VERSION
This is v5.0.0
of git multi … hooray!
SYNOPSIS
There are some options for git multi
itself, in which case it
is invoked as follows:
git multi --<option> [<option_arguments>]
To execute the same git command in multiple repositories, the invocation is as follows:
git multi <git_command> [<git_command_arguments>]
Both ways of running git multi
take an optional, so-called "multi-repo"
argument to limit the operation to the list of repositories in the referenced
"multi-repo", ie. a single GitHub user or a single GitHub organization:
git multi ++<multi_repo> --<option> [<option_arguments>]
and…
git multi ++<multi_repo> <git_command> [<git_command_arguments>]
DESCRIPTION
Convenient way to execute the same git command in a set of related repositories, which could be all GitHub repos for a given user, or all repos for a given GitHub organization.
Multipe users and organizations can be configured, and by default
git multi
operates on all repositories for all users and all orgs;
to limit the operation to a single user or a single org, the optional
++<multi_repo>
argument can be used.
The list of repos for a user or an org is determined via a GitHub API v3 call and cached locally (in binary format) for performance and offline usage.
OPTIONS
- --version
-
print out this script’s version number
- --help
-
you’re looking at it: show the man page
- --html
-
open the HTML version of the man page
- --report
-
report on various repository stats and metrics
- --count
-
print out the count of repos (per type)
- --refresh
-
refresh the list of user & organization repos
- --json
-
output repository details to JSON
- --list
-
print out the names of all repos
- --archived
-
print out the names of all repos
- --forked
-
print out the names of all repos
- --private
-
print out the names of all repos
- --paths
-
print out the full path for each repos
- --missing
-
print out names of repos that haven’t been cloned
- --clone
-
clones missing repositories into
${HOME}/Workarea
(by default) - --stale
-
list repos that have been deleted on github.com
- --excess
-
list repos that don’t exist on github.com
- --spurious
-
list cloned repos whose remote doesn’t match a github.com origin
- --query (args)
-
query GitHub repo metadata for each repository
- --find <ruby>
-
print out the repos for which the Ruby code evaluates to true
- --eval <ruby>
-
execute the given Ruby code in the context of each repo
- --raw <cmd>
-
execute the given shell command inside each git repository
- --shell
-
run an interactive login shell inside each git directory
EXAMPLES
count the number of repos
git multi --list | wc -l
disk usage of each locally cloned repo
git multi --paths | xargs -n 1 du -hs
disk usage using the --raw
option
git multi --raw 'du -hs .'
group and count the repos by GitHub-determined language
git multi --query language | cut -f 2 -d : | sort | uniq -c | sort -n -r
find out the most-used Ruby versions
git multi --raw '[ -f .ruby-version ] && cat .ruby-version' | cut -f 2 -d : | sort | uniq -c | sort -n -r
find GitHub repos without a description
git multi --query description | egrep ': *$'
fetch remote branches for all repos
git multi fetch -p
print out the local branch for each repo (using symbolic-ref
)
git multi symbolic-ref --quiet --short HEAD
print out the local branch for each repo (using rev-parse
)
git multi rev-parse --abbrev-ref=strict HEAD
find all repos for which the origin remote isn’t github.com
git multi config --get remote.origin.url | fgrep -v<EMAIL_ADDRESS>a kind of "repository creation" report: count the number of repos created in each quarter
git multi --eval "class ::Time; def quarter() (month.to_f / 3.0).ceil; end; end; puts format('%d-Q%d', created_at.year, created_at.quarter)" | sort | uniq -c
for each repo, list all remote branches, sorted by the "age" of the last commit on each branch
git multi for-each-ref --sort="-authordate" --format="%(refname)%09%(authordate:relative)%09%(authorname)" refs/remotes/origin
same as above, but columnize the generated output (NOTE: replace ^I with CTRL-V/CTRL-I in your terminal)
git multi for-each-ref --sort="-authordate" --format="%(refname)%09%(authordate:relative)%09%(authorname)" refs/remotes/origin | column -t -s "^I"
same as above, but refresh the list of remote branches first
git multi fetch -p ; git multi for-each-ref --sort="-authordate" --format="%(refname)%09%(authordate:relative)%09%(authorname)" refs/remotes/origin
find all Rails projects
git multi --raw '[ -f Gemfile ] && fgrep -q -l rails Gemfile && echo uses Rails' | cat
find all Mongoid dependencies
git multi --raw '[ -f Gemfile.lock ] && egrep -i "^ mongoid (.*)" Gemfile.lock' | column -s: -t
find all projects that have been pushed to in the last week
git multi --find '((Time.now.utc - pushed_at) / 60 / 60 / 24) <= 7'
print out the number of days since the last push to each repository
git multi --eval 'puts "%s - %d days" % [full_name, ((Time.now.utc - pushed_at) / 60 / 60 / 24).ceil]'
find all projects that have seen activity this calendar year
git multi --find 'pushed_at >= Date.civil(Date.today.year, 1, 1).to_time.utc'
print out all webhooks
git multi --eval 'puts client.hooks(full_name).map { |hook| [full_name, hook.name, hook.config.url].join("\t") }'
delete all webhooks with matching URLs (in this case: notify.travis-ci.org
)
git multi --eval 'client.hooks(full_name).find_all { |hook| hook.config.url =~ /notify.travis-ci.org/ }.each { |hook| client.remove_hook(full_name, hook.id) }'
print out all deploy keys
git multi --eval '(keys = client.list_deploy_keys(full_name)).any? && begin print full_name ; print "\t" ; puts keys.map(&:title).sort.join("\t") ; end'
find all organization repositories that depend on a given org repo, e.g. business_rules
git multi --graph | fgrep business_rules
generate a dependency graph of all organization repositories using yuml.me
DEPENDENCIES=$( git multi --graph | ruby -n -e 'parent, children = $_.split(": ") ; puts children.split(" ").map { |child| "[#{parent}]->[#{child}]" }' | tr '\n' ',' ) ; open "http://yuml.me/diagram/scruffy/class/${DEPENDENCIES}"
generate a dependency graph of all organization repositories using Graphviz
git multi --graph | ruby -n -e 'parent, children = $_.split(": ") ; puts children.split(" ").map { |child| "\"#{parent}\"->\"#{child}\";" }' | awk 'BEGIN { print "digraph {\nrankdir=\"LR\";\n" } ; { print ; } END { print "}\n" } ; ' | dot -Tpng > /tmp/ghor.png ; open -a Preview /tmp/ghor.png
QUERY ARGUMENTS
The following is a list of valid arguments for the git multi --query
option:
archive_url archived assignees_url
blobs_url branches_url clone_url
collaborators_url comments_url commits_url
compare_url contents_url contributors_url
created_at default_branch deployments_url
description disabled downloads_url
events_url fork forks
forks_count forks_url full_name
git_commits_url git_refs_url git_tags_url
git_url has_downloads has_issues
has_pages has_projects has_wiki
homepage hooks_url html_url
id issue_comment_url issue_events_url
issues_url keys_url labels_url
language languages_url license
merges_url milestones_url mirror_url
name network_count node_id
notifications_url open_issues open_issues_count
organization owner permissions
private pulls_url pushed_at
releases_url size ssh_url
stargazers_count stargazers_url statuses_url
subscribers_count subscribers_url subscription_url
svn_url tags_url teams_url
temp_clone_token trees_url updated_at
url watchers watchers_count
JQ INTEGRATION
jq
is like sed
for JSON data… all of the above query arguments can be
used in conjunction with jq
to query, filter, map and transform the GitHub
repository attributes stored in the local, binary repository cache; here
are some examples:
# print out each repository's name and its description
git multi --json | jq -r '.[] | .name + ": " + .description'
# print out the name of all "forked" repositories
git multi --json | jq -r '.[] | select(.fork == true) | .full_name'
CHAINED INVOCATION
When git multi
gets its input from a Unix pipeline (as opposed to from a TTY), it constructs an "implicit" multi repo comprised of the "full" repo names it reads from STDIN
(one full repo name per line).
This allows multiple git multi
invocations to be chained, for example by using the --json
or --find
options as follows:
# run a git query or subcommand on repos that aren't archived (on GitHub)
git multi ++<multi_repo> --json | jq -r '.[] | select(."archived" == false) | ."full_name"' | git multi <git_command>
# run a shell command inside repos that have Ruby as their main language
git multi ++<multi_repo> --find 'language == "Ruby"' | git multi --raw 'cat .ruby-version'
FILES
-
${HOME}/Workarea
-
root directory where repos will been cloned
-
${HOME}/.git/multi/repositories.byte
-
local, binary cache of GitHub repository metadata
-
${HOME}/.git/multi/superprojects.config
-
definitions for so-called "superproject" multi-repos
REFERENCES
-
homepage for
git-multi
: https://github.com/pvdb/git-multi -
the GitHub API: https://developer.github.com/v3/
-
the
jq
command-line utility: http://stedolan.github.io/jq/


