- DatabaseService -
Class in de.crawcial.facebook.database
-
This singleton class handles all database activities of Crawcial for Facebook.
- DatabaseService -
Class in de.crawcial.twitter.database
-
This singleton class handles all database activities of Crawcial for Twitter.
- dbProperties
- Variable in class de.crawcial.facebook.FacebookStaticLoader.LoaderThread
-
- de.crawcial - package de.crawcial
-
This is the main package of Crawcial.
- de.crawcial.facebook - package
de.crawcial.facebook
-
This package contains the components of Crawcial for Facebook.
- de.crawcial.facebook.database - package
de.crawcial.facebook.database
-
This package contains the database writer components of Crawcial for Facebook.
- de.crawcial.facebook.gson - package
de.crawcial.facebook.gson
-
This package contains the POJOs for Facebook Real Time Updates.
- de.crawcial.twitter - package de.crawcial.twitter
-
This package contains the components of Crawcial for Twitter.
- de.crawcial.twitter.database - package
de.crawcial.twitter.database
-
This package contains the database writer components of Crawcial for Twitter.
- de.crawcial.util - package de.crawcial.util
-
Crawcial utilities package.
- de.crawcial.web.auth - package
de.crawcial.web.auth
-
This package contains classes for the authentication processes of Crawcial.
- de.crawcial.web.setup - package
de.crawcial.web.setup
-
This package contains the required components for the setup of Crawcial.
- de.crawcial.web.social - package
de.crawcial.web.social
-
This package contains the core servlets for the social crawler components.
- de.crawcial.web.util - package
de.crawcial.web.util
-
Crawcial web utilities package.
- DOCCONFIGDB -
Static variable in class de.crawcial.Constants
-
- DOCUSERGROUP -
Static variable in class de.crawcial.Constants
-
- DOCUSERID - Static
variable in class de.crawcial.Constants
-
- DOCUSERNAME -
Static variable in class de.crawcial.Constants
-
- doGet(HttpServletRequest,
HttpServletResponse) - Method in class de.crawcial.web.auth.AuthServlet
-
This method controls the logout flow.
- doGet(HttpServletRequest,
HttpServletResponse) - Method in class de.crawcial.web.auth.FbAuth
-
This method handles the Facebook OAuth callback and sets the fbtoken cookie.
- doGet(HttpServletRequest,
HttpServletResponse) - Method in class de.crawcial.web.auth.TwAuth
-
This method handles the Twitter OAuth callback and sets the twtoken cookie.
- doGet(HttpServletRequest,
HttpServletResponse) - Method in class de.crawcial.web.setup.Updateconfig
-
Checks for the database configuration and redirects to the homepage of Crawcial.
- doGet(HttpServletRequest,
HttpServletResponse) - Method in class de.crawcial.web.social.FbServlet
-
Enables Crawcial on Facebook pages and handles Facebook Callback verifications.
- doGet(HttpServletRequest,
HttpServletResponse) - Method in class de.crawcial.web.social.TwServlet
-
Prefills the terms field of Crawcial for Twitter with the current world wide trends.
- doPost(HttpServletRequest,
HttpServletResponse) - Method in class de.crawcial.web.auth.AuthServlet
-
This method controls the login flow.
- doPost(HttpServletRequest,
HttpServletResponse) - Method in class de.crawcial.web.auth.FbAuth
-
This method checks the configuration status and redirects to the configuration page, if
necessary.
- doPost(HttpServletRequest,
HttpServletResponse) - Method in class de.crawcial.web.auth.TwAuth
-
This method checks for the required configuration and controls the Twitter login
process.
- doPost(HttpServletRequest,
HttpServletResponse) - Method in class de.crawcial.web.auth.UserServlet
-
Handles the user management API of Crawcial, adds or removes user.
- doPost(HttpServletRequest,
HttpServletResponse) - Method in class de.crawcial.web.setup.Updateconfig
-
Handles the setup process, checks for existing configuration and errors.
- doPost(HttpServletRequest,
HttpServletResponse) - Method in class de.crawcial.web.social.FbServlet
-
Enables Callbacks for Crawcial as a Facebook consumer, loads page contents on demand and
handles Facebook Callbacks.
- doPost(HttpServletRequest,
HttpServletResponse) - Method in class de.crawcial.web.social.TwServlet
-
Configures and starts TwitterStreamer or shuts it down.
- doPost(HttpServletRequest,
HttpServletResponse) - Method in class de.crawcial.web.util.Tokenmanager
-
Updates the social token configuration document in the Crawcial control database.
- downloadPage(String,
CouchDbProperties) - Method in class de.crawcial.facebook.FacebookStaticLoader
-
Invokes the download process.


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Presenting OpenNTF in Kuala Lumpur / Malaysia
The official R7 launch event was quite funny. The stage was designed like a box ring and two boxers performed a fight. The yellow fighter (labelled Domino R7) knocked out the red one (labelled "Business Pains"). The crowd of about 350 people enjoyed the difference to the usually rather stiff IBM events. Seems like hiring marketing people from Microsoft (the new kids on the IBM block in SE-Asia are all ex-Microsoft) had some impact already.
After the two round ring fight and the introduction in the R7 achievements at about 10:45 I had my turn.
I created a fast paced crossfire of slides in a mix of my own and the "Identity 2.0" style. This already had worked out well in Beijing, where I mixed big pictures, screen shots, English text and Chinese characters. (see for yourself).
About 5% of the audience had heart about OpenNTF and I saw quite some amazed faces when I introduced the OpenNTF application line-up (Bruce can you check for IP that belong to Malaysia in the OpenNTF logs?). I made them laugh quite a number of times. The slide with Singapore and the arrow was too tempting. Malaysia and Singapore have a kind of love/hate relationship since Singapore broke away in 1965. So my punch line was "I live in Singapore, in case you don't know where Singapore is, its that little renegade island down south". Of course only Malaysians laugh about that.
The local IBMers were quite surprised too and they see quite some potential for OpenNTF in the Malaysian market. Eventually they want to support OpenNTF a bit. Of course details need to be worked out. After my session in the tea break a lot of people expressed their pleasure with the presentation and asked for more details. So mission accomplished <g>.
Download the presentation overview and have a look. Full PPT on request.
After the two round ring fight and the introduction in the R7 achievements at about 10:45 I had my turn.
I created a fast paced crossfire of slides in a mix of my own and the "Identity 2.0" style. This already had worked out well in Beijing, where I mixed big pictures, screen shots, English text and Chinese characters. (see for yourself).
About 5% of the audience had heart about OpenNTF and I saw quite some amazed faces when I introduced the OpenNTF application line-up (Bruce can you check for IP that belong to Malaysia in the OpenNTF logs?). I made them laugh quite a number of times. The slide with Singapore and the arrow was too tempting. Malaysia and Singapore have a kind of love/hate relationship since Singapore broke away in 1965. So my punch line was "I live in Singapore, in case you don't know where Singapore is, its that little renegade island down south". Of course only Malaysians laugh about that.
The local IBMers were quite surprised too and they see quite some potential for OpenNTF in the Malaysian market. Eventually they want to support OpenNTF a bit. Of course details need to be worked out. After my session in the tea break a lot of people expressed their pleasure with the presentation and asked for more details. So mission accomplished <g>.
Download the presentation overview and have a look. Full PPT on request.
Posted by Stephan H Wissel on 27 October 2005 | Comments (6) | categories: IBM Notes Lotus Notes


