Cancer is a complex genetic disease that results from a combination of genetic and environmental perturbations to biomolecular networks that typically maintain a homeostatic balance between normal cellular functional states, such as proliferation, apoptosis, and differentiation. Using genome-wide genomic and proteomic measurements of cancer cells (primary tumors, distant metastases, cell lines treated with chemotherapeutic drugs, etc.), coupled with computational approaches, we can gain insights into cellular dysfunction underlying cancer onset, progression, and metastasis. At the same time, accurate and early diagnostic markers are critical to the prevention and treatment of cancers. Genome-wide measurements of cancer tissues, combined with statistical pattern recognition and machine learning approaches, allow us to determine sets of informative genes or proteins whose measurements may be used for prognosis or diagnosis. Examples include: distinguishing subtypes or different stages of a cancer, determining whether a cancer has metastatic potential, predicting survival or the likelihood of a successful response to a therapy.
We are studying complex dynamical systems for gaining insights into fundamental principles governing living systems at various scales of organization. We have focused on: the relationships between the structure of such systems and their dynamics; the ability to balance robustness with adaptability in an uncertain and variable environment while making decisions in response to information in the environment; and the coordination of complex behaviors and memory. We are exploring information-theoretic approaches to tackle these questions, using mathematical and statistical modeling, computer simulations, and large-scale biological measurements.
Large-scale high-throughput measurement technologies have allowed system-wide modeling and analysis of cells in health and disease. Each type of measurement data, be it transcript enumeration data, protein lysate array data, flow cytometry data, or microarray data from heterogeneous cell populations, requires appropriate statistical and computational methods.
High-throughput cellular imaging and microfluidic technologies are enabling phenotypic measurements on single-cell and population-wide scales. The extraction of information from such imaging data is necessary for establishing the relationships between the behavior of molecular networks in cells and quantitative phenotypic features under a variety of conditions. We are developing image processing and analysis methods to detect and count objects (including subcellular and multicellular structures), statistically describe their shape (both in two and three dimensions), and track localization of objects over time (such as a protein within a cell or the interactions of two cells).
Complex dynamical biomolecular systems govern virtually all biological processes, on time scales ranging from development to physiology. A paramount problem is to understand the structural and dynamical properties of such systems and their role in cellular function and dysfunction. Our group is developing model inference approaches by integrating the information from multiple types of measurement data in a variety of modeling formalisms, including differential equations, nonlinear discrete dynamical systems, such as probabilistic Boolean networks, dynamic Bayesian networks, and others. Various data sources such as DNA sequences, measurements of gene expression (microarrays), protein expression (protein arrays, mass spectrometry), genome-wide protein-DNA interactions (ChIP-chip), functional annotations, and literature-based relationships, can be combined in statistically principled ways. The inferred models can then be used to predict various aspects of system behavior under environmental or genetic perturbations. In particular, the predictive nature of such models sets the stage for optimal intervention strategies intended to control system behavior, particularly in the context of disease.


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Why You Haven’t GM’ed This Before
Despite the title of this section, chances are (if you’re an experienced GM) you may find this system familiar in a number of ways.
My Little Pony: Roleplaying is Magic is different than most other systems, but also shares similarities with many of them; in essence, it is an amalgamation of many ideas, refined and reworked so as to fit together into a cohesive and unique pen and paper roleplaying game. However, if you have focused primarily on one game system or another, or have played only with one group of players for a long time, some elements of this system—and the experience of GM’ing this system—may be new to you.
In this section, we will explain the core unique elements which set My Little Pony: Roleplaying is Magic apart from other game systems, and help you to understand how your GM’ing experience may differ from what you are used to.
Not a Beginner System
My Little Pony: Roleplaying is Magic is not a system for ‘beginners,’ or those seeking a regulated gaming experience; it is for experienced roleplayers, writers, or at least those with creative minds. The foundation of the game is in interpretation, story and character development, imagination, and narrative thinking. Often, gamers who come from a background of other pen and paper roleplaying games have been conditioned to think tactically, efficiently, and seek the way to ‘win.’ This is also often the case with gamers who come from a background of video gaming. This mindset, this ‘winner attitude,’ is what we consider to be a ‘beginner mindset’ when it comes to My Little Pony: Roleplaying is Magic.
The mindset which must be cultivated for a game group to thrive while playing this game is one of collaborative storytelling and imaginative, cooperative, creative thinking. Much like the characters themselves, the game group must be a cohesive unit, working together toward the common goal of creating a fun experience and story. Once the game group grasps the concept of collaborating in order to have fun, instead of working efficiently to defeat a challenge, they are ready and are well-suited to playing My Little Pony: Roleplaying is Magic.
Concept Heavy, Rules Light
Players and GM’s who are playing My Little Pony: Roleplaying is Magic must be good at conceptual thinking and consideration of the situation at hand. This is because there are no tables or charts with exact difficulty ratings for individual tasks, nor are there many numbers of any kind except those which are necessary to keep track of vital statistics or to aid in the resolution of task attempts. This lack of reference, which we call ‘rules light,’ produces two main effects on gameplay:
First, without a chart of exact numbers for things, the GM must use their best judgement when deciding what those numbers should be. This leads to a development of reasoned thinking and fairness, a connection between the players and their GM, and gives the GM a comfortable position from which to exercise narrative discretion; that is, if a plot point is important, it might be easier (or harder) to accomplish, and/or have less (or more) dramatic consequences.
Second, it fosters an attitude of narrative responsibility in the players. If players can look at a chart or a table and know that their character has a certain percent chance of success, they will look for a way to increase that chance for the purpose of ‘winning.’ However, without such a binding resource, players are free to play their characters more accurately and honestly; a character who is a hothead and forges ahead through strength, and a character who is more cautious and uses their mind, can both be equally valid.
These aspects, these gameplay effects, are what make pen and paper roleplaying games special in the world of gaming; where video games require hard rules and perpetually consistent numbers to ensure game balance, pen and paper games like My Little Pony: Roleplaying is Magic are concerned more with narrative balance, and leave considerable leeway for GM’s and players to ‘make the numbers match the story,’ instead of the other way around.
Improvisation: Your Best Skill
In most pen and paper roleplaying games, preparation is the key to being a good GM. From having references to the stats of a particular adversary, to knowing the difficulty of opening locks or evading traps, to having prepared encounters written out in advance, traditionally, preparation has always been the most important skill for a GM to develop.
Not so in My Little Pony: Roleplaying is Magic.
In this game, the most important skill for a GM to develop is improvisation. Improvisation takes two abilities and merges them into a single skill: First, the ability to identify what element is lacking or could improve a given situation, and second, the ability to decide on what and how to alter a situation to make it more fun, dynamic, and interesting. Improvisation allows a good GM to turn a boring or otherwise not fun scene into a memorable story chapter.
Everything on the GM’s side of My Little Pony: Roleplaying is Magic is designed to facilitate improvisation. While a GM should prepare their Episode in terms of situations and plot points, they must be free to change anything at any time. This is one reason why the system is so rules light; without needing to memorize or continuously consult rules, a GM is free to interpret situations and improvise elements, using and adapting basic guidelines.
Players, Trust Thy GM
All of this power to change things on the fly which the GM has, has the risk of fostering distrust between the players and the GM. If the players feel like the GM is ‘cheating,’ or is working against them unfairly, or is trying to force them to do something or have their characters punished, the necessary trust to play the game itself is shattered. For this reason, establishing—and not betraying—the trust of the players is of paramount importance for a GM running a game of My Little Pony: Roleplaying is Magic. Be honorable and fair, trust your players to make their own choices, and they will trust you.


Multan woman in hospital after self-immolation attempt over fight with husband | Pakistan - Geo.tv
by Maimoona SaeedMULTAN: A woman was admitted to the hospital after she allegedly attempted self-immolation over a fight with her husband, rescue sources said Tuesday.
Rescue sources said the 30-year-old woman doused herself in petrol then set herself ablaze over a domestic dispute with her husband but that they reached the scene in Madina Colony and shifted her to Multan's Nishtar Hospital.
Rescue 1122 teams found her in a severely wounded state when they arrived.
On the other hand, police said they have initiated an investigation into the matter.


