Pulse_Exporter-1.16.0
Batch-Exporter-1.16.0
- Swapped XNorth for YNorth for Velocity Vectors.
Batch-Exporter-1.15.0
- Added display for good and bad ensemble count.
Batch-Exporter-1.14.4
* Fixed a bug with number of elements in Bottom Track dataset.
Batch-Exporter-1.14.3
* In Pd0Correlation, handle converting RTI to PD0 with 3 beam (SeaSEVEN).
* In Pd0EchoIntensity, handle converting RTI to PD0 with 3 beam (SeaSEVEN).
Batch-Exporter-1.14.2
- Relabed RefLayer to RefLayerMidPosition
- Divided by 10 the ReflayerMin,Far and Near.
Batch-Exporter-1.14.1
- Remapped Ship Velocity PD0 to match XYZ PD0.
Batch-Exporter-1.14.0
- Added Date, Time, and Serial number as seperate columns.
- Added Water Track values
- Corrected Ship Velocity in Bottom Track
Batch-Exporter-1.13.4
- Normalise the heading, pitch and roll after the offset is applied.
Batch-Exporter-1.13.3
- Added Heading, Pitch and Roll offset.
Batch-Exporter-1.13.2
* Fixed the Label for Velocity Vector direction from YNorth to XNorth. Data is XNorth.
Batch-Exporter-1.13.4
- Normalise the heading, pitch and roll after the offset is applied.
Batch-Exporter-1.13.3
- Added Heading, Pitch and Roll offset.
Batch-Exporter-1.13.2
* Fixed the Label for Velocity Vector direction from YNorth to XNorth. Data is XNorth.
Batch-Exporter-1.13.1
- Added Coordinate Transform to PD0 button.
- Allow the user to select if Bottom Track or GPS should be used to remove ship speed.
- Added NMEA speed to CSV data.
Batch-Exporter-1.13.0
* CsvExporterWriter, replaced Y North with X North for Velocity Vector.
* Made Remove Ship Speed and Mark Bad Below Bottom Default True.
- Added Coordinate Transform to PD0 button.
Batch_Exporter-1.12.0
* Fixed a bug in CsvExporterWriter writing the Vertical beam.
* In Pd0ExporterWriter, removed the check for which datasets exist.
Batch_Exporter-1.11.0
- Added Ship Velocity and Water Mass Ship Velocity to CSV export.
Batch_Exporter-1.10.0
* In CsvExporterWriter, fixed bug with exporting CSV data with a 3 beam system.
Batch_Exporter-1.9.0
- Added Range of First Bin and Bin Size to MATLAB matrix format.
Batch_Exporter-1.8.0
* Fixed when to close files when selecting multiple files.
- Resized the window.
Batch_Exporter-1.7.0
- Added ability to handle multiple configurations in a single file.
- Removed the Bin selections.
Batch_Exporter-1.6.0
- Update RTI library.
* Fixed a bug in Matlab Matrix Exporter.
Batch_Exporter-1.5.0
* Inverted the sign of the Bottom Track Velocity when converting from RTI to PD0.
- Added Auto Updater.
Batch Exporter-1.4.0
- Export PD0 NMEA data.
Batch Exporter-1.3.0
- Added the Error Logger.
* Fixed Fody. It was not including all the files.
Batch Exporter-1.2.0
- Added Matlab Matrix export option
Batch Exporter-1.1.0
- Added ENS export option
Batch Exporter-1.0.0
- Initial release
RTI-3.5.0
RTI-3.5.0
- When Importing data, get an event for good and bad ensembles.
RTI-3.4.20
- Check for NaN in Bottom Track velocity when removing ship speed.
RTI-3.4.19
- In ScreenMarkBadBelowBottom and ScreenMarkBadAboveSurface added options to turn on or off MarkBadBelowBottom for Amplitude and Correlation.
* Fixed a bug with number of elements in Bottom Track dataset.
RTI-3.4.18
* Only apply VM Heading or Tilt offset if value is given.
* In Transform, check if the ADCP has more than 3 beams (SeaSEVEN).
* In Pd0Correlation, handle converting RTI to PD0 with 3 beam (SeaSEVEN).
* In Pd0EchoIntensity, handle converting RTI to PD0 with 3 beam (SeaSEVEN).
RTI-3.4.17
- In Project and AdcpDatabaseWriter, added BurstID to project table.
- In EnsembleDataSet, added BurstID and BurstIndex.
- In AdcpDatabaseWriter, added BurstIndex and BurstID.
- In AdcpBinaryCodecReadFile, Added events to monitor the process.
- In RtiWavesEncoder, Handling new firmware version with BurstID and BurstIndex.
* Fixed bug in AdcpUdp when UDP is not initialized.
RTI-3.4.16
- Adding Ethernet Upload.
- In BaseDataSet, added JSON WaterMass WT PD0 Values.
- In ShipWaterMassDataSet, InstrumentWaterMassDataSet and EarthWaterMassDataSet, added PD0 Missing Values and DecodePd0Ensemble().
- In PD0 class, fixed how Water Mass values are set.
- In Ensemble class, use DecodePd0Ensemble() to decode the Water Mass values.
- In CsvExporterWriter, added Water Track (Water Mass) values.
- In ShipVelocityDataSet, remapped beams for PD0 decode to match X,Y,Z.
- In CsvExporterWriter, Relabed RefLayer to RefLayerMidPosition. Divided by 10 the ReflayerMin,Far and Near.
RTI-3.4.15
- In ExportOptions, Added HeadingOffset, PitchOffset and RollOffset.
* In Tansform, If more than 3 beams are bad set all velocity to BAD_VELOCITY and not 0.0.
- In VmTiltOffset, Add option to retransform the data after applying the offset.
- In VmHeadingOffset, Add option to retransform the data after applying the offset.
- In VmHeadingOffset, Normalize the heading value.
- Added Normalise to MathHelper.
- In VmTiltOffset, Normalize the pitch and roll value after offset added.
RTI-3.4.14
- In RangeTrackingDataSet, added AverageRange().
- Added ScreenMarkBadAboveSurface.cs.
- Moved GetBottomBin() from ScreenMarkBadBelowBottom to Ensemble.
- In AdcpSerialPort, In Reboot, changed SLEEP to SLEEPA and wait 11 seconds.
* In CsvExporterWriter, Fixed the label for CSV exporter from YNorth to XNorth
- In EnsembleHelper, Added SetAmplitudeBad() and SetCorrelationBad().
- In ScreenMarkBadBelowBottom and ScreenMarkBadAboveSurface, Mark Correlation and Amplitude bad
RTI-3.4.13
* In CsvExporterWriter, replaced Y North with X North for Velocity Vector.
- In ExportOptions, made Remove Ship Speed and Mark Bad Below Bottom default to True.
- In RemoveShipSpeed, Added GetPreviousShipSpeedGPS to get the good GPS speed to use as a backup.
- In CsvExporterWriter, added Speed to NMEA CSV data.
RTI-3.4.12
* Added decoding ShipVelocity in BottomTrackDataSet::Decode().
* Added setting the Ship Velocity in BottomTrackDataSet::DecodePd0Ensemble().
* In BottomTrackDataSet, Added ShipVelocity to JSON decoding.
* In BaseDataSet, added JSON_STR_BT_SHIPVELOCITY.
* In Pd0BottomTrack, added ShipVelocity and Fixed Instrument Velocity in DecodeRtiEnsemble.
* In DbCommon, added COL_SHIPVELOCITY_DS and COL_SHIPWATERMASS_DS.
* In AdcpDatabaseWrite, Added Ship Velocity and Ship Water Mass to WriteEnsembleDataToDatabase().
* In AdcpDatabaseCodec, Added ShipVelocity and ShipWaterMass to ParseDataTables().
* In Projects, Added ShipVelocity and ShipWaterMass columns to CreateProjectTables(). Bump rev to F.
* In BottomTrackDataSet, Updated GetVelocityMagnitude() and GetVelocityDirection() to handle bad values of 0.0 and ShipVelocity.
* In Pd0FixedLeader, In Decode(), add a check if number of beams is 0, then set to 4.
- In ExportOptions, added Ship Velocity and Ship Water Mass.
- In CsvExporterWriter, added Ship Velocity and Ship Water Mass.
- In CsvExporterWriter, removed X North from Velocity Vector.
RTI-3.4.11
* In PD0ExporterWriter, fixed bug in PD0 Exporter with multiple configurations.
- Added ExportWriter to handle writing a configuration in exporter.
* In Pd0NmeaData, fixed the ID in the constructor.
* In Pd0NmeaData, initialized the string list of NMEA data.
- In Pd0ExporterWriter, removed the bin selection.
* In Transform, set the velocity bad in ProfileTransform() and BottomTrackTransform() if not good data.
- In MatlabMatrixExporter, added Range of First Bin and Bin Size to ENS data.
* In VelocityVector, in GenerateShipVectors, fixed bug with getting the size.
* In CsvExporterWriter, fixed bug with exporting CSV data with a 3 beam system.
RTI-3.4.10
* In RemoveShipSpeed, in RemoveVelocityInstrument, check if the Instrument Velocity exist instead of Earth.
* In PD4_5Codec, check if the buffer has at least 1 byte when removing, in SearchForHeaderStart().
* In MatlabMatrixExporterWriter, check if the data exist before trying to write it.
RTI-3.4.9
* In Pd0BottomTrack, inverted the sign of the Bottom Track Velocity when converting from RTI to PD0.
RTI-3.4.8
* In AdcpSubsystemCommands, changed the CepoIndex in the command to a Hex value.
* Made CBI command output on all the command lists.
* In AdcpDatabaseWriter, put a try/catch in Dispose if the writer is closed while still writing.
RTI-3.4.7
* Fixed bug in DecodeCSHOW with DecodeCWPRT and only 2 parameters.
* In AdcpSubsystemCommand, increased the number of paramater for CBI from 2 to 3. AdcpSubsystemCommands.CBI_NUM_PARAM
* Fixed bug in DecodeCSHOW with DecodeCBI() and added the interleave flag.
- In MathHelper, added AddColumn and AddRow for 2D arrays.
RTI-3.4.6
* Changed DilutionOfPrecision to not throw an exception but pass NaN.
* Added CBTON and CBI to deployment command list.
RTI-3.4.5
- Added Previous BT Range to ScreenMarkBadBelowBottom.
- In BottomTrackDataSet, DvlDataSet and AncillaryDataSet, added IsUpwardFacing() to know the direction the ADCP is facing.
- In AncillaryDataSet, added BinToDepth().
- In AdcpCodec, clear the buffer if the format is not being used.
- In Pd4_5Codec, lock the headerStart when clearing the codec.
- In PD4_5Codec, made it match PD0 style.
- In Ensemble added FileName.
- In NmeaDataSet, check for exceptions in SetValue() and SetNmeaStringArray().
- In SerialOptions, added 57600 baud rate.
RTI-3.4.4
- In InstrumentVelocityDataSet and EarthVelocityDataSet, if no Water Profile, fix bug IsBinGood() to check if the bin is good.
- In Subsystem, added GetBeamAngle() to give the beam angle for a given subsystem.
- In Transform, get the correct Beam Angle based off the subsystem code.
- In Subsystem, added new Subsystem codes.
- In AdcpCodec, pass the original data format when the data is sent based off the codec used.
- In Transform, know the original data format to know which beam matrix to use to transform the data.
- In AdcpDvlCodecReadFile, AdcpBinaryCodecReadFile, AdcpPd0CodecReadFile, added original data format.
- In IPlayback, added GetOrigDataFormat() to know the what format the data was recorded.
- In FilePlayback and ProjectPlayback, pass the data format the data was recorded.
- Added EnsExporterWriter.
- Fixed bug in Pd6_13Codec where _buffer was not initialized and threw an exception.
- Fixed bug in DvlCodec where _buffer was not initialized and threw an exception.
RTI-3.4.3
- Fixed bug by adding a line feed to the end EnsToPd6_13Codec.
- Made the spacing for the PD6 data match the documentation.
- In RemoveShipSpeed, added GetPreviousBottomTrackVelocity() to get the previous Bottom Track velocity to store for next iteration.
- In ShipVelocityDataSet, added VelocityVectors.
- In VelocityVector, added GenerateShipVectors().
- Added AdcpUdp.
- In BottomTrackDataSet, fixed bug if no beams in data.
- In RemoveShipSpeed, check if Bottom Track has no beams.
- In PD4_5Codec, fixed a bug where the thread lock holds in SearchForHeaderStart().
- In SerialNumber, added option to add new line in GetSerialNumberDescString().


