31 Jul 2009
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Midstate shoppers turn out for sales-tax savings
By Carl Lewis
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Friday, Jul. 31, 2009
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Ready, set, shop. It’s a sales-tax holiday.
The four-day sales-tax holiday kicked off Thursday, and many area stores saw crammed parking lots and congested shopping aisles as a result.
So far, in 2009, retail sales nationwide have dropped about 5 percent, said John Heavener, president of the Georgia Retail Association. But in Georgia, numbers could be better than in other states because of this weekend’s sales tax holiday, which promises to lure in cash-strapped consumers who might not otherwise make purchases.
“We believe that with the combination of strong discounts and the sales-tax holiday, Georgia can stay above the national retail average,” Heavener said.
It’s still early in the weekend, but area stores are bracing for the best, too.
Retailers such as Wal-Mart, Target and those in the Macon Mall said they expect to see full parking lots Saturday and Sunday.
Already, before the end of the workweek, some stores have noticed a frenzy of consumers reaping the discounts of the holiday.
At the Best Buy store on Presidential Parkway in Macon, hordes of shoppers came out Thursday to save money on high-ticket computers and accessories.
“We’ve seen a lot more customers than usual,” said store manager Eli Douglass. “We haven’t seen this amount of people in a while.”
One of those customers, Patricia Adams, bought a new laptop which she plans to use to communicate with her son, who is a Marine deployed in Afghanistan.
“I’ve been needing a computer so I can e-mail him, but I’ve been holding out to buy it until this weekend,” she said. “Now I’ll feel a little closer to him while he’s overseas.”
At Staples, back-to-school shoppers such as Adrienne Bershinski, took advantage of the sales-tax break to stock up on supplies.
“I’m on a tight budget lately, so I figured I’d get my school shopping out of the way when I can avoid the extra tax,” said Bershinski, who starts class at Mercer University’s Walter F. George School of Law next month.
Clothing qualifies for the sales-tax holiday, too, and many area department stores have made the necessary preparations for the weekend.
At the Kohl’s on Watson Boulevard in Warner Robins, 20 extra employees will be on hand to handle the spike in traffic, manager Derek Meredith said.
“We’re expecting a lot more shoppers, especially in the clothing and shoes departments,” Meredith said.
At the Target in Macon on Thursday, Peche Ellis, of Griffin, was one of the first of those shoppers. She filled her cart with new blouses and dresses for fall.
“I only meant to buy one dress coming in here. But after seeing what better deals I can get, I’m buying a lot more than I expected,” she said.
The tax-free weekend will last through Sunday. Only school supplies, clothing and certain electronics qualify.
To contact writer Carl Lewis, call 744-4347.
20 Jul 2009
Click here to view article online at Macon.com
By Carl Lewis
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Monday, Aug. 17, 2009
Enrollment at midstate colleges is higher than ever this fall as the sluggish economy compels students to work toward the safeguard of a college diploma, officials say.
At Georgia College & State University, 6,665 students are set to start classes today. That’s a 15 percent increase from last year’s enrollment.
“Young people these days are starting to figure out that, in this economy, they’re going to need a college degree if they want to keep up,” Georgia College and State University spokeswoman Judy Bailey said. “And our dorms are filled to capacity."
To handle the spike in students, 13 additional professors have been hired and two buildings have been constructed, including a health sciences facility, which will house nine new classrooms.
Fort Valley’s State University’s enrollment is skyrocketing, too.
Between 3,800 and 4,200 students are expected to begin class at FVSU today, a massive jump from last year’s record enrollment of 3,106 students.
Terrance Smith, the university’s vice president of student affairs and enrollment management, said FVSU is ready to accommodate the influx with recent improvements to the campus.
Wildcat Commons, one of FVSU’s new residence halls, will house 378 additional students, and University Villas, a nearby apartment complex, will house 138 students. A 10,000-seat stadium is expected to be completed within the next week.
“We’re poised for another successful year,” Smith said.
At Macon State College, officials expect more than 6,500 students will begin classes today. That’s a 2 percent increase from last year.
“It’s still early, but our numbers are definitely up,” said John Cole, the college’s vice president of advancement.
Of those 6,500 Macon State students, 2,000 of them will be attending classes at the college’s Warner Robins campus, where a new $5 million lecture hall will open.
At Gordon College in Barnesville, enrollment is expected to climb from 3,800 to more than 4,000 students .
“We are expecting a record-setting number of students,” said Ben Ferguson, director of admissions.
Gordon College has entered into an agreement with the city of Barnesville to use the football field parking area adjacent to campus to accommodate the increase in students.
Enrollment numbers for private schools such as Mercer University and Wesleyan College won’t be finalized for a number of weeks, but all signs point to similarly healthy gains in those institutions as well.
At Mercer, more than 600 new freshmen will move in on campus Saturday, making it the largest incoming class in a number of years.
“It’s looking like record enrollment for us, too,” university spokesman Larry Brumley said.
Brumley said he’s expecting about 8,000 students to be enrolled by the time classes start Aug. 25.
That’s a 19 percent increase from last year.
And at Wesleyan College, spokeswoman Susan Welsh said she’s expecting 20 percent more students to be enrolled this fall than last year.
“It’s going really well for us,” she said.
18 Jul 2009
Update: Follow-up story ran on Jul. 30.
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Cochran home infested with bats
Owner can't afford $10,000 extermination price tag
By Carl Lewis
Saturday Jul. 18, 2009
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COCHRAN — It smells foul on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. Really, really foul.
Walking down the street toward Victoria Jackson’s home, the musky stench gets even worse. Stepping inside, it grows almost unbearable.
“It’s a very, very bad odor,” the homeowner said.
It’s the scent of the droppings from what exterminators estimate are more than 1,000 bats that have made Jackson’s home their roosting spot.
Jackson, 70, has been living with bats since she moved into the house in 1983, but the problem’s gotten worse in the last six months.
She’s tried getting rid of the flying mammals, but the exterminator she consulted told her it would cost about $10,000 to complete the job.
“There’s no way I can afford to do it,” said Jackson, whose efforts to get government grants to help eliminate the bats have been rejected.
The bats are entering the house through gaps between the walls and roof, Jackson said. Usually, the nocturnal creatures stay in the attic, but more and more, particularly at nighttime, Jackson has noticed them squeezing their way into her kitchen, living room, bathroom and bedroom.
“I’ll see one flying around at least once a day,” she said.
One of the bats bit Jackson’s daughter, Ann Cumby, while she was staying at the house one night two years ago. Cumby was able to kill the bat with an iron, put it in a plastic bag and take it to the doctor’s office, where it tested negative for rabies.
But that doesn’t mean Jackson and her daughter are safe from the disease.
“Just because one bat tests negative for rabies doesn’t mean the others don’t have it,” Jacob Polsky, an environmentalist at the Bleckley County Health Department in Cochran, said. “It’s a huge risk to be living in a house like that.”
Polsky recommended that Jackson and her daughter receive rabies treatment if they continue staying at the home.
Jackson hasn’t been bitten by a bat yet — at least as far as she knows.
“It’s possible that she has been bitten in the middle of the night and never even knew it happened,” Polsky said.
Rabies isn’t the only health issue Jackson and her daughter have to worry about. Wade Green, an extension agent in nearby Twiggs County, said the mother and daughter are at risk for developing histoplasmosis, a serious respiratory disease caused by a fungus that grows on bat droppings.
“When people breathe in the air from bat droppings that have developed the fungus, they can get fever, chest pains or even develop a chronic lung disease,” Green said. “In the elderly, it could even become fatal.”
Jackson’s neighbors who breathe in the air are at risk, too, Green said.
Tyrone Elvine, who lives down the street from Jackson with his wife and kids, said he can smell the bats from sitting inside his house watching TV.
And Rose Coley, the 84-year-old who lives next door, said she’s scared the bats will make their way into her house next.
“I can smell them really strong, especially when a breeze blows through,” she said. “But what really scares me is the thought that one will come here and bite me.”
The bats can be heard chirping above the walls of the house almost constantly. Next-door neighbor Coley said the chirping noises the bats can grow so loud at times that it interferes with her sleeping.
The creatures can be seen flitting around inside through cracks in the roof, and bat droppings and carcasses blanket the edges of the house's foundation.
Earlier this week, Jackson’s daughter had a friend try to plug up the holes on the outside of the house where the bats have been entering, but so far, she’s been unsuccessful in her efforts to eradicate the creatures.
“It’s going to take a professional,” Cumby said. “And that’s something I just don’t think we can pay for right now.”
Truetech Pest and Animal Control is one local company that specializes in bat removal.
Michael Pope, who manages the company, said bat removals can cost anywhere from $200 to thousands of dollars, depending on the nature of the structure and the type of bats roosting there. Rather than traditional pest removals, bats have to be siphoned out of homes through special tubes and equipment.
“We’d be glad to come out Monday and give her a free inspection and see what we can do to help her from there,” Pope said.
In the meantime, Jackson said she and her daughter are still trying to save up enough money to get the bats removed.
“It’s definitely a problem,” she said. ”Hopefully, we’ll be able to do something about it soon.”
To contact writer Carl Lewis, call 744-4347.
15 Jul 2009
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Tuition Ammunition
New G.I. bill offers midstate veterans a full ride to Mercer, Wesleyan
By Carl Lewis
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Wednesday, Jul. 15, 2009
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From a young age, Elyse Jones wanted to be a dermatologist.
But when she was called to active duty with the Air Force in 2002, Jones, who was 19 at the time, almost gave up her plans to go to college.
“I put everything on hold, and I wasn’t sure of what would happen or if I’d be able to go to school in the future at all,” she said.
Now, the 26-year-old may finally be getting the chance. Beginning next month, her classes at Wesleyan College should be covered under new benefits she earned from her military duty.
Jones is one of the many midstate service members who plans to reap the benefits of the new Post-9/11 GI Bill that takes effect in August.
Under the bill, a limited number of qualified Iraq and Afghanistan war-era veterans will be able to attend private colleges such as Mercer University and Wesleyan College for free or minimal tuition. And they will get expanded benefits at public institutions, too.
Dan Hines, a third-year Mercer law student, hopes to be one of the five students who will receive an additional $4,000 in financial assistance in the fall, half of which will come from federal coffers.
“I’m really excited about the prospect of this program,” said Hines, who served 13 months in Iraq and is president of the Mercer Law Military Veterans Association.
In the past, the federal government has helped pay for veterans’ tuition and fees at private colleges, but only up to an amount that matched the tuition at the most expensive public college in the state.
Yet at pricier private institutions such as Wesleyan and Mercer University, tuition exceeds that cap, which in the past has often forced service members either to make up the difference themselves or choose a public school instead.
However, under the Yellow Ribbon campaign — a component of the new bill — the government and participating private colleges will jointly cover the remaining difference to pay the entire tuition cost. At Mercer and Wesleyan in Macon, that means qualified veterans will receive a full scholarship.
According to information from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Mercer will contribute $11,625 per student, per year for 17 undergraduate students, while Wesleyan will contribute $8,750 for 10 students. Veterans Affairs will then match those amounts.
Mercer also has committed to covering the difference for at least 28 veterans to attend its graduate schools and regional academic centers and will contribute $2,000 in assistance to five veterans attending its law school.
A number of other veterans already have expressed interest in taking advantage of the program to attend Mercer, said Rick Goddard, who’s heading up the program at the school.
“These are veterans who may not necessarily have been able to afford Mercer without this assistance,” Goddard said. “And Mercer’s glad to have them. They bring a world of experience to the university, and the university feels an obligation to serve them.”
At least six veterans plan to attend Wesleyan in the fall using Yellow Ribbon money, Susan Welsh, a spokeswoman for the college, said.
At public colleges, veterans can expect to see enhanced benefits, too, though not as dramatic of improvements as their peers in private institutions are seeing.
In keeping with past GI bills, all qualified service members at state schools would still receive free tuition, but they now can transfer their benefits to family members more easily and may, in some cases, receive higher living stipends, said Tammie Burke, who handles VA programs at Georgia College & State University.
But while the bill does provide some new advantages to students at state colleges, it’s not expected to be a major change.
“At GCSU, it’s going to improve the way in which student veterans receive benefits, but it’s not really going to affect the amount of benefits they receive,” Burke said.
Officials at Macon State College and Fort Valley State University echoed Burke’s sentiments, saying that while the bill is a great improvement, it should not cause any major influx in veteran enrollment.
The new bill does have stipulations. To qualify for full assistance, veterans must have served at least 36 months for wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, Waugh said. Other service — such as Homeland Security missions or participation in the Active Guard and Reserve Program — may not qualify for benefits under the bill.
As for Jones, she’s getting the chance to attend a school she might not have been able to afford otherwise.
“I love the small, private setting of Wesleyan,” she said. “It gives me opportunities I might not have gotten at a big state school.”
To contact writer Carl Lewis, call 744-4347.
07 Jul 2009
[su_heading]Eyes on the Flies:
Annual Macon butterfly count keeps tabs on ecosystem
By Carl Lewis
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Tuesday Jul. 7, 2009[/su_heading]
[su_dropcap style="simple" size="3"]T[/su_dropcap]he van rumbled along the damp clay road as Andy Rindsberg narrowed his eyes upon the thicket of verbena and kudzu scattered underneath the Georgia Power lines.
The vehicle screeched to a halt. Rindsberg grasped his camera, binoculars and field guide and leapt out of the car.
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“Look at that!” he exclaimed, gesturing at what appeared to be a clump of average roadside weeds.
Nearly invisible to the naked eye sat a tiny, drab, mostly brown butterfly atop the leaf of a buttonbush.
“It’s so ornate,” Rinsberg said as he squinted into his binoculars. “It’s a Creole Pearly Eye. I’ve never seen one of those before.”
Rindsberg was one of eight volunteers who joined wildlife officials Monday for Macon’s annual butterfly count. Participants split into groups and counted as many different butterfly species as they could in one day to keep track of population trends.
The count surveyed a 7.5 mile radius, including parts of Bond Swamp, the Ocmulgee National Monument and Central City Park.
Early in the day, volunteers had a difficult time finding butterflies because of the drizzly wet weather.
“The butterflies don’t like to move around much when it’s rainy like this,” said Tim Keyes, a wildlife biologist with the Department of Natural Resources.
At 11:30 in the morning, after walking down the banks of the Ocmulgee River for about two hours, a group of butterfly counters at Bonds View Road had only found 10 species.
“It’s really kind of dead right now,” Keyes said.
Just as volunteers prepared to retire for lunch, however, the sun emerged from behind the storm clouds and butterflies began to whiz around.
Keyes and his crew put off lunch until 1:30 p.m. because they kept finding more butterflies.
They found yellow Fiery Skippers flitting near the sycamore trees on the river’s banks, Red Admirals darting across the pathway and stately Hackberry Emperors sipping on the puddles in the road.
“The male butterflies like to have puddle parties right after a big rain. They’ll come out and drink up the water and take it back to the females,” said Rindsberg, who is a professor at the University of West Alabama.
By early afternoon, the group had counted 28 different species, but Keyes said he expected at least 40 species to be identified by the end of the day.
Identifying butterflies can be a cumbersome task, Keyes said. Usually, the two winged-insects zip by so quickly that a bystander isn’t able to get a good look at them.
To make the process easier, volunteers brought cameras to snap pictures of the butterflies before they flew into the bushes.
“Some of them are just naturally shy but others are paparazzi hogs and love to be photographed,” Rindsberg joked. “But, always, the first thing I do is try to get a picture.”
Once Rinsberg captures a photo on his digital camera screen, he can almost always identify which one of Georgia’s more than 120 native butterfly species the specimen belongs to within a matter of seconds.
“It’s really not that hard to do. Anyone can do it if they spent a few days studying (butterflies),” he said.
Rinsberg said butterfly counts are important not only because they keep tabs on how butterflies are doing, but because they indicate the health of the ecosystem as a whole. “We absolutely must keep doing these counts, because they’re the first warning sign if something bad is about to happen,” he said.
To volunteer to be a butterfly counter in next year’s count, call the Department of Natural Resources office in Macon at 994-1438 or visit the Web site of the North American Butterfly Association at www.naba.org.
To contact writer Carl Lewis, call 744-4347.


