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title: here are the complete atoleiros battle
date: '2014-10-01T07:30:40+02:00'
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---
Here are the complete Atoleiros Battle Interpretation Centre Storyboards, tagged for those interested in the history of Portugal — https://film-Storyboards.tumblr.com/tagged/Atoleiros+battle+Storyboards


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Dog credited with detecting owner’s cancer three times
MADISON, Wis. (WKOW/CNN) - She was diagnosed with ovarian cancer not once, but three times. Every time, Stephanie Herfel says her dog Sierra sniffed it out.
The connection between Herfel and her husky Sierra is special, to say the least.
"I don't think I'd be here having this conversation with you [without her,]” Herfel said.
Sierra started acting strangely in 2013, shortly after Herfel found out she had an ovarian cyst.
“She came up and put her nose on my belly, which I dismissed,” Herfel said.
Sierra did it multiple times, but Herfel kept ignoring her.
"She found a different way to communicate with me,” she said.
One day, Herfel found her dog in a back closet, visibly upset.

Coupled with persistent abdominal pain, Herfel said that led her to take a leap of faith and go to the doctor. That’s when she found out she had stage three ovarian cancer.
Fortunately, she went into remission after six months of treatment – but several months later, Sierra hid in the closet again.
“I knew in my gut something was wrong,” said Herfel.
The ovarian cancer had returned, this time in her liver.
"Just going through my head, ‘Sierra was telling me, Sierra was telling me,’” she said
Herfel started having conversations about Sierra with her oncologist, Dr. David Kushner.
“I didn’t think she was crazy at all.

Kushner admitted Sierra’s nose is unique “because of the fact that Sierra will truly focus on the part of the body where there’s a problem, which is really interesting.”
So far, Herfel's ovarian cancer has recurred three times and each time, Sierra hid.
“She’s detecting it so early they can't even see it on a scan yet,” said Kushner.
That’s one reason Herfel says she’s still alive, six years since her first diagnosis.
“I believe she saved my life and she continues to do so. Very grateful for her. I'll start crying,” Herfel said.
As Herfel continues her cancer fight, she had this advice for other loving pet owners: "Pay attention your pet and see if they're communicating with you in a different way, and you might notice some really incredible things."

She says the symptoms of this type of cancer can be very vague. They include bloating, difficulty eating, feeling full quickly and trouble with your bladder.


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title: pro-tip finding the right circuit breaker
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We just moved into a new house. I've done a bit of electrical work and no matter how well labeled the electrical panel is, sometimes it's hard to find the right breaker to turn off. Here's my pro tip: I called my wife's iPhone with FaceTime (you can likely call your laptop or something), set the phone looking at the light I wanted to turn off and then went and flipped breakers until the light went out (always double check, you might only be switching your wireless router off!).


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To get sometehing to work with and use for practice, I have written a "Consultancy Profile" REST API. It uses server side Node JS and the data interchange format JSON to implement the API. For persistent storage I wanted to explore a noSQL database, and went for MongoDB.
Since MongoDB is JSON-first (internally BSON, which is binary JSON), it makes it straightforward to be used in a RESTful application. In other words, objects are both stored and transfered using the same notation.
[
{
_id: "5fcd0792bc92018d05dc6306",
name: "Anders Rosén",
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>phone: "+46 73 039 10 49",
competences: [
"Management",
"Sales",
"Programming",
"Software Engineering"
],
description: "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, ...",
summary: "Pellentesque ..."
...
}
]
The result is dressed up for presentation using HTML5 , Tailwind CSS , and JavaScript . It should also be fully responsive . As an example, below is a profile dynamically created using the API.
This is a small demo of the test API, using JSON between the client browser and the API server. The database is reset each time the backend service restarts.
Enter a name and a profession to be stored in the database. Click on the Id button to delete the entry from the database. All operations and user interface updates are performed without re-loading the web page.
REST API return code goes here...


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UX Design
Peppermill Reno is a hotel and casino located in Reno, NV. Sporting 10 restaurants and 15 bars & lounges, guest experience has always been paramount for their business. In 2014, we started discussions with Peppermill to entertain the idea of improving guest experience by building a mobile app. They wanted to build something better than just a digital brochure.
Peppermill Reno is a hotel and casino located in Reno, NV. Sporting 10 restaurants and 15 bars & lounges, guest experience has always been paramount for their business. In 2014, we started discussions with Peppermill to entertain the idea of improving guest experience by building a mobile app. They wanted to build something better than just a digital brochure.
Our first aim was to identify any frustrations or headaches guests experienced at the Peppermill. That meant getting in front of their guests, so we spent an entire weekend at the resort to do just that. To further our research, we also interviewed Peppermill staff to uncover obstacles that prevented them from delivering the best service possible. After many discussions, we began to craft a guest journey, from check-in to check-out. In this research, we exposed a recurring ideal about the guest experience that had never fully been met. What was the ideal? Guests should truly "never lift a finger". With this renewed ideal in mind, we began crafting a conceptual mobile app that would make that ideal a reality.
We started the design process with a bunch of low-fidelity designs that pinpointed areas we found in our research that could be improved. To make room service easier, we designed a workflow for ordering food right to your door. If you were interested in seeing an event at the Peppermill, you could order your tickets from the mobile app. Want to upgrade to VIP? It's only a couple taps away. With our wireframes, we worked with our stakeholder team to ensure that what we designed was within the overall vision.
During the process, we were asked to find out if there were ways to differentiate their mobile app from other major casino mobile apps. In response, we did a competitive analysis to figure out what set of features would give the Peppermill mobile app an edge.
After several iterations and revisions, we coralled a core set of functionality perfect for a v1. myUXteam then finalized the designs by creating high-fidelity wireframes. While doing so, we began paving the road for a new digital style guide and pattern library for Peppermill.
With a working prototype of our v1 mobile app, we then spent an entire morning presenting the mobile app, it's UX, the improvements in guest experience, and changes that would be required of the business. Lucky for us, the Peppermill top executives applauded our conceptual designs and direction.
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Process Cleanup Scheduled Job
To enable the process cleanup scheduled job, set the following properties in the
MDW configuration file (mdw.properties):
# Scheduled job - process clean up.
mdw.timer.task.ProcessCleanup.TimerClass=com.centurylink.mdw.timer.cleanup.ProcessCleanup
# run daily at 2:30 am
mdw.timer.task.ProcessCleanup.Schedule=30 2 * * ? *
# cleanup script to execute from scheduled job
MDWFramework.ProcessCleanup-RuntimeCleanupScript=Cleanup-Runtime.sql
# minimum age (in days) before process instance data is eligible for cleanup
MDWFramework.ProcessCleanup-ProcessExpirationAgeInDays=180
# maximum number of instance rows to clean up during one job execution
MDWFramework.ProcessCleanup-MaximumProcessExpiration=10000
# minimum age (in days) before event instance data is eligible for cleanup
MDWFramework.ProcessCleanup-ExternalEventExpirationAgeInDays=180
In this example the MDW db cleanup job is scheduled to run every day at 2:30 am and will delete process and event instance data for completed processes older than 180 days.
The default MDW cleanup scripts are available here:
Cleanup-Runtime
These scripts are built into the MDW framework modules, so if these defaults are suitable then they don't need to be deployed separately with a workflow application. If an application has custom cleanup requirements, then they can deliver a custom version of Cleanup-Runtime.sql (or any other name referenced in the property setting). The custom cleanup script should be delivered into the application configuration directory.


Music Bot is currently in Working Beta!
FredBoat is a bot made with JDA with both fun and convenience in mind. It now also comes as a music bot.
Example commands:
- ;;avatar &/lt;@username&/gt; - displays the users avatar
- ;;brainfuck &/lt;code&/gt; [input] - executes brainfuck code
- ;;lua &/lt;code&/gt; - executes Lua code in a sandboxed environment
- ;;riot &/lt;text&/gt; - display your demands
- ;;leet &/lt;text&/gt; - sound like a script kiddie
- ;;dump [-q] &/lt;1-2000&/gt; - returns a hastebin dump of the last messages in the channel. Use -q to send in a DM instead.
- ;;mal &/lt;search term&/gt; - searches MAL for an anime or a user account.
The music bot has it's own invite link.
Invite FredBoat♪♪β
Example music commands:
- ;;play &/lt;URL&/gt; - plays a song from the URL, such as YouTube and Soundcloud.
- ;;play &/lt;search terms&/gt; - returns up to 5 videos from youtube, from which you can choose to add to the queue.
- ;;join - Joins the voice channel. The ;;play command will do this automatically.
- ;;leave - Leave the current voice channel.
- ;;skip - Skip a song in the queue.
- ;;list - Get a list of songs currently playing.
For a full list of commands, please see the documentation, message the bot or say ;;help in any channel the bot is in.
I'm always looking for new suggestions. Be sure to join our server if you have any new ideas or need help!
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The guitar is a string instrument which is played by plucking the strings. The main parts of a guitar are the body, the fretboard, the headstock and the strings. Guitars are usually made from wood or plastic.
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The guitar is a string instrument which is played by plucking the strings. The main parts of a guitar are the body, the fretboard, the headstock and the strings. Guitars are usually made from wood or plastic.
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My name is Christian Arellano and I am a young student that expresses the abilities to Code, to create Art, and to Animate. I am very creative and work better with others and also by myself. I show you in my projects all that I am capable of. I am a freelanced worker and like to create what is requested of me.
If you need a Graphic Designer, an Artist, a Coder, or an Digital Artist, my contact info is down below for you to contact me about your requests. We will discuss the request and I will deliver. I also have a bit of humour in my work as seen in my portfolio.


api.html is loaded into a div inside index.html, a more modular approach, cleaner!? iframe thingy? or webcomponents?


