TPositionedLayer is the base class for layers that are positioned withing the boundaries of their container (TCustomImage32 or its descendant). The position and size is determined by the Location property.
When TPositionedLayer performs its HitTest, those points inside the rectangle returned by GetAdjustedLocation pass the test.
The class does not perform any drawing itself, however it is capable of calling the OnPaint event, where you can perform custom drawing.
[See Also] Using Layers


Contributors
DWR was invented by Joe Walker.
The current maintainers are:
- David Marginian
- Mike Wilson
There are some 'rules' for contributors. They're not onerous, but are designed to help us develop in harmony.
Getting Involved
We are always on the lookout for more help. If you want to get involved, you should do the following:
- Join the mailing list. It's probably best to join dwr-users and dwr-dev.
- Get involved by helping users, and seeing how we do things.
- Experiment with DWR and see if there is any area you are particularly interested in.
- Get an account in our bug tracking system, and either find an issue to work on, or create an issue.
- Post to dwr-dev with what you are wanting to change to make sure it doesn't clash with some other work.
- Make the changes and send a zipped patch to the mailing list describing what you've changed.
- It's not worth applying through java.net for developer status, that method of getting involved doesn't work properly ,and requests always end up getting denied.
There are a number of existing DWR components that we are looking for maintainers for:
- Dojo Integration
- The Fluent Configuration System
- Guice
- The Demo Webapp
There are a number of areas of DWR that could do with improvement:
- Integration with other Ajax toolkits: Dojo, YUI, etc
- Demo apps that show integration with: Spring, Struts, Webwork, etc
And it's always good to have people that are keen on writing documentation or helping with sending out release announcements.


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Entry to all events at Ryan theatre and workshops
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Concessions include – youngsters 0-17, oldsters 60+, disabled and carers (limited number of wheelchair spaces), Blue Light card holders and their families, teachers, unwaged, groups of 4 or more. Early Bird Tickets (till the end of May). Basically, if you can’t get a concessionary ticket you’re not trying.


Before Change
def update_salmon_versions(experiment: Experiment):
quant_results = get_quant_results_for_experiment(experiment)
salmon_versions = list(quant_results.order_by("-organism_index__created_at")\
.values_list("organism_index__salmon_version", flat=True)\
.distinct())
if len(salmon_versions) <= 1:
// only apply this command on experiments that have more than one salmon version applied on their samples
After Change
latest_salmon_version = None
for quant_result in quant_results:
if not latest_salmon_version:
// we can safely ignore the latest salmon version, that will be the first
// quant result. Note we are ordering by -organism_index__created_at
latest_salmon_version = quant_result.organism_index.salmon_version
elif latest_salmon_version != quant_result.organism_index.salmon_version:
// we found a quant result associated with an experiment where we need to run salmon
// hopefully each computational result is associated with a single sample
for sample in quant_result.samples.all():
original_files = list(sample.original_files.all())
if not len(original_files): continue
// Ensure that there"s no processor jobs for these original files that the foreman
// might want to retry (failed | hung | lost)
has_open_processor_job = ProcessorJob.objects.all()\
.filter(original_files = original_files[0], pipeline_applied=ProcessorPipeline.SALMON)\
.filter(
Q(success=False, retried=False, no_retry=False) |
Q(success=None, retried=False, no_retry=False, start_time__isnull=False, end_time=None, nomad_job_id__isnull=False) |
Q(success=None, retried=False, no_retry=False, start_time=None, end_time=None)
)\
.exists()
if (has_open_processor_job):
continue
create_processor_job_for_original_files(original_files)
def update_salmon_all_experiments():
Creates a tximport job for all eligible experiments.
eligible_experiments = Experiment.objects.all()\
.filter(technology="RNA-SEQ", num_processed_samples=0)\


