| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Arity |
The arity of an operation, specifying how many arguments it can take.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| BinaryOperation<T> |
An operation that has an arity of two (i.e. its function takes 2 arguments).
|
| Instruction<TData> |
An instruction in a
class Program . |
| InstructionGenerator<TProgram,TOutput extends Output<TProgram>,TTarget extends Target<? extends TProgram>> |
A generator of instructions in an LGP system.
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| Operation<TData> |
A primitive that encapsulates the action of executing a function on a set of arguments.
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| OperationKt | |
| UnaryOperation<T> |
An operation that has an arity of one (i.e. its function takes 1 argument).
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| BaseArity |
A base arity implementation that provides arity for instructions with one or two arguments.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| ArityException |
Thrown when the
interface Arity of an class Operation does not match the number of lgp.core.evolution.registers.Arguments given to it. |


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Now what we want to do is create a function that will take the images we feed it, and threshold it. The way we're going to do this is by taking the "average" color value, and then thresholding any pixel as black if it is any darker or white if it is lighter.
To start, let's delete everything but the imports, leaving:
from PIL import Image import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import time
Then we'll begin our threshold function:
def threshold(imageArray): balanceAr = [] newAr = imageArray
Above, we define the function, and we specify that we're expecting a parameter, the imageArray. This will be that array that we've been seeing with the pixel values.
Next, we define the balanceAr as an empty list, and the newAr, for now, is the imageArray. We cannot modify the actual iar without NumPy throwing a fit, so we do this. Balance array, at the end, will be averaged, to find our threshold.
Now we begin a for loop. Within this for loop we have some code that is not compatible between Python versions. I will just put a Python 2 and Python 3 version here.
Python 2:
for eachRow in imageArray: for eachPix in eachRow: avgNum = reduce(lambda x, y: x + y, eachPix[:3]) / len(eachPix[:3]) balanceAr.append(avgNum)
Python 3:
from statistics import mean for eachRow in imageArray: for eachPix in eachRow: avgNum = mean(eachPix[:3]) balanceAr.append(avgNum)
Next, our goal is to apply this function to some images, so let's add some images here:
i = Image.open('images/numbers/0.1.png') iar = np.array(i) i2 = Image.open('images/numbers/y0.4.png') iar2 = np.array(i2) i3 = Image.open('images/numbers/y0.5.png') iar3 = np.array(i3) i4 = Image.open('images/sentdex.png') iar4 = np.array(i4) fig = plt.figure() ax1 = plt.subplot2grid((8,6),(0,0), rowspan=4, colspan=3) ax2 = plt.subplot2grid((8,6),(4,0), rowspan=4, colspan=3) ax3 = plt.subplot2grid((8,6),(0,3), rowspan=4, colspan=3) ax4 = plt.subplot2grid((8,6),(4,3), rowspan=4, colspan=3) ax1.imshow(iar) ax2.imshow(iar2) ax3.imshow(iar3) ax4.imshow(iar4) plt.show()
Run the script and you should see:
Now what we want to do is threshold the images, so then we'll see that the zeros look all the same, and then you'll see it work in an image with more than two colors.


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CSV -
Drop a single CSV file with field names in the first row and a ".csv" extension and we will scan for columns and ask follow up questions.
Shapefile -
Drop at least three files with the same file prefix to transform a shapefile:
".shp" — shape format; the feature geometry itself.
".shx" — shape index format; a positional index of the feature geometry to allow seeking forwards and backwards quickly.
".dbf" — attribute format; columnar attributes for each shape, in dBase IV format.
".prj" — OPTIONAL — projection; describes the coordinate system and projection information used.
JPEG2000 -
Drop a single JPEG2000 file with a ".j2", ".j2k", ".jpx", ".jpf", ".jpm", ".jpp", ".jp2000" or ".jp2k" extension and we will process this as a JPEG2000 file.
GeoJSON -
Drop a single GeoJSON file with a ".json" extension and we will process this as a GeoJSON file.
GeoTIFF -
Drop a single GeoTIFF file with a ".tif" extension and we will process this as a GeoTIFF file.
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Drop a single ASCII Grid file with an ".asc" extension and we will process this as a ASCII Grid file.
ECW -
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Look at the information that was collected for the activity using a statement like the following sql.
Activities that are captured using the WLM_CAPTURE_ACTIVITY_IN_PROGRESS procedure contain somewhat less information than if the COLLECT ACTIVITY DATA clause were used, because the activity is captured before it has completed execution. In particular, fields like the completion timestamp (which shows only zeros) and the sqlcode do not apply. You can determine if an activity was collected using the WLM_CAPTURE_ACTIVITY_IN_PROGRESS procedure by looking at the PARTIAL_RECORD column in the ACTIVITY table. If the PARTIAL_RECORD column has a value of 1 (as shown above), activity information was collected using WLM_CAPTURE_ACTIVITY_IN_PROGRESS. If the PARTIAL_RECORD column has a value of 0, activity information was collected after completion with the COLLECT ACTIVITY DATA clause.


Link to bootstrap buttons docs
Link to bootstrap button-groups docs
Add the @import
for the custom scss file for this recipe (recipe 6 of chapter 4).
Finally, we'll add the custom code for the button, by specifying the values as described in the code comments.
Custom Rounded Button (Tomato)


International 24 Uur Loop Apeldoorn 24 Hour
Apeldoorn NED
Website: www.24uurloop.nl
Race Winners
(23 runnings)
2008
---
---
18 May 2007
237.086
216.403
27 May 2006
220.253
201.668
06 May 2005
219.902
200.824
21 May 2004
245.578
222.357
30 May
2003
253.021
220.655
12 May
2002
245.298
217.508
25 May
2001
260.559
226.635
02 Jun
2000
220.841
191.386
14 May
1999
242.966
194.483
22 May
1998
237.484
203.604
09 May 1997
242.909
221.168
1996
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26 May
1995
234.946
221.655
13 May
1994
236.662
216.195
21 May
1993
236.584
226.330
29 May
1992
250.698
231.008
10 May
1991
244.451
207.326
25 May
1990
261.475
213.744
05 May
1989
216.185
180.412
13 May
1988
245.786
209.795
29 May
1987
251.949
190.746
09 May
1986
258.108
215.402
17 May 1985
236.001
202.511
01 Jun 1984
252.703
Note: 1984 was the inaugural year. This race is run on a 1.653 km road loop.
The 2008 race was cancelled due to budgetary problems. This event was held
as a relay on five occasions prior to 1984.
cancelled
cancelled
Jan-Albert Lantink (NED)
May Larsson (SWE)
Alfons Vekemans-4
Pauline Walker (SCO)
Alfons Vekemans-3 (nc)
Anke Drescher (GER)
Alex Henriksen (DEN)
Nina Mytrofanova (UKR)
Etienne vanAcker (BEL)
Irina Reutovich-2
Wolfgang Schwerk-2
Sharon May Gayter-2
Paul Beckers-2 (ec)
Irina Reutovich (RUS) (ec)
Karl Graf (GER)
Sharon May Gayter (GBR)
Paul Beckers (BEL)
Julia Alter (GER)
Thomas Blumtritt (GER)
Helga Backhaus-6
Ron Teunisse-3
Helga Backhaus-5
not held
not held
Alfons Vekemans-2
Helga Backhaus-4
Thomas Kabuss (GER)
Monica Peter (GER)
Alfons Vekemans (BEL)
Helga Backhaus-3
Helmut Schieke-2 (ec)
Sigrid Lomsky (GER) (ec)
Helmut Schieke (GER) (gc)
Helga Backhaus-2 (gc)
Ron Teunisse-2
Helga Backhaus (GER)
Milan Furin (SLO)
Christel Vollmerhausen (GER)
Laszlo Simon (HUN)
Hilary Walker (ENG)
Ron Teunisse (NED)
Renate Nierkens (GER)
Peter Mann (GER)
Waltraud Reisert-2
Bernhard Schöneck (GER)
Waltraud Reisert (GER)
Wolfgang Schwerk (GER)
.
(nc) => national championship
(ec) =>
European championship
(gc) =>
German championship
Most Wins
(1984-date)
Men
4
Alfons Vekemans (BEL)
1993,1995,2005-06
Women
6
Helga Backhaus (GER)
1990-91,1993,1995,1997-98
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Prize money has not been awarded at this race according to available information.
Race Time Bias (sec/km)
The race time bias is not calculated for distances beyond the marathon.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men >260 km 3 Women >230 km 1
Last Updated on 22 May 2009
Contributors: Martien Baars (50). Maarten Krol (3), Klaas Loonstra (5)


Stonebwoy’s producer blasts Kelvynboy for disrespecting his former boss
by Nana YawGhanaian record producer, Bright Kwame Appiah, popularly known as StreetBeatz has waded into the recent Stonebwoy and Kelvynboy banter.
According to Streetbeatz in a series of post on Twitter, Kelvyn Boy is too disrespectful and arrogant for throwing jab at Stonebwoy.
In the series of tweets, StreetBeatz revealed that Kelvyn Boy is now misbehaving because he can boast of a couple of hit songs.
 Forgetting I’m the first ever producer you recorded with and I spoke what is going on in ur life today like a prophet. Which I have witnesses!!!”
“I’m the fu•kn producer who produced the biggest song to happen to Ghana 🇬🇭, but man no Dey rush. Some one two songs nor u think say u reach. Because you dey play shows every weekend. Ahhh 🤦🏾♂ this world paaaa.”
“We dey back stage, matter happen. Big man come open inside give the people for stage there nor u take for ur self. Bcoz u know say you no dey respect. So e get to u the moment.”
Their recent banter started when Stonebwoy during his performance at the 4Syte Music video awards paused to acknowledge Samini and at the same time, made a comment which was subtly directed at Kelvynboy.
Kelvynboy in a tweet replied Stonebwoy for throwing shade at him during the performance.


