primrose.dag package¶
Submodules¶
primrose.dag.config_layer_traverser module¶
Module to traverse DAG by running all readers, then all pipelines, then all models, then all postprocess, then all cleanup
- Author(s):
Carl Anderson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-
class
primrose.dag.config_layer_traverser.
ConfigLayerTraverser
(configuration)¶ Bases:
primrose.dag.dag_traverser.DagTraverser
Module to traverse DAG by running all readers, then all pipelines, then all models, then all postprocess, then all cleanup
-
run_section_by_section
()¶ Do we want go through section by section?
Note
suppose we had 5 sections and we asked to run just 2: section1 and section2. Is it important that we run section1 and then section 2 (if so, return True) or just that we run all the nodes from section1 and section2 together in some desired order (return False)
- Returns
result (Boolean)
-
traversal_list
()¶ get list of nodes to traverse doing all readers, then all pipelines, then all models etc, or from user-defined list from metadata.section_registry
- Returns
list of node names in the order that they will be run
- Return type
sequence (list)
-
primrose.dag.dag_traverser module¶
Abstract module to traverse a DAG
- Author(s):
Carl Anderson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-
class
primrose.dag.dag_traverser.
DagTraverser
(configuration)¶ Bases:
abc.ABC
Abstract module to traverse a DAG
-
abstract
run_section_by_section
()¶ Do we want go through section by section?
Note
suppose we had 5 sections and we asked to run just 2: section1 and section2. Is it important that we run section1 and then section 2 (if so, return True) or just that we run all the nodes from section1 and section2 together in some desired order (return False)
- Returns
result (Boolean)
-
abstract
traversal_list
()¶ get list of nodes to traverse
- Returns
list of node name in the order that they should be run
- Return type
sequence (list)
-
abstract
primrose.dag.depth_first_traverser module¶
Module to traverse DAG by running depth first algorithm
- Author(s):
Carl Anderson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-
class
primrose.dag.depth_first_traverser.
DepthFirstTraverser
(configuration)¶ Bases:
primrose.dag.dag_traverser.DagTraverser
a traverser that traverses in depth first manner
-
run_section_by_section
()¶ Do we want go through section by section?
Note
suppose we had 5 sections and we asked to run just 2: section1 and section2. Is it important that we run section1 and then section 2 (if so, return True) or just that we run all the nodes from section1 and section2 together in some desired order (return False)
- Returns
result (Boolean)
-
traversal_list
()¶ get list of nodes to traverse doing a depth first traversal
- Returns
list of node name in the order that they will be run
- Return type
sequence (list)
-
primrose.dag.traverser_factory module¶
Singleton Factory where one can register traversers for instantiation
- Author(s):
Carl Anderson (carl.anderson@weightwatchers.com)


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Calculates the horizontal divergence using finite differencing. Exactly
the same as hcurl in all
other respects; see the Usage Notes
and Examples above.
Usage Notes
The numerical stability of calculating horizontal divergence using
finite differencing is very low. Please use the function with caution.


Structure of the CVS Repository
The CVS repository of the LDM project comprises two subdirectory
hierarchies: "src" (which contains source-code) and "doc" (which
contains documentation).
The file "src/VERSION" contains the version identifier of the LDM
package.
The file "src/HISTORY" contains manually-added descriptions of changes
to the LDM package.
Naming Conventions for CVS Release Tags
CVS tags for package releases are named
ldm-major_minor[_bugfix]
where:
- major
- Is the major release number
- minor
- Is the minor release number
- bugfix
- Is the optional bug-fix number. The brackets denote
optionality and are not part of the tag.
CVS Policy Terms
The main trunk is for formal releases only.
All development shall take place on
CVS
branches. For example, to add the ability to filter
data-products by "allowed" product-identifiers to upstream LDMs based
on LDM version 6.0.15, a developer could do the following in an empty
directory:
$ export CVSROOT=...
$ cvs rtag -b -r ldm-6_0_15 upstream_filtering doc src
...
$ cvs co -r upstream_filtering doc src
...
$ cd src
$ <<modify and test>>
$ cd ../doc
$ <<modify and vet>>
$ cd ..
$ cvs commit -m "Added upstream filtering by product-ID"
...
There are other ways of creating branches in CVS. More
information on CVS can be found at
http://www.cvshome.org/
Only the Project Manager may merge
changes on a branch onto the main
trunk. Developers shall notify the Project Manager when
they believe their modifications are ready to be incorporated into the
main trunk.
Write access may be terminated by the
Project Manager for violating this policy.


Most people don't set out to cheat on their spouse. It all starts small. It begins with a thought that goes uncontested, perhaps even nurtured into a fantasy. Those thoughts grow into an attitude and then the attitude grows into a disposition. That disposition erodes boundaries and clouds our sense of right and wrong. 笔记：事情起于微小，防微杜渐。thought --> fantasy --> attitude --> disposition --> erodes boundaries and clouds our sense of right and wrong
Winning early means staying away from traps.  If contact with that person is a must, then make sure it is always in a public space and others are around. Set boundaries surrounding your phone, the computer, and TV. Find a partner who is willing to help you with accountability.
Besides the obvious reasons that avoiding porn will help guard against lust, there are psychological reasons as well. Porn creates unrealistic expectations and desensitizes our minds towards our spouses. They can't possibly live up to what is viewed, and would we even want them to? This pushes the focus of your sexual desires outside of the home and can only lead to paths of destruction.
There are many benefits of social media, but there are just as many pitfalls. We are reunited with people from our past and introduced to those who are new. Old sparks can be renewed or new ones can be lit. For a married man, this can be extremely perilous. Always remain alert to true intentions when using social media.
When battling sexual temptation, there are plenty of people we can find that will encourage and enable it. You can still be their friend, but by all means, avoid joining them in their poor relational choices.
If you really can't keep your behavior in check around your boyfriend or girlfriend, it may be time to get married. This is God's intention and why he created husbands and wives, so that they can exercise these feelings in a way that pleases him.
Just keep in mind that you should marry someone who is a good match, spiritually, physically, and mentally, for you and only get married if you are ready to be serious about each other. If you can't take your relationship that seriously, you may not be ready for a sexual relationship.
 Marriage is a serious undertaking and should not be approached lightly.
While there is no way to go back to how you felt when your relationship was new, there are certainly plenty of ways to regain that level of relational excitement. Improving communication, date nights, passionate kissing and thoughtful gestures are just a few examples. When our minds and hearts are occupied in the right place, sexual lust has little room to operate.
Most holy books acknowledge that sexual desire is normal, so don't feel bad about having sexual needs. Acknowledge them, because not doing so can create a very unhealthy mentality and make those feelings even stronger! Let yourself feel sexual feelings but do not act on them.
While pondering the object of your desire, also ponder the consequences of action. Is it going to help or hurt your marriage? How would your wife respond if she knew? Think about where your actions can lead and then imagine your wife finding out. Do you want to deal with the fallout? Always think of the end game. Where do you want to be? Are your thoughts and actions leading you there?
Most times, when our minds wander sexually, we aren't really seeking pure sex. We are seeking to replace something missing in our lives and our relationships. It could also be that we are trying to distract ourselves from dealing with something difficult. For each man, these things will be specific to his experiences. Figure out the root issue and work to correct it.
To be a gentleman is a choice. A very good choice, and this world today needs many more. Despite the vast amount of temptations that life throws our way, we should hold ourselves to the highest of moral standards. Self-discipline in all areas of our life leads to positive results.
Rather than being controlled by untamed lust, direct that passion in positive directions. Use that energy to brainstorm about ways you can bless your wife. Perhaps focus on things that will make the world better like volunteering at a homeless shelter. Coach a youth sports team. Mentor troubled individuals.
The key to a full life is found in relationships. Porn alienates us from one another and causes relational difficulty.  Selfishness is nurtured because porn is instant gratification at the expense of people being dehumanized. That leads to guilt, loneliness, and isolation. It is short-term exhilaration with long-term lower quality of life. Intimacy takes effort, patience, and investment, but the reward is abundance. Relational intimacy refines selflessness and the ability to love.  Commit to that choice every morning, every hour, and every evening.
If you allow lust to be the driver in your daily relations with others, then you're not connecting fully with yourself. You are allowing your bodily desires to determine who you are and how you behave, rather than letting your mind and personality do some of the thinking. Similarly, you are not respecting them by viewing them in this lustful way. If you truly have feelings for them, you will work hard to fight these feelings and do right by them (and yourself!).
Prayer is the act of communicating your thoughts, worries, hopes and dreams to God. Lift up the desires you are feeling and ask for help. God made you and knows you and can deliver you time and time again.


