Generates a histogram of the values in the node data of a field.
module GeneralHistogramNodeData { Node_Data &in<NEportLevels={2,0}>; GeneralHistogramParams &GHParams <NEportLevels={2,1}>; int nbins => GHParams.nbins; prim ignore_min => GHParams.ignore_min; prim ignore_max => GHParams.ignore_max; boolean keep_range => GHParams.keep_range; prim binval<NEportLevels={1,2}>[]; int binfreq<NEportLevels={1,2}>[]; omethod+notify_inst+req update<src_file="genhisto.c">( in+read+notify+req, nbins+read+notify, ignore_min+read+notify+nres, ignore_max+read+notify+nres, keep_range+read+notify, binval+write, binfreq+write ) = "generalhistogram"; };
Calculates the frequency of each individual value between two bounds in the node data.
For real data, it is obviously impossible to calculate frequencies for each individual value so instead the values are mapped to a set of ranges and frequencies calulated for each to those ranges.
The bounds between which frequencies of values are calculated can either be supplied as parameters to the module or, if they are not suppied, are set to be the maximum and minimum values in the node_data.
Where the data is mapped to ranges (ie for real data) all ranges are of equal size and the number of ranges (and hence to size of each range) can be entered as a parameter. If no value is supplied, the default number of 256 is used instead.
When bounds are supplied, output frequencies can either be supplied for the full range of data values (in which case frequencies of values outside the bounds are set to zero) or can just be supplied for the range of frequencies between the bounds.
The output consists of an array of integers which are the frequencies and an array of primatives (which is set to the type of in input node_data) which is a set of labels for the frequency values.
Where the input data is integer data (Byte, Short or Integer) the value of the label is that of the corresponding frequency. Where the input data is real data (Float or Double) the value of the lable is the mean of all the values in the node_data that are in the labels corresponding range. This ensures that mean of all the node_data (between the bounds) can be correctly calculated from the frequencies and labels.
The module works for Byte, Short, Integer, Float and Double datatypes.
&in
Reference to a field with Node_Data of any type.
&GHParams
Reference to the parameter block, which contains the real instance of ignore_min, ignore_max, nbins, and keep_range values.
ignore_min
Reference to the lower bound (below which values will be ignored) of type primative ,which is referenced by the &GHParams input. Can be left unset. Must be of same type as ignore_max.
ignore_max
Reference to the upper bound (above which values will be ignored) of type primative, which is referenced by the &GHParams input. Can be left unset. Must be of same type as ignore_min.
nbins
Reference to the number to ranges used of type Integer, which is referenced by the &GHParams input. Only used when node_data is of type real.
keep_range
Reference to a toggle Integer which represents either to output frequencies for the full range of data, or just those value between the ignore_min & ignore_max bounds. Referenced by the &GHParams input.
binval[]
Array of type primative which holds the labels to the frequency values
binfreq[]
Integer array holding the frequencies generated.
The low level GeneralHistogramNodeData Module is used in the Functional Macro GeneralHistogram and the User Macro general_histogram. Additionally, these macros also use the GeneralHistogramParams parameter block group object, as does the GeneralHsitogramUI UI Macro and the GenerateStats Module.
An example application GeneralHistogramEg is provided which uses the generalgraph module to display the histogram generated from the AVS/Express sample data file, lobstr.fld.
xp_comm_proj/gnrlhist/his_mods.v contains the GeneralHistogramParams group, the GenerateStats module and the GeneralHistogramNodeData module V definitions.
The C code for the module is in file genhisto.c
Alex Allen. Manchester Visualization Centre Manchester Computing University of Manchester Oxford Road Manchester UK M13 9PL
GeneralHistogramParams, GenerateStats, GeneralHistogram, GeneralHistogramUI and general_histogram.


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Constructor of the class. Creates an individual given a numeric genotype.
of the individual.
of the individual, if not provided or undefined it is set to default range.
range of the individual.
getter for the genotype.
genotype array.
Setter of the range.
the range of the individual.
Individuals are iterable, so this method returns an iterator.
iterator over the genotype array.
Checks if gene is in range.
that we want to check.
Checks if all genes in genotype are in range. If it is not in range it throws a RangeError.
to be checked.
