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Well I had wanted to LSD for many years but at no avail until I was 17 when I got some trips called snowflakes.
There was 3 of in the group (a 4th friend who had a trip was to meet us later) and at one of my friends houses we all took a trip each.
We kept it under our toungs for about 15 mins and then proceeded out to a forest/river area nearby to chill out with a few beers after about an hour we found the conversation level rose quite a lot and we seem to laugh a little more than normal but I was sure that they wernt gonna work. I mean they are only little bits of paper after all arnt they?
So 2 of us took another one to see what would happen..Shortly after it started raining which we were all mad about I was saying things like...darn its wet! we're in hole and the nights ruined but for some reason it was really funny!! As time went on everything just got funnier..The whole situation just seemed ridiculous.
Well after the 2 hour mark we stopped in the middle of a cobbled passage way with a dim errie orange light in the middle. To our right was the main road and to our left was back to forest well the 3 of us stood around debating what to do. I said we had to meet our friend near the main road my other friend said we should wait or maybe go left the problem was as soon as we got serious about what to do we would burst out into laughter..
One of us would tell the other two to be quiet as he would atempt to explain what we should do..but as soon at he would get anywhere we would laugh histericly.
We would keep going over the same ideas and laughing...it was like our brain power was being reduced. I would say something like
'Right ok so we wil go right and we gotta meet X'
and a friend would say
'no we cant becuase we have to go back to forest'
and I would agree....
then id say 'No but we gotta go right and we have to meet X'
and the same left....right...left...right thing went on and on in a big loop until finally our 4th friend turned up.
YES! we shouted...our scout leader!!! We danced around him hoping he would take us out of the loop conversation but he got dragged into it as well it was like none of us could just stay where we were...we couldnt settle.
It was like we had to do something but we didnt quite know what.... Any how after a bit we all dicided to stay put and 2 of us smoked a joint at the 3 hour mark which short term seemed to do nothing Now here comes up the part that makes my trip way outta the ordinary and more powerful an experience that most people have had. All four of decided to go right out to the main road.
When we did we came to a roundabout with a bright light in the middle as I started to walk round the light I started to spin round in what was like a circle and all my friends spiraled around me as i walked around the light It was like the bigest whack ever.. it was what i now call a time circle
Basicly as I walked round the light time seem to change to slower/ faster this would happen for a few seconds and then I would come back to normal then 2 mins later another circle would happen.
Well this really freaked me out and I started getting nervous and a little paranoid from my fiends who seem to be laughing at me a litttle it took me 20 mins just to try and get everyone off the dangerous road back into the safty of the forest...
Well when we back in the forest we all lay down in the grass to chill out (night time by this point) and I was still freaked out. When I closed my eyes I could feel and almost see the tall grass erriely leaning over my face and my friends who were still laughing really freaked me out. It was like instead of me finding everything funny I thought they were all laughing at me as if I had fallen into somesort of evil trap by taking the LSD.
Their laughter seemed to echo in my head and I was sure they were laughing at me. Shortly later I walked off with my friend down this path and time started to really distort and skip like a scratched CD. One minuite I would be somewhere on the path and in a split second I would be 10 metres further down the path. I believe this to be because the is no exxternal time. Time is all in the mind meaning the universe outside of your mind is non-linier. Jumping in time can be scary...It makes me feel all alone
As we were walking my friend reminded my of the movie called werewolf where some kids were walking along a path...
They were safe on the path but if they went off the path the werewolf got them. shortly after I was mubbling things like wheres safety? wheres safety? saftys on the path...If I stay on path I will be safe...If I go off the path the werewolf will get me. Well that was a mistake for a start...Basicly I limited my safty to the path I was walking along.
Very shortly after things started to turn into 2D and when I was walking along I was tring to climb through what was infront of me as if it were a painting... Then the wierd bit. When ever I would run off the path I would run into circles of time. I would run off the path for a short time but would be gone in my head for hours and hours. It was like everything around me broke down into pieces in a big spiral as I ran off the path. It was like everything split into 2 then 4 then 8 then 16 then 32 etc. as I ran away from the path. When everything was in 32 pieces time would run 32 times slower than normal for me. Then hours or even days later after reaching numbers like 4096,I would run back out out of this circle/spiral faster and faster back to the path and ask how long I was gone. Just a few seconds they would say but for me it was a lot longer.
Then I started running into deep circles.....It was like being sucked in by a time cyclone of the mind...Like going down the plug hole in your mind...deeper and deeper
Trying to find the path or something?
At one point I ran into this circle and started to run out of it I think having seen the path and I started to shout IM ON THE PATH TO LSD! Then id get futher out the circle and I would feel this buzz then id run out faster and faster and this buzz of sheer euphoria would grow and grow until the high was like feeling all the love / exctacy in the world. I had found the path! It was like there was this path that I had to find and when I found it I would blow up with euphoria.
It would go higher and higher....It was like time was speeding up as I would run out of the circle... It was like some how on lsd I was runing in and out of time and getting extream emotions...like my soul was exploding with energy...Like I was running towards everything...GOD...safty...it was the biggest YES ever.
But after that I lost the path again and didnt know what the path was. Some time later in the night when the time circles stopped I suddenly thought shit ive got to pay the money for the acid to guy i got it off (I already had had done but I had to meet him earlier to pay him and paying him had been on my mind all night)
Suddenly I was walking down some road and he appeared as clear as ever infront of me. his hair...his eyes....everything about him was 100% acurate it was as is he was there....he said to me 'got the money?'
I got this money out (that i didnt even have) and gave it him Thing was this happen about 20 times, over and over again I kept paying this money.
Finaly that must of stoped but then the circle thing came back with a real temper.
I would run in circles again but this time there was something dark and nasty in the middle. A big black circle in the middle of everything. It was like there was a hole in everything and I kept being sucked into it.
Id be sucked faster and faster into this multi dimensional circle and my fear levels rose and rose as I got closer...
Id be pulled more and more and then this black bat would spiral down and the closer it got the more scared I got.
As the black bat was very near me I was feeling what could be described as all the fear on the planet...Absolute hell or infinite fear was meant to be at the centre.
Imagine the universal opposite of extream love/exctacy. Where you have lost the path.
