Oregon vs. Arizona: Game Time, Spread, Channel, Announcers
by Alek ArendA month or two ago, it appeared the Pac-12 didn’t have a great shot to get into the College Football Playoff. But with two teams from the conference now ranked in the top seven in the latest rankings, the possibility is growing stronger. One of those teams, Oregon, has a prime chance for a home win on Saturday with Arizona coming to Eugene.
No. 6 Oregon has played phenomenally since the Ducks’ season opening loss to Auburn. Now, the Ducks are gearing up for what many expect to be a blowout game against the Arizona Wildcats.
Justin Herbert leads the Oregon offense behind one of the best offensive lines in the nation. If Arizona has any chance of an upset on Saturday night, the Wildcats must find a way to get pressure on Herbert.
Arizona needs two more wins to become bowl eligible. But the Wildcats have three very difficult games remaining against Oregon, Utah and Arizona State.
Khalil Tate and Wildcats upset Oregon last year in a 44-15 victory in Tucson. Will they do the same on Saturday?
Here’s all the details for Saturday’s Pac-12 contest.
Game Time: 10:30 p.m. ET
Channel: ESPN
Spread: Oregon -27.5
Over/Under: 68.5
Announcers: Dave Pasch, Greg McElroy, Tom Luginbill
Oregon is a whopping 27.5-point favorite over Arizona. Many expect this to be a blowout win for the Ducks, as they continue to march toward a potential showdown with Utah and College Football Playoff berth. Arizona is just 4-5, with a 2-4 Pac-12 record on the season.
Oregon-Arizona kicks off at 10:30 p.m. ET on ESPN. Dave Pasch, Greg McElroy and Tom Luginbill will be on the call.


Land of mystic mountains and tales, Nepal is a paradise for hikers hidden between China and India. It’s been an important trading point for silk and it is also said that Nepal is the birth place of Buddha. Home of the Himalayas, its high peaks taunts many aspiring alpinists for its real challenge: the Mount Everest. Nepal is finally a haven of peace and tolerance.


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Good food vibes! Sonam Kapoor enjoys a dinner date with sister Rhea Kapoor in LA
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMBollywood beauty Sonam Kapoor is currently holidaying in Los Angeles along with her hubby Anand Ahuja and sister Rhea Kapoor. The actress has been sharing pictures from her holidays over her social media accounts.
Just a few hours ago, the fashionista shared a few pictures with her sister Rhea Kapoor enjoying a delicious dinner date at a lavish restaurant in LA. Sonam shared a few pictures on her profile and also on stories spending some quality time with each other. While sharing the post, Sonam wrote, "Sending good food vibes! 🍽 Had the most amazing dinner. Spanish cuisine in Los Angeles at its best! Not to mention how stunning the restaurant is 😍"
In one of her Insta stories, she is seen binging on the food and her sis is looking at her. Sonam captioned the picture as, "I think @rheakapoor is happy that I'm eating and not on diet"
Meanwhile, on the work front, the actress was last seen in the film titled ' The Zoya Factor'. It was based on Anuja Chauhan's novel with the same name. The film starred Dulquer Salmaan as the male lead. Helmed by Abhishek Sharma, the film was released on September 20, 2019.


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The "Inner Loop" is the land area located inside the 610 highway that encircles Houston. It is valued for its central location and proximity to Houston's premiere parks, museums, nightlife, and office towers.
The Inner Loop is contains three Areas and portions of two others. Those Areas contain many Market Areas but we will look at summary data for just eleven of the most popular. These eleven represent the best of the best for urban living.
The median rental home for the eleven market areas is 1,433sf and priced at $1.41sf. As one might expect in an urban environment the first scatter plot shows that most units are less than 2,000sf and a larger proportion are less than 1,500sf.
The last scatter plot shows us that most units are rented out in less than 50 days with a high number hugging zero-th day...so, if you're a prospective tenant you had better grab that great property or it might be gone a few hours! To find great homes please visit HAR.com/rentals.


Nintendo will have over 150 games on sale through the eShop starting this Friday
by Stephany NunneleyNintendo will kick off its Black Friday deals a week ahead of the dreaded, yearly shopping extravaganza.
Luckily, you won’t have to leave your chair to get in on the Switch deals Nintendo is offering, starting this Friday.
Nintendo will have over 150 games on sale, and while the full list won’t be available until the sale starts, here’s a sneak peek at what to expect:
- Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer – 30% off
- Dark Souls Remastered – 40% off
- Dragon Ball FighterZ – 70% off
- Dragon Quest Builders 2 – 30% off
- FIFA 20 – 30% off
- Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate – 50% off
- New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe – 30% off
- Super Mario Odyssey – 30% off
- The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild – 30% off
- Wolfenstein: Youngblood Deluxe Edition – 50% off
- Xenoblade Chronicles 2 – 30% off
You will be able to view the full list come Friday, November 22 through the eShop website. The deals will remain valid through December 1.
If you wish to brave retail stores, Nintendo is knocking $20 off select titles such as Super Mario Odyssey, Super Mario Party, Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, and more.
You will also be able to pick up a pair of Joy-Con controllers and the Poke Ball Plus accessory at a discount on Black Friday.
Of course, many retailers will be sweetening the pot with extra offers so be sure and keep an eye on our Best Switch Black Friday 2019 deals page for updates.