A General purpose writer for serializing objects into a Stream using Avro. This class implements a default way of serializing objects. But one can derive a class from this and override different methods to acheive results that are different from the default implementation. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| DefaultWriter (Schema schema) | |
| Constructs a generic writer for the given schema. | |
| void | Write< T > (T value, Encoder encoder) |
| virtual void | Write (Schema schema, object value, Encoder encoder) |
| Examines the schema and dispatches the actual work to one of the other methods of this class. This allows the derived classes to override specific methods and get custom results. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual void | WriteNull (object value, Encoder encoder) |
| Serializes a "null". | |
| virtual void | Write< S > (object value, Schema.Type tag, Writer< S > writer) |
| A generic method to serialize primitive Avro types. | |
| virtual void | WriteRecord (RecordSchema schema, object value, Encoder encoder) |
| Serialized a record using the given RecordSchema. It uses GetField method to extract the field value from the given object. | |
| virtual void | EnsureRecordObject (RecordSchema s, object value) |
| virtual object | GetField (object value, string fieldName, int fieldPos) |
| Extracts the field value from the given object. In this default implementation, value should be of type GenericRecord. | |
| virtual void | WriteEnum (EnumSchema es, object value, Encoder encoder) |
| Serializes an enumeration. The default implementation expectes the value to be string whose value is the name of the enumeration. | |
| virtual void | WriteArray (ArraySchema schema, object value, Encoder encoder) |
| Serialized an array. The default implementation calls EnsureArrayObject() to ascertain that the given value is an array. It then calls GetArrayLength() and GetArrayElement() to access the members of the array and then serialize them. | |
| virtual void | EnsureArrayObject (object value) |
| Checks if the given object is an array. If it is a valid array, this function returns normally. Otherwise, it throws an exception. The default implementation checks if the value is an array. | |
| virtual long | GetArrayLength (object value) |
| Returns the length of an array. The default implementation requires the object to be an array of objects and returns its length. The defaul implementation gurantees that EnsureArrayObject() has been called on the value before this function is called. | |
| virtual object | GetArrayElement (object value, long index) |
| Returns the element at the given index from the given array object. The default implementation requires that the value is an object array and returns the element in that array. The defaul implementation gurantees that EnsureArrayObject() has been called on the value before this function is called. | |
| virtual void | WriteMap (MapSchema schema, object value, Encoder encoder) |
| Serialized a map. The default implementation first ensure that the value is indeed a map and then uses GetMapSize() and GetMapElements() to access the contents of the map. | |
| virtual void | EnsureMapObject (object value) |
| Checks if the given object is a map. If it is a valid map, this function returns normally. Otherwise, it throws an exception. The default implementation checks if the value is an IDictionary<string, object>. | |
| virtual long | GetMapSize (object value) |
| Returns the size of the map object. The default implementation gurantees that EnsureMapObject has been successfully called with the given value. The default implementation requires the value to be an IDictionary<string, object> and returns the number of elements in it. | |
| virtual IEnumerable < KeyValuePair< string, object > > | GetMapValues (object value) |
| Returns the contents of the given map object. The default implementation guarantees that EnsureMapObject has been called with the given value. The defualt implementation of this method requires that the value is an IDictionary<string, object> and returns its contents. | |
| virtual void | WriteUnion (UnionSchema us, object value, Encoder encoder) |
| Resolves the given value against the given UnionSchema and serializes the object against the resolved schema member. The default implementation of this method uses ResolveUnion to find the member schema within the UnionSchema. | |
| virtual int | ResolveUnion (UnionSchema us, object obj) |
| Finds the branch within the given UnionSchema that matches the given object. The default implementation calls Matches() method in the order of branches within the UnionSchema. If nothing matches, throws an exception. | |
| virtual void | WriteFixed (FixedSchema es, object value, Encoder encoder) |
| Serialized a fixed object. The default implementation requires that the value is a GenericFixed object with an identical schema as es. | |
| AvroException | TypeMismatch (object obj, string schemaType, string type) |
| virtual bool | Matches (Schema sc, object obj) |
Properties | |
| Schema | Schema [get, set] |
A General purpose writer for serializing objects into a Stream using Avro. This class implements a default way of serializing objects. But one can derive a class from this and override different methods to acheive results that are different from the default implementation.
| Avro.Generic.DefaultWriter.DefaultWriter | ( | Schema | schema | ) | [inline] |
Constructs a generic writer for the given schema.
| schema | The schema for the object to be serialized |
| virtual void Avro.Generic.DefaultWriter.EnsureArrayObject | ( | object | value | ) | [inline, protected, virtual] |
Checks if the given object is an array. If it is a valid array, this function returns normally. Otherwise, it throws an exception. The default implementation checks if the value is an array.
| value |
| virtual void Avro.Generic.DefaultWriter.EnsureMapObject | ( | object | value | ) | [inline, protected, virtual] |
Checks if the given object is a map. If it is a valid map, this function returns normally. Otherwise, it throws an exception. The default implementation checks if the value is an IDictionary<string, object>.
| value |
| virtual object Avro.Generic.DefaultWriter.GetArrayElement | ( | object | value, |
| long | index | ||
| ) | [inline, protected, virtual] |
Returns the element at the given index from the given array object. The default implementation requires that the value is an object array and returns the element in that array. The defaul implementation gurantees that EnsureArrayObject() has been called on the value before this function is called.
| value | The array object |
| index | The index to look for |
| virtual long Avro.Generic.DefaultWriter.GetArrayLength | ( | object | value | ) | [inline, protected, virtual] |
Returns the length of an array. The default implementation requires the object to be an array of objects and returns its length. The defaul implementation gurantees that EnsureArrayObject() has been called on the value before this function is called.
| value | The object whose array length is required |
| virtual object Avro.Generic.DefaultWriter.GetField | ( | object | value, |
| string | fieldName, | ||
| int | fieldPos | ||
| ) | [inline, protected, virtual] |
Extracts the field value from the given object. In this default implementation, value should be of type GenericRecord.
| value | The record value from which the field needs to be extracted |
| fieldName | The name of the field in the record |
| fieldPos | The position of field in the record |
| virtual long Avro.Generic.DefaultWriter.GetMapSize | ( | object | value | ) | [inline, protected, virtual] |
Returns the size of the map object. The default implementation gurantees that EnsureMapObject has been successfully called with the given value. The default implementation requires the value to be an IDictionary<string, object> and returns the number of elements in it.
| value | The map object whose size is desired |
| virtual IEnumerable<KeyValuePair<string, object> > Avro.Generic.DefaultWriter.GetMapValues | ( | object | value | ) | [inline, protected, virtual] |
Returns the contents of the given map object. The default implementation guarantees that EnsureMapObject has been called with the given value. The defualt implementation of this method requires that the value is an IDictionary<string, object> and returns its contents.
| value | The map object whose size is desired |
| virtual int Avro.Generic.DefaultWriter.ResolveUnion | ( | UnionSchema | us, |
| object | obj | ||
| ) | [inline, protected, virtual] |
Finds the branch within the given UnionSchema that matches the given object. The default implementation calls Matches() method in the order of branches within the UnionSchema. If nothing matches, throws an exception.
| us | The UnionSchema to resolve against |
| obj | The object that should be used in matching |
| virtual void Avro.Generic.DefaultWriter.Write | ( | Schema | schema, |
| object | value, | ||
| Encoder | encoder | ||
| ) | [inline, virtual] |
Examines the schema and dispatches the actual work to one of the other methods of this class. This allows the derived classes to override specific methods and get custom results.
| schema | The schema to use for serializing |
| value | The value to be serialized |
| encoder | The encoder to use during serialization |
| virtual void Avro.Generic.DefaultWriter.Write< S > | ( | object | value, |
| Schema.Type | tag, | ||
| Writer< S > | writer | ||
| ) | [inline, protected, virtual] |
A generic method to serialize primitive Avro types.
| S | Type of the C# type to be serialized |
| value | The value to be serialized |
| tag | The schema type tag |
| writer | The writer which should be used to write the given type. |
| virtual void Avro.Generic.DefaultWriter.WriteArray | ( | ArraySchema | schema, |
| object | value, | ||
| Encoder | encoder | ||
| ) | [inline, protected, virtual] |
Serialized an array. The default implementation calls EnsureArrayObject() to ascertain that the given value is an array. It then calls GetArrayLength() and GetArrayElement() to access the members of the array and then serialize them.
| schema | The ArraySchema for serialization |
| value | The value being serialized |
| encoder | The encoder for serialization |
Reimplemented in Avro.Specific.SpecificDefaultWriter.
| virtual void Avro.Generic.DefaultWriter.WriteEnum | ( | EnumSchema | es, |
| object | value, | ||
| Encoder | encoder | ||
| ) | [inline, protected, virtual] |
Serializes an enumeration. The default implementation expectes the value to be string whose value is the name of the enumeration.
| es | The EnumSchema for serialization |
| value | Value to be written |
| encoder | Encoder for serialization |
Reimplemented in Avro.Specific.SpecificDefaultWriter.
| virtual void Avro.Generic.DefaultWriter.WriteFixed | ( | FixedSchema | es, |
| object | value, | ||
| Encoder | encoder | ||
| ) | [inline, protected, virtual] |
Serialized a fixed object. The default implementation requires that the value is a GenericFixed object with an identical schema as es.
| es | The schema for serialization |
| value | The value to be serialized |
| encoder | The encoder for serialization |
Reimplemented in Avro.Specific.SpecificDefaultWriter.
| virtual void Avro.Generic.DefaultWriter.WriteMap | ( | MapSchema | schema, |
| object | value, | ||
| Encoder | encoder | ||
| ) | [inline, protected, virtual] |
Serialized a map. The default implementation first ensure that the value is indeed a map and then uses GetMapSize() and GetMapElements() to access the contents of the map.
| schema | The MapSchema for serialization |
| value | The value to be serialized |
| encoder | The encoder for serialization |
Reimplemented in Avro.Specific.SpecificDefaultWriter.
| virtual void Avro.Generic.DefaultWriter.WriteNull | ( | object | value, |
| Encoder | encoder | ||
| ) | [inline, protected, virtual] |
Serializes a "null".
| value | The object to be serialized using null schema |
| encoder | The encoder to use while serialization |
| virtual void Avro.Generic.DefaultWriter.WriteRecord | ( | RecordSchema | schema, |
| object | value, | ||
| Encoder | encoder | ||
| ) | [inline, protected, virtual] |
Serialized a record using the given RecordSchema. It uses GetField method to extract the field value from the given object.
| schema | The RecordSchema to use for serialization |
| value | The value to be serialized |
| encoder | The Encoder for serialization |
Reimplemented in Avro.Specific.SpecificDefaultWriter.
| virtual void Avro.Generic.DefaultWriter.WriteUnion | ( | UnionSchema | us, |
| object | value, | ||
| Encoder | encoder | ||
| ) | [inline, protected, virtual] |
Resolves the given value against the given UnionSchema and serializes the object against the resolved schema member. The default implementation of this method uses ResolveUnion to find the member schema within the UnionSchema.
| us | The UnionSchema to resolve against |
| value | The value to be serialized |
| encoder | The encoder for serialization |
Reimplemented in Avro.Specific.SpecificDefaultWriter.


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WS2812B Library
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This file is marvelous. More...
#include <hwlib.hpp>
Go to the source code of this file.
Classes | |
| class | led_pin |
| led_pin led_pin interface (abstract class) More... | |
| class | ws2812led |
| ws2812led More... | |
| class | ws2812led_invert |
| ws2812led_invert inverts a led More... | |
| class | ws2812led_dummy |
| ws2812led_dummy does nothing More... | |
| class | ws2812led_port |
| ws2812led_port add up to 16 leds More... | |
| struct | structws2812 |
| structws2812 (struct) More... | |
| class | ledstrip_pin |
| ledstrip_pin interface More... | |
| class | ledstrip_array |
| ledstrip with array (ws2812) More... | |
| class | ledstrip_dummy |
| ledstrip_dummy does nothing More... | |
| class | ledstrip_invert |
| ledstrip_invert inverts the write function More... | |
| class | ledstrip_port |
| ledstrip_port for using multiple ledstrips as one. More... | |
| class | ledstrip |
| ledstrip ADT for animations More... | |
Functions | |
| void | blink (led_pin &led, int ms, int blinks) |
| The led will blink on and off. More... | |
| void | blink (ledstrip_pin &pin, int ms, int blinks) |
| The led will blink on and off. More... | |
Variables | |
| ws2812led_dummy | domledje |
| ledstrip_dummy | dumbledstrip |
This file is marvelous.
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inline |
The led will blink on and off.
The led writes an 1 and a 0 for a couple of times.
int ms is the duraion between turning the led on and off.
int times is how many times the led is going to be turned on. Example: blink(pin, 100, 2); will blink 2 times with 100ms every on/off turn. Accpets every led_pin -> ws2812led.
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inline |
The led will blink on and off.
The led writes an 1 and a 0 for a couple of times.
int ms is the duraion between turning the led on and off.
int times is how many times the led is going to be turned on.
Example: blink(pin , 100, 2); will blink 2 times with 100ms every on/off turn.
Accpets every ledstrip_pin -> ledstrip_array or port.