Single mother, 36 years old
Ocuppation: Accountant
"If I'm not working, I'm probably taking care of my kids"
Stacey spends spends most of her time at the office where she works.
When she arrives home she is tired and often can't spend much time with
her two children, however, she tries to be responsible and give
the best of herself even if she can't always be there.
Skills: Creative, focused, open minded, likes to solve problems.
Frustrations: Has to deal with many things at once, she has no time for herself.
16 years old
Occupation: Student
"I'm a simple guy, life should not be complicated"
Jimmy believes that simple tasks at home can be made even simpler. He is
always trying to make his life more comfortable and save time that he can
invest doing other things. If there is a shortcut to something, Jimmy will
find it, even if the task is already simple.
Skills: Creative, interested in technology.
Frustrations: Simple tasks take too much time, he does not like to over-strive.
20 years old
Occupation: Student
"My priority is making the most out of my time"
Since Shana lives alone, she needs to be efficient at all times. When school
is over she goes home as soon as possible so that she is able to finish her
tasks and study over the evening. She likes to be concentrated and often wishes
not to have to get up from her desk to do other things.
Skills: Organized, responsible, likes to keep her workspace clean.
Frustrations: Her life goes at a fast pace.
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Occupation: Engineer
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Christian enjoys testing new technological devices that get
released from time to time and tries searching the ones that
can improve his daily life. Even though he knows a lot about
tech, he believes that most devices are too complex and slow
for him to implement them on his routine.
Skills: Likes experiencing new technologies, adaptable,
learns quick.
Frustrations: Can't find efficient devices.


