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Poems of Emily Brontë
by Emily Brontë
The Elder’s Rebuke
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1846
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Bronte, A., Bronte, C., and Bronte, E. (1846). Poems by Currer, Ellis, and Acton Bell. London, England: Aylott and Jones.
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- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 8.0
- Word Count: 218
- Genre: Poetry
- Keywords: age, knowledge, legacy
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“Listen! When your hair, like mine,
Takes a tint of silver gray;
When your eyes, with dimmer shine,
Watch life’s bubbles float away:
When you, young man, have borne like me
The weary weight of sixty-three,
Then shall penance sore be paid
For those hours so wildly squandered;
And the words that now fall dead
On your ear, be deeply pondered—
Pondered and approved at last:
But their virtue will be past!
“Glorious is the prize of Duty,
Though she be ’a serious power’;
Treacherous all the lures of Beauty,
Thorny bud and poisonous flower!
“Mirth is but a mad beguiling
Of the golden-gifted time;
Love—a demon-meteor, wiling
Heedless feet to gulfs of crime.
“Those who follow earthly pleasure,
Heavenly knowledge will not lead;
Wisdom hides from them her treasure,
Virtue bids them evil-speed!
“Vainly may their hearts repenting.
Seek for aid in future years;
Wisdom, scorned, knows no relenting;
Virtue is not won by fears.”
Thus spake the ice-blooded elder gray;
The young man scoffed as he turned away,
Turned to the call of a sweet lute’s measure,
Waked by the lightsome touch of pleasure:
Had he ne’er met a gentler teacher,
Woe had been wrought by that pitiless preacher.


'Unimaginable' loss after heist at world-renowned museum in Dresden
by Carlo Angerer and Rachel ElbaumThieves targeted a world-renowned museum in Dresden, taking an "unimaginable" amount of treasure, the museum said in a press conference on Monday.
Two suspects caught on surveillance video were filmed entering the Grünes Gewölbe museum, or Green Vault, after bending back a metal grille and breaking the glass.
They then targeted multiple display cases which held three large sets of jewelry containing multiple diamonds, the museum director said. After appearing to target the jewelry displays, they fled the museum by car.
The collection, located in a former royal palace, was founded in the 18th century by August the Strong, Elector of Saxony and later King of Poland to show off objects from the treasury.
Police, who were first informed of the heist around 5 a.m. on Monday (11 p.m. ET Sunday), have not ruled out the involvement of other suspects outside the museum. A burned car was found in the area and police are investigating if there is a connection to the robbery.
Investigators are still on site and cannot say yet if all the pieces were stolen or if some were left behind.
They are also investigating a nearby fire that led to a power outage in the area to see if there is a connection.
Seventeen objects from the museum are currently on loan to New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, including one of its best known pieces, a hat ornament featuring the 41-carat Dresden Green Diamond.
The Grünes Gewölbe museum, or Green Vault, said on its website that it was closed for "organizational reasons" on Monday. It is part of the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden, or state art collection.
"Not only the state art collections were robbed, but we Saxons," tweeted Michael Kretschmer, the minister-president of Saxony, the Germany state where Dresden is located.
"The values found here have been hard-won by the people of our free state for many centuries," he added.
Carlo Angerer reported from Mainz, Germany, and Rachel Elbaum from London.


