Elizabeth May resigns as Green party leader
Deputy party leader Jo-Ann Roberts steps into top role
by The Canadian PressElizabeth May says she is no longer the leader of the federal Green party.
May told a news conference Monday on Parliament Hill that she’s stepping down as leader effective immediately, and appointing deputy leader Jo-Ann Roberts as her successor.
May, 65, says she promised her daughter three years ago that the 2019 election would be her last as the party leader — though not necessarily her last as an MP.
Roberts is a former New Brunswick CBC journalist who ran unsuccessfully for the Greens in Halifax in the recent federal election.
The fact that neither of the other two Green MPs elected last month — Jenica Atwin in Fredericton and Vancouver Island’s Paul Manly — were tapped for the interim job, ensuring they are eligible to seek the permanent job at a leadership convention in October 2020.
READ MORE: Greens’ Elizabeth May coy about leadership plans
Both were elected as Green MPs alongside May last month. Atwin is the first from outside of B.C. to be elected under the Green banner.
May has led the Greens since 2006, becoming the first Green MP elected to the House of Commons in 2011.
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1) Provide some Question and answers
2) Provide a place to write new questions and answers.
If you find a interesting question and
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JG10r_Dutertre
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In next Q&A there are some numbers about damage and %.
This values can change in future, a little more or a little less.
Q: What is the quantity of troops in each sector with 100% supply from the town?
R:
A suplied field campament: jeeps, AAA, fuel, + 4 tanks.
A NOT-suplied field campament: jeeps, AAA, fuel
Q: What time is necessary to renew the troops after attack, if they are inside supply radius of the town?
R:
No time neccesary. if there is suply, all missions will have a campament with 4 tanks
Q: When supply radius is growing how quick the troops appear in the empty sector?
R:
Automaticaly. If radius "touch" center of sector, troops with tanks will be there.
The center of the sector has to be inside circle to be considered inside suply sector.
Q: How the quantity of troops
is changing in time without support from the town? In figures please.
(for example – in five days they lost 50%, in 10 days disappear)
R:
As said, troops are present or not. There is not intermedia values.
Q: When the supply has been
removed from the sector, will 4 defending tanks be there during 30
missions, or they’ll disappear in the next mission?
R:
No, when suply has been removed, the 4 tanks are no longer there, they go back.
The troops (soldiers, cars and AAA) will stay for one day (30 missions)
and it can happen 2 things after virtual day end: If sector is on army
domain, troops (no tanks) stay more time and sector remain to army
still is attacked. OR if sector is on enemy domain the will go back and
sector change sides inmediatly. What decides the domain is the
geographic position of sector towards cityes distance.
Q: When attacking the field
how the percent of damage calculated? In figures, please too. What is
the maximum damage in % for one attack?
R:
Porcentage of damage is: (Objects destroyed / Objects aviable) * MAX_DAMAGE.
Actualy MAX_damage is 20%
So if you destroy all objects you damage 20%
Amount of aviable objects is reduced when fields are very damaged.
So, when field is very damaged, is very easy to get 20%, just destroy the few objects present.
This is done in this way to make harder to destroy a good shape field, but easy to keep
non-operative an attaked one. Damage level is not linear.
Q: When attacking the town how
the percent of damage calculated? In figures, please. What is the
maximum damage in % for one attack?
R:
In same way as fields. But MAX_DAMAGE for city is set to 30%
Q: Is it more difficult to
capture the town when it suffers more damage, or there is no difference
when damage level is between 51% and 99%? If there is, please, describe
in figures.
R:
To capture a town you have to do a tactical atack to the sector where the city is placed.
This is: Go with your tanks to the sector, and manage to keep alive your tanks. If you do that,
you win control over secor = you win control over town.
The only difference on town damage is this: with 51 ~ 90 % damage, is almost sure the enemy
will have the field champ with 4 tanks defending. So is harder to take control: bombers and 4
champ tanks will attack your tanks. On damages bigger than 90%, is almost sure the sector will
be unsuplyied, only a field champ with some AAA, not a risk for your tanks invading. So you
have only to intercep the bombers.
Q: Is it more difficult to
capture the bigger town than the smaller one, with equal damage level?
If yes, what is exact difference? Once more in figures.
R:
No difference.
Q: When I’m attacking the sector – what is the quantity of the units in attacking group and what are they?
R:
Your attacking group is 9 moving tanks.
The enemy can or canot have 4 static tanks on the champ.
Q: If I have captured the sector, that is not in the supply radius, what quantity of the troops will stay in this sector?
R:
When you win a sector, out of your range, your sector will have a TTL (time to live) of 30 missions = 1 virtualday.
You have to do several attacks, to the point you can capture a city.
The idea is this:
1) Attack enemy city to reduce it suply.
2) attack sectors to aproach city.
3) caprutre city
4) suply city to get less than 50% damage, so you make city safe and you suply your recent captured sectors
Q: With lost of each plane what is damage level the field suffers?
R:
Each plane = 0,25% lost from takeoff landing.
Q: With lost of each pilot what is damage level the field suffers?
R:
Each pilot = 0,50% lost from takeoff landing. (AI pilots and tripulation counts too)
Q: Will the airfield suffer damage when the pilot has made emerg landing somewhere outside airport?
R:
Yes, plane lost, 0.25% damage.
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Q: Is true that sectors, without color band at down automatically go under checking the nearest city and change the colour?
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Yes its true. The color ban shows the TTL (time to live).
Time to live is set to 30 missions (1 virtual day) on all suplyed
sectors or when you just capture a sector outside suply. After that, if
sector is outside suply will start to decrease by one on every
reportted mission. TTL will increase to 30 when suply reach him. If TTL
reach 0, sector will change to the army controling the close city. When
sector change sides, TTL will remain in 0 if do not have suply from new
owner or 30 if it has suply from new owner.
Q: Supply coveradge of the sector - Can you describe - how the sector must be covered by "radius" to be supplied?
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Q:
How many sectors (the maximum quantity), incl. town, can be taken in
account as "isolated", in order to capture the town regardless it’s
damage level?
R:
Isolation warks always same: Isolated sector is the one that does not
has a friendly sector on one of its 8 neighboords sectors. When you
capture a sector by isolation you are the new owner or towns and
airfield on that sector, just like a normal capture.
Q: Is it possible to “isolate” two ore three towns at a time, in order to capture them regardless their damage level?
R:
No, because each town is considered inside a single sector. You can
only isolate one sector, and because that ony one town can be captured
by isolation.
Q: Will the town be taken in account as isolated, when one (or more) of his sectors is connected to the border of the map?
R:
Sectors outside map are not friendly or enemy: they do not exist.
So, a sector in a border has only 5 neighbours and a sector in a corner
has only 3 neighbours. Capturing this sectors will render into a
isloated sector and will be captured.
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Q: In a mission request we select He111 to do a supply, but as there are not humans, we select IA. Why we get Ju52?
R:AI Suply: In case you select
AI Suply, planes will be: JU-52 for LW and Li-2 for VVS, no matter what
you select on planning options. _________________
Oberleutenat del Stukageschwader111
www.stg111.tk
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Pilot Rescues: How does it work?
Firts of all, a pilot to be possible to be rescued needs to be captured first.
Once the pilot is captured (that means, that the message "Pilot X is
captured by opposed forces", must appear), you can find the place where
he is, and land carefuly as close as possible to him.  The rescue will be complete once you land in a friendly base.
If you want to rescue another pilot, after reaching the base, take
off again, fly and search for the next pilot, land close to him and
then RTB. Rescued pilots will not lost their alive condition, will not
lost points or medals (when points/ medal implemented).
- What if i get KIA/bailde/shotdown when RTB?
Since you dont get safe to a base, the rescue process is not complete, and rescued pilot will keep the MIA status.
-Can 2 pilots be rescued at a same time (loading 2 pilots on plane)?
No, only 1 pilot at a time, no matter what plane are you flying.
-If 2 pilots are captured very close, wich one of them will be rescued first?
You cant know exactly. The parser process pilots based on command
order (Leader, wingman2, wingman 2, etc..) So, the one is rescued is
the one first processed, and in general, will be the leader, or the one
with more rank. But if pilots are from different wings (for ex: a
bomber and a fighter) is not possible to know wich one of them will be
rescued.
All the rescue process inside parser is some complex, and it is in
this way because we didnt know about taking off planes. From FB AEP
2.01 we have takeoff events, so, i will try to improve the rescue, so:
Bombers can load more than one pilot and then RTB and things like that
Im afraid this improvement will take some time, because we have more
important things in the todo list. But, right now, the rescues are
working nicely. Just, try to not abuse host TIME.
Is importatnt that landing is done AFTER pilot is captured:
Sometimes a pilot dich on enemy territory, it waits for rescue plane to land, and then bails. This will not
work, because you get the captured status once bailed, and after that,
nobody is landing to rescue the captured pilot, because the plane was
already landed... too complex?
| LLv26_Pihi wrote: | | Is it possible to rescue pilot, if he/she has already left game?(if captured after bail out or crash/emlanded enemy territory) |
Yes, if pilot is captured, you can rescue him/she after he/she left game.
| =FPS=cleric wrote: | | When the pilot can exit from the game? |
After landed
After a Pilot killed
After bailed
If you are captured and you leave game, still is possible you get
rescued, if a team mate manage to find the place where you was
captured. Maybe can locate your damaged plane.
If you have more questions, please post here. TNX. |
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Q:In
a mission killed some tanks but if you check the report in the "tactic
attack" section, it only mentions some of these kills. In all other
records it says more tanks tanks as it was the truth.
R:
There is a time limit to destroy tanks. The tanks has to
bedestroyed before 40 minutes from mission start to count towards
mission result. If you destroy tanks aftre 40 minutes, You get credits
of kill, but the kill do not counts towards mission result.
By this time (40 minutes) the ground battle is assumed as over.
Q: When im trying to suply a city or attack a enemy place I make request but the generator fails with: a "ERROR: Can't shedule Bombers flight. " But im sure we have one (or more) airfields.
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Error: Can't shedule Bombers flight for XXX side.
This can happen because XXX army has run out of airfield, or the only
aviable airfiels are too close to the target. XXX has to make a
different request, where the place to attack (or suply) is more than
30km away.
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XXX can be VVS or LW.
R: This can happen if the
remaining operative airfields are to close to the targets. Target
(enemy place or city to suply) needs to be more than 30 km ayaw from a
operative airfield. Generator will do all possible to find airfields
between a rasonable range. If it fails to do that it will look for any
other airfield with at least 30km distance to target. In case you are
getting this error because running out of airfields you have to select
a diferent place to attack or suply. Just select targets more than 30km
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Q:
What about the fact that I got emergency landed status while having
landed normally on our airfield ? Not very important , but you never
know.