I was running into (but never reaching) infinite fear...I was running from safty...perhaps I had strayed from the path again.
I was mubling things like I gotta find the time keepers......where are the timekeepers?
Then towards the end I was being torn betweed dark and light..
It was like I had to find the answer to everything. I had to choose between dark or light being the answer to everything and my decision speed would go faster and faster until I would be making 100000 decisions a second.
Eventually what was like 3 months of psychological torture of being trapped in my own head later I came round....
I still to this day think that I tapped into the ability to experience infinite emotion on LSD. Those time circles could bring infinite fear or infinite euphoria they were like cylones of emotion...Any how heres the point. IN the middle of some circles it was like I didnt even exist but I had the answer to everything...but as I would come back out of the circles I would lose the idea of what was at the end of it.
It was like I got some sort of infinite joke at the end of it and I felt fine when I knew the joke but if id lose the joke I would be scared out of my mind.
I have looked back on my trip and am thankful for the knowledge it had brought me. I now realise we are all gods and the joke is that we are infinitly powerful and on the path to heaven/nirvana.
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what is this thing?
namemyvar.com is a search engine for variable, function, and class names.
Given an input name, such as “error”, the website will provide suggestions for alternative and related names, common uses, and examples of where the name is used in the wild. It will also rate the specificity of the name (experimental) to suggest where it is most appropriate to use.
why is this a thing?
namemyvar.com is intended to help coders write better code.
Good code is clean code, and clean code is achieved by - among other things - picking simple and succinct names for variables, functions, and classes.
In most cases, the “right” name is the obvious name; it’s the first one that comes to mind when writing the code. Most coders have a common vocabulary that’s used to name things in a standard way. For example, any C programmer that sees the name “addr” knows that the variable contains an address.
However, sometimes the answer isn’t as obvious, either because the obvious choice is already being used for something else, or because that name isn’t yet in your lexicon.
It’s during these cases that we suggest you pick a starting name, and use this website to explore the namespace. We hope that by providing alternatives and real-world example usages, you can settle upon a standard name, making it easier for the coders who will use and maintain your code in the future.
how does this thing work?
Currently, the system is only loaded with test data, and contains names like “i” and “error”. However, the rest of this section describes the vision for how the system will work in the future.
We use GitHub’s API to pick the most popular (most starred) repos to analyze. We currently limit our search to C++ projects, as the type system provides far more information than a dynamic language would provide. We then clone the repo and begin our analysis.
The analysis process involves combing through the source code, pulling out any information that relates names by looking at:
- class definitions: these provide info about composition through class members, specialization through inheritance, and they relate function names to classes;
- class instantiations: beyond relating variable names to classes, if different variable names are used across instantiations of the same class, those names could be considered alternatives;
- assignments to function output: these provide similar information as class instantiations, but with respect to functions instead of classes;
- variable complements: if certain variable names are most often seen side-by-side, or in close proximity, those names could be considered related;
- equivalent names: this extends to functions and classes as well, but if two variable names are used for identical or similar purposes, such as functioning as both a loop counter and an array index, those terms could be considered alternatives or related;
- constants: if several constants are defined by the same value, the constant names could be considered alternatives.
All of this information is collected from each repo, and combined in a common database. The information is weighted based on numerous factors, including file size (smaller files make for simpler examples), repo popularity (more people looking at the code often means more standard naming), term frequency, and more.
If you’re interested in learning more about the process, you can check out the source code on GitHub.


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PIRCS Experiment 1
Release date: June 16, 1995
The intent of the first experiment is to provide a first comparison of how well regional models represent aggregate characteristics of weather events in a simulation long enough to include many such events, i.e. resolve climate. To this end, the experiment is designed to be relatively simple to perform and diagnose thereby facilitating wide-spread participation and the establishment of a framework for ongoing intercomparison. The experiment will contain the strong climate signals of persistent extreme events, which are expected to simplify the intercomparison by focusing diagnosis on dominant processes during these events.
This intercomparison is being coordinated by the International Institute of Theoretical and Applied Physics (IITAP), which has a goal of promoting the application of forefront scientific tools to practical problems facing scientists in developing countries. The initial experiment focuses on a primarily agricultural region with significant vulnerability to growing season precipitation, a problem common to most developing countries. Accordingly, one emphasis of the intercomparison will be diagnosing the simulation of hydrologic processes. In order to complement related research programs, the initial experiment is also designed to overlap with activities of COMPARE, GEWEX (specifically G-NEG and GCIP) and AMIP.
The first experiment will focus on the central United States, a region of intense cultivation containing a major watershed, the Mississippi River basin. It is a region that has experienced episodes of both extreme drought and extreme flooding within the past 10 years. This region is also the focus of GCIP and planned activities by G-NEG.
The first experiment will contain two periods: the summer of 1988 drought (Expt. 1a) and the summer of 1993 flooding (Expt. 1b). Experiment 1a emphasizes thermal processes, whereas Experiment 1b emphasizes processes of the water cycle. Initial simulation and diagnosis will focus on the summer of 1988, but the coupled diagnosis of opposite extremes will constitute a more complete analysis of the systematic behavior of participating models. Simulations will be initialized using gridded analyses for 15 May 1988 and 1 June 1993 and will last 60 days. The starting dates represent times by which persistent circulation features for each summer had become established.
The simulation domain will consist of two parts: a forced outer frame and a "free" inner domain. Diagnostics will be computed for the inner domain. The standard inner domain will be given by a 51 (N-S) x 101 (E-W) lat-lon grid with 1/2 degree resolution, with the central point located in the middle of the U.S. (lat. grid #26, lon. grid #51) = (37.5 N, 100 W) (Fig. 1).
The PIRCS support staff has designed a nearly equivalent inner domain for models using a polar stereographic projection with the central point (X grid #28, Y grid#41) = (37.5 N, 100 W) (Fig. 2).
Models using other projections should use a grid that marginally covers all of the inner domain. Any projection onto a Cartesian grid should use a 60 km horizontal resolution. The standard outer frame is an additional 10 grid points on each side of the inner domain, for both the lat-lon and polar stereographic grids. The design of the inner domain attempts to include major, central-U.S. moisture sources in the Pacific and Gulf of Mexico while avoiding an excessive computing burden from too many grid points. The domain as a whole is also designed to minimize the occurrence of high topography along the boundaries.
