I’m overwhelmed by the feeling of immense blessing and immense wretchedness each year. The birth of Christ – King of Heaven, seated at the right hand of God Himself – born in a barn…the lowest of lows. Entering our world to serve as the perfect sacrifice for our sins, a plan set in motion from the moment the fruit touched the lips of man, as a baby, completely dependent on those he came to save.
Parallel to his birth, Christ dying on the cross as a criminal. Crucifixion was saved for offenders who needed to be examples. Cruel and torturous, saved for the worst of the worst. Broken and returned to the lowest of lows.
From Ann Voskamps’ book, The Greatest Christmas:
… and on a chilled night under stars, there is no grand mass of people whose efforts pry the stars into place.
In an obscure caved barn, down some backstreet of Bethlehem, there is no great host whose good works unlatch heaven & impress God into coming.
Tonight, at the foot of the cradle of Christ, like at the foot of the Cross of Christ, there are no big people—no powerful, no proud.
Tonight there are only those who tramp to the manger with nothing; there are only the manger tramps, the men who lay down all the self-made, the women who lay down all the self-sufficiency, the children who lay down all the wants. We, the manger tramps, who kneel where thrones tremble and demons fall and the self-made crumble and the self-righteous weep.
Tonight there are only the manger tramps, who tramp in with all our poverty of spirit . . . so there can be an abundance of God.
And the bulk of all your worn shreds slip off the weariness of your back.
You have tried to polish enough for Him with these rags.
You have tried to patch together so much for Him.
You have tried to produce too much for Him with these rags.

All of conquered heaven and grateful earth echo and throb tonight with the heart cry of the God-Child: “I did it for love.”
What can all the manger tramps do but wrap the vulnerable God in strips of our bare, broken hearts so He can lodge in the intimacy of us?
The greatest Gift laid into our empty hands…Grace is weightless.
Even the winning stars singing it over the manger tramps tonight.
God came because he chose us.
Merry Christmas.
Written on December 25th, 2015 by Brian Bennett Categorized in: Faith Life
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Thank you for using Pandacoin PND Balance! If you have any questions, concerns, or feedback, please contact me at:
If you are experiencing any issues, such as a crash, please let me know anything you can about your device - for example "I'm using a Samsung Galaxy S III phone running Android 4.1.2". I appreciate everyone's feedback.
Why does my balance in Pandacoin PND Balance look slightly lower than the balance shown in my wallet?
Pandacoin PND Balance examines the literal addresses you enter and reports the balances from the blockchain explorer. However, I have found that if I send coins from my QT wallet to an external address, the wallet can also shuffle some small number of coins (or fractions of coins) into an internal address. I've read that there are about 100 such addresses generated by the wallet for storing "spare change."
Basically this means that if your balance in Pandacoin PND Balance looks off, it is probably because some of your balance has been moved to a hidden address in your wallet - in my experience, as a result of an attempted send transaction. However, none of your coins have been lost.
You can find the hidden address(es) by following these instructions for the QT wallet:
Help -> Debug Wallet
in the Wallet menuConsole
tablistaddressgroupings
and press RETURN
[ [ ["PQQQPP54ZR889CGczYYRvQDtUwYcpfnN7K", 0.91900000], ["PCY6ZaUpXF1QWY6kB6PhP45QU1uS9duXHH", 10098.79535900, "Purchases"] ], [ ["PGHCSNxw3CDS4Ejw3HUqDYfDBkZEV5svhx", 2011.92520266, "Mining"] ] ]Notice that there is an address,
PQQQPP54ZR889CGczYYRvQDtUwYcpfnN7K
in this case (yours will be different), that was created by the wallet without a label.
Because of this wallet behavior, if you need total accuracy, I've found it more practical to use Pandacoin PND Balance with addresses from a wallet from which I don't do a lot of sending - e.g. the wallet that holds my mining address from a mining pool, or a buy-and-hold address that I use to withdraw from a currency exchange - as opposed to a wallet from which I'm doing active sending of funds.
Alternately, you could add all the hidden addresses to Pandacoin PND Balance as you discover them using the above technique.
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The Request Header Parser Microservice is a simple project to display the users ip, language and browser OS in JSON format when requested.
To display the data send a GET request to this URL:
http://bminixhofer-header-parser-ms.herokuapp.com/getdata
Coded by Benjamin Minixhofer


Motivation
The InjectSourcesAndSettings
component allows to add BOTH sources and settings to an existing set of sources and settings. Those extra sources will be constructed from the existing sources and settings.
Typically:
- extra sources can be :
- events (user clicks),
- behaviours (current content of database table),
- ‘reactive behaviours’ (which are both events and behaviours - to use wisely1
- always hold a current value
- pass on update events
- extra settings can be :
- trace information, to get a feeling of where in the component hierarchy a log points at
- parameters to be passed to all downstreams components
sinkNames
is a common case
- well anything really, dictated by the matter at hand, and representing a parameterization concern
The important point about sources and settings, for instance in InjectSourcesAndSettings
(settings, [comp1, comp2]))
, is that they will be passed on to both components. If those
components further decompose into children components, those children will also be passed those
sources and settings, according to the defined precedence rules. This behaviour is hence similar to inheritance in a class hierarchy context, and we will call that settings inheritance.
and reactive behaviours are the same objects. However, it is understood that restricting that
object to be combined with other events only through sample
and withLatestFrom
, we achieve
the necessary behaviour semantics. Using the same object with combineLatest
gives us the reactive behaviour
semantics.
NOTE: It has been deemed better to have a InjectSources
and a InjectSourcesAndSettings
component rather than a InjectSources
and InjectSettings
function, based on hypothesis on frecuency of appearance of such configuration needs. As these components will be more tested in the field, the API might change. In any case, this is a rather minor point.
API
InjectSourcesAndSettings :: InjectSourcesAndSettingsSettings -> [Component] -> InjectSourcesAndSettingsComponent
Description
Creates a component which will execute the [Component]
with additional sources and settings as per configuration of its InjectSourcesAndSettingsSettings
parameter.
It is important to understand well the semantics of sources to create them in a safe and bug-free way.
It is important to understand well the mechanism of settings inheritance to so they propagate correctly and result in the expected effects. In particular, what is really important to understand is the precedence rules.
- injected settings follow a scoping mechanism similar to that of
let
javascript variables. An injected settings property will be visible in any downstream component. That settings property can be redefined at any level of the hierarchy, and the same visibility rules will apply to that redefinition. - for instance with
let
function letTest() { let x = 1; if (true) { let x = 2; // different variable console.log(x); // 2 } console.log(x); // 1 }
- for instance with
InjectSourcesAndSettings
InjectSourcesAndSettings({ settings: { trace: 'top level' } }, [ SomeComponent, ForEach({ items: 'items', as: 'things', trace: 'for each level' }, [ SomeOtherComponent, ListOf({ list: 'list', as: 'element', trace: 'list of level' }) ]) ThirdComponent ]
SomeComponent
will seetrace
set to'top level'
whileSomeOtherComponent
will seetrace
set to'for each level'
andThirdComponent
will see againtrace
set to ‘top level’
The parametrization is as follows :
- the
sourcesFactory
parameter maps to a function which creates a hash of sources from the current sources and settings - the
settings
property (or the object resulting from executing the setting factory if that applies) merges together with the existing settings to create new settings that will be passed to the[Component]
The behaviour is as follows :
- the sources to inject are created according to the logic enclosed in the factory
- children component are called with a
sources
parameter which is the merge of the previoussources
and the injected sources. - In case of conflict (injected a source with same name than an existing one), the injected source has priority
- the newly injected and merged
sources
object is used for every configured function which uses asources
parameter - the settings to inject are merged with the existing settings according to the precedence rules presented previously.
- the newly injected and merged
settings
object is used for every configured function which uses asettings
parameter (within the scope of the precedence rules)
Types
InjectSourcesComponent:: Component
InjectSourcesSettings :: Record {
sourcesFactory :: SourcesFactory,
settings :: Settings || SettingsFactory
}
SourcesFactory :: Sources -> Settings -> Sources
SettingsFactory :: Settings -> Settings
Sources :: HashMap<SourceName, Source>
Contracts
- one of
sourcesFactory
orsettings
must be present inInjectSourcesSettings
Example
TODO TESTS showing the settings inheritance…, no demo
Tips
- It is very important to distinguish between event sources and behaviour sources. The first ones should be multicasted (
.share()
with Rxjs), while the second one should be memoized (.shareReplay(1)
with Rxjs). Failure to do so is the major source of productivity loss when programming with streams. Given the hard task which is debugging in the context of streams, it is highly recommended to think about the nature of the injected source beforehand and implement it accordingly. - it is very important to understand the mechanism of settings inheritance down the component tree
- we are making semantics distinctions here. At the implementation level, behaviours [return]


