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Bruce SpringsteenHoliday Showwith The Max Wienberg 7with friendsBruce Springsteen, the Max Weinberg 7, the Redheaded Women, and the E Street Band, put on two holiday shows last December, the 17th and the 18th. The impressive list of people on stage includes: Max Weinberg (drums), Ed Manion (saxophone), Jerry Vivino (saxophone, vocals), Mark Pender (trumpet, vocals), Richie Rosenberg (trombone, vocals), Scott Healy (keyboards), Mike Merritt (bass guitar), Jimmy Vivino (guitar, vocals), Garry Tallent (tuba, standing bass, bass guitar), Danny Federici (accordian, keyboards), Roy Bittan (piano), Steve Van Zandt (guitar, vocals), Nils Lofgren (guitar, vocals), Clarence Clemons (saxophone), Bruce Springsteen (piano, guitar, vocals), Patti Scialfa (guitar, vocals), Suzie Tyrell (violin, vocals), Lisa Lowell (vocals), Johnny Lyon (vocals), Bobby Bandiera (guitar, vocals), Jon Landau (guitar) and Mike Brenner of Marah for Santa background vocals. More photos from the show:
CDs of the show are available thanks to the efforts of many traders (ask for the CDs in the usual forums: rec.music.artist.springsteen, Stone Pony London, etc.). Please do not pay for these CDs, except to cover blanks and postage. SetlistBoth shows shared the same setlist. The second show (December 18th) had a surprise soundcheck:
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Story: When Bushmen were springbucks and cried
When Bushmen were springbucks and cried
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In the Early Times, when people were springboks, they cried like children when |kaggen (the Mantis) shot them. |kaggen said they should become people because of how they cried. ...It was also stated by him that the Bushmen were formerly Springbok, and were changed into Bushmen by the Mantis (L VIII.-4. 6365 rev.).
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1) This story is found in Book VIII-4
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Config OEDI¶
First, you need to run oedi config init
command,
(oedi) $ oedi config init
It’ll create a config file confi.yaml
in ~/.oedi/
directory,
which contains the default OEDI config settings.
Please edit the ~/.oedi/confi.yaml
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Staging Location: s3://the-staging-bucket-of-user/
OEDI may have multiple providers in the future. For now, we only focus on AWS
.
Those configurations will be applied to AWS and related services in your data lake.
Regsion Name
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Datalake Name
: the stack name of AWS CloudFormation.
Database Name
: the database name created in AWS Glue.
Dataset Locations
: the AWS S3 locations with columnar dataset.
Staging Location
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Please update the values in ~/.oedi/config.yaml
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Deploy Data Lake¶
After the configurations got determined, then we can use cdk
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Please change your directory to open-data-access-tools/oedi/AWS
which contains the CDK
app.
$ cd /open-data-access-tools/oedi/AWS
To deploy the data lake stack configured above, we need to run the command:
$ cdk deploy
What happens behind the scene? Based on the configurations provided above, a stack of AWS resources are created, updated or deleted. Assume it’s the first time that we deploy the data lake, then the following resources are created in the data lake.
An AWS Glue database was created.
An AWS Glue crawler role was assumed, used for creating crawlers.
A number of AWS Glue crawlers were created.
Now, you have the data lake infrustructures lauched. Later on, after any change to config.yaml
,
it’s exptected to re-deploy via cdk
to apply the updated configurations.
There are also other common cdk
commands, like these:
cdk ls
, list all stacks in the app.
cdk synth
, emits the synthesized CloudFormation template.
cdk diff
, compare deployed stack with current state.
ckd destroy
, it deletes all AWS resources deployed.
cdk docs
, open CDK documentation.
For more information about cdk
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Hazelhatch FC is an amateur football club based in Celbridge, Co.Kildare. At the time of its foundation in 1968 the club served what was a small town with a population of about one thousand people. Over the last forty-three years Celbridge has grown into a bustling suburban town of close to twenty thousand people and the club has progressed immensely over this time to cater for this population increase. The name of the club comes from the humble beginnings in which it was founded. Hazelhatch is a large housing estate in Celbridge where the houses form a circle around what is essentially a green space you would see in any housing estate. However some residents erected goalposts as well as marking out a full size pitch and decided to enter a team into a local league. And from there Hazelhatch FC began......
It wasn’t until 1990 that the club began to expand in relation to the growing numbers of people living in Celbridge. People from the community began to join and two senior teams were now fully in operation and the club’s first underage team was established, all of them playing their games on a green in the Hazelhatch housing estate. In order to facilitate the ever-expanding population, especially the large youth population, the club decided they would need larger facilities. In 1995 seventeen acres of land near Hazelhatch were purchased and the development of two full sized pitches began. Temporary changing facilities were also installed. Within a few months of the pitches being laid the club now had two senior teams, a ladies team and nine schoolboy teams.
Within the next few years the club’s membership expanded to several hundred and with the population of Celbridge still increasing rapidly it was agreed that proper changing facilities were needed. In 1999 construction began on a state of the art clubhouse, which was completed a year later. The clubhouse is unique when compared to many other clubhouses in that one half of the bottom floor is underground with steps leading up onto the main pitch. The clubhouse contains two large changing rooms and four smaller ones with shower facilities available. It also includes a gym, a café with shop and a function room where meetings and parties can be held. Along with the clubhouse the other facilities around the club have also been developed. Today the club has four full sized pitches; one small-sided pitch; a brand new Astroturf pitch (installed by PST Sport). These facilities have given the club a base to continue developing into a very successful football club.
Apart from the expansion of the facilities, Hazelhatch FC United have also seen the club membership soar and the amount of teams at the club grow massively. Currently the club have several senior men’s teams that compete in the Leinster Senior League. In terms of schoolboy football, the club also have over thirty schoolboy teams ranging from ages eight to eighteen. These teams compete in the Dublin District and Schoolboy League. The club also run an academy for boys and girls aged 5-7 where the focus is on getting children involved with football and grasping the basics of the game in a fun environment. This academy takes place every Wednesday from 4-5pm and Saturday morning from 10-11am. Over the years the club has achieved great success among their schoolboy teams with leagues and cups not an uncommon sight.
Hazelhatch FC has always promoted a sense of belonging and pride in the club and locality. The importance of friendship and community has always been an essential element of the club with new members both playing and non-playing always welcome. There is an emphasis on the importance of encouraging fair play and developing social skills through team participation. The club judges itself on its ability to provide an environment where people of all ages can develop as players and as people and to enjoy their football. This can be further seen in the club’s aim to get our young players involved with the club in other capacities. Several young players aged 16+ have started helping out with coaching some of the younger 7-a-side teams and the academy. The club encourages its young players to build their skills and their love for the game and to build character through taking on these types of responsibility.


