The halo of greatness, blue and gold, flickered fitfully around Logain’s head, though he rode slumped in his saddle. Min did not understand why it had appeared more often of late.
The other two women rode together a little ahead, Siuan as awkward on shaggy Bela as she had ever been, Leane guiding her gray mare deftly, with knees more than reins. Only an unnaturally straight ribbon of ferns, poking through the leaf-covered forest floor, hinted that there had ever been a road here. The lacy ferns were withering, and the leaf mold rustled and crackled dryly under the horses’ hooves. Thickly woven branches gave a little shelter from the noonday sun, but it was hardly cool. Sweat rolled down Min’s face, despite an occasional breeze that stirred from behind them.
Fifteen days now they had ridden west and south from Lugard, guided only by Siuan’s insistence that she knew exactly where they were heading. Not that she shared her destination, of course; Siuan and Leane were as closemouthed as sprung bear traps. Min was not even sure that Leane actually knew. Fifteen days, while towns and villages grew fewer and farther between, until finally there were none. Day by day Logain’s shoulders had sagged a little more, and day by day the halo appeared more often. At first he had only begun muttering that they were chasing Jak o’ the Mists, but Siuan had regained her leadership without opposition as he turned more and more inward. For the past six days he had not seemed to have the energy to care where they were going or whether they would ever get there.
Siuan and Leane talked quietly up ahead, now. All Min could hear was a barely audible murmur that might as well have been the wind in the leaves. And if she tried to ride closer, they would tell her to keep an eye on Logain, or simply stare at her until only a stone-blind fool could keep her nose where it did not belong. They had done both often enough. From time to time, though, Leane twisted in her saddle to look at Logain.
Finally Leane let Moonflower fall back beside his black stallion. The heat did not seem to be bothering her; not so much as a sheen of perspiration marred her coppery face. Min reined Wildrose aside to give her room.
“It won’t be long now,” Leane told him in a sultry voice. He did not look up from the weeds in front of his horse. She leaned closer, holding his arm for balance. Pressing against it, really. “A little while longer, Dalyn. You will have your revenge.” His eyes stayed dully on the road.
“A dead man would pay more notice,” Min said, and meant it. She had been taking notes in her head of everything Leane did, and talking with her of an evening, though trying not to let on why. She would never be able to behave the way that Leane did—not unless I had enough wine in me that I couldn’t think at all—yet a few pointers might come in handy. “Maybe if you kissed him?”
Leane shot her a glare that could have frozen a rushing stream, but Min merely looked back. She had never had the problems with Leane that she did with Siuan—well, not as many, anyway—and the few difficulties had grown less since the other woman had left the Tower. Much fewer since they had begun discussing men. How could you be intimidated by a woman who had told you in dead seriousness that there were one hundred and seven different kisses, and ninety-three ways to touch a man’s face with your hand? Leane actually seemed to believe these things.
Min had not meant it as a jibe, really, the suggestion of a kiss. Leane had been cooing at him, giving him smiles that should have made steam rise from his ears, since the day he had had to be hauled out of his blankets instead of rising first to chivvy the rest of them. Min did not know whether Leane actually felt something for the man, though she did find it hard to credit even the possibility, or was just trying to keep him from giving up and dying, to keep him alive for whatever Siuan had planned.
Leane certainly had not given up flirting with others besides him. She and Siuan had apparently worked out that Siuan would deal with women, Leane with men, and so it had been ever since Lugard. Her smiles and glances had twice gotten them rooms where the innkeeper had said there were none, lowered the bill at those and three more, and on two nights earned barns instead of bushes for sleeping. They had also gotten the four of them chased off by one farmwife with a pitchfork, and a breakfast of cold porridge thrown at them by another, but Leane had thought the incidents funny, if no one else did. The last few days, however, Logain had stopped reacting like every other man who saw her for more than two minutes. He had stopped reacting to her or anything else.
Siuan pulled Bela back stiffly, elbows out and managing to look on the point of falling off any moment. The heat was not touching her, either. “Have you viewed him today?” She hardly glanced at Logain.
“It is still the same,” Min said patiently. Siuan refused to understand or believe, however many times she told her, and so did Leane. It would not have mattered if she had not seen the aura since her first viewing of it in Tar Valon. Had Logain been lying in the road, rasping his death tattle, she would have wagered all she had and more on a miraculous recovery, somehow. The appearance of an Aes Sedai to Heal him. Something. What she saw was always true. It always happened. She knew the same way that she had known the first time she saw Rand al’Thor that she would fall desperately, helplessly in love with him, the same way she had known she would have to share him with two other women. Logain was destined for glory such as few men had dreamed of.
“Don’t you take that tone with me,” Siuan said, that blue-eyed gaze sharpening. “It is bad enough we have to spoon-feed this great hairy carp to make him eat, without you going sulky as a fisher-bird in winter. I may have to put up with him, girl, but if you start giving me trouble too, you will regret it in short order. Do I make myself clear?”
“Yes, Mara.” At least you could have put a touch of sarcasm in it, she thought scornfully. You don’t have to be meek as a goose.  The Domani woman had suggested that she practice what they had been discussing on a farrier in the last village.  “I will try not to be sulky.” The worst part was that she realized she had tried to sound sincere. Siuan had that effect. Min could not even begin to imagine Siuan discussing how to smile at a man. Siuan would look a man in the eye, tell him what to do, and expect to see it done promptly. Just the way she did with everyone else. If she did anything else, as she had with Logain, it would only be because the point did not matter enough to press.
“It is not much farther, is it?” Leane said briskly. She saved the other voice for men. “I do not like the look of him, and if we have to stop for another night . . . Well, if he helps any less than he did this morning, I don’t know that we will be able to get him into his saddle again.”
“Not much, if those last directions I had are right.” Siuan sounded irritated. She had asked questions at that last village, two days ago—not letting Min hear, of course; Logain had showed no interest—and she did not like to be reminded of them. Min could not understand why. Siuan could hardly expect Elaida to be behind them.
She herself hoped it was not much farther. It was hard to be sure how far south they had drifted since leaving the highway to Jehannah. Most villagers had only vague notions of where their village actually was in relation to anything except the nearest towns, but when they crossed the Manetherendrelle into Altara, just before Siuan took them away from the well-traveled road, the grizzled old ferryman had been studying a tattered map for some reason, a map that stretched as far as the Mountains of Mist. Unless her estimate was off, they were going to reach another wide river in not many miles. Either the Boern, which meant they were already into Ghealdan, where the Prophet and his mobs were, or else the Eldar, with Amadicia and Whitecloaks on the far side.
She was betting on Ghealdan, Prophet or no Prophet, and even that was a surprise if they really were close. Only a fool would think to find a gathering of Aes Sedai any nearer to Amadicia than they had to be, and Siuan was anything but that. Whether they were in Ghealdan or Altara, Amadicia had to be not many miles distant.
“Gentling would have to catch up to him now,” Siuan muttered. “If he can only hang on a few more days . . . ” Min kept her mouth shut; if the woman would not listen, there was no use in speaking.
Shaking her head, Siuan heeled Bela back into the lead, gripping her reins as though expecting the stout mare to bolt, and Leane returned to silken-voiced cajoling of Logain. Maybe she did have feelings for him; it would be no odder a choice than Min’s own.
Forested hills slid on by with never a sign of change, all trees and tangles of weeds and brambles. The ferns that marked the old road ran on, arrow-straight; Leane had said the soil was different where the road had been, as if Min should have known that. Squirrels with tufted ears sometimes chattered at them from a branch, and occasionally birds called. Which birds, Min could not begin to guess. Baerlon might not be a city when compared to Caemlyn or Illian or Tear, but she thought of herself as a city woman; a bird was a bird.
