#include <poly.h>
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


Glassy-eyed Stare
2015.09.05v.1.0.1
My goal for this morning was to do TWO things… change the colors of the titles and navdrawer, and change the format of the post date to YYYY.MM.DD
Sadly v1.0.1 of this blog represented at least 2 hours of work. 2 hours I didn’t have to spend. AND I need to figure out how to fix the title links that link to the individual post pages. I think it’s the same problem that I was having with content placement and relative vs. absolute paths. As though perhaps something isn’t right in the layout hierarchy or the site.baseurl variable. Meh.
I spent 12 hours coding and styling a Web App in my online Full-Stack bootcamp yesterday. I managed to make pagination function. Then I looked at how many more chapters were left in the lesson for this particular App. I had finished Chapter 3. There are 13 total.
To say I was a tad deflated was an understatement.
We have a student Google+ group where we share and interface. There are several posts there that describe a learning/enthusiam curve graph. For certain I have taken the nose-dive into the major slump of the curves. I am trying to keep my enthusiasm up as I learn how much I have to learn. Trying to convince myself it may some day be worth it in the end when I may possibly get a job doing Full-Stack development for a living.
Note the conditional statements above.
Yep. I’m having a hard time finding hope with two hands and a flashlight in my teeth right about now.
Time for a snack. Maybe some Spark Roast and a good Comic. Because once my stomach is appeased I’m going to DIVE BACK IN DAMN-IT!
~AMP


--- layout: page title: Welcome! subtitle: Hi, I'm Alicia and this is my little space on the internet use-site-title: true ---
Growing up in a rural, low-income setting, access to information was sparse. The internet and social media are unprecedented resources that have the potential to give voice to people and democratize access to information.
My research focuses on how people use online media to locate information and support for sensitive, stigmatized health issues. To do so, I develop and apply data science methods (machine learning, natural language processing, and time series modeling) to digital data (search engines, social media) to monitor online information seeking to yield novel insights for public health resources.
Currently, I am an assistant professor in the Department of Medicine at UC San Diego. I have a PhD in Systems & Information Engineering with postdoctoral training in public health. I am also a Virginia Commonwealth Fellow, Jefferson Fellow, UVA StatLab Fellow, and UVA Presidential Fellow in Data Science. I work with experts across computer science and public health including Drs. John Ayers, Mark Dredze, Eric Leas, and Steffanie Strathdee.
My work includes the domains of substance use, reproductive health, sexual health, mental health, health disparities, and health literacy. My work has been featured in journals such as Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), JAMA Internal Medicine, Nature Digital Medicine, and Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), and in news outlets such as CNN, BBC, and NPR.
Research areas: data science, human-computer interaction, online communities, public health surveillance


Module: Transit::Definition::Page
- Extended by:
- ActiveSupport::Concern
- Defined in:
- lib/transit/definitions/page.rb
Overview
A page defines any full page-like model within a site. Pages have the same properties as standard html pages, including a title, a slug (url), keywords and descriptions.
Defined Under Namespace
Modules: ClassMethods
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
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- (String) full_path
Convenience method for returning the full path to this page.
- - (Boolean) pages?
Instance Method Details
- (String) full_path
Convenience method for returning the full path to this page.
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# File 'lib/transit/definitions/page.rb', line 91 def full_path return self.slug if [self.path].flatten.compact.empty? self.path.dup.join("/") end |
- (Boolean) pages?
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# File 'lib/transit/definitions/page.rb', line 96 def pages? self.send(:#{self.class.name.pluralize.underscore}").published.exists? end |


