#include <image_ops.h>
Extracts crops from the input image tensor and resizes them.
Extracts crops from the input image tensor and resizes them using bilinear sampling or nearest neighbor sampling (possibly with aspect ratio change) to a common output size specified by crop_size
. This is more general than the crop_to_bounding_box
op which extracts a fixed size slice from the input image and does not allow resizing or aspect ratio change.
Returns a tensor with crops
from the input image
at positions defined at the bounding box locations in boxes
. The cropped boxes are all resized (with bilinear or nearest neighbor interpolation) to a fixed size = [crop_height, crop_width]
. The result is a 4-D tensor [num_boxes, crop_height, crop_width, depth]
. The resizing is corner aligned. In particular, if boxes = [[0, 0, 1, 1]]
, the method will give identical results to using tf.image.resize_bilinear()
or tf.image.resize_nearest_neighbor()
(depends on the method
argument) with align_corners=True
.
Arguments:
[batch, image_height, image_width, depth]
. Both image_height
and image_width
need to be positive.[num_boxes, 4]
. The i
-th row of the tensor specifies the coordinates of a box in the box_ind[i]
image and is specified in normalized coordinates [y1, x1, y2, x2]
. A normalized coordinate value of y
is mapped to the image coordinate at y * (image_height - 1)
, so as the [0, 1]
interval of normalized image height is mapped to [0, image_height - 1]
in image height coordinates. We do allow y1
> y2
, in which case the sampled crop is an up-down flipped version of the original image. The width dimension is treated similarly. Normalized coordinates outside the [0, 1]
range are allowed, in which case we use extrapolation_value
to extrapolate the input image values.[num_boxes]
with int32 values in [0, batch)
. The value of box_ind[i]
specifies the image that the i
-th box refers to.size = [crop_height, crop_width]
. All cropped image patches are resized to this size. The aspect ratio of the image content is not preserved. Both crop_height
and crop_width
need to be positive.Optional attributes (see Attrs
):
"bilinear"
or "nearest"
and default to "bilinear"
. Currently two sampling methods are supported: Bilinear and Nearest Neighbor.Returns:
Output
: A 4-D tensor of shape [num_boxes, crop_height, crop_width, depth]
.
Constructors and Destructors |
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|---|---|
CropAndResize(const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input image, ::tensorflow::Input boxes, ::tensorflow::Input box_ind, ::tensorflow::Input crop_size)
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CropAndResize(const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input image, ::tensorflow::Input boxes, ::tensorflow::Input box_ind, ::tensorflow::Input crop_size, const CropAndResize::Attrs & attrs)
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Public attributes |
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|---|---|
crops
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operation
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Public functions |
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|---|---|
node() const
|
::tensorflow::Node *
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operator::tensorflow::Input() const
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operator::tensorflow::Output() const
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Public static functions |
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|---|---|
ExtrapolationValue(float x)
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Method(StringPiece x)
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Structs |
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tensorflow:: |
Optional attribute setters for CropAndResize. |
::tensorflow::Output crops
Operation operation
CropAndResize( const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input image, ::tensorflow::Input boxes, ::tensorflow::Input box_ind, ::tensorflow::Input crop_size )
CropAndResize( const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input image, ::tensorflow::Input boxes, ::tensorflow::Input box_ind, ::tensorflow::Input crop_size, const CropAndResize::Attrs & attrs )
::tensorflow::Node * node() const
operator::tensorflow::Input() const
operator::tensorflow::Output() const
Attrs ExtrapolationValue( float x )
Attrs Method( StringPiece x )


--- title: "Demo" layout: default menu: |
Unless specified otherwise, all of the following sizes are measured in bytes.
demo:
[ 8] version_header
[168] header
[260] _timeline_markers
[ ] map
[ ] data
_timeline_markers
are only available in version 4 and 5.
The length of the map
field is determined by the map_size
field in header
. The map
field contains a Teeworlds map (datafile).
data
consists of many chunk
s laid out one after the other.
version_header:
[ 7] magic
[ 1] version
magic
is "TWDEMO\0".
version
is any number from 3 to 5 for this document.
header:
[ 64] net_version
[ 64] map_name
[ 4] map_size
[ 4] map_crc
[ 8] type
[ 4] length
[ 20] timestamp
net_version
, map_name
, type
and timestamp
are null-terminated strings. map_size
, map_crc
and length
are signed big-endian 32-bit integers.
map_size
determines the size of the map
field of the demo.
type
should be either "client" or "server" for a client or server demo, respectively.
_timeline_markers:
[ 4] num_timeline_markers
[256] timeline_markers
num_timeline_markers
is a signed big-endian 32-bit integer. timeline_markers
is an array of signed big-endian 32-bit integers of size 64.
num_timeline_markers
gives the number of valid timeline_markers
. This number should be less or equal to 64.
chunk:
[ ] chunk_header
[ ] chunk_data
chunk_header
is at least a single byte. If the chunk
does not indicate a new tick, it looks like follows (sizes specified in bits):
chunk_header_normal_first:
[1] is_tick (set to 0 for normal chunks)
[2] type
[5] size
0ttS SSSS
is_tick
is set to 0
for normal chunks.
type
can be one of 1
(snapshot), 2
(message) or 3
(snapshot delta).
size
determines the size of the following chunk_data
unless one of the special values 30
or 31
are used. 30
indicates that chunk_header
contains one additional byte whose numerical value specifies the length of the following chunk_data
, 31
indicates that chunk_header
contains one additional little-endian 16-bit integer specifying the length of the following chunk_data
.
If the chunk
does indicate a new tick, its first byte looks like follows in version 3 and 4 (sizes specified in bits):
chunk_header_tick_first_34:
[1] is_tick (set to 1 for tick markers)
[1] keyframe
[6] tick_delta
1kDD DDDD
is_tick
is set to 1
for tick markers.
keyframe
is a hint to the demo player that the next tick will contain a full snapshot, which allows it to jump to that specific position.
tick_delta
either specifies the tick delta (delta = difference) to the previous tick, or it is 0
to indicate that a big-endian 32-bit integer specifying the absolute tick follows.
In version 5, the first byte of the chunk_header
looks like follows if it does indicate a new tick (sizes specified in bits):
chunk_header_tick_first_5:
[1] is_tick (set to 1 for tick markers)
[1] keyframe
[1] inline_tick
[5] tick_delta
1kiD DDDD
is_tick
and keyframe
have the same meaning as in version 3 and 4. If inline_tick
is 1
, tick_delta
specifies the tick delta. If it is 0
, tick_delta
is padding that should be zeroed and a big-endian 32-bit integer specifying the absolute tick follows.


ISOPTO TEARS - hypromellose 2910 (4000 mpa.s) solution
Alcon Laboratories, Inc.
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
OTC - ACTIVE INGREDIENT SECTION
Hypromellose 2910 0.5%
OTC - PURPOSE SECTION
Lubricant
INDICATIONS & USAGE SECTION
Uses
- For the temporary relief of burning and irritation due to dryness of the eye.
- For use as a protectant against further irritation.
WARNINGS SECTION
For external use only
Do not use
- if this solution changes color or becomes cloudy.
- if you are sensitive to any ingredient in this product.
OTC - WHEN USING SECTION
When using this product
- Remove contact lenses before using.
- To avoid contamination, do not touch tip of container to any surface.
- Replace cap after each use.
OTC - STOP USE SECTION
Stop use and ask a doctor if
- you experience eye pain
- you experience changes in vision
- you experience continued redness or irritation
- the condition worsens or persists for more than 72 hours
OTC - KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN SECTION
Keep out of reach of children.
If swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
DOSAGE & ADMINISTRATION SECTION
Directions
- instill 1 or 2 drops in the affected eye(s) as needed.
OTHER INFORMATION
- Store at room temperature.
INACTIVE INGREDIENT SECTION
Benzalkonium chloride 0.01% as preservative, dibasic sodium phosphate, monobasic sodium phosphate, purified water, sodium chloride, sodium citrate.
OTC - QUESTIONS SECTION
In the U.S. call 1-800-757-9195
PRINCIPAL DISPLAY PANEL
Alcon®
Isopto® Tears
LUBRICANT
Eye Drops
Hypromellose (Ophthalmic Solution)
For Relief of Dry Eyes
STERILE
15 mL (1/2 FL OZ)
Alcon Laboratories, Inc.


