Instructs a journal provider to batch-replay input messages.
Instructs a journal provider to batch-replay input messages. The provider must reply to the sender with org.eligosource.eventsourced.core.Journal.ReplayDone when all replayed messages have been added to the corresponding replay targets' mailboxes.
command batch to be executed by the journal provider.
function to be called by the provider for every replayed input message.
The acks
field of a replayed input message must contain the channel ids
of all acknowledgements for that input message. The replay target
of the
currently processed ReplayInMsgs
command must be passed as second argument.
Instructs a journal provider to delete an output message.
Instructs a journal provider to delete an output message.
command to be executed by the journal provider.
Instructs a journal provider to replay input messages.
Instructs a journal provider to replay input messages. The provider must reply to the sender with org.eligosource.eventsourced.core.Journal.ReplayDone when all replayed messages have been added to the corresponding replay target's mailbox.
command to be executed by the journal provider.
function to be called by the provider for each replayed input message.
The acks
field of a replayed input message must contain the channel ids
of all acknowledgements for that input message.
Instructs a journal provider to replay output messages.
Instructs a journal provider to replay output messages.
command to be executed by the journal provider.
function to be called by the provider for each replayed output message.
Instructs a journal provider to write an acknowledgement.
Instructs a journal provider to write an acknowledgement.
command to be executed by the journal provider.
Instructs a journal provider to write an input message.
Instructs a journal provider to write an input message.
command to be executed by the journal provider.
Instructs a journal provider to write an output message, optionally together with an acknowledgement.
Instructs a journal provider to write an output message, optionally together with an acknowledgement.
command to be executed by the journal provider.
Returns the last stored counter value.
Returns the last stored counter value.
Returns the current counter value.
Returns the current counter value.
Calls stop()
.
Calls stop()
.
Initializes the counter
from the last stored counter value and calls start()
.
Initializes the counter
from the last stored counter value and calls start()
.
Handles messages defined in the org.eligosource.eventsourced.core.Journal$ companion object.
Handles messages defined in the org.eligosource.eventsourced.core.Journal$ companion object.
Start callback.
Start callback. Empty default implementation.
Stop callback.
Stop callback. Empty default implementation.
An abstract journal to be implemented by journal providers. The library interacts with a concrete journal via messages defined in the org.eligosource.eventsourced.core.Journal$ companion object.


Class Test
Defined in: testlib.js.
| Constructor Attributes | Constructor Name and Description |
|---|---|
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Test(base_url)
A library for writing web application tests in javascript.
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| Method Attributes | Method Name and Description |
|---|---|
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click(selector)
Sends a click event to the element matching the given selector.
|
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click_and_wait(selector)
Sends a click event to the element matching the given selector, then
waits for a page load to occur.
|
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diag(message)
Dumps a message into the test output, in a TAP-compatible fashion.
|
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done()
Tell the testlib that you are done with your tests.
|
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is(got, expected, description)
Check that the one value matches another.
|
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like(got, expected, description)
Check that the one value matches a regular expression.
|
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open(path)
Navigates to the given path.
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screenshot(filename)
Takes a screenshot.
|
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set(key, value)
Set a configuration value.
|
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sleep(ms)
Pauses the test execution.
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text(selector)
Returns the textContent of the element(s) matching the
given selector.
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val(selector)
Returns - or sets - the value of the element(s) matching
the given selector.
|
Class Detail
Test(base_url)
A library for writing web application tests in javascript.
Provides a procedural interface for writing tests, so you don't have to
grok event based programming. Uses PhantomJS to provide a webkit-based
headless browser to run your tests against.
Synopsis:
phantom.injectJs('testlib.js'); var t = new Test('https://github.com'); t.open('/'); t.is(t.text('title'), 'GitHub · Social Coding', 'Homepage loaded'); t.done();
- Parameters:
- {String} base_url
- The base URL that all #open calls will be relative to.
Method Detail
click(selector)
Sends a click event to the element matching the given selector.
If the element is a link, it will be followed, and if the element
triggers a form submission, the form will be submitted. If you're
expecting the click to take the browser to another page, consider
using #click_and_wait instead.
- Parameters:
- {String} selector
- The element to click on.
click_and_wait(selector)
Sends a click event to the element matching the given selector, then
waits for a page load to occur.
- Parameters:
- {String} selector
- The element to click on.
diag(message)
Dumps a message into the test output, in a TAP-compatible fashion.
- Parameters:
- {String} message
- The message to dump.
done()
Tell the testlib that you are done with your tests.
This will output a TAP summary of the tests run, and exit. Calling
this lets TAP parsers know that your script finished (as opposed to
crashing), so make sure you call it.
is(got, expected, description)
Check that the one value matches another.
Typically, you would call this method like so:
t.is(t.text('title'), 'My Title', 'Page title is correct');
- Parameters:
- got
- The value to check - typically you should use the result of a call to #text, #val, #attr or similar here.
- expected
- The value you expect. Will be compared using ==.
- {String} description
- The test description.
like(got, expected, description)
Check that the one value matches a regular expression.
Typically, you would call this method like so:
t.like(t.text('title'), /Title/, 'Page title contains "Title"');
- Parameters:
- got
- The value to check - typically you should use the result of a call to #text, #val, #attr or similar here.
- expected
- The regex this value should match.
- {String} description
- The test description.
open(path)
Navigates to the given path. The path is considered relative to the
base_url you set when creating the test object.
- Parameters:
- {String} path
- The path to navigate to.
screenshot(filename)
Takes a screenshot.
The file type of the screenshot is determined by the extension you
use. Supported formats are PNG, JPEG and PDF.
t.screenshot('wat.png');
- Parameters:
- {String} filename
set(key, value)
Set a configuration value. Available settings:
- timeout
- The timeout for calls that wait for an event to be completed in milliseconds, e.g. {#open}. Default 10 seconds
- width
- The width of the browser window
- height
- The height of the browser window
t.set('timeout', 30000); t.open('/a_sloooooow_page'); t.set('timeout', 10000); // put it back once we're done
- Parameters:
- {String} key
- value
sleep(ms)
Pauses the test execution.
Note that this has many legitimate uses, but you shouldn't use it if
there is a 'wait' method available that can do the job for you, as
they return as soon as the event they're waiting for has happened.
t.sleep(1000); // sleep for a second
- Parameters:
- {Integer} ms
- How many milliseconds to sleep for.
text(selector)
Returns the textContent of the element(s) matching the
given selector.
- Parameters:
- {String} selector
- The element(s) to get the text content of.
val(selector)
Returns - or sets - the value of the element(s) matching
the given selector.
This is most useful for form elements:
t.val('#myform input[name="firstname"]', 'waawaamilk'); // set first name t.is(t.val('#myform input[name="firstname"]'), 'waawaamilk', 'First name set correctly');
- Parameters:
- {String} selector
- The element(s) to get the value of.


