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Askitech 2000 Inc.
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PowerTerm has proved to be the ultimate software connectivity solution for access to information residing on host systems.Developed in 1994, PowerTerm has been a major success in the global access market and it currently holds over 15% of the host access market across 45 countries worldwide.
Unlike other terminal emulators that consume 30-100MB of hard disk space, PowerTerm provides full functionality while only occupying 5MB of hard disk space.
PowerTerm offers simple and fast installation as well as an effective means of working with legacy applications running under Windows platforms on a variety of hosts such as IBM AS/400, IBM Mainframe, Digital and Unix, Hp and Tandem.
Testimonial:
"Best Emulator around and believe me I have tried about 24 emulators from commercial to shareware.""What can I say? It is the best emulator I have worked with and I have used many."
"I love your product, and have been recommending it widely"
"PowerTerm is a very good product!!! I also use Rumba but your product is a lot better"
"Of all of the packages that I have tried (including Crosstalk by Attachmate, Procomm Plus, HyperAccess by Hilgraeve, ZOC, rat, PowerVT, Anzio, CRT and about 10 others) PowerTerm is the easiest to set up and use. It also offers the most flexibility for terminal types (comparable to TinyTerm and SmartTerm which are much higher priced)."
"I'm just sending this email to let you guys know that you have put out a very quality product, PowerTerm Interconnect. It is the first program that has the speed and versatility of a Unix program in a more user friendly format. This is one great tool, keep up the good work. Hey, this may be one of the few products I actually register. Good job!"
"This VT terminal emulator is excellent."
"First let me tell ya that I think PowerTerm is a GREAT program, One of the best that I've seen.
"I downloaded your software from Tucows and it is the only net client for Windows 3.1 that works properly with AOL's winsock. I would like to register and get your product for my computer so that I can successfully do my homework from home."
"We are running a demo copy and have been delighted with access to IBM Mainframe, IBM AIX and IBM AS400."
"All we need is basic VT220/320 - Telnet emulation with good scroll back and good 132 column support. PowerTerm is better than Reflections."
"We saw PowerTerm as a very attractive product with its simplicity in operation and installation, yet providing full functionality for host-PC connectivity implemented in a very efficient manner in terms of memory usage and CPU usage during run time, and the disk space required. It was thought Power Power can expect cost savings due to the reduced administration cost and support. Of many outstanding features of PowerTerm, we liked the Power Pad for easy access to key board keys or macros, and Double-click on a word issuing the word as a command to the host."
"After evaluating PowerTerm, Cityweb, Germany's largest regional online service, has found it to be an outstanding terminal emulator and we have decided to include it on our special CD offering to our subscribers to ease their usage of the connectivity possibilities we provide."
"I'll be purchasing a registered version of PowerTerm because it does a great job. I've had it for three days and I love it!"
"We are software and ISP developers. We have been evaluating the software for a few weeks now, and we have found it to be the best terminal software that we have seen."
"I've just downloaded your product and love it. I've been looking for a stable emulator to use for telneting into my development platform and this one is the best I've found yet."
"I have used your evaluation copy of Powerterm and I am very, very pleased. Performance is noticeably greater than anything else I've tried, and the SCO ANSI emulation is flawless. In addition, the large selection of emulation types is quite impressive."
"Congratulations for a fine product !!! PowerTerm is really a job well done !!! We have downloaded PowerTerm for Windows 95 and were really impressed by the product. We have used it to connect a PC to a SCO Server."
"It is an absolutely amazing app that covers every emulation need I can imagine for all of my customers. I support many UNIX sites and this product fits for everyone. The SCO ANSI emulation is 100% perfect without reprogramming and keys or changing and termcap info. This is not usual and I have worked with more than 50 different emulators over the years."
"I would like to take a moment to compliment the excellent support response I have gotten so far from Ericom. Brian and Pat have been extremely helpful and responsive. The amount of time it took to get a patch implemented (3 business days) was fantastic. With most companies, I would be lucky to get an Email acknowledgment of the problem, let alone a fix, in that short of a time period."
"I liked your PowerTerm terminal emulator. I downloaded it from your Web site in under 5 minutes. It was easy to install and set up. I liked the "Save Session" option and dialing was a snap. PowerTerm allowed me to work from home for the first time. Everybody wants to work in their boxer shorts, you guys make it happen."
"Yes I did download the program as I was using this to access my office system (DIGITAL UNIX V 3.2) It gives me a perfect emulation especially when I am using move back command on man command. I have noticed most of the terminal emulation programs fail to refresh the screen properly."
"We have had phenomenal success with our rollout!!! The Help Desk (with respect) to calls on PowerTerm has been like the proverbial "Maytag Repairman". We are getting many requests for PowerTerm as word of mouth seems to be working against our "controlled demo". In other words the natives are restless. You REALLY do have a superb product."
"I ordered PowerTerm 320 this morning - a great product. I've used several emulation products and this has the most features for the price. A much better value than WRQ Reflection."
"GREAT PRODUCT! I have had it for 2 days and am ready to order 6 copies for eval. Site license may follow!"
"After using PowerTerm for the past week, we do like it and are currently ordering 5 copies. It's great to be able to get on the Net and find software that you need without having to research different vendors without a clue as to what software currently exists. Thanks for the Demo copy!"
"We are a professional web site developer company running several Unix (SCO and SUN) servers in our web farm. We have tried your product and are very pleased with the functionality."
The PowerTerm Wyse 60 emulation is better than a true Wyse 60. Switching between 132 and 80 column mode does not erase the other screens in multiscreen mode like a Wyse 60 does. The cut and paste between screens for small blocks of data is very convenient. The Wyse 60 on my desk went down, and was sent in for repair. The repaired Wyse 60 is still in its box, because I don't want it taking up any of my desk space. PowerTerm is simply a terrific product!"
"I am a developer. ... I also do freelance work out of my home office. The copy of PowerTerm is for my use in my office at home. I love its TelNet connectivity, and the 'built-in' ftp module ... superb! I have already begun to tout its features to some coworkers."
"It is the only program that I have tried that works with NT 4.0 smoothly. I know the program is capable of doing much more than what I need it for, but one never knows what tomorrow's requirements are."
"I have been very pleased with the performance of your product. It is the only product I have found that works without problems under NT 3.51."
"I have used your product for a few weeks (I looked for any good telnet program for Windows NT in the Internet and I have found PowerTerm). The PowerTerm Program works very well. I liked it because I could have the same settings every time I opened the same connection to any site. The easy way to change the size of the fonts was also very good. I could see more lines in the same space on the screen. Simultaneous change of size of the window and size of the fonts - that is why I liked it very much."
"I like Powerterm, we need TN3270 emulation to talk to our USA mainframe and Powerterm works well for that."
"A great Product! I'm a user of Extra Attachment for Windows NT. I had just upgraded my workstation from NT 4 beta to NT 4 final. Extra failed to launch Dr. Watson. I desperately needed a 3270 emulation program. Found your site - downloaded the software - Instant success!"
 I use it for my job, and it's really useful."
"The colors look FANTASTIC"
"I tried PowerTerm with our AS/400 over TN5250 and it is really fast!!"
"This package seems to be the best telnet 5250 emulator I have seen."
"I'm testing for my company the POWERTERM software with AS/400. Congratulations, it's a nice product."
"I've downloaded PowerTerm and I've tested it with our AS/400 through Internet and it was fantastic (really!)."
"I just downloaded your demo version of PowerTerm. I used it to access an IBM AS/400 via TELNET with 5250 emulation and like it a lot."
"We are a developer. We sell Retail Operations software. All of our clients have an AS/400, Windows NT or UNIX host at their home office and PCs in their stores. We have never recommended a TELNET program to them. After looking at your PowerTerm, I would gladly recommend it to our customers."
"I would like to inform you that your AS/400 5250 emulation is working like a charm. Works better, in my opinion, than Client Access."
"I am using your TN5250 emulator for evaluation and my initial impression is that it is the best emulator I have seen so far. I have used IBM Client/Access, Chameleon and Ewan but your product is in my opinion the better one."
"I've been using an eval copy of Powerterm for about three weeks now, and am quite pleased with it. Most of my use of it has been to dial in to my employer's AS/400."
"We are using the program as a 5250 emulator over TCP/IP from our Hong Kong operation back to our AS/400 systems in NY. The great thing about your program was ease of installation and use."
"I have used your PowerTerm software to connect to AS400 via TCP/IP protocol using NT RAS server and on top of that running PowerTerm to connect to AS400 which is also running a TCP stack. It worked GREAT so congrats for the great product. Since that day I have mentioned about this product to at least a dozen people and most of them are IBM vars and Engineers, they all wanted to know more so I gave your WWW address, I hope they will spread the word too."
"First of all, I have to say you have a first-rate product. I especially like the ease with which the user can store and make selections of connection sites. Something I think is a particularly nice intervention is the use of a dialog box for System Request functions, instead of leaving them down on the bottom line as the 5250 does. I don't know if anyone has mentioned it to you, but depending on color combinations and the positioning of the panel(s) you have open, the traditional line can be nearly impossible to see.
Also, I appreciate the ease with which one can open multiple screens. With some other terminal emulators I've used, each panel has to be separately configured and cataloged -- nice work, folks.
All in all, as I say, PowerTerm is so far the best package I've tried for connections via the Internet."
"After trying the Powerterm Demo version I am very impressed. I have used many emulators over the years but this is by far the best product I have ever seen. I can not imagine what else could be added."
"PowerTerm is a very slick product."
"I've been very impressed by PowerTerm. It is actually faster than the console attached to our Data General AViiON! "
"Well I must take this opportunity to let you know how happy I am with PowerTerm, having tried 5 other terminal emulators, 3 of which I had to pay full price for first and no refund even though unusable. I find the SCO-ANSI emulation the most suitable for my Unix applications, and unlike other emulators PowerTerm displays the colors etc correctly, I also found it easy to set up with the function keys and home, end, etc. working well. Thanks for your service and a good product which I needed."
"The truth is that I needed a good terminal emulator. Searching the web took a lot of time and your program is the best there is . Thank you for creating the perfect solution for my needs."
 I work at a network integration company that works mainly with AIX your product is 10 times better than our current offering."
"I am currently using the evaluation copy of PowerTerm, and I think it's great ..."
"We liked it so much we bought 100 copies!!!"
"This is just to let you know that I bought 10 licenses of PowerTerm Inter-Connect and that it is a very good product."
"The wonderful thing about your product is the ability to perform Zmodem/Kermit within a Telnet session. Also, my customer support people say the product automatically switches between 80 and 132 column in the term window. "
"I recently received my developer's version in the mail and I just wanted to say thanks! Well done."
"Make no mistake about it, your software is awesome, and I am working to get the appropriate number of copies to serve our needs. If I told you what it was for, you would be surprised. It allowed us to let emergency management see what is going on, so they KNOW the numbers and kinds of alarms dealt with daily, routinely by a dispatcher on a fire control system using SCO-UNIX."