Fields and methods of the helma.Zip class.
To use this optional module, its repository needs to be added to the application, for example by calling app.addRepository('modules/helma/Zip.js')
To use this optional module, its repository needs to be added to the application, for example by calling app.addRepository('modules/helma/Zip.js')
Constructs a new helma.Zip instance
parameters
| helma.File, java.io.File, String | file | Either a file object representing the .zip file on disk, or the path to the .zip file as string. |
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- extract(name, destPath)
- extractAll(destPath)
- add(f, level, pathPrefix)
- addData(buf, name, level)
- close()
- getData()
- save(dest)
Creates a new instance of helma.Zip.Entry
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| java.util.zip.ZipEntry | entry | The zip entry object whose metadata should be stored in this instance |
properties
- String name
- Number size
- Date time
- Boolean isDirectory
- ByteArray data
The table of contents of the archive
The files contained in the zip archive, where
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the entries (files and directories) as properties.
The name of the zip archive entry
The size of the entry in bytes
The file date of the entry
True if the entry is a directory, false otherwise
The data of the zip entry
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Returns an array containing the entries of the archive
represented by this helma.Zip instance.
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| The entries stored in the zip archive |
Extracts a single file from the zip archive represented
by this helma.Zip instance. If a destination path is given it
writes the extracted data directly to disk using the
name of the zip entry, otherwise the resulting entry object
contains the extracted data in the property
data
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| String | name | The name of the file to extract |
| String | destPath | An optional destination path where the extracted file should be stored. |
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| An object containing the entry's properties |
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Extracts all files within the zip archive represented by
this helma.Zip instance. If a destination path is given it
stores the files directly on disk, while preserving any directory
structure within the archive. If no destination path is given,
the resulting entry objects will contain the extracted data
in their property
data
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| String | destPath | An optional destination path where the files in the zip archive should be stored. |
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| An object containing the extracted entries. |
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Adds a single file or a whole directory (recursive!) to the zip archive
parameters
| helma.File, java.io.File, String | f | Either a file object or the path to a file or directory on disk that should be added to the archive. If the argument represents a directory, its contents will be added recursively to the archive. |
| Number | level | An optional compression level to use. The argument must be between zero and 9 (default: 9 = best compression). |
| String | pathPrefix | An optional path prefix to use within the archive. |
Adds a new entry to the zip file.
parameters
| ByteArray | buf | A byte array containing the data to add to the archive. |
| String | name | The name of the file to add, containing an optional path prefix |
| Number | level | The compression level to use (0-9, defaults to 9). |
Closes the zip archive. This method should be called when
all operations have been finished, to ensure that no open
file handles are left.
Returns the binary data of the zip archive.
returns
| A ByteArray containing the binary data of the zip archive |
Saves the archive.
parameters
| String | dest | The full destination path including the name where the zip archive should be saved. |
Adds a zip entry object to the table of contents
and the files collection
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| helma.Zip.Entry | entry | The entry to add to the zip archive |
Extracts all files in the zip archive data passed as argument
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There are a number of possibilities for deploying twisted.web2: as standalone HTTP[S] server, HTTP proxied behind another server, SCGI, FastCGI, or CGI.
Deploying as a standalone HTTP/HTTPS server is by far the simplest. Unless you have a reason not to, it is recommended that you choose this option. However, many people already run web servers on their computer and are not willing or able to completely blow it away and replace it with twisted.web2. The next best option is to run twisted.web2 as a server proxied behind your existing webserver, using either HTTP or SCGI.
For completeness, here is a simple standalone HTTP server again.
Listing 1: A standalone HTTP serverIf you use HTTP proxying, you must inform twisted.web2 of the real URL it is being accessed by, or else any URLs it generates will be incorrect. You can do this via the AutoVHostURIRewrite resource when using apache2 as the main server.
On the apache side, configure as follows. Apache automatically sends the original host in the X-Forwarded-Host header, and the original remote IP address in the X-Forwarded-For header. You must additionally send along the original path, and the original scheme.
For proxying a subdirectory:
<Location /whatever/> ProxyPass http://localhost:8538/ RequestHeader set X-App-Location /whatever/ RequestHeader set X-App-Scheme http </Location>
Or, for serving an entire HTTPS virtual host:
<VirtualHost myip:443> ServerName example.com ProxyPass / http://localhost:8538/ RequestHeader set X-App-Location / RequestHeader set X-App-Scheme https </VirtualHost>
Now, on the twisted.web2 side
Listing 2: Behind Apache 2Apache 1 doesn't provide the X-Forwarded-Host or X-Forwarded-For headers, or the ability to set custom headers in the outgoing proxy request. Therefore, you must provide that information to twisted.web2 directly. This is accomplished by the VHostURIRewrite resource.
Setup apache as follows:
<VirtualHost myip> ServerName example.com ProxyPass /foo/ http://localhost:8538/ </VirtualHost>
And twisted like so
Listing 3: Behind Apache 1Because vhost.VHostURIRewrite can exist anywhere in the resource tree, you can have multiple applications running on a single twisted port by making them siblings of a root resource and referencing their full path in the ProxyPass directive.
Setup apache as follows:
<VirtualHost foo.myhostname.com> ProxyPass / http://localhost:8538/foo/ ServerName example.com </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost bar.myhostname.com> ProxyPass / http://localhost:8538/bar/ ServerName example.com </VirtualHost>
And twisted like so
Listing 4: Multiple hosts behind Apache 1SCGI is an alternative to HTTP proxying. SCGI should work instead of HTTP proxying from servers which support it. Additionally, if all you have access to from the web server is CGI, but are able to run long-running processes, you can use the cgi2scgi C program to channel CGI requests to your twisted.web2 SCGI port. This won't be as efficient as mod_scgi or http proxying, but it will be much better than using twisted directly as a CGI.
FIXME:Someone who has installed mod_scgi in apache should write a bit on it.
Configure Twisted as follows
Listing 5: An SCGI ServerFastCGI is another popular way to run a web application. Blah blah.
CGI is the worst possible deployment environment, yet in some cases it may be all that is possible. It allows only a single request to be served from a process, so any kind of in-memory storage is impossible. Also, the overhead of starting up a new python interpreter for every request can get quite high. You should only consider using it if your hosting provider does not allow you to keep a process running.
However, if it's your only choice, you can deploy a twisted.web2 app using it. Unlike the other examples, where we create a .tac file for running with twistd, in this case, a standalone python script is necessary
#!/usr/bin/env python from twisted.web2 import channel, server, static toplevel = static.File("/tmp") site = server.Site(toplevel) channel.startCGI(site)


the app
The purpose of this web application is to put into practice what I've learned so far about Spring Boot.
The api link at the top of this page contains the services and features that this web application offers (or simply click the start button below)


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Shajeel Afzal is Trainer at PITB, he teaches Technical Class! Shajeel Afzal is Trainer at PITB, he teaches Technical Class! Shajeel Afzal is Trainer at PITB, he teaches Technical Class!


Dar es Salaam roads closed due to leaking gas tanker
by The Citizen ReporterDar es Salaam.Transport in Dar es Salaam has been brought to a standstill after the authorities decided to close some of the roads due to leaking of gas from a tanker at the Ubungo junction, which links Mandela-Sam Nujoma and Morogoro roads.
Kinondoni Regional Police Commander Mr Mussa Taibu confirmed the incident but did not say which roads exactly were affected and how long it would take to clear the area.
“I am aware of the incident but I can’t tell you which roads have been closed; I am currently contacting the Kinondoni Regional Traffic officer,” said Mr Taibu.
More to follow……….


