Dropio_Drop is used to access all functionality related to a Drop. Most methods are chainable, allowing for the the creation of a drop to happen inline.
For example, to create a drop and to access it.
$drop = Dropio_Drop::instance('dropname')->save();
To load a pre-existing drop and load:
$drop = Dropio_Drop::load('dropname');
Located in /Drop.php (line 20)
Dropio_Data | --Dropio_Drop
Inherited from Dropio_Data
Dropio_Data::$changed
Dropio_Data::$loaded
Dropio_Data::$primary_key
Dropio_Data::$values
Instance method that allows for chaining such as: $asset = Drop_Dropio::instance()->save()->addFile('/tmp/file');
Loads a drop. This makes an immediate API call for all drop details.
Standard constructor. $drop_name can be set to either later load or create a new drop.
Create an asset from a local file.
Create an asset from a remote file.
Creates a link asset
Creates a note asset with $contents as the content.
Retrieves a single asset by it's name.
Returns a Dropio_Asset_Set of assets.
Returns a HTML for a file uploader.
Generates a redirect url to automatically authenticate a user.
Returns a Dropio_Asset_Set of assets.
Promote a nick to moderator.
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Inherited From Dropio_Data
Dropio_Data::__construct()
Dropio_Data::loadFromArray()
Dropio_Data::set()
Dropio_Data::__get()
Dropio_Data::__set()
Documentation generated on Thu, 17 Dec 2009 16:13:02 -0500 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2


Here's what I'm reading now, in almost real-time.
| No. | Title | Author | Read | Category | Pages |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Word Perfect | Dent, Susie | Reading | Nonfiction | 416 | |
| Stay or Leave | The School of Life | 02/28/2021 | Nonfiction | 160 | |
| Let Me Tell You What I Mean | Didion, Joan | 2/7/2021 | Nonfiction | 176 |
I use Goodreads to keep track of books I've read but their API is not stellar and they can't provide links to cover images which is a must-have for a shelf view. Since I don't read at breakneck speeds I just made a spreadsheet myself with information from my Goodreads data and links to cover art.
That spreadsheet is turned into JSON via my tool that does the spreadsheet-to-JSON conversion for you. This site is built with Eleventy so there is a layout template for this Books page you are viewing, it uses the data in the JSON file. You can go directly to that template and see the code on Glitch.
https://spreadsheet.glitch.me/?key=SPREADSHEETKEYHERE
.current_books.json
, see the file in Glitch.


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The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) Monday asked the Bush Administration's chief ethics officer to tighten up conflict of interest rules for members of scientific advisory bodies. CSPI's 17-page letter to Amy L. Comstock, director of the US Office of Government Ethics, was prompted by months of protest over the alleged ideological loading of committees that advise the government on science policy, said Virginia Sharpe, director of CSPI's Integrity in Science project.
Twenty-one signatories of CSPI's letter include David Bellinger, a Harvard researcher who is on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advisory panel for childhood lead poisoning, and Michael Weitzman, a University of Rochester pediatrician who was dropped from the panel in favor of an appointee described by critics as "industry-supported" (Science 298:103).
Comstock is attending a conference and was unable to comment on the letter, her office said Tuesday.
In past statements, Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Tommy Thompson's office has defended controversial shakeouts of science advisory panels as the privilege of the party in power, and as a means of ensuring that diverse interests are represented.
By invoking existing ethical laws, CSPI hopes to get action on the issue, Sharpe told The Scientist.
"They get to load the dice up to a point," Sharpe said. "We're not taking issue with ideological appointments. We are taking issue with conflicts of a financial nature where there are rules already in place."
CSPI's letter is part of a renewed barrage from groups challenging HHS chief Thompson to halt what they view as the stacking of science panels to promote religious or commercial interests, rather than science.
Lawmakers including Rep. Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.) and Senators Hillary Clinton (D-NY) and Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) have been questioning Thompson's appointment practices since last fall. Disappointed with a lack of responsiveness from the HHS chief, Kennedy planned to make the matter the focus of special hearings in February, according to Kennedy spokesman Jim Manley. The pressure for war on Iraq, however, moved that plan to the back burner for now, Manley said.
In late February, the National Academies of Science public policy committee voted to create a panel to study recruiting and appointment practices to see if changes to current policies are in order.
On March 5, the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) issued a resolution calling on the government to make sure science advisors represent a "fair balance" of viewpoints. Approved by AAAS's board of directors and its council, the resolution was based on the 1972 Federal Advisory Committee Act, which requires balance.
CSPI's letter also invokes the FAC Act, which in addition to balance requires provisions "to assure that the advice and recommendations of the advisory committee will not be inappropriately influenced by the appointing authority or by any special interest."
Thompson has yet to respond to a similar letter the group sent in December. According to CSPI, ethics chief Comstock has the power to issue government-wide ethical guidance that would cure many of the criticisms of the panel appointment process.
Changes urged in the letter would force scientists who advise the government to disclose more of their financial dealings and create a presumption that financial complications should be avoided.
CSPI wants agencies to reveal more about the financial ties of scientific advisors and cut back on the use of waivers that allow some people to evade conflict rules on the premise that their expertise is unique and not available from an uncompromised source.
"We are perfectly willing to say the administration should have discretion in creating committees that share its ideology," Sharpe said. "But it does not have discretion to undermine the independence of the scientific advisory process."
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The MXL Blizzard 990 provides impeccable audio quality
Source: Jennifer Locke / Android Central
I'm not as well-versed in microphones as some other people, but I know good audio quality when I hear it. That's exactly what the MXL Blizzard 990 delivers. And unwanted noises are a thing of the past with this cardioid mic. This microphone is leagues above what you'd find connected to a headset, and it can go toe to toe — and come out the victor — with many of today's most popular mics among streamers like the Blue Yeti.
I've spent about two weeks with the MXL Blizzard 990, and it's quickly become my go-to microphone for podcasting. Minor annoyances — it lacks a dedicated mute button — don't outweigh its indesputable quality in every other factor.
At a glance
MXL Blizzard 990 Overstream Pro Bundle
Bottom line: The MXL Blizzard 900 microphone offers near-crystal clear quality with a professional looking setup to boot, but its lack of a dedicated mute button and only supporting one pickup pattern hurt an otherwise great microphone.
The Good
- Impeccable audio quality
- Design looks professional
- XRL to USB converter works like a charm
- Easy setup
- Great for podcasting, streaming, and recording music
The Bad
- Mic gain does not have a good physical indicator on its dial
- Only one polar pattern
- Gain can be finicky
- No way to mute without unplugging or muting through your recording software
MXL Blizzard 990 Overstream Pro Bundle What I like
Source: Jennifer Locke / Android Central
I can't overstate how much I love the design of this microphone. It looks as professional as it sounds. The glossy white finish complements its silver grill, and the inside lights up with an "arctic blue glow" to live up to its name. It stands out from other matte black microphones that don't have a ton of personality, and it does so without looking ridiculous.
I was previously using the HyperX QuadCast microphone for all of my recording needs, but I'm definitely switching to MXL's offering going forward. The improved audio quality isn't drastic, but it is definitely noticable and provides clearer feedback. And though this microphone can still be used for gaming, it doesn't obnoxiously scream "gamer."
| Category | Spec |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.2 lbs (w/o mount) |
| Cable length | 12ft |
| Frequency response | 30 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Impedance | 200 ohms |
| Power requirements | Phantom Power 48V (+- 4V) |
| Current consumption | <3.0mA |
| Polar patterns | Cardioid |
| Ports | XLR |
| Sensitivity | 15mV/Pa |
The entire bundle also includes a Mic Mate Pro XLR to USB converter, a table mount, and a dual shockmount and pop filter. All of it is easy to set up, and the Mic Mate Pro makes starting a breeze as it's ready right out of the box. Just plug it in and you're good to go without any hassle. The table mount itself can swivel and extend in multiple directions so you can adjust your mic accordingly whenever you need to. I couldn't place it exactly where I wanted to on my desk, but that was more of a design problem with my desk itself than the mount.
While I'd like it to offer more polar pickup patterns, the one that it does support (cardioid) works well. I live in an apartment and I can't always control when someone slams a door, stomps up the stairs, or blasts their music. I don't need to worry about that because this microphone won't pick those unwanted sounds up. Even after I had lost my voice from being sick, the MXL Blizzard 990 did a commendable job at making me sound presentable.
MXL Blizzard 990 Overstream Pro Bundle What I don't like
Source: Jennifer Locke / Android Central
One of the first things I did after setting up the microphone was checking for a way to mute it. There isn't one. There is no button or dial on the microphone itself nor the converter that will completely mute it. You'll either need to unplug it entirely or mute it through whichever recording software you are using, neither of which are ideal. I frequently need to mute some of my other microphones at a moment's notice, and that there isn't a way to do that on the MXL Blizzard 990 seems like an oversight.
Another problem I have lies with its XLR to USB converter. It doesn't have a good indicator on its gain dial as to how high or low you have it set. Setting it to a specific position is all about trial and error, and the sensitivity is tricky to handle. Much like when you're trying to get your shower water the perfect temperature before scalding or freezing you, it's much too easy for the sound to blow out or become too quiet with the slightest adjustment in the right (wrong?) place.
This isn't so much a fault of the microphone since it is designed this way, but I also wish it had more than one polar pattern. As it stands it only has a fixed cardioid pickup pattern. This is usually all you need as it picks up sound from the front, but it would have been nice to be given choices between a few.
Should you buy an MXL Blizzard 990 microphone with XLR to USB converter? Yes
Source: Jennifer Locke / Android Central
MXL proves once again why it specializes in microphones with the MXL Blizzard 990. The Overstream Pro Bundle in particular is perfect for livestreaming, podcasting, and recording music. Its appealing design is just an added bonus.
3.5 out of 5
The bundle is definitely pricier than what you may be used to paying for a microphone — I can't say for certain if I would personally spend this kind of money on a microphone — but it'll well worth it for some people considering what it comes with, even if it's disconcerting that at this price it doesn't have a dedicated mute button.
Crystal clear
MXL Blizzard 990 Overstream Pro Bundle
Time to upgrade your setup
The MXL Blizzard 900 microphone offers near-crystal clear quality with a professional looking setup to boot, but its lack of a dedicated mute button and only supporting one pickup pattern hurt an otherwise great microphone.
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| 004:141 Khan | : |
Those (hyprocrites) who wait and watch about you; if you gain a victory from Allah, they say: "Were we not with you," but if the disbelievers gain a success, they say (to them): "Did we not gain mastery over you and did we not protect you from the believers?" Allah will judge between you (all) on the Day of Resurrection. And never will Allah grant to the disbelievers a way (to triumph) over the believers. |
| 004:141 Maulana | : |
Those who wait (for misfortunes) for you. Then if you have a victory from Allah they say: Were we not with you? And if there is a chance for the disbelievers, they say: Did we not prevail over you and defend you from the believers? So Allah will judge between you on the day of Resurrection. And Allah will by no means give the disbelievers a way against the believers. |
| 004:141 Pickthal | : |
Those who wait upon occasion in regard to you and, if a victory cometh unto you from Allah, say: Are we not with you? and if the disbelievers meet with a success say: Had we not the mastery of you, and did we not protect you from the believers? - Allah will judge between you at the Day of Resurrection, and Allah will not give the disbelievers any way (of success) against the believers. |
| 004:141 Rashad | : |
They watch you and wait; if you attain victory from GOD, they say (to you), "Were we not with you?" But if the disbelievers get a turn, they say (to them), "Did we not side with you, and protect you from the believers?" GOD will judge between you on the Day of Resurrection. GOD will never permit the disbelievers to prevail over the believers. |
| 004:141 Sarwar | : |
(The hypocrites) wait and watch. If God grants you victory, they say, "Did we not help you?" If the unbelievers are victorious, they say, "Did we not encourage you not to surrender to the believers and did we not protect you from them?" God will judge among you on the Day of Judgment. He will never help the disbelievers against the believers. |
| 004:141 Shakir | : |
Those who wait for (some misfortune to befall) you then If you have a victory from Allah they say: Were we not with you? And i. there IS a chance for the unbelievers, they say: Did we not acquire the mastery over you and defend you from the believers? So Allah shall Judge between you on the day of resurrection, and Allah will by no means give the unbelievers a way against the believers. |
| 004:141 Sherali | : |
Those who await your ruin. If you have a victory from ALLAH, they say, `Were we not with you?' And if the disbelievers have a share of it, they say to them, `Did we not on a previous occasion get the better of you and save you from the believers?' ALLAH will judge between you on the day of Resurrection; and ALLAH will not grant the disbelievers a way to prevail against the believers. |
| 004:141 Yusufali | : |
(These are) the ones who wait and watch about you: if ye do gain a victory from Allah, they say: "Were we not with you?"- but if the unbelievers gain a success, they say (to them): "Did we not gain an advantage over you, and did we not guard you from the believers?" but Allah will judge betwixt you on the Day of Judgment. And never will Allah grant to the unbelievers a way (to triumphs) over the believers. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > النفاق Faith> Belief In Allah> Hypocrisy العلاقات السياسية والعامة > الحكم General and Political Relationships>The Judgement
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.