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I am the owner of a brick and mortar independent bookstore in Englewood, Colorado.
Bachelor of Arts with a degree in Marketing, minor in French from the University of Denver.
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I am on the Indivisible Arapahoe Steering Committee and have helped organize public events, postcard to voter campaigns. I have lobbied (as a private citizen) at the Colorado Capital for NARAL (now Cobalt), in favor of Paid Family Leave and on behalf of numerous legislative efforts that would impact our Black and People of Color communities.
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Women's Lobby of Colorado, Colorado Black Women for Political Action, Indivisible Arapahoe, Women's Spiritual Leadership Alliance, Englewood Chamber of Commerce.
I believe in one person/one vote regardless of a person's political affiliation. I am interested in helping to make sure that our government is truly representative of *all* of its citizens and that they each have a voice through their vote.
As a small business owner for the last 24 years, I have been responsible for managing my staff as well as the expectations and needs of our customers. In order to be successful, you must have a clear communicating style and the ability to listen and to compromise. Although I am registered as a Democrat, I was an independent for most of my voting life. I registered Democrat in order to be able to vote in the primaries (although Colorado has changed that requirement in the last few years). I grew up in a Republican household and am familiar in a positive way with the values that 'Republican' is supposed to represent. My interest is in creating an environment that contributes to the greater good for everyone.
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IRON MONKEY (1993) aka "Siunin Wong Fei-hung tsi titmalau" Rated PG-13; running time 89 minutes Genre: Action/Martial Arts Seen at: Celebration Cinema (Lansing, Michigan) Official site: http://www.iron-monkey.com/ IMDB site: http://us.imdb.com/Details?0108148 Written by: Tsui Hark, Cheung Tan, Pik-Yin Tang, Tai-Muk Lau Directed by: Yuen Woo-Ping Cast: Donnie Yen, Sze-Man Tsang, Rongguang Yu, Jean Wang, Shun-Yee Yuen, Yee Kwan Yan, James Wong, Hou Hsiao, Sai-kun Yam, Fai Li
Review Copyright Rose Cooper, 2001 Review URL: http://www.3blackchicks.com/bamsironmonkey.html
When I heard about the background of this movie, I thought of an African fable I learned as a child, that of Anasi The Spider, told to me in many variations. I don't remember the details of it very well, but the memory came to me as an analogy to the legend of Wong Fei-Hung. When I found out that the Fei-Hung I enjoyed so much in LEGEND OF DRUNKEN MASTER was the grown-up version of the one in IRON MONKEY, I found myself anticipating it, just as I had, years ago, anticipated hearing a new version of the Anasi tale.
The Story (WARNING: **spoilers contained below**): Legend has it that in 1800s China, warlords ruled the land, causing the countryside peasants to flee and seek protecting as refugees in China's big cities. Unfortunately, greedy merchants and corrupt politicians made the refugee's life a difficult one. The good news was that in Chekiang province, there were kind people like Dr. Yang (Rongguang Yu) and Miss Orchid (Jean Wang) to help care for the mistreated peasants. And that a man known as Iron Monkey was there to rob from the rich and give back to the poor.
This, of course, doesn't sit well with the town's leading official, Governor Cheng (James Wong), who wants to keep all his "hard-earned" money to himself. The Governor charges Chief Fox (Shun-Yee Yuen) with hunting down the Robin Hood of China; but it soon becomes apparent that Fox and the traitorous Shaolin monks in his employ, can't handle the job.
Paranoid about the Iron Monkey, the Governor orders anyone who even *looks* like they have any monkey in them [Driving While Monkey?] to be arrested. Wong Kei-Ying (Donnie Yen), an innocent monk travelling through town with his son Wong Fei-Hung (Sze-Man Tsang), is profiled and arrested along with other innocent villagers. The Governor, seeing Kei-Ying's mighty kung-fu, uses Kei-Ying to track down Iron Monkey - by holding his son Fei-Hung hostage.
The Upshot: My wait was not in vain. Though IRON MONKEY is new to the U.S., it actually predates LEGEND OF DRUNKEN MASTER (itself a late U.S. release) by one year: IRON MONKEY was released in Hong Kong in 1993, as SIUNIN WONG FEI-HUNG TSI TITMALAU ("Iron Monkey: The Young Wong Fei-Hung"). Both films share a wonderful sense of wit, a grand display of martial arts skill and artistry, and a warmth not found even in one of my favorite films of all time, CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON (which shares another datapoint in common with IM: director Yuen Woo-Ping choreographed the CT/HD fight scenes - and it shows).
In fact, I have a hard time separating these three films in my Best Of Genre sights. Where CT/HD was more grandiose, IM, in its relative simplicity, was easier to believe; its lack of out-and-out fantastical mysticism made it more immediate, more human. And though LODM was much more out-and-out funny at times, IM's use of humor blended more naturally with its storytelling. IM may not have had a lead with the overpowering presence of a Chow Yun-Fat, or the hilarious timing of a Jackie Chan, but the team of Donnie Yen, Sze-Man Tsang, Rongguang Yu, and Jean Wang, are no slouches either.
Yen and Tsang match beautifully, with Yen displaying a calm charisma that did remind me of Li Mu Bai in CT/HD, but with less of that character's standoffishness; and Fei-Hung's monkey-like mimicking of father Kei-Ying made Tsang a joy to watch. The other duo, Yu and Wang, were also good, together and separately. I was floored by one of their first shared scenes - a "simple" act of picking up scattered paper - and found myself wishing that the romance in CT/HD had been drawn nearly as well as the story of Dr. Yang and Miss Orchid. And needless to say, this foursome can kick some serious booty.
I have mixed feelings about the supporting characters. It was good to see many of the characters I had seen in LODM - the witch (Fai Li), the disfigured warrior (Hou Hsiao), and unless I'm mistaken, Hin Hung the monk (Sai-kun Yam) - but it would've been nice to have had some idea where those characters came from, rather than just seeing them show up to kick some serious booty [not that there's anything wrong with that.] Similarly, James Wong didn't add any real nuance to his ObIdiot Governor; except for the necessity of twists in Chief Fox's story, the Governor character could've been dropped altogether, with Chief Fox being The Bad Guy in his place. But I have no such Issues with Chief Fox himself; Shun-Yee Yuen gave this character layers that I found pleasantly interesting to watch. And Hiu Hing, Shaolin Traitor (Yee Kwan Yan) will always be My Boy if for no other reason than introducing me to Flying Sleeve!
In a way, I wish I had seen them in chronological order: IRON MONKEY first, then LEGEND OF DRUNKEN MASTER, and CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON last. I wasn't as wowed after seeing IM as I was after CT/HD, partially because of advances in "wire-fu" technology since 1993, I think. I just hope that that advancement doesn't affect IM's box office success; it is a film that should be seen on its own terms, not just as a predecessor to a more technically-advanced chop-socky flick. Meaning THE MATRIX, of course.
Bammer's Bottom Line: Check out IRON MONKEY: a less polished, less mystical - but somehow warmer and more pure rendering - of CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON-type storytelling, with the humor (and shared storyline) of LEGEND OF DRUNKEN MASTER. Like those movies, IRON MONKEY (and its sequel, IRON MONKEY 2) will most def become part of my DVD collection, once Amazon brings this movie back to its virtual shelves.
IRON MONKEY (rating: greenlight): I think I'll be spending a lot more time looking for legendary fables at the library - and the video store - if they're told half as well as the one in IRON MONKEY.
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Describes the specified delivery stream and gets the status. For example, after your delivery stream is created, call describe-delivery-stream to see if the delivery stream is ACTIVE and therefore ready for data to be sent to it.
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describe-delivery-stream
--delivery-stream-name <value>
[--limit <value>]
[--exclusive-start-destination-id <value>]
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--delivery-stream-name (string)
The name of the delivery stream.
The limit on the number of destinations to return. Currently, you can have one destination per delivery stream.
--exclusive-start-destination-id (string)
The ID of the destination to start returning the destination information. Currently Firehose supports one destination per delivery stream.
--cli-input-json (string) Performs service operation based on the JSON string provided. The JSON string follows the format provided by --generate-cli-skeleton. If other arguments are provided on the command line, the CLI values will override the JSON-provided values.
--generate-cli-skeleton (string) Prints a JSON skeleton to standard output without sending an API request. If provided with no value or the value input, prints a sample input JSON that can be used as an argument for --cli-input-json. If provided with the value output, it validates the command inputs and returns a sample output JSON for that command.
DeliveryStreamDescription -> (structure)
Information about the delivery stream.
DeliveryStreamName -> (string)
The name of the delivery stream.DeliveryStreamARN -> (string)
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the delivery stream.DeliveryStreamStatus -> (string)
The status of the delivery stream.VersionId -> (string)
Each time the destination is updated for a delivery stream, the version ID is changed, and the current version ID is required when updating the destination. This is so that the service knows it is applying the changes to the correct version of the delivery stream.CreateTimestamp -> (timestamp)
The date and time that the delivery stream was created.LastUpdateTimestamp -> (timestamp)
The date and time that the delivery stream was last updated.Destinations -> (list)
The destinations.
(structure)
Describes the destination for a delivery stream.
DestinationId -> (string)
The ID of the destination.S3DestinationDescription -> (structure)
[Deprecated] The destination in Amazon S3.
RoleARN -> (string)
The ARN of the AWS credentials.BucketARN -> (string)
The ARN of the S3 bucket.Prefix -> (string)
The "YYYY/MM/DD/HH" time format prefix is automatically used for delivered S3 files. You can specify an extra prefix to be added in front of the time format prefix. Note that if the prefix ends with a slash, it appears as a folder in the S3 bucket. For more information, see Amazon S3 Object Name Format in the Amazon Kinesis Firehose Developer Guide .BufferingHints -> (structure)
The buffering option. If no value is specified, BufferingHints object default values are used.
SizeInMBs -> (integer)
Buffer incoming data to the specified size, in MBs, before delivering it to the destination. The default value is 5.
We recommend setting this parameter to a value greater than the amount of data you typically ingest into the delivery stream in 10 seconds. For example, if you typically ingest data at 1 MB/sec, the value should be 10 MB or higher.
IntervalInSeconds -> (integer)
Buffer incoming data for the specified period of time, in seconds, before delivering it to the destination. The default value is 300.CompressionFormat -> (string)
The compression format. If no value is specified, the default is UNCOMPRESSED .EncryptionConfiguration -> (structure)
The encryption configuration. If no value is specified, the default is no encryption.
NoEncryptionConfig -> (string)
Specifically override existing encryption information to ensure no encryption is used.KMSEncryptionConfig -> (structure)
The encryption key.
AWSKMSKeyARN -> (string)
The ARN of the encryption key. Must belong to the same region as the destination Amazon S3 bucket.CloudWatchLoggingOptions -> (structure)
The CloudWatch logging options for your delivery stream.
Enabled -> (boolean)
Enables or disables CloudWatch logging.LogGroupName -> (string)
The CloudWatch group name for logging. This value is required if CloudWatch logging is enabled.LogStreamName -> (string)
The CloudWatch log stream name for logging. This value is required if CloudWatch logging is enabled.ExtendedS3DestinationDescription -> (structure)
The destination in Amazon S3.
RoleARN -> (string)
The ARN of the AWS credentials.BucketARN -> (string)
The ARN of the S3 bucket.Prefix -> (string)
The "YYYY/MM/DD/HH" time format prefix is automatically used for delivered S3 files. You can specify an extra prefix to be added in front of the time format prefix. Note that if the prefix ends with a slash, it appears as a folder in the S3 bucket. For more information, see Amazon S3 Object Name Format in the Amazon Kinesis Firehose Developer Guide .BufferingHints -> (structure)
The buffering option.
SizeInMBs -> (integer)
Buffer incoming data to the specified size, in MBs, before delivering it to the destination. The default value is 5.
We recommend setting this parameter to a value greater than the amount of data you typically ingest into the delivery stream in 10 seconds. For example, if you typically ingest data at 1 MB/sec, the value should be 10 MB or higher.
IntervalInSeconds -> (integer)
Buffer incoming data for the specified period of time, in seconds, before delivering it to the destination. The default value is 300.CompressionFormat -> (string)
The compression format. If no value is specified, the default is UNCOMPRESSED .EncryptionConfiguration -> (structure)
The encryption configuration. If no value is specified, the default is no encryption.
NoEncryptionConfig -> (string)
Specifically override existing encryption information to ensure no encryption is used.KMSEncryptionConfig -> (structure)
The encryption key.
AWSKMSKeyARN -> (string)
The ARN of the encryption key. Must belong to the same region as the destination Amazon S3 bucket.CloudWatchLoggingOptions -> (structure)
The CloudWatch logging options for your delivery stream.
Enabled -> (boolean)
Enables or disables CloudWatch logging.LogGroupName -> (string)
The CloudWatch group name for logging. This value is required if CloudWatch logging is enabled.LogStreamName -> (string)
The CloudWatch log stream name for logging. This value is required if CloudWatch logging is enabled.ProcessingConfiguration -> (structure)
The data processing configuration.
Enabled -> (boolean)
Enables or disables data processing.Processors -> (list)
The data processors.
(structure)
Describes a data processor.
Type -> (string)
The type of processor.Parameters -> (list)
The processor parameters.
(structure)
Describes the processor parameter.
ParameterName -> (string)
The name of the parameter.ParameterValue -> (string)
The parameter value.S3BackupMode -> (string)
The Amazon S3 backup mode.S3BackupDescription -> (structure)
The configuration for backup in Amazon S3.
RoleARN -> (string)
The ARN of the AWS credentials.BucketARN -> (string)
The ARN of the S3 bucket.Prefix -> (string)
The "YYYY/MM/DD/HH" time format prefix is automatically used for delivered S3 files. You can specify an extra prefix to be added in front of the time format prefix. Note that if the prefix ends with a slash, it appears as a folder in the S3 bucket. For more information, see Amazon S3 Object Name Format in the Amazon Kinesis Firehose Developer Guide .BufferingHints -> (structure)
The buffering option. If no value is specified, BufferingHints object default values are used.
SizeInMBs -> (integer)
Buffer incoming data to the specified size, in MBs, before delivering it to the destination. The default value is 5.
We recommend setting this parameter to a value greater than the amount of data you typically ingest into the delivery stream in 10 seconds. For example, if you typically ingest data at 1 MB/sec, the value should be 10 MB or higher.
IntervalInSeconds -> (integer)
Buffer incoming data for the specified period of time, in seconds, before delivering it to the destination. The default value is 300.CompressionFormat -> (string)
The compression format. If no value is specified, the default is UNCOMPRESSED .EncryptionConfiguration -> (structure)
The encryption configuration. If no value is specified, the default is no encryption.
NoEncryptionConfig -> (string)
Specifically override existing encryption information to ensure no encryption is used.KMSEncryptionConfig -> (structure)
The encryption key.
AWSKMSKeyARN -> (string)
The ARN of the encryption key. Must belong to the same region as the destination Amazon S3 bucket.CloudWatchLoggingOptions -> (structure)
The CloudWatch logging options for your delivery stream.
Enabled -> (boolean)
Enables or disables CloudWatch logging.LogGroupName -> (string)
The CloudWatch group name for logging. This value is required if CloudWatch logging is enabled.LogStreamName -> (string)
The CloudWatch log stream name for logging. This value is required if CloudWatch logging is enabled.RedshiftDestinationDescription -> (structure)
The destination in Amazon Redshift.
RoleARN -> (string)
The ARN of the AWS credentials.ClusterJDBCURL -> (string)
The database connection string.CopyCommand -> (structure)
The COPY command.
DataTableName -> (string)
The name of the target table. The table must already exist in the database.DataTableColumns -> (string)
A comma-separated list of column names.CopyOptions -> (string)
Optional parameters to use with the Amazon Redshift COPY command. For more information, see the "Optional Parameters" section of Amazon Redshift COPY command . Some possible examples that would apply to Firehose are as follows:
delimiter '\t' lzop; - fields are delimited with "t" (TAB character) and compressed using lzop.
delimiter '| - fields are delimited with "|" (this is the default delimiter).
delimiter '|' escape - the delimiter should be escaped.
fixedwidth 'venueid:3,venuename:25,venuecity:12,venuestate:2,venueseats:6' - fields are fixed width in the source, with each width specified after every column in the table.
JSON 's3://mybucket/jsonpaths.txt' - data is in JSON format, and the path specified is the format of the data.
For more examples, see Amazon Redshift COPY command examples .
Username -> (string)
The name of the user.RetryOptions -> (structure)
The retry behavior in the event that Firehose is unable to deliver documents to Amazon Redshift. Default value is 3600 (60 minutes).
DurationInSeconds -> (integer)
The length of time during which Firehose retries delivery after a failure, starting from the initial request and including the first attempt. The default value is 3600 seconds (60 minutes). Firehose does not retry if the value of DurationInSeconds is 0 (zero) or if the first delivery attempt takes longer than the current value.S3DestinationDescription -> (structure)
The Amazon S3 destination.
RoleARN -> (string)
The ARN of the AWS credentials.BucketARN -> (string)
The ARN of the S3 bucket.Prefix -> (string)
The "YYYY/MM/DD/HH" time format prefix is automatically used for delivered S3 files. You can specify an extra prefix to be added in front of the time format prefix. Note that if the prefix ends with a slash, it appears as a folder in the S3 bucket. For more information, see Amazon S3 Object Name Format in the Amazon Kinesis Firehose Developer Guide .BufferingHints -> (structure)
The buffering option. If no value is specified, BufferingHints object default values are used.
SizeInMBs -> (integer)
Buffer incoming data to the specified size, in MBs, before delivering it to the destination. The default value is 5.
We recommend setting this parameter to a value greater than the amount of data you typically ingest into the delivery stream in 10 seconds. For example, if you typically ingest data at 1 MB/sec, the value should be 10 MB or higher.
IntervalInSeconds -> (integer)
Buffer incoming data for the specified period of time, in seconds, before delivering it to the destination. The default value is 300.CompressionFormat -> (string)
The compression format. If no value is specified, the default is UNCOMPRESSED .EncryptionConfiguration -> (structure)
The encryption configuration. If no value is specified, the default is no encryption.
NoEncryptionConfig -> (string)
Specifically override existing encryption information to ensure no encryption is used.KMSEncryptionConfig -> (structure)
The encryption key.
AWSKMSKeyARN -> (string)
The ARN of the encryption key. Must belong to the same region as the destination Amazon S3 bucket.CloudWatchLoggingOptions -> (structure)
The CloudWatch logging options for your delivery stream.
Enabled -> (boolean)
Enables or disables CloudWatch logging.LogGroupName -> (string)
The CloudWatch group name for logging. This value is required if CloudWatch logging is enabled.LogStreamName -> (string)
The CloudWatch log stream name for logging. This value is required if CloudWatch logging is enabled.ProcessingConfiguration -> (structure)
The data processing configuration.
Enabled -> (boolean)
Enables or disables data processing.Processors -> (list)
The data processors.
(structure)
Describes a data processor.
Type -> (string)
The type of processor.Parameters -> (list)
The processor parameters.
(structure)
Describes the processor parameter.
ParameterName -> (string)
The name of the parameter.ParameterValue -> (string)
The parameter value.S3BackupMode -> (string)
The Amazon S3 backup mode.S3BackupDescription -> (structure)
The configuration for backup in Amazon S3.
RoleARN -> (string)
The ARN of the AWS credentials.BucketARN -> (string)
The ARN of the S3 bucket.Prefix -> (string)
The "YYYY/MM/DD/HH" time format prefix is automatically used for delivered S3 files. You can specify an extra prefix to be added in front of the time format prefix. Note that if the prefix ends with a slash, it appears as a folder in the S3 bucket. For more information, see Amazon S3 Object Name Format in the Amazon Kinesis Firehose Developer Guide .BufferingHints -> (structure)
The buffering option. If no value is specified, BufferingHints object default values are used.
SizeInMBs -> (integer)
Buffer incoming data to the specified size, in MBs, before delivering it to the destination. The default value is 5.
We recommend setting this parameter to a value greater than the amount of data you typically ingest into the delivery stream in 10 seconds. For example, if you typically ingest data at 1 MB/sec, the value should be 10 MB or higher.
IntervalInSeconds -> (integer)
Buffer incoming data for the specified period of time, in seconds, before delivering it to the destination. The default value is 300.CompressionFormat -> (string)
The compression format. If no value is specified, the default is UNCOMPRESSED .EncryptionConfiguration -> (structure)
The encryption configuration. If no value is specified, the default is no encryption.
NoEncryptionConfig -> (string)
Specifically override existing encryption information to ensure no encryption is used.KMSEncryptionConfig -> (structure)
The encryption key.
AWSKMSKeyARN -> (string)
The ARN of the encryption key. Must belong to the same region as the destination Amazon S3 bucket.CloudWatchLoggingOptions -> (structure)
The CloudWatch logging options for your delivery stream.
Enabled -> (boolean)
Enables or disables CloudWatch logging.LogGroupName -> (string)
The CloudWatch group name for logging. This value is required if CloudWatch logging is enabled.LogStreamName -> (string)
The CloudWatch log stream name for logging. This value is required if CloudWatch logging is enabled.CloudWatchLoggingOptions -> (structure)
The CloudWatch logging options for your delivery stream.
Enabled -> (boolean)
Enables or disables CloudWatch logging.LogGroupName -> (string)
The CloudWatch group name for logging. This value is required if CloudWatch logging is enabled.LogStreamName -> (string)
The CloudWatch log stream name for logging. This value is required if CloudWatch logging is enabled.ElasticsearchDestinationDescription -> (structure)
The destination in Amazon ES.
RoleARN -> (string)
The ARN of the AWS credentials.DomainARN -> (string)
The ARN of the Amazon ES domain.IndexName -> (string)
The Elasticsearch index name.TypeName -> (string)
The Elasticsearch type name.IndexRotationPeriod -> (string)
The Elasticsearch index rotation periodBufferingHints -> (structure)
The buffering options.
IntervalInSeconds -> (integer)
Buffer incoming data for the specified period of time, in seconds, before delivering it to the destination. The default value is 300 (5 minutes).SizeInMBs -> (integer)
Buffer incoming data to the specified size, in MBs, before delivering it to the destination. The default value is 5.
We recommend setting this parameter to a value greater than the amount of data you typically ingest into the delivery stream in 10 seconds. For example, if you typically ingest data at 1 MB/sec, the value should be 10 MB or higher.
RetryOptions -> (structure)
The Amazon ES retry options.
DurationInSeconds -> (integer)
After an initial failure to deliver to Amazon ES, the total amount of time during which Firehose re-attempts delivery (including the first attempt). After this time has elapsed, the failed documents are written to Amazon S3. Default value is 300 seconds (5 minutes). A value of 0 (zero) results in no retries.S3BackupMode -> (string)
The Amazon S3 backup mode.S3DestinationDescription -> (structure)
The Amazon S3 destination.
RoleARN -> (string)
The ARN of the AWS credentials.BucketARN -> (string)
The ARN of the S3 bucket.Prefix -> (string)
The "YYYY/MM/DD/HH" time format prefix is automatically used for delivered S3 files. You can specify an extra prefix to be added in front of the time format prefix. Note that if the prefix ends with a slash, it appears as a folder in the S3 bucket. For more information, see Amazon S3 Object Name Format in the Amazon Kinesis Firehose Developer Guide .BufferingHints -> (structure)
The buffering option. If no value is specified, BufferingHints object default values are used.
SizeInMBs -> (integer)
Buffer incoming data to the specified size, in MBs, before delivering it to the destination. The default value is 5.
We recommend setting this parameter to a value greater than the amount of data you typically ingest into the delivery stream in 10 seconds. For example, if you typically ingest data at 1 MB/sec, the value should be 10 MB or higher.
IntervalInSeconds -> (integer)
Buffer incoming data for the specified period of time, in seconds, before delivering it to the destination. The default value is 300.CompressionFormat -> (string)
The compression format. If no value is specified, the default is UNCOMPRESSED .EncryptionConfiguration -> (structure)
The encryption configuration. If no value is specified, the default is no encryption.
NoEncryptionConfig -> (string)
Specifically override existing encryption information to ensure no encryption is used.KMSEncryptionConfig -> (structure)
The encryption key.
AWSKMSKeyARN -> (string)
The ARN of the encryption key. Must belong to the same region as the destination Amazon S3 bucket.CloudWatchLoggingOptions -> (structure)
The CloudWatch logging options for your delivery stream.
Enabled -> (boolean)
Enables or disables CloudWatch logging.LogGroupName -> (string)
The CloudWatch group name for logging. This value is required if CloudWatch logging is enabled.LogStreamName -> (string)
The CloudWatch log stream name for logging. This value is required if CloudWatch logging is enabled.ProcessingConfiguration -> (structure)
The data processing configuration.
Enabled -> (boolean)
Enables or disables data processing.Processors -> (list)
The data processors.
(structure)
Describes a data processor.
Type -> (string)
The type of processor.Parameters -> (list)
The processor parameters.
(structure)
Describes the processor parameter.
ParameterName -> (string)
The name of the parameter.ParameterValue -> (string)
The parameter value.CloudWatchLoggingOptions -> (structure)
The CloudWatch logging options.
Enabled -> (boolean)
Enables or disables CloudWatch logging.LogGroupName -> (string)
The CloudWatch group name for logging. This value is required if CloudWatch logging is enabled.LogStreamName -> (string)
The CloudWatch log stream name for logging. This value is required if CloudWatch logging is enabled.HasMoreDestinations -> (boolean)
Indicates whether there are more destinations available to list.