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Google Earth Enterprise Documentation Home | Release notes
Release notes: GEE 5.1.3
GEE 5.1.3 is an incremental release of GEE 5.1. It contains several bug fixes in Fusion and GEE Server, and updates to third-party libraries.
Supported Platforms
The Google Earth Enterprise 5.1.3 release is supported on 64-bit versions of the following operating systems:
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux versions 6.0 to 7.2, including the most recent security patches
- CentOS 6.0 to 7.2
- Ubuntu 10.04, 12.04 and 14.04 LTS
Google Earth Enterprise 5.1.3 is compatible with Google Earth Enterprise Client (EC) version 7.1.8 and Google Earth Plug-in versions 7.0.1 - <IP_ADDRESS>7 for Windows and Mac.
Library updates
| Library | Updated version |
|---|---|
| GDAL | 2.1.2 |
| Google Maps JS API V3 | 3.27 |
| Apache httpd | 2.2.32 |
| OpenSSL | 1.0.2k |
| freetype | 2.6.1 |
Known Issues
| Number | Description | Workaround |
|---|---|---|
| 31619151 | Missing historical imagery dates in EC timeslider | Ensure all assets in the project have valid timestamps and they are unique (in case some of the resources have the same date & time). |
| 35093485 | Google basemap fails to load in 2D Mercator databases built with "Use Google Basemap" option | Edit /opt/google/gehttpd/htdocs/maps/maps_google.html to include a valid API Key (or client id) to the Maps API Javascript call. See https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/error-messages#no-api-keys |
Resolved Issues
| Number | Description | Resolution |
|---|---|---|
| 1644180 | Improve granularity of image acquisition date | Fixed in Fusion: imagery acquisition date now supports hours, minutes and seconds with the (ISO-8601) format YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss . This new extended timestamp is backward compatible and enabled in the Fusion UI as well as command-line tools. Client support is being added to EC's timeslider; updated version coming soon. |
| 11271105 | gekmlgrabber fails to grab KML files referenced with relative URLs |
Fixed in Cutter. |
| 17300345, 18021264 | Missing cache_alpha files reported when building projects with pre-processed source data (KIP) | Fixed in Fusion: after upgrading, clean the latest blocked version of the database, clean the latest blocked version of the imagery/terrain project, and then rebuild. |
| 21760202 | gesystemmanager consumes large amount of of resources (cpu & memory) when cancelling large projects | Fixed in Fusion: optimized cache when building raster projects. |
| 24375793 | Use asynchronous communication with server in Portable Viewer | Fixed in Portable Server. |
| 24469566 | Search bar disappears after clicking 'go to polygon' in Portable Viewer | Fixed in Portable Server. |
| 25954774 | Implement swap and replace functions when publishing databases | Fixed in GEE Server: to facilitate updates to existing published databases, geserveradmin supports --republish of databases which involves unpublishing an existing target, and publishing a new database on that same target while retaining its publish context i.e. virtual host, snippets, search services, WMS-serving. The --swaptargets option swaps the target path of two published databases along with their publish context. This makes it easy to test or revert databases in production environments. For more information, see geserveradmin usage. |
| 26964919, 27346002 | POI searches fail when servers deployed behind load-balancer | Fixed in GEE Server: deprecate database ID (db_id), and modify POI search service to query poi_id based on target_path instead. |
| 27689103 | Large POI files break database push | Fixed in Fusion: Split POI files in 1 GB parts. |
| 28941507 | Coordinate search doesn't send search status to Federated search | Fixed in GEE Server. |
| 30189080 | Security: High risk HTTPoxy vulnerability | Fixed in GEE Server: block HTTP Proxy headers in Apache environment. |
| 30512788 | Publish fails when only supplementary search tabs are enabled | Fixed in GEE Server. |
| 30974078 | Portable throws error with blank lines in portable.cfg | Fixed in Portable Server. |
| 31713095 | Check for duplicate images in Asset Manager | Fixed in Fusion: Imagery Resource file dialog checks for duplicates such that the same image cannot be added more than once. |
| 32120563 | Get postgreSQL port number from configuration file | Fixed in GEE Server: custom port numbers for GEE's postgres service should be specified in the files: /var/opt/google/pgsql/data/postgresql.conf and /opt/google/gehttpd/wsgi-bin/conf/postgres.properties. (The default port is 5432.) |
| 32547956 | Cutter fails if 'rsync' not present on system | Fixed in GEE Server: gecutter is no longer dependent on 'rsync' utility. |


These are my notes from the initial session.
The Internet: HTML documents contain the content for the web. The user's specific web browser translates this code into digestable, aesthletically appealing visual and auditory information. Servers contect computers via HTTP requests sent by user's computers.HTML: Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is currently in its fifth version. Most of the files on the web are written, at least in part, in HTML. I am typing text content right now, whereas markup commands enable special formatting, such as bolds, italics, spaces, etc.
Tags & Elements: HTML documents are comprised of HTML elements, which are written with a start tag, with an end tag, and with the content in between.
Computers Respond to Instructions Literally: If there is an error in a program, it is due to the programmer's code, not the computer itself. Non-artifically intelligent computers only respond to humans' commands.
Inline vs. Block Elements: Most HTML elements are defined as block level elements or inline elements. Block level elements normally start (and end) with a new line. An "invisible box" forms around the content of a block element. Inline elements are normally displayed without line breaks.


ValueType
public enum ValueType
A collection of default value types.Just like a namespace
-
Type of value is String
Declaration
Swift
public typealias String = ParameterValue<Swift.String>
-
Type of value is Bool, and can be decode from a string type value.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias Bool = ParameterValue<Swift.Bool>
-
Type of value is Float, and can be decode from a string type value.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias Float = ParameterValue<Swift.Float>
-
Type of value is Double, and can be decode from a string type value.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias Double = ParameterValue<Swift.Double>
-
Type of value is Int, and can be decode from a string type value.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias Int = ParameterValue<Swift.Int>
-
Type of value is Int8, and can be decode from a string type value.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias Int8 = ParameterValue<Swift.Int8>
-
Type of value is Int16, and can be decode from a string type value.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias Int16 = ParameterValue<Swift.Int16>
-
Type of value is Int32, and can be decode from a string type value.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias Int32 = ParameterValue<Swift.Int32>
-
Type of value is Int64, and can be decode from a string type value.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias Int64 = ParameterValue<Swift.Int64>
-
Type of value is UInt, and can be decode from a string type value.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias UInt = ParameterValue<Swift.UInt>
-
Type of value is UInt8, and can be decode from a string type value.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias UInt8 = ParameterValue<Swift.UInt8>
-
Type of value is UInt16, and can be decode from a string type value.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias UInt16 = ParameterValue<Swift.UInt16>
-
Type of value is UInt32, and can be decode from a string type value.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias UInt32 = ParameterValue<Swift.UInt32>
-
Type of value is UInt64, and can be decode from a string type value.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias UInt64 = ParameterValue<Swift.UInt64>


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---
layout: game-page
redirect_from: /game/hella-racing
title: Hella Racing
year: 2006
semester: Fall
description: "Hella Cool Racing!
In gravity defying racing, cars stick to the road and don't let go! Do turns, loops, jumps, and flips in futuristic cyberpunk environments. Multiplayer mode pits you against a friend on the same screen. Made with the Ogre 3D engine."
tags: Windows Singleplayer Multiplayer
# tag options: "Windows", "Mac", "Linux",
# "Singleplayer", "Multiplayer",
# "Controller-Compatible", "VR",
# "Game-Jam"
project_members: {
Ben Greer: "Map Design, 3D Modeling",
Diana Archer: UI Design,
Eric Foote: Music,
Greg Peng: Design Consultant,
Jay Meistrich: "Project Lead, Programming",
Justin Lokey: "Map Design, 3D Modeling",
Michael Collins: Car Model,
Roy Concepcion: Design Consultant
}
stage_game_path: hella-racing/
builds: {
Windows: hella-racing.win32.zip
}
thumbnail: hella-racing-1.jpg
top-img: hella-racing-1.jpg
screenshots: [
hella-racing-1.jpg,
hella-racing-2.jpg
]
# Optional
build_instructions: Requires Microsoft Visual Studio Runtime 2005.
top-img-fit: cover
# top-img-fit options:
# "cover" - Cover the entire top area with the image, without squashing/stretching
# "fill" - Fit the FULL image into the top area, squashing/stretching as necessary
---


This notebook introduces how to use the adaptiveKnockoff
R package. In this preliminary tutorial, we will focus on introducing how to use the adaptive knockoff wrapper with the default settings. We will generate synthetic data and construct knockoffs and feature importance statistics via the knockoff
package. Then we show how to call the adaptive knockoff function and obtain results.
We need the following packages for later implementation:
library("knockoff")
library("gam")
library("randomForest")
library("ggplot2")
library("cowplot")
library("adaptiveKnockoff")
The covariate matrix \(X\) is generated from a multivariate Gaussian distribution and the response \(y\) is generated from a linear model conditional on \(X\).
# Parameters
set.seed(2019)
n = 1000 # number of observations
p = 900 # number of features
k = 150 # number of signals
amp = 3.5 # signal amplitude
#Generate covariate matrix from a multivariate Gaussian distribution
mu = rep(0,p)
rho = 0.5
Sigma = toeplitz(rho^(0:(p-1)))
X = matrix(rnorm(n*p),n) %*% chol(Sigma)
#Generate the response y from a linear model.
nonzero = 1:k
beta0 = amp * (1:p %in% nonzero)*sign(rnorm(p)) / sqrt(n)
y.sample = function(X) X%*%beta0+rnorm(n,0,1)
y = y.sample(X)
The features live on a real line and are indexed from 1 to p according to their location. Specially, the nonzero ones are all clusted at end, shown as the below figure:
Consider a series of target FDR levels \(\{0.01,\ldots,0.3\}\):
alphalist = seq(0.3,0.03,-0.03)
Set the side information \(U_j\) to be the index of feature \(j\):
U=1:p
We use the knockoff
package to generate knockoff copy \(\tilde{X}\) and calculate the feature importance statistics \(W\):
Xk = create.gaussian(X,mu,Sigma)#generate knockoff Xk
W = stat.glmnet_coefdiff(X,Xk,y)#calculate feature importance statistics (LCD)
Call adaptive knockoff function:
res = adaptiveKnockoff::adaptive_knockoff(W,U,fdr = alphalist)
Calculate the resulting power and FDP:
fdp = c()
power = c()
for (i in 1:length(alphalist)){
if(res$nrejs[[i]]>0){
rej = res$rejs[[i]]
fdp = c(fdp,sum(beta0[rej]==0)/max(length(rej),1))
power = c(power,sum(beta0[rej]!=0)/max(k,1))
}else{
fdp = c(fdp,0)
power = c(power,0)
}
}
The resulting power for different FDR target levels (in a decreasing order):
## [1] 0.5066667 0.5066667 0.5066667 0.5066667 0.4466667 0.4466667 0.4200000
## [8] 0.3266667 0.2666667 0.0000000
The resulting FDP for different FDR target levels (in a decreasing order):
## [1] 0.06172840 0.05000000 0.01298701 0.01298701 0.00000000 0.00000000
## [7] 0.00000000 0.00000000 0.00000000 0.00000000
Plot power and FDP versus the target FDR level:
We can also plot the realized ordering determined by adaptive knockoff. The plot below contains the last two hundred features in the ordering.
adaptiveKnockoff::plot_ordering(res,nonzero,start_index = 701)


