This library provides functions operating on vectors that have a Boolean vector as input argument.
| Name | Description |
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| allTrue | Returns true, if all elements of the Boolean input vector are true ('and') |
| anyTrue | Returns true, if at least on element of the Boolean input vector is true ('or') |
| countTrue | Returns the number of true entries in a Boolean vector |
| enumerate | Enumerates the true entries in a Boolean vector (0 for false entries) |
| firstTrueIndex | Returns the index of the first true element of a Boolean vector |
| index | Returns the indices of the true entries of a Boolean vector |
| oneTrue | Returns true, if exactly one element of the Boolean input vector is true ("xor") |


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"Eye Spy," by Ankur, Bhanu, Sahil, and Kareem.
This team did some pretty heavy image processing to allow a user to move their mouse simply rolling their eyes. The team had to research academic papers on eye tracking, untangle the Java bindings for OpenCV, and implement some missing fundamental matrix operations themselves. This team recieved our first place prize, a Pebble watch for each team member.
"A Quest for Knowledge," by Nikhil, Neokai, Peter, and John.
This team came up with a clever one-shot-wonder way to make an endless trivia game. They query random Wikipedia games, find the first sentence, and reove the title from it, so that it reads something like "____ (born February 12, 1988) is a professional Canadian football linebacker for the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League." They come up with some alternative options and give you a fill-in-the-blank trivia question. Their game also features original art, music, and voice acting. This team recieved our second place prize, a Sphero for each team member.
"Space Invaders Arena," by Cody, Parker, Matthew, and Marshall.
This team came back after winning Hello World from HackExeter Spring 2014, and this time they took third place. They made a fast-paced Processing game that plays like a two-player version of Space Invaders, complete with original art. This team won our third place award, a LeapMotion for each team member.


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EXTREME MEASURES 1996 A film review by Timothy Voon Copyright 1997 Timothy Voon 2 :-) :-) for Dr Jekyll
Cast: Hugh Grant, Gene Hackman, Sarah Jessica Parker, David Morse, Bill Nunn, Debra Monk, Paul Guilfoyle Director: Michael Apted Screenplay: Tony Gilroy based on the novel by by Michael Palmer
As a member of the medical profession, I encourage the practice of organ donation for the furtherance of research and medical science. So if you'll kindly fill out this form. It merely states that members of my trade can use your heart, kidneys and liver for transplantation. I promise that the rest of the body will not go to waste, and will make great viewing in an anatomy dissection lab. Imagine the heartfelt appreciation of the first year medical students as they poke and prod your insides and out, with fingers and scalpels not sparing any orifice. I remember the "Oooohs" and "Aaaahs" having gone through the ritual myself. If there is any pathology of note like a brain tumour, perforated viscus or ambiguous genitalia, don't fret, we always pickle and pot the most interesting specimens for display in our splendid anatomy museum. Did I also mention that we want your body only after you are dead, and not before.
When a prominent doctor becomes a renegade, we have the antiphony of fears that Jekyll brings out in Hyde.  It seems that the overly clever doctor, is usually the one who ends up preoccupied with himself and his work.
Dr. Lawrence Myric (Gene Hackman), a brilliant neurologist, has decided to break his Hippocratic oath by kidnapping homeless men, and using them as guinea pigs in his otherwise admirable feat of growing neural tissue. This would be an outstanding achievement, no less deserving of a noble prize, if the lame can once again walk, and the blind see. However, his questionable method of research cannot be overlooked simply because he carries good intentions. Hackman carries the natural elements of being repugnant, which makes him ideal as the immoral doctor who sacrifices his principles in place of his work. Dr Guy Luthan (Hugh Grant), seems a bit too dithery and indecisive to make a good casualty officer; but once out of the emergency seems more at ease with himself, despite being shot, framed and beaten for uncovering the body stealing conspiracy. Sarah Jessica Parker has a small but key role to play in the movie, and is otherwise rarely seen.
So I did enjoy this psychological, medical thriller because it sparked some professional interest within. The story isn't as tight or suffocating as "Coma", but carries enough edge to keep you suspicious of your local emergency department and doctor. When bodies start going missing, think experimentation on a scale of extreme measures.
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HttpMethod interface represents a request to be sent via a
HTTP connection
and a corresponding response.