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java.lang.Object | +--org.apache.cocoon.matching.helpers.WildcardURIMatcher
This class is an utility class that perform wilcard-patterns matching and isolation.
| Field Summary | |
protected static int |
MATCH_BEGIN
Deprecated. The int representing begin in the pattern int [] . |
protected static int |
MATCH_END
Deprecated. The int value that terminates the pattern int [] . |
protected static int |
MATCH_FILE
Deprecated. The int representing '*' in the pattern int [] . |
protected static int |
MATCH_PATH
Deprecated. The int representing '**' in the pattern int [] . |
protected static int |
MATCH_THEEND
Deprecated. The int representing end in pattern int [] . |
| Constructor Summary | |
WildcardURIMatcher()
Deprecated. |
| Method Summary | |
protected static int |
indexOfArray(int[] r,
int rpos,
int rend,
char[] d,
int dpos)
Deprecated. Get the offset of a part of an int array within a char array. |
protected static int |
lastIndexOfArray(int[] r,
int rpos,
int rend,
char[] d,
int dpos)
Deprecated. Get the offset of a last occurance of an int array within a char array. |
static boolean |
match(java.util.HashMap map,
java.lang.String data,
int[] expr)
Deprecated. match a pattern agains a string and isolates wildcard replacement into a Stack . |
protected static boolean |
matchArray(int[] r,
int rpos,
int rend,
char[] d,
int dpos)
Deprecated. Matches elements of array r from rpos to rend with array d, starting from dpos. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
protected static final int MATCH_FILE
int []
.protected static final int MATCH_PATH
int []
.protected static final int MATCH_BEGIN
int []
.protected static final int MATCH_THEEND
int []
.protected static final int MATCH_END
int []
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public WildcardURIMatcher()
| Method Detail |
public static boolean match(java.util.HashMap map, java.lang.String data, int[] expr) throws java.lang.NullPointerException
Stack
.protected static int indexOfArray(int[] r, int rpos, int rend, char[] d, int dpos)
r
- The array containing the data that need to be matched in d.rpos
- The index of the first character in r to look for.rend
- The index of the last character in r to look for plus 1.d
- The array of char that should contain a part of r.dpos
- The starting offset in d for the matching.protected static int lastIndexOfArray(int[] r, int rpos, int rend, char[] d, int dpos)
r
- The array containing the data that need to be matched in d.rpos
- The index of the first character in r to look for.rend
- The index of the last character in r to look for plus 1.d
- The array of char that should contain a part of r.dpos
- The starting offset in d for the matching.protected static boolean matchArray(int[] r, int rpos, int rend, char[] d, int dpos)
r
- The array containing the data that need to be matched in d.rpos
- The index of the first character in r to look for.d
- The array of char that should start from a part of r.dpos
- The starting offset in d for the matching.
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JUST IN: Senate divided over Social Media Bill
by https://www.facebook.com/CheerfulpraiseBy Gabriel Ogunjobi
Divergent arguments were raised on Wednesday at the Nigerian Senate’s plenary over the passage of bill to protect the social media from peddling fake news.
The bill for an Act to make provisions for the Protection from Internet Falsehood and Manipulations Bill, 2019 sponsored by Senator Mohammed Sani Musa, representing Niger East Senatorial District was re-read at plenary on Wednesday.
In defence of the bill, Senator Elisha Abbo expressed fear over the growth of fake news in Nigeria which, according to him, may destroy the nation if unchecked.
“I want to commend Distinguished Senator Musa for sponsoring this Bill. The issue of fake news in this country, if it’s not regulated is a cancer waiting to consume all of us.
“Even conventional media that are regulated are suffering from falsehood”, he mentioned.
Senator Abba Moro, equally threw weight behind the bill, describing it straightforward laced with good intentions.
He was quoted saying thus:
“I rise to support this Bill because its a straightforward Bill with good intentions. Some of us in one way or the other have been victims of fake news. I rise to support this bill as it will protect the society.”
“Today we know that America has risen up against fake news as it has had very terrible consequences in America. Fake news is dangerous, therefore Mr. President, we must rise to the challenge”, Senator Moro added.
Read Also: All you need to know about Social Media Bill
Senator Chimaroke Nnamani, however, rejected the bill on the ground that it abuses the freedom of speech entrenched in the Nigerian 1999 constitution.
“I have great respect for the sponsor of this Bill. In person, I not only oppose it in totality, I condemn this Bill”, the lawmaker strongly asserted.
He further drew the attention of the National Assembly to the CyberCrime Act which makes provisions against such internet abuse.
“Based on our constitution that guarantees freedom of speech, there is a cybercrime act that deals with this,” Senator Nnamani established.
Meanwhile, Senate President Ahmad Lawan referred the bill to the committee on Judiciary, Human Rights and Legal Matters to report within four weeks, after passing its reading for the second time.