Summary: Lattitude vs. X
The purpose of this project was to anlayze how weather changes as you get closer to the equator. To accomplish this analys, we first pulled data from the OpenWeatherMap API to assemble a dataset on over 500 cities. After assembling the dataset, we used Matplotlib to plot various aspects of the weather vs. latitude. Factors we looked at included: temperature, cloudiness, wind speed, and humidity. This site provides the source data and visualizations created as part of the analysis, as well as explanations and descriptions of any trends and correlations witnessed. In addition we also created heatmaps in Jupyter using the gmaps python module, intuitively revealing better and worse vacation destinations at the time. There were some oddities in the ways that cities were found. We began by randomly selecting several hundred lattitude and longitude points, and then using the citipy module to find the nearest city to each location creating a bias toward island and coastal cities on account of most of earth being covered in ocean


#parse("/de/fct/companian/web/site/inc/header.htm")
Comparing the APIs of ${leftJar.artifact} version ${leftJar.version} with version ${rightJar.version}.
The API compare result may not be very convincing. It indicates added and deleted methods or classes but it does not reflect any higher level of abstraction. If you would like to see the result of a comparison at a higher level of abstraction, use the framework comparison.
Computed ${diffCount} differences.
#if ( ${addedRight.empty} && ${deletedRight.empty} )No relevant changes found. The versions seem to be 100% compatible.
#end #if (! ${addedRight.empty} )| Method | Class |
|---|---|
| ${result.methodSignature} | ${result.fqcn} |
| Method | Class |
|---|---|
| ${result.methodSignature} | ${result.fqcn} |


/* Copyright (c) 2014 Eric Brisson
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in
all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN
THE SOFTWARE. */
/**
* The Keyboard object stores the canvas state's keyboard.
*
* @class Keyboard
* @namespace GUIState
*
* @constructor
* @return {undefined}
*/
KeyboardInput.GUIState.Keyboard = function() {
this.keys = [];
this.maxKeys = 0;
var i, j;
for (i = 0; i <= 8; i++) {
this.keys[i] = [];
}
this.keys[0][9] = new KeyboardInput.GUIState.Key(9, 0, true, false, false);
this.keys[0][10] = new KeyboardInput.GUIState.Key(10, 0, true, false, false);
this.keys[0][11] = new KeyboardInput.GUIState.Key(11, 0, true, false, false);
for (i = 1; i <= 7; i++) {
for (j = 0; j < 12; j++) {
this.keys[i][j] = new KeyboardInput.GUIState.Key(j, i, true, false,
false);
}
}
this.keys[8][0] = new KeyboardInput.GUIState.Key(0, 8, true, false, false);
};
/**
* Returns all keyboard keys or a subset of the keys.
*
* @method getKeys
* @param {String} subset A parameter describing which keys should be returned
* ('all', 'white', 'black', 'selected', 'givenkeys'). 'givenkeys' returns all
* keys that are not editable.
* @return {Array} An array of keyboard keys.
*/
KeyboardInput.GUIState.Keyboard.prototype.getKeys = function(subset) {
var keys = [];
Y.Array.each(this.keys, function(register) {
Y.Array.each(register, function(key) {
if (subset === 'all' ||
(subset === 'white' && key.isWhiteKey) ||
(subset === 'black' && !key.isWhiteKey) ||
(subset === 'selected' && key.selected) ||
(subset === 'givenkeys' && !key.editable)) {
keys.push(key);
}
});
});
return keys;
};
/**
* Returns a single keyboard key, given a pitchclass and a register.
*
* @method getKey
* @param {Number} register The key's register.
* @param {Number} pitchClass The key's pitchClass.
* @return {GUIState.Key} The requested key.
*/
KeyboardInput.GUIState.Keyboard.prototype.getKey = function(register,
pitchClass) {
return this.keys[register][pitchClass];
};


