What is Cloud?
What is the cloud? Where is the cloud? Are we in the cloud now? These are all questions you've probably heard or even asked yourself. The term "cloud computing" is everywhere.
In the simplest terms, cloud computing means storing and accessing data and programs over the Internet instead of your computer's hard drive. The cloud is just a metaphor for the Internet. It goes back to the days of flowcharts and presentations that would represent the gigantic server-farm infrastructure of the Internet as nothing but a puffy, white cumulus cloud, accepting connections and doling out information as it floats.
What cloud computing is not about is your hard drive. When you store data on or run programs from the hard drive, that's called local storage and computing. Everything you need is physically close to you, which means accessing your data is fast and easy, for that one computer, or others on the local network. Working off your hard drive is how the computer industry functioned for decades; some would argue it's still superior to cloud computing, for reasons I'll explain shortly.
The cloud is also not about having a dedicated network attached storage (NAS) hardware or server in residence. Storing data on a home or office network does not count as utilizing the cloud. (However, some NAS will let you remotely access things over the Internet, and there's at least one brand from Western Digital named "My Cloud," just to keep things confusing.)


Programming Assignments
Assignment 0
- Basic Pyton Programming
- Due Date: 21st September, 2019 (Saturday)
- Late submission will not be marked
- Instructions
- Download the Jupyter notebook template here
- Write your solutions in the notebook by running your own instance of Jupyter (or on Colaboratory if you want to)
- When you have finished, submit the
.ipynb
file to Blackboard
Assignment 1
- Text Classification
- Due Date: 19th October, 2019 (Saturday)
- Late submission will not be marked
- Instructions
Assignment 2
- Socket and Concurrent Programming
- Due Date: 30th November, 2019 (Saturday)
- Late submission will not be marked
- Instructions
Assignment 3
- Recommender System
- Due Date: 21st December, 2019 (Saturday)
- Late submission will not be marked
- Instructions


Shear Strain (Simple Shear)
If only shear stress act on a body, the deformation is called simple shear (Fig. 1). The amount of simple shear can be indicated by the shear angle (
Y
)
. A measure for shear deformation is
g
= tan
Y


“Paññaṁ imaṁ passa tathāgatānaṁ,
Aggi yathā pajjalito nisīthe;
Ālokadā cakkhudadā bhavanti,
Ye āgatānaṁ vinayanti kaṅkhan”ti.
Itthaṁ sudaṁ āyasmā kaṅkhārevato thero gāthaṁ abhāsitthāti.
See this wisdom of the Realized Ones!
Like a fire blazing in the night,
giving light, giving vision,
they dispel the doubt of those who’ve come.
It was thus that this verse was recited by the senior venerable Kaṅkhārevata.


The languages
plugin enables multilanguage trees. This means that each node has a specified number of titles - each in a different "language". Only one language set is visible at any given time. This is useful for maintaining the same structure in many languages (hence the name of the plugin)
Expects an array of language codes. Each of the items is used as a CSS class name, so make sure you specify only valid CSS class name strings. The first langauge will be visible onload. For example:
[ "en", "de", "bg" ]
Check your data plugin documentation (html_data, xml_data, json_data) or take a close look at these examples for information on how to specify multilanguage nodes.
Set the tree's visible language. Triggers an event.
string
number
lang
Either the language code string (as specified in the config) or an index from the config array.
Returns the name of the currently visible language.
Returns the title of a node. Overwrites the get_text function from the core.
mixed
node
This can be a DOM node, jQuery node or selector pointing to the element whose title you need.
string
lang
The language code string (as specified in the config) to get the title in. If you omit this - the currently visible language is used.
Sets the title of a node. Overwrites the set_text function from the core. This is used internally - you should use rename_node. Since rename_node
uses set_text
internally you can pass a language string as a third parameter to rename_node.
mixed
node
This can be a DOM node, jQuery node or selector pointing to the element whose title you want to change.
string
text
The new title.
string
lang
The language code string (as specified in the config) to get the title in. If you omit this - the currently visible language is used.
used only internally to include the CSS necessary for the plugin onload.
Overwrites the create_node function from the core. To create a node with a few titles use an array for the data
property of the js
parameter:
{ "data" : [ { "title" : "EN title", language : "en" }, { "title" : "BG заглавие", language : "bg" } ] }


