(protected) new Header(Create, Create, Create)
The header of a packet. The construco
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Create |
an empty header | |
Create |
String | the header from the string |
Create |
Packets | the header from the string |
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Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
headerLength |
Integer | null | The number of characters in the header. |
payloadLength |
Integer | null | The number of characters in the payload. |
tailerLength |
Integer | null | The number of characters in the tail. |
Methods
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decode(The) → {Boolean}
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Take a packetized string and decode the header info
Parameters:
Name Type Description The
String stream string - Source:
Returns:
If the stream could be decoded- Type
- Boolean
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encode() → {String}
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Encode this header to ship with the packet
- Source:
Returns:
The encoded header, empty string if the header is undefined.- Type
- String
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parse(The) → {Boolean}
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Read the next complete payload out of the stream.
Parameters:
Name Type Description The
String string to use to create the header. - Source:
Returns:
If the string could be parsed- Type
- Boolean


Classes
The following classes are available globally.
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For problems involving N-dimensional Cartesian locations, it is simpler to implement one concrete model than multiple custom spaces like
(left, right)
and is arguably clearer.This class models an N-dimensional
Space
of integer coordinates whereN >= 0
. Each dimension is initialized with a half-open interval, orRange
, like0..<10
or-5..<5
. ALocation
then is just an array of integers.The default initializer generates the special case of
N = 0
and permits expressions likelet mySpace = Space()
which gives you a concrete representation of nothing (in case you are working on big bang theory).
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public class EuclideanSpace
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Named in honor of Java’s
See moreObject
, this superclass provides a default equivalence relation and hash code for any Swift types you want to use in aCollection
(likeArray
orSet
). Subclasses may override default implementations as needed.Declaration
Swift
public class Object : Hashable
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Environments send events to a single observer delegate.
Modify subclasses to support multiple listeners if needed.
Declaration
Swift
public class ObserverDelegate<E> where E : EuclideanEnvironment
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Environment view implementation which logs performed action and provides a comma-separated String with all actions performed so far.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public class SimpleActionTracker : ObserverDelegate<VacuumWorld.Environment>
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Artificial Intelligence A Modern Approach (3rd Edition): pg 58.
Let the world contain just two locations. Each location may or may not contain dirt, and the agent may be in one location or the other. There are 8 possible world states, as shown in Figure 3.2. The agent has three possible actions in this version of the vacuum world:
See moreLeft
,Right
, andSuck
. Assume for the moment, that sucking is 100% effective. The goal is to clean up all the dirt.Declaration
Swift
public class VacuumWorld


Project:
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e.g.,
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Count: Number of samples for this project
Start: Sample number at which you want the barcode printing to start


Smart Invoice NodeJS SDK
Smart Invoice is a transportation layer which allow participants securely exchange documents between them.
API documentation: https://smart-invoice.github.io/smartinvoice-js/
How to use it
npm install --save smartinvoice-sdk
// ES6 project
import SmartInvoice from 'smartinvoice-sdk';
// or below
var SmartInvoice = require("smartinvoice-sdk").default
var identity = SmartInvoice.createIdentity();
var host = "https://api.difacturo.com"
var config = { host: host}
var smartinvoice = new SmartInvoice(config, identity);


Tutorial: Exporting a skeleton from 3dsmax 5
This tutorial shows how to export a basic skeleton from 3D studio max 5.
Create the scene
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Create a Box with several height segments in the perspective view.
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Add bones in the front view, in order to be able to skin this box. Here I change bones height and width to 20...
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Add the skin modifier to the box and attach the bones which have just been created.
Now, if you move or rotate the bones, the mesh will 'follow' them.
Bones animation
In order to animate the box, let's create some keys in a trackview ("Graph Editors/New track view"). Another way is to 'play with the setKey button.
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Select Bone02 for example.
Create keys at frame 0 and 20 in the Z rotation track and move the one at frame 20.
Do the same thing for another bone and another axis...
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Exporter uses the controller tracks in order to know when it should set animation keyframes.
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The last thing to do is applying a material, or you will not be able to export.
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Now, the box can be exported by the exporter. Select it, uncheck "export texure information" because Texture coordinates have not
been generated by UVWMap modifier for example, and there will be an error if you try to export.
But a great feature would be to export Inverse Kinematics... It's possible !
Inverse Kinematics
-
Select Bone01 and go to "Animation/IK solver/HI solver", now select the last bone. This step creates an IK Chain.
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You can animate it with its track view, with a spline as a path or anything else you want. But there will not be any keys in bones controllers tracks.
And... if there is no key, there is no animation. Just add them in a track view. You can use the controller and sub_controllers you want
for Rotation and Position, just choose a track and add your keys. Do that to all the bones.
That's all ! Have fun with this exporter !
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--- layout: post title: Help improve Rails documentation on Git branch categories: - documentation author: David published: true date: 2008-05-02 17:32:00.000000000 +01:00 ---
Pratik’s documentation branch for Rails has moved to http://github.com/lifo/docrails. This branch is open for all to contribute to directly. Just send Pratik a note on Github asking for access and it shall be granted. There’s even a page for the conventions used on the branch.
This makes it easier than ever to help improve the documentation for Rails and harder than ever to just sit back and whine about it. Make something great!


Part 1 - The Basics
About Carz
Carz was a plugin created to add role-play to my City server. You are able to purchase a Car (Minecart) and lock it to your player, upgrade your car's speed and manage your fuel. Everything is configurable to match the needs of any server.
The plugin is role-play based and can nicely integrate with any Economy compatible plugin, to allow for monetary purchases.
The players are able to interact with signs instead of commands, to allow for a more immersive experience; for example putting a fuel sign in a Petrol station.
Carz Commands
Each individual command can be disabled in the config.yml, to allow for full configuration. The available commands are as follows:
/carz fuel
Display's the current cars fuel level. If Fuel is enabled.
/carz refuel
Make a purchase to fill the fuel in your current car.
No extra permission is required, but if Economy is used, a player must have sufficient funds before successfully purchasing.
/carz purchase
Add an owned car to your inventory. You will have full ownership of the car and no other player will be able to unlock it once placed.
Permission Carz.Purchase is required. If Economy is used, a player must have sufficient funds before successfully purchasing.
/carz stash
Stash the car you are currently in, back into your inventory. This can also be achieved by hitting the car.
/carz upgrade
Upgrade the speed of the Car you are currently sat in. This will play a sound and the car will immediately be increased in speed.
Permission Carz.Upgrade is required. If Economy is used, a player must have sufficient funds before successfully purchasing.
/carz addCB
Add a Material to the list of Climbable Blocks.
Permission Carz.Admin is required.
/carz reload
Reload the Carz configuration file.
Permission Carz.Admin is required.


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“In the brain, naming an emotion can help calm it. Here is where finding words to label an internal experience becomes
really helpful. We can call this “Name it to tame it”... Your inner sea and your interpersonal relationships will all
benefit from naming what is going on and bringing more integration into your life.”
― Daniel J. Siegel, Brainstorm: The Power and Purpose of the Teenage Brain
Let’s begin? I invite you to take a full, nurturing, rich breath, and as you let the air flow out effortlessly, bring your attention to what you’re noticing in your body at this moment: it could be an emotion, a physical sensation, an impulse towards doing… whatever it is, intend to find words to describe it - not explain or justify it, but describe it:
- Where is it in your body? ……………………………………………….
- What does it feel like? ……………………………………………….
- What words can you put around it? ……………………………………………….
Take as much time as you need to name what you’re noticing. And then take a few more deep breaths and repeat the process one more time:
Aim your awareness to what you’re noticing in your body, around your thoughts, or emotions, and whatever it is, intend to find one or two words to describe it (don’t go into the story around it, just describe it). Again take time.
- Where is it in your body? ……………………………………………….
- What does it feel like? ……………………………………………….
- What words can you put around it? ……………………………………………….
When you’re feeling complete, take one more full breath in, and then notice how your experience of the present moment has shifted.
Has anything changed for you? How is it helpful to pause for a moment and notice what’s happening for you? We hope you can bring this practice into everyday moments.
Whenever you find yourself feeling too overwhelmed and when it’s difficult to process your inner world, come back to this and name it to tame it.
If you would like learn how to connect with what’s coming up for you, chat to us about 1:1 Somatic Explorations where you can explore and be supported as you gain a deeper understanding of yourself.


