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package org.locationtech.geowave.cli.osm.operations;

import java.io.File;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Properties;
import org.apache.hadoop.util.ToolRunner;
import org.locationtech.geowave.cli.osm.mapreduce.Convert.OSMConversionRunner;
import org.locationtech.geowave.cli.osm.mapreduce.Ingest.OSMRunner;
import org.locationtech.geowave.cli.osm.operations.options.OSMIngestCommandArgs;
import org.locationtech.geowave.cli.osm.osmfeature.types.features.FeatureDefinitionSet;
import org.locationtech.geowave.core.cli.annotations.GeowaveOperation;
import org.locationtech.geowave.core.cli.api.Command;
import org.locationtech.geowave.core.cli.api.DefaultOperation;
import org.locationtech.geowave.core.cli.api.OperationParams;
import org.locationtech.geowave.core.cli.operations.config.options.ConfigOptions;
import org.locationtech.geowave.core.store.cli.remote.options.DataStorePluginOptions;
import org.locationtech.geowave.core.store.cli.remote.options.StoreLoader;
import org.locationtech.geowave.mapreduce.operations.ConfigHDFSCommand;
import com.beust.jcommander.JCommander;
import com.beust.jcommander.Parameter;
import com.beust.jcommander.ParameterException;
import com.beust.jcommander.Parameters;
import com.beust.jcommander.ParametersDelegate;

@GeowaveOperation(name = "ingest", parentOperation = OSMSection.class)
@Parameters(commandDescription = "Ingest and convert OSM data from HDFS to GeoWave")
public class IngestOSMToGeoWaveCommand extends DefaultOperation implements Command {

  @Parameter(description = "<path to base directory to read from> <store name>")
  private List<String> parameters = new ArrayList<>();

  @ParametersDelegate
  private OSMIngestCommandArgs ingestOptions = new OSMIngestCommandArgs();

  private DataStorePluginOptions inputStoreOptions = null;

  @Override
  public void execute(final OperationParams params) throws Exception {

    // Ensure we have all the required arguments
    if (parameters.size() != 2) {
      throw new ParameterException(
          "Requires arguments: <path to base directory to read from> <store name>");
    }

    for (final String string : computeResults(params)) {
      JCommander.getConsole().println(string);
    }
  }

  private List<String> ingestData() throws Exception {

    final OSMRunner runner = new OSMRunner(ingestOptions, inputStoreOptions);

    final int res = ToolRunner.run(runner, new String[] {});
    if (res != 0) {
      throw new RuntimeException("OSMRunner failed: " + res);
    }

    final List<String> output = new ArrayList<>();
    output.add("finished ingest");
    output.add("**************************************************");
    return output;
  }

  private List<String> convertData() throws Exception {

    FeatureDefinitionSet.initialize(new OSMIngestCommandArgs().getMappingContents());

    final OSMConversionRunner runner = new OSMConversionRunner(ingestOptions, inputStoreOptions);

    final int res = ToolRunner.run(runner, new String[] {});
    if (res != 0) {
      throw new RuntimeException("OSMConversionRunner failed: " + res);
    }

    final List<String> output = new ArrayList<>();
    output.add("finished conversion");
    output.add("**************************************************");
    output.add("**************************************************");
    output.add("**************************************************");
    return output;
  }

  public List<String> getParameters() {
    return parameters;
  }

  public void setParameters(final String hdfsPath, final String storeName) {
    parameters = new ArrayList<>();
    parameters.add(hdfsPath);
    parameters.add(storeName);
  }

  public OSMIngestCommandArgs getIngestOptions() {
    return ingestOptions;
  }

  public void setIngestOptions(final OSMIngestCommandArgs ingestOptions) {
    this.ingestOptions = ingestOptions;
  }

  public DataStorePluginOptions getInputStoreOptions() {
    return inputStoreOptions;
  }

  public List<String> computeResults(final OperationParams params) throws Exception {
    final String basePath = parameters.get(0);
    final String inputStoreName = parameters.get(1);

    // Config file
    final File configFile = getGeoWaveConfigFile(params);
    final Properties configProperties = ConfigOptions.loadProperties(configFile);
    final String hdfsHostPort = ConfigHDFSCommand.getHdfsUrl(configProperties);

    final StoreLoader inputStoreLoader = new StoreLoader(inputStoreName);
    if (!inputStoreLoader.loadFromConfig(configFile)) {
      throw new ParameterException("Cannot find store name: " + inputStoreLoader.getStoreName());
    }
    inputStoreOptions = inputStoreLoader.getDataStorePlugin();

    // Copy over options from main parameter to ingest options
    ingestOptions.setHdfsBasePath(basePath);
    ingestOptions.setNameNode(hdfsHostPort);

    if (inputStoreOptions.getGeoWaveNamespace() == null) {
      inputStoreOptions.getFactoryOptions().setGeoWaveNamespace("osmnamespace");
    }

    if (ingestOptions.getVisibilityOptions().getVisibility() == null) {
      ingestOptions.getVisibilityOptions().setVisibility("public");
    }

    // This is needed by a method in OSMIngsetCommandArgs.
    ingestOptions.setOsmNamespace(inputStoreOptions.getGeoWaveNamespace());

    final List<String> outputs = new ArrayList<>();

    // Ingest the data.
    outputs.addAll(ingestData());

    // Convert the data
    outputs.addAll(convertData());

    return outputs;
  }
}


Veterinary technicians work under the supervision of a veterinarian, performing clinical laboratory, diagnostic, and nursing procedures for animals.
Significant changes have been made to the curriculum shown below for the Fall 2019 semester including prerequisites and course content.
Please contact Program Director, Peggy Dorsey at pdorsey@camdencc.edu or Dru Jones Edwards at djonesedwards@camdencc.edu (856) 227-7200 ext 4037 for more information.
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Integrate and apply science and veterinary science knowledge.
Practice basic veterinary nursing and non-invasive medical procedures.
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Candidates will receive written notification of the selection decision.
Accepted applicants are required to attend a program orientation session to review program requirements.
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Students must complete a 300-hour supervised co-op program.
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Laika was therefore sent on the evening of November 2, 1957 in space and placed into orbit. However, his hastily-built spaceship began to suffer the predictable damage, including tearing a portion of the thermal insulation.
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True story. Still a bit disgusting.
World record of dogs having the longest journey into space (which luckily, this time, ended well) goes to Veterok (Ветерок, "breeze") and Ugolyok (Уголёк, "Ember"), which took off February 22, 1966 on Cosmos 110, Those canine spationauts stayed 22 days in orbit before landing back to Earth on March 16. This space flight was never matched by humans until mission Skylab 2 in 1974 and still remains the longest canine space flight. Well then, they came back alive. But they still didn't ask for anything, we assume.