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After going through the post-bootcamp doldrums myself, Tom, Jon and I decided to put together this course to increase transparency into the skills needed for the industry, and what to do after graduation to make oneself more attractive to programming teams.
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Smudge: The Frame tag
Frames provide a rectangular area, with or without a border, within which other elements can be situated.
Borders are manipulated using the < Style> modifier.
Frames can be switched on or off by RadioButtons or Checkboxes, and so provide a means for grouping sets of
elements which need to be enabled or disabled together. The id of the frame is used for the purpose of
setting switches (see RadioButton and
CheckBox). The frame can be set to be disabled initially by using the
Enabled modifier (see example below: the default is for the frame to be
enabled).
The size of the frame is set by the < Geometry>
modifier. If this modifier is omitted then the default size is one quarter page (i.e. 375 by 260).
To set the size, include four values between the Geometry tags:
< Geometry> Xorigin Yorigin Xsize Ysize < /Geometry>
The values are measured from top left.
A title can be added, which will be drawn in blue italic within the body of the frame at top left.
At the moment the space available for the title, and its style, cannot be modified.
Example:-
< Page>
< Title> Setup < /Title>
    < Frame,id=Firstframe>
      < Style> NoFrame < /Style>
      < Geometry> 10 10 100 200 < /Geometry>
      < Enabled> false < /Enabled>
      < Title> Mesh < /Title>
    < /Frame>
< /Page>
a page, labelled "Setup", containing a frame labelled "Mesh". The frame will not be visible to the user
as the Style is set to NoFrame. The Geometry modifier lies between the
< Frame > < /Frame> tags, and so sets the frame size (rather than, for example, the page size). The frame
is 100 pixels wide and 200 pixels deep, starting 10 pixels into the page. The id "Firstframe" can be used
to switch the frame between enabled and disabled. Initially the frame will be disabled (the chintz user will
not be able to modify any of the elements contained within the frame.)
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I built Elements for my second project in 4.031: Design Studio - Objects & Interaction, where we were tasked with fabricating a lampshade that transforms 2D materials into 3D structures in order to explore geometry and the form of light.
Initially my lamp design took another direction, as I explored how perspective could change a lamp's form. However, as I created prototypes and 3D models, I came up with the idea for my final design.
Check out other lamps made for the class in the Nervous System blog:


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cpuaff
Multi-platform C++ interface to CPU affinity management
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Namespaces | |
| impl | |
Classes | |
| struct | basic_traits |
| class | cpu_spec |
| class | pci_device_description |
| class | pci_device_spec |
| class | pci_name_resolver |
Typedefs | |
| typedef basic_traits< impl::null::traits, impl::null::traits > | traits |
| typedef impl::basic_affinity_stack< traits > | affinity_stack |
| typedef impl::basic_cpu< traits > | cpu |
| typedef impl::basic_affinity_manager< traits > | affinity_manager |
| typedef impl::basic_native_cpu_mapper< traits > | native_cpu_mapper |
| typedef traits::native_cpu_wrapper_type | native_cpu_wrapper |
| typedef impl::basic_cpu_set< traits > | cpu_set |
| typedef std::set< cpu_spec > | cpu_spec_set |
| typedef impl::basic_round_robin_allocator< traits > | round_robin_allocator |
| typedef int32_t | socket_type |
| typedef int32_t | core_type |
| typedef int32_t | processing_unit_type |
| typedef int32_t | numa_type |
Namespace for all cpuaff functionality
affinity_manager is a collection of all the valid cpus. It provides interfaces to get and set cpu affinity as well as ways to classify cpus on the system so that intelligent choices can be made about what affinity a thread should have.
affinity_stack is used to keep track of affinities as you get and set them. It is basically a wrapper for an affinity_manager that gives you the ability to keep track of what affinities have been and reset them later.
| typedef int32_t cpuaff::core_type |
| typedef impl::basic_cpu< traits > cpuaff::cpu |
cpu is a representation of a cpu on the system. It contains all the data needed to get and set thread affinity as well data specifying the hardware layout of the cpu.
| typedef impl::basic_cpu_set< traits > cpuaff::cpu_set |
A set that can hold unique cpus.
| typedef std::set< cpu_spec > cpuaff::cpu_spec_set |
a set that can hold unique cpu_specs
native_cpu_mapper is a utility class that maps native cpu representations to cpus from a basic_cpu_manager. It may not be available for every platform.
native_cpu_wrapper is a wrapper for the native representation of cpus. It is comparable with < so that it can be used as a key in maps.
| typedef int32_t cpuaff::numa_type |
| typedef int32_t cpuaff::processing_unit_type |
round_robin_allocator is a utility class that takes a set of cpus and returns them as requested in a round-robin fashion. It organizes the cpus such that it returns consecutive cpus from different cores if it can.
| typedef int32_t cpuaff::socket_type |
| typedef basic_traits< impl::null::traits, impl::null::traits > cpuaff::traits |


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Press release
Minister congratulates hundreds of schools who have raised aspirations and ensured disadvantaged pupils can fulfil their potential.
Education and Childcare Minister Sam Gyimah today (5 February 2016) praised the efforts of schools across the country to tackle disadvantage as he launched the Pupil Premium Awards .
Prizes include the chance to see Shakespeare productions and visit museums, such as London’s world-renowned Science Museum, to take part in exclusive activities and learning programmes.
The awards will be presented by Tracey Emin, one of Britain’s foremost contemporary artists at a ceremony in May; while internationally respected education expert Andreas Schleicher, who is Director for Education and Skills at the OECD , will chair the high-profile panel of judges.
The pupil premium - worth £2.5 billion this year - has enabled schools across the country to provide vital support to some of the most vulnerable children in their care.
Minister Gyimah praised schools across England that have used the funding to combat disadvantage and raise the aspirations of their pupils.
Education and Childcare minister Sam Gyimah said:
I am determined to ensure all pupils can achieve their potential and I will not accept that pernicious assumption that some children, because of where they’re born or what their family do, deserve less than others.
Education is our biggest tool for extending opportunity, and we know many schools are doing an excellent job of boosting aspiration and tackling disadvantage. I want to thank them for all their efforts.
I am delighted that figures show the attainment gap between disadvantaged pupils and their classmates has fallen at both primary and secondary level - but there is still more to do. That is why I am calling on schools to ensure all their pupils can access and benefit from wider cultural activities and experiences that will help raise aspirations and build character.
At the heart of this government’s commitment to extending opportunity is the belief that all pupils, whatever their background, should have access to an excellent, well-rounded education. The latest attainment statistics show that more disadvantaged pupils than ever before are reaching the expected standard at age 11 and age 16.
Minister Gyimah has written to over 550 primary and secondary schools to congratulate them on their efforts to boost achievement and raise aspirations among their disadvantaged pupils. Those schools will all have a shot at winning prizes in the national awards in May.
These schools have consistently shown high levels of attainment or significant rates of improvement among their disadvantaged pupils over time, particularly in English and maths. Study groups and one-to-one tuition are just some of the ways the pupil premium has been used by schools to meet this aim.
Among 20 organisations offering prizes this year are the Royal Shakespeare Company, the Science Museum and the Royal Academy of Arts.
The Royal Shakespeare Company and the Shakespeare Schools Festival will work directly with award-winning schools to help pupils gain a deeper appreciation of England’s greatest playwright - marking the 400th anniversary of the Bard’s death.
1) The list of successful regional finalists is available from the Pupil Premium Awards website.
2) The pupil premium is worth up to £1,900 per child and can be used however schools see fit to close the attainment gap between disadvantaged pupils and their peers.
3) The government has committed to maintaining pupil premium funding throughout this Parliament. Since April 2011, around £6 billion has been given to schools to improve the attainment of disadvantaged pupils.
4) In the national awards, there will be winners in 4 categories:
In addition, we will also announce 7 regional winners in the KS2 and KS4 categories, so 22 schools will be honoured in total.
5) Applications for the awards open today (Friday 5 February) in the following categories:
6) Ark Charter Academy, in Portsmouth, was last year’s secondary school pupil premium national winner.
In 2014, more than 4 out of 5 of their disadvantaged pupils (82%) achieved 5 or more A* to Cs, including English and maths - compared with a national average of 36.5%.
The school runs a longer day to make sure there is additional time to help pupil premium students with core academic subjects, including study groups on maths and literacy for struggling pupils.
Pupil premium funding is also used beyond the classroom to give pupils a broader life experience to build character - and they offer sailing, boxing classes, and subsidised trips to universities and the theatre.
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RELCOF-C- codeine phosphate and guaifenesin liquid
Burel Pharmaceuticals, LLC
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active ingredients (in each teaspoonful (5 mL)) |
Purpose |
| Codeine Phosphate 6.3 mg |
Antitussive |
| Guaifenesin 100 mg |
Expectorant |
Uses
- temporarily relieves
- cough due to minor throat and bronchial irritation as may occur with a cold or inhaled irritants
- your cough to help you sleep
- helps loosen phlegm (mucus) and thin bronchial secretions to rid the bronchial passageways of bothersome mucus and makes cough more productive.
Warnings
Ask your doctor before use if
- you have a persistent cough, this may be a sign of a serious condition
- you have a persistent cough such as occurs with smoking, asthma, chronic bronchitis or emphysema
- you have a cough that is accompanied by excessive phlegm (mucus)
- you have chronic pulmonary disease or shortness of breath
- giving to a child who is taking other drugs
When using this product
- giving a higher dose than recommended by a doctor could result in serious side effects for your child. A special measuring device should be used to give an accurate dose of this product to children under 6 years of age.
- may cause or aggravate constipation
Stop use and ask a doctor if
- symptoms do not improve within 7 days, tend to recur or are accompanied by fever and rash or persistent headache. These may be symptoms of a serious condition.
If pregnant or breast-feeding, ask a health professional before use.
Keep out of the reach of children. In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Directions
- do not exceed 6 doses in 24 hours.
| Adults and children 12 years of age and over |
3 tsp (15 mL) every 4 - 6 hours |
| Children 6 to under 12 years of age |
1 ½ tsp (7.5 mL) every 4 - 6 hours |
| Children under 6 years of age |
Consult a doctor |
Other information
Each teaspoonful contains 6 mg of sodium. Store at controlled room temperature 15°-30°C (59°-86°F).
Inactive ingredients
Citric Acid, Cherry Flavor, Glycerin, Polyethylene Glycol, Povidone, Propylene Glycol, Purified Water, Sodium Benzoate, Sodium Citrate, Sodium Saccharin, and Sorbitol.
PRINCIPAL DISPLAY PANEL - 473 mL Bottle Label
NDC 35573-006-16
RELCOF
C
ANTITUSSIVE
(cough suppressant)
EXPECTORANT
Each 5mL (one teaspoonful) for oral
administration contains:
| Codeine Phosphate |
6.3 mg |
| Guaifenesin |
100 mg |
TAMPER EVIDENT:
Do not use if imprinted
neck band is broken or missing.
BUREL
PHARMACEUTICALS
Mfg. for: Burel Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
464 Church Road Ste. 100
Madison, MS 39110
16 fl. oz. (473 mL)