I decided to try some mushrooms with a friend who has done them before. It was my first time, so he insisted that we 'set up' the room, so that we would have the best 'experience'. He proceeded to put cyalume lights on the ceiling fan, set up a black light and turn on some music. I ate (with copious amounts of Dr. Pepper) about 4 stems and tops, don't know the exact amount, but I think it was less than I should have for my body weight.
We lay on the bed and stared up at the ceiling fan. He had taken more than me, so in about 30 minutes he was enjoying himself thoroughly. I was not feeling anything. He suggested that I take more, but I didn't want to overdue it the first time. About 45 minutes into it, I started to feel a numbness coming up from my feet. The ceiling fan was doing nothing for me so I closed my eyes. Pink Floyd was ripping a mean guitar solo and it began:
I was outside, looking at the speaker that the music was coming from. The speaker was aimed towards the sky, I looked at where the speaker was aimed and saw the heavens beginning to open up. It was as if the music was beckoning God to open the sky and take a peak at the beautiful sounds. God was beautiful, he was the old man that we always imagine. Long white beard, all knowing, all powerful, all love. He smiled on me, and motioned for me to come towards him. It was here that I got scared and wondered..'If I go, will I return, or will that be it' So I asked my buddy:
“Hey, Should I go with him?”
“Who?”
“God, he wants to show me heaven...”
“Sure, go.”
“Yeah but can I come back, or is this it?”
“If you’re going to heaven what do you care?”
So I went. It was the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. As if he knew my question, God showed me the afterlife. It wasn't heaven, but another plane of existence. Like a door, nothing to fear, just a growing experience. Eventually, I would make it to heaven, but even when I die, I will not go there directly. He showed me that there are multiple levels on the way. Heaven was indescribable, so I won't try, but it was desirable for sure. I never actually spoke to God, I got the feeling it was not allowed, but he showed me what I needed to see.
I have always been a Christian, now I am questioning the very foundation of my belief system. I asked my friend, 'Could Pink Floyd be the Messiah, the guide to God' I know it sounds crazy, but I really wonder if mushrooms were put on the earth to help us find God?
I want to visit this place again..I didn't get enough. Whatever the truth is, it is far beyond my conscience thoughts.
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HardwareInformation
open class HardwareInformation
Defines a set of convenience properties and functions when working on Apple devices, such as checking the device model name (iPhone10,3
), getting the device type (iPhoneX
), getting the OS version, the current device orientation and internet connection state.
Examples:
if HardwareInformation.deviceType == .iPhoneX {
// The app is running on an iPhone X
...
}
if HardwareInformation.isConnectedToNetwork {
// The device has an internet connection
...
}
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Returns
true
if the app is running on an iPhone, else returnsfalse
.Declaration
Swift
public static var isPhone: Bool { get }
-
Returns
true
if the app is running on an iPad, else returnsfalse
.Declaration
Swift
public static var isPad: Bool { get }
-
Returns
true
if the app is runnin on an Apple TV, else returnsfalse
.Declaration
Swift
public static var isTV: Bool { get }
-
Returns
true
if the app is running in Apple CarPlay, else returnsfalse
.Declaration
Swift
public static var isCar: Bool { get }
-
Returns
true
if the app is running on an Apple Watch, else returnsfalse
.Declaration
Swift
public static var isWatch: Bool { get }
-
Returns
true
if the app is running on an Mac, else returnsfalse
.Declaration
Swift
public static var isMac: Bool { get }
-
Returns
true
if the app is running on an Mac via the Catalyst envrionment, else returnsfalse
.Declaration
Swift
public static var isMacCatalyst: Bool { get }
-
Returns the model name of the device the app is running on. For example,
iPhone10,3
oriPhone10,6
for theiPhone X
.Declaration
Swift
public static var modelName: String { get }
-
Returns the human readable type of the device that the app is running on (for example
iPhoneX
) orunknown
if the type cannot be discovered.Declaration
Swift
public static var deviceType: AppleHardwareType { get }
-
Returns the version number (for example
iOS 11.1
) of the OS installed on the device that the app is running on.Declaration
Swift
public static var osVersion: String { get }


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Question 11: On clicking on "google" tag. It is taking us to google home page. Stop it from happening.


My plan for the future isnt quite as mapped out as I would like it to be. Because I have so many interests and talents I dont know exactly what I would like to be and what would be a great job for me. I have given thought to multiple options that are of interest to me. A translater, a intellagence officer for the marines, cryptologic linguist for the army, behavior analasyst for the bau, a surgoun, a musician, and a computer programmer. And those are not all of them. As you can see there is a veriety of different kinds of careers. One thing I do know is that I dont want to be trapped behind a desk. I want to be a protector. I want to help and protect people who cant protect themsleves. I want to do something that will mean something to me and the world. I want to make a difference in my future.


Module lazily
Lazily import pygeodesy
modules and attributes, based on
lazy_import from Brett Cannon's modutil.
Lazy import
is supported only for Python 3.7+ and is enabled by default in PyGeodesy
18.11.10 and newer.
To enable lazy import
, set env
variable PYGEODESY_LAZY_IMPORT
to 1
,
2
, 3
or higher prior to import
pygeodesy
. To disable lazy import
, set
env
variable PYGEODESY_LAZY_IMPORT
to
0
or an empty string. Use 2
or higher to print
a message for each lazily imported module and attribute, similar to
env
variable PYTHONVERBOSE
showing imports.
Using 3
or higher also shows the importing file name and
line number.
Notes:
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Lazy import
applies only to top-level modules of
pygeodesy
.
-
Lazy import
raises a LazyAttributeError or LazyImportError depending on the cause of the
error and such errors can occur late, after all initial imports.
Version:
23.08.15
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LazyAttributeError
Raised if a lazily imported attribute is missing or
invalid.
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LazyImportError
Raised if lazy import is not supported, disabled or
failed some other way.
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print_(*args,
**nl_nt_prefix_end_file_flush_sep)
Python 3+ print -like formatting and printing. |
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printf(fmt,
*args,
**nl_nt_prefix_end_file_flush_sep_kwds)
Printf-style and Python 3+ print -like
formatting and printing. |
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print_ (*args,
**nl_nt_prefix_end_file_flush_sep)
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Python 3+ print -like formatting and printing.
- Arguments:
args - Arguments to be converted to str and joined by
sep (any type, all positional).
nl_nt_prefix_end_file_flush_sep - Keyword arguments nl=0 for the number of
leading blank lines (int ), nt=0
the number of trailing blank lines (int ),
prefix=NN to be inserted before the formatted
text (str ) and Python 3+ print keyword
arguments end , sep ,
file and flush .
- Returns:
- Number of bytes written.
|
printf (fmt,
*args,
**nl_nt_prefix_end_file_flush_sep_kwds)
|
|
Printf-style and Python 3+ print -like
formatting and printing.
- Arguments:
fmt - Printf-style format specification
(str ).
args - Arguments to be formatted (any types, all
positional).
nl_nt_prefix_end_file_flush_sep_kwds - Keyword arguments nl=0 for the number of
leading blank lines (int ), nt=0
the number of trailing blank lines (int ),
prefix=NN to be inserted before the formatted
text (str ) and Python 3+ print keyword
arguments end , sep ,
file and flush . Any
remaining kwds are printf-style keyword arguments to be formatted,
iff no args are present.
- Returns:
- Number of bytes written.
|