Getafe interested in signing Mubarak Wakaso in Janury
Spanish La Liga side, Getafe are interested in acquring the services of Mubarak Wakaso in the Januray transfer window.
Wakaso has been a key player for Alaves this season making 11 appearances for the club.
According to reports, the 29-year old has been given a contract extension by Alaves which he has refused.
Getafe have been interested in Wakaso since the summer and are ready to cash on him in the next transfer winodw.
Meanwhile, Wakaso has just six months remaining on his current contract which allows him to talk to other clubs or go on free transfer when the contract expires.
Reports in Spain indicates that, Wakaso is interested in joinging Getafe in January as the opportunity in playing the Europa League excites him soo much.
He missed the Black Stars AFCON qualifiers due to injury and is expected to be back on the field very soon.


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M480 BSP V3.05.005
The Board Support Package for M480 Series
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Modules | |
| USB Host Exported Structures | |
| USB Host Typedef | |
| #define CONFIG_HID_DEV_MAX_PIPE 8 |
Maximum number of interrupt in/out pipes allowed per HID device
Definition at line 53 of file usbh_hid.h.
| #define CONFIG_HID_MAX_DEV 4 |
Maximum number of HID devices (interface) allowed at the same time.
Definition at line 52 of file usbh_hid.h.
| #define CONFIG_UAC_MAX_DEV 3 |
Maximum number of Audio Class device.
Definition at line 31 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define HID_GET_IDLE 0x02 |
HID Class command Get_Idle code.
Definition at line 157 of file usbh_hid.h.
| #define HID_GET_PROTOCOL 0x03 |
HID Class command Get_Protocol code.
Definition at line 158 of file usbh_hid.h.
| #define HID_REPORT_GET 0x01 |
HID Class command Get_Report_Request code.
Definition at line 156 of file usbh_hid.h.
| #define HID_REPORT_SET 0x09 |
HID Class command Set_Report_Request code.
Definition at line 159 of file usbh_hid.h.
| #define HID_RET_DEV_NOT_FOUND -1081 |
HID device not found or removed.
Definition at line 86 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define HID_RET_EP_NOT_FOUND -1086 |
Endpoint not found.
Definition at line 91 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define HID_RET_INVALID_PARAMETER -1083 |
Invalid parameter.
Definition at line 88 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define HID_RET_IO_ERR -1082 |
USB transfer failed.
Definition at line 87 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define HID_RET_NOT_SUPPORTED -1085 |
Function not supported.
Definition at line 90 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define HID_RET_OK 0 |
Return with no errors.
Definition at line 85 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define HID_RET_OUT_OF_MEMORY -1084 |
Out of memory.
Definition at line 89 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define HID_RET_PARSING -1087 |
Failed to parse HID descriptor
Definition at line 92 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define HID_RET_REPORT_NOT_FOUND -1090 |
The transfer has been enabled.
Definition at line 94 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define HID_RET_XFER_IS_RUNNING -1089 |
The transfer has been enabled.
Definition at line 93 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define HID_SET_IDLE 0x0A |
HID Class command Set_Idle code.
Definition at line 160 of file usbh_hid.h.
| #define HID_SET_PROTOCOL 0x0B |
HID Class command Set_Protocol code.
Definition at line 161 of file usbh_hid.h.
| #define NUM_UTR 2 |
Number of UTR used for audio in/out transfer.
Definition at line 32 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define RT_FEATURE |
Report type: Feature
Definition at line 166 of file usbh_hid.h.
| #define RT_INPUT |
Report type: Input
Definition at line 164 of file usbh_hid.h.
| #define RT_OUTPUT |
Report type: Output
Definition at line 165 of file usbh_hid.h.
| #define UAC_CH_CENTER_FRONT |
Select Center Front (C) channel.
Definition at line 57 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_CH_LEFT_FRONT |
Select Left Front (L) channel.
Definition at line 55 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_CH_LEFT_OF_CENTER |
Select Left of Center (LC) channel.
Definition at line 61 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_CH_LEFT_SRN |
Select Left Surround (LS) channel.
Definition at line 59 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_CH_LOW_FREQ_EN |
Select Low Frequency Enhancement. (LFE) channel
Definition at line 58 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_CH_MASTER |
Select all channels.
Definition at line 54 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_CH_RIGHT_FRONT |
Select Right Front (R) channel.
Definition at line 56 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_CH_RIGHT_OF_CENTER |
Select Right of Center (RC) channel.
Definition at line 62 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_CH_RIGHT_SRN |
Select Right Surround (RS) channel.
Definition at line 60 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_CH_SIDE_LEFT |
Select Side Left (SL) channel.
Definition at line 64 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_CH_SIDE_RIGHT |
Select Side Right (SR) channel.
Definition at line 65 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_CH_SURROUND |
Select Surround (S) channel.
Definition at line 63 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_CH_TOP |
Select Top (T) channel.
Definition at line 66 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_GET_CUR 0x81 |
UAC request to get current value.
Definition at line 42 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_GET_MAX 0x83 |
UAC request to get upper-bound setting.
Definition at line 46 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_GET_MIN 0x82 |
UAC request to get lower-bound setting.
Definition at line 44 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_GET_RES 0x84 |
UAC request to get resolution.
Definition at line 48 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_GET_STAT 0xFF |
UAC request to get status.
Definition at line 49 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_MICROPHONE |
Control target is microphone of UAC device.
Definition at line 36 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_REQ_TIMEOUT 50 |
UAC control request timeout value in tick (10ms unit)
Definition at line 33 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_RET_DATA_LEN -2004 |
Unexpected transfer length
Definition at line 100 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define UAC_RET_DEV_NOT_FOUND -2001 |
Audio Class device not found or removed.
Definition at line 97 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define UAC_RET_DEV_NOT_SUPPORTED -2011 |
Function not supported by the UAC device.
Definition at line 104 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define UAC_RET_DRV_NOT_SUPPORTED -2009 |
Function not supported by this UAC driver.
Definition at line 103 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define UAC_RET_FUNC_NOT_FOUND -2002 |
Audio device has no this function.
Definition at line 98 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define UAC_RET_INVALID -2005 |
Invalid parameter or usage.
Definition at line 101 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define UAC_RET_IO_ERR -2003 |
USB transfer failed.
Definition at line 99 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define UAC_RET_IS_STREAMING -2015 |
Audio pipe is on streaming.
Definition at line 106 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define UAC_RET_OK 0 |
Return with no errors.
Definition at line 96 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define UAC_RET_OUT_OF_MEMORY -2007 |
Out of memory.
Definition at line 102 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define UAC_RET_PARSER -2013 |
Failed to parse UAC descriptor
Definition at line 105 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define UAC_SET_CUR 0x01 |
UAC request to set current value.
Definition at line 41 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_SET_MAX 0x03 |
UAC request to set upper-bound setting.
Definition at line 45 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_SET_MIN 0x02 |
UAC request to set lower-bound setting.
Definition at line 43 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_SET_RES 0x04 |
UAC request to set resolution.
Definition at line 47 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UAC_SPEAKER |
Control target is speaker of UAC device.
Definition at line 35 of file usbh_uac.h.
| #define UMAS_ERR_CMD_STATUS -1037 |
SCSI command status failed
Definition at line 81 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define UMAS_ERR_DRIVE_NOT_FOUND -1039 |
drive not found
Definition at line 83 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define UMAS_ERR_INIT_DEVICE -1035 |
failed to init MSC device
Definition at line 80 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define UMAS_ERR_IO -1033 |
Device read/write failed.
Definition at line 79 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define UMAS_ERR_IVALID_PARM -1038 |
Invalid parameter.
Definition at line 82 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define UMAS_ERR_NO_DEVICE -1031 |
No Mass Stroage Device found.
Definition at line 78 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define UMAS_OK 0 |
No error.
Definition at line 77 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_ABORT -205 |
USB transfer aborted due to disconnect or reset
Definition at line 47 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_BABBLE_DETECTED -272 |
A ¡§babble¡¨ is detected during the transaction
Definition at line 53 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_BIT_STUFF -282 |
USB transfer bit stuffing error
Definition at line 58 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_BUFF_OVERRUN -292 |
USB trasfer buffer overrun error
Definition at line 66 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_BUFF_UNDERRUN -293 |
USB trasfer buffer underrun error
Definition at line 67 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_CC_NO_ERR -280 |
OHCI CC code - no error
Definition at line 56 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_CRC -281 |
USB trasfer CRC error
Definition at line 57 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_DATA_BUFF -274 |
Data buffer overrun or underrun
Definition at line 54 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_DATA_OVERRUN -288 |
USB trasfer data overrun error
Definition at line 64 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_DATA_TOGGLE -283 |
USB trasfer data toggle error
Definition at line 59 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_DATA_UNDERRUN -289 |
USB trasfer data underrun error
Definition at line 65 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_DESCRIPTOR -137 |
Failed to parse USB descriptors
Definition at line 41 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_DEV_NO_RESP -285 |
USB trasfer device no response error
Definition at line 61 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_DISCONNECTED -259 |
USB device was disconnected
Definition at line 50 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_EHCI_INIT -501 |
Failed to initialize EHCI controller.
Definition at line 74 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_EHCI_QH_BUSY -503 |
the Queue Head is busy.
Definition at line 75 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_EP_NOT_FOUND -107 |
Endpoint not found
Definition at line 40 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_IF_ALT_LIMIT -11 |
Number of alternative interface > MAX_ALT_PER_IFACE
Definition at line 33 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_IF_EP_LIMIT -15 |
Number of endpoints > MAX_EP_PER_IFACE
Definition at line 34 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_INVALID_PARAM -105 |
Invalid parameter
Definition at line 38 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_MEMORY_OUT -10 |
Out of memory.
Definition at line 32 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_NOT_ACCESS0 -294 |
USB trasfer not accessed error
Definition at line 68 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_NOT_ACCESS1 -295 |
USB trasfer not accessed error
Definition at line 69 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_NOT_EXPECTED -104 |
Unknown or unexpected
Definition at line 37 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_NOT_FOUND -106 |
Device or interface not found
Definition at line 39 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_NOT_MATCHED -103 |
Not macthed
Definition at line 36 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED -101 |
Device/Class/Transfer not supported
Definition at line 35 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_OHCI_EP_BUSY -303 |
The endpoint is under transfer.
Definition at line 72 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_OHCI_INIT -301 |
Failed to initialize OHIC controller.
Definition at line 71 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_PID_CHECK -286 |
USB trasfer PID check failure
Definition at line 62 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_PORT_RESET -255 |
Hub port reset failed
Definition at line 48 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_SCH_OVERRUN -257 |
USB isochronous schedule overrun
Definition at line 49 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_SET_CONFIG -151 |
Failed to set device configuration
Definition at line 43 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_SET_DEV_ADDR -139 |
Failed to set device address
Definition at line 42 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_STALL -284 |
USB trasfer STALL error
Definition at line 60 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_TIMEOUT -203 |
USB transfer time-out
Definition at line 46 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_TRANSACTION -271 |
USB transaction timeout, CRC, Bad PID, etc.
Definition at line 52 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_TRANSFER -201 |
USB transfer error
Definition at line 45 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_ERR_UNEXPECT_PID -287 |
USB trasfer unexpected PID error
Definition at line 63 of file usbh_lib.h.
| #define USBH_OK 0 |
No error.
Definition at line 31 of file usbh_lib.h.


