com.garmin.fit
Class PlankExerciseName
java.lang.Object
com.garmin.fit.PlankExerciseName
public class PlankExerciseName
- extends java.lang.Object
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Method Summary |
static java.lang.String |
getStringFromValue(java.lang.Integer value)
Retrieves the String Representation of the Value |
static java.lang.Integer |
getValueFromString(java.lang.String value)
Retrieves a value given a string representation |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
_45_DEGREE_PLANK
public static final int _45_DEGREE_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_45_DEGREE_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_45_DEGREE_PLANK
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_90_DEGREE_STATIC_HOLD
public static final int _90_DEGREE_STATIC_HOLD
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WEIGHTED_90_DEGREE_STATIC_HOLD
public static final int WEIGHTED_90_DEGREE_STATIC_HOLD
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BEAR_CRAWL
public static final int BEAR_CRAWL
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WEIGHTED_BEAR_CRAWL
public static final int WEIGHTED_BEAR_CRAWL
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CROSS_BODY_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER
public static final int CROSS_BODY_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER
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WEIGHTED_CROSS_BODY_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER
public static final int WEIGHTED_CROSS_BODY_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER
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ELBOW_PLANK_PIKE_JACKS
public static final int ELBOW_PLANK_PIKE_JACKS
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WEIGHTED_ELBOW_PLANK_PIKE_JACKS
public static final int WEIGHTED_ELBOW_PLANK_PIKE_JACKS
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ELEVATED_FEET_PLANK
public static final int ELEVATED_FEET_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_ELEVATED_FEET_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_ELEVATED_FEET_PLANK
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ELEVATOR_ABS
public static final int ELEVATOR_ABS
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WEIGHTED_ELEVATOR_ABS
public static final int WEIGHTED_ELEVATOR_ABS
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EXTENDED_PLANK
public static final int EXTENDED_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_EXTENDED_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_EXTENDED_PLANK
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FULL_PLANK_PASSE_TWIST
public static final int FULL_PLANK_PASSE_TWIST
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WEIGHTED_FULL_PLANK_PASSE_TWIST
public static final int WEIGHTED_FULL_PLANK_PASSE_TWIST
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INCHING_ELBOW_PLANK
public static final int INCHING_ELBOW_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_INCHING_ELBOW_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_INCHING_ELBOW_PLANK
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INCHWORM_TO_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int INCHWORM_TO_SIDE_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_INCHWORM_TO_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_INCHWORM_TO_SIDE_PLANK
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KNEELING_PLANK
public static final int KNEELING_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_KNEELING_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_KNEELING_PLANK
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KNEELING_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_LEG_LIFT
public static final int KNEELING_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_LEG_LIFT
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WEIGHTED_KNEELING_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_LEG_LIFT
public static final int WEIGHTED_KNEELING_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_LEG_LIFT
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LATERAL_ROLL
public static final int LATERAL_ROLL
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WEIGHTED_LATERAL_ROLL
public static final int WEIGHTED_LATERAL_ROLL
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LYING_REVERSE_PLANK
public static final int LYING_REVERSE_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_LYING_REVERSE_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_LYING_REVERSE_PLANK
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MEDICINE_BALL_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER
public static final int MEDICINE_BALL_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER
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WEIGHTED_MEDICINE_BALL_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER
public static final int WEIGHTED_MEDICINE_BALL_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER
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MODIFIED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_AND_EXTENSION
public static final int MODIFIED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_AND_EXTENSION
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WEIGHTED_MODIFIED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_AND_EXTENSION
public static final int WEIGHTED_MODIFIED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_AND_EXTENSION
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MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER
public static final int MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER
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WEIGHTED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER
public static final int WEIGHTED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER
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MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_ON_SLIDING_DISCS
public static final int MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_ON_SLIDING_DISCS
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WEIGHTED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_ON_SLIDING_DISCS
public static final int WEIGHTED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_ON_SLIDING_DISCS
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MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_WITH_FEET_ON_BOSU_BALL
public static final int MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_WITH_FEET_ON_BOSU_BALL
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WEIGHTED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_WITH_FEET_ON_BOSU_BALL
public static final int WEIGHTED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_WITH_FEET_ON_BOSU_BALL
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MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_WITH_HANDS_ON_BENCH
public static final int MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_WITH_HANDS_ON_BENCH
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MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_WITH_HANDS_ON_SWISS_BALL
public static final int MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_WITH_HANDS_ON_SWISS_BALL
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WEIGHTED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_WITH_HANDS_ON_SWISS_BALL
public static final int WEIGHTED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_WITH_HANDS_ON_SWISS_BALL
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PLANK
public static final int PLANK
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PLANK_JACKS_WITH_FEET_ON_SLIDING_DISCS
public static final int PLANK_JACKS_WITH_FEET_ON_SLIDING_DISCS
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WEIGHTED_PLANK_JACKS_WITH_FEET_ON_SLIDING_DISCS
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLANK_JACKS_WITH_FEET_ON_SLIDING_DISCS
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PLANK_KNEE_TWIST
public static final int PLANK_KNEE_TWIST
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WEIGHTED_PLANK_KNEE_TWIST
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLANK_KNEE_TWIST
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PLANK_PIKE_JUMPS
public static final int PLANK_PIKE_JUMPS
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WEIGHTED_PLANK_PIKE_JUMPS
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLANK_PIKE_JUMPS
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PLANK_PIKES
public static final int PLANK_PIKES
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WEIGHTED_PLANK_PIKES
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLANK_PIKES
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PLANK_TO_STAND_UP
public static final int PLANK_TO_STAND_UP
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WEIGHTED_PLANK_TO_STAND_UP
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLANK_TO_STAND_UP
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PLANK_WITH_ARM_RAISE
public static final int PLANK_WITH_ARM_RAISE
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WEIGHTED_PLANK_WITH_ARM_RAISE
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLANK_WITH_ARM_RAISE
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PLANK_WITH_KNEE_TO_ELBOW
public static final int PLANK_WITH_KNEE_TO_ELBOW
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WEIGHTED_PLANK_WITH_KNEE_TO_ELBOW
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLANK_WITH_KNEE_TO_ELBOW
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PLANK_WITH_OBLIQUE_CRUNCH
public static final int PLANK_WITH_OBLIQUE_CRUNCH
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WEIGHTED_PLANK_WITH_OBLIQUE_CRUNCH
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLANK_WITH_OBLIQUE_CRUNCH
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PLYOMETRIC_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int PLYOMETRIC_SIDE_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_PLYOMETRIC_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLYOMETRIC_SIDE_PLANK
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ROLLING_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int ROLLING_SIDE_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_ROLLING_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_ROLLING_SIDE_PLANK
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SIDE_KICK_PLANK
public static final int SIDE_KICK_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_SIDE_KICK_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_KICK_PLANK
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SIDE_PLANK
public static final int SIDE_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK
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SIDE_PLANK_AND_ROW
public static final int SIDE_PLANK_AND_ROW
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WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_AND_ROW
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_AND_ROW
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SIDE_PLANK_LIFT
public static final int SIDE_PLANK_LIFT
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WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_LIFT
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_LIFT
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SIDE_PLANK_WITH_ELBOW_ON_BOSU_BALL
public static final int SIDE_PLANK_WITH_ELBOW_ON_BOSU_BALL
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WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_ELBOW_ON_BOSU_BALL
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_ELBOW_ON_BOSU_BALL
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SIDE_PLANK_WITH_FEET_ON_BENCH
public static final int SIDE_PLANK_WITH_FEET_ON_BENCH
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WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_FEET_ON_BENCH
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_FEET_ON_BENCH
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SIDE_PLANK_WITH_KNEE_CIRCLE
public static final int SIDE_PLANK_WITH_KNEE_CIRCLE
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WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_KNEE_CIRCLE
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_KNEE_CIRCLE
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SIDE_PLANK_WITH_KNEE_TUCK
public static final int SIDE_PLANK_WITH_KNEE_TUCK
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WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_KNEE_TUCK
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_KNEE_TUCK
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SIDE_PLANK_WITH_LEG_LIFT
public static final int SIDE_PLANK_WITH_LEG_LIFT
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WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_LEG_LIFT
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_LEG_LIFT
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SIDE_PLANK_WITH_REACH_UNDER
public static final int SIDE_PLANK_WITH_REACH_UNDER
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WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_REACH_UNDER
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_REACH_UNDER
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SINGLE_LEG_ELEVATED_FEET_PLANK
public static final int SINGLE_LEG_ELEVATED_FEET_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_SINGLE_LEG_ELEVATED_FEET_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_SINGLE_LEG_ELEVATED_FEET_PLANK
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SINGLE_LEG_FLEX_AND_EXTEND
public static final int SINGLE_LEG_FLEX_AND_EXTEND
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WEIGHTED_SINGLE_LEG_FLEX_AND_EXTEND
public static final int WEIGHTED_SINGLE_LEG_FLEX_AND_EXTEND
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SINGLE_LEG_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int SINGLE_LEG_SIDE_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_SINGLE_LEG_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_SINGLE_LEG_SIDE_PLANK
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SPIDERMAN_PLANK
public static final int SPIDERMAN_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_SPIDERMAN_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_SPIDERMAN_PLANK
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STRAIGHT_ARM_PLANK
public static final int STRAIGHT_ARM_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_STRAIGHT_ARM_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_STRAIGHT_ARM_PLANK
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STRAIGHT_ARM_PLANK_WITH_SHOULDER_TOUCH
public static final int STRAIGHT_ARM_PLANK_WITH_SHOULDER_TOUCH
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WEIGHTED_STRAIGHT_ARM_PLANK_WITH_SHOULDER_TOUCH
public static final int WEIGHTED_STRAIGHT_ARM_PLANK_WITH_SHOULDER_TOUCH
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SWISS_BALL_PLANK
public static final int SWISS_BALL_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_SWISS_BALL_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_SWISS_BALL_PLANK
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SWISS_BALL_PLANK_LEG_LIFT
public static final int SWISS_BALL_PLANK_LEG_LIFT
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WEIGHTED_SWISS_BALL_PLANK_LEG_LIFT
public static final int WEIGHTED_SWISS_BALL_PLANK_LEG_LIFT
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SWISS_BALL_PLANK_LEG_LIFT_AND_HOLD
public static final int SWISS_BALL_PLANK_LEG_LIFT_AND_HOLD
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SWISS_BALL_PLANK_WITH_FEET_ON_BENCH
public static final int SWISS_BALL_PLANK_WITH_FEET_ON_BENCH
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WEIGHTED_SWISS_BALL_PLANK_WITH_FEET_ON_BENCH
public static final int WEIGHTED_SWISS_BALL_PLANK_WITH_FEET_ON_BENCH
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SWISS_BALL_PRONE_JACKKNIFE
public static final int SWISS_BALL_PRONE_JACKKNIFE
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WEIGHTED_SWISS_BALL_PRONE_JACKKNIFE
public static final int WEIGHTED_SWISS_BALL_PRONE_JACKKNIFE
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SWISS_BALL_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int SWISS_BALL_SIDE_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_SWISS_BALL_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_SWISS_BALL_SIDE_PLANK
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THREE_WAY_PLANK
public static final int THREE_WAY_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_THREE_WAY_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_THREE_WAY_PLANK
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TOWEL_PLANK_AND_KNEE_IN
public static final int TOWEL_PLANK_AND_KNEE_IN
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WEIGHTED_TOWEL_PLANK_AND_KNEE_IN
public static final int WEIGHTED_TOWEL_PLANK_AND_KNEE_IN
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T_STABILIZATION
public static final int T_STABILIZATION
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WEIGHTED_T_STABILIZATION
public static final int WEIGHTED_T_STABILIZATION
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TURKISH_GET_UP_TO_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int TURKISH_GET_UP_TO_SIDE_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_TURKISH_GET_UP_TO_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_TURKISH_GET_UP_TO_SIDE_PLANK
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TWO_POINT_PLANK
public static final int TWO_POINT_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_TWO_POINT_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_TWO_POINT_PLANK
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WEIGHTED_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLANK
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WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_DIAGONAL_ARM_LIFT
public static final int WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_DIAGONAL_ARM_LIFT
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WEIGHTED_WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_DIAGONAL_ARM_LIFT
public static final int WEIGHTED_WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_DIAGONAL_ARM_LIFT
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WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_DIAGONAL_LEG_LIFT
public static final int WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_DIAGONAL_LEG_LIFT
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WEIGHTED_WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_DIAGONAL_LEG_LIFT
public static final int WEIGHTED_WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_DIAGONAL_LEG_LIFT
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WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_LEG_LIFT
public static final int WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_LEG_LIFT
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WEIGHTED_WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_LEG_LIFT
public static final int WEIGHTED_WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_LEG_LIFT
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WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_OPPOSITE_ARM_AND_LEG_LIFT
public static final int WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_OPPOSITE_ARM_AND_LEG_LIFT
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WEIGHTED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_WITH_HANDS_ON_BENCH
public static final int WEIGHTED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_WITH_HANDS_ON_BENCH
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WEIGHTED_SWISS_BALL_PLANK_LEG_LIFT_AND_HOLD
public static final int WEIGHTED_SWISS_BALL_PLANK_LEG_LIFT_AND_HOLD
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WEIGHTED_WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_OPPOSITE_ARM_AND_LEG_LIFT
public static final int WEIGHTED_WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_OPPOSITE_ARM_AND_LEG_LIFT
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INVALID
public static final int INVALID
PlankExerciseName
public PlankExerciseName()
getStringFromValue
public static java.lang.String getStringFromValue(java.lang.Integer value)
- Retrieves the String Representation of the Value
- Returns:
- The string representation of the value, or empty if unknown
getValueFromString
public static java.lang.Integer getValueFromString(java.lang.String value)
- Retrieves a value given a string representation
- Returns:
- The value or INVALID if unkwown