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title: Primefaces p:ajax and jQuery AJAX events
date: '2011-11-08T20:13:00.002-05:00'
author: Bill Schneider
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- ajax
- jsf
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All of Primefaces' JSF components use the jQuery AJAX engine, which means you can catch global AJAX events with $(document).ajaxStart and $(document).ajaxStop.


Sorting Algorithms
Take a stroll through the world of sorting algorithms, where Big Oh and formal logic come together to find the best ways of sorting our world.


HIGH SCHOOL HIGH A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1997 Andrew Hicks / Fatboy Productions
(1996) *1/2 (out of four)
Even though it seems more parody movies are being released than ever, the well is quickly drying up. The last truly good one was the second HOT SHOTS movie back in 1993, and that judgment is certainly debatable. The thing is, with the old style parody films, they still seemed like actual movies.  That's just how bizarre the parody movies have gotten. Or maybe I've consumed too much Canola oil.
HIGH SCHOOL HIGH is Jon Lovitz's first starring role, which is the funniest thing about the movie. Lovitz was bad enough in TRAPPED IN PARADISE, and there he had Nicolas Cage and Dana Carvey to fall back on. Here, he co-stars with Tia Carrere and Mekhi Phifer. Yes, that's a real name, not a random series of typed letters. If you're interested, this is what a random series of typed letters looks like: Mekhi Phifer. Damn.
DANGEROUS MINDS was pretty laughable, but HIGH SCHOOL HIGH as an offshoot of that is infinitely whackier. Annoyingly wacky, actually, with so many strained punchlines and predictable gags that we're screaming at the top of our lungs, "Where's Leslie Nielson?!" Lovitz doesn't fit into the joke-a-second parody mold because the protagonists in these movies aren't supposed to know what's happening is funny or anything less than normal.
The genre parodied this time is the inspirational high school drama, about an ambitious, idealistic teacher who comes into the inner-city school and teaches a bunch of underpriveliged kids to love all things school-related. These kinds of movies have been around forever, from the days of TO SIR, WITH LOVE on. It's ripe for parody but doesn't deserve the treatment it gets here, especially with Lovitz at the helm. What can you say about a movie whose greatest laugh comes when its main character tries to have sex with a cat?
Lovitz is, of course, the teacher who quits a promising job at a prominent college to teach at Marion Barry High, probaby the most redundant three words ever. In his first ten minutes there, he gets his car stolen, finds himself in the middle of a gang fight and gets on the bad side of the principal. He also meets Tia and Mekhi -- Tia the administrative assistant he soon falls in love with and Mekhi the most popular student in the class, the one the others look up to, kind of like Enrico in DANGEROUS MINDS.
The plot is secondary to the endless stream of sight and sound gags.
Some of it is funny, mostly the same stuff they put in the HIGH SCHOOL HIGH trailer. If you've seen that, you've seen what's good about this movie, which just proves David Zucker needs his brother Jerry and Jim Abrahams to keep him from churning out crap like this.
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We could see that there is an increasing trend in both the plots. This proves that humidity increases with increase in latitude. As the temperature is higher in southern hemisphere the humidity is lower at this time of the year and hence there is an increasing trend line in the plot between southern hemisphere and the latitude.


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Every student should carry with him/her the school diary and identity card failing to which they will not be allowed to enter the class, labs, library and school functions.
Students should wear the school uniform on all class days and for school functions.
For general leave it should be entered in 'Absentee Record' of School Diary and signed by Parents.
Students returning to school after suffering from an infectious or contagious disease, should produce a doctor's certificate permitting him/her to do so.
Students suffering from the following diseases must observe the Prescribed Period of quarantine before returning to class -
| (a) Chicken Pox | - | Till complete falling of the scabs. |
| (b) Cholera | - | Till the child is completely well. |
| (c) Measles | - | Two weeks after the rashes disappear. |
| (d) Mumps | - | Until the swelling has gone. |
| (e) Jaundice | - | Six weeks after the recovery. |
Students must obey Captains, Monitors and other students on duty.
Any damage done to the school property must be made good by the offender. The decision of the principal in this matter shall be final.
Repeated absence without leave or unexplained absence for more than fifteen consecutive days renders the student liable to have his name struck off the rolls.
It is compulsory for the students to complete 75% of the attendance in the academic session to make them eligible to sit for final examination. The percentage, however could be relaxed on medical grounds.
The observance of rules of discipline of the school and good behavior is an essential condition to a student's continuance in the school. In case, a student violates the school rules or indulges in any form of indiscipline, strict action shall be taken against the student.
Students of Class X and XII must attend school regularly specially on the days specified for C.B.S.E. formalities. Failing to comply, the school will not be responsible for getting the forms signed. The students will then have to go directly to the C.B.S.E. office to sign their respective forms to avail the admit cards.
No student shall indulge in any of the following practice namely -
Students should get their Report Cards signed by their Parents/Guardians within three days of the receipt of the report cards and return them to the class teacher. If lost or damaged, a fine will be imposed.


Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam better known as A.P.J. Abdul Kalam (15 October 1931 – 27 July 2015) was the 11th President of India from 2002 to 2007. A career scientist turned statesman, Kalam was born and raised in Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu, and studied physics and aerospace engineering. He spent the next four decades as a scientist and science administrator, mainly at the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and was intimately involved in India's civilian space programme and military missile development efforts. He thus came to be known as the Missile Man of India for his work on the development of ballistic missile and launch vehicle technology. He also played a pivotal organisational, technical, and political role in India's Pokhran-II nuclear tests in 1998, the first since the original nuclear test by India in 1974.
Kalam was elected as the 11th President of India in 2002 with the support of both the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and the then-opposition Indian National Congress. Widely referred to as the "People's President," he returned to his civilian life of education, writing and public service after a single term. He was a recipient of several prestigious awards, including the Bharat Ratna, India's highest civilian honour.
While delivering a lecture at the Indian Institute of Management Shillong, Kalam collapsed and died from an apparent cardiac arrest on 27 July 2015, aged 83. Thousands including national-level dignitaries attended the funeral ceremony held in his hometown of Rameshwaram, where he was buried with full state honours.
| 2007 | Honorary Doctorate of Science | University of Wolverhampton, UK |
| 2010 | Doctor of Engineering | University of Waterloo |
| 2012 | Doctor of Laws (Honoris Causa) | Simon Fraser University |
| 2007 | King Charles II Medal | Royal Society, UK |
| 2009 | Honorary Doctorate | Oakland University |
| 2013 | Von Braun Award | National Space Society |
| 1995 | Honorary Fellow | National Academy of Medical Sciences |
| 2008 | Doctor of Engineering (Honoris Causa) | Nanyang Technological University |
| 1994 | Distinguished Fellow | Institute of Directors (India) |
| 1997 | Indira Gandhi Award for National Integration | Indian National Congress |