A TIME FOR DRUNKEN HORSES Written and Directed by Bahman Ghobadi Plan B NR 80 min. Subtitles
Bahman Ghobadi's stunning debut film strips away the protective layer that separates an audience from the world that unfolds on the screen. We're transported almost bodily into the hardscrabble landscape of a Kurdish mountain village near Iran's border with Iraq.
This is a story of deprivation, a story of survival, but most of all it's a love story. It focuses on three children: Ayoub, his sister Ameneh, and their older brother Madi, who is a crippled dwarf.  Madi, with his doll-sized body and hunched back and eyes both childlike and inexpressibly old, needs regular injections and will require an operation to stay alive.
The two healthy children do what they can for Madi. The teenage Ameneh agrees to a marriage for a promise of help from the bridegroom's family. 12-year-old Ayoub shoulders a man's burden as a smuggler, hauling contraband over harsh snowy mountains through cold so bitter the pack mules are fed booze to keep them warm. The operation will buy Madi at most another year of life, but they never stop to weigh the cost. At that age, and through those uncompromisingly loving eyes, a year seems like a lot, and the alternative is unimaginable.
Ghobadi, who won the Camera d'Or at Cannes for best first film, tells his story from his heart and experience. He's from a Kurdish village much like this one.
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How to read the visualization
The visual representation that has been chosen is the radar chart in order to give an overview of the data and to use three different units of measurement, having the problem that the view count has a much higher number than the other variables.
So that each axis provides a given data and has its own units of measurement: the upper one is the axis of the comments, the unit of which is 5, to the right is the index of appreciation whose unit of measurement is 1%, then on the left is the views whose unit of measurement is 15000. To understand the difference between the queries: Deep Web and Tor Browser, we used two different colors so that they were immediately recognizable. The purple represents the Deep Web and the green Tor Browser. So that we can see two overlapping triangles with different colors whose vertices correspond to a given data depending on the axis on which they are. In the end we added specific information on the numbers corresponding to the three variables in order to provide more accurate data that are not immediately accessible from the chart.


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When referring to local constants it's pretty annoying that I have to give the type every time. Can't I used leave the type unelaborated until the local constant is abstracted away anyway?
for example?
@Jakob von Raumer Sure, you can use any dummy type as long as you don't need type inference
@Kenny Lau When I use them in expressions that I later on treat with expr.pis
for example
Well, so I just use `(Type)?
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Using data to see where people live longer
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, National Association for Public Health Statistics and Information Systems and the National Center for Health Statistics mined death and birth data to determine average life expectancy by census tract.
Life expectancy by Census tract, Minnesota
Source: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, National Association for Public Health Statistics and Information Systems, National Center for Health Statistics | Graphic by
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The Quantum Composer is our graphical user interface for programming a quantum processor. Those familiar with quantum computing may recognize the composer as a tool to construct quantum circuits using a library of well-defined gates and measurements. For those not familiar, we will explain a few of the key parts.
Once you are in the “Composer” tab, you can start making your very own quantum circuits!
With the Composer, you can create a quantum score, which is analogous to a musical score in several respects. Time progresses from left to right. Each line represents a qubit (as well as what happens to that qubit over time). Each qubit has a different frequency, like a different musical note. Quantum gates are represented by square boxes that play a frequency for different durations, amplitudes, and phases. Gates on just one line are called single-qubit gates. The gates made with vertical lines connecting two qubits together are known as CNOT gates; these two-qubit gates function like an exclusive OR gate in conventional digital logic. The qubit at the solid-dot end of the CNOT gate controls the whether or not the target qubit at the \(\oplus\)-end of the gate is inverted (hence controlled NOT, or CNOT). Some gates, like the CNOT, have hardware constraints; the set of allowed connections is defined by the schematic of the device located below the Quantum Composer, along with recently calibrated device parameters.
The Quantum Composer’s library (located to the right of the qubit stave) contains many different classes of gates: single-qubit gates, such as the yellow idle operation; the green class of Pauli operators, which represent bit-flips (\(X\), equivalent to a classical NOT); phase-flips (\(Z\)); and a combined bit-flip and phase-flip (\(Y\)). We also offer Clifford operations, which are the blue class of gates, such as \(H\), \(S\), and \(S^\dagger\) gates for generating quantum superpositions, as well as the two-qubit entangling gate CNOT previously mentioned. The red gates are two-phase gates that are not in the Clifford group and are important for giving quantum computing its power. To measure the state of any qubit, use the pink standard measurement operation, which is a simple \(Z\) projection that is assigned to a classical bit in a classical bit register. If you ever need a reminder, hit the Help button (the question mark near the gates heading) for a quick summary of all available gates. A quantum algorithm (circuit) begins by preparing the qubits in well-defined states (here the ground state, \(|0\rangle\), which we’ve automatically done for you), then executing a series of one- and two-qubit gates in time, followed by a measurement of the qubits.
If you are feeling brave, you can hit the Advanced button to view an additional set of gate operations and sub-routines; these are described in further detail here.
To use the Composer, simply drag the gate boxes onto the qubit stave to place them. Double-tap the boxes to delete, or drag them to the trash bin. To place a CNOT gate, drag first onto the target qubit (a \(\oplus\) symbol will appear), then click on the control qubit (a solid dot will appear). Note that on the real quantum processor, you cannot add more gates to a circuit after placing a measurement; this feature will be added in the future.


