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On June 30, Microsoft will discontinue Windows XP in an effort to force all PC users onto Windows Vista. As this date gets closer and closer, they have stubbornly insisted that they will not change their plans.
Last week, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer blinked, but in a rather confusing way:
Just want kind of customer feedback would Ballmer be able to hear?
It's really not that hard to find overwhelming evidence of large numbers of people who want to continue using XP. A simple Google search for the string "save windows XP" results in over 200 thousand hits.
Oh yeah, I forgot -- Steve probably doesn't use Google. Maybe the problem is that he just can't find any XP fans on the Internets? :-)
Or maybe Ballmer is following the now fashionable trend of counting an Internet person as only 3/5 of a real person?
Or maybe this is simply the most arrogant corporate decision in history? Maybe Steve can hear all of these desperate cries but he simply doesn't care.
Power corrupts. Every monstrously large organization eventually turns into, well, a monster. The next step is for all these organizations to start borrowing each other's tactics. Hey Steve, why not start waterboarding everybody who won't switch to Windows Vista? Apparently it's legal. :-)
The whole situation is most annoying to those of us who are running small software companies.  When they tell us to jump, we ask how high.
Microsoft is telling millions of its customers to jump. Out of principle, I am doing my best not to comply:
Some of my readers are horrified at this blog entry. "But Eric, aren't you a .NET developer?"
Yes, I am. My overall posture toward Microsoft is still friendly. I still use Windows every day. I still love Visual Studio. C# is still my favorite language ever. Heck, I'm even a big WPF fan, so I'd actually prefer to see the world switch to Vista. I've used Vista, and while I didn't find it to be a compelling "must-have" upgrade, I rather liked it.
But none of this means that I'm going to give my blanket agreement to every decision Microsoft makes. In this case, I object to Microsoft's plan, not because Vista is so awful, but rather, because ignoring customers is so wrong.


For a fast and up to date scientific Python environment, we recommend the Anaconda Python 2.7 distribution. Get it for Windows, OSX, and Linux here.
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Python has two major versions currently available, 2.7+ and 3.3+. Currently 3D visualization is only officially supported on 2.7.
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If your installation doesn’t look something like this, something went wrong. Try looking through the Anaconda documentation or Googling for Anaconda install tips (StackExchange results are often helpful).
From the command line, install the MNE dependencies to the root Anaconda environment:
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Try the conda environment available here:
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$ conda env create -f environment.yml
$ source activate mne
To check that everything went fine, in Python, type:
>>> import mne
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More than a game: Packers' Za'Darius Smith shows support for equipment staff member's mom
by Stephanie OlsonGREEN BAY, Wis. - Green Bay Packers defensive end Za'Darius Smith sacked 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo Sunday night.
Smith sacking the quarterback isn’t anything unusual. He has 10.5 sacks on the season, but what he did after was what captured attention of football fans across America.
Following his sack, Smith lifted up his jersey and had a shirt underneath that said, "We love Eileen."
Eileen is the mom of one of the Packers’ equipment managers who is currently battling cancer.
Smith promised him that he would flash the shirt if he got a sack, and he kept that promise.
The Packers were defeated by the San Francisco 49ers and fell to 8-3 on the season.
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All changes to the workshop will be documented here with instructions for how you should update local code / vms when upgrading.
For each new version, there will also be a github release: so please watch this repo for new releases if you are keen to be notified! :)
Just finalised some code changes to example that will get us to the end of the workshop.
Adds tag loading to the home page and selecting feed/global.
Adds some test data in that makes it a bit easier to test the feed and tags.
Workshop instructions should come this evening. Just tidying it all off still. :)
psql -h localhost -U conduit -c "DROP SCHEMA PUBLIC CASCADE; CREATE SCHEMA PUBLIC;" && psql -h localhost -U conduit conduit -f ~/reflex-realworld-workshop/devenv/common/dbdump.sql
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in both ~/reflex-realworld-workshop and ~/reflex-realworld-workshop/reflex-realword-example`docker pull benkolera/reflex-realworld-workshop-pg:0.1.0
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This is the first release without any content. This is the skeleton of the code and all the dependencies. If you follow the setup instruction to a clean ob run, then it should just be a git pull later to get the exercises and it should just work without any big rebuilds or waits.


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support.logs.
setup_logging
(logger=None, logfile=None, logLevel=10, handlers=None, **kwargs)¶ setup up some logging.getLogger instance with console logging and file logging handlers (StreamHandler and FileHandler handlers, respectively.)
Examples:
Super basic setup, with no file logging.
import logging from support.logs import setup_logging logger = logging.getLogger("") setup_logging(logger=logger)
Add a file handler:
import logging from support.logs import setup_logging logger = logging.getLogger("") setup_logging(logger=logger, logfile="/path/to/logfile.log", logLevel=logging.INFO)
Setup a custom email handler that uses TLS encryption:
import logging from support.logs import setup_logging, setup_email_handler handler =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>logger = logging.getLogger("") setup_logging(logger=logger, logfile="/path/to/logfile.log", logLevel=logging.INFO, handlers=handler)
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logger (logging.getLogger, optional) – logging instance to which to add handlers
logfile (str, optional) – logfile to log to. If this isn’t provided, no FileHandler will be set up.
logLevel (int, optional) – logLevel for StreamHandler.
handlers (list/logging.Handler, optional) – Additional handlers to add to logging instance.
**kwargs – Extra keyword arguments, not used here.
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logging instance with new handlers added
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logging.getLogger


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Indicators aren't always ready when you first create them. The length of time it takes to trust the indicator values
depends on the indicator period. To know if an indicator is ready to use, use the IsReady
property.
if not self.indicator.IsReady: return
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To get the number of samples the indicator has processed, use the Samples
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samples = self.indicator.Samples
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This page demonstrates the 2 methods now available to developers for accessing nested XML data:
The examples on this page will be working with an XML schema that looks something like this:
You can see the actual XML data file used here.
This schema demonstrates a couple of nested data scenarios that previous versions of Spry (Pre-Release 1.4 and earlier) had a hard time dealing with, specifically the use of sub-structures like <batters> in this example:
<items>
<item id="0001" type="donut">
<name>Cake</name>
<ppu>0.55</ppu>
<batters>
<batter id="1001">Regular</batter>
<batter id="1002">Chocolate</batter>
<batter id="1003">Blueberry</batter>
</batters>
<topping id="5001">None</topping>
<topping id="5002">Glazed</topping>
<topping id="5005">Sugar</topping>
<topping id="5006">Sprinkles</topping>
<topping id="5003">Chocolate</topping>
<topping id="5004">Maple</topping>
</item>
...
</items>
when the <item> node (XPath: /items/item) was selected by the Data Set. Repeating nodes that were directly underneath the selected node, like <topping> were also a problem:
<items>
<item id="0001" type="donut">
<name>Cake</name>
<ppu>0.55</ppu>
<batters>
<batter id="1001">Regular</batter>
<batter id="1002">Chocolate</batter>
<batter id="1003">Blueberry</batter>
</batters>
<topping id="5001">None</topping>
<topping id="5002">Glazed</topping>
<topping id="5005">Sugar</topping>
<topping id="5006">Sprinkles</topping>
<topping id="5003">Chocolate</topping>
<topping id="5004">Maple</topping>
</item>
...
</items>
By default, when you select a node via XPath, the XML data set will follow this algorithm for flattening the selected node into a row:
All other child elements are ignored. The main reason they are ignored is because it's too hard to intelligently flatten nested repeating data into something predictable, especially when many XML schemas allow for variations in the format. For example, some schemas allow zero, one, or more child elements with the same name.
For Spry Pre-Release 1.5, we have added the ability for the user to give the data set hints on how to flatten the data. The following examples illustrate how to do this, and what the results look like.
To start us off, lets imagine that we want to generate a table of all items we have. We will start off by creating a data set like we normally would, and then define some markup with spry attributes and data references in it to describe how we would like to generate our table:
var dsItems1 = new Spry.Data.XMLDataSet("../../data/donuts.xml", "/items/item"); ...

