The Go Ahead Boys and the Racing Motor-Boat
by Ross Kay
Chapter 3
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- Year Published: 1916
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
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Source:
Kay, Ross. (1916).
. New York: Goldsmith.
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- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 5.2
- Word Count: 1,971
- Genre: Adventure
- Keywords: life experiences
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The rival boat was distant about one hundred feet, moving in a line nearly parallel with that which the Black Growler was following.
“I believe I have seen that boat before,” muttered Fred. “Can any of you fellows make out the name?”
George hastily took the field-glasses and gazed earnestly at the swiftly moving boat. “I can make out some of the letters, Fred,” he said slowly. “I can see V—a-r, the next letter looks like n.”
“What’s that?” demanded Fred abruptly.
“I can’t make out the whole of it yet,” answered George. “I don’t see what Varn spells anyway.”
“You better look again,” suggested Fred. “I think I know the boat. I guess it’s the Varmint.”
“That’s it,” said George quickly. “Only there’s something right after the word. I can’t just see what that is.”
“Here, let me take those glasses,” said Grant quickly. “I don’t believe you can find anything. Your mother told me that she doesn’t want any better evidence that your clothes are hanging in the right places in the closet than for you to say that you had looked for them and they aren’t there.”
“Listen to the words of our modest friend,” said George as he handed the glasses to his comrade. “Grant is a good boy. The only difficulty with him is he doesn’t realize how good he is.”
“If he doesn’t,” spoke up John, “it isn’t because he doesn’t try.”
“Keep still, fellows,” said Grant, waving his hand at the other Go Ahead boys. “I’m just about to find out what the name of that motor-boat that is beating us—”
“ ‘Beating’ us nothing!” interrupted Fred. “Can’t you see that she isn’t gaining a foot?”
“I can’t even see her name yet,” said Grant. “You had better slow up a bit, Pygmy. That will give you a good excuse.”
In response, Fred increased the power of the fast moving motor-boat.
“I have it. I have it,” called Grant exultantly a moment later. “It is Varmint II.”
“It is what?” demanded Fred quickly as he glanced behind him for a moment.
“Varmint II, that’s what it is,” said Grant positively. “What do you know about that?”
Fred was silent a moment before he replied. “Two years ago when I was visiting at my grandfather’s I saw the Varmint run away from all the boats in the race. This must be a new one and if she’s swifter than the other one then there will be some race, let me tell you. I’m going to try her out a little now.”
In accordance with his words Fred changed the course which the Black Growler was following until he was nearer the rival boat. It was plain now that the crew of the Varmint II were deeply interested in the Black Growler. They were watching her movements and eagerly talking to the man at the wheel.

“I told you what would happen,” said Fred exultantly. “I would like to run away from that boat in a race. There isn’t a boat on the St. Lawrence I would like better to beat.”
“But you don’t even know she is going to be on the St. Lawrence or in that race,” suggested John.
“That’s right. That’s right,” said Fred dolefully. “There’s always somebody taking the joy out of life. You mark my words, that boat is going to the St. Lawrence and we’ll find her in the race when we leave the stake.”
“I hope so,” said Grant. “It will be a great race if she’s in it! But honestly, Fred, if you knew a little more about steering a boat I think you could win from her. How would it do for you to get somebody to steer, the day of the race?”
“That’s right,” spoke up George quickly. “All the Black Growler needs is a pilot.”
“That—is—most—certainly true,” said John slowly, winking at Grant as he spoke.
“Huh,” spoke up Fred. “It’s a pity there isn’t enough gray matter somewhere in this crowd to spell me at the wheel. I have run all the way from New York and I’m tired and yet there isn’t a fellow here who is able to steer this boat.”
“Beg your pardon,” said John. “Ill steer her with great gladness.”
“I don’t doubt your ‘gladness,’ “ said Fred.  If it was Grant now steering and we struck a rock he would never own up that that wasn’t the very place he was steering for. However, String, take hold here awhile and give me a rest.”
“Where are we going to stop for dinner?” inquired George. “This mad race has brought on an attack of hunger with me.”
“That’s all right,” laughed Fred. “I think the only thing you can say is that you are less hungry some times than others. We can stop anywhere you want.”
“Then I say we stop at Poughkeepsie,” said Grant.
“Poughkeepsie will do for me all right,” said John soberly.
 Two of the boys had remained on board to guard their possessions while two had gone to a restaurant to purchase a luncheon with which they were to return to the boat.
John and George had volunteered their services for the latter purpose and about fifteen minutes after their departure George was seen returning to the dock, his arms well laden with packages of fruit and sandwiches.
“Where’s String?” Fred asked as his friend stepped on board and deposited his packages.
“I don’t know. I lost him up here.”
“Poor John. Lost in Poughkeepsie. I’m afraid we’ll have to advertise.”
“There’s one thing we won’t do though,” said Grant.
“What’s that?” inquired Fred.
“We shan’t wait for him to come before we begin operations.”
“It does my heart good to hear you speak so truthfully,” said George, as at once he opened the packages and passed the various articles of food which he had obtained.
So busily engaged were the boys that time passed rapidly and a half-hour later George said, “What do you suppose has become of that fellow? I told you that his mother said that he was worse than I am and couldn’t find any of his belongings, but I didn’t know that he would lose himself.”
“Have you ever been in Poughkeepsie?” inquired Grant soberly.
“I have never stopped here.”
“Then I have no need for other explanations. I know what has become of John.”
“Then you’ll be the one to go and get him.”
“I guess not,” laughed Fred.
“No, if he doesn’t show up within fifteen minutes the Black Growler proceeds gracefully on its way and leaves little Johnnie to come after us. Maybe he can work his way by driving mules for a canal boat.”
“There isn’t any canal here,” said Fred.
“Well, we’ll leave it to him to settle the way he will come. We shan’t wait for him.”
“Who’s captain of this ship, anyway?” spoke up Fred.
“That’s the question that has often puzzled me too,” said Grant soberly.
“Well, I am,” said Fred.
“You are? Then let me tell you, Captain Peewee, you will have a mutiny on your hands before you know it. This boat is going on to Albany. We have got to get there to-night and if John doesn’t care enough about going with us he will have to take the consequences. Do you know I think he may have lost his nerve and gone back home.”
“Don’t you believe it,” said Fred sharply. “John will be here in a few minutes. He never will lose his nerve.”
Fifteen minutes however elapsed and still the absent member of the Go Ahead boys did not return.
When fifteen more minutes had passed, Fred, who had insisted that some investigation should be made and a search for John begun, was overruled by his two companions and in spite of the captain’s protests, the Black Growler slipped quickly away from the dock and proceeded steadily on her way up the Hudson.