Precise structure of the inner and outer domains may vary between models depending on their numerical procedures. It is expected that participants in the intercomparison will use the lateral boundary conditions given in the outer frame as appropriate for their model and that no model will include explicit external forcing within the domain covered by the standard "free" grid.
In the vertical direction, each model will use its own coordinate, grid and resolution: there is no standard vertical grid.
The PIRCS support staff will provide initial conditions for the simulation domain described above from re-analysis output produced by the U.S. National Meteorological Center. In order to facilitate the participation of a wide variety of models, and guided by the COMPARE program, PIRCS will distribute data on three grids: a background, global grid at 2 1/2 degree resolution, forcing-frame (outer domain) data at 1/2 degree resolution on the lat-lon grid, and forcing-frame data at 60 km resolution on the polar stereographic grid. Data for lateral boundary conditions will be provided every 6 hours.
The variables provided will be the horizontal wind components (u, v), temperature T, specific humidity q, the surface pressure p_sfc of the reanalysis model and the topography used by the re-analysis model. Data will be provided at 25 mb resolution. PIRCS will provide the algorithm for vertical interpolation of surface pressure to the individual model's topographic height.
The PIRCS support staff will provide soil-moisture for initial conditions and periodic ocean and lake surface temperatures for lower boundary conditions. For a number of reasons, precise determination of the field of soil moisture on each starting date will be difficult. The soil-moisture conditions that will be distributed are intended to provide a consistent, reasonably accurate initial condition for all models. Therefore, while these values can be converted to units appropriate for each model, they should not be adjusted toward drier or more moist conditions.
For simplicity, each modeling group is encouraged to use their model's topography and land characterization procedures already established for this region, if they exist. The PIRCS support staff, however, will provide a reference topography and land-characterization dataset for participants needing this information.
The choice of cumulus convection and radiation schemes is left to each modeling group.
Primary diagnostics will consist of heat, moisture and energy budgets on scales finer than typically resolved by global models. All spatially varying output should be reported on the model's grid for the inner domain. The PIRCS archive will collect from each participating group four sets of data, (Table 1). The hourly data will enable an assessment of time-average energy and water budgets and links between the surface and atmosphere. The multi-day averages will be used to assess the ability of the models to simulate mean behavior of specific episodes and to monitor model drift.
Participants will be strongly encouraged to save at their institutions hourly histories of the prognostic variables. PIRCS requests that archives contain sufficient history information so that comparisons that are either unanticipated by PIRCS or that go beyond the scope of the initial comparison may still be performed. Examples of the latter would include analysis of vertical fluxes of heat and moisture generated by convection and their impact on resolved dynamics and study of the interaction between clouds in the planetary boundary layer (PBL), radiation and other PBL processes.
For Expt. 1a (drought year), diagnostic emphasis for the intercomparison will be on the evolution of the thermal processes across the domain, as characterized by the surface and atmospheric thermal energy budgets. A comparison of hydrologic processes for this case of weak hydrologic cycle will also be performed, but it is expected that this comparison in particular will not be complete until the strong hydrologic cycle of the 1993 flood period is also simulated and diagnosed.
Present - 15 Nov 95 (Beta-test period): Produce prototype dataset for first 5-day subperiod (15 - 19 May 1988). Perform tests of simulation and diagnostic archiving. 15 Nov - 1 Dec Refine procedures based on feedback from beta-test participants. 1 Dec 95 15 - 19 May 1988 boundary conditions available through anonymous ftp. 60-day boundary conditions available upon registering for PIRCS. 1 Feb 96 Start receiving 60-day simulation results from participants. 1 May 96 Closing date for receiving archive data that will be included in the preliminary analysis for the July workshop. 15 Jul 96 Second PIRCS Workshop, with preliminary analysis of datasets reported to PIRCS/ISU.
Questions and requests for further information should be sent to
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(Gene Takle)
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(Bill Gutowski)
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1 When the Sabbath day was over, Mary Magdalene and Mary the mother of James, and Salome, bought aromatic spices, that they might come and anoint Jesus body for burial.
2 Very early on the first day of the week, they went to the tomb when the sun came up.
3 They were saying to one another, "Who will roll away the stone for us from the entrance to the tomb?"
4 When they looked up, they saw that someone had rolled away the stone, which was very large.
5 They entered the tomb and saw a young man dressed in a white robe, sitting on the right side, and they were astonished.
6 He said to them, "Do not be afraid. You seek Jesus, the Nazarene, who was crucified. He is risen! He is not here. Look at the place where they had laid him.
7 But go, tell his disciples and Peter that he is going ahead of you to Galilee. There you will see him, just as he told you."
8 They went out and ran from the tomb; they were trembling and amazed. They said nothing to anyone because they were so afraid.
9 8The best ancient copies omit Mark 16:9-20
10 She went and told those who were with him, while they were mourning and weeping.
11 They heard that he was alive and that he had been seen by her, but they did not believe.
12 9See footnote at verse 9
13 They went and told the rest of the disciples, but they did not believe them.
14 10See footnote at verse 9
15 He said to them, "Go into all the world, and preach the gospel to the entire creation.
16 He who believes and is baptized will be saved, and he who does not believe will be condemned.
17 11See footnote at verse 9
18 They will pick up snakes with their hands, and if they drink anything deadly it will not hurt them. They will lay hands on the sick, and they will get well."
19 12See footnote at verse 9
20 The disciples left and preached everywhere, while the Lord worked with them and confirmed the word by the miraculous signs that followed.


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- Li Song, PhD (2018-2022) Assistant Professor, Dartmouth, Geisel School of Medicine, Hanover, NH
- Shengqing Stan Gu, PhD (2017-2022) Assistant Professor, MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX
- Avinash Sahu, PhD. (2018-2022) Assistant Professor, The University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM
- Christina Theodoris, MD/PhD (2020-2022) Assistant Professor, UCSF
- Collin Tokheim, PhD. (2018-2022) Senior Bioinformatics Scientist, Astra Zeneca
- Guanjue Xiang, PhD. (2020-2022) Data Scientist, CAMP4 Therapeutics.