Chapter 16
AFTERTHOUGHTS
In my earliest memories I was always Busy. There were so many things to do. I stacked
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wooden blocks, strung wooden beads, and took many toys out of a wooden toy box Dad had built. Mom would put me in that crib with the side that went up and down. She would put a blanket over it, pin it tightly underneath the crib and quietly close the door. Shortly thereafter I would appear and say, Nap all done. So much to do!
Dad made a lot of things including a potty chair. I wonder if that potential for a stubborn gene extended my time in that location. |
The house where we lived in
brick wall railing. The bricks were obviously spaced in a way that
was meant for a three or four-year-old to climb up and walk on the top railing. We lived near the Field, now Wright Patterson Air Force Base. The air was always filled with the sound of motors from the testing of the propeller aircraft engines. Mom recorded my first spoken sentence as, Look Mommy, see airplane?
I liked this house because just across the alley by the backyard and only around one building was an ice cream store. I arranged to buy popsicles for five cents and the clerk would break them in half and keep one half in the freezer for me to get the next day. (I had robbed my brother s piggy bank for the five cents.)
Then there was the clothesline. Because I enjoyed the whole neighborhood, even going out of Mom s sight, I was soon restrained with a harness that was attached to that clothesline. After I squirmed out of it a few times, Dad built a playpen out of chicken wire. I was bored being in a cage so I took my shoes off, stuck my toes in the holes of the chicken wire and climbed out--never mind that my toes bled a little. Such restraint may have been good but
When I was about four I looked out a second story window and saw just below me a short slanted roof with a spouting attached. This was a decorative protrusion that went around the house between the first and second floors. I climbed out the window, planning to walk on the spouting that circled the house. I found that I was not long enough to reach the spouting and the wood shingles were too slippery to allow retreat. A passing student saw me, knocked on the door to tell Mom I was hanging out the window. My Grandma Winget, who lived with us, came in the room and saw my fingertips gripping the window sill. She reached out, grasped my forearms, called Mom, and together they pulled me back into the room. A year or so later, the owner, Mr. Shade, was painting the house and was killed when he fell from near the same place onto the concrete driveway below.
We had to move out of that house when a new officer at
Wright-Patterson drove through town and offered Mr. Shade more rent than Dad
could pay. We moved to a house on
Behind the garage was my first sanctuary. Here a twenty-by-twenty area was fenced in with several small trees that provided plenty of shade and what had been a chicken house near the center. I often climbed one of the trees to get on the roof. Even at this young age I felt I was King of the Mountain. Once on this roof, with feet firmly planted, I could shake the whole structure by swaying back and forth. Perhaps this building was weak because not enough nails had been used when it was built or it was just old. Several times I tore pieces of thin black roofing from the roof so I could send them sailing through the air. Once while climbing the tree to get on the roof, I lost my grip, caught my one piece play suit on a sharp twig and it tore off as I fell. I ran to the house wailing from the impact of the fall and the sudden exposure of me.
The house we had moved to was across the street from the Interurban line (Trolley Car). I quickly got the idea to put a stone or piece of brick on the rails. Some of the operators would stop and remove it and some just let the wheels knock it off. After being honked at by a few automobiles while crossing the street I found a new adventure in scaring the drivers by running across right in front of them. When Mom saw me she ran after me, fell on the curb and really bruised her leg.
Another time while looking for something to do I made a visit to a house down the street to see what was in a cage. When the neighbor boy s rabbit bit the finger I stuck in his cage I wanted to get even. I went home, got Dad s hatchet and wounded the rabbit. I don t remember if the rabbit lived but I wouldn t do it again!
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Easter, when I was in the second grade, there was a community egg hunt. One event was the release of a white rabbit. Whoever caught it got to keep it. I was running at the front of the pack when an older boy caught the rabbit and shoved it into my arms. Dad had to carry the rabbit home and make a box for it. Later during WWII, I raised and sold dressed rabbits during the rationing of meat. |
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Mom had a kitchen cabinet to prepare our food. The porcelain top was the center for most all food preparation. The area behind the door on the left contained a large metal flour bin. A twenty-five pound bag of flour was poured into the top and there was a sifter with a crank at the bottom. I often got to turn the crank to get flour out. The flour was sifted again with a smaller hand sifter as it was measured into mixing bowls. We often helped with the cleanup evenings and always on Sunday. There was usually a discussion as to whose turn it was to either wash or dry the dishes usually including the pots, pans and mixing bowls. When cakes were baked there was another contest of who got to scrape the bowl used for icing. |
Kitchen Cabinet
I learned to peel potatoes at an early age. Mom used a wooden masher to make mashed potatoes until we got a Sunbeam Mix-Master. It seems that this mixer was used almost every day to combine the ingredients of various recipes. It was great to let a machine do all the stirring. Everything had to be mixed. Mom often made bread.
There was a bread man whose truck had several drawers of unwrapped cookies and shelves for white or brown bread. He did not come every day. We had to remember to put a sign in the window for him. The bread Mom baked was always better.
While we no longer had an iceman we did have delivery by a milkman and a bread man. Mom left a note in one of the empty quart glass milk bottles if she wanted extra milk, cream or butter and placed it on the back step. During WWII the milkman used a horse-drawn wagon.
I wonder what happened to the time that our parents spent in food preparation. On several occasions we brought two dozen live chickens home. Dad, Dave and I went into the garage, cut the heads off and put the headless chickens in a bucket lined with newspaper to drain the blood. Then we dipped the bird in very hot water, plucked the feathers, and carefully removed the entrails.
In the kitchen the de-feathered chickens were thoroughly cleaned, cut up, placed in quart canning jars, cooked, cooled and stored on shelves in a special room Dad had built in the basement called the fruit cellar. Sunday dinner was the highlight of the week with Mom s canned chicken or beef. I remember the day that Dad brought the leg of a cow into our kitchen. After he cut it up, much of that meat ended up in jars.
Mom also canned many kinds of fruit. We had a pear tree in our yard and she made the very best pear butter. I picked cherries from trees in the neighborhood and we got berries and plums from Thurman s farm. Sometimes Dad bought a bushel of peaches. All of these were processed and canned in our kitchen. Every fall there was a bushel of Jonathan or Winesap apples in the garage that lasted until after Christmas.
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Monday was washday. I often got to help. The washing machine and two rinse tubs were filled with clean water, one hot and one cold. The faucets were over on the wall and Mom used a hose for the fill. Part of a cake of Fels-Naptha soap was shredded into the wash water. The clothes from last week were sorted and bluing was added to the rinse water for the white load. Mom also used Borax and starch. Starch was cooked on the stove and selected clothing or parts like collars, cuffs were dipped in starch prior to ironing.
For me the fun part was pulling clothes up with a stick and poking the right amount into the ringer. Some of us may remember getting a hand caught in the ringer and still bear the scars. Clothes |
Wringer Washing Machine were then hung outside on a rope or wire line even in cold weather
unless it was raining. More than once I ran out to help Mom take a nearly dry wash down because of an unexpected rain.
Our story began with the Warners in
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Many of the women and girls bought patterns and made dresses and other garments in the early part of the twentieth century (some still do). The pictures on the McCall package shown here were for making the aprons that were always worn while cooking and doing other chores. Depending on the mood and the time of day, an apron was yanked off, laid aside, and with a quick glance at a wall mirror, a knock at the door would be answered. |
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My aunts would have learned to sew using foot power to operate a treadle sewing machine. They not only made clothes, they altered them to fit, especially during the depression. These machines were later modified with the addition of electric motors. Mom made me a suit from parts of Dad s old suit. She could make a pattern for the dresses my sister would sketch while doodling in school. |
I remember my sister buying a pattern and material, making the dress and wearing it on a date that same evening. I don t know how Mom did so much. She wrote a genealogy and had it published while raising me!
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In school we lined up to enter, go out for recess or to
leave the building. We did not march to the beat of a drum as Uncle Hubert
did in We played outdoors a lot. We made up our own games and argued about the rules. People seemed friendly and trustworthy. It was a good time to grow up. |
Elementary Classroom
One time when we were going somewhere we could not find an acceptable restaurant (one that did not serve liquor). I had never seen a bar with all its myriad of bottles. I asked a lot of questions and was left with the feeling that what was in the bottles was evil. Another time Dad stopped the car. I was very young (the car had wooden spokes in the wheels). Dad pointed out a man that had fallen in the gutter. Dad said, See that man? He s drunk. That s old Man Grey, his dad died last week. I gave him a suit and I helped get him cleaned up for the funeral. Before he got there he got drunk and puked all down the front of it. There he is again lying in the gutter!
Another Warner Builder
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I want to stake my claim as a building Warner. One of my first purchases after I was married was a combination power tool called a Shopsmith. The intent was to make some of the furniture we might want or need. While I was a student at A popular way to see |
were both factory built, homemade trailers and tent campers. Our first big trip west cost us eleven dollars a day including camp site fee (usually a $1.00) and food (we ate cereal, lots of hotdogs and cold cut sandwiches.) Gas was usually $0.28 a gallon. Even so, we were broke when we came home.
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In 1961 I built this folding camping trailer. The twelve-foot camper was built on an old truck axel with springs and a chassis of welded angle iron. The box was plywood, and electric conduit was bent to make the hoops to hold the canvas. The canvas was from a roll of war surplus and we glued it together. The netting and zippers were sewn. The hinged top opened to make two four-foot wide beds. A single bed was along one side for my youngest. |
The Camper in 2008
During the summers while my kids were growing up we camped
in many state and national parks. On several western trips we camped in parks
like
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We soon found we were eating for less on the road than when we were home. We were able to travel so much because of this. One of our economies was to avoid restaurants. We
usually grabbed lunch from our cooler and found a camp site where the kids
could swim about |
The camper has been used here on A quick lunch on the way to
the farm but is no longer roadworthy.
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When we moved into the farm house that Joan s granddad had purchased in 1906 there was a need for a laundry room. I dug for and laid up the foundation, built and insulated the room and installed the plumbing. We were a do it yourself generation. I know many of my cousins have built much more than I have. Some built their own houses and other buildings. We continue the Warner tradition! I encourage all my second cousins to record get the pictures and tell the stories of all my first cousins! |
A Bit about The
Rodney, Roger, Hubert, and Hildred Warner had all walked the path from the main building of The Ohio State University between 1917 and 1937. Joy May and my brother, Dave,
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attended in 1942 to begin the list of those to attend OSU in the next generation. Harvey and I ran around the track stadium in 1948 before the first football game. We were being introduced as part of the freshman class of 1948. Also attending OSU were Mildred, Elvira, Shirley, Dorothy, Myron and Duane. |
University Hall early 1900s
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The (Picture property of The |
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Several of us had walked through falling snow to attend
the |
The 1950 Snow Bowl When the attendance at the football games outgrew the stadium
an addition was planned. Shown in the Alumni Magazine below is part of the construction on the addition. Inside, the playing field was lowered and seating was added above and to the area where the track was. Elevators and additional restrooms were also added.
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When I was trying to decide if I should include this
story, I counted over thirty names of those who have attended |
Shoe addition construction 1999-2000
The latest to graduate was Benjamin Murray Thomas, Elvira
(Warner) Covey s grandson from
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FAQs¶
I can utilize recursion with the SQL syntax of my database. Why not use that?
You can certainly use that to produce or process your tree. However, you will find that for every type of entity that must participate in a tree you will need to write that kind of recursive code again. With this library it is done once. Also, having a business logic layer implementation makes it database agnostic. You can port your data to another database easier because your hierarchical processing is done in the application code.
The output of the SortableTreePath
also makes reporting easier. Sometimes the people creating
the reports are not developers. You can use a reporting tool like Tableau and easily create a tree
with indented children simply by sorting on the SortableTreePath
. This is implemented once for
all of your hierarchical entities.
Lastly, if you’re like me and you prefer not to put business logic in the database, then this makes it easier to write code to process a tree recursively and keep the business logic in the application code.
My entity already inherits from something. C# doesn’t support multiple inheritance so what do I do?
Use the TreeNodeWrapper<TId, T>
class like so.
Instead of ..
var grandpa = new Person { Id = "Grandpa", Name = "Richard" }
var dad = new Person { Id = "Dad", ParentId = "Grandpa" Name = "Richard Jr." };
// ... etc.
... you would code ...
var grandpa = new TreeNodeWrapper<string, Person>
(
new Person
{
Id = "Grandpa",
Name = "Richard"
},
"Grandpa",
null
);
var dad = new TreeNodeWrapper<string, Person>
(
new Person
{
Id = "Dad",
ParentId = "Grandpa",
Name = "Richard Jr."
},
"Dad",
"Grandpa"
);
// ... etc.
... and the rest is the same.


