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If you switch from coord_polar to coord_curvedpolar from the geomtextpath package, you can have curved labels that never overlap the plotting area. The problem you describe was the main reason for writing coord_curvedpolar in the first place.

In addition, the x axis labels are adjustable in the radial direction using the vjust setting inside theme(axis.text.x = element_text(...)).

No other parts of your code need to change, and the other elements of the plot are exactly the same as they would be with coord_polar.

I think this makes for a much nicer looking plot (though I am possibly biased...)

You state "This is not the correct directory, it should be /var/vmail/nostalgicmail.com/brad". Your (helpfully supplied) config contains,

Just alter properties of target and call SaveChanges() - remove the Update call. I'd say the typical use case these days is for the input thing to not actually be a Thing but to be a ThingViewModel, ThingDto or some other variation on a theme of "an object that carries enough data to identify and update a Thing but isn't actually a DB entity". To that extent, if the notion of updating properties of Thing from ThingViewModel by hand bores you, you can look at a mapper (AutoMapper is probably the most well known but there are many others) to do the copying for you, or even set you up with a new Thing if you decide to turn this method into an Upsert

This solution uses a package called staircase which is built on pandas and numpy for working with (mathematical) step functions. You can think of an interval as being a step function which goes from value 0 to 1 at the start of an interval and 1 to 0 at the end of an interval.

additional setup

convert START_DATE and ELAPSED_TIME to appropriate pandas time objects

I found it! In /etc/postfix/helo_access.pcre, there was this regex pattern:

/.*\.co$/ DISCARD Unauthorized-2015-240

which matched the message in the logs:

Helo command Unauthorized-2015-240

So I added regex to allow that specific domain:

/.*o1.ptr3680.wellable.co$/ OK

then reloaded Postfix and the emails were received upon trying again.

There is no such functionality built-in. But your code can be simplified if you'll use the fact that auto-generated iterators don't support the IEnumerator.Reset method:

The syntax for the "from" address is incorrect:

$mail->setFrom('no-reply at example dot com', 'website registration');

you need to use a valid email address, such as:

Easy, here's an example how to apply css to radio button:

Said another way, Biff Either f g a is the composition of two applicative functors Either (f a) and g, which is therefore an applicative functor.