Most programmers are familiar with the structure and function of an initialization file, or INI file. GEOS uses one or more INI files depending on the setup (network users may have two or more INI files; standalone users may have only one).
The INI file for GEOS describes the drivers, fonts, and other items installed on the system. It also contains other system configuration information, such as the specific UI expected and information about the type of display and input devices used. Applications may also the INI file to store configuration information set by the user.
1 How to Use the INI File
2 Categories in the INI File
2.1 [cards]
2.2 [configure]
2.3 [diskswap]
2.4 [envelope]
2.5 [envel<>]
2.6 [expressMenuControl]
2.7 [fileManager]
2.8 [input]
2.9 [keyboard]
2.10 [label]
2.11 [label<>]
2.12 [link]
2.13 [localization]
2.14 [math]
2.15 [modem]
2.16 [<modem name>]
2.17 [mouse]
2.18 [net library]
2.19 [paper]
2.20 [paper<>]
2.21 [parallel]
2.22 [paths]
2.23 [printer]
2.24 [<printer device name>]
2.25 [screen 0]
2.26 [serial]
2.27 [sound]
2.28 [spool]
2.29 [system]
2.30 [text]
2.31 [ui]
2.32 [<specific ui name>]
2.33 [ui features]
2.34 [welcome]


[§431:10H-107] Basic standards. No long-term care insurance policy may:
(1) Be canceled, nonrenewed, or otherwise terminated on the grounds of the age or the deterioration of the mental or physical health of the insured individual or certificate holder;
(2) Contain a provision establishing a new waiting period if existing coverage is converted to or replaced by a new or other form within the same company, except with respect to an increase in benefits voluntarily selected by the insured individual or group policyholder; or
(3) Provide coverage for skilled nursing care only or provide significantly more coverage for skilled care in a facility than coverage for lower levels of care. [L 1999, c 93, pt of §2]
Revision Note
Subsection designation deleted pursuant to §23G-15.


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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AddLocationActivity |
AddLocationActivity lets user add location to the event they are creating
|
| CreateEventActivity |
Activity for creating habit event
|
| createHabit |
Activity for create habit
|
| CreateUserActivity |
Activity for creating user
|
| EditHabitActivity |
Activity for edit details of habit and saves changes
|
| ExampleInstrumentedTest |
Instrumentation test, which will execute on an Android device.
|
| ExampleUnitTest |
Example local unit test, which will execute on the development machine (host).
|
| ExpandableListAdapter |
Takes two arrays of habits and associated username's and makes a expandable list
Code Largely learned from https://www.androidhive.info/2013/07/android-expandable-list-view-tutorial/
Activities the viewHistory does, subclass of fragment
|
| FollowManagerAdapter |
Activities the viewHistory does, subclass of fragment
|
| Habit |
Represents a class of habits, used to organize habit events.
|
| HabitEvent |
Represents a single event of a habit.
|
| HabitEventTest |
Unit test for Habit event
|
| HabitStatsTest |
Unit test for HabitStats
|
| HabitTests |
Unit test for Habit
|
| HabitTracker2017MainActivity |
Initialize app's structure
|
| HabitTrackerUnitTest |
HabitTrackerUnitTest
|
| HistoryAdapter |
Adaptor for viewMyHistory, also has filtering events functionality
|
| InternetStatus |
Check for internet connection
|
| manageSharing |
Activities the viewHistory does, subclass of fragment
|
| mapsActivity |
Show google map and marks events
|
| MyHabitFragment |
Setup sub tabs for My Habit, includes Today's habit, My history and All habits tabs
|
| OthersEventsListAdapter |
Adapter for other's activity tab
|
| OthersEventsListElementAdapter |
Adaptor for other's event list
|
| OthersFragment |
Other's Activities fragment shows a list of other users that this user is following
and each user followed contains a list of their habits and the habit's most recent event
|
| OthersHabitFragment |
Setup sub tabs for Other's Habit, includes Other's Activity and Manage Sharing tabs
|
| OthersStatView |
This activity is for viewing followings habit stat
|
| RequestAdapter<T> |
Adapts a list of strings indicating users who have requested access to the user's history to
a list with button to accept these requests.
|
| StatManager |
This class is responsible for habit statistic
|
| StatView |
Passed start date of habit and calculates all scheduled days in between start date and end date
compares to habit events, if habit event exists for that date put it in completed array
if no habit event found for it put it in missed
pie chart vals are completed/(completed + missed) and missed/(completed+missed)
|
| User |
Represents a user, and includes the usernames of all users associated with this user.
|
| UserManager |
This a singleton responsible for loading, saving, creating, and holding the current user's User object.
|
| UserTest |
Unit Test for User
|
| ViewHabitAdapter |
Adaptor for habit
|
| viewManageHabits |
This is All Habit's fragment, able to view a list of habits of user, create a new habit, edit habit when clicked on the habit
|
| viewMyHistory |
This is My history fragment, able to view history events, search for events and open mapsActivity to show event locations
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| viewTodayFragment |
This is Today's habit fragment , can view a list of habits that are due today, and able to create habit event when clicked on habit
|


Avitar can be used to configure a PLC device as either a normal PLC station or a SLAC PEV-PLC or SLAC EVSE-PLC station. In doing so, Avitar changes several PIB values at the same time. This section illustrates how to configurat a PIB the same way using the toolkit.
The HomePlug Green PHY Specification refers to the APCM_SET_CCO.REQ
and APCM_CONF_SLAC
primatives in the SLAC protocol description. These are virtual operations to be implemented by the user. In both cases, one must read the PIB from the PLC device, edit the PIB, recompute PIB checksums and write the PIB back to the PLC device. This can be done manually, using Avitar, or in a script, using the Powerline Toolkit as shown below, or programatically, using custom software.
Table 5.1. PEV-PLC PIB Settings
| OFFSET | LENGTH | SYMBOL | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0000F4 | 1 | CCoSelection | 1: This sets CCo Selection to Never; |
| 001653 | 1 | SLAC_EnableMode | 1: This sets SLAC Selection to PEV; |
| 001C98 | 4 | LowLinkSpeed_kbps | 10240 |
| 001C9C | 4 | HighLinkSpeed_kbps | 102400 |
The following shell script converts a factory PIB to a SLAC PEV by setting the CCO Mode to Never and the SLAC Mode to PEV. The User HFID is set to “PEV” for role identification, optionally. This PIB must be written into PEV-PLC flash memory for proper operation.
#!/bin/sh # file: pev.sh # ======================================================================== # convert a factory PIB to a SLAC PEV PIB by changing these PIB settings; # ------------------------------------------------------------------------ setpib ${1} 74 hfid "PEV" setpib ${1} F4 byte 1 setpib ${1} 1653 byte 1 setpib ${1} 1C98 long 10240 long 102400
Table 5.2. PEV-EVSE PIB Settings
| OFFSET | LENGTH | SYMBOL | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0000F4 | 1 | CcoSelection | 2: This sets CCo Mode to Always; |
| 001653 | 1 | SLAC_EnableMode | 2: This sets SLAC Mode to EVSE; |
| 001C98 | 4 | LowLinkSpeed_kbps | 10240 |
| 001C9C | 4 | HighLinkSpeed_kbps | 102400 |
The following shell script converts a factory PIB to a SLAC EVSE by setting the CCO Mode to Always and the SLAC Mode to EVSE. The User HFID is set to “EVSE” for role identification, optionally. This PIB must be written into EVSE-PLC flash memory for proper operation.
#!/bin/sh # file: evse.sh # ======================================================================== # convert a factory PIB to a SLAC EVSE PIB by changing these PIB settings; # ------------------------------------------------------------------------ setpib ${1} 74 hfid "EVSE" setpib ${1} F4 byte 2 setpib ${1} 1653 byte 2 setpib ${1} 1C98 long 10240 long 102400
This primative configures a PLC state by reading PIB from PLC, changing CCoSelection, computing new PIB checksum then writing the PIB back to PLC. It can be performed manually using Avitar, in a script using the Powerline Toolkit or programatically using custom software.