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TCLAP::Arg Class Reference
A virtual base class that defines the essential data for all arguments.
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#include <Arg.h>

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Public Member Functions

virtual 	~Arg ()

 	Destructor.

virtual void 	addToList (std::list< Arg * > &argList) const

 	Overridden by Args that need to added to the end of the list.

virtual bool 	processArg (int *i, std::vector< std::string > &args)=0

 	Pure virtual method meant to handle the parsing and value assignment of the string on the command line.

virtual bool 	operator== (const Arg &a) const

 	Operator ==.

const std::string & 	getFlag () const

 	Returns the argument flag.

const std::string & 	getName () const

 	Returns the argument name.

std::string 	getDescription () const

 	Returns the argument description.

virtual bool 	isRequired () const

 	Indicates whether the argument is required.

void 	forceRequired ()

 	Sets _required to true.

void 	xorSet ()

 	Sets the _alreadySet value to true.

bool 	isValueRequired () const

 	Indicates whether a value must be specified for argument.

bool 	isSet () const

 	Indicates whether the argument has already been set.

bool 	isIgnoreable () const

 	Indicates whether the argument can be ignored, if desired.

virtual bool 	argMatches (const std::string &s) const

 	A method that tests whether a string matches this argument.

virtual std::string 	toString () const

 	Returns a simple string representation of the argument.

virtual std::string 	shortID (const std::string &valueId="val") const

 	Returns a short ID for the usage.

virtual std::string 	longID (const std::string &valueId="val") const

 	Returns a long ID for the usage.

virtual void 	trimFlag (std::string &flag, std::string &value) const

 	Implementation of trimFlag.

bool 	_hasBlanks (const std::string &s) const

 	Implementation of _hasBlanks.

void 	setRequireLabel (const std::string &s)

 	Sets the requireLabel.

virtual bool 	allowMore ()

 	Used for MultiArgs and XorHandler to determine whether args can still be set.

virtual bool 	acceptsMultipleValues ()

 	Use by output classes to determine whether an Arg accepts multiple values.

virtual void 	reset ()

 	Clears the Arg object and allows it to be reused by new command lines.

Static Public Member Functions

void 	beginIgnoring ()

 	Begin ignoring arguments since the "--" argument was specified.

bool 	ignoreRest ()

 	Whether to ignore the rest.

char 	delimiter ()

 	The delimiter that separates an argument flag/name from the value.

char 	blankChar ()

 	The char used as a place holder when SwitchArgs are combined.

char 	flagStartChar ()

 	The char that indicates the beginning of a flag.

const std::string 	flagStartString ()

 	The sting that indicates the beginning of a flag.

const std::string 	nameStartString ()

 	The sting that indicates the beginning of a name.

const std::string 	ignoreNameString ()

 	The name used to identify the ignore rest argument.

void 	setDelimiter (char c)

 	Sets the delimiter for all arguments.

Protected Member Functions

void 	_checkWithVisitor () const

 	Performs the special handling described by the Vistitor.

 	Arg (const std::string &flag, const std::string &name, const std::string &desc, bool req, bool valreq, Visitor *v=NULL)

 	Primary constructor.

Protected Attributes

std::string 	_flag

 	The single char flag used to identify the argument.

std::string 	_name

 	A single work namd indentifying the argument.

std::string 	_description

 	Description of the argument.

bool 	_required

 	Indicating whether the argument is required.

std::string 	_requireLabel

 	Label to be used in usage description.

bool 	_valueRequired

 	Indicates whether a value is required for the argument.

bool 	_alreadySet

 	Indicates whether the argument has been set.

Visitor * 	_visitor

 	A pointer to a vistitor object.

bool 	_ignoreable

 	Whether this argument can be ignored, if desired.

bool 	_xorSet

 	Indicates that the arg was set as part of an XOR and not on the command line.

bool 	_acceptsMultipleValues

Detailed Description

A virtual base class that defines the essential data for all arguments.

This class, or one of its existing children, must be subclassed to do anything.

Definition at line 64 of file Arg.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

          TCLAP::Arg::Arg
          (
          const std::string &
           flag,

          const std::string &
           name,

          const std::string &
           desc,

          bool
           req,

          bool
           valreq,

          Visitor *
           v = NULL

          )
           [inline, protected]

Primary constructor.

YOU (yes you) should NEVER construct an Arg directly, this is a base class that is extended by various children that are meant to be used. Use SwitchArg, ValueArg, MultiArg, UnlabeledValueArg, or UnlabeledMultiArg instead.

Parameters:

	flag 	- The flag identifying the argument.

	name 	- The name identifying the argument.

	desc 	- The description of the argument, used in the usage.

	req 	- Whether the argument is required.

	valreq 	- Whether the a value is required for the argument.

	v 	- The visitor checked by the argument. Defaults to NULL.

Definition at line 442 of file Arg.h.

References _flag, _name, ignoreNameString(), and toString().

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          TCLAP::Arg::~Arg
          (

           )
           [inline, virtual]

Destructor.

Definition at line 483 of file Arg.h.

Member Function Documentation

          void TCLAP::Arg::_checkWithVisitor
          (

           )
           const [inline, protected]

Performs the special handling described by the Vistitor.

Definition at line 591 of file Arg.h.

References _visitor, and TCLAP::Visitor::visit().

Referenced by TCLAP::ValueArg< T >::processArg(), TCLAP::SwitchArg::processArg(), TCLAP::MultiSwitchArg::processArg(), and TCLAP::MultiArg< T >::processArg().

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          bool TCLAP::Arg::_hasBlanks
          (
          const std::string &
           s
           )
           const [inline]

Implementation of _hasBlanks.

If so, return true, otherwise return false.

Parameters:

	s 	- string to be checked.

Definition at line 621 of file Arg.h.

Referenced by TCLAP::ValueArg< T >::processArg(), TCLAP::UnlabeledValueArg< T >::processArg(), TCLAP::UnlabeledMultiArg< T >::processArg(), and TCLAP::MultiArg< T >::processArg().

          bool TCLAP::Arg::acceptsMultipleValues
          (

           )
           [inline, virtual]

Use by output classes to determine whether an Arg accepts multiple values.

Definition at line 654 of file Arg.h.

Referenced by TCLAP::ZshCompletionOutput::getMutexList(), TCLAP::ZshCompletionOutput::printArg(), and TCLAP::DocBookOutput::printShortArg().

          void TCLAP::Arg::addToList
          (
          std::list< Arg * > &
           argList
           )
           const [inline, virtual]

Overridden by Args that need to added to the end of the list.

Parameters:

	argList 	- The list to add this to.

Reimplemented in TCLAP::UnlabeledMultiArg< T >, and TCLAP::UnlabeledValueArg< T >.

Definition at line 644 of file Arg.h.

