See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| LogComposite<T extends LogFactory.ItemType> |
interface for
Composite s that add additional
LogFactory.ItemType.ItemValue s to a factory. |
| LogOwner<O extends Indexed> | |
| LogTransitionProvider | |
| Viewable |
Interface for types that have a view transition.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| FileData | |
| FileDataFactory<T extends FileData> |
A
DataObjectFactory for FileData |
| LogFactory<T extends LogFactory.Entry,O extends Indexed> |
general log Entry class.
|
| LogFactory.Entry<L extends Indexed,F extends LogFactory,O extends DataObject> |
Base class for a log entry
|
| LogFactory.EntryKey | |
| LogFactory.ItemAction<T extends LogFactory.Entry> | |
| LogFactory.ItemType<E extends LogFactory.Entry> |
superclass for the type objects in sub-classes
|
| LogFactory.ItemType.ItemValue<E extends LogFactory.Entry> | |
| LogTransitionProviderFactory |
Top level TransitionProviderFactory that locates the Item TransitionProvider
by going through the LogOwner
|
| MessageData |
Table to hold message data
Essentially this is just the serialised data from a MimeMessage object
This is to ensure we can recover the full message including all headers
We could be more memory efficient by storing the headers and content separately and
recovering the message in bits but this is safer.
|
| MessageData.Factory<M extends MessageData> |
A Factory for
MessageData
This is not actually needed by the application but makes the
tests easier to write as these rely on a handler factory |
| TextData |
Simple class to hold Text data in a table.
|
| TextDataFactory<T extends TextData> |
A
DataObjectFactory for TextData |


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Headed out for my third Reading Parkrun on my own this morning. My wife hasn't been sleeping too well, so I left her in bed this morning whilst I went off on another of my barefoot adventures.
I had a relatively good run today. I had intended on running at a consistent pace in the region of 3:48 to 3:54, but after a relatively quick first kilometre (I still don't go out gently enough), I started feeling a bit tired and settled in at a more relaxed pace. Finished off with a fast last km with a near-sprint at the end. Still managed a sub-20 so I'm happy. This run also tipped me over the 400km of running this year.
I'm running the Forest Five on Wednesday evening (probably in huaraches rather than barefoot as it's all offroad) and I'm on the early shift again next week, so I may not be up for another Parkrun next week, but I'll see how I feel.
This weeks results:
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Overall Position: 12 / 122
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An implementation of Quantitative Fatty Acid Signature Analysis (QFASA) in R. QFASA is a method of estimating the diet composition of predators. The fundamental unit of information in QFASA is a fatty acid signature (signature), which is a vector of proportions describing the composition of fatty acids within lipids. Signature data from at least one predator and from samples of all potential prey types are required. Calibration coefficients, which adjust for the differential metabolism of individual fatty acids by predators, are also required. Given those data inputs, a predator signature is modeled as a mixture of prey signatures and its diet estimate is obtained as the mixture that minimizes a measure of distance between the observed and modeled signatures. A variety of estimation options and simulation capabilities are implemented. Please refer to the vignette for additional details and references.
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available in the global variable loggedin
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login page and return to the current page after login, call login()
:
To execute a command automatically on page load, simply add the monitor
class
to an output element, set data-updcmd
to the command to be executed and
data-updcnt
to 1:
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Output elements typically are samp
or pre
, as commands
normally output formatted plain text, but any element can be used. samp
by default compresses white space and has no visible area, while pre
is visible and preserves all spacing.
updcnt
will count down to zero and stop, or run indefinitely if started
below zero. The execution interval can be given in data-updint
(in seconds).
You can set the data attributes any time using jQuery, all monitors are checked and
updated by the framework once per second.
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data-events
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interest. This example monitor lists the active network channels and automatically
updates on all server connection events:
Try: Open new window Stop V2 server Start V2 server Send fake event
A bootstrap button has the base class btn
. Add the command to execute
as attribute data-cmd
and optionally the output element as
data-target
and you're done.
Add class samp-inline
or wrap in a ul.list-inline
to place
the output element on the same line with the button. Prefix the target with a "+" to
append to it:
External 12V power
By combination of a button and a monitor, you can let the button start a repeated
execution of a command: set data-watchcnt
on the button to the number of
repetitions (default 0) and data-watchint
to the interval in seconds
(default 2).
Note: to stop a monitor, set data-updcnt
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),
simply exchange the data-cmd / data-updcmd
attribute by
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. Example:


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Mid-2021 launch date remains.
by Jacob OlivaA performance-oriented sports sedan should have a manual gearbox – that's something that the world should remember in this age of autonomous vehicles and automated stuff. Well, BMW agrees with that, too, and the BMW M boss Markus Flasch has confirmed that the new M3 G80 will have a stick shift on several occasions.
Gallery: BMW M3 Spy Photos
However, this will be the first time that the new M3 has been spotted testing with a manual transmission. Spotted by Youtube's Carspotter Jeroen, an M3 test vehicle was doing some rounds on the Nürburgring. To differ from the previous M3 spy videos, this particular one is equipped with a stick shift – based on how the driver was shifting gears on the video.
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The new BMW M3 G80 is expected to hit production by late 2020 and won't be revealed to the public until 2021. Why is it taking so long? Well, Flasch didn't offer any explanation but for now, let's all be happy that a stick-shift M3 is still alive and kicking.
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WAToolkit
1.0
|
Static Public Member Functions | |
| (WAAuthenticationCredential *) | + credentialWithAzureServiceAccount:accessKey: |
| (WAAuthenticationCredential *) | + authenticateCredentialSynchronousWithProxyURL:user:password:error: |
| (WAAuthenticationCredential *) | + authenticateCredentialSynchronousWithProxyURL:tableServiceURL:blobServiceURL:user:password:error: |
| (WAAuthenticationCredential *) | + authenticateCredentialWithProxyURL:user:password:delegate: |
| (WAAuthenticationCredential *) | + authenticateCredentialWithProxyURL:user:password:withCompletionHandler: |
| (WAAuthenticationCredential *) | + authenticateCredentialWithProxyURL:accessToken: |
Properties | |
| BOOL | usesProxy |
| NSURL * | proxyURL |
| NSString * | token |
| NSString * | accountName |
| NSString * | accessKey |
| NSString * | tableServiceURL |
| NSString * | blobServiceURL |
A class that represents an authentication object that can be passed to the WACloudStorageClient. The class can be initialized using a Windows Azure account name and key, or with a proxy server URL, username, and password.
| + (WAAuthenticationCredential *) authenticateCredentialSynchronousWithProxyURL: | (NSURL *) | proxyURL | |
| tableServiceURL: | (NSURL *) | tablesURL | |
| blobServiceURL: | (NSURL *) | blobsURL | |
| user: | (NSString *) | user | |
| password: | (NSString *) | password | |
| error: | (NSError **) | returnError | |
Initializes a newly created WAAuthenticationCredential with a specified proxy URL, the table service URL, the blob service URL, the user name and password for the proxy service, and an NSError object that will contain the error information if the authentication fails.
| proxyURL | The URL address of the proxy service. |
| tablesURL | The URL address of the table service. |
| blobsURL | The URL address of the blob service. |
| user | The user name for the proxy service. |
| password | The password for the proxy service. |
| returnError | An NSError object that will contain the error if the authentication fails. |
| + (WAAuthenticationCredential *) authenticateCredentialSynchronousWithProxyURL: | (NSURL *) | proxyURL | |
| user: | (NSString *) | user | |
| password: | (NSString *) | password | |
| error: | (NSError **) | returnError | |
Initializes a newly created WAAuthenticationCredential with a specified proxy URL, the user name and password for the proxy service, and an NSError object that will contain the error information if the authentication fails.
| proxyURL | The URL address of the proxy service. |
| user | The user name for the proxy service. |
| password | The password for the proxy service. |
| returnError | An NSError object that will contain the error if the authentication fails. |
| + (WAAuthenticationCredential *) authenticateCredentialWithProxyURL: | (NSURL *) | proxyURL | |
| accessToken: | (WACloudAccessToken *) | accessToken | |
Initializes a newly created WAAuthenticationCredential with a specified proxy URL and access token. The access token is the result of using Windows Azure Access Control Service.