12 < 6 && 18 > 1
evaluates to false
| AND Operator && | |
|---|---|
| true && true | true | false && true | false | true && false | false | false && false | false |
You may have noticed something in answering the question: you can get the correct answer to the question by evaluating just the first part of the expression:
12 < 6 && 18 > 1 ------ false
Since false
&& anything is false
,
there is no need
to continue after the
first false
has been encountered.
In fact,
this is how Java operates:
To evaluateX && Y
, first evaluate X. If X isfalse
then stop: the whole expression isfalse
. Otherwise, evaluate Y then AND the two values.
This idea is called short-circuit evaluation.
Programmers frequently make use of this feature.
For example,
say that two methods that return true/false
values
are combined in a boolean expression:
if ( methodThatTakesHoursToRun() && methodThatWorksInstantly() ) ....


pg_xlogdump - Display a human-readable rendering of the write-ahead log of a PostgreSQL database cluster
pg_xlogdump [option...] [startseg [endseg]]
pg_xlogdump displays the write-ahead log (WAL) and is mainly useful for debugging or educational purposes.
This utility can only be run by the user who installed the server, because it requires read-only access to the data directory.
The following command-line options control the location and format of the output:
startseg
Start reading at the specified log segment file. This implicitly determines the path in which files will be searched for, and the timeline to use.
endseg
Stop after reading the specified log segment file.
-b
--bkp-details
Output detailed information about backup blocks.
-e end
--end=end
Stop reading at the specified log position, instead of reading to the end of the log stream.
-f
--follow
After reaching the end of valid WAL, keep polling once per second for new WAL to appear.
-n limit
--limit=limit
Display the specified number of records, then stop.
-p path
--path=path
Directory in which to find log segment files. The default is to search for them in the pg_xlog subdirectory of the current directory.
-r rmgr
--rmgr=rmgr
Only display records generated by the specified resource manager. If list is passed as name, print a list of valid resource manager names, and exit.
-s start
--start=start
Log position at which to start reading. The default is to start reading the first valid log record found in the earliest file found.
-t timeline
--timelime=timeline
Timeline from which to read log records. The default is to use the value in startseg, if that is specified; otherwise, the default is 1.
-V
--version
Print the pg_xlogdump version and exit.
-x xid
--xid=xid
Only display records marked with the given TransactionId.
-?
--help
Show help about pg_xlogdump command line arguments, and exit.
Can give wrong results when the server is running.
Only the specified timeline is displayed (or the default, if none is specified). Records in other timelines are ignored.
Section 29.5, (lqWAL Internals(rq, in the documentation


