Scopes allow you to make (what amounts to) helper methods for commonly used Active Record queries.
For example, we can easily display a restaurant’s appropriate seasonal menu using scopes. Within the model, we’ll build a scope for items on the winter seasonal menu:
1 2 3 |
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In our items controller now, we can call Item.winter
to pass
only those items on the winter menu to our view. We also experience
the joy of pushing logic from our controller, down to the model.
Scopes can also be chained, to form more specific queries:
1 2 3 4 |
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Another common use case for scopes is to redefine how our query results
are ordered by default. The helper method default_scope
exists:
1 2 3 |
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In this case, items will now be displayed in alphabetical order by default.


THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY A film review by Stephen Rafferty Copyright 1995 Stephen Rafferty
* - Very Poor ** - Bad, not much here. *** - Good. **** - Very good, see this. ***** - Excellent, a must see. One of the years best
****1/2
Directed by Clint Eastwood Starring: Clint Eastwood and Meryl Streep Produced by Kathleen Kennedy and Steven Spielberg Cinematography by Jack N. Green
When it was announced that Clint Eastwood would make THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY, many fans of the harlequin romance novel went up in arms. "How could he, he's Dirty Harry?". Many thought Eastwood didn't have the subtle touch that a Director needs when making a romance. I'm here to tell you Eastwood has proven all those who doubted him wrong. He has crafted an instant classic, and probably the best American romance in the last ten or so years.
THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY is told in a story in story fashion. The children of Meryl Streep's character congregate back in Iowa for their Mother's funeral, and in reading her diary finds out about an affair she had much earlier in life. Streep, in probably her best performance since SOPHIE'S CHOICE, plays an Italian immigrant Francesca Johnson. Obviously repressed, she is married to an Iowa farmer and is seemingly set in her role as housewife. Francesca's family leaves for four days to go the Illinois State fair, leaving Francesca for what would normally be a few days of work around the house. Enter Eastwood. Playing National Geographic photographer Robert Kincaid, Eastwood drives into this small Iowa town and right into Francesca's life. What starts as simply a request of where the local covered bridges are, turns into a four-day passionate romance filled with beautiful nuances and gentle expression. Fighting it at first, Francesca eventually follows her obvious attraction for Kincaid and is rewarded with the love she only dreamed of. Along with Francesca, we are all rewarded with many memorable scenes of passion and warmth. Along with these many scenes are some captivating moments of dialogue between the characters. Francesca and Robert connect like no other couple I've seen on screen in a long time. We are seeing people, and because of that their story is far more moving. Eventually Francesca must decide between her family and security, and her passion for Robert.
Simply, the most outstanding part of this film is Streep's performance. I think she is probably the best Actor/Actress working today! Her mastery of an Italian accent here is quite astonishing, as is her ability to communicate with a simple look or smirk. She was so good that I not only wanted to find out what would happen with her affair, but also just to follow her character and any path she took. Eastwood is extremely good also. He is very convincing in his sensitive role and beams on screen when he is in the presence of Streep. His ruggedness is a good counterpart to Streep's timid countenance.
As he did two years ago with UNFORGIVEN, Eastwood proves he is becoming one of the best Directors in America. With a deft touch, he portrays a passion filled yet gentle affair. Again Eastwood's long time collaborator Jack Green fills the screen with gorgeous images also. Whether the film stays faithful to the book or not is not important, this film is moving and a joy to view.
Highly recommended.
Stephen Rafferty
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It is possible to use the locking, logging and transaction subsystems of Berkeley DB to provide transaction semantics to objects other than those described by the Berkeley DB access methods. In these cases, the application will need more explicit customization of the subsystems as well as the development of appropriate data-structure-specific recovery functions.
For example, consider an application that provides transaction semantics to data stored in plain UNIX files accessed using the read(2) write(2) system calls. The operations for which transaction protection is desired are bracketed by calls to txn_begin and txn_commit.
Before data are referenced, the application must make a call to the lock manager, lock_open, for a lock of the appropriate type (e.g., read) on the object being locked. The object might be a page in the file, a byte, a range of bytes, or some key. It is up to the application to ensure that appropriate locks are acquired. Before a write is performed, the application should acquire a write lock on the object, by making an appropriate call to the lock manager, lock_open. Then, the application should make a call to the log manager, log_open, to record enough information to redo the operation in case of failure after commit and to undo the operation in case of abort. As discussed in the log_open manual page, the application is responsible for providing any necessary structure to the log record. For example, the application must understand what part of the log record is an operation code, what part identifies the file being modified, what part is redo information, and what part is undo information.
After the log message is written, the application may issue the write system call. After all requests are issued, the application may call txn_commit. When txn_commit returns, the caller is guaranteed that all necessary log writes have been written to disk.
At any time, the application may call txn_abort, which will result in the appropriate calls to the recover function to restore the database to a consistent pre-transaction state. (The recover function must be able to either re-apply or undo the update depending on the context, for each different type of log record.)
If the application should crash, the recovery process uses the log_open interface to read the log and call the recover function to restore the database to a consistent state.
The txn_prepare function provides the core functionality to implement distributed transactions, but it does not manage the notification of distributed transaction managers. The caller is responsible for issuing txn_prepare calls to all sites participating in the transaction. If all responses are positive, the caller can issue a txn_commit. If any of the responses are negative, the caller should issue a txn_abort. In general, the txn_prepare call requires that the transaction log be flushed to disk.


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Likelihood-based approaches to estimate linear regression parameters and treatment effects in the presence of endogeneity. Specifically, this package includes James Heckman's classical simultaneous equation models-the sample selection model for outcome selection bias and hybrid model with structural shift for endogenous treatment. For more information, see the seminal paper of Heckman (1978) <doi:10.3386/w0177> in which the details of these models are provided. This package accommodates repeated measures on subjects with a working independence approach. The hybrid model further accommodates treatment effect modification.
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| Imports: | mvtnorm |
| Published: | 2016-10-29 |
| Author: | Andrew J. Spieker [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Andrew J. Spieker <aspieker at upenn.edu> |
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| CRAN checks: | endogenous results |
| Reference manual: | endogenous.pdf |
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| ps_search_t | base |
| hmm_context_t * | hmmctx |
| HMM context. More... | |
| glist_t | keyphrases |
| Keyphrases to spot. | |
| kws_detections_t * | detections |
| Keyword spotting history. | |
| frame_idx_t | frame |
| Frame index. | |
| int32 | beam |
| int32 | plp |
| Phone loop probability. | |
| int32 | bestscore |
| For beam pruning. | |
| int32 | def_threshold |
| default threshold for p(hyp)/p(altern) ratio | |
| int32 | delay |
| Delay to wait for best detection score. | |
| int32 | n_pl |
| Number of CI phones. | |
| hmm_t * | pl_hmms |
| Phone loop hmms - hmms of CI phones. | |
| ptmr_t | perf |
| Performance counter. | |
| int32 | n_tot_frame |
Implementation of KWS search structure.
Definition at line 70 of file kws_search.h.
| hmm_context_t* kws_search_s::hmmctx |
HMM context.
Definition at line 73 of file kws_search.h.


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My research interests involve the study of topics in Empirical Macroeconomics and Finance, bringing economic theory to data by using the most recent advances in (Bayesian) econometrics.


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Habs forwards Drouin, Byron to undergo surgery, will be out indefinitely
by The Canadian Press, StaffMontreal Canadiens coach Claude Julien says forwards Jonathan Drouin and Paul Byron are scheduled to undergo surgery and will be out indefinitely.
Drouin suffered a wrist injury and Byron hurt his knee in the Canadiens' 5-2 win at Washington on Friday.
Drouin was levelled by a thunderous check by Capitals star Alex Ovechkin in the second period, though the Canadiens say his injury came from an unrelated play in the third period.
"Obviously, he's one of our best players," Canadiens forward Max Domi said. "To be missing him now, it's a tough pill to swallow. Other guys are going to have to step up. ... We all know we have the character in here for guys to step up.
"When someone goes down, it gives the opportunity for someone else. When you have the depth we have, it's a good opportunity for guys to prove some stuff here."
Canadiens coach Claude Julien said the team hopes to have more specific timelines within a few days.
He acknowledged it's a tough blow for Drouin, who was off to a strong start with seven goals and eight assists in 19 games.
"We're in a sport where injuries unfortunately happen," Julien said. "We're just going to hope it's shorter than longer and we're going to hope he comes back the way he left us."
Byron limped to the locker room late in the game at Washington. He has one goal and three assists.
The Canadiens recalled forward Charles Hudon from AHL Laval to help bolster the ranks.
"Injuries are going to happen along the way," Canadiens defenceman Jeff Petry said. "It's our responsibility in here for each guy to step up a little bit and pick up a little bit more to take care of that."
Montreal, riding a six-game point streak, is in Columbus on Tuesday to face the Blue Jackets before returning home to meet the Ottawa Senators on Wednesday.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 18, 2019.