REST (REpresentational State Transfer) is an architectural style to build services on top of the Web. REST simplifies interaction with a web-based system via simplified URLs, instead of complex HTTP requests.
A REST-enabled application is made of resources (“nouns“), each responding to different “verbs” (for example, HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, DELETE…) over well-defined URLs (typically HTTP/HTTPS URLs) which map entities in the system to endpoints. Each REST request/response to a resource uses one or more resource representation, typically negotiated between client and server (for example, using Accept and Content-Type HTTP headers). Most common representation formats include JSON, XML or raw text, with many other alternatives like YAML, Atom and HTML which are also used.
Here are the main characteristics of a REST architecture style:
- Client-Server: a pull-based interaction style: consuming components pull representations.
- Stateless: each request from client to server must contain all the information necessary to understand the request, and cannot take advantage of any stored context on the server.
- Cache aware: to improve network efficiency, responses must be capable of being labeled as cacheable or non-cacheable.
- Uniform interface: all resources are accessed with a generic interface (e.g., HTTP GET, POST, PUT, DELETE).
- Named resources – the system is comprised of resources which are named using a URL.
- Interconnected resource representations – the representations of the resources state are interconnected using URIs, thereby enabling a client to progress from one state to another.
- Layered components – intermediaries, such as proxy servers, cache servers, gateways, etc., can be inserted between clients and resources to support performance, security, etc.
In the Java/J2EE platform, a standard Java API for RESTful Web Services (JAX-RS, JSR 311) is the most common API for building and consuming REST services. There are many widely used implementations, like Jersey, Apache CXF, Restlet, or RESTEasy.
Security concerns with REST
REST typically uses HTTP as its underlying protocol, which brings forth the usual set of security concerns:
- A potential attacker has full control over each single bit of an HTTP request (if your app acts as REST server) or HTTP response (if your app is a REST client). We remind this just in case…
- The attacker could be at the REST client (the victim is the REST server) or at the REST server (a rogue, malicious app, the victim is the REST client, for example an application consuming resources from remote REST services).
- For an application using REST as client or server, the other side typically has full control on the resource representation, and could inject any payload to attack resource handling (gaining arbitrary Java code or system command execution, for example).
In a REST architecture, end-to-end processing implies a sequence of potentially vulnerable operations:
- During the mapping from/to the HTTP message and resource URL.
- When the object representing the target resource is instantiated and the requested operation is invoked.
- When producing/parsing state representation for the target resources.
- When accessing/modifying the data in the backend systems that host the resource state.
The layered sequence of transformations in REST frameworks means that a single weak link in the chain could made your application vulnerable.
Causes of REST vulnerabilities- Location in the trusted network of your data center
- SSRF to internal REST APIs
- URLs to backend REST APIs are built with concatentation instead of URIBuilder (Prepared)
- Self describing nature
- Inbread architecture
- Incorrect assumptions of application behavior
- Input types and interfaces
- Extensions in REST frameworks that enhance development of REST functionality at the expense of security


Test Property
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Pick List Test 2
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8 May 2003
Disease Outbreak Reported
Seventeen cases of acute watery diarrhoeal syndrome have been notified in 2 hospitals in Basra, southern Iraq, since April 28. According to the initial laboratory analysis in Basra, cholera is highly probable. Further laboratory confirmation with serotyping is awaited.
WHO staff in the field have already set up a surveillance system. They are currently conducting a survey of diarrhoeal cases in other hospitals, and have established an outbreak committee that is implementing control measures using pre-positioned supplies.
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MBBitmapPixelPlane Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Declared in | MBBitmapPixelPlane.h |
Overview
Represents a plane of pixels that can be accessed individually, regardless of the underlying pixel format. This allows code to access and manipulate bitmaps without needing to worry about the internal representation of the pixels.
Important:
- This class supports only integral pixels.
- This class does not currently support floating-point channel values.
- This class is only intended for use with iOS-compatible bitmaps.
Tasks
Accessing bitmap information
-
pixelCount
property -
columnCount
property -
rowCount
property -
channelsPerPixel
property -
channelMaximumValue
property -
bytesPerPixel
property -
sizeInBytes
property -
pixelType
property
Creating empty bitmaps
Creating bitmaps from images
Getting individual pixel data
Setting individual pixel data
Creating an image representation of the bitmap
Properties
bytesPerPixel
Returns the number of bytes required to represent each pixel in the bitmap.
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSUInteger bytesPerPixel
Declared In
MBBitmapPixelPlane.h
channelMaximumValue
Returns the maximum value of an individual color component in the bitmap.
@property (nonatomic, readonly) MBColorComponent channelMaximumValue
Declared In
MBBitmapPixelPlane.h
channelsPerPixel
Returns the number of color channels for each pixel in the bitmap.
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSUInteger channelsPerPixel
Declared In
MBBitmapPixelPlane.h
columnCount
Returns the number of columns in the bitmap.
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSUInteger columnCount
Declared In
MBBitmapPixelPlane.h
pixelCount
Returns the number of pixels in the bitmap.
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSUInteger pixelCount
Declared In
MBBitmapPixelPlane.h
pixelType
Returns a MBBitmapPixelType
value indicating how the bitmap
interprets pixel data.
@property (nonatomic, readonly) MBBitmapPixelType pixelType
Declared In
MBBitmapPixelPlane.h
Class Methods
bitmapWithBitmapContext:
Creates a new MBBitmapPixelPlane
populated using the content of the bitmap
image data contained in the CGContextRef
provided.
+ (instancetype)bitmapWithBitmapContext:(CGContextRef)bitmap
Parameters
- bitmap
A CoreGraphics context that will be used as the source content of the returned
MBBitmapPixelPlane
. This context must be bitmap-based.
