| HADOOP-15121 |
Encounter NullPointerException when using DecayRpcScheduler |
Major |
. |
Tao Jie |
Tao Jie |
| YARN-7765 |
[Atsv2] GSSException: No valid credentials provided - Failed to find any Kerberos tgt thrown by Timelinev2Client & HBaseClient in NM |
Blocker |
. |
Sumana Sathish |
Rohith Sharma K S |
| MAPREDUCE-7027 |
HadoopArchiveLogs shouldn’t delete the original logs if the HAR creation fails |
Critical |
harchive |
Gergely Novák |
Gergely Novák |
| HDFS-10803 |
TestBalancerWithMultipleNameNodes#testBalancing2OutOf3Blockpools fails intermittently due to no free space available |
Major |
. |
Yiqun Lin |
Yiqun Lin |
| YARN-8068 |
Application Priority field causes NPE in app timeline publish when Hadoop 2.7 based clients to 2.8+ |
Blocker |
yarn |
Sunil Govindan |
Sunil Govindan |
| HADOOP-15317 |
Improve NetworkTopology chooseRandom’s loop |
Major |
. |
Xiao Chen |
Xiao Chen |
| HADOOP-15375 |
Branch-2 pre-commit failed to build docker image |
Major |
. |
Xiao Chen |
Xiao Chen |
| HADOOP-15357 |
Configuration.getPropsWithPrefix no longer does variable substitution |
Major |
. |
Jim Brennan |
Jim Brennan |
| HDFS-7101 |
Potential null dereference in DFSck#doWork() |
Minor |
. |
Ted Yu |
skrho |
| YARN-8120 |
JVM can crash with SIGSEGV when exiting due to custom leveldb logger |
Major |
nodemanager, resourcemanager |
Jason Lowe |
Jason Lowe |
| YARN-8147 |
TestClientRMService#testGetApplications sporadically fails |
Major |
test |
Jason Lowe |
Jason Lowe |
| HADOOP-14970 |
MiniHadoopClusterManager doesn’t respect lack of format option |
Minor |
. |
Erik Krogen |
Erik Krogen |
| HDFS-12828 |
OIV ReverseXML Processor fails with escaped characters |
Critical |
hdfs |
Erik Krogen |
Erik Krogen |
| HADOOP-15180 |
branch-2 : daemon processes’ sysout overwrites ‘ulimit -a’ in daemon’s out file |
Minor |
scripts |
Ranith Sardar |
Ranith Sardar |
| HADOOP-15396 |
Some java source files are executable |
Minor |
. |
Akira Ajisaka |
Shashikant Banerjee |
| YARN-7786 |
NullPointerException while launching ApplicationMaster |
Major |
. |
lujie |
lujie |
| HDFS-10183 |
Prevent race condition during class initialization |
Minor |
fs |
Pavel Avgustinov |
Pavel Avgustinov |
| HDFS-13408 |
MiniDFSCluster to support being built on randomized base directory |
Major |
test |
Xiao Liang |
Xiao Liang |
| HADOOP-15390 |
Yarn RM logs flooded by DelegationTokenRenewer trying to renew KMS tokens |
Critical |
. |
Xiao Chen |
Xiao Chen |
| HDFS-13336 |
Test cases of TestWriteToReplica failed in windows |
Major |
. |
Xiao Liang |
Xiao Liang |
| HADOOP-15385 |
Many tests are failing in hadoop-distcp project in branch-2 |
Critical |
tools/distcp |
Rushabh S Shah |
Jason Lowe |
| HDFS-13509 |
Bug fix for breakHardlinks() of ReplicaInfo/LocalReplica, and fix TestFileAppend failures on Windows |
Major |
. |
Xiao Liang |
Xiao Liang |
| MAPREDUCE-7073 |
Optimize TokenCache#obtainTokensForNamenodesInternal |
Major |
. |
Bibin A Chundatt |
Bibin A Chundatt |
| YARN-8232 |
RMContainer lost queue name when RM HA happens |
Major |
resourcemanager |
Hu Ziqian |
Hu Ziqian |
| HDFS-13537 |
TestHdfsHelper does not generate jceks path properly for relative path in Windows |
Major |
. |
Xiao Liang |
Xiao Liang |
| HADOOP-15446 |
WASB: PageBlobInputStream.skip breaks HBASE replication |
Major |
fs/azure |
Thomas Marquardt |
Thomas Marquardt |
| YARN-7003 |
DRAINING state of queues is not recovered after RM restart |
Major |
capacityscheduler |
Tao Yang |
Tao Yang |
| YARN-8244 |
TestContainerSchedulerQueuing.testStartMultipleContainers failed |
Major |
. |
Miklos Szegedi |
Jim Brennan |
| HDFS-13581 |
DN UI logs link is broken when https is enabled |
Minor |
datanode |
Namit Maheshwari |
Shashikant Banerjee |
| HDFS-13586 |
Fsync fails on directories on Windows |
Critical |
datanode, hdfs |
Lukas Majercak |
Lukas Majercak |
| HDFS-13590 |
Backport HDFS-12378 to branch-2 |
Major |
datanode, hdfs, test |
Lukas Majercak |
Lukas Majercak |
| HADOOP-15450 |
Avoid fsync storm triggered by DiskChecker and handle disk full situation |
Blocker |
. |
Kihwal Lee |
Arpit Agarwal |
| HDFS-13588 |
Fix TestFsDatasetImpl test failures on Windows |
Major |
. |
Xiao Liang |
Xiao Liang |
| YARN-8344 |
Missing nm.stop() in TestNodeManagerResync to fix testKillContainersOnResync |
Major |
. |
Giovanni Matteo Fumarola |
Giovanni Matteo Fumarola |
| YARN-8327 |
Fix TestAggregatedLogFormat#testReadAcontainerLogs1 on Windows |
Major |
log-aggregation |
Giovanni Matteo Fumarola |
Giovanni Matteo Fumarola |
| YARN-8346 |
Upgrading to 3.1 kills running containers with error “Opportunistic container queue is full” |
Blocker |
. |
Rohith Sharma K S |
Jason Lowe |
| HDFS-13618 |
Fix TestDataNodeFaultInjector test failures on Windows |
Major |
test |
Xiao Liang |
Xiao Liang |
| HADOOP-15473 |
Configure serialFilter in KeyProvider to avoid UnrecoverableKeyException caused by JDK-8189997 |
Critical |
kms |
Gabor Bota |
Gabor Bota |
| MAPREDUCE-7103 |
Fix TestHistoryViewerPrinter on windows due to a mismatch line separator |
Minor |
. |
Giovanni Matteo Fumarola |
Giovanni Matteo Fumarola |
| YARN-8359 |
Exclude containermanager.linux test classes on Windows |
Major |
. |
Giovanni Matteo Fumarola |
Jason Lowe |
| HDFS-13664 |
Refactor ConfiguredFailoverProxyProvider to make inheritance easier |
Minor |
hdfs-client |
Chao Sun |
Chao Sun |
| HDFS-13667 |
Typo: Marking all “datandoes” as stale |
Trivial |
namenode |
Wei-Chiu Chuang |
Nanda kumar |
| YARN-8405 |
RM zk-state-store.parent-path ACLs has been changed since HADOOP-14773 |
Major |
. |
Rohith Sharma K S |
Íñigo Goiri |
| MAPREDUCE-7108 |
TestFileOutputCommitter fails on Windows |
Minor |
test |
Zuoming Zhang |
Zuoming Zhang |
| YARN-8404 |
Timeline event publish need to be async to avoid Dispatcher thread leak in case ATS is down |
Blocker |
. |
Rohith Sharma K S |
Rohith Sharma K S |
| HDFS-13675 |
Speed up TestDFSAdminWithHA |
Major |
hdfs, namenode |
Lukas Majercak |
Lukas Majercak |
| HDFS-13673 |
TestNameNodeMetrics fails on Windows |
Minor |
test |
Zuoming Zhang |
Zuoming Zhang |
| HDFS-13676 |
TestEditLogRace fails on Windows |
Minor |
test |
Zuoming Zhang |
Zuoming Zhang |
| HADOOP-15523 |
Shell command timeout given is in seconds whereas it is taken as millisec while scheduling |
Major |
. |
Bilwa S T |
Bilwa S T |
| YARN-8444 |
NodeResourceMonitor crashes on bad swapFree value |
Major |
. |
Jim Brennan |
Jim Brennan |
| YARN-8443 |
Total #VCores in cluster metrics is wrong when CapacityScheduler reserved some containers |
Major |
webapp |
Tao Yang |
Tao Yang |
| YARN-8457 |
Compilation is broken with -Pyarn-ui |
Major |
webapp |
Sunil Govindan |
Sunil Govindan |
| YARN-8401 |
[UI2] new ui is not accessible with out internet connection |
Blocker |
. |
Bibin A Chundatt |
Bibin A Chundatt |
| YARN-8451 |
Multiple NM heartbeat thread created when a slow NM resync with RM |
Major |
nodemanager |
Botong Huang |
Botong Huang |
| HADOOP-15548 |
Randomize local dirs |
Minor |
. |
Jim Brennan |
Jim Brennan |
| YARN-8473 |
Containers being launched as app tears down can leave containers in NEW state |
Major |
nodemanager |
Jason Lowe |
Jason Lowe |
| HDFS-13729 |
Fix broken links to RBF documentation |
Minor |
documentation |
jwhitter |
Gabor Bota |
| YARN-8518 |
test-container-executor test_is_empty() is broken |
Major |
. |
Jim Brennan |
Jim Brennan |
| YARN-8515 |
container-executor can crash with SIGPIPE after nodemanager restart |
Major |
. |
Jim Brennan |
Jim Brennan |
| YARN-8421 |
when moving app, activeUsers is increased, even though app does not have outstanding request |
Major |
. |
kyungwan nam |
|
| HADOOP-15614 |
TestGroupsCaching.testExceptionOnBackgroundRefreshHandled reliably fails |
Major |
. |
Kihwal Lee |
Weiwei Yang |
| YARN-8577 |
Fix the broken anchor in SLS site-doc |
Minor |
documentation |
Weiwei Yang |
Weiwei Yang |
| YARN-4606 |
CapacityScheduler: applications could get starved because computation of #activeUsers considers pending apps |
Critical |
capacity scheduler, capacityscheduler |
Karam Singh |
Manikandan R |
| HADOOP-15637 |
LocalFs#listLocatedStatus does not filter out hidden .crc files |
Minor |
fs |
Erik Krogen |
Erik Krogen |
| HADOOP-15644 |
Hadoop Docker Image Pip Install Fails on branch-2 |
Critical |
build |
Haibo Chen |
Haibo Chen |
| YARN-8331 |
Race condition in NM container launched after done |
Major |
. |
Yang Wang |
Pradeep Ambati |
| HDFS-13758 |
DatanodeManager should throw exception if it has BlockRecoveryCommand but the block is not under construction |