Senator Danjuma Goje says he won’t contest election at any level again
- A serving Nigerian senator, Muhammadu Danjuma Goje, says he has decided not to contest in any election again after 2023
- Goje explains that he is stepping aside in 2023 to give young politicians from Gombe state the chance to also hold elective positions
- The senator, however, states that he would remain in politics as an active card-carrying member of the APC
A serving Nigerian senator, Muhammadu Danjuma Goje, has announced that he will not contest for any elective office in the future after his current tenure in the Senate expires.
Goje, a former governor of Gombe state, made the disclosure on Sunday, December 8, at the venue of his empowerment programme in the Pantami Stadium, Gombe state, Daily Trust reports.
The senator said he is stepping aside in 2023 to give young politicians from the state the chance to also hold elective positions. He, however, stated that he would remain in politics.
The lawmaker said he had contested and won seven elections and was never defeated at the polls. He noted that during the cause of his political career he served as a secretary of local government, member Bauchi state House of Assembly, a onetime minister, a two-term governor of Gombe state and was elected three times as a senator.
According to Premium Times, Senator Goje said he will continue to be an active card-carrying member of the APC and participate in all political activities at all levels.
In another news report, the APC party has begun moves to resolve the dispute between the governor of Edo state, Godwin Obaseki, and the national chairman of the party, Adams Oshiomhole.
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The party through some of its governors has decided to let go of their personal difference with the national chairman of the party to ensure a reconciliation process.
The Nation reports that sources within the party said APC members are worried that if the governors fail to get involved it may cost the party losing Edo state during the 2020 governorship election.
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Infomaster TutorialLesson 3: Tables |
As mentioned in Lesson 3, Infomaster provides special support for datawebs, i.e. semantic nets in which objects are grouped into classes and in which information is expressed in the form of predicate relations and attribute relations.
Much of this support currently takes the form of HTML pages generated directly by Infomaster. In future versions of the system, Infomaster will generate XML and XForm pages instead and will rely on style sheets to convert these pages into suitable HTML form. This will give the user greater control of formatting. However, (almost all of the) capabilities discussed in this tutorial will remain the same, as they are independent of this mechanism.
Clicking on the link for an object on any page invokes the Inspect operation. The first step in executing Inspect is to determine the preferred class of the object. See the section on Interfaces to see how this is done. Once the preferred class is found, Infomaster computes values for the attributes belonging to the preferred class and presents these on a page for the specified object.
The Create operation allows the user to create a new instance of a specific class together with values for the attributes associated with that class. This operation is automatically invoked when the user clicks the red snowflake next to a class name.
The Change operation allows the user to change the values of the attributes for an instance of a specific class. This operation is automatically invoked when the user presses the Change button on the bottom of Inspect pages.
Searching a semantic net can be accomplished in either single pane or multi-pane
mode. Multi-pane mode uses frames; single-pane mode does not. The
frontdoor and search operations support single pane search. The
search operation allows the user to find instances of classes by specifying
values for its attributes. If you have a page that mentions a class, then clicking on the link for that class
results in a page that shows the corresponding class table. This invokes the
Displayclass operation with the class as argument. You can also invoke this
operation by typing the Displayclass request directly into your browser's
Address window.
Attributes associated with a class and their effects on user interface:
Superclass. The only user interface effect concerns the apprearance of
the class hierarchy in the left pane of a Seek window. If there are classes that list a
given class as superclass, then the given class is displayed with a red triangle, which
can be opened to reveal those subclasses. Otherwise, it is paired with a grey triangle,
which cannot be opened.
Predicate. This determines the predicate used to determine membership in
a class. As an example, consider the class country with predicate
country.instance. If one uses a create page to create a new instance, say usa,
Infomaster will record the class of that instance with a sentence of the form
(country.instance usa). Analogously, if one uses a search page to find
instances of country, Infomaster will look for sentences of the form
(country.instance ≤country≥). If no predicate is specified, Infomaster
uses the classifier for the agent executing the operation. See the section on interfaces
for how this works.
Attribute. This determines which attribute relations are displayed on
inspect, search, create, change, and compare pages. (Note that this decision is also
affected by properties of the attribute relations as well. See next section.)
Sorter. This determines which attribute is used to sort the values on
result pages.
User interface attributes associated with an attributerelation:
Domain. No effects on user interface
Range. Determines what sort of subframe is produced when the + button is
clicked. Also determines the entries on menus hen no options are specified.
Unique. If an attributerelation has a unique value, the snowflake next to it
is suppressed, since it is impossible for there to be more than one value.
Total. No effects on user interface.
Createstyle determines which modality is used on Create pages.
Changestyle determines which modality is used on Change pages.
Searchstyle determines which modality is used on Search pages.
Comparestyle determines which modality is used on Compare pages.
Inspectstyle determines which modality is used on Inspect pages.
Hierarchyrelation specifies the binary relation to use in computing
expansions of values for attribute relations with style ProgressiveHierarchicalChoiceList.
Option specifies values to use in populating dropdownlists and
multichoicelists. If absent, range information is used.
Createdefault determines an initial value on create pages.
Searchdefault determines an initial value on Search pages.
Createlabel determines an optional string to print out next to the attribute
relation on Create pages. This is commonly used to specify units, special
warnings, an so forth.
Searchlabel determines an optional string to print out next to the attribute
relation on Search pages. This is commonly used to specify units, special
warnings, an so forth
Modalities:
A glyph is a simple print-out of the name of an object.
A dropdownlist is a menu in which only one value can be specified at a time.
(This will soon be renamed selector as in the original Infomaster.)
A multichoicelist is a menu of choices allowing selection of multiple
entries. If more than one choice is selected, the choices are assumed to be
disjunctive. (This will soon be renamed menu as in the original Infomaster.)
A radiobutton allows the user to specify a value by pushing mutually
exclusive "radio buttons".
A checkbox allows the user to select multiple values using check boxes.
A ProgressiveHierarchicalChoiceList allows the user to specify a value by
expanding a hierarchy of choices. The Option information for an attribute with
this modality specifies the values for the initial selector. The
hierarchyrelation determines how these values are expanded.
(This will soon be renamed hierarchy as in the original Infomaster.)
An interval permits the user to supply upper and lower bounds on a value.
A typein cell allows the user to enter a value by typing its name.
A stringfield allows the user to enter a string by typing its name
without the enclosing double quotes.
A textarea allows the user to enter a string by typing its name
without the enclosing double quotes. It is similar to a stringfield except that
it provides more area.
A password cell allows the user to enter a password but does not echo the
actual characters.
URLstyle allows user to insert a url, which is then rendered in other places
as a link.
Emailstyle allows user to insert an email address, which is then rendered in
other places as a mail link.
Noshow means that the attribute is suppressed. Particularly useful in
keeping Compare tables small while allowing full information to appear on
Inspect pages.
Metadata determines which agent contains the metadata for the interface.
This is usually the Manager; and, if no value is specified, the Manager is assumed.
Don't fiddle with this unless you know what you are doing.
Classifier gives a binary relation that specifies the preferred class for
objects when object links are clicked using that interface. If no classifier is
specified, Infomaster assumes isa. The classifier is also used to express the
type of objects in classes for which there is no predicate relation.
Rootclass determines the top-level classes displayed on Frontdoor and
Seek pages.
Nocreate specifies classes that the user is prevented from creating. When a
class is listed as nocreate, the snowflakes disappear from the left pane of the Seek
interface.
Nochange specifies classes that the user is prevented from changing members
of the specified class. When a class is listed as nochange, the Edit button disappears
from instances of that class.
Nocommand specifies buttons that are NOT to be offered to the user. Options
include Add, Apropos, Convert, Create, Creator, Display, Update, Updater, Inspect,
Inspector, Memory, Metalevel, Rulify, Save, Sort, Subframem and others. The
Convert option determines whether various format conversion buttons appear at
the bottoms of various pages. The Subframe button determines whether the + button
appears, allowing the user to expand attribute cells into subframe searches. The
metalevel button determines whether the pencil icons appear next to concepts, allowing
their properties to be examined in the Manager. And so forth.
Header specifies the HTML text to be displayed at the top of every page.
Footer specifies the HTML text to be displayed at the bottom of every page.
Frontpage specifies the HTML text to be displayed by the Toplevel operation
(or when no operation is specified). If specified, this text is used in place of header
and footer on the front page.
Security specifies an agent containing security data. If no security agent is
specified, no security checking is done, i.e. anybody can access the system. This
subject lies beyond the scope of this tutorial.
3.3 Properties of Classes
3.4 Properties of Attribute Relations
3.5 Properties of Interfaces
Every Infomaster agent has an HTML interface with which it can communicate with its human
users. The administrator of a system determines how much functionality can be exposed by
setting the parameters of the agent's interface. Here are some of the attributes.
Exercises


public class ProjectApplication
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private static CommentListModel |
commentList |
private static CommentModel |
currentComment |
private static CommentListModel |
currentCommentList |
private static Location |
currentLocation |
private static User |
currentUser |
private static ProjectApplication |
instance |
| Modifier | Constructor and Description |
|---|---|
protected |
ProjectApplication() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static CommentListModel |
getCommentList()
Returns the complete list of all comments.
|
static CommentModel |
getCurrentComment()
Returns the current comment being viewed.
|
static CommentListModel |
getCurrentCommentList()
Returns the current list of comments of interest.
|
static Location |
getCurrentLocation()
Returns the current location of the user.
|
static ProjectApplication |
getInstance()
Creates an instance of ProjectApplication.
|
static java.lang.String |
getName()
Returns the current username.
|
User |
getPushedUser(java.lang.String name) |
static User |
getUser()
Returns the current User.
|
static void |
InitializeLocationManager(Context context)
Initializes the LocationManager.
|
void |
pushUser(User currentUser)
Pushes the currentUser to server
|
static void |
setCurrentComment(CommentModel currentComment)
Sets the current comment to be viewed.
|
static void |
setCurrentCommentList(CommentListModel currentCommentList)
Sets the current list of comments of interest.
|
static void |
setCurrentLocation(Location location)
Sets the current location of the user.
|
static void |
setName(java.lang.String name)
Sets the current username.
|
private static ProjectApplication instance
private static CommentListModel commentList
private static CommentListModel currentCommentList
private static CommentModel currentComment
private static Location currentLocation
private static User currentUser
public static java.lang.String getName()
Username can be checked against a list of all users (UserList) to see if the user already exists. If the username already exists, the user's previous data can be retrieved. Username is displayed next to a user's comment. Example of a username: the string "Bob".
public static void setName(java.lang.String name)
A user can set their own username from the login page (LoginActivity). The list of "MyComments" is determined by the user with that username. Example of a username: the string "Bob".
name
- Current user's usernamepublic static User getUser()
The current user information is stored in a User. This includes the current user's username, a list of their own comments and their favorite comments. The user information can be retrieved for determining which comments to display in BrowseMyCommentsActivity, EditCommentActivity, and BrowseFavoritesActivity.
Example of a User
public static ProjectApplication getInstance()
public static CommentListModel getCommentList()
A list of all comments in the app is stored in a CommentListModel. The list of all comments can be retrieved to display comments in BrowseTopLevelCommentsActivity. Comments in the CommentListModel include information about the text of comments, the username of the comment author, the location of the comment, pictures attached to the comment, and a list of replies to that comment.
Example of a CommentListModel
public static void setCurrentCommentList(CommentListModel currentCommentList)
The list of comments of interest is updated when a comment is selected in order to see its replies in BrowseTopLevelCommentsActivity and BrowseReplyCommentsActivity. The list of comments to be displayed in the future is determined by which CommentListModel is set. The list of comments of interest is a sub-set of the comments list that contains all comments in the app.
currentCommentList
- The up-to-date comment list of interestExample of a CommentListModel
public static CommentListModel getCurrentCommentList()
The list of current comments of interest is used to determine which comments to display in BrowseTopLevelCommentsActivity and BrowseReplyCommentsActivity. The list of comments to be displayed is determined by which CommentListModel is returned. The list of comments of interest is a sub-set of the comments list that contains all comments in the app.
Example of a CommentListModel
public static CommentModel getCurrentComment()
The current comment is used to be displayed at the top of the screen in BrowseTopLevelCommentsActivity and BroweReplyCommentsActivity. The replies to the comment can also be obtained from the returned CommentModel so that they can be displayed.
Example of a CommentModel
public static void setCurrentComment(CommentModel currentComment)
The current comment is set when a comment is clicked on in BrowseTopLevelCommentsActivity and BroweReplyCommentsActivity. This keeps track of which comment is currently being viewed by the user.
currentComment
- Current comment of interestExample of a CommentModel
public static Location getCurrentLocation()
The current location of the user is retrieved when posting a comment through CreateCommentActivity and EditCommentActiviy.
public static void setCurrentLocation(Location location)
Sets the location directly. This could be used for overriding the normal behavior, i.e.: the location being constantly updated by the LocationManager
location
- Location to recordpublic static void InitializeLocationManager(Context context)
Must be called before requesting the user's location. The location is automatically updated as the GPS updates.
context
- A context is required to get a System Servicepublic void pushUser(User currentUser)
currentUser
- public User getPushedUser(java.lang.String name)


