WITNESS LIST
Government Organization
March 28, 2011 1:30 PM - or upon adjournment
ON:
Mallett, Paul Executive Director (Commission on State Emergency Communications),
Austin, TX
Rencher, Faye Policy Analyst (Tx Sunset Advisory Commission), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Reynolds, David Public Affairs (Texas Medical Association), Austin, TX
ON:
Burns, Dwight Executive Director (Texas Public Finance Authority), Austin, TX
Downie, Michelle Policy Analyst (Sunset Staff), Austin, TX
Durso, Susan General Counsel (Texas Public Finance Authority), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
Against:
Jackson, Guy Title Insurance Agent (Self), Anahual, TX
On:
Biles, Susan Legislative Liaison (General Land Office), Austin, TX
Tripp, Amy Policy Analyst (Sunset Advisory Commission), Austin, TX
FOR:
Robbins, Dean (Texas Water Conservation Association), Austin, TX
ON:
Kosub, P. Steve Corporate Counsel (San Antonio Water System), San Antonio, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Terry, Seth Associate Legislative Director (Texas Farm Bureau), Georgetown, TX
On:
Kirkle, Sarah Policy Analyst (Sunset Advisory Commission), Austin, TX
FOR:
Barringer, Denise Speech-Language Pathologist (also providing written testimony) (Texas
Speech Language- Hearing Association), Austin, TX
Sancibrian, Sherry Speech-Language Pathologist (also providing written testimony)
(Texas-Speech-Language-Hearing Association), Lubbock, TX
Sirmon Fjordbak, Bess Speech-Language Pathologist (also providing written testimony)
(Texas Speech-Language -Hearing Association (TSHA)), El Paso, TX
ON:
Fajardo, Erick Policy Analyst (Sunset Advisory Commission Staff), Austin, TX
Parsons, Joyce Executive Director (State Board of Examiners for Speech-Language
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WITNESS LIST
Government Organization
March 28, 2011 1:30 PM - or upon adjournment
Pathology), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Shields, Brad Lobbyist (Texas Academy of Audiologists), Austin, TX
FOR:
Isett, Carl Lobbyist (Livingston Hearing Aid), Austin, TX
Jones, Jay Dispensing of Hearing Aids (Self), Fort Worth, TX
AGAINST:
Haesly, Ken Hearing Aid Dispensed (State Committee of Examiners in the Fitting and
Dispensing of Hearing Instruments), Houston, TX
Longley, Joey Government Relations (Texas Hearing Aid Association), Austin, TX
Pospisil, Scott Executive Director (Texas Hearing Aid Association), Austin, TX
ON:
Davila, II, Richard Dispensing of Hearing Aids (Self; Livingston Hearing Centers),
Lubbock, TX
Fajardo, Erick Policy Analyst (Sunset Advisory Commission Staff), Austin, TX
Parsons, Joyce Executive Director (State Committee of Examiners in the Fitting and
Dispensing of Hearing Instruments), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Dionne, Vickie B. Presiding Officer of SLPA Board (SLPA Board), Beaumont, TX
ON:
Darr, Shyra (Texas Facilities Commission), Austin, TX
Yawn, Keith Policy Analyst (Legislative Budget Board), Austin, TX
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--- layout: post title: Pre Sale demonstration techniques for Open Source Geeks tags: - Business - LinkedIn status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '451289' --- Open Source Industry Australia were kind enough to invite me to present last week on pre-sales demonstrations techniques. My main message was about delivering a Value based message -- which is explained rather well by the following Farting in Church « The Sales Wars
Here’s what decision makers care about: * Improved Revenues * Lowered Expenses * Efficiency of Operations * Managed RiskAs well as talking about a Value based approach I also added in some general tips. Enjoy, and of course feedback is always welcome. [slideshare id=545419&doc=buildbetterdemo-1218107567314751-9&w=425]


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Rescue mission launched after light aircraft crashes off Welsh coast
by Jamie JohnsonA rescue operation has been launched after reports of an aircraft crash off the North Wales coast.
HM Coastguard said it was co-ordinating a search in the Puffin Island area near Anglesey after the light aircraft disappeared from radar at around midday on Monday.
Police are assisting the coastguard with the search, which includes a helicopter and RNLI lifeboats, but it is not yet known how many people were on board the plane.
A spokesman for the coastguard said: "HM Coastguard is currently co-ordinating a search and rescue in the Puffin Island area of North Wales following a report at 12.47pm today that an aircraft had disappeared from radar contact.
"The search and rescue helicopter from Caernarfon has been sent as well as Coastguard rescue teams from Penmon and Bangor and a senior Coastguard operations officer.
"The RNLI lifeboats from Beaumaris, Moelfre and Llandudno and North Wales Police have been sent.
"It has not been confirmed how many people were on board the aircraft.
"The incident is ongoing and we have no further information at this time."
A spokesman for North Wales Police said: "We received a call at 12.59pm today reporting a possible crash involving a light aircraft in the Penmon area.
"Officers are currently assisting HM Coastguard and our inquiries are ongoing."


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--- layout: post title: Happy thoughts on IRC categories: - praise author: admin published: true date: 2005-06-08 16:43:17.000000000 +01:00 ---
Some times you just need an evening smile and IRC can deliver just that. Glancing over at #rubyonrails, I caught this one from matram:
Rails is the best! I was just on the phone with a client and made some changes while we were talking without telling her and she freaked and was so excited she raved about it for like ten minutes.