| proxyURL | The URL address of the proxy service. |
| accessToken | The WACloudAccessToken used to authenticate. |
| + (WAAuthenticationCredential *) authenticateCredentialWithProxyURL: | (NSURL *) | proxyURL | |
| user: | (NSString *) | user | |
| password: | (NSString *) | password | |
| delegate: | (id<WAAuthenticationDelegate>) | delegate | |
Initializes a newly created WAAuthenticationCredential with a specified proxy URL, the user name and password for the proxy service, and a delegate to callback when authentication completes.
| proxyURL | The URL address of the proxy service. |
| user | The user name for the proxy service. |
| password | The password for the proxy service. |
| delegate | The delegate to use. |
| + (WAAuthenticationCredential *) authenticateCredentialWithProxyURL: | (NSURL *) | proxyURL | |
| user: | (NSString *) | user | |
| password: | (NSString *) | password | |
| withCompletionHandler: | (NSError *error) | block | |
Initializes a newly created WAAuthenticationCredential with a specified proxy URL, the user name and password for the proxy service.
| proxyURL | The URL address of the proxy service. |
| user | The user name for the proxy service. |
| password | The password for the proxy service. |
| block | A block object that is called with the authentication completes. The block will contain an NSError |
| + (WAAuthenticationCredential *) credentialWithAzureServiceAccount: | (NSString *) | accountName | |
| accessKey: | (NSString *) | accessKey | |
Initializes a newly created WAAuthenticationCredential with a specified account name and access key obtained from the Windows Azure portal.
| accountName | The Windows Azure storage account name. |
| accessKey | The access key for the given account. |
- (NSString*) accessKey [read, assign] |
The account access key for Windows Azure storage or nil if not authenticating directly.
- (NSString*) accountName [read, assign] |
The account name for Windows Azure storage or nil if not authenticating directly.
- (NSString*) blobServiceURL [read, assign] |
The URL of the blob service endpoint, if authenticating with a proxy service.
- (NSURL*) proxyURL [read, assign] |
The URL of the proxy service.
- (NSString*) tableServiceURL [read, assign] |
The URL of the table service endpoint, if authenticating with a proxy service.
- (NSString*) token [read, assign] |
The seesion token returned from authentication with the proxy service.
- (BOOL) usesProxy [read, assign] |
Determines whether this authentication credential uses a proxy service. The default value is NO.


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- A Development Platform (SDK)
- A Runtime Environment (JRE)
HISTORY
- Green Team (consumer devices)
- Project Oak (embedded devices)
- Java Platform (web browsers)
- Mobile (ME), Standard (SE), Enterprise (EE)
- Current Java SE 7
JAVA GOALS
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- Architecture neutral, Portable
- Robust, Secure
- Distributed, Multithreaded
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- Written using IDE or Text Editor
- Compiled to Bytecode using the java compiler
- Packaged to JAR (archive) using the jar tool
- Executed in JVM (virtual OS) using the java command
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- First usage absorbs compilation overheads
- Subsequent usage shows performance benefits
- Not all Java code can be optimized this way (e.g., Reflection)
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THROWING AND CATCHING EXCEPTIONS
PREVENTING NULLPOINTEREXCEPTION
NESTING (CHAINED) EXCEPTIONS
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LIBRARIES, EXTENSIONS, FRAMEWORKS


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Equity model
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Tax model
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To add a Filter Container component to your application you must import the FilterModule
which allows
the use of the ux-filters-container
component.
The following attributes can be used to customise the behaviour of the component:
FilterAddEvent
, FilterRemoveEvent
or FilterRemoveAllEvent
and will contain the filter being added or removed in a filter property
(remove all will not contain affected filters).
Additionally the clear all button can be customized by adding an ng-template
with #clearAllTemplate
as a child of the ux-filter-container
component.
The dropdown filter (shown as Status in the demo above) can be added inside the filter container using the
ux-filter-dropdown
component.
The following attributes can be used to customise the behavior of the component:
A filter object can contain the following properties:
When there are a large number of filter options, the Dynamic Filter can be used to replace the regular dropdown with a text search, supporting dropdown typeahead. This is configurable to fallback to the standard implementation when the list of filters falls beneath a certain length. An example of this is shown as Author in the demo above.
The dynamic filter can be added inside the filter container using the ux-filter-dynamic
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WORKAROUND: Thanks to comment by Zart
Colwing, there is a workaround. Add
-Djansi.passthrough=true
to MAVEN_OPTS
. It is
not enough to add the flag to the command line; it needs to be seen by
JANSI before maven begins parsing the command line. See No color for
maven on Cygwin to track the issue.
I'm quite happy Maven 3.5.0 has added color logging!
With earlier versions of maven, I used Jean-Christophe Guy's excellent maven-color extension. On Windows that involved some manual hacking of my maven installation, but on Mac, it was trivial with homebrew.
So now I'm getting color output from maven out of the box. Except when I don't.
You see, this new feature relies on the good JAnsi library. And JAnsi presently has an issue with color on Cygwin. When I'm at home, Cygwin is my mainstay, used on my gaming-cum-programming rig, so this is significant to me. What is the issue? No color—JAnsi detects I'm on Windows, and uses the native Windows console color handling, which doesn't work in Mintty or Xterm. Those use standard ANSI escape sequences, etc. rather than an OS-specific library.
Digging through the source for JAnsi, I find the trouble spot:
private static final boolean IS_WINDOWS = System.getProperty("os.name").toLowerCase(Locale.ENGLISH).contains("win");
Aha! The special Windows-handling code kicks in when the
os.name
system property contains "win" (in any case). Using
the jps
and jinfo
tools that come with the JDK,
I double-checked against a long-running maven build (16848 just was the
PID used by the JVM for this maven build; use jps
to list all
current PIDs):
$ jinfo -sysprops 16848 | grep os.name os.name = Windows 10
Some experimenting found a way to work around that:
MAVEN_OPTS=-Dos.name=Cygwin mvn clean
(You need to use MAVEN_OPTS
rather than passing -Dos.name=Cygwin
to maven; once maven starts the value is immutable.)
Color is back. It turns out, any value for os.name
will work
(for example, "Bob") as long as it doesn't contain "win". I picked
"Cygwin" for explicitness.
UPDATE: I have to rethink this. Sure I get color now, but
at the expense of maven test
failing as maven no longer
believes I'm on Windows, so is unhappy at the lack of a
/bin/sh
and general UNIX filesystem. One step forward, two
steps back.


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This collection of packages provides facilities for handling compressed data; including
ZIP file handling, and streaming [de]compression using zlib, gzip, or bzip2. It also includes
the ability to read and write UNIX tar files.
The [de]compression itself is provided by two external DLLs.
The zlib library is used for
zlib compression (aka “Deflate” compression) and gzip compression (which is
just the same compression algorithm with different headers and trailers on the data).
The bzip2 library is
used for (surprise!) bzip2 compression. BZip2 uses a block compression algorithm which
often provides superior compression to zlib, albeit at some cost in time and memory.
Many thanks to by Jean-loup Gailly and Mark Adler, the authors of zlib, and
to Julian Seward, who wrote libbzip2, for making these remarkably useful libraries available.
I don't include the DLLs themselves in this download; that seems to be the easiest way to
ensure that I am complying with the conditions on redistribution (not that those conditions are
in any way onerous for either library). Much more importantly, it ensures that I am not
distributing a corrupt or out-of-date version of the DLLs. My code was all developed using
zlib version 1.2.1, and libbzip2 version 1.0.0.
To use zlib or gzip compression (which is also used by Zip files) you will need a copy
of ZLIB1.DLL, which is the official build of zlib for Windows (there are confusingly
many other builds — see the zlib
FAQ). ZLIB1.DLL is available
pre-built for Windows here (about half-way
down the page). You should put it somewhere that Dolphin can find it, either on your %PATH% or
in the Dolphin installation folder.
To use bzip2 compression you will need a copy of LIBBZ2-1.?.?.DLL. That DLL is available pre-built
for Windows here
(for some reason, the link is in the middle of the “Getting an older version” section).
You will have to rename it to LIBBZ2-1.DLL, and should put it somewhere that Dolphin can find it,
either on your %PATH% or in the Dolphin installation folder.
The packages are:
- ZLib Base
-
A low-level wrapper for the zlib library, ZLIB1.DLL. This exposes the whole of
the zlib API except the plethora of functions for treating gzip files like 'C'
<stdio> (for which I can see little use in Smalltalk).
- ZLib Streams
-
Three Stream classes built on top of zlib compression.
Two kinds of write stream; these are filters that are attached to another
WriteStream and either compress or decompress
the data they receive before forwarding it to the underlying stream.