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We consider here the conditions under which the complex Ginzburg-Landau equation arises. For simplicity we restrict attention to one spatial dimension; however, these results easily generalise to higher dimensions.
Let us consider a system with a control parameter that undergoes a finite-wavelength instability as is increased. Then, considering the growth of a Fourier mode in the linearised system, the growthrate behaves as shown.
For , all modes are decaying so the homogeneous state is stable. While, for , a critical wavenumber gains neutral stability and for , there is a narrow band of wavenumbers around the critical value where the growthrate is slightly positive. (We also define a critical wavefrequency .) Now since the width of the unstable wavenumber band is of order , there can be slow modulations over length scales of order .
Note that we have assumed that the instability is supercritical, meaning the nonlinearities saturate so that the realised patterns have small amplitude.
If (at the critical wavenumber) then the unstable modes are growing in time but stationary in space. Consequently, the resulting patterns take a stationary form. To describe the patterns of the system, we separate the dynamics into a fast component (varying over the original time and space scales) and an envelope that varies slowly in space and time. Thus, close to theshold, the dynamics can be described by
where is a complex amplitude. Now assuming the system is invariant under translations ('gauge invariance') and enjoys a reflectional symmetry, that is, the system is unchanged by the transformations:
then, to leading-order, and after rescaling, obeys the real Ginzburg-Landau equation (RGLE)
If then the unstable modes are of a travelling wave form. As before, we can separate the dynamics into two components:
In this case, after rescaling, is governed by the complex Ginzburg-Landau equation (CGLE)
where the parameters and measure linear and nonlinear dispersion (the dependence of the frequency of the waves on the wavenumber), respectively. Of couse, the RGLE is simply a special case of the CGLE where .
At this stage, several comments are in order:


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As of 29 October 2002, Health
Canada has reported a total number of 110 human cases
of West Nile virus infection: 79 suspected cases, 31
confirmed cases, including 1 death. One confirmed case is resident in the
province of Alberta, one suspected case and 3 confirmed cases are resident in
the province of Quebec, and the remaining 78 suspected cases and 27 confirmed
cases are resident in the province of Ontario (see
previous report).
Five deaths have also occurred in individuals
identified as suspected cases. The cause of death in these persons is under
investigation. The one confirmed case in Alberta and one confirmed case in
Ontario likely acquired infection while travelling in the United States whereas
all other cases acquired their infection within their home province.


Exceptions
Exception Classes
All exception classes in Kotlin are descendants of the class Throwable
.
Every exception has a message, stack trace and an optional cause.
To throw an exception object, use the throw-expression:
fun main(args: Array<String>) {
//sampleStart
throw Exception("Hi There!")
//sampleEnd
}
To catch an exception, use the try-expression:
try {
// some code
}
catch (e: SomeException) {
// handler
}
finally {
// optional finally block
}
There may be zero or more catch blocks. finally blocks may be omitted. However at least one catch or finally block should be present.
Try is an expression
try is an expression, i.e. it may have a return value:
val a: Int? = try { parseInt(input) } catch (e: NumberFormatException) { null }
The returned value of a try-expression is either the last expression in the try block or the last expression in the catch block (or blocks). Contents of the finally block do not affect the result of the expression.
Checked Exceptions
Kotlin does not have checked exceptions. There are many reasons for this, but we will provide a simple example.
The following is an example interface of the JDK implemented by StringBuilder
class:
Appendable append(CharSequence csq) throws IOException;
What does this signature say? It says that every time I append a string to something (a StringBuilder
, some kind of a log, a console, etc.)
I have to catch those IOExceptions
. Why? Because it might be performing IO (Writer
also implements Appendable
)…
So it results into this kind of code all over the place:
try {
log.append(message)
}
catch (IOException e) {
// Must be safe
}
And this is no good, see Effective Java, 3rd Edition, Item 77: Don't ignore exceptions.
Bruce Eckel says in Does Java need Checked Exceptions?:
Examination of small programs leads to the conclusion that requiring exception specifications could both enhance developer productivity and enhance code quality, but experience with large software projects suggests a different result – decreased productivity and little or no increase in code quality.
Other citations of this sort:
- Java's checked exceptions were a mistake (Rod Waldhoff)
- The Trouble with Checked Exceptions (Anders Hejlsberg)
The Nothing type
throw
is an expression in Kotlin, so you can use it, for example, as part of an Elvis expression:
val s = person.name ?: throw IllegalArgumentException("Name required")
The type of the throw
expression is the special type Nothing
.
The type has no values and is used to mark code locations that can never be reached.
In your own code, you can use Nothing
to mark a function that never returns:
fun fail(message: String): Nothing {
throw IllegalArgumentException(message)
}
When you call this function, the compiler will know that the execution doesn't continue beyond the call:
val s = person.name ?: fail("Name required")
println(s) // 's' is known to be initialized at this point
Another case where you may encounter this type is type inference. The nullable variant of this type,
Nothing?
, has exactly one possible value, which is null
. If you use null
to initialize
a value of an inferred type and there's no other information that can be used to determine a more
specific type, the compiler will infer the Nothing?
type:
val x = null // 'x' has type `Nothing?`
val l = listOf(null) // 'l' has type `List<Nothing?>
Java Interoperability
Please see the section on exceptions in the Java Interoperability section for information about Java interoperability.


What are Treasury, Departments and Parliament busy with?
- National Treasury holds technical structures hearings, where function groups present their recommendations. (August & September)
- The Ministers' Committee on the Budget Technical Committee (MTEC) deliberations culminate in it tabling recommendations to political executive structures, including the Ministers' Committee on the Budget (MINCOMBUD), the Budget Council and the Budget Forum. (August & September)
- The Ministers' Committee on the Budget (MINCOMBUD) finalises its recommendations to Cabinet on the fiscal framework, key national government spending priorities, division of revenue (DoR) and the substantial adjustments to conditional grants to be tabled in the Medium Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS). (August & September)
- Departments engage with technical and political structures on the budget as per the adopted budget strategy and budget process. (August & September)
- Holding of "Women's Parliament".
- Parliament decides on the priorities for the fourth term. (August & September)
How can I participate?
- Engage government departments on their budgets.


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Should I use CSS or markup to correctly format Unicode-based bidirectional (bidi) text in HTML and XML-based markup languages?
You should always use dedicated bidi markup to describe your content, where markup is available.
For HTML, the bidi markup is sufficient and no CSS bidi styling is needed. You should never apply CSS bidi styling to ordinary elements or attributes. This includes content delivered as XML using XHTML 1.x or polyglot markup.
For other content delivered as XML, you should also use dedicated bidi markup if available, but you may need to use CSS styling to indicate the expected behavior of that markup.
Because directionality is an integral part of the document structure, markup should be used to set the directionality for a document or chunk of information, or to identify places in the text where the Unicode bidirectional algorithm alone is insufficient to achieve desired directionality.
To produce the desired right-to-left or bidirectional effect, some people simply apply CSS to whatever general paragraph or inline elements surround the relevant text. However, styling applied by CSS is not permanent. It may be turned off, be overridden, go unrecognised, or be changed/replaced in different contexts. The markup may also find its way into places where the CSS is not available, eg. via shared databases, or quoted fragments.
Although bidi markup is only needed for the visual rendering of a text it is not purely decorative in function.
Markup remains integrated with the document content in a persistent fashion. It also lends significant clarity to the content if you use dedicated bidi markup. You should therefore use dedicated bidi markup whenever it is available. Do not simply attach CSS styling to a general element to achieve the effect.
Note that this presupposes that documents written in markup languages always have recourse to markup specifically dedicated to the support of mixed direction text. People designing or maintaining a DTD or Schema should be encouraged to add elements or attributes for that purpose.
text/html
Use markup only. The CSS Writing Modes specification recommends the use of markup for bidi text in HTML.
"If a document language provides markup features to control bidi, authors and users should use those features instead and not specify CSS rules to override them."
In fact it specifically states that authors should not use the direction
or unicode-bidi
properties with HTML. This is because the HTML specification clearly defines the expected
behaviour of browsers with respect to the bidi markup.
application/xhtml+xml
XHTML 1.x and polyglot pages served as application/xhtml+xml
are expected to use the same semantics as HTML. Therefore, it also makes sense
to use markup only and no CSS for this.
application/xml
or text/xml
Normally a user agent will not automatically recognize or know what to do with any bidi markup you use in XML documents. CSS properties should therefore be used to indicate the expected visual behaviour of text in your document.
The CSS, however, should always be linked to dedicated bidi markup in the text.
See section 15.3.5 Bidirectional text in the HTML specification for the styling that is used for HTML markup. This markup provides a good model for defining markup in XML applications. Note, in particular, that the CSS applies the isolate
value of unicode-bidi
(and isolate-override
for bdo
). This is strongly recommended, rather than simple embedding, for all elements carrying a dir
(or equivalent) attribute. (See Inline markup and bidirectional text in HTML for the reasons.)
Bidi styling could be defined in a separate style sheet, and that style sheet included in your other style sheets or in your document. This simplifies the development of style sheets and reinforces the difference between bidi and other styling. Think about the bidi style sheet as a part of the schema information that defines the meaning of specific bidi markup, rather than as the decorative styling that can exist in various variants.
There are situations in HTML and possibly other XML-based markup languages where text appears in an attribute or an element that only supports character data. Neither markup nor CSS can be used to modify directionality of either attribute text or part of the text in an element that supports only character data. In these cases you will need to resort to the use of Unicode directional formatting codes. (See Using Unicode controls for bidi text for more details.)
Related links, Authoring HTML & CSS