| 接口 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| IndexComponent | |
| IndexModule.IndexSearcherWrapperFactory |
Factory for creating new
IndexSearcherWrapper instances |
| IndexService.ShardStoreDeleter | |
| IndexWarmer.Listener | |
| IndexWarmer.TerminationHandle |
A handle on the execution of warm-up action.
|
| 类 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| AbstractIndexComponent | |
| Index |
A value class representing the basic required properties of an Elasticsearch index.
|
| IndexingSlowLog | |
| IndexModule |
IndexModule represents the central extension point for index level custom implementations like:
SimilarityProvider - New SimilarityProvider implementations can be registered through
IndexModule.addSimilarity(String, SimilarityProvider.Factory) while existing Providers can be referenced through Settings under the
IndexModule.SIMILARITY_SETTINGS_PREFIX prefix along with the "type" value. |
| IndexService | |
| IndexSettings |
This class encapsulates all index level settings and handles settings updates.
|
| IndexSortConfig |
Holds all the information that is used to build the sort order of an index.
|
| IndexWarmer | |
| MergePolicyConfig |
A shard in elasticsearch is a Lucene index, and a Lucene index is broken
down into segments.
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| MergeSchedulerConfig |
The merge scheduler (
ConcurrentMergeScheduler ) controls the execution of
merge operations once they are needed (according to the merge policy). |
| SearchSlowLog |
| 枚举 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| IndexModule.Type | |
| SlowLogLevel | |
| VersionType |
| 异常错误 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| IndexNotFoundException |


Five asteroids will skim past Earth today - including one the size of Great Pyramid of Giza
NASA estimates that the largest of the five, dubbed 2019 UD13, measures between 54 metres and 120 metres in diameter
by Shivali Best, https://www.facebook.com/shivalibestjournalist/Five asteroids are set to skim past our planet this evening, NASA has revealed.
The space rocks will pass Earth in quick succession, with the first passing taking place at 18:48 GMT, and the fifth at 20:45 GMT.
NASA estimates that the largest of the five, dubbed 2019 UD13, measures between 54 metres and 120 metres in diameter.
At the higher end of that estimate, it suggests that the asteroid could be almost as big as the Great Pyramid of Giza!
As well as being the biggest of the five, 2919 UD13 will also be travelling the quickest during its passing, zooming past Earth at a whopping 51,874 miles/hour.
Thankfully, the asteroids will pass Earth at a safe distance, meaning it’s extremely unlikely one will hit us.
The closest of the five, dubbed 2019 UP7, will be 3.6 million miles from Earth when it passes. While this mights sound far, it's classed by NASA as a 'close' passing.
NASA discovers around 30 new ‘near-Earth objects’ (NEOs) every week, and at the start of 2019 had discovered a total of more than 19,000 objects.
However, the space agency has warned its NEO catalogue isn’t complete, meaning an unpredicted impact could occur at ‘any time.’
NASA and European Space Agency team up to stop killer asteroids hitting Earth Asteroids
NASA explained: “Experts estimate that an impact of an object the size of the one that exploded over Chelyabinsk, Russia, in 2013 – approximately 55 feet (17 meters) in size – takes place once or twice a century.
“Impacts of larger objects are expected to be far less frequent (on the scale of centuries to millennia).
“However, given the current incompleteness of the NEO catalogue, an unpredicted impact – such as the Chelyabinsk event – could occur at any time.”


Welcome to Reclaim Congress!
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Bookshelf
Books I've read and enjoyed, in no particular order
As an aside, when I was in high school I discovered Recommend Me a Book. The site allows you to read the first page of a random book without knowing any of the details about it. It’s like being instantly, yet briefly, transported into a new world. I’m glad to see that it is still around–it’s a wonderful starting point for your curiosity.
AMORALMAN - Derek DelGaudio
Endurance: Shackleton’s Incredible Voyage - Alfred Lansing
Endurance: My Year in Space, A Lifetime of Discovery - Scott Kelly
Every Tool’s A Hammer - Adam Savage
Red Rising - Pierce Brown
Chasing New Horizons - Alan Stern and David Grinspoon
Beyond the Known - Andrew Rader
How to Avoid a Climate Disaster - Bill Gates
Liftoff - Eric Berger
Project Hail Mary - Andy Weir
The Precipice - Toby Ord
The Complete Collectio of Arséne Lupin - Maurice LeBlanc
Exhalation - Ted Chiang
Parable of the Sower - Octavia Butler
Parable of the Talents - Octavia Butler


Developer is learning & Sleeping as a Lazy Person During this Pandemic
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What I do
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While working as a teacher and being from Computer Science background I feel inclined towards updating my knowledge and skills with modern web development trends. Therefore, I joined Nashville Software School for Full Stack Web Development Boot-Camp, where I have gained experience in creating real web applications
Created real web applications in JavaScript, React, CSS, HTML, JQuery and BootStrap using modern web development tools, such as version control with Git/Github and task automation with Grunt and Browserify.
Helping middle and elementry school students in math and science. Develop lesson plan and adjust as needed to present material in succinct and coherent style.Worked with teachers and support staff to promote positive student behavior.
Meal Planning promotes a balanced diet and meeting nutritional needs. Planning ahead means less worry about what to make for lunch or dinner. This app lets users plan their weekly food menus for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner and make Grocery lists. Users can view, Add, Edit, and Delete items from their menu and grocery lists. Meal Planner is a single page application created using React.JS and JSON database.
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Boost.Build V2 User Manual
Table of Contents
1. How to use this document
2. Installation
3. Tutorial
Hello, world
Properties
Project Hierarchies
Dependent Targets
Testing
Static and shared libaries
Conditions and alternatives
Prebuilt targets
4. Overview
Boost.Jam Language
Configuration
Invocation
Declaring Targets
Projects
The Build Process
5. Common tasks
Programs
Libraries
Alias
Installing
Testing
Custom commands
Precompiled Headers
Generated headers
6. Extender Manual
Introduction
Target types
Tools and generators
Features
Main target rules
Toolset modules
7. Detailed reference
General information
Builtin rules
Builtin features
Builtin tools
Build process
Definitions
Generators
8. Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get the current value of feature in Jamfile?
I'm getting "Duplicate name of actual target" error. What does it mean?
Accessing environment variables
How to control properties order?
How to control the library order on Unix?
Can I get output of external program as a variable in a Jamfile?
How to get the project-root location?
How to change compilation flags for one file?
Why are the
dll-path
and
hardcode-dll-paths
properties useful?
Targets in site-config.jam
Header-only libraries
A. Boost.Jam Documentation
Introduction
Building BJam
Using BJam
Language
Miscellaneous
History
B. Differences to Boost.Build V1
Configuration
Writing Jamfiles
Build process
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'Shaving is better than scars'
by Sarita PatelAn exotic dancer has filed a civil lawsuit against a popular Vancouver spa after claiming a laser hair removal treatment left her with white cheetah-like marks all over her legs and bikini area.
“I honestly would not wish this on anyone, it’s been such a horrible five months,” said Danielle Nadeau.
Tired of shaving and waxing for her job, she decided to get a series of laser hair removal sessions done at Ideal Image MedSpa, reports CTV Vancouver.
“It always kind of feels like a rubber band being snapped, that’s what most people equate it to. I was used to that, I expected that. And this time it just was incessant pain the entire time, and at one point I was biting my fist,” Nadeau said.
She says she complained, but the person performing the procedure didn’t seem concerned. She left the spa with her legs feeling swollen and hot. “I said to my partner, it feels like I'm standing in boiling oil. I have never had this experience.”
Over the next few days, hundreds of welts began to appear.  “Eventually, over time those flaked off, and now I'm left with hypo-pigmented white dots all over my legs and my Brazilian area.”
Nadeau says the marks are hard to hide with make-up, and they’re impacting her job. - She has hired a lawyer, suing the spa in civil court for lost wages and general damages.
In a statement, Ideal MedSpa says: “We are looking into what happened in this specific case, will respond through the court process and are committed to resolving this matter.”
She says she wishes she‘d done more research before committing to laser hair removal and hopes her story gives other women pause, adding that “shaving is better than scars.”
- With files from CTV Vancouver


