In August 2014, shortly after my sister returned from working and trekking in India and Nepal, we caught up at a family party and, along with Wendy, hatched a plan to (optimistically) Climb Mt. Aspiring at the beginning of Summer.
Over the next few months plans became more concrete, Wendy took a contract in the Middle East, and before we knew it Brittany and I were days away from meeting up in Queenstown to begin 10 days in the mountains. Our plans were to spend a few days teaching Brittany to be safe on snow, ice and rope, a day climbing Mt. Aspiring, a couple of days walking out and to have a few extra days up our sleeve in case of bad weather.
29 December
Fly into Queenstown to meet Brittany, who arrived yesterday. Flight delayed nearly two hours.
See Brittany. Visit outdoor stores for last minute gear (gas and nalgene). Way too much gear. How to make this work?
With 10 days food and lots of gear (rock protection, snow protection, warm weather gear, wet weather gear, cold weather gear to the hilt, …) it’s obvious we don’t want to be walking in.
30 November
Bus to Wanaka. Arrived slightly early, pick up Brittany’s hire boots from Adventure Consultants, stashed in a hiding hole, along with a tarp to wrap our bags in for them to look after, because they’re closed on Sundays.
The boots fit well. So far so good.
Phone bus to arrange transport to the helicopter hanger. Bus isn’t running today because “the driver is at the races”. Bugger. Go to DOC (Department of Conservation), ask about other buses. The only other company doesn’t answer. Call helo company anyway and come up with a plan with their help - taxi to their hanger and a shared flight at 3pm.
Buy hut tickets (I should really join NZAC) and food and repack, somewhat better this time. Guy Cotter (owner of Adventure Consultants) drops by while we’re waiting for our taxi at his office and asks us what we’re doing. We help him unload pot plants and make friends.
$70 cab ride to hanger, the other party hasn’t yet arrived but we’re early. Eventually the other party is late. Then cancelled. Bugger.
The pilot offers us a lift into town and back out in the morning to save another pair of cab fees, thankfully.
1 December
Arrived at the hanger and the other party was all waiting already - We’re not being stood up this time!
Fly into Bonar Glacier, Brittany gets the front seat. Great flying in although my fingers freeze while gearing up in the shade and Chris gets cranky.
The walk in to Colin Todd Hut exhausts Brittany, but at least we’re one of the first groups in so we get a bed. The hut very quickly fills up, with ours being the first of at least half a dozen flights that day due to two fine days after weeks of bad weather. People continue to flow in and people start begging to squeeze in, setting up tents, scoping out floor space and digging snow caves.
There’s a remarkable amount of snow for this time of year. We head out to the Isa Glacier for some walking and self arrest lessons.
It’s a fun, friendly (and small) hut and we have a very early night, with lots of people in bed before 9pm to go up Aspiring early the next morning.
We pore through the guidebook and decide on Rolling Pin, a Grade II/2, which a few people climbed today and were thrilled about.
Also, it turns out there aren’t stoves here and I’m now somewhat worried about how long my single gas canister will last. Dinner is chewy brown rice and crunchy split peas.
2 December
Sleep in until 8, manage to wake Brittany and start getting ready for the climb.
We breakfast on muesli (cold, conserving gas). A French guide and his partner are heading out and offer us extra gas. Thank God!
The climb starts common with Mt. Aspiring, walking up Shipowner Ridge. It’s pretty hard work and there are a few rests along the way. After making it to the top of the ridge we traverse the col to the West to the start of Rolling Pin. An easy first couple of ridges lead to a very scary looking steep face. “Oh well, we’ll see how far we get”, I think.
The first pitches are easy, with some cool views over long steep faces and crevassed glacier.
The steep pitch doesn’t look quite so steep once we’re at it so I give it a whirl. A large rock at the halfway point makes a good point to aim for to reassess whether I want to continue. I get to the rock and decide I should probably place some pro (run out about 30m above the belay). Lucky I do because the last half is a bit less solid and my feet slip a few times (but don’t fall). Somewhat concerned about the downclimb but it’s not terrible. We get to the ridge and have lots of rocks to greet us on the far side - excellent, we can rap down!
An exposed, sharp ridge line for the final pitch gets us to the summit. Woo!
We return the way we came, with big clouds blowing in. Brittany leads the down pitches and me the traverses. I lower Brittany down the steep ice face, backed up to a dodgy rock, then hesitatingly rap off the rock. Apparently I survive and we short rope the rest of the way down. We barely avoid a white out as the mountain disappears above us almost as soon as we’re back on the glacier.
Back to the hut for celebratory water and chatting with everyone else about their day (only about 4 of about 20 people reached the summit).
Tomorrow will likely be good weather in the morning and terrible in the afternoon. Eyeing off Mainroyal in the guidebook, II/1, plan to leave at 7pm to be back by lunch time and well and truly before the weather comes in.
3 December
Leave at 7 for Mainroyal and turn back after crossing the ridge to the Dipso Glacier and being met with heavy snow. Return to the hut as the Aussie group of 3 we flew in with are leaving, at 9.30.
An hour or so later an AC group of 2 guides and 2 clients returns from the walk out - An older doctor found the Bonar too tough to walk up so they’re joining us to wait out a couple of days of bad weather in the hut.
Chat a bit to Jono through the afternoon about my trip in February and all sorts of things. He and Gabe are pretty fun. Spend most of the day reading.
4 December
Wake to heavy rain and wind. Sit in on the AC prussiking, rope and knots lessons. I help out while Brittany learns. They feed me coffee (!!!!), the doctor makes fun of the “Isagenix cult”, and we chat about climbing. The afternoon is a navigation lesson.
5 December
Up at 4am to greet good weather and head to French Ridge Hut. We leave Colin Todd around 5.50 and the five hour walk takes about seven and a half hours.
 Mega blisters for me and sore neck for her make the rest of the walk pretty angsty. We make up over a rolled ankle a few hundred metres from the hut and Chris to the rescue. It’s obvious we’re not going any further today so we settle in (heavy rain and gales forecast for the next two days).
6 December
Cooking, tea, puzzles, card games and teaching Brittany hut-bound crevasse rescue and hauling systems.
In the afternoon I open the door of the hut to be surprised by a guy standing there in his undies. Apparently the walk up was warm. An interesting ex-vegetarian in his mid-twenties studying IT from Chicago, the three of us chat through the afternoon and, after the forecast, decide to head back down together early the next morning.
7 December
Snooze alarm
Snooze alarm
Snooze alarm
Tell Alex we’ve decided we’re too tired today and sleep for a few extra hours. 90 minutes after he leaves a heavy downpour starts and doesn’t stop until evening. We seem to have made the right decision (although we bump into him in Wanaka a few days later and he tells us he made it out without getting wet).
More reading, card games and haul systems.
8 December
We awake to a perfect day and a surprisingly-tough 7.5km down French Ridge. That’s 7.5km horizontal. And, I guess, about 2km vertical. Very steep going and it’s mid-afternoon by the time we get into Aspiring Hut. The hut warden kindly books a bus back to Wanaka for us (and gets lightly reprimanded for it).
A few group in the hut who have walked in from Raspberry Flats. One guy has nausea, vomiting, fever and stopped sweating during the day. After we convince him to take rehydration salts and get some water bottles around him to cool him Brittany and I discuss weather it’s heat exhaustion or heat stroke. The strange ways we entertain ourselves…
9 December
Any easy, flat, fast and beautiful stroll out to Raspberry Flats and we’re checking into a backpackers’, anxiously awaiting a shower, by lunch time.


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Namespace for methods that add validtion styling to field elements
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HTML is acronym of Hyper Text Markup Language. It is a standard markup language that is used for creating content and structure of a webpage
Most of HTML elements have opening tag and closing tag.
Opening tag looks like <tag name> and closing tag looks like </tag name>. Some tags such as img, input, br, hr, meta, etc are self closing tag which means they don't need
closing tag.
Below is a visualization of an HTML page structure (source from w3school website):
The <!DOCTYPE html> is showing the document type to help browsers to display web pages correctly. It only appear once, at the top of the document. The "head" section is not shown on the browser and it contains meta information about the document. Only the contents in the "body" section is shown on the browser.
Meta tag contains information of the page such as title, author, description, keywords, etc.
Some of Meta data:
To describe information on document efficiently, using tags that has right meaning of what you want to display is necessary. The following is a list of some of the semantic elements:
| article | main body contents |
| aside | For text that is somewhat not relate closly with main content, such as advertisment. |
| details | To declare information that is not displayed on screen |
| figure | To declare some additional elements like image or diagram |
| footer | To show overall information of the website or document at the bottom of the page or screen |
| header | To show overall information of the website or document at the top of the page or screen |
| main | To declare the most focused and main content of the body |
| mark | To declare character that displays reference or hightlight |
| nav | To declare navigation bar for the website |
| section | To declare some sections or parts of the document (More Reference) |
| time | To declare time |
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
This make width of the document to the width of the device by scaling in 1.0. So the screen size will automatically optimize for the device the user
is using.
Basically, this is everything about HTML.
However, it is ugly with just this HTML document alone.
This is where CSS comes in play.