Inspinia Date Picker Example!
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this will act as a color picker
this is a dropdown list
this will show a date picker
this will act as a email is more for mobile devices keyboard setup
this will act as a url is more for mobile devices keyboard setup
this will act as a telephone is more for mobile devices keyboard setup
it has a custom visualization on mobile and desktop devices
it has a custom visualization on mobile and desktop devices
it has a custom visualization on mobile and desktop devices
the number type rendes arrows that let you increase or decrease the value of the input
this will show a range of values
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A student project team at The Ohio State University specializing in the design and manufacture of underwater vehicles.
Dive In.The Underwater Robotics Team was established as a new student organization at The Ohio State University in the fall of 2010. Former team president, Emily Gyde, gathered support from a handful of young Ohio State students to launch a new project team within the College of Engineering. The team’s preliminary focus was solely the design of ROVs. Given the group’s composition of primarily mechanical engineering majors, its narrow focus best fit the team’s capabilities.
During its first year, the team was extremely limited given its tight budget. Although, the team did construct an ROV consisting of a PVC frame and bilge pumps, the primary focus became the acquisition of various resources to allow for the success of the team. This involved finding a workspace, advisors, and building community relationships. The team also began incorporating course content into the design via the use of SolidWorks.
These relationships became vital during the team’s second year where they constructed a carbon fiber chassis ROV. In doing so, the Underwater Robotics Team gained its first introduction to machining and composites. This project involved computer numerical control (CNC) machining aluminum molds for the carbon fiber to take shape. The 2011-2012 ROV was constructed with much help from the Ohio State Buckeye Bullet team. The design also had various aluminum blocks meant for interfacing the external wiring of the ROV (such as the wires for the thrusters and claw). Furthermore, an electrical engineering major in the Underwater Robotics Team, took it upon himself to construct a circuit board to control the vehicle.
The team took a major step forward by learning much about both the mechanical design aspects and the electrical design aspects of a ROV. However this design suffered from many flaws. Its large cross-sectional area in the altitude directions generated much drag and thus the ROV was unable to adjust its vertical position. The electrical board generated a lot of heat which the carbon fiber chassis could not dissipate causing it to overheat. The chassis itself consisted of two identical carbon fiber pieces where mating surfaces were bolted together. These surfaces were not flat enough for sealing applications, and thus the ROV leaked in water. These setbacks, though disappointing, provided the team with a great deal to learn from.
In the third year, the team finally accomplished what it had sought to do for the two previous years – compete in the Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) International ROV Competition. The design consisted of four thrusters and a cylindrical acrylic housing with aluminum end caps. It used an Arduino board as a means to controlling the thrusters. This design was possible from the funding provided by outside support which allowed for the purchasing of thrusters and a budget for materials, such as acetyl and aluminum.
As the team grew and gained more members, the diversity of the team grew to include more computer science and electrical engineering majors. Thus during its fourth year, the team decided to pursue an ROV with rotating thrusters. This required extensive programming and thorough controls analysis. These proved to be more challenging than expected, and the team was able to resolve the issues over the subsequent year to compete in the MATE International ROV Competition.
This design provided many exciting new challenges, such as the use of an inertial measurement unit (IMU) to control the orientation of the ROV, but more importantly gave a better understanding of the challenges which are more associated with autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs).
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| Weight | 55 lbs |
| Dimensions | 36.0" x 18.0" x 13.0" |
| Controller | TBD |
| Thrusters | 10x Blue Robotics T200 |
| Cameras | 3x Point Grey Blackfly |
| Weight | 15 lbs |
| Dimensions | 23.5" x 14.5" x 9.0" |
| Controller | Intel NUC / ArbotiX-M |
| Thrusters | 3x CrustCrawler 400HFS-L |
| Cameras | 3x Point Grey Blackfly |
| Weight | 17 lbs |
| Dimensions | 22.5" x 15.5" x 9.0" |
| Controller | BeagleBone Black |
| Thrusters | 3x SeaBotix BTD150 |
| Cameras | 3x USB Webcams |
| Weight | 53 lbs |
| Dimensions | 32.0" x 22.0" x 16.0" |
| Controller | Arduino UNO |
| Thrusters | 4x SeaBotix BTD150 |
| Cameras | 2x SS-AquaCam |
| Weight | 26 lbs |
| Dimensions | 25.0" x 21.0" x 6.0" |
| Controller | Custom PCB |
| Thrusters | 6x Bilge Pump Motors |
| Cameras | 3x SS-AquaCam |
| Weight | 18 lbs |
| Dimensions | 30.0" x 25.0" x 17.0" |
| Controller | None |
| Thrusters | 8x Bilge Pump Motors |
| Cameras | None |


Iris Web Viewer does not save any user information, whether it be google drive log in info or opened 3D files. In terms of opening and parsing files, everything is done on the client side and nothing regarding file content is sent back to the servers.
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St. John’s rebounds with blowout win over Columbia
by Howie KussoyMike Anderson’s imprint at St. John’s was apparent immediately: The energy. The urgency. The aggressiveness. The unselfishness. The defense, always swarming. The boards, always crashed. The leads, always too small.
Nothing changes. Not even after a loss.
Returning from the shock of Saturday’s last-second defeat against Vermont, the Red Storm responded by removing all doubt from Wednesday’s outcome long before halftime and cruising to an 82-63 win over Columbia at Carnesecca Arena.
St. John’s (4-1), which led by as many as 30 points, next hits the road for the first time this season in the Basketball Hall of Fame Tip-Off Tournament at Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, Conn., where the Red Storm open with a rematch of last season’s NCAA Tournament against Arizona State.
In a balanced effort, in which Anderson used 10 players for at least 13 minutes, senior Mustapha Heron led St. John’s with 15 points, while freshman Julian Champagnie added 14 points and seven rebounds.


