More stay-to-stay weekends for potential new residents
MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) - Vermont has announced its latest round of weekends aimed at helping tourists who enjoy visiting Vermont move to the state full time.
The four “Stay-to-Stay Weekends” will be held on Dec. 13-16 in Newport and at Jay Peak; Feb. 21-24, 2020 in Brattleboro and at Mount Snow; Feb. 21-24, 2020 in Bennington and at Bromley Mountain; and March 13-15 in Rutland and at Killington.
It’s part of an effort to expand the state’s workforce.
The weekends include a reception hosted by a local chamber of commerce or community group. Visitors get to explore the region and meet with local employers, realters, professionals and community leaders.
The program, which was launched last year, has hosted more than 200 people this year and to date, 15 people have moved to Vermont.
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LSA Protection prevents reading memory and code injection by non-protected processes. This provides added security for the credentials that the LSA stores and manages.
Enabling LSA protection:
Open RegEdit and set the Key HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\LSA\RunAsPPL to DWORD 1
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timeseries package¶
Submodules¶
timeseries.ArrayTimeSeries module¶
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class
timeseries.ArrayTimeSeries.
ArrayTimeSeries
(times, values)[source]¶ Bases:
timeSeriesABC.SizedContainerTimeSeriesInterface
Class which stores a ordered set of numerical data using numpy arrays. Inherits from SizedContainerTimeSeriesInterface.
_times: sequence that represents time data _values: sequence that represents value data
PRE: times must be a monotonically increasing sequence
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interpolate
(times_to_interpolate)[source]¶ Produces new ArrayTimeSeries with linearly interpolated values using piecewise-linear functions with stationary boundary conditions.
self: ArrayTimeSeries instance times_to_interpolate: sorted sequence of times to be interpolated
ArrayTimeSeries instance with interpolated values
>>> ats = ArrayTimeSeries(times=[0,1,2],values=[40,20,30]) >>> ats.interpolate([0.5,1.5,3]) ArrayTimeSeries(Length: 3, Times: array([ 0.5, 1.5, 3. ]), Values: array([ 30., 25., 30.]))
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timeseries.SimulatedTimeSeries module¶
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exception
timeseries.SimulatedTimeSeries.
InputError
(message)[source]¶ Bases:
Exception
Exception raised for errors in the input.
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message -- explanation of the error
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class
timeseries.SimulatedTimeSeries.
SimulatedTimeSeries
(gen)[source]¶ Bases:
timeSeriesABC.StreamTimeSeriesInterface
Class for timeseries objects that have streaming input data arriving via an iterator.
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mean
(chunk=20)[source]¶ Return the mean of the next chunk values of the generator. Returns a float. Does not include previous values.
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online_mean
()[source]¶ Return a SimulatedTimeSeries of the running mean. Note that this is computed only over the samples that are called from this method.
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online_std
()[source]¶ Return a SimulatedTimeSeries of the running std. Note that this is computed only over the samples that are called from this method.
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timeseries.Timeseries module¶
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class
timeseries.Timeseries.
TimeSeries
(values, times=None)[source]¶ Bases:
timeSeriesABC.SizedContainerTimeSeriesInterface
Class which stores a ordered set of numerical data using lists. Inherits from SizedContainerTimeSeriesInterface.
_times: sequence that represents time data _values: sequence that represents value data
PRE: times must be a monotonically increasing sequence
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interpolate
(times_to_interpolate)[source]¶ Produces new TimeSeries with linearly interpolated values using piecewise-linear functions with stationary boundary conditions
self: TimeSeries instance times_to_interpolate: sorted sequence of times to be interpolated
TimeSeries instance with interpolated times
>>> ts = TimeSeries(times=[0,1,2],values=[40,20,30]) >>> ts.interpolate([0.5,1.5,3]) TimeSeries(Length: 3, Times: [0.5, 1.5, 3], Values: [30.0, 25.0, 30])
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timeseries.binarysearch module¶
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timeseries.binarysearch.
binary_search
(da_array, needle)[source]¶ An algorithm that operates in O(lg(n)) to search for an element in an array sorted in ascending order.
Parameters: - da_array (list) – a list of “comparable” items sorted in non-descending order
- needle (an item to find in the array; it may or may not) – be in the array
Returns: index – an integer representing the index of needle if found, and -1 otherwise
Return type: Notes
- PRE: da_array is a list that is sorted in non-decreasing order (thus items in
- da_array must be comparable: implement < and ==)
- POST:
- da_array is not changed by this function (immutable)
- returns index`=-1 if `needle is not in da_array
- returns an int index ` in [0:len(da_array)] if `index is in da_array
- INVARIANTS:
- If needle in da_array, needle in da_array[min_index:max_index] is a loop invariant in the while loop below.
Examples
>>> binary_search([1,2,3,4,5], 2) #if needle in the array, return its index 1 >>> binary_search([1,2,3,4,5], 1.5) #if needle not in array, return surrounding indices (0, 1)
timeseries.lazy module¶
timeseries.test_SimulatedTimeSeries module¶
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class
timeseries.test_SimulatedTimeSeries.
SimulatedTimeSeriesTest
(methodName='runTest')[source]¶ Bases:
unittest.case.TestCase
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timeseries.test_SimulatedTimeSeries.
random
() → x in the interval [0, 1).¶
timeseries.test_Timeseries module¶
timeseries.test_binarysearch module¶
timeseries.test_lazy module¶
timeseries.timeSeriesABC module¶
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class
timeseries.timeSeriesABC.
SizedContainerTimeSeriesInterface
[source]¶ Bases:
timeseries.timeSeriesABC.TimeSeriesInterface
Interface for sized-container based TimeSeries. Inherits from TimeSeriesInterface. Times for TimeSeries stored in _times Values for TimeSeries stored in _values
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class
timeseries.timeSeriesABC.
StreamTimeSeriesInterface
[source]¶ Bases:
timeseries.timeSeriesABC.TimeSeriesInterface
Abstract Base Class for timeseries data that arrive streaming.
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class
timeseries.timeSeriesABC.
TimeSeriesInterface
[source]¶ Bases:
abc.ABC
Interface for TimeSeries class which inherits from ABC
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identity
(*args, **kwargs)¶
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lazy
¶ Lazy identity property. self.lazy returns a LazyOperation instance of self.identity(), so that self.lazy.eval() is self.
Returns: self.identity() Return type: a LazyOperation instance
-


The first of two windows that you will see open is the console window (figure 2.1). This window is need by the Virtual Breadboard to work. This window should not be close until you have finished using the program or are instructed to do so, however you may minimize it.
The second window (Figure 2.2) is the actual window you will be working with. Inside it there are two more windows intitled "Tool Box" (Figure 2.3) and "Breadboard" (Figure 2.4). In short the tool box contains the components that may me used on the breadboard.
| Figure 2.3: Tool box contains the components that may be used on you Virtual Breadboard | Figure 2.4: The breadboard is the component where all your circuitry is tested |
Take note in Figure 2.3 that the currently selected tool has a black box around it.


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Helium was built to work with any MySQL or MariaDB database. Helium is aware of DataJoint conventions and as a result, it is smarter than your average database companion. It understands concepts such as the difference between a manual and a computed table.