use these graphs to generate multiple sub-queries from a single query string.
To see how token graphs produced by the word_delimiter
and
word_delimiter_graph
filters differ, check out the following example.
Example
Basic token graph
Both the word_delimiter
and word_delimiter_graph
produce the following token
graph for PowerShot2000
when the following parameters are false
:
This graph does not contain multi-position tokens. All tokens span only one position.
word_delimiter_graph
graph with a multi-position token
The word_delimiter_graph
filter produces the following token graph for
PowerShot2000
when catenate_words
is true
.
This graph correctly indicates the catenated PowerShot
token spans two
positions.
word_delimiter
graph with a multi-position token
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is true
, the word_delimiter
filter produces
the following token graph for PowerShot2000
.
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This function can be used to get datasets about fines applied or collected by the Brazilian Institute for the Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (IBAMA). This function allows to search datasets for different states of Brasil, or for the whole country. The resulting dataset is cleaned.
get_dataset_ibamam(dataset, uf = "all", clean = TRUE)
| dataset | Which dataset to search for. Can receive one of the values: for fines applied, use 'distribuidas', or for fines collected, use 'arrecadadas'. |
|---|---|
| uf | Abreviation of the name of the states (two letters in lower case) that data will be obtained. Default is "all", so all data from all the states of Brazil will be returned by default. |
| clean | Whether the dataset should be cleaned or not. If TRUE, the dataset will be cleaned. If FALSE, the returned dataset will be the original version, without modifications. Default is TRUE. |
a data frame:
Date of issue of the tax assessment notice
Name of the municipality cleaned from the original
dataset. Only for clean = TRUE
Name of the municipality in the original dataset. Only
for clean = FALSE
Name of the municipality used to join with the
dataset of geobr. Only for clean = TRUE
IBGE code of the municipality in the dataset of
geobr. Only for clean = TRUE
Date of payment of the infraction.
Only for dataset = "arrecadadas"
Amount of money paid up to the date of the last update of
the report. Only for dataset = "arrecadadas"
Identification number of the infraction notice
Type of infraction committed
Date when the data was last updated
Installment number. Only for dataset = "arrecadadas"
Total number of payments in installments.
Only for dataset = "arrecadadas"
State of the federation
Category of the occurrence (Ex: fine, daily fine, warning)
Money currency used in Brazil when the
Monetary status of the infraction
Which legal device framing the infraction notice
Name of the person or company that received the notice
Number of CPF or CNPJ of the person or company that received the notice
Value of the installments for payment of the auto
value. Only for dataset = "arrecadadas"
Monetary amount of the tax assessment notice
Which type of document the cpfCnpj
refears
to: CPF or CNPJ. Only for clean = TRUE
if (FALSE) { get_dataset_ibamam("distribuidas", "SE") get_dataset_ibamam("arrecadadas", "SE") }


England's 1,000 games: Your England all-time XI revealed
Gordon Banks or Peter Shilton? Bobby Moore or Terry Butcher? Gary Lineker or Wayne Rooney?
England's men play their 1,000th match when they face Montenegro on 14 November, and to mark the occasion we asked you to pick your all-time Three Lions XI.
Over 147 years, 19 managers have selected 1,244 players, but through consultation with a collection of BBC Sport's finest football minds, we narrowed it down to 53 of the best from which you could choose.
We had over 126,000 submissions and you can see information about the team you selected below.
The results were discussed in a special programme on BBC Radio 5 Live on Wednesday.
You can still select your own XI for fun using the selector at the bottom of this page, but your choices will not count towards the final results.
GOALKEEPER
Gordon Banks Career span: (1963-72). Caps/goals: 73/0. Major tournaments (in squad) World Cups (WC) 66, 70. European Championships (EU) 68.
World Cup winner who kept 35 clean sheets for England and made 'that' save from Pele. Named Fifa goalkeeper of the year six years in a row from 1966 onwards.
Teams selected in: 61%
DEFENDERS
Gary Neville (1995-2007) 85/0. WC 98, 06. EU 96, 00, 04.
At home in a back three in his early career or more regularly at right-back, and was first choice for more than a decade. England's finest right-back? You clearly think so.
Teams selected in: 42%
Rio Ferdinand (1997-2011) 81/2. WC 98, 02, 06, 10
Was the youngest defender to play for England when he made his debut in 1997, one of only three players to be named in four World Cup squads but never played at a Euros - he sat out Euro 2004 after missing a drugs test.
Teams selected in: 41%
Bobby Moore (1962-73) 108/2. WC 62, 66, 70. EU 68
An icon. Was England's youngest captain at the age of 22 and went on to lead the team on 90 occasions - a record shared with Billy Wright. Lifted the World Cup at Wembley in 1966.
Teams selected in: 78%
Ashley Cole (2001-14). 107/0. WC 02, 06, 10. EU 04, 12
No outfield player has played more times for England without scoring - the left-back was truly world class for the majority of his time in the white shirt. Only Peter Shilton has played in more World Cup finals games for the Three Lions.
Teams selected in: 58%
MIDFIELDERS
David Beckham (1996-2009). 115/17. WC 98, 02, 06. EU 00, 04.
Went from the ignominy of being sent off in France in 1998 to carrying England to the next World Cup virtually single-handed. Scored in three World Cups - the first Englishman to do so. Captain on 59 occasions which puts him fourth on the overall list.
Teams selected in: 50%
Bobby Charlton (1958-70). 106/49. WC 58, 62, 66, 70. EU 68.
One of three men to be picked in four World Cup squads and was England's record appearance holder and goalscorer when he retired after the 1970 World Cup. Made his England debut two months after surviving the Munich air disaster - won the Ballon d'Or in 1966.
Teams selected in: 61%
Paul Gascoigne (1988-98) 57/10. WC 90. EU 96.
The best player of his generation? 'Gazza' was a genuine superstar who captured a nation's hearts in 1990. Only played in two tournaments and lost a semi-final in a shootout to German opposition in both. Iconic player who scored one of England's finest ever goals against Scotland in 1996.
Teams selected in: 50%
FORWARDS
Jimmy Greaves (1959-67) 57/44. WC 62, 66
Scored on his debut at the age of 19 and barely stopped - firing six hat-tricks during his career. Injured during the 1966 World Cup and lost his place to Geoff Hurst for the final. Was England's top scorer when he stopped playing and is only behind Wayne Rooney, Bobby Charlton and Gary Lineker to this day.
Teams selected in: 40%
Gary Lineker (1984-92) 80/48. WC 86, 90. EU 88, 92
Golden Boot winner at the 1986 World Cup, where he scored a hat-trick against Poland, and scored four more in Italy four years later. His World Cup total of 10 goals is only bettered by seven players in history. Ended his career one goal shy of Bobby Charlton's record and is now third on the nation's all-time scoring list. The oldest player to score a hat-trick for England.
Teams selected in: 58%
Alan Shearer (1992-2000) 63/30. WC 98. EU 92, 96, 00
Scored on his debut alongside Gary Lineker and on his final appearance alongside Michael Owen. Captained England at his only World Cup and was top scorer at Euro 96.
Teams selected in: 47%
SUBSTITUTES
These are the players who narrowly missed out on your XI and the percentage of teams they were selected in...
Steven Gerrard (39%), Wayne Rooney (35%), Bryan Robson (28%), Stuart Pearce (28%), Peter Shilton (27%), Paul Scholes (27%), John Terry (24%), Tony Adams (24%), Stanley Matthews (20%).
All stats correct as of 10 November 2019.
Pick England's all-time XI
Select formationConfirm team


| 020:063 Khan | : |
They said: "Verily! These are two magicians.   You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