big-PI Plant Predictor is a web server utilizing a scoring algorithm for prediction of GPI modification sites in plants.
get_big_pi(data, ...) # S3 method for character get_big_pi(data, ...) # S3 method for data.frame get_big_pi(data, sequence, id, ...) # S3 method for list get_big_pi(data, ...) # S3 method for default get_big_pi( data = NULL, sequence, id, simplify = TRUE, sleep = 1, progress = FALSE, ... ) # S3 method for AAStringSet get_big_pi(data, ...)
| data | A data frame with protein amino acid sequences as strings in one column and corresponding id's in another. Alternatively a path to a .fasta file with protein sequences. Alternatively a list with elements of class |
|---|---|
| ... | currently no additional arguments are accepted apart the ones documented bellow. |
| sequence | An appropriate column name if a data.frame is supplied to data argument. If .fasta file path, or list with elements of class "SeqFastaAA" provided to data, this should be left blank. |
| id | An appropriate column name if a data.frame is supplied to data argument. If .fasta file path, or list with elements of class "SeqFastaAA" provided to data, this should be left blank. |
| simplify | A boolean indicating the type of returned object, defaults to TRUE. |
| sleep | A numeric indicating the pause in seconds between server calls, at default set to 1. |
| progress | Boolean, whether to show the progress bar, at default set to FALSE. |
http://mendel.imp.ac.at/gpi/plant_server.html
If simplify == TRUE:
A data frame with columns:
Character, indicating the protein identifier
Logical, did big-Pi predict the presence of a GPI
Character, indicating the quality of the highest scoring omega-site
Integer, indicating the sequence position of the highest scoring omega-site
Numeric, indicating the p-value for the prediction of the highest scoring omega-site
If simplify == FALSE:
A list of predictions, each element named according to the sequence id, containing a two element list:
data frame, resembling the one returned by simplify == TRUE, along with alternative site predictions (if present)
data frame, with profile dependent and profile independent scores
If the server is unable to make a prediction due to non-amino acid letters or length of the sequence, the returned prediction is NA (is.bigpi column).
Eisenhaber B. Wildpaner M. Schultz CJ. Borner GHH. Dupree P. Eisenhaber F. (2003) Glycosylphosphatidylinositol lipid anchoring of plant proteins. Sensitive prediction from sequence- and genome-wide studies for Arabidopsis and rice. Plant Physiology 133(4): 1691-701
library(ragp) data(at_nsp) #indexes of some sequences in at_nsp ind <- c(129, 145, 147, 160, 170) big_pi_pred <- get_big_pi(sequence = at_nsp$sequence[ind], id = at_nsp$Transcript.id[ind], simplify = FALSE) big_pi_pred <- get_big_pi(data = at_nsp[ind,], sequence = sequence, id = Transcript.id, simplify = TRUE) big_pi_pred#> id is.gpi Quality omega_site PValue #> 1 AT2G20700.1 TRUE P 135 2.672529e-06 #> 2 AT2G13820.1 TRUE P 147 4.831245e-05 #> 3 AT2G48130.1 TRUE P 157 5.483314e-06 #> 4 AT2G03505.1 TRUE P 146 1.938260e-06 #> 5 AT2G45040.1 TRUE S 317 6.007296e-04


public class DefaultArrestWarrant extends java.lang.Object implements LegalWarrant
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DefaultArrestWarrant() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addPunishmentParm(int code,
java.lang.String parm)
If applicable, sets any parameters associated with a particular
bitmask on the punishment.
|
MOB |
arrestingOfficer()
If the criminal has been identified by an otherwise unoccupied
officer, this will be that officer.
|
int |
compareTo(CMObject o) |
CMObject |
copyOf()
Similar to Cloneable.clone(), but does its best to make sure that
any internal objects to this class are also copyOfed.
|
java.lang.String |
crime()
The crime name
|
MOB |
criminal()
The actual player/mob criminal accused of the crime.
|
java.lang.String |
getPunishmentParm(int code)
If applicable, returns any parameters associated with a particular
bitmask on the punishment.
|
java.lang.String |
ID()
The CoffeeMud Java Class ID shared by all instances of
this object.
|
void |
initializeClass()
Called ONCE after all objects are loaded, but before the map is read in
during initialization.
|
Room |
jail()
Returns the room into which this criminal will be jailed.
|
int |
jailTime()
If applicable, returns the number of ticks the punishment calls
for the criminal to remain in jail.
|
long |
lastOffense()
Returns the last time, in miliseconds since 1970, the criminal has
committed this crime.
|
java.lang.String |
name()
The displayable name of this object.
|
CMObject |
newInstance()
Returns a new instance of this class.
|
int |
offenses()
Returns the number of times this criminal has done this crime.
|
int |
punishment()
Gets the full punishment code for the crime
|
Room |
releaseRoom()
Returns the room into which this criminal will be released after jail.
|
void |
setArrestingOfficer(Area legalArea,
MOB mob)
If the criminal has been identified by an otherwise unoccupied
officer, this will set that officer.
|
void |
setCrime(java.lang.String newcrime)
Sets the crime name
|
void |
setCriminal(MOB mob)
Sets the actual player/mob criminal accused of the crime.
|
void |
setJail(Room R)
Sets the room into which this criminal will be jailed.
|
void |
setJailTime(int time)
If applicable, sets the number of ticks the punishment calls
for the criminal to remain in jail.
|
void |
setLastOffense(long last)
Sets the last time, in miliseconds since 1970, the criminal has
committed this crime.
|
void |
setOffenses(int num)
Sets the number of times this criminal has done this crime.
|
void |
setPunishment(int code)
Sets the full punishment code for the crime
|
void |
setReleaseRoom(Room R)
Sets the room into which this criminal will be released after jail.
|
void |
setState(int newstate)
Sets the current state of adjudication.
|
void |
setTravelAttemptTime(long time)
Sets the time, in milis since 1970, that a trip to the judge
or to the jail was started.
|
void |
setVictim(MOB mob)
If applicable, sets the victim of the crime (or null)
|
void |
setWarnMsg(java.lang.String msg)
Sets the warning message given to the criminal by the officer.
|
void |
setWitness(MOB mob)
If applicable, sets the witness of the crime (or null)
|
int |
state()
Returns the current state of adjudication.
|
long |
travelAttemptTime()
Returns the time, in milis since 1970, that a trip to the judge
or to the jail was started.
|
MOB |
victim()
If applicable, the victim of the crime (or null)
|
java.lang.String |
warnMsg()
Returns the warning message given to the criminal by the officer.
|
MOB |
witness()
If applicable, gets the witness of the crime (or null)
|
public DefaultArrestWarrant()
public java.lang.String ID()
CMObject
public java.lang.String name()
CMObject
name
in interface CMObject
Environmental.Name()
public CMObject newInstance()
CMObject
newInstance
in interface CMObject
public int compareTo(CMObject o)
compareTo
in interface java.lang.Comparable<CMObject>
public void initializeClass()
CMObject
initializeClass
in interface CMObject
public CMObject copyOf()
CMObject
public void setArrestingOfficer(Area legalArea, MOB mob)
LegalWarrant
setArrestingOfficer
in interface LegalWarrant
legalArea
- the Area governing the lawmob
- the actual living mob officer who will enforce the warrantLegalWarrant.arrestingOfficer()
public MOB criminal()
LegalWarrant
criminal
in interface LegalWarrant
LegalWarrant.setCriminal(MOB)
public MOB victim()
LegalWarrant
victim
in interface LegalWarrant
LegalWarrant.setVictim(MOB)
public MOB witness()
LegalWarrant
witness
in interface LegalWarrant
LegalWarrant.setWitness(MOB)
public MOB arrestingOfficer()
LegalWarrant
arrestingOfficer
in interface LegalWarrant
LegalWarrant.setArrestingOfficer(Area, MOB)
public Room jail()
LegalWarrant
jail
in interface LegalWarrant
LegalWarrant.setJail(Room)
public Room releaseRoom()
LegalWarrant
releaseRoom
in interface LegalWarrant
LegalWarrant.setReleaseRoom(Room)
public java.lang.String crime()
LegalWarrant
crime
in interface LegalWarrant
LegalWarrant.setCrime(String)
,
Law.BIT_CRIMENAME
public int punishment()
LegalWarrant
punishment
in interface LegalWarrant
LegalWarrant.setPunishment(int)
,
LegalWarrant.getPunishmentParm(int)
,
LegalWarrant.addPunishmentParm(int, String)
,
Law.PUNISHMENT_DESCS
,
Law.PUNISHMENTMASK_DESCS
public java.lang.String getPunishmentParm(int code)
LegalWarrant
getPunishmentParm
in interface LegalWarrant
code
- the punishment mask bitmap codeLegalWarrant.addPunishmentParm(int, String)
,
LegalWarrant.punishment()
,
LegalWarrant.setPunishment(int)
,
Law.PUNISHMENTMASK_DESCS
public void addPunishmentParm(int code, java.lang.String parm)
LegalWarrant
addPunishmentParm
in interface LegalWarrant
code
- the punishment mask bitmap codeparm
- the parameter to setLegalWarrant.getPunishmentParm(int)
,
LegalWarrant.punishment()
,
LegalWarrant.setPunishment(int)
,
Law.PUNISHMENTMASK_DESCS
public int jailTime()
LegalWarrant
jailTime
in interface LegalWarrant
LegalWarrant.setJailTime(int)
public int state()
LegalWarrant
state
in interface LegalWarrant
LegalWarrant.setState(int)
,
Law.STATE_ARRESTING
,
Law.STATE_SEEKING
public int offenses()
LegalWarrant
offenses
in interface LegalWarrant
LegalWarrant.setOffenses(int)
,
Law.oldWarrants()
public long lastOffense()
LegalWarrant
lastOffense
in interface LegalWarrant
LegalWarrant.setLastOffense(long)
,
Law.oldWarrants()
public long travelAttemptTime()
LegalWarrant
travelAttemptTime
in interface LegalWarrant
LegalWarrant.setTravelAttemptTime(long)
public java.lang.String warnMsg()
LegalWarrant
warnMsg
in interface LegalWarrant
LegalWarrant.setWarnMsg(String)
public void setCriminal(MOB mob)
LegalWarrant
setCriminal
in interface LegalWarrant
mob
- the actual player/mob criminal accused of the crime.LegalWarrant.criminal()
public void setVictim(MOB mob)
LegalWarrant
setVictim
in interface LegalWarrant
mob
- the victim of the crime, or nullLegalWarrant.victim()
public void setWitness(MOB mob)
LegalWarrant
setWitness
in interface LegalWarrant
mob
- the witness of the crime (or null)LegalWarrant.witness()
public void setJail(Room R)
LegalWarrant
setJail
in interface LegalWarrant
R
- the room into which this criminal will be jailed.LegalWarrant.jail()
public void setReleaseRoom(Room R)
LegalWarrant
setReleaseRoom
in interface LegalWarrant
R
- the room into which this criminal will be released after jail.LegalWarrant.releaseRoom()
public void setCrime(java.lang.String newcrime)
LegalWarrant
setCrime
in interface LegalWarrant
newcrime
- the crime nameLegalWarrant.crime()
,
Law.BIT_CRIMENAME
public void setPunishment(int code)
LegalWarrant
setPunishment
in interface LegalWarrant
code
- the full punishment code for the crimeLegalWarrant.punishment()
,
LegalWarrant.getPunishmentParm(int)
,
LegalWarrant.addPunishmentParm(int, String)
,
Law.PUNISHMENT_DESCS
,
Law.PUNISHMENTMASK_DESCS
public void setJailTime(int time)
LegalWarrant
setJailTime
in interface LegalWarrant
time
- the number of ticks to be jailed forLegalWarrant.jailTime()
public void setState(int newstate)
LegalWarrant
setState
in interface LegalWarrant
newstate
- the current state of adjudication.LegalWarrant.state()
,
Law.STATE_DETAINING
,
Law.STATE_EXECUTING
public void setOffenses(int num)
LegalWarrant
setOffenses
in interface LegalWarrant
num
- the number of times this criminal has committed this crime.LegalWarrant.offenses()
,
Law.oldWarrants()
public void setLastOffense(long last)
LegalWarrant
setLastOffense
in interface LegalWarrant
last
- the last time this crime was done, in milisLegalWarrant.lastOffense()
,
Law.oldWarrants()
public void setTravelAttemptTime(long time)
LegalWarrant
setTravelAttemptTime
in interface LegalWarrant
time
- the milis time since the trip beganLegalWarrant.travelAttemptTime()
public void setWarnMsg(java.lang.String msg)
LegalWarrant
setWarnMsg
in interface LegalWarrant
msg
- the warning msg givenLegalWarrant.warnMsg()