public class LocationClone
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
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LocationClone(PhysicsToGo pluginInstance,
org.bukkit.Location location)
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org.bukkit.Location |
asBukkitLocation()
Obtains a bukkit location from the clone.
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double |
distance(org.bukkit.Location location)
Calculates the distance between the two locations.
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double |
getPitch()
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java.lang.String |
getWorldName()
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double |
getX()
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double |
getY()
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double |
getYaw()
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double |
getZ()
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boolean |
isIdentical(org.bukkit.Location location)
Gets if location is the same as the passed.
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void |
setPitch(double pitch)
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void |
setWorldName(java.lang.String worldName)
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void |
setX(double x)
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void |
setY(double y)
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void |
setYaw(double yaw)
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void |
setZ(double z)
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public LocationClone(PhysicsToGo pluginInstance, org.bukkit.Location location)
public boolean isIdentical(org.bukkit.Location location)
location
- Location to check.public double distance(org.bukkit.Location location)
location
- The location to calculate with.public org.bukkit.Location asBukkitLocation()
public double getX()
public void setX(double x)
public double getY()
public void setY(double y)
public double getZ()
public void setZ(double z)
public double getYaw()
public void setYaw(double yaw)
public double getPitch()
public void setPitch(double pitch)
public java.lang.String getWorldName()
public void setWorldName(java.lang.String worldName)


How to contribute
Third-party patches are essential for extending solaris_providers. We simply can't match the complexity of all the possible configurations and uses of Solaris. We want to keep it as easy as possible to contribute changes that get things working in your environment. There are a few guidelines that we need contributors to follow so that we can have a chance of keeping on top of things.
Solaris 10 vs Solaris 11 and Solaris 12
This module is targeted at Solaris 11 and Solaris 12. Changes may be accepted for Solaris 10 as long as proper constraints are present.
Getting Started
- Fork the repository on GitHub
Making Changes
- Create a topic branch from where you want to base your work.
- This is usually the master branch.
- Use the default branch. Currently 1.2.x
- Only target release branches if you are certain your fix must be on that branch.
- To quickly create a topic branch based on master;
git checkout -b fix/master/my_contribution master
. Please avoid working directly on themaster
branch.
- Make commits of logical units.
- Check for unnecessary whitespace with
git diff --check
before committing. - Make sure your commit messages are in the proper format.
(ISSUE) breif summary
OR
<Oracle Bug Number> breif summary
Without this patch applied the example commit message in the CONTRIBUTING
document is not a concrete example. This is a problem because the
contributor is left to imagine what the commit message should look like
based on a description rather than an example. This patch fixes the
problem by making the example concrete and imperative.
The first line is a real life imperative statement with a ticket number
from our issue tracker or an Oracle bug number. The body describes the
behavior without the patch, why this is a problem, and how the patch fixes
the problem when applied.
- Make sure you have added the necessary tests for your changes.
- See: Testing
- Run all the tests to assure nothing else was accidentally broken.
- Pull requests will not be accepted if they fail test evaluation in
Travis-CI
- Travis configuration is included in the repository.
- Enable travis to get automatic testing on your own commits.
Making Trivial Changes
Documentation
For changes of a trivial nature to comments and documentation, it is not always necessary to create a new ticket in Jira. In this case, it is appropriate to start the first line of a commit with '(doc)' instead of a ticket number.
(doc) Add documentation commit example to CONTRIBUTING
There is no example for contributing a documentation commit
to the puppet-solaris_providers repository. This is a problem because
the contributor is left to assume how a commit of this nature may appear.
The first line is a real life imperative statement with '(doc)' in
place of what would have been the ticket number in a
non-documentation related commit. The body describes the nature of
the new documentation or comments added.
Submitting Changes
Sign the The Oracle Contributor Agreement (OCA).
- For pull requests to be accepted into the repo, the bottom of your commit message must have the following line using your name and e-mail address as it appears in the OCA Signatories list.
Signed-off-by: Your Name<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This can be automatically added to pull requests by committing with:
git commit --signoff
Only pull requests from committers that can be verified as having signed the OCA can be accepted.
- Push your changes to a topic branch in your fork of the repository.
- Submit a pull request to the repository in the oracle organization.
- The Configuration Management Team will review the pull request.
- After feedback has been given we expect responses within two weeks. After two weeks we may close the pull request if it isn't showing any activity.
Additional Resources
This page mostly taken from the Puppet contributing page.


The Entity Component System library for modern HTML5 games - Easy to use and dependency free.
3.80kb minified
OOP & Procedural methods
0 external libraries used
Type defintions provided
Documentation for every method
You first write your data structures (in ECS terms called components)
const PositionComponent = { name: "position", state: { x: 0, y: 0 } } ECS.addComponent(PositionComponent)
const MassComponent = { name: "mass", state: { mass: 1.5, velocityX: 0, velocityY: 0 } } ECS.addComponent(MassComponent)
You then write your processors that will handle the logic
const GravityProcessor = {
name: "gravity_processor",
required: ["position", "mass"],
update(entity, components, processor) {
const [position, mass] = components
const gravity = 2
const result = mass.state.mass * gravity
mass.state.velocityY += result
position.state.y += mass.state.velocityY
}
}
ECS.addProcessor(GravityProcessor)
With the added components and processors we can now compose entities
const Player = ECS.createEntity("Player", ["position", "mass"], ["gravity_processor"])
ECS.addEntity(player)
You now call the libraries update method and watch you entities do fancy things
const gameloop = () => {
// this is your game loop
// input ...
ECS.update()
// render ...
requestAnimationFrame()
}
gameloop()
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Jackie Chan's trip to Vietnam cancelled over China sea row
HANOI: Martial-arts film star Jackie Chan's planned visit to Vietnam for a charity has been cancelled following an online backlash related to Beijing's expansive claims in the disputed South China Sea.
The Hong Kong-born actor was set to visit Hanoi on Nov 10 to support Operation Smile, a charity that gives free surgery to children with facial disfigurements.
But the plans were scrapped after thousands of angry Facebook users flooded the charity's official page when his visit was announced last week.
Some of their comments claimed Chan had spoken in support of China's so-called nine-dash line - its historic justification for its territorial claims in the resource-rich sea.
However, Chan has not explicitly expressed public support for the controversial maritime assertion.
READ: Abominable film won't be screened in Malaysia over South China Sea map
Vietnam, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Brunei all have competing claims in the waterway that overlap with China's - long a source of tension in the region.
Issuing a mea culpa Friday (Nov 8) for failing "to predict the reaction" of the Vietnamese public, the charity asserted that their work is "non-political".
"We are very sorry ... Operation Smile will not organise any activities with (Chan's) involvement" in Vietnam, they said.
Vietnam is one of Beijing's most vocal critics over the flashpoint South China Sea issue.
The foreign ministry on Thursday repeated its usual proclamation on the sea, citing the country's "full legal basis and true evidence to affirm Vietnam's sovereignty", deputy spokesperson Ngo Toan Thang told AFP.
Chan has in the past been accused of siding with China over Hong Kong's democracy protests after calling the unrest in his hometown "sad and depressing".
The comment sparked ire in Hong Kong but was warmly received by many in China where he has a massive fan base.
Earlier this month Hanoi pulled the DreamWorks film Abominable from theatres over a scene featuring a map showing the nine-dash line.
Beijing claims the majority of the South China Sea through the vague delineation, which is based on maps from the 1940s as the then-Republic of China snapped up islands from Japanese control.
READ: Vietnam mulls legal action over South China Sea dispute
Abominable is not being shown in Malaysia either after its distributor refused to cut the offending scene, while the Philippines also filed complaints.
The US this week accused Beijing of intimidating smaller countries in the South China Sea, a key global fishing route.
China has built military installations and manmade islands in the area, and for several weeks earlier this year sent a survey ship to waters claimed by Vietnam.


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Devils host the Bruins following overtime victory
by The Associated PressBoston Bruins (12-3-5, first in the Atlantic Division) vs. New Jersey Devils (7-8-4, seventh in the Metropolitan Division)
Newark, New Jersey; Tuesday, 7 p.m. EST
BOTTOM LINE: New Jersey hosts the Boston Bruins after the Devils knocked off Montreal 4-3 in overtime.
The Devils are 4-5-2 against Eastern Conference opponents. New Jersey has scored 10 power-play goals, converting on 14.3% of chances.
The Bruins are 6-2-5 in Eastern Conference play. Boston is eighth in the league recording 9 points per game, averaging 3.5 goals and 5.6 assists.
In their last matchup on Oct. 12, Boston won 3-0. Brad Marchand recorded a team-high 2 points for the Bruins.
TOP PERFORMERS: Taylor Hall has recorded 17 total points while scoring two goals and collecting 15 assists for the Devils. Kyle Palmieri has totaled 8 points over the last 10 games for New Jersey.
David Pastrnak leads the Bruins with 17 goals and has recorded 32 points. Marchand has recorded nine assists over the last 10 games for Boston.
LAST 10 GAMES: Bruins: 5-2-3, averaging 4.1 goals, 6.3 assists, 4.3 penalties and 11.8 penalty minutes while giving up 2.9 goals per game with a .909 save percentage.
Devils: 5-3-2, averaging 2.7 goals, 4.7 assists, 3.6 penalties and 8.3 penalty minutes while giving up 3.1 goals per game with a .901 save percentage.
Devils Injuries: Kevin Rooney: out (upper body).
Bruins Injuries: None listed.
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The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar.