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The Weekend Bulletin
by Luke Irwin
A quick snapshot at the weekend that was.
Biggest Upset: Joey Beltran +190 over Chase Sherman
Notable New Champions:
- Interim WBA World Junior Bantamweight Championship: Andrew Maloney
- OneFC Kickboxing Light Heavyweight Championship: Roman Kryklia
- Interim WBA World Light Heavyweight Championship: Dominic Boesel
- IBO World Light Heavyweight Championship: Dominic Boesel
- WBA International Junior Lightweight Championship: John Joe Nevin
- BBBofC British Bantamweight Championship: Lee McGregor
- Cage Fury Fighting Championship Lightweight Championship: Nikolas Motta
- Cage Fury Fighting Championship Heavyweight Championship: Shawn Teed
- Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship Heavyweight Championship: Joey Beltran
A Few Storylines Going Forward:
- Chomp, Yawn: Ronaldo “Jacare” Souza used to be one of the most entertaining fighters in any discipline in the world. “Jacare” or, “Alligator”, in English, would stalk his prey, slither over to them, and wrap them up, forcing their submission or worse, then celebrating with his arms chomping down. Later in his career, he even adopted a fantastic striking game. But time always wins in the end, and unfortunately, so it has with Souza. He looked unbelievably lifeless against Jan Blachowicz (who wasn’t exactly a dynamo, himself), and the trek to 205lbs didn’t seem to aid him any. Ugh, he was unique and a blast to watch.
- Knuckles Up: Well, it appears Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship has their first huge rivalry, in two of the least likely of combatants. Artem Lobov and Jason Knight rematched after their slugfest that Lobov took by decision. This time, in round ten of their rivalry, Lobov got TKO’d by Knight. The rubber match is inevitable.
- Death to the WBA: I wish I loved anything as much as the WBA loves interim titles. At any rate, congratulations to Andrew Maloney and Dominic Boesel on their trinkets. Hopefully one day they can become WBA “Regular” world champions!