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ndmg.scripts package¶
Submodules¶
ndmg.scripts.multigraph_pipeline module¶
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ndmg.scripts.multigraph_pipeline.
main
()¶
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ndmg.scripts.multigraph_pipeline.
multigraphs
(fibers, labels, outdir)¶ Creates a brain graph from fiber streamlines
ndmg.scripts.ndmg_bids module¶
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ndmg.scripts.ndmg_bids.
get_atlas
(atlas_dir, dwi=True)¶ Given the desired location for atlases and the type of processing, ensure we have all the atlases and parcellations.
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ndmg.scripts.ndmg_bids.
group_level
(inDir, outDir, dataset=None, atlas=None, minimal=False, log=False, hemispheres=False, dwi=True)¶ Crawls the output directory from ndmg and computes qc metrics on the derivatives produced
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ndmg.scripts.ndmg_bids.
main
()¶
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ndmg.scripts.ndmg_bids.
participant_level
(inDir, outDir, subjs, sesh=None, debug=False, stc=None, dwi=True)¶ Crawls the given BIDS organized directory for data pertaining to the given subject and session, and passes necessary files to ndmg_dwi_pipeline for processing.
ndmg.scripts.ndmg_cloud module¶
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ndmg.scripts.ndmg_cloud.
batch_submit
(bucket, path, jobdir, credentials=None, state='participant', debug=False, dataset=None, log=False, stc=None, mode='func')¶ Searches through an S3 bucket, gets all subject-ids, creates json files for each, submits batch jobs, and returns list of job ids to query status upon later.
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ndmg.scripts.ndmg_cloud.
crawl_bucket
(bucket, path, group=False)¶ Gets subject list for a given S3 bucket and path
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ndmg.scripts.ndmg_cloud.
create_json
(bucket, path, threads, jobdir, group=False, credentials=None, debug=False, dataset=None, log=False, stc=None, mode='func')¶ Takes parameters to make jsons
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ndmg.scripts.ndmg_cloud.
get_status
(jobdir, jobid=None)¶ Given list of jobs, returns status of each.
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ndmg.scripts.ndmg_cloud.
kill_jobs
(jobdir, reason='"Killing job"')¶ Given a list of jobs, kills them all.
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ndmg.scripts.ndmg_cloud.
main
()¶
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ndmg.scripts.ndmg_cloud.
submit_jobs
(jobs, jobdir)¶ Give list of jobs to submit, submits them to AWS Batch
ndmg.scripts.ndmg_dwi_pipeline module¶
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ndmg.scripts.ndmg_dwi_pipeline.
main
()¶
-
ndmg.scripts.ndmg_dwi_pipeline.
ndmg_dwi_pipeline
(dwi, bvals, bvecs, mprage, atlas, mask, labels, outdir, clean=False, fmt='gpickle')¶ Creates a brain graph from MRI data
ndmg.scripts.ndmg_func_pipeline module¶
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ndmg.scripts.ndmg_func_pipeline.
main
()¶
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ndmg.scripts.ndmg_func_pipeline.
ndmg_func_pipeline
(func, t1w, atlas, atlas_brain, atlas_mask, lv_mask, labels, outdir, clean=True, stc=None, fmt='gpickle')¶ Analyzes fMRI images and produces subject-specific derivatives.
- Positional Arguments:
- func:
- the path to a 4D (fMRI) image.
- t1w:
- the path to a 3d (anatomical) image.
- atlas:
- the path to a reference atlas.
- atlas_brain:
- the path to a reference atlas, brain extracted.
- atlas_mask:
- the path to a reference brain mask.
- lv_mask:
- the path to the lateral ventricles mask.
- labels:
- a list of labels files.
- stc:
- a slice timing correction file. See slice_time_correct() in the preprocessing module for details.
- outdir:
- the base output directory to place outputs.
- clean:
- a flag whether or not to clean out directories once finished.
- fmt:
- the format for produced . Supported options are gpickle and
graphml.
ndmg.scripts.ndmg_setup module¶
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ndmg.scripts.ndmg_setup.
get_files
(ftypes, inDir)¶
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ndmg.scripts.ndmg_setup.
main
()¶
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ndmg.scripts.ndmg_setup.
setup
(inDir, dwiListFile, bvalListFile, bvecListFile, mprageListFile)¶
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ndmg.scripts.ndmg_setup.
write_files
(outfile, filelist)¶