As you can see, it is very hard to know when the plane is really damaged or not.
To deal with this bellum parser detects the last landing place:
Il last landing is is
inside 2km radious from base is counted as "safe landing on base", no
matters if it is a normal land or a emergency one. If you are in base
plane never is count as lost,
no matter how much damage recived (is impossible to know for parser),
you are on base and is soupossed plane can fixed. The only differences
possible here is that in report you can get "landed (emerg)", and that
is true, but plane is not lost and your stats count as landing. You
(optionally) can bail after landing on base, and bail will not be showed on reports. And safe landing on base will make you never get shoot down by enemy.
If your last land is not in base, that will be an emergency land outside base. you have to bail always
(or you get MIA). Plane will be counted as destroyed allways because is
far from base. Pilot can be or not captured depending on wich place you
emergency landed.
There are few exeptions: if you land safe on base and after that
you get killed, you are killed. Can be because accident on taxi, you
get strafed, a friend plane colision with you, etc...
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A gift giving occasion has arisen. A birthday, the annual Tropenalia festival, that winter holiday that may or may not be Christmas. Or maybe somebody just feels generous because things are going well and they love their friends.
When the gift is given it is one of the following:
- Something the giver likes and would love to have themselves, but the recipient will not really appreciate.
- In particularly malicious cases, it may be that the gift-giver effectively bought the present for themselves and expects the recipient to "share."
- Something that is probably practical and useful, but likely insulting to the recipient.
- The practical gift could also be a subtle dig if the giver is a bit of a Jerkass.
- The practical gift could also be a cry for help from one partner or team member to another.
- Something the giver attaches great sentimental value to, but is just about worthless to anyone else.
This trope is mainly used to illustrate clueless or thoughtless gift-giving, especially in the case of one who gives the gift that is more a gift to themselves than a gift to the recipient. Problematic elements of this trope include sexism which affects men and women both:
- The idea that men have no idea what to get for the women in their lives even when they love them dearly, so get them gifts they know deep down aren't what the woman really wants.
- The idea that women only want shiny, expensive things, and resent being given "practical" gifts because they reinforce "a woman's place is in the kitchen/home"
Compare with Convenience Store Gift Shopping, where the giver barely cares at all, and "Gift of the Magi" Plot where the giver cares a great deal. See also the Homemade Sweater from Hell, a gift almost guaranteed to cause a gaffe.
Sister Trope to Unwanted Gift Plot, wherein the giver is sincerely and with care aforethought trying to get a nice gift they believe the recipient will love, but they're unfortunately very mistaken; and with My New Gift Is Lame which is also a sincere gift given that the recipient does not love.
Examples:
- The Marvel Comics version of Hercules often bestows "the Gift" of personal combat with him (a great honor among the Greeks) to people who are less than thrilled with the present.
- A rather unusual example comes from W.I.T.C.H.; no matter what the other Guardians plan to gift Hay Lin for her birthday, somehow she manages to buy it for herself shortly before her birthday, resulting in this.
- On one occasion they had found a gift they knew she didn't have, namely the tickets for a concert the day of her birthday, and called the ticket office to buy the last five only for someone to buy them in person. So they resort to other gifts, wondering how many gaffes they will have that year... And discover that for once Hay Lin didn't already have their gifts, but was instead the one who bought the tickets.
- In Superman: Secret Identity, everyone in Clark Kent's family shares the same sense of humour as the parents who named him Clark Kent, and every birthday and Christmas he gets a ton of Superman merch that he doesn't want, and doesn't even find funny. He mellows a bit on this as he grows up, and has grown to accept it by the time his daughters start doing it.
- Tangled: The Series: In the story Guardians day from the issue Hair it is, Cassandra is shown to be this (see above).
- Played with by the company Husqvarna. They make macho, manly, outdoor power tools like chainsaws and riding mowers; but they also make feminine, ladylike devices like sewing machines and kitchen appliances. A series of holiday ads has the wife getting her husband the sewing machine, and the husband getting the wife the chainsaw as a gift.
- Sears 2011 after Christmas sale had a guy calling a woman and saying that he heard her husband got her a snowblower. She replies with a game attempt at sincerity that "it's cute." He tells her she can get what she really wanted at the sale. Then the caller tells the woman to get her husband on the phone because he heard she got him a vacuum.
- In 2015, Atlanta jewelry chain Shane Co. did a series of fake "radio call in interviews":
- Christmas had husbands and boyfriends proudly announcing they bought their wives/girlfriends washers or printers, then going Oh, Crap! when Shane advised their SO was listening on the other line. Cue irritated women retorting, "A washer? A practical gift?" or "I don't want a new printer. 'You' want a new printer," or lamenting that Shane should help the feckless man get them what they really want.
- They stepped up the gaffe for Valentine's day. The boyfriend in this case was all excited about the hockey tickets he got his girlfriend. Because the team was going all the way! And the seats were center ice! And he just kept trying to defend a gift that the girlfriend was obviously not at all enthused about, and was clearly more for him.
- One TV commercial had a husband and wife attending a basketball game, and the husband had arranged for the stadium staff to announce the gift on the big screens. He hypes her up for the reveal, and the gift is—liposuction! Insulted, the woman walks out of the game completely, leaving the man by himself and confused.
- Canadian McDonald's commercials for the McDouble featured people being delighted by the delicious McDonald's meal that their friend or significant other had so graciously given to them, while the giver basks in their praise. The recipient then notices a conveniently-placed ad advertising the McDouble as the latest value menu item, only $1.39 or whatever, at which point they suddenly become angry at the giver.
- Bumblebee: Charlie has asked for a car for her 18th birthday. She gets the gaffe from both barrels.
- Her mom nixes the idea due to money shortage (though she can pay for her younger child's karate). Charlie is a gearhead tomboy. Her mother instead gives her a girly, flowered helmet to wear on her moped.
- Charlie's new stepfather does one worse. He gives Charlie, who is not done grieving her biological father's death, a self help book telling her to smile more.
- Iron Man: A running gag in the films is that Tony Stark is terrible at buying gifts for Pepper.
- In Iron Man, he outright forgot her birthday and she bought herself an expensive dress on his dime.
- In Iron Man 2, he buys her strawberries has an apology present, forgetting that she's deathly allergic to them.
- In Iron Man 3, he buys her an enormous stuffed bunny for Christmas that barely fits in the house and that she does not like.
- In Avengers: Endgame, Tony is building the Rescue Suit as an anniversary present (an odd choice since Pepper's a Wet Blanket Wife that disapproves of Tony being Iron Man). Tony lampshades this trope as Pepper "never wears what I buy her anyway", though in a subversion Pepper does end up donning the suit in the climax of the movie.
- In "Many Happy Returns", a short story by Kathryn Cave, a girl's brother gives her a football as one of those 'really for myself' presents. Then she meets another girl with the same birthday, whose brother gave her a 'really for myself' Lego set. They end up trading presents, to their mutual satisfaction and the considerable annoyance of their respective brothers.
- Normally Hermione gives her friends birthday/Christmas presents that they like, but in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, she gives Harry and Ron homework planners for Christmas. They don't like the gift, and at one point, Harry privately makes a note to drop the planner in the fireplace after Hermione reminds him to write down a homework assignment he planned to do later in it.
- Of course, it's not so much the planner itself they don't like. It's more the fact that the things had been enchanted to spout sickeningly-cutesy rhymes, chiding them for slacking off and not doing their homework.
- Lavender giving Ron a "My Sweetheart" necklace is another example.
- Hagrid usually gives Harry good presents, but sometimes his view on what's appropriate (or safe) can be skewed. One year, he gave Harry a wallet with fangs. While the fangs would have been useful in foiling robberies, it also kept Harry from putting money inside without losing fingers. And let's not forget the memorable year he sent a copy of "The Monster Book of Monsters"... While that book was one of his textbooks and would work as a gift since Harry would require the book anyways, it was Hagrid teaching the class that year and his bright idea to assign the book in the first place, instead of a less overtly dangerous textbook.