Heli company must pay $14.6M after 2 workers fall to death
by The Associated PressPORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — A jury has decided that an Oregon helicopter company must pay $14.6 million to the families of two California men who plummeted to their deaths when a nylon rope suspending them from a helicopter in Louisiana broke.
The Oregonian/OregonLive reports jurors found Winco Powerline Services of Aurora responsible for the multimillion-dollar verdict after 26-year-old Travis Chiokai and 27-year-old Nicholas Gamalski died Nov. 7, 2017.
Winco Powerline Services transports workers and equipment for the powerline construction industry.
Portland attorney John Coletti, who represented Gamalski’s estate, said the pilot rubbed the rope against an abrasive, braided metal line that serves as a lightning rod of sorts and that caused the rope holding the two men to sever.
Coletti said the catastrophe could have been avoided if the pilot had used a rope covered in Kevlar.
Winco Powerline Services didn’t dispute it was at fault. It asked a jury to decide how much in damages it was responsible for.
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Information from: The Oregonian/OregonLive, http://www.oregonlive.com
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Display and color customizations, custom CPU governors, custom TCP Congestions, Boeffla wakelock blocker, adrenoboost, adreno idler, sound control, etc.
Merged with latest Linux version, to keep kernel fresh.
Not superior than others, but this is darkonah, try to satisfy you all.
A Heterogeneous Multi-Processing (HMP) kernel with default CPU frequency table, has great balance between battery usage and performance.
An Energy Aware Scheduling (EAS) kernel with default CPU frequency table, great battery usage without sacrificing performance.
An Energy Aware Scheduling (EAS) kernel with Overclocked CPU & GPU frequency table, give more power and great performance.
A pure CAF kernel based on Android 10 tag with many optimizations (Linux version 4.4.205). It's HMP kernel with Overclocked CPU & GPU frequency table. Update will be slow depends on update from CAF itself.
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I'd had previous experience with mephedrone before this trip. I acquired one gram of it months ago, and ended up using it maybe 3 or 4 times, but still had a good bit left (each time I did it I usually snorted 3-6 small to medium sized lines).
I hadn't used it in months, and one night I was bored, and figured I would just finish it off and play video games all night.  I made about 4 smallish lines and snorted them all pretty quickly, then started to play Grand Theft Auto.
I was enjoying flying planes across the map and smashing cars and pretending I was driving for real. Shortly after, my friend instant messaged me. I was talking to her for a bit, I did 3 or 4 more lines, and then somehow the conversation got really intense. I started telling her all about how I'd been depressed, and how I'd originally been using mephedrone months ago (only for about a week) to help me deal with my depression.
I was getting really hyper talking to her, typing a mile a minute. I took more mephedrone. She asked me if I was on mephedrone now. For whatever reason I lied and said no, and that's when I started freaking out.
I was really afraid she could tell I was on drugs and would think I was a drug addict or something. Then after we talked for a bit longer she had to go do something, but said she would be back soon. I waited for ages for her to come back (it was about an hour). I started freaking out horribly, my heart was racing, I couldn't think. I thought I was going to die. I thought I had overdosed. I realized that while it felt like a long time, it had really only been maybe an hour and a half or so. I thought I had done too much, and I was really scared.
I started looking up mephedrone overdoses. My skin felt numb. My feet kept falling asleep. I was very lightheaded and dizzy. I kept trying to go back to playing Grand Theft Auto but I couldn't focus on it. I kept wondering where my friend went. I started getting horribly paranoid, I texted her a few times and then I thought 'What if she knows I'm high and this is a test?' and then I thought 'What if something happened to her?' I started thinking she might be dead. Finally, after what seemed like forever, my friend finally came back. Once she came back I felt so much better. I was still freaking out a little bit but it was nothing compared to how I had felt before.
After we talked for a little while longer (after I freaked out I had put the mephedrone away up in my room so I wouldn't do any more) I was getting tired and coming down, so I tried to go to bed. I watched some TV for a while, and managed to fall asleep. I remember lying down on my couch just before I drifted off just thinking about how unbelievably comfortable my couch was. This last 10 minutes or so were interesting, it was like I had finally found some kind of peace to the last few horribly intense hours.
I woke up late the next morning, and felt really really depressed all day. I was dizzy again and having lots of the same negative side affects I had when I was freaking out. I distracted myself all morning, and eventually felt better (only after staying inside for the entire day and finally taking a walk with a friend at 9pm). I kept feeling so shitty for not telling my friend I was on mephedrone again; I don't know why it even mattered because I knew I wasn't using it to deal with any kind of depression this time. But it still freaked me out a lot.
In conclusion, I would definitely take this drug lightly. It's very easy to keep taking more and more without realizing how much you are taking, or the effects it will have on you. Also I would not recommend taking it alone, or at least have someone to talk to the whole time. When my friend left, I felt like I was the only person alive, and I was horribly lonely.
I don't know if I'll ever do mephedrone again. I still have a lot left, and the times I have done it before this, it was enjoyable. I may do it again way in the future, probably not any time soon though.
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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The max-widths module contains both a ten-step scale based on powers of two as well as the ability to constrain element widths to a maximum of 100%.
Max widths can be combined with widths to ensure that your content doesn't get too wide on larger monitors. Max-widths can also help keep embedded media within the canvas. As they are fluid across ranges of screen widths, max-widths are extremely useful when trying to keep a design responsive.
Class name structure is as follows:
Base: mw = width Modifiers 1 = 1st step in width scale 2 = 2nd step in width scale 3 = 3rd step in width scale 4 = 4th step in width scale 5 = 5th step in width scale 6 = 6th step in width scale 7 = 7th step in width scale 8 = 8th step in width scale 9 = 9th step in width scale -100 = literal value % -none = none Media Query Extensions: -ns = not-small -m = medium -l = large


"Unplugged Retreat" is a 3-page website built using just HTML and CSS from a design file to learn more about responsive development.
Technologies used:
HTML/CSS
Photoshop
"Beat That!" is a project that was created after learning the fundamentals of DOM manipulation, jQuery and JavaScript. It is a quick dice game in which the goal is to roll the dice and play the highest number that can be created to beat the CPU.
Technologies used:
HTML/CSS
JavaScript
jQuery
This simple interactive map was created to practice JavaScript and jQuery. All of the data is hard coded with set variables. The goal was to dynamically update the counter when hovering the mouse over each state. Depending on which candidate won the state or if there is a draw, the color is updated accordingly.
Technologies used:
HTML/CSS
JavaScript
jQuery
"Picture Search" is a small application that was built to learn more about the basics of React and how to utilize Axios to query photos from the Unsplash API. It receives user input and displays the top 10 photo results related to that search term.
Technologies used:
HTML/CSS
React
JavaScript
Semantic UI
API
This project was done in collaboration with another developer and a UX/UI designer in the fashion of a one day hackathon. We were given a theme and the objective to reach the MVP of accepting form input and displaying the results on a dashboard. My role in this project was to create the dashboard and make sure it displayed the results properly along with finalizing the CSS.
Technologies used:
HTML/CSS
Python
Django
Bootstrap
"Dream Keebs" is a full-stack project that I hope to develop into a powerful tool for both new and old keyboard enthusiasts. It allows the users to register and sign in to do the following:
To demo the live site, please use the following credentials:
Username: testing123
Password: IloveDjango1
Technologies used:
HTML/CSS
JavaScript
Python
Django
Semantic UI
Heroku


