,
high-quality programing environment for programming and statistical
analysis has allowed people around the world to perform analyses that
they previously could not do. The continued time and effort that the R
community gives to support that R is greatly appreciated.
Many thanks to the organizers, developers, and supporters of the R
project!
John
I do like the idea of a cohesive overview of how SipX communicates.
So a couple of thoughts on this to add..
Assuming your focusing on phone calls, not IM et al.
You separated transport from interface which is good. Adding BRI, and
DS0 [i.e. pots, 1mb] and perhaps H323, RTP, and T.38 might fill out the
transport list more.
You might want to make the distinction on interfaces clearer regarding
TDM Gateways and SBCs.
So a second type of interface (where | 512 |
goodreads | of nudity, but nothing is over-sexuaised and it is played out with a humour akin to saucy seaside postcards/Carry On films and quickly moved on. There are also cases of other people transformed like Ranma, foremost being his father who get changed into a giant Panda. In both cases these transformation are caused by splashing of cold water (and reversed by hot water immersion) leading to many hilarious conflicts. The pacing of this book and the action/comedy is wonderfully done so, despite being a chunky volume, it soon flies by. My only complaint would be how the book stops mid story arc, making me want to rush out and by the next one to see how it plays out, but that just shows its done the trick!
** spoiler alert **
Francie is an actress in NYC. She is known for playing a detective on a TV show, but it ended shortly after it aired. Francie's dad died when she was a kid, and her mom disappeared soon after. After that happened, Francie moved in with her aunts in Minnesota, but when she got older, she moved to NYC.
One day, while at an audition, Francie gets a call from her aunts, saying that they need help. Francie hadn't talked with them in years, but decides to go and figure out what's going on.
In Minnesota, Francie finds her aunts and asked them what's going on. According to them, people have been dying of strange accidents and committing suicide. But Francie's aunts don't think they are accidents, they think they are murders. Francie's aunts have one suspect in mind, Buck Thorne, the owner of Paradise Realty. Francie's aunts think this because every person that has died, Buck has an interest in their property.
Francie's aunts decide to test this theory, by pretending that they want to sell their house. At an outdour lunch, Buck dies from food poisoning, but the strange thing is that everybody ate the same dish.
The police investigated all the dishes and utensils. They couldn't find the dish, but the spatula her aunts were holding had poison, so the police put them in jail.
While Francie's aunts are in jail, she continues to investigate. She goes to an island, but as she is leaving, she finds someone has stolen her kayak. As she looks back at the island, she realizes that it is on fire. She finds a kayak and steals it. She soon figures out that it is the potter's. As she looks around in the boat, she finds a container, the same on that held the food Buck was poisoned with.
With this new information, and finally ties the accidents to Mrs. Fedresckson, a lady who knew Francie as a kid, and who Francie thinks has something to do with the death of her father and disappearance of her mother.
The book starts off in London on a dull September morning in 1933 with Leo Szilard contemplating the shape of things to come. From this point on, the book is a history book. It is a nuclear | 512 |
reddit | the weekend. Started in January 2017. I don't really have a workout plan, and I love training arms and even though I been increasing weight (started with 7.5kg and now lift 12kg-15kg dumbbells) and rep till failure, I don't really get sore. Can I work them every day of the week? Or should they definitely rest between days? Is it alright to do full body every day? With different types of exercises? Why do some people only do like ''chest and biceps'' or ''back and triceps'', just to focus more on these?
I don't always have my phone, I always have a watch on. My phone is sometimes far away from me. I have a disorder that causes me to lose sensation and sometimes speech but not dexterity. Paramedics will check my wrists. I will be able to show them my watch, whereas my phone may be elsewhere in my apartment or a bag.
I used to not like weed either. Made me super paranoid and sketchy and I pretty much went to sleep every time I smoked it to get rid of the feeling, but then I smoked with some of my closest friends and all my anxiety and paranoia just...went away. I now partake in trees regularly and love smoking with anyone (: So basically, smoke with people who wont trip you out and just sit down with your closest buds and watch some netflix (:
From The Arrogant Worms: I hate Newfoundland cause they talk so weird And Prince Edward Island is... too small Nova Scotia's dumb cause it's the name of a bank New Brunswick doesn't have a good mall Quebec is revolting and it makes me mad Ontario sucks, Ontario sucks "Manitoba's population density is 1.9 people per square kilometer. Isn't that stupid?" Saskatchewan is boring and the people are old And as for the Territories... they're too cold! "And the only really nice thing about the province of British Colombia is that it's right next to us." Cause Albertaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa... doesn't suck. But Calgary doesssssssssssssssssssssssss
I'm not your buddy friend.. Also, isn't it enough that i understand why you might think you know the guy enough to like him? Sports taps into a powerful primal energy. What other activity causes grown ass adults to yell at the TV or cry when meeting one of its participants?
I thought it was anecdote because he talked about that incident with the guy and the toilet paper and also how he read "40 pages on the first day" (or something to that effect) to whatshername, but some people are saying it's emotionally significant, so I wanted to know what you people thought.
LAMP is not a stack. It's a vague grouping of programs. The programs have no real integration with each other and no similarities. You can replace the Apache with lighttpd and the integration level is the same. I've been dealing with the LAMP 'stack' for over a decade and it's not simple at all. Apache alone has a massive number of knobs to turn. PHP has no proper dependency management and different | 512 |
reddit | to loot the bodies. Knocked 2 guys who were in the middle of the road looting. Knocked the 3rd guy who tried to rescue them with the crossbow as well. 4th guy finally spotted me and entered the building. No choice but switched to using Vector, jumped down and killed him from behind.
So is smearing shit on the wall; I'm not sure I see your point. I'm generally happy for anyone to do anything they like as long as it doesn't hurt or excessively negatively impact other people. I have no issue with ASBOs, and there's no suggestion they've ever been used, or could be used, to inhibit basic freedoms. Whether they're effective for their intended purpose or not is another matter, of course...
Just gotta have water on the exact point you're drilling and it's probably best to use a drill press so you won't be sliding around. Even this way though it still got kind of sloppy, I'm definitely going to be building some tool to make this easier though, should be fun!
I do use an adblocker. Yet still there was an ad that took over the browser. I don't remember the specific ad, but it was one that tries to get you to run a virus scan. Maybe malware was a strong word, but it was a very sketchy looking ad.
My father is a useless and abusive drunk, and my mother stresses out working 7 days a week so we can live on our own. Never really had a childhood because it consisted of living with friends or relatives and lots of therapy coupled with psychiatry along with having to understand how poor were/are and can barely live an even remotely comfortable life.
If the flash from Earth 2 suddenly changed skin color, i think people would notice even with a blurry face. xD Remember that Wally originally isn't from Central City. The whole situation with Joe, Barry and Iris could mean that hes still living with his mom. Also he was kind of a minor character during the E2 trip so it would be weird to see Wally in E2 Central City.
In his 1977 autobiography CEO Ray Kroc prohibited the company from selling hot dogs, regardless of potential demand, as he regarded them as unhygienic; however, hot dogs were introduced in 1995 at some Midwestern located stores (at the option of the franchise-holder) as a summer item. UK stores sold hot dogs during the late nineties on the McChoice menu (later PoundSaver). Also, at least one American restaurant offered Oscar Mayer hot dogs at some time, notably in Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, and McDonald's locations at Toronto Metro Zoo and SkyDome in Toronto offered hot dogs until 1999. In Tokyo locations, hot dogs were available in 2001, and have been reintroduced for 2009, dubbed the "McHot Dog." **** Love thy wikipedia
This is the floor plan of the house - as it appears today, but these type of houses don't change very much. If they had entered through the back of the house and only stayed in the kitchen I | 512 |
reddit | ended up doing a lot of stupid shit. I went to A-school in Pensacola and during that time you could still drink at 18 in New Orleans. In the end it came down to family issues back home and me seeming to test certain waters a little too much. I wrote a lot of bad checks, ended up AWOL near the end, I hated showering on the ship and felt very claustrophobic after a while. That being said. With me not knowing what was really happening and through a series of unfortunate events, which I created, the Navy dx'd me with borderline personality disorder and in the end booted me out with an OTH. Once I was out and finally got into therapy on the civilian side of things, which came to pass from failed suicide attempts and a few hospitalizations that is when I got the bipolar dx instead.
Utter curb stomp: You are comparing a regional power from a world where people shit kittens if a smart bomb malfunctions and kills a wedding party to a global super power from a world where they hand out tactical nuclear weapons to 19 year old conscripts and that televises its war crimes for the folks at home to watch. Fallout US is a global superpower who can be expected to throw several Corps (3-6 or more?)into its drive into Canada. Modern Canada has about 4 divisions with 11900 men total. The 3-6 US corps will be made up of about 2-5 divisions each consisting of 11,486-18,000. So US forces consists of between 68,916-540,000. It will be even higher if the US forces in Alaska realize they are not under Chinese threat anymore and are put into the fight. The teeth to tail ratio for the falloutverse US Army is probably favors teeth far more then a modern army so a higher percentage will be combat troops. NBC protective Power Armor capable of stopping modern small arms is in widespread use, even the basic combat armor shrugs off 5.56mm in the game. Both Night Vision and some form of GPS (pip boy map) are shown to exist. Soldiers are given performance enhancing drugs. Laser and Plasma weaponry is very common as are infantry level tactical nuclear weapons. Its likely that at the battalion level tactical nukes are even more widespread and chemical weapons like VX are common as well. What the Fallout US lacks is tanks, but it seems to be far more airmobile. It definitely supplements the combat power of the infantry with powerful combat robots. I would guess that the fallout US army is like the 1950s US penatomic army, light, highly mobile, designed to fight and survive on a nuclear battlefield. Airpower wise the fallout verse is more of a mixed bag, with WW2 prop planes and high tech jet fighters both in service. Likely you still see stuff like nuclear air to air missiles and Napalm. Even less is known about the navy but it won't matter much as this is a land war. What Canada has in its | 512 |
DM Mathematics | 4, -2 in increasing or
0*o. Suppose l(b) = 0. Calculate b.