A decompressing read stream. This is attached to an existing
ReadStream supplying compressed data, and decompresses
it as you read. This also provides a configurable amount of “push back” data,
in order to support algorithms that require limited read-ahead
(#nextLine and #nextWord ,
for instance).
These streams can be configured to use the various formats and compression levels provided
by zlib, including most of the “advanced” features of that library.
- ZLib Streams Extras
-
A few trivial loose methods to supplement the ZLib Streams package.
- BZip2 Base
-
A low-level wrapper for the bzip2 library, BZIP2-1.DLL. Like ZLib Base, this exposes
the whole of the bzip2 API except the functions for handling disk files directly.
- BZip2 Streams
-
Three Stream classes built on top of bzip2 compression. These follow exactly the
same pattern as the ZLib Streams, with compressing and decompressing
WriteStreams , and a decompressing
ReadStream .
- ZipFiles
-
This package uses the ZLib streams to read or write ZIP files. It is particularly aimed
at manipulating such files in memory, i.e. without having to extract files to disk to
read them. Similarly you can add data directly to a Zip file without writing it to a
temporary file first.
It cannot handle all possible types of Zip file; it doesn't handle encryption, nor Zip
archives spanning several “media” (I hate that use of the word). Also, it
only understands “Deflate” compression, which is what zlib provides.
It does also understand “Stored”, i.e. uncompressed, entries as well,
but that's easy… There are several other compression formats that are part of
the Zip file specification and which can be used by the real PKWare utilities, but those
formats seem to be rare in practise — I have never seen them myself.
It can create new Zip files (as real files on disk, or as binary data in memory) and
read existing files. It can also append new data to an existing file, but it
does not have the ability to make arbitrary changes in-place (though it is easy enough
to create a copy, applying any desired modifications as you go).
- ZipFile Tree Model
-
Simple adaptor for using a ZipFile as the Model for a TreeView
or ListTreeView .
- TarFiles
-
This package allows you to read or write UNIX tar files. The usage is very similar
(though not quite identical, unfortunately) to that of the ZIP files. When used
in conjuction with the Zlib streams, or BZip2 streams, this package can also be used
to read and write compressed tar files (sometimes known as tarballs).
- ZipFile Tree Model
-
Simple adaptor for using a TarFile as the Model for a TreeView
or ListTreeView .
Packages
Package sizes and versions
| Name |
Size |
Version |
| CU ZLib Base |
76877 |
1.00 |
| CU ZLib Base Tests |
5829 |
1.01 |
| CU ZLib Streams |
108533 |
2.00 |
| CU ZLib Streams Extras |
3698 |
1.00 |
| CU ZLib Streams Tests |
35941 |
1.01 |
| CU BZip2 Base |
23432 |
1.01 |
| CU BZip2 Base Tests |
6928 |
1.00 |
| CU BZip2 Streams |
91202 |
2.01 |
| CU BZip2 Streams Tests |
30125 |
1.01 |
| CU ZipFiles |
149792 |
3.00 |
| CU ZipFile Tree Model |
11904 |
1.02 |
| CU ZipFiles Tests |
14567 |
2.00 |
| CU TarFiles |
63242 |
1.02 |
| CU TarFile Tree Model |
13298 |
1.00 |
| CU TarFiles Tests |
14815 |
1.00 |
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Get Carter * * (out of * * * * )
Directed by Stephen Kay. Cast: Sylvester Stallone, Rachael Leigh Cook, Mickey Rourke, Alan Cumming, Miranda Richardson, Michael Caine, Rhona Mitra, John C. McGinley, Gretchen Mol. 2000 - 102 minutes Rated R (for violence, profanity, sexual situations, and blood). Reviewed by Dustin Putman, October 7, 2000.
"My name is Jack Carter, and you don't want to know me," says Sylvester Stallone in the opening line of dialogue from "Get Carter," a loose remake of the same-named 1971 film starring Michael Caine (who has a supporting role here). An hour and forty minutes later, it was safe to agree with him that, yes, I didn't want to know him, after all. "Get Carter" is a dimly lit, brooding film noir that is as technically stylish as it is utterly mediocre. With very little action to satisfy the appetites of die-hard Stallone fans (save for two boring car chases), and a premise that is older than stale bread, the film plays out in a way that more often than not causes the viewer to question if they have seen the same proceedings all before. And, unfortunately, they probably have.
Jack Carter is a violent, Las Vegas-based debt collector who has been settling scores and making loads of cash for many years. Although he has effortlessly adapted to his unconventional lifestyle, things change for him with the news that his brother, who lives in Seattle, has been found dead at the wheel of his car, the victim of an apparent drunk driving accident. Carter, feeling guilty over not staying in touch with him over the years, knows that his brother would not drink and drive, and suspects that he was murdered--but by who? In an attempt to not only seek vengeance on his only sibling's demise, but to also protect his apprehensive sister-in-law Gloria (Miranda Richardson) and teenaged niece Doreen (Rachael Leigh Cook), Carter sets out to find the truth about his untimely death.
In the depiction of a city where the sun never shines and the rain looms ominously over the heads of the inhabitants, Mauro Fiore's evocative cinematography is easily a highlight in the otherwise unextraordinary "Get Carter," which boosts little interest outside of its camera trickery (jump-cuts, overexposed lenses, etc.) and sparkling cast of familiar faces. It's too bad, then, that no one besides Stallone, Cook, Rourke, and Cumming make anything but a cursory appearance.
Sylvester Stallone, in his first return to the big screen since his well-received 1997 foray "Copland," inhabits a sense of irresistibly bad-assed coolness not seen since Mel Gibson in 1999's "Payback." While Stallone is unable to paint Carter with more than two or three shades throughout, he stands as a formidable symbol of how one should dress and act if in the same line of work as he.
Everyone consistently plays second fiddle to Stallone, and some handle themselves better than others, based not only on their talent, but how strong (or ludicrous) the writing is at any given moment. Rachael Leigh Cook (1999's "She's All That"), as the distraught Doreen, quickly warms up to the appearance of Carter, who is not only her uncle, but someone whom she places as a sort of father figure to replace her own dad. Cook equips herself with finesse and clear signs that she is more than just a pretty face on the big screen, even when asked to do silly or ridiculous things. Mickey Rourke (1997's "The Rainmaker") is at his attractively slimy best as Cyrus Paice, perhaps the only man Carter knows who is any sort of match for him. And Alan Cumming (1999's "Titus," Broadway's "Cabaret"), as young millionaire computer aficionado Jeremy Kinnear, stands out in all of his sparse scenes, adding depth and memorable acting choices to a character simply vacant from the written script, by David McKenna.
On the other end of the spectrum, the usually talented Miranda Richardson (1999's "Sleepy Hollow), as Gloria, is merely cashing a paycheck, briefly popping up only a handful of times and adding nothing to the film. The same goes for Michael Caine (1999's "The Cider House Rules") and an unbilled Gretchen Mol (1998's "Music From Another Room"), as Stallone's trophy girlfriend back in Vegas.
 Attempts at character-building moments mostly fail due to the usually lame-brained dialogue that screenwriter McKenna has ill-fatedly penned, leaving us to follow a perplexing lead character whom we never grow to care about, or even understand. Save for one mild surprise, the picture also remains painfully predictable, leading to a conclusion that does nothing except beg for a reason why anyone's time or energy was wasted making such a throwaway movie in the first place.
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Valery Simeonov Was Elected Deputy Chairman of the National Assembly
NPSB leader Valery SimeonovValery Simeonov, was elected Deputy Chairman of the 44th National Assembly.
His nomination was accepted by 118 votes in favour, six votes against, and six abstentions, according to FOCUS News Agency.
The draft decision was tabled yesterday by the co-chairs of the United Patriots Groups and was included in Parliament’s agenda for today. The MPs of the MRF Group left the plenary and did not participate in the debate or the vote.
Following the news, dozens of people gathered to protest in front of the National Assembly against the election of Valery Simeonov. Police presence in the area is increased. The traffic is normal.


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Atholton Elementary Spreads Kindness Through Blankets
As an outgrowth of Atholton Elementary School’s recent kindness week, the 4th grade team wanted their students to experience showing kindness outside the school walls. All 85 Grade 4 students have since created 50 blankets for the local Project Linus nonprofit, whose mission is to provide homemade blankets “to children in hospitals, shelters, social service agencies or anywhere that a child might be in need of a big hug.”