Transformation of phenotype component by applying a user-specified non-linear transformation to the phenotype component.
transformNonlinear(component, alpha, method, logbase = 10, power = 2, expbase = NULL, transformNeg = "abs", f = NULL, verbose = TRUE)
| component | [N x P] Phenotype matrix [double] where [N] are the number of samples and P the number of phenotypes |
|---|---|
| alpha | [double] weighting scalar for non-linearity: alpha==0 fully linear phenotype, alpha==1 fully non-linear phenotype. See @details. |
| method | [string] one of exp (exponential), log (logarithm), poly (polynomial), sqrt (squareroot) or custom (user-supplied function) |
| logbase | [int] when method==log, sets the log base for transformation |
| power | [double] when method==poly, sets the power to raise to. |
| expbase | [double] when method==exp, sets the exp base for transformation. |
| transformNeg | [string] one of abs (absolute value) or set0 (set all negative values to zero). If method==log and transformNeg==set0, negative values set to 1e-5 |
| f | [function] function accepting component as a single argument. |
| verbose | [boolean]; If TRUE, progress info is printed to standard out. |
[N x P] transformed phenotype matrix [double]
transformNonlinear takes a phenotype component as input and transforms it according to the specified transformation method. The user can choose how strongly non-linear the resulting phenotype component should be, by specifying the weighting parameter alpha: component_transformed = (1 - alpha) \* component + alpha \* transformfunction(component)
# Simulate non-genetic covariate effects cov_effects <- noiseFixedEffects(N=100, P=5) # Transform logarithmically covs_log <- transformNonlinear(cov_effects$shared, alpha=0.5, method="log", transformNeg="abs")#># Transform custom f_custom <- function(x) {x^2 + 3*x} covs_custom <- transformNonlinear(cov_effects$shared, alpha=0.5, method="custom", f=f_custom)#>


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arcgis.features.find_locations module¶
These functions are used to identify areas that meet a number of different criteria you specify. These criteria can be based upon attribute queries (for example, parcels that are vacant) and spatial queries (for example, within 1 kilometer of a river). The areas that are found can be selected from existing features (such as existing land parcels) or new features can be created where all the requirements are met.
find_existing_locations searches for existing areas in a layer that meet a series of criteria. derive_new_locations creates new areas from locations in your study area that meet a series of criteria. find_similar_locations finds locations most similar to one or more reference locations based on criteria you specify. choose_best_facilities choose the best locations for facilities by allocating locations that have demand for these facilities in a way that satisfies a given goal. create_viewshed creates areas that are visible based on locations you specify. create_watersheds creates catchment areas based on locations you specify. trace_downstream determines the flow paths in a downstream direction from the locations you specify
find_existing_locations¶
-
find_locations.
find_existing_locations
(expressions=[], output_name=None, context=None, gis=None)¶ The Find Existing Locations task selects features in the input layer that meet a query you specify. A query is made up of one or more expressions. There are two types of expressions: attribute and spatial. An example of an attribute expression is that a parcel must be vacant, which is an attribute of the Parcels layer (where STATUS = ‘VACANT’). An example of a spatial expression is that the parcel must also be within a certain distance of a river (Parcels within a distance of 0.75 Miles from Rivers).
- input_layersRequired list of strings
A list of layers that will be used in the expressions parameter.
- expressionsRequired string
Specify a list of expressions. Please refer documentation at http://developers.arcgis.com for more information on creating expressions.
- output_nameOptional string
Additional properties such as output feature service name.
- contextOptional string
Additional settings such as processing extent and output spatial reference.
- gis :
Optional, the GIS on which this tool runs. If not specified, the active GIS is used.
result_layer : layer (FeatureCollection)
derive_new_locations¶
-
find_locations.
derive_new_locations
(expressions=[], output_name=None, context=None, gis=None)¶ The Derive New Locations task derives new features from the input layers that meet a query you specify. A query is made up of one or more expressions. There are two types of expressions: attribute and spatial. An example of an attribute expression is that a parcel must be vacant, which is an attribute of the Parcels layer (where STATUS = ‘VACANT’). An example of a spatial expression is that the parcel must also be within a certain distance of a river (Parcels within a distance of 0.75 Miles from Rivers).The Derive New Locations task is very similar to the Find Existing Locations task, the main difference is that the result of Derive New Locations can contain partial features.In both tasks, the attribute expression where and the spatial relationships within and contains return the same result. This is because these relationships return entire features.When intersects or withinDistance is used, Derive New Locations creates new features in the result. For example, when intersecting a parcel feature and a flood zone area that partially overlap each other, Find Existing Locations will return the entire parcel whereas Derive New Locations will return just the portion of the parcel that is within the flood zone.
- input_layersRequired list of strings
A list of layers that will be used in the expressions parameter.
- expressionsRequired string
Specify a list of expressions. Please refer documentation at http://developers.arcgis.com for more information on expressions.
- output_nameOptional string
Additional properties such as output feature service name.
- contextOptional string
Additional settings such as processing extent and output spatial reference.
- gis :
Optional, the GIS on which this tool runs. If not specified, the active GIS is used.
result_layer : layer (FeatureCollection)
find_similar_locations¶
-
find_locations.
find_similar_locations
(search_layer, analysis_fields=[], input_query=None, number_of_results=0, output_name=None, context=None, gis=None)¶ Finds the locations that are most similar to one or more reference locations based on criteria that you specify.
input_layer : Required layer (see Feature Input in documentation)
search_layer : Required layer (see Feature Input in documentation)
analysis_fields : Required list of strings
input_query : Optional string
number_of_results : Optional int
output_name : Optional string
context : Optional string
- dict with the following keys:
“similar_result_layer” : layer (FeatureCollection) “process_info” : layer (FeatureCollection)
choose_best_facilities¶
create_viewshed¶
-
find_locations.
create_viewshed
(dem_resolution='Finest', maximum_distance=None, max_distance_units='Meters', observer_height=None, observer_height_units='Meters', target_height=None, target_height_units='Meters', generalize=True, output_name=None, context=None, gis=None)¶ Creates areas that are visible based on locations you specify.
input_layer : Required layer (see Feature Input in documentation)
dem_resolution : Optional string
maximum_distance : Optional float
max_distance_units : Optional string
observer_height : Optional float
observer_height_units : Optional string
target_height : Optional float
target_height_units : Optional string
generalize : Optional bool
output_name : Optional string
context : Optional string
- gis :
Optional, the GIS on which this tool runs. If not specified, the active GIS is used.
viewshed_layer : layer (FeatureCollection)
create_watersheds¶
-
find_locations.
create_watersheds
(search_distance=None, search_units='Meters', source_database='FINEST', generalize=True, output_name=None, context=None, gis=None)¶ Creates catchment areas based on locations you specify.
input_layer : Required layer (see Feature Input in documentation)
search_distance : Optional float
search_units : Optional string
source_database : Optional string
generalize : Optional bool
output_name : Optional string
context : Optional string
- gis :
Optional, the GIS on which this tool runs. If not specified, the active GIS is used.
- dict with the following keys:
“snap_pour_pts_layer” : layer (FeatureCollection) “watershed_layer” : layer (FeatureCollection)
trace_downstream¶
-
find_locations.
trace_downstream
(split_distance=None, split_units='Kilometers', max_distance=None, max_distance_units='Kilometers', bounding_polygon_layer=None, source_database=None, generalize=True, output_name=None, context=None, gis=None)¶ Determine the flow paths in a downstream direction from the locations you specify.
input_layer : Required layer (see Feature Input in documentation)
split_distance : Optional float
split_units : Optional string
max_distance : Optional float
max_distance_units : Optional string
bounding_polygon_layer : Optional layer (see Feature Input in documentation)
source_database : Optional string
generalize : Optional bool
output_name : Optional string
context : Optional string
- gis :
Optional, the GIS on which this tool runs. If not specified, the active GIS is used.
trace_layer : layer (FeatureCollection)