The table contains names for all the pieces as well as the words for chess, check, and checkmate in several languages. [10] NB: alfil is a chess-specific loanword from Arabic which has lost its original meaning of "elephant" in the European languages that use it for the piece called bishop in English.
| Language | King | Queen | Rook | Bishop | Knight | Pawn | Chess | Check | Checkmate/Mate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| figurine | ♔ ♚ | ♕ ♛ | ♖ ♜ | ♗ ♝ | ♘ ♞ | ♙ ♟ | N/A | + | # or ++ |
| Arabic |
م مَلِك (malik) king |
و وزير (wazïr) vizier |
ر رخ / طابية (rukhkh / ṭābiya) fortress / castle |
ف فيل (fīl) elephant |
ح حصان (ħiṣān) horse |
ب بيدق / عسكري (baidaq / `askarī) pawn / soldier |
شطرنج (shaṭranj) | كِش مَلِك (kish malik) | كِش مات (kish māt) |
| Basque |
E Erregea king |
D Dama lady |
G Gaztelua castle |
A Alfila |
Z Zalduna knight |
(P) Peoia pawn |
Xake | Xake | Xake mate |
| Catalan | R rei |
D dama / reina lady / queen |
T torre tower |
A alfil |
C cavall horse |
(P) peó |
Escacs | Escac / Xec | Escac i mat |
| English | K king |
Q queen |
R rook, castle |
B bishop |
N knight |
(P) pawn |
Chess | Check | Checkmate / Mate |
| Georgian |
მფ მეფე (mep'e) king |
ლ ლაზიერი (lazieri) queen |
ე ეტლი (etli) chariot |
კ კუ (ku) tortoise |
მ მხედარი (mkhedari) rider |
პ პაიკი (paiki) pawn |
ჭადრაკი (Čadraki) | ქიში (K'ishi) | შამათი (Shamat'i) |
| German |
K König king |
D Dame lady / queen |
T Turm tower |
L Läufer runner |
S Springer jumper |
(B) Bauer peasant |
Schach | Schach | Matt / Schachmatt |
| Russian |
Кр король (korol') king |
Ф ферзь (ferz') vizier |
Л ладья (ladya) boat |
С слон (slon) elephant |
К конь (kon') horse |
(П) пешка (peshka) |
шахматы (shakhmaty) | шах (shakh) | мат (mat) |
| Spanish |
R rey king |
D dama / reina lady / queen |
T torre tower |
A alfil |
C caballo horse |
(P) peón foot soldier |
Ajedrez | Jaque | Jaque mate |
Besides the FIDE standard (or short) algebraic notation (SAN) already described, several similar systems have been used.
Some computer programs (and people) use a variant of algebraic chess notation termed long algebraic notation or fully expanded algebraic notation. In long algebraic notation, moves specify both the starting and ending squares, for example: e2e4. Sometimes these are separated by a hyphen, for example: Nb1-c3. Captures are still indicated using "x": Rd3xd7.
The long notation takes more space and thus is not as commonly used; however, it has the advantage of clarity, particularly for less-skilled players or players learning the game. Some books using primarily short algebraic notation use the long notation instead of the disambiguation forms described earlier.
A form of long algebraic notation (without piece names) is also notably used by the Universal Chess Interface (UCI) standard, which is a common way for graphical chess programs to communicate with chess engines (e.g., for AI).
In international correspondence chess the use of algebraic notation may cause confusion, since different languages employ different names (and therefore different letters) for the pieces; hence the standard for transmitting moves in this form of chess is ICCF numeric notation. In recent years, the majority of correspondence games have been played on on-line servers rather than by email or post, leading to a decline in the use of ICCF numeric notation.
Chess games are often stored in computer files using Portable Game Notation (PGN), [14] which uses algebraic chess notation as well as additional markings to codify a game. As mentioned, PGN requires an uppercase letter O to represent castling (O-O), while the FIDE Handbook uses the digit zero (0-0).
Though not technically a part of algebraic notation, the following are some symbols commonly used by annotators, for example in publications Chess Informant and Encyclopaedia of Chess Openings, to give evaluative comment on a move or position.
On moves:
On positions:
The symbol chosen is simply appended to the end of the move notation, for example: 1.d4 e5?! 2.dxe5 f6 3.e4! Nc6 4.Bc4+/−


Over the last year I’ve had a chance to learn a lot more about early stage funding and made angel investments in a handful of startups. So far I’ve restricted my involvement to companies with ideas in which I have significant domain knowledge. I also insist on founders with relentless product focus, a fierce desire to help their customers be more awesome, and excellent communication skills. I recently met just such a company, with just such founders, tackling a problem that has personally caused me much pain.
The company is Replicated, and founders Grant Miller and Marc Campbell are making it easier to roll out an on-prem Enterprise offering based on an existing cloud-based SaaS product.
At GitHub, we burned through a lot of developer cycles building our own installer (several times), securing the installation environment, coding an automated licensing management system, integrating single sign-on services (LDAP, Active Directory, CAS, etc, etc), building out a searchable audit system, supporting customer-reviewable support bundles (logs and other diagnostic output), allowing numerous backup strategies, and countless other Enterprise-specific features that were killing our Enterprise deals. All of this on top of hiring and building out the necessary sales, support, and accounting teams to create a smooth Enterprise experience for our customers.
Replicated provides common Enterprise functionality (much of what I mentioned above, and all of it eventually) that you can wrap around your SaaS product, resulting in a first-class on-prem product in a fraction of the time. Beyond just technology, Replicated will help you understand your Enterprise customers through documentation on best practices and insight into the requirements and reasons that large companies desire the features they do. Until you can empathise with your customer (which is very hard to do as a fast-moving SaaS startup), you’ll never build the best product possible.
Getting into the Enterprise market will always be hard. But by reducing the technology burden, Replicated plans to erase much of the pain so you can focus on the other human-centric tasks. Not only am I an investor in Replicated, I believe in their mission and their founders so much that I’ve joined as an advisor. I understand what the uphill slog of the SaaS to Enterprise climb feels like, and I’m going to do my best to ensure you don’t have to suffer it as much as I did.
I’m also pleased to announce that Travis CI is now shipping their Enterprise product using Replicated. To see what the installation process is like, watch Grant install Travis CI Enterprise on a fresh server in about seven minutes. For a deeper dive, Travis CI has also published a blog post covering some of their process in getting their Enterprise installer ready using Replicated.
In the coming weeks, you’ll start to see other well-known startups launching (or re-launching) Enterprise versions of their SaaS software on top of Replicated. If you’re looking to do the same, and want to save yourself a lot of heartache, email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and start focusing on what matters the most: your unique and kickass product.


KRAKAPOW! is one of my most favorite ottomotopaeas, and pretty relevant to today's post.
When you think of the times in your life where you’ve been the happiest, the proudest, or the most satisfied, which of the following values come to mind? creativity community determination excitement why the value you chose is important to you. excitement In general, I try to live up to these values: Disagree 1 ----- 2 ----- 3 ----- 4 ----- 5 Agree creativity community determination excitement What was the last topic that someone asked for your advice on? How do you feel when you think about your values? Do you think it can help you mediate stereotype threat if you recognize you feel it? Can you think of any other exercises you can use to help you when you are feeling down (for whatever reason) at DBC?


The 2.6.0 release of boto is now available on PyPI.
You can get a comprehensive list of all commits made between the 2.5.2 release and the 2.6.0 release at https://github.com/boto/boto/compare/2.5.2...2.6.0.
This release includes:
In addition, this release of boto changes the default behavior with respect to SSL certificate verification. Our friends at Google contributed code to boto well over a year ago that implemented SSL certificate verification. At the time, we felt the most prudent course of action was to make this feature an opt-in but we always felt that at some time in the future we would enable cert verification as the default behavior. Well, that time is now!
However, in implementing this change, we came across a bug in Python for all versions prior to 2.7.3 (see http://bugs.python.org/issue13034 for details). The net result of this bug is that Python is able to check only the commonName in the SSL cert for verification purposes. Any subjectAltNames are ignored in large SSL keys. So, in addition to enabling verification as the default behavior we also changed some of the service endpoints in boto to match the commonName in the SSL certificate.
If you want to disable verification for any reason (not advised, btw) you can still do so by editing your boto config file (see https://gist.github.com/3762068) or you can override it by passing validate_certs=False to the Connection class constructor or the connect_* function.
There were 440 commits in this release from 53 different authors. The authors are listed below, in alphabetical order:


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Suggested Additional Steps
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| Update MW table for current CO2 concentration | ||
| Add, to constants table, a reference to what has been in use previously. (See Code.amlib as saved 2011, for examples) | WAC – not sure if needed? | |
| Ask Teresa and Mike R. to review the discussion re trace-gas units | done, MR | |
| Get info from Chris W describing interpolation and time adjustments, for inclusion as an addition to the section on times. Revise section. | ||
| Get place to put algorithm notes, and include links to those additional discussions in this document. | partly done | |
| In algorithm boxes, when variables are referenced, make those references active links to the discussion of the variable | WAC: use hyperlink{}{} | |
| Get description of the history of the C-130 INS, with characteristics for the Litton at least. | ||
| Add history of GPS systems: What was used when (C-130 at least) | ||
| Add/clarify section on height-above-terrain; modify to ref. geoid. Need to change HeightAboveTerrain() script. | partly done, WAC, | |
| check/clarify discussion of height-above-geoid and, generally, geopotential vs geometric vs geoid height | done - WAC | |
| Add a variable representing geopotential height and change DVALUE to be based on it minus PALT | WAC - done (proposed) | |
| Clarify meaning of mode and status for old GPS units, and if used anymore | ||
| Add new section on ALTC? Info is there in comments. Implement? | ||
| should there be a vertical velocity of the AC based on data-system GPS? ROC as used for reprocessing, and WIR as backup to WIC? | ||
| Check/update sensors used on both aircraft. | ||
| Add to historical description of PCORs, esp. re subroutine references (QCF, MACH_A, ADIFR) | ||
| Add a discussion of the additional corrections to QCR that could make this less sensitive to AOA? Algorithm is developed and documented; implement? Coefficients in ProcessingAlgorithms.pdf are based on ARISTO2016 flight 6. | WAC - done (proposed) | |
| Suggestion: consider ALT_G and avoid ALT for GPS avionics variable | ||
| Consider change to spherical geometry for distance north and east of reference point because range of GV is so great | ||
| need to explain how the two measures of longitude, with high and low resolution, are used together. | ||
| Need to implement the discussion re correction for the displacement of the GPS antenna from the INS. When done, need to add LG=-4.30 m to the attributes for GGVSPD, GGVEW, GGVNS (GV) and get appropriate values for the C-130 | WAC - done (proposed) | |
| Get Dick Friesen or someone to review and update the discussion of GPS GSTAT | ||
| Revise the values listed for the complementary-filter feedback to match what is used now – better with lower values than listed | ||
| It might be useful to disable the roll test in gpsc.c, now that GPS is better than when this was implemented | ||
| Goodrich Technical Report 5755: should we get permission and post this? (FAAM has it posted) | ||
| In-cloud air T radiometer: could use more detail re the processing algorithm | ||
| Check all the complex M-K section, esp. Tk and DP interp. function | partly done - WAC | |
| Consider changing name to FP_CR2 in preference to MIRRORT_CR2? | ||
| For CONCV_VXL, I think we need cal coefficients and equations used | ||
| For RHOx, the code now uses 216.68 instead of 100000/461.5228=216.674 as specified here; change? | ||
| Check that current code uses the modified PCOR function with humidity correction and early-error corrected | ||
| The PSURF definition references PSFDC; replace with PSXC? | ||
| “ATTACK” and “SSLIP” differ from other “preferred” variables by not having “X” at the end. Consider name change? | ||
| The variable WIC is described as “GPS-corrected” but that is misleading because it is really based, for aircraft motion, solely on GPS in recent usage (where dependence is on GGVSPD). Contrast to WDC/WSC which are really GPS-corrected. Suggest a different name, like “Wind Vector, Vertical Component, using GPS”? | ||
| Re Gerber probe, I didn’t find code for this; need to describe the algorithm. | ||
| It would be useful to update Bulletin 24 re hydrometeor spectrometers, with info from Bansemer and reference to work by Korolev, Strapp, Jensen, etc. | ||
| Is “PMS/CSIRO King” correct? DMT? | OK - JBJ | |
| Variables like AS200 have names with “Raw Accumulation” – seems awkward, consider name change? Maybe “Count” per channel? | ||
| add the variables for total counts? | ||
| some additions are needed here: RAFFD, PVOLU, TCNTD (total counts all cells, CDP); housekeeping variables? All: first and last bins? UHSAS: T and P in canister including UPRESS intensity, etc., better in sect 7 | ||
| REFF2DC seems mis-named; all others based on 1D sizing from 2D have names involving 2DC | ||
| need Teresa and/or Andy W to check this section | ||
| need to understand and document what te03c.c does, and perhaps move to obsolete? | ||
| Is NO-related discussion OK? is this right: The one named NO2 is actually for NOy? | ||
| In true measurement mode, XNOZA and XNZAF will be near zero – is this right? | ||
| I think the corrected-NO mixing ratio section may need revision? | ||
| “has the provision for the addition of water vapor” – does that mean this is always done, or only sometimes? | ||
| to “0.1-360 s” add “but is typically set to 0.1 s”? | ||
| UPRESS: the attributes for this variable say the units are kPa; is that incorrect? Mike R lists it as hPa. | resolved | |
| check signs here for WD and WS; this differs from the section-9 equation … ?? | ||
| For EDPC, the <-50 branch looks suspicious and needs checking | ||
| For old cryogenic hygrometer, find and include the 3rd-order equation referenced here | ||
| check Goff-Gratch formulas; there was some ambiguity in what was in B9 | ||
| Should include basic equation for SWTC | ||
| re TECO CO: is the direct measurement (ppb) a mass ratio? Need explanation here if so to describe difference between ppb and ppbv | ||
| COCAL: how does this differ from XCOMR? Why is this in the “obsolete” section? Same for O3FS? | ||
| For SCLWC, this is missing crucial information like how accreted mass is obtained from voltage. Couldn’t find the algorithm. Consider Mazin version? Or old one for Wyo KA? | ||
| There are some additional notes regarding obsolete variables, esp. involving FSSP processing, that are not included here. | ||
| WIC, GGALT, etc. | Review and correct descriptive attributes (e.g., WIC, GGALT, *DGPS | |
| StdSpeedofSound is wrong; enters ias.c – obsolete now? | ||
| fix Rd in xlate/const.c: calculated with wrong Md, although right one is listed later in routine. (trivial difference) | ||
| Lv defined in xlate/const.c is not latent heat but derivative of latent heat vs T. Used correctly in thetap.c and plwcc.c, but deceptively commented | ||
| Review and approve new AKRD description |
How to Edit This Document
Here are some notes regarding the construction and structure of this document:
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The reference version is ProcessingAlgorithms.lyx, which needs ’LyX’, a user interface to TeX. It is available on EOL machines like tikal. Start it with “lyx ProcessingAlgorithms.lyx”
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The document is broken into many sections, referenced by the above file, so they must be present also. Then have names like Section3.lyx
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The document generates three indices: a regular index, a list of symbols, and a list of variables. The references for these are embedded in the .lyx files, and they can be modified or more can be added via the “Insert -> Index Entry” controls. These practices are useful when generating index entries:
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entries like ’wind!relative’ will generate index entries as subordinate entries with ’relative’ below ’wind’
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I have tried to emphasize using nouns to start index entries, so for example I would favor “coefficient!calibration” over “calibration coefficient.
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It is sometimes useful to generate “see xxx” entries, which can be done as follows: “INS|see {Inertial Navigation System}” where the part in braces is also in LaTeX code, generated by pressing CNTL-L.
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Creating a PDF-format file in LyX usually will generate these lists also. To be safe and ensure that the lists are updated, follow these steps:
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Export a LaTeX file from LyX in pdflatex format, using the “export” option.
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Run “pdflatex ProcessingAlgorithms” three times to be sure all references are resolved.
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Run “splitindex ProcessingAlgorithms” to generate files for the lists.
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Run “makeindex ProcessingAlgorithms” to generate the lists.
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Run “pdflatex ProcessingAlgorithms” again.
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The LyX files have embedded notes with additional information that should be retained, and exporting to LaTeX will lose this information, so it will be useful to retain the LyX format. The suggested next steps in the table above, for example, almost all have associated notes that will appear in yellow and will help identify where the comment applies.
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It is sometimes easiest to edit the PDF file directly. Some of the web references have been changed in this way and can be adjusted as the reference files are moved, e.g., from my Google Drive to the EOL web pages. For this purpose, I found master-pdf-editor useful. This will lose continuity, however, because then the links can’t be re-generated by running LyX.
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As of Feb 2019, many links formerly to google-drive addresses or eol system files have been changed to https://github.com/NCAR/aircraft_ProcessingAlgorithms links. In that directory there is a file (’links’) with a list of all the links in the document. It is worthwhile when updating this document to check that all the links remain current. One way is to use these R statements:
links <- readlines(’./links’); EURL <- rep(FALSE, length(links));
for (i in 1:length(links)) {EURL[i] <- RCurl::url.exists(links[i])}
and then check EURL to see that the links are all found.
How to Reference Specific Sections or Pages of this Document:
Variables
The document includes named destinations for each variable name, so when used in a URL that destination can be reached. This is done differently in different browsers or PDF viewers:
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For a web browser like Chrome or Firefox, use the “nameddest” reference; e.g., for the discussion of variable ATX, use
firefox http://www.eol.ucar.edu/system/files/ProcessingAlgorithms.pdf#nameddest=ATX
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For a pdf viewer like evince, use this syntax:
evince -n ATX http://www.eol.ucar.edu/system/files/ProcessingAlgorithms.pdf
Most variable names can be used in these URL modifiers. Here is a list of available targets by section in the report:
Section 1: Time
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Section 4: ADIFR AKRD AT_ITR ATx ATX ATxD ATxJ BDIFR CAVP_x CONCH_UVH CONCV_VXL DP_CR2C DP_VXL DPx DP_x DPxC DPXC DVALUE EDPC EW_UHV EWx EWX FP_CR2 MACHx MACHX MIRRORT_CR2 MIRRTMP_DPX MR MRCR MRLA MRLH MRVCL OAT PCAB PS_A PSDPx PSFD PSFRD PSURF PSx PSX PSxC PSXC QCx QCX QCxC QCXC RAWCONC_VXL RHOx RHUM RHUMI RTHRx RTx RTX RTxH SPHUM SSLIP TASHC TASx TASX TASxD THETA THETAE THETAP THETAQ THETAV TVIR UI UIC UX UXC VI VIC VY VYC WD WDC WI WIC WS WSC XSIGV_UHV
Section 5: A1DC A1DP A200X A200Y A260X ACDP AF300 AFSSP APCAS AS100 AUHSAS C1DC C1DP C200X C200Y C260X CCDP CF300 CFSSP COMCP CONC1DC CONC1DC100 CONC1DC150 CONC1DP CONC3 CONC6 CONCD CONCF CONCU CONCX CONCY CPCAS CS100 CUHSAS DBAR1DC DBAR1DP DBAR3 DBAR6 DBARD DBARF DBARP DBARU DBARX DBARY DBZ DBZ1DC DBZ1DP DISP1DC DISP1DP DISP3 DISP6 DISPD DISPF DISPP DISPU DISPX DISPY DT1DC FRANGE FRNG PLWC1 PLWC1DC PLWC1DP PLWC6 PLWCC PLWCC1 PLWCD PLWCF PLWCG PLWCX PLWCY REFF2DC REFF2DP REFFD REFFF RICE
Section 6: CO2_PIC COMR_AL CORAW_AL FO3_ACD FO3_CL O3MR_CL TEO3 TEO3C TEO3P TEP TET XFO3FNO XFO3FS XFO3P XNCLF XNMBT XNO XNOCAL XNOCF XNOSF XNOY XNOYP XNOZA XNSAF XNST XNYCAL XNZAF XO3
Section 7: CNTEMP CNTS CONCN CONCP CONCU CONCU100 CONCU500 FCN FCNC PCN PFLW PFLWC TCHTP TCNTL TEMP1 TEMP2 UPRESS USFLWC USMPFLW XICN XICNC
Section 8: IRxHT IRxV RSTx SPxPitch SPxRoll TRSTx VISxC VISxHT VISxV
Section 9: [none]
Section 10: OBSOLETE
Page Numbers
To reference a specific page in the document, use a web reference like this:
ProcessingAlgorithms.pdf#page=44
In evince, this syntax will work, or the page number can be specified in this way:
evince -p 115 ProcessingAlgorithms.pdf
Sections and Subsections
Targets have not been provided for other parts of the document, but the above method of referencing pages can be used to link to specific sections and other components of the document.
10.0.1 Adding New Targets
When a new variable is added, a new anchor point can be added by inserting, in LaTeX mode,
at the appropriate point in the LyX document. (has been defined to use \hypertarget but displace the reference upward one line.) In addition, when a new variable is added, entries should be made in the index items and the variable-names list, following the pattern used for existing variables, and if appropriate any new symbols used in discussing the algorithm should be added to the similar symbols list.