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I2sc hardware registers. More...
#include <i2sc.h>
Public Attributes | |
| __O uint32_t | I2SC_CR |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x00) Control Register More... | |
| __IO uint32_t | I2SC_MR |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x04) Mode Register More... | |
| __I uint32_t | I2SC_SR |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x08) Status Register More... | |
| __O uint32_t | I2SC_SCR |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x0C) Status Clear Register More... | |
| __O uint32_t | I2SC_SSR |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x10) Status Set Register More... | |
| __O uint32_t | I2SC_IER |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x14) Interrupt Enable Register More... | |
| __O uint32_t | I2SC_IDR |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x18) Interrupt Disable Register More... | |
| __I uint32_t | I2SC_IMR |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x1C) Interrupt Mask Register More... | |
| __I uint32_t | I2SC_RHR |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x20) Receiver Holding Register More... | |
| __O uint32_t | I2SC_THR |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x24) Transmitter Holding Register More... | |
| __I uint32_t | Reserved1 [54] |
| __IO uint32_t | I2SC_RPR |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x100) Receive Pointer Register More... | |
| __IO uint32_t | I2SC_RCR |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x104) Receive Counter Register More... | |
| __IO uint32_t | I2SC_TPR |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x108) Transmit Pointer Register More... | |
| __IO uint32_t | I2SC_TCR |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x10C) Transmit Counter Register More... | |
| __IO uint32_t | I2SC_RNPR |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x110) Receive Next Pointer Register More... | |
| __IO uint32_t | I2SC_RNCR |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x114) Receive Next Counter Register More... | |
| __IO uint32_t | I2SC_TNPR |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x118) Transmit Next Pointer Register More... | |
| __IO uint32_t | I2SC_TNCR |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x11C) Transmit Next Counter Register More... | |
| __O uint32_t | I2SC_PTCR |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x120) Transfer Control Register More... | |
| __I uint32_t | I2SC_PTSR |
| (I2sc Offset: 0x124) Transfer Status Register More... | |
I2sc hardware registers.
| __I uint32_t I2sc::Reserved1[54] |


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REVEALED: Club emerge as front-runners for stunning €120million Liverpool transfer raid
by Magnus EriksenReal Madrid are reportedly chasing the €120million transfer of Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk as a long-term replacement for Sergio Ramos.
It’s not been the best start to the season for Zinedine Zidane’s side, and it’s easy to see why they might be tempted to make a big investment in a world class centre-back of Van Dijk’s calibre.
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Liverpool surely won’t want to sell one of their most important players for any price, but the Netherlands international is now linked as a top target for Real, according to Don Balon.
The Reds will surely do all they can do hold on to Van Dijk, with the former Southampton man proving such an instrumental part of the club’s success since he joined.
The 28-year-old could surely play for any team in the world, but then there also doesn’t seem to be much reason for him to want to leave Anfield right now.
LFC are the clear favourites for the Premier League title this season, and of course Van Dijk got his hands on a Champions League winners’ medal last term.
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Last updated Turn #74
Ocean [an43], ocean, in The Inner Sea
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8: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
8: 8% damaged, arrived from Unnamed Plains [am43], owner:
8: Kijaro [u4q], Pen, with 17 sailors
9: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
9: 8% damaged, departed for Ocean [an44].
30: The fog has cleared.
Routes leaving Ocean:
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Crystal Collector!
You will be given a random number at the start of the game:
There are four crystals below. By clicking on a crystal you
will add a specific amount of points to your total score.
You win the game by matching the total score to random
number. You lose the game if your total score goes above
the random number.
The value of each crystal is hidden from you until you
click on it.
Each time when the game starts, the game will change the
values of all crystals
Number to Guess:
Your total score is :
Wins:
Losses:


My Cases Statistics |
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The My Cases Statistics areas displays the following project statistics grouped on the case level:
-Grid Statistics:
-Active Projects: displays the count of all active projects in the case portal
-Added ToDos: displays the count of all active ToDos in the case portal
-Unread Comments: displays the count of all unread comments in the case portal
-The user has the ability to view all of the comments at once in addition to filtering only the projects that have the comments:
-Select the icon next to the comment value in the grid to display the comments in the below frame to review in bulk. Note the color of the icon changes to red:
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-Select the Clear button to remove the comments display after reading them. After the Clear button is selected, the unread comments number value will return to 0.
-Unassigned Projects: displays the count of all projects that have been unassigned to any user
-Project Status chart:
-Displays the activity status of all active projects.
-Project Priority chart:
-Displays the priority status across all active projects
Note: All of these sections may be selected to filter the appropriate grid and chart display information in the case portal projects submodule
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All students are eligible to apply to a Charter School. If you want to attend a Charter School you can contact the school and retrieve an application. Some schools might have you attend an information session.
Students are chosen by lottery.
Lottery Academies: no minimum requirements to apply
Selective Academies: Must have completed 7th grade during the last school year. Specific NWEA MAP scores are required for eligibility for the CTE program at Jones.
Lottery Academies: Most of the College and Career Academies are lottery academies. If more applications are received than there are spaces available, students are selected by lottery with preference given to students meeting minimum requirements.
Selective Academies: Selection is based on the point system with each school selecting its own minimum cutoff score for applicants.
Students must meet minimum eligibility requirements to apply. Eligibility is based on NWEA MAP scores in reading and math and cumulative grades received during 7th grade. The high school calculator will help you see which of these programs you are qualified for.
All students applying for the Diploma Programme must attend one IB Information Session. Attending the Information Session does not guarantee an offer of admittance. However, if you do not attend an Information Session, you will not be considered for any of the IB schools to which you apply.
Students are selected to IB Programmes based on a 900-point system. These points are divided evenly with a maximum of 450 for NWEA MAP test scores and 450 for 7th grade cumulative GPA. A Bonus of 50 points can be earned if you live within the attendance boundary of the school you are applying too. Each school IB High School sets its own minimum cut off score.
Students must meet minimum eligibility requirements to apply. Eligibility is based on NWEA MAP scores in reading and math.
Students are selected for most Magnet High School through computerized lottery, with some exceptions. You must meet the minimum requirements set by each school to be included in the lottery. Some preference is given if you have a sibling who has attended the school or if you live with 2.5 miles of the school.
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Students living outside the attendance boundary or applying to an Early College STEM program or other specialized programs are randomly selected through a computerized lottery if the school receives more applications than available seats.
Students must meet minimum eligibility requirements to apply. Eligibility is based on NWEA MAP scores in reading and math.
Students must also attend one Information Session where they will completed a Motivation and Perseverance Assessment and write an essay.
Student selection is based on a 500 point system. These points are divided between seventh grade final grades (150 points maximum), NWEA MAP Scores (150 points maximum), the assessment (100 points maximum), and the essay (100 points maximum). The high school calculator will help you see which of these programs you are qualified for.
Students must meet minimum eligibility requirements to apply. Eligibility is based on NWEA MAP scores in reading and math.
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Student selection is based on a 900-point system. These points are divided evenly with a 300-point maximum between your 7th grade cumulative grades, NWEA MAP scores, and admission test.
The first 30% of available seats at each school are filled strictly according to the student scores. The remaining seats are equally distributed among the four tiers and are filled by the highest-scoring students in each tier. Tiers are determined by your address you can find out your tier here: link.