Major |
namenode |
Wei-Chiu Chuang |
chencan |
| YARN-8612 |
Fix NM Collector Service Port issue in YarnConfiguration |
Major |
ATSv2 |
Prabha Manepalli |
Prabha Manepalli |
| HADOOP-15674 |
Test failure TestSSLHttpServer.testExcludedCiphers with TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA256 cipher suite |
Major |
common |
Gabor Bota |
Szilard Nemeth |
| YARN-8640 |
Restore previous state in container-executor after failure |
Major |
. |
Jim Brennan |
Jim Brennan |
| HADOOP-14314 |
The OpenSolaris taxonomy link is dead in InterfaceClassification.md |
Major |
documentation |
Daniel Templeton |
Rui Gao |
| YARN-8649 |
NPE in localizer hearbeat processing if a container is killed while localizing |
Major |
. |
lujie |
lujie |
| HADOOP-10219 |
ipc.Client.setupIOstreams() needs to check for ClientCache.stopClient requested shutdowns |
Major |
ipc |
Steve Loughran |
Kihwal Lee |
| MAPREDUCE-7131 |
Job History Server has race condition where it moves files from intermediate to finished but thinks file is in intermediate |
Major |
. |
Anthony Hsu |
Anthony Hsu |
| HDFS-13836 |
RBF: Handle mount table znode with null value |
Major |
federation, hdfs |
yanghuafeng |
yanghuafeng |
| YARN-8709 |
CS preemption monitor always fails since one under-served queue was deleted |
Major |
capacityscheduler, scheduler preemption |
Tao Yang |
Tao Yang |
| HDFS-13051 |
Fix dead lock during async editlog rolling if edit queue is full |
Major |
namenode |
zhangwei |
Daryn Sharp |
| YARN-8729 |
Node status updater thread could be lost after it is restarted |
Critical |
nodemanager |
Tao Yang |
Tao Yang |
| HDFS-13914 |
Fix DN UI logs link broken when https is enabled after HDFS-13902 |
Minor |
datanode |
Jianfei Jiang |
Jianfei Jiang |
| MAPREDUCE-7133 |
History Server task attempts REST API returns invalid data |
Major |
jobhistoryserver |
Oleksandr Shevchenko |
Oleksandr Shevchenko |
| YARN-8720 |
CapacityScheduler does not enforce max resource allocation check at queue level |
Major |
capacity scheduler, capacityscheduler, resourcemanager |
Tarun Parimi |
Tarun Parimi |
| HDFS-13844 |
Fix the fmt_bytes function in the dfs-dust.js |
Minor |
hdfs, ui |
yanghuafeng |
yanghuafeng |
| HADOOP-15755 |
StringUtils#createStartupShutdownMessage throws NPE when args is null |
Major |
. |
Lokesh Jain |
Dinesh Chitlangia |
| MAPREDUCE-3801 |
org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.v2.app.TestRuntimeEstimators.testExponentialEstimator fails intermittently |
Major |
mrv2 |
Robert Joseph Evans |
Jason Lowe |
| MAPREDUCE-7137 |
MRAppBenchmark.benchmark1() fails with NullPointerException |
Minor |
test |
Oleksandr Shevchenko |
Oleksandr Shevchenko |
| MAPREDUCE-7138 |
ThrottledContainerAllocator in MRAppBenchmark should implement RMHeartbeatHandler |
Minor |
test |
Oleksandr Shevchenko |
Oleksandr Shevchenko |
| HDFS-13908 |
TestDataNodeMultipleRegistrations is flaky |
Major |
. |
Íñigo Goiri |
Ayush Saxena |
| YARN-8804 |
resourceLimits may be wrongly calculated when leaf-queue is blocked in cluster with 3+ level queues |
Critical |
capacityscheduler |
Tao Yang |
Tao Yang |
| YARN-8774 |
Memory leak when CapacityScheduler allocates from reserved container with non-default label |
Critical |
capacityscheduler |
Tao Yang |
Tao Yang |
| HADOOP-15817 |
Reuse Object Mapper in KMSJSONReader |
Major |
kms |
Jonathan Eagles |
Jonathan Eagles |
| HADOOP-15820 |
ZStandardDecompressor native code sets an integer field as a long |
Blocker |
. |
Jason Lowe |
Jason Lowe |
| HDFS-13964 |
RBF: TestRouterWebHDFSContractAppend fails with No Active Namenode under nameservice |
Major |
. |
Ayush Saxena |
Ayush Saxena |
| HADOOP-15835 |
Reuse Object Mapper in KMSJSONWriter |
Major |
. |
Jonathan Eagles |
Jonathan Eagles |
| HDFS-13976 |
Backport HDFS-12813 to branch-2.9 |
Major |
hdfs, hdfs-client |
Lukas Majercak |
Lukas Majercak |
| HADOOP-15679 |
ShutdownHookManager shutdown time needs to be configurable & extended |
Major |
util |
Steve Loughran |
Steve Loughran |
| HDFS-13802 |
RBF: Remove FSCK from Router Web UI |
Major |
. |
Fei Hui |
Fei Hui |
| HADOOP-15859 |
ZStandardDecompressor.c mistakes a class for an instance |
Blocker |
. |
Ben Lau |
Jason Lowe |
| HADOOP-15850 |
CopyCommitter#concatFileChunks should check that the blocks per chunk is not 0 |
Critical |
tools/distcp |
Ted Yu |
Ted Yu |
| YARN-7502 |
Nodemanager restart docs should describe nodemanager supervised property |
Major |
documentation |
Jason Lowe |
Suma Shivaprasad |
| HADOOP-15866 |
Renamed HADOOP_SECURITY_GROUP_SHELL_COMMAND_TIMEOUT keys break compatibility |
Blocker |
. |
Wei-Chiu Chuang |
Wei-Chiu Chuang |
| HADOOP-15822 |
zstd compressor can fail with a small output buffer |
Major |
. |
Jason Lowe |
Jason Lowe |
| HADOOP-15899 |
Update AWS Java SDK versions in NOTICE.txt |
Major |
. |
Akira Ajisaka |
Akira Ajisaka |
| HADOOP-15900 |
Update JSch versions in LICENSE.txt |
Major |
. |
Akira Ajisaka |
Akira Ajisaka |
| YARN-8858 |
CapacityScheduler should respect maximum node resource when per-queue maximum-allocation is being used. |
Major |
. |
Sumana Sathish |
Wangda Tan |
| YARN-8233 |
NPE in CapacityScheduler#tryCommit when handling allocate/reserve proposal whose allocatedOrReservedContainer is null |
Critical |
capacityscheduler |
Tao Yang |
Tao Yang |
| HADOOP-15923 |
create-release script should set max-cache-ttl as well as default-cache-ttl for gpg-agent |
Blocker |
build |
Akira Ajisaka |
Akira Ajisaka |


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Hamilton wanted to squash Verstappen tension before they raced in Texas
by Joseph TyrrellLewis Hamilton has revealed he squashed any tension between himself and Max Verstappen before the United States Grand Prix. The Brit also spoke about Verstappen's potential and he feels he is a champion of the future.
There looked to be some growing tension between the pair after their opening lap coming together at the Mexican Grand Prix. Hamilton would go on to win that race and he sealed his sixth World Championship at the US Grand Prix a week later.
The Brit has revealed he wanted to squash any growing tension between them, before they took to the COTA circuit and said that he is a champion of the future.
"I spoke to Max even before the race and I was like, 'Dude you're such a great racer, man. Let's just squash whatever there is between us because it's just fake, it's nothing. Whatever beef [there is] let's just get rid of it. Let's go out there and have a great race'," Hamilton told Channel 4.
"He's a champion of the future and I'm going to work as hard as I can to stop that happening for a while, but I'm enjoying racing with him."


Remains of WWII US Army officer returned
NEEDHAM, Mass. (AP) - The remains of a Massachusetts U.S. Army officer killed in WWII have been identified and returned to his hometown of Needham.
A hearse carrying the remains of U.S. Army 1st Lt. Joseph Edward Finneran was escorted by state police to a funeral home Friday night after a ceremony at Logan Airport.
The Boston Fire Department along with firefighters from Newtown, Wellesley, Sharon, and Brookline saluted Finneran’s return.
The Boston Globe reports that a death notice for 22-year-old Finneran was published in the paper in 1943 after his B-24D aircraft was shot down in Ploesti, Romania that August.
Finneran received multiple awards posthumously, including the Purple Heart.
Finneran was born and raised in Needham and later moved to Boston with his family.
His nephew provided his DNA to help identify the remains.
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With Cookify, You can manage your cookies easily with our simple cdn.
As cookify is written in simple Vanilla JavaScript, this Library never slows down your webpage.
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Adding this Library to you project is super-easy. You can either use cdn by putting the below code to your footer
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With Cookie JS, you can set a cookie with expiry date, delete a cookie, update a cookie,
clear all cookie and get all cookie as object or a specified cookie. Where, update and
setting can be done in one method. These functions can be executed in one line!
Setting cookie in cookify is easy. Cookie.set() method is used to
set cookie. This method has three parameters - name (string), value (string), expiry date (Integer).
Here name is the key (identifier) for the cookie and value is the data stored. After setting cookie, it will return the stored value as object.