- In The House of Night, Zoey's birthday date is close to Christmas so her friends and boyfriend all give her Christmas-themed gifts like a scarf with a snowman stitched on it and a pearl necklace shaped like a snowman, not knowing that she hates these kind of gifts due to having received so many of them over the years.
- The poem "Christmas Thank Yous" by Mike Gower has the author writing tactful thank you letters to all the relatives who sent him unwanted gifts, concluding with a sincere letter to his Grandad saying that he's absolutely fine with just being sent cash.
- There was an episode of Family Matters where Carl bought his wife a trampoline because she had complained that she needed a way to exercise more, but then she got upset that he must think she's fat. It blew over once Carl apologized, mentioned that he sometimes struggles with his weight too (throughout the entire show he's clearly much more overweight than she is), and suggested they both use it and just have fun with it instead of worrying about whether it produces weight loss or not.
- Better Call Saul has Jimmy set up a burglary at an office building that goes badly awry when it turns out the owner is staying there all night. Why? Apparently he thought a vacuum cleaner would be a romantic gift, and his wife was not pleased.
- Frasier has multiple examples:
- On a Christmas Episode, Frasier spends the whole time trying to find awesome, intellectual gifts for his son, only to find out at the end that what his son wants is the trendy robot Frasier had derided for not being "stimulating" enough. Martin gives him An Aesop about how Frasier is always doing things like that - like giving Martin nice a smoking jacket that he's never going to use, because Frasier likes them.
- Another episode later involves Martin trying to do something nice for Frasier and Niles by buying them artworks and wine-racks that Martin likes but that Frasier and Niles find hideous. (In the case of the artwork, Martin thought Frasier liked it because he claimed he did while buttering up the maitre d' at a restaurant where it was on display).
- In one episode Daphne gives Martin a sweater just because. Martin gets irritated as now he feels he has to get her something in return, even though she insists otherwise. He eventually buys her a massive basket of bath items which is worth far more than the sweater. After a brief argument they agree to keep their gifts because they were both just trying to be nice.
- On Friends Joey brought matching heavy gold bracelets for himself and Chandler. Chandler found his completely distasteful and finally vented about it when Joey wasn't around. Or so he thought.
- A particularly absurd example: on one episode of The Noddy Shop, a woman comes into a toystore where she's been told are many good things to buy her young nephew who she is not at all close to. The shopkeeper suggests a variety of fun, adorable and entertaining looking toys, but she doesn't think any of them look right. Then she sees the Antique Cuckoo Clock hanging on the wall...
- Alex's dad Monroe on Reed Between The Lines: "I brought her flowers on our anniversary, and I added to her Tupperware collection every birthday!" as he's protesting he's been a good husband after his wife has left him.
- On Peep Show, when Mark and Jeremy exchange Christmas stockings, it awkwardly turns out that Jez has put a lot of money and effort into Mark's, whereas Mark has gotten Jez kitchen tongs ("we need them") and firelighters ("in case we get a barbecue").
Mark: You know, in my family, we do sort of jokey stockings.
Jez: Right. In mine we sort of... try quite hard? - Gina and Boyle try to invoke this on Brooklyn Nine-Nine, after their parents start dating. They peek at the gift Boyle's dad is giving her mom, an electric scale. Averted in that Gina's mom actually loves it.
- In A Little Night Music, Madame Armfeldt tells her granddaughter about something of this sort that happened to her when she was a young Gold Digger, and her First Love, a Croatian count, gave her a wooden ring:
"It had been in his family for centuries, it seemed, but I said to myself: a wooden ring? What sort of man would give you a wooden ring, so I tossed him out right there and then. And now—who knows? He might have been the love of my life."
- In Ghastly's Ghastly Comic, Nort gives Glemph a japanese porno on his birthday, under the mistaken impression it's a taped cooking show due to I Read That As. Glemph refuses to speak to him for hours afterwards.
- When Totalbiscuit began playing Faeria on twitch, his followers began sending him recruitment chests in the game. At first he thanked his followers, but he soon began receiving so many chests that the game's frame-rate began severely dropping.
Totalbiscuit: (clicking the 'continue' button over and over as more rewards appear)...It never ends! It never ends! It never ends! Why-what has happened? Lots of people have added - oh, God, th- the frame-rate is steadily dropping.
- My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic:
- "The Secret of My Excess":
- Rainbow Dash flies over Spike's head and drops her gift for him on top of the pile: a dumbbell tied with a bow — there has been some fandom speculation that as an athlete, Rainbow just picked something out of her gym she doesn't use much and stuck a bow on it. Although then again, Spike has admitted in the past that he likes flexing in front of a mirror... (then again, it is his first birthday in Ponyville so they really didn't know what to give him, with gems probably not being special enough)
- Twilight Sparkle is the clueless gift giver turned Up to Eleven. She likes books, so why in Equestria wouldn't anypony else like books?! She only realizes her mistake at Spike's birthday party. This is more blantant is because she has known Spike longer and having given Spike a book for his birthday despite surrounded by them growing up and living in a library, it makes it seem like she didn't try hard to find out what he wanted.
Spike: I usually only get one gift. From Twilight. A book.[Twilight blushes and backs away with the present she had for Spike — obviously another book, gift wrapped]- Twilight has repeatedly remarked on how seriously she takes being princess of friendship... But even after many occasions to observe Spike's likes and tastes, she still is giving him books as gifts. This could be justified by concern of his draconian greed getting out of hand, though.
- Although she is the spirit of generosity, Rarity still has occasional difficulty with this, tending towards type 1 version of this trope; when she's apologizing to Sweetie Belle for getting angry at her in "Sisterhooves Social", she suggests a trip to the spa, something Rarity herself would very much enjoy, but something that Sweetie Belle probably couldn't care less about. Naturally, all the other ponies start laughing their heads off at the suggestion.
- "Castle Sweet Castle" plays this trope straight and averts it. In an attempt to make Twilight's castle look more appealing to Twilight, the others decide to decorate it. The trope being played straight ends up with a room filled with everything more geared to the five and not to Twilight. However, it's averted when you find out they split up and decorated certain rooms separately, leading to more sensible design decisions.
- "The Secret of My Excess":
- The Simpsons, "Life on the Fast Lane": Homer was notorious for giving Marge gifts that she would never use and he would then 'borrow' for his own use. It was quite obvious that he was just buying these things for himself. Marge finally had enough when he bought her a customized bowling ball with the name "Homer" painted on it. To teach him a lesson, she decides to learn bowling and uses the ball herself.
- In "White Christmas Blues", Lisa buys thoughtless gifts for her family, like a pack of mushroom seeds for Homer and a copy of Treasure Island for Bart, that are more in tune with her likes. Bart even tells her that she really bought those gifts for herself.
- In Steven Universe episode "Barn Mates", in an attempt to be friends with Lapis, Peridot gives her own personal swimming hole, but since she forgot that Lapis was trapped underwater for months, it failed. Peridot then tries to give Lapis her tape recorder, on Steven's suggestion that she should give her something personal. Lapis just crushes it.
- On Strawberry Shortcake Berry Bitty Adventures: Blueberry gives Lemon a gift of a book that she'd like but Lemon would not. Blueberry liked this gift so much that she had to remind herself it was a gift for a friend rather than keeping it for herself. Lemon doesn't care for it and regifts the book which starts a pattern of regifting because nobody wants it, and Blueberry, realizing her mistake, goes back and gives Lemon a book she actually would like.
- On Spongebob Squarepants, Patrick buys ice cream for himself and Spongebob.
Patrick: I got your favorite. Dill pickle swirl with mustard and extra bacon bits.Spongebob: That's not my favorite, Patrick. That's your favorite. My favorite is plain vanilla.Patrick: Oh well, more for me.
- In The Wrong Trousers, Wallace also gives Gromit the Techno Trousers as a present, but it's obviously for the purpose of saving him the burden of taking his dog out for walks.
- Household appliances and kitchenware can often be this if given by a man to his wife/girlfriend, due to the Stay in the Kitchen subtext. This naturally does not apply if the receiver explicitly asked for a new appliance.
- This generally occurs from seeing appliances as the feminine version of tools, and forgetting that ironing and such isn't as fun as building things with said tools.


