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In pictures: Bright lights, colourful processions abound as Eid-i-Miladun Nabi celebrated across Pakistan
10 Nov 2019, 23:35 by https://www.dawn.com/authors/202/dawn-com, Dawn.com
Beautiful displays of lights dot the streets; children march in Arabic dresses, ride on decorated horses and camels.
Eid-i-Miladun Nabi — a celebration of the birth of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) on 12 Rabi-ul-Awwal — was celebrated with religious zeal and fervour throughout Pakistan on Sunday.
All the streets, houses, buildings, shopping malls, and mosques in the city were decorated with colourful lights and buntings.
Similarly, the government and semi-government buildings and offices were also decorated beautifully on the occasion.
Processions were taken out in all major cities of the country. Participants rode on profusely decorated vehicles. Many were children who also wore Arabic dresses and rode on decorated horses and camels.
A man decorates a street to mark Eid-i-Miladun Nabi, in Lahore on Saturday. — AFP
A group of men celebrate with fireworks the eve of Eid-i-Miladun Nabi on Saturday. — AFP
People walk in decorated street to mark the birthday celebration of the Prophet Muhammad, in Lahore on November 9, 2019.
People walk in a street decorated to mark Eid-i-Miladun Nabi in Lahore on Saturday. — AFP
People celebrate with fireworks on the eve of Eid-i-Miladun Nabi in Lahore on Saturday. — AFP
Children hold torches in a rally to mark 12 Rabi-ul-Awwal, in Lahore on Saturday. — AFP
A mosque and houses are decorated with lights for Eid-i-Miladun Nabi, celebrating the birth of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), in Rawalpindi, on Saturday. — AP
A street vendor holds lighted balloons next to a mosque, decorated with lights for Eid-i-Miladun Nabi, in Karachi, on Saturday. — AP
Devotees carry flags in a procession to mark 12 Rabi-ul-Awwal in Karachi on Sunday. — AFP
Children in traditional Arabic clothing participate in a procession to mark 12 Rabi-ul-Awwal in Karachi on Sunday. — AFP
Children sit on camels as they participate in a procession to celebrate the birth of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), in Karachi on Sunday. — AFP
People drink juice from a stall in a procession to celebrate the birth of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), in Karachi on Sunday. — AFP
People hold a banner as they take out a procession to celebrate the birth of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), in Karachi on Sunday. — AFP
People chant religious slogans as they take part in a procession to celebrate the birth of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), in Karachi on Sunday. — AFP
Participants carry flags as they march in a procession o celebrate the birth of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), in Karachi on Sunday. — AFP
Security personnel lead a procession to celebrate Eid-i-Miladun Nabi, in Quetta on Sunday. — AFP
Men wave flags as they attend a procession to mark Eid-e-Milad-ul-Nabi, in Lahore, on Sunday. — Reuters
The view of a procession taken out in Quetta to mark Eid-i-Miladun Nabi, on Sunday. — AFP
A youth band perform during a rally to celebrate the birth of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), in Karachi, on Sunday. — AP
People celebrate Eid-i-Miladun Nabi in a rally in Lahore on Sunday. — AP
Children celebrate Eid-i-Miladun Nabi in a procession in Lahore, on Sunday. — AP
A boy performs a traditional dance with others during a rally to celebrate Eid-i-Miladun Nabi in Karachi, on Sunday. — AP
People participate in a rally to celebrate the birth the Holy Prophet (PBUH), in Karachi, on Sunday. — AP
A dervish whirls near a rally for Eid-i-Miladun Nabi in Lahore, on Sunday. — AP
Header image: A mosque is decorated with lights for Eid-i-Miladun Nabi in Karachi, on Saturday. — AP


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Sorry I didn't comment on this before it got merged, but could someone add some documentation about, like, what a formal roadmap is supposed to be and how people should interact with them? Right now it's a directory with a confusing name and no explanation.
It should also be added to CI, or the files in there will rot before too long.
I am very much a top-down person, and I have encountered a lot of issues with this approach, but I think that top-down is an important way to make a roadmap. We made the definition of a perfectoid space very early on in the BCM project, and there were sorries in the middle. We had heard all these scare stories from the computer scientists about how the ends might not meet, but they did, although we were terrified at one point that they wouldn't because our refl proofs were timing out; this turned out to be poor programming in our part, which Mario et al could guide us out of.
I would love to make top-down roadmaps. In another thread I was talking about this pdf which contains a definition of an automorphic representation. It's definition 3.10. If you tell me that to write a roadmap to get to that definition I have to start at boring old section 1.1 I'm going to find it hard to do. The point, I think, is that after a while implementation issues just become irrelevant and everything is just structures, predicates, and the occasional theorem, whose proof you can sorry. These sorts of documents are just the kinds of things which mathematicians could be trained to write. Then someone has to come along and give some sort of estimate of how much work still needs to be done, and ideally attempt to referee the statements of the theorems which are missing.
TODO: turn this into an issue. (Because I won't be writing these docs any time soon.)
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Crash near St. Clements sends three people to hospital
One person was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries
by Maddie DemarteRegional police have confirmed three people were taken to hospital after a collision Friday afternoon.
The crash happened in the area of Williams Hastings Line and Manser Road near St. Clements.
Police say three people were transported to hospital, with one suffering life-threatening injuries.
They say it was T-bone collision involved two vehicles.
Ornge air ambulance was called to the scene, but called off due to poor weather conditions.
The road will remain closed for several hours while police conduct their investigation.
No word on what caused the crash or on possible charges.


The Man Booker Prize is arguably Britain’s most prestigious literary award. This year’s longlist has something for everyone, with nominees including a thriller and a graphic novel.
 Jack’s in charge, she said. I won’t be long. But she doesn’t come back. She never comes back. And life as the children know it is changed for ever.
“Three years later, mum-to-be Catherine wakes to find a knife beside her bed, and a note that says: I could have killed you. Meanwhile Jack is still in charge - of his sisters, of supporting them all, of making sure nobody knows they’re alone in the house, and - quite suddenly - of finding out the truth about what happened to his mother. But the truth can be a dangerous thing.”
Milkman, by Anna Burns
“In this unnamed city, to be interesting is dangerous. Middle sister, our protagonist, is busy attempting to keep her mother from discovering her maybe-boyfriend and to keep everyone in the dark about her encounter with Milkman. But when first brother-in-law sniffs out her struggle, and rumours start to swell, middle sister becomes ‘interesting’. The last thing she ever wanted to be. To be interesting is to be noticed and to be noticed is dangerous.”
Sabrina, by Nick Drnaso
“Where is Sabrina? The answer is hidden on a videotape, a tape which is en route to several news outlets, and about to go viral.
“Sabrina is a tale of modern mystery, anxiety, fringe paranoia and mainstream misinformation - a book that tells the story of those left behind in the wake of tragedy and has important things to say about how we live now.”
Sabrina is the first graphic novel ever to be nominated for the Man Booker Prize.
Washington Black, by Esi Edugyan
“When two English brothers take the helm of a Barbados sugar plantation, nervousness and fear run high. Washington Black - an eleven year-old field slave who has known no other life - is aghast to find himself selected as personal servant to one of these men. His new master is the eccentric Christopher Wilde - naturalist, explorer, scientist, inventor and abolitionist - whose single-minded pursuit of the perfect aerial machine mystifies all around him.
“Through Wilde, Washington is initiated into a world of wonder: a world where even a boy born in chains may embrace a life of dignity and meaning.”
In our Mad and Furious City, by Guy Gunaratne
“For Selvon, Ardan and Yusuf, growing up under the towers of Stones Estate, summer means what it does anywhere: football, music, freedom. But now, after the killing of a British soldier, riots are spreading across the city, and nowhere is safe.
“While the fury swirls around them, Selvon and Ardan remain focused on their own obsessions: girls and grime. Their friend Yusuf is caught up in a different tide, a wave of radicalism surging through his local mosque, threatening to carry his troubled brother, Irfan, with it.”
Everything Under, by Daisy Johnson
“Words are important to Gretel, always have been. As a child, she lived on a canal boat with her mother, and together they invented a language that was just their own. She hasn’t seen her mother since the age of sixteen, though - almost a lifetime ago - and those memories have faded. Now she works as a lexicographer, updating dictionary entries, which suits her solitary nature.
“A phone call from the hospital interrupts Gretel’s isolation and throws up questions from long ago. She begins to remember the private vocabulary of her childhood. She remembers other things, too: the wild years spent on the river; the strange, lonely boy who came to stay on the boat one winter; and the creature in the water - a canal thief? - swimming upstream, getting ever closer. In the end there will be nothing for Gretel to do but go back.”
The Mars Room, by Rachel Kushner
“Romy Hall is at the start of two consecutive life sentences, plus six years, at Stanville Women’s Correctional Facility. Outside is the world from which she has been permanently severed: the San Francisco of her youth, changed almost beyond recognition. The Mars Room strip club where she once gave lap dances for a living. And her seven-year-old son, Jackson, now in the care of Romy’s estranged mother. Inside is a new reality to adapt to: thousands of women hustling for the bare essentials needed to survive.”
The Water Cure, by Sophie Mackintosh
“Imagine a world very close to our own: where women are not safe in their bodies, where desperate measures are required to raise a daughter.
“This is the story of Grace, Lia and Sky, kept apart from the world for their own good and taught the terrible things that every woman must learn about love. And it is the story of the men who come to find them - three strangers washed up by the sea, their gazes hungry and insistent, trailing desire and destruction in their wake.”
Warlight, by Michael Ondaatje
“It is 1945, and London is still reeling from the Blitz and years of war. Nathaniel and his sister, Rachel, are apparently abandoned by their parents, left in the care of an enigmatic figure named The Moth. They suspect he might be a criminal, and grow both more convinced and less concerned as they get to know his eccentric crew of friends: men and women with a shared history, all of whom seem determined now to protect, and educate (in rather unusual ways) the children. But are they really what and who they claim to be?
“Many years later, Nathaniel begins to uncover all he didn’t know or understand in that time, and it is this journey - through reality, recollection, and imagination - that is told in this novel.”
The Overstory, by Richard Powers
“Nine strangers, each in different ways, become summoned by trees, brought together in a last stand to save the continent’s few remaining acres of virgin forest.
“The Overstory unfolds in concentric rings of interlocking fable, ranging from antebellum New York to the late-20th-century Timber Wars of the Pacific Northwest and beyond, revealing a world alongside our own - vast, slow, resourceful, magnificently inventive, and almost invisible to us. This is the story of a handful of people who learn how to see that world, and who are drawn up into its unfolding catastrophe.”
The Long Take, by Robin Robertson
“Walker is a D-Day veteran with post-traumatic stress disorder; he can’t return home to rural Nova Scotia, and looks instead to the city for freedom, anonymity and repair.
“As he moves from New York to Los Angeles and San Francisco we witness a crucial period of fracture in American history, one that also allowed film noir to flourish. The Dream had gone sour but - as those dark, classic movies made clear - the country needed outsiders to study and dramatise its new anxieties.”
Normal People, by Sally Rooney
“Connell and Marianne grow up in the same small town in rural Ireland. The similarities end there; they are from very different worlds. When they both earn places at Trinity College in Dublin, a connection that has grown between them lasts long into the following years.”
Normal People isn’t published until September, but you can reserve it today.
From a Low and Quiet Sea, by Donal Ryan
“Farouk’s country has been torn apart by war. Lampy’s heart has been laid waste by Chloe. John’s past torments him as he nears his end.
“The refugee. The dreamer. The penitent. From war-torn Syria to small-town Ireland, three men, scarred by all they have loved and lost, are searching for some version of home. Each is drawn towards a powerful reckoning, one that will bring them together in the most unexpected of ways.”