 ID	 Name	 Price Per Unit	 Batter	 Topping

 {@id}	 {name}	 {ppu}	 {batters/batter} {topping}

We end up with the following table when viewed in a browser:
| ID | Name | Price Per Unit | Batter | Topping |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| {@id} | {name} | {ppu} | {batters/batter} | {topping} |
Not exactly what we wanted, but its a start. This is exactly the output you would get with Spry Pre-Release 1.4 and earlier. You get one row in the data set for each node that was matched by the data set's XPath with a column schema that looked something like this:
| ds_RowID | @id | @type | name | ppu | topping | topping/@id |
|---|
Notice that in the "Topping" column we actually get a value, that's because if a selected node contains any child elements that repeats, like <topping>, and that child element has no child elements, the value of the last instance ends up being the value stored in that column. Notice also, that we have "undefined" values in our "Batter" column. That's because our flattening algorithm failed to flatten the <batters> sub structure because our flattening algorithm doesn't handle child elements with element children.
Lets try to fix the <batters> problem by giving the data set a hint that it needs to include the <batters> nested structure in its flattening process. You do this by passing a "subPaths" constructor option. The value of the "subPaths" constructor option can be an XPath string that is relative to the data set's main XPath, which describes the path down to the structure you want to include in the flattening process. In this specific case, our sub-structure contains repeating <batter> nodes, so we want to specify a relative XPath of "batters/batter":
var dsItems2 = new Spry.Data.XMLDataSet("../../data/donuts.xml", "/items/item", { subPaths: "batters/batter" });
Using the same HTML markup as the previous example, this yields:
| ID | Name | Price Per Unit | Batter | Topping |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| {@id} | {name} | {ppu} | {batters/batter} | {topping} |
The first thing you will notice is that there are more items in the table. Because our subPath selected another set of repeating nodes, the results of flattening this subPath were merged/joined back with our original set of rows. The schema for our data set rows now looks something like this:
| ds_RowID | @id | @type | name | ppu | batters/batter | batters/batter/@id | topping | topping/@id |
|---|
Now lets try to fix the <topping> problem by giving the data set a hint that it needs to include the <topping> repeated nodes in its flattening process. The "subPaths" constructor option can also take an array of sub path strings. This allows us to pass both the "batters/batter" and "topping" sub paths to our data set constructor:
var dsItems3 = new Spry.Data.XMLDataSet("../../data/donuts.xml", "/items/item", { subPaths: [ "batters/batter", "topping" ] });
Using the same HTML markup as the previous example, this yields:
| ID | Name | Price Per Unit | Batter | Topping |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| {@id} | {name} | {ppu} | {batters/batter} | {topping} |
This yields even more rows in our table. What happened here is that the data set flattened the set of nodes that matched its initial XPath of "/items/item". It then flattened the sub path for "batters/batter" and joined the results of that with its original set of rows. It then flattened the "topping" sub path and merged those results with the previously calculated set of rows. In effect, what you get is a set of permutations for every sub path specified in the "subPaths" constructor option.
The schema for the rows in our data set is the same as in our previous example, the exception being that now each row has the correct/expected topping value and id in it:
| ds_RowID | @id | @type | name | ppu | batters/batter | batters/batter/@id | topping | topping/@id |
|---|
This example uses the exact same data set as the previous example, but it illustrates how you access the attributes of the nodes selected by the sub paths. In this example, we will combine the values of the id attributes from the <item>, <batter>, and <topping> nodes to produce a unique SKU number. We'll also add the ability to sort on the columns:

 SKU	 ID	 Name	 Price Per Unit	 Batter	 Topping

 {@id}-{batters/batter/@id}-{topping/@id}	 {@id}	 {name}	 {ppu}	 {batters/batter} 	 {topping}

This markup yields the following table:
| SKU | ID | Name | Price Per Unit | Batter | Topping |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {@id}-{batters/batter/@id}-{topping/@id} | {@id} | {name} | {ppu} | {batters/batter} | {topping} |
Aside from controlling the flattening process, the Spry Pre-Release 1.5 introduces the concept of a "Nested Data Set". Nested data sets derive their data from another data set, considered its parent/master. The data inside the nested data set is determined by the current row of the parent data set. Any time the current row of the parent data set changes, the data inside the nested data set is updated automatically.
Exactly how the nested data set extracts its data from the parent data set depends on the actual implementation of both the master and nested data sets. For the Spry.Data.NestedXMLDataSet, its parent data set *must* be a Spry.Data.XMLDataSet, or another Spry.Data.NestedXMLDataSet. The actual implementation of the NestedXMLDataSet extracts its data directly from the same in-memory copy of the XML DOM document used by its parent. This means that for any XML document used by a parent data set and one or more nested XML data sets, the document is only loaded off the wire once. It should be explicitly stated that if new XML data must be loaded from the server, that the actual loading be done by the parent Spry.Data.XMLDataSet. NestedXMLDataSets do not have any ability to load data off the wire, from a server.
In this example, we set up a parent data set that has 2 nested data sets that load data from different parts of the XML underneath the nodes selected by the parent's XPath. Notice in the sample code below that we now include an extra JS file called SpryNestedXMLDataSet.js:
   ...  ...