| Method Summary | |
void |
abort()
Aborts the execution of the HTTP method. |
void |
addRequestHeader(Header header)
Adds the specified request header, not overwriting any previous value. |
void |
addRequestHeader(String headerName,
String headerValue)
Adds the specified request header, not overwriting any previous value. |
void |
addResponseFooter(Header footer)
Add a footer to this method's response. |
int |
execute(HttpState state,
HttpConnection connection)
Executes this method using the specified HttpConnection and
HttpState . |
boolean |
getDoAuthentication()
Returns true if the HTTP method should automatically handle HTTP authentication challenges (status code 401, etc.), false otherwise |
boolean |
getFollowRedirects()
Returns true if the HTTP method should automatically follow HTTP redirects (status code 302, etc.), false otherwise. |
AuthState |
getHostAuthState()
Returns the target host authentication state |
HostConfiguration |
getHostConfiguration()
Deprecated. no longer applicable |
String |
getName()
Obtains the name of the HTTP method as used in the HTTP request line, for example "GET" or "POST". |
HttpMethodParams |
getParams()
Returns HTTP protocol parameters associated with this method. |
String |
getPath()
Returns the path of the HTTP method. |
AuthState |
getProxyAuthState()
Returns the proxy authentication state |
String |
getQueryString()
Returns the query string of this HTTP method. |
Header |
getRequestHeader(String headerName)
Gets the request header with the given name. |
Header[] |
getRequestHeaders()
Returns the current request headers for this HTTP method. |
Header[] |
getRequestHeaders(String headerName)
Returns the request headers with the given name. |
byte[] |
getResponseBody()
Returns the response body of the HTTP method, if any, as an array of bytes. |
InputStream |
getResponseBodyAsStream()
Returns the response body of the HTTP method, if any, as an InputStream. |
String |
getResponseBodyAsString()
Returns the response body of the HTTP method, if any, as a String . |
Header |
getResponseFooter(String footerName)
Return the specified response footer. |
Header[] |
getResponseFooters()
Returns the response footers from the most recent execution of this request. |
Header |
getResponseHeader(String headerName)
Returns the specified response header. |
Header[] |
getResponseHeaders()
Returns the response headers from the most recent execution of this request. |
Header[] |
getResponseHeaders(String headerName)
Returns the response headers with the given name. |
int |
getStatusCode()
Returns the status code associated with the latest response. |
StatusLine |
getStatusLine()
Returns the Status-Line from the most recent response for this method, or null if the method has not been executed. |
String |
getStatusText()
Returns the status text (or "reason phrase") associated with the latest response. |
URI |
getURI()
Returns the URI for this method. |
boolean |
hasBeenUsed()
Returns true if the HTTP method has been already executed ,
but not recycled . |
boolean |
isRequestSent()
Returns true if the HTTP has been transmitted to the target server in its entirety, false otherwise. |
boolean |
isStrictMode()
Deprecated. Use HttpParams.setParameter(String, Object)
to exercise a more granular control over HTTP protocol strictness. |
void |
recycle()
Deprecated. no longer supported and will be removed in the future version of HttpClient |
void |
releaseConnection()
Releases the connection being used by this HTTP method. |
void |
removeRequestHeader(Header header)
Removes the given request header. |
void |
removeRequestHeader(String headerName)
Removes all request headers with the given name. |
void |
setDoAuthentication(boolean doAuthentication)
Sets whether or not the HTTP method should automatically handle HTTP authentication challenges (status code 401, etc.) |
void |
setFollowRedirects(boolean followRedirects)
Sets whether or not the HTTP method should automatically follow HTTP redirects (status code 302, etc.) |
void |
setParams(HttpMethodParams params)
Assigns HTTP protocol parameters for this method. |
void |
setPath(String path)
Sets the path of the HTTP method. |
void |
setQueryString(NameValuePair[] params)
Sets the query string of this HTTP method. |
void |
setQueryString(String queryString)
Sets the query string of the HTTP method. |
void |
setRequestHeader(Header header)
Sets the specified request header, overwriting any previous value. |
void |
setRequestHeader(String headerName,
String headerValue)
Sets the specified request header, overwriting any previous value. |
void |
setStrictMode(boolean strictMode)
Deprecated. Use HttpParams.setParameter(String, Object)
to exercise a more granular control over HTTP protocol strictness. |
void |
setURI(URI uri)
Sets the URI for this method. |
boolean |
validate()
Returns true the method is ready to execute, false otherwise. |
| Method Detail |
public String getName()
public HostConfiguration getHostConfiguration()
null
if none is setpublic void setPath(String path)
path
- The path of the HTTP method. The path is expected
to be URL encoded.public String getPath()
public URI getURI() throws URIException
URIException
- if a URI cannot be constructedpublic void setURI(URI uri) throws URIException
uri
- URI to be setURIException
- if a URI cannot be setpublic void setStrictMode(boolean strictMode)
HttpParams.setParameter(String, Object)
to exercise a more granular control over HTTP protocol strictness.
strictMode
- true for strict mode, false otherwiseisStrictMode()
public boolean isStrictMode()
HttpParams.setParameter(String, Object)
to exercise a more granular control over HTTP protocol strictness.
setStrictMode(boolean)
public void setRequestHeader(String headerName, String headerValue)
headerName
- the header's nameheaderValue
- the header's valuesetRequestHeader(Header)
,
getRequestHeader(String)
,
removeRequestHeader(String)
public void setRequestHeader(Header header)
header
- the header to be setsetRequestHeader(String,String)
,
getRequestHeader(String)
,
removeRequestHeader(String)
public void addRequestHeader(String headerName, String headerValue)
headerName
- the header's nameheaderValue
- the header's valueaddRequestHeader(Header)
,
getRequestHeader(String)
,
removeRequestHeader(String)
public void addRequestHeader(Header header)
header
- the headeraddRequestHeader(String,String)
,
getRequestHeader(String)
,
removeRequestHeader(String)
public Header getRequestHeader(String headerName)
headerName
- the header namepublic void removeRequestHeader(String headerName)
headerName
- the header namepublic void removeRequestHeader(Header header)
header
- the headerpublic boolean getFollowRedirects()
public void setFollowRedirects(boolean followRedirects)
followRedirects
- true if the method will automatically follow redirects,
false otherwise.public void setQueryString(String queryString)
queryString
- the query to be used in the request, with no leading '?' charactergetQueryString()
,
setQueryString(NameValuePair[])
public void setQueryString(NameValuePair[] params)
params
- An array of NameValuePair
s to use as the query string.
The name/value pairs will be automatically URL encoded and should not
have been encoded previously.getQueryString()
,
setQueryString(String)
,
EncodingUtil.formUrlEncode(NameValuePair[], String)
public String getQueryString()
setQueryString(NameValuePair[])
,
setQueryString(String)
public Header[] getRequestHeaders()
addRequestHeader
.
If there are multiple request headers with the same name (e.g. Cookie
),
they will be returned as multiple entries in the array.addRequestHeader(Header)
,
addRequestHeader(String,String)
public Header[] getRequestHeaders(String headerName)
headerName
- the name of the headers to be returned.public boolean validate()
public int getStatusCode()
public String getStatusText()
public Header[] getResponseHeaders()
public Header getResponseHeader(String headerName)
headerName
- The name of the header to be returned.public Header[] getResponseHeaders(String headerName)
headerName
- the name of the headers to be returned.public Header[] getResponseFooters()
public Header getResponseFooter(String footerName)
footerName
- The name of the footer.public byte[] getResponseBody() throws IOException
null
is returned. Note that this method does not propagate I/O exceptions.