Check if index is in range, if not throws an exception.
to be checked.
Method test if a range is valid.
to be checked.
Copy other individual into the current. Creates a shallow copy, with the references only.
individual to copy
Transfers a copy of a section of the genotype between different parts of it.
position where to start the copy.
position of the desired section. By default is 0
.
position of the desired section, by default is the length of the individual.
Creates a deep copy of the other individual in the current.
individual to copy.
Returns an object iterable iterator whose
contains the pairs [key, value]
for each
element.
iterable iterator object.
Returns a boolean, which is true if all genes in the genotype accept the condition specified in the callback function.
which specifies a condition for all genes.
true
if al genes accept condition and false
otherwise.
Fill the genotype with the specified gene.
we want to fill the genotype with.
position. By default is 0
.
position. By default is the length of the individual.
Returns the first element which accepts the condition in the callback.
which specifies the condition.
first gene which accept the callback condition
or undefined
if none accepts it.
Returns the index of the first element which accepts the condition in the callback.
which specifies the condition.
index of the first gene which accept the
callback condition or undefined
if none accepts it.
Executes the callback for each gene of the genotype.
to be executed.
undefined
.
Checks if gene is in range.
that we want to check.
true
if gene is in range and
false
otherwise.
Converts a gene to string, useful for method
toString
.
that we are converting.
Checks if all genes in genotype are in range
to be checked.
true
if all genes are in
range and false
otherwise.
Returns the gene at specified index.
index of the gene to be accessed.
gene at specified index.
Tests if genotype contains specified gene.
to be searched.
index to start the search, by default is 0
.
true
if gene in genotype or false
otherwise.
Returns the index of the first specified gene.
to be searched.
index to start the search, by default is 0
.
index of the first specified gene or -1
if not found.
Check if index is in range [0-length]
.
to be checked.
true
if index is in range and false
otherwise.
Returns an iterator which contains the indexes of the genes.
iterable iterator of numbers.
Last index of the specified gene in the genotype. The genotype is visited in reverse order.
that we are searching.
from which index to start, by default is the last index.
Returns the length of the genotype.
length of the genotype.
Creates a new genotype with the result of the execution of the specified callback for each element.
called for each gene.
Reverses the genotype.
Sets the gene at specified index to the specified value.
index of the gene to be set.
new value of the gene.
Sets the genotype to the specified genotype.
new genotype.
Sets the individual range.
that we want to set,
if it is undefined
it is set with
the default range.
Test if some gene validates the condition specified by the callback.
that specifies condition.
true
if some gene validates condition or
false
otherwise.
Converts the individual to string.
string that represents individual.
Returns an iterator that contains each gene in the genotype.
iterable iterator that contains each gene.
Default range of the numeric individual, it is a range between the numeric representation limits.
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Numeric individual
Numeric individual represents an individual with a numeric genotype, situated in a range.


Coffee is definitely the solution to all my morning woes. Cake is probably the solution to ALL my woes.
At least many of them! So I figured out that the best way to deal with life and its woes is to make a coffee cake. Not just any cake but a very rich, intensely coffee-ish cake. This Mocha Mud cake has been topped with Coffee Buttercream and drizzled with Mocha sauce.
COFFEE LOVERS CAKE
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It’s Halloween tomorrow and I am just not guilty for making a creepy looking something. But everyone seems to be enjoying it and coming up with both scary and cute creations. I cannot make a single spooky
treat to save my life and since I was feeling quite left out, I thought this cake was somewhat more apt to share at this time than my floral creations.  No? Great! That was not my intention anyway. But the taste will. It is so freaking good!
treat to save my life and since I was feeling quite left out, I thought this cake was somewhat more apt to share at this time than my floral creations.  No? Great! That was not my intention anyway. But the taste will. It is so freaking good!
Pour chocolate mixture into a large bowl. Add sugar and egg, and use a wire balloon whisk to whisk
until well combined. Sift flours over chocolate mixture and stir with the whisk until well combined.
Pour into prepared pan. Bake in preheated oven for 1 1/4 hours or until crumbs cling to a skewer inserted
into the centre of the cake (cover with non-stick baking paper halfway through cooking if it browns too quickly). Remove from oven and set aside to cool to room temperature.
until well combined. Sift flours over chocolate mixture and stir with the whisk until well combined.