Her doubts began to surface again. They had oozed up more than once after Kore Springs, but back then it had been easier to push them down. Since Lugard they had bubbled to the top more often, and she found herself considering Siuan in ways she would never have dared, once. Not that she had the nerve to actually confront Siuan with any of them, of course; it galled her to admit that, even to herself. But maybe Siuan did not know where she was going. She could lie, since stilling broke her away from the Three Oaths. Maybe she was still just hoping that if she continued searching she would find some trace of what she needed desperately to find. In a small way, a peculiar way surely, Leane had begun making a life for herself apart from concerns of power and the Power and Rand. Not that she had abandoned them entirely, but Min did not think there was anything else for Siuan. The White Tower and the Dragon Reborn were the whole of her life, and she would hold to them even if she had to lie to herself.
Woodland gave way to a large village so quickly that Min stared. Sweetgum and oak and scrubby pine—those were trees she could recognize—running to within fifty paces of thatch-roofed houses made of rounded river stones and clinging to low hills. She was willing to wager that not so long ago the forest had grown right through. A good many trees actually stood in narrow little thickets among some of the houses, crowding against the walls, and here and there unweathered stumps stood close by the front of a house. The streets still had a look of new-turned earth, not the hard-packed surface that came from generations of feet. Men in their shirtsleeves were up laying new thatch atop three large stone cubes that had to have been inns—one actually had the remains of a faded, weathered sign dangling above the door—yet no old thatch lay anywhere that she could see. There were far too many women out and about for the number of men in sight, and far too few children playing for the number of women. The smells of midday cooking in the air were the only normal things about the place.
If the first glimpse startled Min, when she really saw what lay in front of her she nearly fell out of her saddle. The younger women, shaking blankets from a window or hurrying on some errand, wore plain woolen dresses, but no village of any size had ever contained so many women in riding dresses of silk or fine wool, in every color and cut. Around those women, and around most of the men, auras and images floated before her eyes, changing and flickering; most people rarely had anything for her viewing, but Aes Sedai and Warders seldom lacked an aura for as much as an hour. The children must have belonged to Tower servants. Aes Sedai who married were few and far between, but knowing them, they would have made every effort to bring their servants, with their families, out of any place they felt that they must flee themselves. Siuan had found her gathering.
There was an eerie stillness as they rode into the village. No one spoke. Aes Sedai stood without moving, watching them, and so did younger women and girls who must be Accepted or even novices. Men who a moment before had been moving with wolfish grace were frozen, one hand hidden in thatch, or reaching into a doorway, doubtless where weapons were hidden. The children vanished, hurriedly herded away by the adults who had to be servants. Under all those unwinking stares, the hair on the back of Min’s neck tried to stand up.
Leane appeared uneasy, casting sidelong glances at the people they rode past, but Siuan stayed smooth-faced and calm as she led the way straight to the largest inn, the one with the unreadable sign, and scrambled down to tie Bela to the iron ring of one of the stone hitching posts that appeared to have been only recently set upright. Helping Leane help Logain to the ground—Siuan never offered a hand in getting him up or down—Min found her eyes darting around. Everyone staring, no one moving. “I never expected to be greeted like a long-lost daughter,” she murmured to the other woman, “but why isn’t anyone at least saying hello?”
Before Leane could answer—if she meant to—Siuan said, “Well, don’t stop pulling oar with the shore in reach. Bring him on in.” She disappeared inside while Min and Leane were still guiding Logain to the door. He went easily, but when they ceased to urge him he took only one step before stopping.
The common room looked like none Min had ever seen before. The wide fireplaces were cold, of course, and had gaps where stones had fallen out; the plaster ceiling looked rotten, with holes in it as big as her head where the lathing showed. Mismatched tables of every size and shape stood about on an age-roughened floor that several girls were sweeping. Women with ageless faces sat examining parchments, giving orders to Warders, a few of whom wore their color-shifting cloaks, or to other women, some of whom had to be Accepted or novices. Others were too old for that, perhaps half of them graying and clearly showing their years, and there were men who were not Warders, too, most either darting off as though carrying messages or else fetching parchments or cups of wine to the Aes Sedai. The bustle had a satisfying air of something being done. Auras and images danced around the room, wreathing heads, so many that she had to try to ignore them before they overwhelmed her. It was not easy, but it was a trick she had had to learn when around more than a handful of Aes Sedai at once.
Four Aes Sedai glided forward to meet the newcomers, all grace and cool serenity in their divided skirts. For Min, seeing their familiar features was like reaching home after being lost.
Sheriam’s tilted green eyes fixed immediately on Min’s face. Rays of silver and blue flashed about her fiery hair, and a soft golden light; Min could not say what it meant. Slightly plump in her dark blue silk, at the moment she was sternness itself. “I would be happier to see you, child, if I knew how you discovered our presence here, and if I had some inkling of why you conceived the crack-brained idea of bringing him.” Half a dozen Warders had drifted near, hands resting on swords, eyes sharp on Logain; he did not seem to see them at all.
Min gaped. Why were they asking her? “My crackbr—?” She had no chance to say more.
“It would be far better,” pale-cheeked Carlinya cut in icily, “if he had died as the rumors say.” It was not the ice of anger, but of cold reason. She was White Ajah. Her ivory-colored dress looked as if it had had hard wear. For an instant Min saw an image of a raven floating beside her dark hair; more a drawing of the bird than the bird itself. She thought it was a tattoo, but she did not know its meaning. She concentrated on faces, tried not to see anything else. “He looks nearly dead in any event,” Carlinya continued, hardly taking breath. “Whatever you thought, you have wasted your effort. But I, too, would like to know how you came to Salidar.”
Siuan and Leane stood there exchanging smugly amused glances, while the onslaught went on. No one even looked at them.
Myrelle, darkly beautiful in green silk embroidered on the bodice with slanting lines of gold, her face a perfect oval, usually wore a knowing smile that at times could rival Leane’s new tricks. She was not smiling now as she jumped in right behind the White sister. “Speak up, Min. Don’t stand there gaping like a dolt.” She was noted for her fiery temper, even among the Greens.
“You must tell us,” Anaiya added in a more kindly voice. Exasperation tinged it, though. A blunt-featured woman, and motherly despite Aes Sedai smoothness to her face, at the moment stroking her pale gray skirts, she looked like a mother who was trying not to reach for a switch. “We will find a place for you and these other two girls, but you must tell us how you came here.”
Min shook herself, and closed her mouth. Of course. These other two girls. She had grown so used to them as they were that she no longer thought of how much they had changed. She doubted whether any of these women had seen either since they were hauled off to the dungeons beneath the White Tower. Leane looked ready to laugh, and Siuan all but shook her head in disgust at the Aes Sedai.
“I am not the one you want to talk to,” Min told Sheriam. Let “these other two girls” have those stares on them for a change. “Ask Siuan, or Leane.” They stared at her as if she were mad, until she nodded to her two companions.
Four sets of Aes Sedai eyes shifted to the others, but there was no instant recognition. They studied and frowned and passed glances between them. None of the Warders took their eyes from Logain or their hands from their swords.
“Stilling might produce this effect,” Myrelle murmured finally. “I have read accounts that imply as much.”
“The faces are close, in many ways,” Sheriam said slowly. “Someone could have found women who look much like them, but why?”
Siuan and Leane did not look smug any longer. “We are who we are,” Leane said crisply. “Question us. No impostor could know what we know.”
Siuan did not wait for questions. “My face may be changed, yet at least I know what I am doing and why. That is more than I can say for you, I’ll wager.”
Min groaned at her steely tone, but Myrelle nodded, saying, “That is Siuan Sanche’s voice. It is she.”
“Voices can be trained,” Carlinya said, still coolly calm.
“But how far can memories be taught?” Anaiya frowned sternly.  Where did it occur, and what was the outcome?”
Siuan smiled confidently at the motherly woman. “During your lecture to the Accepted on why so many of the nations carved out of Artur Hawkwing’s empire after his death failed to survive. I still disagree with you on some points, by the way. The outcome was that I spent two months working three hours a day in the kitchens. ‘In the hope that the heat will overpower and diminish your ardor,’ I think you said.”
