Alki
First And Pike
Seatac Airport
Seattle Center
Capitol Hill
Alki
Hours
EVERYDAY
6AM-8PM
1244 s Alki address
Seattle, WA
(206)554-5678


Stats
* Two paintings are not in permanent collections. One was stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and one is in a private collection, sometimes in exhbitions (how I saw it).
Note: Because some of the paintings travel to other museums for exhibitions, I may see some outside of the countries and museum permanent collections to which they belong.
Note: Because some of the paintings travel to other museums for exhibitions, I may see some outside of the countries and museum permanent collections to which they belong.


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NetBeans UML Modeling |
org::galagosearch::core::eval::SetRetrievalEvaluator
public class SetRetrievalEvaluator
Computes summary statistics over a set of queries. @author Trevor Strohman
| Properties | |
|---|---|
| Alias | SetRetrievalEvaluator |
| Visibility | public |
| Final | |
| Transient | |
| Abstract | |
| Leaf |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
SetRetrievalEvaluator(RetrievalEvaluator evaluators[0..*]) Creates a new instance of SetRetrievalEvaluator |
| Operation Summary | |
|---|---|
RetrievalEvaluator[0..*] |
getEvaluators() Returns a collection of evaluators. |
double |
meanAveragePrecision() Returns the mean average precision; the mean of the average precision values for all queries. |
double |
meanBinaryPreference() Returns the mean of the binary preference values for all queries. |
double |
geometricMeanAveragePrecision() Returns the geometric mean of average precision values for all queries. |
double |
meanPrecision(int documentsRetrieved) Returns the mean of the precision values for all queries. |
double |
meanReciprocalRank() Returns the mean of the reciprocal rank values for all queries. |
double |
meanRPrecision() Returns the mean of the R-precision values for all queries. |
double |
meanNormalizedDiscountedCumulativeGain() Returns the mean of the NDCG values for all queries. |
double |
meanNormalizedDiscountedCumulativeGain(int documentsRetrieved) Returns the mean of the NDCG values for all queries. |
Map<String, Double> |
evaluateAll(String metric) Returns a Map containing a particular metric value for each query. |
int |
numberRetrieved() The number of documents retrieved for all queries. |
int |
numberRelevant() The total number of relevant documents to any of the queries. |
int |
numberRelevantRetrieved() The total number of relevant documents retrieved for any of the queries. |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public SetRetrievalEvaluator(RetrievalEvaluator evaluators[0..*])
| Operation Detail |
|---|
public RetrievalEvaluator[0..*] getEvaluators()
public double meanAveragePrecision()
public double meanBinaryPreference()
public double geometricMeanAveragePrecision()
public double meanPrecision(int documentsRetrieved)
public double meanReciprocalRank()
public double meanRPrecision()
public double meanNormalizedDiscountedCumulativeGain()
public double meanNormalizedDiscountedCumulativeGain(int documentsRetrieved)
public Map<String, Double> evaluateAll(String metric)
public int numberRetrieved()
public int numberRelevant()
public int numberRelevantRetrieved()
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NetBeans UML Modeling |


for p in predictions[1:]:
prediction += p
prediction = prediction / len(forests)
prediction = prediction.reshape(*(shape[:-1] + (forests[0].labelCount(),)))
r.wait()
prediction=numpy.dstack(predictions)
prediction = numpy.average(prediction, axis=2)
prediction = prediction.reshape(*(shape[:-1] + (forests[0].labelCount(),)))
// If our LabelsCount is higher than the number of labels in the training set,


public class ChessBoard
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ChessBoard()
Default constructor.
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ChessBoard(ChessBoard cb)
Constructor from a previous ChessBoard
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
checkMated(boolean isWhite)
Determines whether the king is checkmated
|
boolean |
currentPlayer()
Returns the current player
|
java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String> |
findAll(int whichPiece,
boolean isWhite)
Determines where all of the pieces which fit the criteria
|
AbstractPiece[][] |
getBoard()
Returns the board of AbstractPieces
|
static int |
getColumn(java.lang.String s)
Determines which column a square is referring to
The columns are ordered as such: |_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_| |0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 |a b c d e f g h |
java.lang.String |
getEnPassant()
Determines which square is open for en passant
|
AbstractPiece |
getPiece(int col,
int row)
Determines which piece occupies a space represented by ABSOLUTE coordinates
i.e. |
AbstractPiece |
getPiece(java.lang.String square)
Determines which piece occupies a square
|
static int |
getRow(java.lang.String s)
Determines which row a square is referring to
The rows are ordered as such: ____ 0 |_ 1 |_ 2 |_ 3 |_ 4 |_ 5 |_ 6 |_ 7 |_ ___W |
boolean |
inCheck(boolean isWhite)
Determines whether one side's king is in check
|
boolean |
insufficientMaterial()
Determines whether either side has insufficient material to checkmate
|
boolean |
is50MoveDraw()
Determines whether the game has been drawn by 50 move draw
|
boolean |
isDraw(boolean isWhite)
Determines whether the current state of the game is a draw
|
boolean |
isEmptySquare(int col,
int row)
Determines whether a space represented by ABSOLUTE coordinates is empty
|
boolean |
isEmptySquare(java.lang.String square)
Determines whether a square is empty
|
static boolean |
isSquareWhite(int col,
int row)
Determines whether a square is white
|
static boolean |
isSquareWhite(java.lang.String square)
Determines whether a square is white
|
static boolean |
isValidShift(int col,
int row,
int colShift,
int rowShift)
Checks if a shift is valid
|
static boolean |
isValidShift(java.lang.String s,
int colShift,
int rowShift)
Checks if this shift is valid
|
static boolean |
isValidSquare(int col,
int row)
Determines the validity of the square
|
static boolean |
isValidSquare(java.lang.String s)
Determines the validity of the square
|
void |
maybeMove(int fromWhereX,
int fromWhereY,
int toWhereX,
int toWhereY)
Used to check whether this move is legal
|
void |
maybeMove(java.lang.String fromWhere,
java.lang.String toWhere)
Used to check whether this move is legal
|
java.lang.String |
miniFEN()
Returns a miniature of this chess board
|
void |
movePiece(int fromWhereX,
int fromWhereY,
int toWhereX,
int toWhereY)
Moves a piece from fromWhere(X, Y) to toWhere(X, Y)
|
void |
movePiece(java.lang.String fromWhere,
java.lang.String toWhere)
Moves a piece from fromWhere to toWhere
|
void |
placePiece(AbstractPiece ap,
int col,
int row)
Deprecated.
since it is not needed
|
void |
placePiece(AbstractPiece ap,
java.lang.String where)
Deprecated.
since it is not needed
|
void |
printBoard()
Prints the current state of the chess board.
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void |
printMoves()
Prints all of the current moves.
|
void |
promotePiece(java.lang.String fromWhere,
java.lang.String toWhere,
int toWhatPiece)
Promotes a pawn
|
void |
recalculateMoves()
Recalculates all of the moves on a square
|
void |
resetKingPos()
Refinds both kings.
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void |
resetKingPos(boolean isWhite)
Refinds only one king.
|
java.lang.String |
rotateSquare180(int x,
int y)
Rotates a square 180 degrees.
|
java.lang.String |
rotateSquare180(java.lang.String s)
Rotates a square 180 degrees.
|
void |
setBoard(AbstractPiece[][] board)
DO NOT USE OFTEN
Sets this board to a new state |
static java.lang.String |
shiftSquare(int col,
int row,
int colShift,
int rowShift)
Determines where a square is after a shift (a.k.a.
|
static java.lang.String |
shiftSquare(java.lang.String s,
int colShift,
int rowShift)
Determines where a square is after a shift (a.k.a.
|
boolean |
stalemated(boolean isWhite)
Determines whether one side is stalemated
|
boolean |
threeFoldRep()
Determines whether there is threefold repetition
|
static java.lang.String |
toSquare(int column,
int row)
Determines the square represented by the row and column
|
public ChessBoard()
public ChessBoard(ChessBoard cb)
cb
- the ChessBoard to duplicatepublic AbstractPiece getPiece(java.lang.String square)
square
- a squarepublic AbstractPiece getPiece(int col, int row)
col
- the ABSOLUTE columnrow
- the ABSOLUTE rowpublic boolean isEmptySquare(java.lang.String square)
square
- a squarepublic boolean isEmptySquare(int col, int row)
col
- the ABSOLUTE columnrow
- the ABSOLUTE rowpublic static boolean isValidSquare(java.lang.String s)
s
- a squarepublic static boolean isValidSquare(int col, int row)
col
- the ABSOLUTE columnrow
- the ABSOLUTE rowpublic static int getColumn(java.lang.String s)
s
- a squarepublic static int getRow(java.lang.String s)
s
- the squarepublic static java.lang.String shiftSquare(int col, int row, int colShift, int rowShift)
col
- current columnrow
- current rowcolShift
- how much to shift the columnsrowShift
- how much to shift the rowspublic static java.lang.String shiftSquare(java.lang.String s, int colShift, int rowShift)
s
- the current squarecolShift
- how much to shift the columnsrowShift
- how much to shift the rowspublic static boolean isValidShift(int col, int row, int colShift, int rowShift)
col
- current columnrow
- current rowcolShift
- how much to shift the columnsrowShift
- how much to shift the rowspublic static boolean isValidShift(java.lang.String s, int colShift, int rowShift)
s
- current squarecolShift
- how much to shift the columnsrowShift
- how much to shift the rowspublic static java.lang.String toSquare(int column, int row)
column
- the ABSOLUTE columnrow
- the ABSOLUTE rowpublic void recalculateMoves()
public void movePiece(java.lang.String fromWhere, java.lang.String toWhere)
fromWhere
- from where a piece is movedtoWhere
- where to move a piecepublic void movePiece(int fromWhereX, int fromWhereY, int toWhereX, int toWhereY)
fromWhereX
- from where a piece is movedfromWhereY
- from where a piece is movedtoWhereX
- where to move a piecetoWhereY
- where to move a piecepublic void maybeMove(java.lang.String fromWhere, java.lang.String toWhere)
fromWhere
- from where to move a piecetoWhere
- to where to move a piecepublic void maybeMove(int fromWhereX, int fromWhereY, int toWhereX, int toWhereY)
fromWhereX
- from which column to move a piecefromWhereY
- from which row to move a piecetoWhereX
- to which column to move a piecetoWhereY
- to which row to move a piecepublic void promotePiece(java.lang.String fromWhere, java.lang.String toWhere, int toWhatPiece)
fromWhere
- from where to promotetoWhere
- to where to promotetoWhatPiece
- to what piece to promote to@Deprecated public void placePiece(AbstractPiece ap, java.lang.String where)
ap
- a piece to placewhere
- where to place the piece@Deprecated public void placePiece(AbstractPiece ap, int col, int row)
ap
- a piece to placecol
- the column to place the piece inrow
- the row to place the piece inpublic boolean inCheck(boolean isWhite)
isWhite
- whether the side to check is white (PUN INTENDED)public boolean checkMated(boolean isWhite)
isWhite
- whether the side to check is white (PUN INTENDED)public boolean stalemated(boolean isWhite)
isWhite
- whether the side to check is whitepublic boolean insufficientMaterial()
public boolean isDraw(boolean isWhite)
isWhite
- the side to check for stalematespublic boolean threeFoldRep()
public boolean is50MoveDraw()
public static boolean isSquareWhite(java.lang.String square)
square
- the square to checkpublic static boolean isSquareWhite(int col, int row)
col
- the column of the square to checkrow
- the row of the square to checkpublic java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String> findAll(int whichPiece, boolean isWhite)
whichPiece
- which piece, determined by the numberisWhite
- whether the piece is whitepublic void resetKingPos()
public void resetKingPos(boolean isWhite)
isWhite
- whether the king to find again is whitepublic java.lang.String getEnPassant()
public boolean currentPlayer()
public AbstractPiece[][] getBoard()
public java.lang.String rotateSquare180(java.lang.String s)
s
- the square to rotatepublic java.lang.String rotateSquare180(int x, int y)
x
- the x position of the square to rotatey
- the y position of the square to rotatepublic void setBoard(AbstractPiece[][] board)
board
- the board to set topublic void printBoard()
public void printMoves()
public java.lang.String miniFEN()