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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load static from staticfiles %} {% block title %} Call for Sponsors | {{ block.super }} {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% if not camp.call_for_sponsors_open %}
We are looking for sponsors to help us make BornHack an unforgettable event and allow it to grow. If you would like to sponsor us do not hesitate to contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you work for a company that you believe might be able and willing to sponsor BornHack please direct the right people to this page.
You can read more about the event and possible areas of your sponsorship below.
The idea and basic concept of BornHack comes from participation in similar camps in Germany and the Netherlands. These events have a huge traction (several thousand participants) and we therefore think the time is right for another one.
BornHack is a technology festival put together by a group of people from Denmark and Sweden employed in the local IT industry. The organiser group have a burning desire to set up a forum where people with different interests in IT and technology can come together to share ideas and socialize. Several of the co-organisers have previously been (or are still) involved in organising conferences such as Open Source Days.
The first BornHack will be inviting 350 paying guests for a full week, the ambition is to grow the number of attendees over the coming years. It will take place at Jarlsgaard on Bornholm, Denmark, where we have a gigabit fiber connection to the outside world. Hopefully the weather will be with us as well.
A sponsorship can be in the range of 5000 DKK and up. You get to have a logo of your choice placed on our website in the sponsors section, as well as mentions in written material such as programs where sponsors will be disclosed.
Sponsors often prefer to sponsor a certain area or event at the camp, where we will figure out an appropriate display in cooperation with you. Suggested sponsorships include:
If you have other ideas you would be interested in sponsoring, reach out to us on<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and we can talk about it.
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Welcome to NimSim’s documentation!¶
nim.py¶
Module containing functions necessary for nim game.
@author: hrishit chaudhuri @github: https://www.github.com/hrishitchaudhuri
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nim.
count_choice
(heap, game)¶ Return user-input to choose number of coins to draw from heap.
Parameters: - heap (int) – Heap which user chooses to draw coins from.
- game (nimGame) – Game initialized with user specifications.
Returns: count – Number of coins user chooses to draw from heap.
Return type: int
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nim.
draw_game
(game)¶ Print current game state.
Parameters: game (nimGame) – Game initialized with user specifications. Returns: Return type: None.
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nim.
endMessage
(game)¶ Print message at end of game.
Parameters: game (nimGame) – Game initizalized with user specifications. Returns: Return type: None.
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nim.
getPlayer_turn
(game)¶ Obtain and return user play.
Parameters: game (nimGame) – Game initialized with user specifications. Returns: List containing player turn. Return type: list
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nim.
heap_choice
(game)¶ Return user-input to choose heap to play in.
Parameters: game (nimGame) – Game initialized with user specifications. Returns: heap – Heap which user chooses to draw coins from. Return type: int
Set up menu for initializing nim game.
Returns: game – Game initialized with user specifications. Return type: nimGame
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nim.
input_heaps
()¶ Return user-input for setting number of nim-heaps.
Returns: a – Number of heaps in nim-game set by user. Return type: int
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nim.
input_heapsizes
(a)¶ Return user-input for setting size of each nim-heap.
Parameters: a (int) – Number of heaps in nim-game. Returns: heaps – Array containing height of each nim-heap. Return type: list
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nim.
input_start
(ipstring)¶ Return user response to [Y/N] question.
Parameters: ipstring (str) – [Y/N] question to be asked to user. Returns: player_turn – [Y/N] response given by user. Return type: str
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nim.
int_error
(func, *args)¶ Handle ValueErrors in int-returning functions.
Parameters: - func (function) – Function for which a ValueError has to be handled.
- *args (tuple) – Arguments to the function.
Returns: Return type: None.
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nim.
play_turn
(game)¶ Instruct computer or player to play respective turn.
Parameters: game (nimGame) – Game initialized with user specifications. Returns: Return type: None.
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nim.
startGame
()¶ Start new nim game.
Returns: Return type: None.
nimClass.py¶
Module containing class description for nim game.
@author: hrishit chaudhuri @github: https://www.github.com/hrishitchaudhuri
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class
nimClass.
nimGame
(heaps, player_turn)¶ A class to describe a nim game.
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bestPlay
()¶ Return best play for computer.
Returns: Computer play in current turn. Return type: list
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isEndgame
()¶ Return game state.
Returns: True if Grundy number of game = 0. Return type: bool
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nimSum
()¶ Return Grundy number of nim game.
Returns: Grundy number for game. Return type: int
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/** * Copyright (c) 2013-present, Facebook, Inc. * All rights reserved. * * This source code is licensed under the BSD-style license found in the * LICENSE file in the root directory of this source tree. An additional grant * of patent rights can be found in the PATENTS file in the same directory. * * @providesModule DraftEditorProps * */ 'use strict'; Object.defineProperty(exports, '__esModule', { value: true }); /** * The two most critical props are `editorState` and `onChange`. * * The `editorState` prop defines the entire state of the editor, while the * `onChange` prop is the method in which all state changes are propagated * upward to higher-level components. * * These props are analagous to `value` and `onChange` in controlled React * text inputs. */ // Specify whether text alignment should be forced in a direction // regardless of input characters. // For a given `ContentBlock` object, return an object that specifies // a custom block component and/or props. If no object is returned, // the default `TextEditorBlock` is used. // Function that returns a cx map corresponding to block-level styles. // A function that accepts a synthetic key event and returns // the matching DraftEditorCommand constant, or null if no command should // be invoked. // Set whether the `DraftEditor` component should be editable. Useful for // temporarily disabling edit behavior or allowing `DraftEditor` rendering // to be used for consumption purposes. // Note: spellcheck is always disabled for IE. If enabled in Safari, OSX // autocorrect is enabled as well. // Set whether to remove all style information from pasted content. If your // use case should not have any block or inline styles, it is recommended // that you set this to `true`. /** * Cancelable event handlers, handled from the top level down. A handler * that returns true will be the last handler to execute for that event. */ // Useful for managing special behavior for pressing the `Return` key. E.g. // removing the style from an empty list item. // Map a key command string provided by your key binding function to a // specified behavior. // Handle intended text insertion before the insertion occurs. This may be // useful in cases where the user has entered characters that you would like // to trigger some special behavior. E.g. immediately converting `:)` to an // emoji Unicode character, or replacing ASCII quote characters with smart // quotes. // Handle dropped files // Handle other drops to prevent default text movement/insertion behaviour /** * Non-cancelable event triggers. */ // Provide a map of inline style names corresponding to CSS style objects // that will be rendered for matching ranges. // Provide a map of block rendering configurations. Each block type maps to // an element tag and am optional react element wrapper. This configuration // is used for both rendering and paste processing.