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Id: 449
Name: Roy's Mum
Status: Alive
Species: Human
Type: Game
Gender: Female
OriginName: Roy: A Life Well Lived
OriginUrl: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/location/32
LocationName: Roy: A Life Well Lived
LocationUrl: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/location/32
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Episode: ['https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/episode/13']
Url: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/449
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Previous drug experience: pot fairly often, shrooms, dxm, hawaiian woodrose seeds, salvia, and alcohol. A few days ago, I decided to finally take some Dramamine that I had gotten solely for the purpose of tripping some time ago. I had been planning on tripping that night and when a native american friend of mine told me it was a full moon, the night they traditionally do their peyote rituals, that gave me even more of a reason to trip.
Right before my trip I talked to my girlfriend on the phone, it wasn't a very pleasant conversation, we were both very stressed. I wrote her a poem before the trip really started kicking in. The first thing that happened was I got a kind of head trip, different from the feeling I get on shrooms, and I also started seeing patterns on my door start to move like on shrooms, except they were pulsating and moving more rigidly than with shrooms.
Then I started to get small hallucinations at the edge of my field of vision, such as black specks or flashes of light. after quite a while, I saw the most beautiful thing, a small crystal tree growing from my hand and somehow illuminated. I was in the dark, so that may have been part of it. Every now and then I would hear conversations between people I didn't know and sometimes they were about me. I had to use the bathroom many times during my trip because I had had a cup of coffee before my trip and several glasses of water during it. When I was leaving the bathroom one of those times I saw a friend who doesn't live very close to me. He said something and I responded and then he just disappeared. Only then did I realize he was only a hallucination.
For a while I sat on the couch in my living room with 2 of my roommates (who were real). One of them was playing a video game and I was talking to them, but I must not have been making much sense because they would just give me these really weird looks. About 3 hours after I initially started tripping, I wanted to play some video games, but I was afraid I would wake up my roommate that was living in the living room. It turns out that she wasn't even home that night, she was at her boyfriend's. But I could almost swear I saw her boyfriend sleeping in the hall as I got ready for bed.
The next day I awoke 10 minutes after my school bus had left, and when I went to put my contacts in, I noticed that the left one was ripped. I had no 'hangover' or anything like that, but I did have to go through the whole day with no contacts.
My experience on dramamine wasn't a negative one, but many people do experience negative effects. I probably won't touch dram again for a while, but only because I like to be able to tell fantasy from reality.
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Quite often in HTML/CSS based UIs we need to hide/show some elements in runtime.
Probably the most widespread (and the worst) solution is to set display:none
CSS property programmatically.
That sounds quite easy on the first glance but solves only half of the problem - it hides - removes the element from rendering tree. But what you would do when you need to show element that was previously hidden that way? Setting it to display:block
is very wrong. Far not all elements have display:block model by default in HTML. <img>, <input>, <select>, <textarea>, etc are display:inline-block
. <table> and all its children have special display:table**** values. Setting them to display:block
will lead you to quite surprising results.
Therefore in order to use display:none
in runtime you will need to know original display value of the element. Not quite convenient and maintainable. Imagine that your web designer (proabably sitting on other continent) decided to replace some elements horizontally by declaring display: table-cell
on them. You will get problems hidding/showing such elements by switching display: none <-> block.
To overcome such a problem jQuery for example implements its hide()
method ( see: http://robflaherty.github.io/jquery-annotated-source/docs/13-effects.html#section-6 ) by storing existing display value to special property named "olddisplay". And restores the display from that property when you need to show the element. That approach is far from ideal either for obvious reasosns.
Better solution is to use attribute "hidden". So instead of setting element.style.display CSS property you will need to add attribute "hidden" to the element when you need to hide it and remove that attribute when you will want to show the element. In order this to work you will need to add single and simple rule tou your stylesheet:
[hidden] { display:none !important; }
If some elements need to be hidden by default you will use hidden attribute in your markup, for example as:
<button id="ok-button" hidden>OK</button>
In Sciter you can define some virtual property, e.g. "shown", to all DOM elements (in some common "utilities" module):
/* CSS must have [hidden] { display:none } rule in order this to work */ property Element.shown(v) { get return this.style#display != "none"; set this.attributes["hidden"] = v ? undefined : true; }
and use it as
var someEl = ...
someEl.shown = true; // to show
someEl.shown = false; // to hide
The solution is not free from obvious drawbacks though:
[hidden] { display:none; }
rule.be present in your CSS and Since Sciter version <IP_ADDRESS> you can use visibility:none;
in CSS to exclude the element from rendering. Exactly in the same way as display:none;
. It has exactly the same effect.
As the visibility property is orthogonal to the dsiplay you can safely assign "none" and "visible" property to it without affecting display model of the element.
Therefore, the visibility property in Sciter can accept following values:
And here is modified version of the shown scripting property defined above:
property Element.shown(v) { get return this.isVisible; set this.style#visibility = v ? "visible" : "none"; }


- DATA_COUNT - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.identifier.MinecraftIdentifier
-
- DATA_COUNT_LEGACY - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.identifier.MinecraftIdentifier
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- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.protocol.AddChannel
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- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.protocol.ChatMessage
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- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.protocol.Kick
-
- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.protocol.LoginAccepted
-
- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.protocol.LoginFailure
-
- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.protocol.LoginRequest
-
- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.protocol.RemoveChannel
-
- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.protocol.RenameChannel
-
- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.protocol.UpdateUsername
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- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.login.ConnectionBanned
-
- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.login.ConnectionRequest
-
- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.login.ConnectionRequestAccepted
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- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.login.IncompatibleProtocol
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- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.login.NewIncomingConnection
-
- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.login.OpenConnectionRequestOne
-
- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.login.OpenConnectionRequestTwo
-
- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.login.OpenConnectionResponseOne
-
- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.login.OpenConnectionResponseTwo
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- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.message.acknowledge.Acknowledge
-
- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.message.CustomPacket
-
- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.message.EncapsulatedPacket
-
Decodes the packet.
- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.status.ConnectedPing
-
- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.status.ConnectedPong
-
- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.status.UnconnectedPing
-
- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.status.UnconnectedPong
-
- decode() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.RakNetPacket
-
Decodes the packet.
- DEFAULT_CHANNEL - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.RakNet
-
- DEFAULT_CLIENT_INSTRUCTIONS - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.client.frame.ChatFrame
-
- DEFAULT_CLIENT_USERNAME - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.client.frame.ChatFrame
-
- DEFAULT_SERVER_ADDRESS - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.client.frame.ChatFrame
-
- DEFAULT_SERVER_MOTD - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.client.frame.ChatFrame
-
- DEFAULT_SERVER_NAME - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.client.frame.ChatFrame
-
- DEFAULT_TRANSFER_UNITS - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClient
-
- deleteLoopbackExempt() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.windows.UniversalWindowsProgram
-
Makes the application loopback unexempt, preventing it from connecting
with applications on the same machine.
- denyLogin(RakNetClientSession, String) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.server.ChatServer
-
Denies a login to the specified client with the specified reason.
- denyUsernameUpdate() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.server.ConnectedClient
-
Tells the client its new username has been denied.
- description - Variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.server.command.Command
-
- DETECTION_SEND_INTERVAL - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.RakNet
-
- DEVICE_MTU_SIZE - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.RakNet
-
- disconnect(String) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClient
-
Disconnects the client from the server if it is connected to one.
- disconnect() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClient
-
Disconnects the client from the server if it is connected to one.
- disconnect(String) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.client.ChatClient
-
Disconnects from the server with the specified reason.
- DISCONNECT_BUTTON_TEXT - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.client.frame.ChatFrame
-
- disconnectAndShutdown(String) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClient
-
Disconnects from the server and shuts down the client for good, once this
is called the client can no longer connect to servers.
- disconnectAndShutdown() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClient
-
Disconnects from the server and shuts down the client for good, once this
is called the client can no longer connect to servers.
- DISCONNECTED - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.session.RakNetState
-
The session is disconnected.
- discovered - Variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClient
-
Synchronize this first! (externalServers
goes second!)
- discovered - Variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.interactive.BroadcastTest
-
- DiscoveredServer - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet.client.discovery
-
This class represents a server that has been discovered by the
RakNetClient
and also stores the discovered server's address and
Identifier
which are both crucial to making use of this class.
- DiscoveredServer(InetSocketAddress, long, Identifier) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.discovery.DiscoveredServer
-
Constructs a DiscoveredServer
with the specified address,
discovery timestamp, and identifier.
- DiscoveryMode - Enum in com.whirvis.jraknet.client.discovery
-
Used by the RakNetClient
to determine how it will discover
servers.
- DiscoveryMode() - Constructor for enum com.whirvis.jraknet.client.discovery.DiscoveryMode
-
- discoveryMode - Variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClient
-
- discoveryModeOptions - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.interactive.BroadcastFrame
-
- discoveryPorts - Variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClient
-
- discoverySystem - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClient
-
- DiscoveryThread - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet.client.discovery
-
This Thread
is used by the RakNetClient
to discover
servers, allowing the client to discover servers without being started and
without having to take up multiple threads.
- DiscoveryThread() - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.discovery.DiscoveryThread
-
Constructs a DiscoveryThread
.
- discoveryTimestamp - Variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.discovery.DiscoveredServer
-
- displayError(String, String) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.client.frame.ChatFrame
-
Displays an error with the specified title and message.
- displayError(Throwable) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.client.frame.ChatFrame
-
Displays an error using the specified exception.
- displayMessage(String) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.client.frame.ChatFrame
-
Displays a message.
- DynamicKey<T> - Interface in com.whirvis.jraknet.map
-
Used in supporting Map
classes to rename keys of values.