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My role: creative technologist, teachings assistant, project manager
Tech stack: Physical computing using Raspberry Pi, python
VENDOBOX is a vending machine that accepts a bespoke currrency (vendocoins) that were hidden throughout my school building. Lucky recipients get a box filled with essentials that help students survive those grueling final weeks of the semester.
The first stage involved learning to work the raspberry pi and migrating from the arduino to the pi. Lil' buddy, a housing for the pi with room for a screen, cables, a keyboard and mouse was created by Jose.
The following video shows some of the initial testing process. This includes running some initial tests with the RFId reader, the ultrasonic sensor, making the harware communicate with prototype GUI animations, testing motors and plenty of incremental iterations.
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Static method create
Initializes our Grammar
Parameters:
Returns a Grammar
Static method generateParser
Create and return the parsers source code wrapped into a closure, still
keeping the value of this
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Parameters:
generator is optional and must be a Function.
comment is optional and must be a String.
prefix is optional and must be a String.
suffix is optional and must be a String.
Returns a String
Static method createParser
Initializes the Parser with our Grammar
Parameters:
grammar is optional and must be a Grammar.
log is optional and can be a Function or a Boolean.
Returns a Parser
Constructor
Use the default jison-lexer
Static method load
Loads the our Grammar
Parameters:
Returns a Parser


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UK: Corbyn calls on Rees-Mogg to apologise for Grenfell comments
Jacob Rees-Mogg suggested if Grenfell residents had 'common sense' they would not have died in inferno.
Jeremy Corbyn has called on Jacob Rees-Mogg to apologise for suggesting Grenfell victims should have used "common sense" and ignored fire service guidance not to leave the burning tower block.
Speaking on LBC about the public inquiry report into the blaze, Rees-Mogg discussed London Fire Brigade's "stay-put" policy, which the report said cost lives.
The Commons leader said on Monday: "If you just ignore what you're told and leave you are so much safer.
"I think if either of us were in a fire, whatever the fire brigade said, we would leave the burning building.
"It just seems the common sense thing to do, and it is such a tragedy that that didn't happen."
The Labour leader said Rees-Mogg should apologise for the "crass and insensitive comments immediately".
Corbyn said: "What possesses someone to react to an entirely avoidable tragedy like Grenfell by saying the victims lacked common sense?
"People were terrified, many died trying to escape."
His sentiments were echoed by shadow housing minister, Sarah Jones.
She said: "These are appalling comments. Jacob Rees-Mogg should retract them and apologise immediately.
"Statements like this just go to show how out of touch the Tories are and are a glaring admission of their failure to act in the interest of the Grenfell victims and their families."


With our Review Dashboard you can observe the charcateristics of traffic over the bridge over the last few days.
Using a browser you can identify vehicles of interest: zoom in on the relevant time period, then just place your mouse over the points of interest to get the vehicle details.


Problem Area: The problem area we chose is local transportation in the Greater Vancouver Area, but specifically commuting for work/school/events. The 2 main opportunties are cost and time. We felt that with our solution a carpool app there is lots of room to save on cost and save time while commuting. With car pooling the cost of owning a car (insurance, gas, wear and tear, parking) drop since the cost is split between 2 or more people. Time can be saved because carpooling lets drivers take the HOV lane which has significantly less traffic than regular lanes.


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Ukraine foes to pull back troops ahead of Russia summit
BOGDANIVKA, Ukraine: Ukraine's army and Kremlin-backed separatists are set Friday (Nov 8) to complete the last phase of a troop pullback in the war-torn east in a key step towards a high-stakes summit with Russia.
The long-awaited move is a precondition for the first face-to-face talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky.
The summit, whose date has yet to be set, will be mediated by French President Emmanuel Macron and Germany Chancellor Angela Merkel.
As long as no ceasefire violations take place in the area, the withdrawal was due to start around noon (10:00 GMT) in the Donetsk region between the villages of Petrivske in the separatist-controlled zone and Bogdanivka in Kiev-controlled territory, Ukrainian military spokesman Andriy Ageyev told AFP.
But in a sign of persisting tensions, a Kiev soldier was killed Thursday in the Donetsk region although not in the disengagement area, the army said.
The warring sides held two similar pullbacks in June and October.
The withdrawal of forces would be the "final precondition" for organising the four-way summit, Ukraine's Foreign Minister Vadym Prystaiko said this week.
He has expressed hope that the meeting, the first at such a high level since 2016, could take place in Paris in November.
"MANY QUESTIONS" UNRESOLVED
The summit has been repeatedly postponed as previous attempts to organise pullbacks of troops have failed, most recently on Monday.
Russia has said it backs a new summit but refused to commit to a timetable.
"We want to hold the summit as soon as possible, but at the same time we consider this summit has to be well organised to ensure it gets the necessary results," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Tuesday.
He added it was "too early to say" whether the meeting could take place this year because "many questions" remained unresolved.
The troop pullbacks are one of the Kremlin's conditions to stage a summit that Kiev hopes could restart the stalled peace process.
Soldiers on Friday were set to signal their intention to withdraw by firing a flare before moving back a kilometre, Kiev said.
Monitors from the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) will be observing the disengagement which could be spread over several days.
If the pullback goes ahead, it raises the possibility of a withdrawal along the more than 400km frontline.
Since coming to power in May, comedian-turned-president Zelensky, 41, has sought to revive a peace process to end the separatist conflict in eastern Ukraine that has claimed some 13,000 lives since 2014.
But those efforts have stalled as Zelensky's plan, including the troop pullback, has been strongly criticised in Kiev, especially by war veterans and nationalists.
In the run-up to the summit, Ukrainian, Russian and separatist negotiators also agreed on a roadmap that envisages a special status for the separatist territories if they conduct free and fair elections under the Ukrainian constitution.
The war in eastern Ukraine broke out a month after Moscow annexed the Crimean peninsula from Ukraine in 2014.
Ukraine and its Western allies accuse Moscow of giving financial and military backing to separatists, which Russia denies.