filmcritic.com presents a review from staff member Max Messier. You can find the review with full credits at http://www.filmcritic.com/misc/emporium.nsf/2a460f93626cd4678625624c007f2b46/f76feb254c17f08d882568fe00098e80?OpenDocument
Love's Labour's Lost A film review by Max Messier Copyright 2000 filmcritic.com
Film musicals are a tough sell these days. It's either the annual Disney animation vehicle or it's Edward Norton dancing to swing music. I could probably count the last five years worth of decent musicals on my left hand. The juxtaposition of dialogue with song and dance always seems to remind me of the tragedies of my high school drama days.  The bad pancake makeup.
Kenneth Branagh's latest Shakespearean opus, Love's Labour's Lost, falls into the category of an ingenious experiment gone horrible wrong. Like a bartender with one too many vodka-tonics on his breath, Branagh mixes one of Shakespeare's lesser-known comedies with the music of Cole Porter and Irving Berlin and places everything in 1939 France. Think the Rat Pack in some bad 1960s film.
Tell me if this doesn't seem a bit strange to you: The King of Navarre and his three best friends decide to put down their swords and seclude themselves from the world in order to study philosophy and fast from food and comfort for three years. No women are allowed in the court, and all of them can do great Fred Astaire impressions. Ummm... sounds a bit kooky to me. The arrival of the Princess of France and her three maidens sends the boys into a crazed frenzy. Each of the guys decides to lay down his oath of seclusion and romantically pursue one special maiden of his choice. War erupts and all four boys must leave their newfound loves to fight for France's freedom. Toss in a couple of supporting characters full of enough shtick to shake a stick at (my lame attempt at iambic pentameter), comical deception, and bake at 300 degrees for thirty minutes or until the cheesy top turns a golden brown.
The scariest thing about this film is the decision to cast Alicia Silverstone as the lead role of the Princess of France. Has Branagh been doing drugs to suppress the memory of his role in last year's cinematic opus Wild Wild West? When Silverstone appears in the film and starts spouting Shakespearean dialogue, all I could see was her character Cher from Clueless performing a really, really bad Shakespearean oral report for her English final. It's a bit jarring at first to watch the actors move from the complicated dialogue of the play to the memorable songs of Gershwin, Porter, and Berlin: Sinatra and Dino are probably calling Branagh the `biggest palooka from Endsville' from the great beyond right now. Branagh also pulls the same mistake as Woody Allen did in his attempt at a musical by hiring actors that could't even sing and dance for change on the street.
It's also a damn shame that this film doesn't work on the whole. Branagh's directing is crisp and original. The inclusion of newsreel-style footage about the King's exploits makes for smart scene changes. The entire cast, with the strong exception of the Batgirl, runs the difficult dialogue with great ease. The costumes, makeup, and set design are amazing.
The most problematic thing about the film is that it would have been a success if only Branagh had stuck to the actual text of the play without the distractions of the music.
One thing's for sure... Branagh ain't no song and dance man.
Adapted for the Screen/Director: Kenneth Branagh Producer: David Barron, Kenneth Branagh, Bob and Harvey Weinstein Starring: Kenneth Branagh, Nathan Lane, Adrian Lester, Matthew Lillard, Alicia Silverstone, Alessandro Nivola, Natascha McElhone, Timothy Spall
Rating: PG
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IVCV¶
The IVCV plugin is a plugin to conduct a Current-Voltage and a Current-Capacitance measurement. This GUI looks in its simples version like this:
In the top part of the GUI you can selcect the Project, Sensor, Operator and choose the file name the output file should have. Furthermore, you can choose the directory of the output, by either typing the path or by choosing via the button.

The next part are the settings, on how exactly to conduct the measurement. The radio-Buttons can be switched on or off. This will direct the software to either do this part or not. The other spin boxes are for the specific settings on bias voltage and step sizes.
Note
You can choose different bias voltages for CV or IV measurement. So stop the CV measurement at 400 V but the IV measurement should continue to 1000 V. Or vice versa.
The voltage step refinement option lets you refine the step size in a specific region of the IVCV ramp. This is especially useful, if you want to investigate the behavior near the full depletion point, but you do not want the small step-size for the whole measurement, to safe time.
Next are comming the Start, Stop and Quit button. These buttons handles the start and the stop and quit of the program.
Hint
You can always quit the program via the option File in the header of the software!
Next is a event log. Here all important messages will be displayed which COMET encounters during operation. These events are color coded. Red means error, orange means warning and green are infos.
On the right side you see two plots, which will be populated if a measurement is conducted. Below that is the environment control which starts running on start up. Here you can choose the humidity and temperature levels/regions during measurement.
Important
If the environment levels are not reached, COMET will wait for the environment to reach these levels before it proceeds with the measurement.
Since COMET heavily rely on GUI plugins you can have different GUI which does basically the same thing like this one. One of those is the IVCV_QTC GUI plugin which looks pretty similar to the above shown one
The difference here is that instead of the settings widgets, a table control widget is placed. The settings widget for IVCV is here in a separate tab, since for the QTC a stripscan can be conducted as well, see Stripscan.


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A Night at the Roxbury (1998) Will Ferrell, Chris Kattan, Molly Shannon, Richard Grieco, Dan Hedaya, Loni Anderson, Mark McKinney, Lochlyn Munro, Chazz Palminteri, Dwayne Hickman, Colin Quinn. Screenplay by Will Ferrell, Chris Kattan and Steve Koren. Directored by John Fortenberry. PG-13, 1.5 stars (out of five stars)
Review by Ed Johnson-Ott, NUVO Newsweekly www.nuvo-online.com Archive reviews at http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Edward+Johnson-ott To receive reviews by e-mail at no charge, send subscription requests to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The first question, of course, is why? Why take a Saturday Night Live sketch that was annoying, repetitive and dull in its three-minute form and expand it into a feature-length film? The few SNL sketches that made financially or artistically successful transitions to the big screen (''The Blues Brothers,'' "Wayne's World'' and Al Franken's underappreciated comedy/drama ''Stuart Saves His Family") were based on characters who were at least interesting. The most painful SNL movies ("The Coneheads" and "It's Pat") sprung from one note characters in one joke sketches.
In the case of the Butabi brothers, we're talking about half note characters in no joke sketches. For those of you lucky enough to have missed their endless SNL appearances, here's a complete description of the sketches. Dressed in bad outfits, the boys bop their heads to a disco tune and bash their bodies into startled women. That's it. Which again begs the question, why, why, why make a movie out of this?
Enough whining. They made one and my job description dictated that I see it, then write about it, so here we go. "A Night at the Roxbury" is bad.
Here's the run-down. Steve and Doug Butabi are two clueless losers who accost women in the few L.A. nightclubs that will grant them entry. Steve (Will Ferrell) is a nervous breakdown waiting to happen and Doug (the reptilian Chris Kattan) is his surly brother, angry over the second class treatment he receives from his father. The boys live with their folks (Dan Hedaya and Loni Anderson) and work in Pop's artificial flower store. Dwayne Hickman, manager of the neighboring lamp store, is anxious to pair his daughter (Molly Shannon) with Steve, and father Butabi loves the idea, envisioning an expansion of his store should the union ever occur.
The brothers finally gain entry to the trendy Roxbury when Richard Grieco, anxious to avoid a lawsuit after rear-ending the boys' vehicle, ushers them into the nightclub. They bond with club owner Chazz Palminteri and pitch their peculiar idea for a disco (don't ask), while Colin Quinn, the owner's right hand man, glowers in the background. Two opportunistic women latch onto the brothers. Quinn keeps the boys away from Palminteri.
The film's only redeeming moments come with the wedding scene, which offers genuinely funny references to "The Graduate," "Say Anything" and "Jerry Maguire." Molly Shannon's performance as a sexually assertive young woman is appealing, as are cameos from former "Kid in the Hall" Mark McKinney and Lochlyn Munro (whose spirited work as Cliff salvaged the otherwise disposable "Dead Man on Campus").
Aside from that, the film offers virtually no rewards, although I found Ferrell and Kattan's desperate attempts to add depth to their empty characters perversely fascinating. I also found it impossible to take my eyes off Richard Grieco, looking doughy and smarmy in a frightening cameo.
When "A Night at the Roxbury" hits cable, it might be worth a viewing, if only to see the depths reached by Lorne Michaels' latter day SNL projects. Until then, stay as far away from the Roxbury as you possibly can. Don't reward drivel like this with your hard-earned dollars.
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Robert Leroy Johnson
Robert Leroy Johnson
(May 8, 1911 – August 16, 1938) was an American blues singer and musician. His landmark recordings from 1936–37 display a combination of
singing
guitar skills
songwriting talent
Johnson's shadowy, poorly documented life and death at age 27 have
given rise to much legend
, including the Faustian myth that he sold his soul at a crossroads to achieve success. As an itinerant performer who played mostly on street corners, in juke joints, and at Saturday night dances, Johnson had little commercial success or public recognition in his lifetime. Johnson's records sold poorly during his lifetime. It was only after the reissue of his recordings in 1961 on the LP King of the Delta Blues Singers that his work reached a wider audience. Johnson is now recognized as a master of the blues, particularly of the Mississippi Delta blues style. He is credited by many rock musicians as an important influence; Eric Clapton has called Johnson "the most important blues singer that ever lived."
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[2]
Johnson was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as an "Early Influence" in their first induction ceremony in 1986.
[3]
In 2003, David Fricke ranked Johnson fifth in Rolling Stone's list of the 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time.
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I tend to make random tunes in my free time, rather I make free time to do this :~) . Some of the latest stuff is hosted over at
Soundcloud. If you have time, please do check out this selection below. I recommend using either Windows Media Player[PC] or QuickTime[Mac].
- Past Life
- About the cycle of life. A visualization is here. Enjoy!
- The Sign of Revenge
- A completely insane prog song. MP3 version!
- Winter Awakening
- A feel good song with intriguing melodies.
- Dawn
- A soft and catchy tune with disproportionate chords.
- Rise
- A song that may remind you of good old Alt Rock.
- Time Stops
- My interpretation of Time Travel.
- Street
- A typical progressive piece based on E major, minor, phrygian dominant.
- Rea-L-Ies
- A play on the words Realize, Real & Lies, it is a modern rock piece with a Minor feel to it.
 :~)
- Dilemma
- As yet incomplete, but an attempt at modern American death metal!
- Before the start
- Attempt at something that I call grunge rock
I try to let my creativity run WILD thinking about speculative and futuristic ideas in diverse areas. Some of these were submitted as my term papers for various courses reproduced below.
I served as the Music Representative of Aravali Hostel. We organized inter-hostel events and a few college events.
During the same year, I was a Team Head at Blitzkrieg 2009, which is the Rock Concert organized during Rendezvous. Though the name Team Head sounds grand, I was actually the head of a team that just had me, so it was more of an independent role. But I was excited to have played a small role ensuring a successful concert featuring Malefice.
Some interesting stuff from Youtube.