Benje Patterson explores the key contributors to private sector debt, as well as basic rules of thumb to put this debt in context
by Benje PattersonBy Benje Patterson*
Private sector debt in New Zealand stood at $456bn in March 2019, the equivalent of almost $92,000 for each of our 4,957,400 men, women and children.
New Zealand’s debt can be broadly split in three types:
- household debt
- business debt
- agricultural debt
These three debt types accounted for approximately 98% of all private debt in New Zealand. We will explore each of these debt types in turn.
Household debt accounts for 60% of private sector debt
Household debt is the largest contributor to private sector debt, accounting for 60% ($271bn) of the total.
The following table breaks this household debt into its parts.
Most of the household debt is in the form of residential mortgages, spread across mortgages to owner-occupiers (70%) and residential investors (26%). Only a small proportion of debt (4.1%) is in the form of consumer loans (like personal loans and credit cards).
The average mortgage is $160,583
Much can also be learned from considering household debt in per dwelling or per capita terms.
The following table shows that the total value of outstanding mortgages to owner-occupiers is equivalent to a $160,583 mortgage for each owner-occupied dwelling in New Zealand. By comparison, the total value of outstanding mortgages to residential investors is equivalent to just $110,076 per rented dwelling. This finding flies against the commonly-held view that most rented residential properties are controlled by highly leveraged investors.
At first brush, mortgage debt appears relatively low compared to average house prices of approximately $687,000 (as at March 2019). However, one needs to bear in mind that the distribution of debt is what matters for considering how risky it is for financial stability. In its May 2017 Financial Stability Report, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) found that 19% of households, who had taken out a new mortgage, had debt levels that exceeded 5 times their income. Only 6% of existing borrowers, on the other hand, had that same level of indebtedness.
Turning to consumer debt, the table shows that consumer debt is just $2,258 per capita. In per household terms, this consumer debt represents the equivalent of $6,345 per household. Compared to mortgage debt, these consumer loan amounts may appear low. However, remember that consumer debt is often higher interest bearing and not usually secured directly against assets that hold their value, such as a property.
Business debt accounts for 24% of private sector debt
Business debt is the second largest contributor to private sector debt, accounting for 24% ($111bn) of the total.
The following table breaks this business debt into its parts.
Most business debt is on assorted business loans (66%) for things like plant and machinery, or as a source of credit for working capital. Commercial property loans account for 34% of business debt and are used to finance both investment in commercial property and its development.
Business profits are ample to service debt
Much can also be learned from considering business debt on a per business basis.
Business Demography data from February 2018 shows that there were 534,933 businesses in operation in New Zealand, with 169,686 of these businesses operating in the construction, development or real estate space.
Using these statistics on business units highlights that each business in New Zealand carried an average of $136,153 of assorted business loans, while there were $223,083 of commercial property and development loans outstanding for every business operating in that space.
Relative to revenue and profits, the $111bn of outstanding business loans appear to be at a manageable level. Statistics NZ’s Annual Enterprise Survey shows that total business revenue in 2018 was $691.9bn ($1.3m per business), while total business profits were $85.6bn ($160,020 per business).
Agricultural debt accounts for 14% of private sector debt
Agricultural debt is the third largest contributor to private sector debt, accounting for 14% ($62bn) of the total.
The following table breaks this agricultural debt into its parts.
Approximately two thirds of all agricultural debt is carried by the dairy sector, while sheep and beef farmers accounted for 23% of debt. The next biggest contributor is horticulture (7.3% of debt).
Dairy debt high compared to farm values
It is once again useful to put this debt on a per business basis.
The following table displays agricultural debt on a per business basis using business unit data for each type of agriculture taken from Statistics NZ’s Business Demography framework.
The data shows that the average dairy farm carries just shy of $3m of debt. Given that Dairy NZ reported the average dairy farm to be about 144 hectares, this debt can also be expressed as approximately $20,000 per hectare. This debt level sits quite high compared with an average sale price of dairy farms of about $25,000 per hectare in June. Previous Dairy NZ surveys have suggested that approximately two thirds of a typical dairy farm’s assets were tied up in land/buildings.
Other parts of the agricultural sector carry a much lower level of debt per business unit.
Dairy debt also high compared to exports
Another way to express business debt is by comparing the debt to export earnings to get an indication of how much debt it takes to generate $1 of exports.
The following table shows debt of the dairy, sheep/beef and horticulture sectors against export receipts for each sector. Other agriculture is not covered due to data limitations.
The data again clearly shows that the dairy sector has a much higher level of indebtedness than its peers in sheep and beef, and in horticulture. There was $2.79 of dairy debt carried for every $1 earned in dairy exports during the March 2019 year. By comparison, the horticulture sector carried just 68 cents of debt for every $1 of export earnings.
Concluding remarks
This article gave some basic metrics for understanding which parts of New Zealand are most indebted, and what that debt means for each household and business.
Following the indebtedness of key parts of the economy is important for understanding the balance of financial risks we face.
Debt itself is not inherently bad – we need to borrow from time-to-time to smooth cash flows and invest in assets. We do need to be careful though that the debt we take on is used in productive ways over the long-run.
Debt is something we should talk more about as a country. The challenge though is that much of the data on debt provided by organisations such as the Reserve Bank is not in a format accessible to many.
*Benje Patterson is an economist. This article first appeared here and is used with permission.