Summary
I'm a web developer with a passion for problem solving.  with a love for making music, I discovered a couple years ago that making a beat was a very similar process to writing code.  it is my dream one day to create software that makes the day to day lives of the masses easier.
Technical Skills
- Experience with Ruby, Rails, Html5, CSs, and JavaScript including but not limited to jQuery, AJAX and Geolocation.
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Website management using WordPress, Appfog, Network Solutions, Mailgun, Amazon Web Services, and MySQL database.
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Proficient with Google Analytics, Google Webmaster Tools, Google AdWords, SEO, Constant Contact, Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop.
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Video and music editing skills with knowledge of Pinnacle, Final Cut Pro, Maschine and Virtual DJ.
Experience
Student, Dev BootcampSeptember 2014 - February 2015
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Completed 19-week intensive web development program.
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Focused of algorithmic thinking, agile development, source control, database design, test-driven development, and maintaining a production environment.
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Pitched idea and led my team projet developing AudioScape, a location aware music app that allows a user to listen to the music of those around him.
Marketing Coordinator, N9NE Group ChicagoMay 2012 - June 2013
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Webmaster for n9ne.com including SEO, editing of website copy, HTML5 and JavaScript coding, migrating code across multiple infrastructures, and general website maintenance.
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Managed campaigns and presence in social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google+, LinkedIn, Spoonfeed, Yelp and Pinterest.
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Designed print ads and electronic medias.
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Organized email marketing program including weekly e-blasts, press releases and other notable promotions.
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Trained, mentored, and directly managed interns from N9NE's internship program.
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Managed yearly charity and off-site event program.
Assistant Site Manager, Van Pelt Construction, ChicagoMay 2010 - May 2012
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Managed construction and demolition site equipment including pumps, compressors, and generators.
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Oversaw distribution of building materials to the appropriate location according to project plans and specifications.
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Supervised erection of scaffolding and other construction equipment.
Education
National Outdoor Leadership SchoolDecember 2011
Spent 88 days living and studying in the wilderness in the southwestern desert region of the United States with focus on Leadership Training and Wilderness Expedition Outdoor/Survival Skills.
Francis W. Parker High School, Chicago, IllinoisJune 2009
Varsity Baseball Team, Pitcher [2006-2009] 2009 Team Captain; named All-League ISL Player all four seasons. Recruited by numerous colleges nationwide to play college-level baseball.


[§673-6] Award or judgment as bar. An award or judgment in an action under this chapter shall constitute a complete bar to any action by the claimant, by reason of the same subject matter, against the agent, officer, or employee of the State whose act or omission gave rise to the claim. [L 1988, c 395, pt of §2]


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Exploits happens, and this month the Rails and Ruby communities have seen no shortage. From a major exploit in Rails to a slightly different Rubygems.org attack, there has never been a better time to brush up on software security.
Maybe you’re wondering why these vulnerabilities happen in the first place, why they weren’t caught in the first place, or maybe you just want to know the specifics of this attack. We’ll start off by taking a look at the anatomy of a security exploit, and then dive into the gory details of the YAML issue.


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This article series is part of an even larger series of articles about the relationship between design patterns and category theory.
If you've worked with C# or Java recently, you've most likely encountered types such as Foo<T>
or Bar<T>
(specifically, on .NET, e.g. List<T>). Perhaps you've also noticed that often, you can translate the type inside of the container. For example, if you have a Foo<string>
, perhaps you can call some method on it that returns a Foo<int>
. If so, it may be a functor.
Not all generic types are functors. In order to be a functor, a generic type must obey a couple of intuitive laws. You'll learn about those in future articles.
Some functors have extra capabilities, and you'll learn about some of those as well. Some are called applicative functors, and some are called bifunctors. There are others, as well.
All applicative functors are functors, and this is true for bifunctors as well.
In this article series, you'll learn about the following categories:
You'll see plenty of examples along the way. Most examples will be in C#, but some articles will have code examples in F# or Haskell. You can read or skip those articles as you prefer.Next: Functors.


 But now I'm afraid it's over.
So goodbye, and please, don't text me anymore.


Constructor
new PlainSingularAnimator(texture, tilesAmountHorizontally, tilesAmountVertically, tilesTotalAmount, framesPerSecond)
Create a PlainSingularAnimator
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
texture |
Texture | THREE Texture object with sprite image loaded |
tilesAmountHorizontally |
number | number of columns in your sprite image |
tilesAmountVertically |
number | number of rows in your sprite image |
tilesTotalAmount |
number | number of frames in your sprite image |
framesPerSecond |
number | number of frames per second, for example 15 |
- Source:
- See:
Example
const spriteTexture = new THREE.TextureLoader().load('sprite-texture.png')
const animator = new PlainSingularAnimator(spriteTexture, 4, 4, 10, 15);
const texture = animator.init();
animator.animate();
Extends
Members
end
Getter for Observable that emits event on end of the animation
note that when used in infinity loop, the event will be emitted every time animation completes
- Overrides:
- Source:
Methods
animate()
Updates current frame in Texture, should be invoked in loop to allow updating the texture
Function stops at the end of the animation
- Overrides:
- Source:
Example
function animate() {
animator.animate();
requestAnimationFrame(animate);
}
Use if you want to play your animation with own loop function
init(startFrame) → {Texture}
Initializes Animator,
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
startFrame |
number | 0 | optional parameter for setting the start position of animation (frame number) |
- Overrides:
- Source:
Returns:
a Texture object that will display animation
- Type
- Texture
play()
Updates current frame in Texture
Function updates texture as long as animation lasts, then stops
Use if you want to play your animation only once
- Source:


<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 TRANSITIONAL//EN">

<META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; CHARSET=UTF-8">
<META NAME="GENERATOR" CONTENT="GtkHTML/3.26.0">

Hi,

> So far I got used to it, but now - when finished - I don't get all
> solutions of my problem.
>
> Searching in this list I found out that I have to use the BAB search
> and add the option opt.solutions(0)...
You can use opt.solutions(0) with DFS, too.

Alright, but how do I pass opt to my CSP object?

> My implementation does not follow the syntax given in the examples,
> like:
>         "Script::run<Money,DFS,Options>(opt);"
>
> I am starting the search by this:
>         DFS<CSP> dfs( csp_obj );
>
> So my question is - maybe a bit of a beginner one - this is not
> possible
> with BAB?
>
> How can I add the options variable in this implementation? BAB<CSP>
> dfs( csp_obj, opt ); is not working.
The dfs object has a next method that you can call in a loop to get
more than one solution. As soon as it returns NULL, the complete
search tree has been explored:
CSP* c = dfs.next();
while (c != NULL) {
        c->print(); // e.g., output the current solution
        delete c;
        c = dfs.next();
}

That's what I'm doing. thx.