This is a demonstration showing the equivalence between Euler angles and fixed angles using your implementation of rotations.py. ZYX Euler angles are depicted on the left, and fixed angles on the right. The final rotated frames are marked with white dots. The red, green, and blue arrows indicate the intermediate axes of rotation. Note that these directions change for Euler angles, but stay fixed for fixed angles.
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Molecule of the Month: Cytochrome P450 |
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††††††††††† The elimination of foreign compounds (xenobiotics) such as drugs and toxins from the body is an essential process designed to protect against potential toxicity from the foods we eat.† The food broken down in the stomach is absorbed by the small intestine and then ferried directly to the liver via the portal vein (see figure below).† This allows the liver time to detoxify compounds before they are distributed through the circulatory system.† In the liver, there are two main types of metabolism that deal with xenobiotics, and a third that deals with their transport.
∑ Phase I metabolism results in small chemical changes that make a compound more hydrophilic, so it can be effectively eliminated by the kidneys.† These reactions usually involve either adding or unmasking a hydroxyl group, or some other hydrophilic group such as an amine or sulphydryl group, and usually involve hydrolysis, oxidation or reduction mechanisms.† Cytochrome P450 enzymes are responsible for most phase I reactions.
∑ Phase II metabolism takes place if phase I is insufficient to clear a compound from circulation, or if phase I generates a reactive metabolite.† These reactions usually involve adding a large polar group (conjugation reaction), such as glucuronide, to further increase the compoundís solubility.† Often, the functional groups generated in phase I reactions are required for attachment of the phase II polar groups (though in some cases phase II reactions can occur on their own).† Transferase enzymes are responsible for most phase II reactions, e.g. uridine diphosphoglucuronosyl transferase (UGT), N-acetyl transferase (NAT), glutathione S-transferase (GST), and sulphotransferase (ST).
∑ Phase III involves drug transporters, which influence the effect, absorption, distribution and elimination of a drug.† Drug transporters move drugs across cellular barriers, and as such can target sites of accumulation.† They are located in epithelial and endothelial cells of the liver, gastrointestinal tract, kidney, blood-brain barrier and other organs.†
Cytochrome P450 enzymes are the most important enzymes in Phase I metabolism in mammals, and are primarily responsible for the metabolism (degradation and elimination) of drugs.
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Liver portal system:† food is digested in the stomach and small intestine, then absorbed in the small intestine, where it is transported to the liver for detoxification before being distributed. |
††††††††††† Cytochrome P450 (CYP) enzymes are a superfamily of mono-oxygenases that are found in all kingdoms of life, and which show extraordinary diversity in their reaction chemistry.† In mammals, these enzymes are found primarily in the membranes of the endoplasmic reticulum (microsomes) within liver cells (hepatocytes), as well as many other cell types.† These enzymes use haem iron to oxidise molecules, often making them more water-soluble for clearance.† They achieve this by either adding or unmasking a polar group.† In general, the reaction catalysed by these enzymes can be summarised as:
††††††††††† R-H + O2 + 2e- + 2H+
ŗ† R-OH + H2O
Where R-H is the substrate and R-OH is the oxygenated substrate.† The oxygen is bound to the haem in the core of the CYP enzyme.† Protons (H+) are usually delivered from the cofactor NADH or NADPH through specific amino acids in the CYP enzyme, which relay the protons to the active site, where they are essential for a reductive splitting of the oxygen so a single atom can be added to the substrate.† CYP enzymes can receive electrons from a range of different redox partner enzymes.
††††††††††† Mammalian CYP enzymes can oxidise both xenobiotics and endogenous compounds, and are important for detoxification of foreign substances, as well as for controlling the level of endogenous compounds, such as hormone synthesis and breakdown, cholesterol synthesis and vitamin D metabolism.† CYP enzymes are also involved in vascular autoregulation, especially in the brain, and are vital to the formation of cholesterol, steroids and arachidonic acid metabolites.† They can also clear the body of metabolic products such as bilirubin, which arises from the breakdown of haemoglobin.† There is a high concentration of CYP proteins in the liver, but these enzymes are also found throughout the body, where they often have specialised roles.
††††††††††† Plant CYP enzymes are important for the biosynthesis of several compounds, such as hormones, defensive compounds, and fatty acid conjugates.
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CYP enzymes are important for several metabolic processes, such as the
camphor-hydroxylating catalytic cycle in P. putida, and for the
biosynthesis of the antibiotic erythromycin in S. erythraea.


Tools for computing HUM (Hypervolume Under the Manifold) value to estimate features ability to discriminate the class labels, visualizing the ROC curve for two or three class labels.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10), gtools, Rcpp (≥ 0.10.5) |
| Imports: | rgl |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Published: | 2014-01-20 |
| Author: | Natalia Novoselova,Junxi Wang,Jialiang Li, Frank Pessler,Frank Klawonn |
| Maintainer: | Natalia Novoselova <novos65 at mail.ru> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| URL: | http://public.ostfalia.de/~klawonn/HUM.htm |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | HUM results |
| Reference manual: | HUM.pdf |
| Package source: | HUM_1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: HUM_1.0.zip, r-release: HUM_1.0.zip, r-oldrel: HUM_1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: HUM_1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: HUM_1.0.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=HUM to link to this page.