-1, 0
Let y(x) be the first derivative of x**4/8 + x**3/4 - 3*x**2/2 + 2*x - 4. Let r(p) be the first derivative of y(p). Determine u, given that r(u) = 0.
-2, 1
Let l(h) be the second derivative of h**5/20 - 7*h**4/12 + 7*h**3/3 - 4*h**2 - h + 7. Determine j, given that l(j) = 0.
1, 2, 4
Suppose 12 = 4*b - 8. Find v, given that -b - 2*v**2 - 5 + 12 = 0.
-1, 1
Let l = 216/23 - 1420/161. Factor 2/7*y**2 - 6/7 - l*y.
2*(y - 3)*(y + 1)/7
What is k in 4/3*k**2 - 164/3 + 160/3*k = 0?
-41, 1
Let t(x) be the third derivative of -x**9/37800 - x**8/8400 - x**7/6300 + 9*x**4/8 - 26*x**2. Let j(z) be the second derivative of t(z). Factor j(r).
-2*r**2*(r + 1)**2/5
Let f = 155 + -153. Let v be (44/143)/(f/13). Factor -96/5*q + 24/5*q**v + 128/5 - 2/5*q**3.
-2*(q - 4)**3/5
What is s in -3*s**4 + 621*s - 208*s - 3*s**3 - 200*s + 6*s**2 + 2*s**4 - 205*s = 0?
-4, -1, 0, 2
Let t(n) be the second derivative of n**7/3360 - n**6/240 + 11*n**5/480 - n**4/16 + 2*n**3 - 35*n. Let r(x) be the second derivative of t(x). Factor r(z).
(z - 3)*(z - 2)*(z - 1)/4
Let m(g) be the first derivative of 5*g**3 + 22 - 3*g**5 + 5*g**4 + 0*g**4 - g**5 + 5*g**5. Factor m(n).
5*n**2*(n + 1)*(n + 3)
Let a(g) be the first derivative of g**8/7560 - g**7/3780 - g**6/540 + g**5/108 - g**4/54 + 9*g**3 + 29. Let k(x) be the third derivative of a(x). Factor k(i).
2*(i - 1)**3*(i + 2)/9
Let k(v) be the third derivative of -v**7/1365 - v**6/260 - v**5/195 - 20*v**2 + v. Determine w, given that k(w) = 0.
-2, -1, 0
Let t(r) be the third derivative of r**6/120 - 7*r**5/20 - 15*r**4/8 - 23*r**3/6 + r**2 + 95. Determine j so that t(j) = 0.
-1, 23
Factor 650*y + 44*y**4 - 235*y**2 - 230*y**3 - 284*y - 316*y + 11*y**4.
5*y*(y - 5)*(y + 1)*(11*y - 2)
Let u(l) be the first derivative of -1/390*l**5 + 1/39*l**3 + l**2 + 6 + 0*l**4 + 0*l. Let h(p) be the second derivative of u(p). Factor h(f).
-2*(f - 1)*(f + 1)/13
Let x(c) be the first derivative of -3*c**5/10 + c**4 - c**3 + c/2 - 128. Factor x(r).
-(r - 1)**3*(3*r + 1)/2
Let b(k) be the first derivative of 12*k - 3/4*k**4 - 2 + 0*k**2 - 3*k**3. Factor b(w).
-3*(w - 1)*(w + 2)**2
Let t(a) = -5*a - 16. Let v be t(-8). Let l be 51/99 + -1 + 16/v. Solve 2/11*i**4 + 2/11*i + 0 - 2/11*i**2 - l*i**3 = 0 for i.
-1, 0, 1
Let k(m) = -13*m**4 + 8*m**3 - 8*m**2 + 6*m + 21. Let f(r) = -2*r**4 + r**3 - r**2 + r + 3. Let o(b) | 512 |
reddit | my EdTech projects that I've worked on in the past. Several of the projects have survived on their own with community support. With the advancements in Machine Learning and automation looming in a way where a disproportionate portion of the workforce about to be displaced. What is BMGF doing to to help prepare for this great transition in the workforce? Are you / going to fund more programs that help determine the kinds of jobs that will be available in the future and re-educate the workforce? Is BMGF working with public schools now to prepare students for this change in the future?
I apologize if I didn't use the correct meme, could you clarify for me? My understanding was an awkward moment cause by something that happened. And after I said that I froze, and he made a really awkward 'heh' sound. I was actually surprised that he seemed a little offended by an honest mistake.
Others have said that you fit QA, but I think you are a good fit for the maintenance/sustenance. QA is to assure quality in the software, done mainly by understanding the requirements and testing them, manual or automated. It is as important, and perhaps more important while releasing software. But, what you did for your friends is triage, i.e. when there is a problem, you can dig in and find why it isn't working and then eventually fix it. QA and issue triage are a lot different in practice. The issue triage, fix and maintenance of software is usually called maintenance engineering or sustaining engineering.
A team full of trickshotter should not happen. I understand what they are and trust they will do it to everyone. Most will do it to one person but some do it to the full team. This shouldn't even happen in public lobbys anyways. Who's side are you on? I ask because I get the feeling you don't like this happening either.
Thanks for looking it over! I ended up going with your first suggestion and just have an isolated <form-group>. I then pass editable content as a parameter on the form-group, so you end up with this: <form-group account="{{account}}"> <form-control>**input here**</form-control> </form-group> This allows me to maintain the Form object for each one (which holds its "submittable" state, etc) and basically do everything I want with only the slight overhead of having to pass in the object I'm trying to edit with the form. Thanks for your help!
I'm a big supporter of the anti-Griffith brigade. I studied poli sci and IR there for a year and a half and then transferred to UQ. I can happily say UQ has far superior lecturers and facilities. They have dedicated faculty libraries with a wealth of resources, and pretty decent online stuff. The lecturers are world renowned and in my faculty are or have worked with the top theorists. It's also the centre for a lot of research, for me the R2P headquarters is a pretty big draw. There's also the distinction between Griffith being a level 2 university and UQ being level 1, which prompted | 512 |
gmane | I
would be happy to help here if I could join the project, or for someone
else to do the work, but it does need doing by someone.
Regards,
Roger
Hi all,
doing some work with a regex library I stumbled over some segmentation
faults due to illegal byte combinatations.
Looking for a way to get this caught some way, I failed in finding any place
at GHC (6.10.1) or Hackage libraries where this is covered -- a quick check
with HUnit revealed it to be crashing by this phenomenon.
So I would like to ask about the state of this issue,
o Is there principally no way to (generally) catch segmentation faults??
(This would be hard to believe, as the described kind of noise is to be
expected at production systems, especially with user generated content.)
o Are segmentation faults «prohibited» in Haskell so the advice is just to
change the used library and forget the whole stuff??
o Did I oversee the generic mechanism for catching of segmentation
faults?? (If yes, do you please give me a hint??)
o If no, is there a workaround which might be practicable??
Thanks a lot in advance,
Dorinho
Hello,
The Apache Curator team is pleased to announce the release of version
2.4.0. The Apache Curator Java libraries make using Apache ZooKeeper
easier and more reliable.
The Curator team would like to particularly thank the Curator
community for making this release possible. Almost every issue in this
release was started or patched by a Curator community member. In
particular, a special thank you to Evaristo José Camarero for his
tireless work on CURATOR-72.
Link to release notes:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/ReleaseNote.jspa?projectId=12314425&version=12325558
The most recent source release can be obtained from an Apache Mirror:
http://www.apache.org/dyn/closer.cgi/curator/
(mirror sync times may vary)
The binary artifacts for Curator are available from Maven Central and
its mirrors.
For general information on Apache Curator, please visit the project
website: http://curator.apache.org
Regards,
I just got an interactive web-based calendar working on our website. I
have made it so that the accounts for posting news and the accounts for
posting events on the calendar are the same. So if you can do one, you
can do the other with the same username and password. I have created
and merged a calendar of Jewish important dates and holidays with the
calendar, as well as some US Holidays. I had to modify the code heavily
in order to get it to look the way I wanted it to, so if something
doesn't seem to work right.. or elements disappear.. or it just doesn't
look right, it is probably my fault. Send me a message and I'll fix it.
Play with it to make sure I didn't mess anything up too majorly. Once
again, if anyone wants a username/password to post news and calendar
events, e-mail me what you want and I'll put it in for you. And once
again, the site is only as useful as the members make it, so put stuff
on.