Class Zone reduced to hold only materials' search grids for analysis.
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#include <Cell.h>
Class Zone reduced to hold only materials' search grids for analysis.
Definition at line 58 of file Cell.h.
◆ Cell() [1/3]
Default constructor.
Definition at line 26 of file Cell.cpp.
◆ Cell() [2/3]
| Cell::Cell |
( |
const size_t |
my_id_in | ) |
|
|
explicit |
Parametrized constructor: sets Cell ID within its Mesh.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | my_id_in | Initializes Cell::my_id |
Definition at line 33 of file Cell.cpp.
◆ Cell() [3/3]
| Cell::Cell |
( |
std::ifstream & |
material | ) |
|
|
explicit |
Parametrized constructor: loads search grid info from file.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | material | Input stream for material data file |
Definition at line 40 of file Cell.cpp.
◆ get_cell_eos()
| CellEOS Cell::get_cell_eos |
( |
const size_t |
i | ) |
|
Retrieves Cell material conditions.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | i | Material temperatures/densities global search case index |
- Returns
- Temperatures and densities encapsulated in a CellEOS object
Definition at line 192 of file Cell.cpp.
◆ get_eos()
| CellEOS Cell::get_eos |
( |
const size_t |
ite, |
|
|
const size_t |
itr, |
|
|
const size_t |
ifp |
|
) |
| |
Retrieves Cell material conditions.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | ite | Electron temperature search case index |
| [in] | itr | Radiation temperature search case index |
| [in] | ifp | Material densities global search case index |
- Returns
- Temperatures and densities encapsulated in a CellEOS object
Definition at line 152 of file Cell.cpp.
◆ get_fpgrid()
Getter for Cell::fpgrid.
- Returns
- Density search grid for *this Cell
Definition at line 148 of file Cell.cpp.
◆ get_id()
| size_t Cell::get_id |
( |
| ) |
const |
◆ get_nall()
| std::vector< size_t > Cell::get_nall |
( |
| ) |
const |
Getter for Cell::nall.
- Returns
- Number of te, tr, fp search cases *this Cell, (nte, ntr, Product(nfp's)
Definition at line 188 of file Cell.cpp.
◆ get_ncases()
| size_t Cell::get_ncases |
( |
| ) |
const |
Calculates Product(nall's)
- Returns
- Total number of search cases for *this Cell
Definition at line 200 of file Cell.cpp.
◆ get_nfp()
| std::vector< size_t > Cell::get_nfp |
( |
| ) |
const |
Getter for Cell::nfp.
- Returns
- Number of search cases for each material in *this Cell
Definition at line 144 of file Cell.cpp.
◆ get_nmat()
| unsigned short int Cell::get_nmat |
( |
| ) |
const |
Getter for Cell::nmat.
- Returns
- Number of materials in *this Cell
Definition at line 140 of file Cell.cpp.
◆ get_nte()
| size_t Cell::get_nte |
( |
| ) |
const |
Getter for Cell::nte.
- Returns
- Number of electron temperature grid points
Definition at line 124 of file Cell.cpp.
◆ get_ntr()
| size_t Cell::get_ntr |
( |
| ) |
const |
Getter for Cell::ntr.
- Returns
- Number of radiation temperature grid points
Definition at line 132 of file Cell.cpp.
◆ get_tegrid()
| std::vector< double > Cell::get_tegrid |
( |
| ) |
const |
Getter for Cell::tegrid.
- Returns
- Electron temperature grid points (eV)
Definition at line 128 of file Cell.cpp.
◆ get_trgrid()
| std::vector< double > Cell::get_trgrid |
( |
| ) |
const |
Getter for Cell::trgrid.
- Returns
- Radiation temperature grid points (eV)
Definition at line 136 of file Cell.cpp.
◆ set_id()
| void Cell::set_id |
( |
const size_t |
my_id_in | ) |
|
Setter for the Cell ID in its Mesh (Cell::my_id)
- Parameters
-
Definition at line 88 of file Cell.cpp.
◆ to_string()
| std::string Cell::to_string |
( |
| ) |
const |
String representation of a Cell object.
- Returns
- String representation of *this
Definition at line 96 of file Cell.cpp.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


The Skulls (2000) Joshua Jackson, Paul Walker, Hill Harper, Leslie Bibb, Christopher McDonald, Steve Harris, William Peterson, Craig T. Nelson. Screenplay by John Pogue. Directed by Rob Cohen. 106 minutes. PG-13, 1 star
Review by Ed Johnson-Ott, NUVO Newsweekly www.nuvo.com Archive reviews at http://us.imdb.com/ReviewsBy?Edward+Johnson-Ott To receive reviews by e-mail at no charge, send subscription requests to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with the word "subscribe" in the subject line.
In preparation for his role in "The Skulls," actor Joshua Jackson researched the real Yale University secret society, the Skull & Bones, which served as model for the one portrayed in the thriller. He spoke with Entertainment Weekly Online about the group, whose roster includes former presidents William H. Taft and George Bush, as well as current candidate George W. Bush, and their kinky hazing rituals. Reportedly, an inductee "proves his worth" by getting shot up with Sodium Pentothal ("truth serum"), lying naked with another potential member for a round of "Liar's Hell" (a prolonged game of "Truth"), and – get this – masturbating in a coffin. "If George W. becomes president, I won't be able to look at him without laughing," said Jackson. "I mean, c'mon, he was wankin' in a coffin at Yale."