More plants and less meat could cut brain risks later
by National University of SingaporeSticking to a healthy diet with more plants and less meat in midlife could be associated with a reduced risk of cognitive impairment in old age, researchers report.
Researchers looked at the diet patterns of the nearly 17,000 middle-aged participants of the Singapore Chinese Health Study over a period of 20 years. Researchers scored the participants on how similar their diet patterns were to five high quality diets:
- the alternative Mediterranean diet;
- the Alternate Healthy Eating Index 2010;
- the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension diet;
- the plant-based diet index;
- the healthful plant-based diet index.
Dietary patterns rich in plant-based foods—including whole grains, vegetables, fruits, nuts, and legumes—and low in red meat and sugar-sweetened beverages, have been shown to reduce the risk of cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases.
The results revealed that participants with the most similarity to these dietary patterns had a significant reduction in risk of cognitive impairment—of 18% to 33%—compared with those with the least similarity.
People in Singapore currently lead the world in life expectancy, with life spans averaging 85 years. This, along with an aging population, has increased the need to identify and take measures to prevent the development of common conditions associated with old age such as cognitive impairment and dementia.
“Our study suggests that maintaining a healthy dietary pattern is important for the prevention of onset and delay of cognitive impairment,” says Koh Woon Puay, principal investigator of the Singapore Chinese Health Study and a professor at Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health at the National University of Singapore and the Duke-NUS Medical School.
“Such a pattern is not about the restriction of a single food item but the composition of an overall pattern that recommends cutting back on red meats, especially if they are processed, and including lots of plant-based foods—vegetables, fruit, nuts, beans, whole grains—and fish.”
The Health Promotion Board in Singapore (HPB) recommends eating across all food groups for a balanced and varied diet.
“A simple guide is to fill half our plate with fruit and vegetables, a quarter with whole grains such as brown rice and whole meal bread, and the last quarter with protein foods such as bean products, seafood, and meat,” advises Annie Ling, group director of the HPB Policy, Research, and Surveillance Division.
The research appears in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
Source: National University of Singapore