Pour into prepared pan. Bake in preheated oven for 1 1/4 hours or until crumbs cling to a skewer inserted
into the centre of the cake (cover with non-stick baking paper halfway through cooking if it browns too quickly). Remove from oven and set aside to cool to room temperature.
Mocha Mud cake
Makes a 6 inch round cake
Makes a 6 inch round cake
- 250g butter, chopped
- 200 g good-quality dark
chocolate, coarsely chopped - 11/4 cup freshly brewed
strong coffee (or 1 tbsp
instant coffee powder
dissolved 11/4 cup warm
water)
- 11/4 cup castor sugar
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the strength of the coffee
you are using) - 2 eggs, lightly whisked
- 1 cup self-raising flour
- 1 cup plain flour


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<script language="C#" runat="server">
void Application_Error(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
//get reference to the source of the exception chain
Exception ex = Server.GetLastError().GetBaseException();
// log the details of the exception and page state to the
// event log.
EventLog.WriteEntry("My Web Application",
"MESSAGE: " + ex.Message +
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}
</script>
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Section 1. Full Faith and Credit shall be given in each State to the public Acts, Records, and judicial Proceedings of every other State. And the Congress may by general Laws prescribe the Manner in which such Acts, Records and Proceedings shall be proved, and the Effect thereof.
Law Journals and Reviews
Re-Evaluating the Limits of the Full Faith and Credit Clause After Baker v. General Motors Corporation. 21 UH L. Rev. 747.
Love and Let Love: Same-Sex Marriage, Past, Present, and Future, and the Constitutionality of DOMA. 22 UH L. Rev. 185.
Case Notes
Divorce decrees of foreign countries. 4 U.S.D.C. Haw. 563; 252 F. Supp. 313.
This clause inapplicable to mere commencement of action in another jurisdiction. 14 H. 80.
Divorce. 24 H. 239.
Finality of the judgment, whether a requisite. 40 H. 397.
Hawaii has as much leeway to depart from foreign judgment as does state rendering it. 41 H. 246; 49 H. 273, 291, 414 P.2d 925.
Inapplicable to right to practice law. 44 H. 26, 30, 352 P.2d 607; 44 H. 597, 598, 358 P.2d 709.
Applicability of clause to foreign custody decrees. 49 H. 20, 407 P.2d 885.
A divorce decree in case when defendant did not appear in person but was represented by counsel who made general appearance is entitled to full faith and credit. 51 H. 173, 454 P.2d 122.
Basic considerations in sustaining foreign court's assumption of personal jurisdiction over nonresident and according full faith and credit to its judgment. 59 H. 272, 580 P.2d 66.
Divorce proceedings. 1 H. App. 496, 621 P.2d 387.
Where it was undisputed that California superior court had in personam jurisdiction over husband and wife at the time the court issued the divorce decree, the divorce decree was entitled to full faith and credit. 119 H. 212 (App.), 194 P.3d 1174.


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calculates a PPI that corrects for range-effects due to partial beam overlap with the layer of migration (overshooting) at larger distances from the radar
integrate_to_ppi(pvol, vp, nx = 100, ny = 100, xlim, ylim, zlim = c(0, 4000), res, quantity = "eta", param = "DBZH", lat, lon, antenna, beam_angle = 1, crs, param_ppi = c("vir", "vid", "correction_factor", "overlap", "eta_sum", "eta_sum_expected"), k = 4/3, re = 6378, rp = 6357)
| pvol | a polar volume of class pvol |
|---|---|
| vp | a vertical profile of class vp |
| nx | number of raster pixels in the x (longitude) dimension |
| ny | number of raster pixels in the y (latitude) dimension |
| xlim | x (longitude) range |
| ylim | y (latitude) range |
| zlim | altitude range in meter, given as a numeric vector of length two. |
| res | numeric vector of length 1 or 2 to set the resolution of the raster (see res).
If this argument is used, arguments |
| quantity | profile quantity on which to base range corrections, 'eta' or 'dens'. |
| param | reflectivity factor scan parameter on which to base range corrections.