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CouchDatabase Class Reference
| Inherits from | CouchResource : RESTResource : NSObject |
| Declared in | CouchDatabase.h |
Overview
A CouchDB database; contains CouchDocuments.
The CouchServer is the factory object for CouchDatabases.
Tasks
Other Methods
-
+ databaseWithURL:
A convenience to instantiate a CouchDatabase directly from a URL, without having to first instantiate a CouchServer.
Unlike CouchServer's -databaseNamed: method, if you call this twice with the same URL you _will_ get two distinct CouchDatabase objects (with two distinct CouchServers as parents.)
-
+ databaseNamed:onServerWithURL:
A convenience to instantiate a CouchDatabase directly from a name and a server URL, without having to first instantiate a CouchServer.
Unlike CouchServer's -databaseNamed: method, if you call this twice with the same URL/name you _will_ get two distinct CouchDatabase objects (with two distinct CouchServers as parents.)
-
server
property -
documentPathMap
Allows retrieving documents from the CouchDatabase using a different path from the documentID. This is useful for
propertyaccessing a document using a Couch rewrite. The result of the CouchDocumentPathMap is the path relative to the database.
-
– create
Creates the database on the server.
Fails with an HTTP status 412 (Conflict) if a database with this name already exists.
-
– ensureCreated:
Creates the database on the server, if it doesn’t already exist (Synchronous).
This calls create and waits for completion, but ignores HTTP status 412.
-
– compact
Compacts the database, freeing up disk space by deleting old revisions of documents.
This should be run periodically, especially after making a lot of changes. Note: The REST operation completes as soon as the server starts compacting, but the actual compaction will run asynchronously and may take a while.
-
– getDocumentCount
Gets the current total number of documents. (Synchronous)
-
– documentWithID:
Instantiates a CouchDocument object with the given ID.
Makes no server calls; a document with that ID doesn't even need to exist yet. CouchDocuments are cached, so there will never be more than one instance (in this database) at a time with the same documentID.
-
– objectForKeyedSubscript:
Same as documentWithID:. Enables “[]” access in Xcode 4.4+
-
– untitledDocument
Creates a CouchDocument object with no current ID.
The first time you PUT to that document, it will be created on the server (via a POST).
-
– getAllDocuments
Returns a query that will fetch all documents in the database.
-
– getDocumentsWithIDs:
Returns a query that will fetch the documents with the given IDs.
-
– putChanges:toRevisions:
Bulk-writes multiple documents in one HTTP call.
-
– putChanges:
Bulk-writes multiple documents in one HTTP call.
Each property dictionary with an "_id" key will update the existing document with that ID, or create a new document with that ID. A dictionary without an "_id" key will always create a new document with a server-assigned unique ID. If a dictionary updates an existing document, it must also have an "_rev" key that contains the document's current revision ID. The write is asynchronous, but after the returned operation finishes, its -resultObject will be an NSArray of CouchDocuments.
-
– deleteRevisions:
Deletes the given revisions.
-
– deleteDocuments:
Deletes the given documents.
-
– purgeDocuments:
Purges the given documents from the database; this isn’t deletion, more like forgetting entirely about them.
-
– clearDocumentCache
Empties the cache of recently used CouchDocument objects.
API calls will now instantiate and return new instances.
-
– slowQueryWithMap:reduce:language:
Returns a query that runs custom map/reduce functions.
This is very slow compared to a precompiled view and should only be used for testing.
-
– slowQueryWithMap:
Convenience method that creates a custom query from a JavaScript map function.
-
– designDocumentWithName:
Instantiates a CouchDesignDocument object with the given ID.
Makes no server calls; a design document with that ID doesn't even need to exist yet. CouchDesignDocuments are cached, so there will never be more than one instance (in this database) at a time with the same name.
-
tracksChanges
Controls whether document change-tracking is enabled.
propertyIt's off by default. Only external changes are tracked, not ones made through this database object and its children. This is useful in handling synchronization, or multi-client access to the same database, or on application relaunch to detect changes made after it last quit. Turning tracking on creates a persistent socket connection to the database, and will post potentially a lot of notifications, so don't turn it on unless you're actually going to use the notifications.
-
lastSequenceNumber
The last change sequence number received from the database.
propertyIf this is not known yet, the current value will be fetched via a synchronous query. You can save the current value on quit, and restore it on relaunch before enabling change tracking, to get notifications of all changes that have occurred in the meantime.
-
– pullFromDatabaseAtURL:
Triggers replication from a source database, to this database.
-
– pushToDatabaseAtURL:
Triggers replication from this database to a target database.
-
– replicateWithURL:exclusively:
Configures this database to replicate bidirectionally (sync to and from) a database at the given URL.
-
– replicationFromDatabaseAtURL:
Creates a persistent replication from a database (a pull).
Returns an object representing this replication. If a replication from this URL already exists, the configuration is unchanged.
-
– replicationToDatabaseAtURL:
Creates a persistent replication to a database (a push).
Returns an object representing this replication. If a replication from this URL already exists, the configuration is unchanged.
-
replications
All currently configured persistent replications involving this database, as CouchPersistentReplication objects.
property
CouchModelFactory Methods
-
modelFactory
The CouchModel factory object to be used by this database.
propertyEvery database has its own instance by default, but you can set this property to use a different one -- either to use a custom subclass, or to share a factory among multiple databases, or both.
Extension Methods
Properties
documentPathMap
Allows retrieving documents from the CouchDatabase using a different path from the documentID. This is useful for
accessing a document using a Couch rewrite. The result of the CouchDocumentPathMap is the path relative to the database.
@property (copy) CouchDocumentPathMap documentPathMap
Discussion
Allows retrieving documents from the CouchDatabase using a different path from the documentID. This is useful for
accessing a document using a Couch rewrite. The result of the CouchDocumentPathMap is the path relative to the database.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
lastSequenceNumber
The last change sequence number received from the database.
If this is not known yet, the current value will be fetched via a synchronous query.
You can save the current value on quit, and restore it on relaunch before enabling change tracking, to get notifications of all changes that have occurred in the meantime.
@property NSUInteger lastSequenceNumber
Discussion
The last change sequence number received from the database.
If this is not known yet, the current value will be fetched via a synchronous query.
You can save the current value on quit, and restore it on relaunch before enabling change tracking, to get notifications of all changes that have occurred in the meantime.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
modelFactory
The CouchModel factory object to be used by this database.
Every database has its own instance by default, but you can set this property to use a different one -- either to use a custom subclass, or to share a factory among multiple databases, or both.
@property (retain) CouchModelFactory *modelFactory
Discussion
The CouchModel factory object to be used by this database.
Every database has its own instance by default, but you can set this property to use a different one -- either to use a custom subclass, or to share a factory among multiple databases, or both.
Declared In
CouchModelFactory.h
replications
All currently configured persistent replications involving this database, as CouchPersistentReplication objects.
@property (readonly) NSArray *replications
Discussion
All currently configured persistent replications involving this database, as CouchPersistentReplication objects.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
tracksChanges
Controls whether document change-tracking is enabled.
It's off by default.
Only external changes are tracked, not ones made through this database object and its children. This is useful in handling synchronization, or multi-client access to the same database, or on application relaunch to detect changes made after it last quit.
Turning tracking on creates a persistent socket connection to the database, and will post potentially a lot of notifications, so don't turn it on unless you're actually going to use the notifications.
@property BOOL tracksChanges
Discussion
Controls whether document change-tracking is enabled.
It's off by default.
Only external changes are tracked, not ones made through this database object and its children. This is useful in handling synchronization, or multi-client access to the same database, or on application relaunch to detect changes made after it last quit.
Turning tracking on creates a persistent socket connection to the database, and will post potentially a lot of notifications, so don't turn it on unless you're actually going to use the notifications.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
Class Methods
databaseNamed:onServerWithURL:
A convenience to instantiate a CouchDatabase directly from a name and a server URL, without having to first instantiate a CouchServer.
Unlike CouchServer's -databaseNamed: method, if you call this twice with the same URL/name you _will_ get two distinct CouchDatabase objects (with two distinct CouchServers as parents.)
+ (CouchDatabase *)databaseNamed:(NSString *)databaseName onServerWithURL:(NSURL *)serverURL
Discussion
A convenience to instantiate a CouchDatabase directly from a name and a server URL, without having to first instantiate a CouchServer.
Unlike CouchServer's -databaseNamed: method, if you call this twice with the same URL/name you _will_ get two distinct CouchDatabase objects (with two distinct CouchServers as parents.)
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
databaseWithURL:
A convenience to instantiate a CouchDatabase directly from a URL, without having to first instantiate a CouchServer.
Unlike CouchServer's -databaseNamed: method, if you call this twice with the same URL you _will_ get two distinct CouchDatabase objects (with two distinct CouchServers as parents.)
+ (CouchDatabase *)databaseWithURL:(NSURL *)databaseURL
Discussion
A convenience to instantiate a CouchDatabase directly from a URL, without having to first instantiate a CouchServer.