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You could dress a hamburger up with hollandaise sauce and raspberry chutney and still not have a dish that could pass for haute cuisine. Similarly, writer Vince Gilligan has invested "Home Fries" with plenty of eccentric characters and wacky situations but hasn't quite come up with enough movie to fill the big screen. This homey, homely little tale has "Lifetime movie special" written all over it. That may be part of the reason "Fries" has been on the back-burner at Warner Brothers for the better part of two years; the only conceivable reason for its appearance now is the surprise success of Drew Barrymore's recent turns in "The Wedding Singer" and "Ever After." But though her fans may applaud Barrymore's willingness to hide her sex appeal under a Little Orphan Annie hairdo and an enormous belly, "Fries" is one of her lesser vehicles. As Sally, the slightly dim drive-thru cashier whose affair with a married man ends with her pregnant and him dead, Barrymore waddles through scene after scene in a variety of shabby housedresses and fussy, fluffy sweaters, the kinds of ridiculous clothes Hollywood seems for some reason to believe downtrodden young women in the Midwest actually wear. Since Sally is a cheery and passive sort, Barrymore's performance is little more than a series of cherubic smiles and fey line-readings. Like "Meet Joe Black," "Fries" infantilizes its love interest, in this case Luke Wilson's Dorian, who's supposed to be a helicopter pilot and former soldier, but who still sleeps in bunk beds with his brother Angus (Jake Busey) and gets all gee-whiz bashful whenever Sally's near. No wonder The Reverend Horton Heat's "Big Little Baby" is featured on the soundtrack. The charms of "Fries" are mostly incidental, like the "Space Cadet" lunchbox Sally carries or the wake at which "You Light Up My Life" can be heard playing in the background. The only stand-out in the cast is Catherine O'Hara's twisted portrait of a widow so obsessed with finding out the identity of her late husband's mistress she believes she can feel the woman's presence in the air, "like the sick, sweet smell of a cow's breath." This is a movie that strains to win over its audience with its cornpone characters and every so often the effort pays off as director Dean Parisot concocts a truly funny scene or a convincingly tender moment between Sally and Dorian. But finally "Home Fries" is much like the food it takes its name from -- a trifle greasy and sorely lacking in nourishment. James Sanford
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| HADOOP-243 |
WI shows progress as 100.00% before actual completion (rounding error) |
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| HADOOP-438 |
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| HADOOP-530 |
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| HADOOP-288 |
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| HADOOP-533 |
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Hairong Kuang |
| HADOOP-536 |
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| HADOOP-540 |
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| HADOOP-545 |
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| HADOOP-261 |
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Yoram Arnon |
Owen O’Malley |
| HADOOP-444 |
In streaming with a NONE reducer, you get duplicate files if a mapper fails, is restarted, and succeeds next time. |
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. |
Dick King |
Michel Tourn |
| HADOOP-547 |
ReduceTaskRunner can miss sending hearbeats if no map output copy finishes within “mapred.task.timeout” |
Major |
. |
Sanjay Dahiya |
Sanjay Dahiya |
| HADOOP-537 |
clean-libhdfs target of build.xml does not work on windows |
Major |
. |
Konstantin Shvachko |
Arun C Murthy |
| HADOOP-508 |
random seeks using FSDataInputStream can become invalid such that reads return invalid data |
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| HADOOP-423 |
file paths are not normalized |
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| HADOOP-513 |
IllegalStateException is thrown by TaskTracker |
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| HADOOP-552 |
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| HADOOP-566 |
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| HADOOP-568 |
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| HADOOP-343 |
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Sameer Paranjpye |
| HADOOP-550 |
Text constructure can throw exception |
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Hairong Kuang |
| HADOOP-239 |
job tracker WI drops jobs after 24 hours |
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Sanjay Dahiya |
| HADOOP-255 |
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Owen O’Malley |
| HADOOP-581 |
Datanode’s offerService does not handle rpc timeouts |
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| HADOOP-506 |
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mec2 comes with a custom HTML element which allows to implement models directly into the page without the necessity of running extra boilerplate code.
The aim of this HTML element is to minimize the implementation overhead of the user, while maintaining all features mec2 has.
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{ "nodes":[
{"id":"A0","base":true,"idloc":"sw"},
{"id":"B0","x":100,"base":true,"idloc":"se"},
{"id":"A","y":50,"idloc":"nw"},
{"id":"B","x":120,"y":100,"idloc":"ne"}
],
"constraints":[{
"id":"a","p1":"A0","p2":"A","len":{"type":"const"},
"ori":{"type":"drive","func":"linear","Dt":5},
"lw":16, "ls":"#ff770066"
}, {
"id":"b","p1":"A","p2":"B","len":{"type":"const"},
"lw":16, "ls":"#ff770066"
}, {
"id":"c","p1":"B0","p2":"B","len":{"type":"const"},
"lw":16, "ls":"#ff770066"
}
]
}
</mec-2>
<script<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The overall styling is handled by respective properties of the mec-2
element:
width
: Width of the element inpx
.height
: Height of the element inpx
.x0
: x-origin of the model.y0
: y-origin of the model.cartesian:
: Whethercartesian
is true or not (see View).grid
: Showgrid
in background.darkmode
: Whether dark mode is set or not.gravity
: Activate gravity.pausing
: Pause the model.hidenodes
: Hide nodes.constraintlabels
: Show labels of constraints.loadlabels
: Show labels of loads.nodelabels
: Show labels of nodes.
The syntax of the innerHTML
is as straight forward as mec2
is:
The model embedded into the innerHTML
of the element is the same as they are
defined in the default way, but as JSON
.
Note: Don't forget to use quotations (e.g.
"x"
) for the properties, since theg2-element
interprets theinnerHTML
using the JSON format.
You can issue asJSON
on any model designed in the "normal" way to get the JSON
description of said model.
The navigation bar #
The interface of the mec2-element
aims to be simple and intuitive.
The top bar includes:
- play/pause button, which is used to start/pause a provided drive on a constraint. More info can be found here.
- the reset button brings the mechanism in its default position, so there is no need to reload the page everytime the mechanism is to be reset.
- the toggle gravity button is used to toggle the
"gravity"
flag of the model. This is useful to review different behaviour whether gravity is existent, or not. - coordinates of the mouse for x and y in respect to the origin of the model.
- The frames per second (fps) are a useful indicator whether perfomance issues are existent. Because the animation uses
requestAnimationFrame
, this value should be around 60 at all times. - The degree of freedom (dof) of the mechanism is calculated by the summed degrees of freedom of the nodes, which are constrained by the
constraints
. - The last indicator shows the required iterations to reach the termination condition (in respect to position/velocity).


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See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| BroadphaseDetector<E extends Collidable> |
Represents a broad-phase collision detection algorithm.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractAABBDetector<E extends Collidable> |
Abstract implementation of a
BroadphaseDetector providing AABB
(Axis Aligned Bounding Box) detection methods. |
| BroadphasePair<E> |
Represents a pair of
Collidable s that have been detected as
colliding in the BroadphaseDetector . |
| DynamicAABBTree<E extends Collidable> |
Implementation of an axis-aligned bounding box tree.
|
| SapBruteForce<E extends Collidable> |
Implementation of the Sweep and Prune broad-phase collision detection algorithm.
|
| SapIncremental<E extends Collidable> |
Implementation of the Sweep and Prune broad-phase collision detection algorithm.
|
| SapTree<E extends Collidable> |
Implementation of the Sweep and Prune broad-phase collision detection algorithm.
|
Currently there are three broadphase implementations:
SapIncremental
,
SapBruteForce
, and
DynamicAABBTree
.
A BroadphaseDetector
should accept a list of
Collidable
s and return those pairs who may be penetrating in a
list of BroadphasePair
s.
BroadphaseDetector
s are not expected to be accurate,
but are expected to be conservative. Meaning, its acceptable for a
BroadphaseDetector
to return false positives.
Typical applications will want to use the DynamicAABBTree
class since it has double the performance than the other two in raycasting at minimal performance
decrease in general collision detection. If raycasting is not a large portion of the application, then
use of SapIncremental
is advised because of its performance
benefits when objects are moving either rarely or not at all. Finally, if constant performance is required
use SapBruteForce
.


