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Northport is one of the largest multi-purpose ports of its kind in the national ports system offering dedicated facilities and services to handle wide variety of cargoes ranging from containers to cars, break bulk cargoes as well as capacity to handle liquid and dry bulk cargoes of all types and shipment sizes. Its facilities are located at two locations - in Northport, Southpoint for conventional cargo handling and in Northport where the state-of-the-art container handling facilities are located. Northport logistics further adds value to the business entity.
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Romeo – Ripped & On Fire!
by SL SocialWith Cape Town City attacker Kermit Romeo Erasmus banging in the goals for the Mother City club this season, it can be said that the ex-Feyenoord man is one of the most in-shape stars in the PSL. Check it out!
A midweek brace against Polokwane City in the Absa Premiership ensured that the mercurial forward now has eight goals in 12 games across all competitions this season.
With two assists to his name too, Erasmus is not only in the form of his life but also appears to be in mint condition as far as his looking after his body is concerned.
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Quickly and graphically show missing values and classes of each variable and each observation of a data.frame. The aim is to show pattern of missing values and if there is wrong class attribution.
| Version: | 0.2.1 |
| Depends: | ggplot2, methods |
| Published: | 2014-01-16 |
| Author: | Joris Muller |
| Maintainer: | Joris Muller <joris.muller at etu.unistra.fr> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL] |
| URL: | https://github.com/jomuller/dfexplore |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | dfexplore results |
| Reference manual: | dfexplore.pdf |
| Package source: | dfexplore_0.2.1.tar.gz |
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Former BMW executive Duesmann named new CEO at rival Audi
by The Associated PressBERLIN -- German automaker Audi says former BMW executive Markus Duesmann is to become its new chief executive.
Audi said Friday that the 50-year-old succeeds current CEO Bram Schot on April 1.
Herbert Diess, the head of Volkswagen, of which Audi is a part, called Duesmann an "excellent engineer."
Audi has struggled to keep up with rivals BMW and Daimler in recent years.


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Library: Foundation
Package: Text
Header: Poco/UnicodeConverter.h
Description
A convenience class that converts strings from UTF-8 encoded std::strings to UTF-16 or UTF-32 encoded std::wstrings and vice-versa.
This class is mainly used for working with the Unicode Windows APIs and probably won't be of much use anywhere else ???
Member Summary
Member Functions: UTFStrlen, convert, to, toUTF16, toUTF32, toUTF8
Member Functions
UTFStrlen
template < typename T > static std::size_t UTFStrlen(
const T * ptr
);
Returns the length (in characters) of a zero-terminated UTF string.
convert
static void convert(
const std::string & utf8String,
UTF32String & utf32String
);
Converts the given UTF-8 encoded string into an UTF-32 encoded wide string.
convert
static void convert(
const char * utf8String,
std::size_t length,
UTF32String & utf32String
);
Converts the given UTF-8 encoded character sequence into an UTF-32 encoded wide string.
convert
static void convert(
const char * utf8String,
UTF32String & utf32String
);
Converts the given zero-terminated UTF-8 encoded character sequence into an UTF-32 encoded wide string.
convert
static void convert(
const std::string & utf8String,
UTF16String & utf16String
);
Converts the given UTF-8 encoded string into an UTF-16 encoded wide string.
convert
static void convert(
const char * utf8String,
std::size_t length,
UTF16String & utf16String
);
Converts the given UTF-8 encoded character sequence into an UTF-16 encoded wide string.
convert
static void convert(
const char * utf8String,
UTF16String & utf16String
);
Converts the given zero-terminated UTF-8 encoded character sequence into an UTF-16 encoded wide string.
convert
static void convert(
const UTF16String & utf16String,
std::string & utf8String
);
Converts the given UTF-16 encoded wide string into an UTF-8 encoded string.
convert
static void convert(
const UTF32String & utf32String,
std::string & utf8String
);
Converts the given UTF-32 encoded wide string into an UTF-8 encoded string.
convert
static void convert(
const UTF16Char * utf16String,
std::size_t length,
std::string & utf8String
);
Converts the given zero-terminated UTF-16 encoded wide character sequence into an UTF-8 encoded string.
convert
static void convert(
const UTF32Char * utf16String,
std::size_t length,
std::string & utf8String
);
Converts the given zero-terminated UTF-32 encoded wide character sequence into an UTF-8 encoded string.
convert
static void convert(
const UTF16Char * utf16String,
std::string & utf8String
);
Converts the given UTF-16 encoded zero terminated character sequence into an UTF-8 encoded string.
convert
static void convert(
const UTF32Char * utf32String,
std::string & utf8String
);
Converts the given UTF-32 encoded zero terminated character sequence into an UTF-8 encoded string.
to
template < typename T > static T to(
const char * pChar
);
to
template < typename T > static T to(
const std::string & str
);
toUTF16
template < typename F, typename T > static void toUTF16(
const F & f,
T & t
);
toUTF16
template < typename F, typename T > static void toUTF16(
const F & f,
std::size_t l,
T & t
);
toUTF32
template < typename F, typename T > static void toUTF32(
const F & f,
T & t
);
toUTF32
template < typename F, typename T > static void toUTF32(
const F & f,
std::size_t l,
T & t
);
toUTF8
template < typename F, typename T > static void toUTF8(
const F & f,
T & t
);
toUTF8
template < typename F, typename T > static void toUTF8(
const F & f,
std::size_t l,
T & t
);