Typically the same parameter from which animal densities are estimated for object |
| lat | Geodetic latitude of the radar in degrees. If missing taken from |
| lon | Geodetic latitude of the radar in degrees. If missing taken from |
| antenna | radar antenna height. If missing taken from |
| beam_angle | numeric. Beam opening angle in degrees, typically the angle between the half-power (-3 dB) points of the main lobe |
| crs | character or object of class CRS. PROJ.4 type description of a Coordinate Reference System (map projection). When 'NA' (default), an azimuthal equidistant projection with origin at the radar location is used. To use a WSG84 (lat,lon) projection, use crs="+proj=longlat +datum=WGS84" |
| param_ppi | one or multiple of 'vir', 'vid', 'correction_factor', 'overlap', 'eta_sum', 'eta_sum_expected' |
| k | Standard refraction coefficient. |
| re | Earth equatorial radius in km. |
| rp | Earth polar radius in km. |
An object of class 'ppi'.
TODO: DETAILS TO BE WRITTEN
If one of lat
or lon
is missing, the extent of the PPI is take equal to
the extent of the data in the first scan of the polar volume.
Overlap between vertical profile and vertical radiation profile is calculated using beam_profile and stored as quantity 'overlap'.
scans at 90 degree beam elevation (birdbath scans) are ignored.
# locate example polar volume file: pvolfile <- system.file("extdata", "volume.h5", package = "bioRad") # load polar volume example_pvol <- read_pvolfile(pvolfile) # load the corresponding vertical profile for this polar volume data(example_vp) # calculate the range-corrected ppi on a 100x100 pixel raster my_ppi <- integrate_to_ppi(example_pvol, example_vp, nx = 100, ny = 100) # plot the vertically integrated reflectivity (vir) using a 0-2000 cm^2/km^2 color scale: plot(my_ppi, zlim = c(0, 2000))# calculate the range-corrected ppi on finer 1000m x 1000m pixel raster: my_ppi <- integrate_to_ppi(example_pvol, example_vp, res = 1000) # plot the vertically integrated density (vid) using a 0-200 birds/km^2 color scale: plot(my_ppi, param = "vid", zlim = c(0, 200))# download a basemap, and map the ppi: if (FALSE) { bm <- download_basemap(my_ppi) map(my_ppi, bm) } # calculate the range-corrected ppi on an even finer 500m x 500m pixel raster, # cropping the area up to 50000 meter from the radar. my_ppi <- integrate_to_ppi(example_pvol, example_vp, res = 500, xlim = c(-50000, 50000), ylim = c(-50000, 50000) ) plot(my_ppi, param = "vid", zlim = c(0, 200))


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Ryne Sandberg named manager of Iowa Cubs author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 1617 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=1617 date: '2009-12-07 19:17:03 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-12-08 01:17:03 +0000' categories: - Management - Minor Leagues tags: - Iowa Cubs - Lou Piniella - Ryne Sandberg - Milton Bradley - Joe Girardi - Iowa comments: - id: 1040 author: Andy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://ivyenvy.com date: '2009-12-07 22:22:57 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-12-08 04:22:57 +0000' content: I'd rather have Joe Morgan. - id: 1041 author: Kurt author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http:// date: '2009-12-08 09:58:31 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-12-08 15:58:31 +0000' content: "I've heard Allan Trammell's name dropped in articles. It would be short lived because he's probably the next Tiger manager after Jim Leyland since he is their Ryno. A year or two of Trammell would give Ryno a little more time in Iowa.\r\n\r\nAs for Girardi. Check out this article.\r\nhttp://sports.espn.go.com/chicago/columns/story?columnist=greenberg_jon&id=4617874" - id: 1042 author: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http:// date: '2009-12-08 13:12:31 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-12-08 19:12:31 +0000' content: Let me throw another scenario out there that might be a little more likely. Ryne Sandberg or Bob Brenly? - id: 1046 author: Robbie author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2009-12-14 16:51:44 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-12-14 22:51:44 +0000' content: "hey there, long time reader, first time caller! :-)\r\n\r\ni would probably prefer girardi because of the big league experience. i thought he was a better fit than piniella was but have been pleasantly surprised by sweet lou. but girardi's success in florida and new york would make him the best choice. \r\n\r\nhowever, having missed out on that boat, i think sandberg might be the better choice long term. with it being his first big league gig, if he is able to be successful, it might be the type of hiring that could last for a decade or more. with girardi already an established coach, this would be his 3rd stop and i wouldn't see him having any more dedication to the cubs job than anyone else.\r\n\r\nwith the cubs finally getting away from the tribune company, hopefully they can really set up a true winning environment and have sanberg be the long term coach. that would be the kind of stability and success the franchise needs." - id: 1056 author: Andy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://ivyenvy.com date: '2009-12-19 08:23:23 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-12-19 14:23:23 +0000' content: I agree with you, Robbie. Although I wouldn't cry myself to sleep if Girardi was hired either. ---
Though the only news I'd really like to hear from the Cubs right now would be a trade sending Milton Bradley out of town, I was happy to hear that Ryne Sandberg will be managing the Iowa Cubs next year. Des Moines is only about 2 1/2 hours from Ivy Envy headquarters and I expect to make at least a few trips to watch the Iowa Cubs play.