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ASAP Rocky’s Name Mentioned During President Trump’s Impeachment Hearing
by Tony M. CentenoA$AP Rocky's assault case in Sweden has become a talking point during the impeachment hearings for President Donald Trump.
On Wednesday morning (Nov. 20), U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Gordon Sondland reported to Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. to appear in front of ranking members of Congress to testify in Trump's impeachment hearing. During his testimony, Sondland discussed a July 26 phone call with President Trump. One of the topics they allegedly discussed involved the Testing rapper.
"The call lasted five minutes," Sondland said. "I remember I was in a restaurant in Kiev, and I have no reason to doubt that this conversation included the subject of investigations. Again, given Mr. Giuliani's demand that President Zelinsky make a public statement about investigations, I knew that investigations were important to President Trump. We did not discuss any classified information. Other witnesses have recently shared their recollection of overhearing the call. For the most part, I have no reason to doubt their accounts. It's true that the president speaks loudly at times and it is also true—I think we primarily discussed A$AP Rocky."
The conversation Sondland refers to revolves around Rocky's imprisonment in Sweden over the summer after the rapper and his crew fought a 19-year-old in the streets. On July 25, President Trump demanded Sweden to release the Harlem rapper after he was arrested and sent to jail in Stockholm for assaulting a man.
David Holmes, who works as an official for the United States Embassy in Kiev, Ukraine, testified that Ambassador Sondland allegedly told Trump that he should "let [Rocky] get sentenced, play the racism card and give him a ticker-tape when he comes home."
Watch Ambassador Gordon Sondland talk about Rocky during his testimony below.
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YNW Melly Arrested on Marijuana Charges, Later, First-Degree Murder
YNW Melly was arrested on two misdemeanor drug charges in South Florida on January. 3. One count was for possession of marijuana not more than 20 grams and the other count was for possession and/or use of drug paraphernalia.
YNW Melly turned himself in to Miramar, Fla. police on February 13 after being charged with two counts of first-degree murder for the shooting deaths of associates Anthony Williams (21) and Christopher Thomas Jr. (19). Authorities believe Melly shot and killed them and that he and his associate, YNW Bortlen, staged the shooting to appear as a drive-by.
PnB Rock Arrested for Possession of Narcotics and Stolen Gun
During a search of PnB Rock’s Bensalem, Penn. home on Jan. 20, cops found four pounds of marijuana, scales, packaging material, more than $33,000 in cash and a stolen .40 caliber Glock handgun. The rapper was charged with possession with intent to deliver, possession of narcotics, receiving stolen property (for the stolen handgun), criminal conspiracy and other related offenses.
Chris Brown Arrested for Rape Allegations in Paris
Chris Brown was arrested on Jan. 21 after a 24-year-old woman, who he had met at a Paris club accused him of rape.
Blueface Arrested for Gun Possession
Blueface and two associates were arrested for gun possession in Los Angeles on Friday, Feb. 1. Police were called to the section of downtown Los Angeles where the rapper and his crew were located, because they feared the crew could be targets of robbery. When officers arrived they found that the 22-year-old and his associates were carrying loaded guns.
Bow Wow Arrested for Battery After Fight With Woman
Bow Wow and Leslie Holden were both charged with misdemeanor battery and substantial physical harm on Feb. 2. Police say they arrived on the scene and found both the rapper and Holden with visible scarring indicative of an altercation. Unable to determine who started the fight, officers took both to the Fulton County Jail.
21 Savage Arrested by ICE for Allegedly Being Illegal Immigrant
21 Savage was arrested in Atlanta on Feb. 3, after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement accused the rapper of being a citizen of the United Kingdom and residing in the U.S. unlawfully.
Young Nudy
On Monday, Feb. 4, Young Nudy was pulled over in Atlanta and arrested on gang and assault charges. He was detained alongside 21 Savage.
Lil Baby Arrested for Reckless Driving
Lil Baby was arrested for failure to signal, eluding police and reckless driving on Feb. 7.
YoungBoy Never Broke Again Arrested for Marijuana Possession and Disorderly Conduct
YoungBoy Never Broke Again was arrested for marijuana possession, use of fighting words and physical obstruction with another and disorderly conduct on the afternoon of Feb. 11. While in a hotel room, the Louisiana rapper reportedly had a woman named Starr Thigpen attack a housekeeping maid.
YBN Almighty Jay Surrenders To Police For Allegedly Robbing Skinnyfromthe9
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Soulja Boy Arrested After Police Find Ammunition at His Home
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On April 11, Soulja Boy was arrested in an L.A. courtroom for charges stemming from the February raid. He had failed to complete his court-ordered community service, and even conspired to falsify evidence that he had completed it.
G Herbo Arrested on Battery Charge After Fight With Son's Mother
G Herbo was arrested in Georgia on a battery charge on April 17, after an argument with the mother of his child, Ariana Fletcher, turned violent.
Kodak Black Arrested at U.S. Border
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Rule DataflowAnomalyAnalysis::
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Description
The dataflow analysis tracks local definitions, undefinitions and references to variables on different paths on the data flow.
From those informations there can be found various problems.
1. UR - Anomaly: There is a reference to a variable that was not defined before. This is a bug and leads to an error.
2. DU - Anomaly: A recently defined variable is undefined. These anomalies may appear in normal source text.
3. DD - Anomaly: A recently defined variable is redefined. This is ominous but don't have to be a bug.
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- Found ''{0}''-anomaly for variable ''{1}'' (lines ''{2}''-''{3}'').
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public class Foo {
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int buz = 5;
buz = 6; // redefinition of buz -> dd-anomaly
foo(buz);
buz = 2;
} // buz is undefined when leaving scope -> du-anomaly
}
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- Name
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KRATOS Multiphysics (Kratos) is a framework for building parallel, multi-disciplinary simulation software, aiming at modularity, extensibility, and high performance. Kratos is written in C++, and counts with an extensive Python interface.
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This class is used in order to compute the contact using a mortar penalty formulation. More...
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| def | __init__ (self, Model, settings) |
| The default constructor of the class. More... | |
| def | ExecuteInitialize (self) |
| This method is executed at the begining to initialize the process. More... | |
| def | ExecuteBeforeSolutionLoop (self) |
| This method is executed before starting the time loop. More... | |
| def | ExecuteInitializeSolutionStep (self) |
| This method is executed in order to initialize the current step. More... | |
| def | ExecuteFinalizeSolutionStep (self) |
| This method is executed in order to finalize the current step. More... | |
| def | ExecuteBeforeOutputStep (self) |
| This method is executed right before the ouput process computation. More... | |
| def | ExecuteAfterOutputStep (self) |
| This method is executed right after the ouput process computation. More... | |
| def | ExecuteFinalize (self) |
| This method is executed in order to finalize the current computation. More... | |
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| contact_settings | |
| normal_variation | |
| find_nodal_h | |
| alm_var_process | |
| Public Attributes inherited from alm_contact_process.ALMContactProcess | |
| contact_settings | |
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| is_frictional | |
| slip_step_reset_frequency | |
| slip_step_reset_counter | |
| pure_slip | |
| alm_var_process | |
| Public Attributes inherited from search_base_process.SearchBaseProcess | |
| settings | |
| model | |
| main_model_part | |
| dimension | |
| database_step | |
| interval | |
| preprocess | |
| search_model_part | |
| count_search_model_part | |
| find_nodal_h | |
| search_utility_list | |
| We recompute the search factor and the check in function of the relative size of the mesh. More... | |
| interface_preprocess | |
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This class is used in order to compute the contact using a mortar penalty formulation.
This class constructs the model parts containing the contact conditions and initializes parameters and variables related with the contact. The class creates search utilities to be used to create the contact pairs Only the member variables listed below should be accessed directly. Public member variables: Model -- the container of the different model parts. settings -- Kratos parameters containing solver settings.
| def penalty_contact_process.PenaltyContactProcess.__init__ | ( | self, | |
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The default constructor of the class.
Keyword arguments: self -- It signifies an instance of a class. Model -- the container of the different model parts. settings -- Kratos parameters containing solver settings.
Reimplemented from alm_contact_process.ALMContactProcess.
Reimplemented in explicit_penalty_contact_process.ExplicitPenaltyContactProcess.
| def penalty_contact_process.PenaltyContactProcess.ExecuteAfterOutputStep | ( | self | ) |
This method is executed right after the ouput process computation.
Keyword arguments: self -- It signifies an instance of a class.
Reimplemented from alm_contact_process.ALMContactProcess.
Reimplemented in explicit_penalty_contact_process.ExplicitPenaltyContactProcess.
| def penalty_contact_process.PenaltyContactProcess.ExecuteBeforeOutputStep | ( | self | ) |
This method is executed right before the ouput process computation.
Keyword arguments: self -- It signifies an instance of a class.
Reimplemented from alm_contact_process.ALMContactProcess.
Reimplemented in explicit_penalty_contact_process.ExplicitPenaltyContactProcess.
| def penalty_contact_process.PenaltyContactProcess.ExecuteBeforeSolutionLoop | ( | self | ) |
This method is executed before starting the time loop.
Keyword arguments: self -- It signifies an instance of a class.
Reimplemented from alm_contact_process.ALMContactProcess.
Reimplemented in explicit_penalty_contact_process.ExplicitPenaltyContactProcess.
| def penalty_contact_process.PenaltyContactProcess.ExecuteFinalize | ( | self | ) |
This method is executed in order to finalize the current computation.
Keyword arguments: self -- It signifies an instance of a class.
Reimplemented from alm_contact_process.ALMContactProcess.
Reimplemented in explicit_penalty_contact_process.ExplicitPenaltyContactProcess.
| def penalty_contact_process.PenaltyContactProcess.ExecuteFinalizeSolutionStep | ( | self | ) |
This method is executed in order to finalize the current step.
Keyword arguments: self -- It signifies an instance of a class.
Reimplemented from alm_contact_process.ALMContactProcess.
Reimplemented in explicit_penalty_contact_process.ExplicitPenaltyContactProcess.
| def penalty_contact_process.PenaltyContactProcess.ExecuteInitialize | ( | self | ) |
This method is executed at the begining to initialize the process.
Keyword arguments: self -- It signifies an instance of a class.
Reimplemented from alm_contact_process.ALMContactProcess.
Reimplemented in explicit_penalty_contact_process.ExplicitPenaltyContactProcess.
| def penalty_contact_process.PenaltyContactProcess.ExecuteInitializeSolutionStep | ( | self | ) |
This method is executed in order to initialize the current step.
Keyword arguments: self -- It signifies an instance of a class.
Reimplemented from alm_contact_process.ALMContactProcess.
Reimplemented in explicit_penalty_contact_process.ExplicitPenaltyContactProcess.
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Hi everybody
i try to connect arduino UNO + emonTx Shield + Raspberry Pi
but i've getting some problems,
1.-Is the Arduino emonTxShield_CT1234 sketch the right one for this system?
2.-emonTx Shield have the RFM12 expantion board, how can i link that with RFM12Pi which is in Raspberry Pi ?
3.-I have the emoncms in raspberry and i access through a router where I requested for a log in , then i access, and the whole system being run, but I can't see anything in the Inputs tab.
can somebody post a series of steps to take to walk this system correctly, or someone who try this before.?
thanks
Re: Arduino UNO + emonTx Shield + Raspberry Pi
No response probably means no-one knows all the answers that you want. I have neither a Uno, emonTx Shield nor Raspberry Pi, so I cannot help much. Have you read all the information on this site and set up your system according to the instructions?
1. Yes, if you are not measuring voltage.
2. The default settings should be correct. Is the radio frequency in the sketch/RPi configuration correct for your RFM12 modules? Does the LED on your Uno flash every few seconds? Do you see serial output? Does the LED on the RFM12Pi flash at the same time, indicating it is seeing the radio transmission?
I've deleted your first post and linked it to this. You are wasting everyone's time by posting the same question twice, even though it is on a different forum.
Re: Arduino UNO + emonTx Shield + Raspberry Pi
Hi Robert,
Yes i've followed all instructions from OEM and OEM Wiki and so forth, but i can't see anything on Inputs Tab from emoncms (RPi),
suppose that i should see inputs on emoncms page, and is not happening..
2.- The radio frequency is same on both (arduino sketch/RPi emoncms config.), Yes, the RFM12 LED and RFM12Pi LED, are flashing at the same time.
i've tested the radio frequency of the RFMs using a oscilloscope, and the wave amplitude, concurred with the 433Mhz.
Re: Arduino UNO + emonTx Shield + Raspberry Pi
Are you running a gateway script ? (See readme here : https://github.com/emoncms/raspberrypi)
If not, do it.
Otherwise, please try to monitor the COM port using Minicom (see help in the wiki) to see what you get there.
Re: Arduino UNO + emonTx Shield + Raspberry Pi
Hi Jerome..
Yes i'm running the PHP Script , but the RFM2Pi Gateway (python script) wasn't installed, so i installed it, but at the moment i try to access the emoncms through the router, i go to the Inputs Tab and it looks like is refreshing and adding nodes automatically, so i stop the service through SSH Terminal and it stops adding nodes, and still not able to view any real time variable.
Is The RFM2Pi Gateway (python script), necessary ?
I'm using SSH client (PuTTY ), is it the same than Minicom?
Re: Arduino UNO + emonTx Shield + Raspberry Pi
Hi.
The python and the php script are equivalent. You should not run both.
I believe what you see is the normal behaviour. The nodes are created, but since latest version (I think) of emoncms, the instantaneous input values are not displayed, for performance reasons. So you don't see much until you add processing actions.
What happens if you select one of the nodes and add "log to feed" as a processing action ?
What do you mean "adding nodes" ? There should only be the node that you are using, with one line per value(s) from the sketch (I didn't check how many values are output by the sketch).
Putty (SSH) is between your computer and the RPi, minicom is a command line application you can run in the Pi to monitor the serial port. It must have moved in the doc because I don't see it where it was, but anyway, if you run the php (or python) gateway, you should have equivalent login info.