//Example of seeting a cookie
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Getting cookie with Cookify only require the cookie name (string) for accesing the value. If the cookie name is wrong, it returns undefined
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The street address that you want to geocode, in the format used by the national postal service of the country concerned. Additional address elements such as business names and unit, suite or floor numbers should be avoided.
The language in which to return results.
language
is not supplied, the API attempts to use the
preferred language as specified in the
Accept-Language
header, or the native language of the
domain from which the request is sent.
A filter of one or more location types, separated by a pipe
(|
). If the parameter contains multiple location types, the
API returns all addresses that match any of the types. A note about
processing: The location_type
parameter does not restrict the
search to the specified location type(s). Rather, the
location_type
acts as a post-search filter: the API fetches
all results for the specified latlng, then discards those results that do
not match the specified location type(s). The following values are
supported:
APPROXIMATE
returns only the addresses that are
characterized as approximate.
GEOMETRIC_CENTER
returns only geometric centers of a
location such as a polyline (for example, a street) or polygon (region).
RANGE_INTERPOLATED
returns only the addresses that reflect
an approximation (usually on a road) interpolated between two precise
points (such as intersections). An interpolated range generally
indicates that rooftop geocodes are unavailable for a street address.
ROOFTOP
returns only the addresses for which Google has
location information accurate down to street address precision.
The region code, specified as a ccTLD ("top-level domain") two-character value. Most ccTLD codes are identical to ISO 3166-1 codes, with some notable exceptions. For example, the United Kingdom's ccTLD is "uk" (.co.uk) while its ISO 3166-1 code is "gb" (technically for the entity of "The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland").
A filter of one or more address types, separated by a pipe (|). If the
parameter contains multiple address types, the API returns all addresses
that match any of the types. A note about processing: The
result_type
parameter does not restrict the search to the
specified address type(s). Rather, the result_type
acts as a
post-search filter: the API fetches all results for the specified
latlng
, then discards those results that do not match the
specified address type(s).The following values are supported:
administrative_area_level_1
indicates a first-order civil
entity below the country level. Within the United States, these
administrative levels are states. Not all nations exhibit these
administrative levels. In most cases, administrative_area_level_1 *
short
names will closely match ISO 3166-2 subdivisions and
other widely circulated lists; however this is not guaranteed as our
geocoding results are based on a variety of signals and location data.
administrative_area_level_2
indicates a second-order civil
entity below the country level. Within the United States, these
administrative levels are counties. Not all nations exhibit these
administrative levels.
administrative_area_level_3
indicates a third-order civil
entity below the country level. This type indicates a minor civil
division. Not all nations exhibit these administrative levels.
administrative_area_level_4
indicates a fourth-order civil
entity below the country level. This type indicates a minor civil
division. Not all nations exhibit these administrative levels.
administrative_area_level_5
indicates a fifth-order civil
entity below the country level. This type indicates a minor civil
division. Not all nations exhibit these administrative levels.
airport
indicates an airport.colloquial_area
indicates a commonly-used alternative name
for the entity.
country
indicates the national political entity, and is
typically the highest order type returned by the Geocoder.
intersection
indicates a major intersection, usually of two
major roads.
locality
indicates an incorporated city or town political
entity.
natural_feature
indicates a prominent natural feature.
neighborhood
indicates a named neighborhoodpark
indicates a named park.plus_code
indicates an encoded location reference, derived
from latitude and longitude. Plus codes can be used as a replacement for
street addresses in places where they do not exist (where buildings are
not numbered or streets are not named). See
https://plus.codes/ for details.
point_of_interest
indicates a named point of interest.
Typically, these "POI"s are prominent local entities that don't easily
fit in another category, such as "Empire State Building" or "Eiffel
Tower".
political
indicates a political entity. Usually, this type
indicates a polygon of some civil administration.
postal_code
indicates a postal code as used to address
postal mail within the country.
premise
indicates a named location, usually a building or
collection of buildings with a common name
route
indicates a named route (such as "US 101").street_address
indicates a precise street address.sublocality
indicates a first-order civil entity below a
locality. For some locations may receive one of the additional types:
sublocality_level_1
to sublocality_level_5
.
Each sublocality level is a civil entity. Larger numbers indicate a
smaller geographic area.
subpremise
indicates a first-order entity below a named
location, usually a singular building within a collection of buildings
with a common name
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Don’t over think it. At the end of the day, selling is a basic human interaction. It is the imagination that it’s not, that magnifies a molehill into a mountain in your mind; it’s the unnecessary painstaking analysis that freezes you in a paralysis. And what the mind cannot handle the hand cannot either. One of the biggest challenges novice salespeople face is the response to the question, “how do I handle the steps in the sales cycle?” How do I prospect, interview, demonstrate, validate, negotiate, close and ask for a referral? Let’s look at some.
How do I prospect (get contacts of people who can buy my product)? In human interaction, how do you get friends, girlfriends or boyfriends? When I ask the latter in class, the vibrant delegates respond enthusiastically. That’s easy, I’m told. Hang out where they do, blind date; call at work and on and on. Then I ask, how do you prospect, and the mood instantly changes to funereal. This is serious business; I must be careful how I respond; and slowly the molehill starts growing into a mountain. Don’t over think it. Just reach out professionally in the same manner you would a socially.
How do I ask for a referral? Ladies, when you stop a complete stranger in the street to ask them what they use for their skin to make it so smooth, you have just prospected and asked for a referral. (Incidentally, I’m still floored by this one). When I quiz delegates on how they ask for a referral, again, the atmosphere becomes grave. Don’t over think it. Just be as succinct as the ladies. Notice how specific the query is: it’s what she uses to make her skin so smooth; not, “what makes you look so beautiful?”. The latter is ambiguous and difficult to answer-just like, “refer me to someone else who can buy my product” is as compared to, “please refer me to your counterpart at ZXV Bank”- if you are talking to a head of operations at a bank, for instance. Just like the lady asking about skin, this query is also specific-it zeroes in on a particular space and makes it easy to get a useful response.
How do I demonstrate? For the phone lovers, how do you show off your new tool? Your eyes are alive with enthusiasm as you take your audience through the features of what your gadget can do. For the technological laggards (like me) you even take a photo, convert it into a pdf document and email it to us while we watch. And in that instant you show us the benefits of having that phone.
How do I negotiate? How do you bargain with the hawker, the stall attendant, the landlord? You understand his position, understand yours, and then you talk your way through it. You may never have thought about, it but that’s what goes through your mind every time you start negotiating. Then the bank calls you because you have missed three consecutive loan installments and you freeze in panic-and your mind follows suit.
Don’t over think it. At the end of the day, selling is a basic human interaction. Learn from social relations and blend them into professional ones and be amazed by the result.</p>


API Basics & Postman!
Presented by
John Doyle
APIs
Why Not?
A story of NASA...
Postman
Variables
Demo


vignettes/understanding-schedule-limits.Rmd
understanding-schedule-limits.Rmd
Once you have created a schedule object with your desired specifications, scheduler
allows you to retrieve the dates which fall on that schedule. This is done using the schedule_*()
family of functions.
Under normal circumstances this process should be seamless and intuitive when following the documentation. But for those looking for a deeper understanding of how these dates are generated, this vigette will provide an explanation and walkthrough.
 For example how many Christmases will there be in the future?
If you ask scheduler
to retrieve for you all the occurrences of Christmas, you will find that it refuses to do so:
schedule(on_christmas)
#> Error in seq.Date(from = from, to = to, by = "1 day"): 'from' must be a "Date" object
This is possible because scheduler
knows the number of possible Christmases is infinite and that it cannot produce for you the complete set. To make your request possible, you must place some limits on which Christmases you wish to schedule.
The schedule()
funcion provides you a way to do that. It has arguments from
and to
, which allow you to specify the start and end dates of the schedule. So if you wanted to retrieve the dates for Christmases between 2000 and 2004 you could do so as follows:
schedule(on_christmas, from = as.Date("2000-01-01"), to = as.Date("2004-12-31"))
#> [1] "2000-12-25" "2001-12-25" "2002-12-25" "2003-12-25" "2004-12-25"
To be more succinct, the schedule()
function will also accept numeric years for these arguments. This is a convenient way of specifying from the start of the first year to the end of the last year (equivalent to the code directly above):
schedule(on_christmas, from = 2000, to = 2004)
#> [1] "2000-12-25" "2001-12-25" "2002-12-25" "2003-12-25" "2004-12-25"
If you only interested in events occuring during a single calendar year, you can also use the during =
argument, which creates date limits from the start to the end of the year specified:
Specifying limits in the schedule()
function isn’t always necessary however. Where possible scheduler
will detect there to be a finite set of possible events in your schedule and compute them for you. This happens variously when using the functions in_year()
, before()
, after()
and in_between()
. All these functions can place implicit limits on a schedule and thus save you having to place explicit limits on it.
in_year()
limitsIf you specify the years of a schedule using the in_year()
function, scheduler
will infer the start and end dates from that.
Notice I did not have to specify to =
and from =
limits in the schedule()
function for this to work. The schedule()
function automatically detected the limits of the schedule and used them appropriately.
I could do the same thing if looking at the occurance of Chrismas in more than one year:
Finally you could do the same thing when looking at a range of years:
before()
, after()
and in_between()
limits.on_date()
limitsFor completeness it is worth noting that the on_date()
function also encodes limits on a schedule. In practice, this is less useful than the other functions for this purpose as on_date()
is typically only used for supplementing or reducing a schedule to include or abandon certain defined dates. Users should be able to ignore this feature without it being intrusive.


BY EDWIN JAHIEL
MY SON THE FANATIC (UK, 1998) *** Directed by Udayan Prasad. Script by Hanif Kureishi from his short story. Photography, Alan Almond. Music, Stephen Warbeck. Cast: Om Puri, Rachel Griffiths, Stellan Skarsgård, Akbar Kurtha, Gopi Desai, Harish Patel, Bhasker Patel. A BBC production released by Miramax. 89 minutes. R (sex, prostitution, drugs) At the New Art Theater.