Unlike CouchServer's -databaseNamed: method, if you call this twice with the same URL you _will_ get two distinct CouchDatabase objects (with two distinct CouchServers as parents.)
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
Instance Methods
clearDocumentCache
Empties the cache of recently used CouchDocument objects.
API calls will now instantiate and return new instances.
- (void)clearDocumentCache
Discussion
Empties the cache of recently used CouchDocument objects.
API calls will now instantiate and return new instances.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
compact
Compacts the database, freeing up disk space by deleting old revisions of documents.
This should be run periodically, especially after making a lot of changes.
Note: The REST operation completes as soon as the server starts compacting, but the actual compaction will run asynchronously and may take a while.
- (RESTOperation *)compact
Discussion
Compacts the database, freeing up disk space by deleting old revisions of documents.
This should be run periodically, especially after making a lot of changes.
Note: The REST operation completes as soon as the server starts compacting, but the actual compaction will run asynchronously and may take a while.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
create
Creates the database on the server.
Fails with an HTTP status 412 (Conflict) if a database with this name already exists.
- (RESTOperation *)create
Discussion
Creates the database on the server.
Fails with an HTTP status 412 (Conflict) if a database with this name already exists.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
deleteDocuments:
Deletes the given documents.
- (RESTOperation *)deleteDocuments:(NSArray *)documents
Discussion
Deletes the given documents.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
deleteRevisions:
Deletes the given revisions.
- (RESTOperation *)deleteRevisions:(NSArray *)revisions
Discussion
Deletes the given revisions.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
designDocumentWithName:
Instantiates a CouchDesignDocument object with the given ID.
Makes no server calls; a design document with that ID doesn't even need to exist yet.
CouchDesignDocuments are cached, so there will never be more than one instance (in this database) at a time with the same name.
- (CouchDesignDocument *)designDocumentWithName:(NSString *)name
Discussion
Instantiates a CouchDesignDocument object with the given ID.
Makes no server calls; a design document with that ID doesn't even need to exist yet.
CouchDesignDocuments are cached, so there will never be more than one instance (in this database) at a time with the same name.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
documentWithID:
Instantiates a CouchDocument object with the given ID.
Makes no server calls; a document with that ID doesn't even need to exist yet.
CouchDocuments are cached, so there will never be more than one instance (in this database)
at a time with the same documentID.
- (CouchDocument *)documentWithID:(NSString *)docID
Discussion
Instantiates a CouchDocument object with the given ID.
Makes no server calls; a document with that ID doesn't even need to exist yet.
CouchDocuments are cached, so there will never be more than one instance (in this database)
at a time with the same documentID.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
ensureCreated:
Creates the database on the server, if it doesn’t already exist (Synchronous).
This calls create and waits for completion, but ignores HTTP status 412.
- (BOOL)ensureCreated:(NSError **)outError
Discussion
Creates the database on the server, if it doesn’t already exist (Synchronous).
This calls create and waits for completion, but ignores HTTP status 412.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
getAllDocuments
Returns a query that will fetch all documents in the database.
- (CouchQuery *)getAllDocuments
Discussion
Returns a query that will fetch all documents in the database.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
getDocumentCount
Gets the current total number of documents. (Synchronous)
- (NSInteger)getDocumentCount
Discussion
Gets the current total number of documents. (Synchronous)
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
getDocumentsWithIDs:
Returns a query that will fetch the documents with the given IDs.
- (CouchQuery *)getDocumentsWithIDs:(NSArray *)docIDs
Discussion
Returns a query that will fetch the documents with the given IDs.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
objectForKeyedSubscript:
Same as documentWithID:. Enables “[]” access in Xcode 4.4+
- (id)objectForKeyedSubscript:(NSString *)key
Discussion
Same as documentWithID:. Enables “[]” access in Xcode 4.4+
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
pullFromDatabaseAtURL:
Triggers replication from a source database, to this database.
- (CouchReplication *)pullFromDatabaseAtURL:(NSURL *)sourceURL
Parameters
- sourceURL
The URL of the database to replicate from.
Return Value
The CouchReplication object managing the replication. You have a chance to customize its properties (like .continuous and .filter) before it starts.
Discussion
Triggers replication from a source database, to this database.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
purgeDocuments:
Purges the given documents from the database; this isn’t deletion, more like forgetting entirely about them.
- (RESTOperation *)purgeDocuments:(NSArray *)documents
Parameters
- documents
Array of CouchDocument objects or document IDs (NSStrings).
Discussion
Purges the given documents from the database; this isn’t deletion, more like forgetting entirely about them.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
pushToDatabaseAtURL:
Triggers replication from this database to a target database.
- (CouchReplication *)pushToDatabaseAtURL:(NSURL *)targetURL
Parameters
- targetURL
The URL of the database to replicate to.
Return Value
The CouchReplication object managing the replication. You have a chance to customize its properties (like .continuous and .filter) before it starts.
Discussion
Triggers replication from this database to a target database.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
putChanges:
Bulk-writes multiple documents in one HTTP call.
Each property dictionary with an "_id" key will update the existing document with that ID, or create a new document with that ID. A dictionary without an "_id" key will always create a new document with a server-assigned unique ID.
If a dictionary updates an existing document, it must also have an "_rev" key that contains the document's current revision ID.
The write is asynchronous, but after the returned operation finishes, its -resultObject will be an NSArray of CouchDocuments.
- (RESTOperation *)putChanges:(NSArray *)properties
Parameters
- properties
Array of NSDictionaries, each one the properties of a document.
Discussion
Bulk-writes multiple documents in one HTTP call.
Each property dictionary with an "_id" key will update the existing document with that ID, or create a new document with that ID. A dictionary without an "_id" key will always create a new document with a server-assigned unique ID.
If a dictionary updates an existing document, it must also have an "_rev" key that contains the document's current revision ID.
The write is asynchronous, but after the returned operation finishes, its -resultObject will be an NSArray of CouchDocuments.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
putChanges:toRevisions:
Bulk-writes multiple documents in one HTTP call.
- (RESTOperation *)putChanges:(NSArray *)properties toRevisions:(NSArray *)revisions
Parameters
- properties
An array specifying the new properties of each item in revisions. Each item must be an NSDictionary, or an NSNull object which means to delete the corresponding document.
- revisions
A parallel array to ‘properties’, containing each CouchRevision or CouchDocument to be updated. Can be nil, in which case the method acts as described in the docs for putChanges:.
Discussion
Bulk-writes multiple documents in one HTTP call.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
replicateWithURL:exclusively:
Configures this database to replicate bidirectionally (sync to and from) a database at the given URL.
- (NSArray *)replicateWithURL:(NSURL *)otherURL exclusively:(BOOL)exclusively
Parameters
- otherURL
The URL of the other database, or nil to indicate no replication.
- exclusively
If YES, any existing replications to or from other URLs will be removed.
Return Value
A two-element NSArray whose values are the CouchPersistentReplications from and to the other URL, respectively. Returns nil if no target URL was given, or on failure.
Discussion
Configures this database to replicate bidirectionally (sync to and from) a database at the given URL.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
replicationFromDatabaseAtURL:
Creates a persistent replication from a database (a pull).
Returns an object representing this replication. If a replication from this URL already exists, the configuration is unchanged.
- (CouchPersistentReplication *)replicationFromDatabaseAtURL:(NSURL *)sourceURL
Discussion
Creates a persistent replication from a database (a pull).
Returns an object representing this replication. If a replication from this URL already exists, the configuration is unchanged.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
replicationToDatabaseAtURL:
Creates a persistent replication to a database (a push).
Returns an object representing this replication. If a replication from this URL already exists, the configuration is unchanged.
- (CouchPersistentReplication *)replicationToDatabaseAtURL:(NSURL *)targetURL
Discussion
Creates a persistent replication to a database (a push).
Returns an object representing this replication. If a replication from this URL already exists, the configuration is unchanged.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
slowQueryWithMap:
Convenience method that creates a custom query from a JavaScript map function.
- (CouchQuery *)slowQueryWithMap:(NSString *)map
Discussion
Convenience method that creates a custom query from a JavaScript map function.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
slowQueryWithMap:reduce:language:
Returns a query that runs custom map/reduce functions.
This is very slow compared to a precompiled view and should only be used for testing.
- (CouchQuery *)slowQueryWithMap:(NSString *)map reduce:(NSString *)reduce language:(NSString *)language
Parameters
- map
The map function source. Must not be nil.
- reduce
The reduce function source, or nil for none.
- language
The language of the functions, or nil for JavaScript.
Discussion
Returns a query that runs custom map/reduce functions.
This is very slow compared to a precompiled view and should only be used for testing.
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h
untitledDocument
Creates a CouchDocument object with no current ID.
The first time you PUT to that document, it will be created on the server (via a POST).
- (CouchDocument *)untitledDocument
Discussion
Creates a CouchDocument object with no current ID.
The first time you PUT to that document, it will be created on the server (via a POST).
Declared In
CouchDatabase.h