If she had thought that one answer would be sufficient, she was wrong. Anaiya had more questions, for both women, and so did Carlinya and Sheriam, who apparently had been novices and Accepted with the pair. They were all about the sort of thing no impostor would be able to learn, scrapes gotten into, pranks successful and not, opinions generally held of various Aes Sedai teachers. Min could not believe that the women who would become the Amyrlin Seat and the Keeper of the Chronicles could have dropped themselves into the soup so often, but she had the impression that this was only the tip of a buried mountain, and it appeared that Sheriam herself might not have been far behind them. Myrelle, the youngest by years, confined herself to amused comments, until Siuan said something about a trout put into Saroiya Sedai’s bath and a novice taught to mind her ways for half a year. Not that Siuan had much room to talk of anyone minding her ways. Washing a disliked Accepted’s shifts with itchweed when she was a novice? Sneaking out of the Tower to go fishing? Even Accepted needed permission to leave the Tower grounds except during certain hours. Siuan and Leane together had even chilled a bucket of water to near freezing and set it so it would douse an Aes Sedai who had had them switched, unfairly as they saw it. From the glint in Anaiya’s eyes, it was a good thing for them that they had not been found out that time. From what Min knew of novice training, and Accepted for that matter, these women were lucky that they had been allowed to remain long enough to become Aes Sedai, much less that they still had whole hides.
“I am satisfied,” the motherly woman said at last, glancing at the others.
Myrelle nodded after Sheriam did, but Carlinya said, “There is still the question of what to do with her.” She stared right at Siuan, unblinking, and the others suddenly seemed uneasy. Myrelle pursed her lips, and Anaiya studied the floor. Smoothing her dress, Sheriam seemed to avoid looking at the newcomers at all.
“We still know everything we knew before,” Leane told them, her sudden frown at least half-worry. “We can be of use.”
Siuan was dark-faced—Leane had seemed amused if anything at her recounted girlhood misdeeds and penalties, but Siuan had not liked the telling one bit—yet in contrast to her near-glare, her voice was only a little tight. “You wanted to know how we found you. I made contact with one of my agents who also works for the Blue, and she told me of Sallie Daera.”
Min did not understand that about Sallie Daera at all—who was she?—but Sheriam and the others nodded at one another. Siuan had done something other than tell them how, Min realized; she had let them know that she still had access to the eyes-and-ears who had served her as Amyrlin.
“You sit over there, Min,” Sheriam told Min, pointing to the one table not in use, in a corner. “Or are you still Elmindreda? And keep Logain with you.” She and the other three gathered Siuan and Leane, herding them toward the back of the common room. Two more women in riding dresses joined them before they vanished through a new-made door of uncured boards.
Sighing, Min took Logain’s arm and led him to the table, sat him down on a rough bench and took a shaky ladder-back chair herself. Two of the Warders positioned themselves nearby, leaning against the wall. They did not appear to be watching Logain, but Min knew the Gaidin; they saw everything, and they could have their swords out in less than a heartbeat while sleeping.
So there were to be no open arms in welcome, even with Siuan and Leane recognized. Well, what did she expect? Siuan and Leane had been the two most powerful women in the White Tower; now they were not even Aes Sedai. The others very likely did not know how to behave toward them. And appearing with a gentled false Dragon. Siuan had better not be lying or wishing about having a plan for him. Min did not think Sheriam and the others would be as patient as Logain had been.
And Sheriam, at least, had recognized her. She stood again, long enough to peer through a crack-paned window into the street. Their horses were still at the hitching posts, but one of those Warders who were not watching would have her before she had Wildrose’s reins untied. This last time in the Tower, Siuan had gone to great lengths to disguise her. To no end, it seemed. She did not think any of them knew about her viewings, though. Siuan and Leane had held that tightly to themselves. Min would be just as glad if it remained that way. If these Aes Sedai learned of it, they would entangle her just as Siuan had, and she would never reach Rand. She was not going to be able to show off what she had learned from Leane if they kept her on a leash here.
Helping Siuan find this gathering, helping bring Aes Sedai to Rand’s Aiel, was all very well and important, but she still had a personal goal. Making a man who had never looked at her twice fall in love with her before he went mad. Maybe she was as mad as he was fated to be. “Then we’ll make a matched pair,” she muttered to herself.
A freckled, green-eyed girl who had to be a novice stopped at her table. “Would you like something to eat or drink? There is venison stew, and wild pears. There might be some cheese, too.” She put so much effort into not looking at Logain that she might as well have stared pop-eyed.
“Pears and cheese sound very good,” Min told her. The last two days had been hungry; Siuan had managed to catch some fish in a stream, but Logain had done all the hunting when they had not eaten at an inn or a farm. Dried beans did not make a meal, in her opinion. “And some wine, if you have it. But first, I would like some information. Where are we, if it isn’t a secret here too? This village is called Salidar?”
“In Altara. The Eldar is about a mile to the west. Amadicia is on the other side.” The girl put on a poor imitation of Aes Sedai mystery. “Where better to hide Aes Sedai than where they would never be looked for?”
“We should not have to hide,” a dark, curly-haired young woman snapped, stopping. Min recognized her, an Accepted named Faolain; she would have expected her to be in the Tower still. Faolain had never liked anyone or anything as far as Min knew, and had often spoken of choosing the Red Ajah when she was raised. A perfect follower for Elaida. “Why did you come here? With him! Why did she come?” There was no doubt in Min’s mind who she meant. “It is her fault we have to hide. I did not believe she helped Mazrim Taim escape, but if she appears here with him, maybe she did.”
“That will be enough, Faolain,” a slender woman with black hair spilling down her back to her waist told the round-faced Accepted. Min thought she knew the woman in the dark golden silk riding dress. Edesina. A Yellow, she believed. “Go about your duties,” Edesina said. “And if you mean to bring food, Tabiya, do it.” Edesina did not watch Faolain’s sullen curtsy—the novice gave a better and scurried away—but put a hand on Logain’s head instead. Eyes on the table, he did not seem to notice.
To Min’s eyes, a silvery collar suddenly appeared, snug around the woman’s neck, and as suddenly seemed to shatter. Min shivered. She did not like viewings connected to the Seanchan. At least Edesina would escape somehow. Even if Min had been willing to expose herself, there was no point in warning the woman; it would not change anything.
“It is the gentling,” the Aes Sedai said after a moment. “He has given up on wanting to live, I suppose. There is nothing I can do for him. Not that I am sure I should if I could.” The look she gave Min before leaving was far from friendly.
An elegant, statuesque woman in russet silk paused a few feet away, coolly examining Min and Logain with expressionless eyes. Kiruna was a Green, and regal in her manner; she was a sister of the King of Arafel, so Min had heard, but she had been friendly to Min in the Tower. Min smiled, but those large dark eyes swept over her without recognition, and Kiruna glided out of the inn, four Warders, disparate men but all with that deadly-seeming way of moving, suddenly heeling her.
Waiting for her food, Min hoped that Siuan and Leane were finding a warmer reception.


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Adapted from a collection of short stories by Denis Johnson, this episodic, un-rated film was heralded at the Venice and Toronto Film Festivals and at the New Directors/New Film Festival in Manhattan. It chronicles the adventures of a slacker who disdains convention and is known only by a nickname that cannot be printed.  As played by Billy Crudup ("Waking the Dead"), F-H is a heroin-using hedonist, a passive loser, who is out for thrills and excitement as he makes his way from Iowa to Phoenix during the counterculture movement of the early 1970s. The title comes from Lou Reed's lyrics to the Velvet Underground song "Heroin," and F-H spends much of his time hallucinating, often within a religious iconography.  F-H falls in love with a free-spirited fellow addict (Samantha Morton of "Sweet and Lowdown") until tragedy inevitably occurs. There are subplots/cameos with Holly Hunter, Denis Leary, Will Patton, Greg Germann and Dennis Hopper. Certainly screenwriter Oren Moverman, producer-screenwriters Elizabeth Cuthrell & David Urrutia, and director Alison Maclean ("Crush") aren't afraid to take risks exploring the quietly desperate, black humor in themes of boredom, alienation, death and salvation - all within a $2.5 million budget. On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "Jesus' Son" is an edgy, detached, fragmented 5, but recommended only if you can tolerate graphic drug use and rambling junkie humor.