If an error occurs while reading the body, null
will be returned.null
if the
body is not available.IOException
- if an I/O (transport) problem occurspublic String getResponseBodyAsString() throws IOException
String
.
If response body is not available or cannot be read, null is returned.
The raw bytes in the body are converted to a String
using the
character encoding specified in the response's Content-Type header, or
ISO-8859-1 if the response did not specify a character set.
Note that this method does not propagate I/O exceptions.
If an error occurs while reading the body, null
will be returned.
String
, or null
if the body is not available.IOException
- if an I/O (transport) problem occurspublic InputStream getResponseBodyAsStream() throws IOException
null
is returned. Additionally, null
may be returned
if releaseConnection()
has been called or
if this method was called previously and the resulting stream was closed.null
if it is not availableIOException
- if an I/O (transport) problem occurspublic boolean hasBeenUsed()
executed
,
but not recycled
.public int execute(HttpState state, HttpConnection connection) throws HttpException, IOException
HttpConnection
and
HttpState
.state
- the state
information to associate with this methodconnection
- the connection
used to execute
this HTTP methodIOException
- If an I/O (transport) error occurs. Some transport exceptions
can be recovered from.HttpException
- If a protocol exception occurs. Usually protocol exceptions
cannot be recovered from.public void abort()
execute(HttpState, HttpConnection)
public void recycle()
releaseConnection()
public void releaseConnection()
After this method is called, getResponseBodyAsStream()
will return
null
, and getResponseBody()
and getResponseBodyAsString()
may return null
.
public void addResponseFooter(Header footer)
Note: This method is for internal use only and should not be called by external clients.
footer
- the footer to addpublic StatusLine getStatusLine()
null
if the method has not been executed.null
if the method has not been executedpublic boolean getDoAuthentication()
setDoAuthentication(boolean)
public void setDoAuthentication(boolean doAuthentication)
doAuthentication
- true to process authentication challenges
automatically, false otherwise.getDoAuthentication()
public HttpMethodParams getParams()
HTTP protocol parameters
associated with this method.HttpMethodParams
public void setParams(HttpMethodParams params)
HTTP protocol parameters
for this method.HttpMethodParams
public AuthState getHostAuthState()
authentication state
public AuthState getProxyAuthState()
authentication state
public boolean isRequestSent()
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Linda Rising is an independent consultant who lives near Nashville, Tennessee. Linda has a Ph.D. from Arizona State University in the area of object-based design metrics. Her background includes university teaching as well as work in industry in telecommunications, avionics, and strategic weapons systems. She is an internationally known presenter on topics related to agile development, patterns, retrospectives, the change process, and the connection between the latest neuroscience and software development. Linda is the author of numerous articles and has published several books: Design Patterns in Communications, The Pattern Almanac 2000, A Patterns Handbook, and with co-author Mary Lynn Manns, Fearless Change: Patterns for introducing new ideas and released in 2015 More Fearless Change. Her web site is: www.lindarising.org
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Good article on MSDN about NHibernate


This track displays human tissue microarray data using Affymetrix Human Exon 1.0 GeneChip and was produced as part of the ENCODE Project. This track in the hg19 assembly is a continuation of the work displayed in the hg18 assembly with additional cell lines.
The display for this track shows probe location and signal value as grayscale-colored items where higher signal values correspond to darker-colored blocks. Items with score of 1000 are in the highest 10% quantile for signal value of that particular cell type. Similarly, items scoring 900 are the next 10% quantile and at the bottom of scale, items scoring 100 are in the lowest 10% quantile for signal value.
The subtracks within this composite annotation track correspond to data from different cell types and tissues. The configuration options are shown at the top of the track description page, followed by a list of subtracks. To display only selected subtracks, uncheck the boxes next to the tracks you wish to hide.
For information regarding specific microarray probes, look under the "Expression" track group and turn on the Affy Exon Array track.
Metadata for a particular subtrack can be found by clicking the down arrow in the list of subtracks.
Cells were grown according to the approved ENCODE cell culture protocols. A subset of the cells were stored frozen in RNAlater. For the WI-38 Tamoxifen-treated (4OHTAM_20nM_72hr) cell type, cells at 50-80% confluency were treated for 72 hours with 20 nM 4-hydroxytamoxifen in growth medium (from a 1000X working stock in absolute ethanol). At harvest, greater than 95% of DNA synthesis was inhibited and the cells had an induced fusiform/round morphology with greater than 95% showing dramatic senescence-associated heterochromatic foci. Total RNA was labeled and hybridized to Affymetrix Human Exon 1.0 ST V2 arrays using hg19 probesets. Exon and gene level expression analysis were carried out using Affymetrix ExACT 1.2.1 and Affymetrix Expression Console 1.1 software tools. Samples were quantile normalized for background correction and Probe Logarithmic Intensity Error summarized. More detailed methods are here.
This is release 4 (Jul 2012) of this track. A patch update has removed previously released K562 zinc-finger experiments due to a data merging issue. This update adds in H7-hESC cells that have been differentiated with different time courses.
Data were verified by sequencing biological replicates displaying correlation coefficient of 0.9 or greater.
These data were generated by the University of Washington ENCODE group.
Contact: Richard Sandstrom
Hansen RS, Thomas S, Sandstrom R, Canfield TK, Thurman RE, Weaver M, Dorschner MO, Gartler SM, Stamatoyannopoulos JA. Sequencing newly replicated DNA reveals widespread plasticity in human replication timing. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2010 Jan 5;107(1):139-44.
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Time in Quantum Physics may be related to Φ. The Golden Ratio seems to be appearing in several places in the Quantum Physics Model. Because an electron has an electric charge and an intrinsic rotational motion, or spin, it behaves in some respects like a small bar magnet and is said to have a magnetic moment. Because the electron also has mass, it behaves in some respects like a spinning top, and is said to have spin angular momentum.