| magic_path {xfun} | R Documentation |
Given a path, try to find it recursively under a root directory. The input
path can be an incomplete path, e.g., it can be a base filename, and
magic_path()
will try to find this file under subdirectories.
magic_path( ..., root = proj_root(), relative = TRUE, error = TRUE, message = getOption("xfun.magic_path.message", TRUE), n_dirs = getOption("xfun.magic_path.n_dirs", 10000) )
... |
A character vector of path components. |
root |
The root directory under which to search for the path. If
|
relative |
Whether to return a relative path. |
error |
Whether to signal an error if the path is not found, or multiple paths are found. |
message |
Whether to emit a message when multiple paths are found and
|
n_dirs |
The number of subdirectories to recursively search. The
recursive search may be time-consuming when there are a large number of
subdirectories under the root directory. If you really want to search for
all subdirectories, you may try |
The path found under the root directory, or an error when error
= TRUE
and the path is not found (or multiple paths are found).
## Not run: xfun::magic_path("mtcars.csv") # find any file that has the base name mtcars.csv ## End(Not run)


Reference
Fumen
- Fumen
- .Node
- .Element ⇐
Node
- .Track ⇐
Element
- .RehearsalGroup ⇐
Element
- .Block ⇐
Element
- .Measure ⇐
Element
- .Rest ⇐
Element
- .Simile ⇐
Element
- .Chord ⇐
Element
- .LoopIndicator ⇐
Element
- .Space ⇐
Element
- .LongRest ⇐
Element
- .Time ⇐
Element
- .MeasureBoundary ⇐
Element
- .MeasureBoundaryMark ⇐
MeasureBoundary
- .LoopBeginMark ⇐
MeasureBoundary
- .LoopEndMark ⇐
MeasureBoundary
- .LoopBothMark ⇐
MeasureBoundary
- .MeasureBoundaryFinMark ⇐
MeasureBoundary
- .MeasureBoundaryDblSimile ⇐
MeasureBoundary
- .DaCapo ⇐
Element
- .DalSegno ⇐
Element
- .Segno ⇐
Element
- .Coda ⇐
Element
- .ToCoda ⇐
Element
- .Fine ⇐
Element
- .Comment ⇐
Element
- .Lyric ⇐
Element
- .Variable ⇐
Node
- .VirtualElement
- .GenericRow ⇐
VirtualElement
- .Parser
- .DefaultRenderer
Fumen.Node
Abstract base class represetns the fumen code tree
Kind: static class of Fumen
Fumen.Element ⇐ Node
Abstract class represents musical elements
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Node
Fumen.Track ⇐ Element
A class represents a track
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Fumen.RehearsalGroup ⇐ Element
A class represents a rehearsal group
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Fumen.Block ⇐ Element
A class represents a block
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Fumen.Measure ⇐ Element
A class represents a measure
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Fumen.Rest ⇐ Element
A class represents a rest
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Fumen.Simile ⇐ Element
A class represents a simile mark
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Fumen.Chord ⇐ Element
A class represents a chord
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Chord.chordMidSerialize(p, callback)
Convert the data structure (chord mids) to flat list and code string.
Kind: static method of Chord
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| p | * |
Data structure of chord mids. |
| callback | * |
callback called for each leaf element. (Called synchrnously) |
Fumen.LoopIndicator ⇐ Element
A class represents a loop indicator
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Fumen.Space ⇐ Element
A class represents a space
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Fumen.LongRest ⇐ Element
A class represents a long rest
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Fumen.Time ⇐ Element
A class represents a time signature
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Fumen.MeasureBoundary ⇐ Element
Abstract class represents a measure boundary
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Fumen.MeasureBoundaryMark ⇐ MeasureBoundary
Class represents a measure boundary with signle or double line
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: MeasureBoundary
Fumen.LoopBeginMark ⇐ MeasureBoundary
Class represents a measure boundary at the beginning of loop
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: MeasureBoundary
Fumen.LoopEndMark ⇐ MeasureBoundary
Class represents a measure boundary at the end of loop
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: MeasureBoundary
Fumen.LoopBothMark ⇐ MeasureBoundary
Class represents a measure boundary at the end and beginning of loop
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: MeasureBoundary
Fumen.MeasureBoundaryFinMark ⇐ MeasureBoundary
Class represents a measure boundary at the end of a piece
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: MeasureBoundary
Fumen.MeasureBoundaryDblSimile ⇐ MeasureBoundary
Class represents a measure boundary with double simile mark over it
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: MeasureBoundary
Fumen.DaCapo ⇐ Element
Class represents a DaCapo mark
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Fumen.DalSegno ⇐ Element
Class represents a DalSegno mark
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Fumen.Segno ⇐ Element
Class represents a Segno mark
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Fumen.Coda ⇐ Element
Class represents a Coda mark
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Fumen.ToCoda ⇐ Element
Class represents a To Coda mark
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Fumen.Fine ⇐ Element
Class represents a Fine mark
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Fumen.Comment ⇐ Element
Class represents a Comment
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Fumen.Lyric ⇐ Element
Class represents a lyric
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Element
Fumen.Variable ⇐ Node
Class represents a Variable. Not always shown in the rendered image (up to renderer implementation)
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: Node
Fumen.VirtualElement
Virtual/Abstract element used for GUI based editting. Not appears explicitly in the original code nor in rendered image. Only used in HitManager
Kind: static class of Fumen
Fumen.GenericRow ⇐ VirtualElement
Class represents the concept of row in the renderer. How to use this is up to renderer.
Kind: static class of Fumen
Extends: VirtualElement
Fumen.Parser
Kind: static class of Fumen
new Parser()
Parser class for fumen markdown code
parser.parse(code)
Parse the fumen markdown code
Kind: instance method of Parser
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| code | String |
Markdown code |
Fumen.DefaultRenderer
Kind: static class of Fumen
new DefaultRenderer(canvas, [param])
Default Renderer class for HTML canvas element
| Param | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| canvas | HTMLElement | canvasProvider |
HTML canvas element to draw the image. Or, callback function which returns HTML canvas element. | |
| [param] | RenderParam |
{} |
Parameter for the rednering. If not specified, internal default values are used. |
defaultRenderer.render(track, [param])
Render the track
Kind: instance method of DefaultRenderer
| Param | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| track | Track |
Track object passed from Parser.parse function | |
| [param] | RenderParam |
{} |
Rendering parameter for this rendering. Supercedes(field by field) the prameters specified in constructor. |
A4
Desktop settings (difference from default)
RenderParam
An Object to specify prameters for rendering engine
Kind: global typedef
Properties
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| [paper_width] | Number |
375 |
Width of the paper |
| [paper_height] | Number |
667 |
Height of the paper. If 0 is specified, the paper height is fit to its contents. |
| [text_size] | float |
1.0 |
Text size as a ratio to default size. 0.9 means 10% smaller than default size. |
| [base_font_size] | int |
Font size of the chord symbols. | |
| [title_font_size] | int |
Title font size | |
| [artist_font_size] | int |
Artist font size | |
| [x_offset] | int |
Margin of the left and right side of the paper. | |
| [x_offset_left] | int |
|
Margin of the right side of the paper. x_offset applies when null is specified. |
| [x_offset_right] | int |
|
Margin of the left side of the paper. x_offset applies when null is specified. |
| [y_offset] | int |
Margin of the top and bottom side of the paper. | |
| [y_offset_top] | int |
|
Margin of top side of the paper. y_offset applies when null is specified. In case header is drawn, this does not apply. |
| [y_offset_bottom] | int |
|
Margin of top side of the paper. y_offset applies when null is specified. In case header is drawn, this does not apply |
| [y_header_margin] | int |
Margin of the top y when header is shown (normally, firstpage) | |
| [y_title_offset] | int |
Top offset for title | |
| [y_subtitle_offset] | int |
Top offset for sub-title | |
| [y_artist_offset] | int |
Top offset for artist row | |
| [y_footer_offset] | int |
Bottom offset for footer |
canvasProvider ⇒ HTMLElement
| Promise.<HTMLElement>
Callback function when new canvas is requested by renderer.
Kind: global typedef
Returns: HTMLElement
| Promise.<HTMLElement>
- HTML canvas element


--- layout: page title: 'Tax Assessor' ---
phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Hours: Thursday 4:30pm-7:30pm or by appointment
Tax Assessor: Matthew Rinaldi
The assessor is responsible to see that all property is the Borough is assessed at the correct value. The office also handles applications for Veteran Deductions, Senior Citizen Deductions, Deductions for those that are permanently disabled and for Veterans who meet the criteria for being tax exempt to permanent disability.
Sometimes property owners feel like their property is assessed higher than it should be. Every taxpayer is eligible to file a tax appeal. The following link will bring you to the website for the Bergen County Board of Taxation which should answer any questions you have about filing a successful appeal.