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Laravel is a framework used to create web applications.
/etc/php5/fpm/php.ini
.cgi.fix_pathinfo
directive under the Paths and Directories
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# server context server { listen 80 default_server; listen [::]:80 default_server ipv6only=on; root /var/www/laravel/public; index index.php index.html index.htm; server_name yourcloudserver.com; # location context (default location) location / { try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$query_string; } # location context (php) location ~ \.php$ { try_files $uri /index.php =404; fastcgi_split_path_info ^(.+\.php)(/.+)$; fastcgi_pass unix:/var/run/php5-fpm.sock; fastcgi_index index.php; fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name; include fastcgi_params; } }
If your server does not have sufficient memory ( > 2GB) to handle the requirements of Composer and Laravel, you probably need to create a swap file.
Composer is a tool to manage the Laravel implementation.
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file to "composer"
app/storage
directory
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Utility class to find mesh triangles touched by a specified geometry object. More...
#include <PxTriangleMeshExt.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| PxMeshOverlapUtil () | |
| ~PxMeshOverlapUtil () | |
| PxU32 | findOverlap (const PxGeometry &geom, const PxTransform &geomPose, const PxTriangleMeshGeometry &meshGeom, const PxTransform &meshPose) |
| Find the mesh triangles which touch the specified geometry object. More... | |
| PxU32 | findOverlap (const PxGeometry &geom, const PxTransform &geomPose, const PxHeightFieldGeometry &hfGeom, const PxTransform &hfPose) |
| Find the height field triangles which touch the specified geometry object. More... | |
| PX_FORCE_INLINE const PxU32 * | getResults () const |
| Retrieves array of triangle indices after a findOverlap call. More... | |
| PX_FORCE_INLINE PxU32 | getNbResults () const |
| Retrieves number of triangle indices after a findOverlap call. More... | |
Private Attributes | |
| PxU32 * | mResultsMemory |
| PxU32 | mResults [256] |
| PxU32 | mNbResults |
| PxU32 | mMaxNbResults |
Utility class to find mesh triangles touched by a specified geometry object.
This class is a helper calling PxMeshQuery::findOverlapTriangleMesh or PxMeshQuery::findOverlapHeightField under the hood, while taking care of necessary memory management issues.
PxMeshQuery::findOverlapTriangleMesh and PxMeshQuery::findOverlapHeightField are the "raw" functions operating on user-provided fixed-size buffers. These functions abort with an error code in case of buffer overflow. PxMeshOverlapUtil is a convenient helper function checking this error code, and resizing buffers appropriately, until the desired call succeeds.
Returned triangle indices are stored within the class, and can be used with PxMeshQuery::getTriangle() to retrieve the triangle properties.
| PxMeshOverlapUtil::PxMeshOverlapUtil | ( | ) |
| PxMeshOverlapUtil::~PxMeshOverlapUtil | ( | ) |
| PxU32 PxMeshOverlapUtil::findOverlap | ( | const PxGeometry & | geom, |
| const PxTransform & | geomPose, | ||
| const PxTriangleMeshGeometry & | meshGeom, | ||
| const PxTransform & | meshPose | ||
| ) |
Find the mesh triangles which touch the specified geometry object.
| [in] | geom | The geometry object to test for mesh triangle overlaps. Supported geometries are PxSphereGeometry, PxCapsuleGeometry and PxBoxGeometry |
| [in] | geomPose | Pose of the geometry object |
| [in] | meshGeom | The triangle mesh geometry to check overlap against |
| [in] | meshPose | Pose of the triangle mesh |
| PxU32 PxMeshOverlapUtil::findOverlap | ( | const PxGeometry & | geom, |
| const PxTransform & | geomPose, | ||
| const PxHeightFieldGeometry & | hfGeom, | ||
| const PxTransform & | hfPose | ||
| ) |
Find the height field triangles which touch the specified geometry object.
| [in] | geom | The geometry object to test for height field overlaps. Supported geometries are PxSphereGeometry, PxCapsuleGeometry and PxBoxGeometry. The sphere and capsule queries are currently conservative estimates. |
| [in] | geomPose | Pose of the geometry object |
| [in] | hfGeom | The height field geometry to check overlap against |
| [in] | hfPose | Pose of the height field |
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inline |
Retrieves number of triangle indices after a findOverlap call.
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Retrieves array of triangle indices after a findOverlap call.
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| 156 | 42160443NPP2002 | Phase III | Titusville | Neurology | Conduct - IDMC | 0.3 | 0 | 3 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 2.04% | No | 19 | 49.2 | 0.2 |
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Basic types, rolling up types and true meaning of class code from accounting perspective
What is the minimal unit of Budget (an activity or a campaign), if it's campaign please do not define it now
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What's a Ruby Class?
When you first come into contact with Ruby class, you might be confused by what a Ruby Class is and what it actually does. To illustrate what a Ruby Class is, let's go with an example!
The Ticket Box Example
Imagine you're the software engineer running a box office at the Berkeley football stadium, and your job is to process and manipulate the data you have in your database, like modifying the ticket information you have.
What Ruby offers you, is you can create a ticket Class, so every ticket (think of it as an object the database creates in the thousands) will have certain behavior (or method) you have already predefined the moment it is created. This way, you don't have to write a specific method, e.g. checking the price, modifying the date etc. for each ticket. You only have to write it to the ticket Class. To create a Ticket Class and write a simple method within the ticket Class:
This will return
You've just created a Ticket Class. Every time you create a new object using the .new method, you create a new object within the Ticket Class that has a certain behavior. The behvaior we've defined here is the .type method, so if we run the .type method, it will show us the type of the ticket: Student Ticket.
Instance Variables
Obviously, there's so much more you can do with Ruby Class. One common use is to store information when you create the object. In this case, when we create the ticket object, we would also want to store the price information, so we can access the price of the ticket later on.
which will return
Now we've just created the Ticket class with 2 methods and 1 instance variable. The first method we created is the .initialize method with a specific argument of (15). When we do this, we established a specific "starting behavior" to the ticket object when we create it. In this case, 15 is the input (price) we give to every newly created Ticket object. So if we initialize (.new) on the ticket object with the argument of (15), we're basically saying that a new ticket has been issued with a price of $15. To store that information for later use, we stored it into a instance variable.
The instance variable is indicated with the @ sign, and we defined the instance variable to be @price with the input of (15) in this case. Later on, we defined another method called .get_price. Here, we're simply going to return a message and the instance variable of @price we established earlier. So in this case, the price of 15 has been returned becuase we've stored it earlier as an instance variable when we initialize the ticket object.