Referenced by TCLAP::CmdLine::add().

          bool TCLAP::Arg::allowMore
          (

           )
           [inline, virtual]

Used for MultiArgs and XorHandler to determine whether args can still be set.

Reimplemented in TCLAP::MultiArg< T >.

Definition at line 649 of file Arg.h.

          bool TCLAP::Arg::argMatches
          (
          const std::string &
           s
           )
           const [inline, virtual]

A method that tests whether a string matches this argument.

This is generally called by the processArg() method. This method could be re-implemented by a child to change how arguments are specified on the command line.

Parameters:

	s 	- The string to be compared to the flag/name to determine whether the arg matches.

Definition at line 570 of file Arg.h.

References _flag.

Referenced by TCLAP::ValueArg< T >::processArg(), TCLAP::SwitchArg::processArg(), TCLAP::MultiSwitchArg::processArg(), and TCLAP::MultiArg< T >::processArg().

          void TCLAP::Arg::beginIgnoring
          (

           )
           [inline, static]

Begin ignoring arguments since the "--" argument was specified.

Definition at line 191 of file Arg.h.

          char TCLAP::Arg::blankChar
          (

           )
           [inline, static]

The char used as a place holder when SwitchArgs are combined.

Currently set to the bell char (ASCII 7).

Definition at line 208 of file Arg.h.

          char TCLAP::Arg::delimiter
          (

           )
           [inline, static]

The delimiter that separates an argument flag/name from the value.

Definition at line 202 of file Arg.h.

          char TCLAP::Arg::flagStartChar
          (

           )
           [inline, static]

The char that indicates the beginning of a flag.

Currently '-'.

Definition at line 213 of file Arg.h.

Referenced by TCLAP::ZshCompletionOutput::getMutexList(), TCLAP::DocBookOutput::printLongArg(), TCLAP::ZshCompletionOutput::printOption(), and TCLAP::DocBookOutput::printShortArg().

          const std::string TCLAP::Arg::flagStartString
          (

           )
           [inline, static]

The sting that indicates the beginning of a flag.

Currently "-". Should be identical to flagStartChar.

Definition at line 219 of file Arg.h.

          void TCLAP::Arg::forceRequired
          (

           )
           [inline]

Sets _required to true.

This is used by the XorHandler. You really have no reason to ever use it.

Definition at line 630 of file Arg.h.

References _required.

          std::string TCLAP::Arg::getDescription
          (

           )
           const [inline]

Returns the argument description.

Definition at line 534 of file Arg.h.

References _requireLabel.

Referenced by TCLAP::UnlabeledValueArg< T >::operator==(), TCLAP::UnlabeledMultiArg< T >::operator==(), TCLAP::DocBookOutput::printLongArg(), and TCLAP::ZshCompletionOutput::printOption().

          const std::string & TCLAP::Arg::getFlag
          (

           )
           const [inline]

Returns the argument flag.

Definition at line 547 of file Arg.h.

Referenced by TCLAP::ZshCompletionOutput::getMutexList(), TCLAP::DocBookOutput::printLongArg(), TCLAP::ZshCompletionOutput::printOption(), and TCLAP::DocBookOutput::printShortArg().

          const std::string & TCLAP::Arg::getName
          (

           )
           const [inline]

Returns the argument name.

Definition at line 549 of file Arg.h.

Referenced by TCLAP::ZshCompletionOutput::getMutexList(), TCLAP::UnlabeledValueArg< T >::operator==(), TCLAP::UnlabeledMultiArg< T >::operator==(), TCLAP::ZshCompletionOutput::printArg(), TCLAP::DocBookOutput::printLongArg(), TCLAP::ZshCompletionOutput::printOption(), and TCLAP::DocBookOutput::printShortArg().

          const std::string TCLAP::Arg::ignoreNameString
          (

           )
           [inline, static]

The name used to identify the ignore rest argument.

Definition at line 230 of file Arg.h.

Referenced by Arg().

          bool TCLAP::Arg::ignoreRest
          (

           )
           [inline, static]

Whether to ignore the rest.

Definition at line 196 of file Arg.h.

          bool TCLAP::Arg::isIgnoreable
          (

           )
           const [inline]

Indicates whether the argument can be ignored, if desired.

Definition at line 563 of file Arg.h.

          bool TCLAP::Arg::isRequired
          (

           )
           const [inline, virtual]

Indicates whether the argument is required.

Reimplemented in TCLAP::MultiArg< T >.

Definition at line 551 of file Arg.h.

Referenced by TCLAP::CmdLine::add(), TCLAP::XorHandler::check(), TCLAP::ZshCompletionOutput::printArg(), and TCLAP::DocBookOutput::printShortArg().

          bool TCLAP::Arg::isSet
          (

           )
           const [inline]

Indicates whether the argument has already been set.

Only true if the arg has been matched on the command line.

Definition at line 555 of file Arg.h.

References _alreadySet.

          bool TCLAP::Arg::isValueRequired
          (

           )
           const [inline]

Indicates whether a value must be specified for argument.

Definition at line 553 of file Arg.h.

Referenced by TCLAP::DocBookOutput::printLongArg(), TCLAP::ZshCompletionOutput::printOption(), and TCLAP::DocBookOutput::printShortArg().

          std::string TCLAP::Arg::longID
          (
          const std::string &
           valueId = "val"
           )
           const [inline, virtual]

Returns a long ID for the usage.

Parameters:

	valueId 	- The value used in the id.

Reimplemented in TCLAP::MultiArg< T >, TCLAP::MultiSwitchArg, TCLAP::UnlabeledMultiArg< T >, TCLAP::UnlabeledValueArg< T >, and TCLAP::ValueArg< T >.

Definition at line 503 of file Arg.h.

References _flag.

Referenced by TCLAP::CmdLine::add().

          const std::string TCLAP::Arg::nameStartString
          (

           )
           [inline, static]

The sting that indicates the beginning of a name.

Currently "--". Should be flagStartChar twice.

Definition at line 225 of file Arg.h.

Referenced by TCLAP::ZshCompletionOutput::getMutexList(), TCLAP::DocBookOutput::printLongArg(), TCLAP::ZshCompletionOutput::printOption(), and TCLAP::DocBookOutput::printShortArg().

          bool TCLAP::Arg::operator==
          (
          const Arg &
           a
           )
           const [inline, virtual]

Operator ==.

Equality operator. Must be virtual to handle unlabeled args.

Parameters:

	a 	- The Arg to be compared to this.

Reimplemented in TCLAP::UnlabeledMultiArg< T >, and TCLAP::UnlabeledValueArg< T >.

Definition at line 526 of file Arg.h.

References _flag, and _name.

          virtual bool TCLAP::Arg::processArg
          (
          int *
           i,

          std::vector< std::string > &
           args

          )
           [pure virtual]

Pure virtual method meant to handle the parsing and value assignment of the string on the command line.