Event based on general knowledge, current affairs & some basic technical knowledge of electronics
No. of Rounds: 2
Rounds Scheme:
Round 1 (Qualifier Round): General Knowledge & Current Affairs
Questions would be asked about the general knowledge & current affair. Each team would be given a time limit of 30 seconds for each question which and they have to write their team name and answer on a chit provided by the coordinators .Then they have to put their chit in the jar/box in the given time. The team which will put their chit first in the jar/box will be given the first preference. The top 5 teams will be qualified for the next round.
Round 2 (Final Round): Tech & Non Tech
This round will test both technical and non-technical knowledge of the qualifiers of the round 1. The top 3 teams of second round will be winner. In this round the teams will be given the time limit of 30 seconds.
1. A team should have at least one pen
2. A team must consist of members not more than 4.
3. Teams not conducting the basic ethics and harming the competitiveness are subject to immediate disqualification.
4. The decision of the coordinators would be the final decision and non- questionable
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7th March 2017
1:00 to 3:00 PM
Rs. 100/- per team
Pratik Varmora<PHONE_NUMBER>)
Aarif Shaikh<PHONE_NUMBER>)


Cultural insights
from the
US conversation
on Twitter
Understanding what’s happening matters more than ever, because consumers care about a brand’s cultural relevance. The following trends represent the fastest-evolving topics on Twitter.
From January 1, 2016, through December 31, 2019, billions of Tweets were analyzed to uncover the most-used hashtags, then mapped to cluster themes of conversation. Through both human coding and machine learning, commonplace topics like politics and sports were removed, and significant growth areas and contextual shifts in conversation identified. With the help of cultural insights experts at CrowdDNA, 18 emerging trends were uncovered.
Keep scrolling to see the conversations shaping culture.
Tools used
Twitter Internal, Crimson Hexagon, and Talkwalker. Tweet volumes at monthly increments, geo-filtered for US market, growth stats compare Q4/2019 vs. Q1/2016.
Being
Inside.
The human desire to live a happy, healthy life continues to be a cultural priority, but the focus has shifted from the outside in. Where body image, diet, and physical appearance once dominated the conversation, a healthy mind and whole-body wellness are starting to take center stage.
“well being” and “self-care”
Data-Driven Bodies
Health tracking is moving beyond everyday wearables as people infuse data into understanding every aspect of their minds and bodies.
Holistic Health
People are looking to nature and evolution for alternative health therapies and treatments.
Being Well Together
A culture of emotional openness and acceptance is spurring support through community.
Wonder
Inside.
The more people learn about the universe, the more in awe of it they become. They’re fascinated by the cosmos and everything it contains, from the planets themselves, to climate change and extreme weather, to spiritual energy and healing. Here’s how they’re taking it all in.
"meaning" and "wonder" in relation to the universe
DIY Spirituality
Faith is personal, and people want the flexibility to define their own spiritual experiences.
In Awe of Nature
Climate change has driven a renewed delight in nature and the wonders of our world.
Cosmic Fascination
We’re almost a multiplanet species, sparking a new era of fascination with astronomy and the universe.
Planet
Inside.
More and more people are holding themselves, their communities, and businesses to higher standards when it comes to respecting the planet. As people take a hard look at the environmental costs of everyday life, they’re becoming increasingly focused on taking action and finding innovative solutions to create a more sustainable culture.
“action” and “innovation”
Ethical Self
What we put onto and inside our bodies is now as much about saving the planet as it is taking care of our health and visage.
Sustainabble Steps
Growing awareness of climate change has encouraged people to focus on what they can do to help the environment.
Clean Corporations
As people strive to live more environmentally friendly lives, they expect businesses and brands to do the same.
Culture
Inside.
Makers, builders, and entrepreneurs have joined artists, writers, and musicians in the creative arena. They’re actively blurring the lines between work and personal passions, reimagining the day job, and pushing creativity into mainstream culture.
creator culture
Creative Currency
Health tracking is moving beyond everyday wearables as people infuse data into understanding every aspect of their minds and bodies.
Hustle Life
As people explore their creative side, sharing what they make and see, creativity has become social currency.
Connecting Through Video
New platforms, formats, and technologies are driving new video-centric communities.
Life
Inside.
Technology is continuing to change how people learn, how they create, and how they work. People are excited, even if a bit uncertain at times, about having a front-row seat to fundamental change, and they’re imagining the possibilities of a more connected, more efficient, more expansive future.
the future of technology
Blended Realities
Virtual and augmented realities are pushing innovation beyond just gaming and into industry, entertainment, and commerce.
Future Tech
Advances in technology have sparked optimism about a more efficient and connected world.
Tech Angst
As technology infiltrates our lives, there’s a growing sense of anxiety and concern.
Identity
Inside.
The concept of identity is broader than ever, and people have never felt more empowered to be their true selves and make their own rules. They’re living out loud, sharing their passions, breaking stereotypes, and demanding more from society on issues of gender and diversity.
“identity”
Fandom
Public devotion to pop culture idols has given rise to new communities and expressions of fandom.
Gender Refined
The stereotypes of masculinity and femininity are being broken, driving forward equality and self-acceptance.
Represent Me
People want to see themselves represented in culture, be it appearance, identity, or beliefs.


lx-devices
.js
Customizable and easy to use IOS, Android and OSX device frames in one line of HTML!
Android
IOS
OSX
Android:
Get going in 20 seconds:
Download with npm or CDN
npm install lx-devices
Include it in your html:
Every data attribute is optional
If you only set the height or only the width the other value will be 16/9 proportion to that
The shadow option accepts numbers 1-5 and sets a material box shadow accordingly
More info at GitHub
IOS:
Get going in 20 seconds:
Download with npm or CDN
npm install lx-devices
Include it in your html:
Every data attribute is optional
If you only set the height or only the width the other value will be 16/9 proportion to that
The shadow option accepts numbers 1-5 and sets a material box shadow accordingly
More info at GitHub
OSX:
Get going in 20 seconds:
Download with npm or CDN
npm install lx-devices
Include it in your html:
Every data attribute is optional
If you only set the height or only the width the other value will be 3/2 proportion to that
The shadow option accepts numbers 1-5 and sets a material box shadow accordingly
The data-title attribute sets the title of the window
More info at GitHub
Download with npm or CDN
npm install lx-devices
Include it in your html:
Every data attribute is optional
If you only set the height or only the width the other value will be 3/2 proportion to that
The shadow option accepts numbers 1-5 and sets a material box shadow accordingly
The data-title attribute sets the title of the window
More info at GitHub