<tomee>
<Resource id="MyQueue" type="jakarta.jms.Queue"/>
</tomee>
Application Resources
Resources
TomEE provides a simple but powerful way to define resources that can be
injected into managed components inside your application, or looked up
via JNDI. To use a resource, it needs to be defined in the tomee.xml
configuration file, a resources.xml
file within an application, or as
a system property. Defining a resource in tomee.xml
will make it
available server-wide, whereas defining the resource within a
resources.xml
file makes it available to a specific application.
As a simple example, a JMS queue can be defined within tomee.xml
with
the following configuration.
Once the resource has been defined, the server will create an instance
of the resource during startup, and it will be available to be injected
into managed components using the @Resource
annotation, as shown
below. The name
attribute on the @Resource
annotation should match
the id
attribute on the Resource
tag.
public class JmsClient {
@Resource(name="MyQueue")
private Queue queue;
public void sendMessage() {
// implementation here...
}
}
As an alternative to defining a resource in XML, resources can also be defined using system properties:
MyQueue = new://Resource?type=jakarta.jms.Queue
Resources, or attributes for resources specified using system properties
will override definitions specified in tomee.xml
. Server-wide
resources can be looked up in JNDI under the following name:
openejb:Resources/resource id.
Defining Resources
The <Resource>
tag has a number of attributes, and a resource may also
have a number of fields that can be configured by adding properties to
the body of the Resource
tag.
For example, a DataSource resource needs a JDBC driver, URL, username
and password to be able to connect to a database. That would be
configured with the following syntax. Notice the key/value pair syntax
for the properties within the <Resource>
tag.
<Resource id="DB" type="DataSource">
JdbcDriver com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
JdbcUrl jdbc:mysql://localhost/test
UserName test
Password password
</Resource>
Specifying the key/value pairs specific to a Resource can also be done
when defining the resource via system properties. This is done be
specifying an additional property for each key/value pair, using the
resource ID as a prefix: <resourceId>.<propertyName>=<value>
. The
system properties equivalent of the resource above is:
p.setProperty("DB", "new://Resource?type=DataSource");
p.setProperty("DB.JdbcDriver", "com.mysql.jdbc.Driver");
p.setProperty("DB,JdbcUrl", "jdbc:mysql://localhost/test");
p.setProperty("DB.UserName", "test");
p.setProperty("DB.Password", "password");
The <Resource>
tag has a number of attributes which control the way
that the resource get created.
-
type
A type that TomEE knows. The type is associated with a provider that knows how to create that type, and also any default properties that the resource should have if they are not specified in the resource definition. See service-jar.xml for an example set of service providers that come with TomEE.
-
provider
Explicitly specifies a provider to create the resource, using defaults for any properties not specified.
-
class-name
The fully qualified class that creates the resource. This might the resource class itself, which is created by calling the constructor, or a factory class that provides a specific factory method to create the resource.
-
factory-name
The name of the method to call to create the resource. If this is not specified, the constructor for the class specified by class-name will be used.
-
constructor
Specifies a comma separated list of constructor arguments. These can be other services, or attributes on the resource itself.
Custom resources
TomEE allows you to define resources using your own Java classes, and these can also be injected into managed components in the same way as known resource types are.
So the following simple resource
public class Configuration {
private String url;
private String username;
private int poolSize;
// getters and setters
}
Can be defined in tomee.xml
using the following configuration (note
the class-name
attribute):
<Resource id="config" class-name="org.superbiz.Configuration">
url http://localhost
username tomee
poolSize 20
</Resource>
This resource must be available in TomEE’s system classpath - i.e. it
must be defined in a .jar within the lib/
directory.
Field and properties
As shown above, a resource class can define a number of fields, and TomEE will attempt to apply the values from the resource definition onto those fields.
As an alternative to this, you can also add a properties field as shown below, and this will have any used properties from the resource configuration set added to it. So as an alternative to the above code, you could do:
public class Configuration {
private Properties properties;
public Properties getProperties() {
return properties;
}
public void setProperties(final Properties properties) {
this.properties = properties;
}
}
Using the same resource definition:
<Resource id="config" class-name="org.superbiz.Configuration">
url http://localhost
username tomee
poolSize 20
</Resource>
the url, username and poolSize values will now be available in the properties field, so for example, the username property could be accessed via properties.getProperty("username");
Application resources
Resources can also be defined within an application, and optionally use
classes from the application’s classpath. To define resources in a .war
file, include a WEB-INF/resources.xml
. For an ejb-jar module, use
META-INF/resources.xml
.
The format of resources.xml
uses the same <Resource>
tag as
tomee.xml
. One key difference is the root element of the XML is
<resources>
and not <tomee>
.
<resources>
<Resource id="config" class-name="org.superbiz.Configuration">
url http://localhost
username tomee
poolSize 20
</Resource>
</resources>
This mechanism allows you to package your custom resources within your
application, alongside your application code, rather than requiring a
.jar file in the lib/
directory.
Application resources are bound in JNDI under openejb:Resource/appname/resource id.
Additional resource properties
Resources are typically discovered, created, and bound to JNDI very early on in the deployment process, as other components depend on them. This may lead to problems where the final classpath for the application has not yet been determined, and therefore TomEE is unable to load your custom resource.
The following properties can be used to change this behavior.
-
Lazy
This is a boolean value, which when true, creates a proxy that defers the actual instantiation of the resource until the first time it is looked up from JNDI. This can be useful if the resource’s classpath until the application is started (see below), or to improve startup time by not fully initializing resources that might not be used.
-
UseAppClassLoader
This boolean value forces a lazily instantiated resource to use the application classloader, instead of the classloader available when the resources were first processed.
-
InitializeAfterDeployment
This boolean setting forces a resource created with the Lazy property to be instantiated once the application has started, as opposed to waiting for it to be looked up. Use this flag if you require the resource to be loaded, irrespective of whether it is injected into a managed component or manually looked up.
By default, all of these settings are false
, unless TomEE encounters a
custom application resource that cannot be instantiated until the
application has started. In this case, it will set these three flags to
true
, unless the Lazy
flag has been explicitly set.
Initializing resources
constructor
By default, if no factory-name attribute and no constructor attribute is
specified on the Resource
, TomEE will instantiate the resource using
its no-arg constructor. If you wish to pass constructor arguments,
specify the arguments as a comma separated list:
<Resource id="config" class-name="org.superbiz.Configuration" constructor="id, poolSize">
url http://localhost
username tomee
poolSize 20
</Resource>
factory-name method
In some circumstances, it may be desirable to add some additional logic
to the creation process, or to use a factory pattern to create
resources. TomEE also provides this facility via the factory-name
method. The factory-name
attribute on the resource can reference any
no argument method that returns an object on the class specified in the
class-name
attribute.
For example:
public class Factory {
private Properties properties;
public Object create() {
MyResource resource = new MyResource();
// some custom logic here, maybe using this.properties
return resource;
}
public Properties getProperties() {
return properties;
}
public void setProperties(final Properties properties) {
this.properties = properties;
}
}
<resources>
<Resource id="MyResource" class-name="org.superbiz.Factory" factory-name="create">
UserName tomee
</Resource>
</resources>
@PostConstruct / @PreDestroy
As an alternative to using a factory method or a constructor, you can
use @PostConstruct
and @PreDestroy
methods within your resource class
(note that you cannot use this within a different factory class) to
manage any additional creation or cleanup activities. TomEE will
automatically call these methods when the application is started and
destroyed. Using @PostConstruct
will effectively force a lazily loaded
resource to be instantiated when the application is starting - in the
same way that the InitializeAfterDeployment
property does.
public class MyClass {
private Properties properties;
public Properties getProperties() {
return properties;
}
public void setProperties(final Properties properties) {
this.properties = properties;
}
@PostConstruct
public void postConstruct() throws MBeanRegistrationException {
// some custom initialization
}
}
}
Examples
The following examples demonstrate including custom resources within your application:
-
resources-jmx-example
-
resources-declared-in-webapp


Quick and easy (and only one-pot) teriyaki chicken with sauce and broccoli is a perfect weeknight dinner with a side of steamed rice.
Mix all the sauce ingredients in a medium size bowl until completely smooth.
Add the olive oil to the bottom of a fry pan and heat to medium high. Add the cut-up chicken and cook until the chicken is golden brown and almost cooked through, about 10 minutes.
Add the sauce to the chicken and toss until all the chicken is coated. Add the broccoli floret pieces and sliced mushrooms to the chicken mixture; stir until coated. Let the chicken and veggie mixture simmer for about 10 minutes.