Longhorn is a server application that allows you to run pipelines using various pre-defined configurations.
This distribution contains:
The source code for this package is hosted in the Okapi Framework project.
See the Longhorn wiki page for more information.
To install Longhorn:
okapi-longhorn.war
on your application server${user.dir}/okapi-longhorn-configuration.xml
pointing to the directory where temporary data can be stored:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <okapi-longhorn-configuration version="1"> <working-directory>/etc/okapi/longhorn/workspace</working-directory> </okapi-longhorn-configuration>
To un-install Longhorn:
okapi-longhorn.war
If you have questions, suggestions or bugs to report, you can do this different ways:


OpenDSA Project Support
The OpenDSA team gratefully acknowledges the support provided by the National Science Foundation.
- TUES program grant DUE-1139861 supports the collaboration of Virginia Tech, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, and Rice University to develop the prototype system and initial content. See the NSF-TUES 2011 Grant Proposal (funded beginning June 2012).
- EAGER program grant IIS-1258571 supports the collaboration of University of Wisconsin-Madison, Auburn University, and Virginia Tech to work with Aalto University, Finland. See the NSF-EAGER 2011 Grant Proposal (funded beginning January 2013). This is part of an NSF SAVI program to support US/Finnish collaborations for innovations in STEM education.
- IUSE program grants DUE-1432008, DUE-1431667, and DUE-1431399 support the collaboration of Virginia Tech, Duke University, and University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh to greatly expand the content and infrastructure for OpenDSA. See the NSF-IUSE 2014 Grant Proposal (funded beginning January 2015 and lasting for three years).


- generateStatements(Table) - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.MySQLTable
-
- generateStatements(Table) - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.SQLiteTable
-
- generateStatements(Table) - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.Table
-
Takes in a table and compares it to the current one.
- getAutoIncrement() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.MySQLTable
-
Returns the auto increment count of the table.
- getCharSet() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.MySQLTable
-
Returns the character set of the table.
- getCollation() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.MySQLTable
-
Returns the collation of the table.
- getCollections(Map<String, Collection>) - Method in class dbdiffchecker.nosql.MongoConn
-
Gets and lists all of the collections that exist in the Mongo database.
- getCollections() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.nosql.MongoDB
-
Returns the list of MongoDB collections where the name is the key and value.
- getColumns() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.Table
-
Returns the column list where the column name is the key.
- getCreateStatement() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.Schema
-
Returns the create statement of the Schema object.
- getDatabaseName() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.DbConn
-
Returns the name of the database to connect to.
- getDatabaseName() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.nosql.CouchbaseConn
-
- getDatabaseName() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.nosql.MongoConn
-
- getDatabaseName() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.SQLDbConn
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- getDetails() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.Column
-
Returns the column's details.
- getDocuments() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.nosql.Bucket
-
Returns the list of Couchbase documents where the name is the key and value.
- getDocuments(Map<String, String>) - Method in class dbdiffchecker.nosql.CouchbaseConn
-
Gets and lists all documents that exist in the Couchbase bucket.
- getDrop() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.Schema
-
Returns the drop statement of the Schema object.
- getDropdownOptions() - Static method in enum dbdiffchecker.DatabaseType
-
Returns the list of database types.
- getElapsedTime() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.StopWatch
-
Returns the duration between the last time the start and stop methods were
run.
- getFirstSteps() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.SQLDatabase
-
Returns the first steps to be taken in order to run the SQL statements.
- getFirstSteps() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.SQLDbConn
-
Returns the first steps to be taken in order to run the SQL statements.
- getIndices() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.nosql.Bucket
-
Returns the list of Couchbase indices where the name is the key.
- getIndices(Map<String, Index>) - Method in class dbdiffchecker.nosql.CouchbaseConn
-
Gets and lists all indices that exist in the Couchbase bucket.
- getIndices() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.Table
-
Returns the index list where the index name is the key.
- getInputs(int) - Static method in enum dbdiffchecker.DatabaseType
-
Returns the list of inputs to associated with the database type.
- getName() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.nosql.Collection
-
Returns the name of the collection.
- getName() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.Schema
-
Returns the name of the Schema object.
- getSize() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.nosql.Collection
-
Returns the max size of the collection.
- getTableCreateStatement(String) - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.MySQLConn
-
- getTableCreateStatement(String) - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.SQLDbConn
-
Gets and returns the create statement of the specified table.
- getTableCreateStatement(String) - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.SQLiteConn
-
- getTableList() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.MySQLConn
-
- getTableList() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.SQLDbConn
-
Gets the tables, columns, and indices of the database.
- getTableList() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.SQLiteConn
-
- getTables() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.SQLDatabase
-
Returns the list of tables in the database provided.
- getTabText(int) - Static method in enum dbdiffchecker.PaneType
-
Returns the tab text associated with the pane type.
- getTabTitle(int) - Static method in enum dbdiffchecker.PaneType
-
Returns the tab title associated witht the pane type.
- getType(int) - Static method in enum dbdiffchecker.DatabaseType
-
Returns the name of the integer representation of a database type.
- getValue() - Method in enum dbdiffchecker.DatabaseType
-
Returns the value associated witht the database type.
- getValue() - Method in enum dbdiffchecker.PaneType
-
Returns the value associated witht the pane type.
- getViewCreateStatement(String) - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.MySQLConn
-
Gets and returns the create statement of the desired table.
- getViews() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.MySQLConn
-
- getViews() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.SQLDatabase
-
Returns all of the views in the database.
- getViews() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.SQLDbConn
-
Gets a list of views of that exist in the database.
- getViews() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.SQLiteConn
-
- main(String[]) - Static method in class dbdiffchecker.DBDiffCheckerGUI
-
Initializes UI.
- MongoConn - Class in dbdiffchecker.nosql
-
Establishes a connection with a Mongo database based on the password,
username, host, port, and database name provided.
- MongoConn(String, String, String, String, String) - Constructor for class dbdiffchecker.nosql.MongoConn
-
Fills in the parts of the uri connections string using the username,
password, host, and port provided by the user.
- MongoDB - Class in dbdiffchecker.nosql
-
Models a Mongo Database by keeping track of all collections.
- MongoDB(DbConn) - Constructor for class dbdiffchecker.nosql.MongoDB
-
Creates a database that models the Mongo database using the Mongo connection
in order to get a list of collections.
- MongoDB() - Constructor for class dbdiffchecker.nosql.MongoDB
-
Needed for Serialization
- MySQLConn - Class in dbdiffchecker.sql
-
Establishes a connection with a MySQL database based on the password,
username, port, host, and database provided.
- MySQLConn(String, String, String, String, String, boolean) - Constructor for class dbdiffchecker.sql.MySQLConn
-
Sets the instance variables and tests the database connection to make sure
that the database can be reached.
- MySQLTable - Class in dbdiffchecker.sql
-
Resembles a MySQL table and contains info about the table's columns and
indices.
- MySQLTable(String, String) - Constructor for class dbdiffchecker.sql.MySQLTable
-
Sets the name and create statement of the table.
- MySQLTable() - Constructor for class dbdiffchecker.sql.MySQLTable
-
Needed for Serialization
- Schema - Class in dbdiffchecker.sql
-
Holds common methods and instance variables for Schema subclasses.
- Schema() - Constructor for class dbdiffchecker.sql.Schema
-
Needed for Serialization
- serializeDatabase(Database, String) - Static method in class dbdiffchecker.FileHandler
-
Serializes a database with all of its table and view data.
- serialVersionUID - Static variable in class dbdiffchecker.Database
-
- serialVersionUID - Static variable in class dbdiffchecker.sql.Schema
-
- setAutoIncrement(String) - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.MySQLTable
-
Sets the auto increment count of the table.
- setCharSet(String) - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.MySQLTable
-
Sets the character set of the table.
- setCollation(String) - Method in class dbdiffchecker.sql.MySQLTable
-
Sets the collation of the table.
- SQLDatabase - Class in dbdiffchecker.sql
-
Models an SQL database schema.
- SQLDatabase(DbConn, int) - Constructor for class dbdiffchecker.sql.SQLDatabase
-
Uses a database connection to initialize a map of tables and views that exist
in the database provided.
- SQLDatabase() - Constructor for class dbdiffchecker.sql.SQLDatabase
-
Needed for Serialization.
- SQLDbConn - Class in dbdiffchecker.sql
-
Establishes a connection with an SQL database and runs the necessary SQL
statements to get schema information.
- SQLDbConn() - Constructor for class dbdiffchecker.sql.SQLDbConn
-
- SQLiteConn - Class in dbdiffchecker.sql
-
Establishes a connection with an SQL database based on the path to the
database and database name.
- SQLiteConn(String, String, boolean) - Constructor for class dbdiffchecker.sql.SQLiteConn
-
Sets the instance variables and tests the database connection to make sure
that the database can be reached.
- SQLiteTable - Class in dbdiffchecker.sql
-
Resembles a table in SQLite and contains info about the table's columns and
indices.
- SQLiteTable(String, String) - Constructor for class dbdiffchecker.sql.SQLiteTable
-
Sets the name and create statement of the table.
- SQLiteTable() - Constructor for class dbdiffchecker.sql.SQLiteTable
-
Needed for Serialization
- start() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.StopWatch
-
Checks to see if the program is running.
- stop() - Method in class dbdiffchecker.StopWatch
-
Checks to see if the program is running.
- StopWatch - Class in dbdiffchecker
-
Models a stopwatch and can determine how much time has elapsed since the last
start and end method calls.
- StopWatch() - Constructor for class dbdiffchecker.StopWatch
-