| Aspect# - An AOP framework for the .NET |
The purpose of Aspect# language is to offer you a cleaner way to configure, describe and document your aspects configuration without have to rely on creepy xml syntax to do so.
You must obey to a few rules to use the Aspect# language, and the first rule is that order matters. So you declarations must obey this sequence:
[Imports] [Global Interceptor map] [Global Mixin map] Aspects definitions
The imports section helps you to keep a clean code and helps the language to resolve the types.
Import Namespace.Name [in AssemblyName]
Examples:
Import System.Collections in System
Import AspectSharp.Core
In the case that you have an interceptor that is going to be used in more than one aspect - or even more than one pointcut, you can define it in an global interceptor section:
interceptors [ "key" : InterceptorType ; "key2" : InterceptorType2 ]
Examples
interceptors [ "logger" : DigitalGravity.Interceptors.Logger in DigitalGravity.XProject ]
Import DigitalGravity.Interceptors in DigitalGravity.XProject interceptors [ "logger" : Logger ]
Once you've done it, you can refer to them in an aspect declaration by their keys:
aspect Test for MyClass pointcut method(*) advice("key") end pointcut property(*) advice("key2") end end
For the same reason there is also a mixin global section:
mixins [ "key" : MixinType ; "key2" : MixinType2 ]
Examples
mixins [ "security" : DigitalGravity.Mixins.SecurityMixin in DigitalGravity.XProject ]
Import DigitalGravity.Mixins in DigitalGravity.XProject interceptors [ "security" : SecurityMixin ]
Once you've done it, you can refer to them in an aspect declaration by their keys:
aspect Test for MyClass include("security") end
An aspect section defines which mixins and which pointcuts will be applied to a type or a set of types:
aspect Name for Type [include] [pointcuts] end
Examples
aspect MyAspect for Customer end
aspect MyAspect for [ My.Namespace.Classes excludes(Customer,Author) ] end
aspect MyAspect for [ assignableFrom(Customer) ] end
aspect MyAspect for [ customMatcher(MyAspectMatcher) ] end
When you invoke the AspectEngine.Wrap method on an instance, basically Aspect# will try to match the aspects for that particular instance. If more than one are matched, a new aspect is created from the union and will be used as the aspect definition.
If you need a more specific semantic to match aspects, you can provide your own using the customMatcher keyword (as the example above). Your class must implement the IClassMatcher interface and perform its logic returning true if the instance is eligible for that aspect.
You use one or more include to add mixins to the resulting type in an aspect definition.
Examples
aspect MyAspect for Customer include DigitalGravity.Mixins.Security in DigitalGravity.XProject include System.Collections.ArrayList in System end
The purpose of pointcuts is to define an expression that must be true (matched) in order to introduce advices.
pointcut [target][method signature] advice(type) advice("key") end
The possible targets are:
You can also combine them if you want, provided that they make sense
pointcut method|property(*) end pointcut method|propertyread(*) end pointcut propertywrite(*) end
Using property|propertywrite for instance is meaningless, and you'll get an error.
The method signature can be simple as a (*) meaning everything, or (System.IList Create(int, *)) meaning methods named Create that returns System.IList and have at least the first argument of the type int. Please note that return types and argument types here are not resolved, so you have to use the full type name.
Regular expressions are not fully supported. In fact, you can use only .* to match something in the rest of an name like (Str.* Create(int, string)) that will match Create methods with two arguments (the first an int and the second a String) and returning a type which the name starts with Str, like String, Strange, Stripissimo and so on.
Examples
// All read and write property named Name pointcut property(* Name) end // All read and write property named // C****Name like CustomerName pointcut property(string C.*Name) end // The method Perform returning void with no arguments pointcut method(void Perform) end // The method Perform with the first argument as String // and we don't care about the other arguments pointcut method(void Perform(string, *)) end
Advices are the pieces of code that will be associated with a given joinpoint. Aspect# only supports MethodInterceptors advices.
Please note that we use lazy instantiation of interceptors and only one instance of an interceptor will exist per Wrap(). In other words, proxies will not share interceptors.
Examples
aspect MyAspect for Customer pointcut method(*) advice(DigitalGravity.Interceptors.LogInvocationInterceptor in DigitalGravity.XProject) end end
20-09-04 - The Aspect# Team


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Issue 4460: Add CSS3 box-sizing property to Layout side panel
Steps to reproduce
- Inspect the blue

above
- Switch to the Layout side panel
- Have a look at the
box-sizing
value inside the Layout side panel
- Inspect the green

above
- Have a look at the
box-sizing
value inside the Layout side panel
- Inspect the yellow

above
- Have a look at the
box-sizing
value inside the Layout side panel
Expected Results
- After step 2:
content-box
- After step 4:
padding-box
- After step 6:
border-box


--- layout: page title: Tangible Landscape subtitle: A hands-on approach to environmental decisions using tangible geospatial modeling meta-title: "Francesco Tonini - Work" ---
Managing landscape-scale environmental problems, such as biological invasions, can be facilitated by integrating realistic geospatial models with user-friendly interfaces that stakeholders can use to make critical management decisions. However, gaps between scientific theory and application have typically limited opportunities for model-based knowledge to reach the stakeholders responsible for problem-solving. To address this challenge, we introduce Tangible Landscape, an open-source participatory modeling tool providing an interactive, shared arena for consensus-building and development of collaborative solutions for landscape-scale problems. Using Tangible Landscape, stakeholders gather around a geographically realistic 3D visualization and explore management scenarios with instant feedback; users direct model simulations with intuitive tangible gestures and compare alternative strategies with an output dashboard. We applied Tangible Landscape to the complex problem of managing the emerging infectious disease, sudden oak death, in California.
Project Website:
https://tangible-landscape.github.io/
Deployment Architecture:
Ubuntu/Windows, GRASS GIS, Blender
Language:
Python, R


"Don't Look for Things! (Ask for them)"
- Miško Hevery
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class CoffeeMaker {
public function __construct(IGrinder $grinder, IHeater $heater, IPump $pump) {
$this->grinder = new Grinder();$grinder;
$this->heater = Heater::getInstance();$heater;
$this->pump = $GLOBALS['pump'];$pump;
}
public function brew() {
$this->grinder->grind();
$this->heater->on();
$this->pump->pump();
}
}
class Club {
public function __construct() {
$this->performers = new Performers();
$this->bar = Bar::getInstance();
$this->parkingLot = $GLOBALS['parkingLot'];
}
public function open() {
foreach ($this->performers->dancers as $dancer) {
$dancer->rightLeg->position('in');
$dancer->rightLeg->position('out');
}
$this->bar->cabinet->stock('bloody mary');
$this->bar->cabinet->stock('shirley temple');
$this->bar->cabinet->stock('blue moon');
$this->bar->barTender->servePatrons();
$this->parkingLot->waitingCars->park();
}
}
Only talk to your neighbors
$this->neighbor->doStuff();
$this->neighbor->neighborsStuff;
$this->neighbor->neighborsNeighbor()->doStuff();
$GLOBALS['worldGovernment']->enactRule();
Also known as a Manager, Factory, or Container
class Car {
public function __construct(Factory $factory) {
$this->engine = $factory->getEngine();
}
public function vroomVroom() {
$this->engine->accelerate();
}
}
class ConfigReader {
public function __construct() {
$this->config = (object)explode("\n", file_get_contents('config.txt'));
}
public function get($key) {
return $this->config->$key;
}
}
class ConfigReader {
public function __construct($file) {
$this->file = $file;
}
public function get($key) {
return $this->getConfig()->$key;
}
protected function getConfig() {
if ($this->config === null) {
$this->config = explode("\n", file_get_contents($this->file));
}
return $this->config;
}
}
class Club {
public function __construct() {
$this->performers = new Performers();
$this->bar = Bar::getInstance();
$this->parkingLot = $GLOBALS['parkingLot'];
}
public function __construct(Performers $performers, Bar $bar, ParkingLot $parkingLot) {
$this->performers = $performers;
$this->bar = $bar;
$this->parkingLot = $parkingLot;
}
public function open() {
foreach ($this->performers->dancers as $dancer) {
$dancer->rightLeg->position('in');
$dancer->rightLeg->position('out');
}
$this->performers->entertain();
$this->bar->cabinet->stock('bloody mary');
$this->bar->cabinet->stock('shirley temple');
$this->bar->cabinet->stock('blue moon');
$this->bar->barTender->servePatrons();
$this->bar->open();
$this->parkingLot->waitingCars->park();
$this->parkingLot->open();
}
}


Once upon a time, in a galaxy far far away, little Jack Horner sat in a corner.
What should he do?
Jack put his thumb in, and pulled out some cheese. He said 'what a good boy am I?'
Jack put his thumb in, and pulled out a plum. He said 'what a good boy am I?'
Thanks for reading the story.