After moving up a class in the minor league system every year, it would appear as though the Cubs are grooming Sandberg to take over for Piniella at the end of this year. However, it seems like at least a possibility that Piniella will return to the Cubs after his current contract expires.
So, those of you that have not been able to pry yourself away from the Cubs and are out wandering the Cubs blogosphere, let me pose a question to you. It's completely hypothetical, but I'm interested to hear what you people think. Or I'm at least curious if anyone is reading about the Cubs in December. Would you rather have Ryne Sandberg or Joe Girardi managing the Cubs in 2011?


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| Pantheios Back-End Low-level Initialisation Codes | |
| Status codes for use by the implementors of back-ends. | |
| Pantheios Front-End Low-level Initialisation Codes | |
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| #define | PANTHEIOS_INIT_RC_SUCCESS (0) |
| Specifies that the operation completed successfully. | |
| #define | PANTHEIOS_INIT_RC_OUT_OF_MEMORY (-1) |
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| #define | PANTHEIOS_INIT_RC_UNSPECIFIED_EXCEPTION (-2) |
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| #define | PANTHEIOS_INIT_RC_UNSPECIFIED_FAILURE (-4) |
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| #define | PANTHEIOS_INIT_RC_NOT_IMPLEMENTED (-5) |
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| #define | PANTHEIOS_INIT_RC_CANNOT_CREATE_TSS_INDEX (-6) |
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| #define | PANTHEIOS_INIT_RC_CANNOT_CREATE_THREAD (-7) |
| Specifies that the operation failed because a thread could not be created. |
| #define PANTHEIOS_INIT_RC_CANNOT_CREATE_THREAD (-7) |
Specifies that the operation failed because a thread could not be created.
| #define PANTHEIOS_INIT_RC_CANNOT_CREATE_TSS_INDEX (-6) |
Specifies that the operation failed because a Thread-Specific Storage key could not be created.
| #define PANTHEIOS_INIT_RC_NOT_IMPLEMENTED (-5) |
Specifies that the operation failed because it is not implemented.
| #define PANTHEIOS_INIT_RC_OUT_OF_MEMORY (-1) |
Specifies that the operation failed due to memory exhaustion.
| #define PANTHEIOS_INIT_RC_SUCCESS (0) |
Specifies that the operation completed successfully.
| #define PANTHEIOS_INIT_RC_UNKNOWN_FAILURE (-3) |
Specifies that the operation failed because a bespoke, non-standard-derived, exception was thrown; this may indicate a design failure.
| #define PANTHEIOS_INIT_RC_UNSPECIFIED_EXCEPTION (-2) |
Specifies that the operation failed because a general, standard-derived, exception was thrown.
| #define PANTHEIOS_INIT_RC_UNSPECIFIED_FAILURE (-4) |
Specifies that the operation failed in an unspecified manner.
