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| #define | hasCount HC_hasCount |
hasCount(aMatcher) - Matches if object's -count satisfies a given matcher. | |
| #define | hasCountOf HC_hasCountOf |
hasCountOf(value) - Matches if object's -count equals a given value. | |
| #define | hasItem HC_hasItem |
| hasItem(aMatcher) - Matches if any element of collection satisfies a given matcher. | |
| #define | hasItems HC_hasItems |
| hasItems(firstMatcher, ...) - Matches if all of the given matchers are satisfied by any elements of the collection. | |
| #define | containsInAnyOrder HC_containsInAnyOrder |
| containsInAnyOrder(firstMatcher, ...) - Matches if collection's elements, in any order, satisfy a given list of matchers. | |
| #define | contains HC_contains |
| contains(firstMatcher, ...) - Matches if collection's elements satisfy a given list of matchers, in order. | |
| #define | onlyContains HC_onlyContains |
| onlyContains(firstMatcher, ...) - Matches if each element of collection satisfies any of the given matchers. | |
| #define | hasEntry HC_hasEntry |
| hasEntry(keyMatcher, valueMatcher) - Matches if dictionary contains key-value entry satisfying a given pair of matchers. | |
| #define | hasEntries HC_hasEntries |
| hasEntries(firstKey, valueMatcher, ...) - Matches if dictionary contains entries satisfying a list of alternating keys and their value matchers. | |
| #define | hasKey HC_hasKey |
| hasKey(keyMatcher) - Matches if dictionary contains an entry whose key satisfies a given matcher. | |
| #define | hasValue HC_hasValue |
| hasValue(valueMatcher) - Matches if dictionary contains an entry whose value satisfies a given matcher. | |
| #define | empty() HC_empty() |
| Matches empty collection. | |
| #define | isIn HC_isIn |
| isIn(aCollection) - Matches if evaluated object is present in a given collection. |
Matchers of collections.
| #define contains HC_contains |
contains(firstMatcher, ...) - Matches if collection's elements satisfy a given list of matchers, in order.
| firstMatcher,... | A comma-separated list of matchers ending with nil . |
This matcher iterates the evaluated collection and a given list of matchers, seeing if each element satisfies its corresponding matcher.
Any argument that is not a matcher is implicitly wrapped in an equalTo matcher to check for equality.
(In the event of a name clash, don't #define HC_SHORTHAND
and use the synonym HC_contains
instead.)
containsInAnyOrder(firstMatcher, ...) - Matches if collection's elements, in any order, satisfy a given list of matchers.
| firstMatcher,... | A comma-separated list of matchers ending with nil . |
This matcher iterates the evaluated collection, seeing if each element satisfies any of the given matchers. The matchers are tried from left to right, and when a satisfied matcher is found, it is no longer a candidate for the remaining elements. If a one-to-one correspondence is established between elements and matchers, containsInAnyOrder
is satisfied.
Any argument that is not a matcher is implicitly wrapped in an equalTo matcher to check for equality.
(In the event of a name clash, don't #define HC_SHORTHAND
and use the synonym HC_containsInAnyOrder
instead.)
Matches empty collection.
This matcher invokes -count
on the evaluated object to determine if the number of elements it contains is zero.
(In the event of a name clash, don't #define HC_SHORTHAND
and use the synonym HC_empty
instead.)
| #define hasCount HC_hasCount |
hasCount(aMatcher) - Matches if object's -count
satisfies a given matcher.
| aMatcher | The matcher to satisfy. |
This matcher invokes -count
on the evaluated object to get the number of elements it contains, passing the result to aMatcher for evaluation.
(In the event of a name clash, don't #define HC_SHORTHAND
and use the synonym HC_hasCount
instead.)
| #define hasCountOf HC_hasCountOf |
hasCountOf(value) - Matches if object's -count
equals a given value.
| value | NSUInteger value to compare against as the expected value. |
This matcher invokes -count
on the evaluated object to get the number of elements it contains, comparing the result to value for equality.
(In the event of a name clash, don't #define HC_SHORTHAND
and use the synonym HC_hasCountOf
instead.)
| #define hasEntries HC_hasEntries |
hasEntries(firstKey, valueMatcher, ...) - Matches if dictionary contains entries satisfying a list of alternating keys and their value matchers.
| firstKey | A key (not a matcher) to look up. |
| valueMatcher,... | The matcher to satisfy for the value, or an expected value for equalTo matching. |
Note that the keys must be actual keys, not matchers. Any value argument that is not a matcher is implicitly wrapped in an equalTo matcher to check for equality. The list must end with nil
.
Examples:
(In the event of a name clash, don't #define HC_SHORTHAND
and use the synonym HC_hasEntry
instead.)
| #define hasEntry HC_hasEntry |
hasEntry(keyMatcher, valueMatcher) - Matches if dictionary contains key-value entry satisfying a given pair of matchers.
| keyMatcher | The matcher to satisfy for the key, or an expected value for equalTo matching. |
| valueMatcher | The matcher to satisfy for the value, or an expected value for equalTo matching. |
This matcher iterates the evaluated dictionary, searching for any key-value entry that satisfies keyMatcher and valueMatcher. If a matching entry is found, hasEntry
is satisfied.
Any argument that is not a matcher is implicitly wrapped in an equalTo matcher to check for equality.
Examples:
(In the event of a name clash, don't #define HC_SHORTHAND
and use the synonym HC_hasEntry
instead.)
| #define hasItem HC_hasItem |
hasItem(aMatcher) - Matches if any element of collection satisfies a given matcher.
| aMatcher | The matcher to satisfy, or an expected value for equalTo matching. |
This matcher iterates the evaluated collection, searching for any element that satisfies a given matcher. If a matching element is found, hasItem
is satisfied.
If the aMatcher argument is not a matcher, it is implicitly wrapped in an equalTo matcher to check for equality.
(In the event of a name clash, don't #define HC_SHORTHAND
and use the synonym HC_hasItem
instead.)
| #define hasItems HC_hasItems |
hasItems(firstMatcher, ...) - Matches if all of the given matchers are satisfied by any elements of the collection.
| firstMatcher,... | A comma-separated list of matchers ending with nil . |
This matcher iterates the given matchers, searching for any elements in the evaluated collection that satisfy them. If each matcher is satisfied, then hasItems
is satisfied.
Any argument that is not a matcher is implicitly wrapped in an equalTo matcher to check for equality.
(In the event of a name clash, don't #define HC_SHORTHAND
and use the synonym hasItems
instead.)
hasKey(keyMatcher) - Matches if dictionary contains an entry whose key satisfies a given matcher.
| keyMatcher | The matcher to satisfy for the key, or an expected value for equalTo matching. |
This matcher iterates the evaluated dictionary, searching for any key-value entry whose key satisfies the given matcher. If a matching entry is found, hasKey
is satisfied.
Any argument that is not a matcher is implicitly wrapped in an equalTo matcher to check for equality.
(In the event of a name clash, don't #define HC_SHORTHAND
and use the synonym HC_hasKey
instead.)
Examples:
| #define hasValue HC_hasValue |
hasValue(valueMatcher) - Matches if dictionary contains an entry whose value satisfies a given matcher.
| valueMatcher | The matcher to satisfy for the value, or an expected value for equalTo matching. |
This matcher iterates the evaluated dictionary, searching for any key-value entry whose value satisfies the given matcher. If a matching entry is found, hasValue
is satisfied.
Any argument that is not a matcher is implicitly wrapped in an equalTo matcher to check for equality.
Examples:
(In the event of a name clash, don't #define HC_SHORTHAND
and use the synonym HC_hasValue
instead.)
isIn(aCollection) - Matches if evaluated object is present in a given collection.
| aCollection | The collection to search. |
This matcher invokes -containsObject
: on aCollection to determine if the evaluated object is an element of the collection.
(In the event of a name clash, don't #define HC_SHORTHAND
and use the synonym HC_isIn
instead.)
| #define onlyContains HC_onlyContains |
onlyContains(firstMatcher, ...) - Matches if each element of collection satisfies any of the given matchers.
| firstMatcher,... | A comma-separated list of matchers ending with nil . |
This matcher iterates the evaluated collection, confirming whether each element satisfies any of the given matchers.
Any argument that is not a matcher is implicitly wrapped in an equalTo matcher to check for equality.
Example:
will match a collection ["Jon", @"John", @"Johann"].
(In the event of a name clash, don't #define HC_SHORTHAND
and use the synonym HC_onlyContains
instead.)