The next thing I am going to add is a dynamic photo-gallery. If | 512 |
YouTubeCommons | can do this into the waft and kill them at thirty percent from the edge. It's extremely strong. Yep, it's extremely strong. Usually, when you're at like, 110 Warios try to down tilt into their dash attack, that's how they kill. Let's keep doing this then, you hit it, then dash attack after it, it's pretty good. Oh, and F tilt, it's really good if you catch the ledge jump. See? As predicts his ledge jump, you get it there this could also be used for two framing. It's a guess though, but yeah. The ICF codes used a lot for that. You're probably gonna F tilt more for kills than you're gonna do all these three combined, 'cause the smash attacks quite frankly, kinda suck. So he's all about the aerials , the bike, and the tilts, like up tilt and a combo or a fart. Down tilt to dash attack, or F tilt. His tilts are pretty good, smash attacks are probably the one thing he has the weakest in everything. The bike doesn't respond as fast like in other games, like you can do the bike, you can jump off it, you can go under stages. On stages like Town and City, you can go for like, so on stages like Town and City, you could go-- I need this destroyed! Destroy it. On stages like Town and City, you can go low, and if you miss, you just-- wait. Since you can fly under town, you do this and then you can recover under. But I'm on Big Battlefield so I didn't make it. But on Town and City you can just make that. You just do a late downer, and then do the bike double jump and the recover up under the stage. But a stage like Pokemon City, you can't do that, because there's a big wall thing at the bottom of the stage. You can't actually go under it. So, the stage actually affects Wario. Certain stages like the Yoshi Island brawl stage, Smashville, are really good platform layouts for him. Lylat's a good platform layout and Town & City. Those four stages, according to what I've talked to with people like Leffen and Mango, for example, they say that those have good platform layouts because when you do the full out up air, you can land into an up tilt and extend your combo tree. So those stages, those platforms are really good. So you get a nair and the you do the up tilts and the up airs and land on the platform. The upper has low lane lag and also ultra chances very quickly. - Talk about the bike. - So his bike is really strong it can kill at 140 at the edge. It's more like this. Why are you wearing a poo poo hat? Dude he spams, that's all he spams on Facebook. He just spams the poo poo. He loves the poo poo smiley, he loves the poo poo smile. I don't know why he loves the poo poo. | 512 |
StackExchange | to avoid these errors and prevent AsyncTask from failing.
What I've seen so far is:
Disable orientation changes.(For sure not the way you should handle this.)
Letting the task survive and updating it with the new activity instance via onRetainNonConfigurationInstance
Just canceling the task when the Activity is destroyed and restarting it when the Activity is created again.
Binding the task to the application class instead of the activity instance.
Some method used in the "shelves" project (via onRestoreInstanceState)
Some code examples:
Android AsyncTasks during a screen rotation, Part I and Part II
ShelvesActivity.java
Can you help me to find the best approach which solves the problem best and is easy to implement as well? The code itself is also important as I don't know how to solve this correctly.
A:
Do NOT use android:configChanges to address this issue. This is very bad practice.
Do NOT use Activity#onRetainNonConfigurationInstance() either. This is less modular and not well-suited for Fragment-based applications.
You can read my article describing how to handle configuration changes using retained Fragments. It solves the problem of retaining an AsyncTask across a rotation change nicely. You basically need to host your AsyncTask inside a Fragment, call setRetainInstance(true) on the Fragment, and report the AsyncTask's progress/results back to it's Activity through the retained Fragment.
A:
I usually solve this by having my AsyncTasks fire broadcast Intents in the .onPostExecute() callback, so they don't modify the Activity that started them directly. The Activities listen to these broadcasts with dynamic BroadcastReceivers and act accordingly.
This way the AsyncTasks don't have to care about the specific Activity instance that handles their result. They just "shout" when they're finished, and if an Activity is around that time (is active and focused / is in it's resumed state) which is interested in the results of the task, then it will be handled.
This involves a bit more overhead, since the runtime needs to handle the broadcast, but I usually don't mind. I think using the LocalBroadcastManager instead of the default system wide one speeds things up a bit.
A:
Here is another example of an AsyncTask that uses a Fragment to handle runtime configuration changes (as when the user rotates the screen) with setRetainInstance(true). A determinate (regularly updated) progress bar is also demonstrated.
The example is partly based on the official docs, Retaining an Object During a Configuration Change.
In this example the work requiring a background thread is the mere loading of an image from the internet into the UI.
Alex Lockwood appears to be right that when it comes to handling runtime configuration changes with AsyncTasks using a "Retained Fragment" is best practice. onRetainNonConfigurationInstance() gets deprecated in Lint, in Android Studio. The official docs warn us off using android:configChanges, from Handling the Configuration Change Yourself, ...
Handling the configuration change yourself can make it much more difficult to use alternative resources, because the system does not automatically apply them for you. This technique should be considered a last resort when you must avoid restarts due to a configuration change and is not recommended for most | 512 |
reddit | it will be my fault, but I don't see the danger. I get the concern, but I know this machine would run for weeks without issues.
Oh yeah thank you. Good source of information. Just one more question that I did not find there. How much of blood of Sargeras do you need to upgrade artifact to max? Does a person need a lot or not. Meaning would I be fine doing the missions and so on to upgrade?
Mixing benzos and alcohol is extremely dangerous when overdone. It can be done relatively safe if you take very low doses, but it's a slippery slope especially if you don't have the tolerance to help out. It literally can kill you from respiratory depression, and since a lot of people have problems with compulsive redosing you better be damn sure you won't overdo it.
Voluntary VAT registration is beneficial if you expect to be in a repayment positions. So farmers and companies that export tend to benefit from voluntary registration. Some businesses register because a customer forces them to and some register because it makes them look more legitimate. In my opinion you shouldn't voluntary register unless you absolutely have to. Have you considered the additional admin burden of submitting returns? Many taxpayers fall foul of this. Also if you make a mistake on your returns, hmrc can issue penalties and interest. So it's important that you get things right.
Yeah same with me and him. He'd confessed to me a few weeks before then kissed me on the last day of school. We were each other's first kisses and it was just magical. We decided not to date right away because we didn't want to lose our friendship or have any other drama at the time, but we may later on. But for now I guess we're just friends with alot of romantic tension who can make out whenever and not have it be awkward afterwards at all xD. I'm happy to hear that you guys stayed friends, that's really rare.
The ticket I received stated that a strange noise would randomly come from this lady's PC. I went up to see her and of course the noise didn't happen in the 10 minutes I was there. I stopped by to see how a different user was doing for an unrelated problem when she comes running down the hall. "It's happening now!! It's playing happy birthday!!" I drop what I'm doing and get down there and her damn company issued alarm clock strategically placed next to her speakers was playing happy birthday tones.
Unlocking Bastion required you to win 50 duels with ~~1~~ 3 card or less, but it's not restricted to GX World duels. I was farming Rex for like the 30th time (need that Last Gamble) and then I got the notification that Bastion was unlocked at the GX gate. No idea if the character unlock missions (win a duel with only ___ type of card) can be completed everywhere or just GX. Edit: 3 cards or less not 1
Your first two | 512 |
s2orc | manipulator show the potentials of the proposed approach in the context of autonomous object sorting with robust and fast sorting performance.
I. INTRODUCTION
Object sorting has numerous applications in a diverse range of environments and contexts, ranging from household and industrial settings to agriculture and pharmaceutical industries. However, objects sorting tasks performed by human beings are tedious and error-prone in nature, especially over extended periods of time. In order to improve on the deficiencies of human-based sorting applications, the use of autonomous or semi-autonomous robots has been proposed in recent studies [1]- [4]. In [1], Gupta at al. proposed a framework, which sorted the simple Duplo bricks by size and color by using depth data to determine the grasp pose for the bricks. However, its application was limited to very light objects with simple geometries. In [2], Zeng at al. proposed an robotic pickand-place system, which was able to grasp and recognize objects in cluttered environment. In this algorithm, the object recognizing happened after grasping, and it seemed suitable for the cleaning task than object's sorting. In [3], Guerin et al. applied an unsupervised deep neural network for a robotic manipulator to classify the object based on feature extraction and standard clustering algorithm. It sorted well the objects with similar geometries, however, it failed to classify the same type objects with different dimensions.
To work in complex environment [5], [6], an autonomous sorting machine should have the following capabilities: (i) detection and classification of objects with different shapes, sizes and physical properties, (ii) optimal object grasping, and (iii) trajectory generation and motion planning within the 3D environment. In this paper, we present our development of an autonomous object sorting system using robotic grasping mechanism. By using deep neural networks, the system is able to detect multiple types of objects, select an optimal grasping object, and its optimal grasp pose, perform the grasp action on a real robotic manipulator. Particularly, the contribution of this paper are:
• development of a complete integration system of robotic sorting manipulator, • combination of two convolutional neural networks (CNNs) to be able to process RGB-D data to do both duties of object detection and object grasping. Combining with Trajopt [7] motion planner, the experiments on AUBO robotic manipulator show the potentials of the proposed approach in the context of autonomous object sorting with robust and fast sorting performance. This paper has been divided into five sections. In section II, state-of-the-art, related to object detection, grasping mechanisms and robotic motion planning for pick-and-place operations, will be presented. Section III will discuss the salient features of the proposed method for development of object sorting system using autonomous robotic manipulator and Deep CNNs. Section IV will discuss the different aspects of the experimentation and associated results. Section V will conclude the research findings and provide recommendations for future research in relevant research area.
II. RELATED WORK
This section discusses the state-of-the-art technologies in Object Detection and Object Grasping.