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I was born in a small town in central Taiwan. I have been moving around since then. I have attended 8 kindergartens, 3 elementary schools, and lived in 8 different cities including Changhua, Taipei, Kaoshung, Taichung, Tauyuang in Taiwan, Akron in Ohio, and Philadelphia, PA, before I moved to New York City, where I am living now. These experiences have given me the opportunities to learn cultural differences even in one country and it has taught me to adopt the environment faster and stay calm at the same time.
Majored in Computer Science and Engineering and participated in some band practices as a bass player.
ProFlag is a software company located in Taichung. It has two main business lines, one is developing software and application utilizing RFID systems including brands like AWID and Omron. The other line featured CMS upon clients' request. I have participated in both parts.
Projects:RFID Head Count System, Web-based Foreign Worker Management System
Majored in Master of Industrial Design
Projects:Engage Making,University Enrollment
Developed a solution for the company to integrate various systems such as QuickBooks and Mac OS X SERVER to allow for a more efficient and user-friendly CRM system using for the members.
Created 2 interactive projects based on openFrameworks that can run on both Windows and Mac OSX.
Projects:Interactive Window Display,3D scanning and printing
Majored in Master of Science in Multimedia Experience and Management, it is a program that is actually under the Computer Science department.
Courses: Human-Computer Interaction, Computer Graphics, Real-Time Rendering, Computer Vision, and Software Architecture.
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The Scandinavian philosophy of ‘free air living’ or Friluftsliv refers to a philosophical lifestyle based on experiencing freedom in nature and spiritual connectedness with the landscape.
Scandinavians believe the reward of this connectedness with the landscape, they believe, is a strong sensation of higher consciousness and a spiritual wholeness. The Finnish government even backs this philosophy up – by recommending five hours of forest time per month to its citizens as a prescription for better health.
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Fagus sylvatica
- Native to forests throughout southern Scandinavia to Sicily, from Spain in the west to northwest Turkey in the east.
- An ancient Greek belief is that beechnuts, called ‘mast’, were the first food eaten by humans and thus, the name Fagus is derived from the Greek phago, meaning ‘to eat up’; other sources suggest this refers to the fondness of pigs for beechnuts. Preparations are needed to neutralize the toxins held within the raw nuts and therefore they should never be consumed raw.
- The story of beech includes more than 100 uses for its wood, bark, leaves, flowers and nuts.
- The leaves of this tree contain significant amounts of fitosterina, a wax and a glycosidic substance.
- The fruits contain a high percentage of oil, whose main component is olein (a liquid fat).
- In the bark of the tree is tannic substances, pectin, waxes, fitosterina and some organic acids.
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Classes
Handles Asset management (CSS & JS) and also pipelining (combining into a single file for each asset)
Simple wrapper for the very simple parseuseragent() function
The GravCache object is used throughout Grav to store and retrieve cached data.
Offers composer helper methods.
Class Debugger
Abstract class to implement magic __get(), __set(), __isset() and __unset().
Grav
Inflector for pluralize and singularize English nouns.
Class Iterator
The Plugin object just holds the id and path to a plugin.
The Plugins object holds an array of all the plugin objects that
Grav knows about
Wrapper for Session
The Taxonomy object is a singleton that holds a reference to a 'taxonomy map'. This map is
constructed as a multidimensional array.
The Themes object holds an array of all the theme objects that Grav knows about.
The URI object provides information about the current URL
Misc utilities.


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Does
Spring come earlier now?
(paywall)
Why do we care about derivatives?
Why is squared loss everyone's favorite objective?
How do we handle interaction?
CSS
animation
, including
a trick for lines that "draw themselves"
.


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This application models ingredient pairs or flavor affinities and was my entry for the
Neo4j Heroku
Challenge.
Why
Flavorwocky? Well, I said "what should I call the app?", and my husband said "
jabberwocky". It couldn't be called Jabberwocky of
course,
so behold- Flavorwocky.
The
first version used Grails 2.0 and
the Neo4j add-on for Heroku to provide a basic template for anyone who wants to get up and running with
Grails and Neo4j on Heroku.
The neat visualization is thanks to the
D3.js
library.
Now in it's
second version, Flavorwocky is
built using Spring Data Neo4j 4.
A graph is a good fit for this domain, so, using Neo4j, we model the way ingredients in a great dish pair
together
based on their flavor affinity.
The current version of this app captures flavor pairings and how well ingredients pair together, and then
allows one to search by ingredient and view complementary combinations. Needless to say, this just scratches
the
surface of the possible features for an app like this.
Further reading:
The essence of Spring
Data Neo4j 4
Flavor
of the
month- Neo4j add-on for Heroku
Flavor of
the month-
Neo4j add-on for Heroku, part 2
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I am system engineer; curently attending full stack training at Microtrain to extend my coding capability. I would like to be able to develop websites and api's and also created utilities and tools to automate back end activities of system admins.


