public class Mass
extends java.lang.Object
Mass
data for an object about a given point.
Stores the center of mass, mass, and inertia tensor.
The center point may be something other than the origin (0, 0). In this case, the mass and inertia are about this point, not the origin.
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
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static class |
Mass.Type
Enumeration for special mass types.
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected Vector2 |
center
The center of mass
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protected double |
inertia
The inertia tensor in kg · m2
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protected double |
invInertia
The inverse inertia tensor
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protected double |
invMass
The inverse mass
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protected double |
mass
The mass in kg
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protected Mass.Type |
type
The mass type
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| Constructor and Description |
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Mass()
Default constructor.
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Mass(Mass mass)
Copy constructor.
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Mass(Vector2 center,
double mass,
double inertia)
Full Constructor.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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static Mass |
create(java.util.List<Mass> masses)
Creates a
Mass object from the given array of masses. |
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object other) |
Vector2 |
getCenter()
Returns the center of mass.
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double |
getInertia()
Returns the inertia tensor.
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double |
getInverseInertia()
Returns the inverse inertia tensor.
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double |
getInverseMass()
Returns the inverse mass.
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double |
getMass()
Returns the mass.
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Mass.Type |
getType()
Returns the mass type.
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boolean |
isInfinite()
Returns true if this
Mass object has infinite mass. |
void |
setType(Mass.Type type)
Sets the mass type.
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java.lang.String |
toString() |
protected Mass.Type type
protected Vector2 center
protected double mass
protected double inertia
protected double invMass
protected double invInertia
public Mass()
Creates an infinite mass centered at the origin.
public Mass(Vector2 center, double mass, double inertia)
center
- center of Mass
in local coordinatesmass
- mass in kginertia
- inertia tensor in kg · m2java.lang.NullPointerException
- if center is nulljava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if mass or inertia is less than zeropublic java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object other)
equals
in class java.lang.Object
public static Mass create(java.util.List<Mass> masses)
Mass
object from the given array of masses.
Uses the Parallel Axis Theorem to obtain the inertia tensor about the center of all the given masses:
Idis = Icm + mr2 Itotal = ∑ IdisThe center for the resulting mass will be a mass weighted center.
This method will produce unexpected results if any mass contained in the list is infinite.
public boolean isInfinite()
Mass
object has infinite mass.public void setType(Mass.Type type)
type
- the mass typejava.lang.NullPointerException
- if type is nullpublic double getMass()
public double getInertia()
public double getInverseMass()
public double getInverseInertia()


As owners of investment properties ourselves we know what is important to create and manage a successful portfolio. We believe in providing better homes for people and this shows in everything we do.
This kitchen was small, not very user friendly and separated from the living. We wanted to open the kitchen and improve the flow, as the living already had a ranch slider opening to outside. The cabinetry and appliances where also outdated and the position of the fridge blocked the entrance to the kitchen when the door was open.
The flow was improved by removing a partial wall, but retaining the pantry next to it. This allowed for a waist high cabinet to be put in its place, maintaining the storage space and creating a work area for conversation and also a serving bench to guests in the lounge. A specific fridge area was moved to the other wall, also with new cabinets, bench top and oven / range hood. A pressed tin splash back was added to give a unique feature and style as well as new vinyl flooring to complete the space.
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lamborghini
Picture taken at an automotive garage (August 2020).
Pictures I have captured with my camera!
Picture taken at an automotive garage (August 2020).
Picture captured at an European cars only car meet (September 2020).
celebration of our graduation (Summer 2019).
Painting that I have done of 'The Fairly OddParents' Television show.(July 2020)
custom air lowered Audi S3 (September 2020)
Captured in Somalia (december 2019)
captured at a car-meet (September 2020).
Nicely wrapped Audi A5 with muli-color wrap and wheels
Darkroom photography of Apple Air pods (May 2020).
The engine bay of a Nissan Fairlady Z (October 2019)
Picture capturing of two photographers. Captured at Minneapolis art museum (July 2019)
Picture capturing in Chicago (July 2019).