Object Detection. The sorting system runs in real-time manners and performs both detection and grasping work. Thus, it requires that the used | 512 |
s2orc | i ∂x j ∂x k − Γ l i j ∂ 2 u ∂x k ∂x l , (3.3) ∇ i jk u = ∂ 3 u ∂x i ∂x j ∂x k − ∂Γ l i j ∂x k ∂u ∂x l − Γ l i j Γ p kl ∂u ∂x p − Γ l i j ∇ kl u − Γ l ki ∇ l j u − Γ l k j ∇ il u. (3.4)
Let σ(x) be the distance function from x ∈ M
Bio-inspired Active Skins for Surface Morphing
Yujin Park
Materials Science and Engineering Program
University of California-San Diego
La JollaCAUSA
Active, Responsive
and Ordered-materials Research (ARMOR) Laboratory
La JollaMultifunctionalUSA
Gianmarco Vella
Materials Science and Engineering Program
University of California-San Diego
La JollaCAUSA
Active, Responsive
and Ordered-materials Research (ARMOR) Laboratory
La JollaMultifunctionalUSA
Kenneth J Loh kenloh@ucsd.edu
Materials Science and Engineering Program
University of California-San Diego
La JollaCAUSA
Department of Structural Engineering
University of California-San Diego
La JollaCAUSA
Active, Responsive
and Ordered-materials Research (ARMOR) Laboratory
La JollaMultifunctionalUSA
Bio-inspired Active Skins for Surface Morphing
10.1038/s41598-019-55163-11 Scientific RepoRtS | (2019) 9:18609 | https:// www.nature.com/scientificreports
Mechanical metamaterials that leverage precise geometrical designs and imperfections to induce unique material behavior have garnered significant attention. This study proposes a Bio-Inspired Active Skin (BIAS) as a new class of instability-induced morphable structures, where selective out-of-plane material deformations can be pre-programmed during design and activated by in-plane strains. The deformation mechanism of a unit cell geometrical design is analyzed to identify how the introduction of hinge-like notches or instabilities, versus their pristine counterparts, can pave way for controlling bulk BIAS behavior. Two-dimensional arrays of repeating unit cells were fabricated, with notches implemented at key locations throughout the structure, to harvest the instability-induced surface features for applications such as camouflage, surface morphing, and soft robotic grippers.Nature has shown that some of its creatures can dynamically morph their skin texture to adapt to their ever-changing surroundings. Coleoid cephalopods, namely octopus and cuttlefish, are widely studied examples. They are capable of changing their skin from a smooth to a jagged texture, on-demand and reversibly, for signaling, hunting, and camouflage 1 . In cuttlefish, both the concentric and horizontal erector muscles, which exist in the initially smooth two-dimensional (2D) soft-tissue, contract at discrete locations throughout the cephalopod's skin to exhibit protruding three-dimensional (3D) surface "bumps" or papillae(Fig. 1a-c). This mechanism is known as muscular hydrostat 1-4 . This ingenious ability of cephalopods to continuously morph their surface texture is direct evidence that their skin is active and multifunctional.These unique morphing skins found in nature have motivated studies focused on designing and architecting bio-inspired materials that exhibit functionalities such as auxetic behavior 5-7 , enhanced stretch-ability 8 , negative thermal expansion 9,10 , and swelling properties 11,12 . A common mechanism that these carefully structured materials leverage is to excite instabilities within the structure to generate the desired functionalities. More recently, simple harnessing of instabilities through carefully perforated elastic sheets demonstrated its effectiveness as a mechanism for controllable friction properties of a surface 13 . Such architected materials, | 512 |
ao3 | know you, Linds. Your bark is always worse than your bite..."
"I should start showing my bite more then."
"You definitely should. I missed it."
Holly winked and she returned it with a smirk. Presences from back in her life were never welcomed in her life but Holly might be the exception. Cocky, flirty and without strings. Fun, just like she used to be after she fled from Canada.
She truly hated the nickname though. It had to go.
"I never will if you don't stop calling me as a blonde, naive child"
She merely laughed.
"So, what do you need today Linds?"
She turned on her heels and made for the door. Some respect needed to be upheld.
the kitten
Klaus started sneaking out young. He was always very curious and hated feeling closed in. Usually he would just go for short walks around the block or sit out in the courtyard, maybe even walk to the closest park if he was feeling extra brave. He was 12 when he came back home hiding a kitten under his shirt. He knew his dad would hate it but the little cat was all alone and didn’t have a collar on, what kind of person would he be if he just left her outside to starve? Not klaus that’s for sure. He tiptoed his way down the hall, kitten purring against his stomach in the middle of the night. Once safely inside his room with the door closed he let out a breath of relief, he succeeded in getting the cat inside without getting caught now he just had to figure out how to keep it that way.
He was rudely awaken by Diego bursting through his door the next morning. Apparently he had overslept and it was almost time to start training. The cat was sleeping curled up on his chest when he quickly sat up sending the kitten falling to the floor. She was fine of course, probably just a bit annoyed. She walked right over to Diego and started rubbing against his shoe. Diego quickly shut the door behind him and looked down confused.
“Uh klaus, what’s this?” He asked still staring at the cat.
“It’s a cat duh, now shut up before someone hears you” klaus loudly whispered while running over to pick her up “isn’t she the cutest? I couldn’t leave her, she looked so lonely”
“Dads gonna freak, you know the rules! We can’t have pets. When he finds out he’s going to make you get rid of it” diego said still staring intensely at the cat, now on klaus’ shoulder rubbing against the side of his head.
“You don’t think I know that? That’s why dads never going to find out. She’s a little cat, how hard could she be to hide?” Klaus asked, “here, hold her while I get dressed, dad will get mad if I’m late to training again. I don’t want to give him any reason to come in here right now” he said while handing the kitten over to Diego. Diego reluctantly | 512 |
s2orc | Then the theory has a fixed point in the leading order [17] which is also true within the 1/N expansion performed directly in three dimensions [18].
Consider the properties of the fixed point #2. Let us calculate the dimensions. One has for the field Since γ V = −γ A in the background gauge, one obtains
[A] = D − 2 2 + 1 2 γ A = D − 2 2 + 4 − D 2 = 1 in any D.[g * ] = D − 4 − γ V = D − 4 + γ A = 0 in any D !
Thus, one has a dimensionless coupling at the fixed point that means renormalizability. The theory at the fixed point is perturbatively nonrenormalizable, but nonperturbatively renormalizable! (cf Ref. [13]).
Current Situation of Clinical Trials of Drugs for Children's Indications in China
Posted Date: June 29th, 2021
Lin Song
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Army Medical University
Army Medical University
Sujuan Ran
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Army Medical University
Army Medical University
Yuntao Jia
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Army Medical University
Army Medical University
Bin Li
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Army Medical University
Army Medical University
Jin Xu
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Army Medical University
Army Medical University
Bennian Huo
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Army Medical University
Army Medical University
Nange Yin
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Army Medical University
Army Medical University
Maolin Ai
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Army Medical University
Army Medical University
Yao Liu
Children's Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
Children's Hospital of | 512 |
reddit | like mine to help deal with it?
I have a friend who makes music videos and raps. If he was just a rapper idk if he’d be as popular as he’d be now. But he’s actually very talented with making music videos and has a pretty big following. He’s also done music videos for people who actually made it big too and lives pretty comfortably now. Sometimes with music you gotta do more than just rapping to make it.
Do you think it's possible the accutane triggered a health problem for you? A puffy under-eye area is a common symptom in [hypothyroidism/myxedema](https://www.healthline.com/health/myxedema#overview1), and there are some studies that suggest accutane lowers thyroid hormones. [Abstract](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27212279) "Effects of isotretinoin on the thyroid gland and thyroid function tests in acne patients: A preliminary study." Disclaimer: I'm not a medical professional but have personal interest in thyroid function.
I tend to agree. The only big I can think of off of the top of my head who came back after injuring his foot is Brook Lopez. Granted its not the same injury, but its the only one I could really grab off of the top of my head. Most likely Durant will come back but never quite be as good, and miss an increasing amount of games each season. I hope I am wrong though.
First, try to break up your text so its not a wall next time please. :) Second, STAY THE COURSE. Do not risk reapplying and ruining everything, especially since you would have to explain to most schools why you applied, was accepted, and did not go. It's not a good thing to put on a re-application and it is most certainly not worth the risk. I know it's not what you want to hear, but it's more of what you need to hear. Just be happy you are in. PS. I am finishing up my first year of med school in Los Angeles and have always despised this city, but it still isn't as bad as you would imagine (you spend more time studying that riding naked through streets anyways) and year one has gone by lightning fast.
Yikes... if you're a driven person who can get the work done, then yeah. It also depends on what the lab is and what the other classes are since difficulties can vary. Assess yourself. I personally couldn't do 5 classes and a lab... well, I could, but I like free time and not going crazy. Up to you.
That's a very good point and I don't have a real answer. A couple things I can think of is the fact that it is harder in some other professions to tell if someone does a good job. Like the guy who changes my oil...I have no idea if he did it right or not until my engine blows up (which I have had happen). Also I usually don't actually interact with him directly, just the receptionist. Another thing is we spend more time with a waiter than the person bagging our groceries so it makes a little more | 512 |
s2orc | program was defined for investigating the fundamental effects of crystal structure, phase composition and morphology on physical properties of carbon steel wires.
Materials and Methods
The samples examined in this study were obtained from AISI 1000 series plain carbon steel wire rods, with carbon content varying from 0.03 to 0.78 wt. % C, the chemical compositions of which are given in Table 1. For investigating the effect of microstructural characteristics, notably, the influence of carbon content and of phase morphology on the electrical and magnetic properties of carbon steel wires, cold-drawn wires were submitted to different thermal treatments, according to each microstructural aspect to be studied. The obtained materials are classified in groups A, B, and C, as described below:
• Group A: carbon steel wires with varying fractions of proeutectoid ferrite and pearlite, produced with different batches of steels containing from 0.03 to 0.78 wt. % C that were austenitized in an electric-powered furnace at 950 • C in an inert atmosphere for 85 s and cooled in a molten lead bath at a constant temperature of 580 • C for 35 s before final cooling at room temperature; • Group B: pearlitic steel wires with different interlamellar spacing, produced from 0.78 wt. % C steels that were austenitized at 950 • C for about 85 s, then cooling in a molten lead bath at constant transformation temperatures of 540, 560, 580, 600, 620, and 640 • C for 35 s, followed by cooling at room temperature; • Group C: eutectoid steel wires with different types of microstructure features, produced from 0.78 wt. % C steels. Fine and coarse lamellar pearlite by austenitization at 950 • C and cooling at 540 and 640 • C; spheroidite microstructures by annealing the pearlitic samples at a relatively high temperature of 700 • C in an inert-atmosphere furnace for different soaking times of 8, 24, and 72 h, and cooled in air; martensite by austenitization in an oven at 950 • C for 85 s and subsequent quench in a water bath at 25 • C; and, finally, tempered martensite by high temperature tempering of the martensitic samples in a molten lead bath at 580 • C for 35 s. The samples were air-cooled after the transformation end.