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Gecode::Int::GCC::VVGNode Class Reference
Inherited by Gecode::Int::GCC::ValNode, and Gecode::Int::GCC::VarNode.
Detailed Description
Base class for nodes in the variable-value-graph.Definition at line 50 of file graphsup.icc.
Constructors and initialization | |
| VVGNode (void) | |
| Default constructor. | |
Access | |
| Edge ** | adj (void) |
| return reference to the incident edges | |
| Edge * | first (void) |
| return pointer to the first incident edge | |
| Edge * | last (void) |
| return pointer to the last incident edge | |
| Edge * | inedge (void) |
| return pointer to the node's inedge | |
| bool | get_type (void) |
| return the type of the node | |
| template<BC > | |
| bool | get_match_flag (void) |
| access the matching flag of the node | |
| virtual int | get_info (void)=0 |
| get the information on the node (either var-index or value) | |
| virtual bool | is_matched (BC)=0 |
| test whether the node is matched | |
| virtual bool | removed (void)=0 |
| check whether a node has been removed from the graph | |
Update | |
| void | first (Edge *p) |
| set the first edge pointer to p | |
| void | last (Edge *p) |
| set the last edge pointer to p | |
| void | inedge (Edge *p) |
| set the inedge pointer to p | |
| void | set_type (bool t) |
| set the node type to t | |
| template<BC > | |
| void | set_match_flag (bool f) |
| set the matching flag to f | |
| virtual void | set_info (int i)=0 |
| set the node information to i | |
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual | ~VVGNode (void) |
| Destructor. | |
| void * | operator new (size_t, void *) |
| Create a new node. |
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Gecode::Int::GCC::VVGNode::VVGNode | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
| virtual Gecode::Int::GCC::VVGNode::~VVGNode | ( | void | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Member Function Documentation
| void * Gecode::Int::GCC::VVGNode::operator new | ( | size_t | , | |
| void * | p | |||
| ) | [inline] |
| Edge ** Gecode::Int::GCC::VVGNode::adj | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
| Edge * Gecode::Int::GCC::VVGNode::first | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
| Edge * Gecode::Int::GCC::VVGNode::last | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
| Edge * Gecode::Int::GCC::VVGNode::inedge | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
| bool Gecode::Int::GCC::VVGNode::get_type | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
template<BC direction>
| bool Gecode::Int::GCC::VVGNode::get_match_flag | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
| virtual int Gecode::Int::GCC::VVGNode::get_info | ( | void | ) | [pure virtual] |
get the information on the node (either var-index or value)
Implemented in Gecode::Int::GCC::VarNode, and Gecode::Int::GCC::ValNode.
| virtual bool Gecode::Int::GCC::VVGNode::is_matched | ( | BC | ) | [pure virtual] |
test whether the node is matched
Implemented in Gecode::Int::GCC::VarNode, and Gecode::Int::GCC::ValNode.
| virtual bool Gecode::Int::GCC::VVGNode::removed | ( | void | ) | [pure virtual] |
check whether a node has been removed from the graph
Implemented in Gecode::Int::GCC::VarNode, and Gecode::Int::GCC::ValNode.
| void Gecode::Int::GCC::VVGNode::first | ( | Edge * | p | ) | [inline] |
| void Gecode::Int::GCC::VVGNode::last | ( | Edge * | p | ) | [inline] |
| void Gecode::Int::GCC::VVGNode::inedge | ( | Edge * | p | ) | [inline] |
| void Gecode::Int::GCC::VVGNode::set_type | ( | bool | t | ) | [inline] |
template<BC direction>
| void Gecode::Int::GCC::VVGNode::set_match_flag | ( | bool | f | ) | [inline] |
| virtual void Gecode::Int::GCC::VVGNode::set_info | ( | int | i | ) | [pure virtual] |
set the node information to i
Implemented in Gecode::Int::GCC::VarNode, and Gecode::Int::GCC::ValNode.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- gecode/int/gcc/graphsup.icc (Revision: 6323)


class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # MT4113 Lecture 3 ## Good Programming Practice ### Eiren Jacobson ### 26 September 2018 --- # REMINDERS - Assignment 1 is due via MMS by 11:59AM on Monday October 1st -- - Fanny will be available - to answer questions today (Wednesday) from 1-2PM in LT C - to work through R basics tomorrow (Thursday) from 11AM-12PM in the Observatory computer classroom -- - The practical this Friday will focus on debugging - Fanny and I will be available to answer questions during the practical --- # Topics Covered - The advantages of using **functions** -- - Different types of **environments** -- - Understanding the **scope** of variables -- - Software **design** for statisticians -- - Coding **conventions and style** --- class: inverse, center, middle # Functions --- # Why use functions? - Don't Repeat Yourself - Avoid repeating the same code over and over -- - Functions Do One Thing - Small chunks with defined inputs and outputs are easier to test -- - Easier to update and propagate changes - Only have to change things once -- - Divide and conquer the problem - Each function is a step of the analysis --- # Why use functions? - Don't Repeat Yourself - Functions Do One Thing - Easier to update and propagate changes - Divide and conquer the problem -- - *Disadvantage: slight increase in overhead time* --- # What happens in `f(x)` stays in `f(x)` -- .center[![image](220px-function_machine2-svg.png)] -- - Concept of **encapsulation** - send everything into function as arguments - return outputs explicitly with `return()` function - no global side effects 🚫🌏 -- - Whenever possible, functions should fit on one screen --- # What happens in `f(x)` stays in `f(x)` -- .pull-left[ ```r x <- 1:25 func <- function(){ sum(x)/length(x) } func() ``` ``` # [1] 13 ``` ] -- .pull-right[ ```r # my.mean calculates the mean # of a numeric vector x my.mean <- function(x){ stopifnot(is.numeric(x)) m <- sum(x)/length(x) return(m) } x <- 1:25 my.mean(x) ``` ``` # [1] 13 ``` ] - **Q:** What are three things that make the example on the right better? --- # What happens in `f(x)` stays in `f(x)` - Example from last class: ```r eda <- function (x) { par(mfrow = c(1 ,3)) hist(x, probability = TRUE) lines(density(x)) boxplot(x, horizontal = TRUE) rug(x) qqnorm(x) return(summary(x)) } ``` - Issues: no comments and global change in par() --- # What happens in `f(x)` stays in `f(x)` ```r eda <- function (x) { # Purpose: Exploratory data analysis function # Input: numeric vector x # Output: summary object and 1x3 plot # Setup 1x3 graphical device, but make sure # it reverts to current settings on exit old.par <- par(no.readonly = TRUE) on.exit(par(old.par)) par(mfrow = c(1 ,3)) . . . ``` -- - Another option: send plot directly to PDF --- # What happens in `f(x)` stays in `f(x)` ```r print.and.multiply <- function(x, y) { print(paste('At start of function x=', x, 'y=', y)) x <- x*y print(paste('At end of function x=', x)) return(x) } first <- 10 second <- 20 new.object <- print.and.multiply(first, second) ``` ``` ## [1] "At start of function x= 10 y= 20" ## [1] "At end of function x= 200" ``` -- - **Q:** After running the above code, what is the value of `first`? Of `x`? --- class: inverse, center, middle # Environments --- # Environments are like address books - An **environment** associates names with values .pull-left[ ![](env-pointers-1.png)] -- .pull-right[ ![](env-pointers-2.png)] - Multiple names can point to the same values --- # What's in your environment? ```r ls() ``` ``` ## [1] "eda" "first" "func" ## [4] "my.mean" "new.object" "print.and.multiply" ## [7] "second" "x" ``` <img src="env.png" width="500"> --- # Three types we care about - Base environment - Contains packages like `base`, `utils`, `stats`, `graphics` -- - Global environment - Additional variables you have created or packages you have loaded - Should "reset" every time you reopen R -- - Current environment - Environment inside of a function --- class: inverse, center, middle # Scoping --- # Name Masking - If a name isn't defined in the environment, `R` looks up one level -- ```r pi ``` ``` ## [1] 3.141593 ``` -- ```r pi <- 1 pi ``` ``` ## [1] 1 ``` -- 😱😱😱 --- # Functions vs. variables - Finding functions works the same way as finding variables -- - You *can* have both `x <- 1:10` and `x <- function(x){x + 10}` ... -- - but please don't. -- - Multiple functions can have the same name - R will default to the version in the most recently loaded package - order of search can be seen using `search()` --- # A fresh start - each use of a function is independent of any previous uses -- - a function's environment is wiped clean for each new use --- # Dynamic lookup - Lookup happens when code is executed -- - It doesn't matter what the value was when the code was created ```r x <- 15 f <- function(x){x+1} f(x) ``` ``` ## [1] 16 ``` ```r x <- 20 f(x) ``` ``` ## [1] 21 ``` --- class: inverse, center, middle # Software Design --- # Strategies for designing code - Always a good idea to consider design before implementation - strategies include top-down (rigid) and bottom-up (iterative) approaches -- - Visual aids like flowcharts can be used for planning and documentation -- - Outlines or pseudocode are helpful for breaking a big task into maneageable bits --- class: inverse, center, middle # Coding Conventions --- # Conventions and style - Encompasses everything from file names to spacing around operators -- - Increases readability -- - As with the Oxford comma, people have strong opinions -- - Consistency is most important --- # Conventions and style - The things we care about* in this course are: .footnote[*HINT: these are things we will be looking for in your assignments!] -- - Use `<-` for assignment, `=` for function arguments, `==` for Boolean -- - Start all functions with comments listing purpose, inputs, outputs -- - Use indentation and spacing to make code 2-D -- - There should be spaces around operators and after commas -- - Lines should be <80 characters long -- - Use meaningful object names in a consistent style --- # Conventions and style - Style guides are available at - https://google.github.io/styleguide/Rguide.xml - http://style.tidyverse.org/ (inc. packages to restyle code)


{% extends "base.html" %}
{% block css_imports %}
{% endblock %}
{% block title %}
Stats for {{ logged_in_user.display_name }}
{% endblock %}
{% block content %}
User Stats
| Username |
{{ logged_in_user.name }} |
| Display name |
{{ logged_in_user.display_name }} |
| Current points |
{{ info_to_render["user_info"]["current_points"] }} |
| Starting points |
{{ info_to_render["user_info"]["starting_points"] }} |
| Points for solving |
{{ info_to_render["user_info"]["points_for_solving"] }} |
| Points for selling |
{{ info_to_render["user_info"]["points_for_selling"] }} |
| Expenditure |
{{ info_to_render["user_info"]["expenditure"] }} |
Problem Stats
| Problem name |
Solution obtained |
Problem solved |
Solution bought |
Solution sold |
Solution |
{% for row in info_to_render["table_info"]%}
| {{ row[0] }} |
{{ row[1] }} |
{{ row[2] }} |
{{ row[3] }} |
{{ row[4] }} |
{{ row[5] }} |
{% endfor %}
{% endblock %}