 Region using dsItems1 (Parent)	 Region using dsBatters (Nested)	 Region using dsToppings (Nested)

{name}

{name}

{batter}

{topping}

When you click on a row in the parent list below, it updates the current row of the parent data set. Notice how the other 2 lists, which use nested data sets, change? This happens because anytime the parent's row changes, they reload their data to match.
| Region using dsItems1 (Parent) | Region using dsBatters (Nested) | Region using dsToppings (Nested) |
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An interesting feature of nested data sets is that if it is used within a looping context that iterates over the rows of its parent data set, any data references from the nested data set that are used *inside* the loop are kept in sync with the current row of the parent being processed. This makes it ideal for writing out data that is grouped by data in the parent data set.
As an example, suppose that we want to write out all of the toppings available for a given item:

{dsItems1::name}

{dsToppings::topping}

This would yield:
You can still use nested data sets in combination with its parent data set to generate a table that looks something like what we saw in the previous section:

 ID	 Name	 Price Per Unit	 Topping

 {dsItems1::@id}	 {dsItems1::name}	 {dsItems1::ppu}	 {dsToppings::topping}

Although it looks similar to the tables from the previous "Controlling the Flattening Process" section:
| ID | Name | Price Per Unit | Topping |
|---|---|---|---|
| {dsItems1::@id} | {dsItems1::name} | {dsItems1::ppu} | {dsToppings::topping} |
there are some important differences. For instance, if you click on the headers for ID, Name, and Price Per Unit, you will notice that the entire table seems to sort based on those values. But, if you click on the Topping header, the toppings seem to sort only within groups. This is because whenever you sort or filter a nested data set, it applies those operations to the set of data associated with each row of the parent data set. Another way to think about this is: inside a nested data set, there are multiple data sets, one for each row of the parent data set. Any time the current row of the parent data set changes, the nested data set simply swaps in the data from the internal data set that is associated with that parent row. When you sort or filter the nested data set, the sorting and filtering functions operate on each individual internal data set inside the nested data set.
So the drawback with this approach, is that you cannot sort across *all* of the nested data, even though the presentation of the data on-screen with a table makes it look like you can.


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Tim Holy is a Professor in the Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology at Washington University in St. Louis. He’s been involved with Julia development for over 2 years. In this presentation, Tim describes how Images.jl can be used for rapid inquiry and dissection of biomedical imaging data.
Video: http://youtu.be/FA-1B_amwt8
Slides: https://github.com/JuliaCon/presentations/tree/master/Images
GitHub: https://github.com/timholy
Pontus Stenetorp is a Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Tokyo working in the areas of machine learning and natural language processing (NLP). In this talk, Pontus describes his recent experience in learning Julia and how Julia and its community have helped in his implementing a transition-based dependency parser in Julia.
Video: http://youtu.be/OrFxjE44COc
Slides: https://github.com/JuliaCon/presentations/blob/master/JuliaNLP/JuliaNLP.pdf
GitHub: https://github.com/ninjin
Arch Robison is a Senior Principal Engineer at Intel and is an expert in parallel programming, being the original designer of the widely used Intel Threading Building Blocks library. In this session, Arch discusses the tradeoffs between instruction-level correctness and its implications for compiler optimizations.
Video: http://youtu.be/GFTCQNYddhs
GitHub: https://github.com/ArchRobison


Rodrygo bags a hat-trick as Real Madrid crush Galatasaray at Bernabeu
The Brazilian scored three, Benzema got two and Sergio Ramos converted a penalty to make it six of the best for Zidane's men
by Sport ENIt was a night to remember for Real Madrid’s Rodrygo Goes as he scored a hat-trick in the Spanish club’s 6-0 thrashing of Galatasaray.
Truth be told, the contest was over within 10 minutes and both goals came from Rodrygo. As Gareth Bale and James Rodriguez’s absences continue to make the headlines, the Brazilian teenager has stepped in without fear and delivered over and over again.
The Turkish side showed their defensive vulnerabilities in the home match and it didn’t improve at the Santiago Bernabéu. A quickfire double from Rodrygo saw the visitors retreat and look for damage control. That never seemed a smart strategy when you’ve still got 80 minutes to play.
Four minutes later and Madrid had a penalty. Sergio Ramos wasn’t in a charitable mood and instead of handing the Brazilian a chance to score the fastest hat-trick in Champions League history, he produced his patented Panenka finish to make it 3-0. Will a goalkeeper ever just stand his ground?
Galatasaray kept Madrid at bay for the remainder of the half but Karim Benzema was there to spoil any good feeling amongst the visitors as he grabbed a fourth on the stroke on half-time. By this point, it was merely a question of how many Madrid would get.
Benzema had to wait until the 81st minute before he grabbed his second to make it 5-0 on the night. But Madrid weren’t done yet. As the clock moved into injury time, Benzema turned provider and played a nice one-two with Rodrygo and the Brazilian finally got his hat-trick and completed a night he won’t ever forget.
MATCH FACTS
Champions League
| 5-0 | GAL |
Real Madrid
Courtois, Carvajal, Varane, Sergio Ramos, Marcelo (Mendy, 42'), Kroos, Casemiro (Modric, 60'), Fede Valverde, Rodrygo, Benzema y Hazard (Isco, 68').
Galatasaray
Muslera, Mariano Ferreira, Luyindama, Marcao, Nagatomo (Buyuk, 88'), Seri, Nzonzi (Bayram, 46'), Lemina, Feghouli, Andone (Donk, 46') y Babel.
Goles
1-0, Rodrygo (4'); 2-0, Rodrygo (7'); 3-0, Sergio Ramos, de penalti (13'); 4-0, Benzema (45'); 5-0, Benzema (81'); 6-0, Rodrygo (92').
Árbitro
Felix Zwayer (Alemania). Amomestó a Nzonzi (13'), Fede Valverde (42') y Babel (57').
Incidencias
Partido de la cuarta jornada de la fase de grupos de la Champions League disputado en el estadio Santiago Bernabéu en presencia de 67.000 espectadores.