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The Repository menu is, in general, concerned with operations on a repository as a whole. (Operations on the files and folders in a repository are accessed via the Action menu.)
MacHg provides a front end for many of the standard commands present in Mercurial's standard command set. Below is a list of the menu items in the Repository menu, together with their corresponding Mercurial versions. Also, with each Repository menu item there is a description of its availability and its corresponding operation.
Clone...
Mercurial command: clone
Available: in all views when a local or server repository is selected in the sidebar. (Also available from the toolbar.)
Operation: Performing this operation opens a clone sheet where you must specify a source repository to clone and a destination for the clone (duplicate) on your local file system. After filling out the fields on this sheet, the clone operation will make an exact duplicate of the selected repository and all its history at the location specified. In the advanced options section of the sheet you can specify further options which the Mercurial clone command can take.
Help: Cloning a Repository
External Help: clone wiki, MDG: Making a local copy of a repository
Pull from...
Mercurial command: pull
Available: in all views when a local or server repository is selected in the sidebar. (Also available from the toolbar.)
Operation: Performing this operation opens a pull sheet. On the pull sheet the destination of the pull is the currently selected repository and you must select the source repository. The source repository is another compatible repository (or you can specify that you want to pull from incompatible repositories). Completing the pull operation will copy all the changesets that are in the source which are not in your local destination to your local destination repository. In the advanced options section of the sheet you can specify further options which the Mercurial pull command can take.
Help: Pulling Changes
External Help: pull wiki, MDG: Pulling changes from another repository
Push to...
Mercurial command: push
Available: in all views when a local repository is selected in the sidebar. (Also available from the toolbar.)
Operation: Performing this operation opens a push sheet. On the push sheet the source of the push is the currently selected repository and you must select the destination repository. The destination is another compatible repository (or you can specify that you want to push to incompatible repositories). Completing the push operation will send all the changesets you have in your source which are not in the destination to the destination. In the advanced options section of the sheet you can specify further options which the Mercurial push command can take.
Help: Pushing Changes
External Help: push wiki, MDG: Pushing changes to another repository
Incoming...
Mercurial command: incoming
Available: in all views when a local or server repository is selected in the sidebar. (Also available from the toolbar.)
Operation: Performing this operation opens an incoming sheet. On the incoming sheet the destination for the comparison is the currently selected repository and you must select the source repository. The source repository is another compatible repository (or you can specify that you want to view changes from incompatible repositories). Completing the incoming operation will print a summary of all the changesets in the source repository which are not in your local destination repository. In the advanced options section of the sheet you can specify further options which the Mercurial incoming command can take.
External Help: MDG: Pulling changes from another repository
Outgoing...
Mercurial command: outgoing
Available: in all views when a local repository is selected in the sidebar. (Also available from the toolbar.)
Operation: Performing this operation opens an outgoing sheet. On the outgoing sheet the source for the comparison is the currently selected repository and you must select the destination repository. The destination is another compatible repository (or you can specify that you want to push to incompatible repositories). Completing the outgoing operation will print a summary of all the changesets in the source repository which are not present in the destination repository. In the advanced options section of the sheet you can specify further options which the Mercurial outgoing command can take.
External Help: MDG: Pushing changes to another repository
Update Repository
Mercurial command: update
Available: in the Files and History views when a local repository is selected in the sidebar.
Operation: Updates the working revision of the repository to the head of the current branch. The Repository menu item "Update Repository" acts differently from the Action menu item "Revert All Files". The latter only changes the contents of all the repository files whereas the former will change the contents of the repository files and change the working revision of the repository to the head of the current branch.
External Help: update wiki, MDG: Updating the working directory
Update Repository to Version...
Mercurial command: update --rev
Available: in all views when a local repository is selected in the sidebar.
Operation: Performing this operation opens an update sheet. After choosing a version to update to, you can then update the working revision of the repository to the specified revision. The Repository menu item "Update Repository to version..." acts differently from the Action menu item "Revert All Files to Version...". The latter only changes the contents of all the repository files whereas the former will change the contents of the repository files and change the working revision of the repository to the specified revision.
External Help: update wiki, MDG: Updating the working directory
Merge
Mercurial command: merge
Available: in the Files and History views when a local repository with more than one branch is selected in the sidebar.
Operation: Performing this operation opens a merge sheet. After choosing a version to merge with, you can then merge the working revision of the repository with the specified revision.
Help: Merging Branches
External Help: merge wiki, MDG: Merging work
Collapse Changesets...
Mercurial command: collapse extension
Available: in the History view when a local repository is selected in the sidebar.
Operation: Performing this operation opens a collapse sheet. On this sheet you must choose a consecutive range of revisions to collapse into a single revision. After completing this sheet, a further sheet will present a combined message for the range of commits which are getting collapsed into a single commit. After editing this new commit message as appropriate, the revisions will be collapsed.
External Help: Editing Repository History
Edit Changesets...
Mercurial command: histedit extension
Available: in the History view when a local repository is selected in the sidebar.
Operation: Performing this operation opens a history editing sheet. On this sheet you must choose a starting revision. This chosen revision, together with all child revisions of this chosen revision, will be edited. After choosing the starting revision, a further sheet is presented where you can elect to move a revision, edit a revision, fold a revision into the previous revision, or drop a revision. See the histedit extension for further details.
External Help: Editing Repository History
Strip Changesets...
Mercurial command: strip extension
Available: in the History view when a local repository is selected in the sidebar.
Operation: Performing this operation opens a strip sheet. On this sheet you must choose a starting revision. On completing the strip operation, the chosen revision together with all child revisions of the chosen revision will be striped, and the repository will be updated to the first parent of the removed revision.
External Help: Editing Repository History
Rebase Changesets...
Mercurial command: rebase extension
Available: in the History view when a local repository is selected in the sidebar.
Operation: Performing this operation opens a rebase sheet. On this sheet you must choose a source revision and a destination revision on a different branch. On completing the rebase operation, the source revision together with all child revisions of the source revision will be moved from their current branch onto the branch of the destination and become children of the destination revision.
External Help: Editing Repository History
Backout Changeset...
Mercurial command: backout
Available: in the History view when a local repository is selected in the sidebar.
Operation: Performing this operation opens a backout sheet. After choosing a revision to backout, the backout proceeds by applying the reverse of the changeset being backed out to the current parent revision. This has the effect of undoing the early changeset in the history.
External Help: Backout wiki
Manifest
Mercurial command: manifest
Available: in the Files and History views when a revision is selected.
Operation: Prints a list of version controlled files of the currently selected revision in the log list.