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Javascript, React-Native, React-Native Plugins, Bluetooth Low Energy
Augmented Reality applications to guide operators and field engineers to execute procedures of assembling and disassembling regarding specifics pieces of equipments of jet engines and locomotives motors. The applications were developed to run mostly in
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29 Jul 2014Firstly comes from Mustafa. It’s a list of the things need to do to start working with group:
- BNL+RCF ACCOUNTS:
- Apply for a BNL Life Number
- Note: You will need this nuymber to proceed with the next steps
- Online Cyber-Security Training
- Read + Sign + Fax(scan+email) the computer user agreement
- Signed Computer Use Agreements for employees and contractors are to be sent to Human Resources. The signed forms can be sent via inter-office mail to Bonnie Miller, Building 400B. Signed forms can also be faxed to HR at<PHONE_NUMBER> or be sent via email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- In the following steps, if asked about BNL host, it is Zhangbu Xu, you might also need his number which you can find it here
- Apply for an account at BNL account here
- Request:
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- Unix Systems
- Apply for an RCF account here
- Group is rhstar
- After receiving all those accounts, you will also receive instructions on how to setup your ssh keys and how to access RCF grids. Please come and see if you need any help.
- Apply for a BNL Life Number
- PDSF Accounts:
You will need this for embedding analysis (we will discuss this and relevant concepts later) 1. Application 2. Agreement
- STAR Hypernews (mailing lists)
You need to subscribe to some mailing lists to start receiving emails of talks between the collaboration members on many topics relevant to your work here You need to subscribe to the following lists: * EMC2 Sub-Systems * Embedding issues and discussions * Offline production * PDSF at STAR * PWG Light Flavor Spectra discussions * STAR Operations * STAR Shift Information / check forms * STAR Shift Information / report * STAR Talks - discussions on public presentations * STARSOFT - Software issues of broad interest * Simulation discussion list
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- Please take a look at Wei’s introductory presentations
- Copying from Wei’s first email to Mustafa: “Another good introduction to the field is ‘Scientific American’, May 2006, page 34-43”
- You can also request a Particle Physics Booklet here
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Access to several Numerical Weather Prediction services both in raster format and as a time series for a location. Currently it works with GFS, MeteoGalicia, NAM, and RAP.
| Version: |
0.53 |
| Depends: |
raster, sp, zoo, ncdf4 |
| Imports: |
methods, stats, utils, XML |
| Suggests: |
rgdal, lattice, rasterVis |
| Published: |
2018-11-20 |
| Author: |
Oscar Perpinan Lamigueiro [cre, aut],
Marcelo Pinho Almeida [ctb] |
| Maintainer: |
Oscar Perpinan Lamigueiro <oscar.perpinan at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: |
https://github.com/oscarperpinan/meteoForecast/issues |
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GPL-3 |
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http://github.com/oscarperpinan/meteoForecast |
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| Citation: |
meteoForecast citation info |
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| int | rbxUsbor_getNexusConnection (int usborHandle, int *nexusHandle) |
| Gets a handle to the Usbor's parent NexusConnection. | |
| int | rbxUsbor_getName (int usborHandle, char *usborName, int maxLen, int *retLen) |
| Gets an Usbor's name. | |
| int | rbxUsbor_getSerialNumber (int usborHandle, char *serialNum, int maxLen, int *retLen) |
| Gets an Usbor's serial number. | |
| int | rbxUsbor_getFirmwareVersion (int usborHandle, char *firmVer, int maxLen, int *retLen) |
| Gets an Usbor's firmware version. | |
| int | rbxUsbor_getConfigName (int usborHandle, char *configName, int maxLen, int *retLen) |
| Gets an Usbor's configuration name. | |
| int | rbxUsbor_getConfigId (int usborHandle, int *configId) |
| Gets an Usbor's configuration ID. | |
| int | rbxUsbor_getPropertyHeartbeatInterval (int usborHandle, int *intervalMs) |
| Gets an Usbor's property heartbeat interval. | |
| int | rbxUsbor_getSensorHeartbeatInterval (int usborHandle, int *intervalMs) |
| Gets an Usbor's sensor heartbeat interval. | |
| int | rbxUsbor_getPodCount (int usborHandle, int *count) |
| Gets the number of Pods contained in the Usbor. | |
| int | rbxUsbor_getPod (int usborHandle, int podId, int *podHandle) |
| Gets a handle to the specified Pod. | |
| int | rbxUsbor_getRepName (int usborHandle, char *repName, int maxLen, int *retLen) |
| Gets the name of the peer object (the Rep) to which an Usbor object is connected. | |
| int | rbxUsbor_getRepLocation (int usborHandle, char *repLoc, int maxLen, int *retLen) |
| Gets the location of the Usbor's peer. | |
| int | rbxUsbor_getRepResponseTimeMs (int usborHandle, int *timeMs) |
| Gets the average reponse time (aka ping time) of the Usbor's peer. |
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Gets a handle to the Usbor's parent NexusConnection.
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fun removeAllViews(): Unit
Removes all child views in both portrait and landscape orientation from the ExpandableFabLayout.
This is the only correct way to remove views from your ExpandableFab widget should you choose to reuse the same ExpandableFabLayout instead of instantiating a new one. Using any other removeView variation will provide no guarantees of proper internal state control, and thus could potentially lead to Exceptions during runtime.