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epscleancolordict
Clean up Colortable in a MATLAB EPS file.
Contents
Syntax
epscleancolordict(EPSFILE) epscleancolordict(EPSFILE,OUTFILE)
Description
EPSCLEANCOLORDICT(EPSFILE) scans the MATLAB-generated EPS file specified by the string EPSFILE and cleans up Colortable dictionary key-value pairs.
The MATLAB-generated EPS files defines a subdictionary inside of main section (which is not the most elegant solution but works). New color key-value pairs are inserted to the dictionary as the figure is drawn. This function scans the EPS file, picks up all the color keys, remove unused colors, and gather all color definitions at the top.
EPSCLEANCOLORDICT(EPSFILE,OUTFILE) saves the modified EPS data to a file specified by the string OUTFILE.


#import <NTBalloonPopupStyleBuilder.h>
Class Methods | |
| (NTBalloonPopupStyleBuilder *) | + swigCreatePolymorphicInstance:swigOwnCObject: |
A builder class for BalloonPopupStyle.
| - (NTBalloonPopupStyle *) buildStyle |
Builds a new instance of the BalloonPopupStyle object using previously set parameters.
Reimplemented from NTPopupStyleBuilder.
| - (int) getCornerRadius |
Returns the corner radius of the popup.
| - (NTColor *) getDescriptionColor |
Returns the color of the description.
| - (NSString *) getDescriptionField |
Returns the description field variable. If not empty, this variable is used to read actual text string from object meta info.
| - (NSString *) getDescriptionFontName |
Returns the name of the description font.
| - (int) getDescriptionFontSize |
Returns the size of the description font.
| - (NTBalloonPopupMargins *) getDescriptionMargins |
Returns the margins of the description.
| - (NTColor *) getLeftColor |
Returns the background color of the left part of the popup.
| - (NTBitmap *) getLeftImage |
Returns the image of the left part of the popup.
| - (NTBalloonPopupMargins *) getLeftMargins |
Returns the margins of the left part of the popup.
| - (NTColor *) getRightColor |
Returns the background color of the right part of the popup.
| - (NTBitmap *) getRightImage |
Returns the image of the right part of the popup.
| - (NTBalloonPopupMargins *) getRightMargins |
Returns the margins of the right part of the popup.
| - (NTColor *) getStrokeColor |
Returns the color of the stroke surrounding the popup.
| - (int) getStrokeWidth |
Returns the width of the stroke surrounding the popup.
| - (NTColor *) getTitleColor |
Returns the color of the title.
| - (NSString *) getTitleField |
Returns the title field variable. If not empty, this variable is used to read actual text string from object meta info.
| - (NSString *) getTitleFontName |
Returns the name of the title font.
| - (int) getTitleFontSize |
Returns the size of the title font.
| - (NTBalloonPopupMargins *) getTitleMargins |
Returns the margins of the title.
| - (int) getTriangleHeight |
Returns the height of the triangle at the bottom of the popup.
| - (int) getTriangleWidth |
Returns the width of the triangle at the bottom of the popup.
| - (id) init |
Constructs a BalloonPopupStyleBuilder object with all parameters set to defaults.
Reimplemented from NTPopupStyleBuilder.
| - (BOOL) isDescriptionWrap |
Returns the state of the description wrap parameter.
| - (BOOL) isTitleWrap |
Returns the state of the title wrap parameter.
| - (void) setCornerRadius: | (int) | cornerRadius |
Sets the corner radius of the popup. Bigger values mean rounder corners, 0 creates
a rectangular popup. The default is 3.
| cornerRadius | The new corner radius in dp. |
| - (void) setDescriptionColor: | (NTColor*) | descColor |
Sets the color of the description. The default is 0xFF000000.
| descColor | The new color for the description. |
| - (void) setDescriptionField: | (NSString*) | field |
Sets the description field variable. If not empty, this variable is used to read actual text string from object meta info.
| field | The description field to use for displaying text from metainfo. |
| - (void) setDescriptionFontName: | (NSString*) | descFontName |
Sets the name of the description font. It must be one of the fonts bundled with the platform.
The default is HelveticaNeue-Light.
| descFontName | The new name for the description font. |
| - (void) setDescriptionFontSize: | (int) | descFontSize |
Sets the size of the description font. The default is 14.
| descFontSize | The new size for the description font in pts. |
| - (void) setDescriptionMargins: | (NTBalloonPopupMargins*) | descMargins |
Sets the margins for the description. The margins will determine how much
empty space should surround the description. The default is BalloonPopupMargins(8, 4, 8, 0).
| descMargins | The new margins for the description in dp. |
| - (void) setDescriptionWrap: | (BOOL) | descWrap |
Sets the state of the description wrap parameter. If set to true, long descriptions that are
wider than the sreen width will be wrapped to multiple lines, increasing the height of the popup.
If set to false, long descriptions are truncated with three dots.
| descWrap | The new state of the description wrap parameter. |
| - (void) setLeftColor: | (NTColor*) | leftColor |
Sets the background color of the left part of the popup. The size of the colored area
is determined by the left margins and the left image. The default is 0xFF00B483.
| leftColor | The new color for the left part of the popup. |
| - (void) setLeftImage: | (NTBitmap*) | leftImage |
Sets the image for the left part of the popup. If null is passed no image will be drawn.
The default is null.
| leftImage | The new image for the left part of the popup. |
| - (void) setLeftMargins: | (NTBalloonPopupMargins*) | leftMargins |
Sets the margins for the left part of the popup. The margins will determine how much
empty space should surround the left image. The default is BalloonPopupMargins(5, 0, 5, 0).
| leftMargins | The new margins for the left part of the popup in dp. |
| - (void) setRightColor: | (NTColor*) | rightColor |
Sets the background color of the right part of the popup. The size of the colored area
is determined by the right margins and the right image. The default is 0xFF00B483.
| rightColor | The new color for the right part of the popup. |
| - (void) setRightImage: | (NTBitmap*) | rightImage |
Sets the image for the right part of the popup. If null is passed no image will be drawn.
The default is null.
| rightImage | The new image for the right part of the popup. |
| - (void) setRightMargins: | (NTBalloonPopupMargins*) | rightMargins |
Sets the margins for the right part of the popup. The margins will determine how much
empty space should surround the right image. The default is BalloonPopupMargins(5, 0, 5, 0).
| rightMargins | The new margins for the right part of the popup in dp. |
| - (void) setStrokeColor: | (NTColor*) | strokeColor |
Sets the color of the stroke surrounding the popup. The default is 0xFF000000.
| strokeColor | The new color of the stroke surrounding the popup. |
| - (void) setStrokeWidth: | (int) | strokeWidth |
Sets the width of the stroke surrounding the popup. The default is 1.
| strokeWidth | The new width of the stroke surrounding the popup. |
| - (void) setTitleColor: | (NTColor*) | titleColor |
Sets the color of the title. The default is 0xFF000000.
| titleColor | The new color for the title. |
| - (void) setTitleField: | (NSString*) | field |
Sets the title field variable. If not empty, this variable is used to read actual text string from object meta info.
| field | The text field to use for displaying title from metainfo. |
| - (void) setTitleFontName: | (NSString*) | titleFontName |
Sets the name of the title font. It must be one of the fonts bundled with the platform.