Select type of survey to create:
Bird Survey
Litter Survey
Or, edit previously created survey:
{{survey.name}}


{{beneficiary}}
{{raised}} ETH
{{time_left}} seconds
{{highest_bidder}} {{highest_bid}} ETH
{{account_address}}
{{account_balance}} ETH


API Reference¶
music22 |
Music22 |
music22.core |
Core : Functions useful for all the package. |
music22.diastema |
Diastema : Core operations on intervals. |
music22.scale |
Scale : Analyse the scale of a melody. |
music22.modalis |
Modalis: Basics of Modality |


[page:Object3D] →
[name]
A sprite is a plane in an 3d scene which faces always towards the camera.
Sprites do not cast shadows, setting castShadow = true
will have no effect.
Example
var map = new THREE.TextureLoader().load( "sprite.png" );
var material = new THREE.SpriteMaterial( { map: map, color: 0xffffff, fog: true } );
var sprite = new THREE.Sprite( material );
scene.add( sprite );
Constructor
[name]([page:Material material])
material — An instance of [page:Material] (optional).
This creates a new sprite with an specific material.
Properties
[property:SpriteMaterial material]
An instance of [page:Material], defining the object's appearance. Default is a [page:SpriteMaterial] which is a white plane.
-
Methods
[method:Sprite clone]()
This creates a new clone of the sprite.
[method:Object3D clone]([page:Object3D object])
object -- (optional) Object3D which needs to be cloned. If undefined, clone method will create a new cloned Sprite Object.
Clone a Sprite Object.
Source
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/[path].js src/[path].js]


Copy all of the content of the template directory to your site's directory. Once you have everything there, you can customize as you please.
Everythng in the "header" div is a bit larger than the rest. This is where you place your most important headlines while keeping the content inviting and entertaining.
The google map in the Locations section is based on the coordinates you place in the id="map" div. It includes data attributes you can use to set the starting point.

Each table has consist of a title, description and apply button. Here is an example:

Hosts

Join our team of hosts with your welcoming smile and charm.

4 Positions

Apply Now

This is a gallery that dynamically takes the images you supply and generates a scrapbook like gallery. The images are rotated and displayed in polaroids style boxes. You will be adding the content in the class="slides" ul tag. Here is an example of what an image item should look like:

New Year's Even 2012


Mobile development challenges
Why React Native?
Architecture
Getting Started
Standard Components
Styles
Slow development and deployment cycle
Platform specific skillset
Stateful, mutable UI
Poor performance of html-based frameworks
Instant reload
Updates without resubmission
Consistent tooling and common APIs for web and mobile
Shared skillset
Code reuse
Backed by native components
Immutable views
External modules and components
Browser debugging
JavaScript Framework
Reuse JS and React experience
Wrapper to standard native IOS or Android Components/APIS
All operations are asynchronuous
Powerful gestures support including mutlitouch
Mac + Xcode
npm install -g react-native-cli
react-native init HelloWorldProject
import React, {
AppRegistry, Component, Text, View,
} from 'react-native';
class Hello extends Component {
render() {
return (
<View><Text>Hello, World!</Text></View>
)
}
}
AppRegistry.registerComponent('Hello', () => Hello);
View
Text
TextInput
TouchableHighlight
Image
ListView
ScrollView
TabBarIOS
var styles = StyleSheet.create({
container: {
borderRadius: 4,
borderWidth: 0.5,
borderColor: '#d6d7da',
},
title: {
fontSize: 19,
fontWeight: 'bold',
},
activeTitle: {
color: 'red',
},
});
<View style={styles.container}>
<Text style={[styles.title, this.props.isActive && styles.activeTitle]} />
</View>
Camel case
Quote text values
Use numbers for dimensions (React adds 'px')
Commans instead of semicolons
const createStoreWithMiddleware = applyMiddleware(thunk)(createStore);
const reducer = combineReducers(reducers);
const store = createStoreWithMiddleware(reducer);
export default class App extends Component {
render() {
return (
<Provider store={store}>
<CounterApp />
</Provider>
);
}
}
export default connect(state => ({
state: state.counter
}),
(dispatch) => ({
actions: bindActionCreators(counterActions, dispatch)
})
)(CounterApp);


Implementing in your script
Include karaskel.lua in your own script. This will define the process_syllables function, and in turn also include utils.lua and karaskel-base.lua.
include("karaskel.lua")
Basic usage
The first and most important thing to do after including karaskel.lua is to define a do_syllable function:
function do_syllable(meta, styles, config, line, syl)
return syl.text_stripped
end
This is a very minimalistic, boring, tag-stripping do_syllable function. What you want to do in the do_syllable function is to add some tags before the syllable text. See demo 8 for an example of this.
In other words, the basic idea of the do_syllable function is that you provide a replacement text for the syllable in question.
Advanced usage
There are also further functions you can define to modify the behaviour of karaskel.
do_line_decide(meta, styles, config, line)
Return a boolean. If you return true, this line is processed, otherwise it's ignored (passed unchanged into output.)
do_line_start(meta, styles, config, line)
Return a string. Adds the returned string to the beginning of the line.
do_line_end(meta, styles, config, line)
Return a string. Adds the returned string to the end of the line.
do_line(meta, styles, config, line)
Return an array of lines. You will usually not need to override this function, only if you need very special behaviour. If you override this function, make sure you read the original function defined in karaskel.lua, or call karaskel.do_line at some point. If you need to override this function, consider using the advanced karaskel instead.
For an advanced example using karaskel.lua, see simple-k-replacer.lua in the factorybrews directory.