From January 22 to May 9, 2019, this course will focus on interaction design in the form of conceptual online projects for 15 students.
When this semester is complete, this home page will serve as a showcase of project highlights.
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Common base evaluator for trigonometric expressions. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ (self, expr, use_mp) |
| def | cos_values (self) |
| All cosine basis function values at the current point (cached). More... | |
| def | sin_values (self) |
| All sine basis function values at the current point (cached). More... | |
| def | evaluate_basis (self, n=0) |
| Evaluate all basis functions at the current point. More... | |
| def | basis_values (self, diff_order) |
| Compute all used basis functions for even or odd derivatives (including 0). More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from EvaluatorBase | |
| def | __init__ (self, expr, use_mp, sub_evaluators=None) |
| def | __call__ (self, x) |
| Compute the result of this evaluator at a given point x. More... | |
| def | diff (self, x, n=1) |
| Evaluate the n'th derivative of the expression at a point x. More... | |
| def | set_x (self, x) |
| Check if x has changed since the last call and trigger an update. More... | |
| def | function (self, n=0) |
| Return a callable for the n'th derivative. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from _Evaluator | |
| def | __init__ (self, expr, sub_evaluators=None) |
| Base class init for evaluators. More... | |
| def | domain (self) |
| Domain of this evaluator. More... | |
| def | domain (self, domain) |
| def | is_zero_function (self, n=0) |
| Return whether the n'th derivative of this evaluator is identically zero. More... | |
| def | store_domain (self, obj) |
| Store the domain of this evaluator on the given object. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| clamp | |
| Whether to clamp the arguments to evaluate at to the domain. More... | |
| Public Attributes inherited from EvaluatorBase | |
| use_mp | |
Boolean indicating if computation should use mpmath (if True ) or floating point operations. More... | |
| ctx | |
Either mpmath.mp or mpmath.fp , depending on use_mp . More... | |
| converter | |
Convenience function that converts scalar values to floats or mp.mpf , depending on the use_mp setting. More... | |
| Public Attributes inherited from _Evaluator | |
| domain | |
Private Member Functions | |
| def | _vector (self, elements) |
| def | _x_changed (self, x) |
| def | _get_deriv_coeffs (self, n=0) |
| Return the coefficients of the represented function or its derivatives. More... | |
| def | _eval (self, n=0) |
| def | _get_diff_coeff_gen (self, diff_order) |
| Return the function used to differentiate coefficients of this series at a certain derivative order. | |
Private Attributes | |
| _pi | |
Constant pi with correct accuracy (float or mpmath). More... | |
| _num | |
| Number of coefficients. More... | |
| _jn | |
| Indices of active basis functions. More... | |
| _scale | |
| Scale factor for transforming to native domain. More... | |
| _trans | |
| Translation for transforming to native domain. More... | |
| _deriv_coeffs | |
| Coefficients of the function and any derivatives. More... | |
| _xrel | |
| Current point to evaluate at in native domain. More... | |
| _sin | |
| All used sine frequencies evaluated at current point. More... | |
| _cos | |
| All used cosine frequencies evaluated at current point. More... | |
Common base evaluator for trigonometric expressions.
This implements everything a trigonometric expression evaluator needs to do that is not specific for it being a sine or cosine series. The differentiating aspects have been moved to very light-weight functions the child classes need to implement.
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private |
Return the coefficients of the represented function or its derivatives.
The coefficients are computed on-demand and then cached, so that subsequent evaluation of derivatives of this function are as efficient as evaluating the function itself.
| def basis_values | ( | self, | |
| diff_order | |||
| ) |
Compute all used basis functions for even or odd derivatives (including 0).
This evaluates the basis functions (sine/cosine frequencies) usable for the even or odd derivatives. Note that no derivatives are actually computed. However, these can easily be obtained from the results returned here.
The result is cached such that it can be reused in subsequent evaluations at the same point. A use case is that the function and its second derivative need to be evaluated at the same point x
. The values will be computed only once in this case.
| def cos_values | ( | self | ) |
All cosine basis function values at the current point (cached).
| def evaluate_basis | ( | self, | |
n = 0 |
|||
| ) |
Evaluate all basis functions at the current point.
This evaluates the n
'th derivative of all basis functions at the current point and returns the resulting list/array of values.
| def sin_values | ( | self | ) |
All sine basis function values at the current point (cached).
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private |
All used cosine frequencies evaluated at current point.
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private |
Coefficients of the function and any derivatives.
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private |
Indices of active basis functions.
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private |
Number of coefficients.
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private |
Constant pi
with correct accuracy (float or mpmath).
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private |
Scale factor for transforming to native domain.
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private |
All used sine frequencies evaluated at current point.
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private |
Translation for transforming to native domain.
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private |
Current point to evaluate at in native domain.
| clamp |
Whether to clamp the arguments to evaluate at to the domain.
Default is True
.


Standard ML is often used to implement another language L, for example, the syntax of the HOL logic in hol90 or the syntax of CCS for the Concurrency Workbench. Typically, one defines the abstract syntax of L by a datatype declaration. Then useful functions over the datatype can be defined (such as finding the free variables of a formula when L is a logic). Soon afterwards, one concludes that concrete syntax is easier for humans to read than abstract syntax, and so writes a parser and prettyprinter for L.In the situation just outlined, ML is called the metalanguage, and L is called the object language, or OL. (Edinburgh/INRIA/Cambridge ML, the precursor to Standard ML, was originally a programming metalanguage for a particular object language, the LCF logic.) The purpose of a quotation/antiquotation mechanism is to allow one to embed expressions in the object language's concrete syntax inside of ML programs, and to mix the object language expressions with ML expressions.
Quotation and Antiquotation
The quote/antiquote mechanism is enabled by settingCompiler.Control.quotation : bool refto true. Then the backquote character ` ceases to be legal in symbolic identifiers, and takes on a special meaning.A quotation is a special form of literal expression that represents the concrete syntax of an OL phrase. The backquote character ` is used to delimit quotations.
For a running example, suppose our OL is a simple propositional logic with propositions represented as values of abstract type prop. We might wish to write propositional expressions such as A/\B/\C.
The most common approximation to quotation is strings. This is not pleasant at times, especially when dealing with backslashes and newlines. Still, strings are bearable. Strings are not adequate, however, for the following idea.
The ML-OL relationship invites a notion of antiquotation: the temporary abandonment of parsing so that an ML value can be spliced into the middle of a quotation. Operations like this have cropped up under various names in various places: antiquote is due to Milner; Quine had a version called quasi-quotation in his 1940 book; Carnap used a notation much like it. It also closely resembles the Lisp backquote facility.
Using backquote, we write
- val f = `A /\ B \/ C`; val f = [QUOTE "A /\\ B /\\ C"] : 'a SMLofNJ.frag listThe compiler interprets this as a list of "fragments", using the frag data type from the SMLofNJ structure:structure SMLofNJ = struct . . . datatype 'a frag = QUOTE of string | ANTIQUOTE of 'a endMore commonly, we invoke an OL parser to parse, enforce precedence, etc. By naming the parser something concise, such as %, we can use the syntax
- val % = my_proposition_parser; val % : prop frag -> prop - val p = %`A /\ B \/ C`; val p = -: propAn antiquote is written as a caret ^ followed by either an SML identifier or a parenthesized SML expression. Antiquotation can be used to conveniently express contexts, which are often used as a descriptive tool for syntax. A context could be defined as a function taking a prop and directly placing it at a location in a quotation.
- fun foo a = %`^a ==> A`; val foo : prop -> propIn this case, foo p would denote the same proposition as%`(A /\ B \/ C) ==> A`Antiquotations can have nested quotations (which may contain antiquotes of their own, etc.):
- let val K x y = x val I x = x in %`A /\ ^(K (%`B`) (I (%`C`))) \/ C` end;gives the same prop as that denoted by p. We note in passing that the power of the OL parser is completely up to its author: for example, in the framework offered here, one could write an OL ``parser'' for Scheme that parses program plus arguments, evaluates the program on the arguments, and finally prints the returned value.Implementation of OL parsers
A concrete syntax quotation is mapped by the SML compiler into a frag list. Intuitively, a frag is a contiguous part of a quotation: `A /\ B` maps to [ QUOTE "A /\\ B" ] while `^x /\ ^y` maps to[QUOTE "",ANTIQUOTE x, QUOTE "/\\", ANTIQUOTE y, QUOTE ""](Note that the names frag, QUOTE, and ANTIQUOTE need to be qualified by the SMLofNJ structure-id, in practice.)In this approach, the value of a quotation has type ol frag list where ol is the type of object language expressions; the type of the OL parser is ol frag list -> ol.
The OL parser (in our example, %) must handle these lists and insert the antiquoted ML values in the right places.
CAVEATS
Often one wants to parse stratified languages, such as first order logic, or typed lambda calculus, which requires a trick. Also, there is a bit of trickery when one wants to deal with ML-Yacc and ML-Lex, especially when functorizing the parser.SEE ALSO
Compiler.PrettyPrint