There were no mishaps although twice Fred stopped to secure fresh supplies of gasoline. No trace of the Varmint II had been seen and if she too was headed for the far away St. Lawrence, there was nothing to indicate the fact. And yet Fred became more positive with the passing minutes that among his rivals in the race in which his own swift motor-boat was already entered, would be found the boat whose pursuit he had found it so difficult to shake off.
The boys by the middle of the afternoon were tired. There was no opportunity for exercise and in spite of the beauty of the region through which they were passing there was a certain monotony in their voyage which at last became wearisome.
The sun was sinking low in the western sky when Fred at last said, “I think we’ll make Albany in about an hour.”
“Do you think we’ll find String there?” inquired George.
“I hope so. If it was any other of the Go Ahead boys I would say we would be sure to find him there, but no one knows what Jack will do. The only certain thing about him is his uncertainty. Don’t you remember—”
“I’m telling you,” interrupted Grant, “that we’ll find John waiting for us at the dock. He knows where we’re going to land.”
“If String is there I’ll agree to pay for the dinner to-night,” said George. “My own feeling is that he hasn’t left Poughkeepsie yet.”
It was still light when at last the Black Growler approached the dock where she was to be tied up for the night. The three Go Ahead boys were peering ahead of them with interest, every one looking among the men on the docks for their missing companion.


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The treatment for a callus is to soften and rehydrate the damaged area with oil. Allow Jesus to administer healing to you by asking this series of questions:
"Like a club or a sword or a sharp arrow is one who gives false testimony against a neighbor." Proverbs 25:18
"Like a man who throws firebrands, arrows, and death, is the man who deceives his neightbor, and says, 'I was only joking'." Proverbs 26:18
"The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit."  This verse says that bearing false witness can be like three different kinds of weapons, but for this section, we're going to focus on calluses, most likely from a dull weapon like a club. Proverbs 26:18 says "A lying tongue hates those who are crushed by it". Psalms 34:18 says that "the Lord saves those who are crushed in spirit".
When we are suffering in our spirit from a club injury, the result is a callus. A callus represents a hardened area on our insides. A callus injury will give us the impression that we have to harden ourselves in order to protect ourselves from further injury. But is that really what happens?
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Jordan-Wigner and Bosonization
Contents
From Fermions to Spins (and Back)
It’s not too hard to find a matrix representation of the bosonic creation and annihilation operators satisfying
The action of $\adop$ on the occupation number eigenstate $\ket{n}$ is of course
In this basis the creation operator therefore has the form
with $\mathsf{A}_\text{B}$ being given by the hermitian conjugate.
If we have two bosons, $\aop$, $\adop$, and $\bop$, $\bdop$, they act independently on their occupation number states, for example
Thus we represent
What about fermions? Here the occupancy of a state can only be zero or one, and it’s not hard to show that the fundamental anticommutator
has the possible representation
In fact, because of the symmetry between the empty and filled state, we could just as well take
We will in fact stick with the latter choice. For two fermions, we have a problem. If we try
then $\adop$ and $\bdop$ commute, rather than anticommute. At this point, let’s switch to Pauli matrix notation: $\mathsf{A}^\dagger_\text{F}=\sigma^+$, $\mathsf{A}_\text{F}=\sigma^-$. Since different Pauli matrices anticommute, we also have
Thus one (somewhat asymmetrical) solution to our problem is to take
It turns out that this trick generalizes. For three fermions, for example
and so on. For $N$ fermions we can write
Normally, we disinguish the different spin operators by an index rather than the place they occur in the tensor product, and write
For applications, we are mostly interested in the inverse transformation, expressing spins in terms of fermions. Notice that $\sigma^z_j$ is simply related to the number operator
Alternatively
in which case
That $(-1)^{j-1}$ at the front is a bit annoying. If we just define it away all the required algebraic relations are still preserved, leaving
Solving the XY Model
The XY model is a particular case of the anisotropic spin chain (see Problem Set 1) in which only the $x$ and $y$ components of the spins are coupled (hence the name)
In Lecture 4 we saw that the XY term can be interpreted as describing the hopping of magnons, or spin flips. Now, applying the mapping \eqref{JW}, we see that it can equally be interpreted in terms of fermion hopping
The last equality follows from the fact that, in order to create a particle at site $j$ the site must first be empty, so that the exponential is just 1. In this way we see that the XY Hamiltonian describes free fermions
Note that it is essential that we are in one dimension. The Jordan–Wigner mapping could of course be made in any dimension, but it depends on the particular choice of the labelling of the spins. In two dimensions, for example, it is not possible to choose that labelling so that all hopping terms $\sigma^+_i\sigma_j$ for nearest neighbours are expressed simply in terms of the fermions. Rather, there would be non-trivial exponential factors left over.
Diagonalizing a finite chain described by \eqref{FreeFermion} is of course straightforward if we choose periodic boundary conditions for the $\adop_j$, $\aop_j$. However, if the physical degrees of freedom are the spins, we should impose periodic boundary conditions on these operators instead. How does this affect the fermion system? We have
where $N_a\equiv \sum_j n_j$. The second equality follows from the observation that, after moving a particle to the site $N$, there are certainly $N_a-1$ particles on the other sites.
Thus the fermions obey (anti-)periodic boundary conditions when $N_a$ is odd (even). As usual, we can solve the Hamiltonian with the aid of the plane wave states
where
In either case, the Hamiltonian \eqref{FreeFermion} can be written
Since $S^z_\text{tot}=2N_a-N$, the filling is determined by the total magnetization. In particular $S^z_\text{tot}=0$ corresponds to half filling.
We’ve actually met this before, albeit in a different guise. Recall that in Lecture 1 we saw that the impenetrable Bose gas in one dimension can be understood in terms of noninteracting fermions. Spin-1/2 degrees of freedom are just a lattice version of hardcore fermions, and the Jordan–Wigner string serves to turn an antisymmetric fermionic wavefunction into a bosonic one. To formally recover the Bose gas without a lattice we would have to consider the limit of very low filling.
Spin Correlations
Solving for the eigenstates of a model is one thing, but as we’ve seen before, it’s quite another to be able to compute correlation functions. But let’s start with something simple, and consider the correlation function of the $z$-components of the spins
Evidently, this is related to the density correlations in the Fermi gas. Its Fourier transform, defined by
is
where $N_k=\braket{0}{\eta^\dagger_k\eta_k}{0}$ is the occupation number of the ground state. We find
where the Fermi momentum $k_\text{F}=\frac{\pi N_a}{N}$.
What about the transverse spin correlations
In the hardcore boson picture, the transverse correlations are just the one body density matrix, so the Fourier transform would tell us about the occupation numbers of the single particle plane wave states in the many body ground state.
Writing $\cC^{+-}(j-k)$ in terms of the fermions gives
We see that the computation of the transverse correlations in terms of fermions is fundamentally harder than the longitudinal correlations, as it the nonlocality of the Jordan–Wigner mapping comes into play.