Net::SSH::Gateway
DESCRIPTION:
Net::SSH::Gateway is a library for programmatically tunneling connections to servers via a single “gateway” host. It is useful for establishing Net::SSH connections to servers behind firewalls, but can also be used to forward ports and establish connections of other types, like HTTP, to servers with restricted access.
FEATURES:
- Easily manage forwarded ports
- Establish Net::SSH connections through firewalls
SYNOPSIS:
In a nutshell:
require 'net/ssh/gateway' gateway = Net::SSH::Gateway.new('host', 'user') gateway.ssh("host.private", "user") do |ssh| puts ssh.exec!("hostname") end gateway.open("host.private", 80) do |port| Net::HTTP.get_print("<IP_ADDRESS>", "/path", port) end gateway.shutdown!
See Net::SSH::Gateway for more documentation.
REQUIREMENTS:
- net-ssh (version 2)
If you want to run the tests or use any of the Rake tasks, you’ll need:
- Echoe (for the Rakefile)
- Mocha (for the tests)
INSTALL:
- gem install net-ssh-gateway (might need sudo privileges)
LICENSE:
(The MIT License)
Copyright © 2008 Jamis Buck
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the ‘Software’), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


Practical Magic
Author Name: Alice Hoffman
The Owens sisters confront the challenges of life and love in this bewitching novel from New York Times bestselling author Alice Hoffman. For more than two hundred years, the Owens women have been blamed for everything that has gone wrong in their Massachusetts town. Gillian and Sally have endured that fate as well: as children, the sisters were forever outsiders, taunted, talked about, pointed at.  But all Gillian and Sally wanted was to escape. One will do so by marrying, the other by running away. But the bonds they share will bring them back—almost as if by magic


You will be given a random number at the start of the game.
There are four crystals below. By clicking on a crystal you will add a specific amount of points to your total score.
You win the game by matching your total score to the random number, and you lose the game if your total score goes above the random number.
The value of each crystal is hidden from you until you click on it.
Each time when the game starts, the game will change the value of crystal.


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This library is designed and built for FreeRiderHD. This library is not associated in any way with Kano Games© or FreeRiderHD.
A short example of the library's usage.
import frhd as fr
my_track = fr.Track.Track()
x1 = -40
x2 = 40
y1 = 40
y2 = 40
type_of_line = input("What kind of block would you like? (s for grey, p for black): ")
if type_of_line == 's':
for x in range(111):
my_track.insLine('s', x1, y1, x2, y2)
y1 -= 1
y2 -= 1
elif type_of_line == 'p':
for x in range(111):
my_track.insLine('p', x1, y1, x2, y2)
y1 -= 1
y2 -= 1
"""Or a more robust version"""
t_o_f = input("What kind of block would you like? (s for grey, p for black): ") # Used a different variable to avoid clashing
if t_o_f == 's' or t_o_f == 'p':
my_track.insLine(t_o_f, x1, y1, x2, y2)
else:
print('Please enter a valid character!')
print(my_track.genCode())


| DOSE: |
2 hits |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
After smoking weed several times with friends in various devices (water bong, pipe, & joint) I was unable to get more than a minute buzz.
However, a few weeks ago I was at my friend's brother's house and we decided to give it another shot. I was almost ready to give up, believing marijuana would never have an affect on me and was doing more harm than good.
The bong we used was beautiful, glass, and uniquely shaped. I had 2 really good hits and I was gone. Only a few weeks before I had gotten very drunk--and this felt much of the same way. I felt light and airy, movements were slower and humourous, and my body was somewhat numb and flowing.
I was more lucid than when I was drunk, able to understand what was going on around me and communicate with my friends, asking questions about how long this feeling would last, etc.
Walking was a bit difficult at first, but I managed. All I wanted to do was sleep and cuddle in my friend's lap. Compared to my friends, my reaction was a little strange. I also laughed hysterically for quite a bit of time.
An hour or so later I was pretty much okay and later than evening I was 100% okay. I was back to a completely comprehensive state. I'm looking forward to my next high. It's more fulfilling than drinking, even if it is a little more expensive. At least I don't vomit when I smoke.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Review: Seven Years in Tibet (1997) Rating: 2.5 stars (out of 4.0)
******************************** Key to rating system: 2.0 stars Debatable 2.5 stars Some people may like it 3.0 stars I liked it 3.5 stars I am biased in favor of the movie 4.0 stars The movie had personal impact or stood out *********************************
A Movie Review by David Sunga
Directed by: Jean-Jacques Annaud
Written by: screen writer Becky Johnston based on the book by Heinrich Harrer
Starring: Brad Pitt, David Thewlis, Jamyan Jamtsho Wangchuk, Sonam Wangchuck, Tenzin Wangchuk, and Jetsun Pema
Ingredients: Austrian mountaineer, Dalai Lama, mountains
Synopsis: Rich Austrian mountaineer Heinrich Harrer (Brad Pitt) gets sidetracked when World War II interrupts his mission to climb Nanga Parbat, a Himalayan peak that in 1939 has never been successfully scaled. Trying to get back to Europe, Harrer and climbing teammate Peter Aufschnaiter (David Thewlis) get stranded in Tibet, where they settle down, and Harrer becomes the tutor of the bright-eyed young Dalai Lama. (The Dalai Lama is the spiritual and political leader of Tibet). Harrer reluctantly leaves Tibet when Chinese forces under Mao conquer the tiny mountain country.
Trivia: Jetsun Pema, the woman who plays the Dalai Lamas mother in the movie, is actually the real life Dalai Lamas sister. In real life she takes care of Tibetan refugee children living in India and her organization has educated over 40,000 children.
The movie is based on the true memoirs of Austrian mountaineer Heinrich Harrer, who is still alive today at age 84. Harrer was a Nazi in the 1930s, and Germany's Stern magazine published a photo of Harrer hobnobbing with Adolf Hitler.
Director Jean-Jacques Annaud is presently banned from entering China. The movie was filmed mostly in the Andes mountains in South America.
Opinion: Director Jean-Jacques Annaud directed two previous movies about a person being modified by contact with another culture (Quest for Fire and The Lover), so with Seven Years in Tibet, he was probably aiming for a movie where a brash jerk runs away from his home country and comes into contact with Tibet and slowly changes into a spiritual human being until finally hes ready to return. Annaud wanted to show the mountain climber learning to climb his own spiritual mountain, and symbolically he tries to show this by having Heinrich Harrers clothes change from riches to poor rags and slowly back to riches again. This doesnt quite satisfy. Usually in movies, when a character undergoes a change of heart, they demonstrate their newfound character by doing an action or making a difficult choice that they wouldnt have made under their old personalities. In Annauds movie, the hero makes no such difficult decision or actions. He wanders around Tibet, changes clothes a lot, and then leaves when the Chinese take over and the Dalai Lama advises him to leave. This lack of tough choices gives the movie only postcard depth, like "I went to Tibet, I had a lot of bad luck, ran out of options, and went back home to my responsibilities." Postcards arent bad though; the scenery is breathtaking, even if it was shot in the Andes mountains versus the real Himalayas. Having the Harrer character make one or two tough choices that demonstrate his spiritual redemption would have given this movie more punch.
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BROKEN ARROW A film review by Ben Hoffman Copyright 1996 Ben Hoffman
If you get turned on by action, explosions, train derailments, planes crashing and practically no dialogue, BROKEN ARROW is the film for you. For my part I cannot help but wonder why the newly rejuvenated Travolta would be in a film so senseless that its whole plot can be summed up in one sentence:
A pilot on a B-3 Stealth bomber carrying two nuclear warheads decides to blackmail the U. S. Government for millions of dollars or he will blow up the bomb and put millions of people's lives in danger. That's it. That's the whole story. Not what one would call subtle. (Broken Arrow refers to the lost nuclear missile.)
John Woo, who directed Van Damme in HARD TARGET, and has made many action films, is just the man for this kind of film but you have to like that kind of mayhem or you will find yourself laughing in the theater's darkness at the utter absurdity of the stunts and action happening up on the screen.
John Travolta is the villain, Christian Slater is the hero, Samantha Mathis is a park ranger who gets involved. A lot of talent wasted.
Directed by John Woo.
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E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Hi, I am Lingxiao Wang, majoring in Interactive Media and now pursuing my MFA degree at USC. I was majoring in Digital Media Technology(Game Design Deriction) at Communication University of China when I was an undergraduate, and made various type of games(pc games, mobile games, VR game, games involve localnetwork and reaching an online database) using different tools. In the past I developed games mainly as programmer and designer, but now I also begin to learn art tools such as Maya.
I enjoying video editing in my spare time(something like fan art). On one hand, I like the feeling of matching images with rythems.On the other hand, it is fun to break the existed plots and ressemble them to a new story(such as what would happen if characters from two different animations meet). You can see those videos in my Youtube channel(the link is below). I also have a channel with more videos on a Chinese video website named Bilibili, and have over 1,000,000 views in total!
Skills
※Game Engine - Unity, UE4, Cocos2dx
※Code - C#, C++, C, lua
※Art - Maya, Photoshop, Premiere
Program/Mechenic Desgin/Puzzle Design
Where Is My Princess is a 3D platform game made with Unity. In the game, players control the protagonist, a "frog", to get over difficulties by using laser to connect to fireflies, in order to collect seven game cartridges and finally meet his prinecess.
Other Credit:
Artist/Designer - Shengyu Yao, Rui Feng, Jian Yao
Music/Sound Designer - Ruiming Ma
Program/Project Management
In the game Breath, players take an adventure in a foggy, ruined city full of monsters, with only an air gun in their hind. In order to survive in the tough environment, players need to consider how to spend their limited oxygen - supplying breath, making air wall, or flying. The game was made with Unity.
Other Credit:
Artists - Shengyu Yao, Rui Feng, Jian Yao
Program - Sika Zheng
Design - Xiaodong Liu
Program/UI Effect Desgin(Old Version) Puzzle Design(New Version)
Lost In Eden is a first person puzzle game made with UE4, where players use their special ability "flashback" to solve puzzles and finally figure out what happened in the past space station, Eden. When players are "flashingback", they do not have collision with other objects and therefore will not trig swithes, which is the base of all the puzzles.
I quit this project in order to focus on my bachelor thesis. After that new members joined and the project's name was changed to Cyborg Lab. It is a cool project with 20+ puzzles. In this new project, I designed some puzzles and also edit this trailer.
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• Become an excellent team. Create bond and tighten the relationships between members. Tasks must be informed to all members. Prioritize team's goal while helping members to achieve their personal goals.
Team charter is document that define the purpose of the team, how it will work and what expected outcomes are.
Jan 23• The overall objective of a Communications Management Plan is to guide members in #undo team how to communicate. The Communications Management Plan (CMP) defines the project’s structure and methods of information collection, screening, formatting, and distribution and outline understanding among project teams regarding the actions and processes necessary to facilitate the critical links among people, ideas, and information that are necessary for project success.
• The intended audience of the Application Development Practice CMP is the lecturer, #undo team and any member in other team whose support is needed to carry out communication plans.
Jan 24Develop a formal review process that the team will use during next session (Code Review), including any artifacts needed, roles played, Metrics to be gathered and how the metrics will be analyzed. #undo team must document process in a formal document.
Feb 14Move PhotoStory source code under SCM (Source Control Management) tool and demonstrate that the source code can be checked out, change, check inand run on all team members’ machine.
Mar 18This is the content of the last section
Apr 26