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Apache Avro 1.5.4 IDL
Introduction
This document defines Avro IDL, an experimental higher-level language for authoring Avro schemata. Before reading this document, you should have familiarity with the concepts of schemata and protocols, as well as the various primitive and complex types available in Avro.
N.B. This feature is considered experimental in the current version of Avro and the language has not been finalized. Although major changes are unlikely, some syntax may change in future versions of Avro.
Overview
Purpose
The aim of the Avro IDL language is to enable developers to author schemata in a way that feels more similar to common programming languages like Java, C++, or Python. Additionally, the Avro IDL language may feel more familiar for those users who have previously used the interface description languages (IDLs) in other frameworks like Thrift, Protocol Buffers, or CORBA.
Usage
Each Avro IDL file defines a single Avro Protocol, and thus generates as its output a JSON-format Avro Protocol file with extension .avpr.
To convert a .avdl file into a .avpr file, it must be processed by the idl tool. For example:
$ java -jar avroj-tools-1.4.0.jar idl src/test/idl/input/namespaces.avdl /tmp/namespaces.avpr $ head /tmp/namespaces.avpr { "protocol" : "TestNamespace", "namespace" : "avro.test.protocol",
The idl tool can also process input to and from stdin and stdout. See idl --help for full usage information.
Defining a Protocol in Avro IDL
An Avro IDL file consists of exactly one protocol definition. The minimal protocol is defined by the following code:
protocol MyProtocol { }
This is equivalent to (and generates) the following JSON protocol definition:
{ "protocol" : "MyProtocol", "types" : [ ], "messages" : { } }
The namespace of the protocol may be changed using the @namespace annotation:
@namespace("mynamespace") protocol MyProtocol { }
This notation is used throughout Avro IDL as a way of specifying properties for the annotated element, as will be described later in this document.
Protocols in Avro IDL can contain the following items:
- Imports of external protocol and schema files.
- Definitions of named schemata, including records, errors, enums, and fixeds.
- Definitions of RPC messages
Imports
Files may be imported in one of three formats:
- An IDL file may be imported with a statement like:
import idl "foo.avdl";
- A JSON protocol file may be imported with a statement like:
import protocol "foo.avpr";
- A JSON schema file may be imported with a statement like:
import schema "foo.avsc";
Messages and types in the imported file are added to this file's protocol.
Imported file names are resolved relative to the current IDL file.
Defining an Enumeration
Enums are defined in Avro IDL using a syntax similar to C or Java:
enum Suit { SPADES, DIAMONDS, CLUBS, HEARTS }
Note that, unlike the JSON format, anonymous enums cannot be defined.
Defining a Fixed Length Field
Fixed fields are defined using the following syntax:
fixed MD5(16);
This example defines a fixed-length type called MD5 which contains 16 bytes.
Defining Records and Errors
Records are defined in Avro IDL using a syntax similar to a struct definition in C:
record Employee { string name; boolean active = true; long salary; }
The above example defines a record with the name “Employee” with three fields.
To define an error, simply use the keyword error instead of record. For example:
error Kaboom { string explanation; int result_code = -1; }
Each field in a record or error consists of a type and a name, optional property annotations and an optional default value.
A type reference in Avro IDL must be one of:
- A primitive type
- A named schema defined prior to this usage in the same Protocol
- A complex type (array, map, or union)
Primitive Types
The primitive types supported by Avro IDL are the same as those supported by Avro's JSON format. This list includes int, long, string, boolean, float, double, null, and bytes.
References to Named Schemata
If a named schema has already been defined in the same Avro IDL file, it may be referenced by name as if it were a primitive type:
record Card { Suit suit; // refers to the enum Card defined above int number; }
Default Values
Default values for fields may be optionally specified by using an equals sign after the field name followed by a JSON expression indicating the default value. This JSON is interpreted as described in the spec.
Complex Types
Arrays
Array types are written in a manner that will seem familiar to C++ or Java programmers. An array of any type t is denoted array<t>. For example, an array of strings is denoted array<string>, and a multidimensional array of Foo records would be array<array<Foo>>.
Maps
Map types are written similarly to array types. An array that contains values of type t is written map<t>. As in the JSON schema format, all maps contain string-type keys.
Unions
Union types are denoted as union { typeA, typeB, typeC, ... }. For example, this record contains a string field that is optional (unioned with null):
record RecordWithUnion { union { null, string } optionalString; }
Note that the same restrictions apply to Avro IDL unions as apply to unions defined in the JSON format; namely, a record may not contain multiple elements of the same type.
Defining RPC Messages
The syntax to define an RPC message within a Avro IDL protocol is similar to the syntax for a method declaration within a C header file or a Java interface. To define an RPC message add which takes two arguments named foo and bar, returning an int, simply include the following definition within the protocol:
int add(int foo, int bar = 0);
Message arguments, like record fields, may specify default values.
To define a message with no response, you may use the alias void, equivalent to the Avro null type:
void logMessage(string message);
If you have previously defined an error type within the same protocol, you may declare that a message can throw this error using the syntax:
void goKaboom() throws Kaboom;
To define a one-way message, use the keyword oneway after the parameter list, for example:
void fireAndForget(string message) oneway;
Other Language Features
Comments
All Java-style comments are supported within a Avro IDL file. Any text following // on a line is ignored, as is any text between /* and */, possibly spanning multiple lines.
Comments that begin with /** are used as the documentation string for the type or field definition that follows the comment.
Escaping Identifiers
Occasionally, one will need to use a reserved language keyword as an identifier. In order to do so, backticks (`) may be used to escape the identifier. For example, to define a message with the literal name error, you may write:
void `error`();
This syntax is allowed anywhere an identifier is expected.
Annotations for Ordering and Namespaces
Java-style annotations may be used to add additional properties to types and fields throughout Avro IDL.
For example, to specify the sort order of a field within a record, one may use the @order annotation before the field name as follows:
record MyRecord { string @order("ascending") myAscendingSortField; string @order("descending") myDescendingField; string @order("ignore") myIgnoredField; }
A field's type may also be preceded by annotations, e.g.:
record MyRecord { @java_class("java.util.ArrayList") array<string> myStrings; }
Similarly, a @namespace annotation may be used to modify the namespace when defining a named schema. For example:
@namespace("org.apache.avro.firstNamespace") protocol MyProto { @namespace("org.apache.avro.someOtherNamespace") record Foo {} record Bar {} }
will define a protocol in the firstNamespace namespace. The record Foo will be defined in someOtherNamespace and Bar will be defined in firstNamespace as it inherits its default from its container.
Type and field aliases are specified with the @aliases annotation as follows:
@aliases(["org.old.OldRecord", "org.ancient.AncientRecord"]) record MyRecord { string @aliases(["oldField", "ancientField"]) myNewField; }
Complete Example
The following is a complete example of a Avro IDL file that shows most of the above features:
/** * An example protocol in Avro IDL */ @namespace("org.apache.avro.test") protocol Simple { @aliases(["org.foo.KindOf"]) enum Kind { FOO, BAR, // the bar enum value BAZ } fixed MD5(16); record TestRecord { @order("ignore") string name; @order("descending") Kind kind; MD5 hash; union { MD5, null} @aliases(["hash"]) nullableHash; array<long> arrayOfLongs; } error TestError { string message; } string hello(string greeting); TestRecord echo(TestRecord `record`); int add(int arg1, int arg2); bytes echoBytes(bytes data); void `error`() throws TestError; void ping() oneway; }
Additional examples may be found in the Avro source tree under the src/test/idl/input directory.
Apache Avro, Avro, Apache, and the Avro and Apache logos are trademarks of The Apache Software Foundation.