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 But knowing how to use them is even more important. Even without the proper supplies the materials can often be improvised if you know what to do. After a disaster your community's emergency responders will probably be overwhelmed. It could take hours or even days before they can get to you. Every adult in your family should learn the basics of First Aid, including cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), the Heimlich Maneuver (for choking) and what to do for bleeding, burns, fractures, etc. |
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It is important to have a first aid manual on hand but that isn't enough. If someone is bleeding profusely you will not have time to check the index and read the section on bleeding. You must know what to do beforehand. At the very least you should read and study a good first aid manual to learn the basics. But it would be much better to take a first aid class. Before you run out and buy a first aid book, realize that your first aid class will probably include an excellent manual that you will be able to keep. First aid is a "hands on" activity and so it is extremely helpful to have practical experience, which you will receive in any good first aid class. The American Red Cross teaches an excellent class that is available in every community. It is inexpensive and involves only two or three sessions of a few hours each. They even have lifelike mechanical mannequins on which you can practice CPR. This hands on practice is invaluable and something that you won't get from any book. After taking the Red Cross class and checking out on the mannequin you can get certified in CPR and emergency procedures. |
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Beyond First AidFirst aid by definition is that care rendered to a victim before professional medical care arrives. First aid classes are structured with the assumption that an ambulance will soon be along with paramedics who will take over, or that the victim will be taken to the emergency room of a hospital where professionals will be waiting. But people who have lived through disasters know that it doesn't always work out that way. As we have seen, after a disaster, emergency responders are usually overwhelmed. Depending on the extent of the emergency it may take a considerable amount of time before you can get professional medical care. This is where knowledge of backwoods medicine could prove essential. Your first aid class will include a good first aid manual but it will not include a manual for backwoods medicine. Fortunately there have been some excellent books written on the subject by experienced medical doctors. The Additional Resources section at the end of this web site lists some that I recommend. If your disaster preparedness plans include contingencies for prolonged emergencies in which medical care may be unavailable for quite some time, then I recommend that you purchase one of these books. Read it through once to become familiar with the basics, and then keep it with your emergency stash for future reference. |
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Natural Health CareFirst aid and backwoods medicine are both for the care of injuries and emergencies. But there is another important part of medicine that is often neglected by the conventional medical establishment, and that is preventative medicine. Even when conventional medicine gives lip service to prevention, what they are usually talking about is actually early detection (e.g., breast exams, prostate exams, blood pressure screenings, etc.) There is a huge difference between prevention and early detection. The latter assumes that you already have the malady, so there was really no prevention at all! "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." Benjamin Franklin Common sense tells us that it is better to prevent a disease than to wait until it has a foothold and then attempt to cure it. For one thing, by the time a cure is needed it may be too late, for many diseases are incurable. Furthermore, attempts at a cure are usually much more difficult, costly and dangerous. To learn about preventative health care you will need to look outside the conventional medical establishment. There are many good books on the subject, including some that I have listed in Additional Resources. I also recommend an online course called Natural Health School which is located at http://www.theherbspecialist.com. You can complete the entire course online for free. (You do not need to pay the voluntary fee unless you want the certificate of completion.) The course is centered around nutritional products, but it also includes a large amount of basic information about how the body worksinformation which I recommend for all lay people. It is very important that you have a basic understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the human body. Many doctor visits and unnecessary treatments can be prevented with this simple empowering knowledge. The more you know the less dependent you will be on organized medicine and the better prepared you will be to take care of yourself and others during a prolonged emergency, when organized medicine may be unavailable.
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NutritionWe can all understand the importance of disease prevention. But how much more important is prevention during a prolonged emergency, when medical care may be difficult or impossible to come by? Good nutrition is one of the most important steps that we can take to prevent disease. Some of the stores that you have already stashed away for an emergency may be located in a place where you have given little thought. Your body was designed by nature to store certain supplies that can be drawn upon during an emergency. We all know (to the chagrin of many) that the body stores calories, in the form of fat, that it can draw upon when food is scarce. I am not recommending that you increase your fat reserves, unless of course you are underweight, (in which case you certainly should.) But what many don't realize is that the body also stores important nutrients, including vitamins and minerals, that it can draw upon when our diets are deficient. As we saw in the chapter on food, during a prolonged emergency our diets will change, and probably not for the better. Most likely we will be eating a less varied diet containing more foods that have been in storage. Some nutrition is lost in any stored food, and the longer it has been stored the more nutrition it will have lost. Furthermore, these dietary changes occur at a time when we are under additional stress, which is when our bodies draw upon our nutritional reserves the most. |
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I recommend that your emergency supplies include a good multivitamin/multimineral supplement, and perhaps a good calcium supplement as well. The calcium supplement should include the additional nutritional factors that are necessary for adequate absorption and utilization of calcium. The vitamin/mineral supplement that I use is Super Supplemental Vitamins and Minerals. Super Supplemental contains calcium, but I think it is a good idea for most people to include additional calcium. The calcium supplement I use is Calcium Magnesium. There may be another brand that you prefer. Just make sure that it is a quality product, to maximize bioavailability, and that it will store well. You should store enough to see you and your family through the longest emergency that you foresee. This should not be a problem because quality vitamins have a storage life of at least two years. They can still be used long after their expiration dates but their potency will begin to decline. In addition to stashing vitamins and minerals, it is very important that you are regularly taking them now. Nutritionists and doctors tell us that we should be doing this anyway to maintain and protect our health, especially since our foods today are known to be deficient, due to modern processing techniques and overly worked and depleted soils. But as a survivalist you should also be regularly taking vitamins now to insure that your body's internal stores of important nutrients will always be well stocked, so that you will be ready for any emergency or disaster. This will also insure that your supplement stash will be continually rotated and will therefore remain fresh. It is extremely important that you rotate your supplements, using the oldest stock first. When you buy more supplements always put them at the back of your storage shelf pushing the older bottles toward the front of the shelf so that they will be used first. |
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If you choose to take the supplements that I have mentioned, during a prolonged emergency it will be adequate to take one Super Supplemental and one Calcium Magnesium each day. Take them with your largest meal of the day to insure maximum absorption. (The supplements I have chosen are highly absorbable, but this is always good advice anyway.) During normal times when there is no emergency, you should take one tablet of each supplement with every meal, or at least two tablets of each supplement every day, taken with your two largest meals of the day. This will insure that your body has the nutrition it needs to keep its stores well stocked. |