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Join the annual Southern Cross Brigade to Cuba from late December to mid January each year! This three week trip gives Australians and New Zealanders the chance to understand Cuba’s unique, yet often misunderstood, political history and to participate in Cuba’s rich cultural heritage. As the Cuban Revolution celebrates its anniversary in January, there is no better time to join the brigade and to find out what life is like in socialist Cuba!
The Southern Cross Brigade offers the opportunity to experience the cultural, political and social conditions in socialist Cuba firsthand through visits to hospitals, schools, urban agriculture projects, historical sites and more!
Brigadistas (brigade participants) will also meet with a range of Cubans who work for national organisations, such as the unions and the Women’s Federation, as well as people working in government, including economists and foreign affairs experts.
Participants will also experience agricultural life, spending a few mornings alongside Cuban farmers doing agriculture activities such as fruit picking, pruning or planting.
The Southern Cross Brigade is organised by friendship societies in Australia and New Zealand, in collaboration with the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples, which is an organisation that maintains links with hundreds of organisations around the world with the aim of strengthening international friendship and solidarity.
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Charles Melton // Story
Emily Wright // Graphics
Michael Himes // Design and Development
The Centennial Celebration list of events is long for Cardinals past and present.
For starters, Ball State will celebrate its 100th birthday with a public opening event Sept. 6 at Emens Auditorium.
The university’s external kickoff Centennial Celebration, which follows an internal celebration in June, will feature a wide variety of events and activities. for Cardinals past and present.
Emens Auditorium will open at 6:30 p.m. with a casual red carpet preview. At 7:30, Ball State will show its very own student-produced documentary “From Normal To Extraordinary: Ball State’s First Century.” The Ball State Symphony Orchestra will perform along with the documentary.
“This is a very special year,” said Kathy Wolf, vice president for marketing and communications. “It’s already a special year for Ball State because of some of the wonderful things going on, but this milestone of our centennial makes it even more special.”
To date, 1,300 tickets of the available 3,000 have already been distributed for the kick-off event. Tickets are free to anybody who stops by the Emens box office.
Ball State is livestreaming the documentary for those not able to view it in person on bsu.edu/live and the university’s
“We will have food trucks, music and entertainment,” Wolf said. “It’s pulling out some of the unique parts of campus to start to take the centennial public.”
In a further effort to take the centennial public, Ball State established a Road Show, a traveling celebration of Ball State’s centennial that partnered with United Way to provide families with literacy kits.
According to Ball State’s website, the Road Show kicked off in July, and has already visited Marion, Fishers and Gas City. On Sept. 7th, the Road Show is scheduled to appear in South Bend.
“We’ve selected key areas where we have the most alumni as well as the need, again, input from United Way on areas of need, to promote literacy as well as key cities where our alumni can come, be part of it and support it,” Wolf said.
Possible future locations of the Road Show include Cincinnati, Valparaiso, Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Kokomo and Evansville.
In addition to the roadshow, Ball State is partnering with Walk Indiana on Sept. 8 for the eighth annual Walk Indiana charity event, which promotes a healthier community through a non-competitive 10K or a family fun 5K. To promote community involvement, all Ball State employees who participate will earn an extra $12.50 to their October paycheck.
Another upcoming celebration event is the Community Arts Expo from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Sept. 12 in Emens Auditorium. The event will feature many exhibitors and have light refreshments, door prizes and live music.
Events listed for later dates include “Arts Alive: Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis” set for Oct. 13. The Chase Charlie 5K, the Alumni Parade Viewing Party and a CharlieTown Tailgating event will be part of centennial and Homecoming festivities Oct. 20.
Senior public relations major Brielle Hill said with all the centennial events, it is an exciting time to be at Ball State.
“I think that there is a lot of excitement around campus, particularly within the classes, about upcoming events for this school year in particular, but looking towards the future of Ball State in general too,” Hill said.
Contact Charles Melton with comments at cwmelton@bsu.edu


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Use vegetable peeler to remove the yellow layer from the lemon, keeping as much of the white pulp as possible. Juice apples, then lemon and stir together. Serve with ice. Nutri options: Add 1 tsp flax seed oil to supply daily requirement of omega-3 fatty acids and improve the balance of essential fats.
Makes 2 servings. Per serving: calories: 130; fat: 0.8g; carbohydrate: 34g; protein: 0.75g; fibre: 4.4g; Percentage of calories from fat: 5%.
Juice carrots and apple. Run the banana under hot water to help remove the skin. Chop banana and blend with carrot/apple juice.  Nutri options: Add a tsp of Red Star Nutritional Yeast T-6635+ for extra B vitamins, including B12.
Makes 2 servings. Per Serving: calories: 160; fat: 0.5g; carbohydrate: 8g; protein: 3.4g; fibre: 7g; Percent calories from fat: 3%.
Put all ingredients into a blender and mix on high speed until smooth. Nutri options: add a tsp of Red Star Nutritional Yeast T-6635+ for a boost in B vitamins including B12.
Serves 3. Per serving: calories: 167; fat: 4.9g; carbohydrate: 25g; protein: 9.4g; fibre: 5.3g; percentage of calories from fat: 24%. Note: analysis was done including the tofu.
Put juice concentrate, berries and ice cubes in blender. Pour in water until blender is about 3/4 full. Blend on high speed until smooth. Serve immediately. Nutritional note: This slushie provides about 100mg of vitamin C, depending on the fruit juice used.
Makes 3 servings. Per serving: calories: 131; fat: 0.1g; carbohydrate: 33g; protein: 1g; fibre: 1g; percentage of calories from fat: 1%.
Combine oats and soy milk and let soak for 10 minutes. Place tofu in a large bowl and beat until creamy. Add the oat/soy milk mixture, the lemon and orange juices and pulp, lemon peel, and brown sugar. Mix well. Add the remaining dry ingredients, mix and pour into lightly-greased muffin tins. Optional: Peel the 2 whole oranges and carefully cut each into several thin, round slices. Place one round slice on top of each muffin. Bake at 350 degrees for 25-30 minutes. Serve warm. Store in refrigerator. Nutri options: To improve the fibre and nutrient content, add 1 tbsp of ground flax seeds to the oat/soy milk mixture; use whole wheat flour in place of unbleached flour and increase the soy milk to 1 cup. Alternatively, you could replace a 1/4 cup of the flour with a 1/4 cup wheat germ.
Makes 12 muffins. Per serving: calories: 191; fat: 1.9g; carbohydrate: 40g; protein: 5.7g; fibre: 2.6g. Percentage of calories from fat: 8%.
From Cliffs Kitchen
Trim and wash the berries, and place on paper towels to drain. Arrange on the Almond Pie crust. Mix the fruit juice with the agar flakes in a small pot, bring to a boil for a minute, then simmer for another minute. Let stand a couple of minutes before pouring over the fruit. Chill to set.
Pulse chop ingredients together in a food processor until a paste forms. You may need to stop and scrape down the sides of the food processor a couple of times while processing. Spread into a 9 pie dish using wet fingers. Freeze an hour to set, or you can bake it at 250 degrees for 30 minutes, before filling. Nutri options: To make this recipe almost fat-free, omit the crust. Simply arrange the berries in parfait glasses then pour in the agar/juice mixture. Chill to set. Or to further improve the nutrient content of the pie, spread a layer of tofu cream on the crust before adding berries. (To make tofu cream: mix 1 pkg firm or extra firm silken tofu, 1/4 cup maple syrup, 1 tsp vanilla, and 2 tbsp lemon juice in a blender until smooth.)
Serves 6. Per serving: calories: 236; fat: 15g; carbohydrate: 21g; protein: 8g; fibre 5g. Percentage of calories from fat: 54%. Note: analysis was done using the almond crust and berry filling.
A stewed rhubarb, good hot or cold. Serve over soy ice cream, on a thin piece of cake, or even on your pancakes or oatmeal. The dried fruits are an excellent source of soluble fibre and are helpful in reducing blood cholesterol levels.
Place all ingredients in a medium-sized saucepan, cover and bring to a boil. Reduce heat, cook on low for 5 minutes, until rhubarb is soft. Stir and sweeten to taste if needed. Serve hot or cold.
Makes 8 - 1/2 cup servings. Per serving: calories: 97; fat: 0.2g; carbohydrate: 24g; protein: 1g; fibre: 2g. Percentage of calories from fat: 2%.
From our dietitians:
Have you come across advertising that claims that the calcium from plant foods is poorly absorbed? Spinach is typically held up as an example. While it is true that we only absorb about 5% of the calcium from spinach, due to its high oxalate content, it is incorrect to assume that this automatically applies to all vegetables. In fact, for low-oxalate vegetables such as broccoli, turnip, kale, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower and Chinese greens, absorption is 50-70%, compared to approximately 32% for cows milk, 31% for tofu, 21% for nuts and seeds, and 17% for legumes.
Not only do EarthSave members benefit from knowing that their membership helps to support educational programs, but they also benefit from discounts at various businesses. The following stores offer discounts to EarthSave members and carry lots of fresh produce:
For those interested in making wheatgrass juices, Healthy Green Wheatgrass offers discounts to members for their home delivery and can be reached at 879-2280.
If you dont have a juicer at home, you can still try great drinks at O-Tooz: The Energy Bar, 1726 - 152nd St, South Surrey and receive a membership discount..
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"The Trash Brigade, a community clean up project"
La Brigada de la Basura is a local neighborhood charity based in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Founded in 2010 by expats Michael and Yvonne Hayes it strives to raise awareness for the environement with the local children, keep the neighborhood clean of trash and thereby boost hygiene and diminish the threat of the Dengue virus as well as promote inter cultural understanding between the local residents and the expat community.
Find out what La Brigada de la Basura is all about! Who are we, how did we get started, what do we do? Click here to learn more!
Christmas is a very special time of the year. Find out what Santa and Mrs. Claus have in store for La Brigada and all the children of our neighborhood!
Everybody is welcome at La Brigada. Find out how you can help us either here in Puerto Vallarta or from afar from your home.
We would love to hear from you! Call, write or come on by! Here you will find all the information you need if you want to meet us or talk to us!