Innovative Junior Software engineer with a passion for Artificial Intelligence, Data Science and Web Development. I have a history of excellence with a background of ten years of Military Leadership.
In my early adult years, I experienced a great deal of hardship. I first attended UAT at 19, but it was a short-lived venture. During those first two semesters, I lost my Biological Mother to Cancer, I lost my job, and eventually became homeless. During my homeless phase, I would wash myself in the sinks at UAT and helped a young Man with Muscular Dystrophy for enough money to eat. As one can imagine, the struggle became too difficult and I was forced to leave school and find another path through life.
I struggled for many years with poverty, with seemingly no end in sight. I realized I needed something that was stable with continuous opportunity for growth. That is when I joined the Military. It afforded Financial Stability, Upward Progression, Discipline, and most of all, the ability to serve a cause greater than myself.
During my time in the Army, I found great success and achievement. It helped me to find a confidence that no other job had ever afforded. I was promoted to a Non-Commissioned Officer or NCO for short, where my new found leadership responsibilities would be put to the test in Combat.
I was deployed to Iraq in early 2011 as a new NCO. During my time overseas, I would face many new challenges, and most of all, overcome those challenges. During my first month in country, we had to operate at Emergency Manning Levels, causing each of our soldiers to work 90+ hours per week.
To help alleviate this stress factor, I accomplished a six-month training program in under a month. This would allow me to be a certified Air Traffic Controller and be promoted to the Tower Training Supervisor. This promotion then gave our Company the ability to eliminate the Emergency Manning Levels and return to a traditional 40 hours, instead of 90+.
While deployed we would be attacked on over 50 separate occasions. On one particular occasion, we had a rather serious rocket attack. During the attack, a building was destroyed and set on fire. I was able to successfully evacuate the airspace with no casualties, deploy Quick Reactionary Force, and have first responders on the scene in under three minutes. Because of this, I was selected by my Company to meet the Division Commander for my performance.
Upon meeting the Division Commander, I was asked to represent the Division for the Audie Murphy Competition. The Audie Murphy Competition is a National competition for the top NCO’s in the Army. I was flown via black hawk to Baghdad where I would perform my final board with the Vice Command Sergeant Major and Vice Commanding General of the Iraq campaign. I not only won the Audie Murphy medal, but I was also the Top Contestant among three others selected that year, receiving special recognition from the Vice Commanding General for my accomplishments. Too date, I am the only Arizona National Guardsmen to have ever received the Award. It is one of my Greatest accomplishments.
After returning from Iraq, I would continue thriving and progressing. I was given one of the greatest jobs I have ever held, helping soldiers gain access to college education. I was originally selected as the GI Bill Manager. However, because of my performance, I would be given three additional state projects to manage and be promoted to the Education Guidance Counselor, and promoted to a Staff Sergeant.
However, my time in Iraq had caused an unforeseen consequence. Roughly about a year and a half after returning, I would be inundated with severe PTSD, Bipolar and Amnesia. These three conditions sadly forced me into a medical retirement and left me disabled for a number of years.
After leaving the Military, I chose a very different path. Because of the mental conditions I was experiencing, I needed to find a way to heal myself. I found the perfect place, Southwest Institute of Healing Arts. I would attend this university and receive a Massage License and Yoga Teacher certifications. It was these two artful paths that helped me learn inner peace. That inner peace would allow me to return from the difficult past I had endured. Although I loved the work, I knew that massage was not enough to fulfill my deeper desires of helping the world.
One day, I happened to drive by the UAT sign on Baseline. Seeing that sign suddenly ignited my old passions and desires from early child hood. As a child, I did not have the resources to finish school. However, after my Military Service, I had been given a new found opportunity to complete my education through the GI Bill.
My time at UAT introduced me to many new passions. In particular, my drive to understand Artificial Intelligence and merging AI with Automation. This represents the ability to achieve my greatest goal, to leave the world a better place than I found it.
My dream goal is to utilize AI and Automation for creating sustainable communities. This includes sustainable housing that generates more power than it uses, and generates more food then the residents require. The idea being, if every home generates electricity and food, it eliminates the survival needs of the common person. Therefore, instead of Automation being something to fear, it is something that can be embraced creating new degrees of freedom for everyone.
Instead of jobs being the primary source of survival, hobbies can become the new jobs of the future. Automation can handle the majority of the labor needs of society, while humans can be free to pursue their personal passions as a daily living.
As I have experienced great suffering, it has given me great drive and ambition to make change. That is why I believe firmly in one ideal, to elevate your neighbor is to elevate yourself. When we work together for the common good of all, we work for our own benefit as well. Creating symbiotic relationships with the environment is the best way for all beings on the planet. Instead of concrete buildings, creating edible gardens and incorporating Nature into the design of all our buildings offsets CO2 emissions while simultaneously providing great health benefits. Delivering these kinds of sustainable designs and automated construction technologies can help improve the quality of life for everyone.
Lead developer responsible for implementing innovative designs using React and Canvas LMS.
Lead programmer of a full stack development environment including large scale database system using SQL and Node.js.
Intuitive design approach allowing for a seamless User Experience
Successfully integrated multiple APIs into one system [pyqt5,pytorch,matplotlib,pillow, and pandas]
Developed a unique object oriented approach to neural network designs allowing for the creation of GUI system that controls training flow
Utilized Agile development methods and authored Software Requirements Specification documentation.
Proficiency with Python and Pycharm
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Developed cost effective education plans to maximize individual education benefits
Performed public speaking at local Universities and events to spread awareness on Military GI Bill benefits
Developed State Protocols to increase Student Loan repayment management efficiency
Increased Total Volume of Student loan payments by 700% while managing
Created auditing protocols due to past payment discrepancies recovering $1.5 million in over-payments
Implemented Mathematical formulas to enhance payment accuracy
Developed training records and personnel files
Implemented facility training programs
Supervised in Medical Evacuation and emergencies
50,000 safe aircraft movements in one year
Directed Air Traffic while under enemy fire
Winner of the Audie Murphy Medal, a national competition for leadership, and inducted into the Audie Murphy Society.
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i am insatiably curious.Driven to create,perpetually plugged in
Learning to code at Moringa School.
Simply the best time and learning experience ever. It keeps you yearning for more, active, refreshed and psyched up for the following day. I loved
it.
Did my high school education at Limuru Girls School.
This was where I got most of my life lessons and met the best teaching faculty I have known. Learning
was more of life skills other than Exam-passing tactics which made the school outstanding.
Sat for my K.C.P.E Examinations in Chumo Academy.
It is located in Kericho.
Did my primary schooling in Kericho Primary School.
This was the place where I got my strong academic foundation from. Approachable teachers, fantastic learning environment and social children all contributed to my early childhood development.
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THE TWILIGHT OF THE GOLDS A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1999 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ***
In town to receive an award from San Jose's Cinequest film festival, Jennifer Beals chose a funny, touching and controversial film of hers, 1997's THE TWILIGHT OF THE GOLDS, to accompany the award presentation. The movie, written by Jonathan Tolins and based on his play, tells the story of a couple who finds through genetic testing that their unborn son will be gay. You may have trouble believing a few of the characters' reactions, but, if you haven't yet come to appreciate Jennifer Beals's acting talents, you will after watching this movie. She is astounding, not with dramatic bravado, but with a deep inner strength that she brings to the part of the new mother. Beals said she likes scripts like this one that make her "want to take care of the character," which she does here with grace and power, stealing the movie from a good cast.
The film starts with a seemingly happy party at the maternal grandparents-to-be's house. Garry Marshall and Faye Dunaway play the grandparents, Walter and Phyllis Gold. There with the big "we're pregnant" secret is Suzanne Stein (Jennifer Beals) and her husband Rob (Jon Tenney). The peace of the evening is shattered by the prejudice the parents show toward their grown, gay son, David Gold, played by Brendan Fraser from GODS AND MONSTERS and BLAST FROM THE PAST. Using both his comedic and his dramatic skills, Fraser gives an unflinchingly strong performance.
The first hint that trouble is brewing in Gold country is when David sarcastically remarks about the absence of his long-time, live-in lover, Steven (Sean O'Bryan). "Steven sends his regards," he tells everyone with a big smile. "He would have come, but he wasn't invited." Lest we think the attitude problem lies in any way with David, his mother certainly lets us know how deep her homophobia goes. Without thinking, she barks at her daughter, telling her not to eat a macaroon since David's lips have touched it. Many viewers will find that the actions of the characters sometimes stretch credulity, but the script, with one exception, never goes too far afield. You may loathe the way that David and his friends are treated, but the movie doesn't make the parents into easy-to-write-off devils. They are in many ways wonderful parents, unlike Rob's parents who are uniformly oppressive.
The story's first act uses some hilarious but biting comedy to relax and entertain the audience. "Are they sure?" Walter asks about the experimental genetic test. "They're doctors," his wife retorts. "They're never sure.  As Suzanne and Rob are just starting to grapple with the issue of whether to keep or abort the gay fetus, David is busy with his opera production. He's presenting a small-scale -- 6 hour rather than the normal 23 hour --version of Wagner's Ring Cycle. After he gets a sponsor, it is billed as "Blimpie Presents Wagner's Mini Ring."
Just when you've pushed back in your chair and relaxed a bit, the more intense second act begins and the comedy turns to drama. When confronted, Walter admits to David that he considers him "sick and diseased" and that they probably would have aborted him if they had had the test available back then.
Second-time director Ross Kagan Marks is more adept at the comedic portions of the story that the drama. The first act flows rapidly and smoothly and scores just as many points about the tragedy of the situation as the dramatic second act. Any flaws in the direction, however, are ameliorated by the quietly dominating performance of Jennifer Beals. Even in the second act, the comedy provides much of the dramatic punch. David asks, for example, "What if Orson Welles's mom didn't want a fat one?"
Most of the problems with the story come back to basic plausibility. Assuming that there is a 90% accurate test that can predict homosexuality is a stretch. And then late in the story there is a tragedy that is so clearly nothing more than a cheap plot device that it again reminds us of the weaknesses of the storyline. Yet even with its limitations, the movie knows how to touch your heart and tickle your funny bone.
THE TWILIGHT OF THE GOLDS runs a fast 1:32. It is rated PG-13 for mature themes and a little profanity and would be fine for kids around 12 and up.
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Imahira lifts Dunlop Phoenix title as weather plays spoilsport
Japan Tour money list leader Shugo Imahira claimed his second victory of the season at the Dunlop Phoenix tournament on Sunday after the organizers decided to scrap the final round due to a heavy thunderstorm in Miyazaki.
REUTERS: Japan Tour money list leader Shugo Imahira claimed his second victory of the season at the Dunlop Phoenix tournament on Sunday after the organizers decided to scrap the final round due to a heavy thunderstorm in Miyazaki.
Imahira was in sublime form at Phoenix Country Club as he signed for a five-under-par 66 on Saturday and set a clubhouse target of 10-under after 54 holes, two shots clear of closest challenger Hwang Jung-gon of South Korea.
It proved to be enough as the organisers were unable to resume play in difficult weather conditions on Sunday.
As a result, Imahira collected 30 million yen (US$276,000), or three-quarters of the winner's prize money, boosting his chances of finishing at the top of the money list for a second consecutive season.
Imahira's only other victory of the season came at the Bridgestone Open, which was also cut short to 36-holes due to impact of Typhoon Hagibis in Chiba last month.
Hideki Matsuyama, who won the Miyazaki event in 2014, finished at five-under in a group which also featured American power-hitter Cameron Champ.
U.S. Open champion Gary Woodland struggled to cope with windy course conditions as he finished tied-20th, eight shots behind Imahira.
(Reporting by Hardik Vyas in Bengaluru; Editing by Mark Potter)