Mercurial command: tag, branch
Available:in the Files and History views when a revision is selected.
Operation: Performing this operation opens a sheet where you can add a label, be it a local tag, global tag, bookmark, or branch. You need to choose the name of the label and the revision to be labeled.
External Help: branch wiki, SJL: Branching in Mercurial
Add Local Repository...
Mercurial concept: init / -
Available: Always.
Operation: Adds to the current document (a reference to) an existing local repository, or creates a new local repository and adds (a reference to) this to the current document. Once you have added (the reference to) the repository to your MacHg document, you can manage this repository using the functionality of MacHg.
Help: Adding an existing local repository, Creating a new local repository
Add Server Repository
Mercurial concept: -
Available: Always.
Operation: Adds to the current document a reference to an external repository (i.e., a repository on a server external to your machine). Once you have such a reference to an external repository in your MacHg document, you can interact with that external repository using the functionality of MacHg. For instance, you can clone the external repository to a local repository, you can push or pull changes from your local clone of the repository to the external repository, etc.
Add New Repository Group
Remove Repository Item
Available: when a repository or a repository group is selected.
Operation: Removes the reference to the selected repository or repository group. If you select a local repository in the sidebar, then in addition to removing the reference to this repository, performing this operation allows you to choose to delete the underlying repository on your local machine as well.
Configure Selected Repository...
Reveal in Finder
Mercurial command: -
Available: in all views.
Operation: Switches to the finder and reveal the selected files or repository.
Open Terminal Here
Mercurial command: -
Available: in multiple views.
Operation: Switches to the terminal application and changes the working directory in the terminal to the directory of the selected files or the selected repository.


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Using Cloud storage for event exports
Open-event orga server provides ability to organizer to create complete export of the event they created. Currently when an organizer triggers the export in orga server, A celery job is set to complete the export task resulting asynchronous completion of the job. Organizer gets the download button enabled once export is ready.
Till now the main issue was related with storage of those export zip files. All exported zip files were stored directly in local storage and that even not by using storage module created under orga server.
On a mission to solve this, I made three simple steps that I followed to solve this issue.
These three steps were:
- Wait for shutil.make_archive to complete archive and store it in local storage.
- Copy the created archive to storage ( specified by user )
- Delete local archive created.
The easiest part here was to make these files upload to different storage ( s3, gs, local) as we already have storage
helper
def upload(uploaded_file, key, **kwargs):
"""
Upload handler
"""
The most important logic of this issue resides to this code snippet.
dir_path = dir_path + ".zip"
storage_path = UPLOAD_PATHS['exports']['zip'].format(
event_id = event_id
)
uploaded_file = UploadedFile(dir_path, dir_path.rsplit('/', 1)[1])
storage_url = upload(uploaded_file, storage_path)
if get_settings()['storage_place'] != "s3" or get_settings()['storage_place'] != 'gs':
storage_url = app.config['BASE_DIR'] + storage_url.replace("/serve_","/")
return storage_url
From above snippet it is clear that we are extending the process of creating zip. Once the zip is created we will make storage path for cloud storage and upload it. Only one thing will take time to understand here is the last second and third line of above snippet.
if get_settings()['storage_place'] != "s3" or get_settings()['storage_place'] != 'gs':
storage_url = app.config['BASE_DIR'] + storage_url.replace("/serve_","/")
Initial the plan was simple to serve the files through serve_static
but then the test cases were expecting a file at this location thus I had to remove “serve_” part for local storage and then it works fine on those three steps.
Next thing on this storage process need to be discussed is feature to delete old exports. I believe one reason to keep them would be a old backup of your event will be always there with us at our cloud storage.