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WITNESS LIST Criminal Justice Committee March 13, 2002 -10:00A Interim Charge 1 ON: Bramblett, Mary Anne District Judge (Judicial Advisory Council to TDCJ), El Paso, TX Cagle, Shaine (Self), Dallas, TX Creuzot, John State District Judge (CJAD), Dallas, TX Fabelo, Dr. Tony Executive Director (Criminal Justice Policy Council), Austin, TX Fenner, Susan (TIFA), Austin, TX Frasier, Malori (Self), Austin, TX Halliburton, Jeff (Self) Iles, Leighton Director (Fort Bend County CSCD), Rosenberg, TX Jackson, Larry (TIFA), Katy, TX Johnson, Gary Executive Director (Texas Department of Criminal Justice), Huntsville, TX Keenan, Barry (Texas Campaign for Common Sense), Austin, TX Nagy, Dr. Geraldine Deputy Director (TDCJ-CJAD), Austin, TX Rayfield, Penny (C-Cubed Institute), Austin, TX Roper, Helga (Self), Austin, TX Sligar, Leighaa (Self), Irving, TX Sligar, Vera (Dee) (Self), Irving, TX Walker, Lynn (Self), Midland, TX White, Bonita Division Director (TDCJ-CJAD), Austin, TX Wigmore, Bill Executive Director (Austin Recovery), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: DeLuca, Stuart (TIFA), Austin, TX Grant, Don Director (Born Again Ministries), Austin, TX


Simo works best in the central time zone. He recently fled mountain time zone because he doesn't want bootcamp to start at 8am.
Simo is a United Airlines frequently flyer. This flyer status allows him access to the most luxurious lounges at the Houston Airport. Please see the attached photo of Simo's comfortable workspace.


As an example of non-tabular data, consider the records from one of the earliest statistical projects, Francis Galton’s investigation in the 1880s of the heritability of biological traits. Records of Galton’s collection of data on the heights of adult children and their parents are contained in Galton’s notebook, a portion of which is displayed in Figure 1.
Figure 1: Part of a page from Francis Galton’s notebook.
You can imagine how Galton might have collected these data, going from house to house in London, tacking a yardstick to a wall, and having the various members of the family stand in front of the ruler to measure their heights. A yardstick isn’t a suitable length to measure height from the floor to the head, so perhaps Galton positioned the yardstick at a height of 5 feet above the floor and recorded the number of extra inches above that. So recording a daughter with a height of 9.2 means that her actual height was 5 ft 9.2 inches, or 69.2 inches.
Galton’s notebook is neatly organized, but it’s raw data, not in the kind of tabular form used in statistical calculations.


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which binds to a socket.Declaration
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open class ConclaveSocketConnection: ConclaveStreamConnection
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Responsible for reading bytes from an NSInputStream, parsing them as
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-delimited lines, and parsing each line as a JSON object. Parse results and state changes are emitted onreadSignal
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s.Declaration
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open class LineDelimitedJSONStreamReader: NSObject, StreamDelegate
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NSStreamDelegate specific to NSOutputStreams. Its job is to listen for
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instances sent to itswriteSink
, encoding them to JSON, and writing them to the output stream, with newline (0x0a
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open class LineDelimitedJSONStreamWriter: NSObject, StreamDelegate
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public class DeviceCollection: NSObject, MetricsReportable
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device model which records writeAttribute() in itscurrentState
, acknowledges them, and emits DeviceActions.Declaration
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open class RecordingDeviceModel: DeviceModelable, DeviceBatchActionRequestable, CustomDebugStringConvertible, Hashable, Comparable
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public class AnyWrapped: CustomDebugStringConvertible
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Selector: mdc-select
| Properties | Description |
|---|---|
| id: string | Unique Id of the select (auto generated if not supplied). |
| name: string | Name of the select. |
| placeholder: string | Text shown if no value has been selected. |
| value: any | Sets the selected item by value. |
| autosize: boolean | If true, the width of the select and it's menu are calculated and set appropriately. (Default is false) |
| tabIndex: number | Set the underlying tab index of the select. (Default is 0) |
| floatingLabel: boolean | Whether or not to show or hide a floating placeholder. |
| outlined: boolean | Styles the select as an outlined select. |
| disabled: boolean | Enables/disables the select. |
| Methods | Parameters |
|---|---|
| focus() | Sets focus to the select component. |
| getValue(): string | Returns the value of the currently selected option, or an empty string if no option is selected. |
| getSelectedIndex(): number | Returns the index of the currently selected option. Returns -1 if no option is currently selected. |
| setSelectionByValue(value: any) | Set selection to the passed value. |
| Events | Description |
|---|---|
| valueChange(index: number, value: string) | Event emitted on any value change. |
| selectionChange(source: MdcSelect, index: number, value: string) | Event emitted if user changed the value. |
Meal selection is required
Value: {{ formOne.value | json}}
Value: {{ demoSelectModel.value }}
Index: {{ select.getSelectedIndex() }}
Touched: {{ demoSelectForm.touched }}
Dirty: {{ demoSelectForm.dirty }}
Value: {{ foodControl.value }}
Touched: {{ foodControl.touched }}
Dirty: {{ foodControl.dirty }}


{% extends "page_with_title_and_lede.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% block head_title %}Travel to PyArkansas{% endblock %} {% block heading %}Travel to PyArkansas{% endblock %} {% block body_class %}attend{% endblock %} {% block lede %} {% endblock %} {% block content %} PyArkansas is held at The Ohio Union, the student union for The Ohio State University. The conference space is on the third floor.
John Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH) is approximately 15 mins East of The Ohio Union.
Take Interstate 71 South to the 17th Avenue exit. Off the exit, turn right to head West on 17th Avenue. Follow 17th Avenue until it dead-ends at Summit Street. Turn left at the traffic light and proceed South on Summit Street. At the first traffic light, turn right onto 15th Avenue. Continue West down 15th Avenue to N. High Street and turn left onto N. High Street. The Ohio Union South Parking Garage will be on your right side.
Take Interstate 71 North to the 17th Avenue exit. Off the exit, turn left to head West on 17th Avenue. Follow 17th Avenue until it dead-ends at Summit Street. Turn left at the traffic light and proceed South on Summit Street. At the first traffic light, turn right onto 15th Avenue. Continue West down 15th Avenue to N. High Street and turn left onto N. High Street. The Ohio Union South Parking Garage will be on your right side.
Take Interstate 70 West to Interstate 71 North. Take 71 North to the 17th Avenue exit. Off the exit, turn left to head West on 17th Avenue. Follow 17th Avenue until it dead-ends at Summit Street. Turn left at the traffic light and proceed South on Summit Street. At the first traffic light, turn right onto 15th Avenue. Continue West down 15th Avenue to N. High Street and turn left onto N. High Street. The Ohio Union South Parking Garage will be on your right side.
Take Interstate 70 East to Interstate 71 North. Take 71 North to the 17th Avenue exit. Off the exit, turn left to head West on 17th Avenue. Follow 17th Avenue until it dead-ends at Summit Street. Turn left at the traffic light and proceed South on Summit Street. At the first traffic light, turn right onto 15th Avenue. Continue West down 15th Avenue to N. High Street and turn left onto N. High Street. The Ohio Union South Parking Garage will be on your right side.
Take Interstate 670 West to Interstate 71 North. Take 71 North to the 17th Avenue exit. Off the exit, turn left to head West on 17th Avenue. Follow 17th Avenue until it dead-ends at Summit Street. Turn left at the traffic light and proceed South on Summit Street. At the first traffic light, turn right onto 15th Avenue. Continue West down 15th Avenue to N. High Street and turn left onto N. High Street. The Ohio Union South Parking Garage will be on your right side.
The Ohio Union South Garage is located immediately adjacent to the north side of the building with access from High Street and College Road. This garage offers 800 visitor-only spaces, including accessible parking and main campus disability permit access. A passenger drop-off loop is located off of the 12 Avenue entrance to the Ohio Union.
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I'am Hatem Marzougui I'am 26 years old i had a master degree in electronics and a license in telecommunications After i got my diploma i had some experiences in call centers Now i'am lerning web developement in GoMyCode My goal is to be a web developer I'am enjoying the program I'am intersted with sports and new technologies
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Impress your friends with these tasty lamb Sloppy Joe’s, perfect for a party. If you don't have time to make the crispy lamb's breast garnish you can substitute with crisps.
To make the cure place all the ingredients onto a baking tray and mix them together. Place the lamb breast on the baking tray and rub with the cure, cover with cling film and leave in the fridge for 24 hours.
Pre-heat oven to 130C/260F/Gas Mark ½. Remove the lamb from the fridge and brush off all of the cure. Put it in an ovenproof dish, add the duck fat to cover, and cook in the oven for 3 hours, or until the meat is tender and gives easily when pushed with a spoon. Allow to cool in the fat. When cool enough to handle, pull the meat into strands with your fingers, then store, covered, in the fridge.
For the Sloppy Joe mix, put the mutton in a large frying pan over a medium heat and cook for a few minutes, pouring away any fat as it melts. Add the onions and garlic and cook for 10 minutes, or until the onions are soft. Turn the heat to low, add the remaining ingredients and cook for one hour.
Heat the oil in a deep-fat fryer or in a deep heavy-based saucepan to 180C/350F. (CAUTION: Hot oil can be dangerous; do not leave unattended). Dust a handful of the lamb with flour and fry for 2-3 minutes, or until crisp. Place on kitchen paper to dry, and season with salt and pepper. Remove the pan from the heat.
Toast the brioche buns and fill with the Sloppy Joe mix. Top with the crispy lamb and coriander and serve.