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Another class template for Gamma filtering, but this time. More...
#include <cf_filters.h>
Public Types | |
| using | psv = Eigen::Matrix< float_t, dim_pred, 1 > |
| "predictor size vector" | |
| using | bsm = Eigen::Matrix< float_t, dim_obs, dim_pred > |
| "beta size matrix" | |
| using | tsv = Eigen::Matrix< float_t, 2, 1 > |
| "two by 1 vector" to store size and shapes of gamma distributions | |
| using | osv = Eigen::Matrix< float_t, dim_obs, 1 > |
| "observation size vector" | |
| using | osm = Eigen::Matrix< float_t, dim_obs, dim_obs > |
| "observation size matrix" | |
| Public Types inherited from cf_filter< 1, dim_obs, float_t > | |
| using | ssv = Eigen::Matrix< float_t, dimstate, 1 > |
| using | osv = Eigen::Matrix< float_t, dimstate, 1 > |
Public Member Functions | |
| multivGamFilter (const float_t &nOneTilde, const float_t &dOneTilde) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| virtual | ~multivGamFilter () |
| The (virtual) desuctor. | |
| float_t | getLogCondLike () const |
| Get the latest conditional likelihood. More... | |
| tsv | getFilterVec () const |
| Get the current filter vector. More... | |
| void | update (const osv &yt, const psv &xt, const bsm &B, const osm &Sigma, const float_t &delta) |
| Perform a filtering update. More... | |
| osv | getFcastMean (const psv &xtp1, const bsm &B, const osm &Sigma, const float_t &delta) |
| Get the forecast mean (assuming filtering has been performed already) More... | |
| osm | getFcastCov (const psv &xtp1, const bsm &B, const osm &Sigma, const float_t &delta) |
| Get the forecast covariance matrix (assuming filtering has been performed already) More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from cf_filter< 1, dim_obs, float_t > | |
| virtual | ~cf_filter () |
| The (virtual) destructor. | |
Private Attributes | |
| tsv | m_filtVec |
| filter vector (shape and rate) | |
| float_t | m_lastLogCondLike |
| last log of the conditional likelihood | |
| bool | m_fresh |
| has data been observed? | |
Another class template for Gamma filtering, but this time.
| multivGamFilter< dim_obs, dim_pred, float_t >::multivGamFilter | ( | const float_t & | nOneTilde, |
| const float_t & | dOneTilde | ||
| ) |
Constructor.
| nOneTilde | degrees of freedom for time 1 prior. |
| dOneTilde | rate parameter for time 1 prior. |
| auto multivGamFilter< dim_obs, dim_pred, float_t >::getFcastCov | ( | const psv & | xtp1, |
| const bsm & | B, | ||
| const osm & | Sigma, | ||
| const float_t & | delta | ||
| ) |
Get the forecast covariance matrix (assuming filtering has been performed already)
gets the forecast covariance matrix!
| xtp1 | the next time period's predictor vector |
| B | the loadings matrix |
| Sigma | the observation "shape" matrix |
| delta | between 0 and 1 the discount parameter |
| auto multivGamFilter< dim_obs, dim_pred, float_t >::getFcastMean | ( | const psv & | xtp1, |
| const bsm & | B, | ||
| const osm & | Sigma, | ||
| const float_t & | delta | ||
| ) |
Get the forecast mean (assuming filtering has been performed already)
gets the forecast mean!
| xtp1 | the next time period's predictor vector |
| B | the loadings matrix |
| Sigma | the observation "shape" matrix |
| delta | between 0 and 1 the discount parameter |
| auto multivGamFilter< dim_obs, dim_pred, float_t >::getFilterVec | ( | ) | const |
Get the current filter vector.
get the current filtering distribution. First element is the shape, second is the rate.
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virtual |
Get the latest conditional likelihood.
Implements cf_filter< 1, dim_obs, float_t >.
| void multivGamFilter< dim_obs, dim_pred, float_t >::update | ( | const osv & | yt, |
| const psv & | xt, | ||
| const bsm & | B, | ||
| const osm & | Sigma, | ||
| const float_t & | delta | ||
| ) |
Perform a filtering update.
Perform a Gamma filter update.
| yt | the most recent dependent random variable |
| xt | the most recent predictor vector |
| B | the loadings matrix |
| Sigma | the observation "shape" matrix. |
| delta | between 0 and 1 the discount parameter |