Jackson, best known as Pacey from "Dawson's Creek," plays Luke McNamara, a blue collar kid struggling financially to stay in Ya--… well, they never actually call it Yale, although you can occasionally spot large "Y's" prominently affixed in the background. Luke's longtime townie pals now view him as uppity, so he hangs out with two campus buddies; crusading writer Will (Hill Harper) and plucky potential girlfriend Chloe (Leslie Bibb).
Soon enough, Luke receives a cryptic invitation from the Skulls. Despite warnings from Will about the dangers of shadow organizations ("if it's secret and powerful, it can't be good"), Luke eagerly follows instructions and gets drugged into unconsciousness, waking up in a coffin (presumably, he was too groggy to do any wankin') on a hilariously phony gothic set covered with other coffin-encased wannabe Skulls.
With spotlights swooping everywhere (the Skulls are real drama queens), Judge Litten Mandrake (Craig T. Nelson), leader of the group, strides into the chamber to lay down the law. Each member of the society is paired with a fellow inductee who will be his "soul mate," offering emotional support and counsel for life. The Skulls operate from an exhaustive rule book that covers any possible situation. "Our rules supersede all others," Litten intones as his soul mate, Senator Ames Levitt (William Peterson), looks on from the distance. Luke learns that his soul mate is none other than Litten's pretty boy son, Caleb (Paul Walker).
Life immediately changes for Luke, as the society deposits thousands in his bank account, presents him and the other new kids with bright, shiny sports cars (for a secret society, the Skulls sure are flashy) and hold grand dinners where dessert is a bevy of glamorous whores.
The party ends when Will turns up dead and Luke uncovers evidence that a Skull is responsible. The group deems him a threat, leading to the requisite chases, confrontations, yadda yadda. No cliché is left unused as the film slogs its way towards a grand finale featuring a good old-fashioned duel!
 Had the film explored the concept of secret societies, from the dynamics of the power structure to the eroticism that lies beneath the rituals and that "soul mate" business, this could have been interesting. Instead, director Rob Cohen is satisfied to present a painfully routine movie that grows sillier with each passing minute. The only mystery in "The Skulls" is why actors of Craig T. Nelson's caliber agreed to participate. Surely, the residuals he earns from "Coach" are big enough that he can afford to pass on garbage like this.
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{#if !feature}
Select feature
{:elseif !feature || !feature.incidents}
There were no incidents in this area in 2017.
{:else}
{#if feature.incidents < incidientThreshold}
There were less than { incidientThreshold } incidents in 2017 for this area.
{/if}
{ secondsToMinutes(feature.median_response_time) }
Median response time for { feature.incidents.toLocaleString() } high priority incidents in 2017.
Median call time: {
feature.median_call_time && !isNaN(feature.median_call_time)
? secondsToMinutes(feature.median_call_time)
: '-'
}
Median drive time: {
feature.median_drive_time && !isNaN(feature.median_drive_time)
? secondsToMinutes(feature.median_drive_time)
: '-'
}
Median to-queue time: {
feature.median_to_queue_time && !isNaN(feature.median_to_queue_time)
? secondsToMinutes(feature.median_to_queue_time)
: '-'
}
Median in-queue time: {
feature.median_in_queue_time && !isNaN(feature.median_in_queue_time)
? secondsToMinutes(feature.median_in_queue_time)
: '-'
}
{#if feature.most_frequent_incident && feature.most_frequent_incident_count && feature.most_frequent_incident_count > 1}
Most frequent, high-priority incident
({ feature.most_frequent_incident_count.toLocaleString() } times):
{ feature.most_frequent_incident ? feature.most_frequent_incident : '-' }
{/if}
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| COURSE CHRONOLOGY |
2021-02-11 Today we conclude our discussion of the principles, recognizing that our mission through the balance of the semester is to look for ways to apply them in the class project, then assess what are their effects. |
2021-02-09 We led off with a mini-lab about planning and in particular talked about how to relate these points to the scrimmages. We continued on with discussion about principles, which form a framework that guides us in our processes. We got most of the way through, and will finish up this discussion on Thursday, in particular with very specific points about why we care. |
2021-02-08 We'll be measuring or surveying something each week for the near term, and this week is a very short instrument about how your scrimmage group has worked out. A text file with a couple short questions is in your personal folder now; at end of the week (but in any case before 6PM Friday) please tell us briefly who did what on the scrimmage and how eager you would be to team with them again. Update this file and check in. |
2021-02-06 Grading is up to date. Rough notes on scrimmages are pushed to the repo, and we will go over the plans in far greater detail in lab. |
2021-02-05 Another week in the rack. I'm grading now at best speed and will release terse grading notes for each team once all are completed. For now, reflect on where we have come so far! We're grappling with the nuances of what make a good plan, we're learning how to fill in detail when there is ambiguity, we're practicing how to anticipate consequences of technical decisions so those we make will bring us to a good place. Think about how your Strengths are reflected in team performance to date, and talk openly with one another about how everyone can up our game for a better team product. And take a break this weekend too. Yes, that is an assignment. We work hard during the week; weekend is time to rest and reflect. Sample test data for the rectangle problem are now in class repo too. |
2021-02-04 Discussion today on process models and why we care about them. Update ... |
2021-02-02 Discussion today characterized software engineering as an exercise in communication. We illustrated this point with a variety of case studies which showed how SE had not been done effectively - all related to failures in communication of one kind or another. |
2021-01-28 Lab today involved going over our Strengths - what we bring to a team in a project. Let's find out what we do best and how these superhero powers blend with others in order to make for winning projects. |
2021-01-27 Rather than risk being too subtle, even though we emphasized this on Tuesday, let's just mention again. There should be no mystery about what unfolds in the in the sessions to come. What we're reading in our support materials will paint a picture in the large of things we trying out in assignments, illustrating those points in the small. Magically, these all seem to go together, and class is when we work to make those connections very concrete. In fact, they will dovetail all the way through to May 17th, which is when we finish the final exam. Humor me. Give the exercises a try. |
2021-01-27 We have plenty of action items coming up, let's get these on the radar so we can plan effectively.
The first group scrimmage is a two-foot putt: By 0700 on Friday, February 5th, set up your assigned VM as a web server. Put up something that convinces skeptical visitors to the site that the server is talking with some kind of database. Ensure your VM itself evidences decent care, maintenance and security. Per conventions for group assignments, please submit a cover sheet, according to the conventions for digital signatures with the template in your group folder. This exercise will serve as a forcing function to get everyone on to a group in some form or other; it will let us practice conventions for projects; and it will be a good opportunity to practice following our "do the right thing" directive. Heads up! Scrimmage exercise 2 will be due at COB that same Friday. This is also an easy target (problem statement is below), but will require talking with your group in order to sort it out. Write a "plan" for how you intend to solve the problem. The deliverable is this document in Word format as "scrimmage02.docx". It should persuade me as an ostensible product manager that you are on track and can solve my problem. Scrimmage exercise 3 is due at COB the following Friday (12 February.) For this just follow your plan, collect solutions and tell me how to find more such solutions on your VM. (Foreshadowing: by that point we will have surveyed all sorts of simple ways that some product can fail for want of technologists anticipating what users actually need. Your mission is not to replicate such defects in this exercise! Don't just write a program; write a reasonable program that lets me solve problems.) The problem to solve for the above is this: For input of a closed curve in 2-space, find four points on that curve which form a rectangle. There, how's that for simple? A few details you might need to know:
|
2021-01-26 We're off and running with first day of class. We spent discussion today setting expectations of one another for the semester. Our action items for Thursday are as already announced earlier in the blog. Keep interacting with one another to form a team; send me the directory IDs of your four person team and I will issue you a group repo which also gets you access to your VM. Feel free to get settled in there in anticipation of our first simple group project in the coming week. Lab on Thursday will be the start of our work on team formation and strengths. Bring your Gallup materials! |
2021-01-26 We get a great teachable moment in dependency and change management with discovery that Apple took subversion out of the Xcode kit at release of Big Sur. No worries - Fearless Terps who run the latest MacOS will overcome, adapt and improvise, and in this case it is a quick one-liner to get this unbundled tool back in operation with the command line. |
2021-01-25 And we're off on a new semester. Creds to access our Zoom room and repository are mailed to everyone registered or waitlisted in the class as of Monday morning. Usual drill: if you don't see it right away, check spam folder. If you join the waitlist late then contact the instructor directly for Zoom information. The first assignments are exactly as posted on 24 December entry below; time to get started. Review the syllabus in detail and we'll see you Tuesday! |
2020-12-24 A new semester is just around the corner. The first assignments are as below so you can get an early start.
|