In this chapter we will install all the programs needed to run Genit. At the end of the chapter, we will verify the success of this installation through the smoke that comes with Genit.
Genit is written in Ruby, which means to run Genit, you need a Ruby interpreter installed on your computer. Note that you do not need to know the Ruby language you use Genit.
Genit requires the installation of Ruby version 1.9.2 or later.
Whatever your operating system, visit the official page of Ruby download and read instructions.
Download the installer of the latest stable version
>= 1.9.2. As I write this sentence, it is the file
Ruby 1.9.2-p180 RubyInstaller
. Once downloaded, double-click
it to start the installation.
I urge you to go through a software called RVM.
For more information on RVM, visit Ruby Version Manager.
If not, here the procedure to install it on Ubuntu. If you are new to Linux,
the installation of RVM is not necessarily a cakewalk, but hang in there, it's worth it!
Open a terminal window and type the following :
$ bash < <(curl -s https://rvm.beginrescueend.com/install/rvm)
If the system complains about not finding curl
, install it and restart the
previous command:
$ apt-get install curl
If now the system complains about not finding git
, install it and restart the
command:
$ apt-get install git
Once installed RVM, check that your shell is configured to use it.
Close the terminal window and reopen a new one then enter the command
below and verify that the answer is rvm is a function
:
$ type rvm | head -1
rvm is a fonction
If this is not the case, go to rvm.beginrescueend.com/rvm/install/ and follow the instructions in paragraph 2.
Now, install the dependencies that your system needs. For this, there is the
rvm notes
command. Here is an excerpt of the output we are interested:
$ rvm notes
[...]
dependencies:
# For RVM
rvm: bash curl git
# For Ruby (MRI & ree) you should install the following OS dependencies:
ruby: /usr/bin/apt-get install build-essential bison openssl libreadline6
libreadline6-dev curl git-core zlib1g zlib1g-dev libssl-dev libyaml-dev
libsqlite3-0 libsqlite3-dev sqlite3 libxml2-dev libxslt-dev autoconf libc6-dev
ncurses-dev automake
[...]
So we will do what we are asked :
$ sudo apt-get install build-essential bison openssl libreadline6 libreadline6-dev
curl git-core zlib1g zlib1g-dev libssl-dev libyaml-dev libsqlite3-0 libsqlite3-dev
sqlite3 libxml2-dev libxslt-dev autoconf libc6-dev ncurses-dev automake
Now that RVM is installed, install the right version of Ruby, be patient as it might take some time :
$ rvm install 1.9.2
Finally, configure the shell to always use our version of Ruby :
$ rvm use 1.9.2 --default
If you have still decided not to go through RVM to install Ruby, but to use your package manager, it can be that your distribution offers to install version 1.9.1 of Ruby rather than version 1.9.2. You can do it, for obscure reasons, it is the same release branch.
To verify that you have installed the correct version of Ruby, open a terminal window
and type ruby-v
:
$ ruby -v
ruby 1.9.2p180 (2011-02-18 revision 30909) [i686-linux]
If the early numbers are 1.9.2 (or higher), your system is ready to use Ruby.
Programs written in Ruby are generally packaged in the form of gem
that manage their own dependencies. Rubygems is the program that allows to
manage the different gem. It is often installed along with Ruby.
To find out if Rubygems is already installed on your machine open a terminal window
and type gem -v
. If the system complains that the command gem
can not be found you need to install RubyGems, otherwise jump to the installation
of Genit.
Go to
rubygems.org/pages/download,
downlaod the zip file, unzip the archive and follow the instructions in the README.rdoc file.
You just have to open a terminal window, navigate in the rubygems folder and type:
ruby setup.rb code>. (Perhaps a double-click on the file
setup.rb also works)
Use your package manager.
Now that Ruby and Rubygems are installed on your system, installation of Genit going to be very simple. Open a terminal window and type the following command:
$ gem install genit
The program Genit (and its dependencies if necessary) will be downloaded and
installed.
To ensure that the installation was successful, type the genit -v
command in a terminal window :
$ genit -v
genit 0.6
This step is not strictly necessary and you can skip it if you want.
However, it is useful to make sure that Genit works perfectly
on your system.
Open a terminal window and type :
$ genit create test-project
$ cd test-project
$ genit compile
Open the test-project
folder with your file browser :
Open the www
folder:
Double-click the file index.html
to open it with your
web browser, you must see this:
In this book, we will develop a simple website on a hypothetical video game.
The site will include a home page, a news page, and
few pages of documentation.
The first step in any development of website with Genit is the creation of the project.
This is done with the command create
. Open a terminal window,
change to the folder you want then enter the following command :
$ genit create -e sample_app
By default, Genit creates a smoke test to each new project, which means that some files
are already pre-filled. L'option -e
, ou --empty
, permet de ne pas
pré-remplir ces fichiers.
With option -e
, or --empty
, these files are not pre-filled.
Default always, Genit create an HTML5 project. If you want to use another doctype, you can
specify it at create time using the option -doctype
or
-d
:
$ genit create -e --doctype xhtml_1.0_strict sample_app
If you have time, look at the documentation of the create command.
We can now explore briefly the project structure created by Genit. If you do not understand it for now, do not worry, it's just an introduction. The content and use of each case will be treated in depth elsewhere in this book.
Here we have bits of a web page. Each fragment may be included in any page. Think in terms of fragment helps to modularize the XHTML code, like any other "real" programming language.
News are very common in a website. Genit can manage them easily. Each news will be placed in a separate file.
All web site pages will be placed in this folder.
Here we find all files that do not require special treatment, as pdf or text files, images that are not part of site design, etc..
Here you can place javascript libraries and files.
You place here that relates to site design, CSS files, images, etc.
Here you will find site main template (the one that will wrap every page), as well as the main navigation menu.
The final site, the result of "compilation" of the project will be placed in this folder.
If you performed the smoke test in the section of the installation, you already know
how to compile a Genit project. However, I will resume the procedure here.
From the terminal window, move to the folder of the project :
$ cd sample_app
Then use the following command to compile the project :
$ genit compile
When all goes well the compile
command produces no output. Also note that
cc
is an alias for compile
, ie the following two lines
are equivalent :
$ genit compile
$ genit cc
For information, the figure 2.1 shows the terminal session used since the beginning of this chapter: creating and compiling the project.
Figure 2.1 - creating and compiling the project
Genit put the result of compiling in www
folder.
Figure 2.2 shows the contents of
www
folder after compilation.
www
folder after compilation
To see the result, open the file www/index.html
in your
browser (figure 2.3)
Page www/index.html
, you just opened at the end of the previous section
(2.2) does not come from
nowhere.
You will find its contents in the pages/index.html
file
(listing 2.1). With Genit,
you will put all the pages of your site in the pages
.
pages/index.html
file

home page

We will now add the news page.
To do this, create the pages/news.html
file
(figure 2.4)
and fill it with the simple content of listing 2.2.
news.html
file
Listing 2.2 - pages/news.html
file

news page

Use the compile command to reflect changes :
$ genit cc
You can now open the file www/news.html
(Figure 2.5), which
just add to your site.
We will now create three pages of documentation.
A page for the user documentation (user.html
),
a second page for developer documentation (developer.html
),
and finally a last page that will include links to the previous two pages
(documentation.html
).
As for the news page, you create these pages in the pages
folder.
Figure 2.6
shows what your pages
folder should now look like:
You will fill these files with the contents of listing 2.3, listing 2.4 and listing 2.5.
Listing 2.3 -pages/developer.html
file

developer page

pages/user.html
file

user page

pages/documentation.html
file

documentation page

User documentation

Developer documentation

A new compilation and you can see the result by opening the file
www/Documentation.html
in your browser.
Try the links to make sure they work.
In a real site, you may have dozens of pages of documentation.
In this case, I prefer to organize the pages
folder in subfolders.
Let's go!
You create the subfolder pages/doc
in which you move the 3 files
previously created (figure 2.7) :
pages
folder
Then you rename the file
pages/doc/documentation.html
to
pages/doc/index.html
(figure 2.8),
which is a common practice.
Thus, if a user requires the doc
folder in their browser, the server will provide the
doc/index.html
file.
documentation.html
renamed to index.html
It remains to modify the links of the pages/doc/index.html
file
(listing 2.6) :
pages/doc/index.html

documentation page

User documentation

Developer documentation

Recompile your site and open pages/doc/index.html
in your browser
to find that the links still work as before.
With Genit, as with most other web frameworks, you write internal links to your site
relative to the root of the site. That is, relatively to the file
pages/index.html
.
You may have noticed the link home
at the beginning of each web page you
open in your browser.
This is the default menu of Genit and it is in the
templates/menu.html
file. Here are the content
(listing 2.7) :
templates/menu.html

home

We are going to add links to the news page and to the documentation page. Edit it as follow (listing 2.8) :
Listing 2.8 - New content oftemplates/menu.html

home

documentation

news

Recompile the project and then open a page to see changes (figure 2.9). Feel free to try the menu links!
Figure 2.9 - The new menu
Before concluding this chapter we have yet to see the main template.
This is the central file of your site.
The one in which all pages are included.
You will find it in templates/main.html
. See its content in
(listing 2.9) :
templates/main.html
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>Genit - Static web site framework</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="styles/alsa/all.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen" href="styles/screen.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="print" href="styles/print.css" />

<genit class="menu" />
<genit class="pages" />

Note the <genit/>
tags.
The <genit class="menu" />
tag includes the menu and the
<genit class="pages" />
tag includes web pages.
We will add a header and a footer on all pages on the site. As these change all the pages of the site,
we do it in the main template.
Edit the templates/main.html
file as follow
(listing 2.10) :
templates/main.html
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>Amazing game</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="styles/alsa/all.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen" href="styles/screen.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="print" href="styles/print.css" />