The HTML5 Geolocation API is used to get the geographical position of a user.
Since this can compromise user privacy, the position is not available
unless the user approves it.
Geolocation is much more accurate for devices with GPS, like most smartphones.
Internet Explorer 9+, Firefox, Chrome, Safari and Opera support Geolocation.


Sometimes we need to build SQL WHERE
statements which are compound or conditional by nature. SmartTuple simplifies this task by letting us build statements of virtually unlimited complexity out of smaller ones.
SmartTuple is suitable for use with Ruby on Rails (ActiveRecord) and other Ruby frameworks and ORMs.
In your app’s Gemfile
, add:
gem "smart_tuple"
To install the gem with RDoc/ri documentation, do a:
$ gem install smart_tuple
Otherwise, do a bundle install
.
In your app’s config/environment.rb
do a:
config.gem "smart_tuple"
To install the gem, do a:
$ gem sources --add http://rubygems.org
$ gem install smart_tuple
, or use rake gems:install
.
tup = SmartTuple.new(" AND ")
tup << {:brand => params[:brand]} if params[:brand].present?
tup << ["min_price >= ?", params[:min_price]] if params[:min_price].present?
tup << ["max_price <= ?", params[:max_price]] if params[:max_price].present?
@phones = Phone.find(:all, :conditions => tup.compile)
There’s a number of ways you can use SmartTuple. Some of them is covered in the tutorial below.
Suppose we’ve got a mobile phone catalog with a search form. We are starting with a price filter of two values: min_price
and max_price
, both optional.
Filter logic:
min_price
, it’s used in filter condition.max_price
, it’s used in filter condition.min_price
and max_price
, they both are used in filter condition.Suppose the HTML form passed to a controller results in a params
hash:
params[:min_price] = 100 # Can be blank.
params[:max_price] = 300 # Can be blank.
Now let’s write condition-building code:
# Start by creating a tuple whose statements are glued with " AND ".
tup = SmartTuple.new(" AND ")
# If min_price is not blank, append its statement.
if params[:min_price].present?
tup << ["min_price >= ?", params[:min_price]]
end
# Same for max_price.
if params[:max_price].present?
tup << ["max_price <= ?", params[:max_price]]
end
# Finally, fire up the query.
@phones = Phone.find(:all, {:conditions => tup.compile})
That’s basically it. Now let’s see how different params
values affect the resulting :conditions
value. Labelled p and c in this and following listings:
p: {}
c: []
p: {:max_price=>300}
c: ["max_price <= ?", 300]
p: {:min_price=>100, :max_price=>300}
c: ["min_price >= ? AND max_price <= ?", 100, 300]
Let’s make things a bit more user-friendly. Let user filter phones by brand. We do it by adding another field, let’s call it brand
, bearing a straight string value (that’s just a simple tutorial, remember?).
Our params
now becomes something like:
params[:brand] = "Nokia" # Can be blank.
params[:min_price] = 100 # Can be blank.
params[:max_price] = 300 # Can be blank.
Let’s build a tuple:
tup = SmartTuple.new(" AND ") +
({:brand => params[:brand]} if params[:brand].present?) +
(["min_price >= ?", params[:min_price]] if params[:min_price].present?) +
(["max_price <= ?", params[:max_price]] if params[:max_price].present?)
The above code shows that we can construct ready-made tuples with a single expression, using +
operator. Also, if a condition is an equality test, we can use Hash notation: {:brand => params[:brand]}
.
A quick look at params
and :conditions
, again:
p: {:brand=>"Nokia"}
c: ["brand = ?", "Nokia"]
p: {:brand=>"Nokia", :max_price=>300}
c: ["brand = ? AND max_price <= ?", "Nokia", 300]
p: {:brand=>"Nokia", :min_price=>100, :max_price=>300}
c: ["brand = ? AND min_price >= ? AND max_price <= ?", "Nokia", 100, 300]
Since we now see how easy it’s to build compound conditions, we decide to further extend our search form. Now we want to:
From params
perspective that’s something like:
params[:brands] = ["Nokia", "Motorola"] # Can be blank.
params[:min_price] = 100 # Can be blank.
params[:max_price] = 300 # Can be blank.
params[:colors] = ["Black", "Silver", "Pink"] # Can be blank.
Quite obvious is that supplied values for brands and colors should be OR’ed. We’re now facing the task of creating a “sub-tuple”, e.g. to match brand, and then merging this sub-tuple into main tuple. Doing it straight is something like:
tup = SmartTuple.new(" AND ")
if params[:brands].present?
subtup = SmartTuple.new(" OR ")
params[:brands].each {|brand| subtup << ["brand = ?", brand]}
tup << subtup
end
Or, in a smarter way by utilizing #add_each
method:
tup = SmartTuple.new(" AND ")
tup << SmartTuple.new(" OR ").add_each(params[:brands]) {|v| ["brand = ?", v]} if params[:brands].present?
The final query:
Phone.find(:all, {:conditions => [SmartTuple.new(" AND "),
(SmartTuple.new(" OR ").add_each(params[:brands]) {|v| ["brand = ?", v]} if params[:brands].present?),
(["min_price >= ?", params[:min_price]] if params[:min_price].present?),
(["max_price <= ?", params[:max_price]] if params[:max_price].present?),
(SmartTuple.new(" OR ").add_each(params[:colors]) {|v| ["color = ?", v]} if params[:colors].present?),
].sum.compile})
NOTE: In the above sample I’ve used
Array#sum
(available in ActiveSupport) instead of+
to add statements to the tuple. I prefer to write it like this since it allows to comment and swap lines without breaking the syntax.
NOTE: Recommended Rails 3 usage is:
Phone.where(...) # Pass a compiled SmartTuple object in place of `...`.
Checking out params
and :conditions
:
p: {:brands=>["Nokia"], :max_price=>300}
c: ["brand = ? AND max_price <= ?", "Nokia", 300]
p: {:brands=>["Nokia", "Motorola"], :max_price=>300}
c: ["(brand = ? OR brand = ?) AND max_price <= ?", "Nokia", "Motorola", 300]
^-- ^-- note the auto brackets
p: {:brands=>["Nokia", "Motorola"], :max_price=>300, :colors=>["Black"]}
c: ["(brand = ? OR brand = ?) AND max_price <= ? AND color = ?", "Nokia", "Motorola", 300, "Black"]
p: {:brands=>["Nokia", "Motorola"], :colors=>["Black", "Silver", "Pink"]}
c: ["(brand = ? OR brand = ?) AND (color = ? OR color = ? OR color = ?)", "Nokia", "Motorola", "Black", "Silver", "Pink"]
That’s the end of our tutorial. Hope now you’ve got an idea of what SmartTuple is.
Here’s a brief cheatsheet, which outlines the main SmartTuple features.
# Array.
tup << ["brand = ?", "Nokia"]
tup << ["brand = ? AND color = ?", "Nokia", "Black"]
# Hash.
tup << {:brand => "Nokia"}
tup << {:brand => "Nokia", :color => "Black"}
# Another SmartTuple.
tup << other_tuple
# String. Generally NOT recommended.
tup << "min_price >= 75"
Appending empty or blank (where appropriate) statements has no effect on the receiver:
tup << nil
tup << []
tup << {}
tup << an_empty_tuple
tup << ""
tup << " " # Will be treated as blank if ActiveSupport is on.
Another way to append something is to use +
.
tup = SmartTuple.new(" AND ") + {:brand => "Nokia"} + ["max_price <= ?", 300]
Appending one statement per each collection item is easy through #add_each
:
tup.add_each(["Nokia", "Motorola"]) {|v| ["brand = ?", v]}
The latter can be made conditional. Remember, appending nil
has no effect on the receiving tuple, which gives us freedom to use conditions whenever we want to:
tup.add_each(["Nokia", "Motorola"]) do |v|
["brand = ?", v] if v =~ /^Moto/
end
This chapter still has to be written.
tup = SmartTuple.new(" AND ")
tup.brackets
=> :auto
tup.brackets = true
tup.brackets = false
tup.brackets = :auto
To put tuple into its initial state, do a:
tup.clear
Compiling is converting the tuple into something suitable for use as :conditions
of an ActiveRecord call.
It’s as straight as:
tup.compile
tup.to_a # An alias, does the same.
# Go fetch!
Phone.find(:all, :conditions => tup.compile) # Rails 2
Phone.where(tup.compile) # Rails 3
You can examine tuple’s state with methods often found in other Ruby classes: #empty?
, #size
, and attribute accessors #statements
and #args
.
tup = SmartTuple.new(" AND ")
tup.empty?
=> true
tup.size
=> 0
tup << ["brand = ?", "Nokia"]
tup.empty?
=> false
tup.size
=> 1
tup << ["max_price >= ?", 300]
tup.size
=> 2
tup.statements
=> ["brand = ?", "max_price >= ?"]
tup.args
=> ["Nokia", 300]
Send bug reports, suggestions and criticisms through project’s page on GitHub.
Licensed under the MIT License.


Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God.
- Jesus
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FROM THE DESK OF MUSA GARUBA BILL AND EXCHANGE MANAGER AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK OUAGADOUGOU, BURKINA FASO I am the manager of bill and exchange at the foreign remittance department of AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK BURKINA FASO. I got your contact address through internet net work search when searching for a good and reliable person that will assist me in this transaction. In my department we discovered an abandoned sum of 22.85m US Dollars ( twenty two milllion eight hundred and Fifty thousand us dollars)in an account thatbelongs to one of our foreign customer who died on 25th JULY 2001 IN SUPER SONIC CONCORDE plane crash AT CHARLES DE GAULLE AIRPORT IN PARIS FRANCE along with his entire family. Since we got information about his death, we have been expecting his next of kin to come over and claim his money because we cannot release it unless somebody applies for it as next of kin or relation to the deceased as indicated in our banking guidelines but unfortunately we learnt that all his supposed next of kin or relation died alongside with him at the plane crash leaving nobody behind for the claim. It is therefore upon this discovery that I decided to make this business proposal to you and release the money to you as the next of kin or relation to the deceased for safety and subsequent disbursement since nobody is coming for it and i don't want this money to go into the Bank treasury as unclaimed Bill. The Banking law and guideline here stipulates that if such money remained unclamed after four year, the money will be transfered into the Bank treasury as unclaimed fund. The request of foreigner as next of kin in this business is occasioned by the fact that the customer was a foreigner and a Burkinabe cannot stand as next of kin to a foreigner. I agree that 30% of this money will be for you as foreign partner, in respect to the provision of a foreign account and 70% would be for ME; Therefore to enable the immediate transfer of this fund to you as arranged, you must apply first to the bank as relations or next of kin of the deceased indicating your bank name, your bank account number, your private telephone and fax number for easy and effective communication and location where in the money will be remitted. Upon receipt of your reply, I will send to you by fax or email the text of the application. I will not fail to bring to your notice that this transaction is hitch free and that you should not entertain any atom of fear as all required arrangements have been made for the transfer. You should contact me immediately as soon as you receive this mail through my private line. Your's faithfully MR. MUSA GARUBA. BILL AND EXCHANGE MANAGER AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK OUAGADOUGOU,BURKINA FASO


Before Change
def test_three_channels(self):
(train_features, _), (_, _) = cifar10.load_data()
x = train_features[:2] / 255.0
preprocess = TotalVarMin()
preprocessed_x = preprocess(x)
self.assertTrue((preprocessed_x.shape == x.shape))
After Change
self.assertFalse((preprocessed_x == x).all())
def test_three_channels(self):
x = np.random.rand(2, 32, 32, 3)
preprocess = TotalVarMin()
preprocessed_x = preprocess(x)
self.assertTrue((preprocessed_x.shape == x.shape))
self.assertTrue((preprocessed_x <= 1.0).all())