Purpose vs Calling
Purpose: Your purpose is the reason you are created. The only way to know why you are created is to ask the creator. Everyone has a unique purpose. Examples include teaching the gospel, building infrastructure in remote areas, or establishing a health-care business to promote healthy living. The end goal is ultimately to make disciples of Christ.
The human body has many parts, but the many parts make up one whole body. So it is with the body of Christ (1 Corinthians 12:12).
Calling: Your calling is when God tells you to do something specific in a certain period of time. God may call you to go Med School or write a book. A calling is not an end goal, but it is what builds your character that leads you to fulfiling your purpose. We may share the same calling, but our purpose will be different.
When you are obedient to God and follow what God calls you to do, you will be walking in your purpose and in there you will truly realize and live out your passion.
And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose (Romans 8:28).
Three Types of Calling
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The General Call: This is God’s first call to us to become Christians.
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The Call of Marriage: Marriage is when God joins two people in covenant. This is a special type of calling because when you are called to take a job, you can change jobs, but when you marry, you are bound to it until death.
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The Continuous Calling: This calling is a process consisting of multiple callings where in each step, God leads you into positions of service in order for you to grow. These positions of service can be in Church or in the Marketplace.
Finding Your Calling
Delight yourself in the Lord, and he will give you the desires of your heart (Psalms 37:4).
Are you being obedient to God? Your can check if your calling is from God and if it is where God wants you to be by going through the 6 questions below.
- What kinds of services are good and beneficial?
- What are the true needs of the world?
- What has God gifted me to be fruitful at?
- What are the counsel I receive from godly people?
- Am I covering all of this in constant prayer for ?
- What are my recurring, strong, holy desires?
Bible Verse of the Day
Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age (Matthew 28:19-20).
We must imitate Christ and set an example of what it is like to live in God, in order to gather disciples of Christianity.
References
5 Lies About “Knowing Your Purpose” | How to Find Your Purpose
How Do I Find God’s Will for My Life? // Ask Pastor John


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get up and running for the ACM ICPC as well as
IOI.
The book discusses the types of problems that are frequently occurs in
programming contests. The exercises have been integrated to this uHunt tool so
that you can keep track of your progress.
To get started, select a chapter from the table on the right.
Each chapter has starred problems (i.e., a must try problem).
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The SAT/SMT/AR Summer School 2019 will take place at the Instituto Superior Técnico (IST/UL) of the University of Lisbon. The university of Lisbon was founded in 1911 and it is known to be the largest university in Portugal. Instituto Superior Técnico (IST/UL), well known by its short name “Técnico”, is the most reputed school of Engineering, Science and Technology in Portugal.
Located in one of the central-most parts of Lisbon, the Alameda campus benefits from a transport network that facilitates mobility to all the areas of the city. In its vicinity, there are many shopping, leisure, culture, entertaining and sports areas. Alameda Campus is located at a convenient distance from hotels, restaurants and diverse cultural sites. Being close to the centre of Lisbon, Instituto Superior Técnico (IST/UL), is easily reached by metro, bus, taxi or car from any location in town, including the airport, which is only 10 minute taxi ride.
All lectures will be held in the Anfiteatro Abreu Faro do Complexo Interdisciplinar, which is located at the back side of IST/UL. Given the following map of the campus, the location is marked as shown below.
At this moment, the SAT/SMT/AR Summer School is not able to support student expenses related to accommodation. Students are encouraged to arrange suitable accommodation for themselves.
Some of the best reasonably-priced hostels in the World can be found in Lisbon, right in the middle of the historic and night life district. There are plenty low-budget options in Lisbon starting from 25 euros a night for a shared dorm to a 50 euros room. Check your favourite search service for accommodation options, e.g. Booking.com, TripAdvisor or Airbnb.
To find hostels in Lisbon, the following webpages can be useful:


Create macros or MRSETS for variable categories or MD sets
STATS CATEGORY ORDER
ITEMS = itemlist*
PREFIX = string
NAMES = names
SPECIALVALUES = special values
SPECIALVARS = special variables
OTHER = YES or NO**
CUSTOMATTR = NO** or YES
ATTRNAME = name
or
/COUNTORDERING
VARIABLES = list of variables*
COUNTVALUES = list of values to count*
MACRONAME = “name for generated macro”*
MINCOUNT = minimum number of cases for inclusion (<)
MINPERCENT = minimum percentage of cases for inclusion (<)
MAXCOUNT = maximum number of cases for inclusion (>=)
MAXPERCENT = maximum percentage of cases for inclusion (>=)
SEPARATOR = “separator between variables in macro definition”
/OPTIONS
ORDER = A or D**
SPECIALSLOC = AFTER** or BEFORE
CATEGORYLABELS = VARLABELS** or COUNTEDVALUES
MISSING = INCLUDE or EXCLUDE**
/HELP
* Required depending on mode of use
** Default
If not using COUNTORDERING, either PREFIX or NAMES or a custom attribute is required. If using COUNTORDERING, VARIABLES, COUNTVALUES, and MACRONAME are required.
STATS CATEGORY ORDER ITEMS = jobcat edyears $cars PREFIX=reorder.
STATS CATEGORY ORDER /COUNTORDERING VARIABLES=x y z
COUNTVALUES = 1 2 MACRONAME="!onesandtwosorder" SEPARATOR="+".
This procedure creates macro definitions or multiple dichotomy sets for use in Custom Tables in order to control the category order beyond what is built in to that procedure. It can also create macros listing variables in order of the frequency of occurrence of specified values. For variables, it can also create a custom attribute.
The procedure processes three types of input. For an ordinary variable it creates a macro definition that lists the categories in sorted order of the counts with the ability to move selected values to the top or bottom of the list. A typical usage would be to move an “other” category to the bottom. The generated macro can be used in the CTABLES CATEGORIES subcommand to specify the order. In addition or instead of a macro definition, it can create a custom attribute.
The second type of input is one or more multiple dichotomy sets. An MD set consists of a group of variables representing choices or attributes as yes (the counted value) or no for each attribute. The procedure creates a new MD set consisting of the same variable plus optionally other similar variables with the variables listed in sorted count order. By specifying special variables, typically but not necessarily included in the set definition, those variables can be moved to the top or bottom of the list. Tabulating the new sets with custom tables will list the variables in the order generated by this procedure.
The third type of input is a list of variables and a specification of what values to count. It produces a macro definition listing the variables in order of frequency of the countvalues, subject to an optional minimum threshold. For this type of operation, the COUNTVALUES subcommand is used and the keywords on the first section above do not apply. On OPTIONS only the missing value setting applies.
None of these keywords apply if COUNTORDERING is used.
ITEMLIST specifies the variables and MD sets to process. All variables either listed or contained in the sets must have the same fundamental type.
PREFIX or NAMES specify the output names. PREFIX specifies text that will be prepended to the input names to form the output. NAMES specifies a list of explicit names for the output. Either PREFIX or NAMES is required unless a custom attribute is created, but only one can be used.
SPECIALVALUES lists the values that are special for ordinary variables.
String values should be enclosed in quotes if they contain a blank.
Special values or variables will be moved out of the sort order.
SPECIALVARS lists the variables that contain special values, e.g., an “other” variable for MD sets. These variables will be moved out of the sort order. They do not have to be members of the input sets.
OTHER specifies whether to add labeled values not found in the data to the result with a count of zero. This only applies to ordinary variables. If missing values are excluded, labeled missing values are omitted.
CUSTOMATTR = YES causes a custom attribute to be created. The name of the attribute defaults to ORDER but can be set with ATTRNAME. If CUSTOMATTR = NO, ATTRNAME is ignored.
Here is an example using the custom attribute with Python
STATS CATEGORY ORDER items=jobcat customattr=yes.
begin program.
import spss, spssaux
order = spssaux.VariableDict()['jobcat'].Attributes["ORDER"]
cmd="""ctables /table jobcat
/categories variables=jobcat [%s]""" % order
spss.Submit(cmd)
end program.
Only MISSING and ORDER apply for the third type of input.
ORDER specifies how the values or variables are sorted: in ascending or descending order of the count.
SPECIALSLOC specifies whether the special values appear above or below the other values.
CATEGORYLABELS specifies how set values are labelled. See the MRSETS command documentation for details.
MISSING specifies whether or not user missing values are included based on the data or labels. If a missing value is listed in special values, however, it is always included. By default missing values are excluded.
VARIABLES specifies the list of input variables. All the variables must be of the same type (all numeric or all string), but string length may vary.
COUNTVALUES specifies one or more values to count. String values should be quoted. For each variable a (weighted) count of the number of cases having any of these values is computed.
MACRONAME specifies a name to be assigned to the generated macro. If the name does not start with “!”, a ! is prepended. The name should be quoted. The generated macro lists the input variables in descending or ascending order of the number of cases having any of the counted values.
MINCOUNT and MINPERCENT specify the minimum number of cases or the minimum percentage of cases that a variable must have in order to be included in the macro definition. Both default to zero, meaning that all variables are included. Weights are used if weighting is on. If MISSING=EXCLUDE, the calculations are based on the non-missing cases.
MAXCOUNT and MAXPERCENT specify the maximum number of cases or the maximum percentage of cases that a variable must not exceed in order to be included in the macro definition. The test is greater than or equal, so, for example, MAXPERCENT=100 would exclude variables where all cases have any of the counted values.
SEPARATOR specifies what character(s) should separate the variable names in the generated macro definition. The value should be quoted. The default is a sngle blank, but in order to use the macro in a CTABLES table expression, specify “+”
/HELP displays this text and does nothing else.
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Ping-Pong Game
Ping-Pong will count up to your number from 1 with the following exceptions:
- Numbers divisible by 3 become "ping";
- Numbers divisible by 5 become "pong";
- Numbers divisible by 3 and 5 become "ping-pong."
Please enter a valid number.
Here is the result:


from collections import Counter class Solution: def findLucky(self, arr: List[int]) -> int: c = Counter(arr) best = -1 for key, count in c.items(): if key == count: best = max(best, key) return best


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Metadata & Indexes
Metadata
In a simple definition, metadata is considered by yardb to be all data relating to the inner workings of the dbms. That is, data relating to your stored data. Such as, for example: data relating to tables that exist in the schema or the columns of a table with their types and sizes in bytes.
Basically the metadata is found in 3 static structure tables: information_schema
, information_schema_column
and information_schema_catalog
.
The last name is momentarily reserved for structures that will be created in other versions.
information_schema
Contains table data divided into two columns: table_name and schema. The schema for now will always be public, later it will allow the creation of more schemas to store the tables.
| column | size (bytes) | type |
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| table_name | 255 bytes | varchar |
| schema | 255 bytes | varchar |
It can be organized in heap pages as follows:
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information_schema_column
Contains data relating to the columns of each table, which can be divided as follows:
| columns | size (bytes) | type |
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| table_name | 255 | varchar |
| column_name | 255 | varchar |
| nullable | 1 | boolean |
| data_type | 16 | int |
| length | 16 | int |
It can be organized in heap pages as follows:
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Almost an hour of the greyer Bale in Azerbaijan
by BeSoccerGareth Bale played again. With his national team, of course. He started in Wales' match against Azerbaijan in the qualification phase for Euro 2020, a key match for his country's aspirations.
Bale, who hasn't played for Real Madrid since 5th October, played for an hour as Wales beat Azerbaijan in Baku.
He is Wales' star player. There is little doubt about that. Real Madrid's number 11 has got his teammates used to his name appearing on the goalscorer/assist list.
In addition, all dangerous passages of play usually happen, sooner or later, because of him. Even in Madrid, his contribution was always striking ... in the games he could play. But this did not happen in Azerbaijan.
Bale was greyer than expected. No one will overlook his lack of rhythm and competition, but Azerbaijan's level did not require a great version of himself to excel in the match.
Playing on the right, Wales once looked for him, but beyond a good pass to the box that Wilson eventually fired straight into the keeper's hands hardly had any impact on the match.
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Moore and Wilson in the centre, these were the scorers in the match, in plays in which Gareth hardly participated.
The protagonism that Bale could have in the first half was because of the domination of his team than for his interventions. And as this did not happen in the second half, his 14 minutes of the second half were even less transcendental.
In the 59th minute, Giggs decided to take him off, aware of his lack of minutes and, above all, because of what is at stake against Hungary on Tuesday: nothing more and nothing less than a ticket to the Euros. And there, they will need more of their star.
Bale was included in the starting XI despite not playing for Real Madrid since he got injured, 10th October, in his country's match against Croatia.
On his return to Madrid, Bale was sidelined from Zinedine Zidane's squad and focused on recovering from his recent injury, just in time to answer Giggs' call and take part in his national team's decisive qualifying matches.
42 days after his last game with Real Madrid, 37 since he played for the national team, Bale returned to the pitch.


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Russia, Lithuania and Norway conduct three-way spy swap
by Rachael KennedyA three-country spy swap between Russia, Lithuania and Norway has been conducted, officials say.
It happened on Lithuania's border with Russia.
Five people were freed as part of the operation on Friday, according to the head of Lithuania's counterintelligence.
Two Russian nationals were exchanged for two Lithuanians and one Norwegian.
It came after Lithuanian president, Gitanas Nausėda, confirmed earlier in the day that he had pardoned the two Russians — Nikolai Filipchenko and Sergei Moisejenko — that had been jailed for espionage since 2017.
The former was serving a ten-year sentence after being found to be a member of Russia's FSB and for trying to recruit senior officials in Lithuania, while the latter was serving a sentence of ten years and six months for recruiting an officer.
Nausėda's pardon of the two men on Friday cited a specific article in the country's criminal code that came into effect this week — and is in regard to an exchange process of foreign spies.
According to Lithuania's BNS news service, it was the result of weeks of negotiations between Lithuania, Russia and Norway.
In response, Russia released two Lithuanians — Yevgeny Mataitis and Aristidas Tamosaitis — who were jailed for spying in 2016.
It also released Frode Berg, a Norwegian border guard who was convicted in 2017.
His lawyer said an "exact time [was] not decided" on when Berg, who was handed over to Norwegian authorities in Lithuania, will be taken back to Norway.


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dear rob & tony::
Thank you for the opportunity to talk with you yesterday about the
design position. I really enjoyed meeting with your group. The comp
I made is but one of the styles I've been exploring
lately. It might also be fun to
add a little flash to some of those splash pages; since new browsers
and operating systems now come with the plugins to support it. I
may not have experience working in your
market, but I have the skills to produce quality designs in a time-efficient
manner.
Perhaps
a fresh outlook is what the industry needs. I feel that I could
contribute a lot of energy and enthusiasm toward the work assigned
me. Thanks again for your time. I look forward to hearing from you
soon.
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James Michael, from Kensington, London, was enjoying the trip of a lifetime with his friends in 2017.