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#include <dev_mux.h>
Data Fields | |
| status_t(* | enable )(struct udc *udc, struct udm_interface *iface, uint16_t setting) |
| Enable the interface. | |
| void(* | disable )(struct udc *udc, struct udm_interface *iface) |
| Disable the interface. | |
| status_t(* | setup )(struct udc *udc, struct udm_interface *iface, struct usb_setup_req *req) |
| Handle a control request directed at an interface. | |
| status_t(* | get_iface_descriptor )(struct udm_interface *iface, struct usb_request *req, enum usb_device_speed speed, uint16_t len) |
| Get the interface descriptor. | |
| void(* | free_descriptor )(struct udm_interface *iface, struct usb_request *req) |
| Free any data allocated by get_iface_descriptor(). | |
| uint8_t | iface_number |
| The interface number identifying this interface. | |
| uint8_t | cur_setting |
| The current setting of this interface. |
A USB device interface.
The interface driver may assume that the callbacks within this structure are never called concurrently with each other. However, they may be called concurrently with callbacks from other USB requests.
Definition at line 60 of file dev_mux.h.
| void(* udm_interface::disable)(struct udc *udc, struct udm_interface *iface) |
Disable the interface.
This function is called when this interface is currently active, and
| udc | The USB Device Controller. | |
| iface | The interface to be disabled. |
| status_t(* udm_interface::enable)(struct udc *udc, struct udm_interface *iface, uint16_t setting) |
Enable the interface.
This function is called when the host selects a configuration to which this interface belongs through a Set Configuration request, and when the host selects an alternate setting of this interface through a Set Interface request.
If setting is not valid for this interface, this function must return ERR_INVALID_ARG without causing any changes to the internal state.
If the interface is already enabled, the interface must disable and re-enable itself, possibly with a new alternate setting.
This function must also update usb_dev_iface::cur_setting upon success.
| udc | The USB Device Controller. | |
| iface | The interface to be enabled. | |
| setting | The alternate setting to be enabled. |
| STATUS_OK | The interface was successfully enabled. | |
| negative | The interface could not be enabled. |
| void(* udm_interface::free_descriptor)(struct udm_interface *iface, struct usb_request *req) |
Free any data allocated by get_iface_descriptor().
When all descriptors have been successfully sent to the host, the device multiplexer will call free_descriptor() on each interface in the same order that get_descriptor() was called when preparing the request. Each interface must remove the same number of buffers that it queued during get_descriptor() from the head of the request's buffer list and free the buffer and any data associated with it.
If the request's buffer list becomes empty, this function won't be called, as it indicates that the interface didn't queue any buffers.
| iface | The interface which queued the data. | |
| req | The USB request used for sending the descriptors |
| status_t(* udm_interface::get_iface_descriptor)(struct udm_interface *iface, struct usb_request *req, enum usb_device_speed speed, uint16_t len) |
Get the interface descriptor.
This function must queue interface descriptors for all alternate settings, along with any associated endpoint descriptors and other interface-specific descriptors, as long as the total number of bytes queued doesn't exceed len.
If some descriptors, or parts of them, cannot be queued because the total size of the buffers would exceed len, this does not affect the return value.
| iface | The interface for which to retrieve the descriptor. | |
| req | The USB request used for sending the descriptors | |
| speed | The current USB bus speed | |
| len | The maximum number of bytes to be queued, excluding everything that has been already queued to req. Note that len may be zero. |
| status_t(* udm_interface::setup)(struct udc *udc, struct udm_interface *iface, struct usb_setup_req *req) |
Handle a control request directed at an interface.
This function is called when this interface is currently active and the host sends a vendor- or class-specific SETUP request with this interface as the recipient.
| udc | The USB Device Controller. | |
| iface | The interface which the request is for. | |
| req | The SETUP packet. |
| STATUS_OK | The control request was successfully handled. | |
| negative | The control request was not handled, and the default control endpoint should be halted. |


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Tether has a module system which can be used to modify Tether's positioning, or just do something each time the Tether is moved.
Tether has an array called Tether.modules
, push onto it to add a module:
Tether.modules.push
position: ({top, left}) ->
top += 10
{top, left}
Your position function can either return a new object with top
and left
, null
/undefined
to leave the coordinates unchanged, or
false
to cancel the positioning.
The position function is passed an object with the following elements:
{
left, // The element's new position, from the top left corner of the page
top,
targetAttachment, // The targetAttachment, with 'auto' resolved to an actual attachment
targetPos, // The coordinates of the target
attachment, // The attachment, as passed in the option
elementPos, // The coordinates of the element
offset, // The offset, after it's converted into pixels and the manual offset is added
targetOffset, // The attachment is converted into an offset and is included in these values
manualOffset, // The manual offset, in pixels
manualTargetOffset
}
It is called with the Tether instance as its context (this
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The best accessibility is semantic HTML. Most screen readers understand how to parse inputs if they’re correctly formatted. When it comes to checkboxes, there are a few things to keep in mind:
id
attribute.for
attribute. The value here is the input’s id
.fieldset
and legend
to group them together.For more information, please read Gov.UK’s article, "Using the fieldset and legend elements".
Checkboxes can be styled by using the :indeterminate
pseudo class.
:indeterminate
pseudo class can only be set via JavaScript. Use the HTMLInputElement
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Konni reigns supreme in HSS, HS sections in Pathanamthitta
SVGV adjudged winner among schools in HSS and HS sections
by Special CorrespondentScoring 288 points and 283 points in the higher secondary (HSS) and high school (HS) section respectively, the educational sub-district of Konni turned out to be the top scorer in the district schools arts festival that came to a close at Ranni on Friday evening.
The educational sub-districts of Pathanamthitta and Ranni with 272 and 227 points respectively stood second and third in the HSS section. In the high school section, Pathanamthitta and Pandalam finished second and third by scoring 244 and 225 points respectively.
Pandalam that has bagged 124 points became the top scorer in the Upper Primary section. Konni with 122 and Rani with 119 points stood at the second and third position.
Winner
Sri Vijayananda Gurudeva Vidyapedhom (SVGV) Higher Secondary School at Kidangannur, near Aranmula, has been adjudged the top scorer among schools in both higher secondary (179 points) and high school (122 points) sections.
NSS HS Pandalam
NSS High School at Pandalam that could score116 points stood second among the schools in the high school section. The top position in the Upper Primary section has gone to National High School at Vallamkulam that has bagged 52 points.