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PowerTerm has proved to be the ultimate software connectivity solution for access to information residing on host systems.Developed in 1994, PowerTerm has been a major success in the global access market and it currently holds over 15% of the host access market across 45 countries worldwide.
Unlike other terminal emulators that consume 30-100MB of hard disk space, PowerTerm provides full functionality while only occupying 5MB of hard disk space.
PowerTerm offers simple and fast installation as well as an effective means of working with legacy applications running under Windows platforms on a variety of hosts such as IBM AS/400, IBM Mainframe, Digital and Unix, Hp and Tandem.
Testimonial:
"Best Emulator around and believe me I have tried about 24 emulators from commercial to shareware.""What can I say? It is the best emulator I have worked with and I have used many."
"I love your product, and have been recommending it widely"
"PowerTerm is a very good product!!! I also use Rumba but your product is a lot better"
"Of all of the packages that I have tried (including Crosstalk by Attachmate, Procomm Plus, HyperAccess by Hilgraeve, ZOC, rat, PowerVT, Anzio, CRT and about 10 others) PowerTerm is the easiest to set up and use. It also offers the most flexibility for terminal types (comparable to TinyTerm and SmartTerm which are much higher priced)."
"I'm just sending this email to let you guys know that you have put out a very quality product, PowerTerm Interconnect. It is the first program that has the speed and versatility of a Unix program in a more user friendly format. This is one great tool, keep up the good work. Hey, this may be one of the few products I actually register. Good job!"
"This VT terminal emulator is excellent."
"First let me tell ya that I think PowerTerm is a GREAT program, One of the best that I've seen.
"I downloaded your software from Tucows and it is the only net client for Windows 3.1 that works properly with AOL's winsock. I would like to register and get your product for my computer so that I can successfully do my homework from home."
"We are running a demo copy and have been delighted with access to IBM Mainframe, IBM AIX and IBM AS400."
"All we need is basic VT220/320 - Telnet emulation with good scroll back and good 132 column support. PowerTerm is better than Reflections."
"We saw PowerTerm as a very attractive product with its simplicity in operation and installation, yet providing full functionality for host-PC connectivity implemented in a very efficient manner in terms of memory usage and CPU usage during run time, and the disk space required. It was thought Power Power can expect cost savings due to the reduced administration cost and support. Of many outstanding features of PowerTerm, we liked the Power Pad for easy access to key board keys or macros, and Double-click on a word issuing the word as a command to the host."
"After evaluating PowerTerm, Cityweb, Germany's largest regional online service, has found it to be an outstanding terminal emulator and we have decided to include it on our special CD offering to our subscribers to ease their usage of the connectivity possibilities we provide."
"I'll be purchasing a registered version of PowerTerm because it does a great job. I've had it for three days and I love it!"
"We are software and ISP developers. We have been evaluating the software for a few weeks now, and we have found it to be the best terminal software that we have seen."
"I've just downloaded your product and love it. I've been looking for a stable emulator to use for telneting into my development platform and this one is the best I've found yet."
"I have used your evaluation copy of Powerterm and I am very, very pleased. Performance is noticeably greater than anything else I've tried, and the SCO ANSI emulation is flawless. In addition, the large selection of emulation types is quite impressive."
"Congratulations for a fine product !!! PowerTerm is really a job well done !!! We have downloaded PowerTerm for Windows 95 and were really impressed by the product. We have used it to connect a PC to a SCO Server."
"It is an absolutely amazing app that covers every emulation need I can imagine for all of my customers. I support many UNIX sites and this product fits for everyone. The SCO ANSI emulation is 100% perfect without reprogramming and keys or changing and termcap info. This is not usual and I have worked with more than 50 different emulators over the years."
"I would like to take a moment to compliment the excellent support response I have gotten so far from Ericom. Brian and Pat have been extremely helpful and responsive. The amount of time it took to get a patch implemented (3 business days) was fantastic. With most companies, I would be lucky to get an Email acknowledgment of the problem, let alone a fix, in that short of a time period."
"I liked your PowerTerm terminal emulator. I downloaded it from your Web site in under 5 minutes. It was easy to install and set up. I liked the "Save Session" option and dialing was a snap. PowerTerm allowed me to work from home for the first time. Everybody wants to work in their boxer shorts, you guys make it happen."
"Yes I did download the program as I was using this to access my office system (DIGITAL UNIX V 3.2) It gives me a perfect emulation especially when I am using move back command on man command. I have noticed most of the terminal emulation programs fail to refresh the screen properly."
"We have had phenomenal success with our rollout!!! The Help Desk (with respect) to calls on PowerTerm has been like the proverbial "Maytag Repairman". We are getting many requests for PowerTerm as word of mouth seems to be working against our "controlled demo". In other words the natives are restless. You REALLY do have a superb product."
"I ordered PowerTerm 320 this morning - a great product. I've used several emulation products and this has the most features for the price. A much better value than WRQ Reflection."
"GREAT PRODUCT! I have had it for 2 days and am ready to order 6 copies for eval. Site license may follow!"
"After using PowerTerm for the past week, we do like it and are currently ordering 5 copies. It's great to be able to get on the Net and find software that you need without having to research different vendors without a clue as to what software currently exists. Thanks for the Demo copy!"
"We are a professional web site developer company running several Unix (SCO and SUN) servers in our web farm. We have tried your product and are very pleased with the functionality."
The PowerTerm Wyse 60 emulation is better than a true Wyse 60. Switching between 132 and 80 column mode does not erase the other screens in multiscreen mode like a Wyse 60 does. The cut and paste between screens for small blocks of data is very convenient. The Wyse 60 on my desk went down, and was sent in for repair. The repaired Wyse 60 is still in its box, because I don't want it taking up any of my desk space. PowerTerm is simply a terrific product!"
"I am a developer. ... I also do freelance work out of my home office. The copy of PowerTerm is for my use in my office at home. I love its TelNet connectivity, and the 'built-in' ftp module ... superb! I have already begun to tout its features to some coworkers."
"It is the only program that I have tried that works with NT 4.0 smoothly. I know the program is capable of doing much more than what I need it for, but one never knows what tomorrow's requirements are."
"I have been very pleased with the performance of your product. It is the only product I have found that works without problems under NT 3.51."
"I have used your product for a few weeks (I looked for any good telnet program for Windows NT in the Internet and I have found PowerTerm). The PowerTerm Program works very well. I liked it because I could have the same settings every time I opened the same connection to any site. The easy way to change the size of the fonts was also very good. I could see more lines in the same space on the screen. Simultaneous change of size of the window and size of the fonts - that is why I liked it very much."
"I like Powerterm, we need TN3270 emulation to talk to our USA mainframe and Powerterm works well for that."
"A great Product! I'm a user of Extra Attachment for Windows NT. I had just upgraded my workstation from NT 4 beta to NT 4 final. Extra failed to launch Dr. Watson. I desperately needed a 3270 emulation program. Found your site - downloaded the software - Instant success!"
 I use it for my job, and it's really useful."
"The colors look FANTASTIC"
"I tried PowerTerm with our AS/400 over TN5250 and it is really fast!!"
"This package seems to be the best telnet 5250 emulator I have seen."
"I'm testing for my company the POWERTERM software with AS/400. Congratulations, it's a nice product."
"I've downloaded PowerTerm and I've tested it with our AS/400 through Internet and it was fantastic (really!)."
"I just downloaded your demo version of PowerTerm. I used it to access an IBM AS/400 via TELNET with 5250 emulation and like it a lot."
"We are a developer. We sell Retail Operations software. All of our clients have an AS/400, Windows NT or UNIX host at their home office and PCs in their stores. We have never recommended a TELNET program to them. After looking at your PowerTerm, I would gladly recommend it to our customers."
"I would like to inform you that your AS/400 5250 emulation is working like a charm. Works better, in my opinion, than Client Access."
"I am using your TN5250 emulator for evaluation and my initial impression is that it is the best emulator I have seen so far. I have used IBM Client/Access, Chameleon and Ewan but your product is in my opinion the better one."
"I've been using an eval copy of Powerterm for about three weeks now, and am quite pleased with it. Most of my use of it has been to dial in to my employer's AS/400."
"We are using the program as a 5250 emulator over TCP/IP from our Hong Kong operation back to our AS/400 systems in NY. The great thing about your program was ease of installation and use."
"I have used your PowerTerm software to connect to AS400 via TCP/IP protocol using NT RAS server and on top of that running PowerTerm to connect to AS400 which is also running a TCP stack. It worked GREAT so congrats for the great product. Since that day I have mentioned about this product to at least a dozen people and most of them are IBM vars and Engineers, they all wanted to know more so I gave your WWW address, I hope they will spread the word too."
"First of all, I have to say you have a first-rate product. I especially like the ease with which the user can store and make selections of connection sites. Something I think is a particularly nice intervention is the use of a dialog box for System Request functions, instead of leaving them down on the bottom line as the 5250 does. I don't know if anyone has mentioned it to you, but depending on color combinations and the positioning of the panel(s) you have open, the traditional line can be nearly impossible to see.
Also, I appreciate the ease with which one can open multiple screens. With some other terminal emulators I've used, each panel has to be separately configured and cataloged -- nice work, folks.
All in all, as I say, PowerTerm is so far the best package I've tried for connections via the Internet."
"After trying the Powerterm Demo version I am very impressed. I have used many emulators over the years but this is by far the best product I have ever seen. I can not imagine what else could be added."
"PowerTerm is a very slick product."
"I've been very impressed by PowerTerm. It is actually faster than the console attached to our Data General AViiON! "
"Well I must take this opportunity to let you know how happy I am with PowerTerm, having tried 5 other terminal emulators, 3 of which I had to pay full price for first and no refund even though unusable. I find the SCO-ANSI emulation the most suitable for my Unix applications, and unlike other emulators PowerTerm displays the colors etc correctly, I also found it easy to set up with the function keys and home, end, etc. working well. Thanks for your service and a good product which I needed."
"The truth is that I needed a good terminal emulator. Searching the web took a lot of time and your program is the best there is . Thank you for creating the perfect solution for my needs."
 I work at a network integration company that works mainly with AIX your product is 10 times better than our current offering."
"I am currently using the evaluation copy of PowerTerm, and I think it's great ..."
"We liked it so much we bought 100 copies!!!"
"This is just to let you know that I bought 10 licenses of PowerTerm Inter-Connect and that it is a very good product."
"The wonderful thing about your product is the ability to perform Zmodem/Kermit within a Telnet session. Also, my customer support people say the product automatically switches between 80 and 132 column in the term window. "
"I recently received my developer's version in the mail and I just wanted to say thanks! Well done."
"Make no mistake about it, your software is awesome, and I am working to get the appropriate number of copies to serve our needs. If I told you what it was for, you would be surprised. It allowed us to let emergency management see what is going on, so they KNOW the numbers and kinds of alarms dealt with daily, routinely by a dispatcher on a fire control system using SCO-UNIX."