Parameters:

	i 	- Pointer the the current argument in the list.

	args 	- Mutable list of strings. What is passed in from main.

Implemented in TCLAP::MultiArg< T >, TCLAP::MultiSwitchArg, TCLAP::SwitchArg, TCLAP::UnlabeledMultiArg< T >, TCLAP::UnlabeledValueArg< T >, and TCLAP::ValueArg< T >.

          void TCLAP::Arg::reset
          (

           )
           [inline, virtual]

Clears the Arg object and allows it to be reused by new command lines.

Reimplemented in TCLAP::MultiArg< T >, TCLAP::MultiSwitchArg, TCLAP::SwitchArg, and TCLAP::ValueArg< T >.

Definition at line 659 of file Arg.h.

References _alreadySet, and _xorSet.

          void TCLAP::Arg::setDelimiter
          (
          char
           c
           )
           [inline, static]

Sets the delimiter for all arguments.

Parameters:

	c 	- The character that delimits flags/names from values.

Definition at line 236 of file Arg.h.

          void TCLAP::Arg::setRequireLabel
          (
          const std::string &
           s
           )
           [inline]

Sets the requireLabel.

Used by XorHandler. You shouldn't ever use this.

Parameters:

	s 	- Set the requireLabel to this value.

Definition at line 565 of file Arg.h.

References _requireLabel.

          std::string TCLAP::Arg::shortID
          (
          const std::string &
           valueId = "val"
           )
           const [inline, virtual]

Returns a short ID for the usage.

Parameters:

	valueId 	- The value used in the id.

Reimplemented in TCLAP::MultiArg< T >, TCLAP::MultiSwitchArg, TCLAP::UnlabeledMultiArg< T >, TCLAP::UnlabeledValueArg< T >, and TCLAP::ValueArg< T >.

Definition at line 485 of file Arg.h.

References _flag.

Referenced by TCLAP::DocBookOutput::printLongArg(), TCLAP::ZshCompletionOutput::printOption(), and TCLAP::DocBookOutput::printShortArg().

          std::string TCLAP::Arg::toString
          (

           )
           const [inline, virtual]

Returns a simple string representation of the argument.

Primarily for debugging.

Definition at line 579 of file Arg.h.

References _flag, and _name.

Referenced by TCLAP::ValueArg< T >::_extractValue(), TCLAP::MultiArg< T >::_extractValue(), Arg(), TCLAP::ValueArg< T >::processArg(), TCLAP::SwitchArg::processArg(), TCLAP::MultiArg< T >::processArg(), TCLAP::UnlabeledMultiArg< T >::UnlabeledMultiArg(), and TCLAP::UnlabeledValueArg< T >::UnlabeledValueArg().

          void TCLAP::Arg::trimFlag
          (
          std::string &
           flag,

          std::string &
           value

          )
           const [inline, virtual]

Implementation of trimFlag.

Parameters:

	flag 	- The string from which the flag and value will be trimmed. Contains the flag once the value has been trimmed.

	value 	- Where the value trimmed from the string will be stored.

Definition at line 600 of file Arg.h.

Referenced by TCLAP::ValueArg< T >::processArg(), and TCLAP::MultiArg< T >::processArg().

          void TCLAP::Arg::xorSet
          (

           )
           [inline]

Sets the _alreadySet value to true.

This is used by the XorHandler. You really have no reason to ever use it.

Definition at line 635 of file Arg.h.

References _alreadySet, and _xorSet.

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          bool TCLAP::Arg::_acceptsMultipleValues [protected]

Definition at line 149 of file Arg.h.

          bool TCLAP::Arg::_alreadySet [protected]

Indicates whether the argument has been set.

Indicates that a value on the command line has matched the name/flag of this argument and the values have been set accordingly.

Definition at line 128 of file Arg.h.

Referenced by isSet(), reset(), and xorSet().

          std::string TCLAP::Arg::_description [protected]

Description of the argument.

Definition at line 103 of file Arg.h.

          std::string TCLAP::Arg::_flag [protected]

The single char flag used to identify the argument.

This value (preceded by a dash {-}), can be used to identify an argument on the command line. The _flag can be blank, in fact this is how unlabeled args work. Unlabeled args must override appropriate functions to get correct handling. Note that the _flag does NOT include the dash as part of the flag.

Definition at line 89 of file Arg.h.

Referenced by Arg(), argMatches(), longID(), operator==(), shortID(), and toString().

          bool TCLAP::Arg::_ignoreable [protected]

Whether this argument can be ignored, if desired.

Definition at line 141 of file Arg.h.

          std::string TCLAP::Arg::_name [protected]

A single work namd indentifying the argument.

This value (preceded by two dashed {--}) can also be used to identify an argument on the command line. Note that the _name does NOT include the two dashes as part of the _name. The _name cannot be blank.

Definition at line 98 of file Arg.h.

Referenced by Arg(), operator==(), and toString().

          bool TCLAP::Arg::_required [protected]

Indicating whether the argument is required.

Definition at line 108 of file Arg.h.

Referenced by forceRequired().

          std::string TCLAP::Arg::_requireLabel [protected]

Label to be used in usage description.

Normally set to "required", but can be changed when necessary.

Definition at line 114 of file Arg.h.

Referenced by getDescription(), and setRequireLabel().

          bool TCLAP::Arg::_valueRequired [protected]

Indicates whether a value is required for the argument.

Note that the value may be required but the argument/value combination may not be, as specified by _required.

Definition at line 121 of file Arg.h.

          Visitor* TCLAP::Arg::_visitor [protected]

A pointer to a vistitor object.

The visitor allows special handling to occur as soon as the argument is matched. This defaults to NULL and should not be used unless absolutely necessary.

Definition at line 136 of file Arg.h.

Referenced by _checkWithVisitor().

          bool TCLAP::Arg::_xorSet [protected]

Indicates that the arg was set as part of an XOR and not on the command line.

Definition at line 147 of file Arg.h.

Referenced by reset(), and xorSet().

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

Arg.h

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Q: An algorithm of step-wise sampling from higher dimensional joint distribution, is it valid? In a simple example, assume joint distribution $\{X,Y,Z\}\sim F_{XYZ}$
The algorithm works as follows:

*

*Sample $x$ from the marginal distribution of $X$, $F_X$.

*Sample $y$ from the distribution of $Y$ conditional on $x$ and marginal on $Z$, $F_{Y|x}$.

*Sample $z$ from the conditional distribution of $Z$ on $x$ and $y$, $F_{Z|x,y}$.
Does the resulting $\{x,y,z\}\sim F_{XYZ}$?