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VOLUME I: THE FIRST PART OF THE OLD TESTAMENT
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THE FIRST BOOK OF SAMUEL, OTHERWISE CALLED THE FIRST BOOK OF KINGS
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THE THIRD BOOK OF KINGS
THE FOURTH BOOK OF KINGS
THE FIRST BOOK OF PARALIPOMENON
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The node module can be used to start and stop MockServer and the MockServer proxy as a node module or as a Grunt plugin.
You may install this plugin / node module with the following command:
npm install mockserver-node --save-dev
Node Module
To start or stop the MockServer from any Node.js code you need to import this module using require('mockserver-node') as follows:
var mockserver = require('mockserver-node');
Then you can use either the start_mockserver or stop_mockserver functions as follows:
var mockserver = require('mockserver-node');
mockserver.start_mockserver({
serverPort: 1080,
proxyPort: 1090,
verbose: true
});
// do something
mockserver.stop_mockserver();
If you are only using the MockServer then only specify the MockServer port as follows:
mockserver.start_mockserver({serverPort: 1080});
// do something
mockserver.stop_mockserver();
The MockServer and the MockServer proxy use port unification to support HTTP and HTTPS on the same port. A client can then connect to the single port with both HTTP and HTTPS as the socket will automatically detected SSL traffic and decrypt it when required.
Grunt Plugin
If you haven't used Grunt before, be sure to check out the Getting Started guide, as it explains how to create a Gruntfile as well as install and use Grunt plugins.
In your project's Gruntfile, add a section named start_mockserver and stop_mockserver to the data object passed into grunt.initConfig().
The following example will result in a both a MockServer and a MockServer proxy being started on ports 1080 and 1090.
grunt.initConfig({
start_mockserver: {
start: {
options: {
serverPort: 1080,
proxyPort: 1090
}
}
},
stop_mockserver: {
stop: {
}
}
});
grunt.loadNpmTasks('mockserver-node');
Grunt Plugin & NPM Module Options
options.serverPort
Type: Integer Default: undefined
This value specifies the HTTP and HTTPS port for the MockServer port unification is used to support HTTP and HTTPS on the same port. The MockServer will only be started if a port is provided, if this value is left undefined the MockServer will not be started.
options.proxyPort
Type: Integer Default: undefined
This value specifies the HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS and HTTP CONNECT port for proxy, port unification is used to support all protocols on the same port. The proxy will only be started if a port is provided, if this value is left undefined the proxy will not be started.
options.verbose
Type: Boolean Default: false
This value indicates whether the MockServer logs should be written to the console. In addition to logging additional output from the grunt task this options also sets the logging level of the MockServer to INFO. At INFO level all interactions with the MockServer including setting up expectations, matching expectations, clearing expectations and verifying requests are written to the log. The MockServer logs are written to mockserver.log in the current directory.
Note: It is also possible to use the --verbose command line switch to enabled verbose level logging from the command line.
options.trace
Type: Boolean Default: false
This value sets the logging level of the MockServer to TRACE. At TRACE level (in addition to INFO level information) all matcher results, including when specific matchers fail (such as HeaderMatcher) are written to the log. The MockServer logs are written to mockserver.log in the current directory.
options.javaDebugPort
Type: Integer Default: undefined
This value indicates whether Java debugging should be enabled and if so which port the debugger should listen on. When this options is provided the following additional option is passed to the JVM:
"-agentlib:jdwp=transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address=" + javaDebugPort
Note: suspend=y is used so the MockServer will pause until the debugger is attached. The grunt task will wait 50 seconds for the debugger to be attached before it exits with a failure status.


PLEASANTVILLE ***1/2* (3 and a half stars)
Reviewed by Zach McGhee New Line Cinema, 1998 Director: Gary Ross
It was once said that ignorance is bliss. But how can you know bliss while ignorant? If you know not sorrow, you know not happiness, and vice versa. Such is the story of Pleasantville, a movie that's, quite frankly, inspired. The story of a 1950's town who's long lasting ignorance is challenged by modern day pop culture. The result of society's ultimate reaction to change. In today's world, we treat life loosely, with little value. Many consider material things to be more valuable than long term happiness, and simply obtain them to fill such holes of loss and greed. Others search for a happier time and place, and secretly hope for a return to our past. A time many call safer, better, more compassionate. Two such examples are modern day teens David (Tobey Maguire) and Jen (Reese Witherspoon). While David regularly drowns out his chaotic reality by immersing himself in reruns of the 1950's sit-com, Pleasantville, sister Jen lusts after cute boys as an admitted slut, climbing the social ladder through sex appeal. But, as Jen prepares for a date with MTV, and David for his much anticipated Pleasantville marathon, a doorbell is rung. A strange, unrequested TV repairman (Don Knotts) gives them a remote to replace their recently shattered one, after quickly quizzing David as to his knowledge of Pleasantville. After his departure, the two teens quarrel in an effort to win the remote. During the fight, a button is pushed, and the two are transported into the very fictional, very colorless world of Pleasantville. David, realizing that if they wish to get out soon they can't tinker with the mindset of pleasant-folk, urges Jen to do the same, and play along. While she starts out well, she quickly loses her balance, creating a domino effect of immense proportions, after introducing the element of sex to the quirky little town. Soon, the black and white universe begins to sprout color. Among the newly enlightened, the perfect Pleasantville mother, Betty (Joan Allen). But, it's not just about sex. Color can appear as a result of love, compassion, anger, or hate. It is about individuality, the free agency to choose between what is right and what is wrong, rather than stay confined to a "normal" and supposedly perfect world. We cannot become perfect by force, but must be allowed to make mistakes, and strive to ascertain it through correction and discipline. One of the film's few missteps hits when it fails to actively portray some of the unfavorable consequences that can result from such promiscuous behavior, as our society learned quickly after the sexual revolution of the 1960's. Though it maintains the absurdity of racism, another immorality.  He's also assembled a very capable cast, including supporting actors Jeff Daniels (Dumb & Dumber), William H. Macy (Fargo), and the late J.T. Walsh (Breakdown, JFK), as well as the two leads and Allen (Face/Off). The cornerstone of the movie, the gradual inclusion of color as the town progresses, also has a wide range of integrity, and is constructed with great subtlety and detail. It alone is a good reason to see the film. The bottom line is that Pleasantville is a fantastic vision of our society as its progressed, and while many may still hope and remember the "good old days", we always must focus ahead on what will be, not what could've been.
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type TWrapMode = (wmClamp, wmRepeat, wmMirror);
TWrapMode is the type for the WrapMode property in TBitmap32, which specifies how to wrapping pixel getters and setters should behave.
wmClamp will repeat the edge pixel if a pixel is read or written outside the bitmap's boundary.
wmRepeat will repeat the relative bitmap colors if it's outside of the bitmap's boundary (also referred to as 'seamless' and 'texture' mode).
wmMirror will mirror the pixel relative to the bitmap if it's outside the bitmap's boundary. This mode is useful for better perceptual results with spatial processing (like blurring).


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Build Free Blog Website Using Hexo And Github Under Windows
This article comes from my blog website：https://kylechoy.github.io
Ⅰ、Install Softwar
1. Node.js
If in China you can also visit 淘宝 Node.js 镜像 .
2. Git
If in China you can also 从蓝奏云下载
3. Hexo
Creat a new directory as the workplace of your blog website, right-click your mouse at the blank space of File Manager, press Git Bash Here
, then type:
npm install -g hexo-cli
Then:
hexo init Blog
The name Blog
can be replaced by any words.
cd Blog #Goto workplace
npm install
Then your workplace will look like this:
├── _config.yml #Config File
├── package.json #Applications's Config
├── scaffolds #Template
├── source #User's Resources
| ├── _drafts #Drafts
| └── _posts #Posted Articles
└── themes #Themes
Then:
hexo init
hexo s #s stands for start
Now use your browser to visit http://localhost:4000
and you’ll see it!
Ⅱ、Deploy Hexo to GitHub Pages
1. Creat Repository
Visit Github.com , after logging in:
New Repositorie
- Write
xxx.github.io
inRepository name
- Choose
Creat Respository
Note: xxx can be customized, but not for .github.io
2. Generate SSH Key and Add it to GitHub
- Go back to Git Bash, type:
git config --global user.name "yourname"
git config --global user.email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Input your Github username and mail address.
- Generate SSH Key:
ssh-keygen -t rsa -C<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Then edit id_rsa.pub
, copy whatever in it.
Add to Github：
Github -> Avatar -> Settings -> SSH and GPG keys -> New SSH Key
, paste it.
3. Deploy Hexo to Github
- Install deploy-git:
npm install hexo-deployer-git --save
- Edit Config:
open _config.yml
, modify the last few lines:
deploy:
type: git
repo: git@github.com:UserName/name.github.io.git
branch: master
Replace the link after repo
as Github -> YourRespository -> Clone or Download -> Use SSH
, example:
- Deploy
hexo clean
hexo generate
hexo deploy
generate
and deploy
can be replaced by g
and d
.
4. Check Your Website
Wait for a second and you can visit your website at xxx.github.io
References:


This is the default index file served as the fallback file served when there are no explicit routes. During development, the frontend is typically served through its WebPack DevServer.