The main microstructural aspects of the steel wires were evaluated by metallographic analysis using optical (Zeiss Axioplan 2) and field-emission scanning electron (FE-SEM, JEOL JSM-7200F) microscopes. Average prior-austenite grain sizes (PAGS) were calculated from quenched samples of each steel grade using the intercept method (ASTM E112), and phase volume fractions of the heat-treated samples hereto described were estimated by phase-contrast image analysis from optical micrographs. The evaluation of the mean values of true interlamellar spacing of pearlite (ILS) was carried out from FE-SEM observations according to Underwood's method, and precipitate sizes of spheroidite determined by the interception procedure. The mechanical properties were measured via standard tensile tests (ASTM E8) using a Zwick Roell test machine, and Vickers microhardness measurements carried out on the cross-section of polished samples in Buehler and Zwick Roell ZHµ machines.
The effects | 512 |
YouTubeCommons | lot of people come here whatever stuff party um stuff here you a lot of people coming here but some reason no almost no one is here and i'm going to do this awesome awesome base no it's not that dim it's awesome right it's not awesome sucks so you know mama stuff outside it's really fun you talk to people whatever i'll say i'm cutting minecraft double chests off right there there we go up two three four five six seven man and i can't do that and i can't do that can't do that because do that yeah watch so now is hey behind him is a wolf shot
good morning everyone very good to see you all and it's good to be here in the house of God on the Lord's Day opening up the word of God very very privileged to do that especially as we set aside a Sabbath that we can really focus on it and we're not distracted I mean weekly devotions are great and all but they're also thoughts are scattered there's a lot of things going on during the week so it's great to see you all good to see everyone coming in let's pray Our Father we just asked for your help today indeed you say in this book James that we're studying in chapter 3 verse 1 that not many should presume to be teachers for they will face a stricter judgment and it is probably that way father because we're handling your word and your words are should be elevated above man's words and also your words should not be misrepresented so we ask for your Holy Spirit here to help us in that and to help in particular but the listeners as well to uh see if the text is indicating what the speaker says we pray this in Jesus name amen well today we're continuing a survey through the New Testament recall that we went through Hebrews last not last class that I taught but a while back and the book after Hebrews is James oh by the way Sunday school you may be dismissed so today's as we continue this survey in the uh in the New Testament well really we've it's been a survey in the whole Bible back at EBC we started in Genesis now I didn't teach all of them but I taught some of those along the way and we find our way now up to the point of the book of James and even that is somewhat illustrative because we we take the Old Testament as as still important and many of its principles are still in force some need to be discerned as as to pertaining only to the ceremonial law but we should be whole Bible Christians and that's that's my point well we have two verses up there that are representative of the content of James and I've I've decided to call James the Proverbs of the New Testament you guys see if you like that see if it | 512 |
ao3 | Nisanrae frowned.
“Savage find his brother?” Uono tipped his head.
“The idiot’s probably dead.” Leilanta shook hers. “The likelihood of--”
“We need to go now. No time for questions. Let’s go.” Nihera interrupted, stepping onto the ship.
They returned, setting up camp on the far side, near the men’s old camp.
“Place is abandoned.” Genaso sighed. “You know, we used to live here! You even care?”
“Stop it.” Koru frowned. “Of course Nihera cares.”
“I need to go.” She shrugged. “Nisanrae, Leilanta, Katoli. Stay with the men.”
“Yes ma’am.” Katoli noded.
Nihera met Talzin near the temple, sitting down with her inside. “Savage has informed me he is on his way back. He has found Maul. He would not have if it weren’t for you. Thank you.”
“Too little too late.” She sighed. “Everyone’s dead.”
“We...have lost many, yes. But there are benefits to having him back.” Nihera stayed silent. “One would think you’d be delighted to see him.”
“I am. I will be. But...it’s been a long time.”
“Things are going to go well, I promise you. I may need your assistance. This is why you’ve trained so much in these last ten years.”
“Twelve.” She snapped. “It’s been twelve years.”
“Are your survivors alive?”
“Yes.”
She paused. “I sense him. They are here. Are you ready?”
15. Chapter 15
**Summary for the Chapter:**
> Suggested Necessary Watching:
Clone Wars - "Revenge"
Nihera followed Talzin as she dissipated, appearing before Savage. She didn’t want to follow too close. Something in her was fearful. Something was wrong. It made her feel sick.
In the last few years, Nihera had mastered balancing herself on the ledge of tipping entirely to the dark side, as the Nightsister teachings had instilled in her. But the energy that she was feeling? It was wild, unkempt and dangerous, and she could feel it like a wind, ready to blow her off of that ledge with the slightest touch. Maul had always emanated a surplus of dark energy, but this was infectious, concerning. Nihera could feel it pricking her skin like the tattoo needles from her childhood, and after she’d shaken it off, it occurred to her that it was not an amount of energy that was healthy for even Maul. Worry returned to her then.
Savage looked well. She could hear Maul in the distance--from the ship. Screaming, bellowing nonsense. She approached, her footsteps careful and deliberate. Talzin didn’t look at her, but Nihera could tell that she was feeling the same concern. Her face gave away none of it.
Nihera looked at the Nightbrother. She pitied him--such a small, kind man had been made into this hulk because of the whims of her people. This couldn’t be her main concern at the moment. Maul gave another scream from the ship. “He’s in the haul?” Nihera frowned. Savage looked at her, nodded. She stepped up the ramp, frowning at the mumbling coming from further inside. She almost left. Almost wondered why she was bothering. She had been tasked with something else now, hadn’t she? And whatever it | 512 |
StackExchange | with results:
sfc /scannow - result: no integrity violation
dism /online /cleanup-image /checkhealth - component store is repairable
dism /online /cleanup-image /scanhealth - component store is repairable
dism /online /cleanup-image /analyzecomponentstore component store cleanup recommended: Yes
dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth dism failed to perform any operation. Either the source is invalid or componentstore is not
repairable Error code: 800f081f
Previously, I had upgraded to 8.1 using Windows Update. Now, I have downloaded the 8.1 ISO from here
Question: If I mount the 8.1 ISO to drive H:, Can I use the dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth /source:H:\sources\sxs /LimitAccess to repair my componentstore?
A:
That error message is due to an issue with Windows Update. The DISM /online command uses Windows Update for it's file source. The article for KB 957310 should help you to resolve that error message, and then the DISM /online command should work fine once again.
Hope this helps,
Q:
string length comparer
this program has to take two strings and compare their length, then tell you which one is longer (string-a or string-b) and by how much
rules:
no using .length or other built-in length checking methods (duh!)
no using addition or subtraction, this includes improvised addition/subtraction, in case you find some sort of weird improvisation.
no > / < (greater then/less then) inside if / if-else statements (you can use them in loops though), this obviously includes >= etc. and no cheating (bool = a > b;if(bool))
emphasis is on short rather then efficient code
oh yeah almost forgot... good luck!
A:
SED, 45 (43 + 2 for the -n flag)
s/./a/g
h
n
s/./b/g
G
:a
s/b\(.*\)a/\1/
ta
Expects input as two separate lines, outputs the difference in unary, using "a" or "b" to indicate the longer string. run with sed -n.
A:
Tcl 8.6, 90
lmap c [split $a {}] d [split $b {}] {puts [expr {{}eq$d?{A}:{}eq$c?{B}:[continue]}];exit}
If you run Tcl 8.5, use foreach instead lmap.
This shows a nice feature of Tcl's foreach/lmap: It can walk over several lists at once.
A:
Perl, 87 78 - tells which is longer and by how much
alternative:
72 - tells which is longer and by how much, no special message if equal
Perl script expecting 2 strings as command line arguments. Tells which one is longer and by how much. This one I tried to make it readable and not short.
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
my ($x,$y)=@ARGV;
$x=$x=~s/.//g;
$y=$y=~s/.//g;
my @z=($x..$y);
my @w=($y..$x);
if (@z) {
if ($#z) { print "2nd longer than 1st by $#z" }
else { print "Equal length" }
}
else {
print "1st longer than 2nd by $#w"
}
Same code as a one liner, counting 78 characters (output now prints "a3" if a > b by 3 characters, "0" if equal):
perl -E'($x,$y)=@ARGV;$_=s/.//g for$x,$y;@z=$x..$y;@w=$y..$x;say@z?$#z?"b$#z":0:"a$#w"'
Finally, since OP clarified that when they are equal it is not really important what it will print, we can save 6 more characters:
perl -E'($x,$y)=@ARGV;$_=s/.//g for$x,$y;@z=$x..$y;@w=$y..$x;say@z?"b$#z":"a$#w"'
Q:
GlassFish Java web service timeout
I'm setting up a new GlassFish Server 4.1.1 with one Java web service | 512 |
ao3 | Enya had described). Living forever wasn't something that interested him. As long as his son was happy...
Yoshikage had arrived not long ago; he'd been able to hear his car pull in, and Sayo fussing over him in the entrance hall. Now his footsteps came towards the study.
“Father?”
“I'm here, Yoshikage.” Yoshihiro turned in his chair, one hand on the box that contained the arrow. He recalled it had hurt, and he hated the thought of his son in pain – but it'd be like a shot, good for him in the long run, and Yoshikage had never cried much when given his shots. He was a good boy. “I take it your studies have been going well. Is your mother fixing dinner?”
“Yes,” he replied, stepping in and closing the screen behind him.
“Good. Then there's something we need to talk about, concerning your future.”
**Notes for the Chapter:**
> i am sooooo sorry this took forever to update, i had some stuff on my plate IRL and it just kept slipping my mind! i plan on doing one more chapter about kira using sheer heart attack for the first time and then it should be done.