POL60700: Democratic Innovations in the Digital Age
Seminar 3
München/Zoom, 26. April 2021
Nikolai Gad
Theories of democracy: What should we expect from democratic innovations?
We need a definition of democracy
for two reasons:
- To clarify what we want democratic innovations to do.
- And to evaluate how well they meet those wishes.
Democracy = demos (the people) + kratos (rule) = "rule by the people"
But this is not very helpful without a clearer definiton of who the people are and how they are suppoosed to rule.
Democratic theory
- A huge subject => We will only scratch the surface here.
- Democratic theories are mostly normative.
- The (main) point in this course is not to discuss the normative remits of different democratic theories.
- But to use democratic theories as analytical frameworks.
- Theories as different lenses to see the world through.
Graham Smith's "democratic goods
Taking an ecumenical approach: An analytical framework that can encompass all participatory institutions, ie. "democratic innovations" and democratic theories.
Discussion:
- How easy or challenging do you think it is to apply these democratic goods to real cases of democratic innovations?
- Which are the challenges of using this as an analytical framework?
- Do you think it is a useful analytical framework?
Ian O'Flynn's critiques of Smith's democratic goods:
(As well as a general critique of ecumenical approaches)
- Democratic goods so broad that they need further interpretation to be useful.
- Different goods can be at odds with each other, so we need normative framework to prioritise between them.
- The very definition of democratic innovations is democratically normative, as well as each of Smith's "goods" (even if they are presented as general goods).
=> We need a theory of democracy to clearly specify our normative expectations of democratic innovations.
Some examples of democratic theories
Some terminology from O'Flynn's chapter:
- Deliberative polls
- Referendums / Citizen initiatives / Recall
- Different democratic theories mentioned: Liberal democracy, agonistic democracy, civic republicanism
- As well as deliberative democracy, participatory democracy, and minimal/Schumpeterian democracy
- Minimal/Schumpeterian Democracy
- Main mechanism: Competetive elections for leaders.
- Reasoning: Ordinary people are not good decision makers, but elections provide an incentive for rulers to not become tyrannical.
- Main propnents: Schumpeter (1942)
- Deliberative Democracy
- Main mechanism: The force of the better argument should determine political outcomes (rather than the majority)
- Reasoning: Under the right circumstances and conditions, all people are able to participate in reasoned debate, and agree on what is best for the common good.
- Some proponents: Jürgen Habermas, James Fishkin, John Dryzek, and many more.
- Participatory Democracy
- Main mechanism: Direct citizen participation in decision-making at all levels.
- Reasoning: Participation in politics is a good in itself, because it educates and empowers people.
- Main proponents: Carole Pateman, (Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Sherry Arnstein)
Discussion: How would you judge your democratic innovation case from the perspective of each of these democratic theories?
Main take-aways from this week
- We need to clearly define democracy to be able to evaluate democratic innovations.
- Democracy is a contested concept that is defined in many different ways.
- We can use two different approaches to evaluate democratic innovations with theory:
- We can combine different theories to "combine the best from all".
- Democratic theory is needed to prioritise what is most important to democracy.


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Although the Java Posse has ended transmission, we are still having the conference, renamed to the Winter Tech Forum (yes, that’s WTF – because we’re always trying to figure things out). Come create conversation, generate ideas, hack projects, create workshops, ski, snowshoe, snowmobile and experience small-town living.
The dates are Feb 23 - 27, 2015. Many people like to arrive earlier and stay a bit later; activities start with the Sunday evening barbecue and go through Saturday morning breakfast.
The conference takes place in my home town of Crested Butte, Colorado, renowned for skiing and winter activities, scenic beauty, preservation of the original mining town, and most especially the feeling of community and friendliness of the inhabitants.
The theme this year is Creating Adaptware in the Information Continuum: From Big Data to Responsive Systems. The theme is just an idea to produce conversations, but is by no means a restriction — you can create any conversation you think people want to discuss. For example, I will hold one or more sessions around my continuing research on Reinventing-Business.com.
The Winter Tech Forum is an Open Spaces Conference. There are no presentations or predefined topics. Instead, participants write discussion topics on sticky notes and place them in a time slot for a room. Anyone who is interested in that topic shows up. You can end up with tiny groups or large groups and both are just fine. The best part of most traditional conferences are the hallway conversations, and Open Spaces produce all hallway conversations, all the time. If you aren’t used to Open Spaces, they seem a bit strange at first but you’ll be amazed at how well they work.
On Wednesday, we have a hackathon day, something which has become a favorite. Often people explore alternative languages on the JVM, but we’ve also seen hardware projects, explorations of build systems, and any number of odd projects. If you and your team want to build it, they will come. Wednesday evening includes short presentations of the results of the day.
In addition, the week is packed with other activities (wherein, we’ve discovered, some of the best technical conversations take place despite our attempts to recreate). Afternoons are open to allow for skiing and other outdoor activities, but just as often fill up with user-organized workshops. Evening events include barbecues, 5-minute lightning talks (by you), and pub discussions. Thursday is our very popular “progressive dinner,” and Friday night is the optional Yurt dinner, where we do a short cross-country ski, snowshoe, or catch a lift on a snowmobile out to the yurt in the woods for a catered dinner (alternative dinners at local restaurants are often organized as well). Saturday morning is a group breakfast at my house where your shuttle can pick you up.
Get in early for group houses, better airfares, to set up travel with others, etc. For full details, schedule and registration see www.WinterTechForum.com. Attendance is limited to 70.


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For this search term, the differences in results include the images shown, total number of results returned, and ordering of the information.
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For more information about the header, you can refer to the Internet draft specification submitted to the IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force).
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This tutorial will help you learn the major principles of CSS flexbox so you can create responsive websites.
Why do I need this?
Flexbox introduces an entirely different way to build responsive websites. No display inline-block/block, and no floats! If you can successfully learn the basics, you can write more maintanable code that is ready for mobile responsiveness
What is the focus?
You will plan a roadtrip using these properties:
justify-content
flex-direction
align-items
align-self
order
What do I need to know first?
You need to know HTML basics, as well as CSS's position property and display property.
Go to Step 1
The Ground Rules (1/18)
Let's establish some basic definitions
Show Grid
Here are the rules for our roadtrip:
1. The US Highway System is actually arranged on a grid system, going east-west and north-south. Click the button above to check it out.
2. For this tutorial, you can only travel along one direction at a time. Only north, south, east or west.
3. Our start point will be Seattle, in the top left corner.
Go to Step 2
The First Roadtrip (2/18)
We will go east from Seattle to Boston first
Here is a very basic example.
On our first trip, we will be taking the route east, from Seattle to Boston. We will be making three stops for 2 days apiece, the first will be Seattle itself, followed by Yellowstone National Park, followed by Mount Rushmore.
We can use justify-content to determine how our stops are spread out across the country. The default value is "flex-start", which aligns all divs to the left side.
Flex-end: all three stops on the east side of country
Center: all three stops in the middle of the country
Space-between: stop once at beginning and end with even spaced stops in middle
Space-around: Three evenly spaced stops in the middle of the country without stopping at beginning or end
Back
Go to Step 4
justify-content (4/18)
Determining left to right spread of the trip
Here is a test for you!
Let's say you want to stop in Yellowstone, Mount Rushmore and Chicago for 2 days apiece. What justify-content property would you use? Click "Show HTML" on the left if you need to review HTML structure.
Quick review of options:
Flex-end: all three stops on the right side of country
Center: all three stops in the middle of the country
Space-between: stop once at beginning and end with even spaced stops in middle
Space-around: Three evenly spaced stops in the middle of the country without stopping at beginning or end
The final CSS will look like...
.northernRoadtrip{
display:flex;
}
Back
Go to Step 5
Does your answer contain a valid justify-content value?
justify-content (5/18)
Determining left to right spread of the trip
Here is one more test
Alright, now you want to stop in 5 areas across the US - Seattle, Yellowstone, Mount Rushmore, Chicago, and Boston. What justify-content property would you use? Click "Show HTML" on the left if you need to review HTML structure.
Quick review of options:
Flex-end: all three stops on the right side of country
Center: all three stops in the middle of the country
Space-between: stop once at beginning and end with even spaced stops in middle
Space-around: Three evenly spaced stops in the middle of the country without stopping at beginning or end
The final CSS will look like...
.northernRoadtrip{
display:flex;
}
Back
Go to Step 6
Does your answer contain a valid justify-content value?
flex-direction (6/18)
Determining if divs flow horizontally or vertically
Here is a very basic example.
On our next trip, we will be taking the route south, with stops in Seattle, Portland and Northern California. The trip ends in San Diego.
Determining if divs flow horizontally or vertically
Simply stating flex-direction is not enough.
What kind of roadrip takes three stops at the very beginning, then drives 20 hours straight without stopping in California? Not a roadtrip you would want to be on.
You can combine "justify-content" with "flex-direction" to spread your divs vertically.
What combo would you use if you wanted to stop in Seattle, San Francisco and San Diego? Click "Show HTML" if you need a snippet.
Quick review of justify-content options:
Flex-end: all three stops at the end
Center: all three stops in the middle
Space-between: stop once at beginning and end with even spaced stops in middle
Space-around: Three evenly spaced stops in the middle of the country without stopping at beginning or end
The final CSS will look like...
.westernRoadtrip{
display:flex;
}
Back
Go to Step 9
Does your answer contain a valid flex-direction value?
flex-direction (9/18)
Determining if divs flow horizontally or vertically
One more challenge
Alright, now let's say you want to go the opposite direction. You want to start in San Diego and hang out there for a few days, then head up to San Francisco, then finish the trip in Seattle.
The HTML is going to stay the same, so what CSS would you use to complete this trip, where you start at the bottom and go up?
Quick review of flex-direction options:
Column: Travel top to bottom
Column-reverse: Travel bottom to top
row-reverse: right to left
The final CSS will look like...
.westernRoadtrip{
display:flex;
}
Back
Go to Step 10
Does your answer contain a valid flex-direction value?
align-items (10/18)
Determining if divs flow horizontally or vertically
Here is a very basic example.
Perhaps you know what to expect next! On our next trip, we will be taking the route east, starting in San Francisco, then stopping in Saint Louis, then ending in Washington DC. That's right, now we can adjust the vertical position of the whole line
Determining how far north or south your divs will go
Now let's combine a couple concepts.
In the last part, we just looked at taking a central route. Now let's combine two concepts you have already learned.
Now, you want to take a roadtrip that starts in Jacksonville, FL, in the southeast corner of the US. You then want to stop in Dallas, Texas, then head on over to San Diego. You are starting east, and going west, and you need to write the CSS to get there.
Does your answer contain a valid flex-direction value?
align-self (13/18)
Finally able to move outside of a straight line
Make stops along different routes
So far, all the rules have assumed that you are travelling along one route- going north, south, east or west. Of course, on real roadtrips, you probably want to make a detour in order to see speficic sites. Align-self allows you to change your north-south positioning so you can take a stop that is out of line with the rest.
Now we are taking a roadtrip that starts in Seattle, stops in Denver before heading back up to Mount Rushmore.
Now, you want to take a roadtrip that starts in San Francisco, makes a stop in Chicago (northern), then heads on to Washington DC to finish the trip. You need to write the CSS to get there.
Does your answer contain a valid align-self value?
order (16/18)
Divs appear in different order than HTML
Make your stops out of order
Alright, most logical people would make their stops in a general order that would not cause them to double back and create extra driving. But sometimes, there are exceptions. Like that sausage making competition in Chicago that you absolutely need to see. Or a square dance festival near Mount Rushmore.
What if our roadtrip starts in Seattle, but then goes to Mount Rushmore before heading back to Yellowstone. BUT...
The Mount Rushmore trip is third in HTML, but should be second stop on the trip. We can use the order property to fix this. The default value for order is 0, so we can change the system around by giving seattleVisit a value of -2, and mountRushmoreVisit a value of -1. Yellowstone will follow.
Now, you want to take a roadtrip that starts in San Francisco, makes a stop in Denver, then goes backward to Salt Lake City. You need to write the CSS to get there.