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Classes in org.drip.function.r1tor1solver used by org.drip.function.r1tor1solver Class Description BracketingControlParams BracketingControlParams implements the control parameters for bracketing solutions.BracketingOutput BracketingOutput carries the results of the bracketing initialization.ConvergenceControlParams ConvergenceControlParams holds the fields needed for the controlling the execution of Newton's method.ConvergenceOutput ConvergenceOutput extends the ExecutionInitializationOutput by retaining the starting variate that results from the convergence zone search.ExecutionControl ExecutionControl implements the core fixed point search execution control and customization functionality.ExecutionControlParams ExecutionControlParams holds the parameters needed for controlling the execution of the fixed point finder.ExecutionInitializationOutput ExecutionInitializationOutput holds the output of the root initializer calculation.FixedPointFinder FixedPointFinder is the base abstract class that is implemented by customized invocations, e.g., Newton's method, or any of the bracketing methodologies.FixedPointFinderBracketing FixedPointFinderBracketing customizes the FixedPointFinder for bracketing based fixed point finder functionality.FixedPointFinderOutput FixedPointFinderOutput holds the result of the fixed point search.InitializationHeuristics InitializationHeuristics implements several heuristics used to kick off the fixed point bracketing/search process.


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I have done alot of DXM in the past year or so, I have drank roughly 40+ bottles of robotussin max strength. I 'tripped' all the time, about every two weeks for months. DXM has had deeply profound effects on my mind, body, and personality.
Before I touched this stuff I was operating sane and normal.. but after a few trips I began to notice 'quarks' that took me by surprize. The most troubing is I woke up one day and suddenly I felt stressed by how I walked, and was horrified to find out I truly was walking funny which blew my mind. Shortly after I started hearing wispery voices, in public I heard comments by people in the background that weren't even there. Slowly I became delusional as hell and got the idea somebody was trying to kill me, there was a camera in my room somewhere, and all these people were in on it, yeah. After talking to the wrong person in like no time flat I was in a mental hospitial for a few weeks and it was so embarissing and I was realy upset.
After I left the hospitial I got myself off the nasty meds they slapped me on after tell the doctors to screw themselves. I came back to reality quickly after the hosptial almost totaly but not competely, it seemed I had fried something somehow it wasn't ever going to truly wear off. For whatever reason picked up the robotussin again and used it for months with no noteable further degrading of my sanity.
I stopped doing DXM because I did it so much I totaly lost pleasure from it, and built up a realy high tolerance. It went from being addicitively magicial to feeling like I was posioned and dying leaving me shakey and freaked. I went from loving to being scared of it.
It has been a long time since I have done anything and the effects seem quite perment. 40+ bottles of robotussin later I can't walk totaly normal, I hear things, a range of delusional aniexities and possible heart / health problems, and my launuage / speach has been more than a little degraded comicaly into noises and stoner burn-out gibberous. To sum I screwed myself nicely.
DXM in my opion and expereince is has potential to be quite addictive. I would rate it is being kind of a harder rough nasty drug and not very good to the mind or body in the least.
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Descendants of the Sun premiered in 2016. The drama follows the romance between a Korean Solider and a Doctor and how different their lives are. While one's duty is to kill to protect lives while the other has taken an oath to save lives.
Goblin (also known by the title "Guardian: The Lonely and Great God"), follows an immortal goblin and protector of souls. He an the Grim Reaper both see souls to the afterlife. His life changes when he meets a girl who can see ghosts. The same girl is also destined to be his bride and turn him to ashes.
Personal Taste follows furniture designer Park Kae-In, who is disorganized and a bit of a slob, living alone in a hanok (traditional Korean house) built by her father. She finds that her old roommate and ex-boyfriend have been cheating on her for some time, with the two to be wed.  Romance and hijinks ensue in the kdrama romance.
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Townsend Discharge Model
A Basic Explanation for Plasma Formation Between Conductors
2016-03-13
How do plasmas form between conductors? This is one of the simpler ways to approach phase transitions. We're going to talk about the Townsend discharge model of plasma formation. The model presumes we have a two parallel plates with a gas between them and we can fiddle with the voltage between the two plates. I'm going to build up a qualitative representation of the model throughout using cellular automata and we'll add elements to it as we go. So first our initial set up.
No knobs to turn yet, just the empty grid with two borders in gray to represent metal. Blue cells indicate electron density and red cells ion density. Keep in mind that many of these processes are often referred to as "avalanches" because they undergo a rapid transition after a threshold is reached, when you get controls, play around with them slowly to see how tiny changes can have large effects.
We'll use a periodic boundary condition along the y-axis (go past the top of the screen, come back up the bottom.) So we have two conductors separated by gas, but because the universe is just chock full of enormous thermo nuclear infernos (called stars, by some) these plates are being bombarded by a steady stream of radiation (like everyone is). This produces some electrons near the plates that will drift back into them if there's no voltage, or drift from negative to positive if there is.
As you can see, more voltage, electrons drift faster, but there aren't really more of them, and plasmas are well known for their mobs and mobs of electrons. That's because we've been neglecting the fact that an electron that's moving fast enough can ionize an atom just as well as a cosmic ray. We're going to model our gases likelihood for ionizing with the coefficient $&\alpha&$, higher $&\alpha&$ means the gas has a lower ionization energy, like trying to get a sofa up the front steps is more likely to happen than carrying it up to the third floor. In that example, the first floor sofa has a very high $&\alpha&$, and the third floor sofa has a very a low $&\alpha&$. Play around with $&\alpha&$ on this next example
Now some people might be noticing something odd at higher $&\alpha&$ values, We start to get color changes, red starts dominating on the left as deeper blues and purples color the right. This is because whenever you knock an electron off of a gas atom, you also generate an ion to go with it. However, ions, having an opposite charge, move in the opposite direction of electrons, so they congregate to the left. For simplicity we're having the ions move as fast as electrons, which is ludicrous, but it's a qualitative description we're going for.
The Important thing to think about is how do the ions interact with the metal plate when they get to the cathode (negative electrode). Depending on how loosely held together the metal is, how tightly it holds onto it's own electrons, the ions may actually knock off an electron as it hits the plate. This is where the avalanche takes off and becomes self sustaining. When enough ions hit the cathode to replace the electrons that spawned the ions, this is when we've got a stable state plasma. We describe this likely hood for an ion to knock an electron loose with $&\gamma&$. The full breakdown is shown here when the chamber has a uniform rich purple color.
During this whole conversation we've been neglecting pressure and how the concentration of the neutral gas impacts the plasma formation process. This is one of the several strengths of approaching the question from a more rigorous analytical approach. It's much easier to answer questions like what is the minimum voltage for breakdown, just how do $&alpha&$ and $&gamma&$ impact that threshold, how does pressure impact that threshold? This numerical simulation wouldn't show that as pressure goes to zero, the breakdown voltage goes to infinity. This doesn't quite bare out in experiment though, what happens is instead of the gas becoming plasma, the electrodes begin contributing atoms to the plasma.


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Military Family Appeal For Birthday Cards Ahead Of Daughter's 10th Brain Surgery
Lyla O'Donovan's father, who serves with 8 Rifles, said: "She is so deserving of some extra love and well wishes on her big day."
Lyla O'Donovan was diagnosed with a brain tumour when she was three years old (Picture: Brain Tumour Research).