 If the snake turns over when struck, the people immediately leave it alone and return home. If the snake does not roll over when struck, the people kill and skin it and trade the skin with the Makoba. The snake appears when a person has died and the news has not yet reached other people.
Comments
1) p.9951v: !nanni heard this from his paternal grandfather (Karu) and saw it himself, 2) See also A snake found near a grave and Snakes and spirits of the dead, 3) This story is found in Book XI & XII-12
Contributors
Date
24 Ocober 1881
Categories
Custom and daily life, Plants and animals, Portention
Keywords
death (and a snake which announces a death in the family) , death (and the dead person's snake) , death (signs relating to and news of) , death (in the family) , death (superstitions regarding) , death (omens of) , death (and the ||hin snake) , death (and a snake lying on its back) , death (and a snake which must not be killed) , prohibition (when the ||hin snake must not be killed) , prohibition (and death) , snake (the dead person's snake) , snake (of the dead) , snake (the women cry when it is seen on its back) , snake (is afraid of a woman's skin necklace) , snake (the ||hin) , snake (of !nanni's country) , snake (a description of) , snake (when lying on its back announces death) , snake (when it turns upwards) , snake (in the water of a tree) , snake (is not killed when it lies on its back) , snake (is not eaten) , snake (gives us 'of its stomach') , snake (is feared and respected) , snake (the meat is thrown away) , snake (the skin is traded with the Makoba) , snake (can be omen of death) , snake (its actions which are signs of impending death) , snake (and death in the family) , necklace (and a snake which announces a death in the family) , necklace (dressed in fat) , necklace (that frightens away the ||hin snake) , necklace (worn by a woman) , necklace (is laid on the ground) , necklace (that smells strongly) , respect (for the snake which announces a death in the family) , respect (of the !kun for the ||hin snake) , food (a snake which is not eaten) , food (avoidances of the !kun) , food (and a snake which announces a death in the family) , family (and a snake which announces a death) , Makoba (and a snake which announces a death in the family) , Makoba (!kun trade snake-skin with) , trade (in skin of the ||hin snake) , trade (between the !kun and Makoba) , skin (of the ||hin snake traded with the Makoba) , skin (of the snake which announces a death in the family) , woman (wears a necklace to frightens away the ||hin snake) , jewellery (the necklace worn by women to frighten away the ||hin snake)
Story Pages
9952-9956


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Age >60yo - test if \<50yo
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DM
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HTN
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smoking
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Normalbuniuria
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Microalbuminuria
ACT 2.5-25M, 3.5-35F
Macroalbuminuia
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CKD1 : egfr >90
CKD2: eGFR 60-89
kidney damage with mild decrease kidney function
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Rumour Has It: Barcelona target Martinez, Kimmich and Milenkovic
by BeSoccerInter forward Lautaro Martinez is reportedly one of Barcelona's main transfer targets ahead of next season.
Barcelona are preparing for next season and they have several players on their wish list.
The LaLiga leaders are enjoying a decent campaign in 2019-20, but they already have one eye on 2020-2021.
Inter's Lautaro Martinez, Bayern Munich's Joshua Kimmich and Fiorentina's Nikola Milenkovic are reportedly their main targets.
TOP STORY – BARCELONA TARGET MARTINEZ, KIMMICH AND MILENKOVIC
Martinez, Kimmich and Milenkovic are Barcelona's main targets ahead of 2020-21, according to AS.
If they miss out on Kimmich, they will look to RB Leipzig's Lukas Klostermann, the report says.
Meanwhile, Chelsea defender Andreas Christensen is another option, while Arsenal's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is a target if they cannot land Martinez.
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- Marko Pjaca has failed to have an impact since his arrival at Juventus in 2016. CalcioMercato reports the Croatian attacker, who has already been on loan at Schalke and Fiorentina since his arrival in Turin, could be set for another spell away from Juve in January.
- Chelsea have a target in January if their transfer ban is overturned. The Premier League giants have been monitoring CSKA Moscow striker Fedor Chalov, according to Sky Sports. The 21-year-old scored 15 Russian Premier League goals last season and has five in 16 games in 2019-20.