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% load staticfiles %} {% block content %}
Items that you have saved for quick reference.
Searches that you have made and that you have provided with a name.
List of my own keywords
View and work with research sets on the development version of the DCT tool page.
Current statistics: {{rset_count}} research set(s) and {{dct_count}} DCT(s).
admin
Size of a number of tables for administrative purposes. Reset Sermones
| No. | App | Table | Count |
|---|---|---|---|
| {{forloop.counter}} | {{info.app_name}} | {{info.model_name}} | {{info.count}} |
List of my datasets (current size: {{count_datasets}}).
This could contain a list of the most recent pictures that you have created.
Importing projects can be done by an editor via JSON, Excel and some other ways. The items an editor can import are: Manuscript, Sermon, Historical Collection and Authority File.
Field changes Authority File |
History | Current |
|---|---|---|
| My Authority File field change suggestions: | {{count_fchange_open}} | |
| Suggestions that I need to review: | {{count_approve_task}} | |
Authority File project additions, removals and deletions |
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| My Authority File project additions / removals / deletions: | {{count_afadd_open}} | |
| AF project additions, removals and deletions that I need to review: | {{count_afaddapprove_task}} |


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LaTeX
The big white box above is the FSM designer. Here's how to use it:
- Add a state: double-click on the canvas
- Add an arrow: shift-drag on the canvas
- Add a start arrow: shift-drag outside of a state
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Add an self-linking arrow: shift-click on state or shitf-drag
back to state
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Create a curved arrow: shift-click and drag existing arrow
- Move something: drag it around
- Label something: click on a state or arrow
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Delete something: click it and press the delete key OR press
shift-backspace
- Mac users can also delete using fn-backspace
- Make accept state: double-click on an existing state
-
Type numeric subscript: put an underscore before the number
(like "S_0")
-
Type greek letter: put a backslash before it (like "\beta")
This was made in HTML5 and JavaScript using the canvas element.


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2 injured in separate moped crashes on Oahu
by HNN StaffHONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Emergency personnel responded to two separate crashes involving mopeds on Oahu on Wednesday.
A 55-year-old moped rider was critically injured after he apparently lost control and hit the pavement, Emergency Medical Services said.
The moped rider was traveling east on a bike path behind Leeward Community College when the crash happened around 2:20 p.m.
Police said the man, who was not wearing a helmet, suffered injuries to his head.
Speed is believed to be a factor in the crash.
Later that night, a 58-year-old man on a moped was found unresponsive on the North Shore.
He was discovered on the side of the road around 10 p.m. near the intersection of Kamehameha Highway and Pupukea Road.
Paramedics said he was listed in serious condition when he was taken to the hospital for treatment.
Copyright 2019 Hawaii News Now. All rights reserved.