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X_train[i, :, :var_count] = X[i]
X_train = (X_train - X_train.mean(axis=0)) / (X_train.std(axis=0) + 1e-8)
""" Load test set """
X = X_data[(np.array(testind)-1)] ////////Test Data
var_count = X[i].shape[-1]
X_train[i, :, :var_count] = X[i]
X_train_mean = X_train.mean()
X_train_std = X_train.std()
print("Train Mean +- std : ", X_train_mean, X_train_std)
X_train = (X_train - X_train_mean) / (X_train_std + 1e-8)


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2. Mousever this paragraph to center the H3 element containing "CSS Interactions".
3. Click the button to left align the H3 element.
4. Mouseover this paragraph to change the font to a font of you choice. 5. Click on this paragraph to return the font to the default font.
6. Click on the button to make the word SALE font size 24.
7. Click on the button to return the word to its original size.
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Getting software from your development machine to production so that your customers can start using it is not a religious experience.
What I mean here is that you cannot, and should not, be hoping or praying that your release will go smoothly and that no bugs will have made it to your users. You cannot will a release to go well with more checkpoint meetings, more manual process. There is no luck when it comes to building and releasing quality software.
Whenever I see these sort of incantations and process dances playing out during release preparation, I often feel bad for the folks doing them. They're apathetic. They're scared. And often all they have left is hope. Hope that this time the stars will align and they will not have to deal with stressful days of non-stop client calls and feverish bug fixes and hotfixes.
In the worst cases, you'll get suggestions to add yet another checkpoint meeting, this time inviting 40 staff members. Obviously, if 40 people give the green light, that is better than 20, right? Or you'll get the suggestion to stop coding a few days earlier to allow QA more time to test. Or releasing less often - maybe every few months instead of every few weeks, days, hours, minutes, etc. This is doubling down on false hope.
Once you've come to grips with the fact that this isn't bad luck or any sort of luck at all, you come to see that the problems started much earlier than release day.
How did you test the features you've worked on since the last release? Was that testing strategy complete? Was it thorough and repeatable? Did it provide you with feedback quickly enough to act on it? Do you feel confidence in it?
Is your codebase designed well? Is it loosely coupled? Can you reason about your changes and feel confident that your changes didn't have unintended consequences elsewhere?
When it comes to the release process itself, is it automated or is there a lot of manual steps? Humans make mistakes. Computers do whatever you tell them to. Does the process to promote code to production differ in any way from how you promote it to other environments? Do you even have intermediate environments? If there is a bug, what is the rollback procedure? Again - is this automated or does it require human interaction?
If the answer to any of those questions is "no", then you know what you need to work on.
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TDBlobStore Class Reference
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Overview
A persistent content-addressable store for arbitrary-size data blobs.
Each blob is stored as a file named by its SHA-1 digest.
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Getting Started with Blackberry
Cordova for BlackBerry makes use of the BlackBerry WebWorks framework. BlackBerry WebWorks tooling is available for Windows or Mac environments. WebWorks applications can ONLY be deployed to BlackBerry devices running OS 5.0 and higher or the BlackBerry PlayBook operating system.
1. Requirements
- Windows XP (32-bit) or Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit) or Mac OSX 10.6.4+
- Java Development Kit (JDK)
- Windows: Oracle JDK (32-Bit Version)
- Mac OS X: Versions prior to Mac OS X 10.7 provided Java by default. OS X 10.7+ requires installation of Java.
- Apache Ant
- Windows: Apache Ant.
- Mac OS X: Apache Ant is bundled with Java install.
2. Install SDK + Cordova
- PlayBook development requires the Adobe Air SDK
- Download and install one or more of the WebWorks SDKs. Keep note of the install directory.
- Smartphone Development: BlackBerry WebWorks Smartphone SDK
- PlayBook Development: BlackBerry WebWorks Tablet OS SDK
- Download the latest copy of Cordova and extract its contents.
3. Setup New Project
- Open up a command prompt/terminal and navigate to where you extracted Cordova.
- There is a directory for each platform that Cordova supports. CD into the blackberry directory.
- The blackberry directory contains two directories,
sample
andwww
. Thesample
folder contains a complete Cordova project. Copy thesample
folder to another location on your computer. - Change to the newly created directory.
- Open up the project.properties file with your favorite editor and edit the entries for
blackberry.bbwp.dir=
and/orplaybook.bbwp.dir=
. Set the value(s) to the directory containing thebbwp
binary in the WebWorks SDK(s) installed earlier.
4. Hello World
Build the Cordova sample project by typing ant target build
in your command prompt/terminal while you are in your project's directory. Replace target
with either blackberry
or playbook
. Note this is a sample Cordova project and not a basic hello world application. The provided index.html in the www contains example usages of many of the Cordova API.
5A. Deploy to Simulator
BlackBerry smartphone simulators are only available on Windows. PlayBook simulators require VMWare Player (Windows) or VMWare Fusion (Mac OS X). The WebWorks SDK provides a default simulator. Additional simulators are available.
- Open the project.properties file with your favorite editor and customize the following properties.
- Smartphone (Optional)
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playbook.sim.password
: Simulator password which can be set through simulator security settings.
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- Smartphone (Optional)
- While in your project directory, in command prompt/terminal type
ant target load-simulator
. Replacetarget
with eitherblackberry
orplaybook
. Note, for PlayBook the simulator virtual image must already be started. - The application will be installed in the All Applications section in the simulator. Note, on BlackBerry OS 5 the application is installed in the Downloads folder.
5B. Deploy to Device (Windows and Mac)
- Deploying to a device requires signing keys which can be obtained from RIM.
- Fill out this form. to request signing keys.
- Install the signing keys once they have been received:
- Install BlackBerry Desktop Sofware to be able to install a signed application to a smartphone device attached via USB.
- Open the project.properties file with your favorite editor and customize the following properties:
- Smartphone (Optional)
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blackberry.sigtool.password
: Password used when code signing keys were registered. If not specified, a prompt will occur.
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- Playbook (Required)
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playbook.sigtool.csk.password
: Signing key password. -
playbook.sigtool.p12.password
: Signing key password. -
playbook.device.ip
: IP address of device obtained when placing the device in developer mode through device security settings. -
playbook.device.password
: Device password which is set through device security settings.
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- Smartphone (Optional)
- While in your project directory, in command prompt/terminal type
ant target load-device
. Replacetarget
with eitherblackberry
orplaybook
. - The application will be installed in the All Applications section in the device. Note, on BlackBerry OS 5 the application is installed in the Downloads folder.
Additional Information
The following articles provide help to issues you may encounter when developing a Cordova application which is based on the BlackBerry WebWorks framework.