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The Iso-Area Pointcloud algorithms are the backbone of the QNEAT3 Iso-Area functionality. It queries the networks vertices inside a user-defined cost-range starting a single point that is chosen by the user. Doing so, the algorithm also accounts for entry-costs of the startpoints and adds it to the on-network cost. As a whole the vertices found inside the given cost-range amount to the Iso-Area Pointcloud. The output as vector points is especially useful when quering costs (eg. using the output in nearest-neighbor analysis)
| # | Mandatory Parameters | Type | Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Network Layer | Vector Layer | Geometry type must be LineString |
| 2 | Start Point (x, y) | Coordinate pair | obtain by clicking on map canvas |
| 3 | Size of Iso-Area | user input | dep. on strategy: max. distance / max. time(sec) |
| 4 | Optimization Criterion | Shortest | Fastest | - |
| 5 | Pointcloud Layer | Output Vector Layer | - |
This algorithm extends the capabilities of his little brother above as it queries the networks vertices inside a user-defined cost-range starting from multiple points provided in a point vector layer. Doing so, the algorithm also accounts for entry-costs of the startpoints and assigns the nearest start-point ID to each vertex. As a whole the vertices found inside the given cost-range amount to the Iso-Area Pointcloud. The output as vector points is especially useful when quering costs (eg. using the output in nearest-neighbor analysis)
| # | Mandatory Parameters | Type | Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Network Layer | Vector Layer | Geometry type must be LineString |
| 2 | Startpoint Layer | Vector Layer | Geometry must be Point |
| 3 | Unique Point ID Field | Field | A unique identifier field for the startpoints (preferably Integer) |
| 3 | Size of Iso-Area | user input | dep. on strategy: max. distance / max. time(sec) |
| 4 | Optimization Criterion | Shortest | Fastest | - |
| 5 | Pointcloud Layer | Output Vector Layer | - |
Warning:
Algorithm will only work with data in projected coordinate systems (eg. no WGS84). This is due to a limitation of the QgsTinInterpolator
class (see thread at gis.stackexchange.com).
You may use UTM-Coordinate zones matching your analysis area.
The Iso-Area as Interpolation algorithms take the Pointcloud approach a step further. It outputs an interpolated distance raster starting from a user-chosen point, applying the TIN-Interpolation method implemented in QGIS3 (QgsTinInterpolator
).
The resulting distance raster is especially useful in multi-criteria site-analysis that look at accessibility. It can be combined with fuzzy modeling methods.
| # | Mandatory Parameters | Type | Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Network Layer | Vector Layer | Geometry type must be LineString |
| 2 | Start Point (x, y) | Coordinate pair | obtain by clicking on map canvas |
| 3 | Size of Iso-Area | user input | dep. on strategy: max. distance / max. time(sec) |
| 4 | Optimization Criterion | Shortest | Fastest | - |
| 5 | Interpolation Layer | Output Raster Layer | - |
Warning:
Algorithm will only work with data in projected coordinate systems (eg. no WGS84). This is due to a limitation of the QgsTinInterpolator
class (see thread at gis.stackexchange.com).
You may use UTM-Coordinate zones matching your analysis area.
As the point-based interpolation algorithm, this one outputs an interpolated distance raster starting from multiple points provided by a vector layer, applying the TIN-Interpolation method implemented in QGIS3 (QgsTinInterpolator). The resulting distance raster is especially useful in multi-criteria site-analysis that look at accessibility. It can be combined with fuzzy modeling methods.
| # | Mandatory Parameters | Type | Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Network Layer | Vector Layer | Geometry type must be LineString |
| 2 | Startpoint Layer | Vector Layer | Geometry must be Point |
| 3 | Unique Point ID Field | Field | A unique identifier field for the startpoints (preferably Integer) |
| 3 | Size of Iso-Area | user input | dep. on strategy: max. distance / max. time(sec) |
| 4 | Optimization Criterion | Shortest | Fastest | - |
| 5 | Interpolation Layer | Output Raster Layer | - |
Warning:
Algorithm will only work with data in projected coordinate systems (eg. no WGS84). This is due to a limitation of the QgsTinInterpolator
class (see thread at gis.stackexchange.com).
You may use UTM-Coordinate zones matching your analysis area.
The Iso-Area as Contours algorithm outputs contours (cost-break-lines) derived from an interpolated distance raster starting from a single points provided by a vector layer. For this it uses the matplotlib library, therefore the algorithm only is available when this library has been installed (see Installation and Setup). The contours are especially suited for visualization techniques of accessibility.
| # | Mandatory Parameters | Type | Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Network Layer | Vector Layer | Geometry type must be LineString |
| 2 | Start Point (x, y) | Coordinate pair | obtain by clicking on map canvas |
| 3 | Size of Iso-Area | user input | dep. on strategy: max. distance / max. time(sec) |
| 4 | Contour interval (distance or time value) | user input | dep. on strategy: max. distance / max. time(sec), determines number of contours in output. |
| 5 | Cell Size | user input | set higher for faster but more inacurate results |
| 6 | Optimization Criterion | Shortest | Fastest | - |
| 7 | Interpolation Layer | Output Raster Layer | optional |
| 8 | Contour Layer | Output Vector Layer | - |
Warning:
Algorithm will only work with data in projected coordinate systems (eg. no WGS84). This is due to a limitation of the QgsTinInterpolator
class (see thread at gis.stackexchange.com).
You may use UTM-Coordinate zones matching your analysis area.
The Iso-Area as Contours algorithm outputs contours (cost-break-lines) derived from an interpolated distance raster starting from a single points provided by a vector layer. For this it uses the matplotlib library, therefore the algorithm only is available when this library has been installed (see Installation and Setup). The contours are especially suited for visualization techniques of accessibility.
| # | Mandatory Parameters | Type | Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Network Layer | Vector Layer | Geometry type must be LineString |
| 2 | Start Point Layer | Vector Layer | Geometry must be Point |
| 3 | Size of Iso-Area | user input | dep. on strategy: max. distance / max. time(sec) |
| 4 | Contour interval (distance or time value) | user input | dep. on strategy: max. distance / max. time(sec), determines number of contours in output. |
| 5 | Cell Size | user input | set higher for faster but more inacurate results |
| 6 | Optimization Criterion | Shortest | Fastest | - |
| 7 | Interpolation Layer | Output Raster Layer | optional |
| 8 | Contour Layer | Output Vector Layer | - |
Warning:
Algorithm will only work with data in projected coordinate systems (eg. no WGS84). This is due to a limitation of the QgsTinInterpolator
class (see thread at gis.stackexchange.com).
You may use UTM-Coordinate zones matching your analysis area.
The Iso-Area as Polygon algorithm outputs filled polygons (spreding to cost-break-lines) derived from an interpolated distance raster starting from a single point. For this it uses the matplotlib library, therefore the algorithm only is available when this library has been installed (see Installation and Setup). The contours are especially suited for quering spatial objects that lie inside a specific driving distance or time range from multiple start points.
| # | Mandatory Parameters | Type | Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Network Layer | Vector Layer | Geometry type must be LineString |
| 2 | Start Point Layer | Vector Layer | Geometry must be Point |
| 3 | Size of Iso-Area | user input | dep. on strategy: max. distance / max. time(sec) |
| 4 | Contour interval (distance or time value) | user input | dep. on strategy: max. distance / max. time(sec), determines number of contours in output. |
| 5 | Cell Size | user input | set higher for faster but more inacurate results |
| 6 | Optimization Criterion | Shortest | Fastest | - |
| 7 | Interpolation Layer | Output Raster Layer | optional |
| 8 | Polygon Layer | Output Vector Layer | - |
Warning:
Algorithm will only work with data in projected coordinate systems (eg. no WGS84). This is due to a limitation of the QgsTinInterpolator
class (see thread at gis.stackexchange.com).
You may use UTM-Coordinate zones matching your analysis area.
The Iso-Area as Polygon algorithm outputs filled polygons (spreding to cost-break-lines) derived from an interpolated distance raster starting from a multiple points provided by a vector layer. For this it uses the matplotlib library, therefore the algorithm only is available when this library has been installed (see Installation and Setup). The contours are especially suited for quering spatial objects that lie inside a specific driving distance or time range from multiple start points.
| # | Mandatory Parameters | Type | Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Network Layer | Vector Layer | Geometry type must be LineString |
| 2 | Start Point Layer | Vector Layer | Geometry must be Point |
| 3 | Size of Iso-Area | user input | dep. on strategy: max. distance / max. time(sec) |
| 4 | Contour interval (distance or time value) | user input | dep. on strategy: max. distance / max. time(sec), determines number of contours in output. |
| 5 | Cell Size | user input | set higher for faster but more inacurate results |
| 6 | Optimization Criterion | Shortest | Fastest | - |
| 7 | Interpolation Layer | Output Raster Layer | optional |
| 8 | Polygon Layer | Output Vector Layer | - |
| # | Optional Parameters | Type | Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Direction field | Field containing direction values | - |
| 2 | Value for forward direction | user input | input must be referenced to Direction field |
| 3 | Value for backward direction | user input | input must be referenced to Direction field |
| 4 | Value for both directions | user input | input must be referenced to Direction field |
| 5 | Default direction | Both Directions | Forward Direction | Backward Direction | |
| 6 | Speed Field | Field containing speed values | must be numerical |
| 7 | Default speed | user input | (!) sets network entry- and exit-speed |
| 8 | Topology tolerance | user input | Tolerate gaps in network (crs units) |