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Free Spring Break Meals Program
HCPSS is offering free spring break meals and snacks to provide nutrition for any Howard County child, Monday, April 6–Thursday, April 9. The meals are offered in partnership with the Howard County Department of Community Resources and Services, Howard County Library System, Community Action Council of Howard County, Howard County Recreation and Parks, and Roving Radish.
2020 Strutting with the Staff
Bright Minds Foundation, HCPSS’ educational foundation, is once again hosting its popular Strutting with the Staff dance contest, showcasing the talents of school system teachers, staff, students and community members on Tuesday, March 31, 7-9 p.m. Tickets are $5 and may be purchased online.
Kindergarten Registration
Online kindergarten enrollment is now available. Parents may also visit their child’s school to complete or initiate enrollment during normal school hours, Monday, March 9–Friday, Monday, March 13, or by appointment following the open registration week.
Pre-K and First Grade Early Admission
Applications for early admission to Pre-K and first grade are now open. Criteria, admission standards and application details are provided online.
2019 Graduation Rates Outpace State Norm
Graduation data released by the Maryland State Department of Education show Howard County public school students continuing to graduate at higher rates than their peers across the state.
Seven HCPSS Schools Receive AP Computer Science Female Diversity Award
The College Board award went to Atholton, Centennial, Glenelg, Hammond, Howard, Marriotts Ridge and Reservoir high schools.
Events
Healthy Relationships Workshop
Saturday, March 7, 9–11:15 a.m., Oakland Mills Middle School
Parents/guardians are invited to this HCPSS/The Council of Elders Academy workshop, Healthy Relationships and Dating Dangers, facilitated by representatives from HopeWorks.
Call for CAC Leadership Volunteers
Respond by Monday, March 9
The Board of Education's Community Advisory Council (CAC) seeks leadership volunteers to serve on the Executive Committee for the 2020-2021 school year. The CAC serves as liaison between the Board and the community, meets monthly during the school year, and reports directly to the Board. More information is provided online.
History Day Competition
Saturday, March 14, 12:30 p.m., Long Reach High School
Explore student entries including exhibits, performances, multimedia documentaries, research papers and websites relating to the theme “Breaking Barriers in History."
Coffee and Conversation
Thursday, March 19, 7:30–9 p.m., Triadelphia Ridge Elementary School
Community members are invited to meet informally with Board of Education members.
Mid-Atlantic Regional Concert Band Festival
Saturday, March 28, 9 a.m.–7:15 p.m., University of Maryland College Park, Dekelboum Concert Hall
The public is invited to the first annual Mid-Atlantic Regional Concert Band Festival, where six HCPSS high school bands will join others around the region to perform.
2020 Census
Several HCPSS programs rely on funding based on accurate census information. Learn more and be sure to participate in the 2020 census.
Reminders
Public Hearing: School Activity Funds Policy
The Board will hold a public hearing on Policy 4030 School Activity Funds on Thursday, March 12 at 7 p.m. Learn how you can provide testimony.
Coronavirus Updates
For continued updates from HCPSS Superintendent Michael J. Martirano on the 2019 Novel Coronavirus, or COVID-19, visit the school system’s Coronavirus webpage.
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Built by the Greeks in every city, temples were a source of civic pride.
Temples were built by the Greeks in every city. Temples were a source of civic pride.
The Parthenon was built by the Athenians after the Persian Wars. The Parthenon honored Athena.
Built by the Athenians after the Persian Wars, the Parthenon honored Athena.
Built by the people of Ankragas in the 5th century, a new temple celebrated an important event.
A new temple was built by the people of Ankragas in the 5th century. The new temple celebrated an important event.
A proposal to build a new temple was voted on by the members of the assembly. The proposal to build a new temple passed unanimously.
Voted on by the members of the assembly, a proposal to build a new temple passed unanimously.
Designed by the architect, the temple was built by a construction crew under the architect's supervision.
The temple was designed by the architect. The temple was built by a construction crew under the architect's supervision.
A temple's foundation was laid by a construction crew on solid bedrock. A temple's foundation was strong enough to withstand earthquakes.
Laid by a construction crew on solid bedrock, a temple's foundation was strong enough to withstand earthquakes.
Made with squared blocks, the platform on top of the foundation had several layers.
The platform on top of the foundation was made with squared blocks. The platform on top of the foundation had several layers.
A more elaborate style of temple was developed in Ionia. The more elaborate style of temple was called Ionic.
Developed in Ionia, a more elaborate style of temple was called Ionic.
Still used by modern architects, Greek column styles are found in many important public buildings.
Greek column styles are still used by modern architects. Greek column styles are found in many important public buildings.
Stone is often replaced by glass and steel in many modern buildings. Stone is less common of a material than it used to be.
Often replaced by glass and steel in many modern buildings, stone is less common of a material than it used to be.
Distinguished from the other two styles by its complicated leaf pattern, the Corinthian style is usually saved for just a few columns at the entrance of a building or a room.
The Corinthian style is distinguished from the other two styles by its complicated leaf pattern. The Corinthian style is usually saved for just a few columns at the entrance of a building or a room.


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module components.evita.bayes
BayesEventRecognizer
DisambiguationError
Contains a Bayesian disambiguator.
class BayesEventRecognizer
Inherits from: object
Simple Bayesian disambiguator. The only features used are the pos
tag and the definiteness of the noun chunk.
Public Functions
__init__(self, senseProbs, condProbs)
Initialize with dictionaries of sense frequencies/probabilities and
conditional probabilities that take features into account.
isEvent(self, lemma, features)
Return True if lemma is an event, False if it is not, and raise a
DisambiguationError if there is not enough data for a decision.
class DisambiguationError
Inherits from: LookupError
Use a special exception class to distinguish general KeyErrors from
errors due to failed disambiguation.
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Chapter 4 Expectations and Responsibilities
4.1 Everyone
4.1.1 Big Picture
We expect everyone to:
- Be supportive - We’re all in this together!
- Share your knowledge. Mentorship takes many forms, but frequently involves looking out for those who are more junior to us. If you’ve done something before, share your experience. We are a team and we should work together.
- Be engaged in the community.
- Attend and actively engage in lab and one-on-one meetings. Ask questions, make suggestions, etc. If you are easily distracted by technology, disconnect during meetings.
- Attend talks in the CVL, BBS, and greater UTD community.
- Be an positive representative and advocate for our lab and our lab’s work in our larger research communities.
- Attend and actively engage in lab and one-on-one meetings. Ask questions, make suggestions, etc. If you are easily distracted by technology, disconnect during meetings.
- Be independent when possible, ask for help when necessary. Specifically, ask three, then me!
- There are lots of web resources you should consult - StackOverflow, NeuroStars, etc
- Use others in the lab (and in the CVL, BBS) and external collaborators.
- There are lots of web resources you should consult - StackOverflow, NeuroStars, etc
- Communicate honestly, even when it’s difficult.
- Do work we are proud of individually and as a group.
- Double check your work.
- Our lab has a commitment to open science. Be ready to share your work both within the lab and with outsides at the conclusion of a project.
- Double check your work.
- Work towards proficiency in Unix, BASH, R, and Python.
- Respect each other’s strengths, weaknesses, differences, and beliefs.
- Be patient with everyone (including the Lab Director). Most of us are learning new skills and are busier than we would like.
- Adhere to the ethical principles as described by the Association for Psychological Science, Society for Neuroscience, and UT Dallas Responsible Conduct of Research.
- Maintain a professional and accurate online presence. Make sure you keep your online profiles up to date. Remember, we all represent the lab and the lab represents us.
4.1.2 Small Picture
We’re sharing a relatively small space, so please be thoughtful of others. Specifically:
- Do not come into the lab if you are sick! It’s better to keep everyone healthy. If you are sick, email your mentor and the lab manager.
- Keep the lab neat.
- Do not leave food, drinks, or crumbs in the lab.
- Items left unattended may be cleaned, reclaimed or recycled.
- Do not leave food, drinks, or crumbs in the lab.
4.2 Lab Director
As the lab director, you can expect me to:
- Have a vision for where the lab is going, both in the short-term (next few weeks) and in the long-term (next few years).
- Obtain funding to support our laboratory.
- Care about your happiness.
- Support your career development, including:
- writing recommendation letters,
- introducing you to other scientists (potential future mentors and colleagues),
- promoting your work as often as possible (at conferences),
- facilitating conference travel (see position-dependent specifics below), and
- working with mentees (Postdocs, Mentees) to create an Individual Development Plan (IDP).