Return Value
A new MBBitmapPixelPlane
instance containing the image specified.
Declared In
MBBitmapPixelPlane.h
bitmapWithCGImage:
Creates a new MBBitmapPixelPlane
populated using the content of the image
data contained in the CGImageRef
provided.
+ (instancetype)bitmapWithCGImage:(CGImageRef)image
Parameters
- image
An image that will be used as the source content of the returned
MBBitmapPixelPlane
.
Return Value
A new MBBitmapPixelPlane
instance containing the image specified.
Declared In
MBBitmapPixelPlane.h
bitmapWithColumns:rows:
Creates a new MBBitmapPixelPlane
containing the specified number of
rows and columns.
+ (instancetype)bitmapWithColumns:(NSUInteger)cols rows:(NSUInteger)rows
Parameters
- cols
The number of pixel columns in the returned bitmap.
- rows
The number of pixel rows in the returned bitmap.
Return Value
A new MBBitmapPixelPlane
instance with the specified settings.
Discussion
The bitmap will use the device color space with 4 channel pixels (RGBA) having 8 bits per channel using the device’s native byte ordering.
Declared In
MBBitmapPixelPlane.h
bitmapWithSize:
Creates a new MBBitmapPixelPlane
containing the specified number of
rows and columns.
+ (instancetype)bitmapWithSize:(CGSize)size
Parameters
- size
The size, in pixels, of the returned bitmap. Only integral values are used; fractional values encountered for the width or height will be rounded up to the next integer value.
Return Value
A new MBBitmapPixelPlane
instance with the specified settings.
Discussion
The bitmap will use the device color space with 4 channel pixels (RGBA) having 8 bits per channel using the device’s native byte ordering.
Declared In
MBBitmapPixelPlane.h
bitmapWithSize:bitsPerChannel:colorSpace:bitmapInfo:
Creates a new MBBitmapPixelPlane
having the specified settings.
+ (instancetype)bitmapWithSize:(CGSize)size bitsPerChannel:(NSUInteger)bits colorSpace:(CGColorSpaceRef)space bitmapInfo:(CGBitmapInfo)info
Parameters
- size
The size, in pixels, of the returned bitmap. Only integral values are used; fractional values encountered for the width or height will be rounded up to the next integer value.
- bits
The number of bits per color channel.
- space
The color space that will be used by the bitmap.
- info
The
CGBitmapInfo
flags describing the memory layout of the color channels.
Return Value
A new MBBitmapPixelPlane
instance with the specified settings.
Declared In
MBBitmapPixelPlane.h
bitmapWithUIImage:
Creates a new MBBitmapPixelPlane
populated using the content of the image
data contained in the UIImage
instance provided.
+ (instancetype)bitmapWithUIImage:(UIImage *)image
Parameters
- image
An image that will be used as the source content of the returned
MBBitmapPixelPlane
.
Return Value
A new MBBitmapPixelPlane
instance containing the image specified.
Declared In
MBBitmapPixelPlane.h
Instance Methods
getPixel:atColumn:row:
Retrieves the color channel values for the pixel at the specified column (x coordinate) and row (y coordinate).
- (BOOL)getPixel:(MBBitmapPixel *)pixelPtr atColumn:(NSUInteger)col row:(NSUInteger)row
Parameters
- pixelPtr
A pointer to an
MBBitmapPixel
structure that will receive color data for the specified pixel if the method succeeds.
- col
The column of the pixel whose color data is being retrieved.
- row
The row of the pixel whose color data is being retrieved.
Return Value
YES
on success. NO
will be returned if pixel
is nil
or if
the specified pixel falls outside the bounds of the bitmap.
Declared In
MBBitmapPixelPlane.h
getPixel:atIndex:
Retrieves the color channel values for the pixel at the specified index.
- (BOOL)getPixel:(MBBitmapPixel *)pixelPtr atIndex:(NSUInteger)index
Parameters
- pixelPtr
A pointer to an
MBBitmapPixel
structure that will receive color data for the specified pixel if the method succeeds.
- index
The index of the pixel in the bitmap. The top-left pixel is index
0
, and the indices proceed from left-to-right then top-to-bottom.
Return Value
YES
on success. NO
will be returned if pixel
is nil
or if
the specified pixel falls outside the bounds of the bitmap.
Declared In
MBBitmapPixelPlane.h
getPixel:atPoint:
Retrieves the color channel values for the pixel at the specified point.
- (BOOL)getPixel:(MBBitmapPixel *)pixelPtr atPoint:(CGPoint)point
Parameters
- pixelPtr
A pointer to an
MBBitmapPixel
structure that will receive color data for the specified pixel if the method succeeds.
- point
The point specifying the x and y coordinates of the pixel whose color data is being retrieved. Only integral values are used; fractional values encountered for the x or y coordinate will be rounded to the closest integer value.
Return Value
YES
on success. NO
will be returned if pixel
is nil
or if
the specified pixel falls outside the bounds of the bitmap.
Declared In
MBBitmapPixelPlane.h
image
Creates a UIImage
instance containing a visual representation of the current
contents of the receiver.
- (UIImage *)image
Return Value
A new UIImage
.
Declared In
MBBitmapPixelPlane.h
setPixel:atColumn:row:
Sets the color channel values for the pixel at the specified column (x coordinate) and row (y coordinate).
- (BOOL)setPixel:(MBBitmapPixel)pixel atColumn:(NSUInteger)col row:(NSUInteger)row
Parameters
- pixel
The
MBBitmapPixel
structure that specifies the new color channel values for the pixel.
- col
The column of the pixel whose color data is being retrieved.
- row
The row of the pixel whose color data is being retrieved.
Return Value
YES
on success. NO
will be returned if the specified pixel
falls outside the bounds of the bitmap.
Discussion
Values provided in channels not supported by the underlying bitmap will be ignored.
Declared In
MBBitmapPixelPlane.h
setPixel:atIndex:
Sets the color channel values for the pixel at the specified index.
- (BOOL)setPixel:(MBBitmapPixel)pixel atIndex:(NSUInteger)index
Parameters
- pixel
The
MBBitmapPixel
structure that specifies the new color channel values for the pixel.
- index
The index of the pixel in the bitmap. The top-left pixel is index
0
, and the indices proceed from left-to-right then top-to-bottom.
Return Value
YES
on success. NO
will be returned if the specified pixel
falls outside the bounds of the bitmap.
Discussion
Values provided in channels not supported by the underlying bitmap will be ignored.
Declared In
MBBitmapPixelPlane.h
setPixel:atPoint:
Sets the color channel values for the pixel at the specified point.
- (BOOL)setPixel:(MBBitmapPixel)pixel atPoint:(CGPoint)point
Parameters
- pixel
The
MBBitmapPixel
structure that specifies the new color channel values for the pixel.
- point
The point specifying the x and y coordinates of the pixel whose color data is being set. Only integral values are used; fractional values encountered for the x or y coordinate will be rounded to the closest integer value.
Return Value
YES
on success. NO
will be returned if the specified pixel
falls outside the bounds of the bitmap.
Discussion
Values provided in channels not supported by the underlying bitmap will be ignored.
Declared In
MBBitmapPixelPlane.h