- Zexian Zeng, PhD (2018-2022) Assistant Professor, Peking University
- Xiaoqing Wang, PhD (2019-2021) Investigator and Professor of Cardiology, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Affiliated Sixth People Hospital, Shanghai, China
- Boning Zhang, PhD (2019-2021) Scientist, Intellia Therapeutics, Cambridge, MA
- Chenfei Wang, PhD (2018-2020) Professor, Department of Bioinformatics, Tongji University, Shanghai, China
- Qin Tang, PhD（2017-2019）Scientist, Foundation Medicine, San Diego, CA
- Peng Jiang, PhD (2013-2019) NIH Stadtman Investigator, National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, MD
- Jingyu Amy Peng, PhD (2016-2019) Senior Scientist at Intellia, Cambridge, MA
- Xihao (Sherlock) Hu, PhD (2016-2019) Chief Scientist at GV20 Therapeutics LLC, Boston, MA
- Wei Li, PhD (2012-2018) Assistant Professor at Children’s National Medical Center, Washington, DC
- Bo Li, PhD (2014-2017) Associate Professor, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
- Tengfei Xiao, PhD (2013-2017) Chief Technology Officer at XBH Biotechnology, Shanghai, China
- Eduardo G. Gusmao, PhD (2016-2017) Research Fellow, University of Cologne, Dr. Argyris Papantonis Lab, Cologne, Germany
- Teng Fei, PhD (2011-2017) Professor, College of Life and Health Sciences, Northeastern University, Shengyang, China
- Chongzhi Zang, PhD (2010-2016) Assistant Professor, Center for Public Health Genomics, University of Virginia School of Medicine, Charlottesville, VA
- Johannes Koster, PhD (2015-2016) professor, Bioinformatics and Computational Oncology Institute for AI in Medicine, University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany
- Eric Severson, MD (2014-2016) Medical Director at Foundation Medicine
- Graham McVicker, PhD (2013-2015) Assistant Professor, Salk Institute, La Jolla, CA
- Han Xu, PhD (2010-2015) Assistant Professor, UT MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX
- Yiwen Chen, PhD (2009-2014) Associate Professor, Department of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology, Division of Quantitative Sciences, MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX
- H. Hansen He, PhD (2008-2013) Professor, Department of Medical Biophysics, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
- Tao Liu, PhD (2007-2012) Assistant Professor of Oncology, Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, Buffalo, NY
- Zhenhua Jeremy Wu, PhD (2008-2012) Bioinformatics Scientist, H3 Biomedicine, Cambridge, MA
- Shunmin He, PhD (2010-2011) Principal Investigator, Institute of Biophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China
- Hyunjin (Gene) Shin, PhD (2007-2011) Vice President, MOGAM Institute for Biomedical Research, South Korea
- Utz Pape, PhD (2009-2010) Statistician, Department of Public Health, Imperial College, London, England
- Xiangfeng Wang, PhD (2008-2010) Professor at the Department of Crop Genomics and Bioinformatics at Chinese Agricultural University, Beijing, China
- Yong Zhang, PhD (2006-2009) Professor, Department of Bioinformatics, Tongji University, Shanghai, China
- Jun Song, PhD (2005-2007) Professor, Institute for Genomic Biology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Champaign, IL
- Wei Li, PhD (2004-2007) Endowed Chair & Professor of Bioinformatics, Department of Biological Chemistry, School of Medicine, University of California, Irvine
PhD Students and current status
- Chen-hao Chen, PhD (2012-2020) Senior Computational Statistician, WuXi NextCODE, Cambridge, MA
- Evan Johnson, PhD (2004-2007) Professor, Division of Infectious Disease, Department of Medicine, Director, Center for Data Science, Rutgers
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I am subscribed to several technology related newsletters, including those of InfoQ. Very often these newsletters feature very interesting content. Unfortunately, a increasingly large portion of those newsletters now includes broadcasts of presentations. With the emerge of Youtube, broadband and Al Gore's movie An Inconvenient Truth, the trend is that information on the Internet should be in movies or sound.
That's quite unfortunate for me. I often prefer to read something, rather then listening and watching something, at least to get information. Also, all too often I'm reading those newsletters in the occasion I can't bother other people with sound. Well, could use a headphone - but I don't have any ;-).
I wonder if other people have that problem too?


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Next the applet sets the background color to white and the pen color to blue. The lines of the figure will be drawn with the pen.
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I was faced with the problem of cloning one Ubuntu server box to another. My solution is purposefully minimalist, requiring only a bootable Linux CD-ROM (I used the Xubuntu 10.04 Desktop CD-ROM) and an external USB drive to transfer the HDD data.
The procedure involves backing up and restoring the MBR, partition table and partition image files then manually tweaking hardware configuration differences. The examples are for HDD /dev/sda
with a single ext3 partition and external USB backup drive /dev/sdb
with an ext3 partition /dev/sdb1
– you need to adjust the drive and partition device names to match your environment.
The MBR is reinstalled by the GRUB boot loader instead of backing up and restoring the raw 512 byte MRB sector because the existing MBR will only work if the target HDD has exactly the same geometry as the source drive.
The target HDD’s geometry doesn’t need to match the source drive but the target drive’s capacity cannot not be less that the source drive. You can use hdparm(1) to view the drive’s parameters:
hdparm -gi /dev/sda
Because raw partitions are involved this procedure should also work for non-Linux operating systems, but you will need to use the tools recommended by your operating system to regenerate the MBR and tweak the hardware configuration differences.
This procedure can be used to upgrade to a larger HDD. After you’ve restored to the new disk run gparted and resize your primary partition (on the Xubuntu 10.04 Live CD you will find gparted in the Applications->System menu).
Most of the commands require superuser privilege – logon as root or apply a sudo command prefix.
Backup
Mount the USB backup drive:
mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt
Backup partition table:
sfdisk -d /dev/sda > /mnt/sda-partition-table
Backup partition – the partition must be unmounted to copy it so at this point you need to running off the Live CD.