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| StaticEntity (int type, GameBase *game, RenderStrategy *renderer, std::vector< Shape< StaticShapePhysics > * > shapes=std::vector< Shape< StaticShapePhysics > * >(), bool isCollidable=false) | |
| Constructs a new Static Entity. More... | |
| ~StaticEntity () | |
| Destroys the Static Entity. More... | |
| virtual bool | IsKinematic () |
| Retreives wether the object is kinematic. More... | |
| virtual bool | IsCollidable () |
| Retreives wether the object is collidable. More... | |
| virtual sf::Transform | GetTransform () |
| Retreives the current Transform. More... | |
| virtual sf::Transform | GetAccumulatedTransform () |
| Retreives the current Accumulated Transform. More... | |
| virtual sf::Transform | GetCombinedTransform () |
| Retreives the current Combined Transform (current*accumulated) More... | |
| virtual RenderStrategy * | GetRenderer () |
| Retreives the current Render strategy. More... | |
| virtual void | OnRender (sf::RenderTarget *target, sf::RenderStates states) |
| Renders the entity. More... | |
| virtual int | OnCollision (CollisionEventType type, Entity *other, cpArbiter *arb) |
| Callback when entity has collided with another entity. More... | |
| virtual int | OnWorldCollision (CollisionEventType type, Tile *tile, cpArbiter *arb) |
| Callback when entity has collided with another entity. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from game::Entity | |
| Entity (int type, GameBase *game) | |
| Constructs a new Entity. More... | |
| virtual | ~Entity () |
| Destroys the Entity. More... | |
| int | GetType () |
| Retreives the Type. More... | |
| int | GetZIndex () |
| Retreive the Z Index. More... | |
| void | SetZIndex (int zIndex) |
| Sets the Z Index. More... | |
| void | SetTransform (sf::Transform transform) |
| void | SetGraphNode (SceneGraphNode *graphNode) |
| Set the Graph Node object. More... | |
| void | Transform (sf::Transform transform) |
| Sets the entity's tranformation. More... | |
| void | OnParentTransformed (sf::Transform accumulated) |
| Updates accumulated transformation. More... | |
| virtual int | OnProjectileCollision (CollisionEventType type, Projectile *projectile, cpArbiter *arb) |
| Callback when entity has collided with a projectile. More... | |
| virtual void | OnTickEnded () |
| Callback after update. More... | |
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| GameObject (ObjectType objType, GameBase *game) | |
| Creates a new GameObject. More... | |
| virtual | ~GameObject () |
| Destroys the GameObject. More... | |
| int | GetId () |
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| ObjectType | GetObjectType () |
| Retreives the Object Type. More... | |
| virtual void | OnTick () |
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| virtual bool | setTransform (sf::Transform transform) |
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| virtual bool | transform (sf::Transform transform) |
| virtual bool | setAccumulatedTransform (sf::Transform accumulated) |
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| GameBase * | getGame () |
| Retreives the Game. More... | |
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| RenderStrategy * | mRenderer = nullptr |
| bool | mIsCollidable |
| std::vector< Shape< StaticShapePhysics > * > | mShapes |
| cpBody * | mBody = nullptr |
| sf::Transform | mTransform |
| Protected Attributes inherited from game::Entity | |
| int | mType = 0 |
| int | mZIndex = constants::DEFAULT_ZINDEX_ENTITY |
| SceneGraphNode * | mGraphNode = nullptr |
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| static bool | SortByZOrder (VisualObject *a, VisualObject *b) |
| Compares visual objects for sort. More... | |
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Constructs a new Static Entity.
| type | the user defined type |
| game | the game |
| renderer | the render strategy |
| shapes | the physical shapes |
| isCollidable | wether the object is collidable |
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Destroys the Static Entity.
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Retreives the current Accumulated Transform.
Reimplemented from game::Entity.
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Retreives the current Combined Transform (current*accumulated)
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Retreives the current Render strategy.
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Retreives the current Transform.
Reimplemented from game::Entity.
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Retreives wether the object is collidable.
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Callback when entity has collided with another entity.
| type | collision event type |
| other | the other entity |
| arb | the chipmunk arbiter |
Reimplemented from game::Entity.
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Renders the entity.
| target | the render target |
| states | the render states |
Implements game::VisualObject.
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Callback when entity has collided with another entity.
| type | collision event type |
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| arb | the chipmunk arbiter |
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Sets the Transform.
| transform | the new tranform |
Reimplemented from game::Entity.


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| dbConnect,MySQLDriver-method {RMySQL} | R Documentation |
These methods are straight-forward implementations of the corresponding generic functions.
## S4 method for signature 'MySQLDriver' dbConnect( drv, dbname = NULL, username = NULL, password = NULL, host = NULL, unix.socket = NULL, port = 0, client.flag = 0, groups = "rs-dbi", default.file = NULL, ... ) ## S4 method for signature 'MySQLConnection' dbConnect(drv, ...) ## S4 method for signature 'MySQLConnection' dbDisconnect(conn, ...)
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string with the database name or NULL. If not NULL, the connection sets the default daabase to this value. |
username, password |
Username and password. If username omitted, defaults to the current user. If password is ommitted, only users without a password can log in. |
host |
string identifying the host machine running the MySQL server or
NULL. If NULL or the string |
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(optional) string of the unix socket or named pipe. |
port |
(optional) integer of the TCP/IP default port. |
client.flag |
(optional) integer setting various MySQL client flags. See the MySQL manual for details. |
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string identifying a section in the |
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## Not run: # Connect to a MySQL database running locally con <- dbConnect(RMySQL::MySQL(), dbname = "mydb") # Connect to a remote database with username and password con <- dbConnect(RMySQL::MySQL(), host = "mydb.mycompany.com", user = "abc", password = "def") # But instead of supplying the username and password in code, it's usually # better to set up a group in your .my.cnf (usually located in your home directory). Then it's less likely you'll inadvertently share them. con <- dbConnect(RMySQL::MySQL(), group = "test") # Always cleanup by disconnecting the database dbDisconnect(con) ## End(Not run) # All examples use the rs-dbi group by default. if (mysqlHasDefault()) { con <- dbConnect(RMySQL::MySQL(), dbname = "test") summary(con) dbDisconnect(con) }