Landing Page Guide Part 5: Persuasive Writing
21 Jun 2015Now that we have a basic template for everything, you might think that we’re just about done! Having a well-designed site will prevent readers from closing the tab immediately. But now we have to keep them here. We have to be able to format and write our page in a way that can convince the reader to check out our app. The ability to write persuasively is also known as copywriting. And in this post, we’ll go over a quick summary of what this entitles.
A shout out to Copyblogger, which is a great resource for anyone looking to learn more about this topic!
The Purpose
A landing page should just have one purpose. Every element of this page should point towards it. In the case of an app, you want the reader to download it. This singular focus is important, because any extra information is going to take away from the reader’s attention.
The Headline
Now that we understand the purpose of the landing page, let’s start from the top and talk about the headline. This is the first thing the user sees and is a make it or break it moment. If the user came to your page looking for one thing, but the headline speaks to something completely irrelevant, it’s likely that the user will simply close the tab.
It might seem daunting, but the headline has just one purpose: to get the user to read the first sentence of the first paragraph. And the purpose of that sentence is to get the user to read the next. And so on and so forth until we hit a point where we will ask the user to execute an action. In some cases, this might be getting the user to download your app. In other cases, it might be asking the user to fill in his or her email. This is called a “call to action”, something we will talk about in a minute.
So how should you phrase your headline? Your headline should be able to tell the user how this page can benefit him or her. The key word here is: benefit.
Benefits not Features
The thing about human nature is that we don’t actually care all that much about other people and things more than ourselves. This is especially true on the internet when a limitless number of pages are vying for your attention. The one way we can capture a reader’s attention is to talk about benefits.
It is very natural to simply write about the features that your product or service has. However, people care less about what you do and more about how you can help them attain benefits for themselves.
The Call to Action
So you have a benefit-driven headline, and every single sentence makes the reader want to read the next one. What now?  Ideally, this should happen at the point where you convinced them that they would fear missing out unless they responded to and executed your call to action.
It’s important to make this very prominent (maybe with a highly visible font or colours). We don’t want there to be any hesitation from the user. We want to make this easy for them. At the point when you think the reader should be fully convinced of the benefits that you can deliver, ask them to download your app or leave an email.
Conclusion
There is a whole lot more that can be said about this, and I am far from an expert on this one particular topic. In fact, there are thousands of copywriters who make a full-time living simply coming up with the text to describe a product or service.
Now that we're done with that, let's move on to collecting emails!


System Architect Picture "Agent Accepted Intention"
Parent Diagram:
Intention State
(OMT Object Model)


- recursivelyEqual(Object) - Method in class sets.general.FuzzySet
-
- registry - Static variable in class general.FuzzyLogic
-
A map to store the fuzzy sets with label.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class general.AndInterval
-
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class general.Checker
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- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class general.Evaluation
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- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class general.LowerEnvelope
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the lower
envelope parameters.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class general.PointChecker
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- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class general.Points
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- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class general.SetFinder
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- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.creation.Degree
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the degree of
fulfillment of 2 given sets.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.creation.DiscreteNumeric
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.creation.DiscreteNumericWithLabel
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.creation.Exponential
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.creation.ExponentialWithLabel
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.creation.Gaussian
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.creation.GaussianWithLabel
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.creation.Interval
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.creation.IntervalWithLabel
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.creation.Logistic
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.creation.LogisticWithLabel
-
This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.creation.PiecewiseLinear
-
This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.creation.PiecewiseLinearWithLabel
-
This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.creation.Trapezoidal
-
This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.creation.TrapezoidalWithLabel
-
This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.defuzzification.COG
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the center of
gravity of a fuzzy set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.defuzzification.FOM
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the first of
maximum values of a fuzzy set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.defuzzification.LOM
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the last of
maximum values of a fuzzy set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.defuzzification.MeOM
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the mean of the
maximum values of a fuzzy set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.defuzzification.MOM
-
This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the middle of
the maximum values of a fuzzy set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.implication.Cut
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the truncated
fuzzy set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.implication.Power
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the powered
fuzzy set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.implication.Prod
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the prodded fuzzy
set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.labeling.HasLabel
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and checks if the given
fuzzy set has a label assigned.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.labeling.LabelExists
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and checks if the given
label exists.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.labeling.LabelOfSet
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the label of the
given fuzzy set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.operators.MaxOr
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.operators.MinAnd
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.operators.Not
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.operators.ProbOr
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.operators.Sum
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the set.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.rules.CutRule
-
This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the truncated
fuzzy set after applying the rule given.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.rules.MaxCutRule
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the truncated
fuzzy set after applying the rules given.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.rules.MaxProdRule
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the prodded
fuzzy set after applying the rules given.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.rules.MinCutRule
-
This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the truncated
fuzzy set after applying the rules given.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.rules.MinProdRule
-
This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the prodded
fuzzy set after applying the rules given.
- report(Argument[], Context) - Method in class primitives.rules.ProdRule
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This method respond to the call from Netlogo and returns the prodded
fuzzy set after applying the rule given.
- resetRegistry() - Static method in class general.FuzzyLogic
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- resolution - Static variable in class general.SupportFunctions
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Number of points to evaluate continuous sets.
- Resolution - Class in primitives.creation
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This class allows users(from Netlogo) to change the resolution used for
working with continuous sets.
- Resolution() - Constructor for class primitives.creation.Resolution
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describes a set of operations for symbolic data type based on interval-valued. The operations are processing of punctuals variables to interval variables, construction of a 3D graphic interval, linear regression interval and interval descriptive statistics such as mean, median, variance, standard deviation and mode.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.7.0), scatterplot3d |
| Published: | 2012-10-29 |
| Author: | Ricardo Jorge de Almeida Queiroz Filho, Roberta Andrade de Araujo Fagundes |
| Maintainer: | Ricardo Jorge de Almeida Queiroz Filho <rjaqfcin at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | ISDA.R results |
| Reference manual: | ISDA.R.pdf |
| Package source: | ISDA.R_1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: ISDA.R_1.0.zip, r-release: ISDA.R_1.0.zip, r-oldrel: ISDA.R_1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: ISDA.R_1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: ISDA.R_1.0.tgz |
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| LogKeeper |
This class keeps track of multiple logs.
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| RoblocksEncDec |
RoblocksEncDec can encode or decode to or from a JSON file.
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| SystemConfigurationDecoder |
The SystemConfigurationDecoder attempts to decode the Toolbox-items JSON-file.
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| SystemConfigurationReader |
The SystemConfigurationReader attempts to find a JSON-data file from disk.
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| Utils |
The Utils class contains static functions, for general usage in the application.
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| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| SystemConfigurationDecoder.DecodeStatus |
DecodeStatus which can be either SUCCESS or ERROR.
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| SystemConfigurationReader.FileStatus |
The FileStatus can either be FOUND, NOT_FOUND, or IO_EXCEPTION.
|