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Step 1 Scoping and goals¶
Goal:¶
To help clarify your sustainable product design objectives. You will consider:
Your product sustainability goals and priorities
The various life cycle stages of your product
Introduction¶
The first step is to clarify the product concept and design specifications and what your goals are for the product. Initial design specifications determine which sustainability criteria are most relevant to assess.
Example: Floral Soil¶
A product concept with exceptional ambitions for sustainable product design is Floral Soil. Floral Soil is designed to replace conventional floral foam used by florists to hold flowers in place in an arrangement and to keep them moist. The designer set out to create a product that was ‘safe enough to eat’ in addition to being biobased, biodegradable in home gardens or compost, reusable and high performing with respect to holding water to replace current floral foams.
Floral Soil design goals includes: 1) Non-toxic 2) Bio-based 3) Biodegradable 4) Grow seeds 5) Hold water


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Installation¶
First, ensure that you have TensorRT 4.0 installed and accessible in your LD_LIBRARY_PATH
. You can find it here.
Installing the Python APIs¶
You can install the Python API using the wheels located in the python
folder.
- Python 2.7:
pip2 install tensorrt-*_16.04-cp27-cp27mu-linux_x86_64.whl
- Python 3.5:
pip3 install tensorrt-*_16.04-cp35-cp35m-linux_x86_64.whl
Where tensorrt-*
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).
Installing the Graph Surgeon¶
TensorRT includes the Graph Surgeon, which can transform TensorFlow graphs to ensure compatibility with the UFF converter. It can be used to specify plugin nodes for operations that might be unsupported in the UFF converter or TensorRT, and is required to handle certain TensorFlow ops. You can install it using the wheel located in the graphsurgeon
folder.
pip install graphsurgeon-0.2.0-py2.py3-none-any.whl
Installing the UFF Toolkit¶
TensorRT includes the Universal Framework Format (UFF) toolkit, which can convert models trained in TensorFlow to a format from which TensorRT can build engines. You can install it using the wheel located in the uff
folder. Note that the UFF converter is only designed and tested for x86 platforms. To use TensorRT with UFF on other platforms, first generate the UFF file on an x86 platform.
pip install uff-0.4.0-py2.py3-none-any.whl
Use Cases and Examples¶
Running an existing TensorFlow model with TensorRT.
Running an existing Caffe model with TensorRT.
Manually constructing a TensorRT engine (for use with PyTorch, for example).
- Deploying a TensorRT engine as part of a larger application, such as a web backend.
We have included a few sample applications with the TensorRT Python package in the examples
directory.