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npm i @coveops/dynamic-facet-generator
Typescript:
import { DynamicFacetGenerator, IDynamicFacetGeneratorOptions } from '@coveops/dynamic-facet-generator';
Javascript
const DynamicFacetGenerator = require('@coveops/dynamic-facet-generator').DynamicFacetGenerator;
export * from '@coveops/dynamic-facet-generator'
Place the component in your markup:

Extending the component can be done as follows:
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Device Abstraction layer header for USB DWC3 device contoller driver. More...
#include "hw_dwc_usb.h"
#include "hw_trb_device.h"
#include "hw_depcmdpar.h"
#include "usb_dcd_interface.h"
Data Structures | |
| struct | usbDwcDcdDEpEvnt |
| This structure contains the device endpoint specific event details. More... | |
| struct | usbDwcDcdDEvnt |
| This structure contains the device specific event buffer details. More... | |
| union | usbDwcDcdEvnt |
| This union contains the Event buffer description. The events can be of two types: More... | |
| struct | usbDwcDcdDEpCmdParms |
| Device physical endpoint Command parameters. More... | |
| struct | usbDEpTrb |
| This structure defines the bit fields required for USB endpoint TRB. More... | |
| struct | usbDwcDcdDevice |
| Dwc3 device object used by the DWC3 driver. More... | |
Macros | |
| #define | USB_DCD_DWC_EVNT_BUF_MAX (32U) |
| Macro to contain the maximum number of elements in a buffer. | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct usbDwcDcdDEpEvnt | usbDwcDcdDEpEvnt_t |
| This structure contains the device endpoint specific event details. | |
| typedef struct usbDwcDcdDEvnt | usbDwcDcdDEvnt_t |
| This structure contains the device specific event buffer details. | |
| typedef union usbDwcDcdEvnt | usbDwcDcdEvnt_t |
| This union contains the Event buffer description. The events can be of two types: More... | |
| typedef struct usbDwcDcdDEpCmdParms | usbDwcDcdDEpCmdParms_t |
| Device physical endpoint Command parameters. | |
| typedef enum usbDEpCmdType | usbDEpCmdType_t |
| This enum contains the types of commands that can be issued by the DWC3 device controller. | |
| typedef enum usbDwcDcdTrbCtrl | usbDwcDcdTrbCtrl_t |
| This enum indicates the type of the TRB being used. | |
| typedef enum usbDwcDcdEvntType | usbDwcDcdEvntType_t |
| This enum contains the possible endpoint event. | |
| typedef enum usbDwcDcdEp0State | usbDwcDcdEp0State_t |
| This enum contains the possible values of state of endpoint 0. | |
| typedef struct usbDwcDcdDevice | usbDwcDcdDevice_t |
| Dwc3 device object used by the DWC3 driver. | |
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| enum | usbDEpCmdType { USB_D_EP_CMD_SETEPCFG = DWC_USB_DEPCMD_0_CMDTYP_DEPCFG, USB_D_EP_CMD_SETEPXFERRESCFG = DWC_USB_DEPCMD_0_CMDTYP_DEPXFERCFG, USB_D_EP_CMD_GETEPSTATE = DWC_USB_DEPCMD_0_CMDTYP_DEPGETDSEQ, USB_D_EP_CMD_SETSTALL = DWC_USB_DEPCMD_0_CMDTYP_DEPSETSTALL, USB_D_EP_CMD_CLRSTALL = DWC_USB_DEPCMD_0_CMDTYP_DEPCSTALL, USB_D_EP_CMD_STRTXFER = DWC_USB_DEPCMD_0_CMDTYP_DEPSTRTXFER, USB_D_EP_CMD_UPDXFER = DWC_USB_DEPCMD_0_CMDTYP_DEPUPDXFER, USB_D_EP_CMD_ENDXFER = DWC_USB_DEPCMD_0_CMDTYP_DEPENDXFER, USB_D_EP_CMD_STARTCFG = DWC_USB_DEPCMD_0_CMDTYP_DEPSTARTCFG } |
| This enum contains the types of commands that can be issued by the DWC3 device controller. More... | |
| enum | usbDwcDcdTrbCtrl { USB_DWC_DCD_TRB_CTRL_NORMAL = TRB_CONTROL_TRBCTL_NORMAL, USB_DWC_DCD_TRB_CTRL_SETUP = TRB_CONTROL_TRBCTL_CSET, USB_DWC_DCD_TRB_CTRL_STATUS2 = TRB_CONTROL_TRBCTL_CSTS2, USB_DWC_DCD_TRB_CTRL_STATUS3 = TRB_CONTROL_TRBCTL_CSTS3, USB_DWC_DCD_TRB_CTRL_CTRL_DATA1 = TRB_CONTROL_TRBCTL_CDAT1, USB_DWC_DCD_TRB_CTRL_ISO_FIRST = TRB_CONTROL_TRBCTL_ISO1 , USB_DWC_DCD_TRB_CTRL_LINK = TRB_CONTROL_TRBCTL_LINK } |
| This enum indicates the type of the TRB being used. More... | |
| enum | usbDwcDcdEvntType { USB_DWC_DCD_EVNT_TYPE_XFERCOMPLETE = 1U, USB_DWD_DCD_EVNT_TYPE_XFERNRDY = 3U } |
| This enum contains the possible endpoint event. More... | |
| enum | usbDwcDcdEp0State { USB_DWC_DCD_EP0_STATE_SETUP = 0, USB_DWC_DCD_EP0_STATE_DATA_IN, USB_DWC_DCD_EP0_STATE_DATA_OUT, USB_DWC_DCD_EP0_STATE_STATUS2, USB_DWC_DCD_EP0_STATE_STATUS3_IN, USB_DWC_DCD_EP0_STATE_STATUS3_OUT, USB_DWC_DCD_EP0_STATE_STALL } |
| This enum contains the possible values of state of endpoint 0. More... | |
Functions | |
| struct usbDEpTrb | __attribute__ ((packed)) usbDEpTrb_t |
| This structure defines the bit fields required for USB endpoint TRB. More... | |
| uint32_t | USBDwcDcdInit (usbDcd_t *pDcdObject) |
| USB DWC3 device controller driver core init API. More... | |
| uint32_t | USBDwcDcdIntrHandler (usbDwcDcdDevice_t *dwc3) |
| USB DWC3 device interrupt handler. This will get all the device and endpoint events for all the endpoints. More... | |
| uint32_t | USBDwcDcdConfigDevChara (usbDcd_t *pDcdObject, usbDevChara_t *pDevCharacteristic) |
| This API sets the device characteristics. More... | |
| uint32_t | USBDwcDcdEp0Req (usbDcd_t *pDcdObject, usbEndpt0Request_t *req) |
| Endpoint 0 request for control endpoint. More... | |
| uint32_t | USBDwcDcdEpReq (usbDcd_t *pDcdObject, usbEndptRequest_t *req) |
| Endpoint request for control bulk and isoch transfers for all endpoints other than endpoint 0. More... | |
| void | usbDwcDcdEnableWrapperIntr (uint32_t baseAddr) |
| Enable all the wrapper interrupts. More... | |
Variables | |
| uint32_t | bufPtrLow |
| uint32_t | bufPtrHigh |
| uint32_t | bufSize |
| uint32_t | packetCntM1 |
| uint32_t | rsvd1 |
| uint32_t | trbSts |
| uint32_t | hwo |
| uint32_t | lst |
| uint32_t | trbCtrl |
| uint32_t | ispImi |
| uint32_t | ioc |
| uint32_t | rsvd2 |
| uint32_t | streamId |
| uint32_t | rsvd3 |
Device Abstraction layer header for USB DWC3 device contoller driver.
| typedef union usbDwcDcdEvnt usbDwcDcdEvnt_t |
This union contains the Event buffer description. The events can be of two types:
| enum usbDEpCmdType |
This enum contains the types of commands that can be issued by the DWC3 device controller.
| enum usbDwcDcdEp0State |
This enum contains the possible values of state of endpoint 0.
| enum usbDwcDcdEvntType |
| enum usbDwcDcdTrbCtrl |
This enum indicates the type of the TRB being used.
| uint32_t USBDwcDcdConfigDevChara | ( | usbDcd_t * | pDcdObject, |
| usbDevChara_t * | pDevCharacteristic | ||
| ) |
This API sets the device characteristics.
| pDcdObject | pointer to the USB device control object. |
| pDevCharacteristic | pointer to the device characteristics structure. |
| void usbDwcDcdEnableWrapperIntr | ( | uint32_t | baseAddr | ) |
Enable all the wrapper interrupts.
| baseAddr | Baseaddress of USB wrapper register |
| uint32_t USBDwcDcdEp0Req | ( | usbDcd_t * | pDcdObject, |
| usbEndpt0Request_t * | req | ||
| ) |
Endpoint 0 request for control endpoint.
| pDcdObject | pointer to the USB device control object. |
| req | USB request which needs to be handled for endpoint 0 |
| uint32_t USBDwcDcdEpReq | ( | usbDcd_t * | pDcdObject, |
| usbEndptRequest_t * | req | ||
| ) |
Endpoint request for control bulk and isoch transfers for all endpoints other than endpoint 0.
| pDcdObject | pointer to the USB device control object. |
| req | USB request which needs to be handled for endpoint other than endpoint 0. |
| uint32_t USBDwcDcdInit | ( | usbDcd_t * | pDcdObject | ) |
USB DWC3 device controller driver core init API.
| pDcdObject | pointer to the USB device control driver object |
| uint32_t USBDwcDcdIntrHandler | ( | usbDwcDcdDevice_t * | dwc3 | ) |
USB DWC3 device interrupt handler. This will get all the device and endpoint events for all the endpoints.
| dwc3 | pointer to the dwc3 object |
| uint32_t bufPtrHigh |
Buffer pointer high address
| uint32_t bufPtrLow |
Buffer pointer low address
| uint32_t bufSize |
Buffer size to be used
| uint32_t hwo |
Hardware owner of descriptor
| uint32_t ioc |
Interrupt on complete
| uint32_t ispImi |
Interrupt on short packet/ Missed ISOC
| uint32_t lst |
Last TRB
| uint32_t packetCntM1 |
Packet count M1
| uint32_t rsvd1 |
Reserved fields
| uint32_t rsvd2 |
Reserved fields
| uint32_t rsvd3 |
Reserved fields
| uint32_t streamId |
Stream ID
| uint32_t trbCtrl |
TRB control
| uint32_t trbSts |
TRB status