The problem is: When testing I insert - lets say 3 - specific combination of variables that fulfil the constraints. Then every variable gets its set (of size 3). So the output should be (at least) 3 combinations. What I get is some of my original solutions, some mixed solutions, but some of the originals are skipped.

Can it be that some values are deleted? but that shouldnt be the case.


About Me
Interests
I'm interested in:
- Skateboarding
- Video Synthesis
- Web development / ecommerce
Education
- Seattle Pacific University: B.A. Business Administration: Marketing Concentration
- Code Fellows: Full Stack Javascript (expected August 2021)
Experience
- Associate SEM Client Manager : Fujisan Marketing
- Digital Marketing Specialist : Belief Agency
- Account Manager : We Are Unicorns
Goals
- Develop an ecommerce website
- Create a skatepark app guide for WA
Top Ten Bands rn
- Kit Sebastian
- Smash Mouth
- Norah Jones
- Creed
- Enya
- Limp Bizkit
- Coldplay
- Death Grips
- James Blake
- Ty Segall


Parsed and sorted (by total works) across all fandoms for each category and store the results in a CSV and HTML file per category. This makes it easy to see the top fandoms.


Accessing Service Information
Debbie: wants to keep patients out of hospital where appropriate
Role - Specialist Paramedic
Debbie has been working as a paramedic for over 10 years. She covers a large geographic area, including both urban and rural environments. She works a variety of shift patterns, both day and night, which last between 8-12 hours. She's generally working on her own from a minivan ambulance with a lot of equipment to carry.
As a Specialist Paramedic, making referrals is a very frequent task. Debbie has completed additional qualifications to enable her to perform more advanced treatments including prescribing antibiotics for certain infections. Debbie's primary aim is to avoid admitting people to hospital where there is an alternative, more appropriate service available. As well as a Single Point of Access (SPoA) phone line, Debbie uses her own local knowledge and checks various websites to refer patients to services such as respiratory, diabetes and falls teams.
Debbie is comfortable using digital devices to access patient care records or look things up on the internet (when network coverage allows), but only has access to her personal smartphone and Toughbook as her Trust has yet to roll out tablets. Debbie trialled Service Finder for a while but found the results very inconsistent, so stopped using it.
Debbie is most happy when she can successfully treat a patient in the community or refer them onto another service which will provide appropriate care in a reasonable timeframe.
| Key challenges | User needs |
|---|---|
| Can sometimes take a long time to get through to Single Point of Access (SPoA). | Direct access to up-to-date service information on the road 24/7. |
| Finding service information out of area is difficult. Takes a long time and need to look to several sources. | Information on a wide variety of local and out-of-area services from a single source. |
| Difficult to make a delayed referral at night and have confidence it will be picked up the next day. | Better communication between services. |
| Difficult to find out what services patient is currently known to. | Better access to more complete patient care records. |
What success means
"I need to be able to access information about services and their referral pathways, on the move at any time. I need to trust that this information is accurate, and the referral will be picked up so that when I leave that patient, I'm ensured their continued care will be something that I can be proud of


Food Choices
Horiatiki
A Greek salad, composed of,
mixed greens, green peppers,
red onions, and topped with a
block of Feta cheese.
$5.50
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Gryo
Traditional lamb and beef gyro,
with side of french fries and filled with
tomatoes, onions, peppers, and greens.
$7.95
|
Pides
A Greek/Turkish styled pizza,
with thick dough, twisted in the center,
with feta and graviera cheese.
$7.95
|
Spanakopita
A hearty slice of spinnach and cheese
pie. We use feta, graviera, and houlomi cheese
to make this pie.
$6.75
|
Vriam
Eggplant, tomatoes, mushrooms,
onions, and peppers make this Ionian
Greek dish stewed in Olive oil.
$7.95
|
Cretan Dhakos
Feta, goat cheese, greens, tomatoes,
top kneeded barley bread. Comes with
Kalamata Olive Oil.
$8.50
|


Domain names and ICANN
A domain name is an online address that offers a user-friendly way to access a website's true online locator: its Internet Protocol (IP) address.
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) is a non-profit organization responsible for managing and coordinating the Domain Name System (DNS), as well as accrediting the domain name registrars.
Why do we use them?
ICANN's management and coordination of DNS ensures that every IP address is unique and that all users of the Internet can find all valid IP addresses. IP Addresses are hard to remember - they're just a string of numbers.
Domain names on the other hand are mnemonic devices that easily identify a company, group, person, etc. Domain names are registered through any one of a number of ICANN accredited domain name registrars.
Domain Name Examples
Entering a domain name into your web browser causes your computer to reach out to its DNS and ask for the IP Address of the domain name you entered. It will then reach out to that server and load the website.


First meet
Ilabharatham this is our contribution to Dr.Kalam s dream India 2020.We Youngsters ,even just as students think that we are responsible for The Developement ,The Future and also To Help the needy and bring our country from being an developing country to one of the Developed country.
We have decided to join together in our place of enlightment the Pallikaranai Mentally Challenged School.
We the volunteers have have decided to organise our first meet here in this School. This is going to be an MileStone for us the young minds of our country to start taking over the iniative for the developement our country. Which we think should start with home,as for Ilabharatham home has and will always be The Pallikaranai Mentally Challenged School. We have decided to help the children there by providing them our time and skills in different departments to help these children become independent from organisations like ourselves.


Basically, a varying resolution Quad made up of quads, -1 to 1, parallel to x/z plane Quads are added but the indices are triangles TODO - faces as quads? Perhaps not the best idea
@constructor
create indices as triangles - anti-clockwise winding
Flat refers to the data size being fixed and the arrays already set Vertices are arranged as a triangle strip. Vertices are indexed so as not to show cracks. We use degenerate triangles in order to create a proper plane. Designed for really large meshes
TODO - greater than 256x256 causes issues TODO - Tangents? Options for normals etc?
@constructor
TODO - Can we have options here?
Set the sizes so WebGL knows how to read this buffer We do this for flat geometry only
create rows and columns of vertices - left to right, bottom to top
Now add the indices - triangle strip
getTrisIndexer - Overridden from the Geometry Class as its the only one so far that uses a flat tristrip
Very similar to the plane flat, only this one is laid out with pretty triangles as oppose to strips, with a ragged edge, giving regular hexagons Flat refers to the data size being fixed and the arrays already set It is indexed as otherwise, we get cracks. It also include the barycentre for rendering wireframe TODO - Tangents? Options for normals etc? TODO - Certain resolutions are causing issues
@constructor
TODO - Can we have options here?
create rows and columns of vertices - left to right, bottom to top
This row is the full width
but this one isnt
Barycentre stuff
Barycentre TODO - export barycentre calculation in a similar manner to compute tangents
Now add the indices - triangles
Swap top edge / bottom edge
bottom edge
top edge