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Johnny Cash — Hurt
by asergjJohnny Cash — Hurt
Music video by Johnny Cash performing Hurt. (C) 2002 American Recording Company, LLC http://vevo.ly/ppWJITwww.youtube.com
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I hurt myself today,
To see if I still feel,
I focus on the pain,
The only thing that's real,
The needle tears a hole,
The old familiar sting,
Try to kill it all away,
But I remember everything,
What have I become,
My sweetest friend,
Everyone I know,
Goes away in the end,
And you could have it all,
My empire of dirt,
I will let you down,
I will make you hurt,


Point Struct Reference
struct Point
A structure that represents a single point.
Public Attributes
int
x
int
y
Member Data Documentation
int x
int
x
The X value.
int y
int
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The Y value.


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liboptparse
0.3.2-0
command line option parsing with object-oriented interface
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class controlling option declaration and parsing More...
#include <options_parsing.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| opt_parser () | |
| default constructor of class opt_parser | |
| option_t | option (const char *, const std::string &="") |
| declare an option to the parser More... | |
| opt_info | parse (char **&argv, int argc) |
| extract options from argv into an opt_info object More... | |
| void | set (const config_constants::case_sensitive_t &c, bool val=true) |
| configure opt_parser's case sensitivity when parsing More... | |
| void | set (const config_constants::bsd_opt_t &c, bool val=true) |
| configure opt_parser's ability to detect bsd-style options More... | |
| void | set (const config_constants::merged_opt_t &c, bool val=true) |
| configure opt_parser's ability to detect merged options More... | |
| void | set (const config_constants::error_if_unknown_t &c, bool val=true) |
| configure opt_parser's response to a char* in argv that resembles a valid option but is not known to the parser More... | |
| void | set (const config_constants::subcommand_t &c, bool val=true) |
| configure opt_parser's ability to detect subcommands More... | |
| bool | empty () const |
| tests whether the parser has any registered options | |
| std::string | get_opt (std::string spec, char **&argv, int argc) |
| std::vector< std::string > | get_opt_list (std::string spec, char **&argv, int argc) |
| void | clear_options () |
| clear the data collected from calls to option() | |
| bool | handle_has_name (const std::string &handle, const std::string &name) const |
| test whether option with handle has given name | |
class controlling option declaration and parsing
| option_t util::opt_parser::option | ( | const char * | spec, |
| const std::string & | name = "" |
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declare an option to the parser
option name is the second argument to the function
see doc/option/spec.md for full description of options.
throws an option_language_error if something goes wrong
| opt_info util::opt_parser::parse | ( | char **& | argv, |
| int | argc | ||
| ) |
extract options from argv into an opt_info object
any options or data belonging to options is removed from
argv and replaced with nullptr.
throws a parse_error if something goes wrong
this is the only option_language_error thrown in the parse member function because calling this function is the only way to signify the end of option declarations. as stated in a previous comment, it is an error for subcommands to be enabled but not declared by calls to option()
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inline |
configure opt_parser's case sensitivity when parsing
case sensitivity of option names and stored handles is NOT affected
default: true
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inline |
configure opt_parser's ability to detect bsd-style options
zero or more bsd-style options may then appear at the beginning of argv,
under the following conditions:
NOTE: "BSD-style" options conflict with subcommands, so enabling
this setting implicitly disables subcommands
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inline |
configure opt_parser's ability to detect merged options
merged options are identical to bsd-style options except in one
respect: the first option detected in argv[0] must include its
prefix
default: false
NOTE: "merged" options conflict with subcommands, so enabling
this setting implicitly disables subcommands
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inline |
configure opt_parser's response to a char* in argv that resembles a valid option but is not known to the parser
true causes error to be thrown when such an invalid option found.
default: true
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inline |
configure opt_parser's ability to detect subcommands
opt_parser may not support subcommands and merged options or bsd options
simultaneously. a subcommand may be any valid handle, but it must
appear in argv[0]. if subcommands are enabled, it is an error
NOT to provide one. subcommands may still be declared in the
option spec, but will be ignored if this setting is false.
default: false
NOTE: subcommands conflict with "BSD-style" and "merged" options,
so enabling this setting implicitly disables those settings


Deuteronomy 15:3
Of a foreigner thou mayest exact it again: but that which is thine with thy brother thine hand shall release;


Deceased man found near Fort McMurray identified as a Calgarian
by Vincent McDermott, Fort McMurray TodayWood Buffalo RCMP have identified Mahmudul Hasan Chowdhury, 26, of Calgary as the deceased man found near Tower Road earlier this week.
According to police, Chowdhury’s body was found at 7:30 a.m. on Nov. 11. Officers are treating the death as suspicious. An autopsy was completed Wednesday in Edmonton and results are pending.
The investigation is in preliminary stages, but police are asking anyone to contact them if they spoke with, or saw, Chowdhury prior to Nov.11
Police are also asking anyone who was travelling along Tower Road between the evening of Nov. 10 and the morning of Nov. 11 to contact them. Investigators would like to review all dash and trail camera footage of the area from those hours.
Chowdhury is described as an East Indian man standing 5’4″ and weighing 119 lbs.
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#include <splayer.h>
Public Members | |||
| BOOL | selectAll | ||
| BOOL | copy | ||
| BOOL | cut | ||
| BOOL | paste | ||
| BOOL | clear | ||
| BOOL | undo |
true if the "Select All" menu item is enabled.
true if the "Copy" menu item is enabled.
true if the "Cut" menu item is enabled.
true if the "Paste" menu item is enabled.
true if the "Clear" menu item is enabled.
Not enabled. Always false.