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Provides a generic implementation of ThreadStackManager features that works in conjunction with OpenThread. More...
#include <include/platform/PlatformManager.h>
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Provides a generic implementation of ThreadStackManager features that works in conjunction with OpenThread.
This class contains implementations of select features from the ThreadStackManager abstract interface that are suitable for use on devices that employ OpenThread. It is intended to be inherited, directly or indirectly, by the ThreadStackManagerImpl class, which also appears as the template's ImplClass parameter.
The class is designed to be independent of the choice of host OS (e.g. RTOS or posix) and network stack (e.g. LwIP or other IP stack).
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open class UsageError : CliktError
An internal exception that signals a usage error.
The option and argument properties are used in message formatting, and can be set after the exception is created. If this is thrown inside a call to convert, the argument or option value will be set automatically
UsageError(text: String, paramName: String? = null) UsageError(text: String, argument: Argument) UsageError(text: String, option: Option) |
var argument: Argument?
The argument that caused this error. This may be set after the error is thrown. |
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The option that caused this error. This may be set after the error is thrown. |
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The name of the parameter that caused the error. If possible, this should be set to the actual name used. If not set, it will be inferred from argument or option if either is set. |
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An option was provided that does not exist. |


Hey, Jones here we are for another episode of keeping up with the Joneses. We are in fact here. I want to keep up with you
Tell me how your week was best of luck
My week was uh good
It was a busy week, but there's not much fun stuff to report like
You know kids starting school and doctor's appointments and kindergarten screenings and that kind of stuff
And lots of little kid birthday parties with lots of screaming and running around
Right busy week, but not the type of stuff that makes a podcast interesting
No.
Next.
Tell me some funny stories.
Tia, our five-year-old,
had us in stitches today.
There's a phrase that my mother used to say when we were kids that
shoots, I love you so much I could eat you up, which if you think,
taking literally is an absolutely horrible phrase to say to a child.
But we say to our kids all the time, "Oh, you're so cute.
I could eat you."
So today, Tia made a startling case for why she should not be eating.
She started with "But I have boogers in my nose."
And we're like, what's your point darling?

And so I was like, of course, well, I love boogers.
They're the best.
She's like, but then I have blood.
They have bone.
And there's stuff in my ears, she said.
And if you were to chew on my teeth, it would hurt your teeth.
But the, the, and I rest my case.
My lord was when she said, you can't eat me because I have a heart and Jesus lives in it.

So clearly she's going to be a lawyer or something.
More something for sure.
It's quite funny.
And my other favorite thing I tweeted this, we were, we haven't watched up
in a while, certainly Michael John has never seen that up.
So I was introduced to my kids as all good father should do to the Pixar
movies and so we're watching up, but you know that beautiful scene, babe, where you know,
there's no dialogue. It's the beautiful music. And it just basically tells the story of how they
meet and they get married and they fall in love and they buy a house. Yeah, I really don't like it.
I try to have kids and you know, go through through through through through. I'm watching this and
I happen to say it low to nobody in particular. This is probably the most moving seven minutes in
movie history. Tia, without skipping a beat, she goes, yeah, too bad she dies at the end.
So I'm not a responder than Tia. So that was probably the highlight of my week, just
assumed to my five year old be brilliant. We have a couple of readers questions that we didn't get to
last week. I've got an anonymous question. I'm not sure how I feel about anonymous questions,
But this question says, in a marriage, how do you manage your best friend and be married?
What do you do if your spouse doesn't seem to understand?
So I'm not quite sure I understand.
But the question is.
Right, I'm not quite sure I understand the question.
So whoever's in the end, if you didn't think about a better way of writing that, sorry,
that sounds terrible.
If you can think, I'm owning that I don't understand the question rather than that you
are a terrible question, right?
That's not what I'm saying.
But if you think of a way of helping me understand that a little bit better, we'll have a stab at answering that next week.
Another question this time, not anonymous came from Amanda, and she said, "Hey, Ellen, and AJ. Hey, Amanda.
I loved hearing your road to Nashville story, but I've always wondered what the transition was like when you arrived.
Did Grayson already have a young adults ministry, or did you have to form one? And what was that process and time like, what did you all learn?"
Well, we learned a ton to start with.
Did it already have an young adults ministry sort of, but it hadn't really been operating
for a while.
So we formed one and we knew we were coming here to do three things.
And one of them was to form a adult ministry.
And I had been part of one in Toronto that was fairly successful.
And we liked some of the stuff from that.
We just started envisioning really what we wanted to happen.
And so we formed one.
Yeah, we had our first meeting, I think like January 19th or something like that, and sort
of a preliminary, "Hey, we're going to do this if you want to join a school."
Right, and that was just saying.
We were just saying that the very first meeting, "Hey, this is who we are, and this is what
we like."
And we don't really know what we're doing, but we know that we love the presence of God
more than anything else.
And we're just going to follow the Holy Spirit.
So if you want to come along, come along kind of thing.
And people seem to.
We're now fifth year, four years, fifth year.
Well, we're past five now, aren't we?
I don't know.
I've asked.
But we still do the same thing.
We just, you know, want to spend a long time in the presence of God.
And then we love practical teaching and impartation.
But I think the most powerful thing is our ministry time at the end,
where people can come in and experience and encounter God.
in the prophetic ministry beforehand. I just love that there's no master plan because that way
God gets to move probably more freely than if we had a master plan.
Right. Now, there's an odd for us as people who love plans to not have a master plan.
But yeah, I don't know if that helps answer your question, but the transition was very easy
when we arrived. We loved it. We just kind of hit the road flying and I've never lived back.
we really loved it. Awesome. Well, this week, AJ, we were talking about what we want to talk about.
And there's a bunch of topics we could have talked about, but I want to talk about two
my favorite people in the whole wide world. Yes, let's. And the reason for this is a number of
reasons. We were talking last week about revival, and you were talking about your journey into
revival in Toronto. And so the two people we want to talk about this week is John and Carol
on it. I don't think there's any, I purply when I make this next statement that there's
an awful lot in my life that I would not have if it was not for them. Yes. I would not have
a revelation of the Holy Spirit and the Father and Jesus like I do now if it wasn't for John
and Carol. Yes. And I wouldn't have you as my wife. No, most likely not. And as a result,
I wouldn't have the children I have or the nice way I have.
Sure.
We wouldn't be here.
No.
So we owe them a huge debt.
They've just been.
Significant.
Isn't that big enough word?
Absolutely significant.
I thank the Lord.
I thank the Lord.
That's right.
I thank the Lord for them all the time for what they've done for us and what they've done for countless
thousands of people all over the world.
Yeah.
They're.
Yeah.
Wonderful.
Tell us how you first met them.
Well, I first met them at the church.
I think I can't remember if I've told that story.
We've told the story many times.
You mean on the podcast?
Yeah, on the podcast.
All right.
Well, even if you have, some people might not have heard it.
So tell again, because it's so awesome.
Give us the nutshell.
The nutshell version is I got hijacked by a friend and brought to their church.
And I didn't want to go and I was mad and I was staying in the back end protest and
the worship started and
At this particular time in my life my father had killed himself a few months before and I was an
Absolute mess completely obsessed with killing myself
and they started singing this song called father I want you to hold me and
I remember hearing a horrific noise and it probably took me about 30 seconds
which sounds really bizarre to figure out I was making it, but I howled.
I mean, just how old is.
I was sort of getting in touch with core pain.
And which is unusual because at that point you were ridiculously shut down.
Really shut down.
I didn't, yeah, I didn't talk really.
I never let anybody see me cry and I could not get it together.

But how many people are in the church?
Oh, maybe 60 wasn't very many.
Okay.
So it's not like you could have got lost.
You were.
No, everybody looked at me at some point during the worship set.
Cause I mean, I could be heard over top of any volume of worship.
Um, and, uh, anyway, at the end of worship, I sat down only because
Sandy pulled me down into my chair probably because she was dying a thousand deaths.
And I don't think Sandy realized just how much was stored up within me.
And at the end of the service, you know, John had spoken at the end of the service.
He said, "There's somebody here that needs to know that Daddy loves them."
And good guess, John.
Good guess, John.
Could it be the check losing it at the back?
um, keen sense of the obvious.
Uh, anyway, I remember thinking to myself, I'm not going up there.
There's 60 people in this room watching me, but I seriously wonder if angels were pushing me.
I remember my body getting up and walking up there and me thinking,
what are we doing?
Why are we going up there?
You know, but anyway, walked up and John opened up his arms and I walked into his arms and I cried all over that man for about 40 minutes.
It's not tears.
The whole scenario.
And they pretty much have had me since then,
whether they wanted me or not.
- But you just, you sobbed and snarled all over that shirt.
You never saw that shirt again.
- No, and still to this day when we asked John
about the shirt, he just smiles.
He never says anything.
So for a while there, we were buying him a new shirt
every Christmas before we just to make sure that we...
- Hey John, we owe you a shirt.
- Hey John, since you're not gonna tell us,
we're just gonna buy you another shirt.
- So you met them as we discovered last week,
way before revival ever hit.
couple years before.