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1856
Spirit of Democracy,
Died At the residence of her brother, John C. Morrill,
Again
has death entered the portals of our humble home, and taken from us an
affectionate sister one who watched over us in early life, and in mature years,
when disease and affliction had overtaken her, her kindly advices was worshiped
in our ear, that we should be patient in enduring the sufferings which it is
our lot to encounter in this world. Her departure from the shores of time was
calm and serene more like falling into sweet slumber, than that death had laid
its cold hand upon her.
O
sweet is the season of rest,
When life s weary journey is done!
The
blush that spreads over its west,
The last lingering ray
of its sun.
Des
Arc Citizen
Bankhead,
James Bankhead
Spirit of Democracy,
Death
of Gen. Bankhead Brigadier General James Bankhead, commander at
He was
in the service 48 years, having entered it the same day of Gen. Scott.
Spirit of Democracy,
Melancholy
accident We learn that a child of Mr. Bauer, of
Blowers,
Annie Elizabeth Blowers
Spirit of Democracy,
Died In
Center township, on the 23d ult,
Annie Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel and Susan Blowers, aged 18 years.
She was
a kind and affectionate daughter.
In the
hour of death she was perfectly composed, calm and serene.
Fond
one thou art gone
Yet live within my heart,
Thou
hast found a fairer home
Where we ll meet no more to
part.
.
Like
her may we exclaim
When leaving all below,
Oh Mother, do not grieve for me
I am prepared to go. S.B.
.
It is
rather a singular coincidence that her eldest brother died perfectly one year
before her.
Bott, Francis Bott
Spirit of Democracy, Woodsfield,
Ohio, dated, March 26, 1856
Died On
Saturday, the 15th inst, John Booth, aged
77 years. A much esteemed citizen of
Bott, Francis Bott
Spirit of Democracy,
Died At his residence on the 9th
of September last, in
The deceased was a promising young man.
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Dawson, William C. Dawson
Spirit of Democracy,
The Hon. William C. Dawson, for many years a distinguished
Senator of the
Dorr, Mary Ellen Dorr
Spirit of Democracy,
Died In Miltonsburg, on the 15th
inst, Mrs. Mary Ellen, consort of Peter Dorr, aged 24
years.
Spirit of Democracy,
On the 9th inst, in
Dye, Mary Dye
Spirit of Democracy,
On the 23d ult,
in Lewisville, in this county, Mary Dye, wife of Dr. J. L. Dye of that place, aged__years.
Spirit of Democracy,
Death of an authoress Mrs. Elizabeth J. Eames, a well known writer of both prose and poetry, died a few days
since at Channabon, Illinois, of Comsumption
Spirit of Democracy,
Died
The deceased was a very consistent and orderly member of
the Presbyterian Church for 57 years. At the time of her decease she was a
member of the Presbyterian church of Woodsfield.
She died in hope of eternal life, and is, we trust, with
the______
______ in
the mansions of rest. May her bereaved husband and children, have their hearts
sustained by the promises of the gospel, and be preparing to follow her to the
same blessed home. J.
M.
Four killed Unknown
Source: Spirit of Democracy -
January 9, 1856
Frightful Railroad Accident
-- A frightful accident occurred on the
Both trains were running under full
headway, and the collision occurred on a heavy curve.
The persons killed and injured, were all
in the first passenger car. The baggage
car was driven entirely through the first passenger car, crushing utterly every
seat in it. Two of the dead did not
survive an instant. The passengers in
the second car experienced four shocks within an instant of each other, but
were merely startled from their seats, and did not imagine that such a
murderous catastrophe had befallen the occupants of the front car until they
heard the moans of the wounded.
George
Jacob Steigleiter
George
Jacob Steigleiter died March 29, 1856. He was born
September 3, 1806, the son of Christian and Margaretha
Feldner Steigleiter.
Spirit of Democracy,
Died On the 24th ult.,
at the residence of Mr. F. A. Lamplug, near
Graysville, this county, Samuel E. French, aged 20 years and 10 months.
Giles, William A. Giles
Spirit of Democracy,
A printer named Wm. A. Giles, died in jail on Saturday
night last. He had been on a spree, was taken before Judge Pruden
at his own request, under the liquor law, to get over it by confinement, but
his system was so shattered that death was the result. It is stated that he had
a wife in
Mr. Giles, referred to worked in
the Journal office, in this place, last summer.
Spirit of Democracy,
Died On Wednesday morning, Dec. 10th of scarlet
fever, Robert Smith, only son of Wm. H. and Nancy Green of
But a few days since this unusually interesting and
beautiful boy was the personification of health, vigor
and activity. On his juvenile cheeks the rose of health bloomed continually and
in his sparkling eye bright genius held the away. He was the beloved of all who
saw him, and the hope and joy of adoring parents. But
in an unexpected hour that dread destroyer of the infantile family (scarletina), breathed its potsnous
breath into the family circle, and the fairest flower is nature s garden was
blasted by its touch.
.
Mother, dear, weep not for me
I am in my Saviour s
arms,
My body is from misery free
My soul is filled with charms. J. M. S.
Spirit of Democracy,
We learn from the
The Advocate says:
Major Harney had in early life a family lore for
the din and strife of those wars that make ambition virtue, being an officer in
the regiment of regulars which gained a brilliant victory under General
Jackson, at the great and bloody battle of the Horse Shoe, where the great
chief, Red Eagle, sustained such a crushing defeat. Gen. Sam Houston was in the
same engagement, and both these officers bore upon their persons
evidence of the fury of fight.
Spirit of Democracy,
At Pipe Creek, Belmont Co., O., on the 29th
ult, of consumption, Mrs. Sarah Jones Harvey, wife of
Mr. Robert Harvey, in the 31st year of her age.
Hixenbaugh, John T. Hixenbaugh
Spirit of Democracy,
Died On the 6th inst, John T., son of Henry R. and Sarah A. Hixenbaugh, aged one year, 8 months and ten days.
Who can doubt but that angels were from
glory come to carry him home to Him who said, Suffer little children to come
unto me and forbid them not, for of such is the kingdom of Heaven. God
grant that his parents may have a like happy death, and at last meet him in
Heaven.
Oh! grieve not nor mourn
as broken hearted,
Thy child is not dead, he has only departed;
For the Lord that gave hath taken away
A spirit to bright on the earth
to stay.
.
The angel smiled as he opened the gate,
Enter sweet babe, thou needest
not wait,
And glad was the song of the cherub band
That welcomed thy boy to the spirit land.
.
There is not a taint of earth on his brow,
He s ours and we will crown him now.
And they bore him along with music sweet
Until he stood at the Saviour s feet.
Spirit of Democracy,
On the 27th ult, John
H., son of John S. and Maria A. Holliday, aged 20 months.
Of such is the
Jefferies, Francis Jefferies
Spirit of Democracy,
Died On the 7th inst,
Francis Jefferies, son of William and Mary Jefferies, of Sunsbury
township, this county, aged 17 years, 11 months and 15
days.
Jones, Benjamin Jones
Spirit of Democracy,
Died On the 17th of
August last, of consumption, Benjamin Jones, in the 34th year of his
age, at the residence of his father, Amos B. Jones, of Centre [sic-Center]
township, this county.
Life, like a vain amusement, flies
A fable or a song;
By swift degrees our native dies,
Nor can our joys be long.
.
Tis but a few whose
days amount
To
And all beyond that short account,
In sorrow toil and sin.
.
Almighty God, reveal thy love,
And not thy wrath alone,
O let our sweet experience prove
The mercies of thy
love.
.
Our souls would learn the heavenly art,
To improve the hours we have,
That we may and the wiser part,
And live beyond the grave. A. B. J.
(Dr. Watts)
Kimball, Francis D. Kimball
Spirit of Democracy,
Francis D. Kimball, the Attorney General of this state,
died a few days since at his residence in
Lebes, Oliver Lebes
Spirit of Democracy,
On the 7th inst,
in Malaga township, this county, Mr. Oliver Lebes, jr., in the 29th year of his age.
Lewis, Richard Lewis
Lewis, Young son Lewis
Spirit of Democracy,
We find in the Belmont Chronicle an account of a horrible
accident which occurred this week at
The son was first found, prostated
at full length on his face. The father was within a foot of the son, and had no
doubt been in a sitting posture when the mass struck him. Mr. Lewis was Welsh
descent, and has been engaged the past two years in mining in Wheeling Creek
Hills.
Lohmire, Philip Melangthan
Lohmire
Spirit of Democracy,
Departed this life, in the 8th year of his age,
and after a long and lingering disease of the lungs, Philip Melangthan,
son of Sarah M. and H. H. Lohmire of Beallsville,
So one by one, the child, the youth, and the man must pass
away to another sphere of action. The Lord giveth and
the Lord taketh away, forever blessed be His holy
name for all His kind and wise providence knowing that they are for our good,
and for his own Glory. A. Mc.
Mitchell, Elizabeth Mitchell
Spirit of Democracy,
Died In Green township, on the 12th,
inst., Elizabeth, daughter of Harvey T. Mitchell, aged 11 years, 9 months and 2
days.
Death has again been among us, and stricken down in the
bloom of youth, one for whom her friends, but a few weeks since, pictured a
bright and happy future. In this dispensation of
.
Oh, snatched away in beauty s bloom,
On thee
shall press to ponderons tomb;
Sat on thy turf shall roses
pair
Their heaven, the earliest of the young,
And the
wild cypress wave in tender gloom.
Morrell, Sally Morrell
Spirit of Democracy,
Died In Memphis, Tennessee, on Sunday the
20th of July last, in her 79th year, Mrs. Sally Morrell.
On attempting to write an Obituary of the above named
amiable lady, I certainly feel my incompetency to its full extent. There are
times in human existence when we feel so deeply, that the mind intuitively
shrinks from an expression in mere words, and would fain communicate its
impression-its feelings and sentiments in some other mode. As there are times
when we stand abashed, yea, even dumbfounded, in our want of words to express
our adoration and respect for one, who sits enthroned in majesty in the palace
of the Universe, so there are times when the human mind would attempt tp portray in mere words, the many virtues and kind offices
of such a person as Mother Morrell. that it shrinks from the task, and sits
in silent contemplation, of her manifold acts of munificence, of kindness and
of mercy. Who is there now living in your village, who was there during her
residence in your place, or who is there, who was acquainted with her in our
own village of Clarington, that does not remember with grateful emotion some of
the many acts of kindness, of patience, of long endurance some deep sorrow
dried up or alleviated by her soothing and sympathetic tones? Some error
corrected by her kind but affectionate and gentle rebuke. Tis such spirits as
Mother Morrell s denial of all selfishness, that forms the oasis of human
existence the green spots and perennial springs to which the weary traveler
through life, turns for refreshment, encouragement and kind reproof. Tis by the comfort and daily example of such an one, that we are led by the Eye of Faith to Hope for a perennial
fountain of love and mercy that gushes forth from the throne of God. Tis by the conjuct we say of
such as one,--for she was a humble and devoted Christian. Some thirty years ago
in her native State she had heard the news which to her was glad tidings of
great joy, a willing obedience to the commands of the Gospel, and a faithful
continuances in well being, has carried her
triumphantly through this vale of tears, to enter with confidence and trust,
into the valley and shadow of death, with the full assurance that she would
at the appointed time emerge from its shadows into the glorious presence of
Him who burst the bars of the tomb there, with all the ransomed saints and
blood washed throng, to be united in a lore and joy as pure as the songs of
angels, and as lastine as the throne of God.