- writing recommendation letters,
- Support your personal development, including:
- flexible working hours and environment (when feasible), and
- encouraging activities outside of school/work.
- flexible working hours and environment (when feasible), and
- Make the time to meet with you regularly, read and provide feedback on code, posters, manuscripts, and other data products.
- Obsess over chosing the correct analyses, clear phrasing, and awesome data visualizations.
Please understand that as a faculty member, I have numerous jobs that you may or may not see me perform. These include teaching, research, and service.
Teaching can include:
* creating lecture slides, assignments and assessments,
* managing teaching assistant/s,
* delivering lectures,
* grading, and
* holding office hours.
Research can include:
* writing grant proposals and progress reports,
* designing experiments,
* setting up research protocols,
* cleaning and analyzing data,
* writing and revising manuscripts,
* manging communication and participant recruitment (website, twitter, etc) and
* managing/mentoring research staff and volunteers.
Service can include:
* reviewing grant proposals and journal manuscripts,
* reviewing dissertation and other project proposals,
* reviewing dissertations, Master’s and Honor’s theses,
* reviewing program or award applications,
* planning brown bag lunches, workshops, or conferences, and
* serving on CVL, Psychology/BBS, or UTD committees.
Because I am juggling all these tasks, I am going to ask you to do some things to help keep things organized. These details are included in the “Managing Up” section of the Communication chapter.
4.3 Employees
Employee salaries follow the UTD paygrade.
4.3.1 Lab Manager
The lab manager is the heart and soul of the lab. While other lab members (including the Lab Director) may have flexible or irregular schedules, the lab manager will be a constant presence for the lab in the Center for Vital Longevity (CVL).
In order to provide constency for the lab, I expect the lab manager to:
- maintain regularly scheduled hours on weekdays (e.g. 9am-5pm, except for UTD holidays),
- serve as a liason between the the CVL administrative staff and our lab,
- check the lab email and personal work email accounts daily and respond to all emails within two business days, and
- check the voicemail daily and arrange for return calls to be made within one business day.
The Lab Manager’s primary responsibilities include:
- facilitation access to the physical lab space for lab members,
- facilitating the purchase and setup of any new equipment for the lab,
- coordinating and training all lab research assistants,
- assisting with the design and implementation of behavioral, eye-tracking, and fMRI experiments,
- overseeing the recruitment and testing of study participants, and
- helping with preprocessing and analysis of experimental data.
4.3.2 Paid post-bacc Research Assistants
TBD
4.3.3 Postdocs and Staff Scientists
I will expect postdocs and staff scientists to move towards being more PI-like, including:
- giving conference talks,
- writing grant proposals, and
- cultivating an independent research program (up to 10% of time).
I also expect postdocs and staff scienstists to be active, engaged lab members. This includes:
- maintaining a regular physical presence in the lab (specific days/times can be discussed with Dr. Seaman), and
- attend lab, small-group, and one-on-one meetings as needed.
Also, to have (or acquire) the technical and open science skills listed for PhD students below.
Postdoc salaries generally follow NIH guidelines.
4.4 Students
4.4.1 PhD Students
I will expect graduate students to:
- attend classes, colloquium, and relevant talks around campus,
- maintain a physical presence in the lab (e.g. keep regular hours in the lab MWF during academic year),
- be excited about the research questions they are asking, be eager to find the answers, and anxious to share their results with others,
- seek out and apply for fellowships and awards (including travel awards), and
- realize there are times for pulling all-nighters and times for smelling the roses.
I will expect graduate students to move towards:
- expertise in their chosen field(s) by knowing the literature like the back of their hand (see below for suggestions on how to do this),
- proficiency in using R and/or Python for data analysis and model fitting,
- writing BASH shell scripts for imaging analysis in FSL,
- sharing your work with me (and others) using R Markdown and/or Jupyter notebooks,
- preregistering their experiments publicly on OSF,
- sharing their data and scripts publicly on OSF and/or GitHub,
- making figures and posters using R or Python along with Adobe Illustrator,
- clearly communicating your results in written and verbal formats, and
- actively mentoring those working for them (undergraduate RAs), including completing an Individual Development Plan (IDP).
The learning curve for these skills can be steep, but developing these skills is necessary for success in both cognitive neuroscience and data science. If these goals do not align with your own interests and goals, then my lab is probably not a good fit for you.
4.4.2 Master’s Students
I will expect Master’s students to move towards being more PhD student-like. In particular, by the end of their time in the lab, I expect master’s students to:
* complete an empirical study in the lab, and
* complete a poster and/or written manuscript of that study.
All Master’s students will be required to enroll in directed research and/or independent study. The expectation is that you will work 3 hours/week in the lab for each credit hours (1 credit = 3hrs/week, 2 credits = 6hrs/week, 3 credits = 9 hrs/week). Students can enroll in the appropriate section of HCS 8V89 with Dr. Seaman.
4.4.3 Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate students will play a vital role in our lab. Students can be involved in the lab in a number of ways, including independent study projects, student work, and internships. Given that we have limited time and resources, unfortunately we cannot accept or keep all undergraduates who are interested in our lab. Based on the lab’s needs, we will consider new undergraduates at the beginning of each term. Each new undergraduate must attend a mandatory orientation session, journal club, and serve a probationary term (one semester) before advancing further in the lab.
I expect undergraduates to:
- commit to work at least 5 hours per week in the lab and maintaining those hours on the lab calendar,
- show up on time for meetings, lab hours, and testing,
- make sure all of your work is accurate (double-check everything), and
- be willing to help with whatever projects need it.
In most cases, undergraduates will be directly mentored by the lab manager, postdoc, or graduate student. Occasionally, a Master’s student or a senior undergraduate research assistant will mentor research assistants.
All undergraduate students will be required to enroll in directed research and/or independent study. The expectation is that you will work 3 hours/week in the lab for each credit hour (1 credit = 3hrs/week, 2 credits = 6hrs/week, 3 credits = 9 hrs/week). BBS students can find the appropriate form at https://bbs.utdallas.edu/files/independent-study-courses.pdf.
4.5 Project Leads
More experienced lab members (postdocs, graduate students, advanced undergraduate students) may be asked to lead a project in the lab, making them a project lead. In addition to coordinating research efforts, it is important to acknowledge that this is a leadership position. This means that you will most likely be repsonsible for supervising/mentoring some of your peers in the lab.
As a project lead, you will have additional responsibilities. These include:
* coordinating with Dr. Seaman on all aspects of the project,
* training your project team on data collection protocol and standard operating procedures for the lab,
* meeting regularly (e.g. every two weeks) with your project team to discuss the project’s process, and
* mentoring those on your team (though the review of expectations and rec letter forms at beginning of each semester).
4.6 Exit Procedures
When it’s time to leave the lab, there a few things you need to do get ready to leave.
- Schedule an exit interview with your mentor to wrap up your time in the lab.
- Return your CVL access card/Lab keys to appropriate CVL administrative staff.
- Get organized! Clean up your folders on the lab Box account and any physical computers. This means:
- Deleting any personal files.
- Making sure that everything you were working on is clearly documented. Create and/or update the README file for any project folders.
- Make sure all computer files have descriptive names.
You may be wondering what you can take with you when you leave. You are welcome to take copies of any posters, manuscripts, or scripts that you created during your time in the lab. However, do not remove any AWL data from AWL/CVL/UTD storage devices. During your exit interview, we can make arrangements to share the appropriate data with you if it is not already publicly available.


SHANGHAI NOON **1/2 (out of four) -a review by Bill Chambers<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(Film, dvd, and books about movies reviews. Essays. Contests. "Film Freak Central" http://filmfreakcentral.net Bring a friend!)
starring Jackie Chan, Owen Wilson, Lucy Liu, Xander Berkeley screenplay by Alfred Gough & Miles Millar directed by Tom Dey
The level of humour never rises above that of its title in Shanghai Noon, a play-on-words that "Mad Magazine" staffers surely brainstormed at some point, and I wouldn't have it any other way. The picture is so juvenile it makes the 1985 western spoof Rustler's Rhapsody look pretentious by comparison, which is a major selling point in my book, for comedies these days tend to be cynical, scatological affairs--in short, Porky's redux, everything but good-natured.
If its innocuousness ultimately earns Shanghai Noon the dreaded label of "family entertainment", so be it.