Badge
A small marker for providing context and semantic meaning to parts of a UI—a pending application, a new feature, a warning message etc.
Default badge
Use a default badge to mark content which is notable but not particularly significant.
Semantic badges
When content is more significant, you can apply a stronger semantic.
Sizes
There are two sizes to choose from, applied using an additional class. Size 1 is the default.
Badge with icon
You can add an icon to support the
badge text and provide visual reinforcement. Use a 12dp icon with default
badges and a 16dp icon with larger badges. The icon is wrapped in a
div
to provide the necessary margin.
Badge with icon
You can add an icon to support the badge text and provide visual reinforcement.
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| Intermediary | Primary | Primary |
| Negative | Primary | Primary |
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I was prescribed 20mg of paroxetine for my depression last year, and having studied the instructions stating they were non-addictive, I proceeded to take one tablet a day. After a period of 2-3 weeks I noticed that I was no longer having wild mood swings and my depression was improving, so I was feeling quite positive about the results.
After about a month of taking the pills, my prescription had run out and I had forgetten to obtain a repeat. It was a bank holiday, so I figured I'd put in the repeat after the long weekend.
This was where the problems started. After 2 days, I woke up feeling really strange.   It felt like I was losing my mind.  I found it really hard to get to sleep, and when I eventually did I had all sorts of crazy dreams and nightmares. My head was racing, and I was having panic attacks.
I woke up the following day feeling much the same. It felt like something had been taken away from me, and I was never going to be the same again. My personality had changed. I was quiet and did not want to leave the house, all the time my head was spinning and the constant feeling of panic and dread would not leave me.
Anyway, after what was the longest 4 hellish days of my life I managed to obtain my repeat pescription and almost immediately after taking the first tablet, I began to feel better.
I am currently still taking Paroxetine, and I'm dreading the time when I have to come off them. I have never experienced any problems with other drugs before, and sincerely wish I had never been pescribed this drug.
If your doctor tries to pescribe this drug for depression problems, I would seriously question it. There are other drugs available, and I'd rather take the depression than be in the situation I'm in now.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


WITNESS LIST County Affairs Committee March 26, 2003-8:00A HB 223 For: Nitsch, Glenn D. (Self and Bellmar Civic Club) Presley, Zera (Self and Bellmar Civic Club, Inc.) Against: Gaines, Jimmy (Texas Landowners Council, Inc.) HB 1433 For: Allison, Jim (County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas) Against: Malcolm, Molly Beth (Texas Democratic Party) On: Bacon, April (Texas Association of County Auditors) HB 1610 For: Hickman, Ron (Self and Justice of the Peace and Constables Association of Texas) Against: Allison, Jim (County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas) HB 1681 For: Daugherty, Gerald (Self and Travis County Commissioners Court) Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties) Spataro, Susan A. (Travis County Auditor and Travis County District Judges) On: Mitchell, Seth (Bexar County Commissioners Court) HB 1687 For: Franke, Wayne T. (Self) Krejci, Victor (Self) Against: Hornseth, Thomas H. (Comal County Road Department) Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties) On: Allison, Jim (County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas) HB 1767 For: Allison, Jim (County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas) HB 1816 On: Bearden, Bob (State Comptroller) HB 2017 For: Allison, Jim (County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas) Cope, Judy (Self) Heusinger, Mary Jane (Self) Murray-Kolb, Elizabeth (Self) Against: Dansby, Jr., C.R. (Self) Hutchinson, Craig (Self and National Hot Rod Assoc. Member Tracks) Lee, Tim (Self) Nunke, Joe (Self) On: Noble, Shannon (Texas Air Conditioning Contractors Assoc.) HB 2029 For: Shafer, Jim (Hamilton County Hospital District Board of Directors) HB 2030 For: Claymon, Jennifer (Davis and Wilkerson, PC for Comanche Consolidated Hospital District) HB 2071 For: Allison, Jim (County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas) Jackson, Jim (Dallas County Commissioners Court) HB 2375 For: Allison, Jim (County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas) Cheatham, Don (City of Houston) HB 2453 For: Beaty, Ralph (Huntsville Memorial Hospital and Walker County Hospital District) Durham, William L. (Self and Huntsville Memorial Hospital and Walker County Hospital District)


class documentation
class ShowInFolder:
callable instance to save and show figures from matplotlib
.
Saves figures to a folder 'figs-...' with incremental filenames allowing to conveniently view and compare these figures.
Each call of the instance saves the current matplotlib
figure and
switches the focus to the save folder by calling the open_path
method.
Example:
>> import cma, matplotlib.pyplot as plt >> show = cma.utilities.utils.ShowInline('01') # use './figs-01' folder >> >> plt.plot([1,2,3]) >> show() # save current plot with a unique name in figs-01 folder >> # and switch focus to the folder
Under macOS, open_path
invokes Finder where the figures can be
conveniently explored and compared using the space and up/down keys.
| Method | __call__ |
save current figure and show folder and/or image in notebook. |
| Method | __init__ |
save figures to folder 'figs-' + name. |
| Method | open |
Undocumented |
| Method | show |
display last saved figure in notebook (doesn't work with pdf) |
| Class Variable | folder |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | format |
filename format string |
| Instance Variable | kwargs |
kwargs to plt.savefig |
| Instance Variable | number |
number of saved figures or id of last saved figure |
| Instance Variable | path |
output folder path |
| Instance Variable | type |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | _last |
Undocumented |
def __call__(self, keep=True, show_in_notebook=False, show_in_folder=True, save=True, width_save=None, width_show=None, name=None):
¶
save current figure and show folder and/or image in notebook.
Uses IPython.display.Image
to show the image in the notebook.


| 002:090 Khan | : |
How bad is that for which they have sold their ownselves, that they should disbelieve in that which Allah has revealed (the Qur'an), grudging that Allah should reveal of His Grace unto whom He will of His slaves. So they have drawn on themselves wrath upon wrath. And for the disbelievers, there is disgracing torment. |
| 002:090 Maulana | : |
Evil is that for which they sell their souls , that they should deny that which Allah has revealed, out of envy that Allah should send down of His grace on whomsoever of His servants He pleases; so they incur wrath upon wrath. And there is an abasing chastisement for the disbelievers. |
| 002:090 Pickthal | : |
Evil is that for which they sell their souls: that they should disbelieve in that which Allah hath revealed, grudging that Allah should reveal of His bounty unto whom He will of His slaves. They have incurred anger upon anger. For disbelievers is a shameful doom. |
| 002:090 Rashad | : |
Miserable indeed is what they sold their souls for - rejecting these revelations of GOD out of sheer resentment that GOD should bestow His grace upon whomever He chooses from among His servants. Consequently, they incurred wrath upon wrath. The disbelievers have incurred a humiliating retribution. |
| 002:090 Sarwar | : |
Evil is that for which they have sold their souls: They have refused to accept God's revelations in rebellion against the servant of God whom He has, by His Grace, chosen to grant His message. They have brought upon themselves God's wrath in addition to the wrath that they had incurred upon themselves for their previous sins. The disbelievers will suffer a humiliating torment. |
| 002:090 Shakir | : |
Evil is that for which they have sold their souls, that they should deny what Allah has revealed, out of envy that Allah should send down of His grace on whomsoever of His servants He pleases; so they have made themselves deserving of wrath upon wrath, and there is a disgraceful punishment for the unbelievers. |
| 002:090 Sherali | : |
Evil is that which they have sold their souls - that they should disbelieve in what ALLAH has revealed, grudging that ALLAH should send down HIS grace on whomsoever of HIS servants HE pleases. So they have incurred wrath upon wrath; and there is a humiliating chastisement for the disbelievers. |
| 002:090 Yusufali | : |
Miserable is the price for which they have sold their souls, in that they deny (the revelation) which Allah has sent down, in insolent envy that Allah of His Grace should send it to any of His servants He pleases: Thus have they drawn on themselves Wrath upon Wrath. And humiliating is the punishment of those who reject Faith. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > مشيئته Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Will الإيمان > اليوم الآخر > الجزاء بالعمل Faith> The Hereafter> The Award against Action الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الذميمة > الغيرة Man and The Moral Relations>The Dispraised Morals>Jealousy
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