It is possible to use Wick’s theorem at this point to evaluate \eqref{Transverse} in terms of the (equal time) Green’s function of the fermions. However, we’ll pursue a different approach, based upon yet another way of representing the degrees of freedom.
Bosonization
Unlike the Jordan–Wigner mapping, the representation that we turn to now is only approximate, and applies to the long wavelength contribution to correlation functions. Its value as a unifying framework for 1D quantum fluids more than makes up for this shortcoming, however.
The idea is very natural: instead of dealing with the particle operators $\adop_j$, $\aop_j$ we are going to deal with their density. Although this is a bilinear $n_j=\adop_j\aop_j$ in terms of particles, we will see that in one dimension the long wavelength components can be represented linearly in terms of bosonic modes. This makes computation of the exponent in \eqref{Transverse} much more straightforward.
A key role is played by the density-phase representation
The density $n(x)$ and phase $\theta(x)$ are then seen to be continuum conjugate variables, like the displacement and momentum density in the elastic chain.
Bosonizing Lieb–Liniger
Let’s return to the 1D gas of bosons in the continuum, described by the Lieb–Liniger model.
We can express $H_\text{LL}$ in terms of the representation \eqref{DensityPhase} of the field operator
As in the elastic chain, small deviations from a state of uniform density can be described by a quadratic approximation. Writing $n=\rho_{0}+\rho$, the quadratic Hamiltonian is then
As usual, we can solve this by passing to Fourier modes
with $p = 2\pi n/L$, $\rho_p^\dagger=\rho_{-p}$, and $\theta_p^\dagger=\theta_{-p}$. In terms of these modes, $H_2$ takes form
By comparision with the usual oscillator Hamiltonian, we can read off the Bogoliubov spectrum of excitations
where $c^2 = \frac{g\rho_0}{m}$ is the speed of sound.
We are interested in the long wavelength limit, where $\Omega_p \sim c \abs{p}$. The amounts to ignoring the quantum pressure term
where $\rho = \partial_x \phi/\pi$. This quadratic Hamiltonian is known as the Tomonaga–Luttinger model, and
is the Luttinger parameter.
As usual we can introduce the oscillator variables
With the choice
the quadratic Hamiltonian becomes
Boson density matrix
Now let’s turn back to our original problem: the computation of the transverse spin correlation function \eqref{Transverse}, or equivalently, the boson density matrix for hardcore bosons. The simplest approximation is to take
The justification for this is that inside a correlation function, the corrections will decay more quickly than the contribution from this part.
Evaluating the density matrix is now a straightforward calculation
How do we know the value of the Luttinger parameter $K$? In general, we don’t! However, thanks to Jordan–Wigner, we know that there is a really a free fermion system underneath all this, which allows us to deduce, since $\rho_0=k_\text{F}/\pi$, that $K=1$. This gives us finally
Although the bosonization method is only able to obtain results about the asymptotic behaviour of correlation functions, it has a generality far beyond the Jordan-Wigner approach. For example, when $J_z\neq 0$ in the Heisenberg model, the Jordan–Wigner transformation maps the spin chain to a system of interacting fermions. Nevertheless, the Tomonaga–Luttinger Hamiltonian is still the correct long distance description, with the asymptotic behaviour of all correlation functions depending only on $K$.


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Loops)
(Attention: These are the class notes for the Lambda School pre-course instruction workshop. This is meant to serve as an accompaniment to the class)
In this lesson we will cover:
for
Loopsarguments
There are a couple of Javascript objects that don’t really fit into any
type. Those are the values undefined
and null
.
You will get undefined
when you are looking for something
that does not exist like a variable that does not have a value yet.
undefined
simply means what you are asking for does not
exist.
null
is an object that we, the developers, set when we want
to tell other developers that the item they are looking for exists, but
there is no value associated with it. While undefined
is set
by the Javascript language, null
is set by a developer. If
you ever receive null
, know that another developer set that
value to null
One last thing to note, neither undefined
nor
null
are strings, they are written just as they are with no
quotes around them, like a boolean.
In these lessons we have talked a lot about the boolean values,
true
and false
. When using an
if
statement or another statement that expects a boolean
value (such as the !
, NOT), and the expression given is not a
boolean value, Javascript will do something called type coercion and
transform whatever it is given to a boolean value. This is known as truthy
and falsey. Every data type has a truthiness to it. Here are some
examples:
// items that are coerced to true
true
1
' '
[] // an array, you'll learn more about this later
{} // an object, you'll learn more about this later
function() {}
// items that are coerced to false
false
0
undefined
null
''
In the last lesson we touched on Comparison Operators, we will go a little more in depth as to how they work and then introduce a close relative of Comparison Operators, Logical Operators.
In the last lesson we introduced our comparison operators, (>
>=
<
<=
===
!==
). These operators work just as they would in a math
class, greater than, less than, etc. We use these operators to evaluate
two expressions. As the computer runs the code the operator will return
either a true
(if the statement is true) or a
false
.
The “triple equals” ( ===
) must not be confused with a
single equal sign (which indicates assigning a value to a variable). The
triple equal will compare everything about the two items, including type,
and return if they are exactly equal or not: (Something to note: there is
a “double equals” ( ==
) which will compare two items, but it
will NOT take into account their types (1 == '1' // true
).
Due to this, it is considered bad practice to use the double equal. We
would like to see you always using the triple, and you will always see us
using it.)
The last comparison operator we would like to introduce you to has two parts to it.
First is the “NOT” (!
) when you see this it will mean that we
are asking the opposite of the expression (we will revisit the NOT
operator later in this lesson).
With that in mind, we can introduce the “not equals” ( !==
).
This will return true if the items are NOT equal to each other, in any
way. This, like the triple equal, takes type into account.
In the last lesson we learned about the if
operator. We can
use if
to check and see if an expression is
true
, if it is, run some code. If it is not, skip the code
and keep running the program.
To add on to if
, we can also use the else if
and
else
statements. These statements must be used with
if
and must come after it. These statements will be evaluated
if the initial if
returns false
. We can think of
the else if
as another if
statement that has
been chained (we can have as many else if statements we want). Only one
if
or else if
statement code block will be run.
If at any time a statement returns true
, that code will be
run and the rest will be skipped:
if (false) {
console.log("This will be skipped!");
} else if (true) {
console.log("This code will be run");
} else if (true) {
console.log("This code will NOT be run");
}
The else
statement will always come at the end of an if-else
if
chain, and will act as a default. If none of the
expressions returned true
, the else
code block
will be run no matter what. If any of the previous if
or
else if
expressions are true
, the
else
statement code block will not be run.
if (false) {
console.log("This will be skipped!");
} else if (false) {
console.log("This code will NOT be run");
} else {
console.log("This code will be run");
}
We can also combine two equality expressions and ask if either of the are true, both of them are true, or neither of them are true. To do this we will use Logical Operators.