The Tic +
I awoke this morning, trundled into the bathroom, only to discover what looked like some sort of bit of congealed blood hanging on to my skin on my shoulder blade. I took it off with a pair of tweezers, only to discover that the blood wasn't in fact congealed, but part of a body. This was the body of some sort of tic that I must have picked up while lying on the beach, and I'd pulled in out intact, so I could see it's little head and limbs moving around. Not the best way to start the day. Then Tim told me that it was in fact a dangerous little bugger; in I hadn't pulled it out intact, the head would have continued burrowing into my shoulder, causing a really nasty fever, which would have laid me out for weeks. Lucky escape. I had to disinfect it with tea tree oil, so I poured a generous half-bottle on, jut to be sure.
After that shocker of an awakening, Bec and I decided to go on a bike ride. Ok, I was going to go, but I got sidetracked by a video playing while waiting for Her Highness to sort herself out. Then when she was ready, I was watching the film, etc. But eventually we got on the bikes and made it out to Broken Head, about 4 km away, which is one of the finest surfing spots in the Bay.
We got back and were related a story by Adam about Jeff, who had a more interesting morning than me. He came in early, about 7am, to find some bloke relieving himself in the courtyard of the hostel. This bloke started shouting at Jeff, who put his hands up to his face, saying "No, don't hit me" or words to that effect. But it was a cunning feint. SMACK!! - KA-POW!! - WALLOP!! etc. Jeff kicked the bloke down the steps at the front of the hostel, followed by a resounding "Fuck Off!", just as some backpackers were coming out of their room. So what he should have said was, "I told you, check out time is 10am!".
I found out later that Wakato (aka Wacky), the Japanese guy who works here and is in my room, has the Rocky 'best of' cd with him. So this evening was replete with plenty of "Eye of the Tiger", "Living in America", and that one where he's running up the steps with all the kids around him.
Then I rounded off the day by cooking a large Chicken Tikka Masala. Perfect.
P.S. "Adriaaaaaaaannnnnnnn".
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Completion Date: August 15, 2018
Program Description
This was a project given to me by Franklin Templeton, an investing firm. I was told to create a program to find periods where a value stock outperformed a growth stock. The data for both of these stocks were given to me as Microsoft Excel files, and my program's results were also expected to be in an Excel file.
Program Functionality
This program parses through two sets of data containing daily stock returns from two stocks. The data is used to show the user when one stock outperformed the other. It takes in a user input of the minimum percent and the intervals in which the stocks' growth or shrinkage is measured. Using the data and user input, the program:
Calculates the percent difference of the growth of the two stocks over the specified interval.
Adds the date, whether the stock outperformed its counterpart, and the percentage of outperformance.
Planning
Before I started to write the code for this program, it was necessary to think about how I was going to get the data from the stocks. The two files containing this data stored them in columns. The critical columns were:
Column 1, stores the date
Column 2, stores the daily return
Creating
The first step, like in my other parsing programs, is to grab data from the files. The data is stored in a csv — comma separated values — format. This means that I am able to use the csv library to convert the data into a list containing each line. From here, the percent difference between returns are calculated by dividing the returns from one day by the returns from the day whose date is as far away as the user's interval specifies. After calculating the percent difference, the date associated with the percent, as well as the percent itself, are added to a list created with the purpose of housing all of this new information. I then use the reverse sorter that I created to switch the order of the list around. This data is added to a csv file, which can be opened in Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets.
Functions
reverseSort()
Reverses the order of items in a given a list.
compare()
Returns a list containing the dates, whether the stock outperformed the other, and the percent differences.
returns()
Returns the comparison between the two sets of data, each with one stock's dates and prices, utilizing the function compare().
Data Files
value.csv
Contains the data for the value stock.
growth.csv
Contains the data for the growth stock.
percents.csv
The file that the data is added to.


America in the Cold War
An extensive timeline from 1962-1975
Brief History of the Cold War
My name is Luke Sirand and I am a student at New West Charter Highschool in Los Angeles California from 9th to 12th grade. I am an epee fencer who competes at the national level, fencing at hte Junior Olympics. I have been committed to the sport for the past 6 years and plan to continue throughout college. I am a bass clarinet and saxophone player in the school orchestra and after school jazz band respectively. I have been very committed to music, playing the clarinet since 6th grade and saxophone since 9th grade. For hobbies, I actively take photographs, explore fashion, and learn computer science (I developed this webpage with HTML and CSS). I am also part of a student focus group that helped the orginization "Go For Broke" develope and open a museum exhibit in Downtown Los Angeles.
Website for Go For Broke
-
Luke Sirand 2016
Los Angeles, California


Ole Miss pisses away the Egg Bowl to Mississippi State
by Tom GattoThe Egg Bowl rivalry game between Ole Miss and Mississippi State is one of the most hate-filled in the nation. It leads players to taunt their opponents . . . like how Ole Miss playerElijah Moore did Thursday.
Bad Rebel. Bad.
Ole Miss had drawn to a point behind the Bulldogs in the closing seconds of regulation on Moore's receiving touchown, but Moore decided that wasn't good enough.
Out came the flag, back went the kicking team 15 yards for the extra-point try (a 2-point attempt for the win was no longer a good option) and, well, let's just say: College kickers, man.
The Rebels lostby (No.)1.
MORE: Picks for Rivalry Week games
"Just disappointed," Ole Miss coach Matt Luke told reporters after the game (per Jackson, Miss., TV station WJTV). "It's not who we are. We've been a disciplined team all year and (I'm) just disappointed that it happened. . . . Elijah's a good kid. He got caught up in the moment."
Mississippi State gets the win, Moore gets all the online abuse he deserves and Ole Miss, which isn't bowl-eligible after a 4-8 season,gets to live with the stink of this for a whole year.


NATURAL BORN KILLERS A film review by Ben Hoffman Copyright 1994 Ben Hoffman
NBK opens in a cafe cum gas station in an isolated part of a desert. While Mallory Knox (Woody Harrelson) is sitting at the counter ordering, his girl friend, Mickey, (Juliette Lewis) turns on the juke box. Dressed in a tiny bra top and sexy tight-fitting clothes she does a little dance by herself. When three locals come in, one of them starts dancing with her but when he thinks he is going to make headway with her she suddenly kicks him in the groin and the whole place turns into a mass shootout. And that's just the first scene.
During the film we meet Mickey's father (Rodney Dangerfield) an abuser of his daughter; Robert Downey, Jr., as the host of a TV show, "American Maniacs" who will do anything for a story for his program; Tommy Lee Jones as a tough prison warden.
The pace of the movie is frantic. Frequently you cannot hear the dialogue ... everyone is shouting at once and the music is blaring ... but the "feel" of the film comes through. The idea is that the media hypes killers into notoriety and that there are enough idiots in this world who look up to the killers as if they were heroes.
All through the film there are quick flashes of predators such as a wolf, a polar bear, snakes: natural born killers.
Despite the total violence, none of it is for the sake of showing blood. It is an innate part of the story of killers without conscience. Except for the last scene which I found unreal, the movie is a spellbinder. Remember how enthralled everyone was watching TV while O. J. Simpson rode down the freeway with the police cars following and the helicopters overhead? Stone is not exaggerating and therein lies the strength of the film.
Exceptional acting by Juliette Lewis and Robert Downey, Jr. Harrelson is good, too, but Tommy Lee Jones got a little too hopped up in his role.
Directed by Oliver Stone.
3 bytes 4 Bytes = Absolutely must see. 3 Bytes = Too good to be missed. 2 Bytes = So so. 1 Byte = Save your money.
Ben Hoffman
.
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 2
Trim the duck breast and remove any excess sinew. Score the skin lightly with a sharp knife.
Put the peppercorns in a pestle and mortar and crush.
Roll each duck breast in the peppercorns then season to taste with salt.
Heat a frying pan until hot then add the vegetable oil and the duck breasts, skin-side down.
Cook for about one minute then reduce the heat and cook for about five minutes on each side, or until cooked to your own liking. (This amount of time will give you medium-rare meat.)
Remove the duck from the pan and rest on a wire rack over a plate.
To make the dressing, place the cherries and elderflower cordial into a saucepan and bring to a gentle simmer. Do not boil - just let the cherries warm through and bleed their colour into the cordial until it takes on a pink colour.
Remove the saucepan from the heat and allow the mixture to cool.
Remove the cherries from the mixture and set them aside.
Whisk in the cider vinegar and rapeseed oil. Add a pinch of salt to taste and return the cherries to the pan.
To serve, place the lettuce leaves, lovage and cress into a bowl and add a little of the dressing.
Cut the duck breasts into thin slices. Layer the salad and duck onto a plate. Spoon some more dressing around the outside of the salad and finish off with a sprinkling of the elderflower petals.