if
statements where common parts can be extracted from the branches.
These common parts are independent from the condition and make if
statements harder to understand.
Example:
if (x > 12) { doSomethingBefore(); doSomethingDifferent1(); doSomethingAfter(); } else { doSomethingBefore(); doSomethingDifferent2(); doSomethingAfter(); }
After the quick-fix is applied, the result looks like this:
doSomethingBefore(); if (x > 12) { doSomethingDifferent1(); } else { doSomethingDifferent2(); } doSomethingAfter();
Updated in 2018.1


Holiday shopper are in the driver's seat now-here's what they're looking for
Article-Nov 2017
4 pricnciples for building a Super Bowl campaign without a TV ad
Case Study - Nov 2017
How Nestle Waters reclaimed the customer relationship
Case Study - Nov 2017
Are you worth it? Your customer wants to know
Perspective- Nov 2017
3 Marketting myths we debunked by studying YouTube's audience
Article- Nov 2017
Holiday shopper want more help in a hurry-here's how to succeed this season
Article-Oct 2017
Learn about consumer trends, from how people are using apps to video consumption on mobile.
Explore the role of online sources in the journey from consideration to purchase.
Use real-time search data to help you gauage consumer search behaviors


You'll need to allow the page to access your webcam. That decision should be remembered on page reload.
It's currently written to close the camera connection when the modal is closed.
You can certainly change that easily.
(clicks on the textbox trigger and dump to itself [name=qrtarget])
QR Value #1:


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Dialogs
Showing dialogs
Simple dialog
Alert dialog
From template
Toggle toast
Notifications
Alert
Confirmation
Prompt
This is a dialog.
Close
Warning!
An error has occurred!
This dialog was created from a template.
Close
This is an Onsen Toast!
Hoge


This is the about page
I have just made my first mobile application
I'm now a pro
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11,000 Scientists Declare Global Climate Emergency
by CARSON McCULLOUGH(CN) – Scientists around the world – 11,000 of them from 153 nations – have declared a state of climate emergency, calling on the world to make urgent and meaningful changes to avoid serious and unknown consequences.
The scientists made their declaration Tuesday in the journal Bioscience, on the 40th anniversary of the first world climate conference held in Geneva, Switzerland, in 1979.
Human activity on the planet has had dangerous effects, including our massive contributions to greenhouse gas emissions, and the time has come for the world to fully grasp the severity of the problem, the scientists say.
 On the basis of this obligation and the graphical indicators presented below, we declare, with more than 11,000 scientist signatories from around the world, clearly and unequivocally that planet Earth is facing a climate emergency,” the paper states.
William Ripple, one of the lead authors of the paper and professor of ecology in the OSU College of Forestry, says this emergency has been long in the making and only minimal efforts to prevent it have been undertaken.
“Despite 40 years of major global negotiations, we have continued to conduct business as usual and have failed to address this crisis. Climate change has arrived and is accelerating faster than many scientists expected,” Ripple said with the release of the paper.
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The paper outlines several key areas where change is most needed. This includes fundamental adjustments to the world’s energy management, such as offering more widespread low-carbon energy replacement options for fossil fuels. Researchers also suggest imposing carbon fees to help curb fossil fuel usage.
Researchers say that repairing our natural environment must also be a top priority. By restoring and preserving the world’s natural ecosystems, such as forests and grasslands, our planet will be better equipped to regulate its own atmospheric and chemical balance.
While efforts have been made to help combat these problems in recent decades, the scientists say they are simply not enough to compensate for the amount of damage Earth has been – and continues to be – exposed to.
Ripple says the warning signs for Earth’s declining health have been readily apparent for some time now and that they serve as reminders of what the cost of inaction looks like.
“Global surface temperature, ocean heat content, extreme weather and its costs, sea level, ocean acidity, and area burned in the United States are all rising. Globally, ice is rapidly disappearing as demonstrated by decreases in minimum summer Arctic sea ice, Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets, and glacier thickness. All of these rapid changes highlight the urgent need for action,” Ripple said.
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Empire Nilfgaard (orig. Nilfgaard) - one of the largest and most powerful states in the history of the world, located in the southern part of the continent. It boasts a thriving economy and a powerful, well-trained army led by talented commanders. The inhabitants of the empire outside of it are called Nilfgaardians (or Nilfs) or blacks, but inside the empire, Nilfgaardians are usually called only the inhabitants of the historical core of the state.


Room No- 136, Men's Hostel-H, University of Hyderabad, Telangana, India (500046)
“My name is Raj Kumawat, and currently I'm a MCA student@ University of Hyderabad. I consider myself a good learner, and I have a good sense of humor. I enjoy meeting new people and finding ways to help them have an uplifting experience. I am dedicated, outgoing, and a team player. " Give me 'good', i'll make that 'best'."


Weekly Meeting: 2016-02-03
3rd Feb 2016: Dropping 4.01 support and Hackathon.
Agenda
- Quality and Test
- Functoria status
- Outreachy status
- MirageOS Hackathon status
Attendees: Amir (chair), Anil, Thomas Leonard, Dave Scott, Thomas G, Mort, Dan Williams, Daniel, Chris, matt-g, Hannes, pablo polvorin, Jeremy
Notes
Quality and Test
- Merged a huge test from Jane street.
- Now have a camlp4-free version and can compile very fast.
- Now need to do a bunch of point releases related to the change.
- Just need to rename some of the dependencies — will remove the constraints we have.
- Overall effect is we can depend on PPX only. Does anyone need to support 4.01 anymore?
- Should focus on 4.02 and trunk. Only the Xen people might care.
- Docker containers work and they’re all published. Thanks to DBunzli for feedback.
- Should be able to test all distros from a PR.
- 4.01 is in Debian. Stick with it for that?
- Since we have docker containers and opam switch, we should probably leave 4.01 behind now. Hard to maintain both camlpp4 and ppx.
- Maybe keep the libs supporting 4.01 where possible but not be tied to it.
- DanW: The Docs should be updated to match. Anil: we have codoc that we used but need to finish this. Thanks for reminder.
Functoria status
- Not much to say since last time. On the brink of the release.
- Should coordinate with press release?
- Code review status? Yallop looking over it but otherwise happy.
- Anil noticed one issue when trying to look at dependency chain for the xen packages. Will file an issue.
- Some question since Solo5 is a different backend. Should we adjust the config now to be able to work with this and other backends? We should have a blocker to mirage 3.0?
- In terms of functoria tutorials. There’s the blog post but not much more. Mort is going to try out Solo5 stuff this weekend.
- Rumprun and MirageOS and Functoria? Cross-compilation is still a ‘thing’. Adam Wick is trying things with HaLVM and Rump kernels so we can follow in his footsteps once things are clearer.
Outreachy Status
- Kia is on east coast US. Sent an email to list yesterday about the code and a blog post. Another 4 weeks to go. All is in hand.
- Difficult to join calls due to timezone.
MirageOS hackathon
- We have over 30 people signed up — but we have 27 beds :)
- Can people participate remotely? Anil will bring video conf stuff
- If we have crucible projects that would be useful. Half the people are new to MirageOS. Particularly end-to-end app problems would be good.
- Hannes has set up a mailing list for participants. Will kick this off so people can chat. Will also bring labels to the meeting.
- Hannes’ plan was to write to the mailing list and make a wiki page to enable collaboration amongst people.
- Hope someone else will organise another one in three months!
–
AoB
-
Mailing list and devel.unikernel.org: Should we use the latter more? Move all the old MirageOS threads in there? There may be utility to share things between unikernel projects. Would need to plan for a cut over date. DBunzli likes mailing list for discussion quality. Should set up a test to ingest archive.
-
SCALE conference: Snow storm cancelled Anil’s flight. Amir and Mort made it. Videos are online.
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Cross compilation discussion with rump/solo5 etc. Next step for DanW is to get familiar with build system stuff (and Functoria). Ask Gabriel Radanne re the call. Can have a wiki to put info into as people discover things. DBunzli: the first things we need is support in opam, which allows us to do it in a clean fashion. People have been working on this.
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The next call is scheduled for 17th February. Please add any agenda items you wish to discuss in advance and refer to the mailing list for actual details a day or so in advance.