The default is HelveticaNeue-Light.
| titleFontName | The new name for the title font. |
| - (void) setTitleFontSize: | (int) | titleFontSize |
Sets the size of the title font. The default is 16.
| titleFontSize | The new size for the title font in pts. |
| - (void) setTitleMargins: | (NTBalloonPopupMargins*) | titleMargins |
Sets the margins for the title. The margins will determine how much
empty space should surround the title. The default is BalloonPopupMargins(8, 4, 8, 0).
| titleMargins | The new margins for the title in dp. |
| - (void) setTitleWrap: | (BOOL) | titleWrap |
Sets the state of the title wrap parameter. If set to true, long titles that are
wider than the sreen width will be wrapped to multiple lines, increasing the height of the popup.
If set to false, long titles are truncated with three dots.
| titleWrap | The new state of the title wrap parameter. |
| - (void) setTriangleHeight: | (int) | triangleHeight |
Sets the height of the triangle at the bottom of the popup. The default is 10.
| triangleHeight | The new height of the triangle at the bottom of the popup. |
| - (void) setTriangleWidth: | (int) | triangleWidth |
Sets the width of the triangle at the bottom of the popup. The default is 20.
| triangleWidth | The new width of the triangle at the bottom of the popup. |
| + (NTBalloonPopupStyleBuilder *) swigCreatePolymorphicInstance: | (void*) | cPtr | |
| swigOwnCObject: | (BOOL) | cMemoryOwn | |
Creates a polymorphic instance of the given native object. This is used internally by the SDK.
| cPtr | The native pointer of the instance. |
| cMemoryOwn | The ownership flag. |
Reimplemented from NTPopupStyleBuilder.
| - (NSString *) swigGetClassName |
Returns the actual class name of this object. This is used internally by the SDK.
Reimplemented from NTPopupStyleBuilder.
| - (void *) swigGetDirectorObject |
Returns the pointer to the connected director object. This is used internally by the SDK.
Reimplemented from NTPopupStyleBuilder.


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Lazy lists are one of the most fundamental aspects of Functional Programming because they allow us to define and create infinite lists. In Coconut, there are two ways to define lazy lists. The first is to use "banana brackets" (| |)
and the second is to concatenate objects using the iterator chaining ::
operator. In Coconut, lazy lists are refferred as lazily evaluated iterator literals, similar to the ones seen in the more advanced iterator chaining and slicing sections. It means that the values of the list itself are not stored, but the iterables are. The expressions will not be evaluated until a particular element is needed.
Let's apply lazy lists to the Fibonacci Sequence. Recall that the Fibonacci sequence is a series in which each number is the sum of the two preceding numbers: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, etc. We're using the Fibonacci series because it is infinite in length. Since Lazy Lists are perfect for generating infinite lists, the Fibonacci series serves well as an example.


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The first European explorer to visit the area of present-day Memphis was Spanish conquistador Hernando de Soto in 1541 with his expedition into the New World. The high bluffs protecting the location from the waters of the Mississippi would then be contested between the Spanish, French, and the English as Memphis took shape. Modern Memphis was founded in 1819 by three prominent Americans: John Overton, James Winchester, and future president Andrew Jackson.[8] Memphis grew into one of the largest cities of the Antebellum South as a market for agricultural goods, natural resources like lumber, and the American slave trade. After the American Civil War and the end of slavery, the city experienced even faster growth into the 20th century as it became among the largest world markets for cotton[9] and lumber.
Memphis has a humid subtropical climate (Köppen Cfa), with four distinct seasons, and is located in USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 8a in downtown, cooling to 7b for much of the surrounding region.[50] Winter weather comes alternately from the upper Great Plains and the Gulf of Mexico, which can lead to drastic swings in temperature. Summer weather may come from Texas (very hot and humid) or the Gulf (hot and very humid). July has a daily average temperature of 82.7 °F (28.2 °C), with high levels of humidity due to moisture encroaching from the Gulf of Mexico. Afternoon and evening thunderstorms are frequent during summer, but usually brief, lasting no longer than an hour. Early autumn is pleasantly drier and mild, but can be hot until late October. Late autumn is rainy and cooler; precipitation peaks again in November and December. Winters are mild to chilly, with a January daily average temperature of 41.2 °F (5.1 °C). Snow occurs sporadically in winter, with an average seasonal snowfall of 3.9 inches (9.9 cm). Ice storms and freezing rain pose greater danger, as they can often pull tree limbs down on power lines and make driving hazardous. Severe thunderstorms can occur at any time of the year though mainly during the spring months. Large hail, strong winds, flooding and frequent lightning can accompany these storms. Some storms spawn tornadoes.
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The Calculation Objects Palette contains objects for building continuous type models and mixed discrete-event/continuous models. As the name suggests, a continuous model changes state continuously as time advances. JaamSim is able to model this type of behaviour very efficiently using outputs, Attributes, and Expressions.
The 'Create Entity Links' button can be used to make connections between Calculation objects in the same way as the Process Flow objects. Clicking on one Calculation object followed by another sets the second object's inputs for Controller, UnitType, and Input Value.
The following objects are provided in the Calculation Objects palette.
Calculation Objects Palette
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Object |
Description |
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WeightedSum |
Calculates the weighted sum of the input values. |
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Polynomial |
Evaluates a polynomial function of the input value. |
|
Integrator |
Integrates the input value over time. |
|
Differentiator |
Differentiates the input value over time. |
|
PIDController |
Proportional-Integral-Differential controller. |
|
Lag |
Calculates the LAG operation for the input value. |
|
MovingAverage |
Calculates a moving average of the input value over a specified range of time. |
|
SineWave |
Generates a sinusoidal wave. |
|
SquareWave |
Generates a square wave. |
|
UnitDelay |
Delays the input value by one Controller time step. |
Many calculation objects use the following inputs and outputs.
Calculation Object Inputs
|
Keyword |
Description |
|
Controller |
The Controller object that signals the updating of the calculation. |
|
SequenceNumber |
The sequence number used by the Controller to determine the order in which calculations are performed. A calculation with a lower value is executed before one with a higher value. |
|
UnitType |
The unit type for the input value(s) to the calculation. |
|
InputValue |
The input value for the present calculation. |
Calculation Object Outputs
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Output Name |
Description |
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Value |
The result of the calculation at the present time. |


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Software Development Manager
Standard Bank, CIB Payments Johannesburg, South Africa- Management of a software development team responsible for on-boarding of new corporate clients, project roll-outs, implementation of SWIFT standards, and maintenance of a highly stable production environment with approximately 90% reduction in incidents
08-201106-2013
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Standard Bank, CIB Payments Johannesburg, South Africa- Direct line management of Developers & Up-skill of new Developers on Meridian Systems & SWIFT Payments space
- Performance Monitoring & Optimization, Service Delivery Management, Customer support, and Application enhancements
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Standard Bank, CIB Payments Johannesburg, South Africa- Responsible for development, testing, support & maintenance of the Meridian SWIFT Payments Routing Engine
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Java Developer
UCS Johannesburg, South Africa- High pressure J2EE retail project for Ellerines, Involving the upgrade of 600 stores to meet regulatory requirements
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2017present
SWIFT Payments Gateway, Payments Channel Gateway, Core Banking Accounting Gateway, Payments Orchestration Layer
ABSA Bank, CTO Payments- ABSA applied the coffee cup mechanism of the gateways being the 3 pillars and the orchestration later being in the centre, serving the Pan-Africa Payments Integration space
- My highlight in this project has been forming and leading a talented multi-disciplinary team of Developers, Analysts and Testers, Project Managers and Architects in delivering the project and solution under budget and with more than a year of mandated project timelines to spare.
2015present
Meridian
ABSA Bank, CTO Payments- My highlight was supervising the team through Major Swift standards upgrades done between 2015 and 2018 along with big infrastructure upgrades to the system with minimal business impact
- Responsible for leading the stabilization of C2B(Corporate to bank) product for ABSA Bank with onboarding of 30 new and big corporate clients
- Successfully stabilized the Meridian production environment from 2015 till 2017
20082015
Meridian
Standard Bank, CIB Payments- I was responsible for stabilizing the Meridian production environment and improving the success rate of Meridian from 50% to 93% in 2012 and 97% in 2013.