Though at a remote distance from her
native home and the places of her recent residence, she had the consolation and
kind offices of some near relatives in her last moments. A kind nephew,
Mr. Jesse P. Prescott, and her brother, Dr. Josiah Prescott, of Maine, who had
seen her but once in over forty years, were there to alleviate her
sufferings wipe the death damp from her brow, and refresh her memory with the
glorious promises of her Redeemer; and I humbly trust that not only they, but
all those who have known Mother Morrell so long, and so well, will so conduct
themselves that when they too shall be done with time and with timely things,
they can look forward with Faith and in Hope to a reunion in that state of
existence where happiness is as endless as it is perfect. J.D.O c Sunfish, O.
Morris, James W. Morris
Spirit of Democracy,
Died In this township, on the 25th
inst, James W., son of William and Elizabeth Morris,
aged 20 years, 1 month and 3 days.
The iron of Death pays no respect to age or condition.
Youth and health and vigor are no assurance of long life. But a short time
since this young man as little thought the grave was opening for him as do
those now who soon shall sleep beside him.
As the long train
Of ages glide away, the sons of men,
The youth in life s green spring, and he
who goes
In the full strength of years, matron
and maid,
And the sweet babe, and the gray-headed
man
Shall one by one be gathered to thy side,
By those who in their turn shall follow
them.
Morris, Mary R. Morris nee Williams
Spirit of Democracy,
Died On the 4th inst, after a lingering illness, Mary R., wife of James R.
Morris of this place, and daughter of the late Jeremiah Williams of Wetzel Co.
Va., aged 33 years, 7 months and 4 days.
Mrs. Morris, was the wife of James
R. Morris, one of the proprietors of this paper. We might search long before we
would find another who has in so brief a time followed so many of his dearest
relatives to the tomb as Mr. Morris.
A few years since his father s family was unbroken and
happy; but death has been gathering them one by one, to the grave, until the
departed outnumber those of the family who are left to weep for them.
Five little children, to young to
know all their loss is left by the death of Mrs. Morris, without a Mother. Her
watchful eye will no more guide their little feet away from the snares of
life her soothing voice will no more quiet their childish griefs.
They may weep long and bitterly, and vainly asks Where s my Mother?  But years will come and pass, and the recollection of their
Mother will seem but as a half remembered dream.  An aching void in their hearts, that refuses to be filled,
will tell them more plainly than the stone at the head of a grave,
that they have lost one they fondly loved.
Brothers, sisters, and an aged Mother have lost one of
their dearest relatives, society has lost one of its most useful members, and
the church has lost one of its brightest ornaments, for from her early youth
she has been a faithful and devoted Christian.
May He whose
Morris, Sylvester P.
Morris
Source: Spirit of Democracy -
March 12, 1856
Died - In
the evening of the 9th inst., in this place, of consumption, Sylvester P.,
youngest son of the late Joseph Morris, aged 19 years, 9 months and 23 days.
 The
deceased children had all arrived at that age when life is most attractive --
the youngest having passed the age of eighteen, and the eldest not
twenty-six. One year ago he, _____ death
we are to-day called upon to record, was buoyant with life and hope, bidding
fair from long life of usefulness that the scourge of the family - consumption
- has laid him in the cold and silent tomb, and his spirit has gone to join the
family on high where "sickness and sorrow, pain and death are felt and
feared no more."
"Leaaves
have their time to fall
And flowers to wither at the
north wind's breath,
And stars to set - but all -
Thou hast all summons for thine own, oh,
Death;"
Morris, Sylvester P. Morris
Spirit of Democracy,
Died In the evening of the 9th
inst, in this place of consumption, Sylvester P.
youngest son of the late Joseph Morris, aged 15 years, 9 months and 23 days.

The deceased s children had all arrived at that age when
life is most attractive the youngest having passed the age of eighteen and the
eldest not twenty-six.
One year ago the____death we are
today called upon to record was buoyant with life and hope, bidding fair for a
long time of usefulness but the scourge of the family consumption has laid him
in the cold and silent tomb, and his spirit has gone to join the family on high
where sickness and sorrow, pain and death are felt and feared no more.
Leaves have their time to fall
And flowers to wither at the north wind s breath,
And stars to set but all
Thou hast all seasons forthing own, oh, Death.
Norris, James Norris
Spirit of Democracy,
At the residence of his father, Mr. Jacob Norris, in the
township, of consumption, James Norris, aged 19 years, 4 months and 17 days.
Oblinger, Lewis Oblinger
Spirit of Democracy,
Died At his residence, in
The deceased was a native of
Peggs, Unknown Peggs
Spirit of Democracy,
An old woman of about 85, an inmate of the county infirmary
was so badly burned last Saturday that the following day she died. Her clothes
took fire and were entirely burned off before the fire could be extinguished.
Her name was Peggs. She formerly
lived in
Pratt, John Pratt
Source: Spirit of Democracy -
January 2, 1856
Another
of the Heroes of the Revolution Gone -- Mr. John Pratt, the last of the Revolutionary Heroes of this county,
died on the 26th ult., at the residence of his son, near this place, at the
advanced age of 106 years. Mr. Pratt,
until within a few weeks of his death was able to walk about, without any aid,
except his cane. He has vowed at every
Presidential election, from the time of
Thus are passing away, the remnant of that
pre-eminently pure and patriotic generation of men who tore the shackles from
our country, and made it the happiest on the face of the earth. It is to these men that we look for
illustrious types of a noble and chivalrous manhood, of which past history
furnishes no example. As
another has said: "the very
existence of such men, the mere fact that they lived, is a treasure of
inestimable worth to our people.
It may keep us from falling, or if, unhappily, we should fall, it
furnishes the means of our recovery."
Read, Mary Read
Spirit of Democracy,
Died On the 6th inst,
at the residence of her son-in-law Barnet Mann, in
She has been a member of the Christian Church for upwards
of twenty years.
Scott, Benjamin Scott
Spirit of Democracy,
On Wednesday last, in Morgan County, Ohio, Benjamin Scott
was found dead, having been killed with a club.
Two brothers named Foutz were
suspected. One was arrested, the other fled.
Slack, David Slack
Spirit of Democracy,
At his residence in Harriettsville,
Noble county, Ohio, on the 30th ult, Mr.
David Slack.
He was a good citizen and respected by all who knew him. He
had an affectionate wife and family to mourn his loss.
Smith, Robert Smith
Spirit of Democracy,
On the 11th inst, in
Sprague, John Sprague
Spirit of Democracy,
On the 27th day of July 1856, in
The subject of this notice, had
been for some seven years a Disciple of Christ. Christianity with him was the
all engrossing subject, and his conduct was a bright commentary upon the excellency of religion and the soundness of his
constitution.
He died without fear and in triumph. He left an
affectionate wife and 7 children, may they remember his abmonitions,
walk in his foot steps, and follow him to the home of
the just. He was to his community foremost in every good work, but his work on
earth is done, his sufferings over, his last farewell been spoken we shall see
him again, but not now. On the dowery mount of
_____by grave we shall renew our companionship and join to praise the Lord that
guided us home.
The world may round me rage and fight,
And___in dust the brightest thrones,
There is nothing, can that soul affright
Who lives
by God and him alone.
.
When such do lay their garments by
And from
their ardous labours cease,
They ll find a band of angels nigh,
To waft them to the realms of peace. E. McMahon
Steward, Catherine Steward
Spirit of Democracy,
Died In Beallsville, on the 11th
inst, of Hemorrhage from the bowels, Catherine,
daughter of Noah and Margaret Steward, in the 9th year of her age.
Again death has visited us, and taken one of our______flowers. The deceased was a little girl, the love
of her parents, the hope of her teachers, and the favorite of all her
playmates. She was at school the day previous to her death, and little did we
think that we should so soon have to part with our dear little friend, but
disease came, and in less than twelve hours, she was called from time to eternity.
She was a child who by her mild disposition and eveness
of temper (for I never knew her to be out of humor) had secured the affections
of all who knew her, and we had the hope of seeing her grow up to usefulness,
but she was too precious a jewel for earth, and God in his providence has seen
fit to take her to himself, to rest on the bosom of her Saviour,
who said, Suffer little children to come unto me and forbid them not, for of
such is the kingdom of Heaven.
Tis hard to give our children up,
Our hopes,
our joys, our love;
But God designs a better lot
Calls them to Him above.
.
How still and peaceful is the grave,
Where
life s vain tumult s past;
The appointed house, by Heaven s decree
Receives us all at last.
.
Then let us trust him for his powers,
And serve
him day by day;
That we may see our little one,
In that eternal day. J.
O. A.
Stout, Kate Wiley Stout
Spirit of Democracy,
Died On Friday evening, the 4th
inst., in Calais, Kate Wiley, youngest daughter of Dr. James M. and Elizbaeth Stout, aged 1 year, 1 month and 12 days.
Tastle, Sampson Tastle
Spirit of Democracy,
Died On Saturday, June 7th suddenly, Sampson Tastle, Esq. He appeared about in his usual health, and was
talking a very few minutes before his death.
The deceased was a citizen of Wetzel county,
Virginia.
Tener, Catherine Tener
Spirit of Democracy,
On the 25th ult, near Barnesville in Ohio township, of dropsy,
Catherine, wife of Jacob Tener, Sr., in the
sixty-sixth year of her age.
Thomas, Stephen Warren Thomas
Spirit of Democracy,
Died On the 7th inst.,
Stephen Warren Thomas, infant son of John W. and Chloe E. Harris, aged 5 months
and fifteen days.
Unknown
Source: Spirit of Democracy -
March 12, 1856
Supposed Task of Poisoning --
A man who lived in that part of Noble county which was
formerly a portion of this, died a few weeks since, under circumstances which
led to the suspicion that he had been poisoned.
The stomach of the deceased, was sent to
Vandevander, Mrs. Ruth Vandevander
Source: Spirit of Democracy -
January 9, 1856
Died - In this county, on the
31st., ult., Mrs. Ruth Vandevander,
aged over 90 years.
Vandevander, Ruth Vandevander
Spirit of Democracy,
Died-In this county, on the 31st ult., Mrs. Ruth
Vandevander, aged over 90 years.
Watkins, John Watkins
Spirit of Democracy,
Died At his residence in
The deceased was a kind and affectionate husband, a good
neighbor, kind to the poor, a good citizen and a careful good physician. He was
not suddenly taken away, but let gently and gradually down to the grave by a
slow and oft flattering disease which undermined his constitution. But a few
hours before his death he talked to his friends calm and resigned, fully
convinced of his near approaching death. By the death of Mr. Watkins, the
village and vicinity have lost one of the best physicians which will be deeply
felt by those that are afflicted.
The community
deeply sympathize with the widow and relatives of the deceased. By request E.H.
Wells, Charles P. Wells
Spirit of Democracy,
Died On the 4th inst
at the residence in
Wood, Francis M. Wood
Wood, William M. Wood
Source: Spirit of Democracy -
January 2, 1856
Died - At the residence of their
father, Thomas Wood, in Green township, on the 15th
day of November, last, Francis M. Wood, aged between 16 and 17 years. And on the 19th of
December, William M. Wood, aged 20 years 11 months and 2 days.
Thus has death stricken down in the bloom
of youth, two of the interesting family of our friend. We deeply sympathise
with the survivors in this afflicting bereavement.
Waynesburgh, (Pa) Messenger please copy.
Wood, Francis M. Wood
Wood, William M. Wood
Spirit of Democracy,
At the residence of their father, Thomas Wood, in Green township, on the 15th day of November, last,
Francis M. Wood, aged between 16 and 17 years. And on the 19th
of December, William M. Wood, aged 20 years, 11 months and 2 days.
Thus has death stricken down in the bloom of youth, two of
the interesting family of our friend.
We deeply sympathize with the survivors afflicting
bereavement.
Waynesburg, (
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Big Clock
问题描述 :
Our vicar raised money to have the church clock repaired for several weeks. The big clock, which used to strike the hours days and nights, was damaged several weeks ago and had been silent since then.
After the clock was repaired, it works all right, but there is still something wrong with it: the clock will strike thirteen times at one o’clock, fourteen times at two o’clock… 24 times at 12:00, 1 time at 13:00…
How many times will it strike now?
输入:
The first line consists of only one integer T (T <= 30), representing the number of test cases. Then T cases follow.
Each test case consists of only one line, representing the time now. Each line includes 2 integers H, M separated by a symbol “:”. (0 <= H < 24, 0 <= M < 60)
输出:
For each test case, output the answer in one line.
样例输入:
3 1:00 01:01 00:00
样例输出:
13 0 12
解题代码:
import java.util.*; public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner cin = new Scanner(System.in); int num = Integer.valueOf(cin.nextLine()).intValue(); for(int i = 0; i < num; i++) { String[] str = cin.nextLine().split(":"); int hour = Integer.valueOf(str[0]).intValue(); int minute = Integer.valueOf(str[1]).intValue(); if(minute != 0) System.out.println("0"); else { if(hour >= 0 && hour <= 12) System.out.println(hour+12); else System.out.println(hour-12); } } } }
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妈呀！这个Dijkstra模板好长OwQ！
我想整理一下leetcode的题解，站长能不能给权限
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涨姿势了
真心不错，力顶作者
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算法是程序的灵魂，算法分简单和复杂，如果不搞大数据类，程序员了解一下简单点的算法也是可以的，但是会算法的一定要会编程才行，程序员不一定要会算法，利于自己项目需要的可以简单了解。
整理的很好，多谢
这个也是算法导论的习题
第一题是不是可以这样想，生了n孩子的家庭等价于n个家庭各生了一个1个孩子，这样最后男女的比例还是1:1
可以根据二叉排序树的定义进行严格的排序树创建和后序遍历操作。如果形成的排序树相同，其树的前、中、后序遍历是相同的，但在此处不能使用中序遍历，因为，中序遍历的结果就是排序的结果。经在九度测试，运行时间90ms，比楼主的要快。
这个问题别太纠结了，不同的编译器结果不一
分析的很专业！