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Stocks This Week: Buy IBM And Sell Short Colgate Palmolive
by Bill SarubbiThere are several reasons to expect a pull back in the market in the coming week:
- The market ran up into a projected turning point on Friday, the 15th
- The weekly S&P cycle falls into the 20th
- The coming week is post-OPEX week which usually brings a retracement of the OPEX week strength
- The NASDAQ triggered both Hindenburg Omen and Titanic Syndrome warnings in the past week
- Breadth has not been strong as the index hit new highs.
The IBM weekly cycle bottoms on the 18th and tops on December 15th. All five buy signals have been successful in the prior year. In the second half of November, Big Blue has risen 64.1% in the last 39 years. In fact, the November through January time period has been the most bullish time interval in any year. The stock is likely to rally to $143 or higher by December. The stock has made two higher lows since May.
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The weekly Colgate Palmolive cycle turns down now. All five sell signals and all four buy signals have been successful in the last year. The upcoming week has been seasonally bearish over the last 38 years. The likelihood of lower prices is enhanced by the condition of the stock. Chart 4 shows weak momentum and falling relative strength. The shares may reach the low $60 area by the end of the month.
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For those who don’t know what AirJack is, it is a device that can make any headphone with 3.5mm plug a Bluetooth headphone. It’s basically a Bluetooth audio receiver.
I received it yesterday. I’ve waited for a loooooooong time. Go-Tech LLC promised to ship around May 2017 when I back the project on Indiegogo, but they did not. Then I received a tracking number in February 2018, but I didn’t see any update until six days ago (May 21, 2018). So finally, it arrived, in a small packet.
(Yes, I’ve bought the charging case.)
It was very disappointing that the build quality (of the case) is extremely terrible. The lid was made of soft plastic, the thickness of it is uneven, and cutting is… terrible, with lots of burr on it.
However, compared to the case itself, the lid is still acceptable. The case is entirely made of (low quality) foam, WITHOUT a plastic housing. And on the back is a piece of cardboard glued together… If I press on it, I can see the battery and wires inside of it.
(And there is a big hole under the part which stores the RCA to AUX dongle)
The case is almost completely different from the advertisement, in the picture on the manual, it has a battery indicator, a power button, a plastic housing around the foam part, and a different layout.
This is what in the manual:
And this is what I actually get:
Let’s talk about functionality. What I expect is I when I put AirJack (The little black cube in the photo above) back into the case, the case should charge it until the battery inside of AirJack is full, or the battery in the case is out of power, and a power button that can toggle the case to charge AirJack or not. But what I actually get is a case that is just a case, it doesn’t work AT ALL. Just like the photo above, nothing lights up, nothing is charging. Though at some angle it may work when I moved it a little bit, it stopped working.
AirJack itself’s quality is… acceptable. Everything is fine except a big gap between the two pieces of plastic cases and some burr around the holes. It’s definitely not waterproofed, LOL.
It may be a little bit hard to see in the picture, it has three buttons, and two metal contactors for charging. The 3.5mm headphone jack is on the other side. The buttons are extremely tough to push. Hold the “Center Button” to turn it on, and it will have a light on another side, through a small hole:
And that’s the indicator. I’ve already paired it with my phone, so it’s a blinking blue light. For more details about the usage, please read their manual.
I’m sure it can work, but… not as well as they advertised:
- Go-Tech LLC claimed it could work 50 feet (around 15 meters) away from the… phone? However, when I put my phone in my right pocket, and AirJack in the left pocket, sometimes the audio become intermittently. Moreover, it will disconnect when I’m around 2 meters away from my phone.
- It claimed to have aptX support, but when I connected to my phone, my phone won’t recognize it as an aptX device. My phone automatically selects SBC, not even AAC. I don’t know why.
By the way, my phone is SONY Xperia XZ1 Compact, every other Bluetooth headphones I have works fine with it (Even garbage like PowerBeats2 Wireless).
I haven’t tested the battery life yet. They claimed AirJack has 32 hours of battery life… But…
And it doesn’t have ANY charge protection.
Those dongles in the case probably have the best build quality among all the things I received.
So my opinion to this thing is… not recommended. The price is not low ($32 for early birds at Indiegogo), it’s build quality is just terrible, and didn’t reach many expectations, especially for the case. If the price goes down or the build quality got a significant improvement, it can be a good product, but right now it’s just a… If you really want one, you can have a try, but don’t buy the case, it’s useless.
I’m not loving it as they promised.
Feel free to ask me anything about it in the comments below.
以下爲中文版：
這篇文章裏提到的 AirJack 是 Go-Tech LLC 在 Indiegogo 上衆籌的一個能把一般的 3.5mm 接口的有線耳機當藍牙耳機用的設備。也就是說它是一個接收藍牙訊號並解碼然後輸出到 3.5mm 口的設備。
我差不多一年多前就參與了這個衆籌項目，當時做 AirJack 的團隊說會在 17 年 5 月左右發貨，但是並沒有。然後我在 18 年二月份的時候收到了一個物流號碼，但是一直沒有動靜（直到六天前也就是 5 月 21 日）。直到昨天我才收到它…
（沒錯，我買了他們的那個旅行充電盒）
然後就是這東西的做工，實在是太可怕了。我明白你們是衆籌，做工粗糙一點也正常，但是完全沒想到會是這個樣子的。這個盒子的蓋子切割得很爛，厚度不均勻，毛刺也沒去除乾淨。
不過跟盒子本身比這已經算很好了。整個盒子就是一塊很廉價的海綿一樣的東西，外面並沒有像圖片裏那樣的塑料殼子。在背面直接就是一塊粘上去的紙板，如果在那邊按下去甚至還能看到裏面的電池和線。
（在 RCA 到 AUX 轉接線底下還有一個很大的空洞）
可以說是跟宣傳裏的完全不一樣了，手冊裏的宣傳圖裏有電池指示燈，電源鍵，佈局也是不一樣的：
但是現實是這樣的：
再來談談它的功能。看圖片還以爲它能做到當我把 AirJack（也就是盒子裏面那個黑色的小方塊）放進去後自動給它充電，當充滿了之後自動斷開，能通過上面的指示燈看剩餘電量，還有一個開關能控制是否充電。但是現實是骨感的，它啥都沒有，上面僅有的兩個燈一個是表示正在充電，一個表示正在輸出電。而且連基本的充電都做不到，絕大多數時候放進去了啥事都不會發生，只有特定角度下纔能充電進去，但是稍微動一下就又斷開了。
再來說 AirJack 本身，它的做工… 還算可以接受吧，只是縫隙有點大然後部分地方有毛刺（它當然不防水）。
在圖片裏可能有點難看到，它實際上有三個按鈕。另外還有兩個用來充電的金屬觸電。那三個按鈕非常難按，也沒法區分。開機需要長按中間那個鍵好幾秒，開機之後另外一面的一個小孔裏會有燈亮起來。
它就是主要的指示燈了，裏面大概是有一紅一藍兩個 LED，會根據不同情況亮不同顏色的燈。我已經配對好了所以是閃爍的藍色的光。別的具體信息可以看他們的手冊。
它可以正常工作，但是並不像他們宣稱的那麼好…
- 他們宣稱它能在 50 英尺（差不多 15 米）內正常工作，但是事實是我把手機放在右邊褲袋，AirJack 放在左邊褲袋就已經出現斷斷續續的情況了，離開兩米左右就已經斷開連接了。
- 他們宣稱它有 aptX 支持，但是我的手機並不能正確識別，可選的編碼只有 SBC，連 AAC 都不行。
我的手機是索尼的 Xperia XZ1 Compact，用別的藍牙耳機都能正常工作（即使是 PowerBeats2 Wireless 這樣的蠟屐），應該不是手機的問題。
並且它沒有任何的充電保護，手冊裏說必須一充滿了就要斷開電源…
我還沒測試過續航，他們宣稱有 32 小時… 但是感覺並不可信…
盒子裏的那些轉接頭可能是所有東西裏面做工最好的了。
所以我對它的綜合評價是… 不推薦購買。首先它並不便宜（Indiegogo 上 Early Bird 價格是 32 刀），做工是相當的爛，也沒有做到他們宣傳裏的很多東西，尤其是這個盒子。除非他們降低價格或是在最終零售版裏提高質量，不然這東西就是絕對的垃圾。如果你很想試試這樣的東西的話也不是不可以買，但是不論如何，不要買那個盒子，就是浪費錢。
我並沒有像他們保證的那樣喜歡上這個設備。
有什麼問題的話歡迎在評論裏提出。


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2 Boys Dead From Falling Into Large Cooking Pots
by Modupeoluwa AdekanyeThere are some tragedies that leave families torn apart for life, especially, when such events have to do with the lives of their children.
Some of these events are forgivable, however, when it is in close relationship with carelessness, it breaks the whole being of the parents involved.
In two unrelated events, two young boys have lost their lives due to burns from falling in cooking pot.
In a report from CNN, a three-year-old boy was playing when he fell into a pot of sambhar at a party thrown by his family to celebrate the opening of a shop on November 18 in Shabad, Telangana state, said G. Narsaiah, an inspector with Shabad police.
Sambhar is a spicy lentil-based vegetable stew that is popular in southern India.
The boy accidentally moved the lid covering the pot and fell in, he was rushed to the hospital but died of burn injuries.
In the same vein, two people, including a school principal, are being investigated by police for negligence resulting in death over a similar, but unconnected, incident on November 13 where a six-year-old kindergarten student named Behlapuram Reddy died after falling into a pot of sambhar at a school in Panyam village, in Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh state.
Reddy rushed with his classmates into the dining hall at the start of the school’s lunch hour. In a statement by R.M. Basha, assistant sub-inspector of Panyam police:
“When the boy ran in, he fell into the sambhar bowl. No school authorities were available. Some local workers pulled him out and took him to the hospital.”
In India, school lunches are cooked in large pots that can be up to four feet (1.2 meters) in diameter.
The child was treated for burns at the local hospital but died because of the burns.
Reddy’s father registered a case at the Panyam police station later that evening and police are now investigating. The two people under investigation were being held on judicial remand.
Also, the father of the six-year-old kindergarten kid has filed a complaint with police but no arrests have been made.