PLANET SICK-BOY: http://www.sick-boy.com "We Put the SIN in Cinema"
Financed by Spike Lee's Forty Acres and a Mule production company, Love & Basketball is too much like Spike's recent flicks - excessively long, agonizingly self-indulgent and full of nails-across-a-blackboard music from Terence Blanchard (Summer of Sam). And that's really a shame – there's a nice little film in there somewhere, if you pare away about thirty-five minutes.
Basketball is divided into four uneven segments labeled `First Quarter,' `Second Quarter,' etc. The first takes place in 1981, where the world of eleven-year-old Crenshaw kid Quincy McCall (Glenndon Chatman) is rocked to its alpha-male foundation by the fact that he may no longer be the best basketball player on his street. Q's new neighbor – like him, a wannabe point guard – has silky-smooth moves, a killer jump shot and, more importantly, is actually a tomboy named Monica Wright (Kyla Pratt).
Hey – haven't we already seen a girl move to a new town and dress like a boy this year?
Flash to 1988, where both Q (Omar Epps, In Too Deep) and Monica (Sanaa Lathan, The Best Man) are star playmakers for their respective Crenshaw High teams. She loves Magic Johnson and wears his #32, while his idol is his dad, who sports #22 for the L.A. Clippers. They're still neighbors (their bedroom windows are only about ten feet apart) and they bicker like an old, married couple.  A romance eventually blossoms after a spring dance.
Basketball's third (and longest) quarter sees Q effortlessly making the move from high school to the starting line-up at USC, while Monica struggles just to make her Lady Trojan team.  According to Dick Vitale (who makes a cameo performance along with fellow ESPNer Robin Roberts), Q is a real P.T.P. Diaper Dandy (meaning – I think - that he's a freshman with incredible potential).
The last chapter of the film is set in 1993, and what little faith I had remaining for Basketball's denouement was ripped out from under me. There is entirely too much time spent on the relationship between each set of parents and their talented little ballplayers. You know when Q's moms (Debbi Morgan, The Hurricane) warns him about money-grubbing hoes trying to `trap' him that she's probably done the same to his NBA star pop (Dennis Haysbert, Random Hearts), while Monica's prissy parents (Harry J. Lennix, Titus and Alfre Woodard, Mumford) just don't understand how important basketball is to their daughter.
Basketball was written and directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood, who made two unseen Dave Chappelle comedic shorts called Damn Whitey and Bowl of Pork, the latter of which a black take on Forrest Gump (`Life is like a bowl of pork' – get it?). Until now, Prince-Bythewood was probably best known for being the daughter of accomplished television director Stan Lathan. She even adds a clip of Pop's latest sitcom The Steve Harvey Show. Prince-Bythewood's script is heartwarming at times, but as a whole is unfocused and uneven. If there was more of the relationship between Q and Monica (like the priceless look of shock when he unfurls his package before they git wit' each other for the first time), the film would have been a lot more enjoyable. There are a couple of pretty cool shots through Monica's eyes while she's on the court in the middle of a game.
There are other mildly endearing qualities to Basketball, like the use of different music from each period of the film. First you hear Bobby Brown singing `Candy Girl' with New Edition, and then `My Prerogative' on his own seven years later. It's funny, but not nearly as funny as hearing people use the word `fresh' repeatedly. There are other minor problems with the film as well. Like why would these people live in Crenshaw? Isn't that supposed to be a bad area? Wouldn't an NBA star live somewhere else? Their houses are huge and one even has a giant in-ground pool. Maybe I'm just ignorant (I already have plenty of e-mail supporting this point, so save your typing fingers), but Crenshaw is always portrayed as a gang war zone in films set in south central Los Angeles.
In addition to not having opening credits (a growing trend in mainstream film), there is another interesting event that happens early in the film. Woodard's character coughs in her first scene, which is usually the first sign of a character developing lung cancer in the last reel. But that doesn't happen here, which almost makes me think that this story was originally intended to drag out even longer than it already did, and the whole cancer angle (thankfully) ended up on the cutting room floor. Or, then again, maybe Woodard just coughed and the director didn't feel like reshooting the scene.
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Cloudify 3
Edit (pull request)Cloudify 3 is an opensource orchestrator backed by GigaSpaces that aims to support deployment on various different locations.
This section gives a focus to Cloudify 3 orchestrator plugin for ALIEN, a plugin to manage deployment on various cloud using Cloudify 3.x.
Alien 4 Cloud Cloudify 3 Support
The alien 4 cloud plugin for cloudify 3 exposes several nodes so that TOSCA templates can be deployed on Cloudify 3 to various locations. This allows full portability of topologies (or blueprints) that you have designed.
The following tables shows the supported features of our plugin on the various clouds and how they are mapped to TOSCA.
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Policies support in cloudify 3
Cloudify 3 currently manages the deployment and un-deployment of blueprints and support the ability to trigger custom workflows that have been shipped within the blueprint at runtime.
Out of the box cloudify 3.3 doesn’t support policies like auto-healing and have a very limited support for Scalability that causes issues in various scenarios.
Note that Cloudify guys are working on 3.4 that should provide much better support for both HA and Scalability concern.
Auto-healing
As stated previously cloudify 3.3 doesn’t provide support for auto-healing of services. It provide a basic monitoring feature that we implement in the blueprint we generate from the TOSCA model. This basic monitoring is based on Machine status and not software status meaning that if one of the software in a blueprint crash it won’t be detected by the cloudify 3.
We developed as part of Alien 4 Cloud the ability to generate a cron-based mecanism that check the monitoring data in order to trigger an auto-healing workflow. This implementation is quite naïve for now and is disabled by default on deployments but can be enabled per deployment through an orchestrator property.
Scalability
Scalability behavior is currently not deeply specified in TOSCA and Cloudify has a very simple implementation of scalability management that treats only two kind of relationships, hosted_on (1-1 relationship) and all others (1-n relationships). When scaling a node, all nodes that are hosted_on the given node are scaled, however nodes that are connected or attached to it are not, this includes block-storage and floating ips which is not a correct implementation for most of situations.
We have designed a workaround to change this behavior so that it is possible to scale a node with BlockStorage and Floating IP. This workaround relies on both some updates on alien4cloud blueprint generation and workflow management for cloudify but also on an update of the cloudify plugin so that Compute, BlockStorage and FloatingIPs are considered as a single Compute node in cloudify world with optional list of block storage and floating ips that will be managed per instance.
There is currently some missing details in the TOSCA specification on how relationships can be impacted in scaling scenarios and we are working with bot Cloudify and TOSCA to enhance the specification.