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| bin/oration.rb | 74 | 43 | 89.19%
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1 #!/usr/bin/env ruby |
2 |
3 # Programmer: Chris Bunch |
4 |
5 require 'rubygems' |
6 require 'optiflag' |
7 |
8 $:.unshift File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), "..", "lib") |
9 require 'generator' |
10 |
11 |
12 module OrationFlags extend OptiFlagSet |
13 flag "file" do |
14 description "The name of the file containing the function to execute." |
15 end |
16 |
17 flag "function" do |
18 description "The name of the function that should be remotely executed." |
19 end |
20 |
21 flag "output" do |
22 description "Where the newly constructed app should be written to." |
23 end |
24 |
25 flag "appid" do |
26 description "The Google App Engine appid that should be used for this app." |
27 end |
28 end |
29 |
30 |
31 # This method takes in the arguments given to oration and validates them. |
32 # Right now it's just three arguments: the name of the main code file to |
33 # exec, the name of the function in that file that should be exec'd, and |
34 # where we should write their App Engine app. |
35 # We validate that the file specified exists and has a function |
36 # with that name, and that the directory they specified doesn't exist (so |
37 # that we don't overwrite anything already there). |
38 def validate_arguments(main_file, function_name, output_dir, app_id, file=File) |
39 if !file.exists?(main_file) |
40 abort("#{main_file} didn't exist.") |
41 end |
42 |
43 contents = file.open(main_file) { |f| f.read } |
44 |
45 # Right now we support Python and Go code, so match against method |
46 # signatures in those languages. |
47 python_sig = /def #{function_name}\(/ |
48 go_method_sig = /func #{function_name}\(/ |
49 all_languages_method_sig_regex = /#{python_sig}|#{go_method_sig}/ |
50 |
51 if !contents.match(all_languages_method_sig_regex) |
52 abort("We couldn't find the function #{function_name} in the file " + |
53 "#{main_file}") |
54 end |
55 |
56 if file.exists?(output_dir) |
57 abort("The output location specified, #{output_dir}, already exists." + |
58 " Please remove it and try again.") |
59 end |
60 end |
61 |
62 |
63 # Normally we would just check if __FILE__ == $0, but this doesn't work if |
64 # RubyGems is exec'ing this file, so instead just check if the thing we're |
65 # executing ends in /bin/oration, the relative location of this file. |
66 if $0.match(/\/bin\/oration\Z/) |
67 OrationFlags.and_process! |
68 |
69 validate_arguments(ARGV.flags.file, ARGV.flags.function, ARGV.flags.output, |
70 ARGV.flags.appid) |
71 Generator.generate_app(ARGV.flags.file, ARGV.flags.function, |
72 ARGV.flags.output, ARGV.flags.appid) |
73 puts "Done! Your application can be found at #{ARGV.flags.output}" |
74 end |
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| WebKitWebViewBase * | webkit_web_inspector_get_web_view () |
| const char * | webkit_web_inspector_get_inspected_uri () |
| gboolean | webkit_web_inspector_get_can_attach () |
| gboolean | webkit_web_inspector_is_attached () |
| void | webkit_web_inspector_attach () |
| void | webkit_web_inspector_detach () |
| void | webkit_web_inspector_show () |
| void | webkit_web_inspector_close () |
| guint | webkit_web_inspector_get_attached_height () |
The WebKit Inspector is a graphical tool to inspect and change the content of a WebKitWebView. It also includes an interactive JavaScript debugger. Using this class one can get a GtkWidget which can be embedded into an application to show the inspector.
The inspector is available when the WebKitSettings of the WebKitWebView has set the “enable-developer-extras” to true, otherwise no inspector is available.
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/* Enable the developer extras */ WebKitSettings *setting = webkit_web_view_get_settings (WEBKIT_WEB_VIEW(my_webview)); g_object_set (G_OBJECT(settings), "enable-developer-extras", TRUE, NULL); /* Load some data or reload to be able to inspect the page*/ webkit_web_view_load_uri (WEBKIT_WEB_VIEW(my_webview), "http://www.gnome.org"); /* Show the inspector */ WebKitWebInspector *inspector = webkit_web_view_get_inspector (WEBKIT_WEB_VIEW(my_webview)); webkit_web_inspector_show (WEBKIT_WEB_INSPECTOR(inspector)); |
WebKitWebViewBase *
webkit_web_inspector_get_web_view (WebKitWebInspector *inspector
);
Get the WebKitWebViewBase used to display the inspector.
This might be NULL
if the inspector hasn't been loaded yet,
or it has been closed.
const char *
webkit_web_inspector_get_inspected_uri
(WebKitWebInspector *inspector
);
Get the URI that is currently being inspected. This can be NULL
if
nothing has been loaded yet in the inspected view, if the inspector
has been closed or when inspected view was loaded from a HTML string
instead of a URI.
gboolean
webkit_web_inspector_get_can_attach (WebKitWebInspector *inspector
);
Whether the inspector
can be attached to the same window that contains
the inspected view.
TRUE
if there is enough room for the inspector view inside the
window that contains the inspected view, or FALSE
otherwise.
Since: 2.8
gboolean
webkit_web_inspector_is_attached (WebKitWebInspector *inspector
);
Whether the inspector
view is currently attached to the same window that contains
the inspected view.
void
webkit_web_inspector_attach (WebKitWebInspector *inspector
);
Request inspector
to be attached. The signal “attach”
will be emitted. If the inspector is already attached it does nothing.
void
webkit_web_inspector_detach (WebKitWebInspector *inspector
);
Request inspector
to be detached. The signal “detach”
will be emitted. If the inspector is already detached it does nothing.
void
webkit_web_inspector_show (WebKitWebInspector *inspector
);
Request inspector
to be shown.
void
webkit_web_inspector_close (WebKitWebInspector *inspector
);
Request inspector
to be closed.
guint
webkit_web_inspector_get_attached_height
(WebKitWebInspector *inspector
);
Get the height that the inspector view should have when it's attached. If the inspector view is not attached this returns 0.
“attached-height”
property“attached-height” guint
The height that the inspector view should have when it is attached.
Flags: Read
Default value: 0
“can-attach”
property“can-attach” gboolean
Whether the inspector
can be attached to the same window that contains
the inspected view.
Flags: Read
Default value: FALSE
Since: 2.8
“inspected-uri”
property“inspected-uri” gchar *
The URI that is currently being inspected.
Flags: Read
Default value: NULL
“attach”
signalgboolean user_function (WebKitWebInspector *inspector, gpointer user_data)
Emitted when the inspector is requested to be attached to the window where the inspected web view is. If this signal is not handled the inspector view will be automatically attached to the inspected view, so you only need to handle this signal if you want to attach the inspector view yourself (for example, to add the inspector view to a browser tab).
To prevent the inspector view from being attached you can connect to this
signal and simply return TRUE
.
inspector |
the WebKitWebInspector on which the signal is emitted |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
TRUE
to stop other handlers from being invoked for the event.
FALSE
to propagate the event further.
Flags: Run Last
“bring-to-front”
signalgboolean user_function (WebKitWebInspector *inspector, gpointer user_data)
Emitted when the inspector should be shown.
If the inspector is not attached the inspector window should be shown
on top of any other windows.
If the inspector is attached the inspector view should be made visible.
For example, if the inspector view is attached using a tab in a browser
window, the browser window should be raised and the tab containing the
inspector view should be the active one.
In both cases, if this signal is not handled, the default implementation
calls gtk_window_present()
on the current toplevel GtkWindow of the
inspector view.
inspector |
the WebKitWebInspector on which the signal is emitted |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
TRUE
to stop other handlers from being invoked for the event.
FALSE
to propagate the event further.
Flags: Run Last
“closed”
signalvoid user_function (WebKitWebInspector *inspector, gpointer user_data)
Emitted when the inspector page is closed. If you are using your own inspector window, you should connect to this signal and destroy your window.
inspector |
the WebKitWebInspector on which the signal is emitted |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
Flags: Run Last
“detach”
signalgboolean user_function (WebKitWebInspector *inspector, gpointer user_data)
Emitted when the inspector is requested to be detached from the window it is currently attached to. The inspector is detached when the inspector page is about to be closed, and this signal is emitted right before “closed”, or when the user clicks on the detach button in the inspector view to show the inspector in a separate window. In this case the signal “open-window” is emitted after this one.
To prevent the inspector view from being detached you can connect to this
signal and simply return TRUE
.
inspector |
the WebKitWebInspector on which the signal is emitted |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
TRUE
to stop other handlers from being invoked for the event.
FALSE
to propagate the event further.
Flags: Run Last
“open-window”
signalgboolean user_function (WebKitWebInspector *inspector, gpointer user_data)
Emitted when the inspector is requested to open in a separate window. If this signal is not handled, a GtkWindow with the inspector will be created and shown, so you only need to handle this signal if you want to use your own window. This signal is emitted after “detach” to show the inspector in a separate window after being detached.
To prevent the inspector from being shown you can connect to this
signal and simply return TRUE
inspector |
the WebKitWebInspector on which the signal is emitted |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
TRUE
to stop other handlers from being invoked for the event.
FALSE
to propagate the event further.
Flags: Run Last


This sea level rise would not be evenly distributed, because colder water is more dense than warm water. For example, water around Antarctica and Greenland would actually cool, because of the melting ice contributed by a warmer climate. Water in warmer areas would expand more. Table 5.8.7, from [<IP_ADDRESS>], gives lower, median, and upper estimates of the amount of sea level rise that different cities will experience under three scenarios - when warming is limited to 2℃, 4℃, and 5℃ by 2100.
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Easing Plugin
What Does this Plugin Do?
This is a jQuery plugin to give advanced easing options. This plugin uses another easing plugin from GSGD that enables these advanced easing options. This website will demonstrate 4 out of many different easing effects.
How Does it Work?
Download the following files:
(Demo: 'easeOutBounce')


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Saint Thomas School commensurates with the abilities and educational needs of our students body. The student are prepared for the 21th Century with world language and technology instructions. The development of multiple intelligences is stressed through instructions and performance via musical, theater production, science fair, spelling bee and more!
More infoTo create a nurturing learning environment where students, faculty, and community work together to develop the skills and knowledge essential for achieving academic excellence, ethical behavior, and personal responsibility, through a balanced education that will prepare students to contribute to a global society.
To be a model school offering a United States standard based education that promotes lifelong learning, academic excellence, and the social skills necessary for the achievement of a fulfilling, productive life.
Our classes are carefully crafted to meet the development needs of the each and every child. Our educators and support staff are highly professional and trained.


Methods used for file operations (ie reading spectrum fits files, writing files, converting files, etc)
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| | Reads a tsv formatted spectrum file and outputs a spectrum.Spectrum object. More...
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| def | cut_directory (input_directory, output_directory, start_wave, end_wave) |
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| def | write_column_spectrum (spectrum, file_path) |
| | Reads a fits formatted spectrum file and outputs a spectrum.Spectrum object. More...
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| def | build_dataset_from_grid_folder (directory, label_index, save_npy_binary_file=False) |
| | Reads a directory containing fits formatted spectra and builds a Keras training dataset. More...
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| def | ApplyPerturbations (input_directory, output_directory, vsini=True, snr=True, rad_vel=True) |
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Methods used for file operations (ie reading spectrum fits files, writing files, converting files, etc)
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Reads a directory containing fits formatted spectra and builds a Keras training dataset.
- Parameters
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| directory | the path containing the fits format spectra files |
| label_index | the index in the filename that indicates the label (iSpec format filenames, i.e. 3500_2.50_-1.00_0.00_2.00_0.00_0.00_0.00.fits.gz) which is teff_logg_MH_macturb_vturb... |
- Returns
- x_train, y_train tuple (both numpy arrays) where x_train is the flux values and y_train is the data labels
◆ build_dataset_from_npy_binaries()
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Reads a fits formatted spectrum file and outputs a spectrum.Spectrum object.
- Parameters
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| file_path | the path to the file that is to be read |
| table_num | the table number of the .fits file containing the wavelength, flux, and error values |
| wave_header | the string header of the wavelength values (if wavelength obtained via CDELT1, CRVAL1, and NAXIS1 use '0') |
| flux_header | the string header of the flux values (use '0' if flux vals are all that is in data) |
| error_header | the string header of the error values (may be '0' to use zeroes) |
| parse_params | true if the application should parse parameters from the filename |
| read_range | the range of wavelengths to include in nm and the number of points (i.e. [400, 600]), can be None if you want to read all. First value is inclusive, second value is exclusive. If the exact points do not exist then their closest match will be read (default None). |
- Returns
- a StellaNet spectrum.Spectrum object generated from the file that was read
◆ read_tsv_spectrum()
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Reads a tsv formatted spectrum file and outputs a spectrum.Spectrum object.
- Parameters
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| read_range | the range of wavelengths to include in nm and the number of points (i.e. [400, 600]), can be None if you want to read all. First value is inclusive, second value is exclusive. If the exact points do not exist then their closest match will be read (default None). |
| has_errors | should be true if the file has an errors column (default false) |
| parse_params | true if the application should parse parameters from the filename |
- Returns
- a StellaNet spectrum.Spectrum object generated from the file that was read
◆ write_column_spectrum()
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Reads a fits formatted spectrum file and outputs a spectrum.Spectrum object.
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| table_num | the table number of the .fits file containing the wavelength, flux, and error values |
| wave_header | the string header of the wavelength values (if wavelength obtained via CDELT1, CRVAL1, and NAXIS1 use '0') |
| flux_header | the string header of the flux values (use '0' if flux vals are all that is in data) |
| error_header | the string header of the error values (may be '0' to use zeroes) |
- Returns
- a StellaNet spectrum.Spectrum object generated from the file that was read
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Getting Started
This is a guide for setting up a private LoRaWAN network server using The Things Stack for LoRaWAN.
In this guide we will get everything up and running on a server using Docker and Docker Compose. If you are comfortable with configuring servers and working with command line, this is the perfect place to start.