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Serving children and adults (ages 3 and up), the MLCCC Weekend School provides a rich assortment of language instructions, cultural classes and various clubs that support attendees' educational, personal, and career goals. Please register with mlccc.org to preview all classes, time and instructors. You can also register classes online. Please email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Time : Running from September to May on Sunday afternoons (1:00pm to 5:00pm).
School Year : Divided into three terms of fall, winter, and spring with each term having 10 weeks
The school year also includes the 31st week that hosts a school assembly featuring performances from the students.
Language Instructions
- Chinese as Heritage Language (CHL)
- Chinese as Second Language (CSL)
- Junior Journalists
- AP Chinese Test Prep
- Preliminary Mandarin Classes
- Chinese as a Second Language (CSL)
- Montessori Chinese for Pre-K (3 yrs. to 5 yrs.)
- Montessori Chinese Kindergarten (CHL/CSL-K, 4 yrs. to 6 yrs.)
- Chinese as a Heritage Language (CHL) Kindergarten to AP Level
Academic Enrichment
- MATH Enrichment
- Drawing-Art(Western and Chinese Style)
- MathCount
- English Writing/Speech
- Cartoon Animation
- Computer Coding
Chinese Arts & Culture
- Chinese Chess
- Music Ensemble
- Chinese Martial Arts
- Chinese Calligraphy & Painting
- Folk Dance (for Children and Adults)
- Chinese Traditions & History as a CSL Class
- Chinese History & Literature as a CHL Class
COMMUNITY LIVING
- Taiji Club
- Fitness Club
- Seniors Club
- Basketball Club
- Tea & Chess Club
- Photo & Video Club
- PVSA Certifications for Teens
(All classes are 50 minutes except for CHL, AP Chinese/SAT II Chinese, and CSL, which are two 50-minute sessions with a 10 minute break in between. Language classes are taught by native Mandarin speakers. Most non-language classes are taught in English.)
You can select one of the following three options to register for the classes.
- Register online. Currently online credit card payment for tuition is not available. After you complete the online registration, you need to mail the payment of tuition and fees to the MLCCC's mailing address.
- Download the registration form, fill it out and mail the completed form with your payment to the MLCCC's mailing address.
- Directly go to Chinese weekend school to register during the school days. Please check the school calendar posted on the homepage for the school days.
The MLCCC Weekend School holds several academic contests each year to promote students' interest in Chinese language learning by challenging them to realize their full Chinese language potential.
Song Li Cup Chinese Essay/Story Contest (第一届李松杯中文写作比赛)
Sponsored by Song Li China Culture Foundation
Purpose: To encourage students to learn Chinese language and culture.
Topic: Anything you would like to share, for example: hobby, your Weekend Chinese School experience, etc.
Format: Essay or picture story (CHL families, please read word count and format details in Chinese below. CSL families, no word count requirement and can be picture story.)
Groups (age is defined as a participant’s age on 11/30):
- - CHL ages 5 - 7
- - CHL ages 8-10
- - CHL ages 11 and up
- - CSL all ages
Submission Method: Upload file to
our google drive.
Must include a participant’s name, class, teacher’s name, parent’s or guardian’s contact email.All essays will be published in MLCCC’s Official WeChat Account.
Prizes: Top 3 students will receive special prizes. All participants will receive 10 school dollars and special souvenirs.
MLCCC Chinese Character Recognition Contest
The MLCCC Chinese Character Recognition Contest will be annually. It is open to all CHL Chinese Grade 1 students and above and to all CSL Chinese students.
For Heritage class students, each student will be randomly given 150 words from the review word list, 100 of them are from their own grade level, 50 from the previous grade. (1st graders will be tested 100 words) Participants must read out the words instantly and accurately.
For CSL students, each student will be randomly given 150 words. 100 of them are from their own grade level, 50 each from the previous levels. (The level I students will be tested 100 words from their own level) Participants must read out the words in Chinese and translate into English instantly and accurately.
A reward will be presented to each of the winners of the contests at the end of the school year assembly.
Word Lists
MLCCC Weekend School - Persistency Award for Chinese Learning - Guidelines
The Main Line Chinese Culture Center has established a "Persistency Award for Chinese Learning" in our Chinese Weekend School in order to award those of our students who have persistently spent years of personal time learning Chinese by attending our classes and doing the homework. We also hope that this award will encourage all our Weekend School students to demonstrate a persistent effort and take pride in learning Chinese and attending Chinese Weekend School.
The guidelines for the Persistency Award for Chinese Learning are as follows:
- A student who has completed the below number of years/terms of our 2-hour Chinese Heritage Language (CHL) course or Chinese as a Second Language (CSL) course in MLCCC Weekend School will be awarded a Persistency Award Certificate and the corresponding tuition credit at the end of the eligible school year.
- 3 years (or 9 terms) of CHL or CSL classes - certificate and $100 tuition credit (cumulative)
- 6 years (or 18 terms) of CHL or CSL classes - certificate and $250 tuition credit (cumulative)
- 10 years (or 30 terms) of CHL or CSL classes - certificate and $500 tuition credit (cumulative)
(CHL classes are the Chinese language classes that most of our students are enrolled in.)
The above award levels are cumulative -- any student who qualifies for the 6-year award who has already received the 3-year award will receive the difference between the two award levels (i.e. $150 tuition credit).
The tuition credit is only transferrable within the same family (such as to a younger sibling).
- The qualifying years/terms do not need to be consecutive, as long as the total number of years/terms enrolled in MLCCC's CHL or CSL classes reaches the above levels.
- Accumulations from different years are acceptable. For example, since our school year consists of 3 terms, as long as you accumulate 9 terms (3 terms per year x 3 years) of CHL or CSL class time, then you qualify for the $100 award level.
- The qualifying years/terms will be determined according to MLCCC Weekend School's registration records.
- The award is focused on students' persistence, regardless of their grades and/or performance.
- The award is focused on learning the Chinese language. Therefore the period that a student registers for only culture classes such as Drawing, Karate, etc. will not count toward the award.
- Qualified students need to apply for the award and only currently registered Weekend School students are eligible to apply.
- All teachers' and administrators' children are qualified to receive the certificate but not the monetary award.
We congratulate our students who qualify for any of the above mentioned award levels, and encourage more students to reach the highest-level possible!
Students can withdraw from a class at any time. To withdraw from a class, please send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and state the student's name, class name, time of the class, and effective date of the withdrawal. You can also go to the school administrator's desk to complete and hand in a withdrawal form.
First class is a free trial:
- If decide to register after the trial, then must register for the entire school year and pay the registration fee
- If decide not to register after the trial, then you will get full refund of tuition payment, including registration fee if paid any.
Withdrawal after the second class:
- Registration fees are non-refundable.
- Unused portion of tuition minus a handling fee of $10 per student will be refunded.
Long term leave
- For continuous leave of 3 weeks or more, such as for travel, notify school 1 month in advance for full refund
of missed classes.