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AnyPicker
Visual and Functional Demonstration of AnyPicker
DateTime
Date Picker
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Time Picker
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DateTime Picker
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Disabled Dates
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"MMMM YYYY" Format
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"MM YYYY" Format
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dateTimeFormat != inputDateTimeFormat
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Start Date and End Date
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Change Input Field Value onChange of Component
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Human Readable DateTime Strings in Input Field
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Select
Basic Picker
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Multiple Components with conditional reload
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Custom RowView
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Picker with Custom RowView and Custom Output with data-val
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Picker from Source List <ul> or <ol>
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Picker from Source Select <select>
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Popup Layout
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initialising webpage
Add marker here
Name: Name here
Description: Desc here
Open more
Left click somewhere on the map to set a new position for this marker. Click "Set" to confirm the new position. "Cancel" will reset the house back to it's original position.


Table Of Contents
Install Jenkins as a Windows service
NOTE: if you installed Jenkins using the windows installer, you shouldn't need to do anything else here because the windows installer automatically runs Jenkins as a windows service.
First, you need to start Jenkins before installing it. This can be done from JNLP, or by running "java -jar jenkins.war
".
Now connect to Jenkins by going to the following URL http://<hostname>:8080/
Once Jenkins is started this way, look for the "Install as Windows Service" link in the "Manage Jenkins" page (requires Microsoft .NET framework version 2.0):
NOTE: The "Install as Windows Service" link indicated above will not appear if Jenkins is already running as a service on the machine. You can verifying that Jenkins is running as a service by launching the Services app from the Windows Start Menu and looking for a running service called "jenkins" among the list of all windows services running on the machine.
Clicking this link shows you the installation screen:
Choose the directory where Jenkins shall be installed (directory must already exist. If not create it before hand). This will become JENKINS_HOME
and used to store data files and programs alike.
Upon successful completion of the installation, you should see a page asking you to restart Jenkins.
This is to re-launch Jenkins as a newly installed Windows service. When you click yes, you'll be asked to wait until the restart completes:
If a restart fails for some reason, check the output from Jenkins, which is stored in the installation directory that you specified.
For W2K8 R2 users you may need to add C:\Windows\SysWOW64 to the PATH env var.
At this point you can use the service manager to confirm that Jenkins is running as a service.
Install Slave as a Windows service (require .NET 2.0 framework)
Jenkins also allows you to install a slave agent as a Windows service. (See Distributed builds for more about how to do distribute builds in general.)
 This should create a JNLP launch icon in the corresponding page, as shown below:
From the slave machine, launch a slave agent. You should see a window like this:
Choose "File" > "Install as Windows Service" from the menu:
Confirm your intention to install as a service. The installation will place the program files to the directory designated as the slave root directory (from the "configure executors" screen.)
Once the installation succeeds, you'll be asked if you'd like to stop the current slave agent and immediately start a slave agent.
When you click "OK", the slave agent window will terminate. The new slave agent runs as a service without showing a window, so head over to the service manager from the control panel and confirm that the slave agent is indeed running as a service:
If the slave is supposed to start desktop applications you have to allow the service to interact with the desktop (Action->Properties->Logon->Allow service to interact with desktop).
Configure Slave Service to Run as Domain User (Windows Server 2008 R2 x64)
Warning: Hudson may reset this setting if it deploys a new Slave at any time.
On Windows Server 2008 R2 x64 to configure the service Jenkins to run as the desired domain user.
On the Jenkins install directory, grant All Privileges to the Jenkins domain user. You may have to delete all old LOG files, hudson-slave.err, hudson-slave.out, hudson-slave.wrapper and redirect for the service to start back up.
Grant read access to the Jenkins user on the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\SecurePipeServers\winreg
Start the service back up and you should be able to run jobs as the domain user.