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My only political activity in the past five years has been to closely review each issue and candidate prior to voting.
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Select this option if you want the Kiuwan Local Analyzer process
to use a custom proxy when connecting to Kiuwan. You can set here all the
options supported in Kiuwan Local Analyzer.
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Jaws 2
Jaws 2 is a movie starring Roy Scheider, Lorraine Gary, and Murray Hamilton. Police chief Brody must protect the citizens of Amity after a second monstrous shark begins terrorizing the waters.


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Source Quench (congestion control) error message; ICMP type=4.
Source quench is the only subtype (code=0).


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self.n_hidden_channels = n_hidden_channels
layers = []
assert self.n_hidden_layers >= 1
layers.append(
L.Linear(self.n_input_channels, self.n_hidden_channels))
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class SingleModelStateActionQFunction(
chainer.Chain, StateActionQFunction, RecurrentChainMixin):
Q-function with discrete actions.
Args:
model (chainer.Link):
Link that is callable and outputs action values.
def __init__(self, model):
super().__init__(model=model)
def __call__(self, x, a, test=False):
h = self.model(x, a, test=test)
return h
class FCSAQFunction(chainer.ChainList, StateActionQFunction):
Fully-connected (s,a)-input continuous Q-function.
Args:
n_dim_obs: number of dimensions of observation space
n_dim_action: number of dimensions of action space
n_hidden_channels: number of hidden channels
n_hidden_layers: number of hidden layers


Algorithms
Posted: 2016-03-03 , Modified: 2016-03-03
Tags: LDC
Posted: 2016-03-03 , Modified: 2016-03-03
Tags: LDC
(Taken from lecture 11 of algorithms)
Distance being preserved up to \(\ep\) is the same as saying that \[|\an{Mv_i,Mv_j} -\an{v_i,v_j}|\le \ep \ve{v_i}\ve{v_j}.\] This is good for vectors with large \(L^1/L^2\) ratio, and not good for sparse vectors.
Because many algorithms rely on finding a closest neighbor—nearest neighbor, minimum spanning tree, point location etc.—have a running time depending upon exp(d).
In machine learning and statistics sometimes the term refers to the fact that available data is too sparse in high dimensions; it takes exp(d) amount of data (say, points on the sphere)to ensure that each new sample is close to an existing sample
Blessing of dimensionality. This refers to the fact that many phenomena become much clearer and easier to think about in high dimensions because one can use simple rules of thumb (e.g., Chernoff bounds, measure concentration) which don’t hold in low dimensions.
Suppose we wish to hash high-dimensional vectors so that nearby vectors tend to hash into the same bucket. To do this we can do a random projection into say the cube in 5 dimensions. We discretise the cube into smaller cubes of size \(\ep\). Then there are 1/\(\ep^5\) smaller cubes; these can be the buckets.
Can reduce dimension while keeping the margin!


Out Loud
Though the dead leave material traces in the frozen faces of statues, in the words in books, or the ghostly voices on LPs, perhaps the act of recording failed to capture something fundamental about their souls. We can never hear their voice. Or can we? “Out Loud” explores many answers to this question. Not all of the pieces in this issue harmonize, but there’s as much to learn in cacophony as in melody.
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The Canon EOS 80D is an enthusiast-level DSLR, and the successor to the 70D. It sports a new 24MP APS-C CMOS sensor which, like the 70D, offers Canon's Dual Pixel on-sensor phase-detection autofocus system. The 80D also gains a new 45-point hybrid AF system with all of the points being cross-type. This is a step up from the 19-point AF system in the 70D, though not quite at the same level as the 65-point coverage offered by the more professionally-oriented 7D Mark II.
Canon EOS 80D key features:
Other improvements come in the form of a new mirror vibration control system (similar to the 5DS and 7D Mark II), which should help reduce the blur-inducing effects of shutter shock. The 80D also gains the same 7560 pixel RGB+IR metering sensor found in the Rebel T6s and T6i, a serious improvement over the 63-zone dual layer sensor found in the 70D. This new sensor gives the camera some degree of human subject awareness for subject tracking through the viewfinder. However, unlike the 7D Mark II, the 80D does not have Canon's 'Intelligent Tracking and Recognition' (iTR) system, which uses the metering sensor along with distance info to subject track.
The New Sensor
It's no secret that some Canon shooters have been frustrated as of late, as Sony's sensor technology marches ahead in terms of dynamic range. Fortunately, the 80D marks a significant step forward in Canon's sensor development, offering much better DR than the 70D or 7D Mark II. But the new sensor isn't interesting just because of the pictures it can capture. Dual Pixel AF not only allows for continuous focus during video capture, but during still capture (in live view mode) as well. We first saw this feature in the Rebel T6s and it is exciting to see it now making its way up Canon's food chain to enthusiast-level cameras.


Preston heaved a vicious over-the-head bounce pass directly to his hands. The ball thread between two defenders, one of which was hip-to-hip with Vander Plas, who caught the pass and finished the play with a layup.
For Preston, it was an easy play — he’s one of the only players in the nation who can consistently make it, too.
Those types of passes are why Preston, a sophomore guard, is fourth in the nation with 7.3 assists per game. He’s led Ohio in assists in all but one game this season, and he’s settled well into his new role as the commander of the Bobcats offense.
“I’m not going to say I’m surprised,” Preston said about his assists accolades. “This has been a dream and a goal of mine since I was little. It’s very humbling to be up there and actually doing it.”
Preston is, perhaps, the biggest reason why the Bobcats are a win away from matching their wins total a year ago despite a season that featured a new coach and a plethora of young players who didn’t have experience at the college level before the season.
Ohio is 6-9 in the Mid-American Conference under coach Jeff Boals. The Bobcats have won four of their last six games and are peaking at the perfect time with three regular season games left.
Preston has taken his game to the next level in that span. Boals has constantly remarked about how Preston, who was relatively quiet on the court last season as a freshman under former coach Saul Phillips, has become one of the loudest players in practice.
Preston puts his teammates in position. When someone botches a play or is out of a position, he’ll let them know. Before games, he's begun to approach Boals with suggestions about schemes based on what he sees from both Ohio and the opponent in warmups.
“I think it’s awesome that he does that,” Boals said. “It’s another piece of the accountability stepping up, and we give him a lot of credit for that.”
Preston’s suggestions have worked. Before wins against Miami and Western Michigan, he suggested to Boals that the Bobcats open the game by pressing on defense.
Why?
Ohio was feeling loose, active and fun in warmups. Players were bopping heads to the hip-hop music blaring from The Convo speakers and sharing laughs while swishing pregame shots.
The energy was there, and Preston wanted the Bobcats to keep it going.
Ohio won both games and limited both offenses to a rough first half. Against Miami, the Bobcats forced the RedHawks to open the game with a 0-for-24 shooting slump from the field. Preston also completed the second triple-double in program history against the Bobcats’ rival.
“I’ll ask J.P. what he wants to do,” Boals joked when asked whether Ohio would continue pressing to open games. “That seems to work out.”
Preston’s on-court performance has taken big strides, too. His jaw-dropping passes have become common now for the Bobcats, but he’s also become a better shooter.
Last season, Preston averaged a mere six points per game. Now, he’s the Bobcats’ leading scorer and averages 16.3 points per game.
His shooting confidence has sky-rocketed, and it showed Tuesday against Buffalo.
With three minutes left, Preston faced no pressure from the Bulls defense when he dribbled the ball through the “Ohio” logo at midcourt.
So, he pulled up with his feet still touching the green paint in the final “O” and took a shot. He walked back and watched as it swished through the net for three points, giving the Bobcats a dagger to the Bulls and solidifying Ohio’s biggest win of the conference season.
“He was just sliding off, so I shot it,” Preston said. “I shoot that shot a lot during practice.”
Preston is Ohio’s most complete player. His IQ and athleticism make him one of the conference’s best players, and he still has two years left with Ohio while Boals continues to build a roster capable of winning the MAC.
As long as Preston is on the floor, Ohio’s offense will be fluid. The Bobcats have seen this season how far they can go with their new leader, and the future looks bright.
“You can be three passes or three people away from Jason Preston, and he’s going to find you somehow,” Boals said. “We’re going to put him in a lot of situations to make a decision, and those guys have to be ready.”


Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Sticky, spicy buffalo wings - perfect for any party or as a treat for a family dinner!
If you have time, prepare the wings by sprinkling generously with salt. Lay out, on a rack in the fridge, cover and chill overnight – this will help them crisp when you fry them. An hour before you want to cook them, remove from the fridge to bring to room temperature and pat dry.
For the hot sauce, melt the butter in a small saucepan and add the garlic. Cook gently for a minute or two, then whisk in the hot sauce, vinegar and sugar. Season with salt and pepper.
To make the blue cheese sauce, mash the cheese with the onion, buttermilk, crème fraîche and vinegar.
Pour enough oil in a deep-fat fryer or large saucepan, to fill it no more than halfway. Heat the oil to 160C. (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.) Cook the wings in batches for around 10 minutes, then drain them of any excess oil. Raise the temperature of the oil to 190C and fry again, cooking for a further 2 minutes, until cooked through, very crisp and deep brown. Turn out on to kitchen paper.
Put the wings in a bowl and smother them in the hot sauce. Serve them with the blue cheese sauce and celery sticks.


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| 011:088 Khan | : |
He said: "O my people! Tell me, if I have a clear evidence from my Lord, and He has given me a good sustenance from Himself (shall I corrupt it by mixing it with the unlawfully earned money). I wish not, in contradiction to you, to do that which I forbid you. I only desire reform so far as I am able, to the best of my power. And my guidance cannot come except from Allah, in Him I trust and unto Him I repent. |
| 011:088 Maulana | : |
He said: O my people, see you if I have a clear proof from my Lord and He has given me a goodly sustenance from Himself.  I desire nothing but reform, so far as I am able. And with none but Allah is the direction of my affair to a right issue. In Him I trust and to Him I turn. |
| 011:088 Pickthal | : |
He said: O my people! Bethink you: if I am (acting) on a clear proof from my Lord and He sustaineth me with fair sustenance from Him (how can I concede aught to you)? I desire not to do behind your backs that which I ask you not to do. I desire naught save reform so far as I am able. My welfare is only in Allah. In Him I trust and unto Him I turn (repentant). |
| 011:088 Rashad | : |
He said, "O my people, what if I have solid proof from my Lord; what if He has provided me with a great blessing?  I only wish to correct as many wrongs as I can. My guidance depends totally on GOD; I have put my trust in Him. To Him I have totally submitted. |
| 011:088 Sarwar | : |
He said, "My people, do you not realize that I have received authoritative evidence from my Lord and have been granted a noble gift from Him? I do not want to oppose or ignore what I have prohibited you not to do. I only intend to reform you as much as I can. My success is in the hands of God. I trust Him and turn to Him in repentance. |
| 011:088 Shakir | : |
He said: O my people! have you considered if I have a clear proof from my Lord and He has given me a goodly sustenance from Himself, and I do not desire that in opposition to you I should betake myself to that which I forbid you: I desire nothing but reform so far as I am able, and with none but Allah is the direction of my affair to a right issue; on Him do I rely and to Him do I turn: |
| 011:088 Sherali | : |
He said, 'O my people, tell me if I stand on a clear evidence from my Lord, and HE has provided for me from HIMSELF with a handsome provision, what answer will you give HIM? And I do not desire to do against you the very thing which I ask you not to do. I only desire to set things right as far as I can. I have no power to accomplish anything save through ALLAH. In HIM do I put my trust and to HIM do I turn. |
| 011:088 Yusufali | : |
He said: "O my people! see ye whether I have a Clear (Sign) from my Lord, and He hath given me sustenance (pure and) good as from Himself? I wish not, in opposition to you, to do that which I forbid you to do. I only desire (your) betterment to the best of my power; and my success (in my task) can only come from Allah. In Him I trust, and unto Him I look. |
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Luka Doncic happy to join LeBron James in elite NBA club after triple-double
Dallas Mavericks star Luka Doncic says it feels ‘great’ to join LeBron James as the only player in NBA history under the age of 21 to record a 40-point triple-double, though won’t be dwelling on the milestone.
Doncic, 20, guided the Mavs to a thrilling 117-110 victory over San Antonio Spurs on Monday night, scoring a career-high 42 points, 11 rebounds and 12 assists.
The Slovenian has been in outstanding form so far this season, recording six triple-doubles, but his latest feat marks him out as only the second under-21 player to collect a triple-double that included at least 40 points.
 It’s great, great to hear it.’
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Probed on why he didn’t seem excited about the triple-double, he shrugged his shoulders and continued: ‘Just game-by-game, I think we’re now fourth or fifth in the west and that’s what we want.
‘We got a great start. We scored 22 points in the first quarter so especially offensively we were right there and that’s how we’ve got to start every game.’
On his excellent defensive showing alongside the triple-double, he added: ‘I say I gotta play better defence. I think today was better than the other days, and I’ve just got to keep working on that and keep getting better and better.’
Doncic is currently in talks over a sneaker deal and made history on Monday night while wearing the Under Armour Curry 7 Sour Patch Kids – though that does not mean he’ll be sticking with them.
Asked about his choice of sneaker, he smiled and said: ‘I’m just a free agent so I’m trying shoes!’
Mavs teammate Kristaps Porzingis, who scored 18 points, was full of praise for Doncic afterwards, saying: ‘Luka right now is playing like an MVP-calibre player right now. Career high for him, triple-double, I’m happy for him.
‘He’s just doing thing, penetrating, drawing fouls, being super effective for us, shooting the ball well. He’s doing it all for us and I’m happy that he’s able to play at this level right now.’
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| Opcode/Instruction | Op/En | 64/32-bit Mode | CPUID Feature Flag | Description |
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| 66 0F 50 /r MOVMSKPD reg, xmm | RM | V/V | SSE2 | Extract 2-bit sign mask from xmm and store in reg. The upper bits of r32 or r64 are filled with zeros. |
| VEX.128.66.0F.WIG 50 /r VMOVMSKPD reg, xmm2 | RM | V/V | AVX | Extract 2-bit sign mask from xmm2 and store in reg. The upper bits of r32 or r64 are zeroed. |
| VEX.256.66.0F.WIG 50 /r VMOVMSKPD reg, ymm2 | RM | V/V | AVX | Extract 4-bit sign mask from ymm2 and store in reg. The upper bits of r32 or r64 are zeroed. |
| Op/En | Operand 1 | Operand 2 | Operand 3 | Operand 4 |
| RM | ModRM:reg (w) | ModRM:r/m (r) | NA | NA |
Extracts the sign bits from the packed double-precision floating-point values in the source operand (second operand), formats them into a 2-bit mask, and stores the mask in the destination operand (first operand). The source operand is an XMM register, and the destination operand is a general-purpose register. The mask is stored in the 2 low-order bits of the destination operand. Zero-extend the upper bits of the destination.
In 64-bit mode, the instruction can access additional registers (XMM8-XMM15, R8-R15) when used with a REX.R prefix. The default operand size is 64-bit in 64-bit mode.
128-bit versions: The source operand is a YMM register. The destination operand is a general purpose register.
VEX.256 encoded version: The source operand is a YMM register. The destination operand is a general purpose register.
Note: In VEX-encoded versions, VEX.vvvv is reserved and must be 1111b, otherwise instructions will #UD.
DEST[0] ← SRC[63] DEST[1] ← SRC[127] IF DEST = r32 THEN DEST[31:2]←0; ELSE DEST[63:2]←0; FI
DEST[0] ← SRC[63] DEST[1] ← SRC[127] DEST[2] ← SRC[191] DEST[3] ← SRC[255] IF DEST = r32 THEN DEST[31:4]←0; ELSE DEST[63:4]←0; FI
MOVMSKPD: int _mm_movemask_pd ( __m128d a)
VMOVMSKPD: _mm256_movemask_pd(__m256d a)
None
See Exceptions Type 7; additionally
| #UD | If VEX.vvvv ≠ 1111B. |