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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionexecuteQuery
(String query) Execute a query against this provider, and return the result setgetMethodNames
(ObjectPath path) Get the method names defined in a given CIM classgetMethodParameters
(ObjectPath path, String methodName) Get the parameter list associated with a methodgetMethodReturnType
(ObjectPath path, String methodName) Get the return type associated with a methodgetPropertyNames
(ObjectPath path) Get the property names for a given named element.getPropertyType
(ObjectPath path, String propertyName) Get the data type corresponding to a particular property (or enumeration key)getPropertyValue
(ObjectPath path, String propertyName) Get a property value from this provider, or one of its children.Get the underlying repository for this providergetURL()
Get the URL for this providerinvokeMethod
(ObjectPath path, String methodName, List<CimParameter> methodParameters) Invoke an extrinsic method on a class or instance within this provider, or one of its childrenvoid
registerChildProvider
(Provider child) Register a child provider with this provider.void
setPropertyValue
(ObjectPath path, String propertyName, DataValue propertyValue) Set a property value within this provider, or one of its childrenvoid
unregisterChildProvider
(Provider child) Unregister a child provider.Methods inherited from interface net.aifusion.metamodel.CimEventGenerator
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registerChildProvider
Register a child provider with this provider. This enables this provider to dispatch queries to the child provider and and delegate selected queries to the child provider.- Parameters:
child
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unregisterChildProvider
Unregister a child provider. This disconnects the child from this provider- Parameters:
child
- - child provider to be unregistered
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getPropertyNames
Get the property names for a given named element. In case the objectPath is an enumeration, the key names are returned- Parameters:
path
- - object path for the CIM element from which property names are desired- Returns:
- - list containing names of the properties. Empty if none defined
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getPropertyType
Get the data type corresponding to a particular property (or enumeration key)- Parameters:
path
- - object path of the CIM element from which the property is selectedpropertyName
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- - DataType of the corresponding property or key
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getPropertyValue
Get a property value from this provider, or one of its children.- Parameters:
path
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path
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path
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- - list containing method names. Empty if no methods are defined.
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getMethodReturnType
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path
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- - data type associated with the method. Null if no such method exists
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getMethodParameters
Get the parameter list associated with a method- Parameters:
path
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- - list of parameters. Empty if the method does not take parameters.
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invokeMethod
Invoke an extrinsic method on a class or instance within this provider, or one of its children- Parameters:
path
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- - case insensitive name of the method being invokedmethodParameters
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- - value returned from the method invocation
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Execute a query against this provider, and return the result set- Parameters:
query
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- - set of results
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Repository getRepository()Get the underlying repository for this provider- Returns:
- - reference to the underlying repository
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URL getURL()Get the URL for this provider- Returns:
- - URL where this provider can be reached. Null if the provider is not network accessible
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SOMEWHERE IN THE NIGHT(director/writer: Joseph L. Mankiewicz; screenwriter: From story "The Lonely Journey" by Marvin Borowsky/Howard Dimsdale/Lee Strasberg; cinematographer: Norbert F. Brodin; editor: James B. Clark; cast: Richard Conte (Mel Phillips), John Hodiak (George Taylor), Lloyd Nolan (Lt. Donald Kendall),Nancy Guild (Christy Smith), Fritz Kortner (Anzelmo), Margo Woode (Phyllis), Houseley Stevenson (Conroy), Lou Nova (Hubert), Josephine Hutchinson (Elizabeth Conroy), Charles Arnt (Little Man), Sheldon Leonard (Sam), Harry Morgan (Bath Attendant), 1946)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A dark, moody noir tale about a marine who gets blown up by a grenade in the South Pacific during a squirmish in WW11 and survives, only to become an amnesia victim. He is released from duty by the marines, only knowing that his name is George Taylor (John Hodiak) and that he's from Los Angeles, but without treatment and without them knowing about his amnesia. He has earned the Purple Heart and seems like a tough hombre, willing to take chances.
 In Los Angeles, he finds another letter in a briefcase, stored in a train station terminal, that is signed: your friend, Larry Cravat, telling him that $5,000 has been deposited in the name of George Taylor at the bank. There is also a gun in the briefcase. He realizes that he will probably find that he was not a very nice guy, but continues the search to find himself, anyway.
At the bank, he arouses the teller's suspicion when he tries to make a withdrawal and flees. He then goes to a Turkish bath because of the heading on the stationary on one of his letters and tracks down a nightclub his dead girlfriend worked in nearby. At the nightclub he is set-up by the bartender and has two thugs go after him. He escapes into the dressing room of one of the club singers, Christy Smith (Nancy), and sees the photo of his dead girlfriend signed by her, as he steals the photo and leaves behind his current hotel address. It turns out Christy was best friends with her and tells her how her heart was broken by Cravat, who stood her up at the altar, and she was so depressed, that she didn't look up when crossing the street and a car ran her over after she gave up waiting for him.
When he returns to his place, he finds someone named Phyllis (Margo) waiting for him by the door who tries to get some information from him. When he leaves his place after his visit with Phyllis, he is forced into a car by a strongarm giant named Hubert (Nova) and a German accented man named Anzelmo (Fritz). They beat him silly, trying to pump him for information about Larry Cravat, but to no avail. When they are through with him, they dump him in Christy's place, the only address they find on him, where she patches him up and he levels with her that he can't remember anything. It is love at second sight for her, as she decides she believes him and offers to help.
The help comes from her amiable tough-guy nightclub boss Mel Phillips (Conte), who introduces him at a Chinese restaurant, under a false name, to Lt. Donald Kendall (Lloyd Nolan). But the cop figures it out whom he is talking to, and he leaves a note with Phyllis' address on Christy's car. Phyllis leads Taylor to Anzelmo's place, who it turns out, is a small time chiselling fortune teller and she is his assistant. They all lay their cards on the table and Taylor learns that Cravat got his hands on $2 million dollars, money smuggled into this country by a Nazi, and that somehow the fortune teller knew about this though he never met Cravat. The problem was the Nazi died and a trail of bodies followed, as that money and Cravat are still missing. It is also learned by him that Cravat is wanted for murdering a man and the last one to see him with the money was the one Cravat supposedly murdered.
The chase will become even more suspenseful now, as Taylor visits a man (Houseley) who witnessed the murder but who was immediately run over with a truck, only to survive and be placed as a mental case in a private sanitarium, where he is allowed no visitors and is not able to recall anything. Taylor's chase will take him through the dark night, as he hits the sanitarium, the spooky dock area, the missionary shelter, and to the bar where he finally learns everything he needs to know by having a showdown with Cravat's silent partner, the one who killed the other person on the dock and is now trying to cover his back.
Mankiewicz does a nice job of creating the dark noir mood. The film is laden with comedy, excellent performances, plenty of suspense, plus a voice-over by John Ireland, and it manages to keep the pot boiling with a quintessential amnesiac story.
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The zope.app.form PyPi page looks awful, it should be fixed. Who's fault is that? Django, the framework that sits underneath (AFAIK), or the docutils libraries that probably parse the RST pages?