Install Slave as a Windows service (cmd version)
In a cmd execute the following command:
sc.exe create "<serviceKey>" start= auto binPath= "<path to jenkins-slave.exe>" DisplayName= "<service display name>"
<serviceKey>
is the name of the registry key that will define the service (this will not be displayed)
<service display name>
is the label that will identify the service in the service manager interface
Note that one space after the "=" for each option is mandatory.
Also note that this will not assign a description string to the service. This can be added by creating a new String value called Description
in the registry, under
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\<serviceKey>
See the sc.exe reference for information on sc.exe
See also How To Create a User-Defined Service if you want to manually customize your service attributes.
You can also use instsrv
instead of sc.exe
:
- Run path\to\instsrv "Jenkins Slave" path\to\srvany.exe
- Run regedit
- Create HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Jenkins Slave\Parameters
- Add the following registry keys:
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Jenkins Slave\Description="Jenkins Continuous Integration Slave"
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Jenkins Slave\Parameters\AppParameters="-jar path\to\slave.jar -jnlpUrl http://jenkins-master:8080/computer/jenkins-slave/slave-agent.jnlp"
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Jenkins Slave\Parameters\Application="C:\WINDOWS\system32\java.exe"
Launch Java Web Start slave agent via Windows Scheduler
If you are having trouble getting the Java Web Start agent installed as a Windows service an alternative method of starting the service automatically when Windows starts is to use the Windows Scheduler.
Changing the configuration of services
The JVM launch parameters of these Windows services are controlled by an XML file jenkins.xml
and jenkins-slave.xml
respectively. These files can be found in $JENKINS_HOME
and in the slave root directory respectively, after you've install them as Windows services.
The file format should be self-explanatory. Tweak the arguments for example to give JVM a bigger memory.
Stdout and stderr from the service processes go to log files in the same directory.
Uninstallation
To uninstall the jenkins slave service, run jenkins-slave.exe uninstall
from the command line.
To uninstall the jenkins service, run jenkins.exe uninstall
from the command line.
Troubleshooting
If the slave service doesn't start as intended, check the following locations for more information.
- Look at the Windows event viewer under the application section for the logging output from Jenkins. This captures the key Windows service events, such as startup and termination
- Look at the log files in the directory that
jenkins.exe
resides. They correspond to the standard output and the standard error from the slave process, and often Java stack traces are sent there.
Attachments:
hudson-manage-menu.png (image/png)
hudson-reboot-confirm.png (image/png)
hudson-restarting.png (image/png)
hudson-service.png (image/png)
slave.png (image/png)
slave-install-confirm.png (image/png)
slave-install-menu.png (image/png)
slave-launch-icon.png (image/png)
slave-reboot-confirm.png (image/png)
slave-service.png (image/png)
Hudson-error.docx (application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document)
error-hudson.bmp (image/bmp)
jenkins-manage-menu.png (image/png)
jenkins-manage-menu.png (image/png)
jenkins-install.png (image/png)
jenkins-reboot-confirm.png (image/png)
jenkins-restarting.png (image/png)
jenkins-service.png (image/png)
ManageJenkins.png (image/png)
jenkins-slave-dot-net-4.0-only.png (image/png)
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Tic-tac-toe (The Odin Foundation project; by emiromu)
(The AI is not actually intelligent: it plays randomly)
X always goes first
Game mode :
Player vs Player
Player vs AI
Choose options and press "Start"


Note: This test also covers
issue 6067.
Steps to reproduce
- Open Firebug
- Switch to the CSS panel
- Select issue5987.html from the location menu
- Hover the image URL of the
background
property
Expected result
- An infotip should be shown displaying the image.


Your Coding Environment
Although it isn't normally covered in most introductions to programming, your coding environment is very important. As there is a sea of possibilities and options out there, choosing something you are comfortable working with is extremely important. It is important that writing code, compiling code, changing code, refactoring, testing and running are all simple tasks, and with a good environment should never be a source of frustration. If any of these feel like a choir, the result will always be sloppiness.