# One-off tasks # There is one system executable, 'gemmy'. # Type that by itself to see a list of commands # Here is the command reference: # ------------- # make_gem <name> # ------------- # This generates a gem with some basic structure added. # It's only a few files; don't be intimidated. # See the comments in lib/gemmy/tasks/make_gem.rb # It's probably a good idea to check on RubyGems if the name is taken, because # it's a little bit of a drag to have to change the name. # The reinstall script should take care of the development process for the gem. # It uninstalls, rebuilds the gem executable, then installs it. # It also creates a skeleton executable using Thor. # Note that this will prompt you for additional input via gets # I have manually tested this; it should work. # ------------- # test # ------------- # Runs a test suite which is the lib/gemmy/tests/ directory. # More unit than integration tests. Ensures that the patches are loaded # in a refinement-based approach and that the methods work as basically # intended. # Doesn't yet test the one-off system jobs i.e. make_gem


Our website: www.digisoftph.com
Special thanks also to https://github.com/jbaron
for making Qx-Typed: https://github.com/jbaron/qx-typed
which made qooxdoo easily accessible to Typescript
developers.
Main Modules:
- Admission and Document Management
- Pre-Enlistment (Automatic), Enrollment and
Auto-Advising
- Class Scheduling Wizard (Deans and Registrar)
- Assessment, Discounts and Scholarships (UNIFAST
reports)
- Grading System: Adaptive / User-defined, RAW Scores,
Automatic Transmutation, Universal Grade Conversion
- Instructor Modules: Class Record (Raw Scores such as
Quizzes, Class Standing, Periodic Test, etc.), Grade
Sheet, Changing of Grades, Learning Resources, Class
Attendance and Class Absences
- Student Module: Enrollment, Assessment, Grades,
Curriculum Evaluation, General Weighted Average and
Statement of Accounts, Learning Resources, Class Absences
and Teachers Evaluation
- Parent Access: Gate Entry/Exit SMS Notifications, Per
Subject Absences/Late SMS Notifications, Assessment,
Grades, Statement of Accounts, Learning Resources, etc.
- Curriculum Evaluation: Credited, Equivalent, Internal
and External subjects
- Teachers Evaluation: Students can evaluate their
teachers
- Centralized Clearance System: Clearance is required only
to tagged students
- Learning Management: eBooks, Learning Modules, Reading
Materials, Quizzes, Examinations and Projects attached to
Subjects
- Class Attendance: Integrated Calendar of Activities,
Class Absences Report
- Payroll System: User-defined Income and deductions,
Mandatory deductions, Annualized tax computation, Ensures
Net take-home pay, Personal Data Sheet, etc.
- Point of Sale: Cashless (e-Wallet), Cash, Account
Receivables, Sales Report, Sales Summary Report, Stock
Inventory, Price management, Stock-In/Out, etc.
- Library System: Management, OPAC, Inventory,
Self-service Kiosk, Penalties, Book Ledger, Patron Ledger,
etc.


E52-Simulator of steady-state current flow in a heterogeneous human body with multiple attached electrodes
The MATLAB function E52.m is a stand-alone accurate simulator of steady-state current flow in a heterogeneous human body with multiple attached electrodes. Its general features include:
- User friendly and intuitive programmatic GUI
- The project I/O data may be saved in separate project file(s)
- Implemented entirely in basic MATLAB (R2011a or later)
- No MATLAB toolboxes are needed
For the description of technical features, please see Section 8.6 of Chapter 8 of the textbook
© 2012 Neva EM, LLC and ECE Dept., WPI


I have been taking Ritalin for 3 years now, all that time I have never abused it. But I had an exam, and I needed to stay up late. So I took 2 15 mg pills (I was always trustworthy so I kept the Ritalin in my room) crushed them up into a fine powder, and snorted then.
The burn was bad, but nothing too serious. After I was done, I remember thinking 'Damn, it didnít work. Little did I know I'd have to wait for the drip (which was the nastiest tasting thing ever) to feel anything. I thought it be great. I could study, get a good grade, and pass my class.
Wrong! At first it was O.K. Mild euphoria, peaceful, etc... But every drug has its dark side. I was snapped back to reality real fast.
First it started when I could feel my heart beating like a lab rat's, I swear, I thought I was gonna die. I tried to calm down and played 'GTA Vice City' (I forgot about studying). No use, still felt like my chest was about to explode.
Finally, I said 'fuck it' and tried to sleep. HA!  Then, as sudden as it started, it stopped. It was around 2:00 (I snorted the pill around 12:00). I finally got some shut-eye.
The next day I was the mean as ever. I felt tired, cranky and wanted to snort another line. I never did though, and I finally got out of that phase (and I didnít pass the exam).
Methylphenidate is one powerful, and I think my experience was one of a kind.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Interra can take your data and transform it into compelling data visualizations and story telling applications.
We specialize in tellings stories of civic value or interest using open source tools. Contact us to hear more about how we can help unlock your open data.
The React Dash library is our go-to tool for creating data visualizations and dashboards. It makes it easy to creat dashboards that allow users to drill down into data creating simple interfaces that explain complex relationships.
We are proficient many front-end and backend tools. These are some of the following data visualization tools and libraries we've used most recently.


{% extends 'users/public/layout.html' %} {% block content %}
You have successfully activated your account, {{ username }}!
You can log in now and continue with your activities as an authenticated user! Sayonara, {{ username }}!


DIFboost: Detection of Differential Item Functioning (DIF) in Rasch Models
by Boosting Techniques
Performs detection of Differential Item Functioning using the method DIFboost as proposed in Schauberger and Tutz (2015): Detection of Differential item functioning in Rasch models by boosting techniques, British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology.
| Version: |
0.2 |
| Imports: |
mboost, penalized, stabs |
| Published: |
2016-07-22 |
| Author: |
Gunther Schauberger |
| Maintainer: |
Gunther Schauberger <gunther at stat.uni-muenchen.de> |
| License: |
GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| CRAN checks: |
DIFboost results |
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
Linking:
Please use the canonical form
https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=DIFboost
to link to this page.


a11y-collapse-group
With the radio attribute, only one item can be expanded at a time.
Secondary Colors List
Purple
Blue and red make purple.
Green
Blue and yellow make purple.
Orange
Yellow and red make purple.
a11y-collapse-groups demo with global options and a disabled item
The following options can be set in the global-options attribute to apply to all a11y-collapse items in a group:
icon, icon-expanded, label, label-expanded, tooltip, tooltip-expanded.
Secondary Colors
Purple
Blue and red make purple.
Green
Blue and yellow make purple.
Orange
Yellow and red make purple.