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See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| CircuitBreakerExceptionMapper<T extends Exception> |
Allows the user to map the standard
CircuitBreakerException
thrown by a tripped CircuitBreaker into an application
specific exception. |
| Clock |
Provides the current time.
|
| ConstantFlowRegulatorExceptionMapper<T extends Exception> |
Allows the user to map the standard
FlowRateExceededException
thrown by a ConstantFlowRegulator into an application
specific exception. |
| FailureInterpreter |
A
FailureInterpreter is a helper class that can be used by
a CircuitBreaker to determine whether a given failure
should cause the breaker to trip. |
| Initializable |
Clients who use the
Initializer should implement this interface. |
| MonitoredService |
The MonitoredService interface allows a Service to report its
ServiceStatus . |
| ServiceWrapper |
Several of the "rugged" code patterns in this library can be used to
wrap an existing service in a "decorator" design pattern.
|
| ServiceWrapperFactory |
A
ServiceWrapperFactory is a way to create several related
but distinct ServiceWrapper instances. |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| CallableAdapter<R> |
Adapter to expose a Runnable as a Callable, with an optional result.
|
| CircuitBreaker |
A
CircuitBreaker can be used with a service to throttle traffic
to a failed subsystem (particularly one we might not be able to monitor,
such as a peer system which must be accessed over the network). |
| CircuitBreakerConfig |
The CircuitBreakerConfig class holds a
CircuitBreaker configuration. |
| CircuitBreakerFactory |
Factory to create new
CircuitBreaker instances and keep track of
them. |
| CircuitBreakerNotificationCallback |
Allows outside interested parties to register their interest in
the state changes of a
CircuitBreaker . |
| ConstantFlowRegulator | |
| DefaultFailureInterpreter |
Trips a
CircuitBreaker if the number of failures in a given
time window exceed a specified tolerance. |
| FlowMeter |
This class uses a raw
RequestCounter to compute request rates
over time for total rate of request, rate of successful requests, and
rate of failed requests. |
| Initializer |
An
Initializer allows a client to retry failed service
initializations in the background. |
| LatencyTracker |
This is a statistics wrapper that records the latency of requests,
both for successes and failures.
|
| MovingAverage |
This class implements an exponential moving average, using the
algorithm described at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moving_average.
|
| PercentErrPerTimeFailureInterpreter |
Trips a
CircuitBreaker if the percentage of failures in a given
time window exceed a specified tolerance. |
| PerformanceMonitor |
The
PerformanceMonitor is a convenience wrapper for
gathering a slew of useful operational metrics about a service,
including moving averages for latency and request rate over
various time windows (last minute, last hour, last day). |
| PerformanceMonitorFactory |
Factory to create new
PerformanceMonitor instances and keep track of
them. |
| RequestCounter |
This is a statistics wrapper that counts total requests, as well
as how many succeed and how many fail.
|
| RolledUpMonitoredService |
A
RolledUpMonitoredService provides for grouping
MonitoredService instances together into a single system for status
reporting purposes. |
| SampledQuantile |
The
SampledQuantile provides a way to compute
approximate quantile measurements across a set of samples
reported to an instance. |
| ServiceRetrier |
Calls a service multiple times until the call succeeds or the maximum number
of tries is exceeded.
|
| ServiceStatus |
A ServiceStatus is used by a
MonitoredService to report its status. |
| ServiceWrapperChain | |
| SystemClock |
Provides current time as defined by the underlying operating system.
|
| WindowedEventCounter |
Keeps a count of the number of events that have occurred within a given time
window.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| CircuitBreaker.BreakerState |
Represents whether a
CircuitBreaker is OPEN, HALF_CLOSED,
or CLOSED. |
| Status |
Various components in the system need to report their status.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| CircuitBreakerException |
This exception gets thrown by a
CircuitBreaker if a wrapped
call is disallowed by a tripped (OPEN) breaker. |
| FlowRateExceededException | |
| SampledQuantile.QuantileOutOfBoundsException | |
| WrappedException |
Provides for straightforward add-ons to existing code to make it more robust and easier to manage. Although there are several lower-level building block classes here available for custom solutions, most clients will find they can use just the following classes:
CircuitBreaker
provides a way to wrap a service in a way that
provides a bulkhead against system failure; when a remote service fails,
further calls to the service are prevented for a period of time to allow
the remote service to recover.Initializer
provides a way to decouple service construction from
initialization/startup and allows the latter to occur in the background, even
retrying if initial attempts to initialize fail.PerformanceMonitor
provides a way to wrap a service and collect
a series of useful statistics about its latency and throughput, even
calculating moving averages across different time windows.org.fishwife.jrugged.Monitorable
, Status
, and org.fishwife.jrugged.RolledUpStatus
are
related classes that provide a simple RED/YELLOW/GREEN encoding for service
health, possibly useful for constructing operational dashboards.
Generally speaking, most of these classes implement a ServiceWrapper
interface to allow them to be applied around existing services using the
Decorator
design pattern. Those classes providing operational information, such
as PerformanceMonitor
and org.fishwife.jrugged.Monitorable
can be wrapped in
classes that expose their data to JMX controls or on web-accessible health
status pages as desired.
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WWE: The Fiend Unveils First Look at Universal Title Redesign
by L.D. NolanAfter overcoming Seth Rollins at WWE's Crown Jewel event in Saudi Arabia to become the new Universal Champion, Bray Wyatt/The Fiend has revealed a new look at the redesigned version of his belt.
The video, which appeared on Smackdown before later being uploaded to YouTube, features Bray hosting "Firefly Fun House." In the video, he transforms into a magician and changes the WWE Universal Championship belt, making the belt much more blue. The segment then transitions into Bray talking about an upcoming episode of "Miz TV" featuring Daniel Bryan.
Born Windham Rotunda, Wyatt is the son of wrestler Mike Rotunda and grandson of Blackjack Mulligan. After stints with Florida Championship Wrestling and The NXT, he eventually joined Smackdown. The mask for Wyatt's Fiend persona was designed by horror legend Tom Savini and his studio. This is his first time holding the WWE Universal Championship.
The WWE Universal Championship debuted in 2016 and was first held by Finn Balor. The title has also been held by such wrestlers as Brock Lesnar and Goldberg. It's one of three major championships in the WWE alongside Raw's WWE Championship and NXT's NXT Championship.
New episodes of Smackdown air Fridays.
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This site is hosted on a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ running Raspbian Stretch.
Technical Details
The site consists of some simple static files served via an instance of Nginx.
This site is hosted on a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ running Raspbian Stretch.
The site consists of some simple static files served via an instance of Nginx.


Instructions: Just type the URL of any web page in the input box above ( e.g. labnol.org ) and hit Enter.
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2 writes to UICulture
System.Management.Automation (2)
engine\remoting\commands\NewPSSessionOptionCommand.cs (1)
417
result.
UICulture
= this.UICulture;
engine\serialization.cs (1)
7070
option.
UICulture
= GetPropertyValue<CultureInfo>(pso, "UICulture");
2 references to UICulture
System.Management.Automation (2)
engine\remoting\common\RunspaceConnectionInfo.cs (2)
295
if (options.
UICulture
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297
this.UICulture = options.
UICulture
;


I always travel whenever I get spare time
I have visited many districts and villages of Bangladesh, and also abroad.
One of my best trips in Bangladesh are:
I always travel whenever I get spare time
I have visited many districts and villages of Bangladesh, and also abroad.
One of my best trips in Bangladesh are:
In Dhaka:
For now I think these are enough for now rest of them I will mention further this page.
I have visited Saudi Arabia, it was really an amazing trip. I loved the food, lifestyle of Arabs,their environment of living.
Now lets talk about food, I really love food, and when its free food, there is no way I would reject it.
But among all I really love pizzas.
This pizza was really cheesy.
Other than pizza I also love pasta when it's with cheese, more cheese more better for me.
After meals I really like to get a sweet tooth so I mostly order a refreshing drink called Ghol
Another awesome pizza.
Ckicken Biryani
Another pasta
McDonalds icecream
Crab at Cox's Bazar
Pizza Burger and Chowmein
Kunafah
Dominoes Pizza
Fried sea fish
This is for now for foods, I have many food pictures, giving all them will take me forever to finish. Lets jump to some of my tour images ;)
I have been travelling from a very long time so heres a compilation of my tour images
Hello Sylhet
This are the pictures when I went to Saudi Arab.
Riyadh, Saudi Arab.This is at Jeddah.
Jeddah.Saudi ArabThese are some picture at Makkah and Madina
Makkah, Saudi Arabia, Madinah, Saudi ArabiaMail me for any issues of this page


Naive implementation of the Kalman filter, smoother and disturbance smoother for state space models.
| Version: | 1.6 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0), stats |
| Suggests: | dlm, dse, FKF, KFAS, numDeriv, stsm |
| Published: | 2015-01-28 |
| Author: | Javier López-de-Lacalle |
| Maintainer: | Javier López-de-Lacalle <javlacalle at yahoo.es> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| URL: | http://jalobe.com |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | TimeSeries |
| CRAN checks: | KFKSDS results |
| Reference manual: | KFKSDS.pdf |
| Package source: | KFKSDS_1.6.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: KFKSDS_1.6.zip, r-release: KFKSDS_1.6.zip, r-oldrel: KFKSDS_1.6.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: KFKSDS_1.6.tgz, r-oldrel: KFKSDS_1.6.tgz |
| Old sources: | KFKSDS archive |
| Reverse imports: | stsm, tsoutliers |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=KFKSDS to link to this page.