Coding Environment by Components
Editor
The first thing one needs to start programming is a good editor. As most of your time programming, outside of planning and preparing, is in your editor, writing code. A good editor facilitates programming, and makes writing correct programs easy.
An absolute minimum requirement for any editor is syntax highlighting, meaning that the editor colour text based on context. The next step would be autocompletion of functions and interfaces and possibly continuous syntax checking. These make sure that you more reliably write correct programs, and that you do not fail to compile your program simply because of a typo. Finally, when one gets more comfortable with the language one are using and various paradigms of programming, automatic code generation will save you from wasting time on typing out lengthy syntax.
All of the above features should be available in any good IDE (which we will talk about more below), but it is also attainable with a good customizable editor. The two most popular and highly customizable text editors are vim and emacs. As I am a vim user myself, I will quickly describe the vim setup I use when programming C++.
Vim setup
Bare vim is by itself an excellent editor, but without plugins, it does not support all of the properties we want from our editor. Vim comes with syntax highlighting from before, but even that can be improved upon. There are many resources out there to learn to love vim, so I will only focus on the plugins I use on a daily basis.
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An improvement to the C++ syntax highlighting. It contains new keywords introduced by the C++11/14, as well as keywords for STL and boost.
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The be-all and end-all vim autocomplete plugin. If set up with semantic support for C-family languages it will do context sensitive autocompletion as well as on the fly syntax checking.
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Set up your very own snips to use automatic code generation exactly how you like it. One can also of course scour the internet and see examples of other people's snippets to get some inspiration. A great place to start is honza's snippets.
There are of course many more plugins that help with C++ development, and as you encounter problems, you might look to plugins to solve them. As an example you can find my own vim dotfiles on github.
Compiler
The next thing you need is a compiler so that you can turn you C++ source files into an executable program. Also here there are many options, but it is probably a good idea to stick to one of the common ones.
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The default C++ compiler used in Apple computers these days. It is a very good compiler currently in active development and one of the better compilers for the new features introduced in the C++11 and C++14 standard. The compiler is also very beginner friendly as it has very instructive compile time error messages. It can of course also be installed on all other normal operating systems.
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The default C++ compiler used in most Linux distributions these days. One of its biggest advantages is that it will be available in most of the environments you will program in. You can always count in it begin installed on the various servers you might compile your code on.
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Finally we have the standard Windows C++ compiler. This will be the default compiler in use if you install one of Microsoft's IDEs such as Visual Studio. Microsoft has until recently been lacking behind with their C++ development, and it wasn't until VS 2015 that they picked up the slack.
Builder
A good build tool is also important, specifically a tool that can automatically compile your projects and stitch all the different parts together into a final executable. It should also be able to distinguish between different builds (such a release/debug/testing), and only recompile files that have changed. As with everything else there are a ton of options so I will just mention the two most common
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This is the standard when it comes to build environments, but it is a bit hard to use as it is becoming somewhat outdated. It is easy to use for small programs, but it does not scale that well for larger projects.
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One of the most flexible build tools available, it also scales well for large projects. The only thing is that with everything else it also requires some learning to understand, and it might not be available on every server you are working on.
Debugger
The final point on our list is a good debugger. A debugger is what you use when your program has successfully compiled, but it doesn't do what you want it to when you run it, or it crashes unexpectedly.
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Another GNU program, and another Linux default. GDB is a powerful debugger, but it requires some learning to use it effectively. There are also various GUI front ends available for GDB such as GDB's internal TUI, DDD and Nemiver.
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You also have the LLDB, which is a debugger made by the llvm group, the same group who develops the clang compiler. LLDB has a very similar interface to GDB, but is slightly more user friendly and has a cleaner terminal interface. It also introduces practical tools such as automated commands at breakpoint stops.
Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)
An IDE is basically an application that has all of the features mentioned above bundled into one. There are many great IDEs out there, but I will just mention a couple. Just keep in mind that I am a vim addict and therefore doesn't have that much of an experience with the advanced functionality of the various IDEs.-
One of the simpler "just go" open source IDEs one can get for Linux and Windows, and it does a fairly good job of getting some of the difficulty out of the way. It does however not have all of the power features some of the paid IDEs have.
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Another powerful open source IDE for Linux and Windows. It is slightly more complicated to learn than Code::Blocks, but it is also more powerful in the end if you put in the effort.
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Microsoft's flagship IDE for Windows, and one of the best IDEs out there. The Community edition is free for everyone, and one can get access to higher tiers through MS's Dreamspark initiative. The C++ development integration might still be lacking, which can be made up for using addons such as Visual Assist.
Other honorable mentions go to CLion, CodeLite and NetBeans.


Characters:
GAEL ANDERSON, the bride-to-be
ANDREW CLUTTERBUCK, her suitor
IAN ANDERSON, minstrel & father of Gael
Scene: A mansion in the countryside
Enter GAEL and ANDREW
GAEL : Oh darling! I am so thrilled at the prospect of our imminent betrothal!
ANDREW : As I am too, my poppet. [A dark cloud passes over his brow.] But first I must ask your father for your hand in marriage. I fear he may place hurdles in our path.
GAEL : It is true he can be an exacting man, darling, but I feel sure you will win him over.
ANDREW : Well, we shall find out soon enough. Hark! I hear him approach!
Enter IAN ANDERSON
IAN : Hello Gael, hello young fellow-me-lad.
GAEL : Hello Papa!
ANDREW : Hello Ian … I may call you Ian?
IAN : No you may not. Address me as J-Tull Dot Com, as in the title of the 1999 album release by my rock band.
ANDREW : Oh … okay.
IAN : [Laughing] But I jest with you! By all means call me Ian. And what brings you to my country pile on this lovely summer's day, sonny?
ANDREW : Well, I, er, um …
GAEL : Go on, darling, ask him!
ANDREW : I come to ask for the fair and dainty hand of your daughter in marriage.
IAN : I see.
GAEL : He is, Papa, he is!
IAN : To be worthy of my daughter, a man must be able to play the flute while standing on one leg. Can you do that, son?
ANDREW : [Crestfallen] I'm not sure.
GAEL : But Papa, Andrew has other special skills. He has fought many zombies, and has a string of triumphs over the walking dead!
IAN : Really? I have not heard anything so preposterous since Crest Of A Knave, the 1987 album release by my rock band.
GAEL : Yes, really, Papa! Have you not seen the post-apocalyptic television drama The Walking Dead? Every week, Andrew gives those zombies the what-for!

ANDREW : Be it known that I am Andrew Lincoln! Born a Clutterbuck, I dropped that foolish surname when I embarked upon my glittering thespian career.
IAN : Is that so? Well then, I give my consent!
GAEL : Oh thank you Papa!
ANDREW : Thank you, J-Tull Dot Com sir!
IAN : Let us celebrate by singing a few snatches from Aqualung, the 1971 album release by my rock band.
They sing & wassail.
Curtain.


This is a site that is basically designed to help you determine the exact day they were born and assign them a Ghanian Akan name depending on their gender and the day of the week they were born. It provides you a form where you need to key in your details including your name, gender, date, month and year of birth. The system will then automatically display the day of the week that you were born and the Akan Ghanian name.