Om Puri, a major actor in India (with credits in Western productions too), was 46 or 47 when MSTF was made. With his leathery, pitted face, he looks older than that, but is as energetic as a younger man. He plays Pakistani-born taxi-driver Parvez who came to Bradford, in the industrial Midlands, 25 years ago. He has a Pakistani wife (Desai) and one child, the English-born, twentyish Farid (Kurtha).
he film opens with dad, mother and son visiting the home of Madeleine, the daughter of the local Chief Police Inspector, to celebrate her engagement to Farid. Quickly and deftly it sketches Parvez as an exuberant, voluble extrovert who is happy with his family's new connection with (for him) upscale Brits. But a discreet subtext implies that the Inspector and his spouse are politely displeased by their alliance.
Proceeding to its main themes, MSTF makes its main points clearly. These are based on a reversal of the more familiar mentality of immigrants, where the older, often-homesick and traditional generation has trouble assimilating, while the young people feel at home with their Englishness. Here, Parvez feels totally Westernized and happy to be so. But soon enough, Farid falls under the spell of Muslim fundamentalists, joins them, breaks his engagement, gets religious fervor, even transforms his parents' home into a guest-house for visiting, white-garbed co-religionists. The friction with his father grows. The young man accuses him of being blind to the decline of a West that has no values yet demonizes the Muslims: "You have swallowed all this white and Jewish propaganda."
Farid's mother seems to accepts ther son's changes. She also accepts her new status as the inferior gender that cooks for the visitors and takes her own meals alone in the kitchen. Kureishi's script is not overtly political. It is obvious that he does not want the fate of Salman Rushdie. But it is also obvious where his sympathies lie.
>From the very beginning two threads are developed.
One girl in particular, Bettina, has a friendly rapport with Parvez. An attractive, quiet, natural charmer, she is played by Aussie Rachel Griffiths with a certain cachet and inner elegance. Her excellent movie debut was in the Australian "Muriel's Wedding" where she was second-billed, as Muriel's lively and promiscuous first friend. Her other credits include "My Best Friend's Wedding" and especially "Hilary and Jackie" (NOT about Mrs. Clinton and Mrs.Kennedy ) which brought her several festival nominations, plus one for an Oscar.
Parvez and Bettina are thrown closer when the cabbie is regularly hired by Mr.Schitz, a visiting German businessman (played by the Swedish actor Stellan Skarsgård) who also keeps hiring Bettina. Skarsgård has been in many movies since 1972, yet is familiar mostly from the 90's films "Breaking the Waves" and "Ronin." His accent is oddly American, his part so underdeveloped that no persona emerges.  He uses Parvez as a sort of pimp, even pays him to recruit hookers and organize taxis for their transportation for an ill-defined orgy, presumably to improve his business contacts. At the end of this affair, Parvez is given money to pay the girls one by one.
The several scenes that include Schitz are murky. There is also some lack of connection, continuity and development in other sections, including those with or about Parvez and/or Bettina. But at least there is enough rapport as well as superior acting (it feels effortless and natural) between the older Pakistani man and the British girl, before, during and after they become lovers. In fact, in different, diffident, idiosyncratic ways, the cabby and the hooker have sweet --but never maudlin-- and touching personalities and an evolving relationship treated with much originality.
The gulf between father and son reaches a point of no return when an intolerant Muslim group sets fire to a dwelling of hookers, attacks them physically. Farid beats Bettina, his father comes to her rescue.
With the young convert taking off with his fellow-believers, and with the mother leaving the home, Parvez finds himself alone in an empty house. But without hints about the fuure. There is, to the picture's credit, no closure.
MSTF, though imperfect, is a warm, gripping film. Its major flaw, in common with many contemporary British movies, is that no concessions are made to non-British ears. The melding of British English and sing-song Eastern intonations (Parvez, his wife, etc), as well as the "white" Midlands accents , made the film critics at the movie's preview agree that only 50 percent of the dialogue was understood. The sounds of speech, and their recording are increasingly neglected in many movies from the UK and the USA.
Much of this is avoidable. The proof is that Parvez has an erratic enunciation which ranges from impenetrable to (in his quiet talks with Bettina) perfectly clear. On the other hand, the dialogues we miss are not all that important, since Parvez and Bettina are wonderful at body language and facial expressions. There is also a particularly good (and symbolic) use of Western pop and jazz that Parvez loves, while some Muslim chants and sounds are heard as counterpoint.
Although MSTF was released in England in 1998, it was premiered in the Directors' Fortnight series at the 1997 Cannes Film Festival. Its source was a short story by Hanif Kureishi in the New Yorker magazine, later collected in the writer's Love in a Blue Time. Three previous films scripted by Kureishi were "My Beautiful Laundrette" and "Sammy and Rosie Get Laid" directed by Stephen Frears and "London Kills Me" directed by the writer.
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Return specific columns ("Filter" operator is optional):
[:, "colname1"], [: "colname2"]
filter:[:, "colname1"], [: "colname2"]
Can also slice by column number: [:, 1], [:,3]. For single slice, brackets can be left out: :,1
Return column "colname3" for rows where value of column "colname1" is between "minval1" and "maxval1" and value of column "colname2" is between "minval2" and "maxval2":
:,"colname3" { [:,"colname1"] > minval1 and [:,"colname1"] < maxval1 and [:,"colname2"] > minval2 and [:,"colname2"] < maxval2 }
:,: { [:,"colname1"] > minval1 and [:,"colname1"] < maxval1 and [:,"colname2"] > minval2 and [:,"colname2"] < maxval2 }/:,"colname3"
:,: { ([:,"colname1"] > minval1 and [:,"colname1"] < maxval1) or ([:,"colname2"] > minval2 and [:,"colname2"] < maxval2) }/:,"colname3"
(the initial ":,:" is needed to ensure all columns are passed through to the next filter step)
Return mean of column "colname3" for the same subset as above (the "as" is optional):
:,: { [:,"colname1"] > minval1 and [:,"colname1"] < maxval1 and [:,"colname2"] > minval2 and [:,"colname2"] < maxval2 }/agg:mean(:,"colname3") as "my mean"
Return min and max for column "colname3" for same subset:
:,: { [:,"colname1"] > minval1 and [:,"colname1"] < maxval1 and [:,"colname2"] > minval2 and [:,"colname2"] < maxval2 }/agg:min(:,"colname3") as "my min", max(:,"colname3") as "my max"


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RS-232 Ports
The RS-232 (SIO) ports can be written to and read from using the diagnostics. All transfers are at 8 data bits, no parity and 1 stop bit. This cannot be changed in the diagnostics.
This is accomplished using the following QuickUSB Library functions:
QuickUsbSetRS232Baud - Sets the baud rate of both ports.
QuickUsbWriteRS232 - Writes a block of binary data to an RS-232 port.
QuickUsbReadRS232 - Reads a block of binary data from an RS-232 port. Both ports have interrupt-driven buffers inside the FX2 and this routine reads those buffers.
QuickUsbFlushRS232 - Flushes a port's interrupt driven receive buffer.
QuickUsbGetNumRS232 - Returns the number of characters waiting in a receive buffer.
The RS-232 tab is shown below:
Port
Baud Rate
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This is the representation of a string with their properties. More...
#include <string.h>
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| void | idChanged () |
| The signal is emitted when the identifier of the string has changed. | |
| void | valueChanged () |
| The signal is emitted when the value of the string has changed. | |
| void | descriptionChanged () |
| The signal is emitted when the description of the string has changed. | |
| void | maxLengthChanged () |
| The signal is emitted when the max length of the string has changed. | |
| void | stateChanged () |
| The signal is emitted when the state of the string has changed. | |
| void | selectedChanged () |
| The signal is emitted when the string is selected or unselected. | |
| void | editableChanged () |
| The signal is emitted when the editable parameter is changed. | |
Public Member Functions | |
| String () | |
| Constructs an empty string. | |
| String (String &other) | |
| Constructs a string replic from another received by parameter. More... | |
| String (const QString &id, const QString &value, const QString &description, const QString &maxLength, const QString &state, const bool selected=false, const bool editable=true) | |
| Constructs a string with diferents value members received by parameter. More... | |
| QString | getId () const |
| Returns the identifier of the string. More... | |
| bool | setId (const QString &id) |
| Sets the identifier of the string. More... | |
| QString | getValue () const |
| Returns the value of the string. More... | |
| bool | setValue (const QString &value) |
| Sets the value of the string. More... | |
| QString | getDescription () const |
| Returns the description of the string. More... | |
| bool | setDescription (const QString &description) |
| Sets the description of the string. More... | |
| QString | getMaxLength () const |
| Returns the max length of the string. More... | |
| bool | setMaxLength (const QString &maxLength) |
| Sets the max length of the string. More... | |
| QString | getState () const |
| Returns the state of the string. More... | |
| bool | setState (const QString &state) |
| Sets the state of the string. More... | |
| bool | isEmpty () |
| Returns true if string is empty. More... | |
| bool | isSelected () const |
| Returns true if string is selected, else returns false. More... | |
| void | select () |
| Changes the string to selected. | |
| void | unselect () |
| Changes the string to unselected. | |
| void | setSelected (bool selected) |
| Changes the string to selected or unselected depending on the value received by parameter. More... | |
| bool | isEditable () const |
| Returns the editable state of the string. More... | |
| void | setEditable (bool editable) |
| Sets the editable parameter of the string. More... | |
| QString | toFpFileFormat () const |
| Returns the model converted to a string with the format in file fp. More... | |
| QString | toJson (QJsonDocument::JsonFormat format=QJsonDocument::Compact) |
| Returns the string converted to a JSON QString. More... | |
| QJsonObject | toJsonObject () |
| Returns the string converted to a #QJsonObject. More... | |
| String & | operator= (const String &other) |
| Assigns other to string and returns a reference to this string. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static String * | fromJson (QString &json) |
| Returns a String initializated with the JSON string json. More... | |
| static String * | fromJson (QByteArray &json) |
| Returns a String initializated with the #QByteArray data json. More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
| QString | id_ |
| QString | value_ |
| QString | description_ |
| QString | maxLength_ |
| QString | state_ |
| bool | selected_ |
| bool | editable_ |
Properties | |
| QString | id |
| QString | value |
| QString | description |
| QString | maxLength |
| QString | state |
| bool | selected |
| bool | editable |
This is the representation of a string with their properties.
| String::String | ( | String & | other | ) |
Constructs a string replic from another received by parameter.
| other | string to be duplicated. |
Definition at line 23 of file string.cpp.
| String::String | ( | const QString & | id, |
| const QString & | value, | ||
| const QString & | description, | ||
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Returns a String initializated with the JSON string json.