US Acknowledges That Israel’s Settlements Are Not Illegal
by Friends Of IsraelUS Acknowledges That Israel’s Settlements Are Not Illegal
22 November 2019 CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND -- NZ Friends of Israel welcomes the US announcement on Monday November 18, that acknowledges that Israel’s settlements in Judea and Samaria (also known as the West Bank) are not illegal.
Most international law opinions that suggest otherwise are based on a misapplication of the Fourth Geneva Convention which was never written with the Middle Eastern situation in mind. The original convention expected that the land of a sovereign state was being occupied by another sovereign state.
This is not the case with the lands of the Middle East. Following the fall of the Ottoman Empire and the end of the Second World War, there was no legitimate sovereign over the disputed lands.
The US announcement affirms the fact that Jews have always been indigenous to the region and are not foreign colonizers.
With the resurgence of anti-Semitism in many countries of the world, the foresight and wisdom of the League of Nations in mandating the establishment of a Jewish homeland, is unfortunately being vindicated.
NZ Friends of Israel (www.nzfoi.org<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ph<PHONE_NUMBER>) is a registered charity that fights racial prejudice and intolerance by raising awareness of Jewish history and culture.
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Taeyang answers question about Big Bang's possible comeback
by jennywillTaeyang answered questions about Big Bang's future.
He and Daesung were discharged from the Gyeonggi-do Yongin's Ground Operation Headquarters earlier today. When asked about Big Bang, Taeyang said, "We need a lot of wisdom. We're going to think hard about it and come to a decision between just ourselves. We want to come back well and show a side of us that we couldn't while we were in the army."
Stay tuned for more on Big Bang's possible comeback.


Collect the cats, but they will escape if you get too many at once!
You will be given a random number of cats to rescue at the start of the game.
When you click any of the cat images you will collect and rescue a specific number of cats. You win the game by collecting the same number of cats as the number needing rescue. You lose if you rescue too many cats and they escape!
The value of each cat click is hidden from you until you click on it. Each time the game starts, the values of the cats and the number needing to be rescued will change.


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Inspired by the Bokeh "movies" example.


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22 April 2008 - Between 5 March and 22 April the Ministry of Health of Viet Nam reported 2490 cases of severe acute watery diarrhoea including 377 that were positive for Vibrio cholerae , the bacterium causing cholera. The serotype has been identified as 01 Ogawa. No deaths have been reported, a fact that indicates that good case management is in place.
Until now, 20 provinces and municipalities of Viet Nam have been affected. The majority of people infected by the disease are Hanoi residents. The predominant route of infection appears to be consumption of contaminated food. Cholera bacteria have not been detected in drinking water in Hanoi or in other affected areas but have been found in some surface waters. Additional epidemiological, environmental and food trace-back investigations are under way.
The Ministry of Health has been increasing health education and launched a mass media campaign aimed at strengthening food safety and personal hygiene knowledge and practices. Environmental disinfection is conducted in the homes of cholera patients and a program of intensified hygiene inspection of commercial food vendors is being carried out.
WHO is supporting the Ministry of Health by providing technical advice on aspects of the epidemiological and laboratory investigations of the outbreak. In addition, WHO and other UN agencies are exploring other possibilities of assistance.
In controlling the spread of cholera WHO does not recommend any special restrictions to travel or trade to or from affected areas. Visitors coming to Viet Nam are encouraged to respect basic precautions when consuming water and food.