Command line API: profile, profileEnd
This test-case is intended for command line profile and profileEnd methods.
Jan Odvarko<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Open Firebug and enable the Console panel.
- Verify that
profile();
gives a warning about requiring the Script panel.
- Enable the Script panel, and reload.
- Execute profile() on the command line.
- Click the Execute Test buttton.
- Execute profileEnd() on the command line.
- A table with profile info should be displayed.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 12-15
Dietary
Mary's pavlova is topped with pretty berries, but most fruits work well so feel free to use what's in season. It's a great dessert for Christmas because it can be made well ahead.
Preheat the oven to 160C/140C Fan/Gas 3. Line a large baking tray with baking parchment and draw a 30cm/12in circle in the middle of the paper. Draw a 15cm/6in circle in the centre of the larger circle to make a ring.
Put the egg whites in a clean mixing bowl and whisk with an electric whisk until soft peaks form when the whisk is removed. Gradually add the sugar a little at a time, whisking on maximum speed until they are stiff and glossy. Mix the vinegar and cornflour in a cup until smooth, then stir into the egg whites.
Spoon the meringue onto the ring drawn on the baking parchment. Using a large spoon make a shallow trench in the meringue for the cream and fruit to sit in.
Transfer to the oven and immediately reduce the temperature to 140C/120C Fan/Gas 1. Bake for 1 hour–1 hour 15 minutes, until the outside is hard but still white. Turn the oven off and leave the pavlova inside for an hour or overnight to cool and dry.
To assemble, whip the cream, vanilla paste and icing sugar until stiff peaks form when the whisk is removed. Spoon the cream into the trench in the meringue. Arrange the strawberries, raspberries, blueberries and pomegranate on top and decorate with a few mint leaves, if using. To serve, dust with icing sugar and cut into wedges.
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Play with the control points to modify the curves!
These animations illustrate how a parametric Bézier curve is constructed. The parameter t ranges from 0 to 1. In the simplest case, a first-order Bézier curve, the curve is a straight line between the control points.
For a second-order or quadratic Bézier curve, first we find two intermediate points that are t along the lines between the three control points. Then we perform the same interpolation step again and find another point that is t along the line between those two intermediate points. Plotting this last point yields a quadratic Bézier curve. The same steps can be repeated for higher orders.
Written using the D3 visualisation library. Suggested by Mike Bostock and inspired by a similar animation on Wikipedia.
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CompSoc uses multiple platforms to allow you to chat with the community. All of these are connected to each other so that there is a single community.
At the moment we have Discord and IRC. We do have a Slack server, but we are still working on bridging Slack, so we'll share that later.
We have rooms for each of the areas that CompSoc focuses on (web development, cyber security, etc.), Tardis, and rooms for each of the academic years.
It's really worth joining the yearly rooms as they contain past lecturers, tutors and students who are often happy to lend a hand.


Newegg Black Friday deals: Xbox One, 4K TVs, and plenty of PC deals
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In addition to the various laptop and desktop deals you’d expect from Newegg, the retailer has also included plenty of deals on monitors and PC parts. The flyer also includes a couple of surprising smartphone deals, several big-screen TV discounts, and a few Xbox One sales — check them out below:
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I'm a victim too. Triol wanted to help the Hellmann family. If Hellmann had become king, it would start a war between Aden and Elmore, and we both would have profited.
Our plan failed when the royal army invaded the forest and slaughtered the Hellmann family.
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(Brooklyn Standard Union, February 4, 1895)
Swami Vivekananda, being presented by Dr. Janes, the president of the Ethical Association, under whose auspices these lectures are given, said in part: "The Hindoo occupies a unique position towards Buddhism. Like Christ, who antagonized the Jews, Buddha antagonized the prevailing religion of India; but while Christ was rejected by his countrymen, Buddha was accepted as God Incarnate. He denounced the priestcraft at the very doors of their temples, yet to-day he is worshipped by them.
"Not, however, the creed which bears his name. What Buddha taught, the Hindoo believes, but what the Buddhists teach, we do not accept. For the teachings of the Great Master, spread out broadcast over the land, came back in tradition, colored by the channels through which they passed.
"In order to understand Buddhism fully we must go-back to the mother religion from which it came. The books of Veda have two parts; the first, Cura makanda [Karma Kanda], contains the sacrificial portion, while the second part, the Vedanta, denounces sacrifices, teaching charity and love, but not death. Each sect took up what portion it liked. The charvaka, or materialist, basing his doctrine on the first part, believed that all was matter and that there is neither a heaven nor a hell, neither a soul nor a God. The second sect, the Gains [Jains], were very moral atheists, who, while rejecting the idea of a God, believed that there is a soul, striving for more perfect development. These two sects were called the heretics. A third sect was called orthodox, because it accepted the Vedas, although it denied the existence of a personal God, believing that everything sprang from the atom or nature.
"Thus the intellectual world was divided before Buddha came. But for a correct understanding of his religion, it is also necessary to speak of the caste then existing.  These different social diversions [divisions] developed or degenerated into iron-bound casts [castes], and an organized and crystallized priestcraft stood upon the neck of the nation. At this time Buddha was born, and his religion is therefore the culmination of an attempt at a religious and a social reformation.
"The air was full of the din of discussion; 20,000 blind priests were trying to lead 20,000,000 [?] blind men, fighting amongst themselves. What was more needed at that time than for a Buddha to preach? 'Stop quarreling, throw your books aside, be perfect!' Buddha never fought true castes, for they are nothing but the congregation of those of a particular natural tendency, and they are always valuable. But Buddha fought the degenerated castes with their hereditary privileges, and spoke to the Brahmins: 'True Brahmins are not greedy, nor criminal nor angry — are you such? If not, do not mimic the genuine, real men. Caste is a state, not an iron-bound class, and every one who knows and loves God is a true Brahmin.' And with regard to the sacrifices, he said: 'Where do the Vedas say that sacrifices make us pure? They may please, perhaps, the angels, but they make us no better. Hence, let off these mummeries — love God and strive to be perfect.'
"In later years these doctrines of Buddha were forgotten. Going to lands yet unprepared for the reception of these noble truths, they came back tainted with the foibles of these nations. Thus the Nihilists arose — a sect whose doctrine it was that the whole universe, God and soul, had no basis, but that everything is continually changing. They believed in nothing but the enjoyment of the moment, which eventually resulted in the most revolting orgies. That, however, is not the doctrine of Buddha, but a horrible degeneration of it, and honor to the Hindoo nation, who stood up and drove it out.
"Every one of Buddha's teachings is founded in the Vedantas. He was one of those monks who wanted to bring out the truths, hidden in those books and in the forest monasteries. I do not believe that the world is ready for them even now; it still wants those lower religions, which teach of a personal God. Because of this, the original Buddhism could not hold the popular mind, until it took up the modifications, which were reflected back from Thibet and the Tartars. Original Buddhism was not at all nihilistic. It was but an attempt to combat cast and priestcraft; it was the first in the world to stand as champion of the dumb animals, the first to break down the caste, standing between man and man."
Swami Vivekananda concluded his lecture with the presentation of a few pictures from the life of Buddha, the 'great one, who never thought a thought and never performed a deed except for the good of others; who had the greatest intellect and heart, taking in all mankind and all the animals, all embracing, ready to give up his life for the highest angels as well as for the lowest worm." He first showed how Buddha, for the purpose of saving a herd of sheep, intended for a king's sacrifice, had thrown himself upon the altar, and thus accomplished his purpose. He next pictured how the great prophet had parted from his wife and baby at the cry of suffering mankind, and how, lastly, after his teachings had been universally accepted in India, he accepted the invitation of a despised Pariah, who dined him on swine's flesh, from the effects of which he died.