Returns a data frame, list, or text string. If a data.frame, all columns
except year
strings because the 'Quick Stats' data returns suppressed data
as '(D)', '(Z)', or other character indicators which mean different things.
Converting the value to a numerical results in NA, which loses that
information.
nassqs_parse(req, as = c("data.frame", "list", "text"), ...)
| req | the GET response from |
|---|---|
| as | whether to return a data.frame, list, or text string |
| ... | additional parameters passed to |
a data frame, list, or text string of the content from the response.
# \donttest{ # Set parameters and make the request params <- list(commodity_name = "CORN", year = 2012, agg_level_desc = "STATE", state_alpha = "WA", statisticcat_desc = "YIELD") response <- nassqs_GET(params)#> | | | 0% | |======================================================================| 100%#> Error: HTTP Failure: 401 #> unauthorized# Parse the response to a data frame corn <- nassqs_parse(response, as = "data.frame")#> Error in nassqs_parse(response, as = "data.frame"): object 'response' not foundhead(corn)#> Error in head(corn): object 'corn' not found# Parse the response into a raw character string. corn_text<- nassqs_parse(response, as = "text")#> Error in nassqs_parse(response, as = "text"): object 'response' not foundhead(corn_text)#> Error in head(corn_text): object 'corn_text' not found# Get a list of parameter values and parse as a list response <- nassqs_GET(list(param = "statisticcat_desc"), api_path = "get_param_values")#> | | | 0% | |======================================================================| 100%#> Error: HTTP Failure: 401 #> unauthorizedstatisticcat_desc_values <- nassqs_parse(response, as = "list")#> Error in nassqs_parse(response, as = "list"): object 'response' not foundhead(statisticcat_desc_values)#> Error in head(statisticcat_desc_values): object 'statisticcat_desc_values' not found# }


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Sir Elton John: I had to learn to walk again after I came close to dying
The singer said he feared he would not live to see his children get older.
Sir Elton John has said he was terrified he would not live to see his children grow up and had to learn to walk again after he contracted an infection following surgery for prostate cancer.
The superstar musician, who is father to sons Zachary and Elijah with husband David Furnish, previously revealed in his autobiography Me that he was successfully treated for cancer two years ago but then became ill with an infection.
Speaking to Graham Norton in the BBC programme Elton John: Uncensored, Sir Elton said he has an “annus horribilis” as he struggled with his health.
He said: “I was on stage in Vegas in a lot of pain, fluid had built up under my colon.
“I did the show and was wearing nappies shortly after the operation. I thought ‘If only they knew right now that I’m pissing myself’.
The singer added that he was rushed to hospital in London, where he was “24 hours from snuffing it”, and continued: “I had to learn to walk again. I was extremely sick.
“I said: ‘Don’t let me die, I want to see my children grow up.'”
He joked there is “very little of me left” after having his prostate removed and losing his hair.
Discussing his response to going bald, he said he is very happy with the hair piece he now wears. He said: “Yes I’m bald. I don’t like being bald so I wear a toupee.”
He joked: “I pray to it every night.”
The documentary also features footage from Top Of The Pops, which has not been seen for 41 years, which shows Sir Elton’s former partner and manager John Reid accompanying him on guitar during a performance of Rocketman.
It also sees him discuss his complex relationship with his mother Sheila, who he reconciled with before she died in 2017.
He said: “I thought I have to reach out to my mum. Things hadn’t been good but you have to forgive people.
“Towards the end of her life she got more difficult. She didn’t approve of the civil partnership, didn’t approve of David. She didn’t like anyone who was closer to me than she was.”
Elton John: Uncensored is on BBC One at 9pm on November 28.


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Quick Run
Challenge Source: VirSecCon2020Challenge Category: Scripting
This challenge contained a zip file with 30 QR codes inside.
There is a tool called zbarimg that can process QR codes via command line.
Just checking the first file:
We can guess that if this is a character in the flag, it is likely an ASCII encoded character. We can check a table:
We know flags in this competition begin with an L, so this is probably decimal encoded rather than hex encoded.
One option is just to use zbarimg to go through all the files in the directory and match the characters to the table, but - in the spirit of the category - to completely automate the process via a python script:
Tags: VirSecCon, ctf, scripting


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* are you a researcher, investor, government body, health care professional, patient or a regular human being that lives on planet Earth? Then yes, YOU.
You are here already, so go ahead and find out more about the project - please note this project has been temporarily parked starting May 2016, due to the team's other committments.
We are willing to share our findings, please get in touch!
Thank to those who helped until now, and thanks to you for reading this.


Jira - Watched issues as reason for mail flood
Posted on Thu 28 May 2020 in Jira
Tired with Jira mail flood? Or maybe your Outlook rules are working seamlessly enough to not to disturb you with notifications?
As Jira administrator I can rant some while on Jira features as well as users forcing their ideas to spam others.
As jira by default makes you watcher of any: - commented issue - created issue
Knowing above user to "protect" himself can have saved special query in his favourite filters. Speciality of that JQL rely on it's result.
watcher = currentUser() and resolution = Unresolved
Above query will return list of all not "Closed" issues which can be moved, commented or changed in anyway which will create notification sent to your mailbox. Thus it seems to be good idea to go trough such JQL and verify is there anything what you can "Stop watching".
Batching notifications In addition to above JQL it would be good to verify which Jira version is running in your company. Starting from Jira 8 Server version Jira does provide email improvement called "batch notifications". It's enabled by default in Jira or can be enabled by administrator when disabled. Administrator can reach that feature under "cog" > System > Batching email notifications Atlassian KB


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Networker is a secure, responsive web application for constructing private groups. The focus group is a “mock family network”. The idea is to reach within your network for assistance before seeking assistance outside of your network. This strengthens the network and reduces the existence of weak links.
Networker provides the opportunities to login into a secure environment, build a phone book, track user locations of residency, observe analytics based on the user group profiles, communicate through project-based message system. The project-based message system will allow for the users to collaborate on specific goals and communicate through posts and uploads.
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Learn more about Bayes Factors
IEM: Independent Effects Model, SEM: Similar Effects Model, PAV: protein-altering variants, PTV: protein-truncating variants IEM, PAV SEM, PAV SEM, PTV


About X-Wing Dividers
This site was created to support the players
X-Wing Second Edition miniature game by
Fantasy Flight Games. This site is unofficial and is not affiliated with Fantasy Flight Games,
Lucasfilm Ltd., or Disney. You may log issues or suggestion regarding this site at
GitHub.
The game comes with a lot of cards. I store all the upgrade and pilot cards in a couple
400 Card Storage Boxes. It was difficult to take cards
out from the box. This site is generates divider/caddy pattern you can print out and put together. I print the pattern on
heavyweight cardstock 140 lb index paper and put it together with
Double Sided Tape. I print with Portrait orientation, on US Letter
size paper (8.5" x 11"), scaled at 100%, and with narrow margins. Cut on the solid lines, and fold on the dashed lines. You can print directly from the browser and the
non-essential elements on the page will be removed.
When you select a card type from the drop down, it'll automatically enter a number for the caddy length. This default length is based on the number of cards that
comes with the core box, and the first three Conversion Kits (Rebels, Empire, and Scum). You can enter your own length in millimeters. Or I recommend 1mm for
every 3 cards unsleeved. The maximum caddy length that will print on a standard US Letter sized sheet is 101mm.
I also created another website
X-Wing DataTables that has all the card information in a table format
for searching and filtering. The data can also be exported to Excel.


| Recorded Crime Offences (Number) by Garda Station, Type of Offence and Year |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | ||
| Swords, D.M.R. Northern Division | 03 ,Attempts/threats to murder, assaults, harassments and related offences | 127 | 127 | 136 | 151 | 169 | 177 |
| 04 ,Dangerous or negligent acts | 92 | 81 | 68 | 80 | 64 | 69 | |
| 07 ,Burglary and related offences | 278 | 283 | 292 | 304 | 284 | 239 | |
| 08 ,Theft and related offences | 969 | 884 | 906 | 913 | 1019 | 728 | |
| See Background Notes |


Server mode¶
Moto has a stand-alone server mode. This allows you to utilize the backend structure of Moto even if you don’t use Python.
It uses flask, which isn’t a default dependency. You can install the server ‘extra’ package with:
pip install moto[server]
You can then start it running a service:
$ moto_server ec2
You can also pass the port:
$ moto_server ec2 -p3000
* Running on http://<IP_ADDRESS>:3000/
If you want to be able to use the server externally you can pass an IP address to bind to as a hostname or allow any of your external interfaces with <IP_ADDRESS>:
$ moto_server ec2 -H <IP_ADDRESS>
* Running on http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5000/
Please be aware this might allow other network users to access your server.
Then go to localhost to see a list of running instances (it will be empty since you haven’t added any yet).
If you want to use boto3 with this, you can pass an endpoint_url to the resource
boto3.resource(
service_name='s3',
region_name='us-west-1',
endpoint_url='http://localhost:5000',
)
Other languages¶
You don’t need to use Python to use Moto; it can be used with any language. Here are some examples to run it with other languages:


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Recipe 9.10. Processing Windows Messages Using MsgWaitForMultipleObjectsCredit: Michael Robin ProblemIn a Win32 application, you need to process messages, but you also want to wait for kernel-level waitable objects, and coordinate several activities. SolutionA Windows application's message loop, also known as its message pump, is at the heart of Windows. It's worth some effort to ensure that the heart beats properly and regularly: import win32event import pythoncom TIMEOUT = 200 # ms StopEvent = win32event.CreateEvent(None, 0, 0, None) OtherEvent = win32event.CreateEvent(None, 0, 0, None) class myCoolApp(object): def OnQuit(self): # assume 'areYouSure' is a global function that makes a final # check via a message box, a fancy dialog, or whatever else! if areYouSure( ): win32event.SetEvent(StopEvent) # Exit msg pump def _MessagePump( ): waitables = StopEvent, OtherEvent while True: rc = win32event.MsgWaitForMultipleObjects( waitables, , # Wait for all = false, so it waits for any one TIMEOUT, # (or win32event.INFINITE) win32event.QS_ALLEVENTS) # Accept all kinds of events # You can call a function here, if it doesn't take too long. It will # be executed at least every TIMEOUT ms -- possibly a lot more often, # depending on the number of Windows messages received. if rc == win32event.WAIT_OBJECT_0: # Our first event listed, the StopEvent, was triggered, so # we must exit, terminating the message pump break elif rc == win32event.WAIT_OBJECT_0+1: # Our second event listed, "OtherEvent", was set. Do # whatever needs to be done -- you can wait on as many # kernel-waitable objects as needed (events, locks, # processes, threads, notifications, and so on). pass elif rc == win32event.WAIT_OBJECT_0+len(waitables): # A windows message is waiting - take care of it. (Don't # ask me why a WAIT_OBJECT_MSG isn't defined < # WAIT_OBJECT_0...!). # This message-serving MUST be done for COM, DDE, and other # Windows-y things to work properly! if pythoncom.PumpWaitingMessages( ): break # we received a wm_quit message elif rc == win32event.WAIT_TIMEOUT: # Our timeout has elapsed. # Do some work here (e.g, poll something you can't thread) # or just feel good to be alive. pass else: raise RuntimeError("unexpected win32wait return value") DiscussionMost Win32 applications must process messages, but you often want to wait on kernel waitables and coordinate a lot of things going on at the same time. A good message pump structure is the key to this, and this recipe exemplifies a reasonably simple but pretty effective one. With the message pump shown in this recipe, messages and other events get dispatched as soon as they are posted, and a timeout allows you to poll other components. You may need to poll if the proper calls or event objects are not exposed in your Win32 event loop, as many components insist on running only on the application's main thread and cannot run on spawned (secondary) threads. You can add many other refinements, just as you can to any other Win32 message-pump approach. Python lets you do this with as much precision as C does, thanks to Mark Hammond's PyWin32 package (which used to be known as win32all). However, the relatively simple message pump presented in this recipe is already a big step up from the typical naive application that can either serve its message loop or wait on kernel waitables, but not both. The key to this recipe is the Windows API call MsgWaitForMultipleObjects, which takes several parameters. The first is a tuple of kernel objects you want to wait for. The second parameter is a flag that is normally 0. The value 1 indicates that you should wait until all the kernel objects in the first parameter are signaled, but my experience suggests that you almost invariably want to stop waiting when any one of these objects is signaled, so this parameter will almost always be 0. The third is a flag that specifies which Windows messages you want to interrupt the wait; always pass win32event.QS_ALLEVENTS here, to make sure any Windows message interrupts the wait. The fourth parameter is a timeout period (in milliseconds), or win32event.INFINITE if you are sure you do not need to do any periodic polling. This function is a polling loop and, sure enough, it loops (with a while True, which is terminated only by a break within it). At each leg of the loop, it calls the API that waits for multiple objects. When that API stops waiting, it returns a code that explains why it stopped waiting. A value between win32event.WAIT_OBJECT_0 and win32event.WAIT_OBJECT_0+N-1 (where N is the number of waitable kernel objects in the tuple you passed as the first parameter), inclusive, means that the wait finished because an object was signaled (being signaled means different things for each kind of waitable kernel object). The return code's difference from win32event.WAIT_OBJECT_0 is the index of the relevant object in the tuple. A return value of win32event.WAIT_OBJECT_0+N means that the wait finished because a message was pending, and in this case, our recipe processes all pending Windows messages via a call to pythoncom.PumpWaitingMessages. (That function, in turn, returns a true result if a WM_QUIT message was received, so in this case, we break out of the whole while loop.) A code of win32event.WAIT_TIMEOUT means the wait finished because of a timeout, so we can do our polling there. In this case, no message is waiting, and none of our kernel objects of interest were signaled. Basically, the way to tune this recipe for yourself is by using the right kernel objects as waitables (with an appropriate response to each) and by doing whatever you need to do periodically in the polling case. While this means you must have some detailed understanding of Win32, of course, it's still quite a bit easier than designing your own special-purpose, message-loop function from scratch. I suspect that a purist would find some way or other to wrap all of this message pumping into a neat module, letting each application customize its use of the module by passing in a list of waitables, some dictionary to map different waitables to chunks of code to execute, and a partridge in a pear tree. Go ahead, turn it all into a custom metaclass if you wish, see if I care. For once, though, I think the right approach to reusing this code is to copy it into your application's source directories, and use your trusty text editor (gasp!) to tailor the message pump to your application's exact needs. See AlsoDocumentation for the Win32 API in PyWin32 (http://starship.python.net/crew/mhammond/win32/Downloads.html) or ActivePython (http://www.activestate.com/ActivePython/); Windows API documentation available from Microsoft (http://msdn.microsoft.com); Mark Hammond and Andy Robinson, Python Programming on Win32 (O'Reilly). |