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'The Week Of' Trailer: Adam Sandler and Chris Rock in One Big Happy Family
In Adam Sandler's latest Netflix movie, his daughter marries Chris Rock's son and wackiness ensues.
Steve Buscemi Joins the Cast of Adam Sandler's Latest Netflix Comedy 'The Night Of'
The next time you scroll through the Netflix menu and skip over an Adam Sandler comedy, just know that you're not exactly in the majority there. You'll probably remember Netflix's numbers from earlier this year suggesting that their viewers have spent more than 500 million hours watching Sandler comedies, meaning that the average user has watched 2.86 of his movies on Netflix alone. We can argue about the merits of Sandler as a filmmaker or Netflix as a distribution model, but when it comes the marriage of Sandler and Netflix, the results are hard to deny. There's oil in them-there sophomoric jokes.
Matthew Monagle
'Sandy Wexler' Trailer: Adam Sandler Returns to 1994, Which Is the Last Time You Probably Liked Adam Sandler
If you didn't like The Ridiculous 6 or The Do-Over, don't worry — Netflix isn't giving up just yet. The streaming service is determined to make you love Adam Sandler again, and this time, they're taking him back to 1994, which is probably the last time he was genuinely entertaining (OK, with the exception of The Wedding Singer). Yep, there's another new Sandler movie coming to Netflix; behold, the first trailer for Sandy Wexler.
Britt Hayes
'The Do-Over' Is a Bad Movie But It's a Pretty Decent Budweiser Commercial About Finding a Cure for Cancer
The following post contains SPOILERS for The Do-Over. Yes, if you are worried about spoiling Adam Sandler's latest Netflix movie, do not read this piece. Also, if you're worried about spoiling Adam Sandler's latest Netflix movie, I want to interview you. Please email me at ThisIsAJokeDoNotEmailMe@gmail.com.
'Grown Ups 2′ Trailer: Adam Sandler Suffers from Moose Farts
The first 'Grown Ups' had a trailer that revolved around older men urinating in a public pool. The centerpiece of the new 'Grown Ups 2' trailer is a moose that not only lets out a long fart, but bucks up and urinates on Adam Sandler. Oh boy.
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'Grown Ups 2' actually exists and there are now two new posters to prove it. Despite being critically reviled, 'Grown Ups' made $162 million at the box office, making it one of Adam Sandler's highest-grossing films. Although it's hard to imagine anyone wanting a sequel (did anyone really like the first one?), the second outing of the man-children played by Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Rock and Davi
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Looks like Adam Sandler is in the mood for love: the comedian is currently prepping a romantic "family" comedy at Warner Bros., and his '50 First Dates' and 'Wedding Singer' co-star Drew Barrymore may by by his side once again.
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'Guardians of the Galaxy,' Marvel's weirdest upcoming superhero film, may be looking for a strong anchor for the title (they may need to, it does feature a talking raccoon). Word is they're going out to both Adam Sandler and Jim Carrey for a role in the film.
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Adam Sandler became the one millionth person to cover Leonard Cohen's 'Hallelujah' last night at the 12/12/12 concert benefiting Hurricane Sandy relief. Only his version was chock-full of racy New York City-specific jokes.
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> RHEL? What is / are the distros of choice on the Beowulf community?
> Just getting a feel.
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Berkshire is a home county situated to the west of London, and cotains the varies towns of Slough, Windsor, Maidenhead, and Reading, amongst others. Despite this there are some very scenic areas, from th Berkshire Downs in the west to the Thames and Goring Gap in the North.
There are two National Trails that pass through the county; the Thames path denotes the northern border of the county for some distance in the east, as the Ridgeway does in the west. Additionally, a pleasant walk can be had along the Kennet and Avon Canal as it heads from bath to it's end point on the Thames at Reading.
Below is a map showing all the walks that I have completed in Berkshire.
This was a total of 303.2 miles in 17 walks (an average of 17.83 miles per walk).


Forest Lakes is at the south end of 4a & 4b. On the top side of the Mogollon Rim, east of Payson.
Forest Lake Location. above the rim east of Payson.
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The Business of Being Born (2008)
In 2008, Barranca Productions released a documentary called The Business of Being Born, detailing the topic of childbirth. Ricki Lake and Abby Epstein produced and directed the documentary. The documentary explores pregnancy related healthcare in the US, including the history of midwives and obstetrics. The film also discusses potential consequences of medicalized childbirth common in the twenty-first century. The Business of Being Born provides viewers with information about home-births, midwives, and the positive and negative aspects of going to the hospital for childbirth.
"Drama of Life Before Birth" (1965), by Life Magazine and Lennart Nilsson
Life Magazine's 1965 cover story "Drama of Life Before Birth" featured photographs of embryos and fetuses taken by Swedish photojournalist Lennart Nilsson to document the developmental stages of a human embryo. Included in this article was the first published image of a living fetus inside its mother's womb. Prior to this, embryos and fetuses were observed, studied, and photographed outside of women's bodies as non-living specimens.
Subject: Publications, Outreach, Reproduction
Our Bodies, Ourselves (1973), by the Boston Women's Health Book Collective
Our Bodies, Ourselves, a succession to a pamphlet of resources pulled from co-ops of women in and around Boston, Massachusetts was published in New York in 1973 by Simon and Schuster. Retitled from the original Women and Their Bodies, Our Bodies, Ourselves was an effort by a group of educated, middle class women to reinforce women's ownership of their bodies. There have been eight editions of Our Bodies, Ourselves, as well as sequels such as Our Bodies, Ourselves: Pregnancy and Birth and Our Bodies, Ourselves: Menopause.
A Child Is Born (1965), by Lennart Nilsson
Dell Publishing in New York City, New York, published Lennart Nilsson's A Child Is Born in 1966. The book was a translation of the Swedish version called Ett barn blir till, published in 1965. It sold over a million copies in its first edition, and has translations in twelve languages. Nilsson, a photojournalist, documented a nine-month human pregnancy using pictures and accompanying text written by doctors Axel Ingelman-Sundberg, Claes Wirsen and translated by Britt and Claes Wirsen and Annabelle MacMillian.
In the Womb: Identical Twins (2009), by National Geographic
National Geographic's documentary In the Womb: Identical Twins focuses on the prenatal development of human identical twins. Director Lorne Townend uses three-dimensional (3D) and four-dimensional (4D) ultrasound imaging and microscopy to depict twin development , genetic and epigenetic variations in the fetuses, and methods of fetal survival in the confines of the womb. Artist renditions of scientific data fill in areas of development inaccessible to the imaging tools.
The Milky Way (2014)
On 26 April 2014, Gravitas Ventures released the documentary The Milky Way, a film directed by Jon Fitzgerald that compares breastfeeding in the US with breastfeeding in European countries. The film was produced by Piece of My Heart Productions and Cause Pictures. In the film, producers Jennifer Davidson and Chantal Molnar travel to Berlin, Germany, and Stockholm, Sweden, to observe how people perceive breastfeeding there, compared to in the US.
Sex in a Cold Climate (1998)
In 1998, Testimony Films released the documentary Sex in a Cold Climate, which reported the true stories of four survivors from the Magdalene asylums in Ireland in the twentieth century. Magdalene asylums, also called Magdalene laundries and homes, were institutions of the Catholic Church that sought to reform women engaged in prostitution and those who birthed children out of wedlock by forcing the women to do hard labor.
"Visualizing Human Embryos" (1999), by Bradley Richard Smith
In March 1999 Bradley Richard Smith, a professor at the University of Michigan, unveiled the first digital magnetic resonance images of human embryos. In his article "Visualizing Human Embryos for Scientific American," Smith displayed three-dimensional images of embryos using combinations of Magnetic Resonance Microscopy (MRM), light microscopy, and various computer editing. He created virtual embryo models that it is possible to view as dissections, animations, or in their whole 3D form. Smith's images constitute a new way of visualizing embryos.
The Miracle of Life (1983), by NOVA
The most-watched NOVA documentary ever made and a revolution in the understanding of human development, The Miracle of Life (abbreviated Life) employs the most current developments in endoscopic and microscopic technology to capture the intricacies of human development. Narrated by Anita Sangiolo and vividly illustrating the most minute and hard-to-reach parts and processes of living systems, this film truly flexes the muscles of the newest photographic technology of its time, with esteemed photographer Lennart Nilsson behind the camera.