Copyright © 2018 Nathan Dane
Authors: Nathan Dane (nathan@nathandane.co.uk).
abstract datatype: user()
| email/1 | |
| hash_password/1 | Hash the password of a user and return a user with a hashed password. |
| new/3 | |
| save/1 | Save a user into the users table. |
| to_json/1 | |
| username/1 |
email(User::user()) -> string()
Hash the password of a user and return a user with a hashed password
new(Username::string(), Email::string(), Password::string()) -> user()
Save a user into the users table.
NOTE: This does not encrypt the password!
You must do that first by calling t_user:hash_password/1
to_json(User::user()) -> iodata()
username(User::user()) -> string()
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Scored Systems
| System | Submitter | System Notes | Constraint | Run Notes | BLEU | BLEU-cased | TER | BEER 2.0 | CharactTER |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Neural MT (contrastive) (Details) | UMontreal-MILA University of Montreal |
Neural machine translation + 5-gram LM (re-ranking) | yes |
25.2 |
24.9 |
0.665 |
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| Neural MT (primary) (Details) | UMontreal-MILA University of Montreal |
Neural machine translation (primary) without monolingual corpus | yes | Primary (ensemble) |
25.2 |
24.8 |
0.659 |
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| uedin-syntax (Details) | rsennrich University of Edinburgh |
Moses string-to-tree with ParZu for syntactic annotation. | yes |
24.5 |
24.0 |
0.667 |
|||
| LIMSI/KIT Joint Submission (Details) | jan.niehues LIMSI/KIT |
yes |
24.1 |
23.6 |
0.664 |
||||
| uedin-pbt-wmt15-en-de (Details) | Matthias Huck University of Edinburgh |
Phrase-based Moses | yes |
23.3 |
22.8 |
0.681 |
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| KIT Primary (Details) | thanhleha KIT |
Phrase-based translation system | yes | Phrase-based translation system |
23.2 |
22.7 |
0.671 |
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| uedin-syntax-wmt15-en-de-contrastive (Details) | Matthias Huck University of Edinburgh |
Moses string-to-tree using target-side syntactic annotation from BitPar | yes | contrastive submission |
23.1 |
22.6 |
0.682 |
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| Moses Phrase-Based, word clusters (Details) | jhu-smt Johns Hopkins University |
Moses, use of word clusters. Preliminary run (full run may not finish): use of word clusters in OSM, LM. | yes |
23.0 |
22.5 |
0.689 |
|||
| Neural MT (single) (Details) | UMontreal-MILA University of Montreal |
Neural machine translation without monolingual corpus | yes |
22.8 |
22.4 |
0.685 |
|||
| udsSant_Run_Final (Details) | santanu Saarland University |
Hybrid EBMT SMT system | yes | NEA+EBMT ( selective high frequent phrases )+PB-SMT +2 and 3-gram MWE (all monolingual cleaned LM) (MERT+ MIRA Tuned) +Sys comb |
22.6 |
22.1 |
0.823 |
||
| CIMS (primary) (Details) | mweller IMS/CIS |
Phrase-Based SMT system; source-side reordering, generation of inflected forms on the target-side. | yes |
21.6 |
20.6 |
0.697 |
|||
| CIMS (Details) | mweller IMS/CIS |
Phrase-based SMT system; generation of inflected forms on the target-side. | yes |
21.5 |
20.4 |
0.708 |
|||
| dfki-contrastive (Details) | mpopovic DFKI |
no |
18.9 |
18.4 |
0.724 |
||||
| PROMT Rule-based (Details) | Alex Molchanov PROMT LLC |
no |
18.2 |
17.8 |
0.733 |
||||
| dfki-experimental-primary (Details) | mpopovic DFKI |
no |
18.1 |
17.8 |
0.745 |
||||
| ParFDA5-DCU (Details) | bicici |
Parallel Feature Decay Algorithms (ParFDA5) Moses RELEASE-3.0 phrase based SMT results. | yes | en-de (after the deadline). |
18.1 |
17.6 |
0.788 |
||
| UIUC en-de (Details) | dowobeha University of Illinois |
yes |
17.9 |
17.2 |
0.731 |
||||
| commercial (Details) | mpopovic DFKI |
no |
17.3 |
16.9 |
0.738 |
||||
| ParFDA5-DCU (Details) | bicici |
Parallel Feature Decay Algorithms (ParFDA5) Moses RELEASE-3.0 phrase based SMT results. | yes | en-de, LM is train target (after the deadline). |
16.5 |
16.1 |
0.783 |
||
| ExEx (Details) | quernheim IMS, Universitšt Stuttgart |
Experimental Exact Decoder MBOT tree-to-tree | yes |
15.3 |
14.4 |
0.777 |
|||
| UIUC en-de (Details) | dowobeha University of Illinois |
yes |
14.3 |
13.9 |
0.759 |


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Hello,

I eventually identified the problem. I am to blame. Despite the piece
of advice specified in the documentation, I did not worry about the
exact domain of my variables ("temporarily" of course). Some of them
were declared with Int::Limits::max.as upper bound. Coupled with the
element constraint, it caused this high memory consumption. At least,
my experience may benefit to others.

Thank you again for your help and sorry for the trouble.

Benoît

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Hi,
if the peak memory is during construction of the engine, it means it
occurs during your problem setup, not during search. Maybe you can
explain a little more what you're doing there - do you use a lot of
intermediate (STL?) data structures, perform symbolic computations,
read in large files or the like?
Cheers,
Guido
On Wed, Nov 11, 2009 at 1:10 PM, Christian Schulte <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:cschulte<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wrote:

Hi,
I don't really know what could be the reason without further looking at the
program. The memory consumed looks massive, actually, almost impossible.
Let's do some math: the search tree has a depth of 45, say with
recomputation possibly using adaptive recomputation that might be around 10
spaces stored during search. That is, each space takes almost 100 Meg! A
thousand variables and 30000 propagators (which propagators do you use?)
should normally take much less.
So, looks really fishy.
Christian
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Christian Schulte, www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
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Good morning,
Thank you both for your replies.

Another hint: if your model uses the standard Gecode search engines, you

can

inquire how much memory is occupied by the nodes of the search tree. If
there is a huge difference between what is reported by the search engine

and

what is reported by your operating system, you program just has a memory
leak.

I indeed use a standard Gecode search engine (Branch-and-Bound). I
followed you advice and performed the test: both values are coherent.

Then, how deep is the search tree? How many variables and propagators does
your problem have?

Here are the figures:
- Variables: 622
- Propagators: 25654
- Deep: 49

In the end: we could say much more if you provided a little bit more

detail

about what you observe. The information that your program uses a lot of
memory is not that helpful in itself.