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Institute of Economics & IE SB RAS
July 1999
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Table of Contents
Introduction
1. Institutional
Picture of Economic Interactions
2. Theoretical
limits of information interactions in economic space
3. Spatial
boundaries of information interactions between agents
4. General
pattern of information interactions beyond theoretical limits
5. Scheme of
Information Interactions: Causes and Motives of Interactions
6. Scheme of
Information Interactions: The Main Blocks
6.1. Interaction space
6.2. Macro-technology
6.3. Mental model
6.4. Collective information model of the environment
6.5. Organizational mechanism
6.7. Material and information sub-spaces of interactions
7. General picture of
economic system functioning through information interactions
8. Economy as a
complex system of agents with information interactions
Conclusion
References
Abstract:
What kind of information interactions among agents makes possible a functioning of socio-economic systems? What theory do we need to describe the fundamental principles of agents' information interactions? What is the model to simulate functioning of networked economy arisen in Information Society? How we should organize artificial environments where our "intelligent information agents" will interact with each other to help us in our online communications inside numerous human communities? The main purpose of this article is to suggest answers on these questions. Following statements are discussed in the article:
Rapid development of Information Society and its Networked Economy attracts attention to the role of information interactions in functioning of social systems. Information interactions are the more fundamental level to describe a functioning of a social and economic system then market or hierarchical interactions. Central element of agents' information interactions is "collective information model" of their environment. There are some limits on information interactions related with parameters of economic system. Institutional structures are able to channel information interactions beyond the limits. Market and hierarchical interactions are just special cases of such channels. Simplest model of economic system functioning with information interactions includes five types of objects (macro-technology, information space, institutional structures, collective information models, and human actors).
What kind of information interactions among agents makes possible a functioning of socio-economic systems? What theory do we need to describe the fundamental principles of agents' information interactions? What is the model to simulate functioning of networked economy arisen in Information Society? How we should organize artificial environments where our "intelligent information agents" will interact with each other to help us in our online communications inside numerous human communities?
The main purpose of this article is to suggest answers on these questions. Practically we need to learn the basic principles of organizing of information interactions in real networked forms of organization and in artificial systems like community of negotiated and collaborated information robots, software agents and so on. It is important for better realization of at least two tasks of modern social progress: a)Development of Information Society and its "networked economy" for higher living conditions; b)Development of the Internet technologies for more efficient cooperative work.
There are a lot of publications discussed modern changes in an economy related with Internet technology development. The modern (or near future) state of economy has several names: "New Economy" (Stephen B. Shepard), "Next Economy" (J. Bradford De Long, A. Michael Froomkin), "Hi-Tech Gift Economy" (Richard Barbrook), "Attention Economy" (Michael H. Goldhaber), "Network Economy" (Kevin Kelly), and at last "Networked Economy" (see Status Report on European Telework). There is also a whole "Encyclopedia of the New Economy" (http://www.hotwired.com/special/ene/). One of the most interesting features of these modern changes is that people get a principally new global environment for their interactions. So now actors can actually move their social, economic and so on interactions to the new environment, but social scientists know very few about mechanisms of interactions in socio-economic systems (Alan Kirman).
The problem is that research of socio-economic interactions based on market or hierarchical models of the system and so the human interactions look like commodity exchanges or principal-agent relations (S. Parinov). What about a picture of the economy based on pure information interactions?
In this article we propose a theoretical concept and a skeleton of agent-based model of economic system functioning with information interactions between agents. This concept could be useful not only in better understanding of Information Society and its networked economy development, but also for designing of artificial systems of interactive entities living into Internet technology environment. Such artificial systems, for example, are the next step of moving recent business infrastructure to the "e-business" (Business and the Internet Survey. The Economist, June 26th 1999) where some part of interactions business-to-business and business-to-customer serves by information robots and software agents (see as a sample Arie Segev, Carrie Beam).
In the first section of the article we reinterpreted institutional economics statements on interactions among economic agents as a start point of our analysis. The second section discusses theoretical limits on information interactions related with level of ICT development and intensity of changes of an economic system. Third section concludes that three types of information interactions (strong, medium and weak) of single agent with others exist and it could be roughly corresponded with interactions in small group, hierarchical organization and in a market. Fourth section shows how theoretical limits of information interactions can be overcame by using of institutional structures. In the fifth and sixth section propose a scheme of information interactions between agents. Seventh section shows an idea of general picture of economic system functioning through information interactions between agents. Eighth section makes a first step to a computer model of an economic system based on our methodology.
Next section - 1. Institutional Picture of Economic Interactions


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Preparation time
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Serves
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Preheat the oven to 140C/280F/Gas 1.
To prepare the lamb, using a sharp knife, make three small incisions in each of the lamb shanks.
Secure together a piece of garlic and rosemary by wrapping an anchovy third around them and insert this into one of the incisions in the lamb, pushing in firmly. Repeat to use up all the garlic, rosemary and anchovy.
To cook the lamb shanks, heat a frying pan until hot and add one tablespoon of the olive oil to the pan. Add the lamb shanks and fry on each side for one minute until browned all over.
Meanwhile, heat a large ovenproof casserole dish until hot and add the remaining olive oil, shallots and garlic.
Fry the shallots and garlic for about 2-3 minutes, until just softened, but not browned.
Add the red wine and bring to the boil.
Add the canned tomatoes, fresh tomatoes, rosemary, thyme, butter beans and red wine vinegar and return to the boil.
Place the lamb shanks into the sauce and cover with the beef stock. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Bring to a simmer, cover and place in the oven to cook for 3-4 hours, or until the meat is meltingly tender and falling off the bone.
For the olive oil mash, place the potatoes into a large saucepan and cover with water. Add a pinch of salt, place on the heat and bring to the boil.
Simmer for 10-15 minutes until tender.
Drain well and return to the pan over a low heat for a few seconds to remove any excess moisture.
Using a potato masher or ricer, mash well, adding the olive oil to slacken and flavour the potatoes. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To serve, remove the lamb shanks from the sauce and place onto four serving plates.
Whisk the butter into the sauce and stir in the flatleaf parsley.
Taste to check the seasoning and add a little more salt and freshly ground black pepper if necessary.
Spoon the sauce over the lamb shanks and serve with the olive oil mash. Drizzle over a little extra olive oil to finish.


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We have been asked to post our Wish List for the farm. So here goes! Some may be big ticket items and some cast offs you have in your yard. All are appreciated.
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Pitch forks/shovels/rakes of any kind
Any olive/sage/dark green exterior paint
Little Tykes Houses/Slides etc for play yards for baby goats.
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[gecode-users] Branching subclass
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Thu Jan 11 23:51:12 CET 2007
Hi.
> It would be very helpful to have a most trivial example -
> maybe a re-implementation of one of the ViewValBranchings? :)
>
> I would be grateful for any additional pointers. Should I look
> into Gecode/J maybe to find further examples?
You could have a look at the file QueensJavaPropagator.java
http://www.gecode.org/gecodej/doc/QueensJavaPropagator_8java-source.html
It implements a naive branching, should be fairly easy to understand.
The difference to a C++ branching is not too big.
> Also a pointer into to the literature that talks about batch
> recomputation
> would be great, since I /think/ this is not really explained in any
> of http://www.gecode.org/publications.html?
That would be
Components for State Restoration in Tree Search by Chiu Wo Choi,
Martin Henz, and Ka Boon Ng, CP 2001. This is the paper that
introduced the concept, so don't expect the Gecode implementation to
follow it 1:1.
Cheers,
Guido
--
Guido Tack
Programming Systems Lab, Saarland University, Germany
http://www.ps.uni-sb.de/~tack
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Review the following case study to answer this question. This case study is the same across all questions
Case Study - e-Commerce solution (online storefront) for ABC Ltd.
You are required to produce a design for an e-commerce solution (online storefront) for the retail company ABC Ltd.
ABC will use the solution to promote and sell the thousands of products listed in ABC's product catalog. Though ABC expects to add other products in the near future the catalog currently includes books, DVDs, music CDs, apparel, consumer electronics, beauty products, kitchen items, jewelry, watches, garden items, and toys.Potential customers must be able to visit the online storefront to:
- Search or browse ABC'S product catalog
- View product details (including description, price, customer ratings and reviews, etc.)
- Manage their shopping cart (add products to cart, remove products, etc.)
In addition, registered customers must be able to login, manage their user account, check out/place orders, and submit reviews of items previously purchased. To register a customer user must complete and submit an online registration form, providing ABC with their email address, password, and one or more of each of the following, phone number, shipping address, billing address, and payment details. ABC's customer service, order fulfillment, and other employee users must also be able to use the system to support business operations.
User Class - email, username, password
Customer Class - billingAddress, shippingAddress, paymentOption
User Class - billingAddress, shippingAddress, paymentOption
Customer Class - email, password
User Class - department, username, orders
Customer Class - shoppingCart, password
There are no hints for this question