The g factor of the electron is defined as the ratio of its magnetic moment to its sπn angular momentum. The electron g-factor is due to the stretching of space-time as the electron sπns at the speed of light.
Mathematically, the electron g-factor is approximately:
g (factor)e = -2 / sin (Ø)
and the proton g-factor is approximately:
g (factor)p = 2Ø / sin (1/Ø)
Thus, it appears that the Golden Ratio, or Φ, is a constant produced by time.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) states these g factor constants as per the table below.
| g factor electron | g factor proton | |
|---|---|---|
| Φ -based | -2.0022334732293 | 5.5848781529840 |
| Per NIST | -2.0023193043718 | 5.5856947010000 |
| Variance | -0.004287% | -0.014619% |
While the Φ -based approach is not exactly equal to the NIST constant, with quantum level constants, there will always be a difference between theoretical work and empirical work. This can be due to the irregularities in the metal of the test equipment, stray background radiations, or a host of other minute causes. The results of any empirical measurement always show some degree of statistical spread as a consequence.
Such constants are adjusted as new measuring techniques and better materials become available. So, any theoretical value that is within one part in a thousand has scientific value. Even if the degree of accuracy of a constant is believed to be accurate to within one part in a billion this is true. The accuracy of one part in a billion could mean that a stable condition for a specific experiment configuration has been achieved, but that particular configuration could still be influencing the measurement to a small degree.
Emergence theory predicts a fundamental, natural phenomenon that is so strange yet so prevalent that, with no physics theory having ever explained it, has been largely ignored by the scientific establishment and often seen as the stuff of amateur scientists and hobbyists. This phenomenon is the ubiquity of the golden ratio in nature from the micro (including the Planck scale) to the macro scale. Upon learning of a golden ratio related fact, most scientists will often treat it as a coincidence. However, the statistical probability of the golden ratio’s unrelenting prevalence to such high accuracy is practically zero.
Emergence theory is based deeply on the notion of language. A powerful language is one which has the ability to express the maximum amount of meaning with the least number of choices, since each choice requires resources. A resource in this sense can be a unit of electricity spent for a logic gate to be opened to activate a binary choice in a computer language, or a calorie or two of energy needed to make a mental choice of what shirt to wear. After all, physical reality is geometric.
And this is where the golden ratio comes in. Quasicrystals are golden ratio based geometric languages. They are codes made of geometric symbols. Since reality is three dimensional, we suggest to look first to see if reality might be written in the code 3D quasicrystals. Time and motion could simply be ordered sequences of different 3D quasicrystal configurations, “played” rapidly like a 3D strip of film frames. Ideas like the invariance of the speed of light could be explained using new ideas like an update of the de Broglie electron clock model.
Any 3D quasicrystal is really just an interactive network of 1D quasicrystals. The most foundational and simplest 1D quasicrystal, the Fibonacci chain, has two geometric “letters” in its language. (Yes, quasicrystals are languages or codes because they fully meet the definition by having (1) a finite set of two or more symbols, (2) symbol matching rules and (3) syntactical degrees of freedom.) The two geometric letters in a Fibonacci chain quasicrystal are lengths with a ratio of one to the other that is the golden ratio, where the long length has a ratio to the short length that is the same ratio as the long length to the sum of the long + short length. It’s the only ratio in math that switch hits like this.
Languages that have a lot of letters are costly. Imagine if the English language had 23 million letters! Working with it would be mentally difficult and would certainly not conserve choices. Let’s clarify: all choices are not equally resource intensive. Does it require more mental energy to choose between vanilla and chocolate or to choose from 100 delicious flavours of ice cream? Similarly, languages with fewer letters require less resources for each choice of letter. This is one reason why this text you’re reading is expressed as binary code under the secondary level of English words. In a geometric code, like the quasicrystal code nature might be using, a two-letter code might be powerful as well. And the only way to get networks of 1D codes to act as an interactive 3D network of 1D codes is to use the golden ratio. Explaining that might take a bit more time and a little math. But suffice it to say that the golden ratio is a powerful tool for building physics.


SVG stands for Scalable Vector Graphics, an XML grammar for stylable graphics, usable as an XML namespace.
To be scalable means to increase or decrease uniformly. In terms of graphics, scalable means not being limited to a single, fixed, pixel size. On the Web, scalable means that a particular technology can grow to a large number of files, a large number of users, a wide variety of applications. SVG, being a graphics technology for the Web, is scalable in both senses of the word.
SVG graphics are scalable to different display resolutions, so that for example printed output uses the full resolution of the printer and can be displayed at the same size on screens of different resolutions. The same SVG graphic can be placed at different sizes on the same Web page, and re-used at different sizes on different pages. SVG graphics can be magnified to see fine detail, or to aid those with low vision.
SVG graphics are scalable because the same SVG content can be a stand-alone graphic or can be referenced or included inside other SVG graphics, thereby allowing a complex illustration to be built up in parts, perhaps by several people. The symbol, marker and font capabilities promote re-use of graphical components, maximize the advantages of HTTP caching and avoid the need for a centralized registry of approved symbols.
Vector graphics contain geometric objects such as lines and curves. This gives greater flexibility compared to raster-only formats (such as PNG and JPEG) which have to store information for every pixel of the graphic. Typically, vector formats can also integrate raster images and can combine them with vector information such as clipping paths to produce a complete illustration; SVG is no exception.
Since all modern displays are raster-oriented, the difference between raster-only and vector graphics comes down to where they are rasterized; client side in the case of vector graphics, as opposed to already rasterized on the server. SVG gives control over the rasterization process, for example to allow anti-aliased artwork without the ugly aliasing typical of low quality vector implementations. SVG also provides client-side raster filter effects, so that moving to a vector format does not mean the loss of popular effects such as soft drop shadows.
Most existing XML grammars represent either textual information, or represent raw data such as financial information. They typically provide only rudimentary graphical capabilities, often less capable than the HTML 'img' element. SVG fills a gap in the market by providing a rich, structured description of vector and mixed vector/raster graphics; it can be used stand-alone, or as an XML namespace with other grammars.