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I am an urban planner, civic data analyst, and cartographer. I leverage data and spatial analytics to visualize and communicate key insights about the built environment and the impacts of infrastructure projects and policy decisions on communities. I build interactive tools and maps to make data and information more accessible and inform decision-making. I have an extensive background in community outreach and advocacy, and am fluent in Spanish.
Recent Projects
Visualizing Travel Behavior Data Using Python and Flowmap Blue I developed a script that processes origin/destination data and uses Flowmap Blue to visualize the origin/destination travel flows of over nine million average weekday trips within Alameda County.
TriMet Residential Coverage Analysis I developed a Python driven Residential coverage analysis of Trimet's bus route 2 and Max Yellow Line. The results of the analysis are displayed in an interactive data dashboard.
Arrow Highway Multimodal Regional Corridor Plan Pedestrian and bicycle improvements along or near Arrow Highway to improve east-west connectivity and safety within Glendora, San Dimas, La Verne, Pomona, and Claremont, CA
The Commute Into Manhattan Interactive web map and graph that show that the majority of people who commute into Manhattan do so on transit.
Department of City Planning Area Map Commission for a DCP Area Map. I made the map using open data, QGIS and Illustrator following the standards set forth by the NYC Department of City Planning.


#1 zoom and pan to the area of interest
#2 select the layer of interest from the dropdown
#3 if available select sublayer
#4 click the load button
Note: For some reason at some zoom levels the system does not return data, try a higher zoom level


The aviation sector is one of the fastest-growing polluters. It currently accounts for about 2% of global
emissions but that figure could more than double by 2050 according to research by Manchester Metropolitan
University – or triple if planes don’t become substantially more fuel efficient. New airports continue to
open and new routes are being added to airline schedules.
According to forecasts, 2019 will be another record-breaking year for air travel, with passengers expected
to fly a total of 8.1tn km, up 5% from last year.
Find out how much carbon emissions your travels are creating and learn more about alternative ways to reduce
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GIL
"Why ..."(?) His own counsel ... At his instruction ... Who knows his heart... Shamhat pulled off her clothing, and clothed him with one piece while she clothed herself with a second. She took hold of him as the gods do' and brought him to the hut of the shepherds. The shepherds gathered all around about him, they marveled to themselves: "How the youth resembles Gilgamesh-- tall in stature, towering up to the battlements over the wall! Surely he was born in the mountains;
GA
his strength is as mighty as the meteorite(!) of Anu!"  The harlot spoke to Enkidu, saying: "Eat the food, Enkidu, it is the way one lives. Drink the beer, as is the custom of the land." Enkidu ate the food until he was sated, he drank the beer-seven jugs!-- and became expansive and sang with joy! He was elated and his face glowed.
MESH
He splashed his shaggy body with water, and rubbed himself with oil, and turned into a human. He put on some clothing and became like a warrior(!). He took up his weapon and chased lions so that the shepherds could eat He routed the wolves, and chased the lions. With Enkidu as their guard, the herders could lie down. A wakeful man, a singular youth, he was twice as tall (?) (as normal men
EPIC
Then he raised his eyes and saw a man. He said to the harlot: "Shamhat, have that man go away! Why has he come'? I will call out his name!" The harlot called out to the man and went over to him and spoke with him. "Young man, where are you hurrying! Why this arduous pace!" The young man spoke, saying to Enkidu: "They have invited me to a wedding, as is the custom of the people. ... the selection(!) of brides(!) ..


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ITV to sell former home of This Morning for £145 million
ITV has agreed to sell the former This Morning studio for £145 million.
The London Television Centre on the capital’s South Bank will be offloaded in new deal announced today.
It is understood that contracts for the central London real estate will pass to Mitsubishi Estate London Limited.
The studios were the home of morning television staples, including This Morning, Lorraine, and Good Morning Britain.
In a statement posted online, ITV plc said: “ITV has today exchanged contracts for the sale of the London Television Centre on the South Bank to Mitsubishi Estate London Limited in an all-cash transaction for £145.6m. Completion is expected to occur by the end of November.”
Part of the proceeds from the sale will go in part towards reducing ITV’s “net debt”.
ITV’s morning television shows have relocated to White City in the West End of London.


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AceSegment
0.13.0
A library for rendering seven segment LED displays using the TM1637, TM1638, MAX7219, HT16K33, or 74HC595 controller chips
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An implementation of LedModule using the MAX7219 chip. More...
#include <Max7219Module.h>
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| Max7219Module (const T_SPII &spiInterface, const uint8_t *remapArray=nullptr) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| void | begin () |
| void | end () |
| bool | isFlushRequired () const |
| Return true if flushing required. | |
| void | flush () |
| Send segment patterns of all digits. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from ace_segment::LedModule | |
| LedModule (uint8_t *patterns, uint8_t numDigits) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| uint8_t | getNumDigits () const |
| Return the number of digits supported by this display instance. More... | |
| uint8_t | size () const |
| Return the number of digits supported by this display instance. | |
| void | setPatternAt (uint8_t pos, uint8_t pattern) |
| Set the led digit pattern at position pos. | |
| uint8_t | getPatternAt (uint8_t pos) const |
| Get the led digit pattern at position pos. | |
| void | setBrightness (uint8_t brightness) |
| Set global brightness of all digits. More... | |
| uint8_t | getBrightness () const |
| Get the current brightness. | |
| void | setDecimalPointAt (uint8_t pos, bool state=true) |
| Set decimal point. | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from ace_segment::LedModule | |
| void | begin () |
| Subclasses should call this from its own begin(). | |
| void | end () |
| Subclasses should call this from its own end(). More... | |
| void | setDigitDirty (uint8_t pos) |
Set the dirty bit of digit pos . | |
| void | clearDigitDirty (uint8_t pos) |
Clear the dirty bit of digit pos . | |
| bool | isDigitDirty (uint8_t pos) const |
Check the dirty bit of digit pos . | |
| void | clearDigitsDirty () |
| Clear dirty bits of all digits. | |
| bool | isAnyDigitDirty () const |
| Return true if any digits are dirty. | |
| bool | isBrightnessDirty () const |
| Check if the brightness level is dirty. | |
| void | setBrightnessDirty () |
| Mark the brightness as dirty. | |
| void | clearBrightnessDirty () |
| Clear the dirty bit for brightness. | |
An implementation of LedModule using the MAX7219 chip.
The chip uses SPI.
| T_SPII | class that implements the SPI interface, usually one of the classes in the AceSPI library: SimpleSpiInterface, SimpleSpiFastInterface, HardSpiInterface, HardSpiFastInterface. |
| T_DIGITS | number of digits in the module |
Definition at line 107 of file Max7219Module.h.
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Constructor.
| spiInterface | instance of SPI interface class |
| remapArray | (optional, nullable) a mapping of the physical digit positions to their logical positions |
Definition at line 115 of file Max7219Module.h.
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Send segment patterns of all digits.
For a rough idea of how long this function takes, here are the numbers on a 16 MHz AVR:
The isFlushRequired() method can be used to optimize the number of calls to flush(), but often it is not necessary.
Definition at line 171 of file Max7219Module.h.