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Series Summary - Cubs @ Braves author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 2331 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=2331 date: '2010-04-09 13:09:44 +0000' date_gmt: '2010-04-09 19:09:44 +0000' categories: - Offense - Relief Pitching - Starting Pitching - The Cubs tags: - Alfonso Soriano - Aramis Ramirez - Braves - Carlos Marmol - Carlos Zambrano - Derek Lee - Geovany Soto - Jeff Samardzija - Koyie Hill - Mike Fontenot - Reds - Ryan Dempster - Ryan Theriot - Sean Marshall - Wasting Away in Wrigleyville - Chipper Jones - Randy Wells - John Grabow - Carlos Silva - Marlon Byrd - Xavier Nady - Cliffy Six Nad - Chris Sabo's Goggles - Brian Welch - Jason Heyward - Georgia - Billy Wagner - Esmailin Caridad - Tyler Colvin - Wasting Away in Wrigleyvill Pub Crawl comments: - id: 1160 author: J. Baxter Graf author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.ivyenvy.com date: '2010-04-09 13:27:38 +0000' date_gmt: '2010-04-09 19:27:38 +0000' content: "After the terrible fielding of the first game, I was relieved to see 'em pick it up in the third game. \r\n\r\nThere were a few really nice defensive plays in the third game of the series. Fukudome saved a run by bare-handing that ball in the right field corner and getting it back to the infield extremely quickly. Colvin made a nice play on a line drive which may have gone past Soriano if he was in the game. Also, those terrible middle infielders actually completed some double plays. \r\n\r\nGame two's loss was a result of 1 pitcher throwing terribly to two batters. Grabow also threw terribly in the third game but thankfully Piniella got him out of there before any damage was done. Clearly the Cubs need to put up more runs, but they also need to rely on their bullpen to shut guys down. \r\n\r\nEven though I decided to quit the Cubs forever and become a Giants fan after the first game ('cause I have a boner for Lincecum), I am feeling a little more optimistic after the 2nd and 3rd games." ---
The Cubs wrapped up their opening series in Atlanta last night and head to Cincinnati for their first look at an NL Central Division foe. So let’s take a look back at this, the first series in the 2010 season.
Monday: Braves 16 – Cubs 5
Batting: Ramirez and Byrd hit homeruns and Fukudome goes 2-3 with a double, a walk and two runs scored. Theriot, Fontenot, Soriano and Soto go 4-4 with names that rhyme, but a combined 0-17 at the plate.
I really tried to keep my cool after this game and put it into perspective. I did an average job at these things.
Wednesday: Braves 3 – Cubs 2
Batting: Soriano, while still not looking completely comfortable at the plate, went 2-4 with a double and a run scored. Theriot goes 0-3, raising his batting average to .000 on the season. He does get an RBI off a sacrifice fly. Cliffy Six Nad (Xavier Clifford Nady VI) has the opportunity to endear himself to Cubs fans ala Marlon Byrd, but comes up empty and strikes out against the flame-throwing Billy Wagner. By the way, the Cubs go 0-4 with runners in scoring position.
I was not able to stay calm after this game. It isn’t necessarily that I panicked that Cubs were 0-2 and would be incapable of recovering from such a deficit in the division. It just all felt too familiar. The blown save, the failure to knock in runs with guys in scoring position. I’ve seen this type of stuff before and I know how it’s ended before. Sadly, I start lowering my expectations for the season.
Thursday: Cubs 2 – Braves 0
Batting: Solo homeruns by Byrd (2nd on the year) and Tyler Colvin led the Cubs to victory and stave off a sweep by the Braves. Colvin was playing left field in place of Soriano. Derek Lee and Koyie Hill each had a hit. Aramis Ramirez went 0-3 with three strikeouts. The Cubs managed only 4 hits and combined to leave 12 men on base. They were also 0-5 with runners in scoring position.
Series Impressions:
Offensively, the Cubs have started out pretty weak. Theriot, in the lead-off spot is 0 for 2010. Lee managed just one base hit in 9 plate appearances. Obviously, we can’t put too much stock in current batting averages, three games in. Here is a stat we can put stock in though: The Cubs are 2-13 with runners in scoring position.
What to watch for in the series against the Reds:


Russell Westbrook is the best Point Guard in the league right now. He is a six-time NBA All-Star, and a two-time NBA All-Star Game Most Valuable Player, winning consecutive awards in 2015 and 2016. He is also a six-time All-NBA Team member and led the league in scoring in 2014–15 and 2016–17. In 2017, Westbrook became one of two players in NBA history to average a triple-double for a season, along with Oscar Robertson in 1962. He also set a record for the most triple-doubles in a season, with 42. He was subsequently named the 2016–17 NBA Most Valuable Player and averaged 31.4 points, 10.6 rebounds, 10.3 assists, 1.4 steals, 0.3 blocks a game. Russell Westbrook was announced the 2016-2017 season MVP because he was an outstanding player this season
| Age | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals | Blocks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26 | 31.4 | 10.6 | 10.3 | 1.4 | 0.3 |


In this rotation, we learned the basics of HTML and participated in two class challenges.
In the first challenge, each team had to build a stucture out of newspaper that could withstand being put in front of a fan. In the end, we constructed a newspaper cylinder that had another cylinder in the back supporting it. I suggested that we put flat squares of newspaper beneath each section of the newspaper for extra weight and support. Our structed ending up holding together, but we got third place because two other teams had taller structures.
Image 1: Picture of our team assembling the newspaper tower.In the second challenge, our team had to build a structure out of straws that could catch a golf ball falling from a height of three feet. We originally planned to build a structure with three legs to support it. We ended up constructed a small but elaborate structure of interwoven straws, and I suggested that we construct a triangular base (ours is the structure furthest to the right). When we tested it however, our structure was unable to catch the golfball and it bounced right out. It was a difficult challenge, as no other team was able to succeed.
Image 2: Picture of our straw structure (furthest right).