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Categories: CELESTIAL, HUMAN, ORDER, CELESTAR BALLISTA, SACROSANCT, STORMCAST ETERNALS, WAR MACHINE, ORDINATOS, Artillery
Unit: Celestar Ballista, Unit Abilities: Bastions of Death, Celestar Ballista, Chained Lightning, Versatile Weapon, Weapon: Celestar Stormbolts: Rapid Fire, Celestar Stormbolts: Single Shot, Sigmarite Blades
| Unit | Move | Wounds | Bravery | Save | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Celestar Ballista | 3" | 7 | 7 | 4+ |
| Unit Abilities | Ability Details | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Bastions of Death | When this unit is targeted by an enemy missile weapon, add 2 to its save rolls if it is in cover instead of 1. | |
| Celestar Ballista | The Ballista and its crew are treated as a single model. The crew must remain within 1" of the Ballista. | |
| Chained Lightning | If the hit roll for an attack made with a Celestar Stormbolt scores a hit, that attack inflicts D6 hits on the target instead of 1. Make a wound and save roll for each hit. | |
| Versatile Weapon | Before attacking with Celestar Stormbolts, choose either the Single Shot or Rapid Fire missile weapon characteristics for that shooting attack. |
| Weapon | Type | Range | Attacks | To Hit | To Wound | Rend | Damage | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Celestar Stormbolts: Rapid Fire | Missile | 18" | 4 | 5+ | 3+ | -2 | 1 | |
| Celestar Stormbolts: Single Shot | Missile | 36" | 1 | 3+ | 3+ | -2 | 1 | |
| Sigmarite Blades | Melee | 1" | 4 | 4+ | 4+ | - | 1 |
Categories: Battalion
Battalion Abilities: Hailstorm Strike
Selections: 2x 3 Castigators [160pts]
Categories: CELESTIAL, HUMAN, ORDER, SACROSANCT, STORMCAST ETERNALS, CASTIGATORS, JUSTICAR, Other
Unit: Castigator, Unit Abilities: Burst of Celestial Energy, Castigator Aetheric Channelling, Castigator-Prime, Weapon: Heavy Stock, Thunderhead Greatbow
Categories: CELESTIAL, HUMAN, ORDER, CELESTAR BALLISTA, SACROSANCT, STORMCAST ETERNALS, WAR MACHINE, ORDINATOS, Artillery
Unit: Celestar Ballista, Unit Abilities: Bastions of Death, Celestar Ballista, Chained Lightning, Versatile Weapon, Weapon: Celestar Stormbolts: Rapid Fire, Celestar Stormbolts: Single Shot, Sigmarite Blades
Selections: 0. Bonds of Noble Duty, 0. Patrician's Helm, Astral Grandhammer, General
Categories: CELESTIAL, HERO, HUMAN, LORD-ORDINATOR, ORDER, STORMCAST ETERNALS, SACROSANCT, Leader, General, Artefact
Artefact: Patrician's Helm, Command Abilities: Solemn Duty, Command Trait: Bonds of Noble Duty, Unit: Lord-Ordinator, Unit Abilities: Arcane Engineer, Comet Strike, Weapon: Astral Grandhammer
| Artefact | Artefact Details | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Patrician's Helm | If the bearer is on the battlefield, each time you spend a command point, roll a dice. On a 5+ you receive 1 extra command point. |
| Battalion Abilities | Battalion Ability Details | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Hailstorm Strike | You can re-roll failed hit rolls for attacks made by the CELESTAR BALLISTA from this battalion if the unit of CASTIGATORS from the same battalion inflicted one or more wounds on the target unit in the same turn. |
| Command Abilities | Command Ability Details | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Solemn Duty | You can use this command ability at the start of the battleshock phase. If you do so, pick a friendly model with this command ability. Until the end of that phase, you do not have to take battleshock tests for friendly STORMCAST ETERNAL units that are wholly within 18" of that model. |
| Command Trait | Command Trait Details | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Bonds of Noble Duty | Add 1 to wound rolls for attacks made with this general’s melee weapons while this general is within 6" of any other friendly TEMPEST LORDS units. |
| Unit | Move | Wounds | Bravery | Save | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Castigator | 5" | 2 | 7 | 4+ | |
| Celestar Ballista | 3" | 7 | 7 | 4+ | |
| Lord-Ordinator | 5" | 5 | 9 | 4+ |
| Unit Abilities | Ability Details | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Arcane Engineer | Add 1 to hit rolls for attacks made by ORDER WAR MACHINES while they are wholly within 9" of one or more friendly LORD-ORDINATORS. | |
| Bastions of Death | When this unit is targeted by an enemy missile weapon, add 2 to its save rolls if it is in cover instead of 1. | |
| Burst of Celestial Energy | If the unmodified hit roll for an attack made with a Thunderhead Greatbow that targets a DAEMON or NIGHTHAUNT unit is 6, that attack inflicts D3 hits on the target instead of 1. Make a wound and save roll for each hit. | |
| Castigator Aetheric Channelling | At the start of the shooting phase, you must say if this unit will increase the accuracy or the power of their Thunderhead Greatbows. If you choose accuracy, re-roll hit rolls of 1 for attacks made by this unit in that shooting phase. If you choose power, this unit’s Thunderhead Greatbows have a Rend characteristic of -2 instead of -1 in that shooting phase. | |
| Castigator-Prime | The leader of this unit is a Castigator-Prime. Add 1 to hit rolls for attacks made with a Castigator-Prime’s Thunderhead Greatbow. | |
| Celestar Ballista | The Ballista and its crew are treated as a single model. The crew must remain within 1" of the Ballista. | |
| Chained Lightning | If the hit roll for an attack made with a Celestar Stormbolt scores a hit, that attack inflicts D6 hits on the target instead of 1. Make a wound and save roll for each hit. | |
| Comet Strike | If the unmodified hit roll for an attack made with an Astral Grandhammer is 6, that attack inflicts 2 mortal wounds on the target and the attack sequence ends (do not make a wound or save roll). | |
| Versatile Weapon | Before attacking with Celestar Stormbolts, choose either the Single Shot or Rapid Fire missile weapon characteristics for that shooting attack. |
| Weapon | Type | Range | Attacks | To Hit | To Wound | Rend | Damage | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Astral Grandhammer | Melee | 1" | 3 | 3+ | 3+ | -1 | 2 | |
| Celestar Stormbolts: Rapid Fire | Missile | 18" | 4 | 5+ | 3+ | -2 | 1 | |
| Celestar Stormbolts: Single Shot | Missile | 36" | 1 | 3+ | 3+ | -2 | 1 | |
| Heavy Stock | Melee | 1" | 2 | 4+ | 4+ | - | 1 | |
| Sigmarite Blades | Melee | 1" | 4 | 4+ | 4+ | - | 1 | |
| Thunderhead Greatbow | Missile | 18" | 1 | 3+ | 3+ | -1 | 1 |
Categories: Battalion
Battalion Abilities: Hailstorm Strike
Selections: 3 Castigators [80pts]
Categories: CELESTIAL, HUMAN, ORDER, SACROSANCT, STORMCAST ETERNALS, CASTIGATORS, JUSTICAR, Other
Unit: Castigator, Unit Abilities: Burst of Celestial Energy, Castigator Aetheric Channelling, Castigator-Prime, Weapon: Heavy Stock, Thunderhead Greatbow
Categories: CELESTIAL, HUMAN, ORDER, CELESTAR BALLISTA, SACROSANCT, STORMCAST ETERNALS, WAR MACHINE, ORDINATOS, Artillery
Unit: Celestar Ballista, Unit Abilities: Bastions of Death, Celestar Ballista, Chained Lightning, Versatile Weapon, Weapon: Celestar Stormbolts: Rapid Fire, Celestar Stormbolts: Single Shot, Sigmarite Blades
Selections: 1. Atherquartz Brooch, Astral Grandhammer
Categories: CELESTIAL, HERO, HUMAN, LORD-ORDINATOR, ORDER, STORMCAST ETERNALS, SACROSANCT, Leader, Artefact
Artefact: Atherquartz Brooch, Command Abilities: Solemn Duty, Unit: Lord-Ordinator, Unit Abilities: Arcane Engineer, Comet Strike, Weapon: Astral Grandhammer
| Artefact | Artefact Details | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Atherquartz Brooch | Each time you spend a command point, roll a dice. On a 5+ you receive 1 command point. |
| Battalion Abilities | Battalion Ability Details | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Hailstorm Strike | You can re-roll failed hit rolls for attacks made by the CELESTAR BALLISTA from this battalion if the unit of CASTIGATORS from the same battalion inflicted one or more wounds on the target unit in the same turn. |
| Command Abilities | Command Ability Details | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Solemn Duty | You can use this command ability at the start of the battleshock phase. If you do so, pick a friendly model with this command ability. Until the end of that phase, you do not have to take battleshock tests for friendly STORMCAST ETERNAL units that are wholly within 18" of that model. |
| Unit | Move | Wounds | Bravery | Save | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Castigator | 5" | 2 | 7 | 4+ | |
| Celestar Ballista | 3" | 7 | 7 | 4+ | |
| Lord-Ordinator | 5" | 5 | 9 | 4+ |
| Unit Abilities | Ability Details | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Arcane Engineer | Add 1 to hit rolls for attacks made by ORDER WAR MACHINES while they are wholly within 9" of one or more friendly LORD-ORDINATORS. | |
| Bastions of Death | When this unit is targeted by an enemy missile weapon, add 2 to its save rolls if it is in cover instead of 1. | |
| Burst of Celestial Energy | If the unmodified hit roll for an attack made with a Thunderhead Greatbow that targets a DAEMON or NIGHTHAUNT unit is 6, that attack inflicts D3 hits on the target instead of 1. Make a wound and save roll for each hit. | |
| Castigator Aetheric Channelling | At the start of the shooting phase, you must say if this unit will increase the accuracy or the power of their Thunderhead Greatbows. If you choose accuracy, re-roll hit rolls of 1 for attacks made by this unit in that shooting phase. If you choose power, this unit’s Thunderhead Greatbows have a Rend characteristic of -2 instead of -1 in that shooting phase. | |
| Castigator-Prime | The leader of this unit is a Castigator-Prime. Add 1 to hit rolls for attacks made with a Castigator-Prime’s Thunderhead Greatbow. | |
| Celestar Ballista | The Ballista and its crew are treated as a single model. The crew must remain within 1" of the Ballista. | |
| Chained Lightning | If the hit roll for an attack made with a Celestar Stormbolt scores a hit, that attack inflicts D6 hits on the target instead of 1. Make a wound and save roll for each hit. | |
| Comet Strike | If the unmodified hit roll for an attack made with an Astral Grandhammer is 6, that attack inflicts 2 mortal wounds on the target and the attack sequence ends (do not make a wound or save roll). | |
| Versatile Weapon | Before attacking with Celestar Stormbolts, choose either the Single Shot or Rapid Fire missile weapon characteristics for that shooting attack. |
| Weapon | Type | Range | Attacks | To Hit | To Wound | Rend | Damage | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Astral Grandhammer | Melee | 1" | 3 | 3+ | 3+ | -1 | 2 | |
| Celestar Stormbolts: Rapid Fire | Missile | 18" | 4 | 5+ | 3+ | -2 | 1 | |
| Celestar Stormbolts: Single Shot | Missile | 36" | 1 | 3+ | 3+ | -2 | 1 | |
| Heavy Stock | Melee | 1" | 2 | 4+ | 4+ | - | 1 | |
| Sigmarite Blades | Melee | 1" | 4 | 4+ | 4+ | - | 1 | |
| Thunderhead Greatbow | Missile | 18" | 1 | 3+ | 3+ | -1 | 1 |
Categories: Allegiance
Selections: Tempest Lords
Battle Trait: Grand Strategists, Scions of the Storm, Shock and Awe, Stormhosts, Command Abilities: Rousing Oratory