The year is 1881, and Jackie Chan plays Chong Wang, one of the Imperial Guards ordered to deliver the ransom for kidnapped Princess Pei Pei and retrieve her from the Chinese mining camps of Carson City, Nevada. En route in America, his uncle is killed in a train robbery that leaves Jackie stranded and in the company of laconic cowpoke Roy O'Bannon (Owen Wilson), the "good" thief who had no part in the homicide. I'm getting ahead of myself: before they join forces, Jackie defeats armed Crow warriors with his bare hands and marries into an Indian tribe.
There's fortune in Roy's eyes as Wang (whose full name sounds like John Wayne, "a terrible cowboy name!" exclaims Roy) tells him of the 100 000 in gold coins waiting to be exchanged for the princess, and so he volunteers to set our Jackie on course and instruct him in the way of the West. (I won't belabour that Shanghai Noon glibly trumpets assimilation over tradition--the movie sides with Roy as he encourages Wang to abandon his Eastern code of ethics--but let it be duly noted.) Soon, they have not so much hatched a plot as stumbled upon one to free Pei Pei, leading to a whopper of a Mexican standoff in a church. (Shades of John Woo.)
Speaking of Woo, he had the right idea when he commented in a recent interview for "Premiere", "Some actors are good in slow motion, some not. Some you want to see them fast, like Jackie Chan: Pow! Pow! Pow! That's his real character. He's just like a tiger. There's no reason to use slow motion." About the only directorial misstep first-timer Tom Dey makes in the requisite fight scenes (the first reason to see any Jackie Chan flick) is the occasional half-speed flourish--untrained fighters require camera tricks to appear graceful (would Ralph Macchio have gotten by in The Karate Kid without them?), but not Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Bruce Lee, Sonny Chiba, etc.
As with Jackie's other English-language pictures (and the American versions of his Hong Kong exports), the big, prop-dependent brawls could and should be longer, though this time around their brevity might be on account of Jackie's age and not studio ignorance. (Miramax, from what I understand, is under the impression that we prefer car chases and big stunts to martial arts combat--that's why they recut Operation Condor to emphasize grandiose action over the kung fu, nearly invalidating the presence of Jackie in the process.)
Otherwise, Dey has crafted a tasty matinee snack; if Shanghai Noon doesn't have any lasting impact, it won't cause indigestion, either. The amusingly anachronistic and nonconfrontational screenplay--the film owes great debts to Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and Blazing Saddles--occasionally goes slack (as to be expected from the writers of the meandering Lethal Weapon 4), but Dey and his cannily cast performers always find their footing. Owen Wilson, possessed of a warm, soothing drawl, is the most charmingly goofball he's been since debuting in Bottle Rocket. Nimble Jackie seems much more at ease with him than he was with abrasive Chris Tucker in the excremental Rush Hour. And Lucy Liu, as the prototypical Jackie Chan heroine/damsel in distress, is adequately regal and sexy. Okay, fine, really sexy.
-May, 2000
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69
Save Me, O God
TO THE CHOIRMASTER: ACCORDING TO LILIES. OF DAVID.
1 Save me, O God!
For the waters have come up to my neck.
2 I sink in deep mire,
where there is no foothold;
I have come into deep waters,
and the flood sweeps over me.
3 I am weary with my crying out;
my throat is parched.

What I did not steal
must I now restore?
5 O God, you know my folly;
the wrongs I have done are not hidden from you.
6 Let not those who hope in you be put to shame through me,
O Lord GOD of hosts;
let not those who seek you be brought to dishonor through me,
O God of Israel.
7 For it is for your sake that I have borne reproach,
that dishonor has covered my face.
8 I have become a stranger to my brothers,
an alien to my mother's sons.
9 For zeal for your house has consumed me,
and the reproaches of those who reproach you have fallen on me.
10 When I wept and humbled my soul with fasting,
it became my reproach.
11 When I made sackcloth my clothing,
I became a byword to them.
12 I am the talk of those who sit in the gate,
and the drunkards make songs about me.
13 But as for me, my prayer is to you, O LORD.
At an acceptable time, O God,
in the abundance of your steadfast love answer me in your saving faithfulness.
14 Deliver me
from sinking in the mire;
let me be delivered from my enemies
and from the deep waters.
15 Let not the flood sweep over me,
or the deep swallow me up,
or the pit close its mouth over me.
16 Answer me, O LORD, for your steadfast love is good;
according to your abundant mercy, turn to me.
17 Hide not your face from your servant;
for I am in distress; make haste to answer me.
18 Draw near to my soul, redeem me;
ransom me because of my enemies!
19 You know my reproach,
and my shame and my dishonor;
my foes are all known to you.
20 Reproaches have broken my heart,
so that I am in despair.
I looked for pity, but there was none,
and for comforters, but I found none.
21 They gave me poison for food,
and for my thirst they gave me sour wine to drink.
22 Let their own table before them become a snare;
and when they are at peace, let it become a trap.
23 Let their eyes be darkened, so that they cannot see,
and make their loins tremble continually.
24 Pour out your indignation upon them,
and let your burning anger overtake them.
25 May their camp be a desolation;
let no one dwell in their tents.
26 For they persecute him whom you have struck down,
and they recount the pain of those you have wounded.
27 Add to them punishment upon punishment;
may they have no acquittal from you.
28 Let them be blotted out of the book of the living;
let them not be enrolled among the righteous.
29 But I am afflicted and in pain;
let your salvation, O God, set me on high!
30 I will praise the name of God with a song;
I will magnify him with thanksgiving.
31 This will please the LORD more than an ox
or a bull with horns and hoofs.
32 When the humble see it they will be glad;
you who seek God, let your hearts revive.
33 For the LORD hears the needy
and does not despise his own people who are prisoners.
34 Let heaven and earth praise him,
the seas and everything that moves in them.
35 For God will save Zion
and build up the cities of Judah,
and people shall dwell there and possess it;
36 the offspring of his servants shall inherit it,
and those who love his name shall dwell in it.


Generally a component repository is a collection of packages managed by the component framework.
The local component repository
All development tools using XCDL packages include a local component repository. Similarly to the CMSIS Pack repository, this is a local folder structure where all installed packages are located. The component framework comes with an administration tool that allows new packages or new versions of a package to be installed, old packages to be removed, and so on. Each package has its own folder hierarchy within the component repository. Keeping several packages in a single folder is illegal.
To better accommodate the package separation for multi-vendor cases, the local folder hierarchy start with a folder with the vendor/originator name.
Packages/
├── ARM
├── ilg
├── Keil
├── Nuvoton
├── lwIP
└── wolfSSL
Below each vendor there are hierarchies of packages. Unrelated packages are all stored just below the vendor folder.
Packages
├── ARM
│ └── CMSIS
├── Keil
│ ├── ARMCortex_DFP
│ ├── MDK-Middleware
│ ├── STM32F0xx_DFP
│ ├── STM32F1xx_DFP
│ ├── STM32F2xx_DFP
│ ├── STM32F3xx_DFP
│ ├── STM32F4xx_DFP
│ ├── STM32L0xx_DFP
│ ├── STM32L1xx_DFP
│ ├── STM32NUCLEO_BSP
│ ├── STM32W1xx_DFP
│ └── V2M-MPS2_CMx_BSP
├── lwIP
│ └── lwIP
└── wolfSSL
└── CyaSSL
Read-only
Unless explicitly requested for development reasons, after unpacking, the administrative tools change the protection bits of the component files to read-only, to prevent inadvertent changes while using the components.
Binary packages
To save space and to simplify management, each XCDL package may be packed into a ZIP archive and distributed via a web server, with each archive having its own URL.
The component framework should be able to download these archives, unpack them and add their content to the local component repository.
Source packages
To simplify package development, the component framework should be able to add to the local component repository the original development folders, exactly as they are stored in their revision control systems (like Git).
Read-write
Contrary to the other files in the local repository, these files installed via source packages are not set to read-only.
Local versioning
Below each package directory there can be one or more subfolders, named after the package versions. This is a requirement of the component framework: it must be possible for users to install multiple versions of a package and select which one to use for any given application. This has a number of advantages to users: most importantly it allows a single component repository to be shared between multiple users and multiple projects, as required; also it facilitates experiments, for example it is relatively easy to try out the latest version of some package and see if it makes any difference. There is a potential disadvantage in terms of disk space. However since XCDL packages generally consist of source code intended for small embedded systems, and given typical modern disk sizes, keeping a number of different versions of a package installed will usually be acceptable. The administration tool can be used to remove versions that are no longer required.