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block content %}
This is a small thing that I ( LiizziiVR / Lizzian ) whipped up that lets members of the Floof Gang
Discord guild note their birthdays down so that TheVirtualFloof can wish them a happy birthday during
his streams.
Head on over to the submission page to submit yours or visit
Today's Birthdays to see a list of other users who have their birthday today!
The only data I store is your Discord/Twitch UserID (for anti-spam measures) and the day & month of your
birthday.
I don't store the year (in fact, you can't even enter it) or any other details from you. I don't want to
and
don't
need to know them.
Ping me (Liizzii#0001 / LiizziiVR or one of the other mods to notify me) on discord or send me an
email to
lizzy-AT-lizzian.uk.
Alternatively if you're savvy with Python and Django, poke through the code and
open a PR at
the code repository for this site so I
can
also learn how to not make the same mistake in the future :)


import json
from django.http import HttpResponse
from django.views.generic import View
from django.core.exceptions import PermissionDenied
from django.http import Http404
from .util import get_field, is_valid_id
NO_ERR_RESP = 'nil'
"""
Equals to 'nil' constant.
Use this in :py:meth:`.Select2View.get_results` to mean no error, instead of hardcoding 'nil' value.
"""
[docs]class JSONResponseMixin(object):
"""
A mixin that can be used to render a JSON response.
"""
response_class = HttpResponse
[docs] def render_to_response(self, context, **response_kwargs):
"""
Returns a JSON response, transforming 'context' to make the payload.
"""
response_kwargs['content_type'] = 'application/json'
return self.response_class(
self.convert_context_to_json(context),
**response_kwargs
)
[docs] def convert_context_to_json(self, context):
"Convert the context dictionary into a JSON object"
return json.dumps(context)
[docs]class Select2View(JSONResponseMixin, View):
"""
Base view which is designed to respond with JSON to Ajax queries from heavy widgets/fields.
Although the widgets won't enforce the type of data_view it gets, but it is recommended to
sub-class this view instead of creating a Django view from scratch.
.. note:: Only `GET <http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec9.html#sec9.3>`_ Http requests are supported.
"""
def dispatch(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
try:
self.check_all_permissions(request, *args, **kwargs)
except Exception, e:
return self.respond_with_exception(e)
return super(Select2View, self).dispatch(request, *args, **kwargs)
def get(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
if request.method == 'GET':
term = request.GET.get('term', None)
if term is None:
return self.render_to_response(self._results_to_context(('missing term', False, [], )))
if not term:
return self.render_to_response(self._results_to_context((NO_ERR_RESP, False, [], )))
try:
page = int(request.GET.get('page', None))
if page <= 0:
page = -1
except ValueError:
page = -1
if page == -1:
return self.render_to_response(self._results_to_context(('bad page no.', False, [], )))
context = request.GET.get('context', None)
else:
return self.render_to_response(self._results_to_context(('not a get request', False, [], )))
return self.render_to_response(
self._results_to_context(
self.get_results(request, term, page, context)
)
)
[docs] def respond_with_exception(self, e):
"""
:param e: Exception object.
:type e: Exception
:return: Response with status code of 404 if e is ``Http404`` object,
else 400.
:rtype: HttpResponse
"""
if isinstance(e, Http404):
status = 404
else:
status = getattr(e, 'status_code', 400)
return self.render_to_response(
self._results_to_context((str(e), False, [],)),
status=status
)
def _results_to_context(self, output):
err, has_more, results = output
res = []
if err == NO_ERR_RESP:
for id_, text in results:
res.append({'id': id_, 'text': text})
return {
'err': err,
'more': has_more,
'results': res,
}
[docs] def check_all_permissions(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
"""
Sub-classes can use this to raise exception on permission check failures,
or these checks can be placed in ``urls.py``, e.g. ``login_required(SelectClass.as_view())``.
:param request: The Ajax request object.
:type request: :py:class:`django.http.HttpRequest`
:param args: The ``*args`` passed to :py:meth:`django.views.generic.View.dispatch`.
:param kwargs: The ``**kwargs`` passed to :py:meth:`django.views.generic.View.dispatch`.
.. warning:: Sub-classes should override this. You really do not want random people making
Http reqeusts to your server, be able to get access to sensitive information.
"""
pass
[docs] def get_results(self, request, term, page, context):
"""
Returns the result for the given search ``term``.
:param request: The Ajax request object.
:type request: :py:class:`django.http.HttpRequest`
:param term: The search term.
:type term: :py:obj:`str`
:param page: The page number. If in your last response you had signalled that there are more results,
then when user scrolls more a new Ajax request would be sent for the same term but with next page
number. (Page number starts at 1)
:type page: :py:obj:`int`
:param context: Can be anything which persists across the lifecycle of queries for the same search term.
It is reset to ``None`` when the term changes.
.. note:: Currently this is not used by ``heavy_data.js``.
:type context: :py:obj:`str` or None
Expected output is of the form::
(err, has_more, [results])
Where ``results = [(id1, text1), (id2, text2), ...]``
For example::
('nil', False,
[
(1, 'Value label1'),
(20, 'Value label2'),
])
When everything is fine then the `err` must be 'nil'.
`has_more` should be true if there are more rows.
"""
raise NotImplementedError
[docs]class AutoResponseView(Select2View):
"""
A central view meant to respond to Ajax queries for all Heavy widgets/fields.
Although it is not mandatory to use, but is immensely helpful.
.. tip:: Fields which want to use this view must sub-class :py:class:`~.widgets.AutoViewFieldMixin`.
"""
def check_all_permissions(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
id_ = request.GET.get('field_id', None)
if id_ is None or not is_valid_id(id_):
raise Http404('field_id not found or is invalid')
field = get_field(id_)
if field is None:
raise Http404('field_id not found')
if not field.security_check(request, *args, **kwargs):
raise PermissionDenied('permission denied')
request.__django_select2_local = field
def get_results(self, request, term, page, context):
field = request.__django_select2_local
del request.__django_select2_local
return field.get_results(request, term, page, context)


Network Device Interface (NDI) is a royalty free standard developed by NewTek to enable video-compatible products to communicate, deliver, and receive broadcast quality video in a high quality, low latency manner that is frame-accurate and suitable for switching in a live production environment.
The protocol is designed to be highly robust and is used in many network-connected video devices. It has been widely adopted and the installed based for NDI exceeds 1 million users.
Host A
Has interfaces in the capital of India and one of Delhi city's 11 districts. Although colloquially Delhi and New Delhi are used interchangeably to refer to the National Capital Territory of Delhi, these are two distinct entities, with New Delhi forming a small part of Delhi.
Host B
Has interfaces in capital city of the Indian state of Maharashtra. It is the most populous city in India with an estimated city proper population of 12.4 million as of 2011.
Host C
Has interfaces in capital of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. Located on the Coromandel Coast off the Bay of Bengal, it is one of the biggest cultural, economic and educational centres in South India.
Host D
Has interfaces in capital of the Indian state of West Bengal. Located on the east bank of the Hooghly River, it is the principal commercial, cultural, and educational centre of East India, while the Port of Kolkata is India's oldest operating port and its sole major riverine port.
For urban centres outside metropolitan areas, that generate a similar attraction at smaller scale for their region, the concept of the regiopolis and respectively regiopolitan area or regio was introduced by German professors in 2006
This site text is drawn from Wikipedia, for demonstration purpose only.