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As the parasite continued to lay eggs, his immune system eventually attacked his spine to the point he had to be hospitalised for three months – where he was told he only had a 30% chance of recovery.
 That wasn’t exactly how I imagined the trip of a lifetime with my friends going – the whole experience was surreal and strange.
Plotting a line, it was like going straight from a paradise beach to a hospital bed, almost incapacitated and helpless. This journey has made me definitely think more about my health and about how I look after myself – like reading up on health risks when I travel.
While fighting the infection – known as bilharzia – James had toilet and digestion problems, extreme acne caused by steroids, and had to use a catheter, crutches and a wheelchair. Fortunately, he’s now made a full recovery.
While he didn’t notice any problems after coming home at first, it was in October last year when he began notice a loss of feeling in both his legs. He initially suspected it was fatigue from cycling, but it was soon revealed to be more sinister.
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After going to hospital, he was worried he had MS or motor neurone disease. He was given antibiotics and sent home – but his symptoms weren’t subsiding.
James explained:
I explained to them that something serious was going on. I went to the neurology department, and they did blood tests to see what was up. They determined quite quickly that my immune system was attacking my spine, leading to the loss of control of my legs.
I was put on a six-month course of steroids to counter this, but they didn’t actually know what had caused this. It was a horrible feeling – I felt completely helpless, and the odds weren’t good. I couldn’t wish what I’ve been through on anybody.
The pain has been like nothing I’ve ever know. At times, it has been an excruciating physical pain that’s been debilitating.
James added his girlfriend couldn’t even touch him as the pain from that was too severe. Looking back, he says he’d ‘urge anyone thinking of getting into Lake Malawi not to’.
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I’ll certainly think twice before taking a dip in Lake Malawi.
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Map Plugin displays the status and parameters of locations on OpenStreetMap interactive maps. The plugin allows to monitor geographically distributed systems and navigate to the details page of a location.
First you need to perform the general sequence of installing plugins, and then perform several additional actions:
Map is a view in terms of Rapid SCADA. Creating and editing of maps is similar to work with scheme and table views.
Display options and map locations are stored in a file with the map extension. A map file must be placed in the interface directory or its subdirectory.
The plugin installation package contains an example of the map file SCADA\Interface\Map\MapExample.map. To edit map files, use any familiar text editor, for example, Notepad++. To create your own map, create a copy the example file with a new name and edit it. The name of the map file is arbitrary, the file extension is map.
The Tiling section contains parameters for connecting to a tile server. Tiles are used for composing a map background. There are tile servers from different vendors, both paid and free.
<Tiling>
<UrlTemplate>https://{s}.tile.openstreetmap.org/{z}/{x}/{y}.png</UrlTemplate>
</Tiling>
The InitialView section specifies the initial coordinates and scale of the map. A scale is an integer from 0 to 18.
<InitialView>
<Lat>48.861111</Lat>
<Lon>2.336389</Lon>
<Zoom>13</Zoom>
</InitialView>
The Locations section describes a set of locations that are displayed on the map. Let's consider an example:
<Locations>
<Location>
<Lat>48.858222</Lat>
<Lon>2.2945</Lon>
<Name>Eiffel Tower</Name>
<Descr>Avenue Anatole France, Paris, France</Descr>
<StatusCnlNum>0</StatusCnlNum>
<Data>
<DataItem cnlNum="101" />
<DataItem cnlNum="115">Avg. temp</DataItem>
</Data>
<Link viewID="2" />
</Location>
...
Lat и Lon - latitude and longitude of a map location,
Name - location name,
Descr - additional description,
StatusCnlNum - number of an input channel which means the status of this location, 0 - channel not specified,
DataItem - displayed data item associated with an input channel,
Link - reference to a view that contains detailed information about the location.
To make the map visible in the tree of views, it is necessary to register it in the Interface table using the Administrator application. Specify the path to the map file relative to the interface directory and enter the title which is the text of the tree node (see the figure).
Then pass the configuration database to the Server application by clicking the button. To apply the changes, logout the Webstation web application and login again. The result:


Form Wizard
Form Wizard generate step navigation for your purpose. You can use it for registration, settings, introduction or presentation of your projects.
Usage is very simple. Only thing you need is html structure of some form with fieldsets and call on this form this plugin.
For more information about options, visit plugin documentation.
5 styles to fit your needs
Form Wizard comes with 5 styles. It's very easy to change style, you just have to change data-style
attribute on your form.
Here is a list of each style and how to apply them:
 <form role="form" class="wizard" data-style="sea"> ... </form>  <form role="form" class="wizard" data-style="sky"> ... </form>  <form role="form" class="wizard" data-style="arrow"> ... </form>  <form role="form" class="wizard" data-style="simple"> ... </form>  <form role="form" class="wizard" data-style="circle"> ... </form>
4 navigation positions
By default, form wizard navigation is on top. Here you can create creative form wizard with left, right or bottom navigation too.
Idem as style, you just have to add data-nav
to your form if you want to change it, that's it!
 <form role="form" class="wizard" data-nav="left"> ... </form>  <form role="form" class="wizard" data-nav="right"> ... </form>  <form role="form" class="wizard" data-nav="bottom"> ... </form>
How to use Form Validation?
1. Add specific javascript and css
Add in your head page:
<link href="assets/plugins/step-form-wizard/css/step-form-wizard.css" rel="stylesheet">
Add inside body
at the end of your page, before main template scripts:

2. Create your form with Tabs
Add html markup for your form with wizard
class for your form. Each part inside fieldset willbe a step. Here is a simple example:
<form role="form" class="wizard" data-style="sea">  <fieldset> <legend>Basic information</legend>

 Email address <input type="email" class="form-control" placeholder="Enter email">

 Password <input type="password" class="form-control" placeholder="Password">

 Password again <input type="password" class="form-control" placeholder="Password">

 </fieldset>  <fieldset> <legend>Condition</legend> In publishing and graphic design, lorem ipsum is common placeholder text used to demonstrate the graphic elements of a document or visual presentation, such as web pages, typography, and graphical layout. It is a form of "greeking".
  <input type="radio" name="optionsRadios" value="option1" checked data-radio="iradio_square-blue"> Yes, it is totaly right.

  <input type="radio" name="optionsRadios" value="option2" data-radio="iradio_square-blue"> No, I check it twice and it is not right.
 </fieldset>  <fieldset> <legend>Final step</legend>

 Your name <input type="text" class="form-control" placeholder="Your name">

 Name of your cat <input type="text" class="form-control" placeholder="Name of your cat">

 </fieldset> </form>
Form Wizard Validation
You can validate each step, to be sure user have complete all necessary datas. Here we use Parsley Validation plugin.
Parsley Validation Documentation
In order to validate each step, you have add wizard-validation
class to your class and to tell which input is in which step.
For example, input 1, 2 and 3 are in step 1. So we have to validate them together.For each "group" of input, you have to add data-parsley-group
attribute.
Here is an example:
<form class="wizard wizard-validation" data-style="sea" role="form"> <fieldset> <legend>Basic information</legend>

 Email address <input type="email" class="form-control" id="email" name="email" placeholder="Enter email" required data-parsley-group="block0">

 Password <input type="password" class="form-control" id="password" name="password" placeholder="Password" required data-parsley-group="block0" data-parsley-equalto="#password">

 Password again <input type="password" class="form-control" id="password-repeat" name="password-repeat" placeholder="Password" required data-parsley-group="block0" data-parsley-equalto="#password">