| Battle Trait | Battle Trait Details | Ref |
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| Grand Strategists | At the start of your hero phase, roll a dice. On a 4+ you receive 1 extra command point. | |
| Scions of the Storm | Instead of setting up a STORMCAST ETERNAL unit on the battlefield, you can place it to one side and say that it is set up in the Celestial Realm as a reserve unit. You can set up one reserve unit in the Celestial Realm for each unit you have set up on the battlefield. At the end of your movement phase, you can set up one or more of the reserve units in the Celestial Realm on the battlefield, more than 9" from any enemy units. Any reserve units in the Celestial Realm that are not set up on the battlefield before the start of the fourth battle round are slain. | |
| Shock and Awe | Subtract 1 from hit rolls for attacks that target friendly STORMCAST ETERNAL units that were set up on the battlefield during the same turn. | |
| Stormhosts | If your army is a Stormcast Eternals army, you can give it a Stormhost keyword. All STORMCAST ETERNAL units in your army gain that keyword. If a model already has a Stormhost keyword, it cannot gain another one, but this does not prevent other units in your army from having a different Stormhost keyword. You can either choose one of the Stormhosts in the list, or choose another Stormhost you've read about or created yourself. If you choose from the list below, all units with that keyword benefit from the extra abilities listed for that Stormhost. If you choose a different Stormhost, simply pick the Stormhost that most closely matches the nature of your own Stormhost. |
| Command Abilities | Command Ability Details | Ref |
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| Rousing Oratory | You can use this command ability at the start of the combat phase. If you do so, pick a friendly TEMPEST LORDS unit wholly within 9" of a friendly TEMPEST LORDS HERO, or wholly within 18" of a friendly TEMPEST LORDS HERO that is a general. You can reroll wound rolls of 1 for attacks made by that unit until your next hero phase. |
Selections: No Points or Battlerole Validation (Open)
Categories: Game Options
Selections: Origin: Hysh
Categories: Realm of Origin
At the Double: You can use this command ability after you make a run roll for a friendly unit that is within 6" of a friendly HERO, or 12" of a friendly HERO that is a general.  (Core Rules p3)
Forward to Victory: You can use this command ability after you make a charge roll for a friendly unit that is within 6" of a friendly HERO, or 12" of a friendly HERO that is a general. If you do so, re-roll the charge roll. (Core Rules p3)
Inspiring Presence: You can use this command ability at the start of the battleshock phase. If you do so, pick a friendly unit that is within 6" of friendly HERO, or 12" of a friendly HERO that is a general. That unit does not have to take battleshock tests in that phase. (Core Rules p3)
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#include <vectorMaths.h>
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| sf::Vector2f | setPosition (sf::Vector2f position, sf::Vector2f collisionNormal, float fOverlap) |
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This class is used to do simple vector calculations.
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Calculates a dot product.
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Calculates a magnitude of a vector.
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Calculates a normalised vector.
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| fAngle | = An angle at which we will rotate the vector. |
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| collisionNormal | = A collision normal from the collision test. |
| fOverlap | = The smallest overlap from the collision test. |
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- newPos = Returns new position with applied changes.
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| fRestitution | = Coeffcient of restitution. |
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- newVel = Returns new velocity with applied response.
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Gary Coleman"You know, somehow, some way, we need to get this state back in shape. Back in order. And someone like me, someone who's new and not a politico, [is] going to shake the trees and poke the bushes, and needs to be in there."   Hey look - someone's made a sticker out of him! Now he's an animated gif!  Then let's Photoshop together a picture of David Hasselhoff clutching an Atari joystick poking out of Erik Estrada's police shorts. Is that all the food groups? For twenty-five years, the world's been inescapably awash in shticky Coleman merchandise, and the ongoing California recall election confirms it won't be disappearing any time soon. The East Bay Express, an Emeryville-based alternative weekly has posted his $3,500 filing fee and performed all the prerequisite paperwork needed to get Gary Coleman on the governor's ballot. Sources at the paper insist Coleman's got a "Clintonesque" charisma - and on October first, Gary Coleman and adult film star Mary Carey will "debate" the issues on the Game Show Network. Gee, now there's a rivalry that goes way back. Who Wants to Be Governor of California? will award the maximum corporate campaign contribution allowed by law - $21,000 - to Mary or Gary. Everything from woeful (but legitimate) Diff'rent Strokes TV memorabilia to a smattering of recently manufactured (but faux-faded) Gary Coleman lunch boxes, bobbleheads and bumper stickers blossom across the American landscape like never before. The Coleman nostalgia-revival phenomenon is a relentless, dunderheaded machine with one singular purpose: to actively fellate and destroy everyone on Earth who insists upon celebrating the 1980s. Constituents of every age group have latched on to Coleman's diminutive stature, impish bouffant, and chubby-cheeked, eternally pre-teen potato pout. One draining side effect is that today's top journalists are presently running "short" of ways to call attention to Coleman's height - which has held firmly at four feet, eight inches for two decades. NBC, The SF Chronicle, E! Entertainment News, TechTV, and Fox continue to describe the thirty-five year old Mr. Coleman as "pint-sized". Before the man, there was the boy. Prior to his fifth birthday, Gary Wayne Coleman underwent three separate operations to conquer lupus nephritis - an inflammation of the kidneys and a disease of the immune system which proved advantageous to his acting career. At age nine, he could still pass for a five year old. He would never grow taller than 4'8", and to this day he remains on dialysis. He's experienced continued kidney malfunction and two failed transplants. Of his childhood celebrity status he muses, "once you're there, you're there until death. There's no release from the spotlight." His parents steered him toward primarily black sitcoms like Good Times and The Jeffersons. After a string of excellent luck, they steered him toward primarily white sitcoms like Facts of Life and Buck Rogers in the 25th Century. The first episode of Diff'rent Strokes aired in 1978. Theme song lyrics and music written by Alan Thicke. Conrad Bain plays multi-millionaire Phillip Drummond, who agrees to the death-bed wish of his housekeeper: he'll raise her two small sons as his own, welcoming 8-year-old Arnold (Gary Coleman) and 12-year-old Willis (Todd Bridges) into his lavish penthouse alongside daughter Kimberly (Dana Plato). This premise took place long before popular interracial gangbangery like the Blacks on Blondes franchise or Dogfart vidcaps. At the top of his form, Coleman was earning $70,000 a week. Since that time, he has yet to tackle a dramatic role meant to eclipse his portrayal of Arnold Jackson, and he runs the risk of being forever typecast as the little boy who takes off his shirt to play Tarzan with Maytag repairman (and WKRP in Cincinnati star) Gordon Jump. Diff'rent Strokes #114: The Bicycle Man. Unaware that he's being lured into the carefully crafted trap of a child molester, Arnold eagerly agrees to perform a simple task in return for an overly generous reward from a "friendly" neighborhood merchant. With Gordon Hump as Mr. Horton and Shavar Ross as Dudley. (Cc, Stereo) But Mr. Molester Man wasn't the only one misfondling Arnold's ample assets. Coleman's mother and father misappropriated his entire $3.8 million dollar trust fund, and Coleman joined the ranks of actors like Macaulay Culkin, successfully suing his own parents. Coleman won a judgment in court for $1,280,000. Health and financial issues eventually forced Coleman to concede that he was
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assembly of hobbyist model trains. Coleman has promised not to spend any money wooing voters. Nor will he accept any contributions or donations. He won't even actively campaign, which leads many observers to wonder if a "do nothing" candidate is really what California needs at this critical juncture. He's openly candid about his stance on marijuana: "There's been medical marijuana ever since there's been medicine. Nobody gets hurt, so why not? People still smoke marijuana, and they still go to work.  Or Belgium." He approves of homosexuals, but the only legitimate background resource presently available to voters (apart from Coleman's criminal record) is an examination of his conduct from 1978 to 1986 - the Arnold Jackson years. Let's take a look. DS
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really rude. I didn't like that,'" Coleman said. "But I didn't think
anything of it. I told her, 'You really don't need that. You're just going to
show it off to your friends. That's really my signature'" So Coleman punched her in the right eye. Shopkeepers claimed he continued pummeling the woman until an off-duty cop pulled them apart. After a full day on the witness stand, Coleman abruptly (and tearfully) copped a plea, ending the trial. With his attorney Adam London clutching him on the shoulder, Coleman blew his nose as he received a 90-day suspended sentence, a $400 fine and a $1,180 penalty assessment fee. He was also ordered by Commissioner Ulysses Burns to take 52 anger management classes. Will Governor Gray Davis receive a blackened eye as well? (In addition to the one he's already got, that is). Will a landslide win for Gary Coleman really result in smaller government? "I am worth more than any gold in any reserve," Coleman states. "I'm here, I'm alive and I'm going to survive this and any other atrocity that may come up in my life." When asked by Howard Stern if he's had ever oral sex, an outraged Gary replied, "No! That's not a place for a young woman's face to be." Timeline
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The Wings of the Butterfly