Missed collections reasons
The table below lists a set of common possible events that can occur during a waste collection round.
Many council classifications also divide event types by the service or container type. It is assumed here that it will be possible to categorise the events by:
- container type
- property or street
| Term | Sub-term | Description | Type1 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Not presented | The container was not presented on the street. | service | |
| Incorrectly presented | service | ||
| Too heavy | The container was too heavy to empty. | service | |
| Excess waste | There is too much waste to collect. | service | |
| Lid open | The container was too full, the lid would not close properly. | service | |
| Side waste present | Extra refuse was present at the side of the bins. | service | |
| Contaminated | The contents was contaminated. | service | |
| Food waste | Contaminated with food waste | service | |
| Garden waste | Contaminated with garden waste | service | |
| Refuse waste | Contaminated with refuse waste | service | |
| Bulky waste | Contaminated with bulky waste | service | |
| Rubble/DIY | Contaminated with rubble | service | |
| Commercial | Contaminated with commercial waste | service | |
| Turf/soil | Contaminated with turf or soil | service | |
| Animal bedding | Contaminated with animal bedding | service | |
| Inaccessible container store | It was not possible to access the bins. | service | |
| Damaged | A bin was damaged. | service | |
| Lid | |||
| Wheels | |||
| Body | |||
| Container lost in vehicle | A bin was lost inside the vehicle. | service | |
| Not on scheme | The property was not on the service. | service | |
| Inaccessible road | The road could not be accessed. | service | |
| Road closure | The road was closed. | service | |
| Querying assisted | service | ||
| Risk of injury | The containers are in the wrong location, a dog made access difficult, etc. | ||
| Street completed | All properties on this street have been visited. | general | |
| Blocked by vehicles | A street cannot be accessed due to vehicles blocking access. | general | |
| Roadworks | Roadworks are blocking the street. | general | |
| Gate locked | A street cannot be accessed due to a gate being locked. | general | |
| Part access | general | ||
| Partly completed street | general | ||
| Alarm activated | A vehicle alarm was activated. | general | |
| Breakdown | The waste collection truck broke down. | general |
- Here "service" means an event type that is applied to a specific service, e.g. refuse, recycling, etc and often relates to the containers. "General" is for event types where the event is not specifically tied to a service but could affect any service.


EVIM(1) EVIM(1) NAME evim - easy Vim, edit a file with Vim and setup for modeless editing SYNOPSIS evim [options] [file ..] eview DESCRIPTION eVim starts Vim and sets options to make it behave like a modeless edi‐ tor. This is still Vim but used as a point-and-click editor. This feels a lot like using Notepad on MS-Windows. eVim will always run in the GUI, to enable the use of menus and toolbar. Only to be used for people who really can't work with Vim in the normal way. Editing will be much less efficient. eview is the same, but starts in read-only mode. It works just like evim -R. See vim(1) for details about Vim, options, etc. The 'insertmode' option is set to be able to type text directly. Mappings are setup to make Copy and Paste work with the MS-Windows keys. CTRL-X cuts text, CTRL-C copies text and CTRL-V pastes text. Use CTRL-Q to obtain the original meaning of CTRL-V. OPTIONS See vim(1). FILES /usr/share/vim/vim74/evim.vim The script loaded to initialize eVim. AKA Also Known As "Vim for gumbies". When using evim you are expected to take a handkerchief, make a knot in each corner and wear it on your head. SEE ALSO vim(1) AUTHOR Most of Vim was made by Bram Moolenaar, with a lot of help from others. See the Help/Credits menu. 2002 February 16 EVIM(1)


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Dietary
This easy alternative to mince pies combines Christmas spices and festive fruit, including marinated cherries.
Preheat the oven to 180C/160C Fan/Gas 4.
In a large bowl, mix together the mincemeat, cherries, apricots, lime zest and lime juice until well combined. Stir in the basil leaves and allspice.
Roll out the pastry onto a lightly floured work surface to a rectangle measuring approximately 38x10cm/15x4in. With the long edge of the rectangle facing you, spoon the mincemeat mixture in a thick line across the middle of the puff pastry rectangle.
Brush the pastry not covered by the mincemeat mixture with some of the beaten egg and cream mixture, then roll the pastry around the mincemeat, pressing to seal along the join and at each end. Trim off any excess pastry using a sharp knife.
Brush the top of the mince pie roll with the remaining egg and cream mixture, then crimp the edges or snip with scissors. Sprinkle over the sugar.
Transfer the mince pie roll to a baking tray lightly greased with butter. Bake the mince pie roll in the oven for 20-30 minutes, or until the pastry has risen and is light golden-brown, and the filling is piping hot. Remove from the oven and set aside to cool slightly for 10 minutes.
To serve, cut the mince pie roll into slices, or tear and share.


Constructor
new Jasmine(options)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
options |
JasmineOptions | undefined |
Example
const Jasmine = require('jasmine');
const jasmine = new Jasmine();
Members
(readonly) env :Env
The Jasmine environment.
Type:
- Env
- See:
Methods
addMatchers(matchers)
Add custom matchers for the current scope of specs.
Note: This is only callable from within a beforeEach
, it
, or beforeAll
.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
matchers |
Object | Keys from this object will be the new matcher names. |
- See:
addReporter(reporter)
Add a custom reporter to the Jasmine environment.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
reporter |
Reporter | The reporter to add |
- See:
addSpecFile(filePath)
Adds a spec file to the list that will be loaded when the suite is executed.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
filePath |
string | The path to the file to be loaded. |
clearReporters()
Clears all registered reporters.
configureDefaultReporter(options)
Configures the default reporter that is installed if no other reporter is specified.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
options |
ConsoleReporterOptions |
coreVersion() → {string}
Returns:
The version of jasmine-core in use
- Type
- string
execute(filesopt, filterStringopt) → {Promise.<void>}
Runs the test suite.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
files |
Array.<string> |
<optional> |
Spec files to run instead of the previously configured set |
filterString |
string |
<optional> |
Regex used to filter specs. If specified, only specs with matching full names will be run. |
Returns:
Promise that is resolved when the suite completes.
- Type
- Promise.<void>
loadConfig(config)
Loads configuration from the specified object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
config |
Configuration |
loadConfigFile(configFilePathopt)
Loads configuration from the specified file. The file can be a JSON file or any JS file that's loadable via require and provides a Jasmine config as its default export.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
configFilePath |
string |
<optional> |
spec/support/jasmine.json |
onComplete(onCompleteCallback)
Registers a callback that will be called when execution finishes.
Note: Only one callback can be registered. The callback will be called after the suite has completed and the results have been finalized, but not necessarily before all of Jasmine's cleanup has finished.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
onCompleteCallback |
function |
provideFallbackReporter(reporter)
Provide a fallback reporter if no other reporters have been specified.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
reporter |
The fallback reporter |
- See:
randomizeTests(value)
Sets whether to randomize the order of specs.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
value |
boolean | Whether to randomize |
seed(seed)
Sets the random seed.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
seed |
number | The random seed |
showColors(value)
Sets whether to show colors in the console reporter.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
value |
boolean | Whether to show colors |
stopOnSpecFailure(value)
Sets whether to stop execution of the suite after the first spec failure.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
value |
boolean | Whether to stop execution of the suite after the first spec failure |
stopSpecOnExpectationFailure(value)
Sets whether to cause specs to only have one expectation failure.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
value |
boolean | Whether to cause specs to only have one expectation failure |