>
> man but the jojo timeline/stuff wrt kira getting his stand is a headache. let me break down all the things that nagged at me about this:
> a) kira killed reimi when he was about 17. his dad died when he was about 21 (probably a little bit before dio was defeated).
> b) reimi says she saw lots of other ghosts with the same murder-mark as her, so kira had to have killed more before getting killer queen (i understand araki's ideas changed, we can't all be oda, but still). victims in another city probably wouldn't have gone through her alley though.
> c) kira and even his father don't seem to entirely know what the heck a stand is! how??? (i think kira being an innate stand-user like kakyoin would've fit the whole "i can't help it" thing better but w/e)
> so yeah i tried to wrap all that up in as neat an explanation as i could bc i get way too obsessed about these things. also i really like the idea of kira and okuyasu's fathers having worked together in some regard without either of them knowing.
> i kind of worry yoshihiro might come off as too sympathetic in this but i wanted to like capture his mindset that he's in the right? (i still think he's a shitbag too) and WOW this is my longest chapter notes ever okay bye.
>
> p.s. yoshihiro/enya is my new OTP (cue "drake and josh" setup where kira is constantly disgusted by her and j. geil's hands)
Diana tucked her hair behind her ear as she skipped the living room and all other rooms to go straight to a door at the edge of the hallway. Chloe looked over the apartment, noticing the empty wine glass on the coffee table, the still open bottle sitting out on | 512 |
goodreads | the Jedi, while entertaining and sometimes humorous, is not perfectly executed. I won't make excuses for its shortcomings, but will say that this novel was a close mix of enjoyable and puzzling. This story is, in my opinion, best served in the audiobook format, playing in the background and receiving marginal attention while living life. The fact of the matter is that it is a light-hearted look into the first steps of a fledgling Jedi, and when it is focused on that, Heir to the Jedi is quite good.
The biggest problem with this novel is not that every word seems to originate from the trash compactor; the problem is that there are a handful of issues that distract and detract from the story. Those elements are the first-person perspective, the constant focus on food, the awkward attention to math, as well as the absurdly goofy tone that pervades the narrative. If you are able to overlook those issues (or if they had been removed editorially), Heir to the Jedi would have been much more palatable.
All in all, Heir to the Jedi's strongest elements grapple with its weaknesses, and at best I found it to be slightly entertaining. One thing's for sure: the cover is incredible, and I'm glad to have it on my shelf. Secondly, walking with Luke on his path to becoming a Jedi is a walk I'm (mostly) glad I went on. Finally, Heir to the Jedi survives my criticism because quite frankly I believe that not every Star Wars book has to be one that makes me jump for joy. It's good every now and then to pick up a light and silly read about a young Jedi-in-training just figuring things out, rather than saving the galaxy from superweapons and Sith Lords.
Fast-paced, funny. Dr. Boswell and Lady Cannonberry tell Mrs. Jeffries they're aware of her assistance with the Inspector's cases. Luty and Hatchet have adopted a street urchin named Don from a preivious mystery.
A ceramics specialist involved in designing the nose-cones for MIRV missiles defects to the USSR, and the various intelligence organizations on both sides of the Iron Curtain attempt to evaluate the defection. Is it important? Is it a genuine defection or a US attempt to embarrass the Soviets or plant an agent among them? What could Lewinter know that might be of any significance? And so on and so forth, to endless ramification. Lewinter himself barely appears in the book, and we never discover the answer to any of these questions; the central character is really the swirling paranoia endemic on either side during the Cold War, and not just in the intelligence communities. We're shocked by the ruthlessness with which some of the Russians behave in service of this paranoia; but Littell portrays their US counterparts behaving equally coldbloodedly. These are the dimwits who spend an inordinate amount of our tax dollars on what they insist is realpolitik when in fact it's just buffoonery -- buffoonery that'd be hilarious if it didn't destroy so many lives and strangle at birth so many | 512 |
StackExchange | lot of classes marked [Serializable], so I have implemented a support PCL library containing a dummy SerializableAttribute implementation:
public class SerializableAttribute : Attribute { }
which is referenced from the main PCL library.
To sufficiently use the main PCL library in a .NET application while avoiding type name clashes I have also prepared a .NET support library (with the same strong name as the PCL support library), containing a type forwarding declaration:
[assembly: TypeForwardedTo(SerializableAttribute)]
and in my .NET application explicitly reference the .NET support library instead of the PCL one.
After having prepared all this and being able to successfully compile the PCL adapted library, I am re-using the unit tests from the original .NET library, now referencing the PCL main library and the .NET support library.
This generally works very well, but for unit tests that include a [Serializable] class with an [OnDeserialized] decorated method:
[Serializable]
public class Foo
{
[OnDeserialized]
private void DoSomething(StreamingContext context) { }
}
I get the following TypeLoadException:
Type 'Foo' in assembly 'MyPclAssembly' has method 'DoSomething' with an incorrect signature for the serialization attribute that it is decorated with.
(It can be noted that OnDeserializedAttribute is included in the portable subset, presumably because it is also recognized in [DataContract] serialization.)
I do not obtain the exception when running the unit tests on the original .NET library. I have carefully analyzed the method signature in the Foo class, and it is completely in line with the signature these (de-) serialization helper methods should have, see e.g. here. I have also tried changing the visibility of the [OnDeserialized] method to internal and public, to no avail.
What is the cause of this exception when using the PCL library, and what can I do to avoid it?
EDIT I have examined the IL code of the PCL library and the .NET library for the [OnDeserialized] method, and I can't see any relevant difference:
PCL
.method private hidebysig instance void DoSomething(valuetype [System.Runtime.Serialization.Primitives]System.Runtime.Serialization.StreamingContext context) cil managed
.NET
.method private hidebysig instance void DoSomething(valuetype [mscorlib]System.Runtime.Serialization.StreamingContext context) cil managed
The assembly references for StreamingContext are different, but I assume that the PCL System.Runtime.Serialization.Primitives assembly is simply a type forwarding assembly to mscorlib types?
For now, I have decided to exclude the [OnDeserialized] methods from my PCL project, since I do not plan to make use of serialization anyway. An answer to why I am experiencing the TypeLoadException is still welcome, though.
A:
Yeah, this is a game you cannot win. Up front, the [Serializable] attribute is only ever relevant to the BinaryFormatter class, the one that implements binary serialization. That class is not available in the .NET Framework version that's resident on a Phone or a slate so there's no point in trying to make it work.
You are battling the notion of type identity in .NET. Which states that a type is not just identified by the namespace and type name but also the assembly from which it came. It is a very strong anti-DLL Hell countermeasure, the kind you are skirting with here by using types that won't be available on | 512 |
gmane | classes) and is capable of using multiple display drivers (agg, dc, gc). Should the class or all classes from wxwidgets.h actually be moved to become a binding? Or am I now completely misunderstanding the procedure...
Regards, Joost
Hello
Here's the scenario in my extensions.conf:
1. Check that CID is available
2. If not, go off-hook, and prompt the caller to type their CID number
3. Whether it was sent directly by the telco or input by the caller,
look up the CID number if the DB, and rewrite the CID name on the fly
4. In the main menu, if not already off-hook, go off-hook; Then, play
a menu to choose an extension
So if the user calls with a CID number unmasked, once in Step 4, I
need to check if the FXO card is already off-hook before playing the
menu. What's a reliable way to check for this?
Thank you.
What is the preferred way to set global compiler flags?
I'd usually set this in CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS, but I'm building a cmake project
that is not mine, so I don't have access to their CMakeLists.txt files. My
first thought was to configure it in an initial cache file, but that
disrupts the sequence of events that leads to platforms putting flags in
CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS (in this case /DWIN32 in Windows-cl.cmake).
The one workaround I have at the moment is to define
CMAKE_USER_MAKE_RULES_OVERRIDE and define CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_INIT in there.
It's an awkward place to have to set something as common as some global
compiler flags though.
Regards,
Daniel.
Just a quick note: Antoine updated the diff view styles in trunk to use the
green/blue scheme that's been in use on fr.wikipedia.org and others for
some time:
<https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:Code/MediaWiki/105280>
This should be a bit more consistent than the scheme we were using in 1.18,
and is specifically designed to be legible to people with various types of
color blindness as well as the general population.
-- brion
The impression I had was that the SunRays were both simple (they're terminals with basically little smarts of their own, i.e. a small CPU, a GPU, and keyboard/mouse), and locked down pretty tight (as in, will not boot/run anything other than a properly crypto-signed binary from Sun), intended to have a pretty much dedicated private ethernet into a big honking Sun server to bound latency and make performance guarantees. A latter-day version of an X terminal, if you will.
Hmm, the Wikipedia article confirms some of that:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_Ray
and it also says that the SunRay 2 is based on a MIPS CPU:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alchemy_(processor)
NetBSD appears to have support for these CPUs, so getting a kernel up starts with figuring out what the SunRay firmware wants to see.
http://www.oracle.com/us/products/servers-storage/desktop-workstations/036088.pdf
It's not even clear to me that these things boot an OS (or whatever passes for its OS) from the network - it might have all it needs in Flash PROM, and just DHCPs to get an IP address and other stuff it needs to hook up to the server.