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Thank you for agreeing to take part in an online auction. Each participant’s identity will be kept confidential and not revealed to any of the other participants. Please read the following instructions for this auction carefully.
This auction involves selling a single "fun size" M&M packet (1.69 oz) to the highest bidder. All bids will be submitted privately and therefore no participant can gain by delaying to submit his/her bid. Only the winner of this auction will be required to pay the amount s/he bid. In the case of a tie, one of the highest bidders will be randomly chosen as the winner. Prior to participating in the auction, think about the maximum price at which you would be willing to buy an M&M packet. You will be required to pay in U.S. currency, so please do not bid values above $0 if you are not prepared to pay.
Please notice that in this auction (called a first price sealed bid auction), it is in your best interest to place a bid which is equal to the maximum price you are willing to pay for a packet of M&Ms. You can do no better, and will sometimes do worse, by lying about your maximum price. If you place a bid which is lower than the maximum price you are willing to pay, you may miss out on buying a packet of M&Ms at a price you would be willing to pay for the packet. If you place a bid which is higher than the maximum price you are willing to pay, you may end up having to pay a price for the packet of M&Ms that is above what you normally would be willing to pay.
By clicking on the “Next” button below, you will be taken to a page where you will be required to enter your bid. You can enter amounts in U.S. currency units to the nearest cent. For example, 100.02 means that you bid 100 dollars and 2 cents. Once all participants in this auction have placed their bids, the winner of this auction will be determined and all participants will be informed about the outcome of this auction. Additionally, using a simple graph, we will demonstrate how the bids submitted by all of the participants can be interpreted as points along the demand curve for the auctioned object. Note that each participant’s bid represents his/her reservation price, that is, the maximum price s/he is willing to pay (WTP) to obtain the object being sold. This concept is also referred to by using the term marginal benefit (MB). By sorting these prices from highest to lowest and with prices measured along the vertical axis and the quantity (i.e. the volume of bids) accounted for along the horizontal axis, plotting the data yields the demand curve.


while serving there as a graphic designer, the biggest project that i took on was the STEM summer camp
a newly introduced yearly summer activity for children aged 7-14 that introduces them to fields can be creative in, through activities, games, and workshops
for this project, i wanted to embrace the hand-made and crafty theme by embracing handmade and comical visuals
General Ideation - June 2018
A Mad Scientist is Still a Scientist
Mascot Designs
He also has a lot of wacky gadgets lying around
Concept Sketches
Title goes here dog
bruh sound effect
the event took place over a month, with workshops that feature science, robotics, coding, and 3d-printing.
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the event was coming to an end. We prepared participation certificates for each of the groups, and set up a grand reception.
Thanks to the genuine efforts of the QSC team and instructors, the event was a great success, with promises to return next year.
August 2018


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Provides an equivalent measure of partial correlation coefficients for high-dimensional Gaussian Graphical Models to learn and visualize the underlying relationships between variables from single or multiple datasets. You can refer to Liang, F., Song, Q. and Qiu, P. (2015) <doi:10.1080/01621459.2015.1012391> for more detail. Based on this method, the package also provides the method for constructing networks for Next Generation Sequencing Data, for jointly estimating multiple Gaussian Graphical Models and constructing directed acyclic graph (Bayesian Network).
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igraph, huge, XMRF, ZIM, mvtnorm, speedglm |
| Published: |
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| Author: |
Bochao Jia, Faming Liang, Runmin Shi, Suwa Xu |
| Maintainer: |
Bochao Jia <jbc409 at ufl.edu> |
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GPL-2 |
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yes |
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#include <iso_surface.hpp>
An implementation of marching cubes.
◆ apply_transform()
| void sisl::utility::isosurface::apply_transform |
( |
const transform & |
Tr | ) |
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inline |
Transform mesh.
Applies a transformation matrix to the vertices of the levelset.
- Parameters
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| Tr | a transformation matrix. |
◆ march_function()
March isosurface.
Runs marching cubes (with corrected ambiguities) over f. It starts at origin, and marches a prismic volume with the dimensions in extent. If the dx,dy,dz are provided, then they will be used as the normal for the mesh, if not, then this function will attempt to use the grad member of the f. If that doesn't work, it'll use a divided difference to approximate the shading. The step size for this can be set via set_shading_stepsize.
- Parameters
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| f | the input function |
| isoValue | The iso value to extract |
| stepSize | The size of steps, or the length of the edges of the cubes |
| origin | Where the marching begins in space |
| extent | The dimensions of the volume to march over |
| flip_normal | Whether to flip the output normal. |
| dx,dy,dz | If specified, these are functions to use for the dx dy and dz gradient components. |
◆ set_shading_stepsize()
| void sisl::utility::isosurface::set_shading_stepsize |
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const double & |
ss | ) |
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Set heuristic parameters.
If the function we're marching has to rely on using a heuristic for shading, then we'll use ss to do a finite difference to calculate the partial derivatives in x y z.
- Parameters
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| ss | Step size for gradient computation |
◆ write_surface()
| bool sisl::utility::isosurface::write_surface |
( |
const std::string & |
out | ) |
const |
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inline |
Output file.
Writes the marched isosurface into a file.
- Parameters
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| out | the filename to output the ply to. |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- /Users/joshuahoracsek/Projects/sisl_redux/include/sisl/utility/iso_surface.hpp


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This demonstration shows how you can use the Y-axis drawing API object to draw multiple axes on your chart.
This goes in the documents header:<script src="RGraph.common.core.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.drawing.yaxis.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.bar.js"></script>Put this where you want the chart to show up:
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I'm A Celeb's Caitlyn Jenner 'hopes show will help her win back the Kardashians' respect'
Caitlyn Jenner hopes to end her feud with the Kardashians and win their respect, along with that of the British public
by Verity Sulway, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/verity-sulway/Caityln Jenner hopes that her appearance on I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! will help to mend fences with the Kardashians.
The 70-year-old will be starring in the show from next weekend, and is already in Australia getting to know her new camp mates.
It's reported she signed up to the show in a bid to win back the respect of ex Kris Jenner and her children and stepchildren Kylie, Kendall, Kim , Khloe and Kourtney.
Things have been tense for Caitlyn and the rest of the clan, following her divorce from Kris and later claims that Kris had been unsupportive of her transition.
Kris recently responded publicly to every single individual tribute from her family - all except Caitlyn - revealing their relationship is still not on track.
Khloe even branded her a "liar" and "not a good person" on Keeping Up With The Kardashians in 2017, and they did not speak for years.
But her former nanny, Pam Behan, told The Sun Caitlyn wants to prove herself to her estranged family.
“I would say this is a move to gain the Kardashian girls’ and her ex Kris’s respect", she said.
“The whole time I knew Bruce it seemed like none of them respected him that much.
“What Kris said went. They loved him but he didn’t have too much of a say.
“It’s no secret to anybody that Kris is a controlling person and she dominated that relationship.
“I think Caitlyn finally feels she has a say. There might be a little bit of her trying to beat them at their own game too.
“She is a super nice wonderful person but she is very competitive.
 Is it meant to harm the Kardashians? I don’t think so.
“But I just think she’s been quiet for so long and wants to tell the world what’s been going on all this time.
“She knows that there are other people who have dealt with the same issues as her and she wants to let those people know its OK.”
Pam added that she thinks Caitlyn was sick of the "judgemental people" in the US, and thinks the UK will receive her differently.
She was nanny to the Kardashian children in the 90s, and wrote about her experiences in her memoir Malibu Nanny.
She said she became aware of Caitlyn, then Bruce's gender identity when she walked in on her wearing women's underwear, but she chose to keep it private.
Pam believes the Olympic gold medal-winning decathlete has the dedication and strength to go on to win the show.
She said: “If you spend five minutes with Caitlyn you realise this is somebody who accomplishes what she sets out to do.
“Her transition shows that – this is something she planned all her life and she was determined to make it happen.”