Lyla O'Donovan, from near Durham, turns seven on 28 November and was just three years old when she was diagnosed with a brain tumour.
Since then, she has suffered from other illnesses and complications.
Lyla's father, Corporal Paul O'Donovan, said: "Despite the tumour being low-grade, her future is uncertain and, as parents, my wife Kirsty and I are desperately trying to stay strong for Lyla and our five other children.”
In November 2018, doctors advised the O'Donovan family to "go and make memories", as they were running out of treatment options for Lyla.
Despite her illness, Lyla has tried to help other children facing life-changing challenges.

Last month, her work was recognised when she was presented with an award by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
"Lyla’s brought so much joy and recognition to other young people around the world," said Corporal O'Donovan, who serves with 8 Rifles.
"It would be amazing if, in return, her birthday wish could come true.
“Lyla will be back in hospital just after Christmas to undergo her 10th brain operation.
"She is so brave and never complains, in spite of all she has been through. She is so deserving of some extra love and well wishes on her big day.”
Brain tumours kill more children and adults under the age of 40 than any other cancer, according to Brain Tumour Research.
The charity has been working alongside the O'Donovan family to raise awareness of the disease.
The family have already received some "unexpected" cards but are hoping more will arrive in the coming weeks.
Details on how to send a card can be found on Lyla's social media accounts under the handle '@LylasJourney1'.


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World's Fastest Tractor Breaks Guinness World Record
Called the Fastrac Two, this small but mighty tractor hit peak speeds of 241.4 km/h (150 mph).
by Loukia PapadopoulosYou might recognize J.C. Bamford Excavators Ltd. (JCB). This summer they released a video where their Fastrac One tractor hit a record 167 km/h (104 mph).
Back and faster
Now, they are back with a newer version of their tractor that has once again entered the Guinness Book of World Records. This improved version managed to hit 241.4 km/h (150 mph) during the Guinness run with an average speed of 217.6 km/h (135.2 mph).
The new Fastrac Two tractor was driven by motorbike racer and lorry mechanic Guy Martin. It was 10% lighter and even more streamlined than Fastrac One.
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"When we reached 103.6mph with the Fastrac in the summer, I was convinced we could go even faster, and the JCB team has risen to the challenge by setting this new record. It’s an amazing achievement delivered by a young and enthusiastic engineering team," said JCB Chairman Lord Bamford in a press statement.
New and improved
Fastrac Two maintained the same design principles as its predecessor but some important changes were made to increase its speed. For starters, the tractor’s bonnet was changed from steel to aluminium.
Streamlined bodywork was used to give Fastrac Two a 10% reduction in drag over Fastrac One. This resulted in the development of new cab air deflectors, a new rear cover, re-designed radiator covers, new side panels, front bumper and cab roof.
Its 7.2 litre, 6-cylinder JCB Dieselmax engine was given a new, larger turbocharger while a revised exhaust manifold contributed to improved flow. Several other powertain improvements were made to reach a peak output of 1,016hp at 3,150rpm, and over 2,500Nm of torque.
The tractor was made to be economical needing only a tiny 20-litre fuel tank to make its runs. The record-breaking Fastrac also had to meet some stringent breaking demands to stop at such high speeds.
“The Fastrac’s advanced split-type air/hydraulic braking system was uprated with different brake pads and discs, but still using the tractor’s standard callipers. We also added a parachute on this version as an extra level of safety. Fortunately, we didn’t need to deploy it as all our engineering calculations meant that Guy Martin could comfortably stop the tractor from speed, after each run," added Tim Burnhope, JCB's Chief Innovation & Growth Officer.


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| HSC | Vivekanandha Vidhyalaya Matric Higher Secondary School, Arakkonam. | State Board | 2015 | 87.58 |
| SSLC | Vivekanandha Vidhyalaya Matric Higher Secondary School, Arakkonam. | State Board | 2013 | 92 |
| B.E Mechatronics Engineering | Rajalakshmi Engineering College,Thandalam, Chennai. | Anna University, Chennai. | 2019 | 7.32 |
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Line, Yahoo Japan in merger talks
by Lee Jong-hwa, UPI News KoreaSEOUL, Nov. 15 (UPI) -- Messaging app Line is in talks to merge with Yahoo Japan, the two companies said.
Line is held by Korea's Internet giant Naver, while Yahoo Japan is owned by Japanese telecom firm SoftBank.
Both companies acknowledged that discussions were underway for the prospective union, which would be valued around $27 billion. But they said nothing had been decided.
SoftBank controls Z Holdings, which is valued about $17 billion and owns Yahoo Japan, while Line has a stock market value of about $10 billion.
SoftBank and Naver are reportedly mulling over forming a 50-50 venture that would control Z Holdings, which would in turn run Line and Yahoo Japan.
The union would bring about a mega-size online payment platform with more than 100 million users to challenge competitors like Amazon, Tencent and Rakuten.
Line runs one of the most popular messaging apps in Japan, with more than 80 million users. It also operates other services, including Line Pay and Line Tax.
With more than 50 million users, Yahoo Japan is a dominant web portal in the world's third-largest economy.
Investors positively regarded the merger talks as shares in Z Holdings soared 17 percent on Thursday, while those of Line also jumped 15 percent. In comparison, Rakuten lost 6 percent.
The upcoming deal is seen as the latest maneuver of SoftBank chief Masayoshi Son, who has worked to make inroads into online retail and payment services.
The news also came at a time when SoftBank Group netted a loss of $65 billion during the July-September period, its first quarterly deficit in 14 years.
Naver was founded by Lee Hae-jin, who still exerts great influence on the search engine even after he stepped down from the company's board in early 2018.
Son is a Korean-Japanese businessman who created SoftBank in 1981.