Functional Specification¶
Background¶
Whitewater kayaking is a popular sport around Washington state where there are many runnable rivers within a short drive from urban areas. What draws many people to the sport is its dynamic nature; it is fast paced and intense, and even running the same stretch of river can be a totally different experience each time depending on the flow conditions. Many river’s flow rates change quickly and dramatically, meaning paddlers must be ready to adapt to rapidly changing conditions and able to determine whether a river is runnable. A river that may be an easy class III today might be a more difficult class IV or entirely unrunnable tomorrow.
For many sports that are weather-dependent, modern day weather forcasting provides relatively accurate predictions of conditions up to ten days in advance making it relatively easy to plan ahead for any outdoor activities. For whitewater kayaking however, there are currently no reliable tools which can predict a river’s flow rate, meaning paddlers are often left to figure out whether they can run a given river less than a day in advance or even the morning of their planned trip. Especially for newer paddlers who have fewer choices of rivers to run, or paddlers who have to plan ahead for traveling longer distances to get to the river, this can lead to many cancelled trips and dissapointing weekends without paddling. Being able to get a sense of what rivers might be runnable further than a day or two in advance would undoubtedly help many paddlers get the most of their time on the river.
With RiverRunner, the goal is to provide paddlers in Washington1 with a simple web-based tool that will allow them to see a prediction of a given river run’s flow rate in order to help plan future kayaking trips. By using autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) models on public USGS historical river flow rate data, along with exogenous regressors such as precipitation, snow pack, and temperature, we hope to provide accurate predictions of daily average river flow rates up to two weeks in advance. The tool will be relatively simple to create and maintain, easy to use, and will provide a clear benefit to the whitewater community in Washington State.
1The current scope of the RiverRunner project only includes predictions for whitewater runs in Washington State. Depending on the success of the models and demand, this could potentially be expanded to include rivers in other states in the future.
Users¶
The target users of RiverRunner are individuals who whitewater kayak in Washington state and would benefit from knowing in advance whether a river will be runnable. This could include recreational paddlers, professional paddlers, kayaking competition organizers, and kayaking companies.
For all of these users, the computer experience required to use the tool is general familiarity with operating simple web-based graphical user interfaces. The domain knowledge required is familiarity with the sport and the impact of river flow levels on paddling conditions. Users will need to understand what it means for a river to be within its stated runnable flow range, as well as how conditions could vary given a certain margin of error in the predicted flow rate.
Use Cases¶
Paddlers will use RiverRunner to help plan their kayaking trips by getting a prediction of a selected river’s daily average flow rate up to two weeks in advance, which will provide an indication of whether the river will be runnable. The user will access the tool through a webpage, and select a river run by name from a drop-down filter. The system will respond with a plot of that run’s historic flow rate for the past four weeks along with the flow rate predicted by the model, which will extend up to two weeks into the future. The plot will include a highlighted band between the maximum and minimum runnable flows for the selected run (where available) so the user can easily identify whether the predicted flow rate falls in the desired range. The tool will also include a map which will update based on the selected river run to show the put-in and take-out locations.
Mockup¶
The picture below shows a rough mockup of the planned RiverRunner user interface:


Bail revoked for RCMP intelligence official awaiting trial in secrets case
by The Canadian Press, StaffOTTAWA - A judge has revoked bail for a senior RCMP official awaiting trial on charges of breaking Canada's secrets law.
Under terms of bail set last month, Cameron Jay Ortis is living with his parents in Abbotsford, B.C., must report to the RCMP once a week and is forbidden from using any device that connects to the internet.
Ontario Superior Court Justice Marc Labrosse today says Ortis will be returned to custody following a review requested by the Crown.
Details of the Crown's review application, heard last week, are covered by a publication ban.
Ortis, 47, faces charges for allegedly disclosing secrets to an unknown recipient and planning to reveal additional classified information to an unspecified foreign entity.
He faces a total of seven counts under various provisions, dating from as early as Jan. 1, 2015, to Sept. 12 of this year.


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| The pedigree of just one Apollo spacecraft took this many books. A mind-numbing degree of documentation contributed to reliability, safety, and success. lf one batch of one alloy in one part was found to be faulty, for example, a search could show if the bad material had found its way into other spacecraft, to lie in wait there. |
| Inspecting the new hatch, Wally Schirra makes sure his crew cannot be trapped as was the crew that died in the terrible Apollo spacecraft fire. Opening outward (to swing freely if pressure built up inside), the new hatch had to be much sturdier than the old inward-opening one. The complicated latch sealed against tiny leaks but allowed very rapid release. |
| After the fire, flammability and self-extinguishment were key concerns. In the test setup at right a wiring bundle is purposely ignited, using the white flammable material within the coil near the bottom to simulate a short circuit (left). Picture at right shows the aftermath: a fire that initially propagated but soon extinguished itself. It took great effort and ingenuity to devise materials that would not burn violently in the pure-oxygen atmosphere. lf a test was not satisfactory and a fire did not put itself out, the material or wire routing was redesigned and then retested. |
| Seared at temperatures hotter than the surface of the Sun, a sample of heat-shield material survives the blast from a space-age furnace. Machines used to check out Apollo components were as demanding as those in the mission itself, because a mistake or miscalibration during preflight trials could easily lay the groundwork for disaster out in unforgiving space. |
| Meant to fly in a vacuum, and to survive fiery reentry, the command module had also to serve as a boat. Although its parachutes appeared to lower it gently, its final impact velocity was still a jarring 20 mph. Tests like this one established its resistance to the mechanical and thermal shocks of impact, and its ability to float afterward. |
| Hitting land was possible, even though water was the expected landing surface. For this, a shock-absorbing honeycomb between the heat shield and the inner shell was one protection, along with shock absorbers on the couch supports. A third defense against impact was the way each couch was molded to its astronaut's size and shape, to provide him with the maximum support. |
| Through the portal of a huge test chamber, the command and service modules can be seen in preparation for a critical test: a simulated run in the entire space environment except for weightlessness. In this vacuum chamber one side of the craft can be cooled to the temperature of black night in space while the opposite side is broiled by an artificial Sun. Will coolant lines freeze or boil? Will the cabin stay habitable? |


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Researchers examined the outcome for state-level data of obesity, smoking, and lack of healthcare percentages based on three factors: poverty in percentages, age median, and household income median. They found a positive correlation between poverty levels and levels of unisured individuals. There is also a similar correlation with obesity and smoking levels. Conversely, it was observed negative correlations between all three outcomes and household income median. Researchers expect the poverty percentage to decrease as median household income increases.