{% extends "global/Page.html" %} {% load staticfiles otree_tags %} {% load static otree %} {% block title %} Enter your information {% endblock %} {% block content %} Please enter the following information. {% formfield player.mturkid label="MTurk Worker ID" %} {% formfield player.gender label="Gender you closely identify with" %} {% formfield player.race label="Race you closely identify with" %} {% formfield player.age label="How old are you" %} {% formfield player.education label="Highest education level reached" %}
Take a photo of the back of your hand (as shown in the sample picture) using your web-camera. You must allow this page to access the web-camera in your browser. Make sure your face is NOT shown in the picture.
You may take multiple photos, click next only when you are satisfied with the picture shown on the right/bottom.
If your camera does not launch even after you have allowed this page to access web-cam, you should update your browser.
{% endblock %} {% block scripts %} {% endblock %} {% block styles %} {% endblock %}


🎉🎉Many Many Happy Returns of the day🎊🎊
I like to Wish you, Very 🎊Happy Birthday.🎊.
Hi, I am Ankur Kunal. I made this website only for you so that I can wish you a happy birthday. There is one more surprise waiting for you below, just scoll down
You're the kind of friend Whoose sunny smile and cheerful words can make any day seem brighter.So I wanted to share in wishing you...your happiest birthday yet!
Your birthday is the first day of another 365-day journey. Be the shining thread in the beautiful tapestry of the world to make this year the best ever. Enjoy the ride.
Be happy!  You are a wonderful person! May you be given more birthdays to fulfill all of your dreams!
HINT:
All letters should be in lowercase.
There is no space or any other character in the password.
The password is the combination of three surname which we both spoke on the last conference call.
PASSWORD FORMAT: yoursurnamemysurnamehissurname
Example
Name of person 1 : Bruce Wayne
Name of person 2 : Anthony Stark
Name of person 3 : Steve Rogers
Then the password will be : waynestarkrogers
I hope you got that


Welcome to WMCC
Type `help` for an overview of available commands.Type `test --all` to perform whole unit testing.


Day 1: The robotic army has arrived at the edge of the city
Day 2: The robotic army has entered the city and have killed alot of people
Day 3: Most of the city is lost, but there are groups of people that are taking control of the robots and turning them against the other robots


Half pound fresh sea scallops
Salt & pepper
1 clove crushed garlic
flour, for dusting
1 tbsp butter
SOUCE
2 tbsp sake
1 tbsp miso
1 tbsp soy sauce
1 tbsp mirin
1 tbsp butter
splash of balsamic vinegar
Mizuna, mesclun or watercress
After discovering these somewhat sexy-looking mushrooms a few years ago, they’ve become my absolute favorite variety. What really stands out is not the flavor, which is rather plain, but the texture; meaty and juicy, with just the right amount of resistance to the bite, I would never miss red meat in my life if I could eat my fill of these. The best way to enjoy them is with this simple recipe, which highlights their wonderful texture. It makes a nice appetizer or side dish.
Dice the maguro and avocado into 1 inch cubes. If there are membranes, remove them. Whisk together the ingredients for the dressing and toss lightly. Serve in one bowl, or divide into small individual portions. Top with shredded nori.


PhoneGap Day: Workshop
PhoneGap Enterprise
Anthony Rumsey (
@planetrumsey
)
Adobe
PhoneGap Enterprise Developer Lab
(the abbreviated version)
PhoneGap Day App
What is PhoneGap Enterprise?
Enterprise mobile application development and management across channels and platforms.
Add the power of Adobe's Marketing Cloud to all your mobile applications.
Powered by Adobe Experience Manager
a mobile app development platform
In a nutshell...
Manage all apps from one interface in Experience Manager
Distribute apps directly to stakeholders to test & monitor
Business teams can update ap using simple interface
Publish app updates directly to all platforms
Integrated with Marketing Cloud solutions
Let's look at some code
develop components
author content
test & manage app
Questions?


This inspection reports any instances of Groovy methods with too many return points. Methods with too
many return points
may be confusing, and hard to refactor.
Use the field provided below to specify the maximum acceptable number of return points a method
might have. Powered by InspectorGroovy


General
What is Koseven?
Koseven is an elegant, open source, and object oriented HMVC framework built
using PHP7+, by a team of volunteers. It aims to be swift, secure, and small.
It is the successor of defunct Kohana Framework.
Will it work as dropin of Kohana?
If you were using 3.3.x version of Kohana you may need to make some small changes.
Please refer to upgrading from Kohana section of the documentation.
Why a Kohana alternative?
Kohana 3.3.x was used by us in many live projects, and the original team stopped the development.
A while ago, on Feb 4 2017 "Shadowhand" announced the final retirement - "Kohana is DEAD".
Before the final announcement everyone started to check if it was possible to
migrate existing projects to other alternative PHP frameworks.
As it turned out switching would be a complex and lengthy job.
So it became clear that keeping the project alive and updated is a priority.
And so the Koseven repository was born and will keep this repository updated
for future releases of PHP, giving the framework a clear perspective for the future.
Are modules of the original Kohana compatible?
What are the future plans for the project?
Our focus is not only to keep the framework compatible with new releases of PHP, fix bugs
and improve the speed, but also adding exciting new features to it. Make sure to
follow us on Twitter to get the latest news.
Security
Is Koseven secure?
Koseven aims to be a very secure framework with integrated Security mechanisms
for CSRF, SQL Injections, XSS and many more. Detailed Information about this can be found
in our Documentation.
I found a Security Issue, what now?
We try to archive maximum Security by detailed review of code changes and pull
requests. If you still find an Security vulnerability, please contact the core developers
via our Telegram Group and we will
try to fix it asap.
Found a Bug?
If you've stumbled across a bug, please help us out by reporting what you have found.
Simply visit our GitHub Issue page
and submit your issue. Thanks a lot!
Support
Where can i get Support for Koseven?
You need Help, How-To's, Guides,...? Please consider to use our Forum
maybe your answer is already there. If not feel free to open a topic and ask for it.
If you need more detailed help or support you can also Join our Telegram Group.


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SAC Effects
v1.0
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Audio output device class (QIODevice extension). More...
#include <AudioOutput.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| OutputDevice (QAudioFormat format) | |
| OutputDevice constructor. More... | |
| ~OutputDevice () | |
| OutputDevice destructor. | |
| void | send (float *signal, int samples) |
| It sends an audio signal to the buffer to be sent to the audio output device. More... | |
| qint64 | readData (char *data, qint64 length) |
| It gets data from the audio output device. More... | |
| qint64 | writeData (const char *data, qint64 length) |
| It gets written data from the audio input device (not used). More... | |
| qint64 | bytesAvailable () const |
| It gets available bytes to be read by the audio output device. More... | |
| void | test (double amplitude, double frequency, float duration) |
| It plays an audio test by generating a tone. More... | |
| void | clear () |
| It clears output buffer. | |
Public Attributes | |
| char * | buffer |
| int | cursor_read |
| int | cursor_write |
| int | buffersize |
Definition at line 32 of file AudioOutput.h.
| OutputDevice::OutputDevice | ( | QAudioFormat | format | ) |
| format | audio format object |
Definition at line 155 of file AudioOutput.cpp.
| qint64 OutputDevice::bytesAvailable | ( | ) | const |
Definition at line 265 of file AudioOutput.cpp.
| qint64 OutputDevice::readData | ( | char * | data, |
| qint64 | length | ||
| ) |
| data | data pointer |
| length | data length |
Definition at line 228 of file AudioOutput.cpp.
| void OutputDevice::send | ( | float * | signal, |
| int | samples | ||
| ) |
| signal | audio signal pointer |
| samples | number of samples |
Definition at line 195 of file AudioOutput.cpp.
| void OutputDevice::test | ( | double | amplitude, |
| double | frequency, | ||
| float | duration | ||
| ) |
| amplitude | tone amplitude (from 0 to 1) |
| frequency | tone frequency [Hz] |
| duration | test duration [s] |
Definition at line 284 of file AudioOutput.cpp.
| qint64 OutputDevice::writeData | ( | const char * | data, |
| qint64 | length | ||
| ) |
| data | data pointer |
| length | data length |
Definition at line 255 of file AudioOutput.cpp.
| char* OutputDevice::buffer |
audio output data buffer
Definition at line 35 of file AudioOutput.h.
| int OutputDevice::buffersize |
total size of buffer [Bytes]
Definition at line 38 of file AudioOutput.h.
| int OutputDevice::cursor_read |
cursor of read audio output data in buffer
Definition at line 36 of file AudioOutput.h.
| int OutputDevice::cursor_write |
cursor of pendient audio output data in buffer
Definition at line 37 of file AudioOutput.h.