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Ford Endeavour-based Everest Sport revealed
by Akbar MerchantFord Everest (Endeavour) Sport gets slightly altered looks inside and out.
Ford has revealed the first set of images and details of the new Everest Sport SUV. The Ford Everest Sport is essentially based on the Endeavour SUV and sold in multiple ASEAN markets as well as Australia.
The new Everest Sport variant gets an all-black treatment to its exteriors, where all of the SUV's chrome bits are replaced by matte-black accents. Additionally, it gets an all-new grille with a mesh design instead of the familiar family grille seen on other Ford SUVs. The model also gets blacked-out alloy wheels – the same 20-inch units available on the top-spec trims.
Inside, the SUV gets black accents and minor interior tweaks in order to complete the Sport theme. It also gets unique badging up front and on the sides. The Sport trim is available on the 3.2-litre Everest in most international markets.
For India, Ford sells the Endeavour with either a 2.2-litre or a 3.2-litre diesel engine options. The SUV is available with three trim options mated to either a 6-speed manual or a torque convertor automatic, depending on the engine selected. The model sees stiff rivalry with the likes of the popular Toyota Fortuner in our market. Additionally, it also competes with the likes of the Mitsubishi Pajero Sport and the Isuzu MU-X to name a few.
There is no news of a “Sport” variant on the SUV for the Indian market. The Endeavour is expected to get a BS6 engine upgrade in the coming months. A new Sport trim could help the brand increase the SUV's appeal in the Indian market.
Also see:
Ford Everest (Endeavour) Sport image gallery
Ford’s next-gen Sync 4 infotainment system previewed
SCOOP! Ford mulling Mahindra Marazzo-based MPV for India
Ford Endeavour
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Quality Measures encodings in popHealth
The measure algorithms and associated code sets have been encoded into popHealth according to the set of Supplemental Meaningful Use Stage 1 Specifications which have been published on the CMS website. When obvious mistakes or errors in the specification have been identified, these mistakes and errors have been documented and corrected in popHealth software source code in order to meet the criteria as a reference implementation of the Meaningful Use Stage 1 Quality Measures. These errors include typographical mistakes in the expression of measure definitions, or the incorrect expression of coded values for blood pressure results. More serious, logical errors that have been identified must be vetted via the proper communication channels with the Meaningful Use quality measure stakeholders, in order to ensure that the quality measure is implemented as intended. Where possible, we will document these issues and the anticipated solutions on this quality measure page. However, we will not address these types of logical errors in the popHealth software source code, until the appropriate Meaningful Use quality measure stakeholders have vetted and published the updated specification. |
These enhancements to the popHealth software and measure definitions are documented here. We endeavor to update this page as soon as the popHealth team is aware of these issues. If you would like to be notified on changes to these egregious error corrections in popHealth, join the popHealth announcement email list. Below is the list of all 44 of the Meaningful Use Stage 1 Quality Measures, and the status of those measures as they have been encoded in the popHealth software.
| NQF ID | Name | Category | Measure Steward | Status | Software Encoded | Open Issues | Steward Sign Off |
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| 0001 | Asthma Assessment | Asthma | AMA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0002 | Appropriate Testing for Children with Pharyngitis | Miscellaneous | NCQA | Red | Yes | Yes | -- |
| 0004 | Initiation and Engagement of Alcohol and Other Drug Dependence Treatment | Miscellaneous | NCQA | Red | No | -- | -- |
| 0012 | Prenatal Care: Screening for Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) | Women's Health | AMA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0013 | Hypertension: Blood Pressure Measurement | Core | AMA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0014 | Prenatal Care: Anti‐D Immune Globulin | Women's Health | AMA | Red | Yes | Yes | -- |
| 0018 | Controlling High Blood Pressure | Miscellaneous | NCQA | Red | Yes | Yes | -- |
| 0024 | Weight Assessment and Counseling for Children and Adolescents | Core Alternate | NCQA | Yellow | Yes | No | -- |
| 0027 | Smoking and Tobacco Use Cessation, Medical Assistance | Miscellaneous | NCQA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0028 | Preventive Care and Screening Measure Pair | Core | AMA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0031 | Breast Cancer Screening | Cancer | NCQA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0032 | Cervical Cancer Screening | Women's Health | NCQA | Red | Yes | Yes | -- |
| 0033 | Chlamydia Screening for Women | Women's Health | NCQA | Red | Yes | Yes | -- |
| 0034 | Colorectal Cancer Screening | Cancer | NCQA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0036 | Use of Appropriate Medications for Asthma | Asthma | NCQA | Yellow | Yes | No | -- |
| 0038 | Childhood Immunization Status | Core Alternate | NCQA | Red | Yes | Yes | -- |
| 0041 | Preventive Care and Screening: Influenza Immunization for Patients > 50 Years Old | Core Alternate | AMA | Red | Yes | Yes | -- |
| 0043 | Pneumonia Vaccination Status for Older Adults | Miscellaneous | NCQA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0047 | Asthma Pharmacologic Therapy | Asthma | AMA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0052 | Low Back Pain: Use of Imaging Studies | Miscellaneous | NCQA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0055 | Diabetes: Eye Exam | Diabetes | NCQA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0056 | Diabetes: Foot Exam | Diabetes | NCQA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0059 | Diabetes: HbA1c Poor Control | Diabetes | NCQA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0061 | Diabetes: Blood Pressure Management | Diabetes | NCQA | Yellow | Yes | No | -- |
| 0062 | Diabetes: Urine Screening | Diabetes | NCQA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0064 | Diabetes: LDL Management & Control | Diabetes | NCQA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0067 | Coronary Artery Disease (CAD): Oral Antiplatelet Therapy Prescribed for Patients with CAD | Heart conditions | AMA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0068 | Ischemic Vascular Disease (IVD): Use of Aspirin or another Antithrombotic | Heart conditions | AMA | Red | Yes | Yes | -- |
| 0070 | Coronary Artery Disease (CAD): Beta‐Blocker Therapy for CAD Patients with Prior Myocardial Infarction | Heart conditions | AMA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0073 | Ischemic Vascular Disease (IVD): Blood Pressure Management | Heart conditions | AMA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0074 | Coronary Artery Disease (CAD): Drug Therapy for Lowering LDL‐Cholesterol | Heart conditions | AMA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0075 | Ischemic Vascular Disease (IVD): Complete Lipid Panel and LDL Control | Heart conditions | AMA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0081 | Heart Failure (HF): Angiotensin‐Converting Enzyme (ACE) Inhibitor or Angiotensin Receptor Blocker (ARB) Therapy for Left Ventricular Systolic Dysfunction (LVSD) | Heart conditions | AMA | Red | Yes | Yes | -- |
| 0083 | Heart Failure (HF): Beta‐Blocker Therapy for Left Ventricular Systolic Dysfunction (LVSD) | Heart conditions | AMA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0084 | Heart Failure (HF): Warfarin Therapy Patients with Atrial Fibrillation | Heart conditions | AMA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0086 | Primary Open Angle Glaucoma (POAG): Optic Nerve Evaluation | Miscellaneous | AMA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0088 | Diabetic Retinopathy: Documentation of Presence or Absence of Macular Edema and Level of Severity of Retinopathy | Diabetes | AMA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0089 | Diabetic Retinopathy: Communication with the Physician Managing Ongoing Diabetes Care | Diabetes | AMA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0105 | Anti‐Depressant Medication Management | Miscellaneous | NCQA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0385 | Oncology Colon Cancer: Chemotherapy for Stage III Colon Cancer Patients | Cancer | AMA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0387 | Oncology Breast Cancer: Hormonal Therapy for Stage IC‐IIIC Estrogen Receptor/Progesterone Receptor (ER/PR) Positive Breast Cancer | Cancer | AMA | Red | No | -- | -- |
| 0389 | Prostate Cancer: Avoidance of Overuse of Bone Scan for Staging Low Risk Prostate Cancer Patients | Cancer | AMA | Green | Yes | No | -- |
| 0421 | Adult Weight Screening and Follow‐Up | Core | QIP | Yellow | Yes | No | -- |
| 0575 | Diabetes: HbA1c Control | Diabetes | NCQA | Green | Yes | No | -- |


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| filter_all {dplyr} | R Documentation |
Scoped verbs (_if
, _at
, _all
) have been superseded by the use of
across()
in an existing verb. See vignette("colwise")
for details.
These scoped filtering verbs apply a predicate expression to a
selection of variables. The predicate expression should be quoted
with all_vars()
or any_vars()
and should mention the pronoun
.
to refer to variables.
filter_all(.tbl, .vars_predicate, .preserve = FALSE) filter_if(.tbl, .predicate, .vars_predicate, .preserve = FALSE) filter_at(.tbl, .vars, .vars_predicate, .preserve = FALSE)
.tbl |
A |
.vars_predicate |
A quoted predicate expression as returned by
Can also be a function or purrr-like formula. In this case, the intersection of the results is taken by default and there's currently no way to request the union. |
.preserve |
when |
.predicate |
A predicate function to be applied to the columns
or a logical vector. The variables for which |
.vars |
A list of columns generated by |
The grouping variables that are part of the selection are taken into account to determine filtered rows.
# While filter() accepts expressions with specific variables, the # scoped filter verbs take an expression with the pronoun `.` and # replicate it over all variables. This expression should be quoted # with all_vars() or any_vars(): all_vars(is.na(.)) any_vars(is.na(.)) # You can take the intersection of the replicated expressions: filter_all(mtcars, all_vars(. > 150)) # -> filter(mtcars, if_all(everything(), ~ .x > 150)) # Or the union: filter_all(mtcars, any_vars(. > 150)) # -> filter(mtcars, if_any(everything(), ~ . > 150)) # You can vary the selection of columns on which to apply the # predicate. filter_at() takes a vars() specification: filter_at(mtcars, vars(starts_with("d")), any_vars((. %% 2) == 0)) # -> filter(mtcars, if_any(starts_with("d"), ~ (.x %% 2) == 0)) # And filter_if() selects variables with a predicate function: filter_if(mtcars, ~ all(floor(.) == .), all_vars(. != 0)) # -> is_int <- function(x) all(floor(x) == x) filter(mtcars, if_all(where(is_int), ~ .x != 0))