Class Dance
Class Dance
java.lang.Object
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+----java.awt.Component
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+----java.awt.Container
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+----java.awt.Panel
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+----java.applet.Applet
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+----Dance
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public class
Dance
-
extends Applet
Dance - java.applet.Applet
java.applet.Applet for learning how to dance.
You can choose one of four dances and for every
dance one of some figures and one of some music
titels and view the animation of the figur
synchron to the music.
The applet uses three threads for the animation
and does an gread effort to make the animation
as flickerless as possible.
Three attributes are currently supported:
english - use english texts
audio - default audio on/off
fatborder - use fat or thin border for the buttons.
- Disclaimer:
- Sorrie, my Java is better than my english.
(My dancing is even better. :)
-
See Also:
-
Figur,
Floor,
Foot,
Button,
MEXButtonList,
MEXButton,
ToggleButton,
Step
-
Version:
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1.1, 13 Sep 1995
-
Author:
-
Georg Heßmann
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buttonFont
-
Font used for the buttons.
-
buttonFontBld
-
Bold font used for the buttons.
-
choiceFont
-
Font used for the sub-titels
-
engl
-
Use english or german for the strings
-
fatBorder
-
Should have the buttons a two pixel border or only a one pixel border.
-
figur
-
Currently active figur.
-
foots
-
Foot object.
-
smallFont
-
Small font, currently not used.
-
smallFontBld
-
Small font bold.
-
titleFont
-
Font used for the applet titel
-
Dance()
-
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actionAnimationHelpButton()
-
Function will be called if the "help" button within the animation page is hit.
-
actionBackStepButton()
-
Function will be called if the "step backw." button is hit.
-
actionCommentButton(boolean)
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Function will be called if the "slow/quick | toe/heal" button is hit.
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actionDanceButton(int)
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Function will be called if one of the dance buttons are hit.
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actionFigurButton(int)
-
Function will be called, if one of the figur buttons are hit.
-
actionInfoButton()
-
Function will be called if the "dance info" button is hit.
-
actionMainHelpButton()
-
Function will be called if the "help" button within the main page is hit.
-
actionMenuButton()
-
Function will be called if the "menu" button is hit.
-
actionMusicButton(int)
-
Function will be called, if one of the music buttons are hit.
-
actionPlayButton()
-
Function will be called if the "play" button is hit.
-
actionPlayMusicButton()
-
Function will be called if the "test music" button is hit.
-
actionShowButton()
-
Function will be called if the "show dance" button is hit.
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actionSoundButton(boolean)
-
Function will be called if the "audio on | slow motion" button is hit.
-
actionStepButton()
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Function will be called if the "step forw." button is hit.
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getAppletInfo()
-
returns some info about author, version and copyright of the applet
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getCurDance()
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getCurFigur()
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-
getCurMusic()
-
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getParameterInfo()
-
returns info about the parameters
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init()
-
java.applet.Applet initialization function.
-
killFigur()
-
Change from the animation page back to the main page.
-
mouseDown(Event, int, int)
-
java.applet.Applet function: mouseDown()
Calls button.mouseDown() to check for button hits.
-
mouseDrag(Event, int, int)
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java.applet.Applet function: mouseDrag()
Calls button.mouseDrag() to check for button hits.
-
mouseUp(Event, int, int)
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java.applet.Applet function: mouseUp()
Calls button.mouseUp() to check for button hits.
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newFigur()
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Change from the main page to the animation page.
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paint(Graphics)
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java.applet.Applet function: paint()
Redraw completly the main (figur==null) or animation page (figur!=null).
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setCurDance(int)
-
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setCurFigur(int)
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setCurMusic(int)
-
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start()
-
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stop()
-
java.applet.Applet function: stop()
Stops the dancing and the audio.
-
toString()
-
Returns a String object representing.
-
update(Graphics)
-
java.applet.Applet function: update()
Redraw only the changed things.
-
useAudio()
-
Should audio played while the animation runs?
engl
public boolean engl
-
Use english or german for the strings
foots
public Foot foots
-
Foot object. Needed for drawing foots.
titleFont
public Font titleFont
-
Font used for the applet titel
choiceFont
public Font choiceFont
-
Font used for the sub-titels
smallFont
public Font smallFont
-
Small font, currently not used.
smallFontBld
public Font smallFontBld
-
Small font bold. Used for showing the current selection.
buttonFont
public Font buttonFont
-
Font used for the buttons.
buttonFontBld
public Font buttonFontBld
-
Bold font used for the buttons.
figur
public Figur figur
-
Currently active figur.
fatBorder
public boolean fatBorder
-
Should have the buttons a two pixel border or only a one pixel border.
Dance
public Dance()
init
public void init()
-
java.applet.Applet initialization function.
Loads some fonts, reads the attributes "english", "audio" and
"fatborder".
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Overrides:
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init in class Applet
start
public void start()
paint
public void paint(Graphics g)
-
java.applet.Applet function: paint()
Redraw completly the main (figur==null) or animation page (figur!=null).
-
Overrides:
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paint in class Component
update
public void update(Graphics g)
-
java.applet.Applet function: update()
Redraw only the changed things.
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Overrides:
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update in class Component
stop
public void stop()
-
java.applet.Applet function: stop()
Stops the dancing and the audio.
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Overrides:
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stop in class Applet
getAppletInfo
public String getAppletInfo()
-
returns some info about author, version and copyright of the applet
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Overrides:
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getAppletInfo in class Applet
getParameterInfo
public String[][] getParameterInfo()
-
returns info about the parameters
-
Overrides:
-
getParameterInfo in class Applet
mouseDown
public boolean mouseDown(Event evt,
int x,
int y)
-
java.applet.Applet function: mouseDown()
Calls button.mouseDown() to check for button hits.
-
Overrides:
-
mouseDown in class Component
-
See Also:
-
mouseDown
mouseUp
public boolean mouseUp(Event evt,
int x,
int y)
-
java.applet.Applet function: mouseUp()
Calls button.mouseUp() to check for button hits.
-
Overrides:
-
mouseUp in class Component
-
See Also:
-
mouseUp
mouseDrag
public boolean mouseDrag(Event evt,
int x,
int y)
-
java.applet.Applet function: mouseDrag()
Calls button.mouseDrag() to check for button hits.
-
Overrides:
-
mouseDrag in class Component
-
See Also:
-
mouseDrag
getCurDance
public int getCurDance()
getCurFigur
public int getCurFigur()
getCurMusic
public int getCurMusic()
setCurDance
public void setCurDance(int num)
setCurFigur
public void setCurFigur(int num)
setCurMusic
public void setCurMusic(int num)
killFigur
public void killFigur()
-
Change from the animation page back to the main page.
newFigur
public synchronized void newFigur()
-
Change from the main page to the animation page.
Creates an object for the chooseen dance/figur.
useAudio
public boolean useAudio()
-
Should audio played while the animation runs?
actionMenuButton
public void actionMenuButton()
-
Function will be called if the "menu" button is hit.
Change from the animation page back to the main page.
-
See Also:
-
action
actionStepButton
public void actionStepButton()
-
Function will be called if the "step forw." button is hit.
Does one step forward.
-
See Also:
-
stepForw,
action
actionBackStepButton
public void actionBackStepButton()
-
Function will be called if the "step backw." button is hit.
Does one step backward.
-
See Also:
-
stepBackw,
action
actionPlayButton
public void actionPlayButton()
-
Function will be called if the "play" button is hit.
Starts the animation. If an animation is already running, stops it.
-
See Also:
-
action
actionDanceButton
public void actionDanceButton(int Bnum)
-
Function will be called if one of the dance buttons are hit.
Sets the other (figur/music) buttons new.
-
See Also:
-
action
actionFigurButton
public void actionFigurButton(int Bnum)
-
Function will be called, if one of the figur buttons are hit.
-
See Also:
-
action
actionMusicButton
public void actionMusicButton(int Bnum)
-
Function will be called, if one of the music buttons are hit.
-
See Also:
-
action
actionShowButton
public void actionShowButton()
-
Function will be called if the "show dance" button is hit.
Changes from the main page to the animation page.
-
See Also:
-
action
actionInfoButton
public void actionInfoButton()
-
Function will be called if the "dance info" button is hit.
Opens an URL with information about the currently selected dance.
-
See Also:
-
action
actionPlayMusicButton
public void actionPlayMusicButton()
-
Function will be called if the "test music" button is hit.
Start playing the selected music.
-
See Also:
-
action
actionMainHelpButton
public void actionMainHelpButton()
-
Function will be called if the "help" button within the main page is hit.
Open an URL to a help page.
-
See Also:
-
action
actionAnimationHelpButton
public void actionAnimationHelpButton()
-
Function will be called if the "help" button within the animation page is hit.
Open an URL to a help page.
-
See Also:
-
action
actionSoundButton
public void actionSoundButton(boolean on)
-
Function will be called if the "audio on | slow motion" button is hit.
-
Parameters:
-
on
-
state of the toggle button.
-
See Also:
-
action
actionCommentButton
public void actionCommentButton(boolean usehb)
-
Function will be called if the "slow/quick | toe/heal" button is hit.
-
Parameters:
-
usehb
-
state of the toggle button (use heal/toe).
-
See Also:
-
action,
Figur@useComStrHT,
Figur@useComStrTime
toString
public String toString()
-
Returns a String object representing.
-
Overrides:
-
toString in class Component