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So... I've been trying to implement @Mario Carneiro's suggestion that I define the coercion allowing F X
for a functor F
on an object X
, and define a @[simp] lemma unfolding the coercion.

You have to use dsimp
is there a reason you use by refl
instead of rfl
to prove rfl-lemmas?
this messes up dsimp
ah..
I never knew that.
Okay. That should fix my problems, but wow, gross! :-)
You should always prove definitional theorems by rfl
because lean reads that specially: A = B := rfl
means A === B
what does by refl
do?
It proves the theorem normally, so you just end up learning A = B
surely that's the same thing
but isn't the proof term the same either way?
I guess I can check.
it is, but the literal token rfl
is used by the lean parser to add the @[_refl_lemma]
attribute
It really is a pity that refl
and rfl
have such important but subtle distinctions, while only differing by one letter.
And then rfl
(without e
) adds @[_refl_lemma]
(with e
)!
to be fair, one is a tactic and one is a term, so they differ by more than one letter
although you shouldn't confuse rfl
with eq.refl
either
similarly there is iff.rfl
and iff.refl
, etc. The naming convention has rfl
have an implicit argument and refl
has an explicit arg
Thanks for explaining this rfl
vs refl
thing. Switching to rfl
really helps, both here and elsewhere. :-)
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so a warning is not produced. On the other hand:
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Basic NATS
17 Nov 2014There aren’t many docs out there on NATS even though it is so awesome (and fast) so I thought I would share some notes on what it is needed to implement a basic client for NATS, (and maybe one day write a client for it…)
Connecting and receiving INFO
Let’s try a simple connecting test:
export msgcounter=0
nc <IP_ADDRESS> 4222 | while read msg; do
msgcounter=`expr $msgcounter + 1`
echo "$msgcounter :: " $msg
done
We can see that as soon as we establish the connection, the server will respond with
an INFO
message, and then after 2 minutes, it will send its first PING
message
to check the connection with the client.
The server will try to send 3 more PING
messages to the client,
and on the 4th message, it will close the connection.
[2014-11-16T14:17:12 -0500] run-nats-server -- 2014/11/16 14:17:12 [INFO] Starting gnatsd version 0.5.6
[2014-11-16T14:17:12 -0500] run-nats-server -- 2014/11/16 14:17:12 [INFO] Listening for client connections on <IP_ADDRESS>:4222
[2014-11-16T14:17:12 -0500] run-nats-server -- 2014/11/16 14:17:12 [INFO] gnatsd is ready
[2014-11-16T14:17:12 -0500] client -- 1 :: INFO {"server_id":"da9955fe007233fa724ec91a8978c44d","version":"0.5.6","host":"<IP_ADDRESS>","port":4222,"auth_required":false,"ssl_required":false,"max_payload":1048576}
[2014-11-16T14:19:12 -0500] client -- 2 :: PING
[2014-11-16T14:21:12 -0500] client -- 3 :: PING
[2014-11-16T14:23:12 -0500] client -- 4 :: -ERR 'Stale Connection'
PING <-> PONG
After we have received the first PING
, it is needed to reply with another PONG
:
To keep on using netcat for this examples, we will be relying on named
pipes and a multiprocess run. Then, we will be using the named pipe to feed
the PONG
when we receive a PING
from NATS, otherwise the connection would be closed.
[[ -e nats-in ]] || mkfifo nats-in
[[ -e nats-out ]] || mkfifo nats-out
echo "Start client..."
nc <IP_ADDRESS> 4222 <nats-in >nats-out &
# open nats-in for writing on fd 3
# open nats-out for reading on fd 4
exec 3> nats-in 4<nats-out
export msgcounter=0
while read msg <&4; do
echo "GOT ::" $msg
export msgcounter=`expr $msgcounter + 1`
echo "$msgcounter messages received"
# process ping
echo $msg | grep -q PING && echo "PONG" >&3 ;
done
Sample output
gnatsd -- [INFO] Starting gnatsd version 0.5.7
gnatsd -- [INFO] Listening for client connections on <IP_ADDRESS>:4222
gnatsd -- [INFO] gnatsd is ready
nats-client -- Start client..
gnatsd -- [DEBUG] Client connection created%!(EXTRA *server.client=<IP_ADDRESS>:58790 - cid:1)
nats-client -- 1 messages received
nats-client -- GOT :: INFO {"server_id":"93f5d02d3b613ec2f6135e4ffcee199a","version":"0.5.7","host":"<IP_ADDRESS>","port":4222,"auth_required":false,"ssl_required":false,"max_payload":1048576}
gnatsd -- [DEBUG] Client Ping Timer%!(EXTRA *server.client=<IP_ADDRESS>:58790 - cid:1)
nats-client -- 2 messages received
nats-client -- GOT :: PING
gnatsd -- [DEBUG] Client Ping Timer%!(EXTRA *server.client=<IP_ADDRESS>:58790 - cid:1)
nats-client -- 3 messages received
nats-client -- GOT :: PING
gnatsd -- [DEBUG] Client Ping Timer%!(EXTRA *server.client=<IP_ADDRESS>:58790 - cid:1)
nats-client -- 4 messages received
nats-client -- GOT :: PING
gnatsd -- [DEBUG] Client Ping Timer%!(EXTRA *server.client=<IP_ADDRESS>:58790 - cid:1)
nats-client -- 5 messages received
nats-client -- GOT :: PING
gnatsd -- [DEBUG] Client Ping Timer%!(EXTRA *server.client=<IP_ADDRESS>:58790 - cid:1)
nats-client -- 6 messages received
nats-client -- GOT :: PING
gnatsd -- [DEBUG] Client Ping Timer%!(EXTRA *server.client=<IP_ADDRESS>:58790 - cid:1)
nats-client -- 7 messages received
nats-client -- GOT :: PING
gnatsd -- [DEBUG] Client Ping Timer%!(EXTRA *server.client=<IP_ADDRESS>:58790 - cid:1)
nats-client -- 8 messages received
nats-client -- GOT :: PING
gnatsd -- [DEBUG] Client Ping Timer%!(EXTRA *server.client=<IP_ADDRESS>:58790 - cid:1)
nats-client -- 9 messages received
nats-client -- GOT :: PING
PUB <-> SUB
As we have seen, we need to constantly be sending PING
otherwise the server will close the connection.
Now let’s try creating a subscription!
Another step that we need to handle is CONNECT
,
so we do that before starting a subscription. After that,
we subscribe to the hello.world
channel:
echo 'CONNECT {"verbose":false,"pedantic":false}' > nats-in
echo "SUB hello.world 2" > nats-in
Now if we try to send a message to this channel by nats-pub
…
nats-pub hello.world -s nats://<IP_ADDRESS>:4222 "hoge hoge"
…we get the following displayed on our netcat console:
[2014-11-16T23:14:20 -0500] nats-client -- GOT :: MSG hello.world 2 9
[2014-11-16T23:14:20 -0500] nats-client -- GOT :: hoge hoge
The 9
here represents the number of letters that were in the MSG.
Now let’s make them cooperate and send a PUB
that says fuga fuga
soon after it gets the first message:
[[ -e nats-in ]] || mkfifo nats-in
[[ -e nats-out ]] || mkfifo nats-out
# cat > nats-in
echo "Start client.."
nc <IP_ADDRESS> 4222 <nats-in >nats-out &
# open nats-in for writing on fd 3
# open nats-out for reading on fd 4
exec 3> nats-in 4<nats-out
export pingcounter=0
while read msg <&4; do
export pingcounter=`expr $pingcounter + 1`
echo "$pingcounter messages received"
echo "GOT :: $msg"
# As soon as we get INFO, send CONNECT and subscriptions
echo $msg | grep -q INFO && {
echo 'CONNECT {"verbose":false,"pedantic":false}' > nats-in
echo "SUB hello.world 2" > nats-in
}
# respond to PING
echo $msg | grep -q PING && echo "PONG" > nats-in
# respond to MSG hello.world
echo $msg | grep -q "MSG hello.world" && {
echo "PONG" > nats-in
echo -ne 'PUB hello.world 9\r\nfuga fuga\r\n' > nats-in
sleep 1
}
done
Using the special channel ’>
’
Here we are subscribing to all channels by using >
,
which is kind of a special channel to match all:
echo 'CONNECT {"verbose":false,"pedantic":false}' > nats-in
echo "SUB > 2" > nats-in
Replying to an INBOX
Once having covered subscriptions and publishing,
we can try creating an _INBOX
to support requests.
Agents subscribed to the channel will get this message and respond to to it, but from the client side it is possible to stop receiving once we got enough.
$ nats-request hello.world -s nats://<IP_ADDRESS>:4222 -n 1
SUB _INBOX.46bdca94dd22f452e836b5e1f6 2\r\n"
PUB hello.world _INBOX.46bdca94dd22f452e836b5e1f6 11\r\nHello World\r\n"
[#1] Replied with : 'trying to help'
And in our client we handle it as
MSG hello.world 2 _INBOX.e16d52026b72575471357cc17d 11
The client for this would look like this:
[[ -e nats-in ]] || mkfifo nats-in
[[ -e nats-out ]] || mkfifo nats-out
echo "Start client.."
nc <IP_ADDRESS> 4222 <nats-in >nats-out &
# open nats-in for writing on fd 3
# open nats-out for reading on fd 4
exec 3> nats-in 4<nats-out
export pingcounter=0
cat nats-out | while read msg; do
export pingcounter=`expr $pingcounter + 1`
echo "$pingcounter messages received"
echo "GOT :: $msg"
# As soon as we get INFO, send CONNECT and subscriptions
echo $msg | grep -q INFO && {
echo 'CONNECT {"verbose":false,"pedantic":false}' > nats-in
echo "SUB hello.world 2" > nats-in
}
# respond to PING
echo $msg | grep -q PING && echo "PONG" > nats-in
# respond to MSG hello.world
echo $msg | grep -q "MSG hello.world" && {
echo "PONG" > nats-in
echo -ne "PUB hello.world 9\r\nfuga fuga\r\n" > nats-in
sleep 1
}
# process MSG hello.world requests
echo $msg | grep -q "^MSG hello.world..._INBOX" && {
echo "PONG" > nats-in
inbox=`echo $msg | awk '{print $4}'`
echo -ne "PUB $inbox 14\r\ntrying to help\r\n" > nats-in
}
done
…which makes up for an extremely basic version of a NATS client :)
gnatsd -- [DEBUG] Client Ping Timer%!(EXTRA *server.client=<IP_ADDRESS>:58802 - cid:7)
nats-client -- 134 messages received
nats-client -- GOT :: fuga fuga
nats-client -- 135 messages received
nats-client -- GOT :: MSG hello.world 2 9
gnatsd -- [DEBUG] Client Ping Timer%!(EXTRA *server.client=<IP_ADDRESS>:58790 - cid:1)
nats-client -- 136 messages received
nats-client -- GOT :: fuga fuga
nats-client -- 137 messages received


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Businesses{{ Businesses|length|pluralize:"s" }}){% endif %}
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{% include "partials/yelp_business_card.html" %}
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A timeline example with two orders of time labeling on the horizontal axis, and support for zooming and panning.