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‘I want nothing’: Notes in hand, Donald Trump states his case about impeachment
Usually the president exits the White House without papers or paraphernalia in his hands.
by REUTERSWashington: Sometimes it helps for a president to have notes. President Donald Trump engaged with journalists on Wednesday as he regularly does when he departs the White House at the start of a trip, only this time he had some help with what he wanted to say.
Walking before assembled journalists, the president held a small stack of papers, including handwritten notes in thick black ink and mostly all caps, which he read aloud to reinforce his position that he did not seek favours from Ukraine earlier this year.
“I WANT NOTHING,” he read from stationery marked ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE in notes captured by photographers. “I WANT NO QUID PRO QUO.”
Usually the president exits the White House without papers or paraphernalia in his hands.
Trump focussed his words on comments by US Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland’s testimony in congressional impeachment hearings about a conversation the two men had in which Trump told him he wanted nothing from Ukraine.
Once the president finished reading his papers, he did not stay to engage with reporters as he often does. Notes in hand, he proceeded to his noisy, waiting presidential helicopter Marine One and took off.
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public class MoveEvent extends Event
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private boolean |
didMove |
private boolean |
foundMines |
private boolean |
foundObstacle |
private boolean |
foundRiver |
private double |
myClock |
private MoverEntity |
myEntity |
private Scenario |
myScenario |
private double |
newDelay |
private double |
newDirection |
private double |
newDistance |
private Coordinate |
newLocation |
private double |
newSpeed |
private double |
nextMoveTime |
private boolean |
tracing |
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MoveEvent(double eventTime,
Scenario scenario,
MoverEntity entity)
Class constructor.
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private double |
calculateDirection(Coordinate oldLocation,
Coordinate newLocation)
Calculate the direction of movement between the entity's current location
and its new one.
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private Coordinate |
calculateFormation()
Calculate where the entity should be relative to the formation leader.
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private boolean |
canMove()
Test if the entity can move.
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private boolean |
changeFloors()
Determine if the entity needs to change floors before moving.
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private double |
checkCraters(double speed,
Coordinate currentLocation,
Coordinate objective)
Check if the entity's movement will cross a crater and adjust speed
if necessary.
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private void |
checkHold()
Check if the hold time for this entity has elapsed.
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private double |
checkSmoke(double speed)
Test to see if the entity is slowed down by smoke.
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private void |
constrobs()
Perform some work constructing an obstacle.
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private boolean |
convoyStopped()
Check if the convoy has stopped and therefore whether this entity should stop.
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private double |
delayed(double delay)
This entity is currently delayed.
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Event |
doEvent()
Processes the move event.
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doMove(Coordinate moveObjective)
Perform the move calculation.
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private void |
drawLane(Coordinate c1,
Coordinate c2)
Update the minefield lane this entity is creating.
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private void |
engr()
Process engineering functions such as mine clearing.
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private void |
findObstacles()
Test to see if any obstacles block the entity's path.
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private Coordinate |
getObjective()
Get the objective location this entity is attempting to move to.
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private double |
getSpeed(Coordinate moveObjective)
Calculate the speed the entity can move.
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private Node |
locateNode(Route route)
Get the location of the next node in the route.
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private void |
move()
Move the entity.
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private void |
moveFlyer(Coordinate objective)
The entity is a flier, so perform the movement calculations.
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private void |
moveGround(Coordinate objective)
The entity is a ground mover, so perform the appropriate movement calculation.
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private void |
movement()
Top level function form movement.
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private double |
moveStep(Coordinate objective)
Perform one step of movement.
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private void |
noMove(double elapsedTime)
The entity didn't actually move.
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private double |
notDelayed()
The entity is not delayed, so perform a move step.
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private void |
onBridge()
Check if the entity was on a bridge and update data accordingly.
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private void |
polUpdate(double speed,
double elapsedTime)
Update the entity's fuel based on elapsed time and entity speed.
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private double |
speedDue2Slope(double speed,
double slope)
Calculate the best speed due to slope.
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private double |
speedDue2Veg(double speed,
Coordinate moveObjective)
Calculate the best speed for the entity given the vegetation it is moving through.
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private boolean |
stuffAboutBuildings()
Do housekeeping if the entity is moving within or between buildings.
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private void |
traceSummary()
Write some summary data to the trace file.
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private void |
updateLocation()
Update the entity's location and other related settings.
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private double |
veloc(double speed,
Coordinate moveObjective)
Calculate the speed based on terrain.
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private boolean |
waitingForMyBridge(Platform platform,
Coordinate currentLocation)
Determine if a bridge needs to be recovered or deployed.
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private Coordinate |
whereTo()
Determine where the entity is trying to move to.
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private Coordinate |
whereToCircle()
Tests if the entity is following a circle order.
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private Coordinate |
whereToFormation()
Test to see if the entity is part of a formation.
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private Coordinate |
whereToMount()
Tests if the entity has a mount order.
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private Coordinate |
whereToMove()
Determine where the entity should move to.
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private Coordinate |
whereToPit()
Tests if the entity has a pit order.
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private Coordinate |
whereToRoute()
Test if the entity has a valid movement route to follow.
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private Scenario myScenario
private MoverEntity myEntity
private double myClock
private double nextMoveTime
private double newSpeed
private double newDirection
private double newDistance
private double newDelay
private Coordinate newLocation
private boolean didMove
private boolean foundObstacle
private boolean foundRiver
private boolean foundMines
private boolean tracing
public MoveEvent(double eventTime, Scenario scenario, MoverEntity entity)
eventTime
- The simulation time at which this event should occur.scenario
- The scenario containing data and runtime parameters.entity
- The entity to be moved.public Event doEvent()
private void traceSummary()
private void movement()
private void move()
private double delayed(double delay)
delay
- The time the entity has been delayed until.private double notDelayed()
private Coordinate getObjective()
private boolean changeFloors()
private void moveFlyer(Coordinate objective)
objective
- The objective location for this entity.private void moveGround(Coordinate objective)
objective
- The objective location to where the entity is moving.private void onBridge()
private boolean doMove(Coordinate moveObjective)
moveObjective
- The location where the entity is attempting to move to.private double checkCraters(double speed, Coordinate currentLocation, Coordinate objective)
speed
- The entity's current speed.currentLocation
- The entity's current location.objective
- The location the entity is trying to reach.private double moveStep(Coordinate objective)
Note this method affects the object variables: newSpeed, newDirection, newDistance, newDelay, newLocation.
objective
- The location the entity is trying to reach.private double calculateDirection(Coordinate oldLocation, Coordinate newLocation)
oldLocation
- Where the entity starts its move.newLocation
- Where the entity ends its move.private void polUpdate(double speed, double elapsedTime)
speed
- The speed of the entity (kph).elapsedTime
- The amount of time the entity moved.private void updateLocation()
private void noMove(double elapsedTime)
elapsedTime
- The amount of time that elapsed.private boolean canMove()
private double getSpeed(Coordinate moveObjective)
moveObjective
- The location the entity is trying to reach.private double speedDue2Veg(double speed, Coordinate moveObjective)
speed
- The current set speed.moveObjective
- The location the entity is trying to reach.private double veloc(double speed, Coordinate moveObjective)
speed
- The set speed for the entity.moveObjective
- The location the entity is trying to reach.private double speedDue2Slope(double speed, double slope)
speed
- The current set speed.slope
- The slope.private Coordinate whereToMove()
private Coordinate whereToCircle()
private Coordinate whereToMount()
private Coordinate whereToPit()
private Coordinate whereToRoute()
private Coordinate whereToFormation()
private Coordinate whereTo()
private void checkHold()
private Coordinate calculateFormation()
TODO formations not yet implemented.
private boolean convoyStopped()
TODO convoys not yet implemented.
private Node locateNode(Route route)
TODO routes not yet implemented.
route
- The route being followed.private void engr()
TODO engineering not yet implemented.
private void constrobs()
TODO engineering not yet implemented.
private void findObstacles()
TODO engineering not yet implemented.
private boolean stuffAboutBuildings()
TODO buildings not yet implemented.
private void drawLane(Coordinate c1, Coordinate c2)
TODO engineering not yet implemented.
c1
- c2
- private double checkSmoke(double speed)
TODO smoke not yet implemented.
speed
- private boolean waitingForMyBridge(Platform platform, Coordinate currentLocation)
TODO bridging not yet implemented.
platform
- currentLocation
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Java Math class Java Math class provides several methods to work on math calculations like min(), max(), avg(), sin(), cos(), tan(), round(), ceil(), floor(), abs() etc. Unlike some of the StrictMath class numeric methods, all implementations of the equivalent function of Math class can't define to return the bit-for-bit same results. This relaxation permits implementation with better-performance where strict reproducibility is not required. If the size is int or long and the results overflow the range of value, the methods addExact(), subtractExact(), multiplyExact(), and toIntExact() throw an ArithmeticException. For other arithmetic operations like increment, decrement, divide, absolute value, and negation overflow occur only with a specific minimum or maximum value. It should be checked against the maximum and minimum value as appropriate. Example 1
Test it Now Output:
Maximum number of x and y is: 28.0
Square root of y is: 2.0
Power of x and y is: 614656.0
Logarithm of x is: 3.332204510175204
Logarithm of y is: 1.3862943611198906
log10 of x is: 1.4471580313422192
log10 of y is: 0.6020599913279624
log1p of x is: 3.367295829986474
exp of a is: 1.446257064291475E12
expm1 of a is: 1.446257064290475E12
Example 2
Test it Now Output:
Sine value of a is: -0.9880316240928618
Cosine value of a is: 0.15425144988758405
Tangent value of a is: -6.405331196646276
Sine value of a is: NaN
Cosine value of a is: NaN
Tangent value of a is: 1.5374753309166493
Sine value of a is: 5.343237290762231E12
Cosine value of a is: 5.343237290762231E12
Tangent value of a is: 1.0
Java Math Methods The java.lang.Math class contains various methods for performing basic numeric operations such as the logarithm, cube root, and trigonometric functions etc. The various java math methods are as follows: Basic Math methods
| Method |
Description |
| Math.abs() |
It will return the Absolute value of the given value. |
| Math.max() |
It returns the Largest of two values. |
| Math.min() |
It is used to return the Smallest of two values. |
| Math.round() |
It is used to round of the decimal numbers to the nearest value. |
| Math.sqrt() |
It is used to return the square root of a number. |
| Math.cbrt() |
It is used to return the cube root of a number. |
| Math.pow() |
It returns the value of first argument raised to the power to second argument. |
| Math.signum() |
It is used to find the sign of a given value. |
| Math.ceil() |
It is used to find the smallest integer value that is greater than or equal to the argument or mathematical integer. |
| Math.copySign() |
It is used to find the Absolute value of first argument along with sign specified in second argument. |
| Math.nextAfter() |
It is used to return the floating-point number adjacent to the first argument in the direction of the second argument. |
| Math.nextUp() |
It returns the floating-point value adjacent to d in the direction of positive infinity. |
| Math.nextDown() |
It returns the floating-point value adjacent to d in the direction of negative infinity. |
| Math.floor() |
It is used to find the largest integer value which is less than or equal to the argument and is equal to the mathematical integer of a double value. |
| Math.floorDiv() |
It is used to find the largest integer value that is less than or equal to the algebraic quotient. |
| Math.random() |
It returns a double value with a positive sign, greater than or equal to 0.0 and less than 1.0. |
| Math.rint() |
It returns the double value that is closest to the given argument and equal to mathematical integer. |
| Math.hypot() |
It returns sqrt(x2 +y2) without intermediate overflow or underflow. |
| Math.ulp() |
It returns the size of an ulp of the argument. |
| Math.getExponent() |
It is used to return the unbiased exponent used in the representation of a value. |
| Math.IEEEremainder() |
It is used to calculate the remainder operation on two arguments as prescribed by the IEEE 754 standard and returns value. |
| Math.addExact() |
It is used to return the sum of its arguments, throwing an exception if the result overflows an int or long. |
| Math.subtractExact() |
It returns the difference of the arguments, throwing an exception if the result overflows an int. |
| Math.multiplyExact() |
It is used to return the product of the arguments, throwing an exception if the result overflows an int or long. |
| Math.incrementExact() |
It returns the argument incremented by one, throwing an exception if the result overflows an int. |
| Math.decrementExact() |
It is used to return the argument decremented by one, throwing an exception if the result overflows an int or long. |
| Math.negateExact() |
It is used to return the negation of the argument, throwing an exception if the result overflows an int or long. |
| Math.toIntExact() |
It returns the value of the long argument, throwing an exception if the value overflows an int. |
Logarithmic Math Methods
| Method |
Description |
| Math.log() |
It returns the natural logarithm of a double value. |
| Math.log10() |
It is used to return the base 10 logarithm of a double value. |
| Math.log1p() |
It returns the natural logarithm of the sum of the argument and 1. |
| Math.exp() |
It returns E raised to the power of a double value, where E is Euler's number and it is approximately equal to 2.71828. |
| Math.expm1() |
It is used to calculate the power of E and subtract one from it. |
Trigonometric Math Methods
| Method |
Description |
| Math.sin() |
It is used to return the trigonometric Sine value of a Given double value. |
| Math.cos() |
It is used to return the trigonometric Cosine value of a Given double value. |
| Math.tan() |
It is used to return the trigonometric Tangent value of a Given double value. |
| Math.asin() |
It is used to return the trigonometric Arc Sine value of a Given double value |
| Math.acos() |
It is used to return the trigonometric Arc Cosine value of a Given double value. |
| Math.atan() |
It is used to return the trigonometric Arc Tangent value of a Given double value. |
Hyperbolic Math Methods
| Method |
Description |
| Math.sinh() |
It is used to return the trigonometric Hyperbolic Cosine value of a Given double value. |
| Math.cosh() |
It is used to return the trigonometric Hyperbolic Sine value of a Given double value. |
| Math.tanh() |
It is used to return the trigonometric Hyperbolic Tangent value of a Given double value. |
Angular Math Methods
| Method |
Description |
| Math.toDegrees |
It is used to convert the specified Radians angle to equivalent angle measured in Degrees. |
| Math.toRadians |
It is used to convert the specified Degrees angle to equivalent angle measured in Radians. |
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35 references to GetCimInstanceCommand
Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets (34)
CimGetAssociatedInstance.cs (1)
32
/// <param name="cmdlet"><see cref="
GetCimInstanceCommand
"/> object.</param>
CimGetInstance.cs (29)
17
/// for <see cref="
GetCimInstanceCommand
"/>, if -KeyOnly
68
/// <param name="cmdlet"><see cref="
GetCimInstanceCommand
"/> object.</param>
69
public void GetCimInstance(
GetCimInstanceCommand
cmdlet)
86
bool isGetCimInstanceCommand = cmdlet is
GetCimInstanceCommand
;
97
SetPreProcess(proxy, cmdlet as
GetCimInstanceCommand
);
112
SetPreProcess(proxy, cmdlet as
GetCimInstanceCommand
);
128
SetPreProcess(proxy, cmdlet as
GetCimInstanceCommand
);
204
if (cmdlet is
GetCimInstanceCommand
)
206
return (cmdlet as
GetCimInstanceCommand
).ComputerName;
222
if (cmdlet is
GetCimInstanceCommand
)
224
return (cmdlet as
GetCimInstanceCommand
).Namespace;
240
if (cmdlet is
GetCimInstanceCommand
)
242
return (cmdlet as
GetCimInstanceCommand
).CimSession;
258
if (cmdlet is
GetCimInstanceCommand
)
260
return (cmdlet as
GetCimInstanceCommand
).ClassName;
268
if (cmdlet is
GetCimInstanceCommand
)
270
return (cmdlet as
GetCimInstanceCommand
).Query;
287
GetCimInstanceCommand
cmd = cmdlet as
GetCimInstanceCommand
;
302
GetCimInstanceCommand
cmd = cmdlet as
GetCimInstanceCommand
;
333
if (cmdlet is
GetCimInstanceCommand
)
335
return (cmdlet as
GetCimInstanceCommand
).QueryDialect;
351
if (cmdlet is
GetCimInstanceCommand
)
353
return (cmdlet as
GetCimInstanceCommand
).CimInstance;
381
if (cmdlet is
GetCimInstanceCommand
)
383
GetCimInstanceCommand
getCimInstance = cmdlet as
GetCimInstanceCommand
;
518
private static void SetPreProcess(CimSessionProxy proxy,
GetCimInstanceCommand
cmdlet)
CimInvokeCimMethod.cs (1)
70
/// <param name="cmdlet"><see cref="
GetCimInstanceCommand
"/> object.</param>
CimNewCimInstance.cs (1)
61
/// <param name="cmdlet"><see cref="
GetCimInstanceCommand
"/> object.</param>
CimRemoveCimInstance.cs (1)
52
/// <param name="cmdlet"><see cref="
GetCimInstanceCommand
"/> object.</param>
GetCimInstanceCommand.cs (1)
28
/// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="
GetCimInstanceCommand
"/> class.
powershell-tests (1)
csharp\test_PSObject.cs (1)
116
iss.Commands.Add(new SessionStateCmdletEntry("Get-CimInstance", typeof(Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets.
GetCimInstanceCommand
), null));