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About [Detailed Settings]
You can select the port type. [MFNP Port] (only for IPv4 environment)
This is a port that enables automatic detection of the printer's IP address. Even if the IP address of the printer is changed, the connection between the printer and computer will be maintained, provided that they belong to the same subnet. Therefore, you do not need to add a new port every time the IP address is changed. If you are using the printer in an IPv4 environment, choose this setting. [Standard TCP/IP Port]
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ESCAPE FROM L.A. A film review by Michael Redman Copyright 1996 Michael Redman
*1/2 (out of ****)
Walking into the theater, I was expecting a teched-up sequel to the 15 year old "Escape From New York". Seeing only four people seated, I should have guessed that the word of mouth wasn't phenomenal. After the first few minutes of the film, I could see why.
The earlier film, also starring Kurt Russell and directed by John Carpenter, featured a post-apocalyptic NYC turned into a prison island populated by off-beat an colorful gangs. Tough (but lovable) Guy Snake Plissken (Russell) is recruited by the powers that be to rescue the President who crash landed in the middle of the mess. To keep Snake on track, he is booby-trapped so that if he doesn't deliver the Prez within a time limit, he dies.
Once inside the city, our antihero locates the chief executive and fights his way out, guns a'blazing. Zillions of bullets zoom towards Snake with his name on them, but he emerges virtually unscathed, ready to deal with the governmental double-cross.
Why talk so much about the original? The plots of both films are nearly identical. Substitute New York with "Los Angeles after the big one" and President with "President's daughter and mysterious black box" and you've got "Escape From LA".
In this version, the Christian right has taken over the country and sentenced the whores, atheists, meat-eaters and smokers to LA. It's debatable which side of the wall is the actual prison. If it weren't a deportation facility, it would be marketed as the perfect vacation spot. Like many films with Roman numerals in their titles, this is no sequel. Sequels continue the story: this is more of a re-make. Even worse, this is a shabby re-make.
The original gave us an occasionally humorous, entertaining action film where the effects worked even though some things didn't make sense. Now that they've spent six times what the first one cost, we get an over-the-top tedious movie with badly done models and poor computer animation where nothing makes sense.
There are attempts at humor. If you think that Snake Plissken and Peter Fonda surfing a tsunami down Wilshire Boulevard while trying to catch up with a convertible sounds hilarious, this may be the film for you. Russell does as much as he can with his Clint Eastwood impression and is the only thing consistently worth watching. On the other hand, Carpenter should be ashamed. Perhaps his next movie should be "Escape From Bad Films".
[This appeared in "The Bloomington Voice", Bloomington, Indiana, 8/22/96. Michael Redman can be reached at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The review above was posted to the
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subtle....
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I bought a 6.99 coleus blumei plant today. I've read before that crushing seventy or so of the leaves and soaking in a pint of warm water provides a legal alternative to a mild shroom trip. Here's the method I employed for my experiment:
#1 First I cut off about seventy leaves, complete with stems, from the plant. Basically this was the entire plant. I left enough leaf nodes at the base to allow regrowth, as well as some largish leaves to supply energy to the plant.
#2 Next I washed all the leaves with a sprayer in my kitchen sink. I then poured slightly over one pint of luke-warm water into my blender, and about 3 table-spoons of lemon juice. Then added the whole leaves and stems. I found that it helps if you chop up the leaves in the blender with a pair of scissors before blending.
# Now blend on low speed chop setting. Do not use liquify. It will make the product difficult to filter if you do. I suppose if you want to drink it unfiltered this would be okay. I just find it unpleasant. Choice is yours.
#3 If you want to, filter. A coffee filter will not work. Clogs immediately. I use a tall disposable plastic cup with many small holes poked in the bottom. (straightened paper-clip, pliers, flame.) I then fill the cup a little over an inch with cotton balls. Another cup fits perfectly inside of course and is used to squeeze the dry cotton-balls down a bit before adding liquid. the other cup is also used after the liquid has run through to press ALL the water out of the plant material. If it's filtering slowly you can press your face to the top of the cup and 'blow' the liquid through the filter. All in all this is a cheap, very simple, very effective method of finely filtering.
#4 Now all you have to do is drink. As these things go it's not that bad really, I've tasted much worse. I've noticed very little nausea at all. But sometimes a slight feeling of tightness in the stomach, almost like when one has eaten too much.
THE EFFECTS:
What it does is hard to describe really. It is psychedelic, definitely. But it is very subtle. It has been described as mushroom-like, but I find it to be more like a mild dose of ecstacy. About 25 minutes after ingestion I first notice the tightness in my stomach. Then I feel like everything is GOOD. If i was tired before it fades, and I feel happy, and content. Numb but sensitive. Basically for me like a very mild e-trip. If mixed with a little bit of mary jane things are more intense. Colors and after-images can do some very unusual things....
Alltogether it is enjoyable, though as I said before..subtle. It's also legal and easy to find. Has good synergism with other substances so far.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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There are multiple MiniMyth distribution versions available for download. In order to decide which one to download, it helps to understand the MiniMyth distribution's version.
The version consists of three parts separated by hyphens (-). The first part is the MythTV version number. The second part is the MiniMyth build system version number. The third part, which may or may not be present, is an extra version. For example, the version 0.27.5-83 means that this MiniMyth distribution contains MythTV 0.27.5 and was built using MiniMyth version 83.
You may have noticed that the MythTV version number and the MiniMyth build system version number are independent. This is done because the MiniMyth build system can build multiple versions of MythTV, depending on the MiniMyth build system configuration settings. For example, the MiniMyth distributions with the versions 0.24.3-83 and 0.27.5-83 would contain different versions of MythTV, but would have been built using the same MiniMyth build system.
Typically, the extra version is used to indicate that the MiniMyth distribution was built using one or more non-default MiniMyth build system configuration settings. Usually, this is done only when providing test builds for troubleshooting. As a result, stable MiniMyth distribution versions rarely have an extra version.
Each MiniMyth distribution version is a specific MiniMyth build system (the second part of the version number) compiled with a specific version of MythTV (the first part of the version number). When upgrading, I suggest that you upgrade the version of the MiniMyth build system and the version of MythTV separately. This enables you to better determine whether an upgrade problem is related to the version of the MiniMyth build system or the version of MythTV.
Therefore, when you decide to upgrade to a new version of MythTV, I suggest that you do this in two steps. In step one, upgrade to the version of MiniMyth that upgrades to the latest version of the MiniMyth build system without changing the version of MythTV. In step two, upgrade to the version of MiniMyth that upgrades to the version of the MiniMyth build system in step one and upgrades to the desired version of MythTV. If you encounter any problems after step one, then do not continue to step two until the problems resulting from step one have been resolved.
- Latest stable MiniMyth distribution
- A directory containing the latest stable MiniMyth distribution. The latest stable MiniMyth distribution is usually the latest stable version of the MiniMyth build system built with the latest stable version of MythTV. For the latest stable version of the MiniMyth build system built with a different MythTV version see the all stable MiniMyth distributions directory.
- Latest test MiniMyth distribution
- A directory containing the latest test MiniMyth distribution. The latest test MiniMyth distribution is usually the latest test version of the MiniMyth build system built with the latest stable version of MythTV. There is not always a latest test MiniMyth distribution. As result, this directory is sometimes empty.
- All stable MiniMyth distributions
- A directory containing all stable MiniMyth distributions that are currently available. The word "stable" refers to the MiniMyth build system version, not the MythTV version. Therefore, this directory may contain MiniMyth distributions that contain unstable MythTV versions.
- All test MiniMyth distributions
- A directory containing all test MiniMyth distributions that are currently available.
- MiniMyth's GAR build system's source files archive
- A directory mirroring some of the source code used by MiniMyth's GAR build system. This is done for two reasons. First, this is done to comply with software licenses that require the source to be made available to those whom the binary is made available (e.g. GPL and LGPL). Second, this is done to minimize the impact caused by the scheduled and unscheduled outages of servers (e.g. sourceforge.net). As a result, only a subset of the source code is mirrored here. If you feel that additional source code should be mirrored for either of the above two reasons, then please contact me (< mailto : webmaster at minimyth dot org >) and let me know.
- MiniMyth download directory
- The directory containing all the MiniMyth download directories.


SOFIE A film review by Howard Arthur Faye Copyright 1993 Howard Arthur Faye
[Please note: This film was screened at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences as part of the Foreign Language Oscar nominating process; distribution may be delayed in the US]
SOFIE
(Directed by Liv Ullmann; Screenplay by Liv Ullmann and Peter Poulson; Produced by Lars Kolvig; A cast including Erland Josephson, Karen-Lise Mynster and Chita Norby; running time 152 minutes)
This effort by Liv Ullmann portrays the history of a Danish-Jewish family through their vivacious daughter's experiences from the year 1886 to the death of the family patriarch sometime before WWII. The tensions and experiences of the family, the Philipsens, is a microcosmic consideration of the experiences of Jewish communities everywhere-- whether to retain traditions or assimilate, handling anti-Semitism, and developing individual and collective identities in times of rapid change.
The title character Sofie is 29 years old and lives with her doting parents (Erland Josephson and Chita Norby). At a ball thrown by her rich uncle, she meets the famous Danish painter Hojby, the essence of nordic looks. He falls in love with Sofie and asks to paint her parents "sitting on a red velvet Christian XIII divan with gilded wallpaper in the background-- the essence of Jewish spirituality." After an attempted seduction, Sofie accepts a marriage proposal from her phlegmatic, dour distant cousin. It isn't clear why this radical step was taken; we are left to assume that religious differences were the cause. Sofie's husband lives in remote Fredericia, and Sofie never quite acclimates.
SOFIE is best when the narrative aspects are literal and aid in the development of the story. The interactions of Sofie's family for instance are not clearly related to Sofie's experiences (although they are extremely well staged). The metaphor of the painting of Sofie's parents has unclear meaning.
There is something patronising about this effort at ethnography; all of the Jewish stereotypes bandied by well-meaning non-Jews are present-- fear and exclusion of outsiders, the tendency of the successful to assimilate and hide their Jewish heritage, the argumentative nature of Jews, and even the attempt to show that in spite of Denmark's reputation for tolerance and its valiant efforts to protect the Danish-Jewish community during WWII, anti-Semitism was insidiously present in (gasp!) Denmark.
Certainly the best aspect of the film was the costumes and scenography. The settings in cobblestone row housed Copenhagen are used well and the wing collars and four-in-hands are ubiquitous.
-- Howard Arthur Faye * Panglossian Acres * Box 7 * Littlerock, CA 93543
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PROPERTY
For sale - modern bungalow in the heart of the stunning Nire Valley
A SPACIOUS BRIGHT FAMILY HOME
REA Stokes and Quirke are delighted to bring to the market a lovely modern four bedroom bungalow of C.172 sq.m/1,850 sq.ft locatedin Glenanore, Ballymacarbry, Co. Waterford, E91D430 in this most scenic of locations in the heart of the Nire Valley.
Situated c.7km from Ballymacarbry, 6km from the Nire Church and Hanora's Cottage, this spacious and bright large family home is located on an elevated landscaped site of c. 0.3 hectares/0.75 acres.
Early viewing is recommended.
Contact REA Stokes & Quirke to view on<PHONE_NUMBER>