Buildings can be constructed inside cities to provide the city with advantages.
Buildings are vulnerable to bombing and bombardment, however, so their decisions regarding their construction should take into account those dangers.
For example, When using the "Offical 1900-2030" ruleset, some of the buildings available include:
Factories increases the city's production value by 2 points.
Shipyards allow the city to build and repair naval units.
Barracks allow the city to build and repair aircraft and ground units. It also provides upto 5 Food for units inside the city.
Oil Refineries increase the nation's production of oil by upto 5 points.
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To make a collapsible, you'll need the collapsible.css styles, jQuery (or equivalent), and collapsible.js script in your page.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="collapsible.css">
	<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery.js"></script>
	<script type="text/javascript" src="collapsible.js"></script>
The collapsible HTML should be an element with a class of collapsible
, and two child elements that become the header and content.
It'll automatically gain class-toggling behavior and proper ARIA attributes when a parent element (or the document) receives an "enhance" event.
This is the collapsible content. Currently, it's a p
element, but it could be anything really, like a div
containing other p
's for example.
To collapse the collapsible when the page first renders, add the collapsible-collapsed
class.
And this is the collapsible content
note: If you use JavaScript to add an .enhanced
class on the HTML element from an inline script in the head of the page, it'll ensure that the collapsible is collapsed more immediately (and safely) before the collapsible JS applies.
That's because the collapsible CSS includes these rules:
.enhanced .collapsible-collapsed .collapsible-content,
.collapsible-enhanced .collapsible-collapsed .collapsible-content {
display: none;
}
If the innerButton
option is true, the contents of the collapsible header will be wrapped in a button
element. Generally, this is preferable to the default behavior of converting the header to a button by adding aria attributes. If the header starts as a non-interactive element like a h3
, we recommend setting this option to true
. If the header starts as an anchor or other interactive element, it's best to use the default.
And this is the collapsible content
By default, the collapsible script will apply header and content classes to the first and second child elements, respectively. If this order isn't ideal, you can pre-apply the classes and the script will use those instead.
And this is the collapsible content
If, at certain media query breakpoints, you'd like to show a collapsible's content without offering the user any ability to toggle it, you can do that by setting the content element's CSS display to "block", and the header's cursor property to "default". This tells the collapsible that it should act as if it is non-interactive, and attributes like tabindex, role will be removed.
Collapsible allows you to override many presets via HTML data attributes.
To use any data attribute configuration, first include the data-config
attribute, and then any others you'd like to specify.
The data-instructions
attribute specifies a tooltip value.
And this is the collapsible content
Additionally, you can override the HTML classes that the collapsible script applies or looks for via data attributes:
collapsible-collapsed
collapsible-expanded
collapsible-header
collapsible-content
collapsible-enhanced
collapsible
(note: changing this class will prevent auto-initialization, so you'll have to call $(myelement).collapsible()
to initialize the div.)Include the collapsible.set.js to use collapsible sets. A set of collapsibles work as an accordion. In the HTML, add data-set
attributes with a shared value to include collapsibles in a set.
And this is the accordion tab content
And this is the accordion tab content
And this is the accordion tab content
And this is the accordion tab content
To make a collapsible set behave and appear as tabs, wrap the set in a div with a class of tabs
,
include the collapsible.tab.js script, and something like the CSS in this example:
And this is the content for tab A. Sample link to test tab order.
And this is the content for tab B. Sample link to test tab order.
And this is the content for tab C. Sample link to test tab order.
And this is the content for tab D. Sample link to test tab order.
Include the collapsible.menu.js script. Any time a collapsible-content is absolute positioned, menu tap-out-to-collapse behavior will apply. The following example has an absolute-positioned collapsible-content div at wider viewport sizes, making it closeable via click/tap-out.
Include the collapsible.menuactiveitem.js script. Any time a collapsible-content is absolute positioned, menu tap-out-to-collapse behavior will apply. The following example has an absolute-positioned collapsible-content div at wider viewport sizes, making it closeable via click/tap-out.
(With the data-collapsible-hover attribute included, any time collapsible-content is absolute positioned, menu hover behavior will apply as well.
To apply exclusively behavior (for menus that do not toggle on click/tap, but only hover), set the data-collapsible-hover attribute to "exclusive".
Include the collapsible.menuunderlay.js. (Once included, a collapsible with a data-collapsible-underlay
attr will receive an underlay div sibling (prepended to its parent) with classes .collapsible-underlay
and, when collapsed, .collapsible-underlay-hidden
.
Include collapsible.externaltoggle.js. Clickable targets that exist outside of the collapsible HTML that can toggle any specified collapsible target. Works with checkbox, radio, select, links.
Include the collapsible.externaltoggle.js script.
Include the collapsible.externaltoggle.js script.
Include the collapsible.selectproxy.js script.
Add the data-collapsible-follow-link
attribute to keep preventDefault()
from firing.
Collapsible navbars manage a list of navigation items to move any items into a "More" menu that can't fit at a given width. To create a navbar, include the collapsible.navbar.js script and collapsible.navbar.css stylesheet, and follow this markup pattern. The data attribute class overrides are necessary for the navbar to pick up the styles in the component stylesheet. The data-collapsible-ismenu attribute ensures that the "more" menu picks up menu-like features like click-out to close, even though its menu items are not in fact positioned absolute.
Collapsible navbars manage a list of navigation items to move any items into a "More" menu that can't fit at a given width. To create a navbar, include the collapsible.navbar.js script and collapsible.navbar.css stylesheet, and follow this markup pattern. The data attribute class overrides are necessary for the navbar to pick up the styles in the component stylesheet. The data-collapsible-ismenu attribute ensures that the "more" menu picks up menu-like features like click-out to close, even though its menu items are not in fact positioned absolute.


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Blue House / SIAA + Beatriz Meyer Estúdio
- Curated by Matheus Pereira
- 1 day
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Architects: Beatriz Meyer, SIAA
- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 321.0 m2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2017
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: Pedro Kok
- Lead Architects Beatriz Meyer, Eduardo Gurian
- Project Team Cecília Prudencio Torrez, Fernanda Britto, Luca Caiaffa, Rafael Carvalho, Maria Fernanda Xavier, Fábio Martinez
- Engineering Inner Engenharia
- Installations Zamaro
- Landscape Oficina2mais
- Construction Fairbanks&Pilnik
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Text description provided by the architects. Located in Jardim Paulistano, a traditional neighborhood in São Paulo, the site designated to host a young family has a perimeter of 10 meters width and 30 meters long, as usual in this area. According to the local urban legislation, the building should respect a 5 meter strip free of edification in front of the site, as well as a 3 meters strip free in the back, a 3 meters strip free at least along one of the sides and a 1,50 meters strip free in both sides from the second floor.
Therefore, the clients desire to have a generous garden beyond the housing programs along with land use and building parameters led to a verticalized project. The building moves away from the sides and constitutes itself as an autonomous volume in relation to the site.
Thus, the ground floor perimeter is defined by glass façades which constitutes a smaller plot than its upper floor, expanding the view up to the site boundary walls. This loose volume in the midst of the dense garden offers full integration between interior and exterior, emphasizing the vegetation presence through all the spaces. This decision ensured natural light and ventilation through strategically placed openings to the interior. Interrupting the garden continuity, two courtyards are formed by the boundary walls, offering light and ventilation for service activities located underground.
Unlike the transparent volume in the ground floor, the upper floor constitutes itself as a opaque mass. Its form is defined by two long gables that guide the structural grid, a rithmic of metal columns revealed on the ground floor. Cladded with industrial metal tiles, the gables that conforms this opaque volume offers the sensation of a two-story house. In addition, its trapezoidal geometry protects the glass volume and accommodates the desired layout for the intimate rooms. Located at the volume edges, the dorms have special openings marked by a metallic curtain which controls the insolation. Furthermore, these elements unleash the side gables and assure identity to the materiality of the whole.
Above this volume, a large terrace opens view to the city and enlarges the presence of nature throughout the building. Deck and peripheral garden that goes around the entire volume create a living ambiance to enjoy landscape view and the shadow of a century old typical brazilian tree, located in a neighbour site. In addition, a small metal pavilion allows access to the outdoor area, as well as houses an office area and technical areas.
The use of materials such as glass, tiles and metal doors answers the couple demands for low maintenance and high technical building performance. This apparently gross materiality contrast with the generosity and lightness of the garden that is present throughout the social spaces of the house.


Jun
06
2016
Magical Item: A pair of simple wedding bands that let both wearers know the location and status of the other.
Magical Item: A pair of simple wedding bands that let both wearers know the location and status of the other.
Magic-Item: A glove which stores up to 5 vials of substance, releasing them into your palm with a gesture.
Magic-Item: A vial that when crushed teleports you in a specified direction


We began by scouring the internet for respected sources proiding information on basketball stastisics. We wanted to look at what information was available and how those datasets could be analzyed. German found NBA-Reference.com, a website providing comprehensive statistics spanning decades. Our first project sought to scrape, clean and render these tables.
It's all about the prediction game. Sports are a treasure trove of data that can help provide critical understandings and analysis about the game directly played and some of the other venues that run parallel to its presentation. We look at what past data offers to find interesting future trends and how they might give insight into those ancillary activities. This analysis provides a place to review data to understand future salaries looking at weighable stats, and determine outcomes. The data set did require some changes before it was deployable. We had to remove all players who earned a salary last year but did not play due to injury or opted out due to pandemic. It is a unique year and allows for a stress test of the system and its resiliency to adapt to an unusual data set. Then had to adjust for all players with on two-way contract that had to be removed. Those are players on minor league deals that earn $50k plus per diem and get a prorated pay raise when they are called up to play in the major league. Those players restrict to play a max of 10 games while on a two-way contract. If the team wants a more extended period, we thought it was prudent to remove those players below that threshold, train, test, split, and fit the dataframe. This would be done to get a more authentic reflection of the salary for predictive purposes and optimal lines based on player ability and salary caps.