Amazing game

<genit class="menu" />
<genit class="pages" />

Powered by Genit

You just have to recompile the project to see the result (figure 2.10) :
Figure 2.10 - A page with a header and a footerdownload.html
and fill it, for the moment, as
the other pages, with a headline of level 1.
download.html
page.
In this chapter we will see how to add style to your site.
Open the templates/main.html
file in your editor and
locate the following two lines (listing 3.1) :
.
.
.
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="styles/alsa/all.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen" href="styles/screen.css" />
.
.
.
The first line uses the styles/alsa/all.css
CSS file. What is it?
This is a basic style sheet which I used very often
(See on alsacréations),
so I integrated it to Genit. But you'll quickly see that you do not have to use it.
The second line uses the styles/screen.css
CSS file, that will contain your
CSS rules for the media screen (the screen).
If you open the styles
folder, you will see this
(figure 3.1) :
styles
The images
folder will contain of course the graphics files of your design.
As mentioned above, the alsa
contains a basic style sheet, which is not
indispensable.
To prove it I invite you to simply delete the folder alsa
and all its content.
We will instead use the YUI reset CSS,
developed by Yahoo. I have also integrated it by default in Genit.
To do this, modify the templates/main.html
file as in
listing 3.2
.
.
.
<title>Amazing game</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="styles/yui/all.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen" href="styles/screen.css" />
.
.
.
If you recompile your project, you should see some small changes in styles (figure 3.2)
Figure 3.2 - Home page with YUI reset CSS
You do not have to use the basic style sheet from aslacréations. You do not have to use Yahoo's reset CSS too.
You use what you want.
Simply put a folder with the content of your CSS framework in the
styles
folder and call it from the main template (templates/main.html
).
We will now prepare the site to receive some style.
The first thing we do is to add some content to the home page.
We will add a download button and a paragraph of text whatsoever.
Later in the book, the text will be replaced by the news.
Open the pages/index.html
file
in your editor and modify it to look like listing 3.3 :

home page

DOWNLOAD

"Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod
tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim
veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea
commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate
velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat
cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim
id est laborum."

We still have to tweak the template (templates/main.html
) as in
le listing 3.4 :
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>Amazing game</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="styles/yui/all.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen" href="styles/screen.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="print" href="styles/print.css" />

Amazing game

<genit class="menu" />
<genit class="pages" />

Powered by Genit

So, your project is ready to be stylish ...
We are now ready to edit styles/screen.css
in order to
add our rules. Open it in your editor and copy/paste the contents of
listing 3.5 :
styles/screen.css
)
html {
background-color:#F7BF65;
color:#457CAA;
}
#header, #footer {
width:100%;
text-align:center;
}
#header h1 {
font-size:30px;
}
#content {
width:500px;
margin:0 auto;
background-color:#AB9546;
padding:10px 30px;
border-radius:10px;
color:#333;
}
#menu {
text-align:center;
}
#menu li {
display:inline;
list-style-type: none;
margin-left: 5px;
}
#menu a {
font-size:14px;
font-weight:bold;
padding: 5px;
text-decoration:none;
}
#menu a#selected,
#menu a:hover {
border-bottom:5px solid #020;
}
#content a {
color:#020;
}
a.download_button {
background-color:#640000;
text-decoration:none;
font-weight:bold;
color:white !important;
padding:15px 0;
display:block;
width:40%;
text-align:center;
border-radius:10px;
margin:0 auto;
}
a.download_button:hover {
background-color:#900000;
}
As usual, you must compile the project before you see the changes.Once this is done,
open the file www/index.html
in your browser. It should look like in
figure 3.3 :
Suppose we want to add the download button to the news page. The easiest and fastest way, a priori, is to copy/paste the button code from the index page to the news page. This is what I did in listing 4.1.
Listing 4.1 Button added topages/news.html

news page

DOWNLOAD

Once the project is compiled, you can see the result by opening the file
www/news.html
in your browser
(figure 4.1)
This is a bad solution! If we want to change the button code later, it will make changes twice. When multiple pages share the same code, we need a way to share it. Genit has the notion of fragment sometimes called partial in other frameworks. Fragments allow you to share code and modularize large files.
First step, we put the button code in the fragments/button.html
file
(listing 4.2).
Of course, as this file does not exist, you must first create it.
fragments/button.html
file

DOWNLOAD

Last step, we need to replace the button code in both files
pages/index.html
and
pages/news.html
by the code in listing 4.3 :
index.html
and news.html
<genit class="fragment" file="button.html"/>
Recompile the project and update your browser to see that it works
If you missed something, I put the entire contents of the
pages/index.html
file (listing 4.4)
and pages/news.html
file (listing 4.5) :
pages/index.html

home page

<genit class="fragment" file="button.html"/>

"Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod
tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim
veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea
commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate
velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat
cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim
id est laborum."

pages/news.html

news page

<genit class="fragment" file="button.html"/>
There will come a time when you want to pass a string from one file to another.
I take a simple example : for now the title bar of the browser window displays
"Amazing game."
I want it to show "Amazing game - Home" when you see the home page,
"Amazing game - Download" when you see the download page, etc.
The problem is that the title bar of the browser is defined in templates/main.html
,
ie for all pages
(listing 5.1).
templates/main.html
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>Amazing game</title>
.
.
.

Designing a website with Genit not used programming language. So we do not have access to variables.
Nevertheless, XML gives us a simple way to pass strings from files.
Edit the templates/main.html
file as follow
(listing 5.2) :
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>Amazing game - <genit here="window_title"/></title>
.
.
.

In listing 5.2, attribute here
from code <genit here="window_title"/>
defines a place in the file that can be
referenced by the name window_title
.
We can now, in every page, say to Genit what we want to write to the place
referenced by window_title
.
Open the pages/index.html
file in your editor
and insert code from
listing 5.3 at the beginning of the file:
You can write this line anywhere in the file. But at first, your code is more readable and easier to maintain.
Listing 5.3 - Attribute what at the beginning ofpages/index.html
<genit what="window_title">Home</genit>
.
.
.
Recompile the project to see the result (figure 5.1)
Figure 5.1 - A new title bar
Do the same with every project page.
Page download.html
should display in title bar: "Amazing game - Download",
page news.html
should display in title bar: "Amazing game - News", etc.
Few site can do without a news section.
Genit allows you to easily manage your news as part of a static website..
To begin, we will write three news. Then we'll display them all on the news page.
Then we will display just the most recent on the home page.
And finally, we will give them different style rendering.
The news must be placed in news
folder.
Their name must be a date in ISO format (year-month-day).
Then create the files news/2011-09-07.html
,
news/2011-09-06.html
and news/2011-09-05.html
.
Then fill with the contents of the following three listings(
listing 6.1,
listing 6.2 and
listing 6.3)
news/2011-09-07.html

Donec quis sapien scelerisque risus hendrerit

2011-09-07

Donec quis sapien scelerisque risus hendrerit aliquet id sit
amet risus. Integer sollicitudin, quam mollis rhoncus feugiat,
ligula enim pellentesque sem, vel commodo orci augue quis justo.

news/2011-09-06.html

Vestibulum ante ipsum

2011-09-06

Vestibulum ante ipsum primis in faucibus orci luctus et ultrices
posuere cubilia Curae; Nam at felis sed dui lobortis blandit.
 Quisque
at diam arcu. Sed in magna id libero iaculis suscipit quis vel
nulla. Proin sit amet neque purus

First, let's add a minimum of style to our news. Add the contents of
listing 6.4
to the styles/screen.css
CSS file:
styles/screen.css
.
.
.
/* NEWS */
.article h1 {
margin-bottom:0;
}
.article p.date {
font-size:10px;
}
Now we add all the news to the news page, with ease (listing 6.5)
Listing 6.5 -pages/news.html
<genit what="window_title">News</genit>

news page

<genit class="fragment" file="button.html"/>
<genit class="news"/>
This is the line <genit class="news"/>
which takes care of adding news,
from the most recent one to the oldest one.
Once the project is recompiled, here is the displayed news page
(figure 6.1) :
On the home page, we want to display the most recent news. Nothing simpler, see the new code of the home page (listing 6.6) :
Listing 6.6 - Inclusion of the two latest news (pages/index.html
)
<genit what="window_title">Home</genit>

home page

<genit class="fragment" file="button.html"/>
<genit class="news" number="2" />
As usual, once the project is recompiled, you can see the results in your browser (figure 6.2) :
Figure 6.2 - The home page with the most recent news
If we want to give a different style to news posted on the home page and news page, we can already do it easily.
In the pages/news.html
file,
surround the <genit>
tag by a simple

tag
(listing 6.7) :
pages/news.html
<genit what="window_title">News</genit>

news page

<genit class="fragment" file="button.html"/>

<genit class="news"/>

Then add the CSS code that will add a line after each news (listing 6.8). Do not forget to recompile the project to see the result.
Listing 6.8 -styles/screen.css
.
.
.
/* A NEWS ON NEWS PAGE */
.news_section .article {
border-bottom:1px solid #020;
}
Genit proposes another solution to manage the style of the news depending on where they are displayed.
You can use the wrapper
attribute.
Edit the pages/news.html
file and modify its contents as in
listing 6.9 :
pages/news.html
<genit what="window_title">News</genit>

news page

<genit class="fragment" file="button.html"/>
<genit class="news" wrapper="news_section"/>
The visual will be the same, but the resulting XHTML code is slightly different from that obtained with the code
in listing 6.7,
because this time each news will be surrounded by the

tag.
So use this option if you want, or forget it if you do not like it ...
The public
folder is intended to receive the site files that will be
served without treatment, including:
To illustrate this, our website will offer the license for the game in a .txt
file.
Create public/license.txt
and fill it with the
listing 7.1 (or whatever you want):
public/license.txt
**************************************************
Amazing Game
**************************************************
This is the license of Amazing Game.
Now add the link to this file, in pages/doc/index.html
(listing 7.2)
pages/doc/index.html
<genit what="window_title">Documentation</genit>

documentation page

User documentation

Developer documentation

Read license

That's it. Recompile the project, display the pages/doc/index.html
page
(figure 7.1), and click the link
to display the license (figure 7.2)
Another example of using the public
folder: all the screenshots you see on this page
(as in figure 7.1)
are in the public
folder of the Genit site.
Using javascript on your website is very easy. Simply follow the following convention :
javascript files and libraries goes to the script
folder. Nothing more.
To illustrate this, we will add a link to the download page. This link will open a dialog box indicating that the feature is not ready yet.
First, download the library smoke.js
and place the two files we need
(smoke.css
et smoke.js
) in the scripts
folder
(figure 8.1) :
Then call these two files in the  tag of the main template (templates/main.html
),
as shown in listing 8.1 :
templates/main.html
<!DOCTYPE html>

.
.
.