Mea culpa: the memory consumption reaches 862MB.
My message was inaccurate yesterday evening: the memory peak occurs when
the engine constructor is called. It's maybe consistent with the figures
provided above ?
Benoît
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"Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within"
Aliens beings have taken over the Earth. The great cities are deserted and precious few humans remain to repel the invaders and reclaim the world for mankind. Aki Ross (voice of Ming-Na) and her mentor Dr. Sid (voice of Donald Sutherland) must develop their "wave theory," the only antidote to counter the alien phantoms in this latest video game to become a feature length movie in "Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within."
It was inevitable. Ever since Pixar Animation brought "The Tin Toy" to life in 1988 as the first all-computer generated (and Oscar-winning) short, the animation industry has been striving to create a realistic world using CGI ever since. A few years later "Toy Story" wowed us and, most recently, "Shrek" bowled the world over.
Live action films from video games have been around for a while. Super Mario Brothers, Teenaged Mutant Ninja Turtles and Might Morphin Power Rangers were all fodder for the video-game-turned-movie market. The latest of the live makeovers, "Lara Croft: Tomb Raider," is currently having a successful run at theaters everywhere. But the video game to video film niche has not, until "Final Fantasy," been tapped. Vid king Sakaguchi is the first to make the leap from creating his own popular gaming software to crafting a big-screen CGI version of his brainchild.
The brief description at the beginning of this review lays out the basic story. Aliens, in this case amorphous monsters that live just on the edge of human vision, are able to tear the spirit out of their victims, leaving their bodies an empty shell. The military, led by General Hein (James Woods), is gung ho against the invaders and, because they killed his family, the general will stop at nothing to stop the alien invaders. Of course, the misguided military mogul does not see the danger of this stop-at-nothing-to-win ideology and it is up to the scientists, in the "persona" of Aki and Dr. Sid (with the help of heroic Captain Gray Edwards (Alec Baldwin) and his loyal Deep Eyes SWAT team) to save the world.
"Final Fantasy" is a traditional action/adventure flick with the exceptional difference that there is, technically, little of tradition in the filmmaking.  The CGI used here is outstanding, with the action realistic and human movements and expressions genuine. The looks of the younger characters still has a smooth artificiality to it that keeps it just a step away from being "real" (though I think this is a move by the filmmakers to keep from spooking the audience by being too realistic).
There are a couple of problems with this technical tour de force, though. The main one I have is the same one that I have with many films. It is too darn long to sustain the story line. The makers, here, are so taken with the state-of-the-art technology that they feel they must sacrifice good pacing with extra F/X - action scenes are carried too long and the story meanders through its last 30 minutes with multiple logical endings, preventing the film from being tight and to the point. 15 minutes of judicious editing would have made this a terrific sci-fi adventure instead of just a good one.
The other problem is the melding of CGI with the look and feel of reality. We have entered the realm where the vid techies can create a realistic-looking human being by manipulating the bits and bytes. Giving voice to these new beings is going to create problems. It's one thing to have Charlton Heston doing the voice of a dog. It's another thing entirely giving that voice to a human, albeit a CGI one, that does not look like the actor. I found it distracting to hear Donald Sutherland's voice coming out of balding, bearded Dr. Sid. My mind kept visualizing the actor, instead. Non-stars and unknown vocal talents would be less distracting when giving voice to the characters in this reality-based animation world.
The real draw for "Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within" is to the many fans of the video game series (over 33 million copies sold world-wide) and those who are curious to see the first hyper-realistic, computer-generated action feature. It is a formidable effort, despite the problems, and I give it a B.
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Anil wrote up some great stuff about Nigritude Ultramarine and I really suggest you check it out. There is stuff that is really important in this world and Nigritude Ultramarine is one of these things. Read, think, scream, vote, but remember: Nigritude Ultramarine.
BugMeNot Kicks
Tired of having to register to read an article somewhere? The end is near: BugMeNot.com :)
The Microsoft Challenge
What is Microsoft all about? Why do they do what they do? What is their competition? How is their industry environment changing? Porter’s five forces looks amazingly interesting for them. Bad, but interesting. Learn more about this and a lot more here: Seattle Weekly: News: Microsoft’s Sacred Cash Cow by Jeff Reifman
Spam Closure
I had a brilliant idea, probably the last one having it really. I just closed down commenting on the columbia shuttle post. Nobody really wants to comment on that but spammers seem to love that post for feeding their spam bots. So now the commenting on that is closed. Fun. Less spam.  It’s really that simple. Whenever I install a unix machine vi ends up being the default and one of the first things I do is install pine with pico. Why? Because vi is a simple pain to use, especially if you use it only occasionally. I often end up just killing the ssh connection or something because I can’t even close the damn text file because I ended up somewhere I shouldn’t have!!! Grrr… So much for getting back into the blogging bit. Venting. Feels good. ;)
Canon Camera Hacked
It’s not enough that we hack simple PCs. Now Slashdot is reporting that the Canon Digital Rebel has been hacked into a pseudo-10D, which is $500 more expensive. As I am looking for a digital camera, and leaning towards to Olympus C-8080, this is interesting indeed to consider ;)
Another Blogger
I had a wonderful family weekend in Belgium, including a great dinner on saturday at Barbizon. The food was delicious, even though my lamb could have had a bit more taste to it really, it was a bit too fine in taste for me, or rather for my gums ;). The entree and desert were amazing though. And while with family over the weekend, I also managed to get my brother blogging. Welcome: The Adult Web. This will be an interesting one to watch, both due to the fact that he is a very good coder, and I mean very, and that he is working in a very competitive industry that knows volume: porn! Go check it out.
Creativity and Perceptions in Management: Cognition
Here we look at cognition in relation to creativity, how the brain works, intuitivity in management as well as the influence of beliefs.
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Tacit Knowledge
Some management educators are now acknoledging having neglected the unconscious know-how and local knowledge, that play a part in the innovative endavour. Intuitive, tacit ways of knowing are critical when working with less than clear situations.
This brings us to how the brain works. It involves a hundred billion neurons, interconnected via electrical discharges with a critical feature being it’s plastic nature. Paths that have been traveled are easier to travel next time. These grooves are different for each person and people use different parts of their brain to answer the same question.
Perceptions do not offer an accurate relfection of what is happening but images are constructed by many different analyses and is effected by what we expect to see. Memory seems to be distributed throughout the brain. It seems that we recreate images of past events on each occasion and that due to our experiences, our recollection of past events change over time. Our memories are also state-specific in that they are easier to remember when we are in the same state as when things happened.
The unconscious seems to be processing information, learning and making decision without us really knowing. The unconscious is often quicker off the mark than the conscious. It seems that you can for example still read letters on cards even if you cannot consciously read them. There are lots of nice experiments in this book.
It seems that it’s really the unconscious that does most of our thinking, learning, decision making and problem solving. Interestingly our confidence normally lages behind our performance, especially because we cannot explain it yet. On top of that, what we learned is often tied with the situation it was learned in and hard to transfer to a new situation.
Based on studies, professionals often base decisions on hunch and intuition. These intuitive decisions seem to be able to incorporate information that is too complex to be verablized, going as far as verbalizing can worsen recall. Both creativity and intuitive thinking also rely on incubation where the brain mangles everything arround to communicate it further to the conscious mind. Reflection can also help you out when being stuck, to bring in different view points.
The important item here is that the unconscious is very important in learning, decision making and a lot of other things.
Intuitive Management
Studies show that managers spend very little time really planning. Even senior managers devote a large part of their time to the implementation rather than the formulation of strategy. Mintzberg (1976, 1994a) argues that management is normally about complex, ambiguous and uncertain situations which need more of simultaneous, relational and holistic kind of knowing, often placed in the right hemisphere.
Managers he studied relied more on soft data and rarely on explicit analysis, to make strategic judgements. He believes that management is more of an art developed from involvement and intimate knowledge. Visionary leaders typically have worked in the industry they want to transform for many years. Delayering, loosing middle management, also looses a lot of tacit knowledge.
Intuition is often used under time pressure, when you need to act before you have a complete picture, involving apprehending rather than analysing. Intuition even seems to be a learnt experience and is often bound up with the are of expertise is was built within.
To recognize intuition, pay attention to hunches. But a word of caution. Intuitions can fail. They work best if you are truely open to all possibilities. You also need to work against biases. It also seems that if we get the good information first of something, we are likely to reframe the negative information in light of the good.
We have several judgement biases in general: - availability bias is about believing events to be more frequent if they come to mind more easily. - confirmation bias is about sticking with out initial judgement - we tend to be overconfident with our own opinions - hindsight bias is about being more confident initially than we really are
Mind-Sets
We can’t absorb everything arround us, which means we choose what to attend to, namely things that interest us and that fit our world view. Our understanding of the world is therefore partial. These relatively fixed ways of thinking are often referred to as mind-sets. We try to impose order on chaos, simplify complexity and make the inconsistent consistent. These mind-sets are conditioned by our past experiences and values. Unnecessary assumptions limite the range of possibilites we are considering.
Also, when judging how people perform, we seem to include the information we have been given about them beforehand. If this information was bad, then we tend to believe that they do perform badly. Reframing is about transforming negative beliefs into something more positive and this can become an attitude in life, always seeing the good side, or the opportunity.
Instead of saying "yes but" you say "yes and" in a meeting, focussing on the strengths of a proposal. The amount of information we have to process leads to the reliance on short cuts within our brain to make sense of situations.
Deconstruction is about the fact that people construct how the world is perceived. This is the same for management, which does have some values, norms and practices that are deamed right.
Want to Analyse Some Industry?
I am putting all my summaries of my MBA studies online at the OUBS Blog, and it’s fun and very rewarding. Some things are getting strange though. In the post about Analyzing the Industry Environment I now get people asking me for analysis of some industry. I have questions for the tourism, air line, computer, hotel and now airline industry again. I am starting to wonder if I couldn’t make a business out of this ;)
Crash Testing the Mini
Two wonderful pictures can be found in the following post about Crash Testing a MINI Cooper vs Ford F150. The Ford is a huge car but the Mini comes out miles ahead in security and passenger safety if you just look at the picture. Scary really.