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Computer Vision Collection
Computer Vision or Computer Graphics Courses
- http://vision.stanford.edu/teaching/cs131_fall1617/
- http://vision.stanford.edu/teaching/cs231n/2017/syllabus.html
- http://web.stanford.edu/class/cs231a/course_notes.html
- https://cs.brown.edu/courses/csci1430/
- http://www.cc.gatech.edu/~hays/compvision/


1938 - Discovery of fission
1939 - Leo Szilárd's letter
1942 - Mahatten Project started
1945 - Trinity test (The first detonation of an atomic bomb)
1945 - Atomic bombing of Hiroshima & Nagasaki
1949 - First Soviet nuclear test
1952 - First H-Bomb
1992 - Cuban Missle Crisis
1991 - Fall of the USSR & End of the Cold War


You do not qualify to use a previously issued certificate. Please apply for a new certificate.
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What is the AutoZoner Assistance Fund (AAF)?
The AAF provides immediate, short-term financial assistance to AutoZoners, their spouses and/or their legal dependents who are victims of natural disasters and personal tragedies.
What does the AAF cover?
The AutoZoner Assistance Fund is designed to provide assistance to AutoZoners, their
spouses and/or their legal dependents who have been victims of disasters and personal tragedies. It provides
short-term assistance through grants for food, shelter, utilities, funeral expenses and clothing. Emergencies
and Crises Covered Include:
Natural disaster
Home modifications due to medical need (Depends on need, e.g., ramps, railings)
- Food, clothing, shelter
- Home repair due to natural disaster
- Funeral and funeral travel-related expenses
- Past due rent or mortgage payments
- New housing
- Past-due utilities (in the event of extreme weather conditions or durable medical equipment)
Home modifications due to medical need (Depends on need, e.g., ramps, railings)
How is the AAF funded?
The AutoZoner Assistance Fund (AAF) is a nonprofit organization created by AutoZoners, governed by AutoZoners and funded solely by AutoZone and AutoZoners.
How do I submit an application?
1. Complete the application in its entirety.
2. Submit the application to your human resources manager to verify it meets the basic guidelines of the AAF.
3. Submit the application by:
- Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
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THE ROOKIE A film review by Chris Wargaski I do not believe in copyrights.
This film contains the obvious: Clint Eastwood as the veteran police officer that never does anything by the rule book, and Martin Sheen as the clean-cut rookie that has an excellent record and has just been transferred to the grand-theft-auto division of the police department despite his father's wish for him to be a businessman. (Sheen has college degrees.) Eastwood's partner has just been killed (where have we seen this before?) and Sheen is the new one.
A famous car smuggler just happened to fall into Eastwood's lap, and he is going to crack the case no matter what--even though his boss has told him not to interfere with the case anymore. The dynamic duo go through incredible measures to catch the criminal on unbelievable terms.
Nothing seems a shock in this movie; the plot is not a good one--anyone could tell you what was to happen next.
The special effects are mediocre; the best bit is the two superheroes escape from the second story of a building that has been rigged and is about to explode. Yet when the smuggler and his girl are caught, and are both shot in the forehead, no blood appears. How unreal. Action scenes are filmed with a new technique--the subjects can barely be seen because of the blur of the constant moving of the camera.
The cheesey ending told me that I should not have relied on the good names of the stars. Eastwood and Sheen are great actors; they were dealt horrible roles. No actor/ress could have pulled off this movie with success.
cjw rating system: Great movie, I would pay $6.00 to see it again. It was O.K., I would only pay the $2.50 to rent the video to see it again. It was not too good, but would watch it again if someone else paid. It sucked, and do not want to see it again under any conditions.
Rating for THE ROOKIE: It sucked.
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It is inter and intra college sports festival: Josh( intra college) and J.Lal(inter college) Memorial Tournament. Named after our eminent ex-Prime Minister, Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru,it was first held in 1996. A total of 14 events including basketball, badminton, volleyball, skating, carrom, chess, gym activities etc. are held . The event witnesses huge participation from the student community.
CSED (Convener)
GIS (Coordinator)
BTD (Coordinator/Treasurer)
CSED (Member)
ECED (Member)


EBD - Easton Bible DIctionary
Meah
MEAH
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Nehemiah 3:1
) in the time of Nehemiah.
"MEAH "an hundred, a tower in Jersalem on the east wall (Nehemiah 3:1) in the time of Nehemiah.


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JOpt Simple is my Java library for parsing command line options. You can find the changes in this latest release here.
This release incorporates a number of smaller features and bug fixes, many of which were originated by users.
Happy parsing!


git, GitHub, and version control
The fine art of keeping track of what's going on with your code
Oct 22, 2015
What are the benefits of version control?
The first benefit of version control is that it makes collaborating on projects easier; instead of having an entire team of people each trying to coordinate when they can work on a file without conflicting with anyone else, everyone can make their changes concurrently and have them merged together later.
Another benefit of version control is that it keeps track of what has changed in the project and when. Every time changes are committed to the project, and every time the project is merged, the changes are described, and a backup copy of the project, prior to the changes is stored. This also provides for the ability to restore the project to an earlier version, should the changes prove suboptimal.
How does git help you keep track of changes?
git helps keep track of changes through the commit process. A commit basically acts as a snapshot of the project at a moment in time. Furthermore, every time you commit something to the project, there should be a message indicating what the change was, and perhaps even why it was made.
Why use GitHub to store your code?
Use GitHub to store code for many of the same reasons that you use remote internet services to store other things: ease of access - you can get to it from any computer with an internet connection. It also makes collaboration easier, as anyone else with an internet connection can also get to it, meaning you don't need to have some expensive shared file server that you and all your collaborators have access to.
On a somewhat tangential note, I was interested in learning exactly what git does to track commits, etc, and I found the following basic explanation: GeekGumbo on git. Interesting, no?


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Data Structure { "typeId": "com.tintri.api.rest.v310.dto.domain.beans.generic.VolumeObject", "id": <String>, "name": <String>, "displayAttributes": VolumeDisplayAttributes, "files": [FileObject], } |
| Name | Type | Description |
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| displayAttributes | VolumeDisplayAttributes | Attributes used to display information on the UI. These attributes do not impact object behavior. Can be omitted. Eventually this should be deprecated, since display attributes will only be needed in OneUI and TGC. |
| files | xsd:list[FileObject] | Files belonging to the volume.
Validated for: 1) Atleast one file object should be present. 2) The same file cannot be used twice in the same InstanceObject. 3) All files in a given InstanceObject must have the same protocol. |
| Name | Type | Description |
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| id | xsd:string | Id of the volume. Validated for: 1) Cannot be null. 2) Being unique within an instance. Internally all VolumeObject ids are prepended with instance ids. 3) Starts with the same type as the InstanceObject. Every endpoint created will have a type. Consult that api DTO/endpoints for details. 4) Cannot be more than 159 characters as required by filesystem. |
| name | xsd:string | Name of the object.
Validated for: 1) not being null or empty string. 2) Max length ? |
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US Equity brokerage accounts are either Cash or Margin based accounts. Cash accounts do not allow leveraged trading, whereas Margin accounts support 2-4x leverage on your account value. You can set your brokerage account type in your initialization with SetBrokerageModel(BrokerageName broker, AccountType account);
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The BrokerageName
enum supports values of Default, TradierBrokerage, InteractiveBrokersBrokerage, FxcmBrokerage and OandaBrokerage. When setting the brokerage name we also set the trading fee structures for that brokerage.
The AccountType
enum supports values of Cash and Margin. When using cash leverage is disabled by default, and the cash settlement period is set to 3 days. Margin accounts are settled immediately and have a leverage of 2.
Margin accounts with more than $25,000 in equity are eligible for pattern day trading margin limits. This increases your available leverage to 4x while the market is open and 2x overnight. To model this behavior in your algorithm you must set your security MarginModel
a PatternDayTradingMarginModel
class.
See more about brokerage models in the Reality Modelling section.


Thank you for visiting my portfolio. Before scrolling down and checking out some of my works, I would like to share a bit about myself. I have 5+ years of experience assisting in research and providing library technology support for remote learning. Since the past few years - prior to starting (and during) my studies at UBC - I have worked at both academic and public libraries, providing circulation, web development, and technology facilitation support to patrons. Before that, I worked at the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research, a research think tank at the University of Ghana, where I provided data analysis and collection support in studies that evaluated baseline impacts of economic interventionist programs on poverty and household livelihood strategies. I received my MLIS from UBC a year ago whilst concurrently working on a thesis for my Master of Science in Forestry degree supervised by Dr. Terry Sunderland of the Sunderland Lab at UBC.
For more on my professional and research background, feel free to check out my CV below. You can also check out some personal projects I am currenly working on
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