PINOCCHIO A film review by Frank Maloney Copyright 1992 Frank Maloney
PINOCCHIO is a film from the Walt Disney Company. It was first released in 1940 and has been restored and rereleased this summer. Directed by Ben Sharpsteen. Voices by Dick Jones, Cliff Edwards, and Evelyn Venable. The story is loosely based on the AVVENTURE DI PINOCCHIO by Collodi.
PINOCCHIO has a reputation as the most technically brilliant, emotionally charged, and the most disturbing of any of Disney's full-length animated films. The current reissue allows us to see this paragon in colors that are lusher, sounds that are sharper, in the correct dimensions, and my judgment is that the film fully lives up to the legend. It is every bit as fresh and accessible (and visible, thanks to the technique of printing the original aspect ratio on modern film stock so that the top and bottom of the image area are not cut off), every bit as fresh, I say, as it must have been 52 years ago.
Disney was under pressure in 1940 to repeat the commercial success of SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS. Disney indeed pull out the stops to create a cast of memorable characters, including narrator Jiminy Cricket as Pinocchio's conscience. He commissioned an Oscar-winning score, including the the Best Song "When You Wish Upon a Star" and my personal favorite "I Got No Strings." The animation and the backgrounds are lavish to the point of amazing. My favorite sequence, the Monstro sequence, which begins with Pinocchio's and Jiminy's walk on the floor of the ocean is, I think, especially beautiful as well as impressive, charming, mysterious, amusing, emotional, and frightening. The level of art makes one want to yell "Stop, wait a moment, I want to study this frame" over and over again. Unfortunately for Disney, the film was not a commercial success at first, the reviews were mixed, and audiences were put off by its episodic structure, its general lack of comedy (most of the comedy is decidedly black), and a tonal darkness that frightened adults as well as children. The Paradise Island sequence is often cited as one of the great moments of screen horror. William Everson, as quoted in William Arnold's review in the Seattle P-I, wrote an essay in the 60s in which he called the transformation of Lampwick "surely one of the screen's supreme moments of horror."
The characterizations are detailed and naturalistic. For example, the kitten Figaro, while possessing its cartoon-share of human characteristics, nevertheless is one of the most cat-like cartoon cats I have ever encountered: spunky, sweet, bouncy, tough, playful, curious, cautious. When Figaro walks across Gepetto's comforter, you know that the animators studied living kittens in the perfect way they captured that sure-unsure, fluffy-bottomed walk. I also especially admired the way the characters appear to have mass and weight, to actually be walking on a surface, instead of floating over it as in most animations. This was especially admirable in the ocean-walk, where one could see Pinocchio working against the viscosity and current of the ocean water as well as his buoyancy whenever he stopped moving. These are details that we have pretty much learned to live without even in the best modern animations, such as THE LITTLE MERMAID, where the animators treat the water exactly as they do the air.
The film, for its short 90-minute running time, is packed with more excellences than most films you or I will have occasion to see this year. When you go, there will be many children in the audience. It will be more or less noisy, with TV-bred moppets asking what this or that is, but unless you are terminally hostile to children, you will almost surely find yourself so drawn into the magic of PINOCCHIO that you will become oblivious to the background noise. You will have your favorite character and sequence, but you will so charmed overall that choosing a favorite will become a work of pleasure, of choosing among excellences.
I strongly encourage you to see this release of PINOCCHIO on the big screen, even if you own a video copy or intend to get one.
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This module defines the shape (the volume or surface) from which particles can be emitted, and the direction of the start velocity. The Shape property defines the shape of the emission volume, and the rest of the module’s properties vary depending on the Shape you choose.
All shapes (except Mesh) have properties that define their dimensions, such as the Radius property. To edit these, drag the handles on the wireframe emitter shape in the Scene view. The choice of shape affects the region from which particles can be launched, but also the initial direction of the particles. For example, a Sphere emits particles outward in all directions, a Cone emits a diverging stream of particles, and a Mesh emits particles in directions that are normal to the surface.
The section below details the properties for each Shape.
Sphere and Hemisphere have the same properties.
| Property | Function |
|---|---|
| Shape | The shape of the emission volume. |
| Sphere | Uniform emission in all directions. |
| Hemisphere | Uniform emission in all directions on one side of a plane. |
| Radius | The radius of the circular aspect of the shape. |
| Emit from Shell | Enable this to make particles be emitted from the outer surface rather than the inner volume of the shape. |
| Align to Direction | Use this checkbox to orient particles based on their initial direction of travel. This can be useful if you want to simulate, for example, chunks of car paint flying off a car’s bodywork during a collision. If the orientation is not satisfactory, you can also override it by applying a Start Rotation value in the Main module. |
| Randomize Direction | Use a value 0–1, to blend particle directions towards a random direction. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. When it is set to 1, the particle direction is completely random. |
| Spherize Direction | Use a value 0–1, to blend particle directions towards a spherical direction, where they travel outwards from the center of their Transform. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. When it is set to 1, the particle direction points outwards from the center (behaving identically to when the Shape is set to Sphere). |
| Property | Function |
|---|---|
| Shape | The shape of the emission volume. |
| Cone | Emission from the base or body of a cone. The particles diverge in proportion to their distance from the cone’s center line. |
| Angle | The angle of the cone at its point. An angle of 0 produces a cylinder while an angle of 90 gives a flat disc. |
| Radius | The radius of the circular aspect of the shape. |
| Arc Mode (Randomized Arc) | Arc Mode appears as a property called Randomized Arc in the Inspector. To change the Arc Mode, click the small black drop-down toggle to the right-hand side, next to the Spread value field. The Arc Mode defines how particles are generated around the arc of the shape. Use the first value for Arc Mode to define how much of the arc is used for emissions, using a value between 0 and 360. Use the second value, Spread, to control how particles are distributed around the shape, using a value between 0 and 1. For example, a value of 0 allows particles to be generated anywhere around the shape, while a value of 0.1 only allows particles to be generated at 10% intervals around the shape. |
| Random | When the Arc Mode is set to Random, the property name appears in the Inspector as Randomized Arc. Unity generates particles randomly around the arc of the shape. |
| Loop | When the Arc Mode is set to Loop, the property name appears in the Inspector as Looping Arc. Unity generates particles sequentially around the arc of the shape, and loops back to the start at the end of each cycle. |
| Arc Speed | Set a value for the speed the emission position moves around the radius. Using the small black drop-down next to the value field, set this to Constant for the value to always remain the same, or Curve for the value to change over time. |
| Ping-Pong | When the Arc Mode is set to Ping-Pong, the property name appears in the Inspector as Ping-Pong Arc. Unity generates particles sequentially around the radius of the shape, similar to Looping Arc, but alternating between clockwise and counter-clockwise at the end of each cycle. |
| Arc Speed | Set a value for the speed the emission position moves around the arc. Using the small black drop-down next to the value field, set this to Constant for the value to always remain the same, or Curve for the value to change over time. |
| Burst Spread | When the Arc Mode is set to Burst Spread, the property name appears in the Inspector as Distributed Arc. Unity distributes particle generation evenly around the shape. This can be used to give you an even spread of particles, compared to the default randomized behavior, where particles may clump together unevenly. Burst Spread is best used with burst emissions. |
| Length | The length of the cone. This only applies when the Emit from: property is set to Volume or Volume Shell. |
| Emit from: | Selects the part of the cone to emit from: Base, Volume, Base Shell or Volume Shell. |
| Align to Direction | Use this checkbox to orient particles based on their initial direction of travel. This can be useful if you want to simulate, for example, chunks of car paint flying off a car’s bodywork during a collision. If the orientation is not satisfactory, you can also override it by applying a Start Rotation value in the Main module. |
| Randomize Direction | Use a value 0–1, to blend particle directions towards a random direction. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. When it is set to 1, the particle direction is completely random. |
| Spherize Direction | Use a value 0–1, to blend particle directions towards a spherical direction, where they travel outwards from the center of their Transform. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. When it is set to 1, the particle direction points outwards from the center (behaving identically to when the Shape is set to Sphere). |
| Property | Function |
|---|---|
| Shape | The shape of the emission volume. |
| Box | Emission from the edge, surface, or body of a box shape. The particles move in the emitter object’s forward (Z) direction. |
| Box X, Y, Z | Width, height and depth of the box shape. |
| Emit from: | Select the part of the box to emit from: Edge, Shell, or Volume. |