The Process Flow palette contains all the objects needed to create process flow type models. These models are characterized by a passive entity that is passed from one object to another following a process flow diagram. These types of models are often used to simulate a manufacturing process where the entities represent parts that are moved between processing stations. The following objects are provided in the Process Flow palette.
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High standards helping Liverpool's full backs fire - Robertson
A day after Liverpool's Andy Robertson made his fourth assist of the Premier League season in Sunday's 3-1 victory over defending champions Manchester City, he issued a challenge to fellow full back Trent Alexander-Arnold.
REUTERS: A day after Liverpool's Andy Robertson made his fourth assist of the Premier League season in Sunday's 3-1 victory over defending champions Manchester City, he issued a challenge to fellow full back Trent Alexander-Arnold.
The Scotland captain posted a short video clip on Twitter of himself smiling wryly with the caption "Realising you have more assists than @trentaa98" to which his team mate responded "Come back in May."
The healthy rivalry between the Merseyside club's marauding full backs has seen them create chances on par with some of the best forwards in the world, adding venom to Liverpool's already potent attack as they chase a first league title in 30 years.
"Me and Trent had big numbers last season in terms of contributing to goals and stuff, but it was more than that," Robertson, 25, told Liverpool's website https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/first-team/372976-andy-robertson-man-city-reaction.
"Defensively we were also very good and this season we've tried to do the same. We just try and produce high standards in every single game - it's not always possible."
Robertson and England's Alexander-Arnold have combined for 30 league assists - 15 each - since August 2018 when Liverpool began to hit top gear under manager Juergen Klopp.
In the 12 games the pair have started this season, Liverpool have conceded 10 goals with only second-placed Leicester City (eight) and Sheffield United (nine) letting in fewer.
Robertson hailed the remarkable progress of Liverpool-born Alexander-Arnold, who is not far behind him with three assists this season.
"Trent is 21 and he's producing performances unbelievably and hopefully he keeps that up," Robertson said.
"Hopefully the team keeps it up because we're doing well so far and there's confidence in that changing room."
More praise came from former Liverpool striker Peter Crouch.
"Some of Trent's passing is as good as a midfielder's. I've played with Steven Gerrard and Xabi Alonso and I'd put him right up there," Crouch told the BBC in his role as an analyst.
"With what they do for this Liverpool team, Robertson and Alexander-Arnold are redefining the way full backs play."
(Reporting by Shrivathsa Sridhar in Bengaluru; Editing by Christian Radnedge)


INSIGNIFICANCE (director: Nicolas Roeg; screenwriter: based on 1982 play byTerry Johnson; cinematographer: Peter Hannan; editor: Tony Lawson; cast: Theresa Russell (Marilyn Monroe), Tony Curtis (Sen. Joe McCarthy), Gary Busey (Joe DiMaggio), Michael Emil (Albert Einstein), Will Sampson (Indian Elevator Attendant), 1985)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A noble idea for a film to satire some of the best known American pop culture heroes of the 1950s, as directed by the Britisher Nicolas Roeg, from a Terry Johnson play conceived in 1982. In 1954, the filmmaker fantasizes, what would have happened if Marilyn Monroe (Theresa Russell), Albert Einstein (Michael Emil), Joe DiMaggio (Gary Busey), and Senator Joseph McCarthy (Tony Curtis) met in a hotel room in New York City on one blistering hot day. The film often misses the target, but since it throws everything into the mix, it sometimes is delightfully on target, providing both amusement and thought-provoking reactions.
The fictionalized encounters, which try to capture the essence of the pop culture characters rather than depicting them as real-life characters, though using what knowledge the public has of them, the characterizations seem pretty close to the truth. It shows the icons concerned about the following topics: fame, vanity, communism vs. the free world, world peace, jealousy, Freud, love, The Theory of Relativity, the physical appearance of the universe, the A-bomb, hatred, and freedom of speech.
What really makes this film work, are the excellent performances by the stars. Michael Emil makes for a fine childlike genius, wearing a sweatshirt with the block letter P for Princeton emblazed on it. He sits in the hotel room late at night working on his Field Theory, when who should pop in, but Marilyn Monroe looking for an intelligent conversation with Einstein. She has just finished shooting her famous scene from The Seven Year Itch, where a wind gush under a NYC subway grating, blows her skirt up and one can see her panties. Marilyn is the life of the film, presenting a sexy and engaging sex goddess, who is both vulnerable and pushy.
The genius and the sexpot sit and talk about The Theory of Relativity, which Marilyn accurately explains by a demonstration of toys and a flashlight on the floor. She then says she learned it without understanding it. Einstein is upset by that, mentioning that knowledge isn't something that is true-- it's just an agreement made by people that makes it seem true. He says that real knowledge comes about by turning over possibilities, which is the method of thinking about things.
Gary Busey is the chain-smoking Yankee Clipper, who can't understand the starlet and her psychological problems that revolve around her insecurities and the hatred of her step-mother, but is jealously in love with her. He comes at 3 A.M. banging on the professor's hotel room door expecting his wife, who has not been with him for the last two weeks, of having another extra-marital affair. He is portrayed as a buffoon, self-absorbed with his fame and baseball achievements, with the running gag that he is someone who loves collecting bubble gum baseball cards of himself.  Somehow Emil, Busey, and Theresa survive the night, with Emil voluntarily leaving his room for another in the hotel to placate the jealous baseball slugger.
For my money, the best scene in the film was in the brief contact between Will Samson, as the proud Cherokee elevator attendant, taking Einstein to a room on a different floor. When Einstein tells him that the Indians believe that wherever they stand is the center of the universe and Samson responds that he just eats hot dogs and goes up and down all day in the elevator, an interesting conversation ensues from that, with the Indian suggesting that Einstein is really a Cherokee because of his views.
The most terrifying carrier of world gloom, is Tony Curtis, as the witch-hunting junior senator from Wisconsin, Joseph McCarthy, who is in Einstein's room to subpoena him to testify before his House of Un-American Committee. He is shown as a repressed Catholic, a hypocrite, a boozer, an anti-Semite, a paranoid nutcase who is hell-bent through his powers in the senate to head a committee that sniffs out people he doesn't feel comfortable about by naming them as commies and thereby ruining their careers. Einstein says he will go to his World Peace conference and will not testify before the senator's committeee, which challenges the senator's authority.
The film is a bit of a mess, with no certain plot and it seems to have no particular aim it hopes to accomplish. But as a diverting look at these fantasies of the four 1950 icons, it makes for provocative theater and in the process, it sometimes offers us some inspired thoughts to think about. It sort of sucks you along for its ride and you don't mind going along because its kind of fun to imagine how those characters really were. The film's efforts might be comparable to a guy fantasizing how it would be to sleep with Marilyn Monroe.
REVIEWED ON 5/19/2000 GRADE: B-
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Air Conditioning Inspection Certificate
Certificate contents
Report number
9876-6789-5432-2345-1350
Valid until
21 September 2024
66 Primrose Hill
London
NW3 2UU
Assessment details
- Inspection date
- 22 September 2019
- Inspection level
- Level 3
- Assessment software
- CLG, ACReport, v2.0
- Assessor’s declaration
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No connection to the property
The assessor declared they have no personal or business connection with the property’s owner or anyone who may have an interest in the property. - F-Gas compliant date
- Not provided
- Total effective rated output
- 106 kW
- System sampling
- Yes
- Treated floor area
- 410 metres squared
- Sub systems metered
- No
- Total estimated refrigerant charge
- 73kg
Inspection report
For the assessment’s recommendations, see the inspection report.
Sub systems inspected
| Sub system ID | Description | Refrigerant type | Age of main components |
|---|---|---|---|
| VOL001/SYS001/CP001 Ground Floor Banking Hall, Interview Room and Cashiers Area | Mitsubishi Electric PURY-P250LM-A1 VRF packaged system x 1 serve ceiling slot diffuser internal unit x 6 | R410A | 2017 |
| VOL001/SYS002/ CP002 Lower Ground Floor Waiting Area and Interview Room Areas | Mitsubishi Electric PURY-P450LM-A1 VRF packaged system x 1 serve ceiling slot diffuser internal unit x 10 | R410A | 2017 |
| VOL001/SYS003/CP003 ATM Area | Mitsubishi Electric | R410A | 2017 |
Contacting the assessor and accreditation scheme
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If you are still unhappy after contacting the assessor, you should contact the assessor’s accreditation scheme.
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- James Cox
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- 0707 164 6673
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- ECMK
- Assessor's accreditation number
- ECMK001884
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Senior citizen loses ₹1.25 lakh in online fraud
Victim gave bank details to unknown caller
by Special CorrespondentA 68-year-old woman lost ₹1.25 lakh which she had saved for the treatment of her ailing husband, who was admitted to a private hospital with a chronic ailment.
Based on the complaint by Vidya R. Rao, the Puttenahalli police registered a case on Saturday.
Vidya, in her complaint, said that she was attending to her husband at a private hospital on Bannerghatta Road when she received a call.
The man claimed to be an executive of a nationalised bank where she had two accounts. The accused offered to renew her card for which Vidya replied that she had already got it updated. The accused persuaded her that it is mandatory and asked her to give the details of both the accounts. Minutes later, ₹75,000 was removed from one account and ₹50,000 from another.
The victim, with the help of neighbours, alerted the bank to stop payment, but the bank refused to do so stating that she was at fault for sharing the bank account details. Vidya said that she was preoccupied with her husband’s treatment.
The Puttenahalli police have taken up a case and have sought the help of the cyber crime police to track down the account in which the money was transferred. The police are also trying to track down the accused through the phone number which he used to call the victim.
Software engineer gets duped
In another incident, Soujanya Chanduri, 31, a software engineer, filed a complaint with the Kodigehalli police on Sunday that someone had made transactions worth ₹1.4 lakh using his credit card without his approval.
According to Soujanya, the accused made two transactions in US dollars in the wee hours of Sunday.
“The credit card is with me and the bank did not send any authorisation alerts to me while clearing the transactions,” he told the police. The police suspect an insider’s hand and efforts are on to track down the culprit.