ASTRO count down 'Blue Flame' comeback with individual 'book version' concept photos
by danisurstASTRO has just dropped a new batch of teasers for their latest comeback!
On November 11 KST, Fantagio Music shared 12 individual concept photos, with two photos for each member. Referred to as the 'book version' teasers, the photos are reminiscent of a stylish private library, with each member posing with a different book or antique-style trinket.
Meanwhile, ASTRO will be returning with their sixth mini album 'Blue Flame' on November 20 at 6 PM KST.
Check out the teasers below, and stay tuned for more news about this exciting comeback!


Flipside is a media startup looking to create a platform for better online political discussions. They're trying to get people to share their opinions on main claims in articles without being siloed into particular political parties.
In terms of the logo creation, I was given free reign to choose colors and fonts, and sometimes, inspiration hits you out of nowhere and makes your life easy.
The number of iterations for the Flipside logo was the least I have ever had to do for any design, coming in at a grand total of 2! (Well ~4 if you count weird text placements and color flipping, but close enough.)
I'm really happy with how this logo turned out — it conveys the duality suggested by the name Flipside, its slight offset allows either red or blue to appear to be in front, and the colors are muted enough to hint at politics without immediately making anyone angry.
Being friends with cofounders Jason and Sidd has also resulted in me helping them design some other things like graphics for presentations or icons for old versions of the website. I've also helped suggest styling such as the thick underline for main claims.
Flutter is a social GIF creation app that initially started as a nearby event finder. I like that both the logo and the name are versitile enough to be used for a number of different ideas for social apps.
I was asked to design a "quirky / cute / fun penguin" in the style of yik yak / meerkat. After doing some research, I discovered that baby penguins are much cuter than adult penguins .
My first draft was actually just based on a penguin head. It was meant to be a stylistic check point that I would add a body to, but ended up being quite close to the final draft.
With the addition of details like hair and wings, the (mostly) cute flutter logo was born. For next time, maybe slightly oval eyes would make the logo look more alive.
When I showed Spencer, the app developer, my first draft, he mentioned that he might of seen something like it before. A few weeks later while watching Netflix, I saw someone who looked a little familiar. I guess my subconcious affects my design more than I realize. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Timely is an app that considers your preferences and returns a list of optimal food destinations that you can go to, eat at, and come back within an established time limit.
This was the first logo I ever created for an app / startup. It was designed on a train somewhere between Providence and Boston, airdropped to my phone, and texted to Aakash, the app developer, along with a bunch of different colored circles that were also used in the app.
I unfortunately cannot find the iterations for Timely's logo, but in some ways I'm glad. I've definitely come a long way since then.


Civic Tech Projects Currently being developed by the NYC civic tech community
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Moderator: Karl G.
Erich wrote:Yes, the hard cap is 35 =P I'm amazed you got there that quickly.
~Erich
ffrank wrote:Erich wrote:Yes, the hard cap is 35 =P I'm amazed you got there that quickly.
~Erich
Shupter is amazing...
Erich wrote:Yes, the hard cap is 35 =P I'm amazed you got there that quickly.~Erich
marzuku wrote:if having 0 life is amazing then try me about 4 years ago.. WOOHOOO... jk shupter.. good work, though i blame it on your holidays
Joelshup wrote:I liked the game that much I can't wait for more content. I am hoping that it is to be released soon?
Erich wrote:Joelshup wrote:I liked the game that much I can't wait for more content. I am hoping that it is to be released soon?
I've finished up the stuff for the next world expansion on my end, so it should be released within a week or two depending on Karl's schedule (hopefully sooner =D)
~Erich
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A DAY MAY COME...
A day may come when i would quite
when i would lament over my past mistakes,
but it is not this day.
A day when i would cry out for help,
when i would balk at the obstacles ahead,
but it is not this day.
A day when i would kneel infront of problems,
and would say no to stepping forward,
but it is not this day.
A day when i would choose to capitulate rather than contemplate,
when i would let all possibilities to fret away,
but it is not this day.
A day when darkness would prevail ,
and i would succumb to fear and pressure,
but it is not this day!
THIS DAY I FIGHT!!


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Reports: Mets plan to make Carlos Beltran their next manager
by WABCNEW YORK (WABC) -- The New York Mets will reportedly make Carlos Beltran their next manager, according to reports released Friday.
Beltran spent parts of seven of his 20 MLB seasons with the Mets and will replace Mickey Callaway in the dugout.
News of the hiring was first reported by MLB.com.
Beltran was an advisor to Yankees general manager Brian Cashman and was a finalist for the Yankees job before it went to Aaron Boone.
Mickey Callaway was fired as the New York Mets manager after his second season on the job.
The move to fire Callaway earlier this month, which was widely expected, came four days after New York wrapped up an 86-76 season that marked a nine-win improvement over his 2018 debut.
While the persistent Mets certainly made strides , it's no surprise general manager Brodie Van Wagenen wanted to make a change and bring in his own choice to manage the team.
The 44-year-old Callaway was hired under previous GM Sandy Alderson and retained after Van Wagenen, a former player agent, took the job nearly a year ago.
Beltran signed a $119 million, seven-year contract with the Mets in January 2005 and helped them win the NL East in 2006, but he took a called third strike with the bases loaded against Adam Wainwright, ending New York's 3-1 loss to St. Louis in Game 7 of the 2006 NL Championship Series.
Beltrán got into a flap with Mets management in January 2010 when he had surgery on his right knee without their approval.
Beltrán went to Colorado to be examined by Dr. Richard Steadman, who operated. Assistant general manager John Ricco said at the time the team wanted to discuss Steadman's diagnosis and possibly seek a third opinion but was never given the opportunity.
With New York out of contention in 2011, the Mets traded Beltrán to San Francisco that July for pitcher Zack Wheeler.
Beltrán finished with a .279 average, 435 home runs, 1,587 RBIs and 312 stolen bases for Kansas City (1998-04), Houston (2004, 2017), the Mets (2005-11), San Francisco (2011), St. Louis (2012-13), the Yankees (2014-16) and Texas (2016).
(The Associated Press contributed to this report.)


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I'm currently working on the medical image analysis, with a focus on domain adaptation and graph convolution.
[10 / 2021] One paper accepted by IEEE TMI (IF: 10.048)
[09 / 2021] One paper accepted by IEEE TMI (IF: 10.048)
[07 / 2021] I passed my PhD Qualify Exam
[07 / 2021] One paper accepted by IROS 2021
[05 / 2021] One paper early accepted by MICCAI 2021 (top 13% submissions)
[06 / 2020] Outstanding Graduates of Zhejiang University
[06 / 2020] Outstanding Diploma Thesis Award
[01 / 2020] Second Prize of the National Talents Training Base
[10 / 2019] Zhejiang Provincial Government Scholarship
| Graph-based Surgical Instrument Adaptive Segmentation via Domain-Common Knowledge Jie Liu, Xiaoqing Guo, Yixuan Yuan. IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging (IEEE TMI), 2021 |
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Outstanding Diploma Thesis Award (2020)
Outstanding Graduates of Zhejiang University (2020)
Second Prize of the National Talents Training Base (2020)
Zhejiang Provincial Government Scholarship (2019)
Scholarship for Outstanding Merits and Outstanding Student Leader Awards (2016-2019)


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Any developer who has spent the minimum amount of time browsing a repository’s history knows: commit messages are important.
But if this is a well-established truth, why does anyone who already has a certain level of experience with code versioning end up neglecting commit messages?
As with any good programming or code versioning practice, commit messages require awareness. And regardless of the seniority of the developer, there are factors that can hinder the writing of a good message.
- Hurry
the enemy of perfection
It has to be deployed to production today…
- Laziness
You may be deluded by ideas like “these are just trivial changes”, “but nobody will read this later”, “everyone knows what I’m doing”.
The messages must adequately communicate the WHY
a change has been made. Understanding that the history must remain with the context of each change that occurred, makes collaboration and development more efficient.
- Lack of atomicity
Do you know when you get so messed up when writing a message because nothing describes the full context of the change?
Commits that encompass many changes are bad versioning practice, and the confusion in creating a message already indicates this. The logic of the changes must be divided into atoms, very simple units that implement a single functionality or correct a specific error.
In future posts I will talk about how to use GIT tool efficiently and to your advantage, exemplifying when, where and how to commit.