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Mary Baker EddyWhen you look at a picture of Mary Baker Eddy, you don't immediately leap to the conclusion: Fruity New Age guru without a clue.Which is exactly the problem. Like the religion she founded, Eddy was not what she seems. Christian Science is neither particularly Christian, nor especially scientific. And Eddy was not the stern, level-headed pragmatist that her photo seems to invoke. The story of how Baker Eddy became the leader of the most lethal cult of child-killers in Western civilization is a strange odyssey indeed. Mary Baker was born in New Hampshire in 1821, the youngest in a brood of six. The sky was not exactly the limit for women with brains at that time, especially if said women were also sickly. Not to mention homely. Young Mary was frequently "sick" as a child, a condition which would endure through her life. If that sounds imprecise to you -- well, there's a karmic correctness to that, as you will soon see. Mary grew up with tutors and various chronic complaints of the undefined variety. She married a Southerner who lived just long enough to impregnate her before croaking from yellow fever. She returned home and gave birth to a son, followed by more sickness.  Her son was carted off to be raised by her late husband's family. As a life goes, it must be said that Mary Baker's had been pretty crappy indeed up to this point. Things didn't improve much when she remarried in 1853, to a man her official biography describes as an "itinerant dentist." Which is a pretty lousy way to be remembered by posterity, if you think about it. She divorced him after 20 years or so. Given this miserable state of affairs, it's little wonder that the decreasingly young and increasingly unhealthy Mary would start looking for creative ways to say "bye-bye" reality. If she had been a child of the 1960s, it would've been free love and LSD all the way. Alas, she was a child of the 1860s, which means she took the much less stimulating path of spiritualism, animal magnetism and faith healing. Mary was obsessed with her health, as people living lives of constant, unbroken pain and misery often are. Mistrustful of the establishment health care system, she turned to alternative methods, including (but not limited to) hydropathy, snake-oil-style diets, homeopathy, placebos (as actual treatment), laying on of hands, and healing through prayer. The latter approach proved to be of particular interest to her. The fact that none of these techniques actually worked to improve her health did little to curb her enthusiasm. As her quest to be "not sick" continued, Mary turned to a Maine healer named Phineas Quimby. Now, it's clear to anyone with half a brain that a guy named Phineas is going to be trouble. But Mary somehow missed this glaring clue. Quimby's healing practice consisted of a combination of techniques that modern day medicine classifies under many different labels. As he himself put it, he transferred magnetic fluid from his body to that of his patient. Today, you might call such an approach therapeutic touch, suggestions, the placebo effect, or simply "fraud." Later, rumors would abound (as rumors so often do) to the effect that Mary had stolen Quimby's ideas as the basis for her religion, Christian Science, but these rumors are only really of interest to people who believe in Christian Science, which amounts to very few people, and even fewer reasonable ones. So let's just acknowledge the rumors exist and move on. After Quimby died in 1865, Mary relapsed into ill health. This time she had really done it, suffering spasms and supposedly incurring internal injuries after a fall. Then, the Holy Truth came to her. As she recounted it later in her writings: "I called for my Bible, and opened it at Matthew ix. 2. As I read, the healing Truth dawned upon my sense; and the result was that I rose, dressed myself, and ever after was in better health than I had before enjoyed. That short experience included a glimpse of the great fact that I have since tried to make plain to others, namely, Life in and of Spirit; this Life being the sole reality of existence."Thus, a religion was born. Mary spent the next decade or so concocting a rationalization to explain her recovery. She outlined her conclusions in the 1875 book Science and Health, which purported to be a scientific examination of the divine healing techniques used by Jesus Christ. In fact, Science and Health was a barely readable conglomeration of half-assed Bible study and flagrantly idiotic medical advice. The overall thrust of Science and Health through its many revisions is the notion that sickness is sent by God to punish evil, that we only die if God wills it and that seeking traditional medical assistance is not only useless but sinfully wrong. Now, if death by appendicitis or bowel obstruction is God's way of thinning the herd, there are a few difficult questions we must face. First off, why does God target children for his vengeance, when you'd think middle-aged people would be more deserving targets of his ire (having had decades more in which to sin). Even more troubling, from a theological standpoint, is the extreme lameness of God in this scenario. Think about it.  Let's face it, if you can stave off the wrath of God with a round of penicillin, your God's August Majesty leaves something to be desired. God's justice is thwarted by outpatient surgery? Somebody should've told Lot's wife.  Not that any of this mattered to Mary B., now known as Mary Baker Eddy after wedding the man whose name she would append throughout posterity. She married Mr. Eddy in 1877, using her techniques to heal his illness so effectively that he died five years later.  Since no respectable Christian church wanted any part of Mary's questionable credoes, she was forced to found her own church, the Church of Christ, Scientist. The church so enthusiastically embraced her beliefs that its members frequently let their children die agonizing deaths from easily treatable illnesses, because "it's God's will." Fortunately for Eddy, the intellectual climate of her time was friendly to crackpot beliefs. She founded the Massachusetts Metaphysical College in Boston to peddle her line of goods through 1889, opening the first of the famous "Christian Science Reading Rooms" and founding the Christian Science Publishing Society a few years later. By the time she died in 1910, Eddy had become an inexplicably respectable figure, and her religion became inexplicably popular. She died as an eminently respectable Boston lady, outliving even more patients than she had outlived husbands. Despite all this, she told acquaintances before her death that she was being "mentally murdered" by her rivals. How this squares with God's will has never been satisfactorily explained. The only upside is that the number of Christian Scientists out there has declined from a peak of around a million to fewer than 100,000 today. All it'll take is a large outbreak of tonsillitis to cut that number down to the low five digits.