Copy the partition to a file sda1-image on the USB drive:
dd if=/dev/sda1 of=/mnt/sda1-image bs=1K
Instead of the last command you could reduce the partition size by first zero filling unused space and then compressing with gzip(1):
dd if=/dev/zero of=zerofill bs=1M
rm zerofill
dd if=/dev/sda1 bs=1K | gzip -c > /mnt/sda1-image.gz
Note: I found that compression saved about 40% (will vary depending on free space) but was almost 50% slower. I have plenty of space on the USB backup drive so I didn’t bother with compression.
Tip:
The file system on the partition image can be viewed and modified just like a partition by mounting it using the loop option, for example:
mount -o loop sda1-image /mnt
You can also directly check the partition image integrity, for example:
e2fsck -f sda1-image
Restore
Go to the target PC and boot the Live CD.
Mount the USB backup drive:
mount -o ro /dev/sdb1 /mnt
Restore partition table:
sfdisk /dev/sda < /mnt/sda-partition-table
Note: If there was already a swap partition on the target HDD the Live CD may be using it and you will get a device busy message (you can check by running the swapon -s command). Use swapoff(8) to umount the swap, for example: swapoff /dev/sda5
Restore partition:
dd if=/mnt/sda1-image of=/dev/sda1 bs=1K
Or if you compressed the partition:
gzip -cd /mnt/sda1-image.gz | dd of=/dev/sda1 bs=1K
Write a new MBR using GRUB. You need to use the version of GRUB (GRUB Legacy or GRUB 2) used by the cloned machine. The easiest way to do this is to change root to the cloned root partition and then run GRUB in it’s native environment:
mount /dev/sda1 /mnt chroot /mnt
If you have GRUB Legacy (version 0.9x) run these commands:
grub
> root (hd0,0)
> setup (hd0)
> quit
If you have GRUB 2 then do:
grub-install /dev/sda
You can find some nice Ubuntu GRUB2 documentation here.
It’s a good idea to check your restored drive with fsck:
e2fsck -f /dev/sda1
Updating the target drive
Creating partition images involves taking the source PC down and is time consuming. Instead of maintaining up to date partition images I update the restored target with the latest rsnapshot backups from an external USB drive and use rsync to restore the latest snapshot, for example:
mount -o ro /dev/sdb1 /mnt
mkdir /sda1
mount /dev/sda1 /sda1
rsync -aHxv --delete --exclude /var/local/backups/ \
/mnt/backups/hosts/kestrel/hourly.0/ /sda1/
The updating is done from the Live CD as it may be undesirable to boot the target machine until it has been completely updated.
Note:
The rsync command uses the potentially dangerous –delete option – it’s always a good idea to do a dry run with the -n option first.
The rsync -x ensures that files in the mounted USB drive are not deleted.
The rsync –exclude option ensures that files not included in the backup snapshot will not be deleted from the target file system.
The rsync -H option is used to preserve hard links and should also be included in your rsnapshot /etc/rsnapshot.conf configuration file:
rsync_short_args -aH
rsnapshot(1) uses the rsync -x option when creating snapshots, this excludes the contents of the volatile kernel file systems (e.g. /sys, /proc, /dev, /var/run, /var/lock).
If you were to restore to the live target the rsync -x option ensures you won’t delete the contents of the kernel file systems.
Initializing swap space
Before rebooting you need to initialize the target swap partition and update the swap UUID in /etc/fstab. If you don’t initialize the swap it won’t be mounted and you will get boot errors like unable to canonicalize swap (check for mounted swap with swapon -s). Use mkswap(8) to initialize the swap partition, for example:
mkswap /dev/sda5
mkswap(8) will print a UUID, note it down and then edit the swap entry in the target machine’s /etc/fstab file. Alternatively you could just replace the UUID name with the swap device partition name (/dev/sda5 in our example). If your fstab doesn’t use UUIDs you won’t need to change anything. You can print the partition UUID using the vol_id(8) command, for example:
vol_id /dev/sda5
You can now reboot the target machine. If your cloned drive is installed on different hardware you will need to read the next section.
Installing the cloned drive different hardware
Here are post restoration configuration tweaks I had to make in order to get my cloned Ubuntu 7.10 server fully operational.
Even if the target machine is be exactly the same make and model as the original the MAC address will be different. I my case the CD-ROM drive was also different. When I booted the target machine the eth0 network interface failed to come up (check this with ifconfig -a). To regenerate the correct network configuration delete the file
/etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
and reboot.
Note: This procedure varies depending on which Linux distribution you are using (see also this blog entry).
Similarly, to regenerate the CD-ROM drive parameters delete the file
/etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-cd.rules
then reboot.
The only other configuration problem I had was an unable to iterate IDE devices: missing file or directory message when halting the PC. The problem is benign and is caused by a missing /proc/ide directory (no idea why it’s missing though). The error can be suppressed by removing the halt(8) command -h option in the /etc/init.d/halt script. My guess is that this oddity is distribution dependent.
Finally, don’t forget to exclude the modified configuration files from any subsequent rsnapshot updates you make to the cloned machine.


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Not just how to do it, but WHY it’s better than any other way.
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JSmol is an HTML5/Java-switchable version of Jmol. For a zip file containing all the files in this directory,
see https://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/zip/Jmol.zip.
This page demonstrates Jmol using HTML5, Java, or WebGL.
Credits:
WebGL interface written by Takanori Nakane.
Java2Script written by Zhou Renjian, et al.
Jzlib written by Atsuhiko Yamanaka.
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Roberta (1935) A film review by Dan Navarro Copyright 1996 Dan Navarro
"Roberta" was one of the major musical triumphs of the 1933 Broadway season. Set in a glamorous Paris between the two world wars, the play oozed romance, elegance, and continental sophistication... or at least enough of those qualities to divert attention from its absurd plot. A winning score by Jerome Kern lifted "Roberta" several stratospheres above its banal libretto; a good thing too, because without that boost, the show might never have been translated to the screen to become the perfect showcase for the talents of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.
Reams have been written, and will continue to be written, about the superb dance partnership that was Astaire and Rogers. In their initial pairing as supporting players in "Flying Down to Rio" (1933), they captivated the public, and soon became the movies' most famous dancing couple. But a quirk of fate has, until quite recently, shrouded what is arguably their finest collaboration, in RKO's 1935 movie version of "Roberta".