See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| NodeDecorator |
An object used to decorate a node operation.
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| NodeOperations.Operation1<A,T> |
An operation that accepts a single input and produces a result.
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| NodeOperations.Operation10<A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,T> |
An operation that accepts ten inputs and produces a result.
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| NodeOperations.Operation2<A,B,T> |
An operation that accepts two inputs and produces a result.
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| NodeOperations.Operation3<A,B,C,T> |
An operation that accepts three inputs and produces a result.
|
| NodeOperations.Operation4<A,B,C,D,T> |
An operation that accepts four inputs and produces a result.
|
| NodeOperations.Operation5<A,B,C,D,E,T> |
An operation that accepts five inputs and produces a result.
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| NodeOperations.Operation6<A,B,C,D,E,F,T> |
An operation that accepts six inputs and produces a result.
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| NodeOperations.Operation7<A,B,C,D,E,F,G,T> |
An operation that accepts seven inputs and produces a result.
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| NodeOperations.Operation8<A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,T> |
An operation that accepts eight inputs and produces a result.
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| NodeOperations.Operation9<A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,T> |
An operation that accepts nine inputs and produces a result.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Computation<T> |
A single instance of the computation graph.
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| ComputationFactory | |
| ComputationFactory.Builder | |
| Graph<T> |
A computation graph.
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| Key<T> |
A strongly typed key for describing input values.
|
| Node<T> |
A node in a computation graph.
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| Node.Input<T> |
An input to a node.
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| Node.NodeBuilder0 |
A factory for nodes with zero or more inputs.
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| Node.NodeBuilder1<A> |
A factory for nodes with one or more inputs.
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| Node.NodeBuilder10<A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J> |
A factory for nodes with ten inputs.
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| Node.NodeBuilder2<A,B> |
A factory for nodes with two or more inputs.
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| Node.NodeBuilder3<A,B,C> |
A factory for nodes with three or more inputs.
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| Node.NodeBuilder4<A,B,C,D> |
A factory for nodes with four or more inputs.
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| Node.NodeBuilder5<A,B,C,D,E> |
A factory for nodes with five or more inputs.
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| Node.NodeBuilder6<A,B,C,D,E,F> |
A factory for nodes with six or more inputs.
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| Node.NodeBuilder7<A,B,C,D,E,F,G> |
A factory for nodes with seven or more inputs.
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| Node.NodeBuilder8<A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H> |
A factory for nodes with eight or more inputs.
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| Node.NodeBuilder9<A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I> |
A factory for nodes with nine or more inputs.
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| NodeOperations |
Functional interfaces that represent operations executed by nodes in a computation graph.
|
A graph representation is useful because it decouples the structure of the process from its actual execution. Each unit of work in the process, a single node in the graph, can be implemented with simple synchronous code. In this way, the whole process can be described as a sequence of simple steps. But, when the graph is actually computed, any parallelism afforded by the structure and dependencies in the graph will automatically be exploited. This abstracts away details like threads and futures, making a complex process easier to reason about.
A few definitions may be useful:


Glossary: Time on Task
All time-on-task calculations are computed using a 30 minute time-out threshold, established by the Interactive Advertising Bureau (2009) and Google (2013).
Participant time is counted from the first logged event, or "session start", until the "session end", defined as the next
logged event following which 30 minutes passes with no logged activity. Three events interspersed by 10 minutes will count as a 20-minute session.
A single event isoloated temporally by more than 30 minutes is not counted.
- All Actions
- Time on Task calculated for all user events within this course, including navigation, problem, video and forum events.
- Problem Time
- Time on Task calculated for problem events within this course.
- Video Time
- Time on Task calculated for video events within this course.
- Forum Time
- Time on Task calculated for forum events within this course.
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COOKIE'S FORTUNE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1999 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): **
The problem with a story that relies almost exclusively on small talk is that they don't call it "small" talk for nothing. In Robert Altman's COOKIE'S FORTUNE, in which fishing is a favorite subject, a Scrabble game gets significant screen time. You know the movie has problems when you find yourself more interested in the words on the board that the characters holding the tiles.
Altman, a director with his hits (SHORT CUTS) and his misses (KANSAS CITY and THE GINGERBREAD MAN), usually tries to shoehorn too many stars into his pictures. The resulting confusion leaves you wondering why he can't restrain himself. One thing is certain; Altman can create atmospherics with the best of them. COOKIE'S FORTUNE is full of credible Southern images, from the wide porches and ante-bellum homes to the sounds of the crickets and the banjos.
With excruciating slowness, Altman directs the script by Anne Rapp, which is so painfully obvious that you can guess all key events almost immediately. Patricia Neal plays Jewel Mae "Cookie" Orcutt, a pipe-smoking widow who misses her husband and wants to be with him again.  In the opening, he comes to clean her guns.  And when a young boy sees the key to the mystery, you can be sure that the adults will ignore him until just before the end of the movie.
Altman requires his viewers to endure half of the movie before the inevitable happens. You find yourself thinking that Cookie should go ahead and shoot herself so the story can finally get in gear. The story's few tiny twists don't come until the end, but they involve a fairly uninteresting little subplot anyway.
Along the way we get to watch Glenn Close overact as one of Cookie's two estranged nieces and Julianne Moore underact as the other.  Ned Beatty is the good-old-boy police officer who is sure that Willis didn't do it because he's a fishing buddy. Courtney B. Vance is the no nonsense investigator. And Lyle Lovett is given a part that has little obvious purpose other than to give him a part in the movie.
In the film's biggest lost opportunity, the community is putting on an amateur production of Oscar Wilde's "Salome." Some humor à la WAITING FOR GUFFMAN would have been much-appreciated relief from the plot's tedium, but Altman shies away from lampooning it as strongly as he should.
In the town's liquor store is an old sign that proudly proclaims, "In this store in 1897, nothing happened." The same could be said of the movie.
COOKIE'S FORTUNE runs too long at 1:58. It is rated PG-13 for adult themes, brief violence and some profanity and would be fine for kids around 12 and up.
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The mind critical for the maintenance of your habitat is failing, and though your capacity to communicate with a being so different is slight, you must try. By tuning into certain frequencies of thought in successive stages you may be able to reset the loop of self-consciousness. A game made for the radio box controller built by Petri Autio and Robin Baumgarten.
This game-artefact aims to combine simple gameplay with a fairly complex background, exploring a few themes in the process: dreams that heal, the importance philosophical understanding of selfhood, the nature of communication - in particular communicating with an uncommon mind with limited means - and hooking up the concrete with the abstract.
The conceit that motivated this project is that the habitat of the protagonist is homeostatically controlled by a long-ago established artificial intelligence which perhaps once was manipulable by the inhabitants of the protagonist's world but it is no longer so controllable, and which is unfortunately under some malaise which is gradually degrading the quality of the liveable environment. This pushes the protagonist to link up to the artificial mind with their limited technology, the radio box, and try and restore the mind to, what is from the biological protagonist's point-of-view, a better state. There is no reset button to the mind, but it is discovered that the mind is dreaming in some primordial state. The protagonist needs to enter into a "dialogue" with the mind to allow it to recall the cycle of thoughts it once used to undergo to understand its own nature as a free, self-aware being. The hope then is that a healthy mind leads to a healthy body (of the world).
This game draws from the philosophical tradition of German Idealism. See for example Hegel's Theory of Madness or Mythology, Madness and Laughter.
Gameplay is straightforward. The main dial plus the auxiliary dials of the controller adjust various dimensions of the kaleidoscope on the screen (colour, size, liveliness) which inform the player's position on a single frequency spectrum. Thought fragments of the AI mind are displayed as markov chain-generated text on the sides of the screen based on the location on this spectrum. The closer the player is to the generated sweet spots on the spectrum, the more coherent the statements are. The player must tune into the right coherence of statements and also the "right" (=adhering to a phenomenological narrative that purportedly props up self-consciousness) content of statements within a minute and then press a button to lock the frequency. Failure will revert to the previous level and success will take the player to the next level, which will reset the frequency targets, evolve the visual outlook of the kaleidoscope and draw statements from a new pool of raw text material.
The player wins the game when they have progressed through 5 levels. You can also set the game to tweet/save the resulting fragments of thought at the moment of submission. This helps motivate divergence from the normal success conditions an the seeking of "interesting" thoughts generated by program whether or not it leads to progress through the levels.
The box controller was built as part of the Alt Ctrl Game Jam 2014 by Petri Autio and Robin Baumgarten, along with a game where you fly a zeppelin on Venus. The entry won the competition and has been exhibited at Berlin's Game Science Center and at Alt.Ctrl.GDC The controller is based on a retro aviator radio box found at a London car boot sale. All of the radio controls have been connecetd to an Arduino which has a bluetooth connection to a Nexus 7 embedded in the top portion, forming a self-contained game device.
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Students explored a number of new and emerging platforms to publish their projects. The following are the platforms they used for their final projects.
Digital platforms
ISSUU is a free platform which supports online viewing and downloading for interactive PDFs. It is used internationally and works across various devices.
The Internet Archive is the largest archive of public domain resources online. The students used it to both source materials for their publications and to publish their works on there making them available for free viewing and downloading under a CC0 license.
Instagram is a popular social media platform for image sharing. Students used it both as a research aid, as well as a platform to publish their research.
NewHive is an emerging online platform popular among artists and designers. It enables its users to create online pages (or "hives") from scratch with the possibility to custimize all aspects of the page's content and design layout. Hives are easy to share within the NewHive community and beyond.
Print-on-demand platforms
Blurb is a popular print-on-demand platform, facilitated by the flexibility of digital printing technologies. Blurb enables its users to upload PDF or ePub files and distribute these as one-off printed publications. The production process is based on a model of shared profit and is free of cost to the publisher. Blurb is available within a few countries only.
Lulu provides a similar service to Blurb with some variations in the options to customise the printed edition. Unlike Blurb, it is available in over 200 countries worldwide.