- Yeah, I mean, to begin with, it was just, you know,
Sunday mornings, it was, you know, it was mostly John
and John would see me and just love me or pray for me
or give me a hug or, you know, stuff like that.
And then a little later on, when I was doing things like
hitting other youth leaders at church, Carol would call me
aside and have little discussions about not punching
people at church and, you know, hand--
So old tassel.
Handy tips like that.

You didn't even have to talk to your friends about where you're going to be because you
all knew you were coming back tomorrow night.
See what God was going to do.
I, um, I find it funny that, you know, before I'd ever met them, I'd read all this stuff
on the internet about them.
And you know, you can Google a whole lot of nonsense about them.
And now knowing them for 10 plus years and having lived with them for four of those years
and having been by their side traveling the world with them for over a year, it's so
funny that people can come to the conclusions that they have about them.
Because truth be told, they're, I don't know how to describe them.
They're two of the most Jesus loving people I know.
I mean, their love for Jesus is incredible and tangible.
We're going to be.
And they actually, the two of them, they have a lot in common with the Holy Spirit, you
know, in their personalities.
They're, they're ridiculously fun to be around.
They're constantly emanating joy.
Wouldn't you say?
They're constantly pointing towards Jesus.
They are.
They're constantly pointing towards Jesus.
That's a very good point.
And they're very humble.
they're, yeah, they're just incredibly joyful people to be around.
I love them.
They both have eyes of love.
They're childlike.
Oh, so childlike.
Yeah, they really enjoy when God does something, even if it's new.
And even if they don't know what he's doing, they're, they don't panic.
They just sort of go, okay, God, they're constantly asking him questions and, you
know,
I wonder if I have a somewhat unique
perspective on some facets of their life, you know, having traveled with them and been
so close to them in the midst of ministry. I would be always be amazed at the consistency
of the Holy Spirit honoring them. And what I mean by that is we'd go to so many different
churches and different cultures and different countries. And the same thing would always
happen you'd walk in and the atmosphere was pretty. It was either vibrant with excitement
about God was going to do on the other end of the spectrum really stayed in full of
unbelief. But the same thing always happened, the Holy Spirit would show up and just,
just absolutely turn the place upside down so gloriously.
And I think part of that was their utter confidence, yes, that the Holy Spirit was going to show up,
but also utter dependence on the Holy Spirit. Knowing full well, Lord, if you don't show up,
then it's just another meeting. And, you know, I remember being in Oxford University in the
the theology department. So much in the Holy Spirit, just fall on these students and on
these professors and just have an incredible time and then, you know, go to Japan and see
the same thing, you know, people all over the floor. But both John and Carol, you know,
I'd be beside them and I'd hear them praying just these wonderful, beautiful tender prayers
of submission and honor to the Lord. And it's no wonder he'd...
But not not wordy, just simple.
Yeah.
Wasn't bull.
Tell me some funny stories about John and Carol.
Um, well, when we live with them, we used to have quite a bit of fun.
Carol and I used to have fun hiding chocolate from you and John.
How well did that work?
It worked very well.

Are you on drugs?
Dude, we had a stash that was.
Dude, dude, we had a stash that you were able to find.
And we had the stash that we were actually hiding that you guys didn't find.
So I always found chocolate was in about 15 seconds of being in a kitchen.
That was the ones you're allowed to find.
I think you're making it.
Okay.
I just asked for funny stories, not antagonistic stories.
Oh, well, we always knew we could get Carol to come down for a visit by
cooking popcorn and opening the door between our apartment and their house above us.
and she would somehow come up.
She'd come down like a make up some excuse
why she'd come down.
- As Kryptonite is the Superman,
so popcorn is the carol.
- That's true, that's true.
I remember John is really funny.
He's quite, well, he appears to be very random,
but he's got a great track record
in the midst of that randomness.
- Let's clarify, he's absolutely random.
There's no appearing.
He is one of the most random people ever, but he bats about eight or nine out of 10 for the Holy Spirit on that randomness.
Yeah.
So I remember this one time I had been in the midst of studying God's generals and had become fascinated with Amy Semple McPherson and was reading all this stuff on her and talking to the Lord about her and stuff like that.
And while I was right in the midst of, you know, all this study of her, I see John in
the cafeteria church and he's, you know, just putting his dry away and I'm putting my dry
away.
And he says, "A.J., you think about Amy Semple McPherson then?"
I was like, "Oh, John, you know, I'm studying her.
Oh, so you know who she is.
Yeah.
Well, I just think you're so like her or something."
And then he just like walked away.
And for me, I mean, for him, it was just some random conversation.
But for me, it was like this huge confirmation of like, okay, God, you're talking to me through
this person and encouraging me.
Um, and this was before I'd gone into ministry and anything like that.
It was just a fascination with the woman of God.
Yeah.
I would, I would wonder how many decisions John has made and the ministry that John
leads has made based on John's randomness that is actually the Holy Spirit.
I remember once being at conference in Jack Frost was speaking and there are probably
a thousand people at the conference and I'm on one side of the church hall just trying
to get something done.
Actually, I'm running an errand and I see John, John catches my eye, he's on the front
row and he beckons me to come over and so it's kind of inconvenient because it means
after walk in front of the whole auditorium.
You know right in front of all TV cameras on to the front row where John is and so I you know try and be subtle as I can
I sit next to John and John's like
Alan
you see that young man over there and
I look to my right and you know while everybody else is seated on the other side of the auditor and there's this young
Man standing at my said aha John says over and say hello to him
I'm like oh
Okay, so I get up and proceed to walk to the complete other side of the auditorium where I meet this young man
I just introduced myself to him say hi. He's like hi. I'm Alan. He's like hi. My name is whatever his name is
And I'm like are you new here? And he's like yeah, I was like are you in China conference?  He's like not really so I just had this conversation with him in a couple of minutes later
I
You know lead them to the Lord and so we shake hands.  I was like well, I let him to the Lord and got him saved and John's like very good
But you know, it's just a classic
John move
But you'd see him do that at all stages, you know all stages of ministry making decisions that was just astonishing to me
Including hiring people, the signing where to go.
It's, try out record was amazing.
Should I tell the story of me dating you?
Yes.
So when I started, I went to the school, I did five months of school.
And then there's a whole story of how I ended up interning with John and Carol.
But it's my first week interning with John and Carol.
I haven't met them because they're somewhere on the road.
And I fall in love with AJ.
And I would like to date her, but I want to do it really honorably.
I want to speak to John and ask his permission.
And I want to speak to another man called Fred Wright and ask his permission.
And Fred happens both John and Fred would travel internationally all the time.
So I met Fred first and introduced myself to him and said, Hey, you know, I'm really
interested in dating your spiritual daughter, AJ Jones.
And so he grilled me for about four or five minutes in his office.
I swear profusely.
I quoted lots of scripture.
So he knew I knew the Bible and then he gave him permission.
He was like, "Well Alan, I think that would be good."
That's my forever impersonation.
But because John was away, I didn't get to speak to John.
So we went out for lunch or we went on a date and I knew I was going to be seeing John the
next couple of days.
So my whole plan was to just say, "John, Carol, you don't know me, but I know that
you love AJ.
I know she's really important to you and I'm an honorable man.
I'd really like to pursue her.
Can I have your permission?"
But you know, John the Trichster already knew all of this because our friend Stuart had
given John a heads up that I liked you.
Yeah.
Well, I was in the car.
Thanks, Stuart.
Thanks, Stuart, for that.
So when I am in Virginia Beach and meet John and Kyle for the first time, I'm already
nervous.
I'm already playing on my head what to say to them.
And I'm, you know, John just turns the tables on me when I pick him up to the airport.
I'm like, "Hello, John.
Hello, Carol.
It's great to see you.
I'm Alan."

I brought in the first thing John says is,
what have you done to R.A.J.?
(laughs)
So I was wanted to speak to you first
and you know, and so I'm panicking.
And he's like, "Well, why don't we speak
"at the end of the conference?"
And I'm doing the math going 'cause that's like five days
away, you're gonna make me swear for five days.
And of course he's gonna make me swear for five days.
(laughs)
Conference finishes and it's like midnight 1 a.m.
And John's like, "Why don't we have breakfast tomorrow?"
And you can talk to Carol and I about, you know,
AJ and your interest in her.
So I'm like, okay, I got a better 1 a.m.
I'm up at like 6 a.m.
I'm having a shower, I'm cleaning my teeth,
having another shower, I'm going to do the game.
I'm memorizing scripture,
I am, you know, making sure that I, you know,
can answer all those questions.
And so I go to their room and they said,
you know, come at eight o'clock,
I go to the room at eight and knock on the door,
there's no answer.
I'm like, maybe they're downstairs.
Like, what do I do?
Do I knock again?
I'd be terrified if I woke them up.
So yeah, I wait anxiously, I knock on the door again.
And after a couple of knocks on the door,
Carol answers the door, you know,
in her house called Yawn and like,
"Yeah, oh, come on, come on in.
"Oh, I didn't realize you were here.
"Oh gosh, well, let's get John out of bed."
And I'm thinking, "Oh God, this is horrible.