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- dataToLoad() - Method in class com.risk.team.controller.GamePhaseController
-
Method to Load the contents to the Game
- defenderDiceList - Variable in class com.risk.team.model.Dice
-
List of dice values of the defending player
- defenderDiceValue(CheckBox...) - Method in class com.risk.team.controller.RiskDiceController
-
Method to defender dice value
- defending - Variable in class com.risk.team.strategy.HumanTest
-
Object for Country class
- defendingArmies - Variable in class com.risk.team.controller.RiskDiceController
-
Label variable for defending armies
- defendingCountry - Variable in class com.risk.team.controller.RiskDiceController
-
Label variable for defending country
- defendingCountry - Variable in class com.risk.team.model.Dice
-
Country is is under attack
- defendingCountry - Variable in class com.risk.team.model.DiceTest
-
Object for Country class for defending country
- defendingCountry - Variable in class com.risk.team.model.PlayerTest
-
Object for Country Class
- defendingPlayer - Variable in class com.risk.team.controller.RiskDiceController
-
Label variable for defending player
- deleteCountry(Country) - Method in class com.risk.team.model.Continent
-
Method to remove country from the list of countires in the continent.
- deleteCountryTest() - Method in class com.risk.team.model.ContinentTest
-
test method to delete country from list of countries
- deleteLinkBetweenCountries(Country, Country) - Method in class com.risk.team.services.RiskMapGraph
-
Method to delete an edge between countries
- deleteLinkBetweenCountriesTest() - Method in class com.risk.team.services.RiskMapGraphTest
-
Test method for deleting link between source and destination country
- depthFirstTraversal(Country) - Method in class com.risk.team.services.RiskGraphConnected
-
Method for traversing the graph for depth first traversal.
- depthFirstTraversalSubGraph(Country) - Method in class com.risk.team.services.RiskGraphConnected
-
Method to traverse subGraph in depth first pattern.
- dfsTraversal2(Country, Country, Set) - Method in class com.risk.team.services.RiskGraphConnected
-
- dice - Variable in class com.risk.team.controller.RiskDiceController
-
Object for Dice class
- Dice - Class in com.risk.team.model
-
Class for the dice.
- Dice(Country, Country) - Constructor for class com.risk.team.model.Dice
-
Constructor for the dice class.
- dice - Variable in class com.risk.team.model.DiceTest
-
Object for Dice class
- dice1Attacker - Variable in class com.risk.team.controller.RiskDiceController
-
CheckBox variable for dice 1 attacker
- dice1Defender - Variable in class com.risk.team.controller.RiskDiceController
-
CheckBox variable for dice 1 defender
- dice2Attacker - Variable in class com.risk.team.controller.RiskDiceController
-
CheckBox variable for dice 2 attacker
- dice2Defender - Variable in class com.risk.team.controller.RiskDiceController
-
CheckBox variable for dice 2 defender
- dice3Attacker - Variable in class com.risk.team.controller.RiskDiceController
-
CheckBox variable for dice 3 attacker
- DiceTest - Class in com.risk.team.model
-
Test class for Dice.
- DiceTest() - Constructor for class com.risk.team.model.DiceTest
-
- diceView() - Method in class com.risk.team.controller.RiskDiceController
-
Method for dice view
- DiceView - Class in com.risk.team.view
-
This class will setup attack window
- DiceView() - Constructor for class com.risk.team.view.DiceView
-
- disableButtonControl(Control...) - Static method in class com.risk.team.services.util.GameUpdateWindow
-
This method helps to disable button in the pane.
- disablePane(Pane) - Static method in class com.risk.team.services.util.GameUpdateWindow
-
This method is used to disable a complete pane.
- displayBox - Variable in class com.risk.team.controller.GamePhaseController
-
VerticalBox for Display
- dominationBarChart - Variable in class com.risk.team.controller.GamePhaseController
-
Object to create barChart


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Glassface is an app that lets you add friends to social networks by taking pictures of their face with Google Glass. It's the future.


specTrails¶
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class
ChiantiPy.base.
specTrails
(temperature, density)¶ Bases:
object
a collection of methods for use in spectrum calculations
Methods Summary
Methods Documentation
-
convolve
(wavelength=0, filter=(<function gaussianR>, 1000.0), label=0, verbose=0)¶ the first application of spectrum calculates the line intensities within the specified wavelength range and for set of ions specified
wavelength will not be used if applied to ‘spectrum’ objects
wavelength IS need for ‘bunch’ objects - in this case, the wavelength should not extend beyond the limits of the wvlRange used for the ‘bunch’ calculation
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ionGate
(elementList=None, ionList=None, minAbund=None, doLines=1, doContinuum=1, doWvlTest=1, verbose=0)¶ creates a list of ions for free-free, free-bound, and line intensity calculations if doing the radiative losses, accept all wavelength -> doWvlTest=0 the list is a dictionary self.Todo
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lineSpectrumPlot
(index=0, integrated=0, saveFile=0, linLog='lin')¶ to plot the line spectrum as a function of wavelength
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spectrumPlot
(index=-1, integrated=0, saveFile=0, linLog='lin')¶ to plot the spectrum as a function of wavelength
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| ordinal-package | Regression Models for Ordinal Data via Cumulative Link (Mixed) Models |
| anova.clm | ANODE Tables and Likelihood ratio test of cumulative link models |
| clm | Cumulative Link Models |
| clm.control | Set control parameters for cumulative link models |
| clm.fit | Fit Cumulative Link Models |
| clm.fit.default | Fit Cumulative Link Models |
| clm.fit.factor | Fit Cumulative Link Models |
| clm2 | Cumulative link models |
| clm2.control | Set control parameters for cumulative link models |
| clmm | Cumulative Link Mixed Models |
| clmm.control | Set control parameters for cumulative link mixed models |
| clmm2 | Cumulative link mixed models |
| clmm2.control | Set control parameters for cumulative link mixed models |
| condVar | Extract conditional modes and conditional variances from clmm objects |
| condVar.clmm | Extract conditional modes and conditional variances from clmm objects |
| confint.clm | Confidence intervals and profile likelihoods for parameters in cumulative link models |
| confint.clmm2 | Confidence intervals and profile likelihoods for the standard deviation for the random term in cumulative link mixed models |
| confint.profile.clm | Confidence intervals and profile likelihoods for parameters in cumulative link models |
| confint.profile.clmm2 | Confidence intervals and profile likelihoods for the standard deviation for the random term in cumulative link mixed models |
| convergence | Check convergence of cumulative link models |
| convergence.clm | Check convergence of cumulative link models |
| dgumbel | The Gumbel Distribution |
| dlgamma | The log-gamma distribution |
| drop.coef | Ensure Full Rank Design Matrix |
| gcauchy | Gradients of common densities |
| ggumbel | The Gumbel Distribution |
| glgamma | The log-gamma distribution |
| glogis | Gradients of common densities |
| gnorm | Gradients of common densities |
| income | Income distribution (percentages) in the Northeast US |
| nominal_test | Likelihood ratio tests of model terms in scale and nominal formulae |
| nominal_test.clm | Likelihood ratio tests of model terms in scale and nominal formulae |
| ordinal | Regression Models for Ordinal Data via Cumulative Link (Mixed) Models |
| pgumbel | The Gumbel Distribution |
| plgamma | The log-gamma distribution |
| plot.profile.clm | Confidence intervals and profile likelihoods for parameters in cumulative link models |
| plot.profile.clmm2 | Confidence intervals and profile likelihoods for the standard deviation for the random term in cumulative link mixed models |
| plot.slice.clm | Slice the likelihood of a clm |
| predict.clm | Predict Method for CLM fits |
| print.convergence.clm | Check convergence of cumulative link models |
| profile.clm | Confidence intervals and profile likelihoods for parameters in cumulative link models |
| profile.clmm2 | Confidence intervals and profile likelihoods for the standard deviation for the random term in cumulative link mixed models |
| qgumbel | The Gumbel Distribution |
| ranef | Extract conditional modes and conditional variances from clmm objects |
| ranef.clmm | Extract conditional modes and conditional variances from clmm objects |
| rgumbel | The Gumbel Distribution |
| scale_test | Likelihood ratio tests of model terms in scale and nominal formulae |
| scale_test.clm | Likelihood ratio tests of model terms in scale and nominal formulae |
| slice | Slice the likelihood of a clm |
| slice.clm | Slice the likelihood of a clm |
| soup | Discrimination study of packet soup |
| VarCorr | Extract variance and correlation parameters |
| VarCorr.clmm | Extract variance and correlation parameters |
| wine | Bitterness of wine |


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The following visualizations provide a visual representation of Colombia's agricultural imports in 2019.