Files CCore/inc/net/NanoIPDevice.h CCore/src/net/NanoIPDevice.cpp
NanoIPDevice is a set of classes implementing a "reduced IP" protocol support. This implementation does not support IP options, IP fragmentation and there is no routing facility. This feature is intended to be used in devices, connected by a local Ethernet network, to support distributed system implementation. Another use is an interaction between a device and a host computer to support boot, configuring or data exchange.
NanoIPDevice implements IP, ICMP ping, ARP and UDP protocols to some extent. PTP protocol can be attached atop UDP packet devices.
class NanoIPDevice : public ObjBase
{
....
public:
// constructors
NanoIPDevice(StrLen eth_dev_name,IPAddress address,IPAddress net_mask);
virtual ~NanoIPDevice();
// properties
EthDevice * getEthDevice() const;
IPAddress getAddress() const;
IPAddress getNetMask() const;
bool sameNet(IPAddress ip) const;
PacketFormat getTxFormat() const;
PacketFormat getUDPTxFormat() const;
PacketFormat getRxFormat() const;
PacketFormat getUDPRxFormat() const;
// stat
using StatInfo = IPStatInfo ;
void getStat(StatInfo &ret);
// send
bool send_prepare(PacketType packet,PacketFunction function);
void send_prepare_or_complete(PacketType packet,PacketFunction function);
void send(Packet<uint8,IPTxExt> packet);
void send_udp(Packet<uint8,UDPTxExt> packet);
void send_icmp_echo(IPAddress dst,const ICMPEcho &echo,PtrLen<const uint8> data);
// attach/detach
void attach(ICMPEchoEndpoint *endpoint);
void detach(ICMPEchoEndpoint *endpoint);
void attach(IPTickEndpoint *endpoint);
void detach(IPTickEndpoint *endpoint);
void attach(UDPEndpoint *endpoint);
void detach(UDPEndpoint *endpoint);
};
The class NanoIPDevice is the main class of the set. It is an ObjBased class. It is working been attached to some EthDevice device. The NanoIPDevice constructor first argument eth_dev_name is the name of the device to be attached to. Other arguments are: address is the local IP address and net_mask is the local network mask. Network mask is used to filter out incoming packets. An incoming IP packet is passed only if it is destined to the local address and comes from the local network. Otherwise it is dropped.
NanoIPDevice has various properties.
getEthDevice() returns the EthDevice the object is attached to.
getAddress() returns the local IP address.
getNetMask() returns the local network mask.
sameNet() can be used to test if the given IP address belongs to the local network.
getTxFormat() is the packet format for IP Tx operations.
getUDPTxFormat() is the packet format for UDP Tx operations.
getRxFormat() is the packet format of incoming IP packets.
getUDPRxFormat() is the packet format of incoming UDP packets.
NanoIPDevice counts statistics and generates network events.
getStat() returns statistic counters of the type StatInfo. This info block counts network events.
The following methods can be used to send a packet to the network.
send_prepare() tries to put the given packet into the prepare list. The given packet function is used to "prepare" the packet before sending out. If the method is successful it consumes the packet and returns true. Otherwise it leaves the packet alone and returns false. The called must deal with the packet in the last case.
send_prepare_or_complete() is similar to the send_prepare(), but in case of failure this method just completes the packet.
send() sends an IP packet. The packet has an IPTxExt extension and must have an IP data payload fitting getTxFormat() format.
send_udp() sends a UDP packet. The packet has an UDPTxExt extension and must have a UDP data payload fitting getUDPTxFormat() format.
send_icmp_echo() sends an ICMP echo to the given IP address. Other arguments specify an ICMP header and ICMP data payload.
There are three types of endpoints: ICMPEchoEndpoint, IPTickEndpoint and UDPEndpoint. These endpoints can be attached to the NanoIPDevice object to process the incoming traffic. Multiple endpoints can be attached the same times (with natural limitations).
IPTxExt is used to send an IP packet. This structure specifies the destination IP address and the IP protocol type of the packet.
struct IPTxExt
{
IPAddress dst;
IProto proto;
// constructors
IPTxExt();
IPTxExt(IPAddress dst,IProto proto);
// print object
void print(PrinterType &out) const;
};
UDPTxExt is used to send a UDP packet. This structure specifies the destination IP address, the source and the destination port numbers and the checksum flag. If the checksum flag is set, then the UDP packet is sent with checksum, otherwise without one.
struct UDPTxExt
{
IPAddress dst;
UDPort dst_port;
UDPort src_port;
bool do_checksum;
// constructors
UDPTxExt();
UDPTxExt(IPAddress dst,UDPort dst_port,UDPort src_port,bool do_checksum);
// print object
void print(PrinterType &out) const;
};
ICMPEchoEndpoint can be used to ping a particular IP address.
using ICMPEchoNumber = uint16 ; using ICMPReplyFunction = Function<void (ICMPEchoNumber num)> ; class ICMPEchoEndpoint : NoCopy { enum { DataLen = 32 }; .... public: ICMPEchoEndpoint(StrLen ip_dev_name,IPAddress dst,ICMPReplyFunction reply_function); ~ICMPEchoEndpoint(); ICMPEchoNumber send(); };
ICMPEchoEndpoint constructor has the following arguments:
ip_dev_name is the name of some NanoIPDevice,
dst is the destination IP address,
reply_function is a replay function. This function is called in the "unknown task context" to process an ICMP ping reply. This function has the following arguments:
num is an ICMP ping reply number.
send() prepares ans sends an ICMP ping request to the destination IP address. The request number is returned. It is a uint16 number, incremented with each request (the first value is 1).
IPTickEndpoint is a "tick" endpoint. It receives the network tick. This event happens 10 times per second and is intended to be used for the protocol timeout processing.
using IPTickFunction = Function<void (void)> ; class IPTickEndpoint : NoCopy { .... public: IPTickEndpoint(StrLen ip_dev_name,IPTickFunction tick_function); ~IPTickEndpoint(); };
IPTickEndpoint constructor has the following arguments:
ip_dev_name is the name of some NanoIPDevice,
tick_function is a tick processing function without arguments. It is called in the "unknown task context".
UDPEndpoint can be attached to the NanoIPDevice to process incoming UDP traffic on the particular port. Multiple objects can be attached, but only one on a particular port.
using UDPFunction = Function<void (Packet<uint8> packet,PtrLen<const uint8> data,UDPoint udpoint)> ; class UDPEndpoint : NoCopy { .... public: UDPEndpoint(StrLen ip_dev_name,UDPort udport,bool do_checksum,UDPFunction rx_function); ~UDPEndpoint(); ulen getMaxInboundLen() const; PacketFormat getUDPTxFormat() const; void send(Packet<uint8> packet,UDPoint dst); };
UDPEndpoint constructor has the following arguments:
ip_dev_name is the name of some NanoIPDevice,
udport is the local UDP port,
do_checksum is the UDP checksum flag. If it is true, the UDP checksum processing is enabled on this particular port.
rx_function is the inbound processing function. This function is called to process incoming UDP packets in the "unknown task context". The function has the following arguments:
packet is a packet with an attached data buffer.
data is a UDP payload data range from the attached data buffer.
udpoint designates the source of the packet.
getMaxInboundLen() is the maximum inbound packet data length.
getUDPTxFormat() is the Tx packet format. Use this format to prepare a packet to be sent to the UDP communication peer.
send() sends the given packet to the given UDP endpoint. The packet carries UDP data payload and must be prepared according the getUDPTxFormat() packet format.
NanoUDPEndpointDevice class implements the PacketEndpointDevice interface over a UDP port.
class NanoUDPEndpointDevice : public ObjBase , public PacketEndpointDevice , public PortManager
{
....
public:
NanoUDPEndpointDevice(StrLen ip_dev_name,UDPort udport,bool do_checksum,UDPoint dst);
virtual ~NanoUDPEndpointDevice();
// methods
UDPort getPort() const;
UDPoint getDst() const;
// PacketEndpointDevice
virtual PacketFormat getOutboundFormat() const;
virtual void outbound(Packet<uint8> packet);
virtual ulen getMaxInboundLen() const;
virtual void attach(InboundProc *proc);
virtual void detach();
// PortManager
virtual XPoint getDevicePort() const;
virtual XPoint getPort(XPoint point) const;
virtual XPoint changePort(XPoint point,XPoint port) const;
};
NanoUDPEndpointDevice constructor has the following arguments:
ip_dev_name is the name of some NanoIPDevice,
udport is the local UDP port,
do_checksum is the UDP checksum flag. If it is true, the UDP checksum processing is enabled on this particular port.
dst is the communication peer UDP address.
getPort() returns the assigned UDP port number.
getDst() returns the assigned UDP peer address.
Other methods implement PacketEndpointDevice interface and PortManager interface.
NanoUDPMultipointDevice class implements the PacketMultipointDevice interface over a UDP port.
class NanoUDPMultipointDevice : public ObjBase , public PacketMultipointDevice , public PortManager
{
....
public:
NanoUDPMultipointDevice(StrLen ip_dev_name,UDPort udport,bool do_checksum);
virtual ~NanoUDPMultipointDevice();
// methods
UDPort getPort() const;
// PacketMultipointDevice
virtual StrLen toText(XPoint point,PtrLen<char> buf) const;
virtual PacketFormat getOutboundFormat() const;
virtual void outbound(XPoint point,Packet<uint8> packet);
virtual ulen getMaxInboundLen() const;
virtual void attach(InboundProc *proc);
virtual void detach();
// PortManager
virtual XPoint getDevicePort() const;
virtual XPoint getPort(XPoint point) const;
virtual XPoint changePort(XPoint point,XPoint port) const;
};
NanoUDPMultipointDevice constructor has the following arguments:
ip_dev_name is the name of some NanoIPDevice,
udport is the local UDP port,
do_checksum is the UDP checksum flag. If it is true, the UDP checksum processing is enabled on this particular port.
getPort() returns the assigned UDP port number.
Other methods implement PacketMultipointDevice interface and PortManager interface.