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A comparison of popular mobile apps.
A group of passionate data analysts. The Suaves are individuals coming from different technological backgrounds who all have one thing in common; the desire to acquire more knowledge. This project is a display of skills obtained through data coding and visualization.
The aim of this project is to compare mobile apps on both Apple and Android devices. We accomplished this by pulling raw data from Kaggle; cleaning and transforming it. We then created a flask API that serves up JSON representation of mobile app data. After that a flask API was created that takes in a route variable and returns various JSON depending on at least one query parameter.
For all your analylitcal needs. Feel free to contact our members
Rico<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Martina<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Jacky<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Will<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Connor:cwesson.cp@gmail.com


LSD-Like Properties? Nope.
Two years ago, I tried salvia and felt a slight physical pull and some odd thoughts. Therefore, I was not expecting much when I tried it again recently.
I was instructed to take off my shirt due to perspiration issues. I was skeptical that I would need to. I took my (large) hit, held it in and laid down on the bed. I was in a small bedroom. As the effects increased, I did not have time to remark how powerful the salvia seemed. I quickly forgot that I had taken anything, and just about everything else that I had come to know about anything.
In this new world, I felt bodily sensations but perceived myself as some sort of speck without a body, traveling along a new plane of reality which seemed hauntingly familiar. Time and space had altered to the point where there was no direction, or stimuli to judge the passage of time. My best description of these new dimensions is that the walls, ceiling and floor had sandwiched together. I was traveling along the “edge”, but was being carried or pushed – nothing was voluntary. I was along for some sort of ride, but not the kind of ride that has an end. I immediately felt that this was my permanent reality, and this scared me. Keep in mind, I didn’t know how I arrived here. There was no context at all, no frame of reference. I didn’t desire to “go back” because I had forgotten what sober reality was, and couldn’t comprehend the notion of an altered state. Very odd.
 I was worried that my arms and legs would be flattened or lopped off. In my journey I had no body, but I suppose another part of me insisted that I should. I remember hearing the voices of my family and friends talking to me as if everyone had to travel thru this ride. The voices were saying things to the effect of “You’re almost there! Come on, you gotta squeeze thru!”. I was wondering to myself, why do I have to? What am I squeezing thru? Does everyone in the universe have to endure this?
As mentioned before, there was a familiarity about the process. I felt intense bodily pressures, like being forced into the neck of a bottle and thinking I would never fit thru. I felt a distinct wave of expanding or contracting pressure pass thru me, feet to head, as if I was being “zipped” up in a jacket, or being run over by a steamroller. An analogy that occurred to me at the time (and I reportedly said aloud) is that “I’m being swept away like a broom!”. What I had meant was, I felt like a speck of dirt being carried by a broom, surrounded in bristles that prevented me from judging up from down, where I was, etc.