Contains a function, also called 'cchs', that calculates Estimator III of Borgan et al (2000), <doi:10.1023/A:1009661900674>. This estimator is for fitting a Cox proportional hazards model to data from a case-cohort study where the subcohort was selected by stratified simple random sampling.
| Version: | 0.4.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.15.0), survival (≥ 2.36-12) |
| Published: | 2017-08-26 |
| Author: | E. Jones |
| Maintainer: | E. Jones <r-cchs at outlook.com> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | cchs results |
| Reference manual: | cchs.pdf |
| Package source: | cchs_0.4.0.tar.gz |
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class: inverse, middle, center background-color: blue background-size: 60%, auto  # Seed systems in Nepal --- Broadly, two types of seed system are recognized in Nepal 1. Informal Seed System - Characterized by farmers producing and preserving their own seeds for subsequent planting. - Farmers exchange small amount of seeds with other farmers as gift, and for both monetary and non monetary value. - Most traditional and local landraces are product of such selection and maintenance process, these land races are important genetic resources for modern plant breeding. - Seed production process is usually managed as a part of crop production and seed distribution as per farmers' choice and demand among neighbors. - Use of retained seeds from their own production, farmers to farmers' seed exchange, informal purchase, gifts etc. 2. Formal seed system - Characterized by a vertically organized production and distribution of tested and released/registered varieties by public and private organizations using agreed quality control mechanism. - Comprises different phases of seed cycle: Breeder, Foundation, Certified and Improved seeds. Formal system: It comprises public or private sector organizations that are linked to the national seed system. NARC, DOA, NSC, Seed companies, NGOs, DISSPRO and CBSP groups etc are under this category. --- class: inverse, center, middle background-color: green # Seed versus Grain --- | SN|Seed |Grain | |--:|:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 1|Result of well planned seed programme, sound scientific knowledge, organized effort, investment on processing, storage and marketing facilities. |It is the part of commercial product and no such knowledge and efforts are used. | | 2|Production and maintenance of quality is the main aim of seed producer. It must be true to its type. During production effort is made to rogue out off-types, diseased plants, objectionable weeds and other crop plants at appropriate stage of crop growth which ensures satisfactory seed purity and health. |In case of grain production, maximizing of yield is the main aim of producer. It may not be true to type. The purity and health status may be inferior. | | 3|The history or pedigree of the seed is ensured. |Varietal purity is unknown. | | 4|Field inspection is done properly by the seed inspector in seed production plot in different stages of crop |No any scientific inspection is done in the growing period of crop. | | 5|The seed is scientifically processed, treated and packed and labelled with proper lot identity. |Processing and labeling is not scientific. | | 6|Seed testing (germination test, purity, seed health and seed moisture) is done before planting. |Routine seed testing is not done before planting. | | 7|The quality of seed is controlled by seed certifying agency. |There is no quality control. | | 8|The standard quality is marked by the certification tags on the seed container. |The quality is not described and is therefore not known. | --- ## Seed policy, 1999 - Ownership of traditional varieties and conservation of Agrobiodiversity - Technical support in seed production and supply by organizing farmers groups in remote areas to enhance access of quality seeds to small farmers - Subsidy on source seed production and transportation of seeds to remote hills and mountain regions; seed supply will be expanded in coordination with private producers and traders including by giving some support. - Involvement of private sectors in source seed production and seed supply in remote areas and seed quality assurance services - Research on Biotechnology and regulation of GMO; Research and studies on biotechnology, genetic engineering, GMO, transgenic plant and tissues culture will proceed in Nepal also but biotechnology regulations will be prepared and implemented for the sake of the general public. - Seed supply: There will be a buffer stock of seed at the national level, which may be utilized under conditions of natural calamity. - Institutional strengthening: This will be fulfilled by the strengthening of the NSB Secretariat, and establishment of non-government laboratories, besides including institutional management in the contracting system whilst the semi-government agency involved in seed will be commercialized. --- ## National Seed Vision (2013-2025) - Self-sufficiency, import substitution and export promotion - Conservation of indigenous varieties and traditional knowledge for crop improvement (sustainable use) - Formulate and amend policy and act for ensuring farmers' rights on seeds - Develop policy for breeders rights to provide incentives and investment in competent seed industry development - Provision of contract farming act including seed insurance and mechanization for seed production - Harmonization of seed policy with other Nepalese Policies, laws and also with neighbouring countries - Focus on hybrid variety development to provide adequate options and access of HYVs to farmers by encouraging both public and private sectors - Simplify variety approval, release and registration of indigenous and farmers varieties - Decentralize source seed production for enhancing access to quality seeds and strengthening capacity of private sector and communities in seed production and supply. - Public-private partnership (Public sector in breeding and private sector in marketing) --- class: inverse, middle, center # Classes of seed --- 1. Breeder seed - Genetic purity of the variety: 99.9% - Golden yellow tag (as of new seed certification guidelines, it is ?brown) with breeder's signature. 2. Foundation seed - Not available for sales/purchase at farmer's level - SQCC or specialized organization having granted permit from the SQCC performs the field inspection and certification - White colored tag with black letters 2. Certified seed - In self pollinated crops two generations may be grown, however only one generation is allowed in cross pollinated species - CS-I and CS-II (Blue letters in white tag and blue border, and green letters in white tag with green borders, respectively) 3. Improved seed - In cross pollinated and highly CP species, direct production of improved seed from foundation seed is also practiced (Maize, vegetable, pigeonpea). - Production takes place in farmer's field or by seed producing organizations. - Yellow colored tag --- .pull-left[ - Normally, genetic purity of FS is 99.5 and that of CS is 99%. - For longer storage in cereals, vegetables, legumes and oilseeds, and orthodox seeds, optimum moisture content: 12% or less. - In recalcitrant seeds, moisture content is best kept close to 20%. - In the moisture regime between 5-14%, for every drop in 1% storage life of the seed is doubled (Jems F Herington) - Forbidden diseases of crops: - Cauliflower: Black rot, Alternaria leaf spot ] .pull-right[ Table: Number of seeds per 10 gram of vegetable crops |Crop | Number of seeds| |:--------------------|---------------:| |Carrot | 8280| |Chinese cabbage | 6480| |Turnip | 5400| |Tomato | 4140| |Onion | 3420| |Pea | 3263| |Cabbage, cauliflower | 3240| |Brinjal | 2340| |Capsicum | 1620| |Radish | 1440| |Chukandar | 576| |Muskmelon | 470| |Cucumber | 400| |Okra | 180| |Watermelon | 75| |Luffa gourd | 40| ] --- ### Seed certification system .pull-left[ - Seed act was first enacted in 2045 BS. Since then it's first amendment came into being in 2064. - Organized seed production program intitiated in Nepal in 1973 (Wheat) - 90% of the seeds are supplied through informal sector (SQCC, 2011). - Seed replacement rate of cereals: 9.75% (SQCC, 2011) - SRR for vegetable crops was as high as 66% in 2009 (NSV) - Establishment of agriculture input corporation: 1974 - In 1960, High yielding variety of wheat Lerma-52 was released. - In 1962, Seed testing laboratory was established under Agronomy Division, Khumaltar. - In 1964, Central Seed Lab of Nepal was designated membership with International Seed Testing Association (ISTA). - In 1966, Seed testing laboratory moved to Agri-Botany Division. - In 1966, Rice variety CH-45 was released. - In 1974, AIC established under Corporation Act, 1965. - In 1980, Seed production and input storated project (SPISP, USAID) launched ] .pull-right[ - In 1982, Seed technology and improvement programme - In 1984, Central seed science and technology division established - In 1988, Seed act enacted - In 1997, National seed policy approved - In 1998, Seed production guidelines published - In 2001, Seed quality control center established - In 2002, National seed company limited established - In 2010, Seed science and technology division revived as central disciplinary division of seed in NARC - In 2013, Promulgation of seed regulation, 2013 - In 2004, First hybrid of maize -- Gaurav, was officially released. - In 2010, First hybrid of tomato -- Srijana, was registered - Upto 2010, 231 hybrids were registered for cultivation in Nepal. ] --- **Two certification/authentication system are practiced in Nepal** 1. Seed certification: Official body responsible for certifying seed in the SQCC. Three classes of seeds are identified: Foundation, Certified-I, Certified-II and Improved under this system. 2. Truthful labelling - Following activities are carried out in various stages of a crop are crucial for inspection by a seed inspector: - Standing crop: By licenced inspector, for field inspection check for crop's source and seed class, purity, isolation distance, seed affecting diseases, weed and type of varieties. - At harvest: Threshing, processing, transporation and storage. - After processing: To verify that minimun quality meets, insect damage (In legume: and maize: 1% and other crops: 0.5%), seed moisture, weed and off type seeds, germination percentage - Seed is sampled and taken to lab - Lab should return results within 30 days of receiving a sample. - If suspected, sample may be subjected to grow out test by the tester. - If farmer isn't convinced of the results of the seed testing, s/he may file for recertification. - Tagging storage container with certification tag, with signature of certifying inspector. - If the seed is to be stored for more than 1 season, the storage sample must be re-certified for quality standards. - There are some steps to be followed in prolonging the validity of certification. --- 1. Minimum standard certification: - Location and land requirement fulfilment certification - In terai, a minimum of 1 hectares is required for cereal and cash crops. - In terai, for vegetables, a minimum of 0.25 hectares is required. - In hills, for cereal, a minimum of 0.25 hectare is the necessary criterion. - In hills, for vegetables, a minimum of 0.1 ha land should be cultivated with seed under the question. - Maximum distance between plots of same certification lot should not exceed 50 m. 2. Location and locality of specification 3. Source of seed verification 4. Timing of inspector assignment --- ### Certification standards