Performs kernel based estimates on in-memory raster images from the raster package. These kernel estimates include local means variances, modes, and quantiles. All results are in the form of raster images, preserving original resolution and projection attributes.
| Version: | 1.0.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0) |
| Imports: | raster |
| Published: | 2016-08-04 |
| Author: | Jonathan Lisic [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Jonathan Lisic <jlisic at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/jlisic/rasterKernelEstimates/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | http://meanmean.me/blog/rasterKernel/rasterKernel.html |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | rasterKernelEstimates results |
| Reference manual: | rasterKernelEstimates.pdf |
| Package source: | rasterKernelEstimates_1.0.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: rasterKernelEstimates_1.0.1.zip, r-release: rasterKernelEstimates_1.0.1.zip, r-oldrel: rasterKernelEstimates_1.0.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: rasterKernelEstimates_1.0.1.tgz, r-oldrel: rasterKernelEstimates_1.0.1.tgz |
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The website features an interactive sunburst with an interactive world map inside of it. The sunburst is divided into three different layers. Hovering over each layer gives the user infomation about that part of the layer. The sunburst's innermost layer represents regions, as given in the data produced by Stockholm Environment Institute. The middle layer represents countries and the outermost layer represents the category of the exported product. Clicking any of the nodes of the sunburst collapses every other node on that layer to give a better view of that single node. Clicking the node again zooms out the sunburst.
The world map is color coded according to the different Regions, and will zoom in on the country you're currently observing. Clicking a country on the world map does the same thing as clicking a node on the sunburst. The user also has the opportunity to search for a country directly in the search bar.
Anton Martinsson
Erik Lindström
Axel Weinz
Petra Olsson
Felix Noren
Oscar Ström
Gustav Bergman
Andreas Almqvist
The goal of Mission Emission is to visualize the carbon dioxide emissions that comes from Brazil's export via shipments in 2014. Mission Emission was created in cooperation with SEI who provided the data. The template from the world map is based on the work of Tom Noda.
Technologies Used
For the data processing, a Python Script was developed in order to convert the 50MB csv file into a 53KB JSON file. For the sunburst and the world map, D3.js was used.
View the project on Github


Module src.classes
This Contains all of the Functions that you'll need to run and set up the AI.
Most of the functions won't need to be used. as they're used for internal purposes.
Info:
| ai |
This Table contains all of the functions and data for the Village |
| ai.town.New (name, activityProbability, tickMultiplier) |
Adds a new town to the map. |
| ai.town.Extend (name, rect) |
Extend the town coverage to include the region |
| ai.town.State (town, state) |
Change the State of the Town. |
| ai.town.HostileForce (town, force) |
Sets the Hostile force for the selected town |
| ai.town.VulnerableUnits (town, flag) |
Sets All units to be Vulnerable / Invulnerable in the selected town |
| ai.town.UnitsSetRoute (town, route) |
Sets the route for every unit in the selected town to the chosen route whether it's in their list of routes or not immediately |
| ai.town.UnitsSetState (town, state) |
Sets All units in a town to the specified state |
| ai.town.UnitsHurt (town, low, high, kill) |
Hurt all units in the town by a random percent of their health from the low number to the high number, If kill is false, units won't be killed by this, but their health will be set to 1 percent |
| ai.town.UnitsSetLife (town, low, high) |
Set the life of all units in a town to a random percent from low to high. |
| ai.route.New (name, loop, type) |
Creates a new route that villagers can take when Moving. |
| ai.route.Step (rect, speed, point, order, animationTag) |
Adds at the end of the selected route, a new place for a unit to move to. |
| ai.route.Action (time, lookAtRect, animation, loop) |
Adds an additional action to the picked route step Applies to the latest defined Route |
| ai.route.Trigger (trigger) |
Add a trigger to the step as the next action. |
| ai.route.Funct (funct) |
Adds a Function to the Route (NOT FINISHED) |
| ai.route.Finish (speed) |
Finish out the route and specify the speed at which units should use to go back to their home positions |
| ai.route.StepCount (route) |
Get the Count of steps in a route |
| ai.route.ActionCount (route, step) |
Get the Count of Actions in a Step |
| ai.unit.New (town, type, unit, name, shift, radius) |
Adds a unit that exists into the fold to be controlled by the AI. |
| ai.unit.AddRoute (unit, route) |
Adds a route to a unit. |
| ai.unit.RemoveRoute (unit, route) |
Removes the route from the units list of routes |
| ai.unit.Kill (unit) |
Kills the Unit and removes it from AI |
| ai.unit.Remove (unit) |
Remove the Unit from the AI (Unit will be controlled as if it was an ordinary Unit) |
| ai.unit.Pause (unit, flag) |
Pause the Unit |
| ai.unit.PickRoute (unit, route, stepNumber, actionNumber) |
Pick a Route from the Units avalable routes and set it up (Unit will not start moving down the route, this ONLY gets it ready to) |
| ai.unit.NextStep (unit) |
Run next Step in a Units Current Route
Run the next Step in the Unit's current Route |
| ai.unit.NextAction (unit) |
Run the units next Route Action
Run the Next Action in the Units Current Step in its current Route |
| ai.unit.State (unit, state) |
Set the Unit State
Set the Unit's Current state (This is an active step that will change the state and run a set of commands for that state)
Current list of states are {"Move", "Relax", "ReturnHome"} |
| ai.unit.IntelPre (unit) |
Update the Units Intel (Will run automatically at the unit's tick) |
| ai.unit.IntelPost (unit) |
Runs a post check of intel after all states and Intel have been gathered at the end of a unit's tick |
| ai.unit.MoveToNextStep (unit, immediately) |
Goes to either the Units next Step, Action or Ends the route (Use this in GUI 99% of the time) |
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ai.Init (overallTick, overallSplit)
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This is the first command that need to be run before anything else. Initializes everything that's needed.
Parameters:
- overallTick
number OPTIONAL 2 | The interval at which each unit added to AI will update it's intelligence and make decisions
- overallSplit
number OPTIONAL 5 | The amount of splits that the Ticks will process Unit intelligence at. 1 means all AI ticks will be processed at the same time, 3 means processing will be split into 3 groups.
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ai
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This Table contains all of the functions and data for the Village
Fields:
- town
All of the town Functions and Variables
- townNames
All of the Town Names
- unit
All of the Unit Functions and variables
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ai.landmark.New (town, name, rect, types, unit, radius, maxCapacity)
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Creates a New Landmark and Adds it.
Parameters:
- town
string
- name
string
- rect
table
- types
table
- unit
table OPTIONAL nil |
- radius
number OPTIONAL 600 |
- maxCapacity
number OPTIONAL Unlimited |
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ai.town.New (name, activityProbability, tickMultiplier)
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Adds a new town to the map. (NEEDS to be extended with additional RECTs)
Parameters:
- name
string This is the name of the town. This is used to reference the town in other functions
- activityProbability
number Specifies the percentage chance that a unit will run down an activity per unit tick
- tickMultiplier
number multiples the AI Tick by this value for every unit contained in this town. If the tick is set to 3 seconds and the multiplier is set to 2, the tick for this town's unit will be 6 seconds.
Returns:
boolean
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ai.town.Extend (name, rect)
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Extend the town coverage to include the region
Parameters:
Returns:
boolean
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ai.town.State (town, state)
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Change the State of the Town. (Currently doesn't do anything)
Parameters:
Returns:
boolean
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ai.town.HostileForce (town, force)
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Sets the Hostile force for the selected town
Parameters:
Returns:
boolean
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ai.town.VulnerableUnits (town, flag)
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Sets All units to be Vulnerable / Invulnerable in the selected town
Parameters:
Returns:
boolean
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ai.town.UnitsSetRoute (town, route)
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Sets the route for every unit in the selected town to the chosen route whether it's in their list of routes or not immediately
Parameters:
-
ai.town.UnitsSetState (town, state)
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Sets All units in a town to the specified state
Parameters:
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ai.town.UnitsHurt (town, low, high, kill)
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Hurt all units in the town by a random percent of their health from the low number to the high number, If kill is false, units won't be killed by this, but their health will be set to 1 percent
Parameters:
- town
string
- low
number
- high
number
- kill
boolean
Returns:
boolean
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ai.town.UnitsSetLife (town, low, high)
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Set the life of all units in a town to a random percent from low to high.
Parameters:
- town
string
- low
number
- high
number
Returns:
boolean
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ai.region.New (rect)
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Set up a new region (Internal Function)
Parameters:
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ai.region.GetRandom (id)
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Get Random point in the specified region.
Parameters:
- id
number Handle Id of soure Rect
Returns:
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number x
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number y
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ai.region.GetCenter (id)
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Get Center point in the specified region
Parameters:
- id
number Handle Id of soure Rect
Returns:
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number x
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number y
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ai.region.ContainsUnit (id, unit)
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Check to see if region contains a unit
Parameters:
- id
number Handle Id of soure Rect
- unit
any
Returns:
boolean
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ai.route.New (name, loop, type)
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Creates a new route that villagers can take when Moving. Make sure to specify all Steps, Actions and Triggers before creating an additional route
Parameters:
- name
string Route Name
- loop
boolean Whether or not the route is a loop
- type
string inTown or outOfTown
Returns:
boolean
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ai.route.Step (rect, speed, point, order, animationTag)
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Adds at the end of the selected route, a new place for a unit to move to.
Parameters:
- rect
any The Rect (GUI Region) that the unit will walk to
- speed
number OPTIONAL | Unit Speed | Walk/Run speed of unit. (under 100 will walk)
- point
string OPTIONAL | "center" | [center, random] Picks either the center of the Rect or a random point in the rect.
- order
number OPTIONAL | oid.move | the order to use to move.
- animationTag
string OPTIONAL | nil | an anim tag to add to the unit while walking
Returns:
boolean
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ai.route.Action (time, lookAtRect, animation, loop)
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Adds an additional action to the picked route step Applies to the latest defined Route
Parameters:
- time
number The amount of time the unit will stop for before continueing on to the next action / step / trigger
- lookAtRect
any OPTIONAL | nil | The rect that the unit will need to look at
- animation
string OPTIONAL | nil | The string of the animation you want the unit to play at this action
- loop
boolean OPTIONAL | false | Whether or not the animation specified should loop until the end or play once and pause
Returns:
boolean
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ai.route.Trigger (trigger)
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Add a trigger to the step as the next action. (Needs to be a GUI Defined trigger)
The trigger needs to have the first and last line of the trigger be exactly as definitely in the test action in the test project or it will break the GUI
Parameters:
Returns:
boolean
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ai.route.Funct (funct)
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Adds a Function to the Route (NOT FINISHED)
Parameters:
Returns:
boolean
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ai.route.Finish (speed)
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Finish out the route and specify the speed at which units should use to go back to their home positions
Parameters:
Returns:
boolean
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ai.route.StepCount (route)
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Get the Count of steps in a route
Parameters:
Returns:
any
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ai.route.ActionCount (route, step)
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Get the Count of Actions in a Step
Parameters:
Returns:
any
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ai.unit.New (town, type, unit, name, shift, radius)
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Adds a unit that exists into the fold to be controlled by the AI.
Parameters:
- town
string This is the town that will control aspects of the Unit
- type
string This specifies the state the unit has access to see States for more info
- unit
any The unit that will be added to the AI
- name
string OPTIONAL | Default Name of Unit | The name of the unit. (This will rename the unit in game to this)
- shift
string OPTIONAL | "day" | ["day", "night", "all"] Specifies when the unit will be active
- radius
number OPTIONAL | 600 | Specifies the units vision radius it uses to detect actions.
Returns:
boolean
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ai.unit.AddRoute (unit, route)
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Adds a route to a unit. (Unit must already be in the AI or else this will fail)
Parameters:
Returns:
boolean
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ai.unit.RemoveRoute (unit, route)
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Removes the route from the units list of routes
Parameters:
Returns:
boolean
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ai.unit.Kill (unit)
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Kills the Unit and removes it from AI
Parameters:
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ai.unit.Remove (unit)
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Remove the Unit from the AI (Unit will be controlled as if it was an ordinary Unit)
Parameters:
-
ai.unit.Pause (unit, flag)
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Pause the Unit
Parameters:
- unit
any
- flag
boolean If true the unit will pause, if false the unit will unpause
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ai.unit.PickRoute (unit, route, stepNumber, actionNumber)
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Pick a Route from the Units avalable routes and set it up (Unit will not start moving down the route, this ONLY gets it ready to)
Parameters:
- unit
any The Unit in the AI system
- route
string OPTIONAL if you want a specific route chosen else it will pick one
- stepNumber
integer OPTIONAL if you want a specific Step chosen else it will start at the beginning
- actionNumber
integer OPTIONAL if you want a specific Action chosen else it will start at the beginning
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ai.unit.NextStep (unit)
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Run next Step in a Units Current Route
Run the next Step in the Unit's current Route
Parameters:
Returns:
boolean
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ai.unit.NextAction (unit)
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Run the units next Route Action
Run the Next Action in the Units Current Step in its current Route
Parameters:
Returns:
boolean
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ai.unit.State (unit, state)
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Set the Unit State
Set the Unit's Current state (This is an active step that will change the state and run a set of commands for that state)
Current list of states are {"Move", "Relax", "ReturnHome"}
Parameters:
Returns:
boolean
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ai.unit.IntelPre (unit)
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Update the Units Intel (Will run automatically at the unit's tick)
Parameters:
-
ai.unit.IntelPost (unit)
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Runs a post check of intel after all states and Intel have been gathered at the end of a unit's tick
Parameters:
Returns:
boolean
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ai.unit.MoveToNextStep (unit, immediately)
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Goes to either the Units next Step, Action or Ends the route (Use this in GUI 99% of the time)
Parameters:
- unit
any
- immediately
any OPTIONAL | false | If set to true the function will wait to issue the next step until after the unit has stopped moving
Returns:
boolean
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ai.unitSTATE.Move (unit)
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This runs when a unit's state is changed to Move. Will pick a route from the units available routes and send them on the quest
Parameters:
Returns:
boolean
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ai.unitSTATE.Relax (unit)
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This runs when a unit's state is changed to Relax. Unit is not moving or doing anything. Just standing. At unit's tick, has a chance to tell the unit to go into another state.
Parameters:
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ai.unitSTATE.ReturnHome (unit)
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This runs when a Unit's state is changed to ReturnHome. The unit will stop what it's doing, clear out it's current route and begin to walk back to it's home position and facing angle
Parameters:
Returns:
boolean
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ai.unitSTATE.Moving (unit)
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This is an inbetween state. Don't manually set it's state to this.
Parameters:
Returns:
boolean
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ai.unitSTATE.Waiting (unit)
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This is an inbetween state. Don't manually set it's state to this.
Parameters:
Returns:
boolean
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ai.unitSTATE.ReturningHome (unit)
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This is an inbetween state. Don't manually set it's state to this.
Parameters:
Returns:
boolean
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ai.Start ()
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Start Running the AI
Returns:
boolean
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ai.Stop ()
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Stop Running the AI
Returns:
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WHEN HARRY MET SALLY... A film review by James Brundage Copyright 2001 filmcritic.com filmcritic.com
It was the 80s, the time when acid washed jeans went, the Ephrons could turn out a decent script, Rob Reiner could direct something worth watching, and Billy Crystal hadn't succumbed to the sequel curse. And Meg Ryan? Well, Meg Ryan's still pretty much Meg Ryan: sickeningly Top 40, an actress who seemingly lives in fear of picking a role that could be too controversial (never mind her recent marital scuffle).
When Harry Met Sally... closed out a decade fondly remembered by Grosse Pointe Blank and Romy and Michele's High School Reunion and darkly satirized by Bret Easton Ellis' American Psycho. It's a romantic comedy that has spawned a plethora of knockoffs so terrifying that, like its counterparts in all other genres, it may have been better if the script were never penned, if only to save us from the aftermath. But still, we have to give When Harry Met Sally... credit for what it did: Make one of the few romance films that bears any kind of truth without also being a dark comedy.
Two people who want absolutely nothing to do with each other in the beginning of the story, Harry Burns (Billy Crystal) and Sally Albright (Meg Ryan) end up driving together to move into separate apartments in New York City after they both graduate from college. By the time they reach the Big Apple, they're talking about their disbelief that friendship and sex can coexist, and as we all know from experience (and now cliché) they eventually hook up -- it's unavoidable.
Rather than make the mistake that countless copycats have by making their tryst a quick cut away from a sex scene to appease the MPAA, When Harry Met Sally... takes its time to the inevitable end. And I mean takes its time: For 10 years Harry's and Sally's paths weave back and forth like Robert Downey Jr. trying to walk the white line. At years-long intervals they befriend each other, drift apart, befriend each other again, and, at long last, find themselves testing their own theory (to the inevitable happy ending).
As for why When Harry Met Sally... still contains cinematic merit a dozen years after its initial release, it actually has all of the strengths that make a movie last. Nora Ephron's dialogue is sharp, witty, and intelligent, Billy Crystal shows us a movie in which he (mostly) acts instead of does a stand up routine with other actors present, Rob Reiner directs a simple story instead of trying to preach on God-knows-what-tangent, and even run-of-the-mill Meg Ryan takes a huge risk with her squeaky clean image by faking an orgasm in a deli (a now-legendary scene worth the rental alone). And don't forget Harry Connick Jr.'s stellar soundtrack.
While to this day it is a mark of masculine shame to admit to actually liking the movie, I personally am not afraid to give it my seal of approval. And I'm awfully manly.
[Editor's Note: The new DVD release features a ton of extra footage, commentary track, and a making-of documentary. Worth checking out.]