The first logical operator we will look at is the “AND” operator. It is
written with two ampersands (&&
). This will evaluate
both expressions and will return true if BOTH expressions are true. If one
(or both) of them is false this operator will return false:
if (100 > 10 && 10 === 10) {
console.log("Both statements are true, so this code will be run");
}
if (10 === 9 && 10 > 9) {
console.log(
"One of the statements is false, so the && will return false, this code will not be run"
);
}
The next is the “OR” operator. It is written with two vertical bars
(||
). It will determine if one of the expressions is
true
. It will return true
if one (or both) of
the expressions is true
. It will return false
if
BOTH expressions are false
:
if (100 > 10 || 10 === 10) {
console.log("Both statements are true, so this code will be run");
}
if (10 === 9 || 10 > 9) {
console.log(
"One of the statements is true so the || will return true, this code will be run"
);
}
if (10 === 9 || 1 > 9) {
console.log(
"Both of the statements are false, so the || will return false. This code will not be run."
);
}
The last logical operator is the “NOT” operator. It is written as a single
exclamation mark (!
). We saw this operator earlier when
determining equality (!==
). As before, the NOT operator will
return the opposite boolean value of what is passed to it:
if (!false) {
console.log(
"The ! will return true, because it is the opposite of false. This code will be run"
);
}
if (!(1 === 1)) {
console.log(
"1 does equal 1, so that expression returns true. The ! operator will then return the opposite of that. This code will NOT run."
);
}
A couple things to note about logical operators.
The expressions are evaluated in order, and the computer will skip any
redundant expressions. In an &&
statement, if the
first expression is false
, the second expression will not
be evaluated because BOTH expressions need to be true
.
Same for the ||
statement. If the first expression is
true
, the second will not be evaluated because there only
needs to be one true
statement to fulfill the
requirements of the operator.
Use parentheses. As we saw in the second !
operator
example, we used parentheses to evaluate what was inside of the
parentheses FIRST, then applied the !
operator. We can
wrap ANY expression in parentheses and it will be evaluated before
evaluating the expression as a whole.
Most software runs on loops, evaluating expressions over and over again until it either returns what we are looking for, or stops after a certain time. Javascript has two looping expressions built in to it and today we will look at the first one, the “for” loop.
for
loops have a unique syntax, similar to the
if
statement, but slightly more complex. First we have the
for
keyword, followed by parentheses and then open and close
braces. Within the parentheses we will need three things. First, we must
declare a variable, this is what the loop will be looping over. Then we
will have a conditional expression, the loop will continue happening until
this statement is false
. Third, we will increment our
variable. All three of these statements are separated by a semi-colon.
for (let i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
// | declare a var | conditional expression | increment var|
console.log(i);
}
In this example we see that we initially set our
counter
variable to 0, the loop will run and each time it
gets to the end, it will increase the counter by one. The for loop will
then evaluate the conditional expression. If it is true
, it
will run again, if it is false
it will stop running.
We saw in the last two examples the ++
operator. This is
Javascript shorthand for “Set the value of the variable to it’s current
value plus one”. There are a few more of these variable math/assignment
shorthand expressions, we will visit them in upcoming lessons.
It is possible to get your loop stuck in what we call an “Infinite Loop”. You must make sure there is a way for the loop to end, take for example this loop:
Because our conditional expression will ALWAS be true
(i
will never be less than 0) this loop will essentially run forever. This
will break your program, and may crash your web browser, or computer.
When we pass arguments to a function they are contained in an array-like
data structure called arguments
. arguments
is
available to us anywhere within the function and contains all of the
arguments passed to it. While it is array like, it does not have all of
the properties of an array. One property it does have is the method
.length
. When we are given a function with an unknown number
of arguments, we can use .length
and a for
loop
to iterate over all of the arguments:
function sumAllTheNumbers() {
let sum = 0;
for (let i = 0; i < arguments.length; i++) {
sum = sum + arguments[i];
}
return sum;
}
sumAllTheNumbers(2, 5, 3, 4, 7, 9, 1, 0, 7, 7, 7); // 52


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Drake
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Drake's MathematicalProgram class is used to solve the mathematical optimization problem in the following form.
minₓ f(x) s.t x ∈ S.
Depending on the formulation of the objective function f, and the structure of the constraint set S, this optimization problem can be grouped into different categories (linear programming, quadratic programming, nonconvex nonlinear programming, etc). Drake will call suitable solvers for each category of optimization problem.
Drake wraps a number of commercial solvers (+ a few custom solvers) to provide a common interface for convex optimization, mixed-integer convex optimization, and other non-convex mathematical programs.
The MathematicalProgram class handles the coordination of decision variables, objectives, and constraints. The Solve() method reflects on the accumulated objectives and constraints and will dispatch to the most appropriate solver. Alternatively, one can invoke specific solver by instantiating its SolverInterface and passing the MathematicalProgram directly to the SolverInterface::Solve() method.
Our solver coverage still has many gaps, but is under active development.
Closed-form solutions When the mathematical problem is formulated as the following linear system
find x s.t Ax = b,
then LinearSystemSolver provides efficient closed form solution.
When the mathematical problem is formulated as the following (convex) quadratic program with only linear equality constraint
min 0.5 xᵀHx + aᵀx + b s.t Ax = b,
then EqualityConstraintQPSolver provides efficient closed form solution.
Convex Optimization
| Solver | LP | QP | SOCP | SDP | SOS |
| † Gurobi | ♦ | ♦ | ♦ | ||
| † Mosek | ♦ | ♦ | ♦ | ♦ | ♦ |
| SCS | ♦ | ♦ | ♦ | ♦ | ♦ |
| OSQP | ♦ | ♦ | |||
| CSDP | ♦ | ♦ | ♦ |
Mixed-Integer Convex Optimization
| Solver | MILP | MIQP | MISOCP | MISDP |
| † Gurobi | ♦ | ♦ | ♦ | |
| † Mosek | ♦ | ♦ | ♦ | |
| ◊ naive branch-and-bound | ♦ | ♦ | ♦ | ♦ |
◊ We implement only the basic branch-and-bound algorithm, without cutting planes nor advanced branching heuristics. Its usefulness is likely restricted to small-sized problems with dozens of binary variables.
Nonconvex Programming
| Solver | Nonlinear Program | LCP | SMT |
| † ‡ SNOPT | ♦ | ||
| Ipopt | ♦ | ||
| NLopt | ♦ | ||
| Moby LCP | ♦ | ||
| dReal | ♦ |
† indicates that this is a commercial solver which requires a license (note that some have free licenses for academics).
‡ Note that Drake's pre-compiled binary releases provide SNOPT.