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Every now and then, I am buttonholed by importunate persons who yell, “Hey there, Frank Key, what kinds of things do you get up to when you're not researching and writing the Hooting Yard pages or doing your radio show on Resonance104.4FM?”
My tendency has been to deflect such questions with a grunt or a faked choking fit, or sometimes to burst into song. Shenandoah is one of my favourites, or I might attempt one of the Four Last Songs by Richard Strauss (1864-1949). Thus I allowed an air of mystery to surround me—or so I thought, until the other day, when reader Ian Sherred wrote to inform me that I am being followed by a biographer every bit as indefatigable as James Boswell.
Apparently, a certain Jeb is frantically scribbling up my doings, without my permission. I don't know whether to be flattered or enraged. Reluctant as I am to allow Hooting Yard readers a glimpse into my hitherto secret life, I suppose I should point you in the direction of Vengeance by Jeb, given that it is already in the public domain.
I have to say, though, that you might be better off taking a look at some of Mr Sherred's own stories, at www.constrained.org.


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Cute Cat Avatars are colorful cats illustrated by Drew Rattana that can be used as profile picture placeholders for live websites or design mock ups. Made in SVG format for a crisp image with super fast load times on every device.
How to use
You can easily use these cats in img tags or http requests, the response will be a cat in Content-Type: image/svg+xml. The url to request is https://cute-cat-avatars.fly.dev/api/v1/:seed for example:
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Tons of variety
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| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
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Class Chain:
self,
Struct
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|
Instance Chain:
self,
::Aws::Structure ,
Struct
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| Inherits: |
Struct
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-codegurureviewer/lib/aws-sdk-codegurureviewer/types.rb |
Overview
Specifies the source code that is analyzed in a code review.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#branch_diff ⇒ Types::BranchDiffSourceCodeType
rw
A type of [SourceCodeType][1] that specifies a source branch name and a destination branch name in an associated repository.
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#commit_diff ⇒ Types::CommitDiffSourceCodeType
rw
A [SourceCodeType][1] that specifies a commit diff created by a pull request on an associated repository.
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#repository_head ⇒ Types::RepositoryHeadSourceCodeType
rw
A [SourceCodeType][1] that specifies the tip of a branch in an associated repository.
-
#request_metadata ⇒ Types::RequestMetadata
rw
Metadata that is associated with a code review.
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#s3_bucket_repository ⇒ Types::S3BucketRepository
rw
Information about an associated repository in an
::Aws::S3
bucket that includes its name and anS3RepositoryDetails
object.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#branch_diff ⇒ Types::BranchDiffSourceCodeType (rw)
A type of SourceCodeType that specifies a source branch name and a destination branch name in an associated repository.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-codegurureviewer/lib/aws-sdk-codegurureviewer/types.rb', line 1944
class SourceCodeType < Struct.new( :commit_diff, :repository_head, :branch_diff, :s3_bucket_repository, : ) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#commit_diff ⇒ Types::CommitDiffSourceCodeType (rw)
A SourceCodeType that specifies a commit diff created by a pull request on an associated repository.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-codegurureviewer/lib/aws-sdk-codegurureviewer/types.rb', line 1944
class SourceCodeType < Struct.new( :commit_diff, :repository_head, :branch_diff, :s3_bucket_repository, : ) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#repository_head ⇒ Types::RepositoryHeadSourceCodeType (rw)
A SourceCodeType that specifies the tip of a branch in an associated repository.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-codegurureviewer/lib/aws-sdk-codegurureviewer/types.rb', line 1944
class SourceCodeType < Struct.new( :commit_diff, :repository_head, :branch_diff, :s3_bucket_repository, : ) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#request_metadata ⇒ Types::RequestMetadata (rw)
Metadata that is associated with a code review. This applies to any
type of code review supported by CodeGuru Reviewer. The
RequestMetadaa
field captures any event metadata. For example, it
might capture metadata associated with an event trigger, such as a
push or a pull request.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-codegurureviewer/lib/aws-sdk-codegurureviewer/types.rb', line 1944
class SourceCodeType < Struct.new( :commit_diff, :repository_head, :branch_diff, :s3_bucket_repository, : ) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#s3_bucket_repository ⇒ Types::S3BucketRepository (rw)
Information about an associated repository in an ::Aws::S3
bucket that
includes its name and an S3RepositoryDetails
object. The
S3RepositoryDetails
object includes the name of an ::Aws::S3
bucket, an
::Aws::S3
key for a source code .zip file, and an ::Aws::S3
key for a build
artifacts .zip file. S3BucketRepository
is required in
SourceCodeType for S3BucketRepository
based code reviews.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-codegurureviewer/lib/aws-sdk-codegurureviewer/types.rb', line 1944
class SourceCodeType < Struct.new( :commit_diff, :repository_head, :branch_diff, :s3_bucket_repository, : ) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


layout: true class: center, middle, reverse --- # The terminal & version control How we work & save our work `Taming the 'blinking black box'` --- layout: false class: none # How have you worked with computers? --- # How do you run programs? * What do you use to start programs? * How do it? * Describe what you do? --- # Is there an alternative? --- layout: false class: none # The terminal * What is it? * How do you open it? * How do you use it? --- # Let’s play a game command followed by `go!` --- # How to use commands * type in the command * then press `enter`! --- # How to use commands * type in the command * then press `enter`! --- # Built in commands --- # Verbs What is a verb? --- # Verbs What is a verb? commands are `'verbs' built into the computer's operating system to get things done` --- # Commands Open a terminal window Find out where you are and what is there --- # Commands Open a terminal window Find out where you are and what is there type `pwd` then press enter - what does it do? type `ls` then press enter - what does it do? Type `ls -alt` then press enter - what does that do? --- # Commands `pwd` : tells you which folder you are in. `ls` : shows what is in the folder you in. `ls -alt` : show all files, long & sort last modified desc. `mv` & `rm` : many, many more! --- layout: false class: none # Why use the terminal? --- layout: false class: none # Why use the terminal? --- layout: false class: none # Why use the terminal? * Easily run commands * Work faster, more optimal * Not always reaching for the mouse --- # Let’s try it goto: `http://bootcamp.projectcodex.co/` -- click on `'The terminal'` --- # How did it go? --- # Take a break You deserve one! --- # What do you think `version control` mean? --- # Have you ever lost a file? Any stories? --- # How do you share files edits with others? --- # git * version control * local & remote source code repository --- # Let's try it! goto: `http://bootcamp.projectcodex.co/` -- click on `'Version control'` --- # Conclusion - In pairs: explain to each other what you have learnt. --- # Conclusion - In pairs: explain to each other what you have learnt. - Discuss: When you think of command line what picture comes to mind? --- # Conclusion - In pairs: explain to each other what you have learnt. - Discuss: When you think of command line what picture comes to mind? - After this discussion how would you draw this as a picture? --- # Go and do! * Codecademy command line * git-it tutorial! * try.github.com