XML, a for structured information exchange, has become extremely popular and is both widely and reliably implemented. By being written in XML, SVG builds on this strong foundation and gains many advantages such as a sound basis for internationalization, powerful structuring capability, an object model, and so on. By building on existing, cleanly-implemented specifications, XML-based grammars are open to implementation without a huge reverse engineering effort.
It is certainly useful to have a stand-alone, SVG-only viewer. But SVG is also intended to be used as one component in a multi-namespace XML application. This multiplies the power of each of the namespaces used, to allow innovative new content to be created. For example, SVG graphics may be included in a document which uses any text-oriented XML namespace - including XHTML. A scientific document, for example, might also use MathML for mathematics in the document. The combination of SVG and SMIL leads to interesting, time based, graphically rich presentations.
SVG is a good, general-purpose component for any multi-namespace grammar that needs to use graphics.
The advantages of style sheets in terms of presentational control, flexibility, faster download and improved maintenance are now generally accepted, certainly for use with text. SVG extends this control to the realm of graphics.
The combination of scripting, DOM and CSS is often termed "Dynamic HTML" and is widely used for animation, interactivity and presentational effects. SVG allows the same script-based manipulation of the document tree and the style sheet.
With any XML grammar, consideration has to be given to what exactly is being modelled. For textual formats, modelling is typically at the level of paragraphs and phrases, rather than individual nouns, adverbs, or phonemes. Similarly, SVG models graphics at the level of graphical objects rather than individual points.
SVG provides a general path element, which can be used to create a huge variety of graphical objects, and also provides common basic shapes such as rectangles and ellipses. These are convenient for hand coding and may be used in the same ways as the more general path element. SVG provides fine control over the coordinate system in which graphical objects are defined and the transformations that will be applied during rendering.
It would have been possible to define some standard symbols that SVG would provide. But which ones? There would always be additional symbols for electronics, cartography, flowcharts, etc., that people would need that were not provided until the "next version". SVG allows users to create, re-use and share their own symbols without requiring a centralized registry. Communities of users can create and refine the symbols that they need, without having to ask a committee. Designers can be sure exactly of the graphical appearance of the symbols they use and not have to worry about unsupported symbols.
Symbols may be used at different sizes and orientations, and can be restyled to fit in with the rest of the graphical composition.
Many existing Web graphics use the filtering operations found in paint packages to create blurs, shadows, lighting effects and so on. With the client-side rasterization used with vector formats, such effects might be thought impossible. SVG allows the declarative specification of filters, either singly or in combination, which can be applied on the client side when the SVG is rendered. These are specified in such a way that the graphics are still scalable and displayable at different resolutions.
Graphically rich material is often highly dependent on the particular font used and the exact spacing of the glyphs. In many cases, designers convert text to outlines to avoid any font substitution problems. This means that the original text is not present and thus searchability and accessibility suffer. In response to feedback from designers, SVG includes font elements so that both text and graphical appearance are preserved.
Animation can be produced via script-based manipulation of the document, but scripts are difficult to edit and interchange between authoring tools is harder. Again in response to feedback from the design community, SVG includes declarative animation elements which were designed collaboratively by the SVG and SYMM Working Groups. This allows the animated effects common in existing Web graphics to be expressed in SVG.
There are a variety of ways in which SVG content can be included within a Web page. Here are some of the options:


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A basic content container component that adds the styles of a Material design card. While this component can be used alone, it also provides a number of preset styles for common card sections, including: - md-card-title - md-card-subtitle - md-card-content - md-card-actions - md-card-footer
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Featuring Hrithik Roshan and Aishwarya Rai. Looks fabulous. Looking forward to it!


Geocaching Trip
Geocaching trip
A quick geocaching trip seemed to be in order this weekend to grab the new souvenir that was released for palindrome day.
To get the souvenir, only a single geocache was needed, and that was initially all I decided to head out to get, but as I planned it, I ended up thinking I could do a nice loop and get more than just a single cache. It would also be a chance to get out and explore the local area by bike, so that’s what I did.
My geocaching toolkit managed to fit quite nicely on to my bike.
The only downside to the current cockpit layout as shown is that the Garmin Edge Explore has no support for geocaching itself, so I had to take another GPS with me (in this instance, I just took my phone as I wasn’t expecting to be out for hours).
Well it all seemed to work quite well! The only downside was the weather which wasn’t great but I did manage to clear out a good few - and I was able to get the mystery cache that I’d set out to get, so that was worth the rain and mud!
I got home, very muddy, but with 13 caches under my belt for the two hour ride which I thought was a good haul. There were a good mix of caches - with two getting a favourite point -GC8EHCH - Singin' in the rain and GC6A9C6 - Creosote and Knockin' Pins.
I managed to get myself the souvenir as well, so mission accomplished! Overall, it was good to get out and explore the local area, as well as get some geocaches. The bike worked well, allowing me to get to the caches quicker, as I’d have not been able to get to as many as I did without it (in the same time frame). It was rarely in the way of getting the caches and at times it was helpful to access caches without raising the suspicions of the muggles!


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In the early hours of Jan. 15, 2017, Maleek Irons was arrested and charged with resisting arrest, obstructing official business and driving under the influence after the Athens Police Department found him driving his car into other vehicles.
He was 20, fresh off a season that saw him rush for five touchdowns and help Ohio reach the Mid-American Conference Championship Game.
That night, the first phone call he made was to his mother, Jolene. Instead of making the trek from Chilliwack, British Columbia, she told him that he’d gotten himself in this mess, he could get himself out.
It was time to be a man.
So, he matured. Almost two years later, Maleek is now a semester away from graduation. He’s back to working for the MAC Championship that eluded him two seasons ago.
“I felt like the coaching staff and Maleek were handling it,” Jolene said. “At some point, he’s an adult. At some point, all of us are going to have to handle things on our own.”