Field standards of standing crop for certification

  Crop 	  Isolation distance FS 	  Isolation distance C 	  Maximum off type plant % FS 	  Maximum off type plant % C 	  Maximum disease plant % FS 	  Maximum disease plant % C 	  Objectionable disease 	  Objectionable weed

  Paddy (Oryza sativa) 	  3 	  3 	  0.05 	  0.2 	  0.2 	  0.5 	  Neck blast 	  Oryza sativa L. Var fatua prain

  Maize (Zea mays) 	  300 	  200 	  1.00 	  2.0

  Wheat (Triticum aestivum) 	  3 	  3 	  0.05 	  0.3 	  0.1 	  0.5 	  Loose smut

  Finger millet (Eleusine coracana) 	  5 	  5 	  0.10 	  0.2

  Barley and Naked Barley (Hordeum vulgare) 	  3 	  3 	  0.05 	  0.3

  Lentil 	  10 	  5 	  0.10 	  0.2

  Chickpea 	  10 	  5 	  0.10 	  0.2 	  0.1 	  0.5 	  Fusarium wilt

  Blackgram 	  10 	  5 	  0.10 	  0.2

  Greengram 	  10 	  5 	  0.10 	  0.2

  Cowpea 	  10 	  5 	  0.10 	  0.2 	  0.1 	  0.5 	  Anthracnose, BCMV

  Pigeonpea 	  200 	  100 	  0.10 	  0.2

  Rapeseed 	  300 	  200 	  0.10 	  0.5 	  0.2 	  0.2 	  Sclerotinia

  Mustard 	  50 	  25 	  0.10 	  0.5 	  0.2 	  0.5 	  Alternaria spot of pods

  Soybean 	  3 	  3 	  0.10 	  0.5

  Groundnut 	  3 	  3 	  0.10 	  0.5 	  0.2 	  0.5 	  Anthracnose

  Radish (For both tuber and seed propagule) 	  1600 	  1000 	  0.10 	  0.2 	  0.1 	  0.5 	  Alternaria spot of pods, Black rot

  Turnip (For both tuber and seed propagule) 	  1600 	  1000 	  0.10 	  0.2 	  0.1 	  0.5 	  Alternaria spot of pods, Black rot

  Carrot (For both tuber and seed propagule) 	  1000 	  500 	  0.10 	  0.2

  Fruit crops (Solanaceous; Brinjal, tomato) 	  50 	  25 	  0.10 	  0.2 	  0.1 	  0.2 	  TMV (Tomato Mosaic)

  Cole crops 	  1600 	  1000 	  0.10 	  0.2 	  0.1 	  0.2 	  Alternaria leaf spot, Black spot of pods

 ---

Minimum seed standards for certification

  Crop 	  Minimum purity % FS 	  Minimum purity % C 	  Maximum Inert matter % FS 	  Maximum Inert matter % C 	  Other crop seed (grain/ kg ) FS 	  Other crop seed (grain/ kg ) C 	  Objectionable weed seed (grain/kg ) FS 	  Objectionable weed seed (grain/kg ) C

  Paddy 	  98 	  98 	  2 	  2 	  10 	  20 	  2 	  5

  Maize 	  98 	  98 	  2 	  2 	  5 	  10 	  0 	  0

  Wheat 	  98 	  98 	  2 	  2 	  10 	  20 	  2 	  5

  Millet 	  97 	  97 	  3 	  3 	  10 	  20 	  10 	  20

  Barley 	  98 	  98 	  2 	  2 	  10 	  20 	  10 	  20

Minimum seed standards for certification

  Crop 	  Other variety seed (seed/kg) FS 	  Other variety seed (seed/kg) C 	  Minimum germination % FS 	  Minimum germination % C 	  Maximum moisture % FS 	  Maximum moisture % C