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The filtering section of a script gives you the ability to control in which web pages the JavaScript will be injected. It is code that should evaluate to a truthy value of the JS code is to be injected. If not to be injected, a falsy value should be returned. The code for this filtering section is a small subset of JavaScript which only allows for the following:
"value"
or 'value'
)/keys?/i
)!
, (
, )
, <
, >
, +
, ,
, &&
, ||
, !=
, ==
, <
, and >
undefined
, null
, true
, false
, new
, and Array
.length
, .toUpperCase()
, .toLowerCase()
, .search(...)
, and .test(...)
location.hash
- eg. "#top
"
location.host
- eg. "www.example.com:8080
" (if no port, will be the same as location.hostname
)
location.hostname
- eg. "www.example.com
" (without the port number if given)
location.href
- eg. "http://www.example.com:8080/path/to/file.html?q=search+term#top
" (without the port number if given)
location.origin
- eg. "http://www.example.com:8080
"
location.pathname
- eg. "/path/to/file.html
" - This will not include the query
nor the hash
.
location.param(strParamName)
- If found, returns the value of the URL parameter with the specified name as a string. Otherwise undefined
is returned.
location.param(strParamName, strParamValue)
- Returns true
if the specified value is the value of the URL parameter found. Otherwise false
is returned.
location.port
- eg. "8080
"
location.protocol
- "http:
" or "http:
"
location.search
- "?q=search+term
"
urlParam(...)
- An alias for the location.param
function.
contains(strToCheck, strToFind, opt_ignoreCase)
- Tests to see if strToCheck
contains strToFind
, returning true
if so, otherwise false
. The third optional parameter, which defaults to false
, when set to true will do a case insensitive comparison.
startsWith(strToCheck, strToFind, opt_ignoreCase)
- Tests to see if strToCheck
begins with strToFind
, returning true
if so, otherwise false
. The third optional parameter, which defaults to false
, when set to true will do a case insensitive comparison.
endsWith(strToCheck, strToFind, opt_ignoreCase)
- Tests to see if strToCheck
ends with strToFind
, returning true
if so, otherwise false
. The third optional parameter, which defaults to false
, when set to true will do a case insensitive comparison.
cookie(cookieName)
- Returns the string value of the cookie with this name, if found. Otherwise returns undefined
.
cookie(cookieName, cookieValue)
- Returns true
if the specified value is the value found in the cookie, otherwise false
is returned.
varExists(variableName, opt_typeName)
- Returns true
if the variable exists under the global namespace, otherwise false
is returned. Excepts string values such as "document"
, "document.cookie"
, "document['cookie']"
, 'document["cookie"]'
, "document['cookie'].toString"
, etc.
elements(selector, opt_attrName, opt_attrValue)
- Uses document.querySelectorAll
to search the DOM and return an array of all of the elements matching the specified selector string. Returns an array of matching elements.
selector
- A string with a CSS3 selector that can be recognized by document.querySelectorAll
.
opt_attrName
- Optional. If given, this should be a string which identifies the attribute that should exist for the element(s) to be found.
opt_attrValue
- Optional. If given, this should be a string which identifies the value that should be found for the specified attribute. Alternatively this can be a regular expression which matches the value of the specified attribute.
This section is to house the JavaScript that will be injected into to web pages that pass the filter. This code is loaded only after the tab is finished loading and is only run in the main page, not in individual frames.
This extension gives you the ability to run JavaScript code on any site you choose after the page loads. Click on a moveable link below to add a new script or edit an existing one. Move the items around to change the order in which each will be executed on a page.


YouTube Downloader
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MEN IN BLACK A film review by David Landers Copyright 1997 David Landers
RATING: *** 1/2 out of **** - 8.5 out of 10.0 CAST: Tommy Lee Jones (Agent Kay), Will Smith (James Edwards/Agent Jay), Linda Fiorentino (Dr. Laurel Weaver/Agent Elle), Vincent D'Onofrio (Edgar), Rip Torn (Zed) DIRECTOR: Barry Sonnenfeld CERTIFICATION: PG-13 (USA) mild violence and language YEAR OF PRODUCTION: 1997
MEN IN BLACK is an explosive mix of science fiction, action, and comedy that hits the target in every possible way. Although another alien movie, MEN IN BLACK succeeds in every way that INDEPENDENCE DAY didn't, and towers above many other movies of its type. The brilliant acting, especially by Tommy Lee Jones as Agent Kay, is also as good as it gets. Director Barry Sonnenfeld, who was behind the camera for THE ADDAMS FAMILY movies and GET SHORTY, has crafted a masterpiece.
The story behind MEN IN BLACK is just as interesting as you would want it to be. The Men in Black, or MiB, are a top-secret governmental agency that is not known to exist. The MiB are responsible for "saving the world from the scum of the universe". A though job, indeed. The film opens with a truckload of illegal aliens (the human kind) being transported across the Mexico border and into the United States. Presumably, these "aliens" are all migrant workers. That is, until the MiB show up and begin interrogating them. Agent Kay selects a particular suspicious worker and takes him away from the other local authorities to discover that he is not an illegal human alien, but a real extra-terrestrial alien. When the alien makes a run for it, Agent Kay is forced to eliminate the alien with one of the MiB's very unique weapons, and after one of the local law enforcement officers witnesses this bizarre occurrence, Agent Kay is forced to use another very unique device on them. The device, described as "out of state", eliminates the memory of anyone it is used on.
>From here, we are introduced to James Edwards, played very well by Will Smith. Edwards, a police officer, is chasing a fleeing criminal. The criminal gives a very good chase, and at one point when Edwards confronts him, the criminal pulls out a very different looking weapon that disintegrated when it hit the ground. Edwards continues to chase the very athletic criminal to the top of a building, where the criminal informs Edwards that he must let him go, because someone is after him. Edwards doesn't take this seriously, but when the criminal shows very non-human characteristics and leaps off the building, he begins to wonder.
Back at the police station, Agent Kay shows up to ask Edwards a few questions. He informs Edwards that is was, in fact, a non-human that he was chasing, and that the gun he pulled out was definitely not man-made. He has Edwards identify the gun, and asks Edwards to come to the MiB headquarters the following day.
Edwards arrives and finds that he is involved in a recruiting process, along with various other men who seem a bit more qualified than he. After goofing up for half of the time, Edwards puts on a show at the firing range, and Agent Kay notes the reason why he feels Edwards should be the man to join the MiB: he chased down the "criminal" on foot, which is something that no one is supposed to be able to do.
In the meantime, an upstate New York farm has a very close encounter. Edgar (Vincent D'Onofrio), owner of the farm, investigates a strange crash landing and is attacked by the inhabitant of the flying object, which presumes to jump inside Edgar and use his body as a human transport. The "bug", as he is called, is an intergalactic terrorist who has come to Earth to attempt to kill two ambassadors. And it up to the MiB, with newly recruited Agent Jay (formerly James Edwards) to exterminate the bug and save the planet from intergalactic war.
MEN IN BLACK delightfully combines fast-paced action with often hilarious comedy, which is usually from Will Smith, although Tommy Lee Jones opens up his comedic personality in this film. The special effects are also very well done and are not the entire source of the plot, as in another big alien film from the past summer. Screenwriter Ed Solomon, writer of SUPER MARIO BROS. and the upcoming X-MEN film, has surely struck gold with this story. All ages will enjoy MEN IN BLACK. It is an extremely fun film that you will want to see again. Although it runs a very quick and speedy 96 minutes, the entire film from beginning to end is a non-stop adventure. The ending of the film, which ties up a few loose ends for one of the main characters, is also very well done. A sequel is already being planned, so there is more to look forward to!
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WITNESS LIST Appropriations-S/C on Criminal Justice Committee February 7, 2005-9:00A Budget For: Davis, Rex (Self) Keltner, David (Self) Lykos, Pat R. (Retired, Senior, and Former Judges) Roach, Randy (Self) Watson, Charles (Self) On: Abbott, Greg (Self and Office of the Attorney General) Barajas, Richard (Eighth Court of Appeals) Clemmer, Don (Office of the Attorney General) Cox, Gregg (Public Integrity Unit of the Travis County District Attorney's Office) DeBottis, Gina (Special Prosecution Unit) Earle, Ronnie (Public Integrity Unit of the Travis County District Attorney's Office) Estrada, Marcelino A. (State Law Library) Geeslin, Julie (Office of the Attorney General) Hamilton, Billy (Comptroller of Public Accounts) Hervey, Barbara (Court of Criminal Appeals) Jefferson, Wallace B. (Supreme Court of Texas) Johnson, Phil (Council of Chief Justices, Courts of Appeals and 7th Court of Appeals) Keller, Sharon (Court of Criminal Appeals) Marcovich, Carrice (Office of Court Administration) McBee, Barry (Office of Attorney General) Millholland, Herman (Office of the Attorney General) Stuck, Lynn (Office of the Attorney General) Underwood, Olen (Presiding Judges of Regions) Van Horn, Jeffrey L. (Office of the State Prosecuting Attorney) Willing, Seana (State Commission on Judicial Conduct)


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Moin Moin,
when using the git tab completions, it is annoying to update your .bash_profile when upgrading git to a new version, Assuming you have installed git via brew, you can automatically detect the version number with a small regex. Just update the lines in your .bash_profile i showed in http://andywenk.tumblr.com/post/43643531926/git-tab-completion-on-mac-os-x-when-installed-via with this:
have fun!
Cheers


Iteratively Back Open Source Projects with BitCoin.
Bitcoin has a lot of potential, but currently, it’s way too hard to build things with it.
Also, the world needs more open source, and people who use open source need better ways to encourage it, (i.e. to fund it)
We already have kickstarter, and gittip. These are good things, but we need more good things. GitTip is like busking but software is not like playing music on the sidewalk. Kickstarter essentially forces you to use the waterfall model, which has long been known as a recipe for disaster!
Since BitCoin is Open Source Money, lets hit both nails with one hammer!
I should be easy to fund a project iteratively, and funding a project should be an important way of providing feedback. You can’t produce good software without feedback.
And also, since this is open source, it should be possible to host your own fundable project on your own server, like you can host your own blog. It must be that simple.
It must be this simple:
var Wallet = require("bitcoin-wallet")
var wallet = new Wallet({watch: ADDRESS, minConfimations: 2})
wallet.on("transaction", function (trx) {
//you just received a transaction,
//do something with it!
this.balance()
})
Infact, that is the code used to make this site!
You can fund this project. The bitcoin address is 1EU3zgQiyDphRH3d12Cbr1UzEujNtkyKeN
This website is the MVP for this project, so far we have created just enough to get this page up, and get your feedback.
The first step is just to discover if people are into this idea, so we have set our initial round for the second iteration at just 10 bitcoins, please help, fork, or post an issue on project-repo about the features you are looking for.