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| Version: | 0.9.2 |
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| Author: | John Malc [aut, cre] (@dmpe) |
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Extension that starts a DistributedPubSubMediator actor
with settings defined in config section akka.cluster.pub-sub
.
This actor manages a registry of actor references and replicates the entries to peer actors among all cluster nodes or a group of nodes tagged with a specific role.
Marker trait for remote messages with special serializer.
This actor manages a registry of actor references and replicates the entries to peer actors among all cluster nodes or a group of nodes tagged with a specific role.
The
DistributedPubSubMediator
actor is supposed to be started on all nodes, or all nodes with specified role, in the cluster. The mediator can be started with the DistributedPubSub extension or as an ordinary actor.Changes are only performed in the own part of the registry and those changes are versioned. Deltas are disseminated in a scalable way to other nodes with a gossip protocol. The registry is eventually consistent, i.e. changes are not immediately visible at other nodes, but typically they will be fully replicated to all other nodes after a few seconds.
You can send messages via the mediator on any node to registered actors on any other node. There is three modes of message delivery.
1. DistributedPubSubMediator.Send - The message will be delivered to one recipient with a matching path, if any such exists in the registry. If several entries match the path the message will be sent via the supplied
routingLogic
(default random) to one destination. The sender of the message can specify that local affinity is preferred, i.e. the message is sent to an actor in the same local actor system as the used mediator actor, if any such exists, otherwise route to any other matching entry. A typical usage of this mode is private chat to one other user in an instant messaging application. It can also be used for distributing tasks to registered workers, like a cluster aware router where the routees dynamically can register themselves.2. DistributedPubSubMediator.SendToAll - The message will be delivered to all recipients with a matching path. Actors with the same path, without address information, can be registered on different nodes. On each node there can only be one such actor, since the path is unique within one local actor system. Typical usage of this mode is to broadcast messages to all replicas with the same path, e.g. 3 actors on different nodes that all perform the same actions, for redundancy.
3. DistributedPubSubMediator.Publish - Actors may be registered to a named topic instead of path. This enables many subscribers on each node. The message will be delivered to all subscribers of the topic. For efficiency the message is sent over the wire only once per node (that has a matching topic), and then delivered to all subscribers of the local topic representation. This is the true pub/sub mode. A typical usage of this mode is a chat room in an instant messaging application.
4. DistributedPubSubMediator.Publish with sendOneMessageToEachGroup - Actors may be subscribed to a named topic with an optional property
group
. If subscribing with a group name, each message published to a topic with thesendOneMessageToEachGroup
flag is delivered via the suppliedroutingLogic
(default random) to one actor within each subscribing group. If all the subscribed actors have the same group name, then this works just like DistributedPubSubMediator.Send and all messages are delivered to one subscribe. If all the subscribed actors have different group names, then this works like normal DistributedPubSubMediator.Publish and all messages are broadcast to all subscribers.You register actors to the local mediator with DistributedPubSubMediator.Put or DistributedPubSubMediator.Subscribe.
Put
is used together withSend
andSendToAll
message delivery modes. TheActorRef
inPut
must belong to the same local actor system as the mediator.Subscribe
is used together withPublish
. Actors are automatically removed from the registry when they are terminated, or you can explicitly remove entries with DistributedPubSubMediator.Remove or DistributedPubSubMediator.Unsubscribe.Successful
Subscribe
andUnsubscribe
is acknowledged with DistributedPubSubMediator.SubscribeAck and DistributedPubSubMediator.UnsubscribeAck replies.