I distinctly remember pulling everything out of my pockets and tossing them on the floor, but I don’t exactly remember why. This was ironic, because my friend had said I might have the urge to take off my clothes.
As I came down over the next few minutes, I felt extreme relief as I slowly realized why this had happened to me. I felt relieved that I didn’t have to exist in a tumbling sea of altered dimensions for eternity. It felt great to have a body, and to feel the nearby fan blowing air on me. In this way, I enjoyed the post-trip introspection much more than the peak, which was frightening but more than that, simply too bizarre to categorize or qualify.
My friends said I had slid around the bed onto the floor, had tried to climb under the bed, all around the room, etc. I don’t remember any of that.
During all of my previous trips (LSA, LSD, shrooms, 2ci, etc.) I was always able to attribute any effects to the drug and my setting. I could not do this with salvia, and herein lies my discomfort with it. It took over completely. I don’t think I could’ve prepared myself. This stuff makes the notion of writing “you are tripping” on one’s hand seem like a joke. It is extremely powerful, but not in an ego-rooted, self-analytical despair kind of way. It is powerful in a 'complete transformation of everything I thought I knew about everything' kind of way. It scares me that the media is labeling salvia as a legal hallucinogen with “LSD-like properties”.  They should say it is a legal hallucinogen with “Salvia-like properties”. From what I have read and experienced, the salvia experience is unlike any other.
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The eddy current loss model with respect to fundamental wave effects is designed in accordance to FluxTubes.Basic.EddyCurrent.
Due to the nature of eddy current losses, which can be represented by symmetric conductors in an equivalent electric circuit (Fig. 1), the respective number of phases has to be taken into account. Assume that the conductances of the equivalent circuit are , the conductance for the eddy current loss model is determined by
where is the number of turns of the symmetric electro magnetic coupling.
For such an phase system the relationship between the voltage and current space phasors and the magnetic flux and magnetic potential difference phasor is
,
,
where and are the phase voltages and currents, respectively.
The dissipated loss power
can be determined for the space phasor relationship of the voltage and current space phasor.


Snakelets 1.50 Reference Manual
Snakelets is © Irmen de Jong. It is open-source (MIT LICENSE / disclaimer).
Project home page: http://snakelets.sourceforge.net
Contents:
- Starting the server, configuring
- Creating a Web Application
- Effective Ypages and Snakelets
- Snakelet class
- Request object
- Response object
- ContextContainer
- WebApp
- Session object (User & Session mgmt)
- Uploaded Files (FormUploadedFile)
- Ypage syntax and methods
- User Authentication and Authorization
- International characters, Unicode, encodings
- Troubleshooting


Before Change
if layer_norm == "after":
after = cell_sum_after
elif layer_norm == "X":
after = np.median(counts_per_cell[counts_per_cell>0])
elif layer_norm is None:
after = None
else: raise ValueError("layer_norm should be "after", "X" or None")
After Change
if layer_norm == "after":
after = cell_sum_after
elif layer_norm == "X":
after = np.median(counts_per_cell[cell_subset])
elif layer_norm is None:
after = None
else: raise ValueError("layer_norm should be "after", "X" or None")
del cell_subset


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blocksdesign: Nested and Crossed Block Designs for Factorial, Fractional
Factorial and Unstructured Treatment Sets
Constructs D-optimal or near D-optimal nested and crossed
block designs for unstructured or general factorial treatment designs.
Where a structured treatment design is required, a D-optimal or near
D-optimal treatment design is found based on a suitable model
matrix design formula. The required block design is then found for the
required treatment design based on a defined set of block factors.
The block factors are added in sequence and each added block factor
is optimized conditional on all previously added block factors.
The block design can have repeated nesting down to any required
depth of nesting with either simple nested blocks or a
crossed blocks design at each level of nesting. Outputs include a table
showing the allocation of treatments to blocks and tables showing
the achieved D-efficiency factors for each block and treatment design.
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