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In the Material Archive (Werkstoffarchiv) in the Sitterwerk, a collection of materials and substances for art is being assembled. A broad spectrum of different materials and substances is used in the development and realization as well as the restoration of artworks. In the Material Archive, samples and test pieces of such materials and substances are processed, systematized and made accessible to artists, architects or monument conservationists.
The catalogue of this collection of materials and substances is being created in cooperation with five partner institutes: the online database MATERIAL ARCHIV encompasses the Sitterwerk's collection of materials and substances as well as those of the Gewerbemuseum Winterthur (Museum of Applied Arts and Design), the department of "Engineering & Architecture" and "art & design" of the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts, the Baubibliothek of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETH), the department of "Architecture, Design & Civil Engineering" of the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW), and the Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK). The MATERIAL ARCHIV thus offers knowledgeable access to materials and material science for those in design-related professions.
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National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research, New Zealand.
Scott has been involved since 1993 in research at NIWA, investigating continental margin sedimentation, earthquake parameterisation of active faults, carbon fluxes within marine ecosystems, Southern Ocean iron fertilisation, pelagic-benthic coupling and ocean time-series observations. He has participated in almost 50 research voyages and at various stages of his career has been the programme co-ordinator of NIWA's ocean ecosystems research. This included involvement in the first meso-scale iron fertilisation experiment in the Southern Ocean (SOIREE). Over the last 10 years, he has focussed on the collection of time-series information from subantarctic and subtropical water masses at the northern terminus of the Southern Ocean to look at potential linkages between surface processes and the export of organic material to the deep ocean interior.


Addressing the health of rural populations has been a challenge for Lexington Medical Center, a 438-bed hospital and system of 6,500 health care professionals in West Columbia, South Carolina, according to Robert Callis, MD, Medical Director for Quality and Population Health with Physician Network Services. Designing a system that targets the chronic disease, mental and behavioral health, and other specific needs of patients in rural areas has meant moving away from a more urban design.
Respondents to our recent NEJM Catalyst Insights Council report, Care Redesign Survey: Lessons Learned from and for Rural Health, concur with Callis, ranking better access to primary care as the top tool / model / policy to improve care delivery. Nearly half of respondents agree that one of the biggest barriers to excellent care in the rural setting is physician recruitment and retention. Facing that same barrier, Lexington Medical Center has altered its primary care model and amplified the role of nurse practitioners. Callis, who is a family physician, says the abundance of evidence-based medicine for chronic diseases makes nurse practitioners well suited to manage these conditions, with oversight from a physician.
From the Care Redesign Insights Report: Lessons Learned from and for Rural Health. Click To Enlarge.
In addition, Lexington Medical Center partnered with South Carolina's Office of Rural Health to implement patient-centered medical homes (PCMH) in the rural clinics. One of the major process improvements that came from PCMH is the scheduling of mammograms, colonoscopies, and other procedures at the time of a patient's primary care appointment, which has increased compliance, Callis says.
Where the organization still struggles is in dealing with mental and behavioral health services. Lexington Medical Center wants to hire psychiatrists to work with primary care doctors and nurse practitioners. "Three psychiatrists have turned down the job because it is a new concept for the area. The psychiatrist would be a consultant and see few patients for long-term care," he says.
So, Wade has innovated — knowing specialty services such as cardiology are important to rural areas — by partnering with other health care organizations. "Rather than having two or three full-time employees, we pay incrementally for a certain number of hours and a certain amount of productivity. They do the procedures that can be done in rural settings, with higher-level interventions coming to the hospital," he says.
The Waco Family Medicine Residency Program, which contributes 25% more family medicine physicians to rural areas than similarly-sized community programs in Texas, according to the program's curriculum director, Burritt Hess, MD, has augmented their family medicine training over the past 7 years to include mental health and human behavior. Survey respondents call mental and behavioral health services in rural areas low quality. "We are graduating residents who are much better mental health providers than we were even 5 years ago," says Hess.
One option the health system is exploring in a preliminary manner is shuttling patients to more urban centers for care. "For some of these folks, the $10 to $20 in gas is significant, but, for the system, disrupting a specialist's workflow to set up a clinic each week is expensive as well," he says, adding more might be gained by bringing patients to the specialists. "Much more analysis about the cost/benefit" is necessary before such a program could be implemented, Pickett says.
He emphasizes that those are tactics that can be resolved. "Telehealth as a strategy is key," Pickett says.