  Paddy 	  10 	  20 	  80 	  80 	  13 	  13

  Maize 	  10 	  20 	  85 	  85 	  12 	  12

  Wheat 	  10 	  20 	  85 	  85 	  12 	  12

  Millet 	  0 	  0 	  75 	  75 	  11 	  11

  Barley 	  10 	  20 	  85 	  85 	  12 	  12


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Submodules¶
cellare.cellare module¶
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class
cellare.cellare.
Community
(name, pop_sqrt)¶ Bases:
object
A class used to a community of individuals.
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name
¶ String that represents the name of this community.
- Type
String
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space
¶ A 2D numpy array that represents all the individuals in the community.
- Type
numpy array
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population
¶ The size of the population.
- Type
int
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susceptible
¶ The number of susceptible people in the current state of the Community.
- Type
int
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infected
¶ The number of infected people in the current state of the Community.
- Type
int
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recovered
¶ The number of recovered people in the current state of the Community.
- Type
int
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snapshots
¶ List of 2D numpy arrays that represent the space at each step of the simulation.
- Type
list
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SIR
¶ 2D Numpy array that contains the number of susceptible, infected and recovered people in all the time steps of the simulation.
- Type
numpy array
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time
¶ 1D Numpy array that represents the time steps of the simulation.
- Type
numpy array
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base_infection_probability
¶ The base infection probability.
- Type
float
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infection_probability
¶ The infection probability after taking into consideration other factors. This is the one used in the simulaitons.
- Type
float
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recovery_probability
¶ The recovery probability.
- Type
float
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peak_number_of_infections
¶ This is the largest number simultaneously infected during the simulation.
- Type
int
-
total_infections
¶ This is the number of people that were infected at any point during the simulation.
- Type
int
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resetSimulatedData
()¶ If a simulation has been run, then all of the simulated data is stored in the Community instance. This method allows reset the simulated data. This includes setting the space all equal to zero (all population is susceptible), making the number of susceptible people equal to the population, setting both the numbers of infected and recovered people equal to zero, cleaning the snapshots’ list, and making both the SIR and time numpy arrays the same as in the moment of initialization.
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addInitiallyInfected
(number_initially_infected)¶ Set a number of initially infected people randomly scattered through the community.
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simulateOneTimeStep
()¶ Advances the simulation by one step, and updates the SIR and time arrays.
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susceptibleToInfected
()¶ While advancing the simulation by one step, this method performs the conversion from susceptible to infected.
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infectedToRecovered
()¶ While advancing the simulation by one step, this method performs the conversion from infected to recovered.
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getSpace
()¶ Returns the 2D numpy array representing the population.
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getName
()¶ Returns the name of the community.
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getPopulation
()¶ Returns the population size.
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getSusceptible
()¶ Calculates the number of susceptibles from the current state of the space, updates such number and returns it.
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getInfected
()¶ Calculates the number of infected from the current state of the space, updates such number and returns it.
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getRecovered
()¶ Calculates the number of recovered from the current state of the space, updates such number and returns it.
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setBaseInfectionProbability
(probability)¶ Sets the base infection probability.
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calculateInfectionProbability
(r)¶ Calculates the infection probability by taking into account the effects of counter measures that reduce the base infection probability by r.
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setRecoveryProbability
(probability)¶ Sets the recovery probability.
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addInitiallyInfected
(number_initially_infected) Set a number of initially infected people randomly scattered through the community.
- Parameters
number_initially_infected (int) – The number of initially infected people in the population.
-
calculateInfectionProbability
(r) Calculates the infection probability to be used to advance the simulation. To do so, it subtracts r from the base infection probability.
- Parameters
r (float) – The amount to subtract from the probability.
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getInfected
() Calculates the number of infected from the current state of the space, updates such number and returns it.
- Returns
infected – The comunnity’s population that is infected.
- Return type
int
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getName
() Returns the name of the community.
- Returns
name – The comunnity’s name.
- Return type
str
-
getPopulation
() Returns the size of the population.
- Returns
population – The comunnity’s population.
- Return type
int
-
getRecovered
() Calculates the number of recovered from the current state of the space, updates such number and returns it.
- Returns
recovered – The comunnity’s population that is recovered.
- Return type
int
-
getSpace
() Returns the 2D numpy array representing the population.
- Returns
space – The current state of the community.
- Return type
numpy 2D array
-
getSusceptible
() Calculates the number of susceptible from the current state of the space, updates such number and returns it.
- Returns
susceptible – The comunnity’s population that is susceptible.
- Return type
int
-
infectedToRecovered
() While advancing the simulation by one step, this method performs the conversion from infected to recovered.
-
resetSimulatedData
() If a simulation has been run, then all of the simulated data is stored in the Community instance. This method allows reset the simulated data. This includes setting the space all equal to zero (all population is susceptible), making the number of susceptible people equal to the population, setting both the numbers of infected and recovered people equal to zero, cleaning the snapshots’ list, and making both the SIR and time numpy arrays the same as in the moment of initialization.
-
setBaseInfectionProbability
(probability) Sets the base infection probability.
- Parameters
probability (float) – The probability used as the base infection probability.
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setRecoveryProbability
(probability) Sets the recovery probability.
- Parameters
probability (float) – The probability used as the recovery probability.
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simulateOneTimeStep
() Advances the simulation by one step, and updates the SIR and time arrays.
-
susceptibleToInfected
() While advancing the simulation by one step, this method performs the conversion from susceptible to infected.
-
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class
cellare.cellare.
SimpleSimulator
(communitiesDict)¶ Bases:
object
A class used perform multiple simulations on several different communities and store results in an organized manner.
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communitiesDict
¶ A python dictionary where the keys are the communities’ names, and the values are Community’s instances. These are the communities where the simulations are going to be run with.
- Type
dict
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resultsDict
¶ A python dictionary where the keys are the communities’ names, and the values are the dictionaries containing the results of all the different simulations. These result dictionaries have two keys: ‘max_infected_array’ which is a numpy array with the peak number of infections of every single simulation run with that Community, and ‘total_infected_array’ which is also a numpy array with the total number of people that are infectios or where infections at some point during the simulated time.
- Type
dict
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simulate(self, numberOfSimulations, simulationSteps, initiallyInfected=1, plot=False):
Perfomrs the inicated number of simulations throughout all the communities in the dictionary of communities.
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simulate
(numberOfSimulations, simulationSteps, initiallyInfected=1, plot=False)¶ Perfomrs the inicated number of simulations throughout all the communities in the dictionary of communities.
- Parameters
numberOfSimulations (int) – The total number of simulations to be performed with each Community.
simulationSteps (int) – The number of total steps in the simulations.
initiallyInfected (int, optional) – The initial number of infected people in each simulation. The default value is set to 1.
plot (bool, optional) – Boolean to indicate if the SIR plots should be displayed. Defaul value is set to False.
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error will be raised.
allow_filter :title # :title now whitelisted
If the user requests a filter field that has been whitelisted, but does not
pass the associated `:if
clause, BadFilter
will
be raised.
allow_filter :title, if: :admin?
This will also honor filter aliases.
# GET /posts?filter[headline]=foo will filter on title
allow_filter :title, aliases: [:headline]
Instance Attribute Summary
Attributes inherited from Base
Instance Method Summary collapse
-
#apply ⇒ Object
Apply the filtering logic.
Methods included from Filterable
#filter_param, #find_filter, #find_filter!
Methods inherited from Base
#apply?, #apply_custom_scope, #apply_standard_scope, #initialize
Constructor Details
This class inherits a constructor from JsonapiCompliable::Scoping::Base
Instance Method Details
#apply ⇒ Object
Apply the filtering logic.
Loop and parse all requested filters, taking into account guards and aliases. If valid, call either the default or custom filtering logic.
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# File 'lib/jsonapi_compliable/scoping/filter.rb', line 30 def apply each_filter do |filter, value| @scope = filter_scope(filter, value) end @scope end |


"""Functions for commonly repeated test procedures"""
from selenium.common.exceptions import TimeoutException
from selenium.webdriver.support import expected_conditions as EC
from selenium.webdriver.support.ui import WebDriverWait
from webdriver_test_tools.webdriver.support import expected_conditions as customEC
# Expected Condition Tests
[docs]def expected_condition_test(driver, ec_object, wait_timeout=10):
"""Test for an expected condition until wait timeout is reached
:param driver: Selenium WebDriver object
:param ec_object: Expected condition object
:param wait_timeout: (Default = 10) Number of seconds to wait for expected
conditions to occur before timing out
:return: True if expected condition occurred, otherwise False
"""
result = True
try:
WebDriverWait(driver, wait_timeout).until(ec_object)
except TimeoutException:
result = False
# One last check to ensure expected condition is in place on return
return result and bool(ec_object(driver))
[docs]def in_view_change_test(driver, target_locator, wait_timeout=10):
"""Expected condition test for an element to scroll into view (e.g.
same-page link with scroll animation)
:param driver: Selenium WebDriver object
:param target_locator: Tuple in the format (by,selector) used to locate
target
:param wait_timeout: (Default = 10) Number of seconds to wait for expected
conditions to occur before timing out
:return: True if target is scrolled into view before timeout, False
otherwise
"""
in_view_checker = customEC.element_to_be_in_view(target_locator)
return expected_condition_test(driver, in_view_checker, wait_timeout)
[docs]def visibility_change_test(driver, target_locator,
test_visible=True, wait_timeout=10):
"""Expected condition test for visibility changes (e.g. modals)
:param driver: Selenium WebDriver object
:param target_locator: Tuple in the format (by,selector) used to locate
target
:param test_visible: (Default=True) An optional variable describing what the
visibility change is supposed to be. If True, test if the target becomes
visible. If False, test if the target becomes invisible
:param wait_timeout: (Default = 10) Number of seconds to wait for expected
conditions to occur before timing out
:return: True if the target's visibily changes as expected, False otherwise
"""
# Determine what EC to use based on test_visible
visibility_checker = EC.visibility_of_element_located(target_locator) if test_visible else EC.invisibility_of_element_located(target_locator)
return expected_condition_test(driver, visibility_checker, wait_timeout)
[docs]def url_change_test(driver, expected_url, wait_timeout=10):
"""Expected condition test for URL change
:param driver: Selenium WebDriver object
:param expected_url: The expected URL
:param wait_timeout: (Default = 10) Number of seconds to wait for expected
conditions to occur before timing out
:return: True if the current URL matches the expected URL before timeout,
False otherwise
"""
url_checker = EC.url_to_be(expected_url)
return expected_condition_test(driver, url_checker, wait_timeout)
[docs]def base_url_change_test(driver, expected_url, ignore_trailing_slash=True, wait_timeout=10):
"""Expected condition test for URL change. Ignores query strings in current
url
:param driver: Selenium WebDriver object
:param expected_url: The expected base URL
:param ignore_trailing_slash: (Default = True) If True, ignore trailing '/'
in the expected url and current base URL when comparing
:param wait_timeout: (Default = 10) Number of seconds to wait for expected
conditions to occur before timing out
:return: True if the current URL (ignoring query strings) matches the
expected URL before timeout, False otherwise
"""
url_checker = customEC.base_url_to_be(expected_url, ignore_trailing_slash=ignore_trailing_slash)
return expected_condition_test(driver, url_checker, wait_timeout)
[docs]def existence_change_test(driver, target_locator, test_exists=True, wait_timeout=10):
"""Expected condition test for element existence changes (e.g. element that
gets added/removed dynamically)
:param driver: Selenium WebDriver object
:param target_locator: Tuple in the format (by,selector) used to locate
target
:param test_exists: (Default = True) An optional variable describing what
the existence change is supposed to be. If True, test if the target does
exist. If False, test if the target no longer exists
:param wait_timeout: (Default = 10) Number of seconds to wait for expected
conditions to occur before timing out
:return: True if the existence of the target changes as expected, False
otherwise
"""
exists_checker = customEC.element_to_exist(target_locator) if test_exists else customEC.element_to_not_exist(target_locator)
return expected_condition_test(driver, exists_checker, wait_timeout)
[docs]def enabled_state_change_test(driver, target_locator, test_enabled=True, wait_timeout=10):
"""Expected condition test for element enabled/disabled state changes
:param driver: Selenium WebDriver object
:param target_locator: Tuple in the format (by,selector) used to locate
target
:param test_enabled: (Default = True) An optional variable describing what
the enabled/disabled state change is supposed to be. If True, test if
the target is enabled. If False, test if the target is disabled
:param wait_timeout: (Default = 10) Number of seconds to wait for expected
conditions to occur before timing out
"""
enabled_checker = customEC.element_to_be_enabled(target_locator) if test_enabled else customEC.element_to_be_disabled(target_locator)
return expected_condition_test(driver, enabled_checker, wait_timeout)