Because M-G-M bought the rights to the musical in order to create its own version, "Lovely to Look At", in 1952, the RKO movie was kept off television and off video dealers' shelves until the 1990s. Whole generations of film fans have grown up loving Fred and Ginger in classics such as "The Gay Divorcee" (1934) and "Swing Time" (1936), without ever savoring the one film -- "Roberta" -- that really established Astaire and Rogers as superstars. But now, at last, "Roberta" is available to view, to analyze, and simply to enjoy. This is dancing at its endlessly watchable best.
The plot, such as it is, concerns American football player John Kent (Randolph Scott), who inherits his aunt Minnie's successful dress salon ("Gowns by Roberta") in Paris. There, he falls in love with the firm's head designer, Stephanie (Irene Dunne), who turns out to be an exiled Russian princess in disguise. Boy gets girl, boy loses girl, then girl storms back like the cavalry in the last reel to save the faltering business by staging a mammoth fashion show, complete with beautiful models, and lots of singing and dancing. Finis.
Fred Astaire plays Huck Haines, a struggling bandleader and the hero's best pal. Ginger Rogers is Huck's old childhood flame Lizzie Gatz, who is in Europe masquerading as a Polish countess, Tanka Scharwenka. Perhaps because they have little responsibility for carrying the burden of the plot, Astaire and Rogers seem positively liberated in their roles, and their dancing together seems more spontaneous than ever.
Lizzie, using her fake title as leverage to persuade a reluctant impresario (Luis Alberni), gets Huck's band a job at the Caf=E9 Russe, where she sings as Countess Scharwenka. Then, during a rehearsal session with the band, Lizzie sings the Jerome Kern-Bernard Dougall ditty, "I'll Be Hard to Handle", complete with phony accent and much sly humor... and in so doing, she launches one of the great Astaire-Rogers dance duets. The song is sweet and hot, two choruses and it ends, and we think the number is over. But it isn't, yet. While the band vamps lightly, Huck and Lizzie begin a friendly conversation, reminiscing about the old days; then, in the most casual, spontaneous way, they begin dancing together. Lightly they sway, then so gradually that we don't realize it's happening, their dance becomes a major musical event.
Arlene Croce, author of a definitive volume on Astaire and Rogers, says of "I'll Be Hard to Handle": "This is the big event of the film, the number in which 'Fred and Ginger' became fixed screen deities." It certainly gets your attention. They start with a rhythmic shuffle, then after eight bars he gently takes her by the waist and together they spin around and around, settling at last into one of the most brilliant and inventive tap duets ever filmed. Halfway through the number, they separate and have a tap "conversation", each taking a phrase, then each responding with a salvo of taps. The band strikes up a bugle call, and Rogers snaps to military attention, only to be distracted by Astaire's invitation to resume their buoyant pas de deux. They continue the breathtaking duet as the music rises to a new wave of excitement; then, just as our hearts are ready to burst with exhilaration, they whirl one last time and collapse into two chairs.
As satisfying as the number is, "I'll Be Hard to Handle" seems to resonate with us out of all proportion to its value as a screen event, to move us in a way few movie dance numbers ever have. Now that we have videotape that can be played and replayed endlessly, at last we can put our finger on the number's special ingredient: The entire sequence -- three minutes of exquisite skill and grace -- is filmed as a single shot, with no breaks in the action, no skewing of camera angles, no interruptions in the flow of the dance. Knowing that Astaire was a perfectionist who sometimes demanded as many as eighty takes before pronouncing a dance number fit to be seen, we can appreciate how pleased he must have been with this particular take, to let it occupy three minutes of uninterrupted screen time, with no cuts. And he was right: This performance is perfection itself. There would be other great dance duets by Astaire and Rogers, and by other dancers; but prophetic title and all, "I'll Be Hard to Handle" would be tough to top.
"Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" is probably the most famous of the "Roberta" songs. In the film it is sung by Irene Dunne as Princess Stephanie, and is later reprised as a romantic adagio by Astaire and Rogers. Astaire once told this reviewer that he didn't like to do love scenes -- and, sure enough, there are very few conventional love scenes in the Fred Astaire oeuvre; he always preferred to express his feelings for his partners through their dances. His choreography for "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" is like a love scene, treating Rogers both like a queen and like a delicate rose. There is a moment where they walk side by side, he pressing her head lightly against his shoulder. The dance casts a powerful spell, but it is kept short, and it ends with us wanting more.
"I Won't Dance", another well-known standard associated with the show, originated not in the stage play "Roberta", but in a 1934 London musical, "Three Sisters". It had a different lyric then (by Oscar Hammerstein II) but for the movie the lyric was revised by Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh. This is the number that Huck sings to a flirtatious Lizzie, explaining to her that dancing just leads to romantic entanglements, and so "I Won't Dance". But he protests too much, so two giant Cossacks carry Huck to the dance floor, where he does a wonderfully inventive solo involving tap dancing, jazz, swing, and several balletic pirouettes.
The climactic fashion show, showcasing the new gowns by Roberta's dress salon draped on several gorgeous models (Lucille Ball among them), is played out to "Lovely to Look At", a romantic ballad written by Kern for the film. Irene Dunne sings while the models parade their stylish frocks, and soon afterwards the temporary conflict between Stephanie and John Kent is resolved. The lovers embrace, romance is in the air, and it seems to be contagious; even Huck and Lizzie make tentative plans to marry.
RKO, which was gleefully raking in the gate receipts from the previous Astaire-Rogers film, "The Gay Divorcee", while "Roberta" was in production, wisely chose to close "Roberta" with a shot of Astaire and Rogers, the new superstars, rather than the top-billed Irene Dunne. The die was cast. Cite "Flying Down to Rio" as the first film to pair this extraordinary duo. Credit "The Gay Divorcee" for being their first starring vehicle. But salute "Roberta" as the film that finally distilled the essence of Astaire and Rogers, and sent their lucky star spinning into permanent orbit.
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The Bug example is a simple example provided with the fuse simulation framework. In this example, A Bug class extends the base Agent class by adding an X,Y position and by defining a "Move" Behavior. The Move behavior for each Bug instance is randomly scheduled within a time range and causes a randomized amount of bug movement.