CITY OF ANGELS (1998) A film review by Liz Rizzo Copyright 1998 by Liz Rizzo
Rating: ** out of ****
Starring Meg Ryan, Nicolas Cage, Andre Braugher and Dennis Franz Written by Dana Stevens and Wim Wenders Directed by Brad Silberling Produced by Atlas Entertainment and distributed by Warner Bros. [US]
`She didn't believe in angels until she fell in love with one.'
I really wanted to like this film. And for the first few scenes, I was there, ready to be swept away. Unfortunately, `City of Angels' doesn't quite come together and really gets weak toward the end.
First we meet Seth, who we know is an angel because it's Nicolas Cage and we saw the previews. He seems to be trying a little too hard to appear angelic. Then we meet other angels who seem quite vampiric as the movie progresses (I have to admit I loved this). There are shades of Anne Rice novels all over this film - unfortunately the mythology created is incomplete, at times weak and left me wanting more. However, what was presented was interesting and, for the most part, effective. Now for the obvious comparison: Cage's Seth is the complete antithesis of Travolta's Michael, and after the first few scenes his performance becomes so flat (and this is purposeful) that I found myself wondering who could have played this role better. I almost wished they had gone with Denzel Washington! Almost.
Next, we meet heart surgeon Maggie Rice (coincidence on the Rice?), and Meg Ryan is excellent, as usual, as is Dennis Franz when he emerges as one of her patients, Nathan Messinger. For those who missed the famous NYPD Blue shower scene, `City of Angels' provides you yet another chance to view Dennis Franz's famous back side. Somebody just loves this man's butt! The character of Nathan is fun, and Franz appears to enjoy playing him. Andre Braugher gives a good performance as Seth's friend in the angel world. Sadly, this only makes Cage's performance appear flatter.
To the film's credit, we do care about Maggie, we believe and enjoy the development of her relationship with Seth, and we are fascinated by the angels and the world which is created. But towards the end, which is so often the case, the film falls apart. For all the careful pacing and build up, the last third goes too quickly, we lose our belief in the story line, and we simply are not allowed to feel long enough. Just as `The Lost World' did not capture the wonder of `Jurassic Park,' `City of Angels' simply does not attain the emotional, mystical power of say, `Ghost' (another obvious comparison).
And most annoyingly, and I hope I'm not giving anything away here, someone's probably patting themselves on the back for (skip to the next paragraph if you're afraid I'll ruin it for you) not going with the Hollywood ending, when this is exactly the film that should have gone there. The end of this film is actually trite, although there is a flash (albeit brief) of brilliance in the final development of Seth's character. Thankfully, and it's actually a relief, Cage is allowed to act during the final scenes, and he does it well.
Another kudo: `City of Angels' stays away from excessive use of special effects, which would have seemed tired. But in the final analysis, I was left feeling like this was a film based on a book that must be better (another Jurassic Park/Lost World reference would fit here). I wish it existed so I could read it. There's a lot of interesting stuff here. What I am going to do is rent `Wings of Desire,' the 1987 German film that `City of Angels' is a remake of. And if that doesn't satisfy me, maybe I'll just reread the Anne Rice vampire series.
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I am a Data Scientist and Machine Learning Engineer with strong background in python programming, statistics and machine learning. I have a bachelor degree in Economics at Marmara University. I work as a data analyst since 2018 in Vakifbank Expat Banking which is one of the oldest and biggest banks in Turkey. I have both theoretical and practical knowledge in python programming, data science and machine learning as a full-time work experience more than 3 years. I like to share my knowledge and codes with
programming, machine learning, statistics on Kaggle and GitHub, where I write continuously about data science, machine learning, and deep learning. My python programming knowledge is equipped with the
analytical and problem-solving skills to be successful in any data-driven environment. I learn very fast and efficiently any thing I want to learn. Therefore, I can follow new topic and tech tools so I always renew
myself with innovations. I aim to bring practical knowledge into data science, to be good data scientist and to be expert in machine learning and AI.
Education
- Economics Bachelor Program at Marmara University: 2011-2016
Work Experience
| Date |
Work |
| 06.2018 - 09.2021 |
Data Analyst at Vakifbank Expat Banking |
| 12.2014 - 12.2016 |
Co-founder and CEO of Balik Sofrasi Fishing Restaurant |
| 12.2012 - 12.2014 |
Sales Officer at A plus Boat Company |
Skills
| Machine Learning |
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Deep Learning |
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Python Programming Language |
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| Artificial Neural Networks |
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Recurrent Neural Networks |
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Convolutional Neural Networks |
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| Computer Vision |
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OpenCV |
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Data Science |
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| Statistics |
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English |
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Numpy-Pandas |
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| Tensorflow |
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Scikit Learn |
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Flask-Flask-Restfull |
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| Git-Github |
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Data Visualization |
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SQL-MySQL-Sqlite |
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| C Programming Language |
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CRM |
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THE GRAND PALACE
The construction of the Grand Palace started in 1782 when the capital of Siam was moved from Thonburi to Bangkok.
The palace served as the residence of the Kings of Thailand until the mysterious death of King Ananda Mahidol in 1946.
His brother King Bhumibol Adulyadej who succeeded him moved permanently to the Chitralada Palace.
The Grand Palace covers a wide range of architectural styles, ranging from a pure Ayutthayan style of the temples
to a blend of Thai and Western for later structures.
It also includes the Wat Phra Kaew, home to the Emerald Buddha,
one of the oldest and most famous statues of the Buddha in the world.
RAILAY
.Railay beach (or Rai Leh) is a small peninsula that is only accessible by boat due to the high
limestone cliffs cutting off mainland access.
These cliffs attract rock climbers from all over the world, but the area is also a popular attraction in Thailand
due to its beautiful beaches and quiet relaxing atmosphere.
Accommodation ranges from inexpensive bungalows popular with backpackers and climbers,
to the renowned jet-set resort of Rayavadee.
KO PHI PHI
Ko Phi Phi is a small archipelago in the Krabi Province in Southern Thailand.
Ko Phi Phi Don is the largest island of the group, and is the only island
with permanent inhabitants while the smaller Ko Phi Phi Leh is very popular as a beach or dive excursion.
Tourism on Ko Phi Phi has exploded only very recently, especially after Ko Phi Phi Leh
was used as a location for the 2000 movie The Beach.
As a result of the masses of tourists Ko Phi Phi is becoming less and less attractive but for now it is still a very beautiful place to visit..


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OpenVNet is an Open Source Project for creation of highly scalable edge overlaid virtual networks. License under LGPL3.
OpenVNet adds a Network Virtualization layer on top of the existing physical network and enables data center network administrators to simplify tremendously the creation and operation of multi-tenant networks. It is based on edge overlay network architecture and provides all the necessary components for network virtualization such as SDN controller, Virtual Switch, Virtual Router and powerful APIs among other.


The last sprint was sprint 5 in which we created the turtle-draw application. This proposal was last uodated November 8th 2020, which is also the last day of Sprint 5.
This application titled, Doodle Makes, will be an html webpage displaying the various forms of artworks that I have created. This webpage will display multiple pictures of paintings, sketches, and even doodles from various points in my life. Each painting, doodle, and sketch will have a title as well as a brief description of the painting itself. The viewer will be able to look through the artworks easily and effectively.
I am going to be using html, CSS and possibly GitHub/Azure to implement my project. When it comes to technical features I will be using the information we learned through the W3 website and teh information from Sprint 3 when we created our getting to know eachother webpages. I will make the webpage as aesthetically pleasing and easy to view as possible. When it comes to features that go beyond what we learned in class, that would include making a creative background that isn't just a simple color, utilizing different styles and fonts that go with the aesthitic I am trying to create, and creating a comments section on the webpage.