On the banks of the Amazon River, in a clearing in the forest, there once lived a girl named Chimidyue. She dwelt with her family and relatives in a big pavilion-house called a maloca. While the boys of the maloca fished and hunted with the men, Chimidyue and the other girls helped the women with household chores or in the farm plots nearby. Like the other girls, Chimidyue never stepped far into the forest. She knew how full it was of fierce animals and harmful spirits, and how easy it was to get lost in. Still, she would listen wide-eyed when the elders told stories about that other world. And sometimes she would go just a little way in, gazing among the giant trees and wondering what she might find farther on. One day as Chimidyue was making a basket, she looked up and saw a big morpho butterfly hovering right before her. Sunlight danced on its shimmering blue wings. “You are the most magical creature in the world,” Chimidyue said dreamily. “I wish I could be like you.” The butterfly dipped as if in answer, then flew toward the edge of the clearing. Chimidyue set down her basket and started after it, imitating its lazy flight. Among the trees she followed, swooping and circling and flapping her arms. She played like this for a long time, until the butterfly passed between some vines and disappeared. Suddenly Chimidyue realized she had gone too far into the forest. There was no path, and the leaves of the tall trees made a canopy that hid the sun. She could not tell which way she had come. “Mother! Father! Anyone!” she shouted. But no one came. “Oh no,” she said softly. “How will I find my way back?” Chimidyue wandered anxiously about, hoping to find a path. After a while she heard a tap-tap-tapping. “Someone must be working in the forest,” she said hopefully, and she followed the sound. But when she got close, she saw it was just a woodpecker. Chimidyue sadly shook her head. “If only you were human,” she said, “you could show me the way home.” “Why would I have to be human?” asked the woodpecker indignantly. “I could show you just as I am!” Startled but glad to hear it talk, Chimidyue said eagerly, “Oh, would you?” “Can’t you see I’m busy?” said the woodpecker. “You humans are so conceited, you think everyone else is here to serve you. But in the forest, a woodpecker is just as important as a human.” And it flew off. “I didn’t mean anything bad,” said Chimidyue to herself. “I just want to go home.” More uneasy than ever, Chimidyue walked farther. All at once she came upon a maloca, and sitting within it was a woman weaving a hammock. “Oh, grandmother!” cried Chimidyue joyfully, addressing the woman with the term proper for an elder. “I’m so glad to find someone here. I was afraid I would die in the forest!” But just as she stepped into the maloca, the roof began to flap, and the maloca and the woman together rose into the air. Then Chimidyue saw it was really a tinamou bird that had taken a magical form. It flew to a branch above. “Don’t you ‘grandmother’ me!” screeched the bird. “How many of my people have your relatives hunted and killed? How many have you cooked and eaten? Don’t you dare ask for my help.” And it too flew away. “The animals here all seem to hate me,” said Chimidyue sorrowfully. “But I can’t help being a human!” Chimidyue wandered on, feeling more and more hopeless, and hungry now as well. Suddenly, a sorva fruit dropped to the ground. She picked it up and ate it greedily. Then another dropped nearby. Chimidyue looked up and saw why. A band of spider monkeys was feeding in the forest canopy high above, and now and then a fruit would slip from their hands. “I’ll just follow the monkeys,” Chimidyue told herself. “Then at least I won’t starve.” And for the rest of that day she walked along beneath them, eating any fruit they dropped. But her fears grew fresh as daylight faded and night came to the forest. In the deepening darkness, Chimidyue saw the monkeys start to climb down, and she hid herself to watch. To her amazement, as the monkeys reached the ground, each one changed to the form of a human. Chimidyue could not help but gasp, and within a moment the monkey people had surrounded her. “Why, it’s Chimidyue!” said a monkey man with a friendly voice. “What are you doing here?” Chimidyue stammered, “I followed a butterfly into the forest, and I can’t find my way home.” “You poor girl!” said a monkey woman. “Don’t worry. We’ll bring you there tomorrow.” “Oh, thank you!” cried Chimidyue. “But where will I stay tonight?” “Why don’t you come with us to the festival?” asked the monkey man. “We’ve been invited by the Lord of Monkeys.” They soon arrived at a big maloca. When the Monkey Lord saw Chimidyue, he demanded, “Human, why have you come uninvited?” “We found her and brought her along,” the monkey woman told him. The Monkey Lord grunted and said nothing more. But he eyed the girl in a way that made her shiver. Many more monkey people had arrived, all in human form. Some wore animal costumes of bark cloth with wooden masks. Others had designs painted on their faces with black genipa dye. Everyone drank from gourds full of manioc beer. Then some of the monkey people rose to begin the dance. With the Monkey Lord at their head, they marched in torchlight around the inside of the maloca, beating drums and shaking rattle sticks. Others sang softly or played bone flutes. Chimidyue watched it all in wonder. She told her friend the monkey woman, “This is just like the festivals of my own people!” Late that night, when all had retired to their hammocks, Chimidyue was kept awake by the snoring of the Monkey Lord. After a while, something about it caught her ear. “That’s strange,” she told herself. “It sounds almost like words.” The girl listened carefully and heard, “I will devour Chimidyue. I will devour Chimidyue.” “Grandfather!” she cried in terror. “What? Who’s that?” said the Monkey Lord, starting from his sleep. “It’s Chimidyue,” said the girl. “You said in your sleep you would devour me!” “How could I say that?” he demanded. “Monkeys don’t eat people.  Pay no attention!” He took a long swig of manioc beer and went back to sleep. Soon the girl heard again, “I will devour Chimidyue. I will devour Chimidyue.” But this time the snores were more like growls. Chimidyue looked over at the Monkey Lord’s hammock. To her horror, she saw not a human form but a powerful animal with black spots. The Lord of Monkeys was not a monkey at all. He was a jaguar! Chimidyue’s heart beat wildly. As quietly as she could, she slipped from her hammock and grabbed a torch. Then she ran headlong through the night. When Chimidyue stopped at last to rest, daylight had begun to filter through the forest canopy. She sat down among the root buttresses of a kapok tree and began to cry. “I hate this forest!” she said fiercely. “Nothing here makes any sense!” “Are you sure?” asked a tiny voice. Quickly wiping her eyes, Chimidyue looked up. On a branch of the kapok was a morpho butterfly, the largest she had ever seen. It waved at her with brilliant blue wings. “Oh, grandmother,” said Chimidyue, “nothing here is what it seems. Everything changes into something else!” “Dear Chimidyue,” said the butterfly gently, “that is the way of the forest. Among your own people, things change slowly and are mostly what they seem.  All around it lies a much larger world, and you can’t expect it to behave the same.” “But if I can’t understand the forest,” cried Chimidyue, “how will I ever get home?” “I will lead you there myself,” said the butterfly. “Oh, grandmother, will you?” said Chimidyue. “Certainly,” said the butterfly. “Just follow me.” It wasn’t long till they came to the banks of the Amazon. Then Chimidyue saw with astonishment that the boat landing of her people was on the other side. “I crossed the river without knowing it!” she cried. “But that’s impossible!” “Impossible?” said the butterfly. “I mean,” said Chimidyue carefully, “I don’t understand how it happened. But now, how will I get back across?” “That’s simple,” said the morpho. “I’ll change you to a butterfly.” And it began to chant over and over, Wings of blue, drinks the dew. Wings of blue, drinks the dew. Wings of blue, drinks the dew. Chimidyue felt herself grow smaller, while her arms grew wide and thin. Soon she was fluttering and hovering beside the other. “I’m a butterfly!” she cried. They started across the wide water, their wings glistening in the sun. “I feel so light and graceful,” said Chimidyue. “I wish this would never end.” Before long they reached the landing, where a path to the maloca led into the forest. The instant Chimidyue touched the ground, she was changed back to human form. “I will leave you here,” said the butterfly. “Farewell, Chimidyue.” “Oh, grandmother,” cried the girl, “take me with you. I want to be a butterfly forever!” “That would not be right,” said the butterfly. “You belong with your people, who love you and care for you. But never mind, Chimidyue. Now that you have been one of us, you will always have something of the forest within you.” The girl waved as the butterfly flew off. “Good-bye, grandmother!” Then Chimidyue turned home, with a heart that had wings of a butterfly.
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: 'Book Review: 20,000 Days and Counting' author: Ryan Hayden wordpress_id: 315 wordpress_url: http://ryan-hayden.com/?p=315 date: '2013-01-03 19:43:39 -0600' date_gmt: '2013-01-04 01:43:39 -0600' categories: - Book Reviews tags: [] ---
The premise behind 20,000 Days and Counting was when the author, Robert Smith, realized he had lived roughly half of his life (20,000 days) and wanted to approach the rest of his life with some kind of a plan. He booked a hotel room for two days, wrote a bunch of emails, and wrote out several principles for living and they are the soul of this book. The book is short, the author is likable and there are a few worthwhile life management nuggets in this book. I especially enjoyed the short chapter on overcoming the fear of rejection, because I think it is helpful for evangelism.
Overall, though, the book is a very ordinary leadership/self help book. While I’m glad I read it, it’s not the kind of thing I’m going to be buying copies of for my friends. I was a little let down by it.
One of the things I didn't care for in this book was that it was hard to pinpoint where the author was coming from theologically. At first it seems he is writing from an evangelical christian perspective, and a few chapters in he even references the life story of William Borden. Yet, halfway through the book, he speaks glowingly of “The Power of Positive” thinking, which is certainly not an evangelical book.
I’m no hater of the self-help genre. I've read and reread the works of Stephen Covey and John Maxwell, and I’ve read most of the bestselling business leadership books of the last decade. When I read one, I’m at least expecting something new. I didn't get that from 20,000 days.
My copy of this book was provided for free from booksneeze.com. I was not required to write a positive review.


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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Sep-19 07:41 AM
.i can't live in a world where everybody operates like Computer Genie.
Yes, a world where people spend 80-100 hours every week without fail helping others for free would just really feken suck!(edited)
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