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Malleek Irons dives for the end zone while on a run against the UMass defense. Malik would have two touchdowns on the day, as the Bobcats would go on to win 58-42 agasint the Minutemen.
That night was the lowest point of his life, he says. He lost a year of his eligibility. He was not allowed to play for a season, except with the practice squad. He didn’t travel with the team, and he wasn’t always watching films with his teammates.
To put it bluntly, Maleek Irons was isolated for the first time in his life. He was forced to have some tough conversations but one specifically stands out.
Maleek was called into coach Frank Solich’s office a few days after his arrest. In the room was Solich, offensive coordinator Tim Albin and director of operations Chris Rodgers.
He was embarrassed, and they had to talk about some tough things, most notably his future. Jolene believes she became closer with the coaching staff after the arrest. She knows it isn’t for the best reason, but she appreciates all the help Solich and Albin have provided her son and the constant contact they shared.
For a time, there was a chance that Irons would transfer out or be expelled from Ohio.
“They supported me, stood behind me and believed in me,” Maleek said. “I’ll be forever grateful.”
Jolene was disappointed in him and his actions. She was shocked that her only son would do such a thing. She thought back to the Maleek she knew as a kid who loved to play football.
Growing up in Chilliwack, he couldn’t play football as a kid, so he played rugby starting at the age of 7. Finally, when he was 9, his football team had enough kids to form a team in his age group. He always knew he wanted to be a football player, Jolene says.
In 2012 as a junior in high school, he rushed for 3,200 yards, averaging 10.5 yards per carry. He finished with 45 touchdowns. That summer, he started to attend a lot of football camps in the U.S. He played on Team British Columbia in the 2012 and 2013 International Bowl in Texas and played on Team Canada.
He initially started to receive a few offers from both sides of the border. Then, one day out of the blue, Maleek received a letter, offering a full scholarship to play football at Ohio. It was the first time anybody from Athens had made contact with him throughout the recruiting process.
Former graduate assistant Vince Luciani first contacted Irons, but from there, Albin took over most of the recruiting process. He liked what he saw from the Canadian running back.

“I did want to come here. I like the players and coaches that I met here,” he said. “It only took me a few hours to know I wanted to play here.”
Maleek went home for four months after the arrest, spent time with his family and reevaluated his life. He trained and changed his lifestyle.
 He felt that during the 2016 season, he wasn’t focused on or off the field. One of the reasons he was arrested was because he didn’t truly have a focus.
Since then, he’s made his future the focus. He understands that this will probably be the last season he will ever play football, and he hopes to be a firefighter after graduation.
Maleek and Jolene both say the reasons he wants to become a firefighter stems from his grandfather, who was a career fireman and was a fire chief for 30 years. Maleek was close with him as a child, and he’s always known that he wants to follow in his footsteps.
“I want to start a family, be a firefighter and support my family,” he said. “I’m not saying this is my last season. But it is what it is, I have to move on at some point. Life moves on.”
The other focus during the year of suspension was training. Along with focus, he felt like he could be a better football player. Yes, he could be a better person. But he could make a bigger impact on the field.
Most of that came from the loss in Detroit just a few months before the arrest. Being forced to sit out for a season didn’t help his want for a championship. He was forced to watch the Bobcats squander success in 2017 by finishing their last two regular season games with losses.
It’s been almost two full years since the loss to Western Michigan in the MAC Championship Game. He feels that with a stronger running attack that night, Ohio could’ve won. He puts some of that on himself, and that’s why the training was so crucial.
Halfway through the season, it has seemed to pay off. He’s second on the team in total rushing and reached the 100-yard mark against UMass for the first time in his career. He has also scored four touchdowns, just one short of his mark in 2016.
“The exact play I can think about from the MAC Championship (Game) is when Greg (Windham) threw the interception (on Ohio’s final drive),” Maleek said. “I kind of went down in a squat position, not a good feeling. I didn’t cry, but I was very, very disappointed.
I have never won a championship. That would’ve been it. I would’ve gotten a big pinky ring. Hopefully we can get one this year.”
“At the end of the day he is the one that needs to decide what he will learn from any given situation. He’s a good kid who made some wrong choices, it’s how you handle them that really shows what type of person you are”Jolene Irons
Jolene makes the trek into Washington every Saturday to watch her son play football, a dream he chased down and achieved. ESPN isn’t available for her to watch his games in Canada.
She takes some family friends with her to the same restaurant, where Maleek says they usually eat Mexican food. He always knows that no matter what, his “momma” will be his biggest supporter.
The game will be on the TV, as she’s become a regular. The game will also be pulled up on her phone, so she can get a closer look at the game.
She could’ve told her son to drop out of college and come home after his arrest, but she didn’t. She wanted her son to keep chasing his dream. That’s what he did when he opted to play rugby when football wasn’t available.
“He will always have our support to get him through things,” Jolene said. “At the end of the day, he is the one that needs to decide what he will learn from any given situation. He’s a good kid who made some wrong choices. It’s how you handle them that really shows what type of person you are.”
She isn’t able to make the trip to many games, only a couple per season. The trek involves flying to Columbus, which may include a layover. She always makes sure that she can get a few days to see him, especially because the travel is so long.
This Saturday, Maleek will play in the Homecoming game against Bowling Green. It will be the first time in two seasons since he played in front of a Homecoming crowd.
He’s excited. He’s learned from his mistakes. He’s never felt better about himself on or off the field. Now, he’s ready to show his “momma” how much he’s improved.
On Saturday, Jolene will see Maleek play in-person for the first time since 2016.
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Contents
- Emulating Touch Events
- Emulating Device Viewports
- Useragent Spoofing
- Network Bandwidth Throttling
- Geolocation Overrides
- Device Orientation Overrides
- CSS Media Type Emulation
- Frequently Asked Questions
The mobile web has evolved to enable increasingly sophisticated applications, which we often wish to debug during development on the desktop. The DevTools include support for a number of features that can help with this which we will walk through in this section.