Jun Hyun Moo to host the '2019 SBS Gayo Daejeon'!
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Viewers can expect to see Jun Hyun Moo on another year-end awards ceremony as on November 13 SBS confirmed, "Jun Hyun Moo will be hosting the '2019 SBS Gayo Daejeon', which will take place on December 25." His co-hosts have yet to be revealed.
Jun Hyun Moo hosted the 'SBS Gayo Daejeon' last year, and he's also set to host the '2019 KBS Entertainment Awards' and '2019 MBC Entertainment Awards'.
In related news, Jun Hyun Moo was recently confirmed to be dating hoobae announcer Lee Hye Sung.
Stay tuned for the awards ceremonies this year!


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Is the content of the files that you looked for not readable?
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Great!
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If you are reading this message it means the software "Cerber" has been removed from your computer.
Encryption is a reversible modification of information for security reasons but providing full access to it for authorized users.
To become an authorized user and keep the modification absolutely reversible (in other words to have a possibility to decrypt your files) you should have an individual private key.
But not only it.
It is required also to have the special decryption software (in your case "Cerber Decryptor" software) for safe and complete decryption of all your files and data.
The first step is reading these instructions to the end.
Your files have been encrypted with the "Cerber Ransomware" software; the instructions ("# DECRYPT MY FILES #.html" and "# DECRYPT MY FILES #.txt") in the folders with your encrypted files are not viruses, they will help you.
After reading this text the most part of people start searching in the Internet the words the "Cerber Ransomware" where they find a lot of ideas, recommendations and instructions.
It is necessary to realize that we are the ones who closed the lock on your files and we are the only ones who have this secret key to open them.
Any attempts to get back your files with the third-party tools can be fatal for your encrypted files.
The most part of the third-party software change data within the encrypted file to restore it but this causes damage to the files.
Finally it will be impossible to decrypt your files.
When you make a puzzle, but some items are lost, broken or not put in its place - the puzzle items will never match, the same way the third-party software will ruin your files completely and irreversibly.
You should realize that any intervention of the third-party software to restore files encrypted with the "Cerber Ransomware" software may be fatal for your files.
There are several plain steps to restore your files but if you do not follow them we will not be able to help you, and we will not try since you have read this warning already.
For your information the software to decrypt your files (as well as the private key provided together) are paid products.
After purchase of the software package you will be able to:
If you understand all importance of the situation then we propose to you to go directly to your personal page where you will receive the complete instructions and guarantees to restore your files.
There is a list of temporary addresses to go on your personal page below:
If you read the instructions in TXT format (if you have instruction in HTML (the file with an icon of your Internet browser) then the easiest way is to run it):
If for some reason the site cannot be opened check the connection to the Internet; if the site still cannot be opened take a look at the instructions on omitting the point about working with the addresses in the HTML instructions.
If you browse the instructions in HTML format:
If for some reason the site cannot be opened check the connection to the Internet.
Unfortunately these sites are short-term since the antivirus companies are interested in you do not have a chance to restore your files but continue to buy their products.
Unlike them we are ready to help you always.
If you need our help but the temporary sites are not available:
If you have any problems during installation or operation of Tor Browser, please, visit https://www.youtube.com/ and type request in the search bar "install tor browser windows" and you will find a lot of training videos about Tor Browser installation and operation.
If TOR address is not available for a long period (2-3 days) it means you are late; usually you have about 2-3 weeks after reading the instructions to restore your files.
You will find the instructions for restoring your files in those folders where you have your encrypted files only.
The instructions are made in two file formats - HTML and TXT for your convenience.
Unfortunately antivirus companies cannot protect or restore your files but they can make the situation worse removing the instructions how to restore your encrypted files.
The instructions are not viruses; they have informative nature only, so any claims on the absence of any instruction files you can send to your antivirus company.
Cerber Ransomware Project is not malicious and is not intended to harm a person and his/her information data.
The project is created for the sole purpose of instruction regarding information security, as well as certification of antivirus software for their suitability for data protection.
Together we make the Internet a better and safer place.
If you look through this text in the Internet and realize that something is wrong with your files but you do not have any instructions to restore your files, please, contact your antivirus support.
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CSS3 contains several new text features.
In this chapter you will learn about the following text properties:
text-overflow
word-wrap
word-break
The numbers in the table specify the first browser version that fully supports the property.
Numbers followed by -o- specify the first version that worked with a prefix.
| Property | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| text-overflow | 4.0 | 6.0 | 7.0 | 3.1 |
11.0 9.0 -o- |
| word-wrap | 23.0 | 5.5 | 3.5 | 6.1 | 12.1 |
| word-break | 4.0 | 5.5 | 15.0 | 3.1 | 15.0 |
The CSS3 text-overflow
property specifies how overflowed content that is not displayed should be signaled to the user.
It can be clipped:
This is some long text that will not fit in the box
or it can be rendered as an ellipsis (...):
This is some long text that will not fit in the box
The CSS code is as follows:
p.test1 {
white-space: nowrap;
width: 200px;
border: 1px solid #000000;
overflow: hidden;
text-overflow: clip;
}
p.test2 {
white-space: nowrap;
width: 200px;
border: 1px solid #000000;
overflow: hidden;
text-overflow: ellipsis;
}
The following example shows how you can display the overflowed content when hovering over the element:
div.test:hover {
text-overflow: inherit;
overflow: visible;
}
The CSS3 word-wrap
property allows long words to be able to be broken and wrap onto the next line.
If a word is too long to fit within an area, it expands outside:
This paragraph contains a very long word: thisisaveryveryveryveryveryverylongword. The long word will break and wrap to the next line.
The word-wrap property allows you to force the text to wrap - even if it means splitting it in the middle of a word:
This paragraph contains a very long word: thisisaveryveryveryveryveryverylongword. The long word will break and wrap to the next line.
The CSS code is as follows:
Allow long words to be able to be broken and wrap onto the next line:
p {
word-wrap: break-word;
}
The CSS3 word-break
property specifies line breaking rules.
This paragraph contains some text. This line will-break-at-hyphens.
This paragraph contains some text. The lines will break at any character.
The CSS code is as follows:
p.test1 {
word-break: keep-all;
}
p.test2 {
word-break: break-all;
}