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This assignment is a continuation of a previous project titled,"History of the Internet".
While that project goes through a rudimentary introduction to the internet and its history, this project is focused on how the internet has evolved and works today.
The first topic covered in this project is the Domain Names and ICANN. Here we focus on what domains are and the regulatory body that manages them.
The next topic is how the addressing scheme of the internet as well has how information is sent and received. This is all covered in the IP Address, Packets, and Routing section.
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Next we take a look at how the internet is accessed, as well as a brief discussion about security can be viewed in the HTTP and HTTPS protocols section.
Lastly, we discuss the visual evolution of the browser renderings through graphic markups thanks to W3C and HTML and CSS.


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MOLL FLANDERS A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ****
Okay admit it, when you hear the title MOLL FLANDERS, you think of that racy novel from high school. Yes, this is the same Daniel Defoe book, but an excellent director, Pen Densham, has made it into a marvelous character study and moving motion picture. Certainly, MOLL FLANDERS can be a bit bawdy at times, but compared to most popular films today, the depiction of the sex here is tame. This is cinema at its best: great actors, stirring music, impressive sets, and an intelligent script.
As the story starts, Hibble (Morgan Freeman from SEVEN, THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION, DRIVING MISS DAISY, and GLORY among others) takes a little girl named Flora (Aisling Corcoran) out of an orphanage. It is his duty to read Flora the memoirs of her dying mother, Moll Flanders (Robin Wright from FORREST GUMP), whom she never knew. Flora is a saucy and high strung girl of about 7 who is more interested in escaping that hearing some silly old morality tale. Hibble is just as determined that she will listen carefully to every single word of it.
  They postponed the execution until the day Moll is born. The script, which I believe is a loose adaptation of the novel, stays with spirit of the book and the cadence of the speech, but takes a lot of liberties. It paints a Dickensian picture of the world that stretches credulity a bit, but it was easy for me to suspend disbelieve. I bought the story lock, stock, and barrel.
Moll comes to live in a religious school where the priests' fondle her and the nuns do not believe Moll's complaints. She is a strong willed young woman who defiantly proclaims, "I'm not going to fear any man of flesh and blood, no matter what costume he wears." Soon she escapes from her hellish home and in an upbeat mood reflects that, "Hope comes to the young as naturally as the spring rains."
Moll goes to work in the charitable home of Mrs. Mazzawatti (Brenda Fricker from A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE and MY LEFT FOOT), and they attempt to teach her all of the social graces. Mrs. Mazzawatti's daughters are anything but charitable, and Moll is forced to leave for quite surprising reasons that you will never be able to guess in advance.
Moll is next taken in at a bordello runs by a conniving madam named Mrs. Allworthy (Stockard Channing from SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION). Hibble is Mrs. Allworthy's second in command. Perhaps he would be considered her butler. At any rate, he and Moll eventually become good friends. At first Moll just cleans the floors at the bordello, and life is still hard for her. She is beaten there as she has been all of her life and will be more in the future.
After a while, Mrs. Allworthy's develops an affection for Moll and so give her some advice, "Life's terrible short girl. Give yourself some pleasure. I'll bet you've never been kissed." Soon, she has convinced Moll the way to riches is through prostitution. Mrs. Allworthy makes-up (make-up by Michele Burke) the naturally beautiful Moll to look like a circus clown and auctions off her virginity for one hundred guineas.
After that her life and Mrs. Allworthy's take many turns some for the better and some for the worse. The story is wonderfully rich and varied and always keeps the audience's attention. After being beaten all of her life, she meets a gentle painter of anatomical drawings called The Artist (John Lynch). His evil father is played by Jeremy Brett from "The Sherlock Holmes" series on PBS as well as MY FAIR LADY (1964). The painter hates his father and warns Moll that, "Great money does not a great human make."
The ending of the film is somewhat of a surprise and is extremely effective and moving. MOLL FLANDERS may produce a few natural tears. Although I cried a little toward the end, I never found the script manipulative.
The acting was nothing short of brilliant. It is hard to have a favorite in movies of this caliber. If forced to choose, I'll go with Morgan Freeman's performance as the best. This luminescent actor seems incapable of anything less than a compelling performance. Although this is not his best film, he is great in it.
Technically the movie is on par with the high quality of the acting. In fact, even better than the acting is the script by the director Pen Densham and the music by Mark Mancina. The music has an extensive range from delicate and loving to large and dramatic. I would be pleased to see this picture win many awards, but if I had to pick one, I'd give it to Mark Mancina for the music.
The movie was filmed entirely in Ireland. The dramatic sets (Caroline Hanania) and cinematography (David Tattersall) are gorgeous. The snowy scenes are bleak and yet possess an inner warmth somehow thus suggesting the possibility of hope around the next corner. The costumes (Consolata Boyle) like the sets are lush and evocative without ever being unbelievably ostentatious. My favorite costume is the stern, long blue coat with the brass buttons that Hibble wears.
The director and the editors (Neil Travis and James R. Symons) demonstrate a flawless sense of timing. The movie flows naturally and sometimes slowly, but always with enough energy so that you remain on the edge of your seat. Also the strong mood of the picture has to be credited to the director who is able to fashion just the right pieces to make it all come together.
MOLL FLANDERS is listed as running 2:49, but I think it might be a misprint. Certainly it did seem that long. However long it is, I would not want it edited down. The film is rated R. There is the brutality of that era, but it is done tastefully. There is brief sex, some nudity, but no bad language that I can remember. It would be fine for any teenager and perhaps those a bit younger. I give this show my top recommendation and award it ****.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
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Samsung Galaxy S11 renders leak showing 5 cameras on the rear
by Scott PlowmanThat time has snuck up on us again. MWC is just a few months away now and thus all the phones that are launching around that time will start appearing in leaks so that once again there will be very few surprises for us. Today it is the Samsung Galaxy S11’s turn with CAD renders showing it off in full 360 degrees.
Thanks to @OnLeaks and 91Mobiles renders made of the CAD drawings of the Galaxy S11 have been shown off and there are no surprises but some interesting changes.
Starting with the big change is the camera. This year Samsung moved back to the top of smartphone photography with their premium devices and looks to do more of the same next year with a penta (that’s five) lens camera system on the rear. This is inside a rectangular camera module similar to the square that so many manufacturers are favouring these days.
Once again the S series phone will have a punch hole in the display for the selfie camera but this time it looks to be a lot smaller and is located in the centre of the top of the display — just as they did for the Galaxy Note 10.
The sides of the device are also shown and it is good to see that Samsung did not include the Bixby button — finally — nor waste any internal space with a headphone jack. Charging is through the USB-C port (as well as most likely wireless charging) on the bottom of the phone.
The phone itself is said to be 161.9 x 73.7 x 7.8mm in size with the camera module causing a bump taking that section to 8.9mm. The display is expected to be a 6.7-inch curved display but the curves look less pronounced compared to the Galaxy S10 which is nice to see.
The Galaxy S11 looks to be another attractive device from Samsung and we look forward to seeing it released. Hopefully it can hit the high mark Samsung are aiming for but equally hopefully they have some decent competition from other manufacturers around the same time.