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Cake is a form of sweet dessert that is typically baked. In its oldest forms, cakes were modifications of breads, but cakes now cover a wide range of preparations that can be simple or elaborate, and that share features with other desserts such as pastries, meringues, custards, and pies.Cake is a form of sweet dessert that is typically baked. In its oldest forms, cakes were modifications of breads, but cakes now cover a wide range of preparations that can be simple or elaborate, and that share features with other desserts such as pastries, meringues, custards, and pies.
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According to a recent Forbes blog on the growing use of smartphones and tablets, "Shipments of smartphones and tablet PCs are both on the rise, with the first up 40 percent and the second nearly 100 percent this year, market research firm TrendForce forecasts." What does that mean for printing? Does everyone with a smartphone or tablet want to give up the option to print something from the device?
In the early days of these handy, computer-in-your-hand devices, users basically did just that. They accepted the limitations of the device and emailed themselves links, bookmarked pages and did all sorts of strange things to remind themselves to print that important document, email or website page when they returned to a PC which could connect to a printer.
Eventually, printer makers got smart and created apps that supported their brand devices. An Epson app let users print to their Epson printer and the like. And even Google, of course, has gotten into the game with an ability to print using its cloud services.
So what's the problem, then? Well, for one, we are making it difficult for users to do something they've taken for granted for decades now: click a print button and watch something magically emerge from a printer. We're asking them to install all kinds of apps, which might or might not work well, and to keep updating them, signing in and in general presenting a number of hurdles to doing something that is actually pretty simple.
For printer and other print device makers (multi-function devices, copiers, enterprise printers), we're requiring them to create and maintain apps, make their devices work with these apps and keep up with the treadmill of new operating systems, new capabilities and the like. And in between, we possibly are foregoing security.
Clearly what's needed is some sort of simple interface that is standard. That's where the IEEE-ISTO (International Standards and Technology Organization) Printer Working Group (PWG) comes in. The PWG has labored quietly for years to create cross-industry, open and free technical standards that enable seamless printing.
More later this week as we look at the work of PWG and how it helps users and printer makers.


--- title: "SciViews Box" author: "Philippe Grosjean" date: '2017-11-28' slug: sciviews-box summary: The SciViews Box is a preconfigured virtual machine for data analysis in a reproducible way tags: - reproducible research - R Markdown - data science categories: - R ---
The SciViews Box is a VirtualBox virtual machine completely installed with Xubuntu, R, RStudio, Python, Jupyter and Spyder, plus more than a thousand packages. It is designed to be used as a reproducible data science toolbox. A new SciViews Box is released every year with updated software.
The SciViews Box is meant to lower the technological barrier for “non-geek” users that want to do reproducible data science. As such, it provides a uniform and predictable environment (what works on one computer should work on another one, being a PC under Windows, Linux or MacOS). It is also as easy as possible to install and configure. An installer is available for Windows and MacOS users, and it provides an easy launcher that automatically configures, starts, and connects to the SciViews Box. RStudio server and Jupyter are immediately available.
Instructions to install and use the SciViews Box 2018 (in French).


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360 mg |
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After a strange week i felt I was prepared for the second plateau experience with Dex. I had done 2 oz two times previously and knew what the first plateau was like. After reading the Faq on the stuff I wanted to proceed slowly and carefully being that there is potential danger. I am mainly experienced with LSD, Shrooms, Peyote, Nutmeg, and Cannabis. This is different from all.
After preparation, over a period of about half and hour I consumed a 4 oz bottle of Robitussin Maximum strength. There were no active ingredients other than the Dex. Soon after I drank the last of it, I had some unexpected visitors.  How do you get people to get the hell away from you without being rude?? I read the Faq about this stuff turning people into anti-social, paranoid assholes and did not want to be like that, so I was kind and offered food and weed to them and eventually they left. At one point before they left, my burger did not taste as interesting as I wanted it to so I just layed it down and walked away saying something like, 'I lost my appetite.' I have not eaten anything sense. You can't just tell someone 'You have to leave now, I just drank a bottle of cough syrup and expect to trip.' By the time they were gone an hour had passed and I was well into the effects.
I felt like walking aroung a lot and had to put on some music...Tool. Perfect. Now time for a bowl, it just enhaced the effects I was already having. This was just as I had planned, intelligent conversation with my wife was easy (even though I had just finished making absolutely no sense to my friends what so ever.)This is when I realized there were different personalities surfacing. I could switch from intellectual, to brave guy, to playful little boy, to lost little boy, to funny party guy, to paranoid, and more. I have not been able to identify all of these yet nor describe them. My ability to control this was at will, which was encouraging. At one point I declared I was Disney World and would perform Magic but when I tried to, I forgot what I was trying to do. I felt like I was about 4 years old again. This was most enoyable because I could play like a kid and not worry about responsibility. This lasted for about three hours, until I was ready to chill.
We went to bed and put on music. This had a negative effect, I started to get real self critical and was making sure I had treated everyone with respect and all that kind of stuff. I tried to shift the phase and work on deep breathing and maybe even some Spiritual work, but the cat was not leaving my pillow so it was hard to concentrate with her energy all over me keeping me grounded which was prolly good anyway. When I awoke this morning, I was still feeling the effects and can feel a bit now.
This is a powerful experience and will continue to explore my own persona. Peace and Love to all new and old explorers. Have fun and be careful. Read all the info you can get before trying this it is a powerful change and you need to be ready for what will take place.
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Questions¶
Here we are, the final database class. This ones a stub too, so it’s nice and easy.
What is a Question?¶
At the end of an experiment its common to have a debriefing questionnaire to get some basic data about the participants’ experience of the experiment. This needs to be stored in the database. You might think that the obvious place is in the Info table. But remember that Infos are created by Nodes and Nodes exist in Networks. Meanwhile, the debriefing questionnaire doesn’t concern the participant’s experience in a particular Network, it concerns the experiment as a whole. As such, we need something just like an Info, except that it is associated with a Participant instead of a Node, thereby living outside of any specific Network. That’s exactly what a Question is. Sorry about the bad name, Info was already taken.
The Question Table¶
In addition to the columns inherited from SharedMixin
the Question table has a few extra columns. Participant_id links the question to a specific Paticipant, number contains the question number (1, 2, 3 …), question contains the text of the question (“How fun did you find this experiment”) while response contains the participant’s answer. That’s it!
Question Objects¶
Beyond the absolute basics (init
, fail
and json
) Questions have zero functionality. Easy!