Anatomy of the System
The filesystem: what is read-only and what isn't
The root filesystem has the immutable attribute set on OSTree installations, so /, /usr and everything below it is readonly. /var is where all the runtime state is kept. There are some symlinks that put the state-carrying directories in their traditional, expected place:
- /home → /var/home
- /etc → /var/etc
- /mnt → /var/mnt
- /opt → /var/opt


Ghost of von Hellmann:
Woe is me! This was once our home, but now we have no authority! Does this land still belong to the Elmore Kingdom?
"Elmore still rules here."


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Who is rLoop
rLoop is the world’s first non profit, open source, online think tank.
Formed in June of 2015 and incorporated as a non profit in September,
As a public benefit non profit corporation, rLoop truly is community focused. It’s about everyone being heard, and then rallying behind the best solution.


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load input_field %} {% load step_order %} {% block title %}{{ block.super }}: Spousal Support{% endblock %} {% block progress %}{% include "partials/progress.html" %}{% endblock %} {% block content %}
House and street number{% if address_to_send_official_document_street_you_error %}{% include 'partials/required.html' with inline=True %}{% endif %}
{% input_field type="text" name="address_to_send_official_document_street_you" class="form-block input-wide response-textbox" %}City{% if address_to_send_official_document_city_you_error %}{% include 'partials/required.html' with inline=True %}{% endif %}
{% input_field type="text" name="address_to_send_official_document_city_you" class="form-block input-wide response-textbox" %}Prov/State {% include 'partials/optional.html' with inline=True %}
{% input_field type="text" name="address_to_send_official_document_prov_you" class="form-block input-narrow response-textbox" %}Country{% if address_to_send_official_document_country_you_error or address_to_send_official_document_other_country_you_error %}{% include 'partials/required.html' with inline=True %}{% endif %}
Postal code {% include 'partials/optional.html' with inline=True %}
{% input_field type="text" name="address_to_send_official_document_postal_code_you" autocomplete="off" class="form-block input-wide response-textbox" %}If you don’t live within 30 km of a court registry, you must provide a fax number or email address. If your main address is a PO box, you can list this instead of the fax or email but you must also list an address that’s not a PO box.
Fax number {% include 'partials/optional.html' with inline=True %}
{% input_field type="text" name="address_to_send_official_document_fax_you" class="form-block input-wide response-textbox" %}Email Address {% include 'partials/optional.html' with inline=True %}
{% input_field type="text" name="address_to_send_official_document_email_you" class="form-block input-wide response-textbox form-control email-textbox" %}House and street number{% if address_to_send_official_document_street_spouse_error %}{% include 'partials/required.html' with inline=True %}{% endif %}
{% input_field type="text" name="address_to_send_official_document_street_spouse" class="form-block input-wide response-textbox" %}City{% if address_to_send_official_document_city_spouse_error %}{% include 'partials/required.html' with inline=True %}{% endif %}
{% input_field type="text" name="address_to_send_official_document_city_spouse" class="form-block input-wide response-textbox" %}Prov/State {% include 'partials/optional.html' with inline=True %}
{% input_field type="text" name="address_to_send_official_document_prov_spouse" class="form-block input-narrow response-textbox" %}Country{% if address_to_send_official_document_country_spouse_error or address_to_send_official_document_other_country_spouse_error %} {% include 'partials/required.html' with inline=True %}{% endif %}
Postal code {% include 'partials/optional.html' with inline=True %}
{% input_field type="text" name="address_to_send_official_document_postal_code_spouse" autocomplete="off" class="form-block input-wide response-textbox" %}If your spouse doesn’t live within 30 km of a court registry, your spouse must provide a fax number or email address. If your spouse's main address is a PO box, your spouse can list this instead of the fax or email but your spouse must also list an address that’s not a PO box.
Fax number {% include 'partials/optional.html' with inline=True %}
{% input_field type="text" name="address_to_send_official_document_fax_spouse" class="form-block input-wide response-textbox" %}Email Address {% include 'partials/optional.html' with inline=True %}
{% input_field type="text" name="address_to_send_official_document_email_spouse" class="form-block input-wide response-textbox form-control email-textbox" %}If you select the "specific date" option you can choose to have the divorce sooner. However, you will need to request this as an "other" order in Step 1 of this questionnaire and you will need to provide evidence in your affidavit as to why the court should waive the 31 days.


Tools for generating indexes
MerMEId offers tools to help you generating indexes for printed catalogues.
All of the tools described below are located in the 'tools' folder of your eXist database. In order to generate any output they need a query parameter named 'c' added to the URL to specify which file collection to generate an index for (for instance: http://my_server_name.org/storage/tools/title_index?c=CNW ).
The lists generated are meant as a starting point for an index. Most likely you will need to make manual corrections.
If you want to change the default formatting such as the use of italics, you may want to change the script accordingly.
You may be prompted for eXist database administrator credentials to use these tools.
The indexes generated by these scripts are intended to be copied directly from the browser and pasted into your word processing software for final correction and formatting.
Title index
To generate a simple list of titles, alphabetically ordered, use the title_index.xq script located in the 'tools' folder of your eXist database.
The script generates a list in two sections: First a list of main titles with subtitles and (in parentheses) alternative titles. Below that, it generates a list of alternative titles with main titles in parenthesis. If you want both to appear as a single index of titles, you will need to merge the two lists manually.
Index of names
The script name_index.xq produces a list of all names encoded as <persName> elements within the <sourceDesc> and <workList> elements. This restriction ensures that persons such as the encoder or project manager (usually encoded in <fileDesc>) are not included.
- Please note: The names index script is slow, as it needs to read through the entire database several times. If you experience a server timeout when running it, you may want to try a two-step approach instead. However, this solution involves editing one of the scripts on the server. First, use the script name_index_step1.xq to generate a list of all the persons found. This list is pasted into the source code of the second script (the code indicates where), name_index_step2.xq, which in turn searches for alle occurrences of each name on the list.
Index of text authors
The index of text authors, text_author_index.xq, is a just subset of the general index of names, only including the <persName> elements having @role='author'. This index is intended to list the authors of vocal text (lyrics) only; it does not include authors of documentary material or literature such as letters, articles and books, which MerMEId defines using the <author> element.
Index of opus numbers
The script opus_index.xq lists the titles of works having an identifier named 'Opus' at the 'Work' tab:
Index of performance locations
A list of performance places (cities) is generated by the performance_city_index.xq script.
Index of item (source) locations
The script location_index.xq generates
a list of the locations of items (that is, manuscripts or specific copies of printed
sources).
The script tries to resolve RISM sigla; locations not recognizable
as RISM sigla are reproduced as written.
List of incipit graphics
For proofreading incipits added as graphics (images), a tool list_incipit_graphics.xq is
available to output all graphics including the movement titles and file URLs. The
script does not (yet) include incipits to be rendered at runtime.