Andrews, Texas
Hot Oil Driver and Pump Truck Drivers NEEDED. Class A CDL with Hazmat endorsement required for Hot Oil or CDL with tanker endorsement and experience required. Applicants may also apply in person at Standard Energy Services 1300 S US 385, Andrews, Texas.
Big Lake, Texas
Truck Pusher (Assistant Manager). Oilfield trucking experience. Class A CDL highly desired. Must have good driving record. Competitive salary and full benefits. Standard Energy Services is an oilfield service company. Apply at Standard Energy Services, 1911 E US Hwy 67, Big Lake, TX or send resume to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>EEO.
Levelland, Texas
Pump truck drivers needed. CDL with tanker endorsement and experience required. Applicants may send their application or resume or application to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or apply in person at Standard Energy Services
3101 W HWY 114, Levelland, Texas or contact Johnny at<PHONE_NUMBER>.
Diesel Mechanic (Levelland) – Must have own tools and good driving record. Experience highly preferred. Apply at Standard Energy Services, 3101 W Hwy 114 Levelland or 2310 Fordham, Lubbock or email resume to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>EEO.
Pecos, Texas
OFFICE CLERK. Standard Energy Services is taking resumes for a full-time Office Clerk position to assist local manager as well as perform invoicing and every day office duties. Previous office experience, excellent computer skills and organizational skills required. Oilfield experience preferred. Send resume to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>EEO.
Plains, Texas
Vac truck and hot oil drivers needed. CDL with tanker endorsement and experience required. Hot oil requires Class A CDL with hazmat endorsement. Applicants may also send the an application or resume to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Post, TX and surrounding area
Vac Truck and Pump Truck drivers needed. – CDL with tanker endorsement and experience required. Competitive salary, benefits. We are an oilfield service company. You may get an application at www.thestandardenergy.com or send resume to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or apply in person at Standard Energy Services, 1459 US HWY 84, Post, TX.
Seminole
Pump Truck & amp; Vacuum Truck Drivers Needed. Class A CDL with tanker endorsement required. Experience required. Applicants may also apply in person at Standard Energy Services at 601 N 385 in Seminole or call Clay at<PHONE_NUMBER>.
RIG MECHANIC Will train good candidates. Must have knowledge of rig equipment, parts, and components. Must have experience with hydraulic motors and rig engines. Must be able to work unsupervised and in the field if needed. Must have own tools. Will provide service truck. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Benefits (medical, dental, 401K) Send resume to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>EEO.
Snyder
DRIVERS – PUMP TRUCK
Class A CDL with tanker endorsement required. Must have a good driving record and experience. Competitive salary, benefits. We are an oilfield service company. Apply at Standard Energy Services, 1459 US Hwy 84, Post, Texas or contact Jody at<PHONE_NUMBER>. EEO.
Lubbock
Bergstein Enterprises is looking for an experienced Information Technology Specialist with good people, written and verbal communication skills. Must be a team player, highly motivated and a self-starter who seeks challenges and has the ability to work under pressure, meet deadlines, and set priorities without direct supervision.
The candidate will primarily support Windows based computers in a network environment running financial software and Microsoft Office products. Will also support MAC/Apple based equipment.
The successful candidate must be willing to travel during the day (not overnight) from time-to-time, have a good driving record and be able to work independently. Must be a highly flexible self-starter who seeks challenging activities, but also is a team player who can fit in with current IT group.
We have competitive salary, strong benefits package and strong team atmosphere. Exempt position.
We are in the oilfield service (trucking and well servicing) business. Learn more about us at www.standardenergyservices.com
Please send your resume to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Property Maintenance Supervisor
Will be responsible for repairs and construction to various sites. Need to have knowledge of plumbing, small electrical repairs, painting and flooring. Duties will include, pool service and maintenance of landscaping; including sprinkler repair. Full-time, hourly (year around) position based in Lubbock. Benefits available. Some out-of-town driving required. Company vehicle provided. Must have a good driving record. Apply at Bergstein Enterprises, 2310 Fordham, Lubbock or e-mail resume to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>EEO. No phone calls, please.
Welder
Lubbock – Experience with Hot Oil, Kill Truck and Pump Truck required. Must be certified pipe welder. Apply at Standard Energy Services, 2310 Fordham, Lubbock, TX or email your resume to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>EEO
Drivers
We are always recruiting for drivers. Must have a Class A-CDL with Tanker Endorsement (N) and a good driving record is required. Experience preferred. Drug test required. Apply in person at the location nearest to you or complete the Application for Employment below or send your resume to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Please call<PHONE_NUMBER> for the location nearest to you. EEO
| Andrews, TX | Artesia, NM |
| Big Lake, TX | Carlsbad, NM |
| Brownfield, TX | Hobbs, NM |
| Levelland, TX | Jal, NM |
| Lubbock, TX | |
| Monahans, TX | |
| Plains, TX | |
| Pecos, TX | |
| Post, TX | |
| Seminole, TX | |
| Snyder, TX |
Standard Energy Services is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.
Equal Employment Opportunity – Standard is an equal opportunity employer and makes employment decisions on the basis of merit. The company wants to have the best available person for each job. Standard prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, sex, age, color, national origin, religion, disability, veteran status, marital status, political affiliation, sexual orientation, or any other consideration made unlawful by federal or state laws.
Standard is allowed to establish bona fide occupational qualifications (e.g. age, sex, or physical or mental conditions) where necessary. Equal employment opportunity laws allow employers to base employment decisions for a particular job on such factors if the employer is able to demonstrate that such factors are an essential qualification for performing a particular job.
This obligation includes hiring, placement, promotion or demotion, recruitment, advertising, or solicitation for employment. The objective of Standard is to hire individuals qualified and/or trainable for positions by virtue of education, training, experience, and personal qualifications.
Standard is committed to complying with all applicable laws providing equal employment opportunities. This commitment applies to all persons involved in the operations of Standard and prohibits unlawful discrimination by any employee. All employees have a personal responsibility to conduct themselves in compliance with this policy and to report any observations of discrimination and/or harassment immediately to their immediate supervisor or the Human Resources Manager.


Royal Crown Hotel
This property is 12 minutes walk from the beach. Set in Alexandria, within a 2.3 km radius of Alexandria Citadel and Alexandria Zoo, Royal Crown Hotel offers accommodation with a shared lounge and a restaurant, and free WiFi. Built in 1989, this hotel is within an 11-minute walk of Catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa and Al-Salam Theatre. Attractions in the area include Alexandria Sporting Club, 1 km away, or Smouha Sporting Club, situated 1.5 km from the property.
All units at the hotel are equipped with a seating area and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. The units at Royal Crown Hotel include air conditioning and a wardrobe.
A buffet breakfast is served daily at the property.
Staff at the 24-hour front desk speak Arabic and English.
Stanley Bridge is 1.7 km from the accommodation. The nearest airport is Borg el Arab International Airport, 41 km from Royal Crown Hotel.
Couples particularly like the location — they rated it 8.1 for a two-person trip.


SCENARIO 1: Isolated link
INPUTS
GROUP 1: Input Links
| # | Node Name From | Node Name To |
| 1 | Node 1-1 | Node 2-1 |
GROUP 2: Isolated Nodes: Empty
GROUP 3: Root
OUTPUTS
GROUP 1: Node Tree
| # | Node Name | Node Level | Prior Node |
| 1 | Node 1-1 | 0 | |
| 2 | Node 2-1 | 1 | Node 1-1 |
0 failed of 2: SUCCESS
GROUP 2: Unhandled Exception: Empty as expected: SUCCESS
0 failed of 2: SUCCESS


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This is a very simple layout that would have nearly been impossible to do without tables.