Fashionista and ex John Gallenano employee, Crimson Rose O'Shea requested I make a piece of custom audio for her graduation collection. Psychologically challenging and acoustically daring the piece aimed to bring the spirit of the Nehalem to life and bring a feeling of dread to the audience. The audio and the collection itself have received acclaim and wide coverage across the web. The piece was performed at 3 fashion shows across London UK, one of which was sponsored by Loreal. unfortunately I'm not at liberty to share the piece with you as it was decided the work should be for the exclusive use for the said fashion shows. I can however tell you that wild screams, thick subs and discordant instrumentation helped to create the desired effect. The piece ended the Loreal sponsored show in a flurry of high drama – I'm very happy to have worked on this project and brought something new to the fashion table. Keep a look out for future works with fashion industry faces, as this is an idea i'm interested in taking further.
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Stroll says he's 'far from reaching his potential'
24th September 2018, 7:46 24th September 2018, 0:41 | Written by Dieter Rencken and Keith Collantine
Lance Stroll believes he still has a long way to go to realise his potential as he nears the end of his second full season in Formula 1.
The 19-year-old joined the sport straight from Formula Three last year and was often some way off the pace of his experienced team mate Felipe Massa, particularly in qualifying. Stroll says he has made progress since then but is still "far from reaching my potential as a driver."
"I have so much to learn," he said. "I gained so much experience every weekend, every time I get in the car, I just still feel like I'm learning. "So there's definitely a lot more to come.
"At the same time when I reflect on where I was last year I think I've came a long way as a driver just with seat time and experience. And I'm still only 19 so I think there's a lot more to come."
Stroll says much of the progress he has made is being masked by the shortcomings of his FW41.
"Unfortunately it's been a challenging year with the car and the team," he said. "So I haven't really been able to demonstrate that [progress] to a certain extent.
"But in many ways I think I have been a lot better in that area. I feel like I'm a lot more on top of the car. From a position point of view it doesn't show that because of where we are as a team but I definitely do feel like I'm getting a lot more out of the car.
"I'm just much more on top of things on the race, in qualifying, strategically, my starts, all those aspects I believe that I have improved on all those aspects.
"I think now it's just about carrying on improving on those details and building myself as a driver because racing, you never stop learning, just like in any sport there's always something that can be improved and that's what I'm working on everyday to improve myself in all areas."
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Posted on 24th September 2018, 7:46 24th September 2018, 0:41 Author Dieter RenckenCategories 2018 F1 season, Lance Stroll articlesTags F1, formula 1, formula one
48 comments on "Stroll says he's 'far from reaching his potential'"
TimTheBoss (@hogee)
He has only reached 10% of his true potential today. There are still 9 other teams to buy …
hahostolze (@hahostolze)
Well, in the sense that Lance Stroll is the same species as a Lewis Hamilton or a Max Verstappen, yes, he's far from reaching the potential that is theoretically there.
Todfod (@todfod)
I mean.. he has a whole lot lesser potential than any F1 driver on the grid, and seems farther off than anyone else in fulfilling that potential… but you're right.. technically, he still falls in the Lewis and Max category.
Asanator (@asanator)
It's hard to tell to be honest. He got soundly beaten by Massa last year, but that was his rookie year and it is hard to judge his or any improvement against Sirotkin. The truth will out next year when he goes up against a known quantity such as Perez.
Mashiat (@mashiat)
@asanator Bottas was convincingly faster than Massa in just his second season in F1. And this is the same guy who is being made consistently mediocre by the elites of F1. And in my opinion, 2014 Massa is better than 2017 Massa, so Stroll either will have an extremely high development curve of which he's nowhere near his best, or he's just not very good. I suspect the latter.
Yes It is nonsense arguments like this that ultimately mean nothing, afterall, Bottas was fairly convincingly beaten by Pastor Maldonado in his first year if we look at race results where they both finished wasn't he?
Bottas improved in his second season so what is to say that Stroll hasn't? There isn't a clear baseline against which to judge him. The Williams car is clearly rubbish and it is difficult for either driver to shine at present.
And in your opinion…..more of the same….
All I'm saying is that perhaps we should wait until he has gone up against a known quantity before we start writing him, and any improvements he may have made, off.
I agree with you there @asanator, with the pace of the Williams being so far down on the rest of the grid and against a rookie teammate it really is hard to judge how well (or not) Stroll is doing.
I'd say that while we haven't really seen anything like Monza 2017 form from him this year yet, he did deliver a few times in qualifying. And we've seen less embarressing rookie mistakes from him that what we saw even end of last year, pointing to him having probably matured a bit.
Indeed, next year should give us a solid basis to gauge where he is against a Perez who has been pretty consistently at the front of the mid field for the last 3 years.
@asanator
To be honest Sirotkin his been more impressive than Lance this season. Sergei has out qualified him and been quicker than him on many racedays. Sergei also seems far more mature a racer and doesn't have any major issues with with his driving ability like tyre delaminations, etc.
I think it's safe to say that since Monza 2017, Lance hasn't improved a bit. His racing looked amateurish towards the end of last season and he's been slower than a 'pay driver' rookie this season. He can blame the car and you might choose to ignore that you can still gauge a driver in poor machinery.. (Bianchi, leclerc are examples).
I expect Perez to thrash him convincingly.. Also expect Sirotkin to beat him in most of the remaining races this year.
He was put in F1 far too early. I don't think he's good enough but he would have been better prepared (even with all the additional help that he's had) with a few more years in junior formulae.
And it's not as if he wasn't alert to that potential mistake: "It's important to complete every step properly and not take any shortcuts…"
Kinda says it all really.
Im of the opinion that the fault lies not in the fact that he was able to buy his way into F1, but with the FIA superlicence regulations. It seems that it's too easy to get a superlicence and that perhaps the rules need to be tightened (maybe insist that drivers should compete at least 2 seasons in F2) and that they also need to review those superlicences with some kind of performance based criteria.
That may have stopped Max from getting to F1 when he did but if he'd had to wait a couple of years, he still would have made it. Lance on the other had mightn't have.
Still – it's been that way forever and is unlikely to change, so we'll always have a couple of mobile chicanes in F1, whether it be a poor driver or a poor car or both.
MaddMe (@maddme)
I think that in order to compete in F1, then drivers should have to go through F2 or an equivalent 2nd tier race level for at least 2 seasons, in order to obtain super licence points.
But at least next year the moving chicane could go faster.
Gabriel (@rethla)
Im also far from reaching my potential, anyone wanna buy me a F1 seat?
lunaslide (@lunaslide)
Did you ask your dad?
José Lopes da Silva
'Like' both these comments
Ivan Vinitskyy (@ivan-vinitskyy)
Plenty of drivers are ready to show what they can do. This guy is damaging F1 with his 'learnings' and Liberty can't pull the trigger on fairer prize money distribution which forces teams to sign guys like this.
Euro Brun (@eurobrun)
Indeed @ivan-vinitskyy
Its almost like GP2 / GP3 were there to help drivers learn.
It's like if your dad's money could make you a high court judge straight out of school, then go could learn about law on the job instead of going to university!
Tristan (@skipgamer)
Felt the need to insert a "stroll the whipping boy" article for easy engagement?
You can do better…
If we whipped him, would he go faster?
bernasaurus (@bernasaurus)
+1, I can see some potential there
praxis (@praxis)