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Geo Query Builder
Service settings
{{ capabilitiesError }}
WMS server:
Service type:
Request type:
Output format:
Manual inputs?
Geographic Bounds
Input the geographic bounds for this request:
South
West
North
East
Change bounding box to match layer/feature type selection
WMS Settings
Select the layers to request:
Input image width and height:
Width:
px
Height:
px
Keep dimensions proportional
WFS Settings
Select the name of the feature type:
Maximum number of features:
WFS version number:
Data Filter
ECQL filter query:
ECQL Reference
Data Preview
Image preview
Feature properties
{{ featureName }}
{{ property.name }}
{{ property.type }}
Request
Request URL:
{{ url() }}
Request JSON:
{{ request() | json }}
Request CURL:
{{ CURL() }}


After having learned about the awesomeness of SQL databases, it's easy to see how they are an integral part of tons of sites which store tables of information. Unfortunately, since this technology is so widely used, it's also a big target for hackers. SQL injection, a technique hackers use to exploit SQL databases, and behind 97% of breaches!
Using SQL injection: hackers can read and modify data, execute administrative commands, and recover content. Many sites allow legitimate users to submit and retrieve information using tools such as login forms, feedback forms, search pages, shopping carts, etc. however these same tools can potentially be exploited with SQL injection. If the proper checks aren't in place, malicious users can use these areas of a site to execute their own SQL code on your database, leading to very undesirable results. Make sure to check out some of the recourses below for more information and examples of SQL injection.


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Mystery solved after benches wash up in Portishead
A community group asked for information about how they ended up there
by Jasper KingTwo benches mysteriously washed up along the Portishead coastline this week.
Community group Turn The Tide Portishead asked whether anyone had information about the discovery on social media.
Following the appeal, the group managed to track the benches back to a pub in Herefordshire along the River Wye called Ye Old Ferrie Inn.
The pub recently lost a total of 10 benches due to flooding three weeks ago.
Miraculously, two of the benches appeared to have travelled along the River Wye, before ending up joining the River Severn and eventually ending up in Portishead.
Owner of the Symonds Yat pub Jamie Hicks said: "My friend Martin McBlane was married at Ye Old Ferrie Inn and recognised the benches had washed up in Portishead because he remembered the colour of them.
"It all happened so quickly, ten of our benches washed away during the flooding and Martin messaged me saying he had seen the benches wash up in Portishead on the Turn the Tide Portishead Facebook page."
When asked whether he'll leave the benches in Portishead or take them back to Herefordshire, Mr Hicks said he wasn't sure.
"I don't know. It seems as if people are enjoying sandwiches and coffee and are using all of the benches that have washed up.
"We might donate it to Turn the Tide. They have a group of volunteers who help clean the beaches by picking up plastic waste."
The pub is still missing eight benches. Turn the Tide Portishead has urged anyone who may spot the others to let them know.
For the latest news in and around Bristol, visit and bookmark Bristol Live's homepage.


| FRAMES NO FRAMES | |||||||
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| SUMMARY: IMPORT | CONSTANT | MEMBER | ACTION | DETAIL: IMPORT | CONSTANT | MEMBER | ACTION |
| Action summary | |
|---|---|
apama.analyticsbuilder.TimerParams | static absolute(float timeSec)
Create a TimerParams for creating a timer for an absolute time. |
apama.analyticsbuilder.TimerParams | static recurring(float intervalSec)
Create a TimerParams for creating a recurring timer. |
apama.analyticsbuilder.TimerParams | static relative(float durationSec)
Create a TimerParams for creating a timer for a relative time. |
apama.analyticsbuilder.TimerParams |
withInputId(string inputId)
Specify the input identifier which will be supplied back when the $timerTriggered action is called. |
apama.analyticsbuilder.TimerParams |
withPartition(any partition)
Specify the partition which will be supplied back when the $timerTriggered action is called. Defaults to empty. |
apama.analyticsbuilder.TimerParams |
withPayload(any payload)
Specify the payload which will be supplied back when the $timerTriggered action is called. |
| Action detail |
|---|
apama.analyticsbuilder.TimerParams static absolute(float timeSec)Create a TimerParams for creating a timer for an absolute time.
apama.analyticsbuilder.TimerParams static recurring(float intervalSec)Create a TimerParams for creating a recurring timer.
apama.analyticsbuilder.TimerParams static relative(float durationSec)Create a TimerParams for creating a timer for a relative time.
apama.analyticsbuilder.TimerParams withInputId(string inputId)Specify the input identifier which will be supplied back when the $timerTriggered action is called.
apama.analyticsbuilder.TimerParams withPartition(any partition)Specify the partition which will be supplied back when the $timerTriggered action is called. Defaults to empty.
apama.analyticsbuilder.TimerParams withPayload(any payload)Specify the payload which will be supplied back when the $timerTriggered action is called.
| FRAMES NO FRAMES | |||||||
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| SUMMARY: IMPORT | CONSTANT | MEMBER | ACTION | DETAIL: IMPORT | CONSTANT | MEMBER | ACTION |


simple URL
simple URL
simple URL with formatting
simple URL with single quoted title
simple URL with double quoted title
simple URL [with ] escaped
simple URL with ] escaped
simple URL [with] nested
simple URL with [no](link.html) inside
simple URL with parens
simple URL with parens
simple URL broken on line
simple URL with spaces
simple URL with spaces
simple URL with spaces
simple leading/trailing spaces
simple leading/trailing spaces
simple leading/trailing spaces
bad [URL not
bad [URL with parens](something(new.html)
bad [URL with empty title](something.html ‘’)
bad [URL](
bad [URL](no


ipfml.processing.reconstruction¶
Functions for reconstruction process of image using reduction/compression methods
Functions
|
Reconstruct an image from Fast ICA compression using specific number of components to use |
|
Reconstruct an image from IPCA compression using specific number of components to use and batch size |
|
Reconstruct an image from SVD compression using specific interval of Singular Values |
-
ipfml.processing.reconstruction.
fast_ica
(image, components)[source]¶ Reconstruct an image from Fast ICA compression using specific number of components to use
- Parameters
image – PIL Image, Numpy array or path of 3D image
components – Number of components used for reconstruction
- Returns
Reconstructed image
Example:
>>> from PIL import Image >>> import numpy as np >>> from ipfml.processing import reconstruction >>> image_values = Image.open('./images/test_img.png') >>> reconstructed_image = reconstruction.fast_ica(image_values, 25) >>> reconstructed_image.shape (200, 200)
-
ipfml.processing.reconstruction.
ipca
(image, components, _batch_size=25)[source]¶ Reconstruct an image from IPCA compression using specific number of components to use and batch size
- Parameters
image – PIL Image, Numpy array or path of 3D image
components – Number of components used for reconstruction
batch_size – Batch size used for learn (default 25)
- Returns
Reconstructed image
Example:
>>> from PIL import Image >>> import numpy as np >>> from ipfml.processing import reconstruction >>> image_values = Image.open('./images/test_img.png') >>> reconstructed_image = reconstruction.ipca(image_values, 20) >>> reconstructed_image.shape (200, 200)
-
ipfml.processing.reconstruction.
svd
(image, interval)[source]¶ Reconstruct an image from SVD compression using specific interval of Singular Values
- Parameters
image – PIL Image, Numpy array or path of 3D image
interval – Interval used for reconstruction
- Returns
Reconstructed image
Example:
>>> from PIL import Image >>> import numpy as np >>> from ipfml.processing import reconstruction >>> image_values = Image.open('./images/test_img.png') >>> reconstructed_image = reconstruction.svd(image_values, (100, 200)) >>> reconstructed_image.shape (200, 200)


Collision Test Copyright© 2016 Terence Martin
This is test code for checking out new collision code in ts-game-engine
The scene is made up of a series of collision shapes with their origins at various locations. A collision shape (or point) follows the mouse, and collision checks are done based on that shape/point.
When a collision is detected, the shape renders as red to indicate this.
Additionally, two line segments are displayed, which can be moved around by dragging their endpoints. The intersection point of the two lines is visualized, assuming that there is one and that it falls on the stage.
Line intersection of the lines renders in one of two colors; If the intersection of the two lines falls where both segments physically intersect, the dot is green.
If instead the intersection falls on the projection of one or both lines, the dot is red.
This allows for simultaneous testing of line segment as well as line intersections.


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This demo is based on audiobridge demo provided in Janus' website. This demo has a single global room.
The Audio Bridge demo is a simple example of how to implement an audio conferencing application through Janus. Since it makes use of the AudioBridge plugin, all the audio contributions will be mixed, which means that a single PeerConnection will be created no matter how many participants will join the room.
To try the demo, just insert a username to join the default audio room that is configured. This will add you to the mixed audio conference. A container on the left will display a list of the other participants in the room as they join, with a simple indicator to inform you whether they're muted or not. You can mute/unmute yourself using the icon that will appear next to your name.
Press the Start
button above to launch the demo.