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Hey Guys and Gals! Today we are going to be talking about Arrays and Hashes.
As we know, Ruby is a language full of objects. There are many ways to keep track of all of these objects, but the two most common ways are using Arrays and Hashes.
Arrays and hashes are used to house a collection of objects. These objects are indexed in arrays and hashes and can be called upon by using a key. This is very useful when you have a long list of objects that you need to store somewhere. Instead of having to go through each object, you can just use a key to call the exact object you want. It is kind of like a remote control. There are thousands of channels, but with the right key you can turn on any channel you want!
Ok Missy, this is all good, but when do we use an array and when do we use a hash?
Well that is a great question, and the answer is simple. Remember that key I was talking to (the numbers you click on the remote to call the channel you want)? Well when you are working with arrays, that key is an integer. When you are working with hashes that key can be any object. So on your television, you have to type in the integer 43 as the key to call MTV, this is like a hash. However if you are typing in the password -or key- for your Gmail account you can use letters, symbols, punctuation marks, or even integers to call your account, this is more like a hash.
I don’t know about you guys, but I learn better by seeing examples. So here are a few simple examples to help me illustrate hashes and arrays.
Here are some arrays:
array1 = ["Brooklyn", "Manhattan", "Jersey", "Queens"]
array2 = [5, 7, 9, 17, 48]
array3 = ["Melissa", "5", "blue", 6.82]
As you can see, arrays can have handle strings, integers, and floats. now if I want to access the ‘Manhattan’ element in the first array, I would call it using the key 1. This is because when accessing elements in arrays you use positioning. The first element is indexed as 0, the second is 1, the third is 2, and so one. Let’s do it together:
array1 [1]
See that wasn’t so hard was it? Alrighty, now that we’ve got arrays down, lets move on to hashes. Hashes are represented as key-value pairs, as seen below:
fave_animals = {
"dog" => "spot",
"cat" => "fluffy",
"fish" => "goldie",
"turtle" => "speedy"
}
Instead of having to use integers to call each value, hashes allow you to simply use the given key. For example, to find out my favorite fish, I just call
fave_animals ["fish"].
So that is it folks. Arrays and Hashes are very simple, you just have to remember where you put the key (and what it looks like)!
melissawimberly signing off!