Packages/ilg
└── xyzw
├── 3.20.3
├── 3.20.4
├── 4.1.0
└── current
The version current is special. Typically it corresponds to the very latest version of the package when using Git like source packages, i.e. versions that were not frozen in a release.
All other subfolders of a package correspond to specific releases of that package. The component framework allows users to select the particular version of a package they want to use, but by default the most recent one will be used (by convention, this is the top-most version defined in the package XCDL metadata file).
Remote repositories
Remote repositories are actually table of contents, listing all package available in a repository, with their full URLs and just enough information to build a brief outline of the package.
These files, currently named content.xml are managed by the administration tool. The various configuration tools read in these files when they start-up to obtain information about the various packages that have been installed.
For repositories of other types, like CMSIS Pack, which do not provide a content.xml file, the component framework provides a specific way of browsing the repository definition files and composing an equivalent content.xml, later cached locally.
An example of such file is presented below:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<root version="1.1">
<repository name="Keil">
<description>Keil CMSIS packs repository</description>
<properties>
<property name="type">cmsis.repo</property>
<property name="repo.url">http://www.keil.com/pack/index.idx</property>
<property name="generator">GNU ARM Eclipse Plug-ins</property>
<property name="date">20140620141046</property>
</properties>
<packages>
<package name="CMSIS">
<description>CMSIS (Cortex Microcontroller Software Interface Standard)</description>
<versions>
<version name="4.1.0">
<description>- CMSIS-Driver 2.02 (incompatible update)</description>
<properties>
<property name="type">cmsis.pack</property>
<property name="vendor.name">ARM</property>
<property name="pack.name">CMSIS</property>
<property name="version.name">4.1.0</property>
<property name="archive.url">http://www.keil.com/pack/ARM.CMSIS.4.1.0.pack</property>
<property name="archive.name">ARM.CMSIS.4.1.0.pack</property>
<property name="archive.size">62260982</property>
<property name="dest.folder">ARM/CMSIS/4.1.0</property>
<property name="pdsc.name">ARM.CMSIS.pdsc</property>
<property name="date">2014-06-12</property>
</properties>
<outline>
<devicefamily name="ARM Cortex M0">
<property name="vendor.name">ARM</property>
<property name="vendor.id">82</property>
</devicefamily>
<devicefamily name="ARM Cortex M0 plus">
<property name="vendor.name">ARM</property>
<property name="vendor.id">82</property>
</devicefamily>
<devicefamily name="ARM Cortex M3">
<property name="vendor.name">ARM</property>
<property name="vendor.id">82</property>
</devicefamily>
<devicefamily name="ARM Cortex M4">
<property name="vendor.name">ARM</property>
<property name="vendor.id">82</property>
</devicefamily>
...
<board name="uVision Simulator">
<description>uVision Simulator</description>
<property name="vendor.name">Keil</property>
</board>
<component name="CMSIS / CORE">
<description>CMSIS-CORE for Cortex-M, SC000, and SC300</description>
</component>
<component name="Device / Startup">
<description>System and Startup for Generic ARM Cortex-M0 device</description>
</component>
<component name="Device / Startup / C Startup">
<description>System and Startup for Generic ARM Cortex-M0 device</description>
</component>
...
<example name="DSP_Lib Class Marks example (uVision Simulator)">
<description>DSP_Lib Class Marks example</description>
<property name="example.name">DSP_Lib Class Marks example</property>
</example>
<example name="DSP_Lib Convolution example (uVision Simulator)">
<description>DSP_Lib Convolution example</description>
<property name="example.name">DSP_Lib Convolution example</property>
</example>
...
</outline>
<external>
<board name="uVision Simulator">
<property name="vendor.name">Keil</property>
</board>
</external>
</version>
<version name="4.0.0">
<description>- CMSIS-Driver 2.00 Preliminary (incompatible update) ...</description>
<properties>
<property name="type">cmsis.pack</property>
<property name="vendor.name">ARM</property>
<property name="pack.name">CMSIS</property>
<property name="version.name">4.0.0</property>
<property name="archive.url">http://www.keil.com/pack/ARM.CMSIS.4.0.0.pack</property>
<property name="archive.name">ARM.CMSIS.4.0.0.pack</property>
<property name="archive.size">0</property>
<property name="dest.folder">ARM/CMSIS/4.0.0</property>
<property name="pdsc.name">ARM.CMSIS.pdsc</property>
</properties>
</version>
<version name="3.20.4">
<description>- CMSIS-RTOS 4.74 (see revision history for details) ...</description>
<properties>
<property name="type">cmsis.pack</property>
<property name="vendor.name">ARM</property>
<property name="pack.name">CMSIS</property>
<property name="version.name">3.20.4</property>
<property name="archive.url">http://www.keil.com/pack/ARM.CMSIS.3.20.4.pack</property>
<property name="archive.name">ARM.CMSIS.3.20.4.pack</property>
<property name="archive.size">52095025</property>
<property name="dest.folder">ARM/CMSIS/3.20.4</property>
<property name="pdsc.name">ARM.CMSIS.pdsc</property>
</properties>
</version>
...
</versions>
</package>
</packages>
</repository>
</root>
Credits
The initial content of this page was based on Chapter 2. Package Organization of The eCos Component Writer’s Guide, by Bart Veer and John Dallaway, published in 2001.


Titanic 2000 - Back up files
Document Id: KBDOC-00201
Created: 2009-12-21
Updated: 2010-01-01
Learn how to back up Titanic 2000
Things are backed up to The Cloud! You'll never lose anything!
Some things that are backed up Titanic 2000
- Your call history.
- Your theme color.
- The accounts you've set up on your phone.
- Your bookmark.
To back up Titanic 2000
- On the Titanic 2000 tap Preferences.
- Tap Backup.
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1 Introduction
1.7 Setting up a Development Environment
The last thing we need to do before you're off and running is to discuss a good standard process for setting up a development environment. There are several key aspects to this:
- Intent
- exploring LFE and LFE examples
- creating an LFE library
- creating an LFE service/daemon/application
- hacking on LFE itself
- Tools
- kerl
- rebar
- testing
- IDEs
This section takes a pragmatic approach of getting started as quickly as possible, so we will not cover these in great detail. However, we will provide useful links and additional references so that you can explore at your own leisure.
1.7.1 Starting from Scratch
In the LFE Quick Start, you saw how to get up and running, and we're going to repeat some of that here. However, we do this for the sake of completeness and having all the information in one easy-to-access reference.
1.7.2 Dependencies
kerl
First and foremost, you're going to need Erlang. In the course of your experiments with LFE, you may want to try out different versions of Erlang, so we'll start off right: using kerl. We have another section dedicated entirely to kerl, so we'll skip the details, refer tou to that page, and assume that you've followed those instructions for getting it set up.
rebar
No matter what your intent with LFE, you're going to need rebar
:-)
The installation instructions are given in the first few sub-sections of the
section
dedicated to rebar.
Be sure you follow those, and you will have a working rebar installation.
Though you can build LFE without rebar
, creating projects will be very
cumbersome unless you have it installed and are using it.
1.7.3 Getting and Building LFE
With the dependencies install, getting and building is short and sweet:
$ git clone git://github.com/rvirding/lfe.git
$ cd ./lfe
$ rebar compile
That should take nor more than 5-10 seconds to build.
1.7.4 Installing LFE
We don't actually recommend installing LFE system-wide. When using rebar
,
you can set LFE as a dependency and it will be automatically downloaded for
your project (and for anyone who has your project as a dependency).
However, if for some reason you do want to install LFE system-wide, here's how you do it (from the working LFE directory):
$ export ERL_LIBS=/usr/local/lib/erlang/lib
$ make install
1.7.5 A Test Drive with the REPL
With LFE built, you're ready to play :-) Try this out:
$ ./bin/lfe -pa ./ebin
This will put you in the REPL, and from there you can Lisp it up:
> (* 6 7)
42
> (cons 6 7)
(6 . 7)
> (cons (list 6 7) (list 40 2))
((6 7) 40 2)
>
1.7.6 Running Some Examples
While in the REPL, you can run some examples by slurp
ing them in:
> (slurp '"./examples/internal-state.lfe")
#(ok internal-state)
> (set account (new-account '"Alice" 100.00 0.06))
#Fun<lfe_eval.10.6046715>
> (name account)
"Alice"
> (balance account)
100.0
>
And another one:
> (slurp '"./examples/church.lfe")
#(ok church)
> (church->int1 (three))
3
>
To quit out of the REPL, hit ^g
and then q<ENTER>
.