#include "esp_tls.h"
#include <nghttp2/nghttp2.h>
Go to the source code of this file.
Classes | |
| struct | sh2lib_handle |
| Handle for working with sh2lib APIs. More... | |
| struct | sh2lib_callbacks |
Macros | |
| #define | DATA_RECV_RST_STREAM 1 |
| #define | DATA_RECV_FRAME_COMPLETE 2 |
| #define | SH2LIB_MAKE_NV(NAME, VALUE, FLAGS) |
Typedefs | |
| typedef int(* | sh2lib_frame_data_header_cb_t) (struct sh2lib_handle *handle, const char *name, size_t namelen, const char *value, size_t valuelen, int flags) |
| Function Prototype for data receive callback. More... | |
| typedef int(* | sh2lib_frame_data_recv_cb_t) (struct sh2lib_handle *handle, const char *data, size_t len, int flags) |
| typedef int(* | sh2lib_putpost_data_cb_t) (struct sh2lib_handle *handle, char *data, size_t len, uint32_t *data_flags) |
| Function Prototype for callback to send data in PUT/POST. More... | |
Functions | |
| int | sh2lib_connect (struct sh2lib_handle *hd, const char *uri, mbedtls_x509_crt *cacerts) |
| Connect to a URI using HTTP/2. More... | |
| void | sh2lib_free (struct sh2lib_handle *hd) |
| Free a sh2lib handle. More... | |
| int | sh2lib_do_get (struct sh2lib_handle *hd, const char *path, sh2lib_callbacks *callbacks) |
| Setup an HTTP GET request stream. More... | |
| int | sh2lib_do_post (struct sh2lib_handle *hd, const char *path, sh2lib_callbacks *callbacks) |
| Setup an HTTP POST request stream. More... | |
| int | sh2lib_do_put (struct sh2lib_handle *hd, const char *path, sh2lib_callbacks *callbacks) |
| Setup an HTTP PUT request stream. More... | |
| int | sh2lib_execute (struct sh2lib_handle *hd) |
| Execute send/receive on an HTTP/2 connection. More... | |
| int | sh2lib_do_get_with_nv (struct sh2lib_handle *hd, const nghttp2_nv *nva, size_t nvlen, sh2lib_callbacks *callbacks) |
| Setup an HTTP GET request stream with custom name-value pairs. More... | |
| int | sh2lib_do_putpost_with_nv (struct sh2lib_handle *hd, const nghttp2_nv *nva, size_t nvlen, sh2lib_callbacks *callbacks) |
| Setup an HTTP PUT/POST request stream with custom name-value pairs. More... | |
| #define DATA_RECV_FRAME_COMPLETE 2 |
Flag indicating frame is completely received
| #define DATA_RECV_RST_STREAM 1 |
Flag indicating receive stream is reset
| #define SH2LIB_MAKE_NV | ( | NAME, | |
| VALUE, | |||
| FLAGS | |||
| ) |
| typedef int(* sh2lib_frame_data_header_cb_t) (struct sh2lib_handle *handle, const char *name, size_t namelen, const char *value, size_t valuelen, int flags) |
Function Prototype for data receive callback.
This function gets called whenever data is received on any stream. The function is also called for indicating events like frame receive complete, or end of stream. The function may get called multiple times as long as data is received on the stream.
| [in] | handle | Pointer to the sh2lib handle. |
| [in] | data | Pointer to a buffer that contains the data received. |
| [in] | len | The length of valid data stored at the 'data' pointer. |
| [in] | flags | Flags indicating whether the stream is reset (DATA_RECV_RST_STREAM) or this particularly frame is completely received DATA_RECV_FRAME_COMPLETE). |
| typedef int(* sh2lib_frame_data_recv_cb_t) (struct sh2lib_handle *handle, const char *data, size_t len, int flags) |
| typedef int(* sh2lib_putpost_data_cb_t) (struct sh2lib_handle *handle, char *data, size_t len, uint32_t *data_flags) |
Function Prototype for callback to send data in PUT/POST.
This function gets called whenever nghttp2 wishes to send data, like for PUT/POST requests to the server. The function keeps getting called until this function sets the flag NGHTTP2_DATA_FLAG_EOF to indicate end of data.
| [in] | handle | Pointer to the sh2lib handle. |
| [out] | data | Pointer to a buffer that should contain the data to send. |
| [in] | len | The maximum length of data that can be sent out by this function. |
| [out] | data_flags | Pointer to the data flags. The NGHTTP2_DATA_FLAG_EOF should be set in the data flags to indicate end of new data. |
| int sh2lib_connect | ( | struct sh2lib_handle * | hd, |
| const char * | uri, | ||
| mbedtls_x509_crt * | cacerts | ||
| ) |
Connect to a URI using HTTP/2.
This API opens an HTTP/2 connection with the provided URI. If successful, the hd pointer is populated with a valid handle for subsequent communication.
Only 'https' URIs are supported.
| [out] | hd | Pointer to a variable of the type 'struct sh2lib_handle'. |
| [in] | uri | Pointer to the URI that should be connected to. |
| int sh2lib_do_get | ( | struct sh2lib_handle * | hd, |
| const char * | path, | ||
| sh2lib_callbacks * | callbacks | ||
| ) |
Setup an HTTP GET request stream.
This API sets up an HTTP GET request to be sent out to the server. A new stream is created for handling the request. Once the request is setup, the API sh2lib_execute() must be called to actually perform the socket I/O with the server.
| [in] | hd | Pointer to a variable of the type 'struct sh2lib_handle'. |
| [in] | path | Pointer to the string that contains the resource to perform the HTTP GET operation on (for example, /users). |
| [in] | recv_cb | The callback function that should be called for processing the request's response |
| int sh2lib_do_get_with_nv | ( | struct sh2lib_handle * | hd, |
| const nghttp2_nv * | nva, | ||
| size_t | nvlen, | ||
| sh2lib_callbacks * | callbacks | ||
| ) |
Setup an HTTP GET request stream with custom name-value pairs.
For a simpler version of the API, please refer to sh2lib_do_get().
This API sets up an HTTP GET request to be sent out to the server. A new stream is created for handling the request. Once the request is setup, the API sh2lib_execute() must be called to actually perform the socket I/O with the server.
Please note that the following name value pairs MUST be a part of the request
| [in] | hd | Pointer to a variable of the type 'struct sh2lib_handle'. |
| [in] | nva | An array of name-value pairs that should be part of the request. |
| [in] | nvlen | The number of elements in the array pointed to by 'nva'. |
| [in] | recv_cb | The callback function that should be called for processing the request's response |
| int sh2lib_do_post | ( | struct sh2lib_handle * | hd, |
| const char * | path, | ||
| sh2lib_callbacks * | callbacks | ||
| ) |
Setup an HTTP POST request stream.
This API sets up an HTTP POST request to be sent out to the server. A new stream is created for handling the request. Once the request is setup, the API sh2lib_execute() must be called to actually perform the socket I/O with the server.
| [in] | hd | Pointer to a variable of the type 'struct sh2lib_handle'. |
| [in] | path | Pointer to the string that contains the resource to perform the HTTP POST operation on (for example, /users). |
| [in] | send_cb | The callback function that should be called for sending data as part of this request. |
| [in] | recv_cb | The callback function that should be called for processing the request's response |
| int sh2lib_do_put | ( | struct sh2lib_handle * | hd, |
| const char * | path, | ||
| sh2lib_callbacks * | callbacks | ||
| ) |
Setup an HTTP PUT request stream.
This API sets up an HTTP PUT request to be sent out to the server. A new stream is created for handling the request. Once the request is setup, the API sh2lib_execute() must be called to actually perform the socket I/O with the server.
| [in] | hd | Pointer to a variable of the type 'struct sh2lib_handle'. |
| [in] | path | Pointer to the string that contains the resource to perform the HTTP PUT operation on (for example, /users). |
| [in] | send_cb | The callback function that should be called for sending data as part of this request. |
| [in] | recv_cb | The callback function that should be called for processing the request's response |
| int sh2lib_do_putpost_with_nv | ( | struct sh2lib_handle * | hd, |
| const nghttp2_nv * | nva, | ||
| size_t | nvlen, | ||
| sh2lib_callbacks * | callbacks | ||
| ) |
Setup an HTTP PUT/POST request stream with custom name-value pairs.
For a simpler version of the API, please refer to sh2lib_do_put() or sh2lib_do_post().
This API sets up an HTTP PUT/POST request to be sent out to the server. A new stream is created for handling the request. Once the request is setup, the API sh2lib_execute() must be called to actually perform the socket I/O with the server.
Please note that the following name value pairs MUST be a part of the request
| [in] | hd | Pointer to a variable of the type 'struct sh2lib_handle'. |
| [in] | nva | An array of name-value pairs that should be part of the request. |
| [in] | nvlen | The number of elements in the array pointed to by 'nva'. |
| [in] | send_cb | The callback function that should be called for sending data as part of this request. |
| [in] | recv_cb | The callback function that should be called for processing the request's response |
| int sh2lib_execute | ( | struct sh2lib_handle * | hd | ) |
Execute send/receive on an HTTP/2 connection.
While the API sh2lib_do_get(), sh2lib_do_post() setup the requests to be initiated with the server, this API performs the actual data send/receive operations on the HTTP/2 connection. The callback functions are accordingly called during the processing of these requests.
| [in] | hd | Pointer to a variable of the type 'struct sh2lib_handle' |
| void sh2lib_free | ( | struct sh2lib_handle * | hd | ) |
Free a sh2lib handle.
This API frees-up an sh2lib handle, thus closing any open connections that may be associated with this handle, and freeing up any resources.
| [in] | hd | Pointer to a variable of the type 'struct sh2lib_handle'. |


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I'm a graduate from the Honors Bachelor of Comp Sci. Mobile Computing program from Sheridan College.
I have worked with an array of programming languages as well as multiple IDE's. My capstone work was focused primarily on iOS, however I am happy working with any platform. Most recently I have been working
on learning web development.
I have over 3 years of Quality Assurance experience through my time at Eyecarrot (Binovi) and Q4 Inc.! I have experience with testing on multiple platforms and varying project sizes. I am most familiar with Web, iOS, and Android testing, but am
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