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Your first peer evaluation is to occur after your week 4 assessed meeting (it is due with your writeup). You will evaluate all cohort-members (including yourself) on 5 items. Each item will have 4 options: exceeds expectations, meets expectations, room for improvement, unsatisfactory. The chart describes example behaviors to merit each category. Select the best fit.
Your responses will be aggregated, anonymized, and then shared with the cohort-mate whom they’re about. This exercise is nothing more than your first opportunity to express and document feedback, and will not directly impact your cohort-mates’ grades. Our goals are two-fold: 1) To let your cohort-mates know how they’re doing in order to offer encouragement or to provide them opportunity to correct shortcomings, and 2) to help the course staff record how things are going and highlight where they might need to intervene or recognize exceptional performers.
To make sure everyone has an opportunity to grow as a student and as a team player, please do not assess someone more favorably than they deserve. We do not want to be in a situation where someone is under-contributing throughout the semester, is consistently told they’re doing well, but then is suddenly informed that they have not been doing well for months. A little discomfort now will save a lot of discomfort later.
Complementary to that, if you are assessed poorly, try not to be offended or embarrassed. We encourage you to earnestly consider the feedback and then engage in conversation with your cohort-mates. It could be that your cohort-mates’ expectations of you are set too high, it could be that you’re contributing in ways that your cohort-mates have thus far failed to recognize, or it could be that there is legitimately room for improvement on your end. Whatever the case, the best way to proceed is to communicate. Professors Brunelle and Evans are happy to help you to figure out how to start this conversation if you’d like.
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| Category | A student who Exceeds Expectations might… | A student who Meets Expectations might… | A student who has Room for Improvement might… | A student whose performance is Unsatisfactory might… |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Attendance | Participate in extra meetings to help others catch up from absences | Attend all prep and assessed meetings except for in the case of excused absences | Arrive late, leave early, or participate little | Be absent without notice or justification |
| Learning | Have strong familiarity with all topics, sufficient to teach others | Know what is covered in readings and videos sufficient to ask about what they don’t understand | Only view and retain content from the videos but not the readings | Be unable to contribute to discussions about course concepts |
| Problem Set Prep | Be ready to introduce working ideas or explain non-working attempts for every problem | Understand what every problem is asking and identify relevant concepts | Read but not attempt problems, sometimes skip problems altogether | Rely on cohort-mates to explain problem statements and solutions |
| Communication | Check in on wellbeing of cohort-mates, send reminders of deadlines or tasks | Give advance notice of absences, use preferred pronouns, make room for others to contribute or ask questions | Be inactive in responding to messages, respond defensively to questions/comments | Interrupt others, make non-inclusive comments, dominate conversation |
| Teamwork Initiative | Provide innovative ideas for how the cohort can run more smoothly, Take over for others who can’t/don’t complete their tasks | Volunteer to attend office hours or take notes during meetings, post questions or statements to discord | Complete tasks when asked, but not volunteer to contribute | Refuse tasks they’re reasonably requested to perform, fail to complete tasks they agree to perform, deny others of opportunities to contribute |
Eval Forms
Week 4 Eval
Complete your week 4 eval here. This is due with your week 4 writeup (and should not be completed before your week 4 assessed cohort meeting).
Week 9 Eval
Complete your week 9 eval here. This is due with your week 9 writeup (and should not be completed before your week 9 assessed cohort meeting).
Final Eval
Complete your final eval here. This is due by noon on Saturday December 11.


#assign History = "true">
Mapping added to an entity to indicate that it should have History support. This means that all changes to the underlying table are kept and maintained in history tables or database native SQL2011 history.
Ebean will take care of the DDL generation required to support history as well as provide query extensions to find history versions and view historic data.
Refer to /docs/features/history for details.


NFS4_GETFACL
Section: NFSv4 Access Control Lists (1)Updated: version 0.3.3, August 2008
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
nfs4_getfacl - get NFSv4 file/directory access control listsSYNOPSIS
nfs4_getfacl [-H] fileDESCRIPTION
nfs4_getfacl will display the NFSv4 Access Control List (ACL) for file (a file or directory), provided file is on a mounted NFSv4 filesystem which supports ACLs.If the -H/--more-help flag is specified, nfs4_getfacl will print some information about NFSv4 ACLs and the fields used in ACEs.
The output format for an NFSv4 file ACL, e.g., is:
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A::OWNER@:rwatTnNcCy A::alice@nfsdomain.org:rxtncy A::bob@nfsdomain.org:rwadtTnNcCy A:g:GROUP@:rtncy D:g:GROUP@:waxTC A::EVERYONE@:rtncy D::EVERYONE@:waxTC
In the example output above, the user<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has the equivalent of "read" and "execute" permissions<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has "read" and "write", and both `GROUP@' and `EVERYONE@' have "read".
Refer to the nfs4_acl(5) manpage for detailed information about NFSv4 ACL terminology and syntax.
AUTHORS
nfs4_getfacl was written by people at CITI, the Center for Information Technology Integration (http://www.citi.umich.edu). This manpage was written by David Richter.CONTACT
Please send bug reports, feature requests, and comments to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ALSO
nfs4_setfacl(1), nfs4_acl(5), RFC3530 (NFSv4.0), NFSv4.1 Minor Version Draft.
Index
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Time: 05:29:06 GMT, December 24, 2015


Technical blog from Craig Russell.
This post illustrates a utility function which executes a block of code. It also measures how long it took to execute, and logs the duration.
This is useful for generating crude benchmarks of operations so you can see roughly how long a block of code takes to execute. It’s not scientific, but sometimes it’s enough to make decisions on where bottlenecks might lie.
It records the start time, executes the function and prints out the time it took to execute.
inline fun <T> measureExecution(logMessage: String, logLevel: Int = Log.DEBUG, function: () -> T): T {
val startTime = System.nanoTime()
return function.invoke().also {
val difference = System.nanoTime() - startTime
Timber.log(logLevel, "$logMessage; took ${TimeUnit.NANOSECONDS.toMillis(difference)}ms")
}
}
For the simplest usage case, call the measureExecution function passing in the log statement to accompany the measurement. For example:
measureExecution("Finished doing work") {
foo.doSomeWork()
}
This will output Finished doing work; took 123ms at DEBUG log level. If you wanted to log to a different log level, and perhaps return a value, that’s cool too.
val result = measureExecution("Finished doing work", Log.INFO) {
foo.doSomeWork()
return foo.getResult()
}
You don’t even need to specify the type; the compiler will figure it out 👌
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Home


Nothing Here (but me)
This site is an experiment in interactive fiction. It draws on
inspiration
from gamebooks such as
Julio Cortázar's Hopscotch, as well as work by the artist
Robert Irwin.
The text above changes once per hour over the course of a day. It
tells four stories, with each piece able to stand on its own.
Depending on where in the world you view this site, the story you
receive every hour is different.
The source code is available, with further information on how it all works.