@*****************************************************************************
* Explanation of Topic Hub functionality *
* TODO: add diagram *
* Copyright 2012 MIT Libraries *
* @author richardrodgers *
*****************************************************************************@
@()(implicit hubContext: HubContext)
@main("Explain - TopicHub") {
Explaining TopicHub
TopicHub workflow:
- Publishers deposit a package containing content and typically related metadata.
- The hub uses the metadata and content to extract information, and exposes this as a set of topics.
- Subscribers discover these topics, and register their interest in them on the hub.
- The hub delivers content to subscribers that match the topics they have identified.
- When new packages arrive from any publisher, the extraction will often match existing topics.
- In this case, all subscribers will receive the new package, since they have already subscribed to the topic.
- Subscribers can thus obtain content without conducting ongoing, repetitive searches for content.
}


Send Email to User(s)
This page is menu is fairly self explanatory. Configuration
options are as follows:
User Name: If you want to e-mail a specific user.
E-mail to all users: A check box to mail all users.
Reply address: The address that the e-mail will come
from, i.e<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Subject: The subject of the e-mail.
Message: The main body of the e-mail.
Go: Submit


# Agenda
* [Software Development](m01.html)
* Workshop: Developing a Working Software
* [Introducing Agile](m02.html)
* Workshop: Using Agile I
* [Agile Practices](m03.html)
* Workshop: Using Agile II
* Workshop: Using Agile III
* [Wrap-Up](m04.html)


Question
N是一个很大的正整数——可能到1015次方，
简单起见，不考虑溢出，或者假设用python
A 是一个array，里面存着一些正整数，up to 1000个
从1 - N这N个数，有多少个数，不能被A中的任何一个数整除的？
Solution
It’s a very difficult question.
We can’t do it like a Sieve of Eratosthenes, cuz N is too large. The best solution is at this post, level 9:
Consider the simplest case: A={2}, then any odd number below N is OK, so the result would be (N - N/2). Then consider A={2, 3}, any number below N that is not mutiply of 2 or 3 is OK, so the result would be (N - N/2 - N/3 + N/6). Then consider A={2, 3, 5}, the result would be (N - N/2 - N/3 - N/5 + N/6 + N/10 + N/15 - N/30).
So there is a general rule:
for A={a1, a2, …, aN}, if ai is not dividable by aj for any i != j, then we could:
- for i from 1 to N, calc r1 = N - SUM(N/ai);
- for i, j from 1 to N, i != j, calc r2 = r1 + SUM(N/(ai*aj));
- for i, j, k from 1 to N, i != j != k, calc r3 = r2 - SUM(N/(aiajak));
- …
- until all numbers in A are chosen.
- then the final rN is the result.
So for the problem, first we preprocess A to eliminate any multiplies in A. For example, A={2, 4, 5}, we can eliminate 4 because it is a mutiply of 2 which is also in A. So A'={2, 5}, then we calc:
r1 = 10 - 10/2 - 10/5 = 10 - 5 - 2 = 3; r2 = r1 + 10/10 = 3 + 1 = 4;
then the final result is 4.
Refer to [Question] Multiples of 3 and 5.
Code
not written


{% extends "bootstrap/base.html" %} {% block title %} Tweet Basic Stats Output ~ Basic {% endblock title %} {% block content %}
A list of the total tweets in the result and the total tweets for each location in the result.
Below are the filters that your results are limited by.
A chart of total tweets per location in your results.
Type a custom name here for file downloads before choosing your format. Only the displayed rows will be saved, so please display all rows that you want to save. Warning: Be cautious of saving large amounts of tweets at once as it could have significantly long process time.
| Tweet ID | Profile Name | Character Count | Follower Count | Location | Time | Likes | Retweets |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tweet ID | Profile Name | Character Count | Follower Count | Location | Time | Likes | Retweets |


Reports singleton classes.
Singleton classes are declared so that only one instance of the
class may ever be instantiated. Singleton classes complicate testing,
and their presence may indicate a lack of object-oriented design.
Example:
class Singleton {
private static final Singleton ourInstance = new Singleton();
private Singleton() {
}
public Singleton getInstance() {
return ourInstance;
}
}


| 023:051 Khan | : |
O (you) Messengers! Eat of the Taiyibat [all kinds of Halal (legal) foods which Allah has made legal (meat of slaughtered eatable animals, milk products, fats, vegetables, fruits, etc.], and do righteous deeds. Verily! I am Well-Acquainted with what you do. |
| 023:051 Maulana | : |
O ye messengers, eat of the good things and do good. Surely I am Knower of what you do. |
| 023:051 Pickthal | : |
O ye messengers! Eat of the good things, and do right. Lo! I am Aware of what ye do. |
| 023:051 Rashad | : |
O you messengers, eat from the good provisions, and work righteousness. I am fully aware of everything you do. |
| 023:051 Sarwar | : |
I told them, "Messengers, eat from the pure things and act righteously; I know all that you do. |
| 023:051 Shakir | : |
O messengers! eat of the good things and do good; surely I know what you do. |
| 023:051 Sherali | : |
O ye Messengers, eat of the pure things and do good works. Verily, I am Well-Aware of what you do. |
| 023:051 Yusufali | : |
O ye messengers! enjoy (all) things good and pure, and work righteousness: for I am well-acquainted with (all) that ye do. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: العلاقات القضائية > أحكام قانونية > أحكام عامة > إباحة الزينة وأكل الحلال Judicial Relationships>Legal Rules>General Rules>The Allowance of the Adornment with Clothes and Lawful Food
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


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Connector Pane
New Instance
Creates a new instance of MLua which can be wired to other MLua API functions.
Parameter(s)
-----------------
- Pool size: Amount of memory to allocate to the MLua instance, Defaults to '0'. A value of '0' disables the fixed memory function allowing Lua to dynamically allocate memory as required.
- error in: Describes error conditions that occur before this node runs. This input provides standard error in functionality.
- MLua out: Newly created MLua instance.
- error out: Contains error information. This output provides standard error out functionality.


{% extends 'website/base.html' %} {% block "yourworkflowsactive" %}class="active"{% endblock %} {% block "container" %}
You can copy and paste this into another installation of ClowdFlows. Just make sure that the other installation has all the appropriate packages imported.


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 6
Dietary
Hearty, filling and comforting - Antony Worrall Thompson's healthy and low fat soup is perfect for a cold winter's evening.
Each serving provides 347kcal, 8g protein, 28g carbohydrate (of which 15g sugars), 21g fat (of which 15g saturates), 9g fibre and 1.9g salt.
Melt the butter in a heavy-based pan and add the ginger, allspice, cumin, chilli powder, curry powder, and ground coriander.
Cook over a low heat for three minutes, stirring continuously. Add the vegetables, stir to combine, and cook for a further eight minutes. Stir in the lentils and rice before adding the stock. Bring to the boil and simmer for 30 minutes or until the vegetables are tender and the lentils have started to break down.
Blend the soup in a liquidiser or food processor until smooth. Return to the heat and add the coconut milk, lime juice, and coriander. Heat through but do not let it boil again. Serve immediately.