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MCDevice
Phase
Connection
MCInputDevice
Phase
get_next
(Parameter)
(MCInputDevice→MCDevice)
MCOutputDevice
Phase
(MCOutputDevice→MCDevice)
MCMasterDevice
Phase
loop
build
setup
teardown
(MCMasterDevice→MCDevice)
MCConnection
Phase
send_data
value
get_data
(Parameter)
is_connected
(Parameter)
(MCConnection—MCDevice)
(AssociationEnd)
(AssociationEnd)
I2CConnection
Phase
address
send_over_i2c
String
get_over_i2c
(Parameter)
(I2CConnection→MCConnection)
MCData
MCData
Phase
key
to_json
(Parameter)
from_json
(Parameter)
MCDInt
Phase
value
(MCDInt→MCData)
MCDVoltage
Phase
(MCDVoltage→MCDDouble)
MCDString
Phase
value
(MCDString→MCData)
MCDRotationalSpeed
Phase
to_mph
to_kph
(MCDRotationalSpeed→MCData)
(MCDRotationalSpeed→MCDDouble)
MCDCurrent
Phase
(MCDCurrent→MCData)
(MCDCurrent→MCDDouble)
MCDDouble
Phase
value
(MCDDouble→MCData)
MicroController Handlers
MicroController Handler Flows
MCInputHandler Flow
Collect Data
(Collect Data→Send data)
(Collect Data→Power Off)
Send data
(Send data→Power Off)
(Send data→Clean Up)
Power On
(Power On→Collect Data)
Power Off
Clean Up
(Clean Up→Collect Data)
(Clean Up→Power Off)
MCInputHandler
Phase
send_int
send_double
send_string
send_json
MCOutputHandler
Phase
get_data
MCI2CInputHandler
Phase
address
(MCI2CInputHandler→MCInputHandler)
Master Controller Main
Main Flow
Power On
(Power On→Construct Master Controller)
Construct Master Controller
(Construct Master Controller→Call MasterController.build())
Call MasterController.build()
(Call MasterController.build()→Call MasterController.setup())
Call MasterController.setup()
(Call MasterController.setup()→Call MasterController.main())
Call MasterController.main()
(Call MasterController.main()→Call MasterController.teardown())
Call MasterController.teardown()
(Call MasterController.teardown()→Call MasterController.setup())
ChargerCycle
ChargerCycle
Loop
Master Controller FLow
Read Throttle
(Read Throttle→Save Record)
Read Battery Voltage
(Read Battery Voltage→Save Record)
Read Motor Speed
(Read Motor Speed→Save Record)
Read Motor Current
(Read Motor Current→Save Record)
Read Battery Monitor
(Read Battery Monitor→Save Record)
Save Record
(Save Record→Read Battery Voltage)
Save Record
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Save Record
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Save Record
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motor_current_logger
battery_monitor_logger
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get_next
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CBOE Emulator
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Logic for sending/receiving application messages in a financial market. More...
Namespaces | |
| Extensions | |
| Extensions to the Client / Server asio context. | |
| Handlers | |
| Logic for handling CLI messages for the Client / Server. | |
| LOB | |
| Logic for maintaining a continuous double auction via a limit-order book. | |
Classes | |
| class | Authorizer |
| Logic for looking up and validating credentials for new connections. More... | |
| class | Client |
| A client for interacting with the direct market access server. More... | |
| class | Connection |
| A TCP connection to a client device for providing direct market access. More... | |
| class | Server |
| A server that manages multiple client connections for direct market access. More... | |
| struct | SystemAccount |
| A subclass of the LOB::Account that manages client state on the market server. More... | |
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| typedef std::set< OrderID > | OrderIDSet |
| a type for keeping order IDs in an unordered set | |
| typedef int32_t | ClientShares |
| a type for storing the amount of shares a client has | |
| typedef int64_t | ClientCapital |
| a type for storing the amount of capital a client has | |
| typedef Clock::TimeStamp | TimeStamp |
| A forward a declaration for the Clock timestamp. | |
| typedef uint32_t | SequenceNumber |
| A type for sequence numbers. | |
| typedef std::array< char, 4 > | Username |
| A type for user names. | |
| typedef std::array< char, 12 > | Password |
| A type for passwords. | |
| typedef uint32_t | Quantity |
| A type for order quantities. | |
| typedef uint64_t | Price |
| A type for order prices. | |
| typedef uint64_t | OrderID |
| A type for order IDs. | |
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| enum | Side : char { Sell = 'S', Buy = 'B' } |
| The side of an order. | |
Functions | |
| Username | make_username (std::string username) |
| Make a username from the given input string. More... | |
| Password | make_password (std::string password) |
| Make a password from the given input string. More... | |
| std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &stream, const Side &side) |
| Write the order side to a stream. More... | |
| constexpr double | side_to_double (Side side) |
| Convert an order side character to a double. More... | |
| constexpr bool | side_to_bool (Side side) |
| Convert an order side character to a boolean value. More... | |
| constexpr LOB::Side | side_to_LOB_side (Side side) |
| Convert a side character to a LOB side value. More... | |
| constexpr Side | bool_to_side (bool side) |
| Convert a boolean to an order side. More... | |
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| class OrderEntry::Server | __attribute__ |
Logic for sending/receiving application messages in a financial market.
A single side (buy/sell) of the LimitOrderBook.
Logic for sending/receiving application messages in a financial market.
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Convert a boolean to an order side.
| side | the side to convert to an order side |
| Password OrderEntry::make_password | ( | std::string | password | ) |
Make a password from the given input string.
| password | the string to convert to a password object |
| Username OrderEntry::make_username | ( | std::string | username | ) |
Make a username from the given input string.
| username | the string to convert to a username object |
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inline |
Write the order side to a stream.
| stream | the stream to write the order side to |
| side | the order side to write to the stream |
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inlineconstexpr |
Convert an order side character to a boolean value.
| side | the order side to convert |
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inlineconstexpr |
Convert an order side character to a double.
| side | the order side to convert to a double |


d-for-render
You can use d-for-render to control how the behavior of d-for.
You have a few options that can be used in this attribute:
- viewport. This will inform the d-for that he need to create a viewport to render the data. So the render startup will be much more faster.