Xiaomi Mi Watch specs and release date - and now it's got iOS support
An unashamed Apple Watch clone for half the price
by Conor AllisonXiaomi has officially revealed the Mi Watch in China – but while we wait for a global release – it looks like its first smartwatch is a serious alternative to Apple and Samsung devices.
The Mi Watch becomes the first smartwatch to receive the Mi branding, following the company's popular line of Mi Band fitness trackers, and will launch with LTE, GPS and a sub $200 price tag.
What's more, the Mi Watch has received its first update – with iOS support added to the mix, alongside the launch of an app for Apple devices.
Read next: Top Apple Watch alternatives
As rumored, the Mi Watch runs on Wear OS - though not quite as we've come to know.
Instead of the typical, closed version of the software present on an army of watches from Google's partners, Xiaomi has built a custom platform, called MIUI for Watch, based on the smartwatch software. It's the first time we've ever seen a skinned version of Google's platform.
Here's everything you need to know about the Xiaomi Mi Watch.
Update: This article was originally written on 5 November when the Mi Watch was unveiled. We've updated it to offer more details about Mi Watch – and to include information on a recent update regarding iOS support.
Quick look: Xiaomi Mi Watch specs
- 1.78-inch AMOLED display
- 44mm case size
- 410 x 410 display
- Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 3100
- Quad-core 1.2 GHz Cortex-A7
- 8GB memory
- LTE
- GPS
- Accelerometer, gyro, heart rate, barometer
Design
In terms of design, the watch features a 44mm square face, with a 1.78-inch AMOLED display pumping out a resolution of 410 x 410 pixels and a pixel density of 326 pixels-per-inch.
At first glance, the Mi Watch screams of an Apple Watch imitation - which is something of a modus operandi for Xiaomi.
Not only does it have the same square display as Apple's smartwatch, but it also shares the same crown, button, speaker and mic placement, as well as the curved edges.
And as you can see below, many of the watch faces themselves are pretty close copies of Apple ones too.
Yes the design is boxier but still uses an aluminum finish – just like the entry-level Apple Watch. It's available in both silver and black finishes.
Internally, the smartwatch is powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 3100 platform - the latest version of its processor, though an upgraded Snapdragon 3300 version has recently been rumored.
And it has a lot to power, too, with LTE available for music streaming and voice calls when you're not connected over Bluetooth to a phone, joining Wi-Fi connectivity, GPS for location tracking and NFC for contactless payments.
There's a quad core processor on board that should be enough to keep things speedy, and 8GB of storage, which is pretty typical across the smartwatch world. That should offer plenty of room to store music.
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Features
Being a Wear OS smartwatch you're getting pretty much the standard set of smartwatch notifications, alerts and apps.
The Mi Watch's software, as we mentioned, will essentially be a personalized skin of Wear OS called MiUI for Watch. This is a first itself - and has been designed to enable stripped-down versions of Xiaomi apps, like Mi Home, Tasks and Maps.
It's not clear whether the watch will support current Wear OS apps when it lands in the West.
That's new territory for Google, which has previously clamped down on brands forking its smartwatch OS. But with the market now moving quickly away from Google technology – it seems like something of a gamble from Google to help Xiaomi use its OS to aggressively corner some market share.
However, there's more here than meets the eye.
Firstbeat has been called upon to license its technology for VO2 Max and heart rate analytics during sport. It's the same algorithms that Garmin uses – and takes advantage of the Mi Watch's heart rate sensor and GPS chip.
That means there should be some decent workout features to take advantage of – and body energy measurement is listed amongst the features, which should be similar to Garmin's body battery measurement.
There's a blood ox sensor on board too and the Mi Watch gets one up on Apple by including sleep tracking. However, it's not clear whether the pulse ox sensor will add data to the sleep tracking features, as we've seen on Garmin devices.
Battery life
Despite its similarities to the Apple Watch, it actually manages to outlast the device in the battery life department –at least on paper.
Xiaomi claims the Mi Watch will manage 36 hours of continuous use, even with LTE enabled, thanks to its 570 mAh battery packed inside.
Price and availability
We'll be testing that claim during our full review, but, at least for now, the Mi Watch will remain exclusive to China and release on 11 November for CNY 1,299. That translates to roughly $185.
At those prices it seems like a compelling purchase – although Apple has really killed off some of the hype by reducing its Series 3 smartwatch to $199.
The Xiaomi Mi Watch is currently available on Gearbest for around $250, but there's no English version of the app yet so we'd certainly wait for proper support. This is the same pattern we saw with the Xiaomi Mi Band – which eventually cornered a huge market share with low prices.
Xiaomi has said that the Mi Watch won't land outside of China officially until 2020 – but we wouldn't imagine it will wait too long.


Santa, please don't bring me ...
by Jackie FrenchRoses: I don't want to sound ungrateful, but Possum x has eaten both rose bushes you gave me this year.  The ground is as dry as a packet of self-raising flour and any potted plant you give me will need to be watered. And it's hot.
A hammock: Please do not give me a hammock. It is either too hot to lie in a hammock, or too cold, or there are too many mosquitos. Hammocks should have vanished with the Raj.
Hand cream: Please do not give me or any other gardener hand cream, as we will already have been given seven jars of 'Gardeners Gloop', and possibly peppermint foot balm too.
Gardening gloves: In years when it rains I love new gardening gloves. Spiders love gardening gloves too, especially the ones stiff with dirt where they can make their nests. But this year new gardening gloves will just remind me that I can't garden till it rains.
Gum boots: See comment above about rain. Also the wombats haven't discovered the gum boots I received last year, so they are still intact and unchewed. They are also probably inhabited by at least one large huntsperson spider, but until it rains I don't need to investigate.
Bird netting: Cockatoos and possums find their way under it, and snakes get caught in it. I do not want to spend Christmas Day untangling a brown snake.
A large pot for a water garden: I would love another water garden, but as a wombat broke the other by trying to clamber in and eat the water chestnuts, I suspect any new water garden pot wouldn't last long either. Please deliver instead to any wombat-free gardener connected to a reliable town water system.
Garden furniture: Yes, I know our garden chairs are getting wobbly but they are lichen covered and beautifully aged, and I prefer shabby to new. Shabby furniture has memories, just like wrinkled faces. (I hope my wrinkles show that life is good.)
Another wind vane, sundial, garden gnome, external thermometer, etc: A garden only needs one of each, though I am sure there are many gardeners who are not already endowed with them and would love them, though they might prefer a big and really well balanced wheelbarrow - every home should have one - a compost bin, worm farm, mobile chook pen or push lawn mower that will give healthy exercise so they can give up their gym membership and get Vitamin D into the bargain, and please their neighbours if they decide to mow the lawn at 6am on Sunday morning.
What would I like?
A drip irrigation system for the entire valley would be nice. About 50 square kilometres will do, plus installation and sufficient H2O.
A Victorian (as in her late majesty, not the state) wrought iron glasshouse, tall enough for me to grow mangoes and cocoa trees.
A hydroponic ''green wall'' that recycles its water and captures all it needs by condensing water from the air, or, just slightly less expensive, a Hydropanel that fits on the roof and condenses drinking water from the air, from just under $4000 a panel.
I realise none of those will fit in my Christmas stocking. Maybe a rubber-backed picnic rug, for babies to lie on as well as for picnics?
Any flowering indoor plant, like a poinsettia coaxed to bloom in midsummer, so that I can remember when the garden was filled with colour too?
Or a pitaya in a hanging basket to dangle over the hot paving. A cactus that gives spectacular fruit is just what we need now, though it may not like our winters.
How about donation to any of the charities for fire victims, like the CBCA/GIVIT one that will give books from local bookstores to children and young adults? Or even an IOU promising 25 hours of lawn mowing, once it rains and the grass grows again, and too fast for the wildlife to eat it?
Actually, what I really want is rain, right across Australia, a gentle shower to soften the earth and then a downpour, and then another to flush out water systems, then gentle rain three times a week, at 2am, so it doesn't disturb the cricket that some people think is essential every summer. Do you think, just maybe, Santa, you could bring rain for us all?
Because in thinking about evacuations, I have finally realised how few possessions I would save from a fire. There are many gifts I love, but I would have their memories. I am not sure I want material gifts this year.
So instead, here is a gift for you, Santa, a verse from Andy's Gone with Cattle, by Henry Lawson. I've loved it since I was 10 years old. I'll leave a copy of it in my stocking for you to collect on Christmas Eve, and I promise this time I will leave the carrots for the reindeer out of wombat reach - though I can't promise the wombats won't try to nip their legs again, hoping the reindeer will drop the carrots.
Oh may the rain in torrents fall
And all the tanks run over
And may the grass grow green and tall
In pathways of the drover
And may good angels send the rain
To desert stretches sandy
And when the summer comes again
God grant it brings us Andy*
*For 'Andy' read love and peace and welcome rain, for all of us, including wombats.
This week I am:
- Watching our garden get a bad case of the droops. Even the hellebore leaves have flopped. The next stage is the ''crackling browns'', and after that ''will it come back when it rains?'' The answer is usually ''yes', as I remind myself at least six times a day.
- Wondering who, or what, picked an entire tree full of native limes. Was it Possum X, or did Bryan harvest them for friends? But it is blooming again, and more fruit have set.
- Re-using even the water in my hot water bottle, and brushing my teeth in half a glass of water that goes to the coffee bush. We have plenty of water stored, but the problem with drought is that you never know when it will end. So far we have finished every drought with at least half our stored water, but summer hasn't even begun...
- Cherishing each rose, as we may not get any during the heat of summer.
- Suddenly craving avocados, and being extremely glad there are some still to pick.
- Glad we have many lemon trees, as none have much fruit, but together there is enough for us, as well as for Willoughby Wallaby, who enjoys eating a lemon now and then, as a change from rose bushes, loquats, lemon grass and now the garlic chives as well.


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my project is about the different types of video games i like, and the different type of genre these games are from. like action pack adventure in roblox and legend of zelda, the horror of surviving on your own with the dangers of different creates hunting you down in five nights at freddy's and minecraft. Also the clam and creating bounds in flipnote studio and animal crossing.


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**marginal**: adj.
[common]
1. [techspeak] An extremely small change. “A marginal increase in
`*core* <../C/core.html>`__ can decrease `*GC* <../G/GC.html>`__ time
drastically.” In everyday terms, this means that it is a lot easier to
clean off your desk if you have a spare place to put some of the junk
while you sort through it.
2. Of little merit. “This proposed new feature seems rather marginal to
me.”
3. Of extremely small probability of `*win* <../W/win.html>`__\ ning.
“The power supply was rather marginal anyway; no wonder it fried.”
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