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Use Secateur if you want to temporarily block or mute a Twitter account and all its followers.
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I (Tom), might be able to get it working again, but I doubt it. I don't think Twitter's new developer API credentials will work for what Secateur does.
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JJY
JJY
/dev/jjyu
; See corresponding receiver
This driver supports the following JJY receivers sold in Japan.
Tristate Ltd. JJY01, JJY02 http://www.tristate.ne.jp/ (Japanese only)
server 127.127.40.X mode 1
Flag1 has no effect for time synchronization. When a flag1 is set to 1, status commands are issued before DATE and STIM commands, and write a response text into a clockstats file.
| 0 (Default) | DCST and STUS commands are not issued |
| 1 | DCST and STUS commands are issued |
RS-232C, 9600 baud, 8-bits, no parity, 1 stop bit
| Command | --> | Reply |
date{CR}{LF} |
--> | YYYY/MM/DD WWW{CR}{LF} |
stim{CR}{LF} |
--> | HH:MM:SS{CR}{LF} |
C-DEX Co.,Ltd. JST2000 http://www.c-dex.co.jp/ (Japanese only)
server 127.127.40.X mode 2
RS-232C, 9600 baud, 8-bits, no parity, 1 stop bit
| Command | --> | Reply |
{ENQ}1J{ETX} |
--> | {STX}JYYMMDD HHMMSSS{ETX} |
Echo Keisokuki Co.,Ltd. LT-2000 http://www.clock.co.jp/ (Japanese only)
server 127.127.40.X mode 3
RS-232C, 9600 baud, 8-bits, no parity, 1 stop bit
| Command | --> | Reply |
C |
--> | ( Mode 2 : Continuous ) |
| ( Every second before 0.5 second ) | YYMMDDWHHMMSS{ST1}{ST2}{ST3}{ST4}{CR} |
|
# |
--> | ( Mode 1 : Request&Send ) |
CITIZEN T.I.C. CO.,LTD. JJY-200 http://www.tic-citizen.co.jp/ (Japanese only)
server 127.127.40.X mode 4
RS-232C, 4800 baud, 8-bits, no parity, 1 stop bit
| Command | --> | Reply |
| ( Every second ) | 'XX YY/MM/DD W HH:MM:SS{CR} |
Tristate Ltd. TS-GPSclock-01 http://www.tristate.ne.jp/ (Japanese only)
This driver supports the Tristate TS-GPSclock-01 in command/response mode, though it is a GPS clock, not JJY radio clock. Using the menus and the onboard switches, the TS-GPSclock-01 should be set to command/response mode and JST time zone.
Besides this driver ( Type 40 ), the generic NMEA GPS driver ( Type 20 ) supports the TS-GPSclock-01 in NMEA mode.
server 127.127.40.X mode 5
Flag1 has no effect for time synchronization. When a flag1 is set to 1, status command is issued before DATE and TIME commands, and write a response text into a clockstats file.
| 0 (Default) | STUS command is not issued |
| 1 | STUS command is issued |
USB ( /dev/ttyACM0 )
| Command | --> | Reply |
date{CR}{LF} |
--> | YYYY/MM/DD{CR}{LF} |
time{CR}{LF} |
--> | HH:MM:SS{CR}{LF} |
JJY is the radio station which transmites the JST (Japan Standard Time) in long wave radio. The station JJY is operated by the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology. An operating announcement and some information are avaiable from http://www.nict.go.jp/ (English and Japanese) and http://jjy.nict.go.jp/ (English and Japanese)
The user is expected to provide a symbolic link to an available serial port device. This is typically performed by a command such as;
ln -s /dev/ttyS0 /dev/jjy0
Using RS232C to USB converter cable, the clock can be connected to an USB port instead of a serial port. In this case, typical symbolic link command is as follows;
ln -s /dev/ttyUSB0 /dev/jjy0
Windows NT does not support symbolic links to device files. COMX: is the unit used by the driver, based on the refclock unit number, where unit 1 corresponds to COM1: and unit 3 corresponds to COM3:
The driver writes each timecode as received to the clockstats
file.
time1 time
time2 time
stratum number
refid string
JJY
.
flag1 0 | 1
flag2 0 | 1
flag3 0 | 1
flag4 0 | 1


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Templates should be used in all services.
It's unlikley that a service team will need to create a new template as the range of templates has been proven to work for all current service. If you feel that you do need to create a new template for your service you should speak to a memeber of the design language working group.


Now it all started two full dumps ago, on Thanksgiving, when my friend and I went up to visit the hackers at AI lab on the ninth floor. But the hackers don't always live on the ninth floor, they just go there to use these complex order code stack machines they call Lisp Machines.
And using a special purpose processor like that, they got a lot of room upstairs where DDT used to be, and havin' all that ROOM they decided that they didn't have to collect any garbage for a long time.

So we took the half-a-meg of garbage, put it in the back of a red ECL Multibus, took subrs and hacks and implementations of defstruction, and headed on toward the system dump.