The Problem
Packer is a great tool for creating machine images, and I'm using it to create EC2 AMIs.
My issue with it is that Packer is using JSON for input, and JSON is very inflexible. For instance, you can't:
- Write comments (there was an issue open for two years about this)
- Comment blocks out for testing (part of "write comments" but different usage)
- Create identical blocks with subtle changes
The Solution
After reading the comment-related issue in Packer's GitHub page, I decided to use some wrapper. I considered writing a DSL wrapper for Ruby, but settled for using eRuby templates as a quick win.
The basic usage is writing an erb
file instead of a json
one, and passing it to Packer like this:
packer build <(erb cherry.json.erb)
The redirection causes Bash to first execute erb
with our template, and provide the output as a file (actually a pipe), to packer
, who sees it as regular JSON.
A slight variation is using Packer's STDIN, like this:
erb cherry.json.erb | packer build -
I dislike the idea of passing things via STDIN to binaries I'm not familiar with (since they might want some input and accidentally read it from the file), but that's just me.
Basic usage
The file inside can look almost identical to the JSON one but with Ruby snippets inside, like:
-
Comments:
<%# Upload cloud-init preconfig %> {"type":"file","source":"cloud-init/userdata.yaml","destination":"/etc/cloud/cloud.cfg.d/50_slasher.cfg"},
-
Reducing magic constants:
<% ssh_timeout_minutes = 5 %> ssh -o ConnectTimeout <%=ssh_timeout_minutes*60%> server get_stuff.sh
-
JSON-proofing strings (quick and dirty version):
{"type":"shell", "inline": <%='sed \'s/^pidfile.*$/pidfile \/tmp\/redis.pid\' -i /etc/redis.conf'.inspect%>
More Ruby
You can use heavier Ruby code to do more awesome stuff.
For instance, this is me creating both PV and HVM versions of my AMI:
<%
require 'json'
build_config = [
{type: 'pv', instance_type: 't1.micro', source_ami: 'ami-c2a818aa'},
{type: 'hvm', instance_type: 't2.micro', source_ami: 'ami-42718735'}
]
builders = build_config.map do |item|
{
"name"=>"aws #{item[:type]}",
'type' => 'amazon-ebs',
'region' => 'us-east-1',
'source_ami' => item[:source_ami],
'instance_type' => item[:instance_type],
'ami_description' => "packer #{item[:instance_type]}",
}
%>
"builders": <%= JSON.pretty_generate(builders) %>
And here's choosing the right CentOS 6 AMI:
<%
def source_ami(region,platform,is_hvm)
unless is_hvm then
# PV https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/ordering/ref=dtl_psb_continue?ie=UTF8&productId=f4325b48-37b0-405a-9847-236c64622e3e®ion=us-east-1
case region
when 'eu-central-1' then nil # No such image
when 'sa-east-1' then 'ami-7d02a260'
when 'ap-northeast-1' then 'ami-81294380'
when 'eu-west-1' then 'ami-42718735'
when 'us-east-1' then 'ami-8997afe0'
when 'us-west-1' then 'ami-1a013c5f'
when 'us-west-2' then 'ami-b6bdde86'
when 'ap-southeast-2' then 'ami-e7138ddd'
when 'ap-southeast-1' then 'ami-a08fd9f2'
else raise 'Cannot choose AMI'
end
else
# HVM https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/ordering?productId=74e73035-3435-48d6-88e0-89cc02ad83ee&ref_=dtl_psb_continue®ion=us-east-1
case region
when 'eu-central-1' then 'ami-46c4f65b'
when 'sa-east-1' then 'ami-9b952086'
when 'ap-northeast-1' then 'ami-13614b12'
when 'eu-west-1' then 'ami-30ff5c47'
when 'us-east-1' then 'ami-c2a818aa'
when 'us-west-1' then 'ami-57cfc412'
when 'us-west-2' then 'ami-81d092b1'
when 'ap-southeast-2' then 'ami-b3523089'
when 'ap-southeast-1' then 'ami-b4a582e6'
else raise 'Cannot choose AMI'
end
end
end
%>
...
"builders": [
...
"region": <%=source_ami(region,true)%>
...
]
Arguments
One can imagine arguments would be useful (e.g. "regions to build the AMI in").
However, the erb
binary doesn't accept arguments, so I had to pass those as environment variables. Less elegant but works OK:
packer build <(REGIONS=us-east-1,us-west-2 erb cherry.json.erb)
And inside the template:
<%
regions=ENV['REGIONS'].to_s.split(',').map(&:strip)
regions=['us-east-1'] if regions.empty?
%>
Going full Ruby
I haven't done it, but if your template is really complicated you can use a real Ruby file that prints the Packer template.
Taking the exmaple template from the Packer docs, it'll look something like this:
require 'json'
region=ARGV[0] || 'us-east-1'
#...
#...
builder = {
type: 'amazon-ebs',
access_key: '...',
secret_key: (File.read('./passwd').strip), # interpolate files
region: region # arguments
source_ami: get_ami(region), # functions
instance_type: 't1.micro',
ssh_username: 'ubuntu',
ami_name: 'packer {{timestamp}}', # Packer's variables still work
}
res = {
builders: [builder],
provisioners: {
type: 'shell',
script: 'setup_things.sh',
}
}
# Print result
puts JSON.pretty_generate(res)
Have fun templating!


YouGov to release MRP poll for UK election on Wednesday
LONDON (Reuters) - Market research firm YouGov said it would publish a closely watched poll which will seek to predict the outcome of Britain’s Dec. 12 at 2200 GMT on Wednesday.
The multilevel regression and post-stratification (MRP) poll would be published first by The Times newspaper, YouGov said.
“YouGov’s official MRP model accurately forecast the hung parliament in the 2017 General Election, even correctly projecting that seats such as Kensington & Chelsea and Canterbury would be won by the Labour Party,” it said.


login-fiddle is a simple web app that integrates a Marionette single-page frontend with Node.JS and passport.js. It demonstrates how an app with user accounts can work. Users can sign up and log in using their email address, Facebook, Google or Twitter. Client requests are automatically redirected to use HTTPS and the github repository includes self signed certificates that can be replaced with others.
Users can also connect an existing account to any of these providers, using it to log in in the future, and they can disconnect from any provider as well. Users can deactivate their account as a whole, soft deleting it, and a user who logs in to a soft-deleted account is prompted to reactivate it if they want to.
Internally, the application uses postgres and redis for data persistence. Sequelize is used as an ORM. Application constants and configuration are factored out into client and server-side configuration modules. Q is used for asynchronous code and Mocha, Should.JS and Sinon are used for server side testing. Client side testing is done using Jasmine and PhantomJS.
Linting, testing, [code provenance](https://www.npmjs.com/package/grunt-version-file) (plug!), copyright banners and building deployable archives is done with Grunt. The deployable archives can be installed, configured and updated using the included python scripts. Application activity is logged on the server and client using a custom logging framework on the client and log4js on the server. Logging can be configured in a log4j-like hierarchical manner and messages can be logged at all standard levels. The server logs can also be written to file on disk.
The application can be run in the source directory using nodemon during development. It has a pm2 configuration for production, allowing clustering, monitoring and uptime management.
The source code can be found on GitHub here
I am a software engineer who lives near London. If you have any questions about login-fiddle please email me<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Here are some links I think you might be interested in:


#include <uvm_ml_adapter.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| uvm_ml_tlm_conn_info (const string &name, unsigned id) | |
| const string & | name () const |
| unsigned | id () const |
| sc_object * | object () const |
Protected Attributes | |
| std::string | m_name |
| unsigned | m_id |
| sc_object * | m_object |
| unsigned | m_nextid |
Maintain the connection between the name, id and the object itself
Definition at line 146 of file uvm_ml_adapter.h.
| uvm_ml::uvm_ml_tlm_conn_info::uvm_ml_tlm_conn_info | ( | const string & | name, | |
| unsigned | id | |||
| ) |
Constructor
| name | The connection name | |
| id | The connection ID |
Definition at line 508 of file uvm_ml_adapter.cpp.
References m_id, m_name, m_nextid, m_object, and ML_UVM_OBJ_NOT_FOUND_.
| unsigned uvm_ml::uvm_ml_tlm_conn_info::id | ( | ) | const [inline] |
The id() property
Definition at line 161 of file uvm_ml_adapter.h.
References m_id.
Referenced by uvm_ml::uvm_ml_tlm_rec::find_connector_id_by_name(), and uvm_ml::uvm_ml_utils::uvm_ml_tlm_id_from_name().
| const string& uvm_ml::uvm_ml_tlm_conn_info::name | ( | ) | const [inline] |
The name() property
Definition at line 157 of file uvm_ml_adapter.h.
References m_name.
| sc_object* uvm_ml::uvm_ml_tlm_conn_info::object | ( | ) | const [inline] |
The object() property
Definition at line 165 of file uvm_ml_adapter.h.
References m_object.
Referenced by uvm_ml::uvm_ml_tlm_rec::get_transrec_base(), and uvm_ml::uvm_ml_tlm_rec::is_export_connector().


public class FunctionKt
@NotNull public static <T> ProcessorExecutor executeAsProcessor(@NotNull ProcessorExecutor $this$executeAsProcessor, @NotNull kotlin.jvm.functions.Function1<? super T,kotlin.Unit> onResult, @NotNull kotlin.jvm.functions.Function1<? super java.lang.Exception,kotlin.Unit> onError, @NotNull CALLBACK_IN callbackIn, @NotNull kotlin.jvm.functions.Function0<? extends T> lambda)
Calls the specified function lambda
and returns its result as callback
call is made on interface ProcessorExecutor
onResult
- the code that return the result,if this code is missing will be run stub
if interface ProcessorExecutor
is class SequentiallyProcessorExecutor
the result can be passed to the next task for processing seeclass DELIVER_.TO_NEXT
onError
- the code that handle the Exception,
if this code is missing will be run stubErrorCallback
interface ProcessorExecutor
on which the execution was performedlambda
,
interface ProcessorExecutor
@NotNull public static <V,T> ProcessorExecutor executeAsProcessorWithData(@NotNull ProcessorExecutor $this$executeAsProcessorWithData, @Nullable V data, @NotNull kotlin.jvm.functions.Function1<? super T,kotlin.Unit> onResult, @NotNull kotlin.jvm.functions.Function1<? super java.lang.Exception,kotlin.Unit> onError, @NotNull CALLBACK_IN callbackIn, @NotNull kotlin.jvm.functions.Function1<? super V,? extends T> lambda)
Calls the specified function lambda
and returns its result as callback
call is made on interface ProcessorExecutor
data
- data that will be passed to lambda as an input parameteronResult
- the code that return the result,if this code is missing will be run stub
if interface ProcessorExecutor
is class SequentiallyProcessorExecutor
the result can be passed to the next task for processing seeclass DELIVER_.TO_NEXT
onError
- the code that handle the Exception,
if this code is missing will be run stubErrorCallback
interface ProcessorExecutor
on which the execution was performedlambda
,
interface ProcessorExecutor
public static <T,R> void execute(T $this$execute, @NotNull ProcessorExecutor executor, @NotNull kotlin.jvm.functions.Function1<? super R,kotlin.Unit> onResult, @NotNull kotlin.jvm.functions.Function1<? super java.lang.Exception,kotlin.Unit> onError, @NotNull CALLBACK_IN callbackIn, @NotNull kotlin.jvm.functions.Function1<? super T,? extends R> lambda)
Calls the specified function lambda
with this
value
as its receiver and returns its result as callback
executor
- an interface ProcessorExecutor
where the task will be performedonResult
- the code that return the result,if this code is missing will be run stub
if interface ProcessorExecutor
is class SequentiallyProcessorExecutor
the result can be passed to the next task for processing seeclass DELIVER_.TO_NEXT
onError
- the code that handle the Exception,
if this code is missing will be run stubErrorCallback
lambda
public static <T,V,R> void executeWithData(T $this$executeWithData, @NotNull ProcessorExecutor executor, @Nullable V data, @NotNull kotlin.jvm.functions.Function1<? super R,kotlin.Unit> onResult, @NotNull kotlin.jvm.functions.Function1<? super java.lang.Exception,kotlin.Unit> onError, @NotNull CALLBACK_IN callbackIn, @NotNull kotlin.jvm.functions.Function2<? super T,? super V,? extends R> lambda)
Calls the specified function lambda
with this
value
as its receiver and returns its result as callback
executor
- an interface ProcessorExecutor
where the task will be performeddata
- data that will be passed to lambda as an input parameteronResult
- the code that return the result,if this code is missing will be run stub
if interface ProcessorExecutor
is class SequentiallyProcessorExecutor
the result can be passed to the next task for processing seeclass DELIVER_.TO_NEXT
onError
- the code that handle the Exception,
if this code is missing will be run stubErrorCallback
lambda
public static <T,V> void runInUI(@NotNull kotlin.jvm.functions.Function1<? super T,? extends V> $this$runInUI, T data)
Calls this
as function in UI (Main) thread
data
- data that will be passed to function as an input parameterpublic static <V> void runInUI(@NotNull kotlin.jvm.functions.Function0<? extends V> $this$runInUI)
Calls this
as function in UI (Main) thread
public static <T,V> void runOnUI(T data, @NotNull kotlin.jvm.functions.Function1<? super T,? extends V> lambda)
Calls lambda
as function in UI (Main) thread
data
- data that will be passed to lambda as an input parameterlambda
- function to calllambda


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These marketing boxes are a great place to put some information. These can contain summaries of what the company does, promotional information, or anything else that is relevant to the company. These will usually be below-the-fold.
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Services
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Change name color price: 400 000 000 Adena.


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An Inhumans Villain Makes a Surprise Return in Captain Marvel
by Ian CardonaWARNING: The following article contains spoilers for Captain Marvel #12 by Kelly Thompson, Lee Garbett, Tamra Bonvillain and Clayton Cowles, in stores now.
Captain Marvel #12 marks the start of the highly anticipated "The Last Avenger" storyline. Marvel had already teased that, as of this issue, Carol Danvers would sport a new red and black costume to reflect her status as a villain. But outside of her clashing with the Avengers, we had no clue what was going to happen, why Carol would turn against her closest allies, or what other characters would be involved in the story.
Click the button below to start this article in quick view.
As issue #12 begins, we don't find out why Captain Marvel has broken bad. Instead, she is already wearing her new black and red costume, and she takes the fight straight to an unassuming Thor.
The battle is a conflict that takes the two Avengers all over the world but, eventually, Captain Marvel is able to subdue the God of Thunder. However, the real surprise arrives at the end of the issue, when Carol presents the head of Thor to her mysterious benefactor on the Moon, in the remnants of the Inhuman city New Artcilan: Vox Supreme.
The villains known as the Vox first appeared in 2018's Death of the Inhumans. In the limited series, Black Bolt and the Royal Family were attacked by the Vox, who were engineered by the Kree to wipe out the Inhumans and wage war. The series later revealed that there wasn't just one Vox, but a whole army's worth of them. In actuality, the Kree trapped Inhumans in the Vox suit and transformed them into obedient, deadly hunters. Death of the Inhumans ended with Black Bolt wiping out the entire Vox army, but not without some Kree escaping the slaughter.
Now, the appearance of Vox Supreme in Captain Marvel #12 marks the Inhuman villains' first appearance since the conclusion of Death of the Inhumans. However, this character appears to be something new. The Vox we know had black and red costumes and were out in numbers. This Vox Supreme, however, appears to be something else. The name alone implies that he is higher up the food chain than a regular member of the species. Moreover, his costume is not black with crimson highlights, but emerald instead. Clearly, this Vox is different -- and possibly a whole lot more dangerous.
Since Carol's new costume is now red and black, and since we know that the Vox are involved, then could Vox Supreme have somehow turned Carol into one of them? Is Carol Dangers one of his new generals? At this point, any guess is as good as the next.
Whatever the reason, Carol seems to have some sort of plan. Given that the Vox are a weapon engineered by the Kree, and considering Carol's close ties to the alien race, then it's possible this is all part of an elaborate scheme to infiltrate them. That is if Vox Supreme doesn't catch on and sees through her deception.
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A new rider, RIDER_NAME, was just added to the database. To view their profile page visit
this link.
Rider Details:
Contact Info
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Phone:
917-345-3200
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Email:
RIDER_EMAIL
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Address:
446 Dean St., Brooklyn, NY
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75
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1
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Can barely ride a bike
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Has riden all over the place
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Harlem, Park Slope
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Hi, I'm Camille! This website is the last assignment for my coding class, but also my last assignment of my senior year. This is my finish line. I'm grateful for the skills and fun this class gifted me. Creating this website is bittersweet but I'm glad I'm able to do it.
For comparison, here is a screen shot of my first website, from August 2019
4 lines of HTML, and that's it!
I'm proud to say that I've learned a little since then :)