Note: Some of our documentation may be ahead of the stable version of Chrome. If you are unable to locate a feature listed, we recommend trying Chrome Canary which contains the latest version of the DevTools.
Emulating Touch Events
Touch is an input method that's difficult to test on the desktop, since most desktops don't have touch input. Having to test on mobile can lengthen your development cycle, since every change you make needs to be pushed out to a server and then loaded on the device.
A solution to this problem is to simulate touch events on your development machine. For single-touches, the Chrome DevTools supports single touch event emulation to make it easier to debug mobile applications on the desktop.
To enable support for touch event emulation:
- Click on the Settings cog and open up the Overrides panel
- Scroll down and check "Enable touch events"
- Reload your page
Your mouse actions will now also trigger the relevant touch events: touchstart
, touchmove
and touchend
.
Notes
- Feature detects such as
Modernizr.touch
will now succeed on page refresh. - This feature, like many other overrides, will only work while the DevTools are open.
- The cursor will change to a small circle, to emulate a fingertip size.
- Enabling "Emulate touch events" does not disable mouse events entirely, as they are fired on touch devices. Try this touch event listener test page. touch as another option we can debug with.
- On click, the order of events fired is currently:
touchstart > mousedown > touchmove > touchend > mouseup > click
. On touch devices, this order is slightly different. The tools will shortly be updated with the right order. -
elem.ontouch*
handlers will currently not fire with this feature. Use the--touch-events
command line flag to let Chrome trigger these handlers.
Debugging touch events
- Open up the Canvas Fingerpaint Demo
- Navigate to the Sources panel
- Expand the "Event Listener Breakpoints" sub-panel
- Check the "touchstart" and "touchmove" events under "Touch"
- Move your cursor over the paint area
- The debugger should successfully pause on the draw() method
monitorEvents
from the command line API:
monitorEvents(document.body, 'touch')
Multi-touch
Multi-touch events can be simulated if you have a device with touch input, such as a modern Apple MacBook. For further assistance with multi-touch event simulation, see the "Developer tools" chapter of the Multi-touch web development guide on HTML5 Rocks.
Emulating Device Viewports
It's often easier to start prototyping on the desktop and then tackle the mobile-specific parts on the devices you intend to support. Device emulation can make this process more straightforward.
The DevTools support for device emulation includes native User Agent and dimension overriding. This allows you to emulate and debug mobile viewport issues like CSS media query breakpoints for various devices and settings.
Changing the user agent will prefill the device metrics values with the device pixel sizes of those devices. For example, selecting the Nexus S will prefix a resolution of 480x800.
Notes
- The button following the Screen resolution values () will swap the width and height.
- At present, Font scale factor will only set the text zoom. There are however plans to change this in the future to better emulate mobile devices using text autosizing and real device pixel ratio emulation. Until then, the current state will never be 100% accurate and may exhibit some visual artifacts and unexpected behavior when scaling the page.
- Fit in window will rescale the area available to the page to exclude the area occupied by the DevTools. This may be useful if your page now descends below the bottom of the DevTools, though keep in mind this will scale the page metrics.
- Device media queries (e.g
@media only screen and (min-device-width:768px){}
) will be enabled according to the values defined here. There is presently no other way those can be mimicked. - You may want to undock DevTools or dock it to the right while working with emulated viewport settings.
- Currently, setting device metrics will not emulate the behavior specified in a
<meta name="viewport">
tag or (@viewport { … }
rule). You can run Chrome with additional flags to emulate mobile viewport behavior:
Chrome --force-compositing-mode --enable-threaded-compositing --enable-pinch --enable-viewport --enable-fixed-layout
With these flags set, viewport settings will be honored. (page without viewport, page with viewport):
Useragent Spoofing
Emulating The User Agent
- Navigate to the Chrome for mobile homepage
- Open up the Overrides menu in the DevTools
- Check "User Agent"
- Select "Android 2.3 - Nexus S"
The result is that first, the User Agent string for the current page changes to Android 2.3. Next, the Device Metrics option has been automatically enabled and the Screen resolution and Font scale factor fields set to those emulating the chosen device.
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Notes
- If you would like to contribute patches to support new device presets, please see our contribution docs.
Network Bandwidth Throttling
The DevTools don't currently support network throttling, however it's important to understand and test the impact of slower connections on your site.
On Mac, we recommend using the Network Link Conditioner that is available via X Code. It has presets for network conditions like EDGE, 3G, DSL, WiFi, High Latency DNS, Very Bad Network, and 100% Loss. Changes made within Network Link Conditioner will affect all system network traffic, including Chrome or any running emulators and simulators.
On Windows, we recommend using Charles Proxy. Whereas Network Link Conditioner will affect all system traffic, you can set Charles as a proxy for specific application and only affect their traffic. Do note that a proxy may change network behavior and performance characteristics beyond just the bandwidth speed.
On Linux, there are many options for traffic shaping; trickle is a recommended option.
Geolocation Overrides
When working with HTML5 geolocation support in an application, it can be useful to debug the output received when using different values for longitude and latitude. The DevTools support both overriding position values for navigator.geolocation and simulating geolocation not being available via the Overrides menu.
Overriding geolocation positions
- Navigate to the Geolocation demo
- Allow the page access to your position. This should hopefully be accurate.
- Open up the Overrides menu in the DevTools
- Check "Override Geolocation" then enter in Lat = 41.4949819 and Lat = -0.1461206
- Refresh the page. The demo will now use your overridden positions for geolocation
- Now check the "Emulate position unavailable" option
- Refresh the page. The demo will now inform you that finding your location failed
Device Orientation Overrides
Many new mobile devices are now shipping with accelerometers, gyroscopes, compasses and other hardware designed to determine capture motion and orientation data. Many web browsers access to that new hardware, such as via the HTML5 DeviceOrientation events. These events provide developers with information about the orientation, motion and acceleration of the device.