Guide to upgrading from Sprockets
3.x to 4.x
Make sure that you're running the latest Sprockets
3 release. This document is a work in progress and not at all authoritative. It is meant to underline the biggest features and changes from Sprockets
3 to 4. If you're not already on Sprockets
3 check out https://github.com/rails/sprockets/blob/3.x/UPGRADING.md. Sprockets
3 was a compatibility release to bridge Sprockets
4, and many deprecated things have been removed in version 4.
This upgrading guide touches on:
- Upgrading as a Rails dependency
- Source Maps
- Manifest.js
- In a Rails app, possible backwards incompatible changes in how top-level targets are determined.
- ES6 support
- Deprecated processor interface in 3.x is removed in 4.x
Upgrading as a Rails Dependency
Your Rails app Gemfile may have a line requiring sass-rails 5.0:
gem 'sass-rails', '~> 5.0'
# or
gem 'sass-rails', '~> 5'
These will prevent upgrade to sprockets 4, if you'd like to upgrade to sprockets 4 change to:
gem 'sass-rails', '>= 5'
And then run bundle update sass-rails sprockets
to get sass-rails 6.x and sprockets 4.x.
Source Maps
Read more about What is a source map.
Source maps are a major new feature. As a word of warning, source maps were half finished when this project was transitioned between maintainers. Please try things and if they don't work correctly open an issue with what you expected to happen, what happened and a small sample app showing the problem.
First, what is a source map? Source maps are a standard way to make debugging concatenated or compiled assets easier. When using Rails and Sprockets
in development mode, no assets are concatenated. If your app used 10 JS files, all of them would be served independently. This helped with debugging: you got helpful errors like Error in file <file.js> on line <number>
that pointed at the problem instead of at an unrelated, minified JS file.
Source maps eliminate the need to serve these separate files. Instead, a special source map file can be read by the browser to help it understand how to unpack your assets. It "maps" the current, modified asset to its "source" so you can view the source when debugging. This way you can serve assets in development in the exact same way as in production. Fewer surprises is always better.
How do you know if source maps are working correctly? Try adding a syntax error to one of your assets and use the console to debug. Does it show the correct file and source location? Or does it reference the top level application.js
file?
Here's the last issue where source maps were discussed before the beta release. [Here's a guide]) that talks about what a source map is and how it is used by the browser and generated by Sprockets
.
Manifest.js
When compiling assets with Sprockets
, Sprockets
needs to decide which top-level targets to compile, usually application.css
, application.js
, and images.
If you are using sprockets prior to 4.0, Rails will compile application.css
, application.js
; and any files found in your assets directory(ies) that are not recognized as JS or CSS, but do have a filename extension. That latter was meant to apply to all your images usually in ./app/assets/images/
, but could have targeted other files as well.
If you wanted to specify additional assets to deliver that were not included by this logic, for instance for a marketing page with its own CSS, you might add something like this:
# In your Rails configuration, prior to Sprockets 4
config.assets.precompile += ["marketing.css"]
If you are using Sprockets 4, Rails changes its default logic for determining top-level targets. It will now use only a file at ./app/assets/config/manifest.js
for specifying top-level targets; this file may already exist in your Rails app (although Rails only starts automatically using it once you are using sprockets 4), if not you should create it.
The manifest.js
file is meant to specify which files to use as a top-level target using sprockets methods link
, link_directory
, and link_tree
.
The default manifest.js
created by rails new
for the past few Rails versions looks like:
//= link_tree ../images
//= link_directory ../javascripts .js
//= link_directory ../stylesheets .css
This is meant to include the contents of all files found in the ./app/assets/images
directory or any subdirectories as well as any file recognized as JS directly at ./app/assets/javascripts
or as CSS directly at ./app/assets/stylesheets
(both not including subdirectories). (The JS line is not generated in Rails 6.0 apps, since Rails 6.0 apps do not manage JS with sprockets).
Since the default logic for determining top-level targets changed, you might find some files that were currently compiled by sprockets for delivery to browser no longer are. You will have to edit the manifest.js
to specify those files.
You may also find that some files that were not previously compiled as top-level targets are now. For instance, if your existing app has any js files directly at ./app/assets/javascripts
or css/scss files ./app/assets/stylesheets
, Rails with Sprockets 4 will now compile them as top-level targets. Since they were not previously treated as such, you probably don't mean them to be; if they are .scss partials referencing variables meant to be defined in other files, it may even result in an error message that looks like Undefined variable: $some_variable
.
To correct this, you can move these files to some subdirectory of ./app/assets/stylesheets
or javascripts
; or you can change the manifest.js
to be more like how Rails with Sprockets 3 works, linking only the specific application
files as top-level targets:
//= link_tree ../images
//= link application.css
//= link application.js
//
// maybe another non-standard file?
//= link marketing.css
Caution: the "link" directive should always have an explicit content type or file extension.
Now you'll be able to use a <%= stylesheet_link_tag "application" %>
or <%= stylesheet_link_tag "marketing" %>
in your code.
If you have additional non-standard files you need to be top-level targets, instead of using config.assets.precompile
, you can use link
, link_directory
, and link_tree
directives in the manifest.js
.
If you are mounting Rails engines which provide their own assets, check to see if they define their own manifest.js
file. That file can also be linked using the link
directive:
// app/assets/config/manifest.js
//= link my_engine
// my_engine/app/assets/config/my_engine.js
//= link_directory ../stylesheets/my_engine .css
This example will direct Sprockets to include the manifest file for the engine my_engine
; since that manifest uses link_directory
, the CSS file at my_engine/app/assets/stylesheets/my_engine/overrides.css
will be made available to Rails (most importantly, to the engine's templates) at my_engine/overrides
.
Existing config.assets.precompile
settings will still work for string values (although it is discouraged), but if you were previously using regexp or proc values, they won't work at all with Sprockets 4, and if you try you'll get an exception raised that looks like NoMethodError: undefined method 'start_with?'
Some assets will be compiled as top-level assets when they are referenced from inside of another asset. For example, the asset_url
erb helper will automatically link assets:
.logo {
background: url(<%= asset_url("logo.png") %>)
}
When you do this Sprockets will "link" logo.png
behind the scenes. This lets Sprockets know that this file needs to be compiled and made publicly available. If that logo file changes, Sprockets will automatically see that change and re-compile the CSS file.
One benefit of using a manifest.js
file for this type of configuration is that now Sprockets is using Sprockets to understand what files need to be generated instead of a non-portable framework-specific interface.
For more information on link
, link_tree
, and link_directory
see the README.
ES6 Support
Sprockets 4 ships with a Babel processor. This allows you to transpile ECMAScript6 to JavaScript just like you would transpile CoffeeScript to JavaScript. To use this, modify your Gemfile:
gem 'babel-transpiler'
Any asset with the extension es6
will be treated as an ES6 file:
// app/assets/javascript/application.es6
var square = (n) => n * n
console.log(square);
Start a Rails server in development mode and visit localhost:3000/assets/application.js
, and this asset will be transpiled to JavaScript:
var square = function square(n) {
return n * n;
};
console.log(square);
Supporting All Versions of Sprockets in Processors
If you are extending Sprockets you may want to support all current major versions of Sprockets (2, 3, and 4). The processor interface was deprecated from Sprockets 2 and a legacy shim was put into Sprockets 3. Now that Sprockets 4 is out, that shim no longer is active. You'll need to update your gem to either only use the new interface or use both interfaces.
Please see the "Supporting all versions of Sprockets in Processors" section in the extending Sprockets guide for details.


Steven Crowder: Trump Winning Impeachment War
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Alex Jones joined Steven Crowder’s “Louder With Crowder” podcast on Friday to break down the latest developments in the ongoing impeachment coup against President Trump and how the Democrats’ are losing control of the narrative.