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Theia Vision Library
Building Theia Library
Dependencies
Building
Customizing the build
API Reference
Image
Features
Ransac
Pose and Resectioning
Math
Structure from Motion (SfM)
Applications
Features
Reconstructions
Contributing to Theia
Style and Testing
CMake
Developing for Theia
Submitting a change to Theia
Releases
0.1.0
Bibliography
License
Citation
Theia Vision Library
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Index
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A
AddTrack (C++ function)
AddView (C++ function)
AgastDetector::AgastDetector (C++ function)
AlignPointCloudsICP (C++ function)
AlignPointCloudsUmeyama (C++ function)
Arrsac (C++ class)
Arrsac::Arrsac (C++ function)
AsGrayscaleImage (C++ function)
AsRGBImage (C++ function)
B
BriefDescriptorExtractor (C++ class)
(C++ function)
BriskDescriptorExtractor (C++ class)
BriskDescriptorExtractor::BriskDescriptorExtractor (C++ function)
BriskDetector::BriskDetector (C++ function)
BruteForceFeatureMatcher (C++ class)
C
CalculateSPRTDecisionThreshold (C++ function)
Camera (C++ class)
CascadeHashingFeatureMatcher (C++ class)
Channels (C++ function)
Cols (C++ function)
ConvertToGrayscaleImage (C++ function)
ConvertToRGBImage (C++ function)
D
Data (C++ function)
,
[1]
DescriptorExtractor (C++ class)
DescriptorExtractor::DescriptorExtractor::ComputeDescriptor (C++ function)
,
[1]
DescriptorExtractor::DescriptorExtractor::ComputeDescriptors (C++ function)
,
[1]
DescriptorExtractor::DescriptorExtractor::DetectAndExtractDescriptors (C++ function)
,
[1]
DescriptorExtractor::Initialize (C++ function)
DlsPnp (C++ function)
E
EightPointFundamentalMatrix (C++ function)
Estimator (C++ class)
Evsac (C++ class)
Evsac::Evsac (C++ function)
F
FeatureMatcher (C++ class)
FindPolynomialRoots (C++ function)
FindRealPolynomialRoots (C++ function)
FindRealPolynomialRootsSturm (C++ function)
FindRealRootIterative (C++ function)
FivePointFocalLengthRadialDistortion (C++ function)
FivePointRelativePose (C++ function)
FourPointHomography (C++ function)
FourPointPoseAndFocalLength (C++ function)
FourPointRelativePosePartialRotation (C++ function)
FreakDescriptorExtractor (C++ class)
FreakDescriptorExtractor::FreakDescriptorExtractor (C++ function)
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GaussJordan (C++ function)
GdlsSimilarityTransform (C++ function)
GetCalibrationMatrix (C++ function)
GetProjectionMatrix (C++ function)
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Image<T> (C++ class)
Image<T>::HalfSample (C++ function)
Image<T>::Integrate (C++ function)
Image<T>::Resize (C++ function)
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Image<T>::TwoThirdsSample (C++ function)
InitializeFromProjectionMatrix (C++ function)
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Keypoint (C++ class)
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KeypointDetector (C++ class)
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KeypointDetector::DetectKeypoints (C++ function)
KeypointDetector::Initialize (C++ function)
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Match (C++ function)
MatchAllPairs (C++ function)
MutableTrack (C++ function)
MutableView (C++ function)
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NumTracks (C++ function)
NumViews (C++ function)
P
PixelToUnitDepthRay (C++ function)
PoseFromThreePoints (C++ function)
Prosac (C++ class)
Prosac::Prosac (C++ function)
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Ransac (C++ class)
Ransac::Ransac (C++ function)
RansacParameters (C++ class)
RansacSummary (C++ class)
Read (C++ function)
Reconstruction (C++ class)
RemoveTrack (C++ function)
RemoveView (C++ function)
Rows (C++ function)
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SampleConsensusEstimator::Estimate (C++ function)
SequentialProbabilityRatioTest (C++ function)
SiftDescriptorExtractor (C++ class)
SiftDescriptorExtractor::SiftDescriptorExtractor (C++ function)
SiftDetector::SiftDetector (C++ function)
SolveCubic (C++ function)
SolveCubicReals (C++ function)
SolveQuadratic (C++ function)
SolveQuadraticReals (C++ function)
SolveQuartic (C++ function)
SolveQuarticReals (C++ function)
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ThreePointRelativePosePartialRotation (C++ function)
Track (C++ class)
(C++ function)
TrackIds (C++ function)
Triangulate (C++ function)
TriangulateDLT (C++ function)
TriangulateMidpoint (C++ function)
TriangulateNView (C++ function)
TriangulateNViewSVD (C++ function)
TwoViewInfo (C++ class)
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View (C++ class)
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ViewGraph (C++ class)
ViewIdFromName (C++ function)
ViewIds (C++ function)
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Write (C++ function)


Elixir v1.3.4 File.Stat
A struct that holds file information.
In Erlang, this struct is represented by a :file_info
record.
Therefore this module also provides functions for converting
between the Erlang record and the Elixir struct.
Its fields are:
size
- size of file in bytes.type
-:device | :directory | :regular | :other
; the type of the file.access
-:read | :write | :read_write | :none
; the current system access to the file.atime
- the last time the file was read.mtime
- the last time the file was written.ctime
- the interpretation of this time field depends on the operating system. On Unix, it is the last time the file or the inode was changed. In Windows, it is the time of creation.mode
- the file permissions.links
- the number of links to this file. This is always 1 for file systems which have no concept of links.major_device
- identifies the file system where the file is located. In Windows, the number indicates a drive as follows: 0 means A:, 1 means B:, and so on.minor_device
- only valid for character devices on Unix. In all other cases, this field is zero.inode
- gives the inode number. On non-Unix file systems, this field will be zero.uid
- indicates the owner of the file. Will be zero for non-Unix file systems.gid
- indicates the group that owns the file. Will be zero for non-Unix file systems.
The time type returned in atime
, mtime
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time type set in options. {:time, type}
where type can be :local
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:universal
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Summary
Types
t :: %File.Stat{access: term, atime: term, ctime: term, gid: term, inode: term, links: term, major_device: term, minor_device: term, mode: term, mtime: term, size: term, type: term, uid: term}
Functions
Converts a :file_info
record into a File.Stat
.
Converts a File.Stat
struct to a :file_info
record.