But if you’re still not convinced why you should write such an excellent commit message, let’s recreate a common scenario in the developers careers.
You receive a medium priority demand from your PO with the “correct error in the user registration” task. Determined to solve the problem efficiently, you browse the repository to find the bug in the scope of the registration. To your surprise, the methods have no documentation, no tests, and you understand absolutely nothing about the diff of the modified files. The git blame
points out that the last commit was made 1 month ago at 01:37 am on a Friday with the message “small changes”. After taking a deep breath for having your inner peace briefly shaken, you check the git log
to understand the previous commits, and are faced with quite explicative messages such as “fixing a bug”, “adding method”, “making changes to the method”, “improving fixes”, and etc.
A well thought commit message is the best way to communicate the context of a change, whether to other developers, or even to yourself in the future.
But how do you become an craftsman of commit messages?
First of all, it is necessary to understand that excellent commit messages do not happen by chance. You will never come across an impeccable message history, where employees have not taken the necessary care with each of the commits. Excellence is the result of good practices applied daily.
And to guide our practices, there are conventions and standards (each team must agree on what best suits their reality).
 By following this type of convention, we can automate the creation of CHANGELOGs, facilitate the entry of new developers to the project, in addition to being able to understand where the hours of the project (in code refactoring, feature creation, or bug fixes).
For those who don’t know it yet, this is the standard form for a semantic commit:
[type](optional scope): [subject]
[optional body]
[optional footer]
A practical example:
fix(containers/profile): adjust argument of getThumbnailImage function
getThumbnailImage used to receive argument of type XPTO.
Now receives the correct argument of type FOO.
Solves issue #132
Types of commits
The type of a commit is the initial description of what the commit is doing and there is a well-defined list:
- test: indicates any type of code creation or changing test codes. Example: Creation of unit tests.
- feat: indicates the development of a new feature to the project. Example: Adding a service, functionality, endpoint, etc.
- refactor: used when there is refactoring of code that does not have any impact on the logic or business rules of the system. Example: Code changes after a code review.
- style: used when there are changes in formatting and style of the code that do not alter the system in any way. Example: Change the style-guide, fix indentations, remove whitespace, remove comments, etc.
- fix: used when correcting errors that are generating bugs in the system. Example: Apply treatment to a function that is not behaving as expected and returning an error.
- chore: indicates design changes that do not affect the system or test files. Example: Changing environment variables in .env files, adding more file extensions to .gitignore.
- docs: used when there are changes to the project documentation. Example: adding information in the API documentation, changing the README, etc.
- build: used to indicate changes that affect the project’s build process or external dependencies. Example: adding or removing dependencies from project requirements, etc.
- perf: indicates a change that improved the performance of the system. Example: changing ForEach for while, improving the query to the database, etc.
- ci: used for changes to CI configuration files. Example: Circle, Travis, BrowserStack, etc.
- revert: indicates the reversal of a previous commit.
Commit scopes
The scope of the commit is an optional part, short and easy to understand. This is where we will indicate which part of the code has been modified, such as a microservice layer for example. In general, the use of the scope is very generic, for example, being able to associate the numbering of tasks if your team follows some agile method.
Commit body
The body, will contain more accurate descriptions of what is contained in that commit, showing the reasons or consequences generated by this code.
Commit footers
The footer is restricted to changes in status, such as resolutions of the status of issues or association of a task. Example: “resolves issue #312”.
Commit subject
The subject -or message- is mandatory, and therefore is the most important part of the standard, and must be sufficiently clear as to why the changes in the commit. Remember that the diff
of the changes tells you what has changed, but only the message efficiently represents the WHY
of the changes.
In Chris Beams’s article 7 rules are also defined for a good message:
- Separate subject from body with a blank line
- Limit the subject line to 50 characters
- Capitalize the subject line
- Do not end the subject line with a period
- Use the imperative mood in the subject line
- Wrap the body at 72 characters
- Use the body to explain what and why vs. how
I am not going to delve into each rule, as most are already self-explanatory. But for some, rule 5, about writing the message in the imperative, generates a slight initial estrangement, because the change implemented was a “past action”, but when writing messages using the imperative mode we are saying what the commit does if applied.
If you were to make a cherry-pick (copy a commit from one branch to another) or a revert for example, that commit will “perform a task” not “performed a task”.

As exceptmask always included 'failbit', and setstate was always
called with bits = failbit, all it did was immediately raise an
exception. Get rid of those variables, and replace the setstate
with direct exception throwing (which also removes some dead
code).
As a result, good() is never reached after a failure (there are
only 2 calls, one of which is in tests), and can just be replaced
by !eof().
fail(), clear(n) and exceptions() are just never called. Delete
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I had this beautiful but daring idea of starting on my on for a while now but never quite found the nerve to do it.
I did muster all my courage on a very random and plain day of autumn, when I felt I can no longer postpone the beginning of what I hope to be a beautiful story.
I had a long list of great possible names for the future company which I have reaserched for weeks. Do I commit some copy infringement? Are there companies named like that already? Do we have a similar vision for weddings? Is it too long to remember? I went on like that for a while until I came to a brilliant idea on how to make my choice simple: I only had to ask myself what would be my favorite kind of wedding to plan, assist or to attend.
Well, easy, I said to myself: a fall wedding! I have been pinning beautiful autumn wedding boards ever since I have got into Pinterest. Pumpkin, apple and leaf decorations, delicious pies or cider stations, harvest themed weddings, blankets to snuggle up and other cozy details have me head over hills with autumn weddings.
But then I remembered how many amazing winter wonderland weddings I have seen. The wedding gowns are simply gorgeous for this season, long sleeves and knitted capes or furry shawls, red and green bow ties. Oh, I do love the winter outfits the best.
They add a fairytale note naturally. Oh, and the many things you can do in matters of decorations: the beautiful Christmas tree under which you can gather all your wedding gifts, the cones sitting plan, the mistletoe, the frosty glasses, and not to forget: the music. This is the only season that has its own tune, how special is that?
After not too large of an imagination excercise spring blossoms came to mind. Greenery decor is regarded as the unmatched sight for any wedding. The must-have floral accessories, the pale tones, the outdoor ceremony, the canapés and cocktail bars? Again, enchanting, but how to choose?
But the most popular season has always been, summer, and rightfully so: how swoony are the summer weddings with the long nights, romantic lighting, flowy dresses, festival vibe?
And here's my answer: wedding season is all year round! There are endless possibilities of making your day extra-ordinary regardless of the time of year, moreover, enhanced by it.
So my advice is this: embrace your favorite season and don't wait for the availability of the venue, or summer holidays, or "we couldn't find another date". And most importantly, don't take summer because everyone else does. Just choose the season that feels most personal to you and the rest will come along, the budget, the atmosphere, the decorations and I.
So this is how I came up with Wedding Season. As reminder that every season is simply, naturally magical! Each with its personality, richness and variety. I am here to tell you that you can borrow this unmatched charm for your wedding day, that you should delight in it and celebrate authenticity.
Wedding Season is on, and my services are available all year round, don't hesitate to contact me for a nice chat and a cup of coffee, it's on me.


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AUSYSCALL:
Section: System Administration Utilities (8)Updated: Nov 2008
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
ausyscall - a program that allows mapping syscall names and numbersSYNOPSIS
ausyscall [arch] name | number | --dump | --exactDESCRIPTION
ausyscall is a program that prints out the mapping from syscall name to number and reverse for the given arch. The arch can be anything returned by `uname -m`. If arch is not given, the program will take a guess based on the running image. You may give the syscall name or number and it will find the opposite. You can also dump the whole table with the --dump option. By default a syscall name lookup will be a substring match meaning that it will try to match all occurrences of the given name with syscalls. So giving a name of chown will match both fchown and chown as any other syscall with chown in its name. If this behavior is not desired, pass the --exact flag and it will do an exact string match.This program can be used to verify syscall numbers on a biarch platform for rule optimization. For example, suppose you had an auditctl rule:
-a always, exit -S open -F exit=-EPERM -k fail-open
If you wanted to verify that both 32 and 64 bit programs would be audited, run "ausyscall i386 open" and then "ausyscall x86_64 open". Look at the returned numbers. If they are different, you will have to write two auditctl rules to get complete coverage.
-a always,exit -F arch=b32 -S open -F exit=-EPERM -k fail-open -a always,exit -F arch=b64 -S open -F exit=-EPERM -k fail-open
OPTIONS
- --dump
- Print all syscalls for the given arch
- --exact
-
Instead of doing a partial word match, match the given syscall name exactly.
SEE ALSO
ausearch(8), auditctl(8).AUTHOR
Steve Grubb
Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:34:24 GMT, December 24, 2015