If the JSON data received is not valid, return an empty model.
| json | String in JSON format to be converted. |
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Returns a String initializated with the #QByteArray data json.
If the JSON data received is not valid, return an empty model.
| json | QByteArray in JSON format to be converted. |
Definition at line 225 of file string.cpp.
| QString String::getDescription | ( | ) | const |
Returns the description of the string.
Definition at line 86 of file string.cpp.
| QString String::getId | ( | ) | const |
Returns the identifier of the string.
Definition at line 52 of file string.cpp.
| QString String::getMaxLength | ( | ) | const |
Returns the max length of the string.
Definition at line 103 of file string.cpp.
| QString String::getState | ( | ) | const |
Returns the state of the string.
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| QString String::getValue | ( | ) | const |
Returns the value of the string.
Returns true if the identifier was set, otherwise, returns false.
Definition at line 69 of file string.cpp.
| bool String::isEditable | ( | ) | const |
Returns the editable state of the string.
Definition at line 172 of file string.cpp.
| bool String::isEmpty | ( | ) |
Returns true if string is empty.
A string is empty if has a null o empty value.
Definition at line 137 of file string.cpp.
| bool String::isSelected | ( | ) | const |
Returns true if string is selected, else returns false.
Definition at line 146 of file string.cpp.
Assigns other to string and returns a reference to this string.
Overloads fromString(QString &json) function.
| other | Model to be copied. |
Definition at line 262 of file string.cpp.
| bool String::setDescription | ( | const QString & | description | ) |
Sets the description of the string.
Returns true if the description was set, otherwise, returns false.
| description | New description of the string. |
Definition at line 91 of file string.cpp.
| void String::setEditable | ( | bool | editable | ) |
Sets the editable parameter of the string.
| state | New editable state of the string. |
Definition at line 177 of file string.cpp.
| bool String::setId | ( | const QString & | id | ) |
Sets the identifier of the string.
| id | New identifier of the string. |
Definition at line 57 of file string.cpp.
| bool String::setMaxLength | ( | const QString & | maxLength | ) |
Sets the max length of the string.
Returns true if the max length was set, otherwise, returns false.
| maxLength | New max length of the string. |
Definition at line 108 of file string.cpp.
| void String::setSelected | ( | bool | selected | ) |
Changes the string to selected or unselected depending on the value received by parameter.
| selected | New selection state of the string.. |
Definition at line 165 of file string.cpp.
| bool String::setState | ( | const QString & | state | ) |
Sets the state of the string.
Returns true if the state was set, otherwise, returns false.
| state | New state of the string. |
Definition at line 125 of file string.cpp.
| bool String::setValue | ( | const QString & | value | ) |
Sets the value of the string.
Returns true if the value was set, otherwise, returns false.
| value | New value of the string. |
Definition at line 74 of file string.cpp.
| QString String::toFpFileFormat | ( | ) | const |
Returns the model converted to a string with the format in file fp.
Definition at line 184 of file string.cpp.
| QString String::toJson | ( | QJsonDocument::JsonFormat | format = QJsonDocument::Compact | ) |
Returns the string converted to a JSON QString.
| format | Exit format of JSON. |
Definition at line 199 of file string.cpp.
| QJsonObject String::toJsonObject | ( | ) |
Returns the string converted to a #QJsonObject.
Definition at line 204 of file string.cpp.


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Kim Il SungSometimes people complain that they were born too late; that they would have enjoyed themselves more in a bygone era. Modern life, with its endless parade of disruptive technologies, is too hectic for them. What these people need is a trip to North Korea. Things are simpler there, far simpler. They only have two television networks. One political party. And the Internet is almost nonexistent there.North Korea is today the last of the absolute totalitarian states. The government controls everything. Any expression of dissent is illegal. All forms of religious practice are illegal. The two television networks are state-run. Access to the Internet is limited to a single government facility swarming with overseers. There are tight controls over the import of all media: books, magazines, television, movies. Every textbook, newspaper article, and news broadcast regurgitates the authorized history. Censors would only be redundant, since the entire output of the country's media is in fact commissioned or written by government officials.
It's kind of like one of those tourist villages which function as historical re-creations. Except instead of an 18th century colonial settlement, the theme concept here is a Soviet-bloc autocracy. And similar to Colonial Williamsburg's admiration for George Washington, the entire North Korean population expresses their undying devotion to Kim Il Sung, the founder of their repressive dictatorship.
After the Japanese surrendered to Allied forces on August 15, 1945, Stalin ordered his military forces to sweep into the Korean peninsula and capture the Japanese units there. American forces were situated in the south, Soviet troops in the north. When it came time to withdraw from Korea, no agreement could be reached between Washington and the Kremlin as to what form of government would be left in place. America insisted on a free-market democracy; the USSR demanded that it be a Communist satellite. Which is how they arrived at an arrangement worthy of King Solomon. The region would be split into two countries, separated by the 38th parallel. America would oversee the creation of South Korea and USSR would handle North Korea. Neat and tidy. Kim Il Sung returned to Korea aboard the Soviet warship Pukachev in September 1945. The Kremlin placed Kim in charge of the provisional government, until he came to power formally as premier of the newly-formed Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) in 1948. Kim's overriding goal from the outset was reunification with the south. There was no question that this objective could be achieved only by conquest. The two Korean nations were diametrically opposed in their political principles. Under the aegis of the United States, South Korea had adopted a capitalist regime. In March 1949, Kim began to nag Joseph Stalin for permission to invade South Korea. "We believe that the situation makes it necessary and possible to liberate the whole country through military means," Kim pleaded. Stalin disagreed, believing that the North was incapable of prevailing against their adversary. In August and September the North Koreans nagged Stalin again. He still said no. In April 1950, Kim spent the entire month in Moscow lobbying for war. Finally, Stalin agreed. And on June 25, 1950 the Korean War began. The war lasted three years, ending inconclusively in a draw in July 1953. The border at the 38th parallel was reinforced, with U.S. troops stationed on the South Korean side. Half a million North Korean and 100,000 Chinese soldiers were killed, along with 415,004 South Koreans and 54,246 Americans. In the final analysis, the war had accomplished nothing. (Except rebuilding Japan's economy, re-arming the United States, and providing the setting for the film "M*A*S*H" and its derived television series.) In the aftermath of the war with the South, Kim Il Sung declared happily: "In the Korean War, the U.S. imperialists suffered an ignominious military defeat for the first time in the history of the U.S." He claimed victory even though he had barely cling to power with the backing of both China and the Soviet Union. The experience had been instructive. Kim had learned two things:
On January 21, 1968, 31 men disguised in South Korean military uniforms broke into the Blue House (the South Korean equivalent of the U.S. White House). They were North Korean special forces commandos, equipped with grenades and submachine guns. Their mission was to assassinate the President of South Korea. In the resulting firefight with the South Korean defenders, one of the North Koreans was taken captive. The others were killed. But that was just the beginning. Like an obsessive compulsive and his handwashing, Kim Il Sung could not stop himself from trying to assassinate his opponents in the South. In 1970, DPRK agents planted a bomb in South Korea's National Cemetery in an abortive effort to kill various South Korean officials. In 1974, an attempt against President Park's life failed when the assassin missed his shot, killing the First Lady instead. In 1981, North Korea paid two Canadian hitmen $600,000 to kill President Chun during his scheduled trip to the Philippines. In 1982, a North Korean agent attempted to kill Chun during a tour of African nations. In 1983, 17 South Korean diplomats were killed by another cemetery bomb, this time in Rangoon, Burma. But Kim's crowning achievement was probably the hijacking of the USS Pueblo in January 1968. North Korea fired on and boarded the American reconnaissance vessel in international waters. It had been outfitted with antennas and signal-gathering equipment, and tasked with eavesdropping on DPRK military communications. The North Koreans captured the ship and its crew, along with sensitive mission documents and cryptographic equipment. They charged the American crewmen with spying and detained them for eleven months, until Washington finally issued a formal apology. Once again, Kim Il Sung had defied the U.S. and won. Kim Il Sung died in July 1994. Rumor has it that he suffered a massive heart attack during an animated argument with his son, Kim Jong Il. Whatever the truth, his countrymen dutifully observed a 100-day period of mourning. After which Kim Jong Il assumed the mantle of "Great Leader" and his father was rechristened "Eternal Leader."