We didn't find one 'til we came to a side area, and off the side of the side area was three hundred megabyte disk, and in the middle of the disk was another heap of garbage. And we decided that one big heap was better than two little heaps, and rather than page that one in, we decided to write ours out. That's what we did.
Branched back to the Lisp Listener, had a Chinese Thanksgiving dinner that couldn't be beat, went to SI:PROCESS-WAIT SLEEP, and didn't get up until the next quantum, when we got a funcall from Mr. Greenblatt. He said, "Kid, we found your name on a cons at the bottom of a half-a-meg of garbage and I just wanted to know if you had any information about it".
And I said, "Yes sir, Mr. Greenblatt, I cannot tell a lie. I put that structure under that garbage." After speakin' to Greenblatt for about forty-five million clock ticks on the telnet stream, we finally arrived at the truth of the matter and he said that we had to go down and link up the garbage, and also had to go down and speak to him at the Lisp Machine Factory. So we got in the red ECL Multibus with the subrs and hacks and implementations of defstruction and headed on toward the Lisp Machine Factory.
Now, friends, there was only one of two things that Greenblatt could've done at the Lisp Machine Factory, and the first was that he could've given us another 64K board for bein' so brave and honest on BUG-LISPM (which wasn't very likely, and we didn't expect it), and the other thing was that he could've flamed at us and told us never to be seen BLTing garbage around in the vicinity again, which is what we expected.
But when we got to the Lisp Machine Factory, there was a third COND-clause that we hadn't even counted upon, and we was both immediately Process-Arrested, Deexposed, and I said, "Greenblatt, I can't GC up the garbage with these here ARREST-REASONS on". He said: "Output-Hold, kid, and get in the back of the Control CAR." ...And that's what we did...sat in the back of the Control CAR, and drove to the sharpsign quote open scene-of-the-crime close.
I wanna tell you 'bout the town of Cambridge, Massachusetts, where this is happenin'. They got seven hunnert stop signs, no turn on red, and two campus police CARs, but when we got to the sharpsign-quote-open scene-of-the-crime close, there was five Lisp Machine hackers and three scope carts, bein' the biggest hack of the last ten years and everybody wanted to get in the HUMAN-NETS story about it.
And they was usin' up all kinds of digital equipment that they had hangin' around the Lisp Machine Factory. They was takin' backtraces, stack traces, plastic wire wraps, blueprints, and microcode loads...And they made seventeen 1K-by-32 pixel multi-flavored windows with turds and arrows and a scroll bar on the side of each one with documentation panes explainin' what each one was, to be used as evidence against us.
...Took pictures of the labels, blinkers, the cursors, the pop up notification windows, the upper right corner, the lower left corner ...and that's not to mention the XGP'd screen images!
After the ordeal, we went back to the Factory. Greenblatt said he was gonna locate us in a cell. He said: "Kid, I'm gonna INTERN you in a cell. I want your manual and your mouse."
I said, "Greenblatt, I can understand your wantin' my manual, so I don't have any documentation about the cell, but what do you want my mouse for?" and he said, "Kid, we don't want any window system problems". I said, "Greenblatt, did you think I was gonna deexpose myself for litterin'?"
Greenblatt said he was makin' sure, and, friends, Greenblatt was, 'cause he took out the left Meta-key so I couldn't double bucky the rubout and cold-boot, and he took out the Inspector so I couldn't click-left on Modify, set the PROCESS-WARM-BOOT-ACTION on the window, *THROW around the UNWIND-PROTECT and have an escape. Greenblatt was makin' sure.
It was about four or five hours later that Moon--(remember Moon? This here's not a song about Moon)-- Moon came by and, with a few nasty sends to Greenblatt on the side, bailed us out of core, and we went up to the Loft, had another Chinese dinner that couldn't be beat, and didn't get up until the next evening, when we all had to go to court.
We walked in, sat down, Greenblatt came in with the seventeen 1K-by-32 pixel multi-flavored windows with turds and arrows and documentation panes, sat down.
McMahon came in, said, "All rise!" We all stood up, and Greenblatt stood up with the seventeen 1K-by-32 pixel multi-flavored windows with turds and arrows and documentation panes, and the judge walked in, with an LA36, and he sat down. We sat down.
Greenblatt looked at the LA36... then at the seventeen multi flavored windows with the turds and arrows and documentation panes... and looked at the LA36... and then at the seventeen 1K-by-32 pixel multi-flavored windows with turds and arrows and documentation panes, and began to cry.
Because Greenblatt came to the realization that it was a typical case of LCS state-of-the-art technology, and there wasn't nothin' he could do about it, and the judge wasn't gonna look at the seventeen 1K-by-32 pixel multi-flavored windows with turds and arrows and documentation panes, explainin' what each one was, to be used as evidence against us.
And we was fined fifty zorkmids and had to rebuild the world load...in the snow.
But that's not what I'm here to tell you about. I'm here to talk about the Lab.
They got a buildin' down in Cambridge called Technology Square, where you walk in, you get your windows Inspected, detected, neglected and Selected!
I went down and got my interview one day, and I walked in, sat down (slept on the beanbag in 926 the night before, so I looked and felt my best when I went in that morning, 'cause I wanted to look like the All-American High School Tourist from Sunnyvale. I wanted to feel like ...
And I walked in, I sat down, KAREN gave me a piece of paper that said: "Kid, see the CLU hackers on XX."
I went up there, I said, "Eliot, I wanna lose. I wanna lose! I wanna see hacks and kludges and unbound variables and cruft in my code! Eat dead power supplies with cables between my teeth! I mean lose! lose! lose!"
And I started jumpin' up and down, yellin' "LOSE! LOSE! LOSE!" and Stallman walked in and started jumpin' up and down with me, and we was both jumpin' up and down, yellin', "LOSE! LOSE! LOSE! LOSE!!" and
some professor came over, gave me a 6-3 degree, sent me down the hall, said "You're our distinguished lecturer." Didn't feel too good about it.
Proceeded down the infinite corridor, gettin' more inspections, rejections (this IS MIT), detections, neglections, and all kinds of stuff that they was doin' to me there, and I was there for two years... three years... four years... I was there for a long time goin' through all kinds of mean, nasty, kludgy things, and I was havin' a tough time there, and they was inspectin', injectin', every single part of me, and they was leavin' no part unbound!
Proceeded through, and I finally came to see the very last man. I walked in, sat down, after a whole big thing there. I walked up, and he said, "Kid, we only got one question: Have you ever been arrested"?
And I proceeded to tell him the story of the half-a-meg of garbage with full orchestration and five-part harmony and stuff like that, and other phenomenon.
He stopped me right there and said, "Kid, have you ever been to court"? And I proceeded to tell him the story of the seventeen 1K-by-32 pixel multi-flavored windows with turds and arrows and documentation panes...
He stopped me right there and said, "Kid, I want you to go over and sit down on that bench that says 'LISP Machine Group'... NOW, KID!"
And I walked over to the bench there, and there's... The LISP Machine Group is where they put you if you may not be moral enough to join Symbolics after creatin' your special form.
There was all kinds of mean, nasty, ugly-lookin' people on the bench there ... there was Microcoders, DPL hackers, File System hackers, and Window System HAckers!! Window System hacker sittin' right there on the bench next to me! And the meanest, ugliest, nastiest one... the kludgiest Window System hacker of them all... was comin' over to me, and he was mean and ugly and nasty and horrible and all kinds of things, and he sat down next to me. He said, "Kid, you get a new copy of the sources?" I said, "I didn't get nothin'. I had to rebuild the world load."
He said, "What were you arrested for, kid?" and I said, "Littering..." And they all moved away from me on the bench there, with the hairy eyeball and all kinds of mean, nasty things, 'til I said, "And making gratuitous modifications to LMIO; sources..." And they all came back, shook my hand, and we had a great time on the bench talkin' about microcoding, DPL designing, file-system hacking, ... and all kinds of groovy things that we was talkin' about on the bench, and everything was fine.
We was drinking Coke smoking all kinds of things, until the RA came over, had some paper in his hand, held it up and said:
"KIDS-THIS-EXAM-S-GOT-FOURTY SEVEN-WORDS-THIRTY-SEVEN-MULTIPLE-CHOICE-QUESTIONS FIFTY-EIGHT-WORDS-WE-WANT-TO-KNOW-THE-DETAILS OF-THE-HACK-THE-TIME-OF-THE-HACK-AND-ANY OTHER-KIND-OF-THING-YOU-GOT-TO-SAY PERTAINING-TO-AND-ABOUT-THE-HACK-ANY-OTHER KIND-OF-THING-YOU-GOT-TO-SAY-WE-WANT-TO-KNOW-THE-ARRESTED-PROCESS'-NAME-AND-ANY OTHER-KIND-OF-THING..."
And he talked for forty-five minutes and nobody understood a word that he said. But we had fun rolling the mice around and clickin' on the buttons.
I filled out the special form with the four-level macro defining macros. Typed it in there just like it was and everything was fine. And I put down my keyboard, and I switched buffers, and there ... in the other buffer... centered in the other buffer... away from everything else in the buffer... in parentheses, capital letters, backquotated, in 43VXMS, read the following words: "Kid, have you featurized yourself"?
I went over to the RA. Said, "Mister, you got a lot of damned gall to ask me if I've featurized myself!
He looked at me and said, "Kid, we don't like your kind! We're gonna send your user-id off to the DCA in Washington"! And, friends, somewhere in Washington, enshrined on some little floppy disk, is a study in ones and zeros of my brain-damaged programming style...
And the only reason I'm singin' you the song now is 'cause you may know somebody in a similar situation. Or you may be in a similar situation, and if you're in a situation like that, there's only one thing you can do:
[ CHORUS ]
You know, if one person, just one person, does it, they may think he's really dangerous and they won't take him.
And if two people do it, in harmony, they may think they're both LISP hackers and they won't take either of them.
And if three people do it! Can you imagine three people walkin' in, singin' a bar of "MIT's AI Lab" and walkin' out? They may think it's an re-implementation of the window system!
And can you imagine fifty people a day? I said FIFTY people a day, walkin' in, singin' a bar of "MIT's AI Lab" and walkin' out? Friends, they may think it's a MOVEMENT, and that's what it is: THE MIT AI LAB ANTI-LOSSAGE MOVEMENT! And all you gotta do to join is to sing it the next time it comes around on the circular buffer.
With feelin'.
You can hack anything you want
on MIT Lisp Machines
You can hack anything you want
on MIT Lisp Machines
Walk right in and begin to hack
Just push your stuff right onto the stack
You can hack anything you want
on MIT Lisp Machines
(but dont forget to fix the bug...on MIT Lisp Machines!)
Last Update: 17 February 1995 / Brad Miller / miller@cs.rochester.edu


Cowering Idiots Association Company Man
By Ross Anthony
This little film sure tries hard to be silly. Unfortunately, most hits strike wide of funny bone central. It's a Marx brother's script with a Stan Laurel where a Groucho should have been.
Breaking onto the screen with "Secret Agent Man" rocking the sound track, the mood is set for a 1960's spy spoof. Mild-mannered schoolteacher Allen Quimp stumbles into spy mode in an attempt to quell his hounding spouse who has much higher aspirations for him than grammar. Sigourney Weaver does an average job of playing her Olive Oyl role with a bit of a sting, "Everything would be better if you just, I don't know, died."
Early on, Quimp bumps into, and haphazardly aids in the defection of, a famous Russian gymnast very well played by Ryan Phillippe for about 3 minutes before he defects from the film, "You want to leave Russia just when you're winning the space race?" This event Forest Gumps Quimp into actual assignments with the CIA. Eventually, Quimp finds himself smack dab in the middle of the Bay of Pigs, Cuba.
I'm not quite sure why this film misses, it moves well and has high energy; perhaps it's the casting. I'd have recruited Paul Giamatti from "Duets" for the lead and Shelly Duvall as the pushy wife. Perhaps Jon Favreau or someone really dangerous like Harvey Keitel (or even Denis Leary) could have nailed the crazed "kill communism" soldier role.
Leary is fine as an intermediary agent, "I've only started one sentence since you've been in town and you've been correcting it ever since!"