Classes | |
| class | MathematicalProgram |
| MathematicalProgram stores the decision variables, the constraints and costs of an optimization problem. More... | |


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Meaning of Kludge
- “An ill sorted collection of parts assembled to fulfil a particular purpose.” –Google
- English for ‘jugaad’.
About Kludge
- Security and Networks
- Scripting and Automation
- Linux :P
The kind of programming that gets shit done quickly without 400 lines of code.
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- A night of no sleep
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The HTTP method and path are mapped to a Java method using the method and path annotations.
| @Remote
| public interface PetStore {
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| // GET /pets/{petId}
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| getPet() |
GET |
/pet |
| get() |
GET |
/ |
| postPet() |
POST |
/pet |
| fooPet() |
[default] |
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| doGet() |
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| doGET() |
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cec2013: Benchmark functions for the Special Session and Competition on
Real-Parameter Single Objective Optimization at CEC-2013
This package provides R wrappers for the C implementation of 28 benchmark functions defined for the Special Session and Competition on Real-Parameter Single Objective Optimization at CEC-2013. The focus of this package is to provide an open-source and multi-platform implementation of the CEC2013 benchmark functions, in order to make easier for researchers to test the performance of new optimization algorithms in a reproducible way. The original C code (Windows only) was provided by Jane Jing Liang, while GNU/Linux comments were made by Janez Brest. This package was gently authorised for publication on CRAN by Ponnuthurai Nagaratnam Suganthan. The official documentation is available at http://www.ntu.edu.sg/home/EPNSugan/index_files/CEC2013/CEC2013.htm. Bugs reports/comments/questions are very welcomed (in English, Spanish or Italian).
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Comparison: MLE vs. FEM¶
As shown in the previous sections, it is clear that mean field approximations such as nMF, TAP, and eMF do not perform as well as MLE and FEM. In the following, we therefore focus only MLE and FEM. We demonstrate that FEM works as well as MLE in the small coupling variability regime but FEM outperforms MLE in the difficult large coupling variability regime.
Beside better performance, FEM has some computational merits. First, FEM parameter updates are multiplicative while MLE updates are computed by trying to maximize a likelihood function, usually by gradient ascent or variants. In our hands, without special code tuning for either algorithm, FEM works faster than MLE. Second, MLE has a learning rate parameter while FEM does not have any tunable parameter.
As usual, first of all, the necessary packages are imported to the jupyter notebook.
In [1]:
import numpy as np
import sys
import timeit
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import simulate
import inference
%matplotlib inline
np.random.seed(1)
We consider a system of \(N = 100\) variables and \(L=2000\)
datapoints for the demonstrations below. A learning rate rate
\(= 1\) is selected for MLE.
In [2]:
# parameter setting:
n = 100
l = 2000
rate = 1.
Small coupling variability¶
We first consider the small coupling variability regime, g = 2.0.
In [3]:
g = 2.0
We generate a random coupling matrix:
In [4]:
w0 = np.random.normal(0.0,g/np.sqrt(n),size=(n,n))
The configurations of variables are also generated:
In [5]:
s = simulate.generate_data(w0,l)
We now apply MLE to recover the coupling matrix w0
from the
configurations s
. As shown in the MLE section, the performance of
MLE can be improved by using our stopping criterion. Additionally, our
stopping criterion can help MLE avoid unnecessary iterations. As a
concrete illustration, in the following, we consider MLE with our
stopping criterion. We can select this option by setting
stop_criterion='yes'
.
In [6]:
print('MLE:')
start_time = timeit.default_timer()
wMLE = inference.mle(s,rate,stop_criterion='yes')
stop_time=timeit.default_timer()
run_time=stop_time-start_time
print('run_time:',run_time)
MSE_MLE = np.mean((wMLE-w0)**2)
print('MSE:',MSE_MLE)
MLE:
('run_time:', 9.159331798553467)
('MSE:', 0.0029889738951087916)
For comparison, we also apply FEM to recover the coupling matrix.
In [7]:
print('FEM:')
start_time = timeit.default_timer()
wFEM = inference.fem(s)
stop_time=timeit.default_timer()
run_time=stop_time-start_time
print('run_time:',run_time)
MSE_FEM = np.mean((wFEM-w0)**2)
print('MSE:',MSE_FEM)
FEM:
('run_time:', 0.4248168468475342)
('MSE:', 0.002227111736127038)
The result shows that the mean square error (MSE) obtaining from FEM is slighty lower than that from MLE. Additionally, FEM works faster than MLE.
The inferred couplings are plotted as function of actual couplings:
In [8]:
plt.figure(figsize=(6.5,3.2))
plt.subplot2grid((1,2),(0,0))
plt.title('MLE')
plt.plot([-1,1],[-1,1],'r--')
plt.scatter(w0,wMLE)
plt.xlabel('actual couplings')
plt.ylabel('inferred couplings')
plt.subplot2grid((1,2),(0,1))
plt.title('FEM')
plt.plot([-1,1],[-1,1],'r--')
plt.scatter(w0,wFEM)
plt.xlabel('actual couplings')
plt.ylabel('inferred couplings')
plt.tight_layout(h_pad=1, w_pad=1.5)
plt.show()
Large coupling variability¶
Now, we consider the difficult regime (large coupling variability): g = 4.0.
In [9]:
g = 4.0
As above, a coupling matrix w0
is generated. From these couplings,
we generate configurations of variables s
.
In [10]:
w0 = np.random.normal(0.0,g/np.sqrt(n),size=(n,n))
s = simulate.generate_data(w0,l)
We first use MLE to recover the coupling matrix from the configurations:
In [11]:
print('MLE:')
start_time = timeit.default_timer()
wMLE = inference.mle(s,rate,stop_criterion='yes')
stop_time=timeit.default_timer()
run_time=stop_time-start_time
print('run_time:',run_time)
MSE_MLE = np.mean((wMLE-w0)**2)
print('MSE:',MSE_MLE)
MLE:
('run_time:', 81.38691401481628)
('MSE:', 0.0172333170396427)
FEM is also used to recover the coupling matrix:
In [12]:
print('FEM:')
start_time = timeit.default_timer()
wFEM = inference.fem(s)
stop_time=timeit.default_timer()
run_time=stop_time-start_time
print('run_time:',run_time)
MSE_FEM = np.mean((wFEM-w0)**2)
print('MSE:',MSE_FEM)
FEM:
('run_time:', 1.8361680507659912)
('MSE:', 0.006308420614357616)
In [13]:
plt.figure(figsize=(6.5,3.2))
plt.subplot2grid((1,2),(0,0))
plt.title('MLE')
plt.plot([-2.,2.],[-2.0,2.0],'r--')
plt.scatter(w0,wMLE)
plt.xlabel('actual couplings')
plt.ylabel('inferred couplings')
plt.subplot2grid((1,2),(0,1))
plt.title('FEM')
plt.plot([-2.,2.],[-2.0,2.0],'r--')
plt.scatter(w0,wFEM)
plt.xlabel('actual couplings')
plt.ylabel('inferred couplings')
plt.tight_layout(h_pad=1, w_pad=1.5)
plt.show()
These results show that the MSE obtained using FEM is significantly lower than MLE, and FEM works much faster than MLE, even when MLE is used with our stopping criterion to speed it up.