If your application is taking advantage of device orientation events, it can also be useful to override the values received by these events during debugging to avoid the need to test them on a physical mobile device.
Overriding orientation values
- Navigate to the Device Orientation demo
- You should see a standard HTML5 logo along with the current orientation values listed above it
- Open up the Overrides menu in the DevTools
- Check "Override Device Orientation"
- You will see three fields:
- α: how much the device has been rotated around the z-axis
- β: how much the device is tilted left-to-right
- γ: how much it's tilted front-to-back.
- Change the values to the following:
- α - 0
- β - 60
- γ - 60
We have altered the left/right tilt and front/back tilt, in this case resulting in our application being emulated as rotating in a clockwise direction.
CSS Media Type Emulation
CSS media types allow us to apply different styles to a page depending on the medium it is being used through (e.g print, screen, tv, braille and so on).
Emulating media types
- Navigate to HTML5 Rocks
- Open up the Overrides menu in the DevTools
- Enable "Emulate CSS media" and select the "print" media type option from the drop-down box.
- The page will adjust to using a stylesheet for the chosen CSS media type if one is available
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do the DevTools support remote debugging?
A: Yes. Please see our remote debugging
documentation for more information.
Q: Can the DevTools emulate lower GPU memory limits or slower CPUs, as found on mobile devices?
A: Currently there is no means within DevTools or Chrome to emulate these characteristics.


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This is a Titanium module that provides access to the Hipmob live chat view within a Titanium application. Hipmob provides an SDK for real-time communication that can be used to provide live support to your users (via chat) or to build user-to-user chat or group chat into your mobile or web app; it's as simple as downloading our libraries (for iOS, Android or the web), integrating them into your apps with an app key we provide and then your app has real-time communications (so you can talk to users or they can talk to each other). No server setup or code to write, just real time communication that scales with you: talk with your users, make them happy. This module extends support for the Hipmob live chat to all Titanium Android apps.
Get your free account from https://manage.hipmob.com and get started.
To access this module from JavaScript, you would do the following:
<modules />
node in tiapp.xml: <modules> <module platform="ios" version="0.3.0">com.hipmobtitanium.ios</module> </modules>
Add this to your javascript: var hipmob = require('com.hipmobtitanium.ios');
The hipmob variable is now a reference to the Module object.
returns a chat view initialized with the necessary settings.
The app id can be obtained by visiting https://manage.hipmob.com and creating a free account. The user id is a unique identifier associated with the app's user that you provide: it could be generated from your backend, or retrieved from a third-party authentication system (such as Facebook or Twitter) and is optional for support chats. For user-to-user chat the user id is required, and you must also supply a peer: the unique identifier associated with the other user in the conversation.
var chatView = hipmob.createChatView({ appId: "<your app id>", userId: "<your user's id>", // optional top: 0, //optional left: 0, // optional right: 0, // optional bottom: 0, // optional peer: "<peer's id (for user-to-user chat)>", // optional name: "<user's name>", // optional email: "<user's email>", // optional context: "<user's context information>", // optional location: "<user's location string>" // optional });
Once the containing window is shown, call the start() function to initialize the chat session. When the containing window is about to be closed (or in the close event handler) call the stop() function to shutdown the chat session.
Called once the containing window has been shown: this initializes the chat session.
chatView.start();
Called once the containing window is being discarded: this shuts down the chat session and releases any associated resources.
chatView.stop();
Called to update the user's name (which is transmitted to the operator or used as the display name for any peer-to-peer messages).
chatView.setName(newName);
Called to update the user's email address (which is transmitted to the operator).
chatView.setEmail(newEmailAddress);
Called to update the user's context information (which is transmitted to the operator). The context information can be used to indicate to the operator specific actions the user is taking (for example, in a shopping application it could show the product the user is looking at as they browse the store).
chatView.setContext(newContext);
Called to update the user's location string (which is transmitted to the operator).
chatView.setLocation(newLocation);
returns the constant for EVENT_CONNECTED -- for use in an event listener
chatView.addEventListener(hipmob.EVENT_CONNECTED, function(data){ alert("chat session was just connected"); });
returns the constant for EVENT_DISCONNECTED -- for use in an event listener
chatView.addEventListener(hipmob.EVENT_DISCONNECTED, function(data){ alert("chat session was just disconnected"); });
returns the constant for EVENT_MESSAGE_RECEIVED -- for use in an event listener.
The event data contains the following keys:
chatView.addEventListener(hipmob.EVENT_MESSAGE_RECEIVED, function(data){ alert("message received from ["+data.from+"]: ["+data.text+"]"); });
returns the constant for EVENT_OPERATOR_ONLINE -- for use in an event listener
chatView.addEventListener(hipmob.EVENT_OPERATOR_ONLINE, function(data){ alert("operators are standing by"); });
returns the constant for EVENT_OPERATOR_OFFLINE -- for use in an event listener
chatView.addEventListener(hipmob.EVENT_OPERATOR_OFFLINE, function(data){ alert("no operators are currently available"); });
returns the constant for EVENT_USER_ONLINE -- for use in an event listener
The event data contains a single key: user, the unique identifier for the other user that came online.
chatView.addEventListener(hipmob.EVENT_USER_ONLINE, function(data){ alert("["+data.user+"] is now online"); });
returns the constant for EVENT_USER_OFFLINE -- for use in an event listener
The event data contains a single key: user, the unique identifier for the other user that came online.
chatView.addEventListener(hipmob.EVENT_USER_OFFLINE, function(data){ alert("["+data.user+"] is no longer available"); });
returns the constant for EVENT_URL_RECEIVED -- for use in an event listener
The event data includes a single key: url, the URL that was pushed. If no event handler is set for this event then the URL will be launched with an Intent.
chatView.addEventListener(hipmob.EVENT_URL_RECEIVED, function(data){ alert("received a url: ["+data.url+"]"); });
See example.
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