#include <MOREbot.h>
|
| | MOREbot (int LM, int RM) |
| |
| | MOREbot (String name, int LM, int RM) |
| |
| | MOREbot (int LM, int RM, int trig, int echo) |
| |
| | MOREbot (String name, int LM, int RM, int trig, int echo) |
| |
| | MOREbot (String name, int LM, int RM, int trig, int echo, int rx, int tx) |
| |
| void | setup () |
| |
| motor | getLeftMotor () |
| |
| motor | getRightMotor () |
| |
| ultrasonic | getUltrasonic () |
| |
| bluetooth | getBluetooth () |
| |
| void | forward (int speed) |
| |
| void | backward (int speed) |
| |
| void | left (int speed) |
| |
| void | right (int speed) |
| |
| void | stop () |
| |
| float | readDistance () |
| |
| void | btControl () |
| |
| void | bounce (float targetDistance, float threshold) |
| |
◆ MOREbot() [1/5]
| MOREbot::MOREbot |
( |
int |
LM, |
|
|
int |
RM |
|
) |
| |
Two motor MOREbot constructor. Creates left and right motor objects to control the motors.
- Parameters
-
| LM | an integer. Port of the left motor. |
| RM | an integer. Port of the right motor. |
◆ MOREbot() [2/5]
| MOREbot::MOREbot |
( |
String |
name, |
|
|
int |
LM, |
|
|
int |
RM |
|
) |
| |
Two motor MOREbot constructor. Creates left and right motor objects to control the motors.
- Parameters
-
| name | a String. The name of the robot. |
| LM | an integer. Port of the left motor. |
| RM | an integer. Port of the right motor. |
◆ MOREbot() [3/5]
| MOREbot::MOREbot |
( |
int |
LM, |
|
|
int |
RM, |
|
|
int |
trig, |
|
|
int |
echo |
|
) |
| |
Two motor and ultrasonic MOREbot constructor. Creates left and right motor objects to control the motors and an ultrasonic object to sense distance.
- Parameters
-
| LM | an integer. Port of the left motor. |
| RM | an integer. Port of the right motor. |
| trig | an integer. The pin on the arduino that the ultrasonic's trig pin is connected to. |
| echo | an integer. The pin on the arduino that the ultrasonic's echo pin is connected to. |
◆ MOREbot() [4/5]
| MOREbot::MOREbot |
( |
String |
name, |
|
|
int |
LM, |
|
|
int |
RM, |
|
|
int |
trig, |
|
|
int |
echo |
|
) |
| |
Two motor and ultrasonic MOREbot constructor. Creates left and right motor objects to control the motors and an ultrasonic object to sense distance.
- Parameters
-
| name | a String. The name of the robot. |
| LM | an integer. Port of the left motor. |
| RM | an integer. Port of the right motor. |
| trig | an integer. The pin on the arduino that the ultrasonic's trig pin is connected to. |
| echo | an integer. The pin on the arduino that the ultrasonic's echo pin is connected to. |
◆ MOREbot() [5/5]
| MOREbot::MOREbot |
( |
String |
name, |
|
|
int |
LM, |
|
|
int |
RM, |
|
|
int |
trig, |
|
|
int |
echo, |
|
|
int |
rx, |
|
|
int |
tx |
|
) |
| |
Two motor and ultrasonic MOREbot constructor. Creates left and right motor objects to control the motors and an ultrasonic object to sense distance.
- Parameters
-
| name | a String. The name of the robot. |
| LM | an integer. Port of the left motor. |
| RM | an integer. Port of the right motor. |
| trig | an integer. The pin on the arduino that the ultrasonic's trig pin is connected to. |
| echo | an integer. The pin on the arduino that the ultrasonic's echo pin is connected to. |
| rx | an integer. Read pin for the arduino, connects to tx on the BLE module. |
| tx | an integer. Send pin for the arduino, connects to rx on the BLE. |
◆ backward()
| void MOREbot::backward |
( |
int |
speed | ) |
|
Drive function for MOREbot to drive backward. Commands the left motor counterclockwise and the right motor clockwise at the given speed.
- Parameters
-
| speed | an integer, constrained between -100 and 100. |
◆ bounce()
| void MOREbot::bounce |
( |
float |
targetDistance, |
|
|
float |
threshold |
|
) |
| |
Operation function for full control to maintain distance to object in front. Handles full control of the robot through the ultrasonic's distance value, if bluetooth is connected, ArduinoBlue button id 2 changes to btControl().
- Parameters
-
| targetDistance | a float. Distance the MOREbot attempts to maintain. |
| threshold | a float. The distance from the target that the MOREbot will accept as close enough. |
◆ btControl()
| void MOREbot::btControl |
( |
| ) |
|
Operation function for full control from a BLE connection. Handles full control of the robot through the bluetooth module expecting ArduinoBlue joystick values, button id 2 changes to bounce().
◆ forward()
| void MOREbot::forward |
( |
int |
speed | ) |
|
Drive function for MOREbot to drive forward. Commands the left motor clockwise and the right motor counterclockwise at the given speed.
- Parameters
-
| speed | an integer, constrained between -100 and 100. |
◆ getBluetooth()
Call function for the bluetooth object.
- Returns
- bluetooth object.
- See also
- bluetooth
◆ getLeftMotor()
| motor MOREbot::getLeftMotor |
( |
| ) |
|
Call function for the left motor motor object.
- Returns
- motor object, the object for the left motor port on the motor shield.
- See also
- motor
◆ getRightMotor()
| motor MOREbot::getRightMotor |
( |
| ) |
|
Call function for the right motor motor object.
- Returns
- motor object, the object for the right motor port on the motor shield.
- See also
- motor
◆ getUltrasonic()
Call function for the ultrasonic object.
- Returns
- ultrasonic object.
- See also
- ultrasonic
◆ left()
| void MOREbot::left |
( |
int |
speed | ) |
|
Drive function for MOREbot to drive left. Commands the both motors counterclockwise at the given speed.
- Parameters
-
| speed | an integer, constrained between -100 and 100. |
◆ readDistance()
| float MOREbot::readDistance |
( |
| ) |
|
Distance sensing function. Calls ultasonic.readDistance() to get distance to the closest object in centimeters.
- Returns
- float distance to closest object in centimeters.
◆ right()
| void MOREbot::right |
( |
int |
speed | ) |
|
Drive function for MOREbot to drive right. Commands the both motors clockwise at the given speed.
- Parameters
-
| speed | an integer, constrained between -100 and 100. |
◆ setup()
Robot setup. Starts the motor shield i2c and bluetooth UART communication streams.
◆ stop()
Drive function for MOREbot to stop. Commands the both motors to stop.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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The ROI in the data file is used to determine the reflectivity peak position.
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Contains the normalizing and variance stabilizing Data-Driven Haar-Fisz algorithm. Also contains related algorithms for simulating from certain microarray gene intensity models and evaluation of certain transformations. Contains cDNA and shipping credit flow data.
| Version: | 1.1.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10) |
| Imports: | lokern, wavethresh |
| Published: | 2016-10-25 |
| Author: | Efthimios Motakis [aut], Guy Nason [aut, cre], Piotr Fryzlewicz [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Guy Nason <g.p.nason at bristol.ac.uk> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | DDHFm results |
| Reference manual: | DDHFm.pdf |
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Is there a way to move messages from one thread to another in here?
Try editing the message
Nice! Thanks! So I moved you with me. I'm still in "general" though but I think it's a good tool
Ah, you can also edit the topic text directly
I don't see that option
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Haha, what's with that message height
I think it may be unique to you because you're a moderator / organizer
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Yeah, I suspected so. Even if you can still move all messages, huh.
I'm really liking this chat
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Futurama is so good I have had no time left for The Simpsons.
What about before Futurama showed up?
Tom&Jerry, of course
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The empty restaurant has been cordoned off by officers after cops swooped amid reports of an attack on a man
by James Rodger, Matt Jackson, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistPolice have erected a cordon outside an empty restaurant opposite a Nando's in Staffordshire.
The empty restaurant has been cordoned off by officers after cops swooped amid reports of an attack on a man.
The male was attacked overnight in Staffs, reports StokeonTrentLive , our sister title in the region.
Officers were called to the scene at Etruria Mills, Hanley, at 4.50am this morning following reports of an assault overnight.