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Herbs"Let your food be your medicine and your medicine be your food." Hypocrites (460-359 BC) The Father of Modern Medicine Herbs have traditionally been consumed for food, flavoring, nutritional supplementation, and medicine. The two nutritional supplements I recommended above contain numerous herbs, included for their rich supply of vitamins and minerals. Herbalists or "herb doctors" also use herbs to treat disease. Herbs have been used for medicines by virtually every culture that has existed since humans have walked the earth. A knowledge of the wild herbs that grow in your area could prove very useful during a prolonged emergency, when supplies of food and medicine are short. In the chapter on food I have already mentioned a couple of my favorite herbs, including the ubiquitous dandelion.
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Garlic (Allium sativum)The numerous health benefits of garlic have been known for centuries. It is both an immune stimulant and one of the most powerful antibiotics in the plant kingdom. Garlic can be taken to ward off colds and to treat infections. It's benefits for the circulatory system are equally impressive and have been well documented by medical research. Garlic is a powerful blood thinner. It reduces risk for stroke, improves heart health and helps normalize high blood pressure. If you can't get your blood thinner or high blood pressure medication during an emergency, garlic may serve as an effective substitute. |
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Cayenne Pepper or Capsicum (Capsicum frutescens, Capsicum annum )Cayenne pepper is best known as the hot "red pepper" condiment. It should go without saying that it is another "warming herb." It has antimicrobial action and is therefore another good spice to use for preserving meat as jerky. Although most people are familiar with this herb, few are aware of its many health benefits. Cayenne is rich in the vitamins and minerals that help promote healing. Believe it or not cayenne is also good for stomach conditions like ulcers because it stimulates the production of the protective mucus that coats the stomach. Cayenne improves circulation to the extremities which can help diabetics with circulatory problems, including those who suffer from itching hands and feet. Cayenne can be taken internally to stop a heart attack or used on a regular basis to help prevent heart disease. |
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Rose hips remain on the bush throughout the winter and can provide an excellent free food when nearly all other outdoor food sources are gone. They can be eaten right off the bush or dried and stored for later consumption. Slice each rose hip in half, remove the central core of seeds and dry the remaining pulp and skins for later use. Rose hips are usually reddish in color, although the one shown in the photograph is green. |
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Echinacea (Echinacea purpurea, Echinacea angustifolia, Echinacea pallida)I have always held the opinion that if you are going to plant something, it might as well be something that you can eat or use as a medicine. Decorative flowers are no exception. If I plant a flower in my yard, you can be sure that I have some practical use in mind for it. I mentioned the nutritional value of rose hips above. Another pretty flower that can serve a useful function over and above its ornamental value is echinacea. Echinacea is widely grown as an ornamental, but few are aware of its value as a medicine. Echinacea root is an immune system stimulant, which means that it can improve the efficiency of the immune system helping us prevent and recover from illnesses quicker. Recently some medical "authorities" (i.e., drug company cronies) have questioned the efficacy of echinacea root, producing research that supposedly indicated that it has little value in fighting infections. The problem with their research is they were evaluating the herb as an antibiotic. Unlike garlic, echinacea does not work directly on infective agents or germs, but rather by supporting your own immune system, enhancing your natural defenses so your body can prevent and fight off infections like it is supposed to. |
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Echinacea purpurea or Purple Coneflower (photograph) is a popular ornamental and wildflower that was widely used by the Plains Indians. It is native to the central and southwestern U.S. where it grows in open fields and rocky soils where there is plenty of sunlight. It is a herbaceous perennial, which means that it dies down each year only to return the following year, a big plus for those of us who don't like replanting flowers every year. |
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DANGER, WILL ROBINSON!
A review of "Lost In Space"
The Nineties have been called "the era of reduced expectations", and nothing seems to support this more than the spate of recent films. Many efforts ("Starship Troopers", "The Lost World", "Alien Resurrection") seem to be little more than tent poles for extensive marketing campaigns or establishing franchi- ses, rather than involving an audience. I'd be tempted to say that "Lost In Space" is the ultimate extension of that philosophy, but I'm afraid to be pro- ven wrong by a film even less concerned with coherence.
There's a salvaged feeling to the whole film, as if some drastic changes were made at the last minute after the rough cut was assembled and screened. There isn't an opening credit sequence, and one is tempted to think (as one of my friends did) that the end credits were originally at the beginning, only to be moved to the end of the film after they made a poor impression at early test screenings. The film begins by introducing not the Robinson family, but the Major West character in a space battle. This action sequence was clearly in- tended to wow the audience before the main story gets underway, but only suc- ceeds at hurling lots of effects at us without engaging our emotions.
This sheer volume method of entertainment continues throughout the film, the plot of which consists mainly of elements from the first few episodes, combin- ed with bits and pieces from other films made over the last twenty years. The mission is re-written as a sort of competition between two factions, each try- ing to reach (and colonize) the same new planet first. Earth's natural resour- ces are almost completely exhausted, and its dwindling ozone layer spells Cer- tain Doom for the human race. This is an attempt to update the Cold War aspects of the original series, but (as with the James Bond series) when the Cold War is removed, it makes the new premise seem arbitrary (why would two factions sabotage the others' mission if both face certain extinction when Earth dies?). At any rate, Dr. Smith (played perceptively, if too subtly, by Gary Oldman) is once again trapped in the ship as it launches, caught in his own subterfuge as the robot he reprogrammed begins to demolish the space- craft. This forces the crew to blast their way into deep space without proper preparation, plunking them in an unknown quadrant with no point of reference to guide the way home.
Most know that the Robinson name is no accident, and transplanting "Swiss Fam- ily Robinson" into outer space seems like a reasonable opportunity for an ex- citing survival/exploration adventure. Very little is done with this decent premise other than burying the viewer under an avalanche of very uneven effects work. Director Steven ("Predator 2") Hopkins has experience directing effects, so it's puzzling that he'd use this vast amount of computer imagery with such a lack of clarity -- even the editing has little sense of geography. Bruch Broughton's score is hardly noticable over the clamor. Akiva Goldsman's script shows most of the weaknesses evident in his writing for "Batman and Robin" -- a predeliction for one-liners and short term laughs at the expense of long-term structure and character development.
The saddest loss due to this approach is the robot -- Goldsman's script reduces him to a Mr. Microphone for Will (though this is one of the film's few good jokes), and by the time he begins to evolve into an actual character, there's little time remaining for him to do anything. The rest of the script is a daisy-chain of one-liners (most of which render the characters as unlikable smart-alecks) and incidents (an extended sequence on a derelict spaceship seems to exist only to force the Jupiter 2 to crash-land on the required planet) that lead to a time-travel premise. This sort of thing is tricky stuff for anybody, and here it collapses entirely, giving the characters an opportunity to return to the time and place that the sabotage occurred, thus allowing them to essentially eradicate the events of the film. Oddly, the crew doesn't choose to do this, but instead they drop themselves in the middle of another perilous situation (when exactly the time machine is reset is unclear) which requires them to once again use the hyperspace button and get themselves even more lost.