- The annual SWIFT Standards project was delivered incident free in 2011 through to 2015, as well as Successful upgrade of the Meridian System in collaboration with the vendor
- Successful roll-out of multiple projects to 12 African countries & decommissioning of legacy systems like PMSG
Education
19982001
Bachelor of Arts (Honors in English)
Calcutta University Calcutta, India
19982001
Higher Diploma in Software Engineering
Aptech Kolkata, India
19982016
Certifications & Courses (selective list)
- Java Certifications - SCJP, SCWCD, SCBCD, SCMAD
- Foundation Leadership Program - Standard Bank Global Leadership Centre
- Time and Stress Management - Standard Bank Global Leadership Centre
- Finance for Non-Financial Managers – Henley Business School
- The Next Manager Program – Gordon Institute of Business Science


GIT is becoming very popular as SCM due to its simplicity and flexibity.
Often software developers encounter proxy issue when the server sit behind firewall.
There are three protocols git can use to clone a repository: http, git and ssh.
GIT clone example:
git clone http://git.denx.de/u-boot.git
git clone git://git.denx.de/u-boot.git
git clone<EMAIL_ADDRESS>In this post, I explain how to set up proxy for each protocol using proxy.esl.cisco.com as example.
HTTP
There are two approaches: env variable and git config
set http_proxy enviroment variable
or
git config
then it works as following:
git clone http://git.denx.de/u-boot.git
GIT
First install corkscrew using apt-get (since I’m running ubuntu)
sudo apt-get install corkscrew
Second, create a bash script named as “git-proxy”
Finally, it works as following:
git clone git://git.denx.de/u-boot.git
SSH
This is most complicated scenario. I use github.com as example.
Step#1 create an entry in ~/.ssh/config like below:
Step#2 Generate RSA key and add into github.com
Please take the steps from https://help.github.com/articles/generating-ssh-keys/
Add above key into your guthub.com account, after that, then we should see following:


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Gene set analysis
| Version: | 1.03 |
| Suggests: | impute |
| Published: | 2010-01-04 |
| Author: | Brad Efron and R. Tibshirani |
| Maintainer: | Rob Tibshirani <tibs at stat.stanford.edu> |
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The print-on-demand book is available on the Blurb platform and the digital publication is published through ISSUU and is also available for downloaded from the Internet Archive.


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Package org.drip.analytics.cashflow
Class ComposableUnitPeriod
- java.lang.Object
-
- org.drip.analytics.cashflow.ComposableUnitPeriod
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- Direct Known Subclasses:
ComposableUnitFixedPeriod
,ComposableUnitFloatingPeriod
public abstract class ComposableUnitPeriod extends java.lang.Object
ComposableUnitPeriod represents the Cash Flow Periods' Composable Unit Period Details. Currently it holds the Accrual Start Date, the Accrual End Date, the Fixed Coupon, the Basis Spread, the Coupon and the Accrual Day Counts, as well as the EOM Adjustment Flags.
- Module = Product Core Module
- Library = Fixed Income Analytics
- Project = Date, Cash Flow, and Cash Flow Period Measure Generation Utilities
- Package = Unit and Composite Cash Flow Periods
- Author:
- Lakshmi Krishnamurthy
-
-
Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static int
NODE_INSIDE_SEGMENT
Node is Inside the Periodstatic int
NODE_LEFT_OF_SEGMENT
Node is to the Left of the Periodstatic int
NODE_RIGHT_OF_SEGMENT
Node is to the Right of the Period
-
Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description int
accrualCompoundingRule()
Retrieve the Accrual Compounding Rulejava.lang.String
accrualDC()
Retrieve the Accrual Day Countdouble
accrualDCF(int iAccrualEnd)
Get the Period Accrual Day Count Fraction to an Accrual End Dateboolean
accrualEOMAdjustment()
Retrieve the Accrual EOM Adjustment Flagabstract double
baseRate(CurveSurfaceQuoteContainer csqc)
Get the Period Base Coupon Rateabstract double
basis()
Get the Period Coupon Basisjava.lang.String
calendar()
Retrieve the Calendarabstract java.lang.String
couponCurrency()
Get the Period Coupon Currencyjava.lang.String
couponDC()
Retrieve the Coupon Day Countboolean
couponDCFOffOfFreq()
Retrieve the Flag indicating whether Coupon DCF is computed off of the DCF Flagboolean
couponEOMAdjustment()
Retrieve the Coupon EOM Adjustment Flagint
dateLocation(int iDateNode)
Place the Date Node Location in Relation to the Segment Locationint
endDate()
Retrieve the Accrual End Dateint
freq()
Retrieve the Coupon Frequencydouble
fullCouponDCF()
Retrieve the Period Full Coupon DCFdouble
fullCouponRate(CurveSurfaceQuoteContainer csqc)
Get the Period Full Coupon Rateint
startDate()
Retrieve the Accrual Start Datejava.lang.String
tenor()
Convert the Coupon Frequency into a Tenor
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-
-
Field Detail
-
NODE_LEFT_OF_SEGMENT
public static final int NODE_LEFT_OF_SEGMENT
Node is to the Left of the Period- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
NODE_INSIDE_SEGMENT
public static final int NODE_INSIDE_SEGMENT
Node is Inside the Period- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
NODE_RIGHT_OF_SEGMENT
public static final int NODE_RIGHT_OF_SEGMENT
Node is to the Right of the Period- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
-
Method Detail
-
startDate
public int startDate()
Retrieve the Accrual Start Date- Returns:
- The Accrual Start Date
-
endDate
public int endDate()
Retrieve the Accrual End Date- Returns:
- The Accrual End Date
-
freq
public int freq()
Retrieve the Coupon Frequency- Returns:
- The Coupon Frequency
-
couponDC
public java.lang.String couponDC()
Retrieve the Coupon Day Count- Returns:
- The Coupon Day Count
-
couponEOMAdjustment
public boolean couponEOMAdjustment()
Retrieve the Coupon EOM Adjustment Flag- Returns:
- The Coupon EOM Adjustment Flag
-
accrualDC
public java.lang.String accrualDC()
Retrieve the Accrual Day Count- Returns:
- The Accrual Day Count
-
accrualEOMAdjustment
public boolean accrualEOMAdjustment()
Retrieve the Accrual EOM Adjustment Flag- Returns:
- The Accrual EOM Adjustment Flag
-
couponDCFOffOfFreq
public boolean couponDCFOffOfFreq()
Retrieve the Flag indicating whether Coupon DCF is computed off of the DCF Flag- Returns:
- true - The Flag indicating whether Coupon DCF is computed off of the DCF Flag
-
calendar
public java.lang.String calendar()
Retrieve the Calendar- Returns:
- The Calendar
-
accrualCompoundingRule
public int accrualCompoundingRule()
Retrieve the Accrual Compounding Rule- Returns:
- The Accrual Compounding Rule
-
fullCouponDCF
public double fullCouponDCF()
Retrieve the Period Full Coupon DCF- Returns:
- The Period Full Coupon DCF
-
tenor
public java.lang.String tenor()
Convert the Coupon Frequency into a Tenor- Returns:
- The Coupon Frequency converted into a Tenor
-
dateLocation
public int dateLocation(int iDateNode)
Place the Date Node Location in Relation to the Segment Location- Parameters:
iDateNode
- The Node Ordinate- Returns:
- One of NODE_LEFT_OF_SEGMENT, NODE_RIGHT_OF_SEGMENT, or NODE_INSIDE_SEGMENT
-
accrualDCF
public double accrualDCF(int iAccrualEnd) throws java.lang.Exception
Get the Period Accrual Day Count Fraction to an Accrual End Date- Parameters:
iAccrualEnd
- Accrual End Date- Returns:
- The Accrual DCF
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if Inputs are Invalid, or if the Date does not lie within the Period
-
fullCouponRate
public double fullCouponRate(CurveSurfaceQuoteContainer csqc) throws java.lang.Exception
Get the Period Full Coupon Rate- Parameters:
csqc
- The Market Curve and Surface- Returns:
- The Period Full Coupon Rate
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Full Coupon Rate cannot be calculated
-
baseRate
public abstract double baseRate(CurveSurfaceQuoteContainer csqc) throws java.lang.Exception
Get the Period Base Coupon Rate- Parameters:
csqc
- The Market Curve and Surface- Returns:
- The Period Base Coupon Rate
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the base Coupon Rate cannot be calculated
-
basis
public abstract double basis()
Get the Period Coupon Basis- Returns:
- The Period Coupon Basis
-
couponCurrency
public abstract java.lang.String couponCurrency()
Get the Period Coupon Currency- Returns:
- The Period Coupon Currency
-
-


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InstancesDiff.InstanceCollection |
InstancesDiff.added()
Returns the
InstanceCollection collection containing the InstanceDescription instances that are