This is my first webpage written completely by hand. I've gotten this far so things must be going ok. Bravo for me. I plan on learning various coding languages so I decided to start a reference page to keep track of things and maybe document my journey a little as well.
I am brushing up on some HTML, CSS, and learning Javascript at the moment but hope to learn this plus delve into Ruby on Rails so I can be a Full Stack Developer. Hopefully this site will help me gather my thoughts and maybe help others as well. Helping others is always good Karma.
A few things about the mind behind the mayhem:


File: /Users/Dave/Sites/d3plus/src/object/merge.coffee
d3selection = require "../util/d3selection.coffee" validate = require "./validate.coffee" ###* # Given any two objects, this method will merge the two objects together, returning a new third object. The values of the second object always overwrite the first. # @method d3plus.object.merge # @for d3plus.object # @param obj1 {Object} The primary object. # @param obj2 {Object} The secondary object to merge into the first. # @return {Object} ### module.exports = (obj1, obj2) -> copyObject = (obj, ret) -> for a of obj unless typeof obj[a] is "undefined" if validate(obj[a]) ret[a] = {} if typeof ret[a] isnt "object" copyObject obj[a], ret[a] else if not d3selection(obj[a]) and obj[a] instanceof Array ret[a] = obj[a].slice(0) else ret[a] = obj[a] obj3 = {} copyObject obj1, obj3 if obj1 copyObject obj2, obj3 if obj2 obj3


Well, everyday I stay in the top 20 my witness will generate 200+ steem. While I have a monthly bill for the server, it’s not nearly as large as that. My plan is to delegate the vast majority of my steem to support minnows. I’ll do that by delegating to @minnowsupport, the moderators of the Minnow Support Project, minnows in the PALnet community, and bots that the community uses to promote good stuff coming out of the community.
For people, my plan will be to delegate steem to Minnows until they become dolphins, remove the delegation and move on to the next minnow to help them grow. This may be different for Moderators and Medal of Honor winners as they have more activity in the community than average members.
That said, starting with tonight I’ve delegated 1,000 SP to muh baby, @minnowsupport. I’m so excited to see it grow.
Contest
There are three general groups that I’ll be delegating too.
PALnet community Leaders
PALnet bots
PALnet minnows
This contest will run for two days and award a 500 SP delegation to a Minnow of the community’s choosing. To vote please type the names of 1-2 minnows in the comment section. Most votes wins. Tie goes to value of the comment. You can self vote here.
Minnow must have earned less than 5k SP
Minnow must have less than 1000 followers
Minnow can’t be a witness, mod, or medal of honor winner
Good Luck and I’ll keep this up as long as I’m in the top spots!
PS if you don’t know what delegation is- I can lend you my steem power. You benefit from the curation and get stronger votes. I don’t actually lose the SP. It’s a great arrangement to support minnows.
This page is synchronized from the post: ‘MSP Delegation Contest & First act with Steem generated from my top 20 Witness- I just delegated 1,000 SP to the Minnow Support Project’


Lively
Given a city inputted by the user, we provide hiking trails, food, and events in that city. Features a responsive user interface built with Materialize and powered by jQuery. This application was built by a small team in three days.
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Hello, welcome to Doctor Find! Sometimes pain and discomfort happens, we get it, but we don't have to like it! Just put in a first and last name, or whatever name you know and we will try to find a provider for you! You can also put in a symptom too!


Interested in diving into AngularJS and learning how it can be used to build robust Single Page Applications? The code camp is hands-on with 3 hours lecture of basic foundation of AngularJS. Participants will participate in a mini-hackathon based on what they have learned during the overview session.
This is the first code camp in our series in preparation for #BicolITHackathon2015. A ‘hackathon’ is an event wherein participants collaborate to build a viable product that can spark a future business.gives freebies to the attendees. Come and join us as we unfold the new trends of Technology.
Speaker
Agenda
| 9:00 - 9:30 | Registration | |
| 9:30 - 12:00 | Intro to Angular JS | |
| 1:00 - 3:30 | Hands-on Activity | |
| 1:00 - 4:30 | Mini-Hackathon |
Course Outline
- Introduction to AngularJS
- Our first AngularJS application
- Single Page Applications
- Controllers
- Models
- Views
- Expressions
- Filters
- Scopes
- Angular Forms
- Directives
- Testing
Prerequisites
Participants should have fundamental knowledge with HTML, JavaScript, and jQuery or another DOM manipulation library.
For those who will bring their laptops, make sure the following are installed:
- Chrome (web browser). We will use the Chrome debugging tools, Chrome extension for AngularJS (ng-inspector) and a Chrome extension called Post Man.
- Text editor or JavaScript-capable IDE.
Slots are limited, kindly notify us in advance if you can't make it on that date.


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Ethan's Favorite Things
Hi, My name is Ethan Howard. I am a Media Informatics major and a Japanese Language minor. I enjoy playing video games, reading, and spending time with my friends.


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Phoenix Eye is an image forensics tool, it serves as a GUI for phoenix, an open source image forensics tool which you can download and use for free!
Phoenix Eye runs common image forensics algorithms on the submitted image. It also extracts important information from images.
Features:
Try some example images from the list below:


require "lib"
require "num"
require "sym"
require "rows"
This code rewrites the contents of
the numeric independent variables as ranges (e.g. 23:45).
Such columns c
are sorted then explored for a cut
where
the expected value of the variance after cutting is
minimized. Note that this code endorses a cut only if:
c
and the goal column
goal
are minimizedLean.super.margin
);enough
(which defaults to
the square root of the number of rows, see
Lean.super.enough
)After finding a cut, this code explores both sides of the cut for recursive cuts.
Important note: this code rewrites the table so the only thing to do when it terminates is dump the new table and quit.
function super(data,goal,enough, rows,most,cohen)
rows = data.rows
goal = goal or #(rows[1])
enough = enough or (#rows)^Lean.super.enough
local function band(c,lo,hi)
if lo==1 then
return "..".. rows[hi][c]
elseif hi == most then
return rows[lo][c]..".."
else
return rows[lo][c]..".."..rows[hi][c] end
end
Find one best cut, as follows.
r
).lo
to hi
taking away
values from the right and adding them
to a left counter (abbreviated here as l
).cut
is.cut
found, return nil
.Tehcnical note: actually, we run two right and two left counters:
xl
and xr
)yl
and yr
) local function argmin(c,lo,hi, cohen,
x,nl,nr,bestx,tmpx,
y,sl,sr,
cut)
nl,nr = num(), num()
sl,sr = sym(), sym()
for i=lo,hi do
numInc(nr, rows[i][c])
symInc(sr, rows[i][goal]) end
bestx = symEnt(sr)
if (hi - lo > 2*enough) then
for i=lo,hi do
x = rows[i][c]
y = rows[i][goal]
numInc(nl, x); numDec(nr, x)
symInc(sl, y); symDec(sr, y)
if nl.n >= enough and nr.n >= enough then
if nl.hi - nl.lo > cohen then
if nr.hi - nr.lo > cohen then
tmpx = symXpect(sl,sr) * Lean.super.margin
if tmpx < bestx then
cut,bestx = i, tmpx end end end end end end
return cut
end
If we can find one good cut:
lo
to hi
to
the same string s
representing the range.. local function cuts(c,lo,hi,pre,cohen, cut,txt,s,mu)
txt = pre..rows[lo][c]..".."..rows[hi][c]
cut,mu = argmin(c,lo,hi,cohen)
if cut then
fyi(txt)
cuts(c,lo, cut, pre.."|.. ",cohen)
cuts(c,cut+1, hi, pre.."|.. ",cohen)
else
s = band(c,lo,hi)
fyi(txt)
for r=lo,hi do
rows[r][c]=s end end
end
Our data sorts such that all the “?” unknown values are pushed to the end. This function tells us where to stop so we don’t run into those values.
function stop(c,t)
for i=#t,1,-1 do if t[i][c] ~= "?" then return i end end
return 0
end
For all numeric indpendent columns, sort it and
try to cut it. Then dump
the results to standard output.
for _,c in pairs(data.indeps) do
if data.nums[c] then
ksort(c,rows) -- sorts the rows on column `c`.
most = stop(c,rows)
local all = num()
for i=1,#data.rows do numInc(all, rows[i][c]) end
fyi("\n-- ".. data.name[c] .. " ----------")
cuts(c,1,most,"|.. ",all.sd*Lean.super.cohen) end end
print(gsub( cat(data.name,", "),
"%$","")) -- dump dollars since no more nums
dump(rows)
end
Main function, if this is called top-level.
return {main=function() return super(rows()) end}