Clemente proposes Basque Country v Spain friendly
by BeSoccerJavier Clemente, the current Basque Country coach, spoke loud and clear about Spain playing at San Mames prior to next year's Euros.
In comments to 'TeleBilbao', Javier Clemente wanted to offer his opinion on the reception Bilbao will give the Spain national team at Euro 2020.
"I would like them to be applauded and supported. It's important for Bilbao that the Spanish national team plays at San Mames because football is not politics. The Bilbao crowd must defend the team who is going to play at San Mames," Clemente commented.
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"For me there is no controversy in Spain coming to play at San Mames. It is historically the number one stadium and Basque football as been the number one. A World Cup was already played here with France and England," he added on Spain's expected visit.
On the Basque Country (Euskadi), Clemente revealed: "The players are keen to play for the Basque Country against a strong opponent."
"Spain are going to play at San Mames. They could play in Bilbao during an international break and and facing us. It would be a good test for San Mames and for the Athletic Bilbao fans to see Spain before the Euros. It would be a nice idea. For the Spain team, coming here before the tournament would be good," Clemente concluded.


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A classic semaphore synchronization primitive. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| __init__ (int initial_count) | |
| acquire () | |
| Decrements the internal count. More... | |
| int | getCount () |
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| output (Ostream out) | |
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A classic semaphore synchronization primitive.
A semaphore manages an internal counter which is decremented by each acquire() call and incremented by each release() call. The counter can never go below zero; when acquire() finds that it is zero, it blocks, waiting until some other thread calls release().
| __init__ | ( | int | initial_count | ) |
| acquire | ( | ) |
Decrements the internal count.
If the count was already at zero, blocks until the count is nonzero, then decrements it.
| int getCount | ( | ) |
Returns the current semaphore count.
Note that this call is not thread- safe (the count may change at any time).
| output | ( | Ostream | out | ) |
| int release | ( | ) |
Increments the semaphore's internal count.
This may wake up another thread blocked on acquire().
Returns the count of the semaphore upon release.
| bool tryAcquire | ( | ) |
If the semaphore can be acquired without blocking, does so and returns true.
Otherwise, returns false.


Unidentified remains found in woods during search for missing 5-year-old
Human remains have been found in Alabama during the search for missing 5-year-old Taylor Williams, police said Tuesday.
The identity of the remains have not been determined, said police in Demopolis, Alabama.
Authorities had announced Monday that the search for Taylor, a resident of Jacksonville, Florida, was expanding to Alabama. The human remains were discovered in a wooded area between the cities of Linden and Demopolis, police said.
The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, which was leading the investigation into the missing girl, "will await confirmation as forensics tests are completed," Demopolis police said in a statement.
"Operational efforts will now shift to secure and process the evidence at the scene," police added.
The search for the 5-year-old girl began on Wednesday.
 The mother, Brianna Williams, said when she woke up around 7 a.m. she noticed the back door to the home was unlocked and Taylor wasn't in her room, according to authorities.
Brianna Williams was named a person of interest in the case on Monday. Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams said Brianna Williams is not cooperating with investigators and has not spoken to authorities since Wednesday, the day Taylor was reported missing.
Brianna Williams was the last person to see the little girl, the sheriff said. It is not clear when someone besides Brianna Williams saw the 5-year-old, the sheriff said.
The sheriff said Monday, "We absolutely hope to find her alive."


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| Full Time Position | No | Yes |
| Income Source | DBA | CBA |
| OES | ||
| Other | ||
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| 19 | 17 | |
| 25 | 29 | |
| 27 | 20 | |
| 47 | 41 | |
| 53 | 11 | |
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ZendOpenId is a Zend Framework component that provides a simple API for building OpenID-enabled sites and identity providers.
OpenID is a set of protocols for user-centric digital identities. These protocols allows users to create an identity online, using an identity provider. This identity can be used on any site that supports OpenID. Using OpenID-enabled sites, users do not need to remember traditional authentication tokens such as usernames and passwords for each site. All OpenID-enabled sites accept a single OpenID identity. This identity is typically a URL. It may be the URL of the user’s personal page, blog or other resource that may provide additional information about them. That mean a user needs just one identifier for all sites he or she uses. services. OpenID is an open, decentralized, and free user-centric solution. Users may choose which OpenID provider to use, or even create their own personal identity server. No central authority is required to approve or register OpenID-enabled sites or identity providers.
For more information about OpenID visit the OpenID official site.
The purpose of the ZendOpenId component is to implement the OpenID authentication protocol as described in the following sequence diagram:
. The OpenID provider checks if the User-Agent is already authenticated and, if not, offers to do so.
. The end user enters the required password.
. The user allows or disallows passing his identity.
ZendOpenId consists of two sub-packages. The first one is ZendOpenId\Consumer for developing OpenID-enabled sites, and the second is ZendOpenId\Provider for developing OpenID servers. They are completely independent of each other and may be used separately.
The only common code used by these sub-packages are the OpenID Simple Registration Extension implemented by ZendOpenId\Extension\Sreg class and a set of utility functions implemented by the ZendOpenId class.
Note
ZendOpenId takes advantage of the GMP extension, where available. Consider enabling the GMP extension for enhanced performance when using ZendOpenId.
The ZendOpenId component supports the following standards:
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Gritty Minds Concept (GMC) – Oshodi Lagos. |
October 2017 – December 2019 |
| |
Dynamics 365/Nav Functional Consultant |
- Setting up of GMC company in Microsoft Dynamics 365/NAV and On cloud
- Creating a company Blog on its site
- Transcribing company’s training videos
- Migrated the company’s data from Legacy system to NAV
- Managing the company’s financial flow
- Managing the company’s Operations
- Setting interview questions for new staffs
- Reconciliation of Company’s Bank account
- Participated in the migration of Xeros Data from Legacy system to NAV
- Supply of companies’ infrastructure to Deli food and other clients
- Purchase companies’ infrastructure from its vendors
- Creating a Training manual for Interkel Company
- Training of new staff
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Majadtek Nigeria Company – Egbeda, Lagos |
June 2013 – May 2014 |
| |
Assistance Training Manager |
- Participated in training of the student in web development
- Assisted the training officer in training companies on making use of software developed by the company
- Assisted the Procurement office in the purchase of the company’s Asset
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Global Concept Cyber Café – Egbeda Lagos |
February 2012 – 2013 |
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Café Administrator |
- Sales of Café ticket
- Attending to customer need
- Configuring the router and network cable
- Administration of the café
- Assembling and disassembling of the computer system
- Purchase of computer gadget
- Setting up the café computer for daily use
- Training new student
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Builders Cyber Café – Egbeda Lagos |
Jan 2009 - Dec 2009 |
| |
Café Instructor and Trainer |
- Sales of Café ticket
- Attending to customer need
- Configuring the router and network cable
- Administration of the café
- Assembling and disassembling of the computer system
- Purchase of computer gadget
- Setting up the café computer for daily use
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Status: Passed, Jan 89 X3J13Forum: Cleanup
Issue: FORMAT-E-EXPONENT-SIGN
References: CLtL pp. 366, 393
Category: CLARIFICATION
Edit history: Bob Cassels, 13 Sep 88
Masinter, 2-Oct-88 (change issue name)
Problem description:
The result of (format nil "~E" 1.0) is specified in a contradictory way.