When people first build a distributed system, they normally think of FIFO messaging, or maybe they build their system to be linearizable. But there’s an in-betweener, and that’s causal messaging.
Instead of giving you the definition, which is pretty mathematical, I’ll let you read it on your own, and I’ll give a real life example that you can hopefully grok.
Causal messaging is pretty important for some types of distributed systems. It’s used in implementing reference counting in the Pony runtime, for implementing sane Logging systems, and generally just making sure that your system makes sense, without full linearizability. You probably already use a Causal messaging system without knowing it — synchronous gRPC calls basically almost guarantees causal messaging.
But one place that causal messaging doesn’t show up is in vanilla TCP connections. TCP only guarantees FIFO ordering of messages, without any causal ordering of messages between systems.
So, let’s take a look at what I mean:
Scenario
Let’s imagine a fictional chat room. There are 3 people, Alice, Thomas, and you. In this chat room, people just broadcast messages to everyone else without a central server. Horrible, I know, but effective.
Alice
/ \
/ \
You ----- Thomas
Let’s say that Alice greets Thomas. After that, she asks him how his day was, and Thomas replies.
For Alice, these are the 3 messages she sees on her computer:
- Alice: Hello, Thomas!
- Alice: How was your day?
- Thomas: Pretty alright, work was busy.
Let’s call these message 1, 2, and 3 respectively. To avoid confusion, I’m going to use bullet points later on.
So what do you, the silent observer, see?
Well, there are 3 possibilities:
Causal messaging
Scenario 1: (I’ll have the usual, Joe)
- Alice: Hello, Thomas!
- Alice: How was your day?
- Thomas: Pretty alright, work was busy.
Scenario 2: (kinda weird but alright)
- Alice: Hello, Thomas!
- Thomas: Pretty alright, work was busy.
- Alice: How was your day?
No Causal messaging, but FIFO ordered
Scenario 3: (ok……?)
- Thomas: Pretty alright, work was busy.
- Alice: Hello, Thomas!
- Alice: How was your day?
Huh? That’s not what I expected?
Scenario 3 can’t occur under causal messaging because Alice’s first message is sent after her second. Since Thomas sends message 3 only after seeing the second message, there’s a dependency between message 1 and message 3. That means that message 1 will be delivered before 3.
Most people (including me, when I first thought about this) are surprised that scenario 2 can occur under causal messaging. The reason is as follows:
- Message 1 must come before 2, since Alice sends 1 before 2, and messages are sent out in FIFO order.
- Message 1 must precede 3, since the message 2 causes message 3 to be sent. Since message 1 is sent before message 2, this means that message 1 precedes 3.
- However, message 3 can arrive at your doorstep earlier than 2! Think of it this way: Let’s say that Alice broadcasts out message 2 to both Thomas and you. In the time it takes for 2 to reach you, Thomas has received message 2, and send out message 3, which reaches you first. This isn’t a violation of causal ordering, since Alice’s broadcast of message 2 occurs concurrently.
What if I don’t like things out of order?
Note that if you only want scenario 1 to be the only scenario that happens, what you desire is serializability and not causal messaging.
To do that, you basically have to have one actor process each message, effectively turning your server into single-threaded mode. While this is often required for chat servers, it’s often unnecessary for other types of work.


doc_script
index
/Users/adams/Dropbox/590N/demos/doc_script.py
doc_script
Place a docstring at the top of a script to document usage.
Usage:
python -h script.py
Classes
Foo
class
Foo
Place a docstring under a class statement to document a class.
Call help(
Foo
) to view the docstring.
Methods defined here:
__init__
(self)
__init__ docstring
member_function
(self)
member_function docstring
Functions
fun
(args)
Place a docstring under a def statement to document a function.
Call help(fun) to view the docstring.
Inputs: Describe the inputs.
Outputs: Describe the outputs.
Raises: Describe the possible exceptions.