{% extends "global/Page.html" %} {% load staticfiles otree %} {% block title %} Period {{ player.round_number }} Initial Decision {% endblock %} {% block content %}
The chart below shows the historical sales data of {{ Constants.product_name }} and your final forecast in the previous round.
{% if player.round_number == 1 %} There's no data for your previous forecast at period 1. {% endif %}
Based on the historical data below,
{% formfield player.initial_forecast label=initial_forecast_label%} {% formfield player.initial_forecast1 label=initial_forecast1_label%} {% formfield player.initial_forecast2 label=initial_forecast2_label%} {% include 'Real/OpenChart.html' %} {% next_button %} {% endblock %}


Utility classes to manage the automatic retry of implemented code using a specified algorithm or pre-defined algorithm (i.e. exponential or linear). @version 1.5 @author HMS Networks, MU Americas Solution Center


The 'process over product' concept helped me to think about what the most important elements of the site were that I wanted to include. Rather than being distracted and spending too much time on visual aspects of the site I tried to keep the site design simple yet incorporate key elements. By focusing more on the process I have been able to better learn how to use frameworks to develop a site.
I generally associated meditation with buddhist monks and yogis and considered it some mystical thing people did as a spiritual practice.
However, after reading chapter two of 'Search Inside Yourself' I discovered that there have been studies done on business people in the corporate world who practice meditation. It was surprising to see the different scientific research that has been done about meditation and I found it interesting to read of the positive effects meditation can have on different issues including anxiety, brain function and attention.
I also found the explanantion of different ways someone can meditate helpful such as having eyes open/closed and having an alert but relaxed posture. I liked the idea of sitting like a mountain - majestic, dignified and awe-inspiring.


@import models.users.User
@import helper._
@(addAircraftForm: Form[models.Aircraft], user: User)
@main("Add Aircraft", user){
Add a new Plane
@form(action = routes.AircraftController.addAircraftSubmit(), 'class -> "form-horizontal", 'role -> "form"){
@inputText(addAircraftForm("aircraft_number"), '_label -> "Aircraft Number", 'class -> "form-control")
@inputText(addAircraftForm("capacity"), '_label -> "Capacity", 'class -> "form-control")
@inputText(addAircraftForm("aircraft_ID"), '_label -> "", 'hidden -> "hidden")
}
}


--- layout: post title: RPSLS — Rock Paper Scissors Lizard Spock date: 2012-11-26 11:16:12.000000000 +01:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - Programmation tags: [] meta: _edit_last: '1' _activeshortener: tiny _twitterrelated_short_url: http://tinyurl.com/c2gwldt _twitterrelated_short_urlHash: f3daae1590fc7f833050d406e2d67e8a _wp_old_slug: rpsls-%e2%80%94-rock-paper-scissors-lizard-spock sfw_pwd: MWOyJssF0mC5 author: login: pierre irrmann email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Pierre Irrmann first_name: Pierre last_name: Irrmann ---
Let’s start with a tweet from earlier today :
Anyone bored and have an android phone? play.google.com/store/apps/det…
If you follow the link, you’ll get to a Google Play application that allows you to play the (in-)famous RPSLS (Rock-paper-scissors-lizard-Spock) game. Why that tweet stroke me is that I had already played (with code !) around that game a few months ago…
Although this is just a variant of the classical rock-paper-scissors game, the two additional gestures shift the number of gesture combinations to 25, as shown on this matrix:
(image taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Normal_form_matrix_of_Rock-paper-scissors-lizard-Spock.jpg)
There could be several ways to test these different combinations, for instance using the previous matrix as a reference, but… come on…. a closed set of values, and a simple behaviour… That’s just a perfect candidate for an enum ! And the best part is that I have actually implemented this as a test two months ago (proof on Github !).
Let’s first define the possible game outcomes :
public class GameOutcome : PolymorphicEnum<GameOutcome> { public static GameOutcome WIN = Register(); public static GameOutcome LOSE = Register(); public static GameOutcome DRAW = Register(); } |
Then we define the Gesture class and its values :
public class GeekGesture : PolymorphicEnum<GeekGesture> { public static GeekGesture ROCK = Register(); public static GeekGesture PAPER = Register(); public static GeekGesture SCISSORS = Register(); public static GeekGesture SPOCK = Register(); public static GeekGesture LIZARD = Register(); [...] |
The trick here is that I changed the order of the values int the enum from Rock – paper – scissors – lizard – Spock to Rock – paper – scissors – Spock – lizard. This way, each values beats its predecessor and its second successor, and loses against its successor and second predecessor…
The behaviour can then be simply implemented based on the integer values of the enums :
// we can use the int representation and a modulo trick ! public GameOutcome PlayAgainst(GeekGesture other) { return this == other ? GameOutcome.DRAW : (GameOutcome)(((other + 5 - this ) % 5) % 2); } |
Now we can write the tests in a very expressive way :
[TestMethod] public void gesture_against_2nd_next_is_a_win() { Assert.AreEqual(GameOutcome.WIN, GeekGesture.ROCK.PlayAgainst(GeekGesture.SCISSORS)); Assert.AreEqual(GameOutcome.WIN, GeekGesture.PAPER.PlayAgainst(GeekGesture.SPOCK)); Assert.AreEqual(GameOutcome.WIN, GeekGesture.SCISSORS.PlayAgainst(GeekGesture.LIZARD)); Assert.AreEqual(GameOutcome.WIN, GeekGesture.SPOCK.PlayAgainst(GeekGesture.ROCK)); Assert.AreEqual(GameOutcome.WIN, GeekGesture.LIZARD.PlayAgainst(GeekGesture.PAPER)); } |
So… here is my answer to Leonard :
Anyone bored and have an android phone? play.google.com/store/apps/det…
@TheRealLeonardH I have and android phone, but when I’m bored I think about software, and sometimes blog about it : pirrmann.net/rpsls-rock-pap…


Preparation time
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Serves 40
This is a great recipe for feeding large groups of people as the breadcrumb mixture can be made well in advance. You will need several large roasting tins.
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Tear the bread into chunks, place in a food processor and pulse to make coarse breadcrumbs.
Add the butter, parsley, chives and lemon zest then pulse again until thoroughly blended. You may have to do this in batches. Season the breadcrumb mixture with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Place the fish fillets in large roasting tins, scatter over the breadcrumb mixture then bake in the oven for 8-10 minutes or until the fish is cooked through.
Serve the fish with mashed potatoes and peas.


GET https://apis.wso2.com/api/am/admin/v0.15/throttling/policies/application
Retrieves all existing application throttling policies.
apim:tier_view
i
GET https://localhost:9443/api/am/admin/v0.15/throttling/policies/application
Authorization: Bearer e59e2657-4c2a-3cd0-8b48-0f4f39940c41
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json
{
"count": 4,
"list": [
{
"policyId": "aef4447a-f996-4b3c-9c47-d0a401ab913c",
"policyName": "50PerMin",
"displayName": "50PerMin",
"description": "Allows 50 request per minute",
"isDeployed": true,
"defaultLimit": {
"type": "RequestCountLimit",
"timeUnit": "min",
"unitTime": 1,
"requestCount": 50
}
},
{
"policyId": "472b573d-b162-4ac9-9984-531ee03d9d7c",
"policyName": "20PerMin",
"displayName": "20PerMin",
"description": "Allows 20 request per minute",
"isDeployed": true,
"defaultLimit": {
"type": "RequestCountLimit",
"timeUnit": "min",
"unitTime": 1,
"requestCount": 20
}
},
{
"policyId": "251d4f70-29f8-40f4-8aad-f2d1e7b8cfc2",
"policyName": "10PerMin",
"displayName": "10PerMin",
"description": "Allows 10 request per minute",
"isDeployed": true,
"defaultLimit": {
"type": "RequestCountLimit",
"timeUnit": "min",
"unitTime": 1,
"requestCount": 10
}
},
{
"policyId": "aaaef257-5453-42e6-b4a6-c48567864f92",
"policyName": "Unlimited",
"displayName": "Unlimited",
"description": "Allows unlimited requests",
"isDeployed": true,
"defaultLimit": {
"type": "RequestCountLimit",
"timeUnit": "min",
"unitTime": 1,
"requestCount":<PHONE_NUMBER>
}
}
]
}
curl -k -H "Authorization: Bearer e59e2657-4c2a-3cd0-8b48-0f4f39940c41" https://localhost:9443/api/am/admin/v0.15/throttling/policies/application
| Type | Name | Description | Schema | Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Header |
Accept optional |
Media types acceptable for the response. Default is application/json. |
String |
application/json |
| Header |
If-None-Match optional |
Validator for conditional requests; based on the ETag of the formerly retrieved variant of the resource (Will be supported in future). |
String | |
| Header |
If-Modified-Since optional |
Validator for conditional requests; based on Last Modified header of the formerly retrieved variant of the resource (Will be supported in future). |
String |
| HTTP Code | Description | Schema |
|---|---|---|
200 |
OK. Policies returned |
ApplicationThrottlePolicyList |
304 |
Not Modified. Empty body because the client has already the latest version of the requested resource (Will be supported in future). |
|
406 |
Not Acceptable. The requested media type is not supported. |
Error |
POST https://apis.wso2.com/api/am/admin/v0.15/throttling/policies/application
This operation can be used to add a new application level throttling policy.
apim:tier_manage
i
POST https://localhost:9443/api/am/admin/v0.15/throttling/policies/application
Authorization: Bearer 0c6439fd-9b16-3c2e-be6e-1086e0b9aa93
Content-Type: application/json
{
"policyName": "1PerMin",
"displayName": "1PerMin",
"description": "Allows 1 request per minute",
"defaultLimit": {
"type": "RequestCountLimit",
"timeUnit": "min",
"unitTime": 1,
"requestCount": 1
}
}
HTTP/1.1 201 Created
Location: https://localhost:9443/api/am/admin/v0.15/throttling/policies/application/f7becc49-9cc1-463f-bc2b-fc4c82582479
Content-Type: application/json
{
"policyId": "f7becc49-9cc1-463f-bc2b-fc4c82582479",
"policyName": "1PerMin",
"displayName": "1PerMin",
"description": "Allows 1 request per minute",
"isDeployed": true,
"defaultLimit": {
"type": "RequestCountLimit",
"timeUnit": "min",
"unitTime": 1,
"requestCount": 1
}
}
curl -k -H "Authorization: Bearer 0c6439fd-9b16-3c2e-be6e-1086e0b9aa93" -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" https://localhost:9443/api/am/admin/v0.15/throttling/policies/application -d @data.json
| Type | Name | Description | Schema | Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Body |
body required |
Application level policy object that should to be added |
ApplicationThrottlePolicy (ApplicationThrottlePolicy) | |
| Header |
Content-Type required |
Media type of the entity in the body. Default is application/json. |
String |
application/json |
| HTTP Code | Description | Schema |
|---|---|---|
201 |
Created. Successful response with the newly created object as entity in the body. Location header contains URL of newly created entity. |
ApplicationThrottlePolicy |
400 |
Bad Request. Invalid request or validation error |
Error |
415 |
Unsupported media type. The entity of the request was in a not supported format. |