The ambiguity is whether a plus sign should be printed in front of
the exponent.
The top of page 393 says, "Next, either a plus or a minus sign is
printed, followed by e digits ... [decimal exponent]"
Later on page 393 we see, "If all of w, d, and e are omitted, then the
effect is ... [like prin1].
Page 366 [presumably where prin1 is defined] doesn't explicitly say that
the plus sign is omitted from the exponent, but all the examples (and
usual practice) indicate that.
So the posssibilities are:
A. "1.0e+0"
B. "1.0e0"
The first reference implies that A is correct, the third reference
implies that B is correct. The second reference implies that A and B
are the same.

This would cause the language on page 393 of CLtL to to change:
"If all of w, d, and e are omitted, then the effect is to print the
value using ordinary free-format exponential-notation output; PRIN1 uses
a similar format for any non-zero number whose magnitude is less than
10**-3 or greater than or equal to 10**7. The only difference is that
the ~E directive always prints a plus or minus sign in front of the
exponent, while PRIN1 omits the plus sign if the exponent is
non-negative."
Test Case:
(format nil "~E" 1.0) => "1.0e+0"
Rationale:
This proposal makes ~E self-consistent. That is more important than
making ~E consistent with PRIN1.
Current practice:
Symbolics Common Lisp, Ibuki Lisp, and VAX Lisp all print the plus
sign as in the test case above. Apollo DOMAIN Common Lisp (version
2.10) and Xerox Common Lisp produce "1.0", which is wrong because
it includes no exponent at all.
Adoption Cost:
Minimal changes to one printing routine for non-conforming
implementations. (No change to the three implementations mentioned
above.)
Cost of non-adoption:
Minor confusion and possible incompatibility among implementations.
Benefits:
Less confusion, more compatibility.
Conversion Cost:
Minimal. It is doubtful that any user programs depend on this
obscure distinction.
Esthetics:
A matter of opinion.
Discussion:
Fortran ~E format requires a sign before the exponent, since the exponent
mark character may be dropped. Since Common Lisp ~E always prints
the exponent marker, the exponent sign may be dropped in the case
that it would be a plus sign.


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1 Then Job spoke again to Eliphaz:
2 "If all my troubles and misery could be put on a scale and weighed,
3 they would be heavier than all the sand along the ocean shores.
That is why I spoke very rashly about the day that I was born.
4 It is as though Almighty God has shot me with arrows.
It is as though those arrows have poison on their tips, and that poison has gone into my spirit.
The things that God has done to me are like soldiers lined up to attack me.
5 Just like a wild donkey does not complain by braying when it has plenty of grass to eat,
and an ox does not complain by bellowing when it has food to eat,
I would not complain if you were really helping me.
6 People complain when they must eat food that has no salt
or food that is slimy and tasteless;
that is what your words are like, Eliphaz.
7 I do not want to eat food like that,
because it disgusts me,
and I do not like what you have said to me.
8 I wish that God would do for me what I have asked of him:
9 I wish that he would crush me and let me die.
I wish that he would reach out his hand and take away my life.
10 If he would do that, I would be comforted because I would know that in spite of the great pain that I have suffered,
I have always obeyed what God, the Holy One, has commanded.
11 But now I do not have enough strength to endure all these things.
And since I have nothing to hope for in the future,
it is difficult for me to be patient now.
12 I am not strong like rocks are,
and my body is not made of bronze.
13 So I am not able to help myself;
I am not wise enough for that.
14 When a man has many troubles, his friends should be kind to him,
even if he stops honoring Almighty God.
15 But you, my friends, are not dependable.
You are like streams in the wilderness: They spill over their banks in the spring
16 when the melting ice and snow make them overflow,
17 but when the dry season comes, there is no water flowing in those streams,
and the channels dry up.
18 The caravans of merchants turn off their road to search for water,
but there is no water in those streambeds,
so the merchants die in the desert.
19 The men in those caravans searched for some water
because they were sure that they would find some.
20 But they did not find any,
so they were very disappointed.
21 Similarly, you friends have not helped me at all!
You have seen that terrible things have happened to me,
and you are afraid that God might do similar things to you.
22 After I lost all my wealth, I did not ask any of you for money.
I did not plead with any of you to spend some of your money to help me.
23 I never asked any of you to rescue me from my enemies,
and I did not ask you to save me from those who oppressed me.
24 Answer me now, and then I will be quiet;
tell me what wrong things I have done!
25 When people speak what is true, that truth will not hurt the person who hears it,
but what you have criticized me for having done is not true, so you have proven nothing when you say those things.
26 I am a man who has nothing to hope for,
but you try to correct me, and you think what I say is as useless as the wind!
27 You do not sympathize with me at all for the things that I am suffering.
You will do anything to get something for yourselves! You would even play a game to see who gets an orphan as a prize!
28 Please look at me! I will not lie while I am talking straight to you.
29 Stop saying that I have sinned, and stop criticizing me unjustly!
You should realize that I have not done things that are wrong.
30 Do you think that I am lying?
No, I am not lying, because I know what is right to say, and what is wrong."


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The Jenkins Wiki page tells you how to change settings like which port number Jenkins will listen to. These settings need to be specified on the command line when Jenkins is started.
For the Mac, Jenkins is deployed as a launch daemon. (If you want to know more about launchd and daemons, see here and here)
The launch daemon picks up the command line options from a standard preferences file, /Library/Preferences/@@OSX_IDPREFIX@@.plist. If the file does not exist, built-in defaults are used. The preference files are manipulated using the standard utility defaults.