| Align to Direction | Use this checkbox to orient particles based on their initial direction of travel. This can be useful if you want to simulate, for example, chunks of car paint flying off a car’s bodywork during a collision. If the orientation is not satisfactory, you can also override it by applying a Start Rotation value in the Main module. |
| Randomize Direction | Use a value 0–1, to blend particle directions towards a random direction. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. When it is set to 1, the particle direction is completely random. |
| Spherize Direction | Use a value 0–1, to blend particle directions towards a spherical direction, where they travel outwards from the center of their Transform. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. When it is set to 1, the particle direction points outwards from the center (behaving identically to when the Shape is set to Sphere). |
Mesh, MeshRenderer and SkinnedMeshRenderer have the same properties.
| Property | Function |
|---|---|
| Shape | The shape of the emission volume. |
| Mesh | Emission from any arbitrary Mesh shape supplied via the Inspector. |
| MeshRenderer | Emission from a reference to a GameObject’s Mesh Renderer. |
| SkinnedMeshRenderer | Emission from a reference to a GameObject’s Skinned Mesh Renderer. |
| Emission drop-down | Use this drop-down to select where particles are emitted from. Select Vertex for the particles to emit from the vertices, Edge for the particles to emit from the edges, or Triangle for the particles to emit from the triangles. This is set to Vertex by default. |
| Mesh | The Mesh that provides the emitter’s shape. |
| Single Material | Should the particles be emitted from a particular sub-Mesh (identified by the material index number). If enabled, a numeric field is shown allowing you to specify the material index number. |
| Use Mesh Colors | Use, or disregard, Mesh colors. |
| Normal Offset | Distance away from the surface of the Mesh to emit particles (in the direction of the surface normal) |
| Mesh Scale | Use this value to adjust the size of the source Mesh, defined in the Mesh field. |
| Align to Direction | Use this checkbox to orient particles based on their initial direction of travel. This can be useful if you want to simulate, for example, chunks of car paint flying off a car’s bodywork during a collision. If the orientation is not satisfactory, you can also override it by applying a Start Rotation value in the Main module. |
| Randomize Direction | Use a value 0–1, to blend particle directions towards a random direction. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. When it is set to 1, the particle direction is completely random. |
| Spherize Direction | Use a value 0–1, to blend particle directions towards a spherical direction, where they travel outwards from the center of their Transform. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. When it is set to 1, the particle direction points outwards from the center (behaving identically to when the Shape is set to Sphere). |
It is possible to choose to emit only from a particular material (sub-Mesh) by using the Single Material checkbox, and to offset the emission position along the Mesh’s normals, by using the Normal Offset property. This option allows users to offset particles from the surface of a Mesh.
It is also possible to ignore the color of the Mesh, with the Use Mesh Colors checkbox.
| Property | Function |
|---|---|
| Shape | The shape of the emission volume. |
| Circle | Uniform emission from the center of edge of a circle. The particles move only in the plane of the circle. |
| Radius | The radius of the circular aspect of the shape. |
| Arc Mode (Randomized Arc) | Arc Mode appears as a property called Randomized Arc in the Inspector. To change the Arc Mode, click the small black drop-down toggle to the right-hand side, next to the Spread value field. The Arc Mode defines how particles are generated around the arc of the shape. Use the first value for Arc Mode to define how much of the arc is used for emissions, using a value between 0 and 360. Use the second value, Spread, to control how particles are distributed around the shape, using a value between 0 and 1. For example, a value of 0 allows particles to be generated anywhere around the shape, while a value of 0.1 only allows particles to be generated at 10% intervals around the shape. |
| Random | When the Arc Mode is set to Random, the property name appears in the Inspector as Randomized Arc. Unity generates particles randomly around the arc of the shape. |
| Loop | When the Arc Mode is set to Loop, the property name appears in the Inspector as Looping Arc. Unity generates particles sequentially around the arc of the shape, and loops back to the start at the end of each cycle. |
| Arc Speed | Set a value for the speed the emission position moves around the radius. Using the small black drop-down next to the value field, set this to Constant for the value to always remain the same, or Curve for the value to change over time. |
| Ping-Pong | When the Arc Mode is set to Ping-Pong, the property name appears in the Inspector as Ping-Pong Arc. Unity generates particles sequentially around the radius of the shape, similar to Looping Arc, but alternating between clockwise and counter-clockwise at the end of each cycle. |
| Arc Speed | Set a value for the speed the emission position moves around the arc. Using the small black drop-down next to the value field, set this to Constant for the value to always remain the same, or Curve for the value to change over time. |
| Burst Spread | When the Arc Mode is set to Burst Spread, the property name appears in the Inspector as Distributed Arc. Unity distributes particle generation evenly around the shape. This can be used to give you an even spread of particles, compared to the default randomized behavior, where particles may clump together unevenly. Burst Spread is best used with burst emissions. |
| Emit From Edge | Enable this to make particles be emitted from the edge of the circle rather than the center. |
| Align to Direction | Use this checkbox to orient particles based on their initial direction of travel. This can be useful if you want to simulate, for example, chunks of car paint flying off a car’s bodywork during a collision. If the orientation is not satisfactory, you can also override it by applying a Start Rotation value in the Main module. |
| Randomize Direction | Use a value 0–1, to blend particle directions towards a random direction. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. When it is set to 1, the particle direction is completely random. |
| Spherize Direction | Use a value 0–1, to blend particle directions towards a spherical direction, where they travel outwards from the center of their Transform. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. When it is set to 1, the particle direction points outwards from the center (behaving identically to when the Shape is set to Sphere). |
| Property | Function |
|---|---|
| Shape | The shape of the emission volume. |
| Edge | Emission from a line segment. The particles move in the emitter object’s upward (Y) direction. |
| Radius Mode (Randomized Radius) | Radius Mode appears as a property called Randomized Radius in the Inspector. To change the Radius Mode, click the small black drop-down toggle to the right-hand side, next to the Spread value field. The Radius Mode defines how particles are generated around the radius of the shape. Use the first value for Radius Mode to define how much of the radius is used for emissions, using a value between 0 and 360. Use the second value, Spread, to control how particles are distributed around the shape, using a value between 0 and 1. For example, a value of 0 allows particles to be generated anywhere around the shape, while a value of 0.1 only allows particles to be generated at 10% intervals around the shape. |
| Random | When the Radius Mode is set to Random, the property name appears in the Inspector as Randomized Radius. Unity generates particles randomly around the radius of the shape. |
| Loop | When the Radius Mode is set to Loop, the property name appears in the Inspector as Looping Radius. Unity generates particles sequentially around the radius of the shape, and loops back to the start at the end of each cycle. |
| Radius Speed | Set a value for the speed the emission position moves around the radius. Using the small black drop-down next to the value field, set this to Constant for the value to always remain the same, or Curve for the value to change over time. |
| Ping-Pong | When the Radius Mode is set to Ping-Pong, the property name appears in the Inspector as Ping-Pong Radius. Unity generates particles sequentially around the radius of the shape, similar to Looping Radius, but alternating between clockwise and counter-clockwise at the end of each cycle. |
| Radius Speed | Set a value for the speed the emission position moves around the radius. Using the small black drop-down next to the value field, set this to Constant for the value to always remain the same, or Curve for the value to change over time. |
| Burst Spread | When the Radius Mode is set to Burst Spread, the property name appears in the Inspector as Distributed Radius. Unity distributes particle generation evenly around the shape. Use this to give you an even spread of particles, compared to the default randomized behavior, where particles may clump together unevenly. Burst Spread is best used with burst emissions. |
| Align to Direction | Use this checkbox to orient particles based on their initial direction of travel. This can be useful if you want to simulate, for example, chunks of car paint flying off a car’s bodywork during a collision. If the orientation is not satisfactory, you can also override it by applying a Start Rotation value in the Main module. |
| Randomize Direction | Use a value 0–1, to blend particle directions towards a random direction. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. When it is set to 1, the particle direction is completely random. |
| Spherize Direction | Use a value 0–1, to blend particle directions towards a spherical direction, where they travel outwards from the center of their Transform. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. When it is set to 1, the particle direction points outwards from the center (behaving identically to when the Shape is set to Sphere). |