- dom. When rendering the difference. The difference of nodes in the template will be compared to check if there is a change in the template.
- html. When rendering the difference. The html of the template will be used to compare if there is any change in the template.
- hash. When rendering the difference. A hash of all mustaches of the template will be used to check if there is a change in the template.
Examples of use:
d-for-render='viewport'
d-for-render='viewport,html'
d-for-render='viewport,hash'


public class Individual extends java.lang.Object implements IndividualInterface, java.io.Serializable
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int |
generationRecord
Deprecated.
keep count of generation in which the individual was used as a parent;
this is used in ALPS
this counter is incremented by 1 when its used as a parent
and by "age of older parent" + 1 when an offspring is produced.
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boolean |
parentFlag |
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Individual() |
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Individual |
clone() |
double |
getAge()
The age of the individual, counted as how many
iterations it has survived.
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double |
getBirthEvaluations() |
Chromosome |
getChromosome() |
Fitness |
getFitness()
Get fitness of individuals
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Chromosome |
getGenotype()
Get the genotype
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java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Integer> |
getHybrid()
Get an evaluated string for further evaluation
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int |
getLayerId() |
java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Double> |
getMultipleFitness()
Get multiple fitness values for multi-objective
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Phenotype |
getPhenotype()
Get phenotype
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java.lang.String |
getPhenotypeString(int map)
Get a String representation of the output(Phenotype)
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boolean |
isEvaluated()
Has the individual been evaluated
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boolean |
isValid()
Get the validity of the individual
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void |
setAge(double idAge)
Age is how long the individual has existed
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void |
setBirthEvaluations(double numberOfEvaluations)
Randomly generated individuals store the number of evaluations
that have been performed so far in Steady State ALPS
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void |
setChromosome(Chromosome c) |
void |
setEvaluated(boolean b)
Indicate if the individual should be evaluated or not
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void |
setFitness(Fitness fitness)
Set fitness
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void |
setGenotype(Chromosome g)
Set genotype
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void |
setHybrid(java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Integer> hyb)
Set an evaluated string to be further evaluated
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void |
setLayerId(int layer)
Age is how long the individual has existed
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void |
setMultipleFitness(java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Double> mop)
set multiple fintess for multi-objective
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void |
setPhenotype(Phenotype p)
Set phenotype
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void |
setValid(boolean b)
Set the validity of the individual
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public boolean parentFlag
@Deprecated public int generationRecord
public Individual clone()
clone
in interface IndividualInterface
clone
in class java.lang.Object
public Fitness getFitness()
IndividualInterface
getFitness
in interface IndividualInterface
public void setFitness(Fitness fitness)
IndividualInterface
setFitness
in interface IndividualInterface
public void setAge(double idAge)
IndividualInterface
setAge
in interface IndividualInterface
idAge
- How long the individual has existed
The age-measure that we define for the ALPS-EA is
a count of how many generations in which the individuals
genotypic material has been evolving inside the population.
The age-measure that we define for the ALPS-EA is a count
of how many generations in which the individuals genotypic
material has been evolving inside the population. New individuals,
that are randomly generated, start with an initial age of 0 since
their genetic material has just been introduced into the population.public double getAge()
IndividualInterface
getAge
in interface IndividualInterface
public Chromosome getGenotype()
IndividualInterface
getGenotype
in interface IndividualInterface
public Phenotype getPhenotype()
IndividualInterface
getPhenotype
in interface IndividualInterface
public java.lang.String getPhenotypeString(int map)
IndividualInterface
getPhenotypeString
in interface IndividualInterface
map
- which output to get if there are multiplepublic Chromosome getChromosome()
getChromosome
in interface IndividualInterface
public void setGenotype(Chromosome g)
IndividualInterface
setGenotype
in interface IndividualInterface
g
- genotypepublic void setPhenotype(Phenotype p)
IndividualInterface
setPhenotype
in interface IndividualInterface
p
- phenotypepublic void setChromosome(Chromosome c)
setChromosome
in interface IndividualInterface
public boolean isEvaluated()
IndividualInterface
isEvaluated
in interface IndividualInterface
public void setEvaluated(boolean b)
IndividualInterface
setEvaluated
in interface IndividualInterface
b
- set if individual should be evaluatedpublic boolean isValid()
IndividualInterface
isValid
in interface IndividualInterface
public void setValid(boolean b)
IndividualInterface
setValid
in interface IndividualInterface
b
- validity to be setpublic java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Integer> getHybrid()
IndividualInterface
getHybrid
in interface IndividualInterface
public void setHybrid(java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Integer> hyb)
IndividualInterface
setHybrid
in interface IndividualInterface
hyb
- individual to which the fitness belongspublic java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Double> getMultipleFitness()
IndividualInterface
getMultipleFitness
in interface IndividualInterface
public void setMultipleFitness(java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Double> mop)
IndividualInterface
setMultipleFitness
in interface IndividualInterface
mop
- individual to which the fitness belongspublic void setLayerId(int layer)
IndividualInterface
setLayerId
in interface IndividualInterface
public int getLayerId()
getLayerId
in interface IndividualInterface
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Poland to stop importing gas from Russian state provider
by The Associated PressWARSAW, Poland (AP) — Poland’s state gas company said Friday it has notified Russia’s Gazprom that it will not extend a long-term deal on gas imports when it expires in three years.
The announcement comes as Poland has been working to reduce its dependence on Russian energy sources, which Moscow has sometimes used as a tool of political pressure on its partners.
The efforts to reduce dependency include striking long-term contracts for deliveries of liquefied natural gas from the United States, Qatar and other countries, as well as developing a new pipeline with Norway for deliveries from the North Sea.
The Polish company, PGNiG, said that, in line with the provisions of the deal, it had sent Gazprom, which is controlled by the Russian state, notice that it will terminate the contract as of Dec. 31, 2022. It said Poland will continue to have enough energy after that date.
Poland has repeatedly said that the financial terms of the Gazprom contract were unfavorable and that it was paying a higher price than others in Europe.
Poland uses some 14 billion cubic meters of gas a year. Under the contract with Gazprom it was obliged to import some 10 billion cubic meters of gas from Gazprom per year.
The Associated Press