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I'm just a girl learning to code in San Francisco.
pictures from my last trip
@ Mendocino Headlands State Park
Mendocino, California
taken with Nikon D7100
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Before Change
pg.done()
self.log.debug({"phase": phase, "time": time.time() - start})
avg_loss = float(total_loss)/total
metrics["avg_loss"] = avg_loss
metrics["perplexity"] = np.exp(avg_loss)
for reporting in reporting_fns:
reporting(metrics, epochs, phase)
return metrics
After Change
for batch_dict in pg(vs):
input_ = self._input(batch_dict)
tgt = input_["tgt"]
tgt_lens = batch_dict["tgt_lengths"]
pred = self.model(input_)
loss = self.crit(pred, tgt)
toks = self._num_toks(tgt_lens)
total_loss += loss.item() * toks
total_toks += toks
metrics = self.calc_metrics(total_loss, total_toks)
self.report(
epochs, metrics, start,
phase, "EPOCH", reporting_fns
)
return metrics
def train(self, ts, reporting_fns):
self.model.train()


xvkbd(1) xvkbd(1) NAME xvkbd - virtual keyboard for X window system DESCRIPTION xvkbd is a virtual (graphical) keyboard program for X Window System which provides facility to enter characters onto other clients (softwares) by clicking on a keyboard displayed on the screen. This may be used for systems without a hardware keyboard such as kiosk terminals or handheld devices. This program also has facility to send characters specified as the command line option to another client. The standard keyboard layout is based on the traditional US layout, but some other keyboard layout (see "Screen Shot") are also supported. The default window size may be too large for systems with small screen, but it can be configured to use smaller space (220x90 pixels, for example). For details, see also "Screen Shot" and "How to Customize xvkbd" below, and resouce files in the distribution. xvkbd version 2.1 and later support word completion, which may make it easier to enter long words with xvkbd. IMPORTANT NOTE: When invoking xvkbd from display managers such as XDM, GDM, etc., always use xvkbd with -secure option or you will have serious security risk. Environment xvkbd will work on X11R5 or X11R6. It is tested on redhat Linux and Solaris, and it will work also on most UNIX-like systems. This program uses Xaw (use of Xaw3d is recommended) and no special library is required. Operation Input Keys When xvkbd is started, the image of a keyboard will be displayed on the screen. Clicking any key on the xvkbd window will send the character to the focused window as if the key had been actually typed with the hard‐ ware keyboard. If you want to input upper-case alphabets or other characters on the upper position on the keyboard, you should click the key after selecting Shift by clicking it, or click the key with mouse button 3 (maybe right button) or mouse button 4. In the similar manner, if you want to input Controled characters, you should click the key after clicking Control, or click the key with mouse button 2 (maybe middle button). Alt and Meta can be used in the similar manner with Control, but there are no short‐ cuts with mouse buttons. ``Quick Modifiers'' xvkbd 2.5 and later support another way to input characters with modi‐ fiers such as Shift, Control, AltGr, etc., which may be useful especially for machines with touch panels such as PDAs - we would call it "Quick Modifiers". Quick Modifiers can be enabled/disabled by the ``Enable "Quick Modi‐ fiers?'' entry on the property panel. If Quick Modifiers is enabled, it will be activated by pressing a key on the xvkbd window, move the pointer outside of the key, and then release the mouse button or equivalent. The direction of the pointer motion will select the modifier: up - Shift right - AltGr right-up - Shift AltGr left - Control left-up - Shift Control down - Meta left-down - Alt Setting Input Focus If you are using a window manager and clients where you can set input focus by clicking mouse button on the window (and you don't have to keep pointer in the window after that), you can simply set input focus in the normal way and then click keys on the xvkbd window - the character will be sent to the selected position. If you are using a window manager or clients where you must keep the pointer in the input field to input from the keyboard, or if the input focus is switched to the xvkbd window when you clicked on the key on the xvkbd window, you must make xvkbd to set input focus explicitly by click‐ ing the Focus button on the xvkbd window and then click on the input field. This input focus can be cleared by clicking Focus button with mouse button 3, or simply clicking Focus button twice. Word Completion Choosing ``Word Completion...'' in the main menu will popup the Word Com‐ pletion panel. When you entered characters by clicked keys on the xvkbd window as usual while the Word Completion panel open, words started with the characters will be listed in the panel, and you can enter the remaining characters of the selected word by clicking one of the words in the list. The dictionary (list of words) file is /usr/share/dict/words by default, but it can be changed by -dict option or xvkbd.dictFile resouce. Main Menu Pressing the ``xvkbd'' logo on the main keyboard (placed near left-bottom corner in the default configuration) will popup the main menu. The menu contains following items: About... Show short description of this program. Manual... Launch manual page reader. Keypad... Open the Keypad panel. Sun Function Keys... Open the Sun Function Keys panel. Dead Keys... Open the Dead Keys panel which can be used to enter Latin characters with accent symbol in double stroke. Word Completion... Open the Word Completion panel. Change Keyboard Layout... Open a popup window to change the keyboard layout. In the default configuration, Default (US), Belgian, Danish, French, German, Ice‐ landic, Italian, Japanese (JIS-X-6002), Japanese (JIS-X-6004), Korean, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss/Ger‐ man, United Kingdom and Latin-1 are available. Edit Function Keys... Open a popup window to edit string assigned to function keys. See also "Assigning Text to Function Keys". Show Keypad? Toggle show/hide of the keypad on the main window. Show Function Keys? Toggle show/hide of the function keys on the main window. Property... Popup the Property panel. Connect to Remote Display... Open a panel to specify the name of a remote display to be connected, so that following key events will be sent to windows on the remote display. Revert to Local Display Disconnect from the remote display so that following key events will be sent to windows on the local display. Property Panel Enable "Quick Modifiers"? Toggle enable/disable of the Quick Modifiers feature. Lock Shift? Toggle locking/momentary of Shift keys. Lock AltGr? Toggle locking/momentary of AltGr key. Lock Control, Alt and Meta? Toggle locking/momentary of Control, Alt and Meta keys. Always on Top? If this entry is set ON, xvkbd attempts to keep the xvkbd window always on the top of the display (i.e. not to be hidden by other win‐ dows). This feature is experimental, and care should be taken as this feature can cause problem in some situations. Use XTEST Extension? XTEST extension will be used if this entry is checked. If this entry is set inactive, the X server does not support XTEST extension. Jump Pointer? If this entry is set ON, xvkbd will temporary jump the pointer to the focused window, if XTEST extension is to be used to simulate keyboard events. Key-Click Sound Set on/off and duration of key-click sound. Automatic Click Set on/off of the automatic click feature and the delay before auto‐ matic click is activated. If this feature is set, xvkbd will work as if left mouse button is clicked when mouse pointer is moved on a but‐ ton and stays long enough. You may want to set Jump Pointer? to OFF to avoid auto-repeating. Options xvkbd accept following command line options, in addition to general options such as `-display'. -xsendevent Make xvkbd to use XSendEvent() to simulate keyboard events, as it was in xvkbd version 1.0. xvkbd version 1.1 and later will try to use XTEST extension instead in the default configuration. If XTEST extension is not supported by the X server, xvkbd will auto‐ matically switch to this mode. Resource `xvkbd.xtest: false' has the same function. -no-sync Normally, xvkbd attempts to synchronize with the destinating client step by step. This can cause problem when the client (or the X server) responded too slow. In such situation, maybe this -no-sync can solve the problem. Resource `xvkbd.noSync: true' has the same function. -no-jump-pointer Make xvkbd not to jump the pointer when sending events. In the default, xvkbd will temporary jump the pointer to the focused window, if input focus is set explicitly via Focus button, and XTEST exten‐ sion is to be used to simulate keyboard events. Resource `xvkbd.jumpPointer: false' has the same function. -no-back-pointer Make xvkbd not to jump the pointer back to the original position after events has been sent. Maybe this can be useful when using xvkbd to move the pointer position. Resource `xvkbd.jumpPointerBack: false' has the same function. -modal Make labels on keys in the xvkbd window to be set independently for each of four shift states, not shifted, Shift, AltGr and Shift-AltGr. This is useful when you want to make the xvkbd window very small. See also "Customizing Keyboard Layout" and resouce files in the dis‐ tribution. Resource `xvkbd.modalKeytop: true' has the same function. -geometry [widthxheight][+xoff+yoff] Set window geometry (size and position). You can use form like -geometry 400x130 to specify the window size, -geometry +100+100 to specify the window position from left/top edge of the screen, and -geometry 400x130+100+100 to specify both the size and the position. You can specify position from right/bottom edge of the screen by using - instead of +, but please note that you must take account of size of the window border. (If you specify `-geome‐ try -0-0', the window will not fit in the screen.) This can be set by xvkbd.windowGeometry resource (note that it is not xvkbd.geometry), too. -no-repeat Do not auto-repeat even if key is depressed long time. If auto-repeat is enabled (this is the default), time before start auto-repeat can be set as `xvkbd*Repeater.initialDelay: 600', and period of repeat can be set as `xvkbd*Repeater.minimumDelay: 100' (unit of there parameters are milli-seconds). Resource `xvkbd.autoRepeat: false' has the same function. -no-functionkey Do not display function keys. Resource `xvkbd.functionkey: false' has the same function. -no-keypad Do not display keypad. Resource `xvkbd.keypad: false' has the same function. -compact Do not display function keys nor keypad. Resource `xvkbd.compact: true' has the same function. -keypad Display only keypad. This option will be ignored if `-no-keypad' or `-compact' is specified. Resource `xvkbd.keypadOnly: true' has the same function. -text string Send the string to the focused window (see also `-window' option). If this option is specified, xvkbd will not open its window and ter‐ minate soon after sending the string. The string can contain: - \r - Return - \t - Tab - \b - Backspace - \e - Escape - \d - Delete - \S - Shift (modify the next character; please note that modify with ``\S'' will be ignored in many cases. For example, ``a\Cb\ScD\CE'' will be interpreted as a, Control-b, c, Shift-D, and Control-Shift- E.) - \C - Control (modify the next character) - \A - Alt (modify the next character) - \M - Meta (modify the next character) - \[keysym] - the keysym keysym (e.g., \[Left]) - \Ddigit - delay digit * 100 ms - \xvalue - move mouse pointer (use "+" or "-" for relative motion) - \yvalue - move mouse pointer (use "+" or "-" for relative motion) - \mdigit - simulate click of the specified mouse button -file filename Send the contents of the specified file to the focused window (see also `-window' option). If ``-'' was specified as the filename, string to be sent will be read from the standard input (stdin). If this option is specified, xvkbd will not open its window and ter‐ minate soon after sending the string. -delay value Put value ms of delay for every character when sending characters with -text or -file. Maybe this is useful when problem arises when characters are entered too fast. -window window Specify the ID (hexadecimal value leaded with `0x', or decimal value) or name (instance name or class name) of the window to set input focus. If this is not specified, xvkbd will use input focus under control of the window manager, unless focus is specified explicitly via Focus button. Even if this option is specified, you can set input focus to other windows using Focus button, or