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{{ member.description | truncatewords:100 }}
Team Consultant
Kent is a machine learning and large scale data processing domain expert. He has completed QuikecCIRE development, ASUS Vibe, ETU insight and PIXNET user demographic detection system.
Team Consultant
Osaki is a Front-end web developer & Web UI Designer. His major is in Html & css with jade & sass. Experience in building professional RWD and SPA website.
ElasticMining is lovingly built and currently maintained by all these fine folks.


Draw
Run
Speed
1
10
100
1000
Jump 50 generations
Black tile: wall
Green tile: grass
Gray tile: road
It is a bit random, if the results are bad in later generations => refresh the page to restart the genes randomly.


Program
Dates
July 4 - August 14, 2020
Cost
- $1000-$1300: flights
- $100: visa
- $200: cash to bring in RMB
Estimated Total Cost: $1500. All other expenses are covered.
What to Expect
- Leading several English camps around China
- Chinese teaching assistants will help you with classroom activities and provide you with cultural and language support
- Orientation and debrief will equip you for the program
- Forming strong friendships as you live in close community with your team
- Building meaningful relationships with your students and local Chinese teaching assistants
- A very memorable and life-changing summer!


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block page_title %} SGO Data Sharing Platform {% endblock %} {% block inside_header %}{% endblock %} {% block content %} {% include 'includes/phase_banner_prototype.html' %} SGO Data Sharing Platform Sign in Username: Password: Simulate sign in as: Prison officer Probation officer Police officer {% endblock %}


Bacon ipsum dolor sit amet filet mignon brisket tenderloin jerky ham hock. Strip steak beef ribs meatball, pancetta spare ribs tri-tip ground round pork belly biltong short loin tongue jerky andouille.  Drumstick turducken jowl jerky, turkey biltong flank short loin spare ribs. Beef strip steak shoulder, meatball venison beef ribs pastrami short ribs andouille ribeye salami boudin swine spare ribs meatloaf. Ham hock t-bone ham salami rump cow beef ribs pork belly jerky ribeye ground round.
Cow tri-tip ball tip strip steak turkey venison. Drumstick ground round doner capicola. Pork loin ham hock corned beef, brisket leberkas pancetta filet mignon.
Fatback leberkas strip steak, frankfurter boudin capicola short loin spare ribs ham bresaola shankle andouille tenderloin ground round sausage. Ball tip andouille pork belly, tri-tip frankfurter leberkas pork ground round kielbasa t-bone drumstick ham hock rump shoulder. Strip steak shoulder hamburger salami, fatback pork belly pork tri-tip corned beef biltong meatloaf bacon.  Spare ribs pastrami fatback doner drumstick, hamburger corned beef jerky shank chicken. Pancetta beef jerky meatloaf turkey.
Tri-tip ham hock turducken, tongue corned beef capicola pork chop turkey flank pork belly boudin short ribs brisket. Corned beef ground round sirloin tail. Short loin shank turducken pork loin sausage ham ribeye tri-tip sirloin andouille flank ball tip. Meatloaf leberkas pancetta, pork doner tongue biltong ground round filet mignon tri-tip shankle corned beef jowl. Tongue tenderloin capicola biltong chicken shank, pork belly ham hock flank pork frankfurter pancetta. Short ribs chicken ribeye tenderloin capicola hamburger, doner jerky strip steak leberkas drumstick.
Turkey pork loin sausage fatback brisket. Salami tenderloin chuck chicken pork, leberkas tri-tip filet mignon drumstick brisket doner turkey. Shank frankfurter pork belly, brisket doner rump turkey pancetta. Sirloin shank ribeye beef.  Meatloaf filet mignon ham hock turducken chicken drumstick frankfurter boudin shoulder capicola ham ball tip salami bresaola beef. Pork loin ball tip corned beef, salami bacon chuck shoulder boudin ground round.


Math
Math That Speaks
A Focus On Affordable Technologies ..Or Processes
Speaking Scientific Calculators: Surprisingly Affordable
I definitely recommend this calculator for students taking high school algebra, geometry, and pre-calculus. Furthermore, it can easily be used by middle school students in pre-algebra and by any student requiring assistance in working with fractions, after thorough instruction in fraction concept development. WARNING: After exposure to the ORION, 99% of students are addicted and want one of their own.
From the article, Susan's Math Technology Corner The ORION TI-34 Talking Scientific Calculator From Orbit Research Susan A. Osterhaus, M.Ed. | as accessed 3 May 2019
Many Handheld Calculators Are Affordable
One very affordable example: Texas Instruments TI-34 MultiView Scientific Calculator (34mv-bk-c) (34mv/bk/c); As of May 2019, the price is under thirty dollars. A powerful lot of assistive technology with a small price.
Consider Using Your Own Voice
Record it yourself. It will make it more personal. And it's a lot cheaper to do when money is short. The more inexpensively you can make something accessible, the more people who need it, can afford it.
But.
Be aware that you probably take certain things for granted. For example, in the videos below in which the Distance Formula is explained, neither of the instructors ever said the word, "parens" or "parenthesis". These are only two examples, but quite typical of instructional vidoes.
In contrast, a reader designed to read mathematics will say the word "parens" or "parenthesis"


pltotf - convert property list files to TeX font metric (tfm) format
pltotf
pl_file_name [ \fB.pl\fP ]
This manual page is not meant to be exhaustive. The complete documentation for this version of *(TX can be found in the info file or manual Web2C: A TeX implementation .
The pltotf program translates a (human-oriented) property list file to a (program-oriented) *(TX font metric file. Thus, after editing the property list file, a TFM file can be generated for use with, for example, tex (1).
The pl_file_name is extended with .pl if it lacks a suffix. No path searching is done.
If no tfm_file_name is given, the basename of pl_file_name with suffix .tfm is used; otherwise tfm_file_name is extended with .tfm if it lacks a suffix.
Without the -verbose option, pltotf operates silently. With it, a banner and progress report are printed on stdout .
tftopl (1).
Donald E. Knuth, \*(OXware .
Donald E. Knuth, The \*(MFbook , (Volume C of Computers and Typesetting ), Addison-Wesley, 1986, ISBN 0-201-13445-4.
Donald E. Knuth wrote the program. It was published as part of the \*(OXware technical report, available from the *(TX Users Group. Howard Trickey, Pavel Curtis, and Richard Furuta originally ported it to Unix.


Charts.io
Thank Environmentinfonow.github.io For This Font!
Download font(only for windows. If you don't have a Windows computer, just put all the code for the source in the style tag of your html)


Address Book Manager
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Brings the Address Book Manager to the front. |
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New Address Book
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Create a new address book. A local or remote server must be selected in the Address Book Manager window. |
Open Address Book
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Open an address book. |
Rename Address Book
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Renames an address book. |
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Import Addresses
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Imports addresses in a different format address book file. |
Export Addresses
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Export address from an address book into another format. |
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Delete Address Book
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Deletes an address book. |
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Login
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Logs in to the selected address book server. |
Logout
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Logs out of the selected address book server. |
Refresh List
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Refreshes the list of address books for the selected server. |
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Synchronise
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Synchronises the selected address books in the address book manager window. |
Clear Disconnected
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Removes the disconnected cache files for the selected address books in the address book manager window. |
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Expand Address
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Expands an address in an address entry field by doing a search of address books. |
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Search for Addresses
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Searches for addresses. |


Community Needs
See a need you can meet? Feel free to jump in and make an offer. Drag and drop each sticky note that you can fulfill into the summary section below. At the end, you will be able to send a separate email to each person notifying them of your offer.
We suggest responding to up to three needs per day to allow others a chance to participate.