TODO Migrate docs from https://github.com/cucumber/cucumber/wiki/Step-Definitions, especially states (successful, undefined etc.)
When Cucumber executes a Step in a Scenario it will look for a matching Step Definition to execute.
A Step Definition is a small piece of code with a pattern attached to it. The pattern is used to link the step definition to all the matching Steps, and the code is what Cucumber will execute when it sees a Gherkin Step.
Step Definitions sources must be placed in a file where Cucumber can find them. The location depends on what Cucumber implementation you are using. See Glue Code for details.
To understand how Step Definitions work, consider the following Scenario:
Scenario: Some cukes
Given I have 48 cukes in my belly
The I have 48 cukes in my belly
part of the step (the text following the Given
keyword) will match the Step Definition below.
@Given("I have (\\d+) cukes in my belly")
public void I_have_cukes_in_my_belly(int cukes) {
// Do something with the cukes
}
Lists can also be specified:
Given I am available on "Tuesday,Friday,Sunday"
@Given("I am available on \"(.+)\"")
public void I_am_available_on(List<String> days) {
// Do something with the days
}
Given(/I have (\d+) cukes in my belly/) do |cukes|
# Do something with the cukes
end
Given(~'^I have (\\d+) cukes in my belly') { int cukes ->
// Do something with the cukes
}
Given(/^I have (\d+) cukes in my belly$/, function (cukes) {
// Do something with the cukes
});
(Given #"^I have (\d+) cukes in my belly$" [cukes]
(eat (Integer. cukes)))
GIVEN("^I have (\\d+) cukes in my belly$") {
REGEX_PARAM(int, cukes);
USING_CONTEXT(MyAppCtx, context);
// Do something with the cukes
}
[When(@"^I have (\d+) cukes in my belly$")]
public void CukesInTheBelly(int cukes)
{
// Do something with the cukes
}
let [<Given>] ``^I have (\d+) cukes in my belly$``(cukes:int) =
(* Do something with the cukes *)
Given("^I have (%d+) cukes in my belly$", function (cukes)
-- Do something with the cukes
end)
@Given('^I have (\d+) cukes in my belly$')
def I_have_cukes_in_my_belly(self, cukes):
# Do something with the cukes
pass
Given("""^I have (\d+) cukes in my belly$"""){ (cukes:Int) =>
// Do something with the cukes
}
When Cucumber matches a Step against a regular expression in a Step Definition, it passes the value of all the capture groups to the Step Definition’s arguments. Capture groups are strings (even when they match digits like \d+
). For statically typed languages, Cucumber will automatically transform those strings into the appropriate type. For dynamically typed languages, no transformation happens by default, as there is no type information.
Cucumber does not differentiate between Given
, When
and Then
. It is up to you what you do inside the Step Definition’s body.
Doc Strings are handy for specifying a larger piece of text. This is inspired from Python’s Docstring syntax.
The text should be offset by delimiters consisting of three double-quote marks on lines of their own:
Given a blog post named "Random" with Markdown body
"""
Some Title, Eh?
==============
Here is the first paragraph of my blog post. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet,
consectetur adipiscing elit.
"""
In your step definition, there’s no need to find this text and match it in your Regexp. It will automatically be passed as the last parameter in the step definition. For example:
@Given("^a blog post named \"([^\"]*)\" with Markdown body$")
public void a_blog_post_named_something_with_markdown_body(String title, String markdown) {
// Save it in the database
}
Given /^a blog post named "([^"]*)" with Markdown body$/ do |title, markdown|
Post.create!(:title => title, :body => markdown)
end
Indentation of the opening """
is unimportant, although common practice is two spaces in from the enclosing step. The indentation inside the triple quotes, however, is significant. Each line of the string passed to the step definition’s block will be de-indented according to the opening """
. Indentation beyond the column of the opening """
will therefore be preserved.
Data Tables are handy for specifying a larger piece of data:
Given the following users exist:
| name | email | phone |
| Aslak |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| 123 |
| Matt |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| 234 |
| Joe |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| 456 |
Just like Doc Strings, they will be passed to the Step Definition as the last argument:
@Given("^the following users exist$")
public void the_following_users_exist(DataTable users) {
// Save them in the database
}
Given /^the following users exist$/ do |users|
User.create!(users.hashes)
end
If you use a DocString or DataTable argument in steps in Scenario Outlines, any < >
delimited tokens will be substituted with values from the example tables. For example:
Scenario Outline: Email confirmation
Given I have a user account with my name "Jojo Binks"
When an Admin grants me <Role> rights
Then I should receive an email with the body:
"""
Dear Jojo Binks,
You have been granted <Role> rights. You are <details>. Please be responsible.
-The Admins
"""
Examples:
| Role | details |
| Manager | now able to manage your employee accounts |
| Admin | able to manage any user account on the system |
One very powerful feature in Cucumber is comparison of tables. You can compare a table argument to another table that you provide within your step definition. This is something you would typically do in a Then
step, and the other table would typically be constructed programmatically from your application’s data.
Beware that the diffing algorithm expects your data to be column-oriented, and that the first row of both tables represents column names. If your tables don’t have some similarity in the first row you will not get very useful results. The column names must be unique for each column – and they must match.
Here is an example of a Data Table that we want to diff against actual results:
Then I should see the following cukes:
| Latin | English |
| Cucumis sativus | Cucumber |
| Cucumis anguria | Burr Gherkin |
A Step Definition can diff the DataTable with data pulled out of your application, for example from a Web page or a Database:
@Then("^I should see the following cukes:$")
public void the_following_users_exist(DataTable expectedCukesTable) {
// We'd typically pull this out of a database or a web page...
List<Cuke> actualCukes = new ArrayList();
actualCukes.add(new Cuke("Cucumis sativus", "Concombre"));
actualCukes.add(new Cuke("Cucumis anguria", "Burr Gherkin"));
expectedCukesTable.diff(actualCukes)
}
The list passed to diff
can be a DataTable
, List<YourType>
,
List<Map>
or a List<List<ScalarType>>
.
Then /^I should see the following cukes:$/ do |expected_cukes_table|
# We'd typically pull this out of a database or a web page...
actual_cukes = [
['Latin', 'English'],
['Cucumis sativus', 'Concombre'],
['Cucumis anguria', 'Burr Gherkin']
]
expected_cukes_table.diff!(actual_cukes)
end
The list passed to diff!
can be a Cucumber::Ast::Table
,
Array
of Map
or an Array
of Array
of String
.
If you are using [Capybara](http://jnicklas.github.com/capybara/) and you want to compare a Gherkin DataTable with a HTML table rendered in a Web page you can construct an Array like so:
rows = find("table#selector").all('tr')
table = rows.map { |r| r.all('th,td').map { |c| c.text.strip } }
expected_table.diff!(table)
If the tables are different, an exception is thrown, and the diff of the two tables are reported in the Report.
Cucumber provides an API that lets you take control over how strings are converted to other types. This is useful especially for dynamically typed languages, but also for statically typed languages when you need more control over the transformation.
Let’s consider a common example - turning a string into a date:
Given today's date is "10-03-1971"
First of all, this might mean the 10th of March in some countries, and the 3rd of October in others. It’s best to be explicit about how we want this converted. We’ll try to convert it to 10th of March 1971.
Cucumber-JVM knows how to convert strings into various scalar types. A scalar type is a type that can be derived from a single
string value. Cucumber-JVM's built-in scalar types are numbers, enums, java.util.Date
,
java.util.Calendar
and arbitrary types that have a single-argument constructor that is either a
String
or an Object
.
Transformation to java.util.Date
and java.util.Calendar
will work out-of-the-box as long as the
string value matches one of the SHORT
, MEDIUM
, FULL
or LONG
formats
defined by java.util.DateFormat
.
It turns out that 10-03-1971
from our example doesn't match any of those formats, so we have to give Cucumber a hint:
@Given("today's date is \"(.*)\"")
public void todays_date_is(@Format("dd-MM-yyyy") Date today) {
}
Many Java programmers like to use Joda Time. Cucumber-JVM doesn't have any special support for Joda Time, but since Joda's LocalDate
has a LocalDate(Object)
constructor it is considered a scalar by default.
However, in this case it wouldn't also know how to pass the _format_ string, so you would get an exception when Cucumber instantiates it
with new LocalDate("10-03-1971")
.
A custom formatter gives you full control:
@Given("today's date is \"(.*)\"")
public void todays_date_is(
@Format("dd-MM-yyyy")
@Transform(JodaTransformer.class)
LocalDate today) {
}
The custom transformer looks like this:
public class JodaTransformer extends Transformer<LocalDate> {
@Override
public LocalDate transform(String value) {
String format = getParameterInfo().getFormat();
DateTimeFormatter dateTimeFormatter = DateTimeFormat.forStyle(format);
dateTimeFormatter = dateTimeFormatter.withLocale(getLocale());
return dateTimeFormatter.parseLocalDate(value);
}
}
Of course, you can write transformers for anything, not just dates.
Let's Transform
anything that looks like a date into an instance of Date
:
require 'date'
Transform(/^(\d\d-\d\d-\d\d\d\d)$/) do |arg|
Date.strptime(arg, '%d-%m-%Y')
end
This applies to Cucumber-JVM only
Data Tables can be transformed to a List
of various types. We’ll see how the table in the following Scenario can be transformed to different kinds of lists.
Scenario: Some vegetables
Given I have these vegetables:
| name | color |
| Cucumber | Green |
| Tomato | Red |
The table can be transformed into a list of vegetables:
public class Vegetable {
public String name;
public Color color; // Color is an enum
}
The Step Definition:
@Given("I have these vegetables:")
public void I_have_these_vegetables(List<Vegetable> vegetables) {
// Do something with the vegetables
}
The header row is used to name fields in the generic List type.
IMPORTANT: If the generic List type (Vegetable
in this case) is a scalar (i.e. it has a String
or Object
constructor), the header will not be used to name fields in the class. Instead you would get a List that has one Vegetable
for each cell (6 in this case). See List of Scalar below.
You can also transform a DataTable to a list of maps:
@Given("I have these vegetables:")
public void I_have_these_vegetables(List<Map<String, String>> vegetables) {
// Do something with the vegetables
}
The Key
and Value
generic types of the Map
can be any kind of scalar type.
You can also convert it to a list of list scalar:
@Given("I have these vegetables:")
public void I_have_these_vegetables(List<List<String>> vegetables) {
// Do something with the vegetables
}
This will convert it to a flattened list like this:
[["name", "color"], ["Cucumber", "Green"], ["Tomato", "Red"]]
You can also convert it to a list of scalar:
@Given("I have these vegetables:")
public void I_have_these_vegetables(List<String> vegetables) {
// Do something with the vegetables
}
This will convert it to a flattened list like this: ["name", "color", "Cucumber", "Green", "Tomato", "Red"]
@Given("I have these vegetables:")
public void I_have_these_vegetables(Map<String,String> vegetables) {
// Do something with the vegetables
}
This will convert it to a map list like this: {"name" => "color", "Cucumber" => "Green", "Tomato" => "Red"}
Note that this only works for tables with 2 columns. If you’re converting into a Map
it is usually adviseable that the Gherkin table doesn’t have a top row naming the columns.
TODO: Summarise info from:


1. Leaves opposite or whorled
2. Leaves 2-lobed, resin-coated; flowers bright yellow; fruit covered with white, spreading hairs — desert shrub; leaf sometimes treated as compound with 2 leaflets fused at base ..... ZYGOPHYLLACEAE (Larrea)
2' Leaves entire or toothed to palmately lobed or divided; flower ± green or white to creamy yellow, blue, or purple; fruit not covered with white, spreading hairs
3. Leaves lobed or divided; fruit splitting into mericarps
4. Shrub <= 1 m; stigmas 5, on long, stiff style; ovary not winged; mericarps wingless, each tipped by a spirally coiled beak ..... GERANIACEAE (Pelargonium) (2) {G24}
4' Tree or large shrub; stigmas 2(3), ± sessile; ovary 2(3)-winged; mericarps winged, beaks 0 ..... SAPINDACEAE (Acer) {G7,12}
3' Leaves entire or toothed; fruit a capsule or drupe
5.  FRANKENIACEAE (Frankenia palmeri)
5' Leaves generally thin or leathery, not salt encrusted, generally >= 2 mm wide, not united by a sheath
6. Stamens > in number than petals ..... RUTACEAE (Cneoridium)
6' Stamens = in number to petals
7. Petals opposite stamens, generally ± cupped ..... RHAMNACEAE {G12,21}
7' Petals alternate stamens, generally ± flat
8. Leaves opposite ..... CELASTRACEAE
8' Leaves ± whorled at some nodes, alternate at others ..... PITTOSPORACEAE
1' Leaves alternate, sometimes reduced to minute scales or so quickly deciduous that the plants are generally leafless
9. Leaves lobed
10. Tendrils present; plant a woody vine, generally trailing or climbing on other plants
11. Flowers solitary, large and showy ..... PASSIFLORACEAE
11' Flowers in panicles, small and inconspicuous ..... VITACEAE (Vitis) {G7,9,12}
10' Tendrils 0; plant ± erect, not climbing
12. Inflorescence a panicle; flowers radial; 2–4 mm diam; fruit a drupe ..... ANACARDIACEAE (Rhus aromatica)
12' Inflorescence an umbel; flowers ± bilateral, 15–40 mm wide; fruit splitting into 5 mericarps ..... GERANIACEAE (Pelargonium) (2) {G24}
9' Leaves entire or toothed, unlobed
13. Leaf palmately veined, the blade well developed
14. Flowers strongly bilateral ..... FABACEAE (Cercis)
14' Flowers radial ..... RHAMNACEAE (Ceanothus)
13' Leaf pinnately veined, 1-veined, or reduced to a bladeless scale
15. Flowers strongly bilateral
16. Stamens 4, all inserted on 1 side of ovary, free or nearly so; sepals rose-purple, petal-like, widely spreading; upper 3 petals similar, stalked, free or fused, lower 2 petals reduced to fleshy scales or glands; fruit an indehiscent pod bearing slender, barb-tipped prickles ..... KRAMERIACEAE
16' Stamens 6–8 or 10, all filaments or 9 of 10 fused into a tube around the ovary [tube often open on 1 side]; sepals variously colored, sometimes petal-like; no petals reduced to fleshy scales or glands; fruit a capsule, legume, or unarmed, indehiscent pod
17. Sepals all fused, at least at base, forming a cup-shaped to cylindric calyx tube, generally not petal-like; the odd petal [banner] uppermost, overlapping the margins of the 2 upper lateral petals; lower 2 lateral petals generally free at base but fused toward the tip, forming a keel that encloses stamens and ovary; fruit a legume or indehiscent pod ..... FABACEAE (Papilionoideae)
17' Sepals free, petal-like, 2 of them spreading and very different from the other 3; the odd petal lowermost, often appendaged, folded and forming a keel enclosing stamens and ovary, a banner petal never present; fruit a flattened capsule ..... POLYGALACEAE {G15,18,22,24}
15' Flowers radial or nearly so
18. Stamens > in number than petals (sterile stamens as many as petals in pistillate flowers of Castela (Simaroubaceae))
19. Petals dark blue-purple; stems and leaves gland-dotted, very strongly scented ..... RUTACEAE (Thamnosma)
19' Petals white to yellow or green; stems and leaves not scented
20. Hypanthium present, well developed, tubular or cup-shaped ..... ROSACEAE {G10,15,21,22}
20' Hypanthium 0 or small and disk-shaped
21. Anthers opening by small round pores; petals 5; stem not thorn-tipped; moist sites ..... ERICACEAE (Rhododendron columbianum)
21' Anthers opening along sides by long slits; petals 4–6; stems (except Glossopetalon pungens) generally thorn-tipped; arid sites
22. Flowers unisexual; ovary deeply 4–8-lobed ..... SIMAROUBACEAE (Castela) {G7,9,10}
22' Flowers bisexual; ovary unlobed
23. Petals generally 5; ovary sessile on receptacle, chamber 1; stem angled; leaves oblong or narrowly elliptic to obovate, deciduous or ± persistent; fruit a follicle ..... CROSSOSOMATACEAE (Glossopetalon) (2)
23' Petals 4; ovary raised ± 1 mm above receptacle on short stalk, chambers 2; stem smooth; leaves scale-like, soon deciduous; fruit a berry ..... KOEBERLINIACEAE
18' Stamens = in number to petals
24. Leaves all reduced to bladeless scales; twigs very slender, jointed, green ..... TAMARICACEAE
24' Leaves with expanded blades, linear to (ob)ovate, sometimes early deciduous; twigs not jointed, green or brown
25. Stamens opposite petals; petals generally with cupped blade ..... RHAMNACEAE (2) {G12,21}
25' Stamens alternate petals; petals generally flat
26. Leaves 6–17 mm
27. Flowers many in tight, leafy-bracted panicle; ovary chambers 5 ..... CELASTRACEAE (Mortonia)
27' Flowers solitary, axillary; ovary chamber 1 ..... CROSSOSOMATACEAE (Glossopetalon) (2)
26' Leaves 15–150 mm
28. Petals 8–15 mm ..... PITTOSPORACEAE (2) {G9}
28' Petals 1.5–3 mm
29. Leaves 20–80 mm wide, elliptic to ovate; flowers many in terminal panicle ..... ANACARDIACEAE {G7,9,20}
29' Leaves 5–10 mm wide, ± lanceolate; flowers 1–few, axillary ..... CELASTRACEAE (Maytenus)


L1.ceiling.Rd
Computes the smallest value of the LASSO coefficient L1 that leads to an all-zero weight vector for a given linear regression problem.
L1.ceiling(X, y, a = rep(1, nrow(X)), d = rep(1, ncol(X)), P = diag(ncol(X)), m = rep(0, ncol(X)), l2 = 1, balanced = FALSE)
| X | n-by-p matrix of n samples in p dimensions |
|---|---|
| y | n-by-1 vector of response values. Must be numeric vector for regression, factor with 2 levels for binary classification, or NULL for a one-class task. |
| a | n-by-1 vector of sample weights (regression only) |
| d | p-by-1 vector of feature weights |
| P | p-by-p feature association penalty matrix |
| m | p-by-1 vector of translation coefficients |
| l2 | coefficient for the L2-norm penalty |
| balanced | boolean specifying whether the balanced model is being trained (binary classification only) (default: FALSE) |
The largest meaningful value of the L1 parameter (i.e., the smallest value that yields a model with all zero weights)
The cyclic coordinate descent updates the model weight \(w_k\) using a soft threshold operator \( S( \cdot, \lambda_1 d_k ) \) that clips the value of the weight to zero, whenever the absolute value of the first argument falls below \(\lambda_1 d_k\). From here, it is straightforward to compute the smallest value of \(\lambda_1\), such that all weights are clipped to zero.


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Tennessee Medicaid block grant plan heads for federal review
by JONATHAN MATTISENASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Tennessee officials say they’re committing not to halt or limit coverage under a revised proposal to become the first state to receive funding in a lump sum for its Medicaid program, TennCare.
The block grant plan heading for federal consideration Wednesday was amended to say the state “would not be permitted to use this authority to make reductions to its benefits package.”
Though Republican Gov. Bill Lee assured that patients wouldn’t risk losing benefits or eligibility, the first draft elicited overwhelming concern about possible cuts to those areas.
The submitted version also says possible state savings could be used to expand TennCare eligibility.
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Sonia Gandhi turns 73, wishes pour in
Ms. Gandhi, however, is not celebrating her birthday in the wake of rape incidents in various parts of the country and concerns over women’s security.
by PTITop Congress leaders extended birthday wishes to party chief Sonia Gandhi, who turned 73 on Monday.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi also wished Ms. Gandhi, tweeting, “Birthday wishes to Mrs. Sonia Gandhi Ji. Praying for her long life and good health.”
Ms. Gandhi, however, is not celebrating her birthday in the wake of rape incidents in various parts of the country and concerns over women’s security, sources said.
“The longest serving Congress President, Sonia Gandhi’s exemplary strength of character has inspired generations of Congress leaders. Her strength, dignity, compassion and grace has united us and made us strong. We wish her a very happy birthday,” a tweet from the party’s official Twitter handle said.
Senior Congress leaders Kumari Selja, Manish Tewari, Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, Deputy Chief Minister Sachin Pilot, Milind Deora, Mahila Congress chief Sushmita Dev, Youth Congress chief Srinivas B.V., were among those who wished the party chief early in the morning.
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh, former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Randeep Singh Surjewala also wished Gandhi on the occasion.
“A spirit of sacrifice, service before self, innate faith in human goodness & a character made of steel is what sets Smt. Sonia Gandhi apart. Warm birthday wishes to Congress president,” Mr. Surjewala tweeted.