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Learn MoreEasy to use drag & drop fishplot editor! To see a video on how to use the TEV tool click Learn More.
Learn MoreThe TEV usage video shows all of the features available in the TEV tool. These features include selecting a patient, creating a fishplot, editing sample purity at a timepoint, generating cancer cell fractions (CCFs), saving fishplots, loading fishplots, editing variant allele frequencies, editing variant ploidy, using the variant summary statistics, and pulling up additional information on a variant.
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| 036:055 Khan | : |
Verily, the dwellers of the Paradise, that Day, will be busy in joyful things. |
| 036:055 Maulana | : |
Surely the owners of the Garden are on that day in a happy occupation. |
| 036:055 Pickthal | : |
Lo! those who merit paradise this day are happily employed, |
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We first started to look into jQuery Mobile when had a project that needed us to build web applications that would work great on all platforms: Desktop, Tablets(iPad), and Mobile
Although jQuery Mobile was still in alpha 1 at that time, we felt that it provided the most in terms of what we needed. so we set ahead trying to see if we could help others who had the same interest as we did: get it to work well on the Desktop/iPad - as a SplitView
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There are still a lot of things to do, but we hope you enjoy using this plugin, and contribute back to it by reporting bugs, requesting features, and best of all, submitting your own code contributions. Thanks!
NOTE: keep in mind that I added some namespacing to event handlers in jQMobile core. use the version of jQuerymobile found in the experiments/splitview/ folder of my fork.
 Ruby on Rails, Wordpress, Drupal, and OpenERP - we love 'em all... and we'll soon be introducing our own open-source project, based on jQueryMobile, and Ruby on Rails.
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In order for splitview to work, we defined two more <div> tags to enclose the pages - one called 'main', the right hand panel, and 'menu' which is the left sidebar panel
This provides us with a few advantages:
1. It allows us to define the area new pages should be loaded in. We do this by using data-panel attributes on anchor tags. example:
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2. It allows us to define if a panel's page transitions should be tracked in history or not.
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3. It allows us to hide and show the panel depending on screen orientation, and unobtrusively disable it when the site is viewed on mobile browsers
Very simply put, SplitView dynamically lays out the pages based on your tablet's (iPad, etc) orientation, as well as your desktop's screen size. Try it out, resize your browser, or turn your iPad to see it in portrait and landscape modes!
NOTE: you may have to refresh the view if you scale the browser window down to a mobile size - less than 480px - Splitview determines upon page load if it should lay the pages out in splitview mode or mobile mode (the default jQmobile implementation)
Splitview detects if your device is touch enabled or not. it will then implement the proper scrolling mechanism for your device. This is possible thanks to the jQuery Mobile team's experimental momentum scroll implementation, which the team promptly pointed us to. Thanks!
We could not have made Splitview possible without the work of the following folks:
For such a wonderfully well thought piece of code that allows us to plug into it. the core that makes Splitview possible. Thank you! especially to Todd Parker, who pointed us to scrollview.js and supported us the whole way.
naugtur's initial work on a splitview version of jQuery Mobile helped provide the foundation for us to begin our work on this plugin. You can find his work at: http://jquerymobiledictionary.dyndns.org/dualColumn.html Thanks!
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Get our source at our fork of jquery-mobile at github:
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codes and this sample html file are located in the /experiments/splitview folder. Splitview still needs work, so help us make it better by submitting bug reports, feature request and patches!
To report bugs (and there are still a few of them!), file an issue under our fork of jquery-mobile at github. Thanks!
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Phase 0 - Week 3 Thinking Styles
Friday, May 15, 2015
Dev Bootcamp Phase 0 - Week Three: Students Log
Early on in the Dev Bootcamp experience you are asked to research the Gregorc Thinking Styles to determine which of the four thinking styles your prefer, Concrete Sequential, Abstract Sequential, Abstract Random or Concrete Random. After taking the Personal Thinking Style Quiz, I found out that I fell into the Abstract Random bucket. Doing some initial research, I could easily see some of the personality traits closely matched me. I recall that my first thought was “yes, I am a spontaneous, adaptable, perceptive and social person by nature, but what does that really mean and how does knowing this change my experience at Dev Bootcamp?”
Well, I am almost three weeks in and I can already start to see more of the personality traits and how they directly impact some of the challenges and/or exercises that I have struggled with as well as the ones that I excelled at. For example, in Learning Styles: Concrete, Abstract, Random, and Sequential, J.D. Meier says that Abstract Random thinkers learn easily, they are comfortable processing large amounts of data and jumping around from one thing to another but have a hard time expressing what they learned. Well if you read my first cultural bog, you remember how comfortable I am with this whole blogging thing.
Besides a pathological aversion to blogging, my first three weeks at Dev Bootcamp has uncovered a couple challenging areas for me. The first portion of the curriculum that I have found challenging has been the time boxing expectations. Understanding more about my thinking style, specifically the preference to hop around from one topic to another and maintain a balance between social activities and work, I can better identify the reasons why I have struggled with time boxing. In addition, I found the longer technical reading portions can be borderline painful.
For me, the benefit of learning about and understanding my learning style is that I can adjust how I perform some of these tasks to better fit my learning style. One example of this is with the technical reading, by mixing in time reading and time actually trying some of the examples I have found that I am able to stay focused and even excited to get back and read more about the thing that I just experienced. The challenge will come when we are time restrained, it will be important that I not only be able to identify and flex my style, I will also have to be able to acknowledge areas that will be challenging and focus to push through them.
After just a few weeks at Dev Bootcamp it is clear that understanding and adjusting your thinking style is important. Much like the DISC Personality Assessment, which is a tool that is used by many businesses to help there employees understand there preferred communication style so that they can work better together as a Team; the Gregorc Thinking Styles are important because they help us understand how we can make the most out of our Dev Bootcamp experience and work together effectively in pairing sessions and team projects.
Click Here for more information on the Gregorc Thinking Styles that I found helpful.


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This post first appeared on aud.life
In previous years, I've written a review of my years "in numbers," counting the number of keynotes, the number of cities I visited, the number of bands I've seen, etc. I need to write my year in words and tears instead this year. Nonetheless I'll make note of some of those numbers here.
Other speaking engagements:
A panel at API Strategy and Practice. A webinar with Alan Levine on Connected Learning TV. A webinar with Bryan Alexander on "Developments in Higher Education Educational Technology: The Horizon Report in Action." A workshop at ICDE. A workshop at the Digital Pedagogy Lab. A guest appearance on TWIT.tv.