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Some years back I had a bad accident, breaking both thumbs and index fingers. This left me unable to do many things, like handling buttons, forks, spoons, cups and glasses, etc. Of course I counld play any instruments any more. 20 years past. Now I have reasonable use of my hands, but certain positions can be very unconfortable.
I wanted to play banjo again, but my left hand could support holding the neck with my thumb and reaching over to the third and fourth strings. I could not manage that. So I had a 3 string banjo made. I first it had a diatonic fretboard. This is what's commonly called a dulcijo. It's basically a stick dulcimer with a banjo head. Mine had a tunable 10" hand drum for the resonator. After a couple of months of getting my hands and fingers used to fretting, sliding, etc. I got pretty bored with the limitations of the diatonic scale. So I had it upgraded to fully chromatic. At the same time I had a 3 string cigar box guitar, chromatic of course. So my banjo was now equivalent to it. I usually use an open chord tuning. DAD, GDG, AEA, etc. Sometimes I use other tunings as well, such as DAC, DAG, EAD, AEC.
Front view of 3 string banjo. This is a 24" tuning scale. It has 19 frets.
I used a mandolin tailpiece to make it look fancy. That was only $9. Notice the armrest. It's made of persimon wood, as is the bridge, so very hard. The pot is a 10" hand drum off of Amazon (Rhythm Band Tunable Hand Drum 10 in, Rb1180). The armrest keeps my arm off the head while playing, which caused it to sound dull. Now it sings when I play.
The headstock, like the neck, is red oak. The tuners are closed.
The neck extends through the hand drum and has blocks of wood at each end to strenthen it.


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Go to GEDmatch and generate a match report from the
The kits will be compared with those in the project spreadsheet of kit numbers and passenger associations, and return a list of paired passenger and kit number information. There's also an option to generate a "Word Cloud" of passenger names. The bigger the name, the more frequently you've matched other kit owners who claim descent from that name. You can also view the frequency of mentions as a table.
If you're confused about what goes in the box above, here's a step by step video: This software is still in development. Known issues:If you encounter other bugs or have suggestions, I'd love to hear from you: use the contact button above or write to me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>And, as ever, if you find my efforts helpful, you're always welcome to buy me a virtual coffee!


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Python Syntax compared to other programming languages
Where in other programming languages the indentation in code is for readability only, in Python the indentation is very important.
Python uses indentation to indicate a block of code.
if 5 > 2:
print("Five is greater than two!")
Python will give you an error if you skip the indentation.
Python has commenting capability for the purpose of in-code documentation.
Comments start with a #
, and Python will render the rest of
the line as a comment:
#This is a comment.
print("Hello, World!")
Python also has extended documentation capability, called docstrings.
Docstrings can be one line, or multiline. Docstrings are also comments:
Python uses triple quotes at the beginning and end of the docstring:
"""This is a
multiline docstring."""
print("Hello, World!")


Madison Refugee Union, Jewish Social Services rally for refugee resettlement
by Gabriella BacharaMADISON, Wis. - The Madison Refugee Union and Jewish Social Services rallied at the Capitol on Sunday to spread awareness of the refugees resettling in the city.
In November, President Donald Trump approved a plan to limit the number of refugees in the United Staes to 18,000 in 2020.
Director of Refugee Resettlement for Jewish Social Services Becca Schwartz said limiting the number of refugees isn't best for the community.
"Refugees make the community a richer, more diverse place," Schwartz said. "Immigrants in general start businesses at a much higher rate than native-born Americans."
Dane County Republican Party Chairman Scott Grabins said it is important for the president to determine the number of refugees who can enter the country.
"Certainly some years, there may be a smaller number of refugees that need to be admitted," Grabins said. "Other years, it may be a larger number due to various world events."
Dalia Abdulmalik, a refugee from Iraq, said the limit is unfair and thinks more people should be given the chance to live in the United States. She has lived in Madison for three years and said the transition wasn't easy.
"It needs a lot of patience and persistence," Abdulmalik said.
Abdulmalik is waiting for her husband to be able to move from Iraq to join her.
"The processing time for me to bring my husband takes two to three years," Abdulmalik said. "It's really frustrating."
Despite the hardships, Abdulmalik said the move is worth it.


Infinite Industries invites everyone to be challenged and enriched by the contemporary art experience. We believe that art can mean more than mass produced prints from big box stores. At the same time, powerful art does not need to come with a prohibitive price tag. Each month, we feature a work of art that is available to download for free. We pair the release of each piece with materials that help you learn about the work and the artist who created it.
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Tooth and Nail (Kentucky/Pennsylvania) #3
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In "Tooth and Nail #3," James R Southard recalls the western history of Lamentation of Christ imagery by compositing a series of staged photo shoots with the artist's local friends in his mother's living room in Louisville, Kentucky. JR approaches this piece with honesty and affection, with each painstaking gesture held in a timeless arrest. Set in a personal space with unnatural, dramatic lighting, the rich, resulting hues are offset by items of modern existence: crutch, garden rake, cut off jean shorts. In this way, JR's photograph suspends action with memory, principles of sanctity with principles of design. Read More...
James R Southard was born in Kentucky and after completing graduate school in Pittsburgh's Carnegie Mellon University moved back to his home state. He travels regularly around US and the world in order to show work and create his elaborate compositions through engaging a diverse set of communities. James has done a significant number of artist residencies, some of the most noteworthy ones are MASS MoCA, the MacDowell Colony, Vermont Studio Center, Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, and Seoul Art Space Geumcheon.
Additional works can be viewed on the artist's website.


Compilation should be working on Linux, Windows with MinGW and Mac OS X. You will need header files of Puredata, as well as libcurl, json-c, and liboauth.
The package build script is based on the Pd library template.
With version 0.11, json-c have changed the library path and name. If your system has an older version of json-c, you have to apply the patch old-json-c-version.patch
via patch -p1 < old-json-c-version.patch
.
When you use static versions of libcurl, i.e. on Windows and Mac OS X, you will need the file cacert.pem from the libcurl website. Put the downloaded file in the directory of PuREST JSON.
If you have gotten the source code from git, you will first have to init the uthash submodule by running git submodule update --init
.
Linux
You need build-essentials, header files for puredata, libjson0, libcurl4, liboauth. If you have Debian or a derivative (e.g. Ubuntu, Linux Mint), you can install the build utils and needed headers with apt-get install build-essentials puredata-dev libjson0-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev liboauth-dev
. If you are not root, prefix the command with sudo
.
Drop the sources in a directory and run make
. You will get files with a suffix of pd_linux for each object (json-decode.pd_linux, json-encode.pd_linux, rest.pd_linux, oauth.pd_linux). These are needed to use the library.
Building a deb package (Optional for Debian Based Distributions)
Install the package devscript with apt-get install devscript
.
Run make dpkg-deb
, you will get a deb file in the parent folder. The resulting package will have the following name structure: pd-purest-json_{version}_{debian_architecture}.deb
, e.g. pd-purest-json_0.11_i386.deb
. Install this file with dpkg -i pd-purest-json_0.11_i386.deb
.
Windows with MinGW
This section is outdated and probably will not work
You need to install MinGW on your computer. Follow the instructions on http://puredata.info/docs/developer/WindowsMinGW leaving out Cygwin. If you do not plan to compile Pd-extended, you may stop after following the instructions for "MinGW extras".
Install the additional packages:
* pthreads-w32, from the MinGW shell via mingw-get install pthreads-w32
.
-
libcurl, from http://curl.haxx.se/download.html#Win32 Choose Win32 generic, libcurl
-
json-c, from http://blog.stranadurakov.com/projects/mingw-libraries/ or use the latest json-c version from github (see above) and build it yourself.
-
(TODO: how-to use liboauth)
Extract the latter zip files and put the contents in the correct MinGW folders.
If you encounter an error with two definition of boolean, delete the line typedef int boolean;
from the file %MinGW%/include/json/json_object.h.
Navigate to the folder of purest_json in MinGW Shell and run make
. You will get four dll files (json-decode.dll, json-encode.dll, rest-json.dll, libpurest_json.dll).
To use the library, you will also need the dll from the libcurl download, and rename libcurl.dll to libcurl-4.dll. This will not run on current releases (Pd-extended 0.42 or Pd vanilla 0.43), only on Pd-extended 0.43 auto-builds.
Compilation on Mac OS X
I do not have a Mac available, so the following instructions are probably not entirely correct:
Using Fink
You will need to install json-c, libcurl4 and libcurl4-shibs via Fink by running
fink install json-c libcurl4 libcurl4-shibs
You also need liboauth. Download the source code, extract the archive (e.g. from the command line with tar -xf liboauth-1.0.0.tar.gz
) and run
./configure
make
make install
to build and install liboauth.
You will need to set up part of the Pd build environment on your computer
Run make
in the purest_json folder.
If the build succeeded, run ./embed-MacOSX-dependencies.sh
to embed the dependencies in the shared library.
On the Mac OS X system that runs Pd, you will need SSL certificates to verify the signatures. You can download certificates in PEM format from cURL website. Copy the file cacert.pem
in the same directory as rest.pd_darwin and oauth.pd_darwin, as the library expects the file to reside there.
Using Homebrew
Homebrew looks like the newer and recommended way to get third party libraries on Mac OS X. This has not been tested, but the basic steps are outlined here anyway.
The dependencies should be installable by running
brew install json-c curl liboauth
After setting up the build environment for Pd, you should be able to build PuREST JSON by running make
in the purest_json folder.
If the build succeeded, run ./embed-MacOSX-dependencies.sh
to embed the dependencies in the shared library.
Cross-compilation for Windows on UNIX-like systems (Linux / *BSD / Mac OS X) with MXE
Get the development version of MXE from their Github repository and setup MXE, so that the cross compilation tools are in your PATH environmental variable.
Build the required libraries by running make curl json-c liboauth pthreads
.
You will need a source of Pd, and pd.dll from a Windows version. Put them in folders with the following structure:
pd/src/(source files including m_pd.h)
pd/bin/pd.dll
Now run make
with some environmental variables to tell the compiler to use the cross compiler, and where to find the Pd source and pd.dll. Here is an example from my setup:
make \
UNAME=MINGW \
CROSS_PATH=/home/thomas/code/mxe/usr/ \
CROSS=i686-pc-mingw32 \
PD_PATH=/home/thomas/code/pd
Good luck.
On the Windows system that runs Pd, you will need SSL certificates to verify the signatures. You can download certificates in PEM format from cURL website. Copy the file cacert.pem
in the same directory as rest.dll and oauth.dll, as the library expects the file to reside there.