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by AllHipHop StaffChicago rapper Lil Reese has been released from a local hospital after being targeted in a shooting in broad daylight.
(AllHipHop News) Chicago rapper Lil Reese popped up on Instagram Live and is apparently out of the hospital after being shot earlier this week.
Lil Reese, real name Tavares Taylor, was targeted in a shooting on November 11th in a Suburb of Chicago.
Earlier today (November 15), Reese took to social media but he remained silent on the shooting.
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As explained above, the major parts of query processing are implemented
in the 'SU_messages'
module in the file
library('SU_messages') through the following extendible
predicates:
'SU_messages':query_class(
+QueryClass,
-Prompt,
-InputMethod,
-MapMethod,
-FailureMode)
'SU_messages':query_input(
+InputMethod,
+Prompt,
-RawInput)
'SU_messages':query_map(
+MapMethod,
+RawInput,
-Result,
-Answer)
This is to enable the user to change the language used, the processing done, etc., simply by changing or replacing the library('SU_messages') file.
To give more control to the user and to make the system more robust (for
example if the 'SU_messages'
module is corrupt) the
so-called four step procedure is used in the above three
cases—obtaining the query class parameters, performing the query input
and performing the mapping. The four steps of this procedure, described
below, are tried in the given order until the first one that succeeds.
Note that if an exception is raised within the first three steps, a
warning is printed and the step is considered to have failed.
user:query_class_hook/5
in case of the
query class. If this hook predicate exists and succeeds, it
is assumed to have done all necessary processing, and the following
steps are skipped.
'SU_messages'
module is called
(this is the default case, these are the predicates listed above).
Normally this should succeed, unless the module is corrupt, or an
unknown query-class/input-method/map-method is encountered. These
predicates are extendible, so new classes and methods can be added
easily by the user.
'SU_messages'
is called. This is necessary because the
library('SU_messages') file is modifiable by the user, therefore
vital parts of the Prolog system (e.g. the toplevel query) could be
damaged.


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This website was built using a modified WordPress theme (customized with PHP and CSS) and turned around for the client quickly, allowing the client to do modifications as necessary and integrating LiveZilla and Bravenet calendars to his already existing workflow and accounts.
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People won awards that day
Last weekend we had our anual christmas party at the office. Until now I was only used to those small Christmas parties. I only worked for small companies and even when I didn’t, normally they did the parties by team and not has a whole company.
I was really excited about the party, on one hand I would get to be with everyone in one place, which only happens twice a year (we also have a summer party). On the other hand there’s always a open bar.
Since it was my first time at this, I was everything but ready for what was about to happen. Every year the company rewards a few people on different categories. You know, like the Oscars, but instead of getting a gold statue you get a Teddy Bear (from the movie Monsters, Inc.) and there’s no nominees, hence you always have those unexpected winners.
Well, guess what? I was one of those cases. Well at least I think I was. Some may think I wasn’t. Some were actually expecting it. What matters is that I wasn’t, at all.
Apparently everyone on my team (or almost everyone) already knew that I was going to win (I know right? Bunch of assholes).
The award I won was the “revelation award”. It means that I (allegedly) stood out somehow. It’s good to know that the company is appreciating my work. But I wouldn’t be doing my work if it wasn’t for this people.
That’s right, this is the team I work with, and since I work with them everyday, I think it’s safe to say that this award was only a product of a team effort.
I know my acceptance speech wasn’t perfect, basically it went like this:
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I don’t even know what that means in binary, but I thought it was funny at the time. It wasn’t, I was just drunk.
Now that I put some thought into it (and I’m not drunk) I can say this:
Thank you Grupo CH (the company). It’s been a great year working with you. I want to thank my team, not just for their everyday work, but specially for being more than just co-workers. You’re all friends of mine and I’m a better person because I had the pleasure to meet you.


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QuantLib: a free/open-source library for quantitative finance
Fully annotated sources - version 1.30
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#include <ql/pricingengines/vanilla/hestonexpansionengine.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| LPP3HestonExpansion (Real kappa, Real theta, Real sigma, Real v0, Real rho, Real term) | |
| Real | impliedVolatility (Real strike, Real forward) const override |
| Public Member Functions inherited from HestonExpansion | |
| virtual | ~HestonExpansion ()=default |
| virtual Real | impliedVolatility (Real strike, Real forward) const =0 |
Private Member Functions | |
| Real | z0 (Real t, Real kappa, Real theta, Real delta, Real y, Real rho) const |
| Real | z1 (Real t, Real kappa, Real theta, Real delta, Real y, Real rho) const |
| Real | z2 (Real t, Real kappa, Real theta, Real delta, Real y, Real rho) const |
| Real | z3 (Real t, Real kappa, Real theta, Real delta, Real y, Real rho) const |
Private Attributes | |
| Real | coeffs [4] |
| Real | ekt |
| Real | e2kt |
| Real | e3kt |
| Real | e4kt |
Lorig Pagliarani Pascucci expansion of order-3 for the Heston model. During calibration, it can be initialized once per expiry, and called many times with different strikes. The formula is also available in the Mathematica notebook from the authors at http://explicitsolutions.wordpress.com/
Definition at line 102 of file hestonexpansionengine.hpp.
Implements HestonExpansion.
Definition at line 733 of file hestonexpansionengine.cpp.
Definition at line 224 of file hestonexpansionengine.cpp.
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Before Change
"separated by a colon, not "{}"".format(value)
)
super(NamedIdAttribute, self).__set__(obj, value, validate=validate)
// Some older images have colons in their names, so for existing data being
// loaded from the service we can"t make the assumption that we can recover
// the name from the id.
After Change
)
// Only update if it differs
if value != obj.id:
super(NamedIdAttribute, self).__set__(obj, value, validate=validate)
// Some older images have colons in their names, so for existing data being
// loaded from the service we can"t make the assumption that we can recover
// the name from the id.
if not obj._saved:
product_id = value[:last_colon]
name = value[last_colon + 1 :]
// Only update if it differs
if product_id != obj.product_id:
obj._get_attribute_type("product_id").__set__(
obj, product_id, validate=validate
)
if name != obj.name:
obj._get_attribute_type("name").__set__(obj, name, validate=validate)