Erik <IOXtbgkRjIfPyEys@example.com>
I'm working on some old legacy code with "methods" which are | 512 |
s2orc | Luxor temple, the text in his eastern temple do not describe it as a "place of hearing appeal of mankind to gods". Furthermore, there is no imagery connected with sites where Ramesses II reigned in the eastern temple. Additionally, iconographic scenes exist on votive material, and some votive stelae retain the title of "god who answers prayer" (Ausec, 2010). The only indication that this temple may have been a location for the Theban population to worship is a picture of Amun-Re, who hears prayer, welcoming his son Ramesses II on the outside of the north wall of Ramesses II's Eastern Temple's peristyle court (Ausec, 2010). The common people went to the gates of the gods' temples to practice rites that were not structured by religious books or prescribed in any texts. They kept in mind the necessity to link with gods or the kings. It is possible that the eastern high gate at Medinet Habu was a place for the common people's praying. Ptah, who hears prayer, was portrayed on the southern tower of Ramesses III's eastern high gate at Medinet Habu; he has also been recognized by researchers as a hub for regular people's devotion. In this context, the temple has a duality of functions: there are official cults within the gods' temples and other parallel cults outside the temples that were introduced by the ordinary people (Bell, 1985). This area around the temple gates termed as SbA n dwA rxyt (Wilkinson, 1994). It's worth mentioning that the ancient Egyptians may have resorted to using the word rxyt, or the raghet bird, to express indirectly the ordinary people (Nibbi., 1986;Hafez, 2016). There is another evidence that rxyt refers to the common people. Egyptologists argue that the rekhyt were inscribed on the outer court's walls or columns as a indication that they had the right of access to some parts of the templs places (Wilkinson, 2000) as the forecourt. Beyond the purity warnings, Rekhyt are portrayed in more holy sections of the temple. Griffin has shown that the rekhyt rebus may also be found within the temple itself, where only priests are permitted; he believes they operate as part of the cosmos in this location and must be represented (Griffin, 2006). The rekhyt are performing a cosmic function in these situations, which does not imply that the public was permitted into the temple's sanctuary (Ausec, 2010). There is an inscription on a block diorite statue in Musée de Louvre (A 134) for Habusenb Hpw snb from 18 th dynasty ( fig. 1, (https://collections.louvre.fr/en/ark:/53355/cl0100 09461), have a recorded to the word sem-priest in the sanctuary of the rxyt Rekhyt (priest in the temple of wheat rekhit), which means the temple of the common people. The divine processions were also a great opportunity for common people to keep themselves close to their deity (Sadek, 1987;Shafer, 2005), but the degrees of closeness and
DISTRIBUTIONS OF RATIONAL POINTS ON KUMMER VARIETIES
12 Feb 2013
David Holmes
René Pannekoek
DISTRIBUTIONS OF RATIONAL POINTS ON KUMMER VARIETIES
12 Feb 2013
We prove several results on the number of | 512 |
reddit | can or cannot believe regardless of how it makes you feel. Again this is not to say Nazism is correct or i agree with it but it also doesn't mean i think we should start trampling on the rights of others because you dont agree.
130 years? What about the time before the restoration? How long was the priesthood denied the rest of the earth? Jesus Himself only preached to the Jews. These are all minor details. Don't confuse my statements though, it was wrong, and shouldn't have happened. But that's something Brigham Young will have to work out with Christ, if he's able. I only have to work out what I do about what happened, that's what it means to let Christ be the mediator. He takes all our sins, and then we let Him deal with them, and we only have to deal with Him.
http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20111216/local/-Use-of-cannabis-must-stay-a-criminal-offence-.398564 That's the article first of all. Second of all, I come from Malta, and currently we're fighting all out against the government to treat "cannabis users" right. We deserve our freedom. Currently our government thinks that “Cannabis has a worse physical and psychological impact than cigarettes and alcohol”. The list is far far too long to continue, but there are the main points in the article. This also started cause of the huge burst of cannabis users and dealers being sent to prison between 3-15 years in prison, while cocain traffickers get 1-8. All we want to do is live happily and smoke a joint Love you trees!! (P.S) I posted it here hoping some people would get to see this and share some experiences with their problems they face on government abuse.
I am currently pocketing over half of my $1800/m BAH (single E4 in D.C. area) thanks to sharing a small two bedroom townhouse with a buddy I've known since Tech School. That easily covers $400/m car payment and insurance. So if you are smart you can have a nice car as a "silly young airman" haha
That’s the problem. I don’t know if it’s being covered or not! I haven’t seen any posts about the new forge weapons other than people saying it’s a dumb system. I don’t know which ones are worth going for first. And all of these things may have been covered in here…they are just impossible for me to find through the garbage rants. I’m not saying don’t voice you’re opinion. But I just don’t want to see 8 out of every 10 posts saying the exact same complaint.
I'm a high school junior and am starting to narrow down on the colleges I'll be applying to in the coming year for CS. I live in California, and will definitely be applying to the UCs. I have seen that the UCSC CS program does not have ABET accreditation. Does that affect interviews and the jobs you get as a fresh grad?
This is correct. Only thing I would add is to break it in half and put the broken edge on the foil. At one time my DOC was OC80s off | 512 |
gmane | comes with a stern warning about
key escrow, but that doesn't sound at all like what I'm doing, so I take it
I can safely ignore it.
Thanks in advance!
Hi!
I am using cygwin/x to connect via XDMCP to a server with SunOs 5.7 and CDE
1.3.4, working as a management server with the graphical application
"Openview Operations for Solaris" to manage a Regional Corporative Network.
The mouse right-button (button 3) works fine over the CDE desktop and the
title bars, displaying the contextual menus, but inside the windows (xterm,
Openview windows,...) it does not work (no contextual menu), but I need this
functionality!!!
Can anybody help me?
Regards,
Gonzalo Cano.
Hi Martin...
I've been asking questions over at the slimserver mail list. We have
been having problems because old album covers stay up on the mvpmc OSD
after going to a album w/no artwork. This, for everyone else, while you
are in mvpmc's MClient program using slimserver to serve up your music.
Now I believe I understand why this isn't working. Slimserver is
suppose to serve up the file cover.png if no cover.jpg is found w/the
music. What happen when such a file is served up the mvpmc? Evidently,
just my guess, nothing.
-R
Hello,
I would like to preface this by saying I am NOT a recruiter and NOT in HR, I will personally be doing the interviewing/hiring for this position.
I am looking for a mid-level PHP developer with strong web design skills. The candidate should also have good RDMS skills (postgresql would be nice) and
at least a passing knowledge of NoSQL solutions (MongoDB, CouchDB). The project that you would be working on is a fairly complicated MVC based web application
that handles ticketing, inventory, domain management, and accounting. The framework is a homegrown, in-house solution however knowledge of at least one existing PHP framework
would probably be helpful (Zen, Symfony, etc.). We are also responsible for a few small Drupal sites and perl based applications so knowledge in those areas would be a plus.
One of the best parts about this position is that you will be given free range to research new technologies and design projects on your own, in fact I encourage it. I really want someone
who is willing to learn and wants to take ownership of new projects.
The company is a small managed hosting company (50 employees) located in Soho NYC. Salary would depend on experience.
Please let me know if you are interested.
Adam Tistler
To all internals, but especially to Zeev and Dmitry,
Having a JIT which does not support ZTS is a bit short-sighted. Think
about it. You want to add a JIT partly so that PHP will be better at
non-web, CPU intensive tasks. If the JIT is successful, eventually you
will want parallelism in that domain, and if you are going to use
threading then something like ZTS is required.
Additionally, a lot of people are using ZTS builds today. You can
argue all you want, we can't remove it easily. Imagine if I proposed a
breaking | 512 |
goodreads | good, but there are still some great moments. I especially love the different species that Rachel Vincent thinks up, and how their abilities come into play. Overall I would say that these aren't my favourite books, but they're quick and easy reads and well worth checking out. I look forward to picking up the 5th installment.
I went into reading this trying to not compare it to The Girl on the Train. It wasn't all that hard, as this book is more mystery, less thriller, and felt completely different.
Even without comparing, I was a little disappointed. I enjoyed the book, but I felt like it could have been great and just missed the mark.
I had a hard time getting into it. The first third was all over the place. It was interesting enough to continue reading, but I was kind of annoyed. There are so many different perspectives with little tidbits of information. Sometimes that can really work, but in this case it felt contrived. They were obvious breadcrumbs, and I don't like obvious. I don't like it when I can see what the author is doing, I want it to feel natural, seamless. Once I was past that beginning chunk, I enjoyed it more. It unfolded a bit more naturally.
Also, some of the characters just didn't work fort me. I couldn't get a feel for them, or they just didn't make sense, or felt like cliches. A lot of that could be from the fact that there are so many perspectives. We don't get enough time with each person to really understand them.
I didn't love the ending. It didn't quite make sense. I don't want to be spoilery, so I won't say any more, but it just wasn't what I was hoping for.
Overall, Into the Water is a decent book, with a few issues. However even with those issues, the book was fun to read, so I can certainly say I can say that I will be reading any future books by Paula Hawkins. I think she has more greatness in her, and I hope her next book will show that more than this one did.
This is another great addition to the series!
This is the author's take on "Snow White"
In this version, Snow White decided to fight back.
You will have to read the book to find out how.
I've just finished By your Side and I have to say it honestly through me off. I thought I was gonna read a cute, funny, light romance novel by Kasie, and I was totally surprised. This book was so not what I was expecting, but in a good way.
It follows Autumn and Dax, two teens that are trapped in a library for the weekend (That's the dream, right?). He thinks she's a spoil rich girl and She thinks he's bad news, the dangerous-been in juvie-kind-of-bad-news. But a weekend can change your mind. We get to know them, apart and together, and see that Autumn is a nice girl, who always puts other people's feelings before | 512 |
gmane | have read the information on the wiki, and had a
quick chat with sesse, but there are still some things i do not quite
understand:
- how can i get the version graph as used by debbugs? is there a way on
the soap to query it? will there be one in the future? is that what
getversions() is for? i have of course found the raw data on merkel,
but is that accessible without a login to merkel (http or so)? and how
do i parse it?
- i don't quite understand what the "source/version" format in found and
fixed is good for. under which circumstances can this be different
from the source package the bug is against?
- if a bug gets reassigned, what happens to the found/fixed information?