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Calculator
Implement a calculator that performs additions and multiplications between integers.
Input
n1 op n2
Where:
- n1 and n2 are integers in [0, 1000]
- op is a char in {+,-,*}
Output
The result of the operation represented by the input.
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Do we have
lemma prime_pow_dvd_prime_pow {p k l : ℕ} (pp : prime p) : p^k ∣ p^l ↔ k ≤ l := sorry
in mathlib?
I can't even find anything about the multiplicity of a prime in the prime factorisation of a number.
In the multiplicity
file there are statements that look suspiciously close to what you want
But I don't think that they make the connection to the prime factorisation of a nat
Also, your proposed theorem is true for all p ≥ 2
(don't need prime), so maybe it is called nat.le_of_pow_dvd_pow
or something like the (if might be an iff
).
I don't think it's quite there. In the multiplicity file it's a combination of pow_dvd_iff_le_multiplicity
and multiplicity_pow_self
(modulo some casting). group_power
has one direction: pow_dvd_pow
.
We want pow_strict_mono
for p > 1
in linearly ordered commutative semirings, I guess
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Using *direnv* with Anaconda
Introduction
This tutorial will show you how to create a simple theme in Hugo. I assume that you are familiar with HTML, the bash command line, and that you are comfortable using Markdown to format content. I’ll explain how Hugo uses templates and how you can organize your templates to create a theme. I won’t cover using CSS to style your theme.
We’ll start with creating a new site with a very basic template. Then we’ll add in a few pages and posts. With small variations on that, you will be able to create many different types of web sites.
In this tutorial, commands that you enter will start with the “$” prompt. The output will follow. Lines that start with “#” are comments that I’ve added to explain a point. When I show updates to a file, the “:wq” on the last line means to save the file.
Here’s an example:
## this is a comment
$ echo this is a command
this is a command
## edit the file
$vi foo.md
+++
date = "2014-09-28"
title = "creating a new theme"
+++
bah and humbug
:wq
## show it
$ cat foo.md
+++
date = "2014-09-28"
title = "creating a new theme"
+++
bah and humbug
$
Some Definitions
There are a few concepts that you need to understand before creating a theme.
Skins
Skins are the files responsible for the look and feel of your site. It’s the CSS that controls colors and fonts, it’s the Javascript that determines actions and reactions. It’s also the rules that Hugo uses to transform your content into the HTML that the site will serve to visitors.


Include these codes as defined in
http://terminology.hl7.org/CodeSystem/v3-ObservationInterpretation
Code
Display
Added:
LL
Added:
HH
L
Added:
Extra Low
H
Changed:
higher
P
Removed:
Post
Removed:
A
Auto
Removed:
AA


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I work with you every step of the way and keep the engine on track.
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27 Jan 2015
Mex Coding II
Using mexplus
to port C++ program to Matlab is easy. Follow the instructions from the webstie of mexplus
.
Parallelized Coding
Before 2014b, there was a famous bug with omp
, which is quoted as
That's bug No.961964 of MATLAB known since R2012b (8.0). MATLAB dynamically loads some libs with static TLS (thread local storage, e.g. see gcc compiler flag -ftls-model). Loading too many such libs gets no space left.
However, the problem with libomp5
has been fixed by applying another version of the library from MathWorks, other problems might not have been fixed.
Back to our coding problem, since MEX API are not thread safe, it is not a good idea to call any of the API functions within parallelized block, quoted from here.
The best way I suggest is to write helper function to do all the math and just pass them through the API, calling Matlab by mexCallMATLAB
inside omp
blocks will not benefit anything.
In-place Editing
The following comments are quoted from undocumentedmatlab.
As mentioned, in-place editing is not officially supported with MEX yet. Supposing some_function
will modify input data in-place.
The safe copy-then-work model is:
void mexFunction(int nlhs, mxArray* plhs[], int nrhs, const mxArray* prhs[]) {
mxArray *input_copy = mxDuplicateArray(prhs[0]);
// allocate some memory for plhs here...
plhs[0] = some_function(input_copy);
}
Usually a deep copy of the array won't be necessary if we do not need to maintain the input.
void mexFunction(int nlhs, mxArray* plhs[], int nrhs, const mxArray* prhs[]) {
// allocate memory for plhs ...
plhs[0] = some_function(const_cast<mxArray *>(prhs[0]));
}
But in the post mentioned before, this programming style will mess up with Matlab's copy-on-write mechanism.
Matlab is lazy on copying, unless it detects you are really modifying the copy or original data, it won't do the copy process, that means whenever we are calling something like
a = rand(5, 1);
b = a;
a(1) = 0.;
First, a
is created on heap, then a
actually just got passed to b
by reference. b
does not take up any memory at this time, then we changed a
, Matlab is aware that a
and b
are independent now, thus it would create a copy of a
to b
at this time.
Similarly, if we cook up a mex-function some_function
with the const_cast
trick, then
a = rand(5, 1);
b = a;
some_function(a);
If a
is changed, then b
definitely will be changed, since when we try to modify the data of a
, Matlab does not know about it, MEX would not tell Matlab whether the input has been modified or not. That is the difference.
And how to avoid messing up the copy-on-write? We need some undocumented functions:
extern "C" bool mxUnshareArray(mxArray *array_ptr, bool noDeepCopy);
void mexFunction(int nlhs, mxArray *plhs[], int nrhs, const mxArray *prhs[]) {
mxUnshareArray(const_cast<mxarray *>(prhs[0]), true);
plhs[0] = some_function(const_cast<mxarray *>(prhs[0]));
}
We need to declare the function mxUnshareArray
since it literally does not exist in document, but its symbol exists.


Installation
First Download code
Download the Repo code here
Set up your Environment
-
Open up your terminal and navigate to the CMS Repo directory's root.
-
Ensure that your AWS terminal has already been configured with the right credentials for the account you wish to deploy to.
CMS management information
The Removal and update of each CMS relies on the constants.json file to keep records of the istalled CMS, hence this means that the removal/update-lambda scripts only can remove/update the existing resources with that file being present in the root directory. The setup can support many CMS installations on one AWS account however this will exceed the free tier on the platform.
Perform setup steps
- To deploy, run the following command in your terminal window
CMS-Name : name for your CMS
AWS-Region (Optional): AWS Region the CMS is be installed on.
Note : A Region with the Lambda module avilable will have to be selected
Find the up to date available services by region here
python setup.py CMS-Name AWS-Region
Installation Success Check
After the Setup script has finished its work, navigate to Amazon Web Services and login to verify your installation was successful.
You should be able to see new resources within the S3 bucket, Dynamo Database, API gateway and Lambda with the same CMS-Name suffixed
to the resource name.
Admin Login Credentials
You will be given a default Password and Username to login to the Admin panel at the end of the setup as seen bellow.
Setting Up CloudFront
Next you would want to set up your Cloud Front from the AWS Console.
Removal
Perform removal steps
- To Remove, run the following command in your terminal window.
python remove.py
You will be prompted with a list of installed CMS with a corresponding Number, type the Number of the CMS you wish to Remove and hit Enter.
Updating Lambda Package
Information
The following instructions is for deploying the Lambda package after modifying or adding functionality for
more information about developing on Lambda click here
Perform update steps
- To Update, run the following command in your terminal window.
python update.py
You will be prompted with a list of installed CMS with a corresponding Number, type the Number of the CMS you wish to Update and hit Enter.
Everything Looks pretty good so far!
Lets set up the settings of your personalised site!
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; ; ------------------------------------------------------------ ; ; PureBasic - Window example file ; ; (c) Fantaisie Software ; ; ------------------------------------------------------------ ; ; ; Open a window, and do some stuff with it... ; If OpenWindow(0, 100, 200, 195, 260, "PureBasic Window", #PB_Window_SystemMenu | #PB_Window_MinimizeGadget | #PB_Window_MaximizeGadget) MessageRequester("Information", "Click to move the Window", 0) ResizeWindow(0, 200, 200, #PB_Ignore, #PB_Ignore) ; Move the window to the coordinate 200,200 MessageRequester("Information", "Click to resize the Window", 0) ResizeWindow(0, #PB_Ignore, #PB_Ignore, 320, 200) ; Resize the window to 320,200 ; ; This is the 'event loop'. All the user actions are processed here. ; It's very easy to understand: when an action occurs, the Event ; isn't 0 and we just have to see what have happened... ; Repeat Event = WaitWindowEvent() If Event = #PB_Event_CloseWindow ; If the user has pressed on the close button Quit = 1 EndIf Until Quit = 1 EndIf End ; All the opened windows are closed automatically by PureBasic


Data-bound Form Element Kitchen Sink MVC test
Programmatic creation of Form elements:
Widget
Textbox
Output
Model Reset
Select:
FilteringSelect:
ComboBox:
DateTextBox:
Slider:
NumberSpinner:
SimpleTextArea:
TextArea:
TextBox nan test:
Declarative creation of Form elements:
Widget
Textbox
Output
Model Reset
Select:
one
two
three
four
Reset
FilteringSelect:
Reset
ComboBox:
Reset
DateTextBox:
Reset
Slider:
Reset
NumberSpinner:
Reset
SimpleTextArea:
Reset
TextArea:
Reset
Test data-bound dijit.Calendar:
Widget
Textbox
Output
Model Reset
Calendar:
Reset
ColorPalette:
Reset


keySet()
of a java.util.Map
instance,
where the iterated keys are used to retrieve the values from the map. Such
iteration may be more efficiently replaced by iteration over the
entrySet()
or values()
(if key is not actually used).
Similarly keySet().forEach(key -> ...)
can be replaced with forEach((key, value) -> ...)
if values are retrieved
inside lambda.