photosynthesis
make_parameters.Rd
Make lists of parameters for photosynthesis
make_leafpar
make_enviropar
make_bakepar
make_constants
make_leafpar(replace = NULL, use_tealeaves) make_enviropar(replace = NULL, use_tealeaves) make_bakepar(replace = NULL) make_constants(replace = NULL, use_tealeaves)
| replace | A named list of parameters to replace defaults. If |
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| use_tealeaves | Logical. Should leaf energy balance be used to calculate leaf temperature (T_leaf)? If TRUE, |
make_leafpar
: An object inheriting from class leaf_par
make_enviropar
: An object inheriting from class enviro_par
make_bakepar
: An object inheriting from class bake_par
make_constants
: An object inheriting from class constants
Constants:
| Symbol | R | Description | Units | Default |
| \(D_{c,0}\) | D_c0 | diffusion coefficient for CO2 in air at 0 °C | m\(^2\) / s | 1.29e-5 |
| \(D_{h,0}\) | D_h0 | diffusion coefficient for heat in air at 0 °C | m\(^2\) / s | 1.90e-5 |
| \(D_{m,0}\) | D_m0 | diffusion coefficient for momentum in air at 0 °C | m\(^2\) / s | 1.33e-5 |
| \(D_{w,0}\) | D_w0 | diffusion coefficient for water vapor in air at 0 °C | m\(^2\) / s | 2.12e-5 |
| \(\epsilon\) | epsilon | ratio of water to air molar masses | none | 0.622 |
| \(G\) | G | gravitational acceleration | m / s\(^2\) | 9.8 |
| \(eT\) | eT | exponent for temperature dependence of diffusion | none | 1.75 |
| \(R\) | R | ideal gas constant | J / (mol K) | 8.3144598 |
| \(\sigma\) | s | Stephan-Boltzmann constant | W / (m\(^2\) K\(^4\)) | 5.67e-08 |
| \(Sh\) | Sh | Sherwood number | none | calculated |
Baking (i.e. temperature response) parameters:
| Symbol | R | Description | Units | Default |
| \(D_\mathrm{s,gmc}\) | Ds_gmc | empirical temperature response parameter | J / (mol K) | 487.29 |
| \(D_\mathrm{s,Jmax}\) | Ds_Jmax | empirical temperature response parameter | J / (mol K) | 388.04 |
| \(E_\mathrm{a,\Gamma *}\) | Ea_gammastar | empirical temperature response parameter | J / mol | 24459.97 |
| \(E_\mathrm{a,gmc}\) | Ea_gmc | empirical temperature response parameter | J / mol | 68901.56 |
| \(E_\mathrm{a,Jmax}\) | Ea_Jmax | empirical temperature response parameter | J / mol | 56095.18 |
| \(E_\mathrm{a,KC}\) | Ea_KC | empirical temperature response parameter | J / mol | 80989.78 |
| \(E_\mathrm{a,KO}\) | Ea_KO | empirical temperature response parameter | J / mol | 23719.97 |
| \(E_\mathrm{a,Rd}\) | Ea_Rd | empirical temperature response parameter | J / mol | 40446.75 |
| \(E_\mathrm{a,Vcmax}\) | Ea_Vcmax | empirical temperature response parameter | J / mol | 52245.78 |
| \(E_\mathrm{d,gmc}\) | Ed_gmc | empirical temperature response parameter | J / mol | 148788.56 |
| \(E_\mathrm{d,Jmax}\) | Ed_Jmax | empirical temperature response parameter | J / mol | 121244.79 |
Environment parameters:
| Symbol | R | Description | Units | Default |
| \(C_\mathrm{air}\) | C_air | atmospheric CO2 concentration | Pa | 41 |
| \(O\) | O | atmospheric O2 concentration | kPa | 21.27565 |
| \(P\) | P | atmospheric pressure | kPa | 101.3246 |
| PPFD | PPFD | photosynthetic photon flux density | umol quanta / (m^2 s) | 1500 |
| \(\mathrm{RH}\) | RH | relative humidity | none | 0.50 |
| \(u\) | wind | windspeed | m / s | 2 |
Leaf parameters:
| Symbol | R | Description | Units | Default |
| \(d\) | leafsize | leaf characteristic dimension | m | 0.1 |
| \(\Gamma*\) | gamma_star | chloroplastic CO2 compensation point (T_leaf) | Pa | calculated |
| \(\Gamma*_{25}\) | gamma_star25 | chloroplastic CO2 compensation point (25 °C) | Pa | 3.743 |
| \(g_\mathrm{mc}\) | g_mc | mesophyll conductance to CO2 (T_leaf) | \(\mu\)mol CO2 / (m\(^2\) s Pa) | calculated |
| \(g_\mathrm{mc}\) | g_mc25 | mesophyll conductance to CO2 (25 °C) | \(\mu\)mol CO2 / (m\(^2\) s Pa) | 4 |
| \(g_\mathrm{sc}\) | g_sc | stomatal conductance to CO2 | \(\mu\)mol CO2 / (m\(^2\) s Pa) | 4 |
| \(g_\mathrm{uc}\) | g_uc | cuticular conductance to CO2 | \(\mu\)mol CO2 / (m\(^2\) s Pa) | 0.1 |
| \(J_\mathrm{max25}\) | J_max25 | potential electron transport (25 °C) | \(\mu\)mol CO2 / (m\(^2\) s) | 200 |
| \(J_\mathrm{max}\) | J_max | potential electron transport (T_leaf) | \(\mu\)mol CO2 / (m\(^2\) s) | calculated |
| \(k_\mathrm{mc}\) | k_mc | partition of \(g_\mathrm{mc}\) to lower mesophyll | none | 1 |
| \(k_\mathrm{sc}\) | k_sc | partition of \(g_\mathrm{sc}\) to lower surface | none | 1 |
| \(k_\mathrm{uc}\) | k_uc | partition of \(g_\mathrm{uc}\) to lower surface | none | 1 |
| \(K_\mathrm{C25}\) | K_C25 | Michaelis constant for carboxylation (25 °C) | \(\mu\)mol / mol | 268.3 |
| \(K_\mathrm{C}\) | K_C | Michaelis constant for carboxylation (T_leaf) | \(\mu\)mol / mol | calculated |
| \(K_\mathrm{O25}\) | K_O25 | Michaelis constant for oxygenation (25 °C) | \(\mu\)mol / mol | 165084.2 |
| \(K_\mathrm{O}\) | K_O | Michaelis constant for oxygenation (T_leaf) | \(\mu\)mol / mol | calculated |
| \(\phi_J\) | phi_J | initial slope of the response of J to PPFD | none | 0.331 |
| \(R_\mathrm{d25}\) | R_d25 | nonphotorespiratory CO2 release (25 °C) | \(\mu\)mol CO2 / (m\(^2\) s) | 2 |
| \(R_\mathrm{d}\) | R_d | nonphotorespiratory CO2 release (T_leaf) | \(\mu\)mol CO2 / (m\(^2\) s) | calculated |
| \(\theta_J\) | theta_J | curvature factor for light-response curve | none | 0.825 |
| \(T_\mathrm{leaf}\) | T_leaf | leaf temperature | K | 298.15 |
| \(V_\mathrm{c,max25}\) | V_cmax25 | maximum rate of carboxylation (25 °C) | \(\mu\)mol CO2 / (m\(^2\) s) | 150 |
| \(V_\mathrm{c,max}\) | V_cmax | maximum rate of carboxylation (T_leaf) | \(\mu\)mol CO2 / (m\(^2\) s) | calculated |
| \(V_\mathrm{tpu25}\) | V_tpu25 | rate of triose phosphate utilisation (25 °C) | \(\mu\)mol CO2 / (m\(^2\) s) | 200 |
| \(V_\mathrm{tpu}\) | V_tpu | rate of triose phosphate utilisation (T_leaf) | \(\mu\)mol CO2 / (m\(^2\) s) | calculated |
If use_tealeaves = TRUE
, additional parameters are:
Constants:
| Symbol | R | Description | Units | Default |
| \(c_p\) | c_p | heat capacity of air | J / (g K) | 1.01 |
| \(R_\mathrm{air}\) | R_air | specific gas constant for dry air | J / (kg K) | 287.058 |
Environmental parameters:
| Symbol | R | Description | Units | Default |
| \(E_q\) | E_q | energy per mole quanta | kJ / mol\(^2\) | 220 |
| \(f_\mathrm{PAR}\) | f_par | fraction of incoming shortwave radiation that is photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) | none | 0.5 |
| \(r\) | r | reflectance for shortwave irradiance (albedo) | none | 0.2 |
| \(T_\mathrm{air}\) | T_air | air temperature | K | 298.15 |
Leaf parameters:
| Symbol | R | Description | Units | Default |
| \(\alpha_\mathrm{l}\) | abs_l | absorbtivity of longwave radiation (4 - 80 \(\mu\)m) | none | 0.97 |
| \(\alpha_\mathrm{s}\) | abs_s | absorbtivity of shortwave radiation (0.3 - 4 \(\mu\)m) | none | 0.50 |
| \(g_\mathrm{sw}\) | g_sw | stomatal conductance to H2O | (\(\mu\)mol H2O) / (m\(^2\) s Pa) | converted from \(g_\mathrm{sc}\) |
| \(g_\mathrm{uw}\) | g_uw | cuticular conductance to H2O | (\(\mu\)mol H2O) / (m\(^2\) s Pa) | converted from \(g_\mathrm{uc}\) |
| \(\mathrm{logit}(sr)\) | logit_sr | stomatal ratio (logit transformed) | none | converted from \(k_\mathrm{sc}\) |
Buckley TN and Diaz-Espejo A. 2015. Partitioning changes in photosynthetic rate into contributions from different variables. Plant, Cell & Environment 38: 1200-11.
bake_par <- make_bakepar() constants <- make_constants(use_tealeaves = FALSE) enviro_par <- make_enviropar(use_tealeaves = FALSE) leaf_par <- make_leafpar(use_tealeaves = FALSE) leaf_par <- make_leafpar( replace = list( g_sc = set_units(3, "umol/m^2/s/Pa"), V_cmax25 = set_units(100, "umol/m^2/s") ), use_tealeaves = FALSE )