There’s a lot to like in Jonstown. As you can see it’s a busy place with the downtown on two levels, factories and a river port. The layout is simple: 2 separate loops. The upper loop as an oval while the lower is a figure 8. The majority of the buildings are lighted. There are numerous sight gags and humorous scenes. Hundreds of figures populate the layout as well as dozens of automobiles and trucks. Most of the businesses are named for employees of Caboose and friends. As you may know, Caboose Hobbies closed after over 70 years in Denver. It will reopen under new ownership, but this is a piece of Model Train history. I do not have access to the layout as I am in Texas, but I am in contact with the owner. I can answer questions about the layout, but not the financial details, I will get you in contact with the owner for that. Email me<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for more.


Julianne Ward
Democrat
retired
A.B. Grinnell College, MSW University of Iowa
81303
None in Colorado other than organizing and running three women's campaigns for County Commissioner which we won.
Locally: I have organized and run campaigns three times for county commissioners, and participated and supported two other campaigns. I have supported local persons running for county commissioner and city council. I have worked with the La Plata Democratic party to get out the vote in all elections. State: I have contributed money to State Representative and State Senate campaigns and Governor races. I have worked with the LP Dems to get out the vote. Federally: I have contributed money to U.S. Senate and House campaigns and Presidential races. I have been a member of the local League of Women Voters for many years I contribute to Emily's list, Planned Parenthood, Oxbow, The Carter Center. Nature Conservancy, World Wildlife, National Geographic.
Board member of The Women's Resource Center in Durango - 2 terms. Continuous member. since 2001. League of Women Voters member
Personal Statement Julianne Ward, Durango. My husband and I moved to Colorado 20 years ago from Iowa where we had lived all our lives. Being able to move to Colorado was a dream come true. Finding Durango, was not what we anticipated, but it was just right for us. But what we did not expect, was that our nightly television news would come from New Mexico, and that we would come to know more initially about Albuquerque than we would about Denver; more about New Mexico politics than we would about Colorado’s; and more about the government and the governor of New Mexico than we would about our newly adopted state’s. Especially in Election years it’s easy to feel overlooked and disconnected if you live in La Plata County. Over time, however, we’ve come to appreciate New Mexico, but we’ve had to make effort to know and find out about Colorado and what’s happening here, how things work here, and who our elected officials are. As a consequence, I think we have paid more attention and gotten more involved than we ever were previously. We have always enjoyed getting out and exploring, and I think there may be a county in Colorado that we have not been in, but I’d have to look carefully to find it. I think I am aware of the diversity of our very large state, and I am familiar with not only the geography of it’s various parts, but of the people and how they live and make their livelihoods; not only the Western Slope (which was a new concept and distinction to me), but the Front Range and Eastern Plains as well. I’ve acquainted myself with all parts of the state, maybe even more so than a native might, because we were transplants who wanted to be here, and to participate in this great state. Being sure that each and every person is fairly represented is not an easy goal to attain, but I believe that it should done with as much fairness and convenience as possible, and I would pledge to do to the best of my ability, and be honored to be involved in the endeavor. Thank you.
I am professionally trained as a social worker. Working with people in difficult circumstance or situations is what we do, no matter who or what. I also served as a mediator in the criminal justice system bringing victims and perpetrators together for resolution and restitution. I think I could work with fellow commissioners to find consensus or agreement. I have no allegiances or affiliations that would lead me to be unfair or partial. Fair representation and reasonable convenience for that representation is what this should be about.
Again, social workers are problem solvers, working with the resources that are available. Everybody does not usually get all of what they want, but everyone should get what they need and some of what they were wanting. I am good with math and spatial thinking and design and maps.
female


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| public | Bucket(const T& value_, Bucket* next_) |
| public inline nothrow Bucket* | Next() const |
| public inline nothrow void | SetNext(Bucket* next_) |
| public inline nothrow T& | Value() |
| public inline nothrow const T& | Value() const |
| public typedef ValueType | T |
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Algorithms for Molecular Biology 7:12
]
1.
Sequence Encoding
demo Fig3
demo Fig4
Base Sequence:
Encode
Probe Sequence:
Encode
Alphabet:
Cube zeros:
2.
Coordinate Decoding
Coordinates are real numbers between 0 and 1, type and press Enter:
Single coordinate (binary decoding)
Forward
Backward
3.
Distance Calculation
Between individual coordinates (Eq. 2):
d(
,
) =
Between USM coordinates (Eq. 3-5):
d(
Forward:
Backward:
,
Forward:
Backward:
)
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Forms
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Input 2
Textarea
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Auto focused
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Value on load
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Checkboxes and radios
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Appcafe is one giant service in the Mewburn rc
system.
That is not the case here.
Here, it comprises:
one target: appcafe
, which is what is enabled when one enables "appcafe
"
four distinct services: appcafe-nginx
, appcafe-dispatcher
, appcafe-php-fpm
, and appcafe-ssl-keygen
, which are wanted by that target when they are enabled
Additionally, in the Mewburn rc
system Appcafe is configured by a subsystem-specific configuration file in /usr/local/etc/appcafe.conf
.
Here, the rc.conf
conversion subsystem permits the Appcafe settings there to be overridden with normal rc.conf
settings:
appcafe_nginx_port
port=
in /usr/local/etc/appcafe.conf
.appcafe_nginx_ssl
ssl=
in /usr/local/etc/appcafe.conf
.
If you are looking for the nginx.conf
used by the appcafe-nginx
service, it is in that service's own service directory.
The external configuration conversion subsystem copies it from the originals in /usr/local/share/appcafe
, leaving them untouched, and edits in the port
and ssl
configuration.


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Traffic Monitor
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Port No
Description
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MaxSpeed(Bps):
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An AI competition run by UPE at RPI.
Over $4000 in cash prizes!
Thank you to everyone who participated in the competition, regardless of how far you got! Congratulations to our finalists: kzhaaang, milk and harambe! We hope you compete again next semester, details coming soon!
To learn more about how to play and how to connect to the game, check out the full documentation and API.
This server, equipped with matchmaking capabilities, will be running 24/7 to allow teams to test their AIs against the rest of the competition. By winning games and improving your rating, you can fight your way to the top of our leaderboard!
  Good luck!
Code in your favorite language! The server and AIs communicate using HTTP requests (see the documentation for more details), and pretty much all languages can interface this way. Go nuts!
Testing your AI against other AIs on the matchmaking server is super easy using our API! You can even test your AI against a sample practice bot that just moves randomly! Check out the Documentation for more details.
More on this coming later! There will be a seeding tournament and a main event that's open to entry to all interested RPI teams.


Alpha Meal
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Location:
Cuisine:
Price: $$
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400m away.
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