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This is an EventReporter which prints out numeric data at regular intervals in tabular form. More...
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| class | UserFunction |
| This template class defines a standard interface for objects that calculate a function based on a System and State for use in a TextDataEventReporter. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| TextDataEventReporter (const System &system, UserFunction< Real > *function, Real reportInterval) | |
| Create a TextDataEventReporter which calculates a single number at each reporting interval, and displays it along with the time. More... | |
| TextDataEventReporter (const System &system, UserFunction< Vector > *function, Real reportInterval) | |
| Create a TextDataEventReporter which calculates a vector of numbers at each reporting interval, and displays them along with the time. More... | |
| ~TextDataEventReporter () | |
| The destructor will take care of deleting the UserFunction object; don't delete it yourself. More... | |
| void | handleEvent (const State &state) const override |
| This is the implementation of the EventReporter virtual. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from SimTK::PeriodicEventReporter | |
| ~PeriodicEventReporter () | |
| Real | getNextEventTime (const State &state, bool includeCurrentTime) const override |
| Get the next time at which an event will occur. More... | |
| PeriodicEventReporter (Real eventInterval) | |
| Create a PeriodicEventReporter. More... | |
| Real | getEventInterval () const |
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| void | setEventInterval (Real eventInterval) |
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| virtual | ~ScheduledEventReporter () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from SimTK::EventReporter | |
| virtual | ~EventReporter () |
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| const TextDataEventReporterRep & | getRep () const |
| TextDataEventReporterRep & | updRep () const |
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| TextDataEventReporterRep * | rep |
This is an EventReporter which prints out numeric data at regular intervals in tabular form.
You provide it with a UserFunction, which calculates the values to be reported. At every reporting interval, it invokes the UserFunction, then prints out the current time along with the value or values returned by the function.
After creating a TextDataEventReporter, add it to the System by calling the addEventReporter() method.
| SimTK::TextDataEventReporter::TextDataEventReporter | ( | const System & | system, |
| UserFunction< Real > * | function, | ||
| Real | reportInterval | ||
| ) |
Create a TextDataEventReporter which calculates a single number at each reporting interval, and displays it along with the time.
Takes ownership of the UserFunction object.
| SimTK::TextDataEventReporter::TextDataEventReporter | ( | const System & | system, |
| UserFunction< Vector > * | function, | ||
| Real | reportInterval | ||
| ) |
Create a TextDataEventReporter which calculates a vector of numbers at each reporting interval, and displays them along with the time.
Takes ownership of the UserFunction object.
| SimTK::TextDataEventReporter::~TextDataEventReporter | ( | ) |
The destructor will take care of deleting the UserFunction object; don't delete it yourself.
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This is the implementation of the EventReporter virtual.
Implements SimTK::EventReporter.
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The messages available are those documented as public constructors and methods on the Java classes being used.
Same as javaMessage/6, but accepts the Message in methodName(arguments) format, neglects the new state of the arguments, and treats some Target cases, avoiding the need for common object specifications (accepting simpler forms): object reference (integer), class object (atom), and class variable (class-variable term)
Same as javaMessage(Target,_,Message)
Builds/recovers an object specification for a tree of TermModel instances, representing a Prolog Term; used by browseTerm or any code that needs to pass a full Prolog term to Java. Prolog variables are mapped into numbered instances of a dedicated Java class, VariableNode.
If Object is a variable, bind it to an object specification similar to the prototype/example given for the class except for the differences in VarValues; otherwise VarsValue will be bound to the differences between Object and prototype.If the class is an array, VarValues will be a list simply with the array values. Otherwise VarValueList is a list [VarName1=Value1, ..., VarNameN=ValueN]. Each VarName must be an atom, the name of a Java instance variable of the classEach Value must be compatible with the corresponding object field; this is only partially checked, as not all information is available on the Prolog side.
This predicate depends on ipObjectTemplate below.
One such fact is made available for each ObjectPairExample(Name,A,B) instance that the Java programmer sent to Prolog, either on startup or later through teachMoreObjects(); Name is the name of the class as given by the Java programmer; objects A and B are compared, producing a generalizing object (specification) G plus variable list Vars, that if bound to either SubstA or SubstB would become A or B resp. For the meaning of ANames see ipObjectTemplate
One such fact is made available for each ObjectPairExample(Name,A,B) instance that the Java programmer sent to Prolog, either on startup or through teachMoreObjects(); object A is analysed, and all variables in its class description are replaced by logic variables, collected in TVars, with values collected in TSubs; the resulting object specification is Template; binding TVars to TSubs would make Template = A; the variable types(names) are collected in ANames.
Strings and null objects have trivial specifications: string(Atom) and 'null', resp. Other cases require the use of either ipObjectSpec or ipObjectTemplate:
Object X should be the object already existing and registered as (int) ID on the Java side
X is the class object for class with name C
X is the class variable V of class C
X is a boolean basic type for B (which should be 1 or 0); similar ipObjectSpec facts are available for the remaining basic types: byte, small, int, long, float, double, char
(Generic case) New object X of class C; C must be the fully qualified class name.
Creates a window with an outline (JTree) browser for Term.
Creates a window with a JList browser on List. Double-clicking on items creates a term browser window.
Creates a window with a multi-pane hierarchical browser for Tree; this is assumed to be represented by some (dummy) functor with arity 2 or larger; the first argument is considered the node, the second a children list. The tree must have depth 2 or larger.
Creates a window with a JTable showing a set of term instances; the GroundTerm is used to title the table columns.
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Data layer
v0.1.12
Properties json,id,url,data,success,extra valid on top level and inside all create/load/save/delete groups. Use string instead of object as shortcut for load.url/save.url etc.
Record class
Fields conf
Total field
Start field
Limit field
send data as json
Id field
Data field
Success field
Extra params object
other $.ajax({ properties })
Do records within this model have type or they are plain objects
load|save|delete
load|save|delete
record|store
load|save|delete
Record id
Takes plain object and extends with properties defined in model.record.extend
Convert field's value from database state to app state
@access
protected
Convert field's value from app state to database state
@access
protected
Model class name
Model config
Class name
Class name
@access
protected
@var
@access
protected
Extra params to pass to Model when loading stuff
@var
@access
protected
@var
@access
protected
@var
@access
protected
optional
optional
Load store if not loaded or call provided callback
@access
protected
on|un
Works with unfiltered data
Works with unfiltered data
Works with unfiltered data
Works with both filtered and unfiltered
= 1
-- index from unfiltered item list
Works with unfiltered items
Works with unfiltered items
Works with filtered list unless fromOriginal = true
Field name
Optional
Optional
@default
0
@default
0


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The young woman speaking to her lover
1 I wish that everyone knew that we love each other, just as they all know that I have a brother,
my own brother, who nursed at my mother's breasts.
Then whenever I met you outside, I could kiss you,
and no one would criticize me.
2 No one would object if I led you to our mother's house,
to where our mother, who taught me so many things, lives.
I would like to take you to our mother's house so I could make love to you there.
That would be as delightful as juice squeezed from pomegranates, as wine mixed with spices.
The young woman speaking to herself
3 Oh yes! He will put his left arm under my head,
and he will hold me close with his right arm.
The woman speaking to the other women
4 I want you to promise me, you women of Jerusalem,
that you will not disturb us while we are making love
until we are ready to stop."
The women of Jerusalem speaking
5 Who is that woman who is coming up from the wilderness,
the woman who is leaning on the man who loves her?

Our love for each other is as powerful as death;
it is as strong as the grave.
It is as though our love for each other bursts into flames
and burns like a hot fire.
7 Nothing can stop us from loving each other,
not even a flood.
If a man tried to cause a woman to love him by saying he would give her everything that is in his house,
she would refuse.
The young woman's brothers speaking among themselves
8 We have a younger sister,
and her breasts are not large yet.
So this is what we should do for her on the day that we promise some young man that he can marry her:
9 If her chest is as flat as a wall,
we will decorate it by putting silver jewels that are like towers on her.
If she is as flat as a door,
we will decorate her with bits of cedar wood.
The young woman speaking to herself
10 My chest was previously flat like a wall,
but now my breasts are big like towers.
So the one who loves me is delighted with me.
The young woman speaking to himself
11 King Solomon had a vineyard at Baal Hamon,
and he rented it to people for them to farm it.
He required each one to pay him one thousand pieces of silver each year for the grapes that they harvested.
12 But my body is like my own vineyard,
and you, my lover whom I to call "Solomon," I am giving it to you.
You do not need to pay me a thousand pieces of silver to enjoy my body,
but I will give two hundred pieces of silver to those who take care of me.
The woman's lover speaking to her
13 You are staying in the gardens,
my friends are listening to your voice;
so allow me to hear it, too!
The young woman speaking to her lover
14 You who love me, come to me quickly;
run to me like a gazelle or young deer,
because I am as delightful as hills of spices.


‘Archi-‘, taken from Architect represents the designing aspect and ‘-Techs’, taken from Technology represents the programming aspect. Basically, the group indulges in app and web development, which is bifurcated into designing and programming.The members of the Design team are the creative brains of the group, who lay down the basis for the programming to work on. The Programming team implements the outlook formulated by the design team for the creation of apps and websites. Conclusively, the design team is responsible for the attractiveness of the site and the programming team ensures the practicality and is responsible for making the apps and sites operational for users.
STAB-Student Technical Activities body,
is the most vibrant body of IIT GOA,
responsible to orgnize various Technical
fests,and many more buzz
inside or off campus.


The main function of a browser is to present the web resource you choose, by requesting it from the server and displaying it in the browser window
After that, this is the basic flow of the rendering engine:
Parsing a document means translating it to a structure the code can use.
The result of parsing is usually a tree of nodes that represent the structure of the document.
This is called a parse tree or a syntax tree.
There are tools that can generate a parser. You feed them the grammar of your language – its vocabulary and syntax rules – and they generate a working parser.
The render tree is traversed and the renderer's "paint()" method is called to display content on the screen.


Class Builder
Class DependencyExtension
- SplObjectStorage implements Countable, Iterator, Traversable, Serializable, ArrayAccess
- Cygnite\Container\Dependency\Builder
Direct known subclasses
Cygnite\Container\ContainerIndirect known subclasses
Cygnite\Foundation\Application
Abstract
Namespace: Cygnite\Container\Dependency
Package: Cygnite\DependencyInjection
Located at Container/Dependency/Builder.php
Namespace: Cygnite\Container\Dependency
Package: Cygnite\DependencyInjection
Located at Container/Dependency/Builder.php
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propertyInjection( mixed $controllerInstance, mixed $controller )
Inject all your properties into controller at run time |
addAll(),
attach(),
contains(),
count(),
current(),
detach(),
getHash(),
getInfo(),
key(),
next(),
offsetExists(),
offsetGet(),
offsetSet(),
offsetUnset(),
removeAll(),
removeAllExcept(),
rewind(),
serialize(),
setInfo(),
unserialize(),
valid()
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This is a simple Hangman Game for Javasript practice.
There are Javascript keywords to guess.
Watch the Javascript alerts.