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also
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of
another
superstition
of
that
time
that
of
the
Man
of
the
Book
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some
shelf
in
some
hexagon
men
reasoned
there
must
exist
a
book
which
is
the
formula
and
perfect
compendium
of
all
the
rest
some
librarian
has
gone
through
it
and
he
is
analogous
to
a
god
In
the
language
of
this
zone
vestiges
of
this
remote
functionary
s
cult
still
persist
Many
wandered
in
search
of
Him
For
a
century
they
have
exhausted
in
vain
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most
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areas
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could
one
locate
the
venerated
and
secret
hexagon
which
housed
Him
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proposed
a
regressive
method
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locate
book
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first
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position
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book
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so
on
to
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adventures
such
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and
wasted
my
years
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does
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seem
unlikely
to
me
that
there
is
a
total
book
on
some
shelf
of
the
universe
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pray
to
the
unknown
gods
that
a
man
just
one,
even
though
it
were
thousands
of
years
ago
may
have
examined
and
read
it
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honor
and
wisdom
and
happiness
are
not
for
me
let
them
be
for
others
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heaven
exist
though
my
place
be
in
hell
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me
be
outraged
and
annihilated
but
for
one
instant
in
one
being
let
Your
enormous
Library
be
justified
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impious
maintain
that
nonsense
is
normal
in
the
Library
and
that
the
reasonable
and
even
humble
and
pure
coherence
is
an
almost
miraculous
exception
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speak
I
know
of
the
feverish
Library
whose
chance
volumes
are
constantly
in
danger
of
changing
into
others
and
affirm
negate
and
confuse
everything
like
a
delirious
divinity
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words
which
not
only
denounce
the
disorder
but
exemplify
it
as
well
notoriously
prove
their
authors
abominable
taste
and
desperate
ignorance
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truth
the
Library
includes
all
verbal
structures
all
variations
permitted
by
the
twenty
five
orthographical
symbols
but
not
a
single
example
of
absolute
nonsense
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is
useless
to
observe
that
the
best
volume
of
the
many
hexagons
under
my
administration
is
entitled
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Thunderclap
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The
Plaster
Cramp
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another
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phrases
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first
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no
doubt
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justified
in
a
cryptographical
or
allegorical
manner
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a
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in
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'He will be relentless in his pursuit of excellence and expects all around him to be the same.'
by Online EditorsNew Wallaby coach Dave Rennie will be no pushover for the people who appointed the Kiwi, warns one of the men who knows him best.
Australian rugby has already been torn apart by a rift between its head coach and chief executive.
The departed Michael Cheika and Rugby Australia’s chief executive Raelene Castle fell out before and during the World Cup in Japan.
Rennie, who won two Super Rugby titles at the Chiefs, has been appointed by Castle’s administration to turn the Wallabies around.
New Zealand coaching legend Wayne Smith was Rennie’s assistant and mentor at the Chiefs, and says he is a very loyal but direct man.
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“He’s prepared to put himself in the gun sights of those above him to fight for what he thinks is right,” Smith told the Sun-Herald.
Smith, an assistant to two of the All Blacks’ World Cup winning coaches, expects Australia to become an attack orientated side under Rennie.
He described him as “relentless, unwavering, loyal.”
“He’ll take no prisoners, ” Smith said.
“He will be relentless in his pursuit of excellence and expects all around him to be the same.
“Rens expects loyalty and trust then gives it back in spades.
“He is unwavering in his commitment to attack. Players will have to lose their conservative ideas and be open to myriad possibilities of how to use the ball in a positive and logical way.
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Smith also believes Rennie’s Rarotongan heritage will play a significant part in his approach.
“Rens will want the team to connect with their past and the community, to show gratitude, to build their grit and resilience,” Smith says.
“He understands the need for huge personal meaning as part of a winning mindset…he is a supporter of diversity and he stands up for his people and program if he thinks it’s right.”
The Sun-Herald also quotes former All Black pivot Andrew Mehrtens saying: “You don’t find anyone in New Zealand who says a bad word about him.
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“He’s coached alongside the man I’ve probably got the most respect for in rugby, Wayne Smith, and Smithy can’t speak more highly of the guy.”
And former All Black No. 8 Murray Mexted described Rennie as “a great appointment for Australian rugby”.
This article first appeared on nzherald.co.nz and is republished with permission.
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First, you'll need to load a dataset.
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Next, load a translation.
(If you're going to compute a pushforward, the dataset above should live on the source; if you're going to compute a pullback, the dataset above should live on the target.)
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