clear the input focus. If there are two or more windows which have the name specified with this option, the window which was found first will be selected. -widget widget-name Specify the name of the widget to set the input focus. To use this feature, the client must support Editres protocol. In general, this option will be used with `-window' option. If you want to set input focus to the widget foo.bar.zot, you can write zot, bar.zot or foo.bar.zot as widget-name. To avoid confu‐ sion, the widget-name should match with a single widget of the client. For example, xvkbd -window xarchie -widget searchText -text "\Ca\Ckabc\r" will enter the string ``abc'' to the ``Search Term'' field of a xarchie window. -true-keypad If this option is specified, xvkbd will attempt to use keysyms such as XK_KP_1 instead of XK_1. Resource `xvkbd.keypadKeysym: true' has the same function. -dict filename Specify the dictionary (list of words) file to be used for word com‐ pletion. Resource `xvkbd.dictFile: filename' has the same function. See also ``Making your own completion dictionary''. -minimizable Make xvkbd window can be minimized (iconified) even if no window man‐ ager is in use. When this feature is enabled, small triangle will be displayed at left ot the xvkbd main menu, and xvkbd window will be minimized when the triangle is clicked. Resource `xvkbd.minimizable: true' has the same function. -secure Disable invocation of external commands, including user assigned com‐ mand and the online manual reader. Connection to another displays would also be disabled. This option may be useful when xvkbd is to be run with some kind of privileges. Resource `xvkbd.secure: true' has the same function. -nonexitable Disable termination of the xvkbd program. This option may be useful when xvkbd is to be run automatically for systems with no keyboards and users should not terminate the xvkbd. Resource `xvkbd.nonexitable: true' has the same function. -xdm Same as -secure -nonexitable. When xvkbd is to be run for login screen, it would be suggested to use this option. -modifiers modifiers Normally, xvkbd will activate modifiers (control, shift, etc.) only whille sending characters. If modifiers were specified with this option, the specified modifiers will be activated while corresponding key on the xvkbd window is in active. For example, you can specify -modifiers shift,control,meta,alt to apply this for those four modi‐ fiers. Maybe this can be useful when attempting to decorate the mouse operations with the modifiers. Please note that the modifiers will also be applied when attempting to click on the xvkbd window and which can prevent the correct operation in some situations. Resource `xvkbd.positiveModifiers: modifiers...' has the same func‐ tion. Screen Shot Default (US) http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-normal.gif Belgian http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-belgian.gif Danish http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-danish.gif French http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-french.gif http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-french2.gif German http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-german.gif Icelandic http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-icelandic.gif Italian http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-italian.gif Japanese (JIS-X-6002) http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-jisx6002.gif Japanese (JIS-X-6004) http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-jisx6004.gif Norwegian http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-norwegian.gif Portuguese http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-portuguese.gif Spanish http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-spanish.gif Swedish http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-swedish.gif Swiss/German http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-swissgerman.gif United Kingdom http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-uk.gif Latin-1 http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-latin1.gif Small Keyboard (maybe suitable for PDAs) http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-small.gif Hebrew http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-hebrew.gif Greek http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-greek.gif Turkish http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-turkish.gif Slovene http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-slovene.gif Korean http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-korean.gif Russian (Cyrillic) http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-russian.gif Download Latest Official Release http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-3.0.tar.gz - source of version 3.0 (2008-05-05) previous release http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/xvkbd-2.9.tar.gz - source of version 2.9 (2008-03-30) xvkbd is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License. Install o untar the source in a directory, and move to the directory o If you wish to use genuine Xaw insead of Xaw3d, edit Imakefile and remove (or comment-out) `#define XAW3D'. When you are installing xvkbd (for example) in very old systems, you may also want to remove `#define XTEST' and `#define I18N' to disable XTEST and internationalization facility respectively. o Run xmkmf; make install install.man Customization How to Customize xvkbd Some degree of customization of xvkbd is possible by setting resources. Some resources are already described above, and resources to customizing keyboard layout are described below. To set resources, you can: o put them in your $HOME/.Xdefaults file, or o load them via xrdb(1), or o set the filename to the $XENVIRONMENT environment variable, or o put them in application default directory as `XVkbd-suffix' and set resource ``xvkbd.customization: -suffix'', or o put them in application default directory as XVkbd. Here, application default directory can be either of: o directories specified with $XUSERFILESEACHPATH, $XAPPLRESDIR or else $HOME environment variable o system's application default directory specified with $XFILESEACHPATH environment variable, or else the directory specified when compiling the X (e.g., /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults) When the application default file is to be stored in the system's appli‐ cation default directory, the file must contain ``#include "XVkbd-com‐ mon"'' near top of the file. xvkbd is distributed with some application default files, and they will be installed in the system's application default directory. Making Window Small Size (and position) of xvkbd window can be set by `xvkbd.windowGeometry' resource. When making window small, you may need to choose the smaller font, too. xvkbd.windowGeometry: 220x90 xvkbd.compact: true xvkbd*Font: 6x12 You may also want to set: xvkbd.modalKeytop: true to display only the labels for the current shift state, instead of trying to always display all of them in the small keytop. See also XVkbd-small.ad in the xvkbd distribution. Removing Unwanted Keys Keys on xvkbd window can be removed by setting its width to 1. To remove Compose key and make Shift key larger, you can write: xvkbd*Multi_key.width: 1 xvkbd*Shift_R.width: 75 To remove right Alt and Meta key, you can write: xvkbd*Alt_R.width: 1 xvkbd*Meta_R.width: 1 Customizing Keyboard Layout Layout of keys on the xvkbd window can be customized with following resources: xvkbd.NormalKeys list of keys available when neighter of Shift and AltGr are selected xvkbd.ShiftKeys list of keys available when Shift is selected xvkbd.AltgrKeys list of keys available when AltGr is selected xvkbd.ShiftAltgrKeys list of keys available when both AltGr and Shift are selected xvkbd.KeyLabels list of labels displayed on the keys xvkbd.NormalKeyLabels list of labels displayed on the keys when neither of Shift and AltGr are selected. xvkbd.ShiftKeyLabels list of labels displayed on the keys when Shift is selected xvkbd.AltgrKeyLabels list of labels displayed on the keys when AltGr is selected xvkbd.ShiftAltgrKeyLabels list of labels displayed on the keys when both AltGr and Shift are selected Four resources to set labels on the keys (xvkbd.NormalKeyLabels, xvkbd.ShiftKeyLabels, xvkbd.AltgrKeyLabels and xvkbd.ShiftAltgrKeyLabels) will be used instead of xvkbd.KeyLabels when xvkbd.modalKeytop resoruce is set true. In all of those resources, each keys are separated by spaces, and rows of keys are terminated with ` \n\' (note that `\n' must have space before it). Please refer XVkbd-german.ad and XVkbd-latin1.ad in the xvkbd dis‐ tribution for more about these resources. XVkbd-german and XVkbd-latin1 will be installed in the system's applica‐ tion default directory, and setting the resource ``xvkbd.customization: -german'' will make xvkbd to use the German layout. For another method to activate those settings, please refer "How to Customize xvkbd" above. Assigning Text to Function Keys Text can be assigned to each function keys (and, actually, to most other keys). If text is assigned to the function key, clicking on the key will send the assigned text instead of the function key itself. When pointer is on a key where text is assigned, the text will be displayed near the key. The setting will be read from a text file which contains text for each function keys as: F1 text for F1 F2 text for F2 s:F1 text for Shift-F1 c:F1 text for Control-F1 m:F1 text for Meta-F1 a:F1 text for Alt-F1 ... `s:', `c:', `m:' and `a:' before the keys name indicates four modifiers (Shift, Control, Meta and Alt) respectively. If the first character of the assigned string is `!', the string will be used as command to be executed when the key is clicked. String starting with `!' can be assigned by putting `\' before `!'. The file is $HOME/.xvkbd in default, and it can be changed by setting the filename with xvkbd.keyFile resource. For F1 to F12 with or without Shift modifier, it is possible to edit the assigned string on a panel popped up via "Edit Function Keys..." in the main menu. Miscellaneous Informations Notes o On XFree86, resolution switch with Ctrl + Alt + Keypad-Plus and Ctrl + Alt + Keypad-Minus may be simulated. However, Ctrl + Alt + Backspace will not be simulated. o Shift is used to decide key to be sent and it will not used to set modifier bit when sending the event. You can use xev command to check what is actually sent. o If Alt or Meta is not defined as modifier, the key can't be used as modifier. You can use `xmodmap -pm' to check how modifiers are defined. o Num Lock (and maybe other modifiers) on the physical keyboard may not work correctly when xvkbd is in use. Additional Informations FAQ - Possible Problems and Solutions http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/faq.html Making your own completion dictionary http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/make-dic.html Note about how to send key events http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/events.html Change Log Version 0.1 (2000-05-13) - The first release, not announced anywhere. Version 0.2 (2000-09-15) - Compose key is added. In the environments where Compose key is supported, some characters (mainly letters with accent symbol) which can't be entered directly from keyboard can be entered using dedicated key combinations. - Make keyboard layout not to be disturbed when window size if speci‐ fied with -geometry option. - Sample app-defaults file is added. Version 0.3 (2000-10-05) - -text option can now accept some modifiers (\S, \C, etc.) and any keysyms (\[keysym]). - In addition to the window ID, -window option can now accept window name. - New -widget option to specify the widget to set the input focus. Version 1.0 (2000-11-03) - Keyboard layout can be now configured with resources. See "Cus‐ tomizing Keyboard Layout" above, and XVkbd-german.ad in the distri‐ bution. - xvkbd can now send keys with Mode_switch (AltGr) modifier, which enables those characters in the position to be entered. - xvkbd now support AltGr key so that German (and some other) key‐ board layout can be used. See XVkbd-german.ad in the distribution. - XVkbd-german and XVkbd-latin1 are included in the distribution, which modifies keyboard layout and put some non-ASCII keys on the xvkbd window. - CapsLock key is supported now. Version 1.1 (2000-12-23) - xvkbd can now use XTEST extension to simulate keyboard events. It can still use XSendEvent(), as it was in the older release. (thanks, Bjoern) - Labels on keys can now be set independently for each of four shift states, not shifted, Shift, AltGr and Shift-AltGr. (thanks, Jim) - -kterm option and xvkbd.kterm resource are removed. Version 1.2 (2001-02-18) - Focus button is now placed in the main keyboard, too, so that it will be available also in compact mode. If you don't need it, it can be removed by setting ``xvkbd*row5.Focus.width: 1''. - Input focus set by Focus button can now be cleard by clicking Focus button twice. Clicking Focus button with mouse button 3 will still clear the input focus, too. - Text can now be assigned to function keys (and, actually, to most other keys). - It is now possible to assign keys modified with Shift, Control, Alt and Meta on the main keyboard, by putting `s:', `c:', `a:' and `m:' before those keysym name when customizing the keyboard layout. - xvkbd now ignores SIGINT and SIGQUIT so that it will not terminated accidently. Version 1.3 (2001-03-19) - New app-defaults file for Swiss-German layout, XVkbd-swissger‐ man.ad. (contributed from Marcel Portner) - xvkbd now catches MappingNotify event and reload the new mapping. This allows users to use xmodmap while xvkbd is running. - NumLock key is supported now. (I'd removed Print, ScrLk and Pause from keypad - somebody need them?) Version 1.4 (2001-04-22) - Auto-repeat didn't work when focus was set explicitly via Focus button. It is now fixed. - When required keysym was not defined in the keymap table, xvkbd will now add it on-the-fly. This means that we don't have to add them via xmodmap. - Keypad panel can now be popped up from the main keyboard as a sepa‐ rate window. - Sun function keys is now supported. It can be popped up from the main keyboard as a separate window. - Manual page is now available. Version 1.5 (2001-10-08) - Key events can now be sent to windows on a remote display (i.e. windows on other X servers) - use "Connect to Remote Display..." in the main menu to connect to remote display. - Shift, Control, Alt and Meta can now be locked - use "Lock Shift?" and "Lock Control, Alt and Meta?" in the main menu. Those initial settings can be set by xvkbd.shiftLock and xvkbd.modifiersLock resource. - If the first keysym for a key is an alphabet and the second keysym is NoSymbol, it is now interpreted as if the first keysym is lower‐ case alphabet and the second keysym is uppercase alphabet. Keymap may be defined in this way in some systems including Solaris, and older xvkbd may not work correctly in such situation. Version 1.6 (2001-11-10) - New `-file' option to send characters in the specified file. (thanks, Gregory) - New entry `Use XTEST Extension?' is added to the main menu, mainly to indicate the availability of the XTEST extension. - xvkbd would crash when the window explicitly focused via Focus but‐ ton becomes was destroyed. This problem is now fixed. Version 2.0 (2001-12-09) - Keyboard layout (default, German, French, etc.) can now be changed after xvkbd is invoked. - Show/hide of the keypad and funcion keys on the main window can now be toggled from the main menu. - New app-defaults file for French layout, XVkbd-french.ad. (con‐ tributed from Jean-Pierre Demailly) Version 2.1 (2002-01-27) - When height of the xvkbd window is smaller than XVkbd.modalThresh‐ old, xvkbd will now automatically switch the keytop as if -modal option was specified. - \[keysym] in -text option would send wrong keys - this problem is now fixed. - Target distclean in the Imakefile is renamed to avoid the possible confusion on some systems. - Word completion is now supported. Version 2.2 (2002-03-17) - String assigned to function keys can now be edited on a panel popped up via "Edit Function Keys..." in the main menu. - When ``-'' was specified as the filename parameter for -file option, xvkbd will now read its standard input (stdin) to get the string to be sent. - In the previous release, less-portable setenv() function was used instead of putenv() function, may cause compilation error on some systems including Solaris. Version 2.3 (2002-04-05) - New "Dead Keys" panel added. Which can be used to enter Latin characters with accent symbol in double stroke. - More localized keyboard layout: Belgian, Danish, French, German, Icelandic, Italian, Japanese (JIS-X-6004), Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss/German, United Kingdom and Latin-1. - -keypad option would crash previous version of xvkbd - this problem is now fixed. Version 2.4 (2002-10-02) - Command can now be assigned to function keys so that clicking on the function key will execute the command instead of sending the string to clients. - Assigned string for F1 to F12 with Shift modifier can now be edited on a panel popped up via "Edit Function Keys..." in the main menu. Version 2.5 (2002-10-12) - Quick Modifier feature added - now, it is possible to enter charac‐ ters with modifiers by pressing a key and then move the pointer. (suggested by Niklas Rokaeus) - ``Lock AltGr?'' entry is added in the main menu. - Status of ``Lock Shift?'', ``Lock AltGr'', ``Lock Control, Alt and Meta?'' will be recorded in $HOME/.xvkbd file and it will be read when xvkbd is invoked next time. Version 2.5a (2003-06-25) - ``Fitaly'' layout is now supported - may be useful for PDAs. Version 2.6 (2004-05-04) - Code to adding keysyms which were not found in the keymap table is revised. xvkbd now avoid to add keysyms in the shifted position of keys which already have a keysym defined in the non-shifted posi‐ tion, and entries in the keymap table which is modified keys will be redefined rather than redefining the entire keymap table. This change is to avoid possible problem (AltGr key could be effectively disabled) which may caused in some systems where XGetKeyboardMap‐ ping() can produce incorrect map when keys have more then two keysyms. - If Mode_switch is not defined in the modifier table but ISO_Level3_Shift is defined, xvkbd now attempt to add Mode_switch as the same modifier with ISO_Level3_Shift. - Korean layout is now supported. Although Hangul characters will be displayed on the keys, xvkbd will simply generate alphabet charac‐ ters when those keys are clicked. It is intented to be used with "ami" or similar Hangul input program. - URL of the xvkbd main page is now changes to http://home‐ page3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/. Version 2.7 (2005-05-05) - Yet another Japanese keyboard layout, JIS X 6002, is now supported. - It is now possible to minimize (iconify) the main window even if no window manager is in use. This feature can be activated by -mini‐ mizable option or xvkbd.minimizable resource. - Experimental code to keep the xvkbd window always on the top of the display. This feature can be activated by -always-on-top option, xvkbd.alwaysOnTop resource or the "Always on Top?" entry in the main menu. Care should be taken as this feature can cause problem in some situations. - -text option now support combinations of modifiers and a special key. For example, -text '\C\A\d' can be used for Control-Alt- Delete key combination. - New options: -secure option (xvkbd.secure resource) which disables invocation of external commands, -nonexitable option (xvkbd.nonex‐ itable resource) which inhibits termination of the program, and -xdm option which is equivalent to -secure -nonexitable and maybe useful when run xvkbd from a display manager. Version 2.7a (2005-05-07) - Fixed a problem that xvkbd could cause segmentation fault on startup. Version 2.8 (2006-09-10) - ISO_Level3_Shift is now to be prefered over Mode_switch so that AltGr can be used on relatively new systems where we must use ISO_Level3_Shift instead of Mode_switch. - Reference to the target bitmap is changed from /usr/X11R6/include/X11/bitmaps/target to /usr/include/X11/bit‐ maps/target. - New options: -no-back-pointer, -no-sync, -modifiers. Version 2.9 (2008-03-30) - Russian (Cyrillic) keyboard layout supported. (thanks, Victor) - New -delay option. - \D special sequence in -text can be used to put a delay in specific position. - -text can now simulate mouse operation via \x, \y and \m special sequences. Version 3.0 (2008-05-05) - New Property panel. - New automatic click feature. - Key-click sounds when key is pressed. Author xvkbd was written by Tom Sato, and it is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License Version 2 or any later version. Please send any feedback (such as bug reports, requests or comments) to Tom Sato<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The latest version of this software and more information about it may be available at http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/. Release of the new version will be announced on the Freshmeat (http://freshmeat.net), and you can probably receive the announce via e-mail if you wish. 2008-05-05 xvkbd(1)


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Baseline designs: 630 place primary school
Baseline designs for a 630 place primary school.
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Baseline design for a 630 place primary school
The design shown is a 2 storey building for 630 pupils, with a 26 place nursery.
Key features of the design are that:
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the building wraps around a central court that leads to the main entrance
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each wing has classrooms on one side of the circulation zone and support spaces on the other
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shared spaces are in a central link block for easy access
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the infant and nursery classrooms are on the ground floor giving direct access to outdoor spaces that face away from the entrance court (the junior classrooms are on the first floor)
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classrooms are arranged according to year group
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toilets for the youngest pupils are directly off the classrooms for better staff supervision
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separate access points around the building ensure there is no congestion at the start and end of the day (nursery pupils can enter directly via their coat storage area and juniors don’t have to pass through the infant suite)
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all classrooms are orthogonal and 7.2 metres deep, providing sufficient daylight without bringing daylight into the back of the ground floor rooms
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schools can choose whether to have 55 metre square junior classrooms and a practical space, or 62 metre square classrooms and no practical space within the same area
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there are 2 halls to accommodate the full range of PE, assembly, dining and performance activities
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services and security are zoned to allow for different uses of the school
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the main reception provides a controlled entry point for visitors with easy access to the halls for after school community events
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air is drawn through the classrooms and extracted across the corridor and support spaces at high level, ensuring good ventilation


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Saluki is a proof base property verification engine. It uses a simple DSL that allows to specify program properties. The solver will verify that dataflow facts proves or disproves the given set of properties.
OPTIONS
- --check=VAL
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Check the specified list of properties. The list may contain a full property name, or just some substring. For example,if malloc is specified, then all properties that contain malloc in their name will be checked.
- --help[=FMT] (default=auto)
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Show this help in format FMT. The value FMT must be one of `auto', `pager', `groff' or `plain'. With `auto', the format is `pager` or `plain' whenever the TERM env var is `dumb' or undefined.
- --print-models
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Computed tomography (CT) imaging is a powerful tool for understanding the composition of sediment cores. This package streamlines and accelerates the analysis of CT data generated in the context of environmental science. Included are tools for processing raw DICOM images to characterize sediment composition (sand, peat, etc.). Root analyses are also enabled, including measures of external surface area and volumes for user-defined root size classes. For a detailed description of the application of computed tomography imaging for sediment characterization, see: Davey, E., C. Wigand, R. Johnson, K. Sundberg, J. Morris, and C. Roman. (2011) <doi:10.1890/10-2037.1>.
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