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"Tactile Programming: (1996) AgentSheets becomes the world's first drag and drop educational programming environment. Drag and drop interfaces can be used to compose syntactically correct programs. In Visual AgenTalk (VAT), a rule-based visual programming language, users create rules by dragging and dropping conditions and actions from palettes. The tactile aspect of Visual AgenTalk allows users to perceive through drag and drop what programs do. By dragging and dropping conditions, actions, rules and even methods onto agents they see the consequence of invoking program fragment without having to write a test program. Similar drag and drop programming can later be found in the Etoys language (part of Squeak), in Alice and in Scratch."
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KaBloom is a mobile app intended to put houseplant care in the palm of the user's hand. It allows the user to see a list of their plants at a glance alongside a few pieces of crucial information. Having a photo of the plant as it looked when I first adopted it is an important visual cue for comparing to the plant's current state. With a click, the user can access more detailed information about the plant's care needs, such as lighting, fertilization. Users can also create personal notes relating to the plant's life events, such as repotting, blooming, etc.
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| 027:072 Khan | : |
Say: "Perhaps that which you wish to hasten on, may be close behind you. |
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Say: Maybe somewhat of that which you seek to hasten has drawn nigh to you. |
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Say: It may be that a part of that which ye would hasten on is close behind you. |
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Say, "You are already suffering some of the retribution you challenge." |
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I posted this idea to the Web-SIG list, but didn't get much response (except from James Gardner, the author of pythonweb). But then, that list is kind of weird -- sometimes when topics come up I think everyone just happens to be paying attention to other things. Or at least, if I'm the one who brings up Topics Important To Me and I don't get a response, I make myself feel better by thinking that ;) And then I repeat myself here...
What do people think about collaborating on a kind of "standard" library of WSGI middleware? (Not standard like distributed-with-Python, just well publicized.) This is what I've tried to put together a little with WSGIKit, though not all parts of it would apply. And other people are, I think, starting to develop the same things, perhaps with some overlap. Maybe we can pool our efforts together.
The criteria I'd consider for components in this library:
Some candidates I imagine:
I'd expect everyone involved in this project have ulterior motives, i.e., they'd all have their own separate pet projects and whatnot, and wouldn't be looking to this library (alone) to solve all their needs. And that would be good, another part of what would keep this from being Yet Another Framework.
You're spot on about the mailing-list, at least in my case. Too busy. Not to mention the general expectation in OSS discussions: if you open your mouth, expect to get assigned more work. :)
Although I'd like to see some standardized middleware, I'm more interested at this stage of WSGI to get the major servers on board (Apache 2 being first on my list). But you didn't hear that from me; I have enough to do on those "other projects".
Better applications means more motivation for better servers. Or vice versa -- either way, working on one doesn't keep anyone from working on the other; quite the contrary! And because WSGI is a stable target for both sides, they can work happily and safely in parallel.# Ian Bicking
...just saying that my time is a limited good. So if _I_ work on one, _I_ can't work on the other and still expect to continue getting paid for my day job. ;)
Hence the silence.
FastCGI is orthogonal to WSGI. WSGI is a way Python applications and servers can communicate in the same process. The "server" may just be something accepting FastCGI connections, or might be a real HTTP server, or whatever. So WSGI is an internal API, not a protocol.# Ian Bicking
Ian,
For my thoughts see http://42.blogs.warnock.me.uk/2005/02/a_wsgi_referenc.html
Possible other addition:
- Static caching middleware
ie, some standard way, Done Right, to cache pages on a dynamic site that haven't changed since the last access.
If there's anything middleware Done Right would be useful for, it's this. Unfortunatel I don't have much experiance with this sort of thing to offer to do it myself, but I'd definitely take it up if it were around...


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CP1406 - 2016 Group Project Plan
Group Number 22
Members: Matthew Chilcott, Nando Retallick-Boundey, Sean Abbey, Bonnie Thompson.
Goals
The Great Barrier Reef Orchestra aims to attract more members, sponsors and donors. They also want to increase their target audeince range to one similar to that of members in their Orchestra meaning ages roughly 13-73 years old.
Success Evaluation
In order to evaluate their success they can monitor the ticket sales prior to the websites launch, and ticket sales after. Alongside this they could possibly ask the ticket sales venues to record the age of people making purchases so that they could then compare this data to their ideal audience ages.
They can also keep track of the rate of how many people were signing up (say monthly) to be donors, sponsors and members prior to the websites launch and compare that to the figures after the websites launch..
Target Audience
- They wish to appeal to an audience similar to that of the members in their Orchestra, so the target audience would range from 14 to 73 years old.
- To appeal to our target audience we will incorporate colours and reasonable sized fonts that appeal to both younger and older generations. The site will be proffesional and easy to navigate in order to ensure the non tech savvy are still able to use it. The site will also be very adaptable in order to appeal to modern tech crowds who access the web from various devices, not just computers.
Content
Pages:
- Home/Contact Us/Announcments
- About Us
- People/Special Guests
- Events/Concerts
- Photo Gallery
- Forms
Site Flowchart
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/seanabbey/22-GBO/master/plan-flowchart%20completed.png
In GitHub Repository
https://github.com/seanabbey/22-GBO
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Developed Pages
provide a link here to your developed pages
- https://github.com/seanabbey/22-GBO/blob/master/index.html
- https://github.com/seanabbey/22-GBO/blob/master/tickets.html


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The other day I attended another Data Science London meetup looking into Anomaly Detection at Large Scale. The event was held at the amazing Level39 venue which was nice watching presentations as the sun set.
One thing which was surprising was the size of the community now! It's really nice networking with smart data science people doing all kinds of interesting things in London and the number of new faces in the group was refreshing. Carlos has really done a brilliant job of bringing together data scientist's to share ideas and learn from each other.
Finding the needle in the haystack, or looking for unusual patterns in big data
The first talk was by Adi Andrei with his presentation on identifying and learning unusual patterns in mountains of aircraft sensor data from NASA.
Anomaly Detection in IT Systems at Scale
The second talk was by Tom Veasey describing some of the data characteristics which make anomaly detection for real world problems challenging and some of the techniques he uses at Prelert for anomaly detection.
A Gentle Introduction to Apache Spark and Clustering for Anomaly Detection
The final talk was by Sean Owen giving a walkthrough of an example of anomaly detection using Apache Spark and introducing the concept of k-means clustering and how a data scientist would iteratively improve clustering in a session with Spark. Super interesting!


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Quick Guide¶
Here is a quick guide about basic use case of Sefarad. Is necessary to have the Sefarad instance running. If your don’t have one check Installation section to obtain one.
Collect your tweets in a json file¶
First of all, unanalysed tweets must be stored in a json file. For this example is used a tweets file called sefarad_demo.json Available for download here These tweets have the following structure:
{"user_location":"Spain",
"text":"Hello! This is the tweet that will be analyzed!",
"id":1234567890,
"@timestamp":"2016-04-05T16:02:58.000Z"
}
Analyse and store your tweets with a Luigi pipeline¶
Once the tweets are located, download the demo Luigi pipeline sefarad.py. Available here
Run the pipeline:
$ python3 -m luigi --module sefarad Elasticsearch --filename sefarad_demo.json --index elasticdemo --doc-type tweet --local-scheduler
Now the analysed tweets are stored in an elasticsearch index called elasticdemo. Check it here
Update widget and dashboard references¶
Once index is working, is needed to change some Web Components parameters. For example, it is mandatory to update your elasticsearch index name and your elasticsearch doctype.
These changes must be done in the dashboard-name.html file, located in elements/dashboard-name
In this example spain-chart web component is updated.
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id="spain"
index="elasticdemo"
subindex="tweet"
query="{{query}}"
fields='["user.location", "sentiment"]'>
</spain-chart>
Here is the same example with spider-chart web component.
<spider-chart
index="elasticdemo"
subindex="tweet"
query="{{query}}"
fields='["emotion", "text"]'>
</spider-chart>