 Your pipeline seems to have a loop which would mean it will likely not complete.
Please review the inputs and outputs between and fix any circular connections:
| Step | Inputs | Outputs | URL | Timeout | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{step.name}} | {{step.inputs|join:", "}} | {{step.outputs|join:", "}} | {{step.url}} | {{step.get_timeout_display}} |
Run your pipeline using API with the following HTTP Request. {% if pipeline.requires_inputs %} Keep in mind that one of the following input sets may be required:
{{inputs|oxford_join}}
$ curl -X POST \ -H 'Authorization: Token {{user.auth_token.key}}' \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -H 'Accept: application/json' \ -d '{"payload": {}, "inputs": {}}' \ {{site_root}}{% url 'api:pipeline-run' uuid=pipeline.uuid %}
The JSON payload for all outbound requests are signed with HMAC-SHA512
using {{pipeline.secret}}
as the secret. This can be read from the X-WA-Sign
HTTP header
and used to cryptographically verify the request.
The following headers are guaranteed for every pipeline request made.
Content-Type
as application/json
X-WA-Sign
as hex digest
X-WA-Pipeline
as uuid4
X-WA-Run
as uuid4
X-WA-Step
as uuid4
| Timestamp | Duration | Completed | ||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{run.created_at}} | {{run.duration}} | {% if is_completed %} Yes {% else %} No {% endif %} | ||||||||||||||||
Payload
Outputs
{% for key,values in run.get_outputs.items %}
{% with run.get_errors as errors %}
{% if errors %}
{{key}}: {{values|json_dump}} {% endfor %}
Alert: This run ran into some errors and was not able to complete.
{% for result in errors %}
{% endwith %}
|


procedure CopyFromBitmap(SrcBmp: TBitmap);
Copies the SrcBmp into the current surface. The surface has been initialized beforehand by a call to ChangeSize or InitializeSurface.
[See also]: ICopyFromBitmapSupport


To understand Camera2 API take a fast look into sample repo and official documentation
First of all create empty project in Android Studio, like on tutorial
So let's create instrumented tests for running tests on android device, according to documentation. Why? Because good programmer write tests. For testing hid own code, for testing other's code. Running tests on android device is wonderful solution. According to tutorial we have to do:
app/src/androidTest/java
- if yes you have already configured instrumented tests.
com.example.myapplication
.
build.gradle
you should have in dependencies test:runner
and test:rules
as follows (versions may differs, if these packages are from com.android.support.test
change it to androidx.text
):
dependencies { androidTestImplementation 'androidx.test:runner:1.1.0' androidTestImplementation 'androidx.test:rules:1.1.0' }
testInstrumentationRunner
in build.gradle
as follows:
android { ... defaultConfig { ... testInstrumentationRunner "androidx.test.runner.AndroidJUnitRunner" } }
First of all we would like to just "open camera" using method:
so we need cameraId (obtained from CameraManager
),
// get context (remember to use getTargetContext()) Context context = InstrumentationRegistry.getInstrumentation().getTargetContext(); // get camera manager CameraManager manager = (CameraManager) context.getSystemService(Context.CAMERA_SERVICE); // iterate over all device's cameras String cameraId = null; for (String camId : manager.getCameraIdList()) { // and choose apropriete one, based on camera characteristics CameraCharacteristics characteristics = manager.getCameraCharacteristics(camId); Integer LENS_FACING = characteristics.get(CameraCharacteristics.LENS_FACING); if (LENS_FACING != null && LENS_FACING == CameraCharacteristics.LENS_FACING_BACK) { cameraId = camId; break; } }
CameraDevice.StateCallback
object (which we will create),
(to avoid problems, define these elements inside test class, not inside of test method)
// create variable for holding device private CameraDevice cameraDevice; // create state object, to pass to open method. Implements required methods private CameraDevice.StateCallback mStateCallback = new CameraDevice.StateCallback() { @Override public void onOpened(@NonNull CameraDevice camera) { // this method is most important for us. Assign opened device to our variable defined above cameraDevice = camera; } @Override public void onDisconnected(@NonNull CameraDevice camera) { camera.close(); } @Override public void onError(@NonNull CameraDevice camera, int error) { camera.close(); } };
and Handler
object.
HandlerThread mBackgroundThread = new HandlerThread("CameraThread"); mBackgroundThread.start(); Handler backgroundHandler = new Handler(mBackgroundThread.getLooper());
Open camera
manager.openCamera(cameraId, mStateCallback, backgroundHandler);
At the end run test class
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.CAMERA" />
into AndroidManifest.xml
If you got error Lacking privileges to access camera service
, google for it! and add
@Rule public GrantPermissionRule permissionRule = GrantPermissionRule.grant(Manifest.permission.<PROPER_PREMISSION>);
If you got error No instrumentation registered! Must run under a registering instrumentation
, google for it! and change android.support
to androidx
packages. According to documentation. At the end, if no method helps, remove Run configuration
from Android Studio, and create new one for invoking tests.
Test can be run on VirtualMachine as well
package com.example.myapplication; import android.Manifest; import android.content.Context; import android.hardware.camera2.CameraAccessException; import android.hardware.camera2.CameraCharacteristics; import android.hardware.camera2.CameraDevice; import android.hardware.camera2.CameraManager; import android.os.Handler; import android.os.HandlerThread; import android.util.Log; import androidx.annotation.NonNull; import androidx.test.InstrumentationRegistry; import androidx.test.filters.SmallTest; import androidx.test.rule.GrantPermissionRule; import androidx.test.runner.AndroidJUnit4; import org.junit.Rule; import org.junit.Test; import org.junit.runner.RunWith; @RunWith(AndroidJUnit4.class) @SmallTest public class ExampleInstrumentedTest { @Rule public GrantPermissionRule permissionRule = GrantPermissionRule.grant(Manifest.permission.CAMERA); // create variable for holding device private CameraDevice cameraDevice; // create state object, to pass to open method. Implements required methods private CameraDevice.StateCallback mStateCallback = new CameraDevice.StateCallback() { @Override public void onOpened(@NonNull CameraDevice camera) { // this method is most important for us. Assign opened device to our variable defined above cameraDevice = camera; Log.d("ExampleInstrumentedTest", "CameraDevice.StateCallback::onOpened"); } @Override public void onDisconnected(@NonNull CameraDevice camera) { camera.close(); } @Override public void onError(@NonNull CameraDevice camera, int error) { camera.close(); } }; @Test public void test1() throws CameraAccessException { // get context (remember to use getTargetContext()) Context context = InstrumentationRegistry.getTargetContext(); // get camera manager CameraManager manager = (CameraManager) context.getSystemService(Context.CAMERA_SERVICE); // iterate over all device's cameras String cameraId = null; for (String camId : manager.getCameraIdList()) { // and choose apropriete one, based on camera characteristics CameraCharacteristics characteristics = manager.getCameraCharacteristics(camId); Integer LENS_FACING = characteristics.get(CameraCharacteristics.LENS_FACING); if (LENS_FACING != null && LENS_FACING == CameraCharacteristics.LENS_FACING_BACK) { cameraId = camId; break; } } HandlerThread mBackgroundThread = new HandlerThread("CameraThread"); mBackgroundThread.start(); Handler backgroundHandler = new Handler(mBackgroundThread.getLooper()); if (cameraId != null) { manager.openCamera(cameraId, mStateCallback, backgroundHandler); } } }
In next post we will create CaptureSession and capture first photo.


Work in progress.
On average, 150 million individuals per year attend professional sporting events. During a global pandemic, spectator attendance deminishes to almost 0. We have developed an app that brings people together and creates an environment to compete against each other.
Perfect place for a burger-fanatic to keep a list of burgers they would like to eat or burgers they have already devoured.
PX is a simple way to have all your social media and news in one central place.
A weather dashboard that will run in the browser and feature dynamically updated HTML and CSS using OpenweatherApi.
A timed code quiz with multiple-choice questions. This app is run in the browser and features dynamically updated HTML and CSS powered by JavaScript code.
This is a simple calendar application that allows the user to save events for each hour of the day. This app will run in the browser and feature dynamically updated HTML and CSS powered by jQuery.
Password generator that uses Javascript to create a password based on the characters the user would like.


Man slashed in the face while exiting train station in Washington Heights, police say
by Eyewitness NewsWASHINGTON HEIGHTS, Manhattan (WABC) -- A man was slashed in the face while he was exiting a train station in Washington Heights on Thursday afternoon, police say.
The 39-year-old was on the A train escalator at 181st St. and Fort Washington Ave. Police say he bumped into a man, who took out a knife and slashed the man in the face and neck.
The vicious attack shut down the busy station for two and a half hours through rush hour as the NYPD's evidence collecion team sorted through the mess.
The victim was taken to St. Barnabas Hospital in stable condition. Officials say he was conscious and alert.
No arrests have been made.
The suspect is described as a man in his twenties, and was wearing a backpack and a durag at the time.