THE CIDER HOUSE RULES A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 1999 David N. Butterworth
***1/2 (out of ****)
While screen adaptations of John Irving's novels have been disappointingly uneven, the films have all shared one particular strength: key casting. Who can forget John Lithgow as Roberta Muldoon, the transsexual quarterback of "The World According to Garp," or Nastassja Kinski as Susie the Bear in "The Hotel New Hampshire"?
A lot of good casting decisions have gone into the making of "The Cider House Rules," an adaptation of Irving's poetic 1994 novel about a restless young man called Homer Wells.
Among those sound judgments was the decision to have the splendid Tobey Maguire assume the pivotal role; the decision to cast Michael Caine as his mentor and father figure, Dr. Wilbur Larch, the ether-addicted head obstetrician of the St. Cloud's orphanage, Maine; and the decision to offer Jane Alexander and Kathy Baker supporting roles as his head nurses.
Then there are the brethren who populate the apple orchard where Homer Wells finds himself shortly after leaving St. Cloud's, including Delroy Lindo, Oscar®-worthy as the foreman of the migrant work detail that drifts up and down the coast as the seasons take them. There's Kate Nelligan as the matriarch of the cider house, and Charlize Theron as Candy, the lovely, lonely wife of a WWII bomber pilot (Paul Rudd) sent away on a mission overseas leaving Candy to set lobster traps with Homer Wells, a man who's never seen the ocean before let alone a lobster.
Am I forgetting anyone? Yes. Kieran Culkin and Paz de la Huerta as dissolute orphanage residents who make you sit up and take notice every time they're on the screen.
But with "The Cider House Rules," the good people decisions don't end with the cast. Irving has written his own screenplay in order to get it right this time (last year's "Simon Birch," loosely based on his "A Prayer for Owen Meaney," was a big-screen example of Irving handled sub-standardly); the author appears fleetingly as a stationmaster here. Rachel Portman, a composer of such sweet and lyrical tenderness, provides a score that's absolutely right for the project--sweet, lyrical, and tender. There's impressive New England photography by Oliver Stapleton too.
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Encapsulates one or more capabilities. Capabilities can either be named explicitly, or inferred from the list of methods provided. If no capabilities or methods are provided, this will check whether the entire package is enabled.
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Get any administrator notice messages for these capabilities. Returns: A string containing one or more admin messages, or an empty string. Raises: UnknownCapabilityError, if a specified capability was not recognized.
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Data Model¶
This will be a quick explination of how this library is structured so that analysts have a clear understanding of how met mast data are manipulated and analized.
Anemoi MetMast object¶
This is the foundational object within the Anemoi wind analysis package and upon which the rest of the library is built. This is the equivalent of the DataFrame to pandas. The MetMast object is made up of two parts:
- Data - A time series of measured wind data within a pandas DataFrame. The DataFrame is indexed by the time stamps of the time series and the columns are labeled with the sensor names. Normally this includes wind speed, direction, and temperature. It can also include pressure, relative humidity, battery voltage, and any other signals recorded by the data logger.
- Metadata - this is pertinent mast information such as coordinates, height, elevation, primary anemometer and wind vane. Other information could be added in the future.
Once a MetMast object is created, the analyst can access the data and/or the metadata using the following:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | import anemoi as an
# create MetMast object named mast
mast = an.MetMast()
# print data and metadata
print(mast.data)
print(mast.metadata)
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For a bit more information on the MetMast object, you can see a presentation here.
Sensor naming convention¶
The actual measured mast data within an.MetMast.data has some additional restrictions around sensor naming. Sensor naming must follow EDF’s convention. This is so that anemoi can easily extract needed type, height, orientation, and signal from the sensor name. Mast data are organized by these sensor attributes so the sensor name includes these important values.
Sensor names have the following format: type_height_orientation_signal
- Type: This is the sensor type so that anemoi knows the difference between an anemometer and a wind vane. SPD, DIR, T, BP, RH, VBAT are all valid sensor types. These labels correspond to anemometer, wind vane, thermometer, pressure, relative humidity, and battery voltage.
- Height: This is the installed height, in meters, of the sensor.
- Orientation: This is the cardinal direction of the sensor. N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W, NW are all valid orientations.
- Signal: This is the signal type of the column. AVG, SD, MIN, MAX are all valid signal types. These labels correspond to average, standard deviation, minimum and maximum. If the sensor doesn’t have a signal type in the name then average is assumed.
Note: Orientation can be generic and is only used for grouping. This means you can also use custom labels such as SEL for selectively averaged or COMB for combined sensors. Each organization will probably have its own convention.
Sensor name examples¶
Examples:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 | 'SPD_58_SW' # Average wind speed from a southwest oriented anemometer at 58 m
'SPD_58_SW_SD' # Standard deviation of wind speed from a southwest oriented anemometer at 58 m
'SPD_58_SW_MAX' # Maximum wind speed from a southwest oriented anemometer at 58 m
'SPD_32.2_N' # Average wind speed from a north oriented anemometer at 32.2 m
'SPD_32.2_N_SD' # Standard deviation of wind speed from a north oriented anemometer at 32.2 m
'SPD_32.2_N_MAX'# Maximum wind speed from a north oriented anemometer at 32.2 m
'DIR_80' # Average wind direction from a wind vane at 80 m
'SPD_80__SD' # Standard deviation of wind direction from a wind vane 80 m
'T_3' # Average temperature from a thermometer at 3 m
'T_3__SD' # Standard deviation temperature from a thermometer at 3 m
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Orientations of wind vanes and thermometers aren’t necessarily required for an analysis although the two underscores do need to be included so that the signal type is aligned with the names of sensors where orientation is important.


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Class: RhoPackages::YmlConfig
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- RhoPackages::YmlConfig
- Defined in:
- rho_packages.rb
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
-
- (YmlConfig) initialize(config_yml_file)
constructor
A new instance of YmlConfig.
- - (Object) package_deps(package_name)
- - (Object) package_file(package_name)
- - (Object) package_load_path(package_name)
- - (Object) repository
Constructor Details
- (YmlConfig) initialize(config_yml_file)
Returns a new instance of YmlConfig
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# File 'rho_packages.rb', line 13 def initialize(config_yml_file) @config = YAML::load_file(config_yml_file) @platfrom_suffix = case RUBY_PLATFORM when /(win|w)32$/ 'win' when /darwin/ 'mac' else fail end end |
Instance Method Details
- (Object) package_deps(package_name)
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# File 'rho_packages.rb', line 30 def package_deps(package_name) gather([], Set.new, [package_name]).reverse end |
- (Object) package_file(package_name)
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# File 'rho_packages.rb', line 34 def package_file(package_name) file = package_name file += ".#{@platfrom_suffix}" if platform_specific?(package_name) file end |
- (Object) package_load_path(package_name)
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# File 'rho_packages.rb', line 40 def package_load_path(package_name) package(package_name).fetch('ruby_load_path', nil) end |
- (Object) repository
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# File 'rho_packages.rb', line 26 def repository @config['repository'] end |


Tuning tips
Okay, so you’ve got everything all set up, data is flowing through, and…what? You can’t consume everything on time? Allow me to help:
1. Try increasing settings.CHUNK_SIZE
- this increases the size of a chunk of
metrics that gets added onto the queue. Bigger chunks == smaller network traffic.
2. Try increasing settings.WORKER_PROCESSES
- this will add more workers to
consume metrics off the queue and insert them into Redis.
3. Try decreasing settings.ANALYZER_PROCESSES
- this all runs on one box (for
now), so share the resources!
4. Still can’t fix the performance? Try reducing your settings.FULL_DURATION. If this is set to be too long, Redis will buckle under the pressure.
5. Is your analyzer taking too long? Maybe you need to make your algorithms faster, or use fewer algorithms in your ensemble.
6. Reduce your metrics! If you’re using StatsD, it will spit out lots of variations for each metric (sum, median, lower, upper, etc). These are largely identical, so it might be worth it to put them in settings.SKIP_LIST.
7. Disable Oculus - if you set settings.OCULUS_HOST
to ‘’, Skyline will not
write metrics into the mini. namespace - this should result in dramatic speed
improvements. At Etsy, they had a flow of about 5k metrics coming in every
second on average (with 250k distinct metrics). They used a 32 core Sandy Bridge
box, with 64 gb of memory. We experience bursts of up to 70k TPS on Redis. Here
are their relevant settings:
CHUNK_SIZE: 7000 WORKER_PROCESSES: 2 ANALYZER_PROCESSES: 25 FULL_DURATION: 86400
Smaller deployments
Skyline runs OK on much less. It can handle ~45000 metrics per minute on a 4 vCore, 4GB RAM cloud SSD server where the metric resolution is 1 datapoint per 60 seconds, it will run loaded, but OK.
Do take note of the notes in settings.py related to the settings.ANALYZER_PROCESSES
and settings.ANALYZER_OPTIMUM_RUN_DURATION
if you are only processing a few
1000 metrics with a datapoint every minute then the optimum settings will most
likely be something similar to:
ANALYZER_PROCESSES = 1
ANALYZER_OPTIMUM_RUN_DURATION = 60
Reliability
Skyline has been verified running in production against 6.5 million request per minute peak internet advertising infrastructure, since 20131016.
However it should be noted that something should monitor the Skyline processes. Over a long enough timeline Python or Redis or some I/O issue is going to lock up and the Python process is just going to hang. This means that it is not really sufficient to just monitor the process with something like monit.
Skyline has made some progress in monitoring its own process threads and keeping itself running sanely, however not every possible issue can be mitigated against, therefore some another external to Python monitoring can help.


151 Mixed functions Mixed functions include lists in their natural domain or range. That is, one or both of its inputs must be a list, or it always reports a list. Sometimes both inputs are naturally lists; sometimes one input of a dyadic mixed function is naturally a scalar, and the function treats a list in that input slot as an implicit map, as for scalar functions. This means you have to learn the rule for each mixed function individually. The shape of function takes any input and reports a vector of the maximum size of the structure along each dimension. For a vector, it returns a list of length 1 containing the length of the input. For a matrix, it returns a two-item list of the number of rows and number of columns of the input. And so on for higher dimensions. If the input isn’t a list at all, then it has zero dimensions, and shape of reports an empty vector. Equivalent to the dimensions of primitive, as of 6.6. Rank of isn’t an actual APL primitive, but the composition ⍴⍴ (shape of shape of a structure), which reports the number of dimensions of the structure (the length of its shape vector), is too useful to omit. (It’s very easy to type the same character twice on the APL keyboard, but less easy to drag blocks together.) Equivalent to the rank of primitive, as of 6.6. Reshape takes a shape vector (such as shape might report) on the left and any structure on the right. It ignores the shape of the right input, stringing the atomic elements into a vector in row-major order (that is, all of the ﬁrst row left to right, then all of the second row, etc.). (The primitive reshape takes the inputs in the other order.) It then reports an array with the shape speciﬁed by the ﬁrst input containing the items of the second: If the right input has more atomic elements than are required by the left-input shape vector, the excess are ignored without reporting an error. If the right input has too few atomic elements, the process of ﬁlling the reported array starts again from the ﬁrst element. This is most useful in the speciﬁc case of an atomic right input, which produces an array of any desired shape all of whose atomic elements are equal. But other cases are sometimes useful too: ID ← {(⍵,⍵)⍴1,⍵⍴0}