contained in the new collection but not in the old collection. |
InstancesDiff.InstanceCollection |
InstancesDiff.all(boolean retainFromNewCollection)
Returns the
InstanceSet set containing the InstanceDescription instances that are
contained in either the old or the new collection. |
InstancesDiff.InstanceCollection |
InstancesDiff.InstanceCollection.filterWith(InstanceFilter filter)
Filter the instances with a custom
InstanceFilter filter. |
InstancesDiff.InstanceCollection |
InstancesDiff.InstanceCollection.isInClusterView(ClusterView clusterView)
Keep only the instances that are contained in the same
ClusterView cluster view
as the one provided. |
InstancesDiff.InstanceCollection |
InstancesDiff.InstanceCollection.isLeader()
Keep only the leader instances (see
InstanceDescription.isLeader() . |
InstancesDiff.InstanceCollection |
InstancesDiff.InstanceCollection.isLocal()
Keep only the local instance (see
InstanceDescription.isLocal() . |
InstancesDiff.InstanceCollection |
InstancesDiff.InstanceCollection.isNotInClusterView(ClusterView clusterView)
Filter out the instances that are contained in the same
ClusterView cluster view
as the one provided. |
InstancesDiff.InstanceCollection |
InstancesDiff.InstanceCollection.isNotLeader()
Filter out the leader instances (see
InstanceDescription.isLeader() . |
InstancesDiff.InstanceCollection |
InstancesDiff.InstanceCollection.isNotLocal()
Filter out the local instances (see
InstanceDescription.isLocal() . |
InstancesDiff.InstanceCollection |
InstancesDiff.removed()
Returns the
InstanceCollection collection containing the InstanceDescription instances that are
contained in the old collection but not in the new collection. |
InstancesDiff.InstanceCollection |
InstancesDiff.retained(boolean retainFromNewCollection)
Returns the
InstanceSet collection containing the InstanceDescription instances that are
contained in both the old collection and the new collection. |
InstancesDiff.InstanceCollection |
InstancesDiff.retained(boolean retainFromNewCollection,
boolean propertyChanged)
Returns the
InstanceCollection collection containing the InstanceDescription instances that are
contained in both the old and the new collections. |
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DictSession
Holds information about the current session. The only information that is likely to be useful to applications is the 'user' attribute, which applications can use as they please.
the session ID (generated by SessionManager and used as the value of the session cookie)
an object to identify the human being on the other end of the line. It's up to you whether to store just a string in 'user', or some more complex data structure or object.
IP address of user owning this session (only set when the session is created)
_creation_time : float
two ways of keeping track of the "age" of the session. Note that '__access_time' is maintained by the SessionManager that owns this session, using _set_access_time().
Feel free to access 'id' and 'user' directly, but do not modify 'id'. The preferred way to set 'user' is with the set_user() method (which you might want to override for type-checking).
Note: this class may be split into a SimpleSession superclass and a Session subclass in the future.
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__init__ -- called only by SessionManager.SessionManager . | |
__repr__(self)
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__str__(self)
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dump(self,
file,
header,
deep)
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Return the number of seconds since session was last accessed. | |
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Return the IP address (dotted-quad string) that made the initial request in this session. | |
get_user(self)
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() -> boolean | |
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user)
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__init__(self,
id)
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get_access_age(self, _now=None)Return the number of seconds since session was last accessed. |
get_access_time(self)Return the time that this session was last accessed (seconds since epoch). |
get_creation_age(self, _now=None)Return the number of seconds since session was created. |
get_creation_time(self)Return the time that this session was created (seconds since epoch). |
get_remote_address(self)Return the IP address (dotted-quad string) that made the initial request in this session. |
has_info(self)() -> boolean Return true if this session contains any information that must be saved. |
start_request(self)Called near the beginning of each request: after the HTTPRequest object has been built, but before we traverse the URL or call the callable object found by URL traversal. |
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all you have to do is to include either [skip ci]
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its name, you can fetch
through git
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This “branch” (ref) is also removed / made unaccessible after you close the pull request.
Other services like Bitbucket doesn’t even create this virtual branch / ref, the pull request is just
a virtual data but can’t be accessed through git
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Black Meteors forward Kwabena Owusu will miss Cordoba CF's segunda B games against UCAM Murcia and Merida AD.
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Owusu netted a brace against Mali to keep Ghana in the competition, which leaves the Black Meteors fight for a ticket to Tokyo 2020.
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1 31.01.2014 Sl. No.8 ad/sd W.P 36055(W) of 2013 Mojammel Sekh & Ors. Vs. The State of West Bengal & Ors. Md. Abdul Alim, Mr. Imran Hossain ......... For the petitioners Mr. Sadananda Ganguly, Mr. Debapratim Banerjee .........For the State The prayer has been made in the writ petition that the respondents particularly the respondent nos.6 & 7 to take
appropriate steps to stop the brick field, namely, M/s. Nasib Brick Field run by the private respondents and to give effect or further effect of the order of the Pollution Control Board forthwith and private respondent be restrained from running brick field in illegal manner.
It is submitted by the learned counsel for the State that in view of the order of the Governor of West Bengal as communicated by the Land & Land Reforms Department, West Bengal vide memo no.2739(18)-L.Ref, dt. 29.09.2000 and its corrigendum vide no. 935(18)-MM/LR/ALL/M&M-13/99 dt. 2nd/22nd February, 2001, no brick field on agricultural land can be regularised if the same has come into operation after 01.09.2000. It has also been submitted that without the consent of the West Bengal Pollution Control Board as per the provisions contained in Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, no brick field unit can be established. It must have 2 proper pollution control system. It has also been submitted that the Department of Environment, Government of West Bengal issued a Notification vide no.EN/202/3C-01/2013, dt. 21st January, 2013/18th February, 2013 and by which the Governor is pleased to constitute the Screening and Scrutiny Committee at the District Level for each District in West Bengal consisting of the District Land & Land Reforms Officer of the concerned District and the Regional Officer of the West Bengal Pollution Control Board of the concerned District. Block Land & Land Reforms Officer has issued a notice as it was evident that in operating the brick field Consent to Establish, Consent to Operate and all environmental matters from the West Bengal Pollution Control Board is required and it was being done on the agricultural land which was also not permissible.
In view of the aforesaid, we direct the operation of the brick field be stopped till consent to operate is obtained and permission is taken to convert the agricultural land in accordance with the Government Notification.
The writ petition is disposed of with the aforesaid direction.
The documents and instructions filed by the Government advocate are placed on record.
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A certain number theorist has recently disappeared. His safe may contain papers that would lead police to his whereabouts. The trouble is that his safe will self-destruct if it is forced open. So we must infer the combination.
He has left a few hints. They involve pairs of numbers. Each pair, p and q, has a product (p × q), a greatest common divisor [gcd(p,q)], and a least common multiple [lcm(p,q)].