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The Application Programming Interface (API) endpoints that are available are listed on the left panel. All endpoints are accessed via a GET request.
For example, to send a GET
request to the /aliases
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you must include the base URL, {{ url_root }}
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Microsoft unveils all-new Outlook for Mac, ribbon replaced with a simple toolbar
by PradeepAt Ignite 2019, Microsoft announced an all-new Outlook for Mac experience with redesigned UI, improved performance and several new features. This new Outlook for Mac uses Microsoft sync technology that already powers Outlook for iOS and Android and Windows Mail app. The Microsoft sync technology offers faster and more reliable syncing experience, improved search results, reduced email load times, and enables Outlook for Mac team to bring more Office 365 features easily.
The major change in this new Outlook for Mac experience is the new toolbar on top. Microsoft has replaced the ribbon with a new customizable toolbar. Microsoft feels that this new toolbar helps reduce your visual clutter and helps you focus on what’s most important.
Other new features in the new Outlook for Mac:
- Customizable toolbar: Choose commands to display in the Toolbar. In the Toolbar, select the more icon More options , then Customize Toolbar… .
- Improved search: Search is now powered by Microsoft Search and has better results and suggestions. Click in the search field or use keyboard shortcut Shift+Command+F to search.
- My Day: View upcoming events in agenda or day view in the main window for mail. Select My Day in the View menu or use keyboard shortcut Shift+Command+] to turn My Day on or off.
- Improved RSVP to meetings: Respond to meeting invites with email responses to the organizer directly from the Reading Pane. Type a message in the text field in the meeting invite and select Accept, Tentative, Decline, or Propose New Time.
- More Office 365 Groups, including Calendars: View all your Office 365 Groups in Mail and Calendar view. In Mail, Groups are located under the Groups node for your account. In Calendar, Groups are located after calendar folders for your account.
- Nested compose in the Reading Pane: Reply to messages without opening a new compose window. Select Reply, Reply All, or Forward in the Reading Pane, Toolbar, or Message menu or use keyboard shortcuts Command+R, Shift+Command+R, or Command+J.
- Ignore Conversation: Delete all messages in a conversation, including messages already received and any new messages. Select Ignore Conversation in the Toolbar, Message menu, or message context menu, then confirm that you want to ignore the conversation.
- Improved event scheduling: Create events by selecting a time block in the calendar grid. Add event details, including attendees and locations, and view attendee availability directly in the popover before sending. When creating a new meeting, view attendee availability directly in the event window and adjust the time of the event by moving the event within the day view. For meetings with large numbers of attendees, use the Scheduling Assistant to view availability, add and remove attendees, and reserve resources (such as conference rooms).
It is important to note that this is a very early version of new Outlook experience and it misses several features that are available on existing Outlook for Mac. You can find the list of features that are missing below.
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NIH BYOB is an informal, community-led talk series that meets once a month for
presentations and discussions relating to topics of interest among the NIH
bioinformatics community.
Rather than focusing on research itself, the meetings are focused more on the
practical side of doing bioinformatics work.
In addition to providing an opportunity for people to share ideas and learn
from one another, an overarching goal of the series is to help connect
researchers working on or interested in various problems relating to
bioinformatics, genomics, and computational biology with one another.
The meeting it open to all, regardless of experience! Presentation materials for
previous talks can be found at our
Github repo.
Schedule (2022)
NIH Bring your own bioinformatics are currently being held online via WebEx, about once
every other week.


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}
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Dynamically procrastinate B2C users after installed base benefits. Dramatically visualize customer directed convergence without revolutionary ROI functional solutions. Dramatically visualize customer directed convergence without revolutionary ROI functional solutions.
Dynamically procrastinate B2C users after installed base benefits. Dramatically visualize customer directed convergence without revolutionary ROI functional solutions.
Dynamically procrastinate B2C users after installed base benefits. Dramatically visualize customer directed convergence without revolutionary ROI functional solutions.
Dynamically procrastinate B2C users after installed base benefits. Dramatically visualize customer directed convergence without revolutionary ROI functional solutions.
Dynamically procrastinate B2C users after installed base benefits. Dramatically visualize customer directed convergence without revolutionary ROI functional solutions.
Dynamically procrastinate B2C users after installed base benefits. Dramatically visualize customer directed convergence without revolutionary ROI functional solutions.
Dynamically procrastinate B2C users after installed base benefits. Dramatically visualize customer directed convergence without revolutionary ROI functional solutions.
Dynamically procrastinate B2C users after installed base benefits. Dramatically visualize customer directed convergence without revolutionary ROI functional solutions.


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