Before Change
if (anchor == positive) or (y_anchor != y_positive):
continue
for negative, y_negative in enumerate(y):
// if same label, skip
if y_negative == y_positive:
continue
loss_ = distance[anchor, positive] - \
distance[anchor, negative]
if self.clamp == "positive":
loss_ = loss_ + self.margin * self.metric_max_
loss_ = ag_np.maximum(loss_, 0.)
elif self.clamp == "sigmoid":
loss_ = loss_ - self.margin * self.metric_max_
loss_ = 1. / (1. + ag_np.exp(-10. * loss_))
// do not use += because autograd does not support it
loss = loss + loss_
n_comparisons = n_comparisons + 1
return loss, n_comparisons
def loss_z(self, fX, y, n, *args):
Differentiable loss
After Change
if (anchor == positive) or (y_anchor != y_positive):
continue
for i, negative in enumerate(
self.triplet_sampling(y, anchor, positive,
distance=distance)):
// at most n_negative negative samples
if i + 1 > self.n_negative:
break
loss_ = self.triplet_loss(distance,
anchor,
positive,
negative=negative,
clamp=True)
// do not use += because autograd does not support it
loss = loss + loss_
n_comparisons = n_comparisons + 1
return loss, n_comparisons
def loss_z(self, fX, y, n, *args):
Differentiable loss


Shatta Wale reacts to Sarkodie’s new hottest diss song to him
by Adu SarpeahGhana music industry is about to get more interesting and scarier, but we are praying no one pulls a trigger in the process, the case of Stonebwoy at the just ended VGMAs.
From the look of things, Shatta wale has listened to the song and it’s obvious the lyrical content is not that of his liking. Y’all know that no one will fall in love with a diss song to him or her.
The lyrical content according to many social media users have got bars that shade the “self-acclaimed” Grammys nominee, Shatta Wale. Fast forward after listening to the song, Shatta Wale took to Facebook and posted that;
Also, on his Snapchat handle, Shatta Wale wrote as a caption on a freestyle video; “Man Brutally Honest.” We can’t say it on authority but we are more than 70% certain that Shatta Wale will definitely respond to the diss song accordingly as he’s fond of doing that.
Watch music video below:


Based on your income, you should be saving ${{cp.savings}} each year.
This means a monthly savings of ${{cp.monthSavings.toFixed()}}.
Congratulations! You've filled out your client profile!
Next we'll talk about your flex spending. Imagine you could spend an amount every month on whatever makes you happy. This could be date nights, dinners with friends, new shoes... whatever you enjoy. That's flex spending!


Apply additional filtering criteria to the issue filter. This will be concatenated with an AND operator.
Defaults To:
status in (Released, Closed)


Here is a javascript clock, inspired by The Coding Train.
Here it is. Maybe I should make it take more clicks to get here?


<% if (hasUnequippedUpgrades) { %>
Unused upgrades info_outline
Upgrades which have been purchased but are not currently ewquipped.
<% unequipped.forEach(function(itemHtml) { %>
<%= itemHtml %>
<% }); %>
<% unequippedAbilities.forEach(function(itemHtml) { %>
<%= itemHtml %>
<% }); %>
<% } %>
<% if (hasDisabledUpgrades) { %>
Disabled upgrades
These upgrades have been purchased but cannot be equipped to the current ship.
<% disabled.forEach(function(itemHtml) { %>
<%= itemHtml %>
<% }); %>
<% } %>
<% } %>


| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private Tree |
binTree
The data structure that the algorithm takes use
|
private int |
lecturePoint
Variable that indicates the position of the text that has to be read
|
private byte[] |
out
Empty variable which is filled dinamically with the output
|
private int |
writePoint
Variable that indicates the position of out that has to be written
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
LZSS() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
byte[] |
compress(byte[] binaryFile)
The method compress makes a compresion of the given input text
|
byte[] |
decompress(byte[] binaryFile)
The method decompress makes a decompression of the given compressed text
|
private int |
getTextSize(byte[] text)
Decodificates the value added on the function putTextSize
|
private byte[] |
putTextSize(byte[] text,
int extra)
Gets of the first parameter its length and puts it on a byte[]
|
private int |
readDecoding(byte[] text,
byte[] chars,
int x)
Simulates a reading on a file of the first parameter, puts on the second parameter x bytes of new positions of the text.
|
private int |
readXBytes(byte[] text,
int offset,
int x)
Simulates a reading on a file of the first parameter, puts on the ringBuffer of Tree x bytes starting on the offset position of new positions of the text.
|
private void |
writeXBytes(byte[] code,
int x)
Simulates a writing on a file, puts on the global variable out at most x bytes, it's not necessary knowing how many bytes have been written.
|
private int lecturePoint
Variable that indicates the position of the text that has to be read
private int writePoint
Variable that indicates the position of out that has to be written
private Tree binTree
The data structure that the algorithm takes use
private byte[] out
Empty variable which is filled dinamically with the output
public byte[] compress(byte[] binaryFile)
The method compress makes a compresion of the given input text
public byte[] decompress(byte[] binaryFile)
The method decompress makes a decompression of the given compressed text
decompress
in interface Algorithm
binaryFile
- The byte[] of the content to decompress, with a LZSS formatprivate byte[] putTextSize(byte[] text, int extra)
Gets of the first parameter its length and puts it on a byte[]
text
- The byte[] you want to add its length on itextra
- The size of text.length on basis 256private int getTextSize(byte[] text)
Decodificates the value added on the function putTextSize
text
- A byte[] with te last positions with {#,putTextSize} formatprivate int readXBytes(byte[] text, int offset, int x)
Simulates a reading on a file of the first parameter, puts on the ringBuffer of Tree x bytes starting on the offset position of new positions of the text. It modifies the global variable lecturePoint, adding at most x on it
text
- The text which is being compressedoffset
- The position on the ringBuffer has to be inserted new charactersx
- The number of characters you want to readprivate int readDecoding(byte[] text, byte[] chars, int x)
Simulates a reading on a file of the first parameter, puts on the second parameter x bytes of new positions of the text. It modifies the global variable lecturePoint, adding at most x on it
text
- The text which is being decompressedchars
- The byte[] you want to fillx
- The number of characters you want to readprivate void writeXBytes(byte[] code, int x)
Simulates a writing on a file, puts on the global variable out at most x bytes, it's not necessary knowing how many bytes have been written. It modifies the global variable writePoint, adding at most x on it
code
- The text which is being decompressedx
- The number of characters you want to write


Pep9Pad is the newest version of the well-known Pep/9 virtual machine, designed specifically for use on mobile platforms. The app features a small CISC custom assembler, interactive debugger, CPU simulator, and a small operating system (complete with a loader and trap handler for unimplemented opcodes) burned into simulated ROM.
The Pep/9 computer is a 16-bit complex instruction set computer (CISC). It was designed by Dr. Stan Warford to teach computer architecture and assembly language programming principles. It features 39 instructions and eight addressing modes, designed for straighforward translation between C/C++ and assembly language.
This project is open-source and hosted on github.


Abhay Deol REVEALS He Slept With His Director… Stop, Before You Guys Overthink!
Farhan Akhtar recently shot for an episode of The Kapil Sharma Show where he cleared some rumours about him.
by Koimoi.com TeamAbhay Deol was last seen in Netflix’s Chopsticks alongside Mithila Palkar, and was hailed for his performance. The actor is currently shooting for his next, the actor just revealed that he slept with his director but calm down, guys! It’s not what you’re thinking!
Abhay took to his Instagram to share a picture where he can be seen sleeping next to Mahesh Manjrekar, both on different chairs (something that really needs a mention here). He himself created a storm as he captioned the photo as, “I finally did it. I slept with my director. Onset with Mahesh Manjrekar. I’m a @hotstar.”
Hahaha, as much as his fans found it amusing, various B’Town celebs along with his followers too took to the comment section to leave some hilarious comments.
While Bipasha Basu, Prateik Babbar, Pallavi Sharda couldn’t stop laughing at the post; some of the following remained highlights of the post:
One of the user wrote, “I always knew you had it in you”
“Congratulations! A dream almost come true,” wrote another.
“Lol and that’s one heck of a comfortable chair where you can also spread your legs,” pointed out a user.
Another one wrote, “Cool, you did it without a couch”
Meanwhile, Abhay could be seen donning the uniform of a cop while Mahesh Manjrekar was in his casuals. The both were peacefully spotted sleeping until Abhay turned the entire situation into a mockery! We love his wit, though!
Recently, Farhan Akhtar says he was highly impressed with singing skills of his former Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara co-star Abhay Deol, but he requested the actor to not sing after the film’s song Senorita.
Farhan recently shot for an episode of The Kapil Sharma Show where he cleared some rumours about him.
During the show, Kapil asked that there was a rumour that Farhan was so impressed with Abhay’s singing in “Senorita” that he offered him to sing all the songs of his upcoming movies.
Farhan said: “No, this is not true. I was highly impressed with his singing but I didn’t offer him songs from my upcoming movies. Instead, I asked him to not sing any song after ‘Senorita’ so that the exclusivity of the song remains alive.”


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A number of volumes and pamphlets have been published on these fisheries and laws by the Commissioner. Referred to in 21 H. 632, 633.