The fact that their mission to save Earth has failed isn't supposed to matter anymore, because somewhere along the line, Pop Robinson has learned to become a caring father after years of putting his career first (even if you buy this, the daughters are completely ignored, which doesn't say much for the parenting message), and to bond less sarcastically with his wife. The older Robinson daughter learns to love the chauvanist pilot, while the younger daughter gets a pet to care about. The family members' performances range from bland (Hurt) to infuriatingly smug and precocious (Lacey Chabert). Heather Graham struggles mightily, but can't rise above her nasty, you-go dialogue. June Lockhart has an arbitrary cameo as one of Will's teachers. It's sad to see such a basic premise made into such a noisy muddle. Not recommended.
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We’ve collected some resources for getting started in reinforcement learning (RL). Comments or suggestions are welcome!
A significant part of modeling in RL takes place outside of neural networks, with nets being just one component. We therefore recommend starting with classic RL theory before proceeding to deep RL.
Roughly in order of recommended progression:
Quick surveys of RL
Before embarking on a full course of study, get some high-level orientation from these lively blog posts:
- Deep reinforcement learning doesn’t work yet, blog by Alex Irpan - good look at current problems in deep RL, many entertaining examples (doesn’t go into details of algorithms)
- Pong from pixels, blog by Andrej Karpathy - goes into details of implementing policy gradient algorithm on the pong Atari game to illustrate RL in action, accompanied by sweet, simple code
- OpenAI Meta-Learning and Self-Play, video lecture by Ilya Sutskever — introduces core ideas in RL simply and with great insight, leading to research directions (still at a high level)
Foundations
Do in parallel:
- David Silver’s UCL course on RL video lectures - condenses important concepts from Sutton and Barto while maintaining continuity, clear and insightful explanations
- Introduction to Reinforcement Learning, Sutton and Barto’s (S&B) classic text, free online copy available
Comments:
- David Silver’s course closely follows S&B up through about lecture 5. We recommend watching each video lecture first, then reviewing the corresponding material in the text afterwards.
- Function approximation, where neural networks (deep RL) become relevant, is not until lecture 6. Silver’s course doesn’t include links to exercises, but we’ve provided code for an example model from his first few lectures (discussed in our blog post introducing RL and solving the problem with dynamic programming).
Additional video lectures
Sergey Levine’s Berkeley Deep RL course, CS285
Comments:
- Levine’s course is more advanced than Silver’s, with a brisker approach to deep RL (less time spent on classical RL basics). Like Silver, Levine is a fantastic lecturer and provides a valuable complementary perspective, e.g. more discussion about convergence properties of algorithms, additional intuition on why policy gradients are high variance. We enjoyed interleaving the Silver and Levine lectures to get multiple takes on the same topics.
- The content from the first half of Levine’s course overlaps with Silver’s, while the second half of the course moves beyond core concepts and brings you to the cutting edge in RL.
Exercises and implementations
- Denny Britz’s reinforcement learning repo - instructional exercises and self-contained implementations. A great accompaniment to David Silver’s course and Sutton and Barto.
- OpenAI’s Spinning up in RL - self-contained, lightweight implementations of different RL algorithms
- “Introduction to RL” section is a bit terse for a first exposure to RL, but docs are an excellent reference otherwise, particularly if you’re ready to start implementing deep RL algorithms.
- Includes instructive usage of auxiliary tools for deep learning, like logging and MPI parallelization
- OpenAI gym - a toolkit for creating custom environments for running your RL algorithms, including a good number of ready-to-go implementations. The API is simple and intuitive.
Miscellaneous
- Openreview.net - it’s hard to place the impact/context of the latest research when you’re just coming to a field, so the publicly available feedback from experts reviewing the papers is invaluable
- Benchmarks and baselines - not sure if your implementation of an RL algorithm is performing as expected? Check out the rl-baselines-zoo benchmarks, achieved from standardized implementations of RL algorithms using Stable Baselines.
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# Get Started
Byakko is framework that allows you to create more controllable flow for SPA using built-in tools and required external libraries:
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Preact - As first point you need to use some library that is compatible with React API. You don't have to use React itself. Actually Preact is much much faster.
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TypeScript - TypeScript allows us to create our code more readable and safe. It's required because of e.g decorators.
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MobX - MobX is powerful tool to create seamless storages/models in this frontend world. MobX itself performance aside, have single big problem.  Byakko will help you to keep clean data flow.
Byakko's second greatest advantage is the concept that mix multiple needed programming design patterns in cleanest possible way.
# Installation
We need of course to install required libraries and Byakko itself:
npm install --save-exact byakko typescript mobx preact mobx-react
Also we need to set-up some compilation flow. You can to use TypeScript compilation ifself or some packing library like Fuse-Box.
Thats all!
# Concept
One of the most important thing in this project is concept of data flow. Generally in JS enviroments you don't have any predefinited structure. It's very flexible way, but it's easier to create mess. It's awesome when you can create own structure by basing on your needs, but, to be honest, in most cases in such dynamicaly created structures by multiple people, you can go crazy at searching something where what is located and how it exacly works. MVVM (Model View View-Model) magnifies this effect by mixing two worlds in a boundless way - the world of the interface and the world of data.
Byakko don't create borders for that flexibility, instead of that it rewards following the dreamiest path.
So Byakko splits all things into small pieces to keep everything on correct place.
(click section to jump to section)
Most elements are common and well known, but don't be fooled, Byakko has a slightly different approach to it.
The recommended folder structure is following:
app/
├── assets/
│ └── ...
│
├── components/
│ ├── ComponentName.pre.css
│ ├── ComponentName.pre.tsx
│ ├── ComponentName.post.css
│ ├── ComponentName.post.tsx
│ ├── ComponentName.css
│ └── ComponentName.tsx
│
├── controllers/
│ ├── index.ts
│ ├── controllerName.tsx
│ ├── auth.tsx
│ └── ...otherControllerName.tsx
│
├── services/
│ ├── index.ts
│ ├── router.ts
│ ├── auth.ts
│ ├── i18n.ts
│ ├── logger.ts
│ └── ...serviceName.ts
│
├── layouts/
│ ├── LayoutName.css
│ ├── LayoutName.tsx
│ ├── Logged.css
│ └── Logged.tsx
│
├── views/
│ ├── Login.css
│ └── Login.tsx
│
├── partials/
│ ├── Modal.css
│ └── Modal.tsx
│
└── models/
├── form/
│ ├── Login.ts
│ └── Register.ts
├── User.c.ts
├── User.ts
└── Entry.ts
# Services
Services in most places are known as reusable utilities. It's also mostly true for Byakko. First of all, Service is also singleton here. In general services should make our live easier, be as deticated for current user/page etc as possible. Their content should change as rarely as possible and should not concern any single place on the page.
# asAction
Decorator that allows you to set-up method as action. Without that method will never be ran as action. The class of this method must be a valid controller.
Arguments
name
: string
Descriptive short name of action
path
: string | string[]
'/'
Path or paths where action will be mounted
All actions inside will be mounted inside of that path. So if controller is mounted under path /user
, inside action will be mounted under /login
then, as a result, the action will be registered under the path /user/login
.
Example — example controller
@asController({
name: 'User',
path: ['/', '/user'],
})
class User {
@asAction({
name: 'Login',
path: '/login',
})
loginAction() {
}
}
# asController
Decorator that allows you to set-up class as controller. Without that class will be ignored at controllers registration process.
Arguments
name
: string
Descriptive short name of controller
path
: string | string[]
'/'
Path or paths where controller will be mounted
All actions inside will be mounted inside of that path. So if controller is mounted under path /user
, inside action will be mounted under /login
then, as a result, the action will be registered under the path /user/login
.
Example — example controller
@asController({
name: 'User',
path: ['/', '/user'],
})
class User {
// Actions here, e.g:
// - /login
// - /register
// - /profile
// - /logout
// etc
// so /login and /user/login will casue running above action
}
# Each
Component that allows you to render iterable variable. Works the best with later because it's possible to omit all rerendering stack and render only that list elements.
Props
render
: (item: any, index: number) => JSX.Element
Rendering function
Example #1 — raw usage
type Item = { id: number; name: string; };
const renderItem = (item: Item, index: number) => (