Dependencies - berryTables is built on top of Berry.js and you will need to include that and any of its dependencies, aditionally underscore.js or lodash.js are required
A minimum setup might look something like this
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<style src='//maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.2.0/css/bootstrap.min.css'></style>
<script src='http://twitter.github.com/hogan.js/builds/3.0.1/hogan-3.0.1.js'></script>
<script src='//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.0.3/jquery.min.js'></script>
<script type='text/javascript' src='berry.min.js'></script>
<script type='text/javascript' src='bootstrap.berry.js'></script>
<script type='text/javascript' src='underscore.min.js'></script>
<script type='text/javascript' src='berryTables.min.js'></script>
</head>
<body>
<div class="myTable">
</div>
</body>
</html>
To get started we just need to initialize our table with some options
var options = {"container":".myTable"};
var myForm = berryTable(options);
myTable.find([search]);
search: pass an object with an exact match of any fields you want to match on an array of models is returened wich can be manipulated with the model api
myTable.draw();
this will cause the table to be redrawn with any updated options or values that have changed since the last draw
myTable.models;
the models can be accessed directly via the models
variable. Any attributes that are modified or checked state will be updated visuially the next time draw is called.
var options = {
name: "My Form"
schema: berryFields,
data: "myForm"
};
This is the title of the table, used for downloads and labeling.
options.title = "Table title";
The schema is defined using the Berry.js syntax for fields
options.schema = [{"label": "Field 1" , "name": "field_1"}];
The fields defined here will be used fore creating new entries into the table, editing entries in the table and will derive the filter fields for the table if filters are enabled. Filters use a more limited set of field types and some may be translated into simpler types.
If you would like to define a different set of fields for filtering then you can define them directly here using the same syntax.
options.filters = [{"label": "Field 1" , "name": "field_1"}];
This should be an array of objects where each object should be represened by one row in the table.
This is the name of the event and is used to keep track of the events, this must be a unique name within an instance.
Used to label the button as displayed.
This is a function that is called once per selected model with the first parameter passed in being an instance of that model.
This indicates whether this event should be allowed to be triggered if multiple models are selected
This function is called after the callback function has been called with each selected model.
'MultiEdit'
is an array of fields by name that are allowed to be edited when multiple rows are selected. This will allow any fields in the array that are currently the same value to be edited at the same time.
If the 'inlineEdit'
flag is set to true
then berryTables will attempt to add inline editing to the contents of each cell based on the form defined in the schema above.
'autosize'
can be set to true or an integer. This tells berryTables to set the table to fit inside of the current window and fill it. If an integer is given then it will be used as the offset on the bottom of the table.
options.entries;
This is an array of options for items per page i.e.
options.entries = [10, 25, 50, 100];
options.count;
This is the initial state of the items per page option
An option for all is always added to the list and if and empty array is passed for entries then all is selected by default and the option to change it is removed from the page.
options.entries = [];
All callbacks can accept a function whos first parameter will be either a model or in the case of editComplete and array of all models that where affected. Setting add
, edit
or delete
to false or leaving them unset will hide the buttons associated with them and true will allow the actions to take place with no callback called.
options.add = false;
options.edit = false;
options.delete = false;
options.editComplete = false;
The editComplete callback is called after all models in a multiEdit event have been handled.
options.click = function(){}
A common use for the click callback is to have the model selected:
function(model){
model.toggle();
}
The following flags can be used to modify the available display options a accociated functionality.
options.filter = true;
options.sort = true;
options.search = true;
options.columns = true;
options.upload = true;
options.download = true;
Models can be accessed either directly via the api or via a callback method as all callbacks pass either a model or an array of models.
myModel.set(object attributes)
This will overwrite the attributes of the model with the ones passed in, if you would like to update only changed attributes you should first get the attributes and update them before calling the set method.
myModel.toggle(bool state)
If no parameter is passed in then the models checked (selected) state is toggled, if one is passed in then that is set as the newe state.
Anytime set is called on a model the previous state is tracked such that it can be undone by calling myModel.undo()
A model can be deleted by calling myModel.delete()
this will not trigger the delete callback, it will just remove it from the collection of models maintained in the berryTable instance.


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So, with that out of the way, the 2C-i experience began at a friends house. I was headed over there to rock out some Guitar Hero on the PS2 with my friends and smoke a few blunts. When I got there, he had a couple other guys chillin in the basement that I had never met before. After a few rounds of the bong, we started discussing a few of our favorite substances and one of the other guys said something about taking 2C-i and loving it and that he had a little extra. I snagged a couple of capsules from him and started to get excited but thought I would wait until I had a full day to take them because I wanted to take them during the day and have a nice 'day trip'.
About a week later, I found myself receiving a call and getting an offer for a job that I had just applied for. This was awesome news and I decided it was time to celebrate... enter 2C-i.
It was about 6pm when another friend of mine picked me up from my house. She was expecting a night of hanging out and smoking blunts until we passed out, but I had a surprise for her...
I couldnt even wait until we got back to her house. As soon as we pulled out of my driveway I pulled out the 2 capsules that I had bought. They were the large 'horse pill' looking capsules that you get from a natural market for making your own vitamins, or whatever, and they had about an 8th of an inch of the white powder at the bottom. I handed one to my friend and we downed them at the same time(both on pretty empty stomachs).
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
We made it back to my friends house and I sat down and ground up some of the bud I had. It was only commercial, however, it was the best I had EVER seen(no seeds at all, very small stems.. it was even somewhat crystally but it was still bricked..) I rolled us a nice little blunt from a Phillie peach cigarello and we sat back and watched TV while we turned it to ash...
So, as we are sitting on the couch, I notice that Im becoming increasingly slouched and it feels a lot like the couch is sucking me in. Since my friend had never tripped before, I kind of took on the roll of 'guide' for this experience and I asked if she would like to go outside with me while I smoke a cigarette.
 The house backs up to a cliff that overlooks a small stream and there is a sort of balcony built in to the side of the cliff where she has a table and some chairs. While I was smoking the cigarette, I looked up through the trees and noticed that the clouds were being sucked in to the tops of the trees. This didnt make sense to me all until I looked at the clock on my phone... ooops... it is now t+1 hour after taking the caps and I know this stuff is starting to come on. We sat out on the balcony for about 20-30 minutes, both kind of in our own world watching the world transform around us.
At one point, I thought I felt a bug on my arm so I looked down to brush it off but it wasnt there. I held my arms out in front of me upside down so that I could see the bottom of my forearm and all of the sudden a 'persian rug' pattern starts crawling out of the crease on the bottom side of my elbow and heading toward my palms. The more I concentrate on it, the more it reaches for my hands and if I look away, it dissapears and I have to focus to make it 'come back'... 'Not quite peak, yet', I thought.
We eventually made our way back inside and by this point I know the 2C-i is starting to peak. The persian rug was all over the stuc-o ceiling and it started to swirl around the vents for the heating and A/C. My friend had some cardboard fish taped up on the wall in the living room where we were and they started to swim away from us. We had a pretty good time for a while just checking out all of the action in the room and we deicded to watch a movie to see if anything cool happened(since it was dark outside by this point).
We watched a couple movies that I am very familiar with but I couldnt follow the plot because there were too many visuals going on in the background to focus on the characters. The visuals were very 'patterny' which is about the only way I can describe it. For example, in one of the movies, there was a scene in an office and each desk had a desk lamp on it. The lamps were the only thing I could focus on and it looked like they were strategically laid out so that the distance between each one would be the same to form a kind of 'grid' pattern.
The rest of the night was a lot of noticing these 'patterns'. The only other strong visual I can remember was how intense lights were. I walked outside and a street light almost hurt my eyes because it seemed so bright and there were 5 individual 'fingers' of light that were waving around coming out of each street light. The persian rug pattern was on just about everything I looked at for a good 6 hours.
in summary the visuals are great, the body high is awesome and theres not that 'completely out of my mind' feeling I get when doing something like LSD or psylocybin... at least that is my 2 cents.
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Find out if a property in Bath or Keynsham is eligible for a permit, which zone it's in and how much it will cost.
This search will also show you hours of operation, where you can park and options for visitor permits.
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**baggy pantsing**: v.
[Georgia Tech] A “baggy pantsing” is used to reprimand hackers who
incautiously leave their terminals unlocked. The affected user will come
back to find a post from them on internal newsgroups discussing exactly
how baggy their pants are, an accepted stand-in for “unattentive user
who left their work unprotected in the clusters”. A properly-done baggy
pantsing is highly mocking and humorous. It is considered bad form to
post a baggy pantsing to off-campus newsgroups or the more technical,
serious groups. A particularly nice baggy pantsing may be “claimed” by
immediately quoting the message in full, followed by your `*sig
block* <../S/sig-block.html>`__; this has the added benefit of keeping
the embarassed victim from being able to delete the post. Interesting
baggy-pantsings have been done involving adding commands to login
scripts to repost the message every time the unlucky user logs in; Unix
boxes on the residential network, when cracked, oftentimes have their
homepages replaced (after being politely backed-up to another file) with
a baggy-pants message; .plan files are also occasionally targeted.
Usage: “Prof. Greenlee fell asleep in the Solaris cluster again; we
baggy-pantsed him to ``git.cc.class.2430.flame``.” Compare
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