Before Change
// Extract all the CodeObjects
// Here we hack it directly, as there are more general issues to solve before we can do this automatically
code_objects = [G.state_updater.codeobj,
G.resetter.codeobj,
G.thresholder.codeobj,
]
// Extract the array information
vars = G.variables
After Change
// Use a NeuronGroup to fake the whole process
G = NeuronGroup(N, eqs, reset=reset, threshold=threshold, refractory=refractory, name="gp")
G2 = NeuronGroup(1, eqs, reset=reset, threshold=threshold, refractory=refractory, name="gp2")
// Run the network for 0 seconds to generate the code
net = Network(G, G2)
net.run(0*second)
// Extract all the CodeObjects
// Note that since we ran the Network object, these CodeObjects will be sorted into the right
// running order, assuming that there is only one clock
code_objects = []
for obj in net.objects:
code_objects.extend(obj.code_objects)
// Extract the arrays information
vars = {}
for obj in net.objects:
if hasattr(obj, "variables"):
for k, v in obj.variables.iteritems():


Beware: Doctors Warn Lash Lice Are Becoming More Common In Eyelash Extensions
by AlenaTap to listen to this article instead: 🔊 Listen to Post
The use of lash extensions have become more apparent over the years and a lot of Malaysian women use them.
As lash extensions do look great and they are expensive to put on, sometimes women try not to wash the eye area so that it can last longer and not fall out, reported The Sun.
However, this practice is detrimental to health because of the amount of bacteria that builds up in the eyelash follicles which will eventually lead to infections. Optometrists say that they’re seeing an increase in cases of lash lice (scientifically known as demodex).
Demodex are already permanent inhabitants on our eyelids, but they exist there in moderate amounts. However, by not cleaning your eyelids, you are making it easier for them to breed and in turn, this will create overpopulation and that’s when the infection will set in.
The symptoms of infection are itchiness, redness, inflammation and of course, the lice itself. So, Dr. Sairah Malik, an optometrist, says that to prevent that from happening, one should always clean their eye area and it’s best if they use products that are tea tree-based as it is naturally anti-bacterial.
Last year, a woman went to an optometrist because of swollen, irritated eyes after visiting a salon multiple times for lash extensions. The doctor confirmed that her lashes were INFESTED with demodex.
Infection doesn’t only start from not washing the eye area, but tools or apparatus that are unhygienic in the beauty salon could also cause these outbreaks.
 For cases like this, it’s always better to be safe than sorry!
Also read: 32yo Woman Who Didn’t Remove Her Makeup Properly Found Mites Living in Her Eyelash Follicles


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WITNESS LIST General Investigating Committee March 20, 2000-10:00A Interim Charges On: Beattie, Jr., Chester (General Services Commission) Brown, Doug (Office of the State Auditor) Pfluger, Margaret "Meg" (Self and Texas Council on Purchasing from People with Disabilities) Reed, Cindy (Office of the State Auditor) Remmert, Lyndal (Texas Industries for the Blind and Handicapped, Inc.) Rido, Nathaniel (Self and Southeast Keller Corporation) Templeton, Bobbie (Texas Council on Purchasing from People with Disabilities) Thompson, Patrick (Pitney Bowes, Inc.) Young, John (Office of the State Auditor) Registering, but not testifying: On: Crowe, Tommy (General Services Commission) Schlimpir, Paul (General Services Commission)


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**A Problem**: It’s harder than *absolutely easy* to make meaningful, simple, data for testing and development.
**A Solution**: A fake data generator that provides not only a host of basics and a rememberable syntax, but a customizable library to boot.
Welcome to Forgery, an excellent solution to a problem so hard you didn’t know it was there.
Using
You’ll want to read individual Forgery categories for more information, but these are the basics:
```ruby Forgery(:basic).password
#=> "b6qZTQEH"
Forgery(:internet).email_address
#=><EMAIL_ADDRESS>Forgery(:monetary).money
#=> "1.58"
Forgery(:lorem_ipsum).words(10)
#=> "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Aliquam egestas."
Forgery(:monetary).formatted_money :min => 100, :max => 1000
#=> "$923.36"
```
And many many [more]()!
Alternatively you can write it like this:
```ruby Forgery::Basic.hex_color Forgery::Name.full_name Forgery::Personal.shirt_size ```
In addition, you can always write your own dictionaries and formats, overriding the ones in the gem. Fully explained [here]().
Installing
Like any gem, you can install Forgery two ways depending on it’s use.
For normal Ruby development, you need simply use:
```bash $ gem install forgery ```
This will add it to your gem library, just like any normal gem. You can then use it like any normal gem library. See [examples]() for more.
**Rails 3.x**
If you’re using Rails 3.x you need to do a few extra things (that are probably rote). First step is to add it to your `Rails.root/Gemfile`, we also suggest specifying the latest version (found on rubygems):
```ruby gem ‘forgery’, ‘0.3.12’ ```
Then you’ll need to run `bundle install` to install and lock in your new gem. Next you’ll want to run the special Rails 3 generator:
``` $ [bundle exec] rails generate forgery ```
**Rails 2.x**
For **Rails 2.x** you’ll need to do something a little different, by first editing your `Rails.root/config/environment.rb` and adding this to the configuration block:
```ruby config.gem ‘forgery’ ```
Then you’ll need to run this in your command line:
```bash $ script/generate forgery ```
*Generators*
This Rails generators will make these directories in your Rails.root directory:
- Rails.root/lib/forgery
- Rails.root/lib/forgery/dictionaries
- Rails.root/lib/forgery/extensions
- Rails.root/lib/forgery/forgeries
- Rails.root/lib/forgery/formats
You can then use these directories to write your own dictionaries, class extensions, forgeries, and formats.
Contributing
This is a work in progress and an open source project, so feel free to contribute. We’ll take pull requests via git or suggestions via the issues tab. Any work done on Forgery will get you into the credits list and in our hearts.
Credits
Thanks to the authors and contributors:
- Nate Sutton (nate aka fowlduck)
- Brandon Arbini (brandonarbini)
- Josh Nichols (technicalpickles)
- Jeremy Stephens (viking aka crookshanks)
- Darcy Laycock (Sutto)
- Lukas Westermann (lwe)
- Mike Dungan
- Andrew Selder (aselder)
- Thomas Sinclair (anathematic)
- Stafford Brunk (wingrunr21)
- SixArm (SixArm)
- Akira Matsuda (amatsuda)
- Diego Plentz (plentz)
- Gabe Berke-Williams (gabebw)
- Todd Mazierski (toddmazierski)
Licensing
Copyright © 2007 Sevenwire LLC
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
On that note, have fun!