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Specifies whether flex items are forced into a single line or can be wrapped onto multiple lines. If wrapping is allowed, this property also enables you to control the direction in which lines are stacked. wrap=*
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Specifies the order used to lay out flex items in their flex container. Elements are laid out in the ascending order of the order value. Elements with the same order value are laid out in the order in which they appear in the source code. order=*
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Aligns a flex container's lines within the flex container when there is extra space on the cross-axis. align-content=*
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This question is an acknowledgment of Psalm 55:22. We are to cast back on the Lord all our burdens that a conversation like this can create. We now know our responsibilities and the preferable future and we will either try to do it in the power of our flesh or we will cast our burdens on the Lord and acknowledge our weakness and dependence on Him to perform all things for us. When we agree in prayer right then we invite God’s power to impact this issue. Psalm 133 says that God commands a blessing when brethren dwell together in unity.


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When we let God transform us, when we wear His name at the core of our being, who God is begins to determine our actions. The closer we get to Him, the more our actions and relationships reflect His character. On the other side of this circle of transformation, we find that when our lives begin to show the changes God is making in our hearts, other people notice. If we are true to the God whose nature is determining our actions, people will not look at us but through us to the God behind our transformation.
Read Matthew 5:14-16. Who will people praise when they see our good deeds?
Notice that it doesn’t say people will see our good deeds and praise us. It says that they will see our good deeds and praise our Father. When we allow God to transform us, what we do bears witness to God’s character, witnessing to the work He is doing in us and drawing others to Him.
That is exactly what happened in the lives of Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah. The character of these men pointed people to honor God, not them. It’s amazing to read about the murderous, idolatrous kings of Babylon changing their tune and worshipping God when they saw Him at work in Daniel’s and his friends’ lives. Even though in these particular instances Daniel and his friends were promoted and their own lives benefitted, the true outcome of their actions was to build up God’s name, not their own.
Psalm 23:3 says: “He leads me in paths of righteousness for his name’s sake” (ESV). When we walk in paths of righteousness, when we act and treat others in ways that reflect God’s character, it’s His name, not our own, that is lifted up. This is the exact opposite of the actions at the Tower of Babel, where people were working to make a name for themselves. When we allow God to transform us, we act in order to call attention to God; we live for His name’s sake, not our own.
It’s sobering to think that our own actions affect God’s credibility—that, like celebrities endorsing a product, people see us as “the face” of the faith we proclaim. When we live the way Christ lived, people see His nature reflected in our


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The Host Console can be accessed either by hovering over or clicking on the Host link in the Control Panel. This section is only available to SuperUsers and the Host. The Host Console provides access to manage global settings for all sites and host level tools. Note: The Host page is hidden from the site navigation by default however it can be restored using the Pages module.
Basic Features
| Icon | Page Name | Description |
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| Configuration Manager | The Configuration Manager page displays the Configuration Manager module which enables SuperUsers to modify configuration files as well as merge scripts. |
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| Dashboard | The Host > Dashboard page displays the Dashboard module which provides a snapshot of the DNN Application. The Dashboard module can be added to site pages, however only the Host can view the module. A message reading "Access Denied - Either you are not currently logged in, or you do not have access to this content" is displayed to all other users. |
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| Device Detection Management | The Device Detection module, located on the Host > Device Detection Management page, allows SuperUsers to search for and view relevant properties for a wide range of mobile devices. |
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| Extensions | The Extensions page displays the Extensions module which allows SuperUsers to install and manage extensions, as well as allocate extensions to other sites. |
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| File Management |
The Host > File Management page displays the Digital Asset Management module that enables the Host to manage file folders, upload new files and manage existing files.
The Digital Asset Management module includes the follow default folders: Host Root, Cache, Containers, Event Queue, Logs, Skins, Smiley's and Templates.
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| Host Settings | The Host Settings page enables SuperUsers to configure basic and advanced host settings that apply to the host site, as well as default settings for each new site including design, proxy settings, hosting space, SMTP server settings and more. |
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| HTML Editor Manager | The HTML Editor Manager page displays the RadEditor Manager module (titled the HTML Editor Manager module) which allows SuperUsers to choose which provider is enabled for the RadEditor in this DNN installation. It also enables the Host to configure the DotNetNuke.RadEditorProvider. |
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| Lists |
The Host > List page displays the Lists modules which allows SuperUsers to maintain information which can be identified by a key value and a data value. |
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| Schedule |
The Host > Schedule page displays the Schedule module which enables the Host to optimize the efficiency of a site by reducing the frequency of common tasks. New items (tasks) can also be added to the schedule. |
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| Site Management | The Site Management page allows the Host to create and maintain all sites within this DNN installation. It also allows the Host to generate a template of an existing site for duplication on another DNN site installation. |
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| SQL |
The Host > SQL page which enables Hosts with SQL knowledge to execute SQL queries against the database. |
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| SuperUser Accounts | The Host > SuperUser Accounts page displays the SuperUser Accounts module which enables the SuperUsers to create and manage SuperUser accounts, as well as configure user settings relating to authentication. The SuperUser Accounts module provides all the same user management tools as the User Accounts module apart from Security Role management. |
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| Vendors |
The Host > Vendors page enables the Host to create and manage vendor accounts, vendor banners and affiliate accounts using the Vendors module. |
DNN Professional Features
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| Activate your License | The Activate Your License page allows you to activate your DNN Professional licenses. This ensures you will continue to receive customer benefits. |
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| Advanced URL Management | Managing advanced URL settings for all sites. |
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| Application Integrity |
The Application Integrity page displays the File Integrity Checker Module that allows you to see which files have been modified or are missing. |
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| Health Monitoring |
The Health Monitoring page allows authorized users to view a list of files that have been modified or are missing. |
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| Knowledge Base | Links to the DNN Support Network Knowledge Base which provides guidance for DNN administrative tasks and answers to common technical questions. Note: Login is required. | |
| License Management |
Links to the License Management section of the DNN Support Network. Here professional edition customers can manage licenses for subscribed products. Note: Login is required. |
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| Manage Web Servers |
The Manage Web Servers page displays the Manage Web Servers module which provides a simple interface for managing your multiple web servers. |
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| My Support Tickets | Links to the View Tickets section of the DNN Support Network. Here professional edition customers create new support requests (Start A New Ticket) and track existing tickets. DNN staff will promptly reply to your request and progress will be tracked using the ticket. Note: Login is required. | |
| Security Center | The Security Center page continuously feeds relevant alerts on DNN security messages and provides a link to download any relevant security patches. |
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| SharePoint Connector | The SharePoint Connector page enables SuperUsers to synchronize files between a SharePoint site and a DNN site. |
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| Site Groups | The Site Groups page allows you to create and manage site groups. Users have single login credentials across all sites within a group. |
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| Software and Documentation |
Links to the Software and Documentation section of the DNN Support Network where you can access downloadable upgrades, subscribed products and additional documentation. Note: Login is required. |
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| Technical Support | Links to the Technical Support section of the DNN Support Network. Here professional edition customers can find the latest support news, knowledge base articles and more. Note: Login is required. | |
| User Switcher |
The User Switcher page allows you to impersonate another user. |