Lots of energy and movement, unfortunately little amusement.
Company Man. Copyright © 2001. Rated PG-13. * Starring Douglas McGrath, Sigourney Weaver, John Turturroj, Alan Cumming, Anthony Lapaglia, Ryan Phillippe, Heather Matarazzo, Denis Leary. * Directed by Peter Askin and Douglas McGrath. * Written by Peter Askin and Douglas McGrath. * Produced by John Penotti, Rick Leed, James Scotchdopole at Intermedia/wind dancer.
Grade..........................C+
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U.S. Aircraft Carrier Conducts Military Drill After Encountering Iran's Navy While Entering the Gulf
The Abraham Lincoln entered the vital Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday amid simmering tensions between Iran and the United States
by ReutersU.S. aircraft carrier strike group Abraham Lincoln conducted training in the Arabian Sea on Saturday, to "maintain readiness" and "keep strong offensive capabilities," according to Commander Michael Boyle.
The Abraham Lincoln entered the vital Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday amid simmering tensions between Iran and the United States as the strike group encountered the Iranian navy on its way into the Persian Gulf (Arabian Gulf), but all interactions were safe and professional, according to Commander Boyle.
The Strait of Hormuz is considered the world's most important oil artery as about a fifth of the world's oil passes through, making it of utmost significance to the global oil market.
Tensions in the Gulf have risen since attacks on oil tankers this summer, including off the coast of the United Arab Emirates, and a major assault on energy facilities in Saudi Arabia. Washington has blamed Iran, which has denied orchestrating the attacks on global energy infrastructure.
In response, the U.S. has deployed thousands of additional military forces to the Middle East, including bombers and air defense personnel to act as a deterrent against what Washington says is provocative Iranian behaviour.
The latest move comes as protests, sparked by gasoline price hikes, have spread across Iran since last Friday, with demonstrators demanding that clerical leaders step down.


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with how I'd make all Christians work for me;
If I were emperor, then you'd really see -
I'd have the head cut off of everyone.

If I were Cecco - as in fact I am -
I'd chase the young and pretty girls; to others
Would I leave the lame or wrinkled dam
-Cecco
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Traveling-Salesman Problem
int tsp(List *vertices, const TspVertex *start, List *tour, int (*match)
(const void *key1, const void *key2))
Return Value
0if computing the approximate
traveling-salesman tour is successful, or -1 otherwise.
Description
Computes an approximate traveling-salesman
tour of the points specified as vertices in
vertices. The tour begins at the vertex
specified by start. The operation modifies
vertices, so a copy should be made before
calling the operation, if necessary. Each element in
vertices must be of type
TspVertex. Use the data member
of each TspVertex structure to store data
associated with the vertex, such as an identifier. Use the
x and y members of the
structure to specify the coordinates associated with the
vertex. The function specified by match
determines whether two vertices match. It should only compare
the data members of TspVertex
structures. The tour is returned in tour,
which is a list of TspVertex structures. Each
vertex appears in tour in the order it would
be encountered during the tour. The elements in
tour point to the actual vertices in
vertices, so the caller must ensure that the
storage in vertices remains valid as long as
tour is being accessed. Use list_destroy to destroy
tour once it is no longer needed.
Complexity
O (V 2), where V is the number of vertices to visit
in the tour. |


abstract fun retrievedSavedNetworks(savedNetworks: List<@JvmSuppressWildcards WifiConfiguration>): Unit
Called when WiseFy has successfully retrieved a list of saved networks.
See Also
WifiConfiguration
Author Patches
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Offline Edits Viewer is a tool to parse the Edits log file. The current processors are mostly useful for conversion between different formats, including XML which is human readable and easier to edit than native binary format.
The tool can parse the edits formats -18 (roughly Hadoop 0.19) and later. The tool operates on files only, it does not need Hadoop cluster to be running.
Input formats supported:
The Offline Edits Viewer provides several output processors (unless stated otherwise the output of the processor can be converted back to original edits file):
bash$ bin/hdfs oev -i edits -o edits.xml
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
| [-i ; --inputFile] input file | Specify the input edits log file to process. Xml (case insensitive) extension means XML format otherwise binary format is assumed. Required. |
| [-o ; --outputFile] output file | Specify the output filename, if the specified output processor generates one. If the specified file already exists, it is silently overwritten. Required. |
| [-p ; --processor] processor | Specify the image processor to apply against the image file. Currently valid options are binary, xml (default) and stats. |
| [-v ; --verbose] | Print the input and output filenames and pipe output of processor to console as well as specified file. On extremely large files, this may increase processing time by an order of magnitude. |
| [-f ; --fix-txids] | Renumber the transaction IDs in the input, so that there are no gaps or invalid transaction IDs. |
| [-r ; --recover] | When reading binary edit logs, use recovery mode. This will give you the chance to skip corrupt parts of the edit log. |
| [-h ; --help] | Display the tool usage and help information and exit. |
In case there is some problem with hadoop cluster and the edits file is corrupted it is possible to save at least part of the edits file that is correct. This can be done by converting the binary edits to XML, edit it manually and then convert it back to binary. The most common problem is that the edits file is missing the closing record (record that has opCode -1). This should be recognized by the tool and the XML format should be properly closed.
If there is no closing record in the XML file you can add one after last correct record. Anything after the record with opCode -1 is ignored.
Example of a closing record (with opCode -1):
<RECORD> <OPCODE>-1</OPCODE> <DATA> </DATA> </RECORD>


meme2alph [options] <motif file> [<alphabet file>]
Extract the alphabet from a MEME Motif Format file and write it out as an alphabet definition.
The name of a file containing motifs in MEME Motif Format.
(Optional) The name of a file to receive the alphabet definition.
Writes the extracted alphabet definition to the <alphabet file> or standard output if no file was given.
| Option | Parameter | Description | Default Behavior |
|---|---|---|---|
| General Options |


type TDrawMode = (dmOpaque, dmBlend, dmCustom, dmTransparent);
Description
TDrawMode defines how the bitmap
is combined with the background. This is the type for DrawMode
property of TBitmap32 class, and
it is also passed as parameter in BlockTransfer
and StretchTransfer
functions.
- dmOpaque – a color information from the foreground image
completely replaces the background data;
- dmBlend – foreground and background colors are blended
together using per-pixel opacity of the foreground bitmap (stored in its alpha
channel), multiplied by its MasterAlpha;
- dmCustom – colors are mixed using OnPixelCombine
event, that is essentially a call-back function allowing for any custom blending
routine.
- dmTransparent – color key transparency: any pixel that
matches TBitmap32.OuterColor
is treated as transparent.


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 A cool optimized way to load, write and store big data frames with FST package!" author: "Carlos Vecina Tebar" date: "2020-03-30" slug: "speed-up-load-write-files-fst-package-r" translationKey: "aumenta-velocidad-scripts-r-lectura-escritura-fst-R" output: blogdown::html_page: highlight: tango categories: - R - Tips tags: [] subtitle: "A must in our R environment! Unbeaten speed and data frame compression. It's FST! x100 faster than write.csv()" summary: "Unbeaten speed and file size!  Here we show you a performance boost to your scripts and reduction in disk memory storage with the FST CRAN package. We are going to benchmark it with R base functions (csv and RDS extensions) and another great package like readr:
library(microbenchmark)
library(readr)
library(fst)
microbenchmark(
write.csv(big_dataset, paste0(path,"big_dataset.csv"),), # utils
write_csv(big_dataset, paste0(path,"big_dataset.csv")), # readr
write_csv(big_dataset, paste0(path,"big_dataset.csv.gz"),), # readr GZ
saveRDS(big_dataset, paste0(path,"big_dataset.RDS")), # utils
write_rds(big_dataset, paste0(path,"big_dataset.RDS")), # readr
write_fst(big_dataset, paste0(path,"big_dataset.fst")), # fst
times = 10
)
## Unit: milliseconds
## min mean median max neval file_size
##utils 10943.1161 11232.20073 11098.66610 12011.1538 10 109 MB
##readr 3140.4450 3442.92772 3388.14280 3768.4109 10 109 MB
##readrGZ 6993.8850 7332.31976 7260.95040 7946.9233 10 23 MB
##base 4800.3516 5122.22345 5024.69395 5833.9807 10 15 MB
##readr 187.0765 210.74584 211.70760 246.6369 10 46 MB
"fst 60.3065 87.30611 74.94375 154.7718 10 16 MB"
Wow! That was cool! We can achieve an amazing reading and writing speed plus an incredible file size!
We can see a x3 and x50 performance improvements over the readr::write_rds() and base saveRDS() functions!
An incredible x100 performance between fst and csv writing functions, but the true here is that they are not directly comparable as they work with quite different file formats.
Are you going to add FST to your R projects toolbox too?
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