Keucereus:
Then I'll tell you about the mission. When you enter the Seed of Infinity region, you'll be given either an attack order against Seed of Infinity's undead army or a defense order. If you wish, join the mission.

Now take this letter of recommendation.
"What's the mission?"


JavaScript (User's List) exercise
The Required Functionality
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The action buttons provides the following functionality:
- Adding a new user
- Editing an existing selected user (enabled only if one row is selected. Otherwise button should be disabled)
- Deleting all selected users (if no user is selected - button should be disabled)
- The check-box on the header row - selects all rows
- The application validates the user's input is correct (all fields are required, age must be a number)
- The list of users is saved in the local browser
Implementation details
- You may use the internet as a resource, but we trust you to do this exercise without outside help!
- You are welcome to use any popular familiar JS frameworks to implement the functionality of this page.
- Have the user be represented by a Model / ViewModel / WhatEver (the specific framework semantics is less relevant)
- Make sure your code is organized, fully documented & keep it simple as much as possible.
- Persist the users data on the local user machine using cookies. (so when the page is refreshed the last list of users I created will be displayed)
- We used here Bootstrap and JQuery to structure the page, but you may modify the html as much as you need - the functionality should stay the same


enumeratedValue
Syntax
An enumeratedValue is:
| |
enumeratedTypeId . enumeratedId |
Description
The values of an enumerated type are written as the type name (enumeratedTypeId) followed by a dot followed by one of the enumerated values of the type (enumeratedId).
Example
In this example, color.red is an enumeratedValue.
type color : enum (red, green, blue)
var c : color := color . red
var d : color := succ (c) % d becomes green
Details
The above description has been simplified by ignoring the possibility that the enum type can be exported from a module. If this is the case, each use of one of the enumerated values outside of module M must be preceded by the module name and a dot, as in M.color.red.
See also
the enum type and explicitConstant.


Overview of Zend Framework 2
The second talk that I attended of the conference was on an overview of Zend Framework 2 (ZF2). Although I thought it was going to go over the Event Driven Actions in ZF2, they changed it due to popular demand.
The ZendCon website gave this description:
One of the most anticipated topics of this year's ZendCon is what is new in ZF2. Learn about the core features now available, the development approaches they enable, and get a preview of the new MVC layer of Zend Framework 2 in action
Since it was an overview there wasn't a ton of information presented that I hadn't read already. What was reinforced for me was the use of namespaces. ZF2 relies heavily on namespaces which is a good thing.
Another key item that was brought up was dependency injection which is a key addition to ZF2. It allows the OO code to reduce the amount of coupling and reliance on other code to function. See this very good slideshare on the advantages on dependency injection if you're not quite sure what it is.
In general, this was an overview of the ZF2 functionality. It was really nothing more than a brief summary of the topics on the "How to start" page.
Overall it was a good overall presentation if you wanted an overview. If you were looking for a more in depth presentation, like I was, it wouldn't fit your needs.


This sample uses JQuery UI to call a backend service for data on keypress to autocomplete a dropdown based on data from SQL or CosmosDB.


With some illnesses or treatments you may experience a poor appetite.
In preparation for surgery it is important that you still eat and drink adequately to prevent weight loss and to assist in wound healing and fighting infection.
Foods high in calories and protein help to increase your energy intake without adding bulk to your diet. Having 3 small meals per day with regular snacks in between can help you achieve your dietary needs.
Aim to eat or drink something every 2-3 hours.
Try not to fill up on drinks before meals – eat first, drink later.
If you are feeling sick:


THE PATRIOT A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2000 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ***
In the American Revolutionary War, even a boy's toy soldiers had a part to play. When Benjamin Martin's son is murdered by a British soldier, Ben uses his son's metal soldiers as material for bullets to avenge his son's death.
THE PATRIOT by Roland Emmerich (INDEPENDENCE DAY) is a stirring and unapologetically patriotic film. Rather than trying to tell the whole story of the war, it concentrates on one man's struggle and on the role of the militia. Within this limited scope, it succeeds handsomely. Its only shortcoming is that the final cut includes too much fluff and minor romances. At a half-hour shorter, its impact would have been dramatically heightened.
When we first meet Ben (Mel Gibson), a widower with 7 children and a veteran of the French and Indian Wars, he wants no part in the revolution that's brewing all about him. A South Carolina farmer in 1776, he's called to the assembly to vote on a resolution for their state to join in the struggle.
Ben argues convincingly against South Carolina's participation in the conflict. "An elected legislature can trample a man's rights as quickly as a king can," he points out. When it becomes clear that the vote will go against him, one of his friends asks about his principles. "I'm a parent," Ben reminds him. "I haven't got the luxury of principles."
Mel Gibson delivers an understated but strong performance, bringing humanity to a role that could easily dissolve into caricature. With his convincing expressions of grief and dedication, we empathize with his plight. In contrast, another of this summer's would-be action heroes, George Clooney (THE PERFECT STORM), was so wooden in his delivery that we didn't care what happened to his character.
After Ben's second son, Thomas (Gregory Smith), is shot in the back by the story's chief villain, an eminently hissable Col. William Tavington (Jason Isaacs), Ben enlists in the cause and fights along side his eldest son, Gabriel (Heath Ledger from 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU).
Coming to be known as "The Ghost," Ben leads a rag-tag band of militia in skirmishes with the British that don't follow the gentlemanly rules of engagement. Back then wars were extremely organized slaughter. Each side formed neat lines like two kindergarten classes on their way to recess. When the respective lines met, each side stood upright and proud, while shooting and being shot at. In contrast the militia snuck around in the swamps and hid behind trees, which wasn't the way true gentlemen were supposed to play the game of war.
Meanwhile, back at the front, the regular Continental army finds the large and well-trained British about to win the war. "These rustics are so inept, it nearly takes the honor out of victory," say the pompous and supremely confident leader of the British troops, General Cornwallis (Tom Wilkinson from THE FULL MONTY). "Nearly," he adds cockily.
Much of the action concerns the atrocities committed by a British colonel and his men against our civilians, including women and children. The most horrific of these is the torching of a locked church full of non-combatants. There is also a scene in which our side commits some atrocities in retribution.
The film includes many a rousing scene as when Ben picks up Old Glory to rejuvenate soldiers on the verge of retreat. The music by John Williams (STAR WARS) is strong and effective but never overwhelming.
The movie whets our appetite for more movies about the Revolutionary War. It is, arguably, the most important time in our country's history but, sadly, one of the most ignored by filmmakers. Maybe, just maybe, this picture will inspire the creation of many others about this period. One can hope.
THE PATRIOT runs 2:44. It is rated R for strong war violence and would be fine for teenagers. Given the low test scores of our teenagers on American history, they should all see this movie. Besides teaching them, it might encourage them to learn more about this era.
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If an error is signaled in a safe call, the exact point of the signal is implementation-dependent. In particular, it might be signaled at compile time or at run time, and if signaled at run time, it might be prior to, during, or after executing the call. However, it is always prior to the execution of the body of the function being called.


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This is a multi-page boilerplate template that you can copy to build your first Tizen Web UI Framework page. This template contains multiple "page" containers inside.
You link to internal pages by referring to the ID of the page you
want to show. For example, to link to the page
with an ID of "two", my link would have a
href="#two"
in the code.
I have an id of "two" on my page container. I'm the second page container in this multi-page template.


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Thanks for spending some quality time with the {{ settings.SITE_NAME }} today.
Returning to the home page.