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4 Getting Started
4.1 The Big Secret
It took me about ten years of working in R to get over my fear of copying and pasting other peoples’ code.
There are some great power users of R who are able to pull R code out of nowhere. The rest of us look it up, copy and paste, and modify. That is perfectly normal and acceptable behaviour.
4.1.1 Exercise
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/*
Copyright 2017 Google Inc.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
*/
const copyWorkboxLibraries = require('./lib/copy-workbox-libraries');
const generateSW = require('./entry-points/generate-sw');
const generateSWString = require('./entry-points/generate-sw-string');
const getManifest = require('./entry-points/get-manifest');
const injectManifest = require('./entry-points/inject-manifest');
/**
* This Node module can be used to generate a list of assets that should be
* precached in a service worker, generating a hash that can be used to
* intelligently update a cache when the service worker is updated.
*
* This module will use glob patterns to find assets in a given directory
* and use the resulting URL and revision data for one of the follow uses:
*
* 1. Generate a complete service worker with precaching and some basic
* configurable options, writing the resulting service worker file to disk. See
* [generateSW()]{@link module:workbox-build.generateSW}.
* 1. Generate a complete service worker with precaching and some basic
* configurable options, without writing the results to disk. See
* [generateSWString()]{@link module:workbox-build.generateSWString}.
* 1. Inject a manifest into an existing service worker. This allows you
* to control your own service worker while still taking advantage of
* [workboxSW.precache()]{@link module:workbox-sw.WorkboxSW#precache} logic.
* See [injectManifest()]{@link module:workbox-build.injectManifest}.
* 1. Just generate a manifest, not a full service worker file.
* This is useful if you want to make use of the manifest from your own existing
* service worker file and are okay with including the manifest yourself.
* See [getManifest()]{@link module:workbox-build.getManifest}.
*
* @module workbox-build
*/
/**
* These are the full set of options that could potentially be used to configure
* one of the build tools. Each of the build tools has a slightly different way
* of providing this configuration:
*
* - When using the `workbox-build` module directly, pass the
* configuration object to appropriate method. For example,
* `workboxBuild.injectManifest(configuration)` or
* `workboxBuild.generateSW(configuration)`.
*
* - When using the `workbox-cli` command line interface, use the
* `--config-file` flag to point to a
* [CommonJS module file](https://nodejs.org/docs/latest/api/modules.html) that
* assigns the configuration object to `module.exports`.
*
* - When using `workbox-webpack-plugin` within a
* [Webpack](https://webpack.js.org/) build, pass the configuration object to
* the plugin's constructor, like
* `new WorkboxBuildWebpackPlugin(configuration)`.
*
* Some specific options might not make sense with certain combinations of
* interfaces. In those cases, the limitations are called out in the
* documentation, and may lead to build-time warnings or errors.
*
* Each option documented here includes an example, which, for the sake of
* illustration, assumes the following local filesystem setup. Please adjust
* the example values to match your actual setup.
*
* ```sh
* ./
* ├── dev/
* │ ├── app.js
* │ ├── ignored.html
* │ ├── image.png
* │ ├── index.html
* │ ├── main.css
* │ ├── sw.js
* │ └── templates/
* │ └── app_shell.hbs
* └── dist/
* ├── app.js
* ├── image.png
* ├── index.html
* ├── main.css
* └── sw.js
* ```
*
* @typedef {Object} Configuration
*
* @property {String} swDest The path to the final service worker
* file that will be created by the build process, relative to the current
* working directory.
*
* E.g.: `'./dist/sw.js'`
*
* Note: This option is only valid when used with
* {@link module:workbox-build.generateSW|generateSW()} or
* {@link module:workbox-build.injectManifest|injectManifest()}.
*
* @property {String} swSrc The path to the source service worker
* containing a `precache([])` placeholder, which will be replaced with the
* precache manifest generated by the build.
*
* E.g.: `'./dev/sw.js'`
*
* Note: This option is only valid when used with
* {@link module:workbox-build.injectManifest|injectManifest()}.
*
* @property {String} swTemplate A service worker template that should be
* populated based on the configuration provided. The template should be in a
* format that [`lodash.template`](https://lodash.com/docs/4.17.4#template)
* understands.
*
* Note: This option is only valid when used with
* {@link module:workbox-build.generateSWNoFS|generateSWNoFS()}.
*
* @property {boolean} [importWorkboxFromCDN=true] If `true`, the WorkboxSW
* runtime will be automatically imported into the generated service worker from
* the official CDN URL. If `false`, the WorkboxSW runtime will be copied
* locally into your `swDest` directory when using
* {@link module:workbox-build.generateSW|generateSW()}.
* If `process.env.NODE_ENV` is set to a string starting with `dev` then the
* `dev` bundle of WorkboxSW, with additional assertions and debugging info,
* will be used; otherwise, the `prod` bundle will be used.
*
* Note: This option is only valid when used with
* {@link module:workbox-build.generateSW|generateSW()} or
* {@link module:workbox-build.generateSWNoFS|generateSWNoFS()}.
*
* @property {Array<String>} [importScripts] An optional list of JavaScript
* files that should be passed to
* [`importScripts()`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WorkerGlobalScope/importScripts)
* inside the generated service worker file.
*
* Note: This option is only valid when used with
* {@link module:workbox-build.generateSW|generateSW()} or
* {@link module:workbox-build.generateSWNoFS|generateSWNoFS()}.
*
* @property {Array<String>} [globPatterns=['**\/*.{js,css,html}']]
* Files matching against any of these
* [glob patterns](https://github.com/isaacs/node-glob) will be included in the
* precache manifest.
*
* E.g.: `'**\/*.{js,css,html,png}'`
*
* @property {String} globDirectory The base directory you wish to
* match `globPatterns` against, related to the current working directory.
*
* E.g.: `'./dev'`
*
* @property {String|Array<String>} [globIgnores='node_modules']
* Files matching against any of these glob patterns will be excluded from the
* file manifest, overriding any matches from `globPatterns`.
*
* E.g. `['**\/ignored.html']`
*
* @property {Object<String,Array|string>} [templatedUrls]
* If a URL is rendered generated based on some server-side logic, its contents
* may depend on multiple files or on some other unique string value.
*
* If used with an array of strings, they will be interpreted as
* [glob patterns](https://github.com/isaacs/node-glob), and the contents of
* any files matching the patterns will be used to uniquely version the URL.
*
* If used with a single string, it will be interpreted as unique versioning
* information that you've generated out of band for a given URL.
*
* E.g.
* ```js
* {
* '/app-shell': [
* 'dev/templates/app-shell.hbs',
* 'dev/**\/*.css',
* ],
* '/other-page': 'my-version-info',
* }
* ```
*
* @property {number} [maximumFileSizeToCacheInBytes=2097152]
* This value can be used to determine the maximum size of files that will be
* precached. This prevents you from inadvertantly precaching very large files
* that might have been accidentally match your `globPatterns` values.
*
* @property {Array<ManifestTransform>} [manifestTransforms] An array of
* manifest transformations, which will be applied sequentially against the
* generated manifest. If `modifyUrlPrefix` or `dontCacheBustUrlsMatching` are
* also specified, their corresponding transformations will be applied first.
*
* See {@link module:workbox-build.ManifestTransform|ManifestTransform}.
*
* @property {Object<String,String>} [modifyUrlPrefix] A mapping of
* prefixes that, if present in an entry in the precache manifest, will be
* replaced with the corresponding value.
*
* This can be used to, for example, remove or add a path prefix from a manifest
* entry if your web hosting setup doesn't match your local filesystem setup.
*
* As an alternative with more flexibility, you can use the `manifestTransforms`
* option and provide a function that modifies the entries in the manifest using
* whatever logic you provide.
*
* E.g.
* ```js
* {
* '/prefix-to-remove': '',
* }
* ```
*
* @property {RegExp} [dontCacheBustUrlsMatching] Assets that match this
* regex will be assumed to be uniquely versioned via their URL, an exempted
* from the normal HTTP cache-busting that's done when populating the precache.
*
* While not required, it's recommended that if your existing build process
* already inserts a `[hash]` value into each filename, you provide a RegExp
* that will detect those values, as it will reduce the amount of bandwidth
* consumed when precaching.
*
* E.g. `/\.\w{8}\./`
*
* @property {String} [navigateFallback] This will be used to create a
* {@link workbox.routing.NavigationRoute|NavigationRoute} that will
* respond to navigation requests for URLs that that aren't precached.
*
* This is meant to be used in a
* [Single Page App](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-page_application)
* scenario, in which you want all navigations to result in common App Shell
* HTML being reused.
*
* It's *not* intended for use as a fallback that's displayed when the browser
* is offline.
*
* Note: This option is only valid when used with
* {@link module:workbox-build#generateSW|generateSW()}. When using
* {@link module:workbox-build.injectManifest|injectManifest()}, you can
* explicitly add in a call to
* {@link module:workbox-sw.Router#registerNavigationRoute|
* registerNavigationRoute()}
* in your `swSrc` file.
*
* E.g. `'/app-shell'`
*
* @property {Array<RegExp>} [navigateFallbackWhitelist=/./] An optional
* array of regular expressions that restrict which URLs the navigation route
* applies to.
*
* Note: This option is only valid when used with
* {@link module:workbox-build#generateSW|generateSW()}. When using
* {@link module:workbox-build.injectManifest|injectManifest()}, you can
* explicitly add in the whitelist when calling
* {@link module:workbox-sw.Router#registerNavigationRoute|
* registerNavigationRoute()}
* in your `swSrc` file.
*
* E.g. `[/pages/, /articles/]`
*
* @property {String} [cacheId] An optional ID to be prepended to caches
* used by `workbox-sw`. This is primarily useful for local development where
* multiple sites may be served from the same `http://localhost` origin.
*
* Note: This option is only valid when used with
* {@link module:workbox-build#generateSW|generateSW()}. When using
* {@link module:workbox-build.injectManifest|injectManifest()}, you can
* explicitly pass the desired value in to the
* {@link module:workbox-sw.WorkboxSW|WorkboxSW() constructor} in your `swSrc`
* file.
*
* E.g. `'my-app-name'`
*
* @property {Boolean} [skipWaiting=false] Whether or not the service worker
* should skip over the [waiting](/web/fundamentals/instant-and-offline/service-worker/lifecycle#waiting)
* lifecycle stage.
*
* Note: This option is only valid when used with
* {@link module:workbox-build#generateSW|generateSW()}. When using
* {@link module:workbox-build.injectManifest|injectManifest()}, you can
* explicitly pass the desired value in to the
* {@link module:workbox-sw.WorkboxSW|WorkboxSW() constructor} in your `swSrc`
* file.
*
* @property {Boolean} [clientsClaim=false] Whether or not the service worker
* should [start controlling](/web/fundamentals/instant-and-offline/service-worker/lifecycle#clientsclaim)
* any existing clients as soon as it activates.
*
* Note: This option is only valid when used with
* {@link module:workbox-build#generateSW|generateSW()}. When using
* {@link module:workbox-build.injectManifest|injectManifest()}, you can
* explicitly pass the desired value in to the
* {@link module:workbox-sw.WorkboxSW|WorkboxSW() constructor} in your `swSrc`
* file.
*
* @property {string} [directoryIndex='index.html'] If a request for a URL
* ending in '/' fails, this value will be appended to the URL and a second
* request will be made.
*
* This should be configured to whatever your web server is using, if anything,
* for its [directory index](https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_dir.html).
*
* Note: This option is only valid when used with
* {@link module:workbox-build#generateSW|generateSW()}. When using
* {@link module:workbox-build.injectManifest|injectManifest()}, you can
* explicitly pass the desired value in to the
* {@link module:workbox-sw.WorkboxSW|WorkboxSW() constructor} in your `swSrc`
* file.
*
* @property {Array<Object>} [runtimeCaching] Passing in an array of objects
* containing `urlPattern`s, `handler`s, and potentially `option`s that will add
* the appropriate code to the generated service worker to handle runtime
* caching.
*
* Requests for precached URLs that are picked up via `globPatterns` are handled
* by default, and don't need to be accomodated in `runtimeCaching`.
*
* The `handler` values correspond the names of the
* {@link module:workbox-sw.Strategies|strategies} supported by `workbox-sw`.
*
*
* Note: This option is only valid when used with
* {@link module:workbox-build#generateSW|generateSW()}. When using
* {@link module:workbox-build.injectManifest|injectManifest()}, you can
* explicitly add in the corresponding runtime caching behavior via
* {@link module:workbox-sw.Router#registerRoute|registerRoute()} in your
* `swSrc` file.
*
* E.g.
* ```js
* [{
* // You can use a RegExp as the pattern:
* urlPattern: /.jpg$/,
* handler: 'cacheFirst',
* // Any options provided will be used when
* // creating the caching strategy.
* options: {
* cacheName: 'image-cache',
* cacheExpiration: {
* maxEntries: 10,
* },
* },
* }, {
* // You can also use Express-style strings:
* urlPattern: 'https://example.com/path/to/:file',
* handler: 'staleWhileRevalidate',
* options: {
* cacheableResponse: {
statuses: [0],
* },
* },
* }]
* ```
*
* @property {Array<RegExp>} [ignoreUrlParametersMatching=[/^utm_/]] Any
* search parameter names that match against one of the regex's in this array
* will be removed before looking for a precache match.
*
* This is useful if your users might request URLs that contain, for example,
* URL parameters used to track the source of the traffic. Those URL parameters
* would normally cause the cache lookup to fail, since the URL strings used
* as cache keys would not be expected to include them.
*
* You can use `[/./]` to ignore all URL parameters.
*
* Note: This option is only valid when used with
* {@link module:workbox-build#generateSW|generateSW()}. When using
* {@link module:workbox-build.injectManifest|injectManifest()}, you can
* explicitly pass the desired value in to the
* {@link module:workbox-sw.WorkboxSW|WorkboxSW() constructor} in your `swSrc`
* file.
*
* E.g. `[/homescreen/]`
*
* @property {Boolean} [handleFetch=true] Whether or not `workbox-sw` should
* create a `fetch` event handler that responds to network requests. This is
* useful during development if you don't want the service worker serving stale
* content.
*
* Note: This option is only valid when used with
* {@link module:workbox-build#generateSW|generateSW()}. When using
* {@link module:workbox-build.injectManifest|injectManifest()}, you can
* explicitly pass the desired value in to the
* {@link module:workbox-sw.WorkboxSW|WorkboxSW() constructor} in your `swSrc`
* file.
*
* @memberof module:workbox-build
*/
module.exports = {
copyWorkboxLibraries,
generateSW,
generateSWString,
getManifest,
injectManifest,
};