1.7.7 An Example IDE: Sublime Text 2
First off: our definition of "IDE" is text editor + REPL + terminal. So there you have it.
As we are sure is obvious, you can use any text editor you want with LFE. If you're a Lisper, Emacs might be a natural choice. Vim, quite honestly, can work just as well.
For this example, though, we will be using Sublime Text 2 as the example editor. To use LFE effectively with Sublime, we recommend the following plugins:
Package Control
Bracket Highlighter
Lisp Indent
Trailing Spaces
LFE
Theme - Vim Blackboard (for those who like dark editors and a classic terminal syntax highlight look)
Instructions for installing Package Control are here.
After the restart, you're ready to go. For each package you want to install, do the following:
Go to Sublime Text 2 -> Preferences -> Package Control
Type "Package Control: Install Package"
Wait for the text entry box to display (available packages are loading)
Enter the name of the package you want to install and hit
<ENTER>
After you have done that for each packge, you will need to restart. Many of the packages will then have their own entries under Sublime Text 2 -> Preferences -> Package Settings where you can copy the default settings and paste them into your own ("User") settings, modifying as you see fit.
To configure the dark theme, you'll want to visit see the project README.
The LFE plugin doesn't need any configuration. Once you restart Sublime, it should recognize your LFE files by the file extension.
For the Lispindent plugin you will need to add some configuration. Go to Sublime Text 2 -> Preferences -> Package Settings -> Lispindent and click on "Settings - User". In the new file that pops up, paste the following:
{
"languages": {
"LFE": {
"detect": ".*\\.(lfe)$",
"syntax": "LFE.tmLanguage",
"default_indent": "function",
"regex":
["(ns|fn|def[^\\s]*|bound-fn|if|if-not|case|condp|when|while|",
"when-not|when-first|do|future|comment|doto|locking|proxy|",
"with-open|with-precision|with-local-vars|reify|deftype|",
"defrecord|defprotocol|extend|extend-protocol|extend-type|",
"try|catch|finally|let|letfn|binding|loop|for|doseq|dotimes|",
"when-let|if-let|defstruct|struct-map|assoc|defmethod|testing|",
"deftest|use-fixtures|handler-case|handle|dotrace|deftrace|",
"begin|case|delay|do|define|lambda|let|let\\*|letrec|",
"let-values|let\\*-values|sequence|let-syntax|letrec-syntax|",
"syntax-rules|syntax-case|call-with-input-file|",
"with-input-from-file|with-input-from-port|",
"call-with-output-file|with-output-to-file|",
"with-output-to-port|call-with-values|dynamic-wind|catch|",
"defvar|defclass|defconstant|defcustom|defparameter|defconst|",
"define-condition|define-modify-macro|defsetf|defun|",
"defgeneric|define-setf-method|define-self-expander|",
"defmacro|defsubst|deftype|defmethod|defpackage|defstruct|",
"dolist|dotimes|lambda|let|let\\*|prog1|prog2|unless|when)$"]
}
}
}
Your text editor is now ready to rock out some LFE!
1.7.8 A Quick Note on Writing Tests
We've covered getting LFE running, using the REPL, and operating your text editor in an LFE-friendly manner. The next of the essentils we need to look at is unit tests. This will be covered in much more detail in the TDD section of the Checks and Testing chapter.
For now, though, let's give you a quick test.. and some caveats. In fact, let's do the caveats first.
Ideally, LFE would use eunit
, like it does with most other libraries.
Unfortunately, there are some quirky edge cases in LFE's Erlang macro handling
that prevent correct usage of eunit
. As such, an
interim solution was created.
Once the macro issue
in LFE is addressed for eunit (and progress is being made!), we will be
able to abandon lfeunit (or make it a thin wrapper).
A quick and dirty intro to using lfeunit follows:
Create a
test
directory in your project, if one doesn't already exist.Create a
<module-name>_tests.lfe
file.Ensure that your module name matches in the file:
(defmodule <module-name>_tests ...)
- Update the import statement to include the unit test functions you need, e.g.:
(import
...
(from lfeunit
(assert 1)
(assert-not 1)
(assert-equal 2)
(assert-not-equal 2)
(assert-exception 3)
(assert-error 2)
(assert-throw 2)
(assert-exit 2))
...)
- Create test functions of the form
<some-name>_test
, with some asserts added, e.g.:
(defun my-function_test ()
(assert-true 42 (my-function 1 2 3)))
- Run
make check
to verify your tests. Do this for every commit.


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Ex-Browns defensive back Jermaine Whitehead apologizes for threatening critics on social media
by Ryan GaydosFormer Cleveland Browns defensive back Jermaine Whitehead apologized Tuesday for threatening fans and the media in the wake of his team’s loss to the Denver Broncos.
Whitehead, who the Browns released Monday, said in an Instagram post that there was “no excuse” for his actions and that his outburst was “totally out of character for me.”
SPORTS BROADCASTER KEVIN HARLAN GIVES DRAMATIC PLAY-BY-PLAY OF BLACK CAT'S METLIFE STADIUM INVASION
“I would like to take this opportunity to apologize for my actions following our game with Denver. That was totally out of character for me. I do not justify my actions, but was extremely frustrated with the way I had played and our team losing because of it. I was playing with a broken hand, but that is no excuse for my actions, and I am deeply regretful.
“I want to personally apologize to anyone who I offended, especially those who I was responsive to on Twitter. My choice of words did not reflect who I am, but only what I was feeling. Also, my sincerest apologies to my teammates, coaches, the Browns organization and most of all, the fans and kids that motivate me to even pursue this dream.”
He wished the Browns luck at the end of his message.
NEW YORK JETS FANS CALL FOR ADAM GASE'S JOB AFTER LOSS TO WINLESS MIAMI DOLPHINS
Whitehead drew the fury of fans and was criticized by journalists after he missed a tackle on a Noah Fant 75-yard touchdown catch and another big play. He responded by lashing out at his fans on Twitter. According to ESPN, Whitehead’s Twitter account was suspended before he left the locker room. He did not take questions from the media.
WARNING: TWEETS CONTAIN EXPLICIT LANGUAGE
The criticism of the team is sure to get louder after the Browns’ latest loss. Cooler heads need to prevail if the team wants to right the ship moving forward.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM
Cleveland dropped to 2-6 on the season and a loss to a team with a backup quarterback doesn’t help matters.


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Getting started
Git
Git is a free and open source distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency.
Git Download After click on the above link chose the suitable version and install git.
VS-Code
Visual Studio Code is a free source-code editor made by Microsoft for Windows, Linux, and macOS. Features include support for debugging, syntax highlighting, intelligent code completion, snippets, code refactoring, and embedded Git. Users can change the theme, keyboard shortcuts, preferences, and install extensions that add additional functionality. Visual Studio Code download Choose suitable one.
GitHub
GitHub, Inc. is a subsidiary of Microsoft which provides hosting for software development and version control using Git. It offers the distributed version control and source code management (SCM) functionality of Git, plus its features. It provides access control and several collaboration features such as bug tracking, feature requests, task management, continuous integration, and wikis for every project. Headquartered in California, it has been a subsidiary of Microsoft since 2018.
GitHub offers its basic services free of charge. Its more advanced professional and enterprise services are commercial. Free GitHub accounts are commonly used to host open-source projects.
Create a GitHub account and fill all the personal info.
Start repository
Step 1 :-
To add a new repository, We can see a " + " on the right top of the main window of GitHub. Click on that and then click on New repository
Step 2 :-
Add a unique name for our repository, then choose whether you want a private or public repository. Initialize this repository with a README and if you need an open-source license choose one.
At last click on Create repository
Step 3 :-
Cloning a repository, When you create a repository on GitHub, it exists as a remote repository. You can clone your repository to create a local copy on your computer and sync between the two locations.
You can clone a repository from GitHub to your local computer to make it easier to fix merge conflicts, add or remove files, and push larger commits. When you clone a repository, you copy the repository from GitHub to your local machine.
Cloning a repository pulls down a full copy of all the repository data that GitHub has at that point in time, including all versions of every file and folder for the project. You can push your changes to the remote repository on GitHub, or pull other people's changes from GitHub.
For cloning right click on where ever you want to get your local copy into your PC and click on git bash.
then enter a comment like shown below.
zainmfd is my user name and Documentation is repository name.
After cloning you can see this window like shown below