BBlog menu shows me the version I have installed as 4.8.0, but there's nothing about that here, instead the latest version is supposedly 4.6.0. What's the deal here?
SkinnyDog
its not 4.8.0 i know it looks like that cause the number 6 loops almost all the way to make it look like number 8
.. But it is trust me 4.6.0


Lena Louisa Kahrig Pettit
Lena Pettit has been
a major source of materials to several parts of this web site. In particular, she has contributed nearly
90% of the approximately 700 obituaries on the site. She has contributed many of the photo found on the site
particularly photos of one-room school houses, photos of Lewisville and
Miltonsburg and the surrounding areas.
Lena is an avid
genealogist having authored 7 books on members of her own family tree. She has also authored other genealogy
related books such as one memorializing her mother and an inventory of the
Middle Church Cemetery. As you visit
the site you will see a number of articles and photos attributed to Lena
Pettit. Thank you Lena for all your
help and materials.
Lena describes
herself as follows:
Hello, I'm Lena Kahrig Pettit. I was born near Miltonsburg, Ohio. My
parents told me that this was a great year for them, not only because I was
born but because it was the year Social Security was enacted. That meant an
easier life in their later years after working so hard on the
farm.
I began first grade in 1940 at the Miltonsburg
School. I was five years old. My dad was the school bus driver and drove me to
school every day. It was a two-room building with the lower grades on one side
and the upper grades on the other. I attended this school through seventh
grade, and then was transferred to Monroefield to graduate in the eighth grade.
I didn't mind transferring because everyone in this one-room school was my
relative, including the teacher. I was the oldest attending, so I was asked to
help the lower grades with their subjects.
During my youth, every Sunday meant getting to join
my relatives and friends at St. John's Middle Church. I played the piano in
Sunday school and the pipe organ during worship. I also sang in the church choir,
school choir, and played piano accordion in the school orchestra.
Between living with my parents and siblings on the
farm, attending church, and going to school, I had the best life any young girl
could want. I was the third oldest of the eight children in our family.
My graduation picture was
taken when I was sixteen. I graduated the following spring, in 1952, from
Lewisville High School. I received the Best Character and Personality Award on
graduation night. I owed it to all my
classmates for bringing out the best in me. It was a wonderful 12 years of
readin', writin' and 'rthmatic.
I went on to a married life and had two very special
children, one being an underwriter and the other an artist. This marriage ended
and then I lived alone for nine years, filling my life with education and work
of many different fields: church historian, trustee member,
secretary/treasurer, medical assistant training, senior bookkeeper in doctor's
office, counselor in weight loss company, Red Cross volunteer for seven years,
beauty consultant for 20 years, and retired as administrative assistant from a
retirement facility, not to mention many adult education classes along the way.
I first became interested in
genealogy in 1957. I thank my deceased grandmother for giving me my start in
preserving our family history. At her
funeral, the room was filled with many people that looked like strangers. I
thought it was just the entire community showing respect until they followed us
to the cemetery. I whispered into my mother's ear "Who are all these
people at my grandma's funeral?" She quietly told me that these were all
my relatives. I thought I was in heaven to have such a large family! That
evening, my mother began charting out different families for me and I have
never stopped collecting history since. My mother and dad were great people who
shared with me their interest in history, geography, writing, family, and
friends. My mother kept a journal from the time she was in the third grade.
They were both very active in church and the community.
I completed my first book in 1970 and have now
completed a total of seven family books including two of the
Christman/Pfalzgraf, Kahrig/Neuhart, Highman/Gatten, Pfalzgraf/Kilburn, Crawford/Rubel,
Claus/Ackerman, St. John's Cemetery records, plus other booklets on Matz,
Lewisville High School class rooster 1916-1958, and the class of 1952
historical booklet. There will be more to come in the future.
I'm a Life Member of the Monroe County Historical Society,
Monroe County OGS, Reynoldsburg Truro Historical Society, and of the Cypress
Wesleyan Church.
In 1992 I married a wonderful man, Tom Pettit. Together we have five children, four grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. Tom and I are enjoying our retirement years, visiting our family, and spending time with our roots in Monroe County to help preserve its rich history.
Material for this article was provided by Lena Kahrig Pettit --
e-mail: Lena
Pettit


This structure is returned by DSPXMCGetFaultStatus APIs. More...
#include <dsp_xmc.h>
Data Fields | |
| uint32_t | localAccess |
| uint32_t | userModeExec |
| uint32_t | userModeWrite |
| uint32_t | userModeRead |
| uint32_t | supvModeExec |
| uint32_t | supvModeWrite |
| uint32_t | supvModeRead |
| uint32_t | fid |
This structure is returned by DSPXMCGetFaultStatus APIs.
| uint32_t dspxmcFaultStatus::fid |
ID of initiator who caused the fault - Valid if localAccess = FALSE
| uint32_t dspxmcFaultStatus::localAccess |
Access was made locally by DSP - Value is TRUE/FALSE
| uint32_t dspxmcFaultStatus::supvModeExec |
SUPERVISOR mode EXECUTE permissions - Value is TRUE/FALSE
| uint32_t dspxmcFaultStatus::supvModeRead |
SUPERVISOR mode READ permissions - Value is TRUE/FALSE
| uint32_t dspxmcFaultStatus::supvModeWrite |
SUPERVISOR mode WRITE permissions - Value is TRUE/FALSE
| uint32_t dspxmcFaultStatus::userModeExec |
USER mode EXECUTE permissions - Value is TRUE/FALSE
| uint32_t dspxmcFaultStatus::userModeRead |
USER mode READ permissions - Value is TRUE/FALSE
| uint32_t dspxmcFaultStatus::userModeWrite |
USER mode WRITE permissions - Value is TRUE/FALSE


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actTurn
buttons
enterTownButton
outfitButton
ownedTiles
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player
playerInfoDisplay
rand
settings
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Fox 4 team visits Coconut Festival in Cape Coral
by WFTX Digital TeamCAPE CORAL, Fla. —A big thanks to everyone that made time to say hello to us Friday night at the Coconut Festival in Cape Coral. The Fox 4 team had a great time and even got to say hello from the stage as the performers got ready to entertain the crowd. Four in your corner is a proud sponsor of the festival, which continues all weekend, and our station has a booth set up just to the left when you come through the entrance. Please stop by and say hello, we would love to see you and we'll be there all weekend.


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RemoteCall
Interface
The interfaceRemoteCall
is an abstraction used by the stubs and skeletons of remote objects to carry out a call to a remote object.
Note - TheRemoteCall
interface is deprecated as of the Java 2 SDK, Standard Edition, v1.2. The 1.2 stub protocol does not make use of this interface anymore. As of the Java 2 SDK, Standard Edition, v1.2, stubs now use the newinvoke
method which does not requireRemoteCall
as a parameter.
package java.rmi.server; import java.io.*; public interface RemoteCall { ObjectOutput getOutputStream() throws IOException; void releaseOutputStream() throws IOException; ObjectInput getInputStream() throws IOException; void releaseInputStream() throws IOException; ObjectOutput getResultStream(boolean success) throws IOException, StreamCorruptedException; void executeCall() throws Exception; void done() throws IOException; }
The methodgetOutputStream
returns the output stream into which either the stub marshals arguments or the skeleton marshals results.The method
releaseOutputStream
releases the output stream; in some transports this will release the stream.The method
getInputStream
returns theInputStream
from which the stub unmarshals results or the skeleton unmarshals parameters.The method
releaseInputStream
releases the input stream. This will allow some transports to release the input side of a connection early.The method
getResultStream
returns an output stream (after writing out header information relating to the success of the call). Obtaining a result stream should only succeed once per remote call. If success istrue
, then the result to be marshaled is a normal return; otherwise the result is an exception.StreamCorruptedException
is thrown if the result stream has already been obtained for this remote call.The method
executeCall
does whatever it takes to execute the call.The method
done
allows cleanup after the remote call has completed.


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TouhouFanGame
A RPG Touhou fan game
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Given to Entity that can be displayed. More...
#include <DisplayableComponent.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| void | setConfigs (const std::string &path) |
| Change the configs of this entity. More... | |
| DisplayableComponent (Resources &resources, std::istream &stream) | |
| Unserializer constructor. More... | |
| DisplayableComponent (Resources &resources, const std::string &configPath) | |
| ~DisplayableComponent () override | |
| void | serialize (std::ostream &) const override |
| Serialize to a stream. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from TouhouFanGame::ECS::Component | |
| Component (const std::string &name) | |
| virtual | ~Component ()=default |
| std::string | getName () const |
| Fetch the name of the Entity. More... | |
| template<typename type > | |
| type & | to () |
| Transforms this Component to the type. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| Rendering::Entity & | renderEntity |
| The Rendering::Entity bound to this Entity. More... | |
| Rendering::Animation | animation {Rendering::IDLE} |
| The current Animation of the Entity. More... | |
| Rendering::Direction | dir = Rendering::NORTH |
| Facing direction. More... | |
Private Attributes | |
| Resources & | _resources |
| The resources of the game. More... | |
| Rendering::Screen & | _screen |
| The Screen the Rendering::Entity is in. More... | |
| std::string | _configPath |
| The path to the config file loaded. More... | |
| friend | ComponentGui |
Given to Entity that can be displayed.
Definition at line 19 of file DisplayableComponent.hpp.
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Definition at line 24 of file DisplayableComponent.cpp.
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Definition at line 32 of file DisplayableComponent.cpp.
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Serialize to a stream.
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Implements TouhouFanGame::ECS::Component.
Definition at line 43 of file DisplayableComponent.cpp.
| void TouhouFanGame::ECS::Components::DisplayableComponent::setConfigs | ( | const std::string & | path | ) |
Change the configs of this entity.
Definition at line 37 of file DisplayableComponent.cpp.
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The path to the config file loaded.
Definition at line 28 of file DisplayableComponent.hpp.
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private |
The resources of the game.
Definition at line 22 of file DisplayableComponent.hpp.
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The Screen the Rendering::Entity is in.
Definition at line 25 of file DisplayableComponent.hpp.
| Rendering::Animation TouhouFanGame::ECS::Components::DisplayableComponent::animation {Rendering::IDLE} |
The current Animation of the Entity.
Definition at line 37 of file DisplayableComponent.hpp.
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private |
Definition at line 30 of file DisplayableComponent.hpp.
| Rendering::Direction TouhouFanGame::ECS::Components::DisplayableComponent::dir = Rendering::NORTH |
Facing direction.
Definition at line 40 of file DisplayableComponent.hpp.
| Rendering::Entity& TouhouFanGame::ECS::Components::DisplayableComponent::renderEntity |
The Rendering::Entity bound to this Entity.
Definition at line 34 of file DisplayableComponent.hpp.