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Contributions to this database - e-accessions and plant specimens - are welcomed. UQARC is an ongoing research project at the University of Queensland. Interested researchers should contact the project team to discuss their accessions before preparing their material following the standards outlined here. Contributors acknowledge that, once included in the database, all contributions will be made publicly available in accordance with the site’s Creative Commons license (see Terms of use) .
At present e-accessions are being prepared for wood/wood charcoal and seeds/fruits. Other fossil categories may be added in the future. We are developing a web-based accession portal for UQARC contributors, but currently are using spreadsheets to collect data. Please follow the following steps.
Step 1: Complete UQARC Accession sheet
Enter the taxonomic, collection and origin information for your specimens on the attached UQARC Accession Sheet (Excel). The sheet has details about the conventions we follow, including use of the GRIN taxonomy for naming, though names assigned using local floras should also be recorded. Details are on the READ ME worksheet. Some fields (hashed) are to be filled out by the UQARC team. Please note, all contributors will need to specify a verification level flag (as defined by Herbarium Information Standards and Protocols for Interchange of Data - Version 3 [HISPID3]) for each accession donated to the database. They are as follows:
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Values in Field |
Meaning |
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0 (zero) |
The name of the record has not been checked by any authority |
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1 |
The name of the record determined by comparison with other name plants |
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2 |
The name of the record determined by a taxonomist or by other competent persons using herbarium and/or library and/or documented living material |
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3 |
The name of the plant determined by taxonomist engaged in systematic revision of group |
|
4 |
The record is part of type gathering or propagated from type material by asexual methods |
Step 2: Complete the record sheet for your material
Download and enter the details for your accessions, using the specified criteria, in one of the following material categories: wood/wood charcoal or seeds and fruits. Please contact UQARC for further details about the descriptive criteria on the contacts page.
Wood and wood charcoal
All contributors of wood and wood charcoal reference materials will need to present their data in the attached pro forma (FileMaker, Excel File) . Descriptions of anatomical features should follow those outlined by the International Association of Wood Anatomists, in particular:
For Hardwoods: E.A. Wheeler, P. Baas, P.E. Gasson (eds.) (1989) IAWA list of microscopic features for hardwood identification with an Appendix for non-anatomical information. IAWA Bulletin 10(3):219-332.
For softwoods: Richter, H.G., D. Grosser, I. Heinz, and P.E. Gasson (eds.) (2004) IAWA list of microscopic features for softwood identification. IAWA Journal 25(1):1-70.
Contributors should also include images (preferably SEM images or high quality light microscope images) of each of the three anatomical planes (transverse, tangential, and radial) which contain the distinguishing anatomical features of the taxon. These images should be accompanied by an annotation of the anatomical features present in the image. Images should not exceed 1.25MB in size and are acceptable in JPEG or TIF format.
Seeds and fruits
All contributors of seed, nut and fruit reference materials will need to present their data in the attached pro forma ( Excel File). The fields should be filled out, where relevant as follows:
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# |
Field |
Notes |
Criteria /terms |
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A |
Accession |
Assigned by UQARC |
NA |
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B |
Seed/fruit type |
Describe the seed fruit type with reference to standard terms |
Digital Seed Atlas of the Netherlands = "Plant Part Field" http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/?pDeterm=ON Pdf at: http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/help4-met-pics-Plantpart.pdf |
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C |
Shape 3D |
Describe overall shape |
Digital Seed Atlas of the Netherlands = "Diaspore shape 3D" http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/?pDeterm=ON Pdf at: http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/help4-met-pics-3Dshape.pdf |
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D |
Shape 2D |
Describe shape as in plan view |
Digital Seed Atlas of the Netherlands = "Diaspore shape 2D" http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/?pDeterm=ON Pdf at: http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/help4-met-pics-2Dshape.pdf |
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E |
Shape detail |
Add here details of the overall shape and structure that may not be covered in 2 and 3, including apex (proximal) and base (distal) shape, variability, margins etc |
e.g. Bojnansky 2007, pp. xxxiv-xxxv |
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F |
Length (mm) |
Longest dimension of the seed, typically from proximal to distal poles; typically a range given for population |
See Jacomet 2006 pp 9-10. Pdf at: http://ipna.unibas.ch/archbot/pdf/ |
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G |
Breadth (mm) |
Dimension running between the lateral margins of the seed, typically perpendicular to the length; typically a range given for population |
See Jacomet 2006 pp 9-10. Pdf at: http://ipna.unibas.ch/archbot/pdf/ |
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H |
Thickness (mm) – also known as height |
Dimension running between the dorsal and ventral surfaces of the seed, typically perpendicular to the breadth; typically a range given for population |
See Jacomet 2006 pp 9-10. Pdf at: http://ipna.unibas.ch/archbot/pdf/ |
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I |
Colour |
Colour of the fresh seed/fruit |
Digital Seed Atlas of the Netherlands = "Colour" http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/?pDeterm=ON Pdf at: http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/help4-met-pics-Colour.pdf |
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J |
Reflection |
Whether the surface in fresh seeds is glossy or matt |
Digital Seed Atlas of the Netherlands = "Reflection" http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/?pDeterm=ON Pdf at: http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/help4-met-pics-reflection.pdf |
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K |
Testa/endocarp thickness (mm) |
Maximum dimension across the testa/endocarp; typically a range given for population |
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L |
Surface description (Outer) |
Describe surface appearance, sculpting, hairs etc |
Digital Seed Atlas of the Netherlands = "Diaspore shape 2D" http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/?pDeterm=ON Pdf at: http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/help4-met-pics-Diasporesurface.pdf |
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M |
Surface description (Inner) |
Describe any sculpting on inner surface of endocarps etc |
Bojnansky 2007, pp. xxxiii-xxxv |
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N |
Hilum shape |
ONLY for Asteraceae, Boraginaceae, Fabaceae, Geraniaceae and Poaceae |
Digital Seed Atlas of the Netherlands = "Hilum shape" http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/?pDeterm=ON Pdf at: http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/help4-met-Hillumshape.pdf |
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O |
Hilum length |
ONLY for Asteraceae, Boraginaceae, Fabaceae, Geraniaceae and Poaceae |
Digital Seed Atlas of the Netherlands = "Hilum length" http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/?pDeterm=ON Pdf at: http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/help4-met-Hilumlength.pdf |
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P |
Pappus |
Describe the form of the pappus on the seed if present |
Digital Seed Atlas of the Netherlands = "Pappus" http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/?pDeterm=ON Pdf at: http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/help4-met-pics-pappus.pdf |
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Q |
Appendages |
Describe the form of any appendages |
Digital Seed Atlas of the Netherlands = "Appendages" http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/?pDeterm=ON Pdf at: http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/help4-met-pics-Appendages.pdf |
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R |
Anatomy Transverse Section |
Describe variance in anatomical details |
Hather 2000 and Fairbairn lab notes (available from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
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S |
Anatomy Longitudinal Sections |
Describe variance in anatomical details |
Hather 2000 and Fairbairn lab notes (available from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
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T |
Embryo and endosperm details |
Describe any features of the embryo and endosperm, including the arrangement as described in Martin |
As per Martin 1946 and Baskin 2007 |
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U |
Other identification information |
Other information including, for example, variability in features and other information not included elsewhere |
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V |
References and links |
Add references and URL information |
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W |
Notes |
Add any other information not covered elsewhere |
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X |
Contributor |
Full name of person adding information and date of accession |
References
Baskin CC, Baskin JM (2007) A revision of Martin's seed classification system, with particular reference to his dwarf-seed type. Seed Science Research 17 (1):11-20. doi:10.1017/S0960258507383189
Bojnanský V, Fargašová A (2007) Taxonomy and Morphology of Seeds. In. Springer Netherlands, Dordrecht, pp 1-954. doi:10.1007/978-1-4020-5362-7_1
Cappers R, Bekker R, Jans J (2006) Digital seed atlas of the Netherlands, vol 4. Groningen Archaeological Series. Barkhuis Publishing, Groningen (http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl)
Jacomet S (2008) Identification of cereal remains from archaeological sites. IPNA, Basel (http://ipna.unibas.ch/archbot/pdf/)
Martin AC (1946) The Comparative Internal Morphology of Seeds. American Midland Naturalist 36 (3) :513-660. doi:10.2307/2421457
Contributors should also include images (preferably SEM images or high quality light microscope images) which contain the distinguishing features of the taxon. These images should be accompanied by an annotation for the image. Images should not exceed 1.25MB in size and are acceptable in JPEG or TIF format.


The {_lever}, {_pedal}, and {_ribbon} controls can be configured by {_global_parameter global parameters} as either lo-res (low resolution) or hi-res. For instance, CC1 specifies the MSB (the most significant byte containing the top seven bits) of the modulation control, which maps to the positive side of Lever 1. If configured as hi-res, CC33 specifies the LSB (the least significant byte containing the bottom seven bits).
Internally, controls are represented as floating point values with a range of 0 to 1, or \-1 to +1 for bipolar controls. (Floating point values have fractional parts, unlike the integers that MIDI deals with.) The fact that n-bit binary numbers don't go quite all the way to 2n is dealt with by simply incrementing the highest value. Thus, the Digital Chroma treats lo-res performance control values as being in units of 1/128, but treats the maximum value of 127 as meaning 1, not 127/128. This means that a mid-scale value of 64 translates into exactly 1/2. Similarly, the Digital Chroma treats 14-bit values as being in units of 1/16384, but treats the maximum value of 16383 as meaning 1, not 16383/16384.
On input, the Digital Chroma defers processing of the MSB of any control that supports high resolution until the next message is received on the same channel, or until three milliseconds have elapsed. If the corresponding LSB isn't received within that time, the MSB is processed as a lo-res control. This avoids the tiny glitches that can result when the MSB changes on a very slow ramp.
An LSB that isn't preceded by its MSB, or whose MSB has already been processed by the 3ms timeout, is processed immediately, using the current MSB value. The Digital Chroma never transmits an LSB by itself.
NRPN or RPN data is treated differently. If a Data MSB is expected, a Data MSB must be received to trigger the processing. If a Data MSB and a Data LSB are both expected, they must both be received, MSB first, to trigger the processing.
MSB/LSB controls that are prefixes to other controls may be sent into the Digital Chroma in either order. The Digital Chroma always transmits MSB first.
The Digital Chroma only generates the low numbered Control Changes containing the MSB (the seven most significant bits) of the value, unless the controls are configured to be hi-res. Three global parameters allow this to be done for the levers, the pedals, and the optional ribbon controller. Other controls are always lo-res.