Consider, for example, p = 10 and q = 25. The greatest common divisor gcd(p,q) = 5, because both 10 and 25 are divisible by 5, but not by any number greater than 5. (“Divisible by” always implies a zero remainder.) The least common multiple lcm(p,q) = 50, because 50 is divisible by 10 and by 25, but no positive number less than 50 is divisible by both 10 and 25. So the greatest common divisor has all prime factors in common to p and q, in this case 5 alone. The least common multiple has the prime factors contained by either, in this case 2, 5, and 5.
The number theorist has left hints obeying the following rules:
These hints concern pairs of positive whole numbers p and q. For every pair, p ≤ q.
Each of p and q has two digits (i.e., between 10 and 99 inclusive).
Suppose I tell you that q = 18, p is unknown, but gcd(p,q) = 6 and lcm(p,q) = 36. What is p?
The factors of 36 are 2, 2, 3, and 3. The factors of 18 are 2, 3, and 3. The factors of 6 are 2, 3. So, we know that p has at least 2 and 3, because gcd(p,q) = 6 so 6 must divide p. Further, since lcm(p,q) = 36, either p or q has to have two 2s. Because q doesn’t, p must, so p has factors 2, 2, and 3. Therefore p = 12.
Here are the first three hints, given stipulations (i) and (ii) above.
For the first p, q pair, lcm(p,q) = 60, p × q = 240. What are p and q?
The product of p and q is 140. gcd(p,q) = 2. What are p and q?
There is a pair p and q whose lcm(p,q) = 35. What are p and q?
The number theorist left another hint that the police have just decrypted: “If you’ve gotten this far, then you are doing well. Here now is one last hint.”
The sequence of numbers that opens the safe is a sequence of five numbers from the hints. The sequence enjoys the following property: The greatest common divisors between neighbors of the sequence strictly increase as one proceeds from left to right in the sequence, but all greatest common divisors are single digits. What is the sequence that opens the safe?


Uncle Jack
问题描述 :
Dear Uncle Jack is willing to give away some of his collectable CDs to his nephews. Among the titles you can find very rare albums of Hard Rock, Classical Music, Reggae and much more; each title is considered to be unique. Last week he was listening to one of his favorite songs, Nobody’s fool, and realized that it would be prudent to be aware of the many ways he can give away the CDs among some of his nephews.
So far he has not made up his mind about the total amount of CDs and the number of nephews. Indeed, a given nephew may receive no CDs at all.
Please help dear Uncle Jack, given the total number of CDs and the number of nephews, to calculate the number of different ways to distribute the CDs among the nephews.
输入:
The input consists of several test cases. Each test case is given in a single line of the input by, space separated, integers N (1 ≤ N ≤ 10) and D (0 ≤ D ≤ 25), corresponding to the number of nephews and the number of CDs respectively. The end of the test cases is indicated with N = D = 0.
输出:
The output consists of several lines, one per test case, following the order given by the input. Each line has the number of all possible ways to distribute D CDs among N nephews.
样例输入:
1 20 3 10 0 0
样例输出:
1 59049
解题代码:
import java.io.BufferedInputStream; import java.math.BigDecimal; import java.util.Scanner; public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner scan = new Scanner(new BufferedInputStream(System.in)); while (scan.hasNext()) { BigDecimal n = scan.nextBigDecimal(); int d = scan.nextInt(); if (d == 0 && n.equals(BigDecimal.ZERO)) { break; } System.out.println(n.pow(d)); } } }
很全很强大！
上面的评论很起劲，为什么我看不懂啊
还真是，i7的cpu跑了3秒
第63行是不是漏了 return 1 + dis_right; ?
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map[nodes .index][nodes .index] == 0 就是判断不相邻的。这个是可以证明的。
递归实现的代码部分
14句和18句的 wt[n - 1]是不是应该改为 wt[ n ] ?
可以用公式。主要为了说明动态规划，如果要打表的话，这种方法也是较简单和高效的
还是有些难度的！
妈呀！这个Dijkstra模板好长OwQ！


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This website was forked from The Allan Lab GitHub website. You can copy and modify it for your own research group. I customized few features and for sure I committed a lot of mistakes, so you better start off directly from the Allan Lab version or go check out the minimal-mistake template the website is based on. It is powered by Jekyll and uses some Bootstrap and Bootswatch. Allan tried to make it simple yet adaptable, so that it is easy for you to re-use it for your purpose.
As stated by the Allan Lab, you can use this template as you please. You don’t have to link to us or the Allan lab (but of course its appreciated). We also welcome it if you send an email with a link to your website, perhaps we’ll publish a list here at some point.
Comments welcome.
Code released under the MIT License.


Extremely fast HTTP Archive (HAR) validator using JSON Schema.
# to use in cli
npm install --global har-validator
# to use as a module
npm install --save har-validator
Usage: har-validator [options] <files ...>
Options:
-h, --help output usage information
-V, --version output the version number
-s, --schema [name] validate schema name (log, request, response, etc ...)
har-validator har.json
har-validator --schema request request.json
Note: as of v2.0.0
this module defaults to Promise based API. For backward comptability with v1.x
an async/callback API is provided
Returns a promise that resolves to the valid object.
Object
(Required)
a full HAR objectvalidate(data)
.then(data => console.log('horray!'))
.catch(console.error)
Returns a promise that resolves to the valid object.
Object
(Required)
a log objectvalidate.log(data)
.then(data => console.log('horray!'))
.catch(console.error)
Returns a promise that resolves to the valid object.
Object
(Required)
a cache objectvalidate.cache(data)
.then(data => console.log('horray!'))
.catch(console.error)
Returns a promise that resolves to the valid object.
Object
(Required)
a "beforeRequest" or "afterRequest" objectsvalidate.cacheEntry(data)
.then(data => console.log('horray!'))
.catch(console.error)
Returns a promise that resolves to the valid object.
Object
(Required)
a content objectvalidate.content(data)
.then(data => console.log('horray!'))
.catch(console.error)
Returns a promise that resolves to the valid object.
Object
(Required)
a cookie objectvalidate.cookie(data)
.then(data => console.log('horray!'))
.catch(console.error)
Returns a promise that resolves to the valid object.
Object
(Required)
a creator objectvalidate.creator(data)
.then(data => console.log('horray!'))
.catch(console.error)
Returns a promise that resolves to the valid object.
Object
(Required)
an entry objectvalidate.entry(data)
.then(data => console.log('horray!'))
.catch(console.error)
alias of Validate(data)
Returns a promise that resolves to the valid object.
Object
(Required)
a page objectvalidate.page(data)
.then(data => console.log('horray!'))
.catch(console.error)
Returns a promise that resolves to the valid object.
Object
(Required)
a pageTimings objectvalidate.pageTimings(data)
.then(data => console.log('horray!'))
.catch(console.error)
Returns a promise that resolves to the valid object.
Object
(Required)
a postData objectvalidate.postData(data)
.then(data => console.log('horray!'))
.catch(console.error)
Returns a promise that resolves to the valid object.
Object
(Required)
a record objectvalidate.record(data)
.then(data => console.log('horray!'))
.catch(console.error)
Returns a promise that resolves to the valid object.
Object
(Required)
a request objectvalidate.request(data)
.then(data => console.log('horray!'))
.catch(console.error)
Returns a promise that resolves to the valid object.
Object
(Required)
a response objectvalidate.cacheEntry(data)
.then(data => console.log('horray!'))
.catch(console.error)
Returns a promise that resolves to the valid object.
Object
(Required)
a timings objectvalidate.timings(data)
.then(data => console.log('horray!'))
.catch(console.error)
Returns
true
orfalse
.
var HAR = require('./har.json');
var validate = require('har-validator/lib/async');
validate(HAR, function (e, valid) {
if (e) console.log(e.errors)
if (valid) console.log('horray!');
});
The async API provides exactly the same methods as the Promise API
Donations are welcome to help support the continuous development of this project.


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Car Service
Enter some information, that will be check using
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Driver
Name:
Email:
Age:
Driver License
Car
Manufacturer:
License Plate:
#Seats:
Manual check
Automatic check


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