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REPL#
Stability: 3 - Stable
A Read-Eval-Print-Loop (REPL) is available both as a standalone program and easily includable in other programs. The REPL provides a way to interactively run JavaScript and see the results. It can be used for debugging, testing, or just trying things out.
By executing node
without any arguments from the command-line you will be
dropped into the REPL. It has simplistic emacs line-editing.
mjr:~$ node
Type '.help' for options.
> a = [ 1, 2, 3];
[ 1, 2, 3 ]
> a.forEach(function (v) {
... console.log(v);
... });
1
2
3
For advanced line-editors, start node with the environmental variable
NODE_NO_READLINE=1
. This will start the main and debugger REPL in canonical
terminal settings which will allow you to use with rlwrap
.
For example, you could add this to your bashrc file:
alias node="env NODE_NO_READLINE=1 rlwrap node"
repl.start(options)#
Returns and starts a REPLServer
instance, that inherits from
[Readline Interface][]. Accepts an "options" Object that takes
the following values:
prompt
- the prompt andstream
for all I/O. Defaults to>
.input
- the readable stream to listen to. Defaults toprocess.stdin
.output
- the writable stream to write readline data to. Defaults toprocess.stdout
.terminal
- passtrue
if thestream
should be treated like a TTY, and have ANSI/VT100 escape codes written to it. Defaults to checkingisTTY
on theoutput
stream upon instantiation.eval
- function that will be used to eval each given line. Defaults to an async wrapper foreval()
. See below for an example of a customeval
.useColors
- a boolean which specifies whether or not thewriter
function should output colors. If a differentwriter
function is set then this does nothing. Defaults to the repl'sterminal
value.useGlobal
- if set totrue
, then the repl will use theglobal
object, instead of running scripts in a separate context. Defaults tofalse
.ignoreUndefined
- if set totrue
, then the repl will not output the return value of command if it'sundefined
. Defaults tofalse
.writer
- the function to invoke for each command that gets evaluated which returns the formatting (including coloring) to display. Defaults toutil.inspect
.
You can use your own eval
function if it has following signature:
function eval(cmd, context, filename, callback) {
callback(null, result);
}
Multiple REPLs may be started against the same running instance of node. Each will share the same global object but will have unique I/O.
Here is an example that starts a REPL on stdin, a Unix socket, and a TCP socket:
var net = require("net"),
repl = require("repl");
connections = 0;
repl.start({
prompt: "node via stdin> ",
input: process.stdin,
output: process.stdout
});
net.createServer(function (socket) {
connections += 1;
repl.start({
prompt: "node via Unix socket> ",
input: socket,
output: socket
}).on('exit', function() {
socket.end();
})
}).listen("/tmp/node-repl-sock");
net.createServer(function (socket) {
connections += 1;
repl.start({
prompt: "node via TCP socket> ",
input: socket,
output: socket
}).on('exit', function() {
socket.end();
});
}).listen(5001);
Running this program from the command line will start a REPL on stdin. Other
REPL clients may connect through the Unix socket or TCP socket. telnet
is useful
for connecting to TCP sockets, and socat
can be used to connect to both Unix and
TCP sockets.
By starting a REPL from a Unix socket-based server instead of stdin, you can connect to a long-running node process without restarting it.
For an example of running a "full-featured" (terminal
) REPL over
a net.Server
and net.Socket
instance, see: https://gist.github.com/2209310
For an example of running a REPL instance over curl(1)
,
see: https://gist.github.com/2053342
Event: 'exit'#
function () {}
Emitted when the user exits the REPL in any of the defined ways. Namely, typing
.exit
at the repl, pressing Ctrl+C twice to signal SIGINT, or pressing Ctrl+D
to signal "end" on the input
stream.
Example of listening for exit
:
r.on('exit', function () {
console.log('Got "exit" event from repl!');
process.exit();
});
Event: 'reset'#
function (context) {}
Emitted when the REPL's context is reset. This happens when you type .clear
.
If you start the repl with { useGlobal: true }
then this event will never
be emitted.
Example of listening for reset
:
// Extend the initial repl context.
r = repl.start({ options ... });
someExtension.extend(r.context);
// When a new context is created extend it as well.
r.on('reset', function (context) {
console.log('repl has a new context');
someExtension.extend(context);
});
REPL Features#
Inside the REPL, Control+D will exit. Multi-line expressions can be input. Tab completion is supported for both global and local variables.
The special variable _
(underscore) contains the result of the last expression.
> [ "a", "b", "c" ]
[ 'a', 'b', 'c' ]
> _.length
3
> _ += 1
4
The REPL provides access to any variables in the global scope. You can expose
a variable to the REPL explicitly by assigning it to the context
object
associated with each REPLServer
. For example:
// repl_test.js
var repl = require("repl"),
msg = "message";
repl.start("> ").context.m = msg;
Things in the context
object appear as local within the REPL:
mjr:~$ node repl_test.js
> m
'message'
There are a few special REPL commands:
.break
- While inputting a multi-line expression, sometimes you get lost or just don't care about completing it..break
will start over..clear
- Resets thecontext
object to an empty object and clears any multi-line expression..exit
- Close the I/O stream, which will cause the REPL to exit..help
- Show this list of special commands..save
- Save the current REPL session to a file.save ./file/to/save.js
.load
- Load a file into the current REPL session..load ./file/to/load.js
The following key combinations in the REPL have these special effects:
<ctrl>C
- Similar to the.break
keyword. Terminates the current command. Press twice on a blank line to forcibly exit.<ctrl>D
- Similar to the.exit
keyword.


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block page_title %} Assisted Prison Visit Service (Internal) {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% include "includes/phase_banner_alpha.html" %} Claim Applications Ref No. Name Submitted Status {% endblock %}


Binospec/Hectospec spectroscopic exposure time calculator
Instrument and Mode: Choose instrument and grating (in lines/mm, eg 270). This will update the angstroms/pixel. The angstroms/pixel and arcsec/pixel give approximately the spectral resolution for a given slit (eg 1.3 A/pixel and 0.267 arcsec/pixel mean that a 1 arcsec slit has FWHM of 3.75 pixels = 4.9 A.)
Spectrum type: Choose a category of spectral templates. A second menu will then appear that lists templates in that category (eg for Kinney-Calzetti templates, choose among bulge, elliptical, spirals, starbursts). Note that the wavelength coverage of these templates varies and this can be important for higher redshifts.
Redshift: Redshift to shift the template to.
AB Mag in observed band: Normalization of the spectrum, eg if you want to calculate for a galaxy with observed r=23, put 23 here and choose 'r' in the 'Bandfilter' selection below.
Source effective radius: Half light radius of the source. This is convolved with the seeing and then sampled by the extraction aperture to compute how much light from the source is in your aperture.
Exposure time: in sec
Moonage: daydream. Just kidding, 0 is dark (new moon), 14.7 is full moon. Used to estimate the sky brightness.
Seeing: this is convolved with the object radius and then sampled by the aperture. Choose something like 1.0 arcsec, the default of 0.4 arcsec is optimistic in the optical at MMT.
Bandfilter: filter where the spectrum is normalized to the selected magnitude. The template spectrum is convolved with this filter to synthesize a magnitude. The options are g, r, i, because this filter should overlap with the wavelength coverage of Bino/Hecto. If the template does not fully cover the selected filter, the normalization can be off.
Aperture type and width: Select the shape and size of your spectral extraction aperture. For example you might choose 'round' and 1.5 arcsec for the Hectospec fiber, or 'rectangular' and width=1.0 arcsec, height=2.0 arcsec for a Binospec 1 arcsec slit on a small object where you expect to extract in a window of 2 arcsec in the spatial direction. The width should match your slit width. Larger height will include more light from the object but also more noise from sky flux.
Airmass: airmass of observation (affects extinction).
Plot spectrum / flux : you will get a plot of SNR per resolution element (ie per slitwidth) vs wavelength and a plot of either counts or flux vs wavelength. It may take a couple of seconds for the plot to refresh.
It is best to use a template that fully covers the region you want to observe and the bandfilter you are normalizing the spectrum with. For example, if you take an SDSS-gals spiral spectrum (starts at 3800 A in rest frame), put it at redshift 0.7, and try to normalize it to mag=22 in the g-band, it may not work, because the redshifted spectrum doesn't cover the g filter. But if you normalize it to mag=22 in r-band, it should work.
If you're having trouble with the wavelength coverage for redshifted objects, try using the Kinney-Calzetti templates, as they extend well into the rest UV.
ETC calculator code by Michael Kurtz<EMAIL_ADDRESS>MMT help page maintained by Ben Weiner, bjw@mmto.org.