Purpose: To create a professional-user-friendly website for web developers. These developers will be able to create a profile to broadcast their skills and area of expertise. It will also allow employers, recruiters, and freelancers to set their user role for the website.
Audience:This site will be targeting professional individuals within web development and IT community, business owners, hiring managers, recruiters and web developers.
Goal: The primary goal of this site is for junior to advanced skill-based web developers to have a fast an easy way to find employment. It will also assist employers in posting and future recruiting.
Persona:
Situation: I am currently a technical recruiter who works 50 to 60 hour weeks. His stress level is high because it can be hard at time to find developers who fit the job requirements or has the needed skills for the job.
User Story As a recruiter, I am would like to have a website where I can see a brief snap-shot of a developers skills
Name Jose Cuervo
Age 28
Gender Male
Technical Abilities Jose likes to use an Apple Iphone 10 for the big screen which allows him to see his emails and text messages very easily. When he is in the office or at home he will use a his Apple Mac AirBook laptop to manage workload, but he is way from the office quite a bit to attend community functions and checking out technical school. While he is away from the office he will utilize his table Apple IPad Pro (64GB) 3rd generation. He likes to have all his devices to be Apple products for the cross function and the ability to backup his devices.
Occupation Technical Recruiter
AttributesPreconditions: Recruiter is logged into website and is on home page. Interactive Flow: Recruiter clicks on different user profiles, under the user profile the recruiter will reviews different attributes like skills level, language and work experience. The recruiter also has a option to click on post job, provide the details of the job and post the position to the website.
Directory


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height, timestamp, nBits in hex, bnTarget based on nBits, ctB, diff, solvetime
next test run with the above changes RST kicked in an in 2 blocks it slowed it way down, only some big miner luck prevents it from making up time, one block had an implied hashrate to solve 350 diff
so the RST continues to amaze and if the TSA cant be stabilized, maybe it just needs to be removed. i do like its much faster than digishield behavior though
we will do an ASIC test in 2 hours to verify it works as well with 1000x attacks
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1983 - Richard M. Stallman founds the GNU Project, creating a "complete Unix-compatible software system" composed entirely of free software.
1989 - Stallman writes the GNU General Public License
Early 1990s - Many of the programs required in an operating system (such as libraries, compilers, text editors, a Unix shell, and a windowing system) are completed, although low-level elements such as device drivers, daemons, and the kernel are stalled and incomplete.
1991 - Linus Torvalds gets frustrated with OS licensing and starts working on his own, which eventually becomes the Linux kernel
Using a virtual machine allows you to run a Linux distro virtually on top of Windows or Mac
The other (more involved) option for running Linux would be to create a dual boot partition
Open VMware player. On the menu on the right-hand side, select “Create a New Virtual Machine”
At the next screen, select the radio button for “Installer disc image file” and tell it where to find the .iso file that you downloaded and saved
Click next, review the info, and click finish. It will auto-power on your machine, and you can access your desktop. The machine will also appear on the left-hand side of VMware in the future. To start it at any point, just double click.


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In this assignment we will explore using JavaScript in Tsugi. We have a partially completed class map with a few bugs you need to fix. We also explore how you can use the test harness to switch between users and roles.
You need to have the Tsugi software installed, with the database configured and up and running. Please see the instructions at www.tsugi.org to download and install the PHP version of Tsugi.
Select exercises/map/index.php
from the Developer screen
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This program has two problems that were left broken and/or incomplete by the previous programmer. The first task is to fix a bug. No matter where you try to move your location and save it, it jumps to the middle of Greenland. This is a JavaScript bug and once you find the bad code, a bit of web searching should lead you to a solution pretty quickly. Make sure you are looking the JavaScript console in your web browser as the program is running - it will greatly speed debugging.
The second task is to add a feature. Once you solve the first problem and use the student and instructor accounts to put three markers on the map you will notice that when you hover for a second over someone else's (green) marker there is a title that pops up. The goal is to make it so the person's actual display name shows up instead of the placeholder text. This will require a bit of work in both the PHP and JavaScript.
If you are doing this for credit, please hand in or demonstrate to the instructor:
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It's me a **lego mario**!
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Bill of materials
Schematics
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Standing on the shoulder of giants:
* General Lego Bluetooth doc [[https://lego.github.io/lego-ble-wireless-protocol-docs/index.html#document-1-Introduction]]
* Lego Mario specific [[https://github.com/bricklife/LEGO-Mario-Reveng]]
* One project using it as a controller [[https://github.com/RickP/lego_mario_controller]]
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Smart Tomatoes
Underworld: Blood Wars
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Suicide Squad
Captain America: Civil War
The Magnificent Seven
Mad Max: Fury Road
Jurassic World
Star Wars
Now You See Me 2
Jason Bourne
Guardians of the Galaxy
Assassin's Creed
Spectral
Inferno
Mechanic: Resurrection
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
X-Men: Apocalypse
Doctor Strange
Deadpool
Ghostbusters


Rotational view of the above animals:
Giraffe
Koala
Cub
Alpaca
Lion
Panda
Abstract
Videography provides valuable data for studying animal behaviors where noninvasive tracking of animals is the essential first step. This paper introduces a parametric approach for generating a massive synthetic dataset for quadrupeds containing more than 10 million ground-truth 3D poses with corresponding 2D landmarks. The generated poses are valid since they are constrained by a hierarchical skeletal model. Our dataset for single-image 3D pose estimation can be readily extended to videos. Two novel network architectures are proposed for 3D pose estimation, one for single images and the other for videos. We demonstrate previously unseen and strong results on tracking quadrupedal animals movements in video sequences while estimating the corresponding 3D pose sequences. We present quantitative evaluation and ablation studies, and further demonstrate our approach's generalizability by estimating 3D poses in significantly different body configurations, and vastly different postures where not all four legs are on the ground.
Hierarchical Model
Our hierarchical model contains 23 joint points (some joints may be omitted depending on different species) and is shown in the following figure:
Range and Distribution of our Synthetic Dataset
The following figures show the range and distribution of our synthetic dataset for each pair of joint connection. The left column shows the distribution and the right column shows the corrsponding position in the skeleton (marked by red arrow).
BackboneFramework Architecture
Following is the figure illustrating our frame architecture. In short, we take the landmarks of an animal in a video sequence as the input and pass through two separate deep neural network and output the predicted 3D skeletons.
Detailed architecture for our single-image network:
Detailed architecture for our temporal coherence network:
Single Frame Result
Here is the results of our framework on single frame images (i.e. without the temporal network): the three columns are namely: original image with skeleton overlaid, 2D projection of the skeleton and 3D skeleton (in a different view angle). All images in the following two sections are from TigDog dataset.


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17" black diamond-cut aluminium wheel rims and the Bose® badge on the front wings: Grand Scénic Bose®+ Pack asserts its sporty elegance.
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The Bose® Energy Efficient Series sound system has 8 speakers, an integrated subwoofer and a digital amplifier to give you authentic sound on-board.
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Climb inside a refined interior, in perfect harmony with the Bose® philosophy. The spacious interior is finished with glossy black trim, with a steering wheel and gear stick that really set the tone!
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This is an early prototype, it does not respect performance settings. It will render at half the window resolution.
I recommend making your browser window small, then increasing size as performance allows.


Phew, GitHub is over seven years old now... and is unquestionably synonomous with open source. After 7 years, those GitHub ribbons are more than overdue for a cleaner, more modern alternative. This is my take.
By using SVG, these corners can be clean and sharp. Any color, and size. As well as have a little character... on hover for desktop, and on page load for mobile devices.
You can build your own with the SVG's,
copy some of the pre-defined code below, or just change the
fill
values on the main
<svg>
element and first <path>
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Above is an example of the draggable panels using the draggable-view attribute. The sample code to re-create this has been supplied below and the classes used to style the demo can be used or replaced with custom styling.
draggable-view


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