{item.name} at {index} position

);
const ExampleComponent = (props: { list: Item[] }) => (
<Each value={props.list} render={renderItem} />
);
// ExampleComponent need to be rerendered to rerender list
Example #2 - later usage
type Item = { id: number; name: string; };
// Create store holding that value
class Store {
@observable // Mobx @observable decorator
list: Item[] = [];
}
const store = new Store();
const renderItem = (item: Item, index: number) => (

{item.name} at {index} position

);
const ExampleComponent = () => (
<Each value={later(store, 'list')} render={renderItem} />
);
// ExampleComponent will be rendered once
# If
Component that allows you to render block conditionally. Works the best with later because it's possible to omit all rerendering stack and render only that block relating on pointed value.
Block inside will be rendered only if given value (or pointed value by later) will be truthy.
Props
children
: JSX.Element
undefined
Rendered content
Example #1 — raw usage
const ExampleComponent = (props: { showMessage: boolean }) => (
<If value={props.showMessage}>
Hello there
</If>
);
// ExampleComponent need to be rerendered to rerender new state of <If/> block
Example #2 - later usage
// Create store holding that value
class Store {
@observable // Mobx @observable decorator
showMessage = false;
}
const store = new Store();
const ExampleComponent = () => (
<If value={later(store, 'showMessage')}>
Hello there
</If>
);
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# later
Function that allows you to pack pointed value into recognizable box. Pointed value will be getted only at request, so any Proxy getters will be not fired before real usage. If such value will be getted in any kind of Mobx' observer context, then you can to track such value with possibility to attach it as prop or argument for deeper usage.
Props
target
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Owner of observable value
key
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{ get: () => any }
Object with getter of pointed value
Example #1 — raw usage
class Store {
@observable
value = 'test?';
}
const store = new Store();
const value = later(store, 'value');
value.get(); // 'test?'
store.value = 'test!';
value.get(); // 'test!'
Example #2 — deep anonymous usage
const logValueOnChange = (value: Later<string>) => {
// value is SOME later value that returns string
autorun(() => {
console.log(value.get());
});
};
class Store {
@observable
value = 'test?';
}
const store = new Store();
logValueOnChange(later(store, 'value')); // prints 'test?'
store.value = 'test!'; // prints 'test!'
# Unless
Component that has opposite effect than If component.
Props
children
: JSX.Element
undefined
Rendered content