CLASS 2 LAB
Welcome ! Thanks for reading my bio.
- My Name is Will Huang and I have been a front-end web developer at Publicis Seattle for the past 4 years. My main responsibility was building various html banner ads for T-Mobile and micro sites for KEXP.
- My background is in animation. I have a MFA in 3D Character Animation and I originally started at Publicis Seattle as flash motion designer. It wasn't until flash became obsolete that I started learning HTML5 development on the job.
- Ultimately, my goal is to become a full stack javascript developer and hopefully developing fun and engaging websites for game companies.
Guessing Game Result
Top ten favorite things I learned at Code Fellows!
- Teachers, classmates, the people
- Various interview exercises
- Do while loop
- Prompt alert confirm
- Fast WIFI
- Reasonable tuition
- The term concatenate
- Eslint integration to VSCode
- Water dispenser
- Abundance of power outlets


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A rapid starter project for creating Angular single page apps. Contains Angular, lodash, Bootstrap 4, Ng-Bootstrap & Ngrx-Store (Redux). Built with Angular CLI.
Available online @ https://jerrolkrause.github.io/angular-starter/#/.
# Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/JerrolKrause/angular-starter.git
# Rename directory from `angular-starter` to `your-app`
# Change directory to the repo
cd your-app
# Install the repo with yarn or npm
yarn
npm i
See Angular CLI github page for full usage: https://github.com/angular/angular-cli
# Serve dev on http://localhost:4200/
ng serve --aot
# Build for prod. Files will appear in the dist folder
ng build --prod
# Serve prod build at http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/#/.
# Requires http server which can be installed with `npm install http-server -g`
npm run prod
# Run prettier which will format the code in the entire project
npm run format
# Run prod build and then use webpack bundle analyzer to check bundle sizes and composition
npm run stats
# Automatically generate documentation
npm run docs
# Run e2e protractor tests
ng e2e
# Run e2e protractor tests without rebuilding every time (faster)
ng e2e --s false
# Update NPM dependencies via Angular CLI
ng update
# Deploy dist folder to git pages. Be sure to update deploy script in package.json
npm run deploy
package.json
npm run deploy
command in this file to include the correct slug. IE replace
/angular-starter/
with your url
src > environments > environment.ts
+ src > environments > environment.prod.ts
src > app > shared > app.settings.ts
src > index.html
src > manifest.json
src > assets > icons
src >
apple-touch-icon
+ favicon.ico
+ safari-pinned-tab.svg
src > ngsw-config.json
Lazy load libraries. Normally libraries that are shared between lazy loaded routes are all bundled into a single master bundle. This approach will bundle them separately.
app > components > libs > *
that imports the library and then exports itapp > components > libs > index.ts
projects > architect > build > options > lazyModules
import { DatagridModule } from '$libs';
and then add to the ngModule imports array
When working with Yarn/NPM Link and your local NPM package src folders (uncompiled .ts), use the following boilerplate in your root tsconfig so that Angular CLI will compile and build on save and not throw an Angular package error
"include": [
"src/**/*",
"node_modules/libName/**/*",
]


_alty The admiralty was concerned about the casualty rate due to the disloyalty of some members of the crew.[G|D] The mayor pledged fealty to the city and demonstrated his loyalty by making tough decisions for the greater good.[G|D] The realty company was hit with a steep penalty for not properly paying their royalties to the rightful owners.[G|D] The chef's specialty was a salty seafood dish that he prepared severalty times a week for his loyal customers.[G|D]


Let's Play a Guessing Game
How much do you know me?
Question 1: Have I even gone skydiving?
Question 2: Is black licorice my favorite thing on earth?
Question 3: Have I seen the new Star Wars movie?
Question 4: How old do I look?
Question 5: What's my favorite number?


Lets play Pig-Dice
Player One
Player Two
Enter
PLAYER ONE
DIE :
0
ROUND TOTAL :
0
ROLL
HOLD
PLAYER TWO
DIE :
0
ROUND TOTAL :
0
ROLL
HOLD
SCORE
0
SCORE
0


Some parts of the code are not race condition free, and were re-designed in order to avoid them. The flows distribution phase, in the serial model, is designed such that each cell is responsible for updating substates of the neighbors (see section [sect:sciaraModelTau2]). In a parallel context this kind of approach is unfeasible due to obvious consequences of modifying the same memory locations at the same time from within different threads (uncongruences, dirty reads, etc). Thus, a new substate was added named flows substate that keeps trace of all the flows destinated to the cell. For each cell and for each substate that need an update 9 variables are reserved, and updated only once by only one thread and then “reduced” by the central cell in order to compute the final value.
Formally, let \(c\) be the index of the central cell and \(k\) the number of substates to be threated as race-condition free. Then, for each cell, a buffer of length \(k \cdot 9 \) is allocated, and each space of it is reserved to store the \(i\)th cell’s contribution to one of the \(k\) state substates. The organization of this buffer is such that elements from \(ki\) to \(ki +9\) represents the \(9\) contributions (one from each neighbors) to the \(c\)’s \(i\)th substate. It is up to the central cell to reduce all the values within this buffer, compute the final result and update the correspondent substate after that it was filled in completely. In this way no concurrent updates may take place.
[alg:substateUpdate]
\(f(c,v)\) flow from cell c to neighbor v
\(vic(c,v)\)
\(v-th\) neighbor of the cell
\(c\)
\(k=4 \Leftarrow v=1\)
\(k=3 \Leftarrow v=2\)
\(k=2 \Leftarrow v=3\)
\(k=1 \Leftarrow v=4\)
\(k=7 \Leftarrow v=5\)
\(k=8 \Leftarrow v=6\)
\(k=5 \Leftarrow v=7\)
\(k=6 \Leftarrow v=8\)
\(k=0 \Leftarrow v=0\)
\(SUBST(C) = SUBST(C) - f(c,v);\)
\(SUBST(C) = SUBST(C) + f(vic(c,v),k);\)
All the quantities that flow out to the neighbors have to be subtracted from the central cell (according to the law of conservation of mass, see figure [fig:exitingFlows]). Next, all the flows related to that cell have to be collected and processed. Note that each cell receives only one flow (per substate) from one neighbor. The cell \(c\) has to collect all the flows that flow out from the neighbors and are addressed to it. From the point of view of \(vic(c,1)\), \(c\) is the \(4-th\) neighbor, and that’s why \(c\) will collect \(f(vic(c,1),4)\); the same idea holds for the whole neighborhood (see figure [fig:exitingFlows] , algorithm [alg:substateUpdate]).
At the end of this phase all the flow exchanges are already performed and the model can proceed applying the further elementary functions.


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Prophet Chukwuemeka Odumeje bags doctorate degree at Gregory University in Abia state
- Nigerian pastor, Prophet Chukwuemeka Odumeje, has bagged a doctorate degree
- The pastor was awarded the degree at Gregory University Uturu in Abia state
- Odumeje bagged a doctorate degree in humanity
Popular Nigerian pastor, Prophet Chukwuemeka Odumeje, has become the latest PhD holder in town. The pastor recently bagged a doctorate degree from Gregory University Uturu in Abia state.
It was gathered that the pastor was awarded a doctorate degree in humanity. In photos shared on social media, he was spotted giving a speech at the school podium after he was given his degree.
The photos were shared on the popular micro-blogging platform, Twitter, by users congratulating him on his achievement.
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Some users identified as Wale Gates, Adanna Papa, and Mazi Waltz shared congratulatory messages to the pastor for his great achievement on Twitter accounts.
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