stk.optimization.optimization module¶
Defines optimization functions.
Extending stk: Adding optimization functions.¶
New optimization functions are added by writing them in this module.
The only requirement is that the first argument is mol. This allows
users to identify which arguments are handled automatically by mtk
and which need to be defined in the input file. The convention is that
if the optimization function takes the argument mol, the user does
not have to specify it in the input file.
An optimization function should update the rdkit
molecule in
MacroMolecule.mol
. The return values of optimization functions
are discarded by the GA.
Optimizations can be complicated. If the use of helper functions is required make sure that they are private, i.e. that their names begin with a leading underscore. In the event that the optimization is so complex that it requires its own module or file, place it in the same folder as this file. Then import the optimization function here. Make sure that only the optimization functions are imported back into this file, not any of the helper functions or classes.
-
class
stk.optimization.optimization.
_OptimizationFunc
(func)¶ Bases:
object
A decorator for optimization functions.
This decorator is applied to all optimization functions automatically in
_optimize_all()
. It should not be applied explicitly when defining the functions.This decorator prevents optimization functions from raising if they fail (necessary for multiprocessing) and prevents them from being run twice on the same molecule.
-
stk.optimization.optimization.
_optimize_all
(func_data, population, processes)¶ Run opt function on all population members in parallel.
Parameters: - func_data (
FunctionData
) – TheFunctionData
object which represents the chosen optimization function. - population (
Population
) – ThePopulation
instance who’s members are to be optimized. - processes (
int
) – The number of parallel processes to create.
Returns: None
Return type: NoneType
- func_data (
-
stk.optimization.optimization.
_optimize_all_serial
(func_data, population)¶ Run opt function on all population members sequentially.
Parameters: - func_data (
FunctionData
) – TheFunctionData
object which represents the chosen optimization function. - population (
Population
) – ThePopulation
instance who’s members are to be optimized.
Returns: None
Return type: NoneType
- func_data (
-
stk.optimization.optimization.
do_not_optimize
(mol)¶ Skips the optimization step.
This is very useful when debugging so you do not waste your time waiting for molecules to get optimized. Use this in the input file in place of an optimization function when necessary.
Parameters: mol ( Molecule
) – A molecule which will not be optimized.Returns: None Return type: NoneType
-
stk.optimization.optimization.
partial_raiser
(mol, ofunc)¶ Raises and optimizes at random.
Parameters: - mol (
Molecule
) – The molecule being optimized. - ofunc (
FunctionData
) – AFunctionData
object representing the optimization function to be used.
Returns: None
Return type: NoneType
- mol (
-
stk.optimization.optimization.
raiser
(mol, param1, param2=2)¶ Doens’t optimize, raises an error instead.
This function is used to test that when optimization functions raise errors during multiprocessing, they are handled correctly.
Parameters: - param1 (
object
) – Dummy parameter, does nothing. - param2 (
object
, optional) – Dummy keyword parameter, does nothing.
Returns: None – This function does not return. It only raises.
Return type: NoneType
Raises: Exception
– An exception is always raised.- param1 (
-
stk.optimization.optimization.
rdkit_ETKDG
(mol, conformer=-1)¶ Does a conformer search with
rdkit.ETKDG()
[1].Parameters: - mol (
Molecule
) – The molecule who’s structure should be optimized. - conformer (
int
, optional) – The conformer to use.
Returns: None
Return type: NoneType
References
[1] http://pubs.acs.org/doi/pdf/10.1021/acs.jcim.5b00654 - mol (
-
stk.optimization.optimization.
rdkit_optimization
(mol, embed=False, conformer=-1)¶ Optimizes the structure of the molecule using
rdkit
.Uses the
MMFF
forcefield.Parameters: - mol (
Molecule
) – The molecule who’s structure should be optimized. - embed (
bool
, optional) – WhenTrue
the structure is guessed before an optimization is carried out. This guess structure overrides any previous structure. - conformer (
int
, optional) – The conformer to use.
Returns: None
Return type: NoneType
- mol (


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if path:
path = open(path, "r").read()
if """ in path:
path = path.replace(""", " ")
Replacing quotes by spaces to remove case sensitivity like:
"Dog-problem" and Dog-problem
or "true""false" and "true" "false" and true false
path = remove_multipule_spaces.sub(" ", path) // replacing multiple spaces or tabs by one space
if "/*" or "//" in path:
path = cppStyleComment.suppress().transformString(path) // removing comments from the file
After Change
else:
raise ValueError("Must specify either path or string")
if """ in self.network:
Replacing quotes by spaces to remove case sensitivity like:
"Dog-Problem" and Dog-problem
or "true""false" and "true" "false" and true false
self.network = self.network.replace(""", " ")
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if "/*" or "//" in self.network:
self.network = cppStyleComment.suppress().transformString(self.network) // removing comments from the file


This site is a basic site designed using html5 , css , Javascript and some jQuery.
The site has been designed as part of a coursework task (CW5) for the web
programming
module and also as a personal portfolio page.
Below you'll find a description list giving you some info on what each
page consists of. You can also see tweets and other social media
options
on the site aswell. Some of the accounts used within the site are
example
accounts for instance the twitter feed is an example account.
This page is a short
personal bio about
myself.
This page shows a
few of my personal interests.
This page is a
playlist page of
some the artists I
listen to.
This is a personal
statement / cv page
that is a personal
profile.


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Even if you know the premise of Being John Malkovich before you see it, the story will still seem very odd. The idea is simple – a struggling puppeteer takes an office job and finds a portal to John Malkovich's brain behind a filing cabinet – but it's still quirky enough to dance circle after circle around its unoriginal competition. The film is a daringly creative, visually stunning and wonderfully acted fantasy.
The film opens on a blue curtained stage, where a marionette performs an intricate dance before what sounds like a very receptive audience. We soon learn that the puppet was created in the image of its maker and operator, Craig Schwartz (John Cusack, Pushing Tin), that the stage is located in his workshop and that the crowd noise was just a tape. An incredibly gifted but tormented puppeteer, Craig is unable to find work in the dummy business and is often reduced to working for spare change on the streets of New York. He claims that the puppet business shuts him out because he `raises issues.'
Although Craig's wife Lotte (Cameron Diaz, There's Something About Mary) has a full-time job at a pet store, he can no longer afford to wait for his big break in puppetry. One day, while perusing the employment notices, he finds an ad for a local business that is looking for a man with fast hands. Thinking this could be the best opportunity to earn some cash and keep his digits in shape, Craig heads for LesterCorp, but doesn't bother to cut his Jesus-hair, shave or even change his clothes.
This is when things begin to get weird, as Craig enters LesterCorp's building only to find it listed in the lobby directory as being located on Floor 7½. There is no elevator button for 7½, which presents an immediate problem. Then, when Craig finally makes it onto 7½, he finds a hallway with ceilings only five feet high. But the furniture and people are full-sized, which makes everything seem very Alice in Wonderland-ish.
Craig gets his job – speed filing – and immediately begins working for his new boss, the 105-year-old Dr. Lester (professional game-show panelist Orson Bean) and his hearing-impaired `executive liaison' Floris (Mary Kay Place, Pecker). His orientation consists of a videotaped history of his employer's compact floor, where he meets and instantly falls for the lovely Maxine (Catherine Keener, Your Friends and Neighbors), before eventually finding the entrance to Malkovich's brain after accidentally dropping a file behind a cabinet.
Once in Malkovich's brain (Malkovich plays himself), you see things as he does for fifteen minutes before being shot out of the sky somewhere over the New Jersey Turnpike. One of the film's true joys is the excitement people have about the sheer banality of the famous actor's life, whether its eating toast or ordering linens. By the end of the picture, Craig is able to control Malkovich like a giant puppet, in the only predictable facet of the inventive story from debut scribe Charlie Kaufman, who also served as an executive producer.
Aside from the highly original script, kudos must be given to multi-MTV Video Award winner Spike Jonze, who has made a rather auspicious feature film debut, and cinematographer Lance Acord, who filmed the equally creative Buffalo '66. The acting is fantastic, especially Cusack and a nearly unrecognizable Diaz, and Malkovich (The Man in the Iron Mask) appears to have a grand time making fun of himself. Look for cameos from Sean Penn, Brad Pitt and a very funny Charlie Sheen.
If you're looking for something daringly original, do not miss this film. If you liked Runaway Bride, you should probably stay away. Really far away.
1:52 – R for adult language and strong sexual content
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flowchart()
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group_by(<trackr_df>)
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group_modify(<trackr_df>)
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Group-wise modification of data and complex operations |
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include_any()
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Include any items matching a criteria |
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inner_join(<trackr_df>)
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landscape()
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Convert page size from portrait to landscape |
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p_anti_join()
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Anti join |
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p_arrange()
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Standard dplyr modifying operations |
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p_bind_rows()
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Union of two or more data sets |
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Clear the trackr history graph |
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p_comment()
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p_count_if()
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Exclude all items matching a criteria |
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Filtering data |
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Flowchart output |
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p_group_by()
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Stratifying your analysis |
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Group-wise modification of data and complex operations |
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p_include_any()
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Include any items matching a criteria |
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p_pivot_wider()
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p_relocate()
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p_rename()
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p_rename_with()
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p_right_join()
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Right join |
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p_select()
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Set the trackr history graph |
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p_status()
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Save DOT to a file |
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Summarise a data set |
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track()
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Strart tracking the trackr history graph |
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Google Earth Enterprise Documentation Home | Fusion administration
Customize your Google Maps landing page
Google uses the Google Maps API to create a sample web application that provides a very basic way to display your Google Maps database output in a browser. The sample web application and the Google Maps API are automatically installed with Google Earth Enterprise Fusion.
Google recommends that you use the sample application to display your Google Maps data at first. After you see how it looks, you can create your own Google Maps web application that looks more your other web applications, using the provided sample web application as a guide. Documentation for the Google Maps Javascript API is at Google Maps Javascript API V3 Reference.
To get started, make a copy of the sample application files (maps_local.html
, maps_google.html, fusionmaps.js
, and fusionmaps.css
). Then configure a virtual host on which you can experiment, and move the copied files to that virtual host. When you create the Apache configuration file for the new virtual host, change /maps/maps_google.html
or /maps/maps_local.html
in the following line to point to your copy of the example files on the new virtual host:
RewriteRule ^/default_map/+$ /maps/maps_google.html [PT]
or
RewriteRule ^/default_map/+$ /maps/maps_local.html [PT]
You can edit the rest of the sample application in whatever ways you like, adding your own logo, branding, and so on.
Configuring the Google Maps API License Key
Google Maps supports only specific browser/operating system combinations. Even if you are using a supported browser, there are some features in Google Earth Enterprise Fusion that are not supported by some browsers on certain operating systems.
As long as you are connected to the Internet and have a license key for the Google Maps API, there is no problem (regardless of your platform), since your server contacts Google’s servers for functions that are not supported in the browser.
Note: The following procedure assumes that you have received an email from Google that contains your license key for the Google Maps API.
To configure your Google Maps API license key:
- Open
/opt/google/gehttpd/htdocs/maps/maps_google.html
. - Locate the following line in the script:
<script src="http://maps.google.com/maps?file=api&v=2&key=abcdefg"type="text/javascript"></script>
- Replace the
key
placeholder ('abcdefg
') with your Google Maps API license key. Your key is contained in an email sent from Google. - Save the
maps_google.html
file. - Restart the Google Earth Enterprise Server (as root):
sudo /etc/init.d/geserver restart