Found the scene to start a new chapter. Been searching for that scene for days!
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On the server that I play on the lvl cap is technically 40, but there is an in game cap of lvl 30 with 35 and 40 only being reached through lots of Rp and inaction with the world.
Anyways, I saw some nice lvl 40 builds and I was wondering if someone could modify a build to lvl 30 and be able to have the auto still spells if possible. We also have the PRC on the server aswell, so I guess the classes don't have to be exactly the ones listed but I do want the 15-16 PM lvls for the epic spells and the other bonuses.
Thanks always building gurus Brandon
I will help you but I need to know if you want to focus on magic or meelee.
If you have the PRC installed on your server then Id ditch pale master and replace with oozemaster instead.
Haha, yeah... guess I forgot one of the important facts. I'd like to focus more on the fighter aspect, the whole undead warrior thing.
And unless I'm thinking about the PM incorrectly, they increase the level of spells you can learn correct? ie- gaining the lvl 5,6,7,8,9 spells while only having the 3 or so wiz lvls. If this isn't the case, then I will probably throw out the auto still spells because there'd be no point.
thanks again for the help Brandon
Thinking about it it will never work well. Or rather it can probably be done but it will not ever be playable.
Here are a couple of problems
With only 3 wizard levels you would need 28 levels of PM to be able to cast level 9 spells, so obviously you will have to take more than 3 wizard levels for it to ever work.
Getting the three Automatic still feats will probably prove to be very difficult since you cannot take it as a regular feat when you're leveling up as a fighter - so it might not be possible to make such a build at all. And if it is you will have to take a lot of wizard levels.
I agree with the other poster that if you're using the PRC Oozemaster is better for many reasons although you don't get the AC bonus a PaleMaster does.


| panel_logmeanexp {panelPomp} | R Documentation |
se = TRUE
, the jackknife se's from logmeanexp
are
squared, summed and the squared root is taken.
panel_logmeanexp(x, MARGIN, se = FALSE)
x |
Matrix with the same number of replicated estimates for each panel unit loglikelihood. |
MARGIN |
The dimension of the matrix that corresponds to a panel unit and over which averaging occurs (1 indicates rows, 2 indicates columns). |
se |
logical; whether to give standard errors. |
A numeric
value with the average panel log likelihood or, when
se = TRUE
, a numeric
vector adding the corresponding standard error.
Carles Bretó
panel_loglik
ulls <- matrix(c(1,1,10,10),nr=2)
panel_logmeanexp(ulls,MARGIN=2,se=TRUE)


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Source File
cgo_sockold.go
Belonging Package
net
package net
import _
import (
)
func cgoSockaddrInet4(ip IP) * /*line :23:31*/_Ctype_struct_sockaddr /*line :23:48*/ {
sa := syscall.RawSockaddrInet4{Len: syscall.SizeofSockaddrInet4, Family: syscall.AF_INET}
copy(sa.Addr[:], ip)
return (* /*line :26:11*/_Ctype_struct_sockaddr /*line :26:28*/)(unsafe.Pointer(&sa))
}
func cgoSockaddrInet6(ip IP, zone int) * /*line :29:41*/_Ctype_struct_sockaddr /*line :29:58*/ {
sa := syscall.RawSockaddrInet6{Len: syscall.SizeofSockaddrInet6, Family: syscall.AF_INET6, Scope_id: uint32(zone)}
copy(sa.Addr[:], ip)
return (* /*line :32:11*/_Ctype_struct_sockaddr /*line :32:28*/)(unsafe.Pointer(&sa))
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For more information regarding any of the above projects, please do not hesitate to contact me


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News
2008 May 12th, VinaTaiwan's staffs was very honorific when they greeted Peresident Tran Duoc Luong's visiting. He gave VinaTaiwan the medal to celebrate 5 years anniversary.
Director Le Van Duan inspected, directed factory units of heating, installation and commissioning of advanced heating system, modern which imported directly from Japan.
30/09/2011, Mr. Le Van Duan directed accelerate construction, automobile assembly plants in Asia VinaTaiwan Aluminum company.
On 20/07/2010, General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong visited AsiaVinaTaiwan aluminum production plant and awarded a medal for career development in the period of economic renewal for Mr. Le Van Duan - General Director of the Company .
Formerly was Quang Binh General Trading Company, was founded in accordance with the Decision No. 29/Q§-UB dated November 05, 1992 issued by People's Committee of Quang Binh province, on the basis absorption three companies: Quang Binh General Trading Company, Viet-Lao Commercial Company and the Domestic Trade Transportation Enterprise. And on April 16, 2004, the name of Quang Binh General Trading Company was changed by Quang Binh Industry and Trading Company following the Decision No. 1244/Q§-UB issued by People's Committee of Quang Binh province. In 2007, the Quang Binh Industry Trading Company converted to the joint stock company in accordance with the policies of Vietnam's Government and People's Committee of Quang Binh, changed name into Dai Truong Phat Mineral and Industry Joint Stock Corporation and officially came to operate from January 01, 2008.
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