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I start off all my shoe designs by buying the shoes from a thrift store. I purchased these for a discounted rate online.
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Select data analysis plots, under a standardized calling interface implemented on top of 'ggplot2' and 'plotly'. Plots of interest include: 'ROC', gain curve, scatter plot with marginal distributions, conditioned scatter plot with marginal densities, box and stem with matching theoretical distribution, and density with matching theoretical distribution.
| Version: | 1.0.7 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.0) |
| Imports: | ggplot2 (≥ 2.2.0), wrapr (≥ 1.8.0), sigr (≥ 1.0.3), cdata (≥ 1.0.3), utils, grid, gridExtra, graphics, mgcv |
| Suggests: | knitr, testthat, plotly, hexbin |
| Published: | 2018-12-17 |
| Author: | John Mount [aut, cre], Nina Zumel [aut], Win-Vector LLC [cph] |
| Maintainer: | John Mount <jmount at win-vector.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/WinVector/WVPlots/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
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| Materials: | README NEWS |
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| Reference manual: | WVPlots.pdf |
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| Windows binaries: | r-devel: WVPlots_1.0.6.zip, r-release: WVPlots_1.0.6.zip, r-oldrel: WVPlots_1.0.6.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: WVPlots_1.0.6.tgz, r-oldrel: WVPlots_1.0.6.tgz |
| Old sources: | WVPlots archive |
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Situated on the east coast of the Isle of Harris where the southern part of the island is almost separated from the northern part, Tarbert is a ferry terminal for Skye and North Uist.
Anchor to the WSW of the ferry pier in about 2-3m.
There are mooring buoys at the southern tip of Harris. See the map for the details.
An alternative refuge can be found in the northern part of the harbour at Scalpay, about 5nm SE of Tarbert.
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CSE 152 is a class about computer vision, i.e. acquiring meaning from images, i.e. teaching computers to see, to perform the visual processing that humans are capable of and more.
We will cover the topics shown in the course roadmap to the rightbelow. Excitingly, Prof. Su is updating the course this semester to provide a more comprehensive (including modern) CV foundation, with topics such as normalized cuts, semantic segmentation, and deep learning.


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