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Buld interactive calendar with the JavaScript tui-calendar library.
calendar( defaultView = c("week", "month", "day"), defaultDate = NULL, taskView = FALSE, scheduleView = TRUE, useDetailPopup = TRUE, useCreationPopup = FALSE, readOnly = TRUE, useNav = FALSE, bttnOpts = bttn_options(), usageStatistics = FALSE, width = NULL, height = NULL, elementId = NULL )
| defaultView | Default view of calendar. The default value is 'week', other possible values are 'month' and 'day'. |
|---|---|
| defaultDate | Default date for displaying calendar. |
| taskView | Show the milestone and task in weekly, daily view. The default value is true. If the value is a vector, it can be 'milestone', 'task'. |
| scheduleView | Show the all day and time grid in weekly, daily view. The default value is false. If the value is a vector, it can be 'allday', 'time'. |
| useDetailPopup | Logical. Display a pop-up on click with detailled informations about schedules. |
| useCreationPopup | Logical. Allow user to create schedules with a pop-up. |
| readOnly | Calendar is read-only mode and a user can't create and modify any schedule. The default value is true. |
| useNav | Add navigation buttons to got to previous or next period, or return to 'today'. |
| bttnOpts | Options tu customize buttons (only if |
| usageStatistics | Toast UI collect statistics on the use of open source via Google Analytics,
set to |
| width | A numeric input in pixels. |
| height | A numeric input in pixels. |
| elementId | Use an explicit element ID for the widget. |


To use a tripcode, add a # in your name. After the #, add the password for the tripcode.
The server will apply a hash to the password and display the hashed password.
To use a secure tripcode, add ## in your name and a password. A secure tripcode will generate a random text to be displayed that will only be used if your password matches.
If you wish to display your global or board role when posting, you can put #rs in your name, like a tripcode, case insensitive. This will prevent you from using a tripcode.
You can also enable an always use role signature rule in your account settings.
When posting you can use some tools that will enhance its text in HTML.
If you add a > in the start of a line, it will greentext the text until it finds a new line.
Example:
>le ebin upboat :^) -> >le ebin upboat :^)
If you write >> and then a number to a posting, it will create a link to this post in the board you are posting and add a tooltip with the post preview if you have javascript enabled.
>>50 -> >>50
If you write >>> and then add a board name between slashes, it will create a link to the board.
>>>/cancer/ -> >>>/cancer/
It is also possible to quote posts from another boards. Just add the posting number after the board name.
>>>/cancer/50 -> >>>/cancer/50
[spoiler]the game[/spoiler] -> the game
**this also works** -> this also works
==SRZ BIZNIZ== -> SRZ BIZNIZ
''italics'' -> italics
'''bold''' -> bold
__underline__ -> underline
~~strikethrough~~ -> strikethrough
[aa] for japanese characters
[code] tags if enabled by board owner
If you post a url starting with either http or https, it will automatically be linked.
http://bot.net -> http://bot.net