--- layout: post date: 2014-11-09 22:50:00 +0100 title: "Upcoming Debian Code Search features" categories: Artikel tags: - debian ---
I’ve been working on a significant rearchitecture of Debian Code Search during the last few months (off and on, as time permits). This will enable us to provide a couple of features that have been often requested but were not possible with the old architecture, such as grouping search results by Debian source package (#1 feature request) and performing queries that take a longer time than the default execution limit of a minute (#2 feature request). Oh, and it also will be a lot faster :-).
All of this (unfortunately?) also requires a redesign of the user interface as the old way of displaying results is just fundamentally incompatible with the new architecture. This is why it’s taking longer than I’d like (never redesign both backend and frontend at the same time), but I’m implementing various nice improvements along the way and I think the result will be worth the wait.
Lea has helped me a lot re-designing the visual appearence of the search results page, and the new look (of the upcoming “group by package” feature!) is what I want to share in this blog post. If you have any comments, please let me know (via email to my debian address, stapelberg@). Enjoy:


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Circular genome view with VCF tracks
From track gear menu select
Show chords
Click on chord in circular view to see both ends in split screen


Contents
3D constant-density acoustic frequency-domain modeling: WaveEquationFD function
This script aims at demonstrating the simplest possible use of the forward modeling kernel using WaveEquationFD function. As usual, this script starts cleaning the enviroment and opening the log file
The new version of the code is rather verbose if the optional parameter flog is passed to ForwardFD; it prints information both on the screen and on the log file. If multiple Matlab workers are available, only the master worker prints the information while the other works ignore it.
Also the new code is very simple and requires virtually no set up other than reading the data itself. The new routine fixes several issues present in the legacy version such as
- automatic and abstract use of PML
- properly rounded (up) grid spacing for the computational grid to satisfy stability conditions.
- dynamic computational grid chosen depending on the frequency - the user does not need to manually shrink/stretch the model for lower/higher frequency.
- Computed wavefields match analitical wavefields
- Fixed the sign of the wavefield - legacy code produces -conj(.) of the expected data
clear vfile='../data/m_true.rsf'; dfile='../data/Dobs.rsf'; flog = fopen('../results/demo_WaveEquationFD_log','w'); opts.par_solver.tol = 1e-5; % Read data plog(flog,'* Reading data... \n'); [model.v,model.nv,model.dv,model.ov] = rsf_read_all(vfile); [acq.data,acq.nd,acq.dd,acq.od] = rsf_read_all(dfile); model.unit = 'm/s'; % Create sources for synthetic data plog(flog,'* ',prod(acq.nd(4:6)),' shots read; drawing receivers grid...\n'); [ acq.xrec,acq.yrec,acq.zrec,... acq.xsrc,acq.ysrc,acq.zsrc, acq.freq] = odn2grid(acq.od,acq.dd,acq.nd); acq.sources = speye( prod(acq.nd(4:6)) ); % Call modeling kernel [f, g, d_pred] = WaveEquationFD(model, acq, opts, flog);
* Reading data... * 81 shots read; drawing receivers grid... * Start modeling...: * Frequency 1 of 3: 2Hz * Obtaining discrete operator... * Physical domain: * ================== * vmin: 3.6e+03 * vmax: 4.5e+03 * Size: [5e+03 5e+03 2e+03] m³ * [ 51 51 21 ] points with grid spacing of [100 100 100] * Computational grid * ================== * n: [ 18 18 8 ] = 2.59e+03 * npml: [ 8 8 8 ], Total: 2.77e+04 * d: [ 294 294 286 ] * f: 2 Hz * nlam: 6 (effective: 6.12) * Discretizing Helmholtz operator with Operto et al. 27points stencil... done in 0.201 seconds * Obtaining the derivative of the discrete operator... * System size: 2.77e+04 - Number of shots: 81 * --------------------------------------------------- * Frequency 2 of 3: 4Hz * Obtaining discrete operator... * Physical domain: * ================== * vmin: 3.6e+03 * vmax: 4.5e+03 * Size: [5e+03 5e+03 2e+03] m³ * [ 51 51 21 ] points with grid spacing of [100 100 100] * Computational grid * ================== * n: [ 35 35 15 ] = 1.84e+04 * npml: [ 8 8 8 ], Total: 8.06e+04 * d: [ 147 147 143 ] * f: 4 Hz * nlam: 6 (effective: 6.12) * Discretizing Helmholtz operator with Operto et al. 27points stencil... done in 0.0922 seconds * Obtaining the derivative of the discrete operator... * System size: 8.06e+04 - Number of shots: 81 * --------------------------------------------------- * Frequency 3 of 3: 6Hz * Obtaining discrete operator... * Physical domain: * ================== * vmin: 3.6e+03 * vmax: 4.5e+03 * Size: [5e+03 5e+03 2e+03] m³ * [ 51 51 21 ] points with grid spacing of [100 100 100] * Computational grid * ================== * n: [ 51 51 21 ] = 5.46e+04 * npml: [ 8 8 8 ], Total: 1.66e+05 * d: [ 100 100 100 ] * f: 6 Hz * nlam: 6 (effective: 6) * Discretizing Helmholtz operator with Operto et al. 27points stencil... done in 0.22 seconds * Obtaining the derivative of the discrete operator... * System size: 1.66e+05 - Number of shots: 81 * ---------------------------------------------------
Plotting Results
Simply plots the data generated by both forward modeling kernels. They should produce similar results in most cases. The legacy forward modeling kernel should produce some spurious reflections for some frequencies and some models, but in this example they are not visible.
figure; subplot(1,2,1); imagesc(squeeze(real(d_pred(:,:,1,ceil(acq.nd(4)/2),... ceil(acq.nd(5)/2),... ceil(acq.nd(6)/2),1)))); axis image; colorbar; title(['One slice of the generated data']); subplot(1,2,2); imagesc(squeeze(real(g(:,:,ceil(model.nv(3)/2))))); axis image; colorbar; title(['One slice of the gradient of the misfit function']); suptitle('Gradient and predicted data'); fclose(flog);


My Journey and love for Code is mainly hinged on the power that Code gives man. Code enables man to create
powerful things and applications
I cannot believe that at one point I may have underestimated the beauty that is Code.
Code has now become that irreplaceable pocket Bible and Bootstrap has become the song of hearts


Chapter 6: Antialiasing
When a real camera takes a picture, there are usually no jaggies along edges because the edge
pixels are a blend of some foreground and some background.  We will not bother with stratification, which is
controversial but is usual for my programs. For some ray tracers it is critical, but the kind of
general one we are writing doesn’t benefit very much from it and it makes the code uglier. We
abstract the camera class a bit so we can make a cooler camera later.
One thing we need is a random number generator that returns real random numbers. C++ did
not traditionally have a standard random number generator but most systems have drand48()
tucked away someplace and that is what I use here. However, newer versions of C++ have
addressed this issue with the


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Coordination (of simple noun phrases or simple clauses; difference from parataxis?)
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Name:Baral Ram chandra
Mother's Name:Baral Nani Maya
Address:Bharatpur Metropolitan city,ward no -13 , chitwan, Nepal.
Date of Birth: 27th,May ,1991
Citizenship :Nepali
Age:28 years
Gender:Male
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Kyoto-shi,Shimogyo-ku,Shijo-cho 369| Academic Achivements | ||||
| Name of University/Level | Year Of Enrolment | School/College Name | Passed Year | GPA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SLC Board of Nepal | 2057 B.S. | Himalaya Ma.VI. Champanagar,Chitwan | 2062 B.S. | 3.6 |
| Intermediate | 2062 B.S. | Oxford Higher Secondary School, Gaindakot, Newalparasi | 2064 B.S. | 3.2 |
| Batchelor (B.S.C.) | 2065 B.S. | Birendra Multiple Campus ,Bharatpur, Chitwan(Affiliated to T.U.) | 2069 B.S. | 3.0 | Work Experienced |
| Name of Institute | Designation | Enrollment | Subjects | Years |
| Grandee English School, Rampur, Chitwan | Secondary Level | 2070 B.S. | Science | 2076 B.S. |
| Year | Student ID | Subjects In First Semister | Professor |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 (Fall Semister) | M19W7231 | Web Programming | Pariyar Amit |
| Computer Organization Theory | Nepal Ananda | ||
| Fundamental of Database | Lusino Santos | ||
| Information System for Interprizes | Masaki Fujiwara | ||
| ICT | Andrew Vargo |


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Attached are the results of the Missoula Training Series #4, Butler
Creek Circuit Race April 15. Handicapped start, one hour plus two laps,
hilltop finish.
Thanks to everyone for coming out for this series and making it a
success (I think). If anyone has any suggestions, comments, or
criticisms to help make this a better series next year, please don't
hesitate to contact me.
Special thanks to our volunteers Erin McGlinchey and Jed Dennison and
their assistants Amber, Jake, and Keifer for their time and effort.
--
Fred
Butler Creek Circuit Race - April15 25 entrants
Handicapped start
Men
Place Name Club
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1 Mark Legg Five Valley Velo
2 Brink Kuchenbrod Montana Velo
3 Matt Seeley Five Valley Velo
4 Jason Mohr Northern Rockies
5 John Weyhrich Five Valley Velo
6 Fred Michini Five Valley Velo
7 Wayne Sicz Five Valley Velo
8 Jeff Seaton Northern Rockies
9 Jeff Crouch Five Valley Velo
10 Michael Gordon Five Valley Velo
11 Mark (Naked Man) Williams Five Valley Velo
12 Charlie Beaton Five Valley Velo
13 Dan Dahlberg Northern Rockies
14 Ross Miller Unattached
15 Jeremy Oury Five Valley Velo
16 Howard Hickingbotham Montana Velo
17 Richard Allen Five Valley Velo
18 Todd Berg Five Valley Velo
Women
Place Name Club
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1 Susanna Gaunt Five Valley Velo
2 Rebecca Broeder Five Valley Velo
3 A.B. Adams Unattached
4 Margie Legg Five Valley Velo
5 Leslie Berg Five Valley Velo


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