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Originally, hunters chasing rare prey broke new ground in this village. By rare game, I mean creatures that were difficult and dangerous to hunt. So don't imagine people catching rabbits in the hills when you hear about the "hunters" here. They're rough enough to deal squarely even with the royal house!
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HUSBANDS AND WIVES A film review by Ken Johnson Copyright 1992 Ken Johnson
120 min., R, Comedy/Drama, 1992 Director: Woody Allen Cast: Woody Allen, Mia Farrow, Juliette Lewis, Sidney Pollack, Judy Davis, Liam Neeson, Cristi Conaway, Blythe Danner
Woody Allen's newest film, HUSBANDS AND WIVES, focuses mainly on two couples. The first couple, Allen, and often co-star, Mia Farrow, are having problems with their relationship, but neither wants to break it to the other. The second couple, Sidney Pollack and Judy Davis, are breaking up.
HUSBANDS AND WIVES is definitely not one of Allen's best films. The only people who I can suggest this film to are big fans of Woody's work, and for those I can only recommend that they see it on video cassette. On a scale of zero to five, I give HUSBANDS AND WIVES a two. HUSBANDS AND WIVES is rated R for explicit language, adult situations, adult humor, and brief female nudity.
The biggest problem with this film is the camera techniques used. The film at least looks like it was shot with a hand held camera, so motion is very jerky. At some points when the camera pans to follow somebody moving, it moves so quickly that everything becomes blurry. If more professional looking camera techniques had been used, the film would probably have gotten a rating between a three and a four (with reservations).
The other main problem with this film is that at some points it seems to want to be a comedy, whereas in others it seems to want to be a drama. If the film had been evened out so that the comedy and drama was equal in each scene, the film would have ended up much better. If viewed as a drama, forgetting about the few comic bits and ignoring the horrendous feeling I got from the camera work in the opening scene, HUSBANDS AND WIVES is able to squeak a three out of me.
One other distraction that comes to mind is the frequent jump cuts that disrupt the viewing. All of the cast does a wonderful job and in that aspect this film is perfect. Another good aspect of the film is the documentary type style that Woody uses. It is original and makes up for some of the lousier parts of the film. The hand held camera works in the rooms with the interviewer because I got the feeling that I was there in the room watching what was going on.
I much preferred Woody's other film that was released this year in my area, SHADOWS AND FOG, although that didn't get as good reviews from the critics. My suggestion, rent the video for HUSBANDS AND WIVES (when it comes out, of course) along with your favorite Woody film (mine is EVERYTHING YOU EVER WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT SEX* BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK) which will make up for the disappointing parts of this film.
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Description of ALICE Silicon Strip Detector (SSD) Code (May 7, 2008, Enrico Fragiacomo)
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Geometrical description of the SSD module
Each of the 1698 SSD modules (748 on layer5 and 950 on layer6, module index ranging 500-2198) is a double-sided silicon strip detector.
Both P- and N-side has 768 strips, strip numbering ranging 0-767. Strip 0 on Pside is opposite to strip 0 on Nside (note that hardware numbering ranges 0-1535, with strip 1535, on Nside, opposite to strip 0 on Pside. This leads to conversions of the type strip=1535-strip for Nside, e.g. in the streamer class for rawdata decoding, see below).
P- and N-stereo angles are 7.5 milliradiant and 27.5 milliradiant, respectively, leading to a P-to-N stereo angle of 35 milliradiant. This small value eventually decreases the resolution (750 microns) along the z-coordinate parallel to the strips but reduces the number of fake intersections (ghosts). The resolution along the x-coordinate, perpendicular to the strips, is down to 20 microns.
Detector size along x (r-phi): 72960 microns
Detector size along z: 40000 microns
Detector thickness (local y): 300 microns
Strip pitch: 95 microns
Stereo angles, detector sizes and number of channels are controlled via the AliITSsegmentationSSD class, which also provides the tools for system frame conversion (local to global and viceversa).
Each SSD module is readout by 12 chips, 6 on P- and 6 on N-side, each of them reading 128 strips. Conversion from local coordinates to chip index is also provided by AliITSsegmentationSSD for dead area recovery during tracking (if the track misses the point, the tracker checks if the area is readout by a dead chip).
=================================================================================================================
The SSD response simulation and digitization proceeds via the AliITSsimulationSSD class with the method DigitiseModule(), which in turn is called for each module by the HitsToDigits method of AliITS. Calibration and segmentation information are obtained via the AliITSDetTypeSim class.
DigitiseModule calls:
HitsToAnalogDigits, which provides the analog strip signal from the energy release of the particle passing through the module. The step between two geant hits (tipically, one entering and one exiting the module for perpendicular tracks) is further divided into 25 microns step to allow for a better geometrical description of the charge distribution in the silicon. From the energy release in the step a certain amount of charge is produced (as electron-holes pairs generated in the middle of the step) which drifts as gaussian clouds to the two sides of the detector (electrons to the P- and holes to the N-side). The width of the cloud (which eventually determines the number of strips involved by the cloud) depends on the drift constant D and on the drift time, which in turn depends on the drift velocity and the generation point. Both D and drift velocity differ for the two types of carriers. The percentage of the charge gaussian cloud which spatially corresponds to a strip is given to that strip.
SdigitToDigit, which in turn:
distributes the signal to the neighbouring strips according to the capacitive coupling,
adds the electronic noise (modeled as a gaussian distribution) to each strip (noise values are taken from the OCDB via AliITSCalibrationSSD);
kills dead strips;
zero-suppresses those strips with signal below 3*sigma_noise.
signal is finally converted to ADC units and uncalibrated for the gain (with values from the OCDB).
========================================================================================================================
Cluster finding and local reconstruction
Cluster finding and local reconstruction in the SSD proceeds via the AliITSClusterFinderV2SSD class. As AliReconstruction::RunLocalEventReconstruction calls AliITSReconstructor::Reconstruct for the ITS and in turn AliITSDetTypeRec::DigitsToRecPoints, two differents methods of AliITSClusterFinderV2SSD (FindRawClusters or RawdataToClusters) can be called for each SSD module depending whether the input is a digits file (essentially from simulation) or a rawdata file (from real data).
===============================================================================================================================
There are 4 directories in ITS/Calib with calibration data to be used in SSD reconstruction
NoiseSSD
PedestalSSD
BadChannelsSSD
GainSSD
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1) STANDALONE
- for test purposes
- no DA launched at EOR
2) PEDESTAL
3) PHYSICS
Nothing done for now.
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More than any other automaker, to say the least.
by Noah JosephMinivans may not be as popular as they used to be, but Fiat Chrysler Automobiles still sells them hand over proverbial fist. Now 35 years since the first Plymouth Voyager rolled off the line in Windsor, it's sold a massive number of them.
15 million, to be specific, spread out over six generations. That includes the Dodge (Grand) Caravan, Plymouth (Grand) Voyager, and Chrysler Pacifica, Voyager, and Town & Country – not to mention all the other badges under which they've been sold, including the Lancia Voyager, Ram Cargo Van, and Volkswagen Routan.
Today FCA enjoys a massive 54-percent market share in the minivan segment, and that's hardly a new development. Over the 35 years since the Chrysler Corporation (as it was known at the time) introduced the first models, the company headquartered in Auburn Hills has been the top-selling manufacturer of minivans every single year, without fail.
What's more, we gather, is that those numbers don't even include the Fiat side of the equation, producing models like the 500L and Multipla – or the Dodge Journey (which is billed as a crossover), or any of Ram's vans (like the ProMaster and ProMaster City).
To wrap your head around that almost unfathomable number of 15 million, consider that – with so many made with so many seats – the combined fleet of every Chrysler minivan sold to date would be enough to transport the entire populations of 100 countries (more than half of the 193 member-states in the United Nations). And based on the length of the current Dodge Grand Caravan, if you parked every one of those minivans made from end to end, they'd just about stretch across the United States, and not just the contiguous ones, either: from Florida to Alaska, or from New York to Los Angeles...and almost all the way to Hawaii.


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