F1 will still be competitive in 2021 - Jordan
Eddie Jordan says he isn't worried that Formula 1 will be uncompetitive in 2021.
by GMM F1Often, major regulations changes lead to utter dominance. Indeed, since the 'power unit' era began in 2014, Mercedes has won every single title.
Ferrari and Red Bull-Honda have arguably now caught up, but former team boss and owner Jordan told the Gulf News that the top drivers will continue to shine in 2021.
"I think great drivers attract great teams," he said.
"I wouldn't worry too much about the regulations going forward. Lewis will have a good car, Verstappen will have one too, Leclerc will also have a good car."
But he thinks Hamilton deserves to still be regarded as the favourite, even though young chargers like Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc are on his heels.
"Honestly, he doesn't need to get much better. He just needs to continue because there is nobody really out there to challenge him," said Jordan.
"Perhaps he took his eye off the ball against Nico Rosberg. Nico is a clever one as he decided to retire as he would have never won another championship if Lewis continued the way he has just done.
"Having said that Lewis is in his own realm. He can dominate the way he wants."
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Executes a DynamicFunction or a specific SubHook. Executing a specific SubHook should be used ONLY if it is sure, that the function behind it will never be overwritten through another module. In that case it is better to call ExecuteUniqueID, as the UniqueID must be the same when overwriting a specific SubHook with another function from another module.
Class
Syntax
Remarks HookID defines the DynamicFunction to be executed. If SubHookID is 0 (default, when not given), the whole DynamicFunction is executed, otherwise only the SubHook indicated in SubHookID. bClearEvents can clear the components events automatically, if you want to use several event handler. That saves the code to set them to nil.
EventFlags define, which of the 4 events involved should be executed.
Result is always an error code, if no error occurred, the function should return ERR_NO_ERROR. Parameters into the DynamicFunction can be given in the events BeforeCallRouter and BeforeExecHook or through TmafParameters connected with the TmafHookClient. Results from the DynamicFunction or its SubHooks can be taken from the events AfterCallRouter and AfterExecHook or from the TmafParameters component.
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service.service_mongo package¶
Submodules¶
service.service_mongo.service module¶
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service.service_mongo.service.
Service
[source]¶ Bases:
object
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static
delete_item
(args)[source]¶ Iterate through all the items saved into the db and delete the first item matching the criteria
- Parameters
args (dictionary) – parameters of the item that must be deleted from the db
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static
get_item
(name)[source]¶ Iterate thorgh thd db and get a single item saved into the db matching the name of the requested item
- Parameters
name (string) – name of the item we are looking for into the db
- Returns
return a collection that we must transform into a list that contains all the elements that had match the criteria and the elements that contain the list will be represented as a dictionary
- Return type
item(list)
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static
get_quality
(quality)[source]¶ Iterate trhough all the items saved inside the db and return all the elements that match the criteria
- Parameters
quality (int) – quality of the element we are looking for inside the db
- Returns
return a collection that we must transform into a list that contains all the elements that had match the criteria and the elements that contain the list will be represented as a dictionary
- Return type
item(list)
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static
get_sell_in
(sell_in)[source]¶ Iterate trhough all the items saved inside the db and return all the elements that match the criteria
- Parameters
sell_in (int) – sell_in of the element we are looking for inside the db
- Returns
return a collection that we must transform into a list that contains all the elements that had match the criteria and the elements that contain the list will be represented as a dictionary
- Return type
item(list)
-
static
get_stock
()[source]¶ Get all the items saved into the db
- Returns
Return a list with all the items saved into the data base, each item inside the list will be represented as a dictionary
- Return type
(list)
-
static
post_item
(args)[source]¶ Add a new non existent item inside the db
- Parameters
args (dictionary) – Get the new item represented as a dictionary that must be inserted into the db
-
resource_fields
= {'_id': <class 'flask_restful.fields.String'>, 'name': <class 'flask_restful.fields.String'>, 'quality': <class 'flask_restful.fields.Integer'>, 'sell_in': <class 'flask_restful.fields.Integer'>}¶
-
static
update_quality
()[source]¶ Update the quality and the sell_in of all the items that are inserted into the db at this moment. Each element is updated by his own implemented logic
- Returns
Return a list with all the items saved into the db, each item inside the list will be represented as a dictionary
- Return type
(list)
-
static


What is a web browser?
Kay Ashaolu
What is the core?
Features of a browser
Network Access
Interpreting the fetched data
Possibly fetching and interpreting dependencies like images
Rendering HTML with CSS rules
Running scripts in the context of the web page
"Facebook.com" -> Web page
Analyze address bar to determine protocol and server
Connect to server, download data and all dependencies
Analyze HTML, generate a Document Object Model (DOM)
"Facebook.com" -> Web page
Apply CSS to the DOM
Display the DOM
Start executing scripting code and re-render the DOM as required
Continue executing and interpreting user actions
Separate browser from websites?
Composability!
Improve the features around the website without upgrading the website
Original browser did not have Forward or Back buttons
Accessibility
Separate browser from websites?
The
trade-off
is the layouts need to follow rules, designers must design with multiple audiences in mind
Browsers, Apps, Operating Systems
Traditionally browsers were applications running in an OS like Windows
Scripting enables browsers to run their own code
Complex web pages (e.g. Google Docs, Slack) behave like an application
Browsers, Apps, Operating Systems
Browsers could become an OS themselves (e.g. ChromeOS)
Frameworks enable using web technologies for native applications (e.g. ChromeOS)
The lines between browsers, apps, and operating systems are increasingly blurred
Browsers interpret data into information
Browsers interpret data as text
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
Browsers interpret data as other media
Images
Music
Video
HTML
HyperText Markup Language
HyperText is essentially text with links
Provides the content of a page
CSS
Cascading Style Sheet
Modifies the look and feel of the web page
Instructs the destination (browser) how to display the content (HTML)
JavaScript
General programming language, but designed with HTML in mind
Provides interactivity to web pages
Can modify HTML and CSS after a web page has been loaded
Some web applications are written only in JavaScript
Overview
Questions?