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9/19/2018
Emily Legenza remembers the first time she realized she wanted to be a teacher.
Standing in The Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City, she sang with her 23-member high school choral chamber and looked at the gothic arches above her.
“I remember thinking this is it, this is what I want to do,” Emily Legenza, a junior studying music education, said.
In the fall of 2018, 3.2 million teachers entered the workforce, according to the National Center of Education Statistics. Legenza will join this number when she graduates in 2020. This number may seem large, but to people who study the implications of education, this number is lower than it should be.
Educators play a prevalent role within the state economy. Together, OU and its counterparts — including research, alumni, small businesses, students and visitors — contributed more than $2.9 billion to the state economy in 2017, according to a previous Post report. Professional interns from The Patton College of Education accounted for $12.9 million.
“My choir teacher that I had known since I was little decided to leave the year that we went on that trip,” Legenza said. “I realized I wanted to be the teacher that stays so people can have a program to come back and visit when they’re older.”
Despite various initiatives and grants attempting to aid primary educators, the number of college students wanting to be educators is declining due to intense scrutiny, lack of resources, standardized testing and declining population.
Unfortunately, Legenza isn’t the only student to experience an absence of educators in the public school system. Almost a third of new public school teachers leave the profession, according to a recent survey conducted by The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.
“We have fewer people who identify themselves as wanting to be a teacher,” Joseph Keferl, the professor of education and human services at Wright State University and chairman of State University Education Deans, or SUED, said. “The fact is that there are vulnerabilities for a profession that requires people to be highly ethical trained and skilled makes it hard.”
The organization is a collection of dean-level staff across the 13 four-year state colleges in Ohio that offer education preparation programs. SUED aims to teach the greater public the importance of education, Keferl said.
“People don’t realize how much time, energy and work our teacher candidates provide to school every year,” Keferl said.
“It’s not the ‘bad teaching’ that is turning people away. It’s the government policies that limit teachers. How the government views education has to change. How they view kids in the classroom on different levels — that is the thing that needs to change.”Emily Legenza
While most work and preparation goes unrecognized, teachers often leave due to subpar working conditions, lack of opportunities and ineffective school leaders. Some of these working conditions involve having an overabundance of strict regulation that subjugates teachers to criticism.
“It’s not the ‘bad teaching’ that is turning people away. It’s the government policies that limit teachers,” Legenza said. “How the government views education has to change. How they view kids in the classroom on different levels — that is the thing that needs to change.”
The implementation of the Common Core State Standards Initiative in 2009 has created controversy between the federal government and the selection of education standards seen in the primary education setting.
State education chiefs, governors and several educators throughout the U.S. came together to develop the Common Core. They set academic standards for kindergarten through 12th grade in English language arts and mathematics. Standardized testing is often used to measure both student and educator performance.
“I get asked if I’m worried about getting a job, but really there’s a massive teacher shortage right now. I am worried about testing though, and how the classes are being cut because of the testing,” said Legenza, looking forward to her career as an educator.
Educators who scrutinize the common core (regardless of primary education setting) believe that Common Core attempts to provide equal education throughout the U.S. and high standards for children in lower socioeconomic areas aren’t attainable, according to NPR.
The public can voice their opinion on state-government education issues after the legislation has been passed, but they rarely do so, Thomas Parsons, the director of curriculum and development for Athens City School District, said.
“It does require that people stay on top of that, and I’m not sure all educators do that,” Parsons said.
Data from the U.S. Department of Education asserts that students in high-poverty areas are twice as likely to be taught by teachers with short-term licenses than students in low-poverty areas. This creates a system in which there is a lack of teachers entering the workforce in urban areas.
Reasons for leaving primary schools vary based on socio-economic data. For example, there have been several studies conducted that suggest behavior and classroom disruptions are more prevalent in low-funded schools due to the mistrust of teachers, according to New York University.
The Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education, or TEACH, grant program is one of the programs many education professionals partake in throughout the U.S. because of its ability to offer a four-year grant to teachers who wish to obtain higher education degrees. The grant requires, however, that the educator spend an four years in a low-income primary school.
As of last year, federal aid provided to the TEACH grant program totaled $96 million. Similar grant programs that offer loans continue to be popular among young educators, and they play a significant role in consumption patterns in Ohio.
 “But, the program was initially started to get teachers into inner city schools. People later leave these schools for better opportunities.”
Legenza hopes to teach at a more rural area after graduation — she grew up in a small town in northwest Ohio and wants her children to have the same experience.
“I don’t think I’d want to work in the inner city because of the high turnover rate. It’s not good for the kids. If you’re a second grade, first-year teacher, it might be hard for the teachers to accommodate without veteran teachers,” Megan Wolfe, a senior studying early childhood education and communication sciences and disorders, said.
In Ohio, the median income of teachers in the 2016-17 school year was $57,000, almost $2,000 dollars less than the median income nationwide, according to The Washington Post.
“My friends always tell me, ‘Your major is so easy, you don’t even do anything,’ but I don’t let it bother me much,” Wolfe said.
Data regarding that transfer of teachers from low-income to higher-income schools, however, is hard to find. The topic is discussed among educators, but hard numerical data supporting this trend is limited.
“I’ve heard it spoken of very often, but I’m not sure if I’ve seen anything factual enough to make a decision [on the TEACH Grant],” Parsons said.
Declines in population are also to blame for the decrease in enrollment rates for primary education across the country, William Shambora, a professor of economics at Ohio University, said. These rates affect both schools and the demand for education positions.
While birth rates in the U.S. have declined as a whole, population rates in Ohio have both increased and decreased since the beginning of 2010. Larger increases of births were seen in more urban areas like Franklin County and Delaware County. Smaller counties, however, with slower population growth rates still struggle with primary education enrollment.
“I don’t think the issue is training, I love the training. [I go into] schools to do my internship with the Athens youth choir and it is amazing. I don’t find that it’s hard to be an education major. I’m better preparing myself,” Legenza said.
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New Jersey teen accused of killing family to stand trial in adult court
by WABCLONG BRANCH, New Jersey (WABC) -- A New Jersey teenager who allegedly shot and killed his parents, sister and a family friend on New Year's Eve in 2017 will stand trial in adult court.
Monmouth County prosecutors made the announcement Friday.
Scott Kologi faces four counts of first-degree murder and a weapons charge.
He was 16 when the shootings occurred in his family's Long Branch home on New Year's Eve two years ago.
Members of the Long Branch and West Long Branch police departments responded to a report of a shooting at a home on Wall Street just before midnight. Authorities have not disclosed a possible motive.
Prosecutors have said the semi-automatic rifle used in the killings was legally owned by someone in the home.
The teen's brother and grandfather and another friend were in the house at the time of the shooting but escaped unharmed.
Kologi's first appearance in court will be at a detention hearing scheduled for November 20, in Monmouth County Superior Court.
He would face 30 years to life without parole in a New Jersey state prison if convicted of murder and would face 5 to 10 years in prison if convicted of the second-degree crime.
Kologi, now 18, remains jailed in a youth detention center.
(The Associated Press contributed to this story)


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xlsx2json [OPTIONS] EXCEL_FILENAME
xlsx2json reads an workbook .xlsx file and returns each row as a JSON object (or array of objects). If a JavaScript file and callback name are provided then that will be used to generate the resulting JSON content.
The callback function in JavaScript should return an object that looks like
{"path": ..., "source": ..., "error": ...}
The “path” property should contain the desired filename to use for storing the JSON blob. If it is empty the output will only be displayed to standard out.
The “source” property should be the final version of the object you want to turn into a JSON blob.
The “error” property is a string and if the string is not empty it will be used as an error message and cause the processing to stop.
A simple JavaScript Examples:
/* counter.js - Add column Counter saving i in the JSON output. */
var i = 0;
/*
* callback is the default name looked for when processing.
* the command line option -callback lets you used a different name.
*/
function callback(row) {
i += 1;
if (i > 10) {
/* Stop if processing more than 10 rows. */
return {"error": "too many rows..."}
}
/* Add a counter column and save the current value of i */
row.Counter = i
return {
"path": "data/" + i + ".json",
"source": row,
"error": ""
}
}
-c The name of the JavaScript function to use as a callback
-callback The name of the JavaScript function to use as a callback
-h display help
-help display help
-i Run with an interactive repl
-interactive Run with an interactive repl
-j JavaScript filename
-js JavaScript filename
-l display license
-license display license
-s Specify the number of the sheet to process
-sheet Specify the number of the sheet to process
-v display version
-version display version
xlsx2json myfile.xlsx
xlsx2json counter.js myfile.xlsx
xlsx2json -callback row2obj row2obj.js myfile.xlsx
xlsx2json -i myfile.xlsx


Recall alert: Wegmans recalls two vegetable products
by Natalie Dreier, Cox Media Group National Content DeskGrocery store chain Wegmans has recalled two of its vegetable products due to potential listeria contamination.
The company has recalled Veggie Power Blend and Tofu Shiitake Slaw, both of which were sold on the self-serve cold bar between Sept. 29 and Nov. 4.
If you purchased the affected products that were made by the Mann Packing Company, the products can be returned to the store for a full refund.
For more information call Wegmans at<PHONE_NUMBER> Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. or Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.


MatchesAPI
open class MatchesAPI: APIBase
Undocumented
-
Get match for the device by its id
Declaration
Swift
open class func getMatch(deviceId: String, matchId: String, completion: @escaping ((_ data: Match?, _ error: Error?) -> Void))
Parameters
deviceId
(path) The id (UUID) of the user device.
matchId
(path) The id (UUID) of the match.
completion
completion handler to receive the data and the error objects
-
Get match for the device by its id
- GET /devices/{deviceId}/matches/{matchId}
examples: [{contentType=application/json, example={
createdAt
: 0,publication
: {duration
: 2.027123023002322,createdAt
: 6,worldId
:aeiou
,topic
:aeiou
,range
: 3.616076749251911,location
: {createdAt
: 1,altitude
: 2.3021358869347655,verticalAccuracy
: 9.301444243932576,latitude
: 5.962133916683182,horizontalAccuracy
: 7.061401241503109,longitude
: 5.637376656633329 },id
:aeiou
,deviceId
:aeiou
,properties
:}, “id” : “aeiou”, “subscription” : { “duration” : 1.2315135367772556, “createdAt” : 4, “worldId” : “aeiou”, “matchTTL” : 1.0246457001441578, “topic” : “aeiou”, “range” : 7.386281948385884, “location” :
,selector
:aeiou
,pushers
: [aeiou
],id
:aeiou
,deviceId
:aeiou
} }}]
Declaration
Swift
open class func getMatchWithRequestBuilder(deviceId: String, matchId: String) -> RequestBuilder<Match>
Parameters
deviceId
(path) The id (UUID) of the user device.
matchId
(path) The id (UUID) of the match.
Return Value
RequestBuilder
-
Get matches for the device
Declaration
Swift
open class func getMatches(deviceId: String, completion: @escaping ((_ data: Matches?, _ error: Error?) -> Void))
Parameters
deviceId
(path) The id (UUID) of the device.
completion
completion handler to receive the data and the error objects
-
Get matches for the device
- GET /devices/{deviceId}/matches
examples: [{contentType=application/json, example=“”}]
Declaration
Swift
open class func getMatchesWithRequestBuilder(deviceId: String) -> RequestBuilder<Matches>
Parameters
deviceId
(path) The id (UUID) of the device.
Return Value
RequestBuilder


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