The comment sections in racefans.net been drying up recently. This and the Ticktum article sure did attract quite a few comments.
BlackJackFan
Tristan – Stroll made the comments – RaceFans is simply reporting the News…
Difficult to find fault with the process… Unless you're biased… ;)
He was always going to get a seat with his wealthy father buying it out. Why not do more seasons in feeder series? he's 19 and his reputation isn't exactly bright. He could've done like 3 seasons in GP2 before stepping up and he'd still be 20!
He rushed things up, F1 isn't kindergarden.
socksolid (@socksolid)
His only chance to get into f1 was to buy a seat from williams. His only chance in gp2 was to buy a team. Why spend tens of millions in gp2 when you can spend tens of millions in f1. Why buy a mustang when you can buy a ferrari? There is nothing wrong with mustangs but if you want a ferrari then buy a ferrari. Lance wanted to be f1 driver. Not gp2 driver.
@socksolid
Completely agree. He saw an opportunity with a financially distraught Williams and got his father's wallet to buy himself a seat. I don't think Lance really wants to win an F1 championship or anything like that.. He just wanted to be an F1 driver.. And he managed to buy his way through.
It's not like he mapped the best career path for him to succeed in F1.. He just wants to fulfil a childhood fantasy and get back to running his empire with Papa Stroll.
I would have thought one spends money, and time, in F2 in order to be a better driver in F1…
uzsjgb (@uzsjgb)
Everything points to the fact that Stroll has a lot of potential.
His results in the junior formulas were very good, winning every championship he entered. Especially his second year in Formula 3 was stellar. Incidently, he beat George Russell, who seems to be quite highly rated, in both his years in Formula 3. I personally was initially sceptical of Stroll, he had some pretty stupid accidents in his first year of Formula 3, but he quickly matured. It was this change in his approach to racing which convinced me to watch his progress closer.
His first year in Formula 1 was very good. One podium position and only 3 points short of Massa. What amazed me the most is that he almost had no incidents, for which he was responsible. Very clean driving, and that in spite of having to regularly pass a lot of cars, due to his bad qualifying. His qualifying problems, due to not making the most of his tires, is the only negative point I can come up with.
You can't really judge how Stroll is doing this year, because of the bad Williams. That is why I am really looking forward to seeing Stroll in the Racing Point next year. What I am worried about though is all the conspiracy theories which will inevitably appear, when Stroll does better than most people expect.
Are you this guy's kid brother…? lmao.
greg-c (@greg-c)
@fer-no65 But it is like dropping out from university for many, next year if hes in a more competitive car he has to deliver, how long will Papa Stroll and the board at "Geddit India" keep him on if hes being a turtle?
Interesting point actually.
He's not been put in the car this year because they need to maximise points. Will that become a factor if he's consistently underperforming and costing them WCC points next year?
FI's success in terms of its multiple 4th places has been its ability to have both drivers consistently get good points and that end of the midfield is going to get awfully crowded next year. Having 2 great drivers could mean the difference between 5th and 10th and that has a huge financial impact, something the consortium may want to watch quite carefully unless they're happy to burn cash just so someone can have a drive.
@greg-c I didn't mean he should go to gp2 now. I meant that he should've done a couple of seasons there before stepping up to f1
I can't believe he's only 19. He's too young to have made these decisions, should have stayed in lower formulae but no doubt pushed by his family. I almost feel sympathy for him.
Good point actually there @john-h. I think we should feel for him a bit yeah. Reminds me of those pushy parents next to football pitches / tennis courts etc who "just want the best for their children" but in doing so don't give them much chance either to enjoy themselves or to really develop at the best pace for their own good.
Fikri Harish (@)
I mean, I'm pretty sure neither Verstappen, Ocon, Gasly and Leclerc have reached their full potential as well but they don't suck nearly as much as you do, kiddo.
"I've came" – Are those actually his words or merely a typo in the article, LOL?
He is Canadian. :)
Dominique (@tryneplague)
Potential says, it's far from reaching Stroll.
Oxnard (@montalvo)
Urgh, he is such an unlikeable person. Every F1 driver needs a bit of arrogance, but his is just of the charts and not in line with his performance. And totally unrelated to his performance or personality, that lisp annoys me aswell.
Garns (@)
I have met Lance a few times, he isn't unlikable he is actually a nice bloke. He may need to work with his PR officer a little as he needs to work on that a bit.
Give him a few seasons and we will see how he goes.
You are not serious… Are you?
Alianora La Canta (@alianora-la-canta)
Lance is stating the obvious here. Nobody hits their full potential after 2 years of F1 unless their name is Jacques Villenueve, and I'm pretty sure Lance is hoping that his sophomore season is not as good as the ones that follow it given that he is mathematically not going to become world champion this year. Also, the Williams' ceiling is clearly below that of either of its race drivers, so it will be difficult for either to demonstrate the full scope of what they are learning.
Hopefully the impending promotion to a midfield team will allow Lance to prove his doubters (including me) wrong.
He's not being promoted in the customary manner. Daddy buys FI so Lance can drive a decent car and can't be fired if he doesn't perform. How will we know how good Lance is compared to his teammate, the only meaningful standard? Will Perez have team orders not to humiliate Lance?
Ferrari are banking on Le-Clerc on delivering full potential !
So Stroll can be potentially worse next year than he is now. Is that even possible? Would it not be easier for Daddy just go cut his losses and tell his son to face facts. He is not a race car driver. If Lance wants to be the most expensive chicane in history, his potentially is limitless.
This really is embarrassing for this sport, bordering farcical.
Please Lance, get a hat that fits and sunnies that suit your bonce ,
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Relive College Days By Playing NJ's Most Popular Drinking Game
Jahna Michal Published: February 25, 2022
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Beer Pong, Screw The Dealer, Kings, Quarters.... am I bringing you back to your college days yet?
In case you didn't guess, I'm referring to some of the most popular drinking games that trigger some serious nostalgia for those of us who've been out of college for at least two years or more. For many, those were the glory days. Would we ever go back? Depending on how hard you partied, those answers may differ from person to person, hah!
Remember going to parties at your friend's school in another state and playing a drinking game you never heard of before? That's because the most popular drinking games differ from state to state.
For example, if you went to Stockton or Rowan Universities and you went away for a weekend to visit your friend at the University of Delaware, chances are their go-to drinking game wasn't the same one you played at all of your college basement parties.
A new survey brought about by studying Google Trends determined the most popular drinking game in each individual state. If you thought Jersey's most popular was beer pong, you're actually dead wrong.
Apparently, the most popular drinking game here in the Garden State is actually Quarters. Have you ever played it?
Not going to lie to you, here.... I've NEVER played it. During my college days, we played a lot of Flip Cup, Beer Pong, and Kings. Times have changed, though. I've been out of college for about 8 years now, so it's definitely possible the games we used to play are considered games the old heads played at this point.
The survey's only slightly suspicious to me, though. On the one hand, it says that the most popular drinking game in Delaware is Flip Cup. That, I totally believe. Still, on the flip side (no pun intended), they determined that PA's most popular game is Thunderstruck. To that I ask, what the heck is "Thunderstruck???" I've never even heard of that one....
Maybe, I'm an old head now, but if these are the findings of Google Trends, I guess I stand corrected.
You'll still find me playing Kings on a Friday night with friends, though.
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