Ed Woodward 'wanted to sign £200million duo' - but Jose Mourinho snubbed plan
Manchester United's executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward used to be involved in the club's recruitment strategy
by Jake Polden, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/jake-polden/Ed Woodward reportedly wanted Manchester United to land Marco Verratti and Raphael Varane - but then boss Jose Mourinho ruled the signings out as unattainable.
Woodward used to be heavily involved in the Red Devils' recruitment strategy and earmarked the Paris Saint-Germain midfielder and Real Madrid defender as dream signings.
He believed the duo would help rebuild United's spine ahead of the 2018/19 season, even though they would have cost around £100million each, and spoke to Mourinho about the prospect of signing the duo.
But Mourinho didn't even entertain the idea due to how difficult it would have been to land either player, according to the Manchester Evening News.
Instead of trying - and likely failing - Mourinho turned his attention to Shakhtar Donetsk's Brazilian midfielder Fred, who he landed for £52million.
The Portuguese missed out on signing a centre-back that summer despite being linked with everyone from Kalidou Koulibaly to Toby Alderweireld.
He did however sign Diogo Dalot and Lee Grant, in addition to Fred.
Mourinho was sacked midway through that season and replaced by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who was initially given the job on a temporary basis.
After making an impressive start at Old Trafford, particularly in Europe, Solskjaer was given the job permanently.
But things haven't exactly gone to plan for the Norwegian or United this season, with the Red Devils just five points off the relegation places after 11 games played.


Cacti - T. peruvianus
Ever since reading 'The Doors of Perception' by Aldous Huxley, mescalin cacti have been of great interest to me. Yesterday, for the first time ever, I had the opportunity to explore the mescalin world. I had the opportunity to open the Doors. This report is written only some two hours after regaining sanity.
My drug 'history' is widespread and thorough. I have had acid twice, mushrooms countless times, salvia numerous times, speed, coke, MDMA, and weed almost constantly for the past few years at least. Sure, there are things I haven't yet tried, but that time will come. I have had no experience with visionary cacti, and am excited.
I am in a familiar house and in a good mood. Earlier in the week I had prepared 100 grams of dried T. Peruvianus cactus into a paste with the juice of five lemons, some ginger and about 2 tablespoons of honey. The resulting mixture was put into a juice carton and kept in the refridgerator until I was ready to partake. Mescalin being a stable molecule, it will keep in the fridge so long as it is in darkness. I got the equivalent of about a quarter of my litre of cactus paste, and chugged it down. I found the taste to be bearable, while the consistency of the mixture was the hardest thing to swallow. After not feeling too good for a little while afterward, I started to feel alright.
I had not eaten anything prior to consuming the cactus. I had my paste at 8:30pm (T + 0.00).
(T + 0.30-0.45): After about half an hour/forty-five minutes I started to feel a little weary and tired. I was sitting in the lounge watching TV at this time, but soon lost interest. No major change in my physical state at this point.
(T + 1.30): An hour and a half after having my cactus paste I shuffle to the bathroom to check my eyes. They are dilated hugely, although I still only feel a little tired. I was beginning to think I swallowed the green gunk for nothing, but then remembered a highly pertinent quote: 'Good mescalin comes on slow...'. I move back to the lounge and continue watching television.
(T + 1.45): Fifteen minutes later I notice a glowing brilliance on the plain, dirty white curtain covering the windows. No discernable 'Coming up', as with acid and mushrooms. The doors of perception simply opened, and infinite beauty was rushing in with some force.
I decide to walk over and open the curtains. Touching them seemed like disturbing something sacred, something very special. I carefully pulled the curtains back, being careful not to wake them up. Outside the trees were swelling with pride, glowing amazing shades of green I had never seen before, and I could tell this was significant. It was still light enough to see outside, so I decided to go for a walk. Whether this was beneficial or not I still cannot comprehend. After having considerable trouble opening the door, I step out onto the patio and head towards the garden.
(T + 2.00-3.00): For what I estimate was an hour of my journey I was outside in the garden. The dogs seemed to be happy about themselves, and I considered saying hello, but didn't want to disturb them. My first of only two vocal outbursts occured during this time. 'Your time will come' I said, 'for now I must explore'. I set off around the garden, first setting my eyes upon a dying rose. This rose was just a small part of the universe, yet held great importance to me. I stroked the limp dying petals on the rose, thinking about how it died, and whether it could recuperate and glow once more. At this point I got scared, and ran away to the other side of the garden. From the other side of the garden the rose appeared much more fitting, much more a piece of the infinite puzzle that is the world. I was elated.
Enough of the rose, enough of the garden. I'd spent an hour considering this rose from every angle, every possible point of view and frame of mind. I was getting restless and needed a drink.
(T + 3.00): My first drink choice is a can of beer. I open the can and the cracking noise it makes upon opening makes me laugh. I still don't know why, although i'd like to. I took a sip of the beer and instantly felt confused. The clarity of thinking that came with the mescalin was directly combated by the alcoholic substance I was drinking. I discard the beer. Time to go to my bedroom.
(T + 3.30-10): I spend the rest of the night in my bedroom. I open the door and close it before I turn on the light. For a few seconds I was in near total darkness. I turn on the light and make my second and last verbal outburst: 'Argh! Turn down the power, show off.' In hindsight I was probably talking to the light, or at myself. Either way it made me mad momentarily, but then I noticed the curtains. Obviously a girl's choice, the blue whale/dolphin patterned curtains glowed with an amazing light. I spend a good hour tracing the folds in the curtains with my eyes, admiring the presence of such beauty. I recollect now a piece of Huxley's report when he admires the creases and folds in his trousers. 'This is how one ought to see' he said. This is how I felt about the curtains. If everybody in the world would just look at these curtains in this light, everybody would be happy.
I turn away from the curtains momentarily to pick up my acoustic guitar. Strumming the chords to John Lennon's 'Mother' never felt so good. The simple C-G-C-F-G-C-F-C-G-C progression never held such importance. While I strum away at the chords I continue to look at the curtains. I started to feel like I was abusing the ultimate privelidge, and turned away. Instantly I felt withdrawn, even alone.
I put my guitar down, and at this point it is about T + 5 hours or 1:30am. I look to my bookshelf for consolation. No such thing lay in the wooden shelves, this was a practical item. If it had any glow I didn't see it. I felt depressed after losing the curtains from my vision. Every few minutes I peek at them again, feeling a rush of pleasure that is short lived. I decide it is time to sleep.
For the rest of my experience, until about 6:30-7:00am the next morning, I writhed in bed with an eye mask on trying to sleep, but no such pleasure was coming. I should have learned my lesson from a while ago, when I had a horrid time trying to sleep after consuming a massive dose of psilocybe mushrooms. 'Psychadelics' and sleep do not mix, and trying to force them to mix is like trying to mix together two bricks.
I get up in the morning (I simply get up, I had no need to wake up as I never slept) and immediately observe the curtains. They hung loosely from their hangers, looking old and worn out. They lacked any emotion and beauty. I knew the Door had been closed, and it had been well and truely slammed in my face, leaving me with a headache and feeling highly dehydrated. I go and get some water and put a frozen ready meal in the microwave. Two hours later, here I am.
Mescalin, visionary cacti, peyotl, they are tools of divine and significant meaning. The question, for me, is a question of whether this is a recreational drug. I am inclined to think not. I have had significant insight into what is beyond the Doors of Perception, more so than when acid or psilocybin tried to open them. These latter drugs merely enabled me to peer through the keyhole, as it were, and observe what goes on within, or, 'out there'. Mescalin tore down all of the barriers that restrain humans, in a way greater than anything ever could. Will I consume this cactus again? Certainly, but when i'm ready. If I dive straight back in, nothing beyond the Door will have changed, I will be immensly bored and angry with myself for the temptation. There is a lot to be learned, and to learn some things, I need a helping hand.
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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MAX_KILLTRACK_SIZE
Maximum size of any
KillTrack . |
static int |
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Minimum size of any
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KillTrackImpl(int trackLength)
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KillTrackData |
generateKillTrackData()
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Player |
getKiller(int killIndex)
Identifies the
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int |
getScoreForPlayer(Player player)
Returns the score assigned to a player with kills.
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getTotalKills()
Returns the total amount of kills up to now.
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getTrackLength()
Returns the initial length of this
KillTrack |
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Assigns the given listener to this
KillTrack |
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