mentry::dateMentry
Commandmentry::timeMentry
Commandmentry::dateTimeMentry
Commandmentry::putClockVal
Commandmentry::getClockVal
Commandmentry::dateMentry
Commandmentry::dateMentry
– Create and manipulate mentry
widgets for datementry::dateMentry pathName format separator ?options?
pathName
for displaying and editing a date according to the
format
argument, which must be a string of length 3,
consisting of the letters "d"
for the day
(01
- 31
), "m"
for the month
(01
- 12
), and "y"
or
"Y"
for the year without century (00
-
99
) or with century (e.g., 2008
), in an arbitrary
order. These field descriptor characters have the same meanings as in
the clock format
command. The
separator
argument specifies the text to be displayed
in the labels separating the three entry components of the mentry widget
(the most common values are the "/"
,
"-"
, and "."
characters). The
supported options
are the same as in the case of the
mentry::mentry
command.type
attribute of
the widget to the value "Date"
, saves the value of
format
in its format
attribute, and
returns the name of the newly created widget.mentry::dateMentry
command defines four new
keyboard bindings for the entry components of the mentry widget it
creates: The Up
key increments the entry's value by 1 if
the latter is less than the allowed maximum for that component.
Similarly, the Down
key decrements the entry's value by 1 if
the latter is greater than the allowed minimum for that component.
The Prior
key increments the entry's value by at most 10 if
the latter is less than the allowed maximum for that component.
Similarly, the Next
key decrements the entry's value by at
most 10 if the latter is greater than the allowed minimum for that
component. If the entry is empty then all of these keys insert the
component-specific minimum value into the entry.Up
and
Down
keys can also be triggered by rolling the mouse
wheel. In addition, on Mac OS Classic and Mac OS X/11+ Aqua, the
actions performed by the Prior
and Next
keys are
also triggered by the <Option-MouseWheel>
event. The same holds true on all windowing systems if the Tk version
is 8.7a4 or later, where the Option
modifier is bound
to the Option
key on Mac OS X/11+ and to the Alt
key on Windows and X11.mentry::timeMentry
Commandmentry::timeMentry
– Create and manipulate mentry
widgets for timementry::timeMentry pathName format separator ?options?
pathName
for displaying and editing a time according to the
format
argument, which must be a string of length 2 or
3, consisting of the following field descriptor characters of the
clock format
command: "H"
or
"I"
, followed by "M"
, and
optionally the letter "S"
. An
"H"
as first character specifies the time format
"%H:%M"
or "%H:%M:%S"
(i.e., with
the hour between 0
and 23
), while the letter
"I"
stands for "%I:%M
%p"
or "%I:%M:%S %p"
(i.e., with AM/PM indicator). The separator
argument specifies the text to be displayed in the labels separating the
entry components of the mentry widget (this is usually the
":"
character). The options
are the same as in the case of the mentry::mentry
command.type
attribute of
the widget to the value "Time"
, saves the value of
format
in its format
attribute, and
returns the name of the newly created widget.mentry::timeMentry
command defines four new
keyboard bindings for the entry components of the mentry widget it
creates: The Up
key increments the entry's value by 1 if
the latter is less than the allowed maximum for that component.
Similarly, the Down
key decrements the entry's value by 1 if
the latter is greater than the allowed minimum for that component.
The Prior
key increments the entry's value by at most 10 if
the latter is less than the allowed maximum for that component.
Similarly, the Next
key decrements the entry's value by at
most 10 if the latter is greater than the allowed minimum for that
component. If the entry is empty then all of these keys insert the
component-specific minimum value into the entry.Up
and
Down
keys can also be triggered by rolling the mouse
wheel. In addition, on Mac OS Classic and Mac OS X/11+ Aqua, the
actions performed by the Prior
and Next
keys are
also triggered by the <Option-MouseWheel>
event. The same holds true on all windowing systems if the Tk version
is 8.7a4 or later, where the Option
modifier is bound
to the Option
key on Mac OS X/11+ and to the Alt
key on Windows and X11.mentry::dateTimeMentry
Commandmentry::dateTimeMentry
– Create and manipulate
mentry widgets for date & timementry::dateTimeMentry pathName format dateSeparator timeSeparator ?options?
pathName
for displaying and editing a date & time according to the
format
argument, which must be a string of length 5 or
6, with the first 3 characters consisting of the letters
"d"
for the day (01
- 31
),
"m"
for the month (01
- 12
),
and "y"
or "Y"
for the year without
century (00
- 99
) or with century (e.g.,
2008
), in an arbitrary order, followed by 2 or 3 further field
descriptor characters of the clock format
command, which must be: "H"
or "I"
,
then "M"
, and optionally the letter
"S"
. An "H"
specifies the
time format "%H:%M"
or "%H:%M:%S"
(i.e., with the hour between 0
and 23
), while the
letter "I"
stands for "%I:%M
%p"
or "%I:%M:%S %p"
(i.e., with AM/PM indicator). The dateSeparator
argument specifies the text to be displayed in the labels separating the
entry components in the date part of the mentry widget (the most common
values are the "/"
, "-"
, and
"."
characters). Similarly, the
timeSeparator
argument stands for the text to be
displayed in the labels separating the entry components in the time part of
mentry widget (this is usually the ":"
character). The date and time parts in turn are separated from each
other by a space character. The supported options
are the same as in the case of the mentry::mentry
command.type
attribute of
the widget to the value "DateTime"
, saves the value of
format
in its format
attribute, and
returns the name of the newly created widget.mentry::dateTimeMentry
command defines four new
keyboard bindings for the entry components of the mentry widget it
creates: The Up
key increments the entry's value by 1 if
the latter is less than the allowed maximum for that component.
Similarly, the Down
key decrements the entry's value by 1 if
the latter is greater than the allowed minimum for that component.
The Prior
key increments the entry's value by at most 10 if
the latter is less than the allowed maximum for that component.
Similarly, the Next
key decrements the entry's value by at
most 10 if the latter is greater than the allowed minimum for that
component. If the entry is empty then all of these keys insert the
component-specific minimum value into the entry.Up
and
Down
keys can also be triggered by rolling the mouse
wheel. In addition, on Mac OS Classic and Mac OS X/11+ Aqua, the
actions performed by the Prior
and Next
keys are
also triggered by the <Option-MouseWheel>
event. The same holds true on all windowing systems if the Tk version
is 8.7a4 or later, where the Option
modifier is bound
to the Option
key on Mac OS X/11+ and to the Alt
key on Windows and X11.mentry::putClockVal
Commandmentry::putClockVal
– Output a clock value to a
date, time, or date & time mentrymentry::putClockVal clockValue pathName ?-gmt boolean?
clockValue
to the mentry widget
pathName
, which must have been created with the
mentry::dateMentry
,
mentry::timeMentry
, or
mentry::dateTimeMentry
command (this is checked by examining the widget's type
attribute, which must have the value "Date"
,
"Time"
, or "DateTime"
).clock
format
command, the optional argument pair
-gmt boolean
specifies whether the clock value
is to be formatted as Greenwich Mean Time or according to the local
timezone as defined by the operating environment.mentry::getClockVal
Commandmentry::getClockVal
– Get the clock value from a
date, time, or date & time mentrymentry::getClockVal pathName ?-base clockValue? ?-gmt boolean?
pathName
,
which must have been created with the mentry::dateMentry
, mentry::timeMentry
, or mentry::dateTimeMentry
command (this is
checked by examining the widget's type
attribute, which
must have the value "Date"
, "Time"
, or
"DateTime"
).clock
scan
command, the optional argument pair
-base clockValue
specifies that the date
contained in clockValue
is to be used when getting the
clock value from the given mentry widget, and the optional argument
pair -gmt boolean
specifies whether the
clock value is to be calculated relative to Greenwich Mean Time or
according to the local timezone as defined by the operating
environment.| Return Value | Meaning |
|---|---|
"EMPTY" |
Any entry component (except the one containing the seconds) is empty. |
"BAD" |
The value of the day, month, or hour (the latter only if the
AM/PM indicator is present) is 0 . |
"BAD_DATE" |
The <year, month, day> triple is invalid (note that the command is aware of leap years). |
"BAD_YEAR" |
The above triple is valid, but the conversion (made with the aid
of the clock scan command) failed
because of an unsupported year value (e.g., between 38
and 70 ). |