But there's Cheerios, but come on in!
Lord of room service, we'll have breakfast together.
So there I am,
sitting in John and Carol's hotel room,
and they're in their pajamas in their house coat.
And as normal as can be, and I'm freaking out,
'cause they're my two heroes,
and I'm trying to create good impression on them.
And so I just start speed talking.
And what I haven't learned yet is John
has a pretty short attention span.
So you've got about less than a minute
to convey your idea to John,
He's working out.
You might get a whole two minutes sometimes.
Never.
I would take China for Jesus.
He's planning global outreaches and revival.
Clearly, John has begun into two now as I start my 45-minute prepared speech.
But Carol, she's a high responder.
She's making eye contact with me.
She thinks I'm just so endearing and sweet and earnest.
She's being a real mama and she's nodding.
Of course, she thinks it's lovely that I love you so much.
And so I finished be talking for 45 minutes and as I finish I said, so you know, what
do you think?
Do I have permission to pursue aging?
John pushes back from the table, he gets up and he walks off.
Well, he had also been taking pictures of you the whole time.
Yeah, he had snapping pictures of you in love with a flash, which is very helpful.
But anyway, he pushes his chair back, walks off to the other side of the room and with
his back turned to me out of these immortal words.
well it's all very interesting.
But you know,
aj could probably do a lot better for herself.
But she's pushing 30 she can't afford to be picky so
sure go ahead.
I think it's awesome.
And that was my introduction to John's
peculiar sense of humor, is I?
- And then he suggested we should get married
in three months time.
- Yes, he did.
Which actually probably would have been a smart move,
but Fred has had wait for four seasons.
So we waited 11 months and then we got married.
- Technically it was four seasons.
- Yeah, technically it was.
All right, give me three things you love
about John and Carol.
I love how consistent they are.
I think they love very well.
That's number one.
Yeah.
Consistent.
You know they've been leading the longest running revival in church history.
That's consistency for you.
But even just consistent on a personal level, you know, we know if we need them, they would
be available.
Right. Yeah. Yeah. That's number one. Number one. Number two.
Just really fun. They are so fun.
They'll be up for anything fun and funny and adventurous. And yeah,
and they like food.
Number three.
They say maybe not as much as we like food.
But they like food.
Number three, they're a great man on Papa for the kids.
Oh, they are so good.
I think because they've been fathers so well by having the daddy, they're a really
good mom and dad, like they're amazing to us.
And then they're amazing to their grandkids, to our kids.
They just love them so well.
And, you know, I love it.
I think it's one of the sneakiest blessings God has ever given me that, you
know, my children have multiple sets of grandparents, two of whom are John and Carol
Arnett, just these amazing revivalists. I just think God, that is so amazing that they have
that heritage. I just think it's wonderful. I also love that, you know, they often talk
about the whole thing of their ceiling is our floor, like they really want their kids
to go farther than they have. And I think I've heard that in tons of places, but they
live it. I mean, they really mean it. They open doors for you and encourage you and really
want to help make their ceiling your floor. Absolutely. And they're so earnest in that.
If I was going to give you my top three things, probably my first one would be there.
 Most people who try to be humble come across
really earnest, but not much fun. But these guys are just so meek and yet so loving at the same
time. And I just think that's incredible. So you're absolutely right. They have done more
to help us prosper in ministry than we absolutely deserve.  We just saw them do that all the time with Steve and
Sandra and thanks and Kate and Stuart and then Lee and us and so many other people. They're just
amazing at not having to have the limelight. I love that about them. I would say the second
thing I absolutely love about them is that they have such a high value on the healing of the heart.
As a result, the same people you see on a stage are the same people off the stage.
They're exactly the same at home and they're pajamas.
Yeah, I love that about them. They're absolutely the real deal, 100% genuine. And I just think
that's remarkable. And then I think of the persecution that they've endured, the criticism,
the slander, the backbiting, all the politics, and that they've come out with that,
not offended, more in love with Jesus. I just think that's amazing what they have
modeled for the world. So it's no wonder that one of the messages they're most known for is
the importance of forgiveness because they model it and carry it so well.
Yeah, yeah, they really do.
So John and Carol, we love you. We love you. And we are so grateful that you have invested your
lives into the kingdom and produced such amazing dividends. When we look around the globe,
And when we see the people who are just impacting the kingdom, they all have in common is that they have been touched by your lives.
And so we are so grateful for you guys.
What an extravagant gift from God that you guys are to the body and to us personally.
We feel so fortunate.
You were saying earlier, Ajay, that again, no exaggeration, you probably wouldn't be alive if it wasn't for them.
I'm pretty sure I would have successfully killed myself if it wasn't for showing up at their church where the love of God was so evident that it couldn't be ignored.
You know the other thing I want to just throw in there one of the other things that absolutely changed my paradigm is their view on spiritual warfare.
I love that they have such confidence in God's love that it leaves no room to worry about the devil.
I remember us being at a conference and the intercessors panicking and freaking out because
there was witches in the conference and John's reaction, I don't think I'll ever forget, he was
like, "Oh, that's wonderful. Maybe they'll get saved." There was no sense that there might be turmoil
or difficulty. They're just, they're a glorious hope and optimism just based on Jesus was just
so refreshing. Absolutely amazing. They have an incredible conference coming up. They're
catch-af-fire conference this year. It's the 24th, the 27th of September. And it's going
to be an incredible conference. It's all about the miraculous. They have Benny Hinn, James
Maloney and John and Carolyn, Stephen Sandro all going to be ministering. It's going to
be an amazing conference. So if you are looking for a filling up a radicalization of your
faith, you want to see signs and wonders, then I would really encourage you to head
to Toronto 24th to 27th of September, you can find more information at catchthefire.com.
And I would love to go to that. Let's see if we can get some time off working for the
conference. You go to go January. Maybe I get to go in September. I'm sure that's
Jesus works things.
Oh no.
Well, I do Jones any closing thoughts as we wrap up this week's podcast.
Um, no, not that I can think of.
I think I hear my pillow calling me.
Hey, come over here.
Hey, go listen, gentlemen.
That was your wisdom.
I will leave you with this thought.
Don't fry bacon naked.
Take a good tip.


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Attacks against smartphones such as BlackBerrys, iPhones and Android phones have become quite prevalent in recent years and many of them have focused on getting malicious apps on users phones. Thats a quick and easy way to get access to user data and sensitive information. But there are a slew of other real and potential vectors that attackers have at their disposal no, as well. Going after the device firmware is one potential method, as is attacking the mobile infrastructure itself."
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Pink taking a break to focus on family
Singer has 2 kids with husband Carey Hart
by Lisa Respers France, CNN(CNN) - Pink has been working pretty hard and it sounds like she will be taking a step back in 2020.
Speaking with "Entertainment Tonight" on the Country Music Association Awards red carpet, the singer was joined by her husband, Carey Hart, and their kids Willow, 8, and Jameson, 2.

"We did two and a half years of [music] and Willow's back in school now, Jameson's going to start pre-school soon," Pink said. "It's kind of the year of the family."
The star also praised her husband, with whom she will celebrate 14 years of marriage in January.
"Carey has a lot going on as well," she said of Hart, who went from being a professional motocross competitor to racing off-road trucks. "He's super supportive, he follows me around the world and now it's his turn."
According to Billboard, Pink's Beautiful Trauma Tour ranks as the 10th highest-grossing tour of all time, earning more than $397 million.


PSALMS 7
A psalm that David sang to Yahweh because of a Benjaminite named Cush.
1 Yahweh my God, I come to you to protect me.
Rescue me, save me from all those who are pursuing me in order to harm me.
2 If you do not do that, they will tear me into pieces
like a lion does when it attacks the animals it wants to kill;
no one will save me from them.
3 Yahweh my God, suppose that I have done anything that is wrong,
4 or that I have done evil to some friend,
or that, for no good reason, I have harmed my enemies.
5 Then allow my enemies to pursue me and capture me.

Do to them what you have said is just!
7 The people of all nations gather around you to attack you,
but you will rule them from where you are in heaven.
8 Yahweh, judge the people of all nations!
Yahweh, show that I have done nothing wrong.
9 God, you know what every person is thinking in his inner being
and because you are righteous, you always do what is just.


You create a vertical wall of whirling, razor-sharp blades made of magical energy. The wall appears within range and lasts for the duration. You can make a straight wall up to 100 feet long, 20 feet high, and 5 feet thick, or a ringed wall up to 60 feet in diameter, 20 feet high, and 5 feet thick. The wall provides three-quarters cover to creatures behind it, and its space is difficult terrain.
When a creature enters the w all's area for the first time on a turn or starts its turn there, the creature must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, the creature takes 6 d10 slashing damage. On a successful save, the creature takes half as much damage.


pdftk
PDF toolkit.
More information: home page
- Extract pages 1-3, 5 and 6-10 from a PDF file and save them as another one:
pdftk input.pdf cat 1-3 5 6-10 output output.pdf
- Merge (concatenate) a list of PDF files and save the result as another one:
pdftk file1.pdf file2.pdf ... cat output output.pdf
- Split each page of a PDF file into a separate file, with a given filename output pattern:
pdftk input.pdf burst output out_%d.pdf
- Rotate all pages by 180 degrees clockwise:
pdftk input.pdf cat 1-endsouth output output.pdf
- Rotate third page by 90 degrees clockwise and leave others unchanged:
pdftk input.pdf cat 1-2 3east 4-end output output.pdf


This tests the usage of the <video> tag as a texture source. The image below should be the video above after applying the swirl filter followed by the ink filter.
<video>


Welcome to the layout lab. This page contains the instructions for what to do...with this
page. First, download this file as well as the puppy image that it uses, create a CSS file
to go along with it, and <link> it from the <head> section of the page.
Then, follow the instructions in this page to set various layout properties.
Wrap the <h1> and <h2> at the beginning of the page in a header, and center them
with the text-align property.
Below this text is the main content area. It should be 70% wide, and centered in the page.
Wrap the two columns together into one page section (<main>), and make that page section a
flex container by setting its display property to flex.
Right column
This column is on the right of the main content area. It takes up 2/3 of the main content area width. Accomplish this by setting its
flex-basis value to 67%.
Float the above image to the right, so that it's to the right of this text instead of above it. Set it's width to
200px so that it isn't so huge. The height will adjust to keep the scale of the image.
For this paragraph, we don't want the text to wrap around the floating image anymore. Use clear: both
to cause this paragraph to move down below the floating image. Give it an id or a class
so that you can select this paragraph specifically in your CSS.
Both columns should have 2em of padding, 2em of margin, and a 4px dashed red border.
Give both columns a class that they can share so that you don't have to duplicate this box model CSS.
Finally, use position: fixed to set the position of this paragraph element so that is is 5px
away from the bottom of the browser view port. Depending on how big your browser screen is, other text from the page
might overlap with it. That proves to be a big challenge with fixed position elements.