- is it correct that if i have only a "found" and the bug is not "done",
all versions in the tree after the "found" are affected.
- in a similar manner, if i have only the "fixed" information, all
versions before that have to be considered affected?
- if the version tree is only one long chain (for the sake of argument),
will there be only one affected interval, or can there be multiple
(e.g. found: 1;4 fixed 2;6)? can they be redundant (e.g. found: 1; 2
fixed: 4; 5)
thanks robert
Hi, I don't know if this is the correct list where I should ask my question.
First of all thank you for package a lot of emulators into a reposiitory of
the buildservice.
I noticed that emulator gambatte has no package for x86, but there's a package
for x86_64 and a source rpm. Why?
King Regards,
Raúl
I am just wondering, in general, how do people get a dedicated Mapics
backup in a 24/7 environment?
Is it a recommended practice to use SQL servers and synchronize data to
them to be used by applications such as shop floor data collection, so
that those applications can use the data from the SQL server while the
iSeries is down? My knowledge of SQL and it's abilities is very limited.
Barbara Baase
This is a note to let you know that I have just added a patch titled
UBI: add missing kmem_cache_free() in process_pool_aeb error path
to the linux-3.13.y-queue branch of the 3.13.y.z extended stable tree
which can be found at:
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu/linux.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/linux-3.13.y-queue
This patch is scheduled to be released in version 3.13.11.10.
If you, or anyone else, feels it should not be added to this tree, please
reply to this email.
For more information about the 3.13.y.z tree, see
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/Dev/ExtendedStable
Thanks.
-Kamal
The aim of this conference is to show how philosophers tried to
conceptualize human conflicts and to solve their inherent dangers.
Rather than proposing a purely abstract overview of the concept of
“conflict”, the interventions will focus on topics such as war, social
strife, sacrifice and psychological dimensions of rivalry.
From the writings of Plato to the works of Hegel, Clausewitz,
Nietzsche, Freud and contemporary thinkers, the participants will
present a series of philosophical perspectives on human conflicts.
Moreover, | 512 |
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From a European perspective, this seems correct.
Many Conservatives, even some among those further out on the scale (Progress Party here in Norway), would vote for the Democrats rather than the Republicans. And what the Bush jr government was off the scale.
Many Conservatives, even some among those further out on the scale (Progress Party here in Norway), would vote for the Democrats rather than the Republicans. And what the Bush jr government was off the scale.
This is a full recreation of Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past using Minecraft. This replication is to scale and is an accurate portrayal of the original SNES game. The map is 512 x 512 x 104. This project took over 100 hours to complete. As Minecraft releases more blocks and various features, the map will be adjusted to better represent the game.<br />
Once Notch includes teleporting, I will be able to link dungeons, caves, and building interiors.
The $4 Million Teacher
South Korea's students rank among the best in the world, and its top teachers can make a fortune. Can the U.S. learn from this academic superpower?
By
Amanda Ripley
Updated Aug. 3, 2013 4:46 a.m. ET
Kim Ki-hoon earns $4 million a year in South Korea, where he is known as a rock-star teacher—a combination of words not typically heard in the rest of the world. Mr. Kim has been teaching for over 20 years, all of them in the country's private, after-school tutoring academies, known as hagwons. Unlike most teachers across the globe, he is paid according to the demand for his skills—and he is in high demand.
ENLARGE
Kim Ki-Hoon, who teaches in a private after-school academy, earns most of his money from students who watch his lectures online. 'The harder I work, the more I make,' he says. 'I like that.'
SeongJoon Cho for The Wall Street Journal
Mr. Kim works about 60 hours a week teaching English, although he spends only three of those hours giving lectures. His classes are recorded on video, and the Internet has turned them into commodities, available for purchase online at the rate of $4 an hour. He spends most of his week responding to students' online requests for help, developing lesson plans and writing accompanying textbooks and workbooks (some 200 to date).
"The harder I work, the more I make," he says matter of factly. "I like that."
I traveled to South Korea to see what a free market for teaching talent looks like—one stop in a global tour to discover what the U.S. can learn from the world's other education superpowers. Thanks in part to such tutoring services, South Korea has dramatically improved its education system over the past several decades and now routinely outperforms the U.S. Sixty years ago, most South Koreans were illiterate; today, South Korean 15-year-olds rank No. 2 in the world in reading, behind Shanghai. | 512 |
ao3 | a tankard or cup or glass was not for Tormund but Jon hadn’t embraced drinking the horn, despite embracing so much else. As he walked to where Tormund was seated Jon grabbed a small glass off the mantle of the fire place. He also couldn’t drink as much as Tormund, no matter how he tried; Jon supposed that being breast fed by giants gave one a higher tolerance for the less potent alcohol he had grown up with. Taking a seat on Tormund’s right he reached over and poured himself some drink.
“How did your business go?”
“Well. Got my drink and got my fucking.”
Jon raised an eyebrow but said nothing. Tormund had told him once that he had a woman in his home area and he hadn’t pried further into it. What woman Tormund had back home didn’t need to know what he got in to when he was visiting Jon at the Wall. Like Sansa didn’t need to know what Jon got to doing in his free time.
Tormund noticed Jon’s look and gave one back at him. “She asked and I don’t turn a woman down when she’s asking for my cock.” Tormund took another swig of his drink. “I don’t turn down most that ask.” Another pointed look at Jon made him squirm a little in his seat and take a drink of his own. It wasn’t very fair of Tormund to put his screws in so early.
Jon reached down the table and grabbed his satchel. Opening it up he pulled out a bottle and handed to Tormund. “It’s a gift from Sansa.” Now it was Tormund’s turn to feel uncomfortable and Jon would have been lying if he said he didn’t feel a bit of glee at getting him back.
“That sister of yours has too many ears too many places.” Tormund muttered but he accepted the gift anyway and opened it up. The sweet smell of something rich, expensive, and far more exotic than Dornish wine floated up. It almost filled the room. Jon assumed that Sansa had gotten it from Arya, although how Arya had gotten it to Sansa was a mystery to him. Jon found a small note stuck to the bottom of the bottle – clearly it had been written for him since Tormund couldn’t read.
_I hope you find this useful in your “personal matters”. Arya says they use it for such things in the free cities in Essos. Give Tormund by greetings._
Jon felt his face flush after he read the message. The note wasn’t exactly explicit but it said enough for Jon to agree with Tormund’s assessment. Too many ears in too many places indeed. A quick glance around the room to ease his paranoia that perhaps Arya had snuck in and Jon tossed the note in the fire. He hadn’t even noticed that Tormund had started it up for him until then and it made him feel a little bad.
“What did that paper say?” Tormund asked and Jon snapped out of his initial embarrassment.
“Nothing, just | 512 |
StackExchange | though, has added functionality in that it needs to both reduce loop counter, loopdepth, and return the stored commands for the loop, hence the use of RuleDelayed (:>).
The second form of bfeval simply increments the loop counter, and returns ##&[] to ensure the final list doesn't contain Nulls. And, the final form is the catch all for every other type of character.
A:
Wasteful, but short and no side effects:
ReplaceList[lst, {x__, y___} /; Count[{x}, "["] == Count[{x}, "]"] :> Length[{x}], 1]
A:
This may be way off base as I really don't understand what you are doing, but perhaps something like:
Replace[lst, {"[" -> 1, "]" -> -1, _ -> 0}, 1];
Position[Accumulate@%, 0, 1, 1]
{{12}}
Or perhaps:
paren = 0;
x@"[" := ++paren;
x@"]" := --paren;
1 + LengthWhile[x /@ lst, # =!= 0 &]
12
Perhaps more cryptically:
Position[
Accumulate@lst,
_?(Equal @@ # ~Coefficient~ {"[", "]"} &),
{1}, 2
][[2]]
{12}
Q:
split a List into SubLists
I have a List with Categories and Products as properties, and I wish to seperate all the products pertaining to a Category in different lists.
At the moment I have this
Products products = new Products();
products.productList.Add(new Products("Fruit", "Apples"));
products.productList.Add(new Products("Fruit", "Oranges"));
products.productList.Add(new Products("Fruit", "Bananas"));
products.productList.Add(new Products("Fruit", "Grapes"));
products.productList.Add(new Products("Vegetables", "Tomatoes"));
products.productList.Add(new Products("Vegetables", "Lettuce"));
products.productList.Add(new Products("Vegetables", "Onions"));
products.productList.Add(new Products("Dairy", "Milk"));
products.productList.Add(new Products("Dairy", "Yogurth"));
products.productList.Add(new Products("Dairy", "Eggs"));
List<IEnumerable<string>> distinctCats = products.productList.GroupBy(s => s.Category).Select(s => s.Select(v => v.Product)).ToList();
But I cannot seem to get the values from the distinctCats. And I would like to get something like a normal List productList with actual values.
Thanks for your help and time
A:
If you want to divide a list into sublists by category:
var categoryLists = products.GroupBy(p => p.Category)
.Select(g => g.ToList());
Now, categoryLists is an IEnumerable<List<Product>>.
To iterate over this, you can say:
foreach(var categoryList in categoryLists) {
foreach(var product in categoryList) {
// do something with product
}
}
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How to change value in data row with type mismatch?
I have a DataTable that I'm exporting to pdf and there are numeric value like status id that I want to change to strings for example:
dataRow["statusId"] = 1; //dataRow["statusId"] type is int
and I want it to be:
dataRow["statusId"] = "Open file";
How can I do it without coping the entire data table ?
A:
You actually can't do it. The best way is to actually clone the dataTable and then copy each row:
DataTable dtCloned = dt.Clone();
dtCloned.Columns[0].DataType = typeof(Int32); //in the column you actually need.
foreach (DataRow row in dt.Rows)
{
dtCloned.ImportRow(row);
}
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