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Chad Moore sustains an injury to face after losing his helmet during a tackle during Ohio's game against Eastern Michigan University on September 23, 2017. The Bobcats won 27-20 in overtime.
10.05.17
It took five weeks, but it’s now time for conference play across the Mid-American Conference.
All but two teams — Toledo and Northern Illinois — have played MAC games, as the season will turn to conference play for the rest of the year. From this weekend until Nov. 24, teams throughout the conference will fight to make it to Detroit for a chance at the MAC Championship.
The standings are still basic, untouched in some spots. But over the next few weeks, different teams will rise and fall, all of which will end at Ford Field in just under two months.
One of the biggest stories happened with the Bobcats, as coach Frank Solich earned his 150th career win. He ranks third all time in wins in the MAC with 92. Ohio beat UMass 58-50 to boost its record to 4-1 (1-0 MAC).
“I thought we learned a lot about ourselves in these last two games,” Solich said. “There are some things we need to get done to make us a better football team and we're in the process of doing that. I was pleased we were able to get the win. We put a lot of points on the board and we allowed them to put too many points on the board."
The “flashiest” game of the weekend happened in South Bend, Indiana, as No. 22 Notre Dame beat Miami 52-17. It was a homecoming for Miami coach Chuck Martin, who coached at Notre Dame as an offensive coordinator, among other responsibilities, from 2010-to-2013.
“It was obviously a tough game,” Martin said. “Felt pretty good about a lot of individual players that played well and held their own and showed that they could play against probably anybody in the country.
Northern Illinois gave No. 19 San Diego State all the Aztecs could handle in the last game of the weekend for the conference. Northern Illinois dropped to 2-2 with the loss.
The Huskies fell 34-28 despite out-gaining the Aztecs 429-263. San Diego State scored just three points in the second half.
“We’re obviously disappointed with the loss, that’s the bottom line,” Northern Illinois coach Rod Carey said. “You can’t go on the road, play a good team, turn the ball over four times, get a kickoff returned for a touchdown and think you’re going to win. And we did (have a chance.)”
The conference’s winners: Ohio, Buffalo, Akron, Western Michigan.
The conferences losers: Central Michigan, Kent State, Eastern Michigan, Miami, Bowling Green, Ball State, Northern Illinois.
Running back Emmanuel Reed (Buffalo) and wide receiver Christian Blake (Northern Illinois) earned the conference’s offensive players of the week for the East and West divisions, respectively.
Reed rushed for 144 yards and three touchdowns in a dominating 27-13 win over Kent State, while Blake caught 13 passes for 160 yards and two touchdowns.
Defensive back Kyron Brown (Akron) and defensive tackle Jeremiah Harris (Eastern Michigan) took home the conference’s defensive players of the week for the East and West, respectively.
Brown returned an interception for a touchdown, which ended up being the winning score, while Harris registered 3.5 tackles for loss and two sacks.
The MAC will have six games this weekend, starting with Eastern Michigan at Toledo at noon and ending with three games where kickoff is scheduled for 3:30 p.m.
There will be four crossover games and just two divisional games on Saturday. The games are, in order of kickoff: Eastern Michigan at Toledo, Central Michigan at Ohio, Bowling Green at Miami, Ball State at Akron, Kent State at NIU, Western Michigan at Buffalo.
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--- title: Theme Changelog permalink: changelog.html --- Changelog contains the most recent changes/updates.
version 3.0.9, 27/11/2017 ---------------------------- - NEW: New magazine homepage variation with new header on sticky functionality & inline overlay search form - NEW: Control scroll link speed by passing data-scroll-link-speed on any data-toggle="scroll-link" link - NEW: Added animated modals with animate.css (elements-modals.html) - NEW: Responsive overlay menu header example (header-overlay-menu-responsive.html) - NEW: Social media branding colours & utilities page (elements-social-media.html) - NEW: Amazing header control with new sticky classes, restyle your header on sticky for the ultimate flexibility - NEW: .nav-link-dd-effect main nav link class to make nav links act link dropdown links on hover - UPDATED: Bootstrap beta 2 update (see: https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/issues/23278) - UPDATED: added new position classes .pos-BREAKPOINT-(y,x,a) for y axis, x axis & all sides and pos-BREAKPOINT-SIDE-auto for auto positioning - UPDATED: Migrated from unveil to blazy for image lazy loading. 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- NEW: Added new .text-inverse class - NEW: New dividers example page (elements-dividers.htm) - NEW: Carousel functionality: overflow (.owl-overflow), equalheight items (.owl-equalheight) & highlighted active item (.owl-highlight-active) (elements-carousels.htm) - NEW: Grid style classes: .grid-inner-borders-solid & .grid-inner-borders-dotted for adding borders inside of a grid (grid.htm) - NEW: data-hover functionality to apply animate.css effects when an element is hovered (elements-animation.htm) - UPDATED: Update to jQuery 3.2.1 - UPDATED: Update to Slider Revolution 5.4.4 & updated how settings are passed ie. data-settings='{"startwidth":1100, "sliderLayout":"fullscreen", "fullScreenOffsetContainer":"#header"}' - UDPATED: Update to Cube Portfolio 4.2.0 - UPDATED: Update to Owl Carousel 2.2.1 - BUGFIX: Fixed active filter item on customers page - BUGFIX: Enforced .header-btn width on mobile (assets/core/_header.scss) - BUGFIX: Divider height issue (assets/core/dividers.scss) - BUGFIX: Fixed waypoint init issue when page loader not used version 3.0.6, 27/04/2017 ---------------------------- - NEW: Full Sass & Gulp integration, developer & novice friendly, ultimate control over your CSS - UPDATED: Slider Revolution 5.4.1 update - UPDATED: removed .icon-op-* classes in favour of .op-* classes as they do the same thing - BUGFIX: Fixed image zoom functionality (shop-product.htm) - BUGFIX: Side by side features fixes (index-corporate.htm) - BUGFIX: Blog post tags on white background fix (blog-post.htm) version 3.0.5, 31/03/2017 ---------------------------- - NEW: Added cube portfolio premium plugin worth $16 (index-photographer.htm) - NEW: New restaurant homepage demo (index-restaurant.htm) - NEW: New photography homepage demo (index-photographer.htm) - NEW: Add support for tabs & pills within dropdowns & mega menus - NEW: Add magnific popup transition effect - NEW: Support for tabs in mega menus - UDPATED: Improved structure script.js to make function calls context aware so they work with ajax calls - UPDATED: Added support for script/plugin loading for pages in subfolders. Add data-plugins-localpath="LOCAL-PATH" to your body tag - UPDATED: jQuery to 1.2.4 - BUFIX: fixed sticky header overlapping side mobile menu - BUFIX: fixed mobile menu showing behind content on iOS version 3.0.4, 17/02/2017 ---------------------------- - NEW: Added new Travel Blog demo (demo-travel-blog.htm & demo-travel-blog-post.htm) - NEW: Added new jobs homepage (index-jobs.htm) - NEW: Added new corporate homepage variation (index-corporate.htm) - NEW: Added new working contact form with PHPMailer (contact.php) - (requested by aleksasidorina) - NEW: Added new .overlay-gradient & .overlay-gradient-flip classes for gradient overlays - NEW: Added .form-control-transparent class to removing background colour & borders - NEW: Added .form-control-dark class for use with transparent class when control is on dark background - NEW: Added new typewriter effect functionality (elements-typeit.htm) - NEW: Added new counters functionality (elements-counters.htm) = NEW: Added new arrow dividers/points (elements-dividers.htm) - NEW: Premium team stock photos worth $24 (index-corporate.htm) - UPDATED: Made w-* CSS classes responsive ie. w-md-5 or w-lg-100 version 3.0.3, 27/01/2017 ---------------------------- - NEW: Added new Shop UI kit, pages & demo - NEW: Added 4 new one pager scrolling homepage versions (index-onepager.htm) - NEW: Added 5 footer variations, 6 options in total - NEW: Added new full screen "promo" header functionality (index-promo-header.htm) - NEW: Added 3 new slider slides (index.htm) - NEW: Added new background icon & icon rotate functionality (elements-iconsets.htm) - NEW: Added 7 new header variations (header-nav-left.htm, header-bottom.htm, header-transparent-dark.htm, header-transparent-primary.htm, header-translucent.htm, header-translucent-dark.htm, header-translucent-primary.htm) - NEW: Made .header-transparent fully transparent & added new .header-ontop class to make navbar show above highlight region (header-transparent.htm) - NEW: Footer variations - NEW: 13 new colour variations added (colours.htm) - NEW: Added new .header-compact-sticky body class for compact header on sticky - NEW: New rounded form controls & input groups (elements-forms.htm & elements-forms-input-groups.htm) - NEW: Added new dropdown helper classes: .dropdown-menu-nobullets removes bullets from submenus - NEW: Opacity helper classes .op-(1-9) - NEW: .text-slab class to make font Roboto Slab font - NEW: Added position css helper classes: .pos-BREAKPOINT-relative, .pos-BREAKPOINT-absolute, .pos-BREAKPOINT-static, .pos-BREAKPOINT-fixed, .pos-t, .pos-b, .pos-l, .pos-r - NEW: Added collaspe sidebar menu demos (elements-navs.htm) - NEW: Added owl carousel thumbnail support (elements-carousels.htm) - NEW: Image zoom functionality added (shop-product.htm) - NEW: Added jQuery countdown effect (shop-product.htm) - UPDATED: Slider Revolution plugin updated to version 5.0 (version 4.x is included as well) - UPDATED: Extend w-* & h-* spacers from 5-100 in steps of 5 - UPDATED: .owl-nav-over is now called .owl-nav-over-lg with .owl-nav-over being default size, also added new .owl-nav-over-hover class to only show nav on hover. version 3.0.2, 13/01/2017 ---------------------------- - NEW: Update to Bootstrap 4.0.0 Alpha 6, see a full list of changes here: https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/issues/20939 and the "Bootstrap 4.0.0 Alpha 6:" items in the AppStrap upgrade notes - NEW: Flexbox support added! - NEW: Added responsive spacer utils so you can control margins & padding per breakpoint - NEW: Added new .modal-fs class for fullscreen modals (elements-modals.htm) - NEW: Responsive navs & vertical tabs bug fix & boxed tabs & pills (elements-navs.htm & elements-navs-tabbable.htm) - NEW: Animated progress bar widths when they come into view - NEW: Added new grid page explain grid layout options (grid.htm) - NEW: Added new flexbox page explaining flexbox functionality & options (flexbox.htm) - NEW: Added new background, text & border colour options: grey-dark, primary-faded, primary-darkend (elements-colour-utils.htm) - NEW: Added new call to actions example page with tonnes of options (elements-ctas.htm) - NEW: Added new overlay functionality for background images & hover content (elements-overlays.htm) - NEW: Added new hr tag colour classes to change the colour of hr lines (elements-spacers.htm) - NEW: Added new .btn-invert (switches hover background to default) & .btn-rounded classes (elements-buttons.htm & elements-button-groups.htm) - NEW: Added new header elements page explaining how to use header elements (header-elements.htm) - NEW: Added new full width header variation (header-fullwidth.htm) - UPDATED: Simplified default footer - UPDATED: added new card examples (elements-cards.htm) - UPDATED: Bug fix: video poster images for iOS & homepage padding issues - UPDATED: Mobile header optimisation - UPDATED: .nav-steps now updated to flexbox - UPDATED: elements-tags.htm is now elements-badges.htm - UPDATED: Inline with Bootstrap 4.0.0 Alpha 6 Internet Explorer 9 & below support is dropped. Use AppStrap 2.5.6 (included) if you need Internet Explorer 9 support. - UPDATED: Dropped .pa-* & .ma-* classes in favour of the Bootstrap .p-* & .m-* spacers - UPDATED: Changed spacer utils to reflect Bootstrap changes & added up to 0-10 values (elements-spacers.hm) - UPDATED: Bug fix: Modal background opacity fix - UPDATED: progress bars revert to use divs rather HTML5 progress bars to allow animation & labels within bars - UPDATED: Blog comments to support media object changes (blog-post.htm) - UPDATED: Header & header upper regions update to make use of flexbox making vertical alignment easy as pie plus added new .header-divider, .header-divider-sm & . header-divider-lg element (header-elements.htm) - UPDATED: full IE debug - UPDATED: added new Call to action above footer on all pages - UPDATED: Homepage layout version 3.0.1, 05/01/2017 ---------------------------- - NEW: Added video backgrounds support (elements-video-blocks.htm) - NEW: Added video block to homepage (index.htm) - NEW: Added steps nav feature using class .nav-steps (elements-navs.htm & elements-navs-tabbable.htm) - NEW: Upgraded to OwlCarousel 2 and added new carousels page (elements-carousels.htm) - NEW: Added projects carousel to homepage (index.htm) - NEW: Added dropdowns example page (elements-dropdowns.htm) - NEW: Added modals example page (elements-modals.htm) - NEW: Added modals onload functionality (elements-modals-onload.htm) - NEW: Added overlay menu functionality (header-overlay-menu.htm) - NEW: Added new dropdown menu effects via classes: .dropdown-effect-fade, ..dropdown-effect-fadeup & .dropdown-effect-fadedown (elements-dropdowns.htm) - NEW: Added extra large button size with class .btn-xlg (elements-buttons.htm) - NEW: Added icon sizing helper classes: .icon-2x, .icon-3x, .icon-4x, .icon-5x, .icon-6x, .icon-7x, .icon-8x, .icon-9x, .icon-10x (elements-icons.htm) - NEW: Added new spacer classes: .p*-05, .py-4, .px-4, .py-5, .px-5, .m*-05, .my-4, .mx-4, .my-5, .mx-5 (elements-spacers.htm) - Bug fix: blog date month background colour fix version 3.0, 03/01/2017 ---------------------------- - Bootstrap 4.0.0-alpha.5 update!! - Added 20 new pages - Added 19 new elements pages - Added 9 header variations - Fixed collapse functionality on slide down search & hidden header, - Updated Imagesloaded to 4.1.1 & Isotope to 3.0.1 versions - Quicksand plugin removed in favour of Cards grids or the Isotope plugin - Retina.js plugin is now loaded in via CDN - Clingify plugin is replace by FixTo plugin - All Javascript, CSS and plugins are now within the "assets" folder - IE8 support is dropped (html5shiv.js & respond.js are removed) - Added page preloaded icons - Easier to customise version 2.5.6, 01/12/2016 ---------------------------- - Bootstrap 3.3.7 update - Font Awesome 4.7.0 update version 2.5.5, 15/02/2016 ---------------------------- - Move Bootstrap, Font Awesome, jQuery & Animate.css references to Content Delivery Networks (CDN) for easier maintenance (related files & fonts directory now removed). - Bootstrap 3.3.6 update - jQuery 1.12.0 update - Font Awesome 4.5.0 update - Animate.css 3.5.1 update version 2.5.4, 04/04/2015 ---------------------------- - Upgraded to Bootstrap 3.3.4 (replace /css, /fonts & /js folders) version 2.5.3, 10/02/2015 ---------------------------- - Bug fixes for blog post pages media-body usage (replace blog-post.htm, blog-post-video.htm, blog-post-slideshow.htm & blog-post-audio.htm) version 