{% extends "registration/registration_base.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% block title %}{% trans "Log in" %} | Dwitter {% endblock %} {% block content %}
{% endblock %} {% comment %} **registration/login.html** It's your responsibility to provide the login form in a template called registration/login.html by default. This template gets passed four template context variables: ``form`` A Form object representing the login form. See the forms documentation for more on Form objects. ``next`` The URL to redirect to after successful login. This may contain a query string, too. ``site`` The current Site, according to the SITE_ID setting. If you don't have the site framework installed, this will be set to an instance of RequestSite, which derives the site name and domain from the current HttpRequest. ``site_name`` An alias for site.name. If you don't have the site framework installed, this will be set to the value of request.META['SERVER_NAME']. For more on sites, see The "sites" framework. {% endcomment %}


This is a web interface for a magic the gathering card recommendation engine created by Donald Miner.
His project can be found here.
This particular instance of his project draws its results from a very small database of decks and not every deck is guaranteed to receive results.
For testing purposes, feel free to use one of the following links:
http://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/derevi-edh-deck/
http://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/surewhynots-seizan-perverter-of-truth/


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Sadly, I was unable to attend RailsConf this year. It was in Baltimore, and it would’ve been a lot of fun, but it just wasn’t in the cards. One of the great things about RailsConf is that the videos are posted online very quickly and are always of high quality. While I always like hearing DHH speak, I try to never miss one of Uncle Bob Martin, author of the must-go-read-this-right-now Clean Code.
This year, he gave an awesome talk on the (lack of) innovation in software development. He pointed out that we were still writing the same type of code now as we were 40 years ago. In one part, he asks the crowd what editor they use (knowing full well most will say vim). He then proceeds to make light of the audience for using a 19-year-old editor based on a 34-year-old editor. While his criticism is brief, I think it speaks more to the sorry state of text editing than to the developers (like me) who are “still” using vim.
I’m sure that unclebob is one of the more advanced IDE users, but it just pains me watching my co-workers meander through their code, selecting things with the mouse, and deleting long swaths of text by just hitting the delete key a lot.
While an IDE is great for learning a new environment (especially one as pedantic and verbose as Java or Objective-C), the editing capabilities are counter-intuitive and degenerate. vim may be hard on the newbie, but it’s intuitive and logical. When you understand the “zen” of vim, you can fly through your code, playing it like a musical instrument. It affords muscle memory and allows sophisticated chaining of movement, intent, and action. You can see what you want to accomplish and your hands make it so, all without reaching for a mouse, cursoring, using the delete key, or contorting your hand with some awful combination of key modifiers.
Think of it as a piano; it’s a very simple base of simple sounds and actions that, when chained together, can be used to make beautiful music. An IDE is more like a fancy Casio keyboard with built-in songs and beats. Shiny, but hollow.


Lissette Valenzuela is a sophomore undergraduate studying computer science and architectural design at Stanford University. She plays percussion in the percussion ensemble and is part of Preschool Counts, helping teach preschoolers about math concepts. She likes working with paper in her art projects as well.


Generally speaking your service endpoints will have imputs that define their behavior. For example if your service endpoint produces an invoice in PDF format, then it might take in the customer reference number and the invoice number.
This REST framework defines an [EndpointParameter()] attribute that you can apply to service endpoints or the arguments of an endpoint method to define the data type of the parameter, the validation rules for this parameter and the ways that the caller can pass this parameter to the service.


Team Members: Oscar Alcantar, Yakov Chipak, Ruthvik Chowdary, Paul Davydov, Hermont George Legaspi, Hung Quach, Alexander Van Oss
Adviser: Prof. Jin, Ying
Firebase
Google Firebase is used to store our database
React
React is used to display our front end
Node.js
Node.js is used for our back end!
Background
The projects goal is to create a simpler project manager for small development teams or individuals.
The client’s name is Adam C. Younis and he is an indie game developer. His website is Upponhill.com.
The main issue that the client faces is that his current project management software is cluttered and overly complicated for what he needs it for.
Two major goals of our client was to make a user friendly interface and to make each project have a list of tasks that subsequently have an infinite depth of subtasks within them.
Scope
Create a pleasant to look at, dark themed user interface that is easily navigable.
Have input that the client could use to create projects and to create tasks and subtasks.
Make each task have an infinite depth of subtasks within them.
Allow each task and project to have its details able to be edited.
Each subtask can be expanded to view more details or its subtasks.
Implement a system for logging in and signing up.
Implementation
The entire project was written in the javascript programming language, as it is the most commonly used language for web development.
Front-end was built using: HTML, CSS, Javascript, Bootstrap, React.
Back end was built using: Node.js, Express HTTP framework, Google Firebase.
Testing was done using Postman for the back-end and Selenium for the front-end.
3000 lines of code across 34 files between 2 repositories.
Highlights
This project management software is unique in that it is made for one developer.
This allows the developer to closely monitor and set various properties of tasks themselves.
It is innovative in that the client gets to see how well they are at estimating tasks and prioritizing them.
It also shows the client data, that is often hidden from the user, which can also help with project organization.
Lessons Learned
The process of an Agile workflow for software development.
The most modern tools for creating a full stack web application.
Learning to use the tools, and knowing what tools are available to you is one of the most important parts of becoming a skilled developer.
Having great teamwork skills are exponentially useful in the real world.
The best way to get the most out of a field is to get your feet wet in that field and actually work through something and overcome the struggles.
Acknowledgement
Special thanks to Professor Yang, our lab advisors Professor Penn and Professor Jin, and our client Adam Younis.


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Task in hand
- li click only for navigation
- li click should have active class. All the other li should have empty class
- on click li with class dropdown you should avoid adding class li
- on click li inside class dropdown you should add li to both li and dropdown
- To get current element amongst several elements in selector in click event use
$(this)
- To add class, use jquery manipulation
.addClass("class-name")
- For checking if class exist, use jquery manipulation
.has(selector}")
- For getting parents of current element use,
.parents()
- For filtering including current elements use
.filter()


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Julian Peeters
has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to
the avro2caseclass schema database.
This work is published from:
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Andersson, E., and Y. Sato. (ed.). 2012. Report from fifth WMO Workshop on the impact
of various observing systems on NWP. WMO Integrated Observing system Technical Report
no 2-2012.
http://www.wmo.int/pages/prog/www/OSY/Meetings/NWP5_Sedona2012/Final_Report.pdf .


The majority of non-coding RNA, or ncRNA, in Ensembl has been generated using the program rfam_script.pl. rfam_scan.pl is a perl wrapper for searching DNA sequences against the Rfam Database (Gardner PP et al. (2009)).
The following non-coding RNA gene types are annotated, along with pseudogenes
Most ncRNA is annotated by aligning a genomic sequence against
Rfam sequences using
BLASTN.
The BLAST hits are then used to seed Infernal searches of the aligned regions with the corresponding Rfam covariance models. The purpose of
this is to reduce the search space required, as to scan the entire genome with all
the Rfam covariance models would be extremely CPU-intensive.
See Gardner PP et al. (2009) "Rfam: updates to the RNA families database.", Nucl. Acids Res., 37, D136-40.
See also http://rfam.sanger.ac.uk/.
tRNA is predicted by using tRNAScan-SE software. See Lowe T.M. and Eddy S.R. (1997) "tRNAScan-SE: a program for improved detection of transfer RNA genes in genomic sequence", Nucl. Acids Res., 25, 955-964.
See also http://selab.janelia.org/tRNAscan-SE/.
Version 1.23 of the program was used, configured for superregnum as appropriate.
rRNA is predicted by using RNAmmer software. See Lagesen K. et al. (2007) "RNammer: consistent annotation of rRNA genes in genomic sequences", Nucl. Acids Res., 35, 3100-3108.
See also http://www.cbs.dtu.dk/services/RNAmmer.
Version 1.2 of the program was used, configured for superregnum as appropriate.