This chapter introduces the tools and techniques used in this thesis. We will briefly describe all the feature of DSP-C in first section. Second section concentrates on contract based programming. Third section explains satisfiability (SAT) techniques. Fourth section describe features and architectures of CBMC.


Vieste is an attractive holiday town sitting on the eastern tip of the promentry of El Gargano ( the ‘spur’ projecting from the ‘boot’ of the peninsula).
In Medieval times, the port was frequently attacked by pirates and Saracens, and by enemies of the Kingdom of Naples. In 1554 around 5,000 inhabitants were executed by the Turks, on the grounds that they were too elderly or infirm to merit transportation into slavery. This event is commemorated annually in a ceremony which has now become a kind of "Summer Halloween".
Position 41°13.5'N,15°45'E.
This is not a Port of Entry. The nearest such port is Manfredonia, about 30nm south west of Vieste.
The Harbourmaster's office is near the fuel berth.
Last updated August 2014.
Shelter in the harbour is good, although strong winds from N and NE may cause a surge.
There are marina pontoons here on the north side of the harbour as well as some on the south. There are 7 pontoons, all run as separate private businesses. Recommendation is to take the first pontoon to port on entering. Laid lines, all services available and berthing rates very negotiable if staying longer than one or two nights. A yacht can be left here with good security.
Anchorages
Yachts can anchor in the outer harbour in 5 to 10m over sand.
The bay to the south of the old city is another good anchorage in 7m, also over sand with good holding. Exposed only from SE to NE but can be affected by swell.
Last updated June 2015.


[§527‑1] Short title. This Act may be cited as the Uniform Real Property Transfer on Death Act. [L 2011, c 173, pt of §1]


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interface defines a handler of
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objects.Element
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instances to retrieve
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defines an XML entity.evaluate
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4.4 Command Line Editing
Command line editing supporting Emacs-like commands and IBM PC arrow keys
is provided in the console-based executable. The following commands
are available:
- ^h
- erase previous char
- ^d
- erase next char
- ^u
- kill line
- ^f
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- view history
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Option Value
on separate lines. Recognized options are:
lines
- Value is the number of lines in the history buffer. 1-100 is
accepted; the default is 30.
save
- Value is either 0 (don't save or restore history buffer)
or 1 (save history buffer in %HOME%\spcmd.hst on exit, restore
history from the same file on start up.
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Berlin party Radiant Love launches label with new Fio Fa EP
You Think, out now, also features D. Tiffany on remix duty.
by Steph LeeBerlin-based party Radiant Love has started a label under the same name.
The inaugural release, titled You Think, comes with two original house cuts from Irish producer Fio Fa, plus a remix from Canada's D. Tiffany. The 12-inch is out now.
Radiant Love, a "rave, label, art and performance collective," began in 2018, quickly becoming one of the most popular parties in Berlin's queer clubbing community.
Listen to "You Think (D. Tiffany Remix)."
Revisit D. Tiffany's RA Podcast from earlier this year.


Don Cherry complaints overwhelm Canadian Broadcast Standards Council website
by Sean Davidson, Multi-Platform Writer, CTV News TorontoTORONTO -- There have been so many complaints about Don Cherry’s rant on Hockey Night in Canada, the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council (CBSC) says it can no longer accept feedback.
The 85-year-old said on Saturday on his weekly "Coach's Corner" segment that he's less frequently seeing people wearing poppies anymore to honour fallen Canadian soldiers.
He singled out those he believes are immigrants in Toronto, prompting a swift online backlash.
"You people ... you love our way of life, you love our milk and honey, at least you can pay a couple bucks for a poppy or something like that," Cherry said.
On Monday, the CBSC, the agency that deals with viewer and listener complaints across Canada, put a statement on their website saying their “technical processing capacities have been exceeded.”
"The CBSC has received a large number of very similar complaints concerning "Coach’s Corner" broadcast on CBC (Sportsnet) on Nov. 9, 2019," the statement said.
"While the CBSC will be dealing with this broadcast under its normal process, it is not able to accept any further complaints."
The National Hockey League, Sportsnet and co-host Ron MacLean have all issued statements condemning what Cherry said on the program. Cherry has not commented thus far.
Hockey Night in Canada was a longtime CBC Saturday night staple, but the show and its games moved to Sportsnet when Rogers landed a 12-year, $5.2 billion national broadcast rights deal with the NHL that began in 2014.
The show is still broadcast on CBC in a sub-licensing deal with Rogers Media, which owns Sportsnet. But the show is run by Sportsnet and filmed in its studio in the CBC building in Toronto.
"As Rogers Sportsnet is the national rights holder for NHL Hockey in Canada, CBC has no purview over any editorial (choice of commentators or what they say) with respect to Hockey Night in Canada," CBC spokesman Chuck Thompson said in an email.
With files from The Canadian Press.


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WITNESS LIST Finance Committee (Subcommittee on Tuition Exemptions) April 21, 1997-8:30A SB 178 For: Anderson, Ann (Self/TX Fed of Teachers), Austin Bowman, Julie (TX Fed of Teachers), Austin Fillmore, Mike (Self/TX Fed of Teachers), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Hinojosa, Walter (TX AFL-CIO), Austin Kelly, Jack (TSTA), Austin Lara, Rene' (TX Fed of Teachers), Austin On: Korcheck, Stephanie (SBEC), Austin SB 244 For: McLemore, Bill (TACVSO), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Bier, Samuel (TX Veterans Comm), Austin Hall, Kerry L. (American Legion), Austin Palmquist, Michael (American Legion), Austin SB 565 Against: Little, O.M. (Reserve Officers Assc), Dripping Sprgs McLemore, Bill (TACVSO), Austin Palmquist, Michael (American Legion), Austin On: Bohlin, John R. (Adjutant General), Austin Registering, but not testifying: Against: Bier, Samuel (VFW, Dept. of TX), Austin SB 666 For: Griffin, Clifton (Graduate Student Cosl), College Station Slaughter, Joseph (Self), Austin Tegtmeier, Kristen (Self), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Benjamin, Bret (Self), Austin Haney, Peter C. (TSEU), Austin SB 716 On: Taebel, Holly (TCTA), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Hinojosa, Walter (TX AFL-CIO), Austin Kelly, Jack (TSTA), Austin Lara, Rene' (TX Fed of Teachers), Austin On: Ressel, Betty J. (Comptroller's Office), Austin SB 1476 For: Coffey, James (Self), Ft. Worth SB 1788 For: Mitchell, Michael P. (Houston Police Off Uni), Houston


[gecode-users] Element constraint
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Wed Sep 27 11:59:15 CEST 2017
Hello, I would to ask you if it is possible to add a ratio to the Element constraint which will control the number of tuples that should been found in order to proceed this constraint.
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Jeff Sessions To Announce Bid For His Old Senate Seat In Alabama
Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions is poised to announce his intention to run for U.S. Senate in Alabama on Thursday.
His old seat is currently occupied by Sen. Doug Jones (D-AL), who won Alabama’s 2018 special election in an upset victory after Republican Roy Moore’s campaign was torpedoed by credible accusations of him sexually assaulting teen girls.
Several other Republicans are gunning for Jones’ seat, including Rep. Bradly Byrne (R-AL), Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill (R), and Moore again.
A fierce supporter of now-President Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign, Sessions left his Senate seat in 2017 to serve as Trump’s attorney general. During his tenure, Sessions rescinded protections for DACA recipients and pushed other hardline anti-immigration policies.
Trump soured on Sessions after the attorney general recused himself from the investigation into Russian election interference and appointed Special Counsel Robert Mueller to head the probe.

Though Sessions might have a decent shot at unseating Jones, one of the Senate’s most vulnerable Democrats, it doesn’t seem likely that Trump, who apparently still hasn’t forgiven Sessions, will give him a leg up in the primaries.
“I would say if I had one do-over, I would not have appointed Jeff Sessions to be attorney general,” Trump told NBC News host Chuck Todd in June.


Smoother
Smoother is a statistical tool for computing non-parametric distributions by optimizing a constrained smoothing function.
Why smoother?
We often want to estimate a distribution given limited information, such as its mean and standard deviation. Rather than impose parametric assumptions, smoother uses non-parametric techniques to infer an entire distribution given limited information.
Installation
$ pip install smoother
Quickstart
from smoother import Smoother, MomentConstraint
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
# fit a smooth distribution with given mean and standard deviation
lower_bound, upper_bound = -3, 3
mean_const = MomentConstraint(0, degree=1)
std_const = MomentConstraint(1, degree=2, type_='central', norm=True)
smoother = Smoother().fit(lower_bound, upper_bound, [mean_const, std_const])
# plot smoother pdf
x = np.linspace(lower_bound, upper_bound, num=100)
f_x = np.array([smoother.pdf(x_i) for x_i in x])
plt.plot(x, f_x)
The result should look like a normal distribution.
Citation
@software{bowen2020smoother,
author = {Dillon Bowen},
title = {Smoother: a statistical package for computing smooth, non-parametric distributions},
url = {https://dsbowen.github.io/smoother/},
date = {2020-08-06},
}
License
Users must cite this package in any publications which use it.
It is licensed with the MIT License.