2.5.2, 09/02/2015 ---------------------------- - Upgraded to Bootstrap 3.3.2 (replace /css, /fonts & /js folders) - Upgraded to Font Awesome 4.3.0 (replace /css & /fonts) - Upgraded to bootstrap-hover-dropdown 2.1.3 (replace /plugins/bootstrap-hover-dropdown folder) - Upgraded to Bootstrap Switch 3.3.2 (replace /plugins/bootstrap-switch folder) - Upgraded to Imagesloaded 3.1.8 (replace /plugins/imagesloaded folder) - Upgraded to Isotope 2.1.0 (replace /plugins/isotope folder) - Upgraded to jPanelMenu 1.4.1 (replace /plugins/jPanelMenu folder) - Upgraded to Magnific-Popup 1.0.0 (replace /plugins/magnific-popup folder) - Upgraded to Magnific-Popup 1.0.0 (replace /plugins/retina folder & with in tags) - Upgraded to Slider Revolution 4.6 (replace /plugins/slider-revolution folder & /js/scripts.js & /js/scripts.min.js files) version 2.5.1, 11/08/2014 ---------------------------- - Upgraded to Bootstrap 3.2.0 (replace /css, /fonts & /js folders) version 2.5, 15/05/2014 ---------------------------- - New feature: Added 2 new team pages, grid & team member & updated team page - New feature: Added extended about page with company timeline, customers carousel & more - New feature: Added about me page for personal use with latest projects popup gallery & timeline - New feature: Added 2 new blog list pages, grid & timeline & additional blog sidebar blocks - New feature: Added 3 new blog post types (audio, video & slideshow) - New feature: Demand plugin loading for improved performance (16 HTTP requests & 800+ KB lighter!) - New feature: Added logos carousel (see: about-extended.htm & elements.htm) - New feature: Integrated Owl Carousel & Magnific Popup jQuery plugins (see: about-extended.htm & about-me.htm) - New feature: Updated elements page - Added full width mega menu example - New header style (more variations to come) with new hidden search form & language selector - Upgraded to Font Awesome 4.1.0 version 2.4.1, 15/04/2014 ---------------------------- - Bug fix to broken HTML on team page version 2.4, 10/04/2014 ---------------------------- - New feature: Responsive video support via fitvids.js plugin - New feature: 4 new timeline templates (see: timeline.htm, timeline-left.htm, timeline-right.htm, timeline-stacked.htm, timeline-stacked-down.htm) - New feature: 4 new pricing tables & 3 new comparison tables - New feature: Added hover drop down menus - New feature: Added Bootstrap Switch plugin (see: elements.htm) - New feature: Added boxed page layout (see: index-boxed.htm) - New feature: Added Backstretch plugin (http://srobbin.com/jquery-plugins/backstretch/) for background slideshows (see: backstretch.htm & backstretch-boxed.htm) - New feature: Drop down buttons (see elements.htm) - Removed following unused classes: .primary-colour-bg-50, .primary-colour-bg-80, .white-80, .white-60, .white-40 - Removed following icon classes: .icon-mini, .icon-small, .icon-medium, .icon-large, .icon-xlarge, .icon-circle, .icon-circle-double, .icon-rounded, .icon-inverse, .icon-inverse-50, .icon-inverse-80, .icon-succes - Reorganised menu to fit new pages version 2.3, 28/02/2014 ---------------------------- - New feature: Added Slider Revolution premium slider worth $14 (4 example pages) - New feature: Added new responsive font size functions (see elements.htm) - New feature: Added third level dropdown support & menu clean up - New feature: Added code syntax highlighted prismjs (see elements.htm) - New page: 404 error (404.htm) - Bootstrap 3.1.1 update - Font Awesome 4.0.3 update - Removed .well-small & .well-mini classes, use .well & .well-sm - Changed .badge-large, .label-large, .badge-xlarge, .label-xlarge to .badge-lg, .label-lg, .badge-xlg & .label-xlg - Replaced .pull-center with .text-center (CSS class still available for 2 more versions) - Made header fatter version 2.2.1, 30/01/2014 ---------------------------- - Bootstrap 3.0.3 update - Modal background issue fix - Pagination example added to elements.htm - Tabs clean up & support for drop downs in tabs (see: elements.htm) version 2.2, 25/10/2013 ---------------------------- - Upgrade to Font Awesome 4.0.0 (change change="icon- to class="fa fa-) - Added animate.css animation to social media icons version 2.1, 23/10/2013 ---------------------------- - New: new slideshow layouts: boxed, behind & full width - New: new full width navbar option - Dropdown menu CSS clean up - Added local copy of jQuery migrate (jquery-migrate-1.2.1.min.js) - Added minified version of jQuery & script file (minified versions now loaded as default) - Add minified version of theme-style.css file - Fixed Safari slider flicker bug - Compressed all images with ImageOptim version 2.0, 25/09/2013 ---------------------------- - New feature: Upgrade to Bootstrap 3.0 - New feature: jPanel Menu plugin integration for mobile menu option (see README.txt) - New feature: Sticky navigation on scroll using Clingify plugin (see README.txt) - New feature: Retina ready (see README.txt) - New feature: Mobile first - New feature: Improved accessibility - New feature: Integrated animate.css plugin into slideshow to allow intro animations (see README.txt) - Removed fixed header class & page as navbar now fixes to top by default on scroll - Login dropdown in navbar is now a popup modal instead - Sign up button in navbar now opens a popup modal similar to login - new .media-object-full class for full screen blog images on blog lists on desktop (default for mobile) - jQuery upgrade to version 1.10.2 - tooltip is now invoked using data-toggle="tooltip" rather than class="_tooltip" - popover is now invoked using data-toggle="popover" rather than class="_popover" - Updated starter templates to make use of Bootstrap 3.0 push & pulls system - Flat design & minor design clean up version 1.4, 26/07/2013 ---------------------------- - Separated custom style from Bootstrap CSS, Bootstrap CSS code is now standalone - Separated Font Awesome from theme CSS, Font Awesome CSS code is now standalone - Made script.js file JSHint compliant - Provide minified version of script.js, script.min.js - Colour variation bug fixes (reported by Fabian Peters) - Fixed responsive issues on customers page + code clean up version 1.3, 19/06/2013 ---------------------------- - Upgrade to Bootstrap 2.3.2 - Upgrade to Font Awesome 3.2.1 version 1.2, 15/04/2013 ---------------------------- - Upgrade to Bootstrap 2.3.1 - Font Awesome update 3.0.2 - Added minified version of bootstrap.css & responsive.css - IE debugs & RGBa colour fallbacks version 1.1, 23/01/2013 ---------------------------- - iPad portrait CSS fixes - Upgrade to Bootstrap 2.3.0 version 1.0, 23/01/2013 ---------------------------- - Initial release


hone Smith
He is the son of late Dr. Kuruvilla and late Kochanna Kuruvilla, Ambrayil house, Kunnamkulam. He is currently holding the office of CFO at Veegaland Developers and is Ex-CFO of V Guard Industries Limited who has been recognised as the best CFO Category - Mid size companies - Business standard award 2017. Jacob is also a part of St. Mary's Orthodox Cathedral Parish, Arthat and is currently an active member of his temporary Parish St. George Orthodox Valiyapally, Palarivattom, Kochi.


[Gecode] Subversion repository
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tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Mon Oct 17 15:26:37 CEST 2005
> This also gives me the Attic? Is that intended? If not how to handle that?
Ah, right. Subversion handles deletion in a completely different way - the
Attic is included only as an artifact of the conversion. I think we should
just use svn to delete all the Attic directories (which of course remain
in an older version in the repository). Does that sound reasonable?
Guido
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