HAPPIANO
(current)
Music theory
Beginner
Intermediate
Music Sheet
Piano
{{String.fromCharCode(s.key)}}
{{String.fromCharCode(s.key)}}
{{note.num}}
{{note.time}}
Sample
Playnext
Startplay
Stopplay
Record
StopRecord
Clear
{{playing_time+record_time}}


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Blog is a weblog module.
It lets you post your thoughts, ideas, etc. on a periodic schedule. New posts top the list.


Class: Aws::IAM::Types::EvaluationResult
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
|
Class Chain:
self,
Struct
|
|
|
Instance Chain:
self,
::Aws::Structure ,
Struct
|
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| Inherits: |
Struct
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-iam/lib/aws-sdk-iam/types.rb |
Overview
Contains the results of a simulation.
This data type is used by the return parameter of
SimulateCustomPolicy
and SimulatePrincipalPolicy
.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
-
#eval_action_name ⇒ String
rw
The name of the API operation tested on the indicated resource.
-
#eval_decision ⇒ String
rw
The result of the simulation.
-
#eval_decision_details ⇒ Hash<String,String>
rw
Additional details about the results of the cross-account evaluation decision.
-
#eval_resource_name ⇒ String
rw
The ARN of the resource that the indicated API operation was tested on.
-
#matched_statements ⇒ Array<Types::Statement>
rw
A list of the statements in the input policies that determine the result for this scenario.
-
#missing_context_values ⇒ Array<String>
rw
A list of context keys that are required by the included input policies but that were not provided by one of the input parameters.
-
#organizations_decision_detail ⇒ Types::OrganizationsDecisionDetail
rw
A structure that details how
::Aws::Organizations
and its service control policies affect the results of the simulation. -
#permissions_boundary_decision_detail ⇒ Types::PermissionsBoundaryDecisionDetail
rw
Contains information about the effect that a permissions boundary has on a policy simulation when the boundary is applied to an
::Aws::IAM
entity. -
#resource_specific_results ⇒ Array<Types::ResourceSpecificResult>
rw
The individual results of the simulation of the API operation specified in EvalActionName on each resource.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#eval_action_name ⇒ String
(rw)
The name of the API operation tested on the indicated resource.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-iam/lib/aws-sdk-iam/types.rb', line 2785
class EvaluationResult < Struct.new( :eval_action_name, :eval_resource_name, :eval_decision, :matched_statements, :missing_context_values, :organizations_decision_detail, :, :eval_decision_details, :resource_specific_results) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#eval_decision ⇒ String
(rw)
The result of the simulation.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-iam/lib/aws-sdk-iam/types.rb', line 2785
class EvaluationResult < Struct.new( :eval_action_name, :eval_resource_name, :eval_decision, :matched_statements, :missing_context_values, :organizations_decision_detail, :, :eval_decision_details, :resource_specific_results) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#eval_decision_details ⇒ Hash
<String
,String
> (rw)
Additional details about the results of the cross-account evaluation decision. This parameter is populated for only cross-account simulations. It contains a brief summary of how each policy type contributes to the final evaluation decision.
If the simulation evaluates policies within the same account and
includes a resource ::Aws::ARN
, then the parameter is present but the
response is empty. If the simulation evaluates policies within the
same account and specifies all resources (*
), then the parameter
is not returned.
When you make a cross-account request, Amazon Web Services evaluates
the request in the trusting account and the trusted account. The
request is allowed only if both evaluations return true
. For more
information about how policies are evaluated, see Evaluating
policies within a single account.
If an ::Aws::Organizations
SCP included in the evaluation denies access,
the simulation ends. In this case, policy evaluation does not
proceed any further and this parameter is not returned.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-iam/lib/aws-sdk-iam/types.rb', line 2785
class EvaluationResult < Struct.new( :eval_action_name, :eval_resource_name, :eval_decision, :matched_statements, :missing_context_values, :organizations_decision_detail, :, :eval_decision_details, :resource_specific_results) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#eval_resource_name ⇒ String
(rw)
The ARN of the resource that the indicated API operation was tested on.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-iam/lib/aws-sdk-iam/types.rb', line 2785
class EvaluationResult < Struct.new( :eval_action_name, :eval_resource_name, :eval_decision, :matched_statements, :missing_context_values, :organizations_decision_detail, :, :eval_decision_details, :resource_specific_results) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#matched_statements ⇒ Array
<Types::Statement> (rw)
A list of the statements in the input policies that determine the result for this scenario. Remember that even if multiple statements allow the operation on the resource, if only one statement denies that operation, then the explicit deny overrides any allow. In addition, the deny statement is the only entry included in the result.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-iam/lib/aws-sdk-iam/types.rb', line 2785
class EvaluationResult < Struct.new( :eval_action_name, :eval_resource_name, :eval_decision, :matched_statements, :missing_context_values, :organizations_decision_detail, :, :eval_decision_details, :resource_specific_results) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#missing_context_values ⇒ Array
<String
> (rw)
A list of context keys that are required by the included input
policies but that were not provided by one of the input parameters.
This list is used when the resource in a simulation is "*",
either explicitly, or when the ResourceArns
parameter blank. If
you include a list of resources, then any missing context values are
instead included under the ResourceSpecificResults
section. To
discover the context keys used by a set of policies, you can call
GetContextKeysForCustomPolicy or GetContextKeysForPrincipalPolicy.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-iam/lib/aws-sdk-iam/types.rb', line 2785
class EvaluationResult < Struct.new( :eval_action_name, :eval_resource_name, :eval_decision, :matched_statements, :missing_context_values, :organizations_decision_detail, :, :eval_decision_details, :resource_specific_results) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#organizations_decision_detail ⇒ Types::OrganizationsDecisionDetail (rw)
A structure that details how ::Aws::Organizations
and its service control
policies affect the results of the simulation. Only applies if the
simulated user's account is part of an organization.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-iam/lib/aws-sdk-iam/types.rb', line 2785
class EvaluationResult < Struct.new( :eval_action_name, :eval_resource_name, :eval_decision, :matched_statements, :missing_context_values, :organizations_decision_detail, :, :eval_decision_details, :resource_specific_results) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#permissions_boundary_decision_detail ⇒ Types::PermissionsBoundaryDecisionDetail (rw)
Contains information about the effect that a permissions boundary
has on a policy simulation when the boundary is applied to an ::Aws::IAM
entity.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-iam/lib/aws-sdk-iam/types.rb', line 2785
class EvaluationResult < Struct.new( :eval_action_name, :eval_resource_name, :eval_decision, :matched_statements, :missing_context_values, :organizations_decision_detail, :, :eval_decision_details, :resource_specific_results) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#resource_specific_results ⇒ Array
<Types::ResourceSpecificResult> (rw)
The individual results of the simulation of the API operation specified in EvalActionName on each resource.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-iam/lib/aws-sdk-iam/types.rb', line 2785
class EvaluationResult < Struct.new( :eval_action_name, :eval_resource_name, :eval_decision, :matched_statements, :missing_context_values, :organizations_decision_detail, :, :eval_decision_details, :resource_specific_results) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


Publications:
More details and citation information in the posts below.
…
Notes:
This paper has not yet been published, we are trying to find a good venue to publish in. We discuss the concept of Factorized Machine Self-Confidence (FaMSeC), and develop one of its components called Solver Quality ($x_Q$). Solver Quality and FaMSeC are examples of algorithmic assurances which I define in
this paper.
…
Notes:
This paper was just accepted to the ACM Computing Surveys (ACM CSUR) Journal today!! I’m really excited, and grateful to my co-author, and adviser, Dr. Nisar Ahmed. We put a lot of work into this document, and hope it will be useful to others.
…
Notes:
Paper I wrote for my area examination. This is building off of work done by Austin Lillard, and Matt Aitken, as well as our advisors Nisar Ahmed, and Eric Frew. Thanks to Nisar Ahmed for extensive editing and review of this paper. This is only available as a pre-print right now. We plan to submit this work, in some polished form, to a journal in the near future.
…
Notes:
Selected as the “Best Graduate Student Technical Paper” by the Intelligent Systems technical committee. Presented in the student paper competition at SciTech in Fort Worth Texas on January 9th 2017.
It contains some theoretical results from my work on an STTR with the AFRL. This paper has a primary focus on the aerial dog fighting application.
…
Notes:
Presented at the
BayesOpt workshop at NIPS 2016. It contains some preliminary theoretical results from my work on an STTR with the AFRL. This is mostly related to Bayesian optimization theory and not specifically for the aerial dog fighting application.
…
Notes:
A link to the abstract on the
AGU site.
…
Notes:
Honestly, I can’t even find how to access the paper through AIChE, but here is a link to the
meeting schedule, and the
presentation (if you are interested in paying to hear to ramble).
…


# Links
Cirrus provides a variety of styles for links to choose from. Styles range from the original plain style to a bunch of specially designed links with transitions and animations.

I am just an ordinary link

Hover me

I am a square

Types
Standard
A standard link with only a color transition.
Standard
Underline
A link with underlined text.
Underline
Underline Animation (Left to Right)
Animated underlined link with a transition from left to right.
Left to Right
Underline Animation (Right to Left)
Animated underlined link with a transition from right to left.
Right to Left
Underline Animation (Center)
Animated underlined link with a transition from the center.
Center
Outline Animation (Left to Right)
Animated outlined link with a transition from left to right.
Left to Right
Outline Animation (Right to Left)
Animated outlined link with a transition from right to left.
Right to Left
Outline Animation (Center)
Animated outlined link with a transition from the center.
Center
Opposite Transitions (L -> R / R -> L)
Animated outlined link with a transition with the top moving left to right and the bottom right to left. Keep in mind that the class name refers to the direction of movement of the top border.
Look at me
Opposite Transitions (R -> L / L -> R)
Animated outlined link with a transition with the top moving right to left and the bottom left to right. Keep in mind that the class name refers to the direction of movement of the top border.
Crisscross
Square
Animated link with simultaneously drawn borders.

I am a square

Delayed Square
Animated link with sequentially drawn borders.

I am a square