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Although the practical exercise will have a title, you should prepare your own title that reflects what you did. The title should be short and informative making it easy for the reader to quickly understand the subject of the report. A title such as "Gluconeogenesis" is practically useless whereas "Formation of glucose from amino acid precursors by liver homogenates" is much more informative. If the title contains a scientific name, the name must be written out in full without abbreviation.


lossHinge.m
Summary: Function to compute the moments and derivatives of the loss of a Gaussian distributed point under a double hinge loss function. The loss function has slope -/+a and corners b1 and b2. The function also calculates derivatives of the loss w.r.t. the state distribution.
Graph: \ / \ / \ / \_____________/ b1 b2
To use a single hinge b1 or b2 can be set to -Inf or +Inf respectively.
Note, this function is only analytic for 1D inputs. To apply this loss function to multiple variables, use the lossAdd function.
function [L dLdm dLds S dSdm dSds C dCdm dCds dLdb] = lossHinge(cost, m, s)
Input arguments:
cost .fcn @lossHinge - called to get here .a slope of loss function .b corner points of loss function [1 x 2 ] m input mean [D x 1 ] S input covariance matrix [D x D ]
Output arguments:
L expected loss [1 x 1 ] dLdm derivative of L wrt input mean [1 x D ] dLds derivative of L wrt input covariance [1 x D^2] S variance of loss [1 x 1 ] dSdm derivative of S wrt input mean [1 x D ] dSds derivative of S wrt input covariance [1 x D^2] C inv(S) times input-output covariance [D x 1 ] dCdm derivative of C wrt input mean [D x D ] dCds derivative of C wrt input covariance [D x D^2]
Copyright (C) 2008-2013 by Marc Deisenroth, Andrew McHutchon, Joe Hall, and Carl Edward Rasmussen.
Last modified: 2013-03-06
Contents
High-Level Steps
- Expected cost
- Variance of cost
- inv(s)* cov(x,L)
function [L dLdm dLds S dSdm dSds C dCdm dCds dLdb] = lossHinge(cost, m, s)
Code
D = length(m); if D > 1; error(['lossHinge only defined for 1D inputs, use lossAdd to '... 'concatenate multiple 1D loss functions']); end a = cost.a; b = cost.b(:)' - m(:)'; I = ~isinf(b); % centralize eb = exp(-b.^2/2/s); erfb = erf(b/sqrt(2*s)); c = sqrt(s/pi/2); % 1. Expected Loss % int_{-inf}^{b1-m} -a*(x-b1+m)*N(0,S) + int_{b2-m}^inf a*(x-b2+m)*N(0,S) L = a*(b/2.*erfb + c*eb + b.*[1,-1]/2); L = sum(L(I)); if nargout > 1 % Derivative w.r.t. m dLdb = a/2*(erfb + [1,-1]); dLdm = sum(dLdb(I)*-1); % Derivative w.r.t. S dc = 1/(2*sqrt(2*pi*s)); dLds = a*sum(eb)*dc; end % 2. Variance of Loss if nargout > 3 S = a^2*((b.^2+s).*(1+[1,-1].*erfb)/2 + [1,-1].*b*c.*eb); S = sum(S(I)) - L^2; erfbdm = -sqrt(2/pi/s)*eb; erfbds = -b.*eb/sqrt(2*pi*s^3); dSdm = a^2*(-b.*(1+[1,-1].*erfb) + (b.^2+s).*[1,-1].*erfbdm/2 + ... [1,-1]*c.*eb.*(-1+b.^2/s)); dSdm = sum(dSdm(I)) - 2*L*dLdm; dSds = a^2/2*((1+[1,-1].*erfb) + (b.^2+s).*[1,-1].*erfbds + ... [2,-2].*b*dc.*eb + [1,-1].*b.^3/s^2*c.*eb); dSds = sum(dSds(I)) - 2*L*dLds; end % 3. inv(s)* covariance between input and cost if nargout > 6 C = a*([-1 1] - erfb)/2; C = sum(C); dCdm = -a/2*sum(erfbdm); dCds = -a/2*sum(erfbds(I)); end


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- Language - Class in com.fsc.cicerone.model
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A language as represented in the system Cicerone.
- Language() - Constructor for class com.fsc.cicerone.model.Language
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Default empty constructor.
- Language(String, String) - Constructor for class com.fsc.cicerone.model.Language
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Create a new language by specifying its values.
- Language(JSONObject) - Constructor for class com.fsc.cicerone.model.Language
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Language's constructor.
- Language(String) - Constructor for class com.fsc.cicerone.model.Language
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Language's constructor.
- Language.Columns - Class in com.fsc.cicerone.model
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A utility class that contains various strings to be used as keys to communicate with the
remote server.
- LANGUAGE_CODE_KEY - Static variable in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.Language.Columns
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- LANGUAGE_NAME_KEY - Static variable in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.Language.Columns
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- LanguageManager - Class in com.fsc.cicerone.manager
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A class that provides useful functions for the management of the languages.
- LanguageManager() - Constructor for class com.fsc.cicerone.manager.LanguageManager
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LanguageManager class constructor.
- LANGUAGES_KEY - Static variable in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.Itinerary.Columns
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- LANGUAGES_KEY - Static variable in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.User.Columns
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- LanguageTest - Class in com.fsc.cicerone.model
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- LanguageTest() - Constructor for class com.fsc.cicerone.model.LanguageTest
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- layout - Variable in class com.fsc.cicerone.view.itinerary.ItineraryActivity
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- layout - Variable in class com.fsc.cicerone.view.itinerary.ItineraryModifier
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- layout - Variable in class com.fsc.cicerone.view.system.MainActivity
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- loadFromJSONObject(JSONObject) - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.app_connector.BooleanConnector.BooleanResult
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- loadFromJSONObject(JSONObject) - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.BusinessEntity
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Set the BusinessEntity's properties loading them from a JSONObject.
- loadFromJSONObject(JSONObject) - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.Document
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- loadFromJSONObject(JSONObject) - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.Itinerary
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- loadFromJSONObject(JSONObject) - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.ItineraryReview
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- loadFromJSONObject() - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.ItineraryReviewTest
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- loadFromJSONObject() - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.ItineraryTest
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- loadFromJSONObject(JSONObject) - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.Language
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Create a new language by using a JSONObject.
- loadFromJSONObject() - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.LanguageTest
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- loadFromJSONObject(JSONObject) - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.Report
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- loadFromJSONObject() - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.ReportTest
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- loadFromJSONObject(JSONObject) - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.Reservation
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- loadFromJSONObject() - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.ReservationTest
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- loadFromJSONObject(JSONObject) - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.Review
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- loadFromJSONObject(JSONObject) - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.User.Credentials
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- loadFromJSONObject(JSONObject) - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.User
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- loadFromJSONObject(JSONObject) - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.UserReview
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- loadFromJSONObject() - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.UserReviewTest
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- loadFromJSONObject() - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.UserTest
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- loadFromJSONObject(JSONObject) - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.Wishlist
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- loadFromJSONObject() - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.WishlistTest
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- location(String) - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.Itinerary.Builder
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Set the itinerary's location.
- location - Variable in class com.fsc.cicerone.view.itinerary.ItineraryModifier
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- LOCATION_KEY - Static variable in class com.fsc.cicerone.model.Itinerary.Columns
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- login(View) - Method in class com.fsc.cicerone.view.user.registered_user.LoginActivity
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A function that manage to execute the login af un User after he inserted his credentials.
- LOGIN_CONNECTOR - Static variable in class com.fsc.cicerone.app_connector.ConnectorConstants
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URL of the server-side connector for the login.
- LoginActivity - Class in com.fsc.cicerone.view.user.registered_user
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The user interface for the login.
- LoginActivity() - Constructor for class com.fsc.cicerone.view.user.registered_user.LoginActivity
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- logout(Activity) - Static method in class com.fsc.cicerone.manager.AccountManager
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Logout the current user.


VHANGUP
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (2)Updated: 2007-07-26
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
vhangup - virtually hangup the current ttySYNOPSIS
#include <unistd.h>int vhangup(void);
Feature Test Macro Requirements for glibc (see feature_test_macros(7)):
vhangup(): _BSD_SOURCE || (_XOPEN_SOURCE && _XOPEN_SOURCE < 500)
DESCRIPTION
vhangup() simulates a hangup on the current terminal. This call arranges for other users to have a ``clean'' tty at login time.RETURN VALUE
On success, zero is returned. On error, -1 is returned, and errno is set appropriately.ERRORS
- EPERM
- The calling process has insufficient privilege to call vhangup(); the CAP_SYS_TTY_CONFIG capability is required.
CONFORMING TO
This call is Linux-specific, and should not be used in programs intended to be portable.SEE ALSO
capabilities(7), init(8)COLOPHON
This page is part of release 3.22 of the Linux man-pages project. A description of the project, and information about reporting bugs, can be found at http://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/.
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This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
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