| Internal ID | Type | nlapiSubmitField | Label | Required | Help |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| audience | select | true | Audience Description | false | Select the audience for this campaign. Tracking the target audience is useful for media marketing without a clear list of recipients. You can create new campaign audience records at <_TABNAME=EDIT_CAMPAIGNAUDIENCE_> > <_TASKCATEGORY=EDIT_CAMPAIGNAUDIENCE_> > Campaign Audiences > New. |
| autoname | checkbox | false | Auto | false | |
| basecost | currency | false | Base Cost | false | |
| campaignid | identifieranycase | false | ID | false | |
| category | select | true | Category | false | Select the category this campaign belongs in. Campaign categories are used to group campaigns on reports and lists. You can create new campaign categories at <_TABNAME=EDIT_CAMPAIGNCATEGORY_> > <_TASKCATEGORY=EDIT_CAMPAIGNCATEGORY_> > Campaign Categories > New. |
| convcostpercustomer | currency | false | Cost per Purchaser | false | |
| conversions | integer | false | Number of Purchasers | false | This is the number of leads or prospects that have become customers as a result of this campaign. |
| cost | currency | false | Total Cost | false | |
| costpercustomer | currency | false | Cost per Lead | false | |
| customform | select | false | Custom Form | false | |
| enddate | date | false | End Date | false | |
| eventnumber | text | false | false | ||
| expectedrevenue | currency | true | Expected Revenue | false | |
| externalid | text | false | ExternalId | false | |
| family | select | true | Family | false | Select the family of keywords this campaign keyword is a part of. Keyword families are larger groupings of paid keywords. You can create a keyword family at <_TABNAME=EDIT_CAMPAIGNFAMILY_> > <_TASKCATEGORY=EDIT_CAMPAIGNFAMILY_> > Campaign Families > New. |
| isinactive | checkbox | false | Inactive | false | |
| item | select | false | Item | false | |
| keyword | text | true | Keyword | false | Enter the paid keyword you are tracking with this campaign. |
| leadsgenerated | integer | false | Leads Generated | false | |
| message | textarea | true | Description | false | Enter a description for this campaign. This description only appears on the campaign record. |
| offer | select | true | Offer | false | Select an offer you want to associate with this campaign. You can create new campaign offers at <_TABNAME=EDIT_CAMPAIGNOFFER_> > <_TASKCATEGORY=EDIT_CAMPAIGNOFFER_> > Offers > New. |
| owner | select | true | Manager | true | Select the campaign manager for his campaign. The campaign manager receives a notification email message when a campaign event is delivered successfully. |
| profit | currency | false | Profit | false | This is the profit earned by this campaign. Profit is calculated by deducting the cost of the campaign from the total revenue. |
| promotioncode | select | false | Promotion Code | false | |
| roi | percent | false | Return on Investment | false | The return on investment of this campaign is calculated here. Return on investment is calculated by deducting the cost of the campaign from the total revenue generated and dividing the difference by the campaign's cost. |
| searchengine | select | true | Search Engine | false | |
| startdate | date | false | Start Date | true | |
| title | text | true | Title | true | Enter a title for this campaign. You can enter up to 99 characters in this field. |
| totalrevenue | currency | false | Total Revenue | false | |
| uniquevisitors | integer | false | Unique Visitors | false | |
| url | url | true | URL | false | Enter the URL for the campaign landing page or online customer form associated with this campaign. If you enter a campaign ID or if you autonumber your campaigns, NetSuite automatically appends the URL to include the leadsource parameter. This is the destination URL you provide to search engine services for paid keywords. |
| vertical | select | true | Vertical | false | Select the market vertical you are targeting with this campaign. You can create new verticals at <_TABNAME=EDIT_CAMPAIGNVERTICAL_> > <_TASKCATEGORY=EDIT_CAMPAIGNVERTICAL_> > Campaign Verticals > New. |
| Internal ID | Type | Label | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| campaigngroup | select | Target Group | false |
| channel | select | Channel | true |
| cost | currency | Cost | false |
| datescheduled | date | Date | false |
| description | text | Title | true |
| internalid | integer | false | |
| promocode | select | Promotion | false |
| status | select | Status | false |
| subscription | select | Subscription | false |
| template | select | Template | false |
| Internal ID | Type | Label | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| channel | select | Channel | true |
| cost | currency | Cost | false |
| description | text | Title | true |
| internalid | integer | false | |
| promocode | select | Promotion | false |
| subscription | select | Subscription | true |
| template | select | Template | true |
| Internal ID | Type | Label | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| campaigngroup | select | Target Group | true |
| channel | select | Channel | true |
| cost | currency | Cost | false |
| datescheduled | date | Date | true |
| description | text | Title | true |
| internalid | integer | false | |
| promocode | select | Promotion | false |
| status | select | Status | false |
| subscription | select | Subscription | true |
| template | select | Template | true |
| testcell | select | Test Cell | false |
| timescheduled | timeofday | Time | false |
| Internal ID | Type | Label | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| campaigngroup | select | Target Group | false |
| channel | select | Channel | true |
| cost | currency | Cost | false |
| datescheduled | date | Date | false |
| description | text | Title | true |
| internalid | integer | false | |
| promocode | select | Promotion | false |
| status | select | Status | false |
| subscription | select | Subscription | false |
| Name | Label |
|---|---|
| communication | Communication |
| custom | Custom |
| events | Scheduled Events |
| history | History |
| keyword | Keyword |
| media | File Cabinet |
| relatedinfo | Related Info |
| statistics | Statistics |
| workflow | Workflow |
| Join ID | Join Description | Actual Join Name |
|---|---|---|
| messages | Messages | Message |
| Internal ID | Type | Label |
|---|---|---|
| audience | select | Audience Description |
| basecost | currency | Cost |
| campaigneventtype | select | Campaign Event Type |
| campaignid | text | Campaign ID |
| category | select | Category |
| channel | select | Channel |
| cost | currency | Total Cost |
| createddate | datetime | Date Created |
| enddate | date | End Date |
| event | text | Campaign Event |
| expectedrevenue | currency | Expected Revenue |
| externalid | select | External ID |
| externalidstring | text | External ID (Text) |
| family | select | Family |
| formuladate | date | Formula (Date) |
| formulanumeric | float | Formula (Numeric) |
| formulatext | text | Formula (Text) |
| group | select | Group |
| internalid | select | Internal ID |
| internalidnumber | integer | Internal ID (Number) |
| isinactive | checkbox | Inactive |
| issalescampaign | checkbox | Is Sales Campaign |
| item | select | Item |
| keyword | text | Keyword |
| lastmodifieddate | datetime | Date Last Modified |
| manager | select | Campaign Manager |
| managerrole | select | Campaign Manager Role |
| number | integer | Number |
| offer | select | Offer |
| promocode | select | Promotion |
| recipient | select | Recipient |
| response | select | Response Detail |
| responsecategory | select | Response |
| responsecode | integer | Response Code |
| responsecomments | text | Response Comments |
| responsedate | date | Response Date |
| scheduledate | date | Schedule Date |
| searchengine | select | Search Engine |
| startdate | date | Start Date |
| status | select | Status |
| subscription | select | Subscription |
| template | select | Campaign Templates |
| title | text | Title |
| vertical | select | Vertical |
| Internal ID | Type | Label |
|---|---|---|
| audience | select | Audience Description |
| basecost | currency | Base Cost |
| campaignid | text | Campaign ID |
| category | select | Category |
| channel | select | Channel |
| cost | currency | Total Cost |
| createddate | datetime | Date Created |
| enddate | date | End Date |
| event | text | Event |
| executeddate | datetime | Executed on |
| expectedrevenue | currency | Expected Revenue |
| externalid | select | External ID |
| family | select | Family |
| formulacurrency | currency | Formula (Currency) |
| formuladate | date | Formula (Date) |
| formuladatetime | datetime | Formula (Date/Time) |
| formulanumeric | float | Formula (Numeric) |
| formulapercent | percent | Formula (Percent) |
| formulatext | text | Formula (Text) |
| internalid | select | Internal ID |
| isinactive | checkbox | Inactive |
| issalescampaign | checkbox | Is Sales Campaign |
| item | select | Item |
| keyword | text | Keyword |
| lastmodifieddate | datetime | Last Modified |
| lastviewed | datetime | Last Viewed |
| managerrole | select | Manager Role |
| message | text | Description |
| offer | select | Offer |
| owner | select | Manager |
| promocode | text | Promotion |
| recipient | select | Recipient |
| response | select | Response Detail |
| responsecategory | select | Response |
| responsecode | integer | Response Code |
| responsedate | datetime | Response Date |
| responsenotes | textarea | Response Notes |
| revenue | currency | Revenue |
| roi | percent | ROI |
| scheduleddate | datetime | Scheduled on |
| searchengine | select | Search Engine |
| startdate | date | Start Date |
| status | select | Status |
| subscription | select | Subscription |
| title | text | Title |
| url | text | URL |
| vertical | select | Vertical |


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