PART V. OUTDOOR ADVERTISING
Cross References
Regulation by counties, see §§445-111 to 121.
Law Journals and Reviews
Metromedia, Inc. v. City of San Diego: The Conflict Between Aesthetic Zoning and Commercial Speech Protection; Hawaii's Billboard Law Under Fire, Note, 5 UH L. Rev. 79.
§264-71 Definitions. For the purpose of this part, if not inconsistent with the context:
"Department" means the department of transportation.
"Director" means the director of transportation.
"Outdoor advertising" means any device which is:
[(1)] A writing, picture, painting, light, model, display, emblem, sign, billboard, or similar device situated outdoors, which is so designed that it draws the attention of persons on any federal-aid or state highway, to any property, services, entertainment, or amusement, bought, sold, rented, hired, offered, or otherwise traded in by any person, or to the place or person where or by whom such buying, selling, renting, hiring, offering or other trading is carried on;
[(2)] A sign, billboard, poster, notice, bill, or word or words in writing situated outdoors and so designed that it draws the attention of and is read by persons on any federal-aid or state highway; or
[(3)] A sign, billboard, writing, symbol, or emblem made of lights, or a devise or design made of lights so designed that its primary function is not giving light, which is situated outdoors and draws the attention of persons on any federal-aid or state highway. [L 1966, c 45, pt of §2; HRS §264-71]
Revision Note
Numeric designations deleted.


@vrembem/input
A component for displaying form input elements.
vrembem
input
Login Form
Email address
Password
Submit Form
Address Form
Street address
City
State
Washington
Oregon
California
Zip
Submit Form
Contact Form
Full name
Email address
Phone
Message
Submit Form


Close the menu
By default, the menu only closes after clicking on the still visible part of the page.
The plugin also automatically binds a click
event to every A
that links to the page:
Close the menu
Close it manually
Trigger the close
custom event to close the menu manually:
$("#my-menu").trigger("close");
That's it, you're now ready to create a slick app look-alike sliding menu for your mobile website.


AMERICAN HISTORY X A film review by Matt Williams
RATING: * * * 1/2* out of * * * *
American History X is a powerful examination of the destructive allure of racism and hatred. Bolstered by some impressive performances, paints a vivid picture of how mindless hatred can tear society, and an individual family, apart.
 As a youth, he teamed up with a local white supremacist, Cameron Alexander (Stacy Keach), and organized a powerful skinhead gang in Venice Beach.
However, after committing murder in an ideologically racist zeal, Derek is sent to prison. While there, he reevaluates his life, and years later, returns home a changed man.
What he finds there frightens him. His young brother, Danny (Edward Furlong), idolizes him, and has followed in his footsteps. Danny has become a virulent skinhead, even turning in a school book report on Mein Kampf. Derek's must struggle to reclaim his brother from the same depths of hatred which ruined his own life.
The heart of this movie is Edward Norton, and he delivers a powerful performance. It's a gutsy move to make his initially racist character so compelling to begin with. There's even a point where the movie gets seductively close to endorsing the "white power" platform. However, soon the bottom drops off into a well of self-destructive hatred. Norton is able to show the full evolution of his character, from the innocent, to the hate-filled youth, to the regretful adult...all with a believable intensity.
Many of the actors in the supporting cast are excellent as well. Avery Brooks portrays a passionate high school principal who's not willing to give up on his misguided students. Edward Furlong gives a layered performance as Danny, much better than his one-note sappiness in Pecker... perhaps there's a good actor in there after all.
Director Tony Kaye (who wanted his name taken off this film due to editorial differences) also served as the film's cinematographer, and there his talents truly shined. From the film's effective use of black and white flashback sequences, to a well-handled slow-motion water motif, the film is always visually stimulating.
The overall message of the film might smack a bit of self-importance (particularly when considering the film's conclusion). However, although a few excesses are made, the film does have a deserving message, which it effectively delivers.
American History X is a moving and involving film, tackling the tough subject of racism in America, displaying its causes and allures, as well as its ultimate senselessness.
Copyright 1998 Matt Williams
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delete(projectId, datasetId, tableId)
Deletes the table specified by tableId from the dataset. If the table contains data, all the data will be deleted.
get(projectId, datasetId, tableId)
Gets the specified table resource by table ID. This method does not return the data in the table, it only returns the table resource, which describes the structure of this table.
insert(projectId, datasetId, body)
Creates a new, empty table in the dataset.
list(projectId, datasetId, pageToken=None, maxResults=None)
Lists all tables in the specified dataset.
list_next(previous_request, previous_response)
Retrieves the next page of results.
patch(projectId, datasetId, tableId, body)
Updates information in an existing table, specified by tableId. This method supports patch semantics.
update(projectId, datasetId, tableId, body)
Updates information in an existing table, specified by tableId.
delete(projectId, datasetId, tableId)
Deletes the table specified by tableId from the dataset. If the table contains data, all the data will be deleted. Args: projectId: string, Project ID of the table to delete (required) datasetId: string, Dataset ID of the table to delete (required) tableId: string, Table ID of the table to delete (required)
get(projectId, datasetId, tableId)
Gets the specified table resource by table ID. This method does not return the data in the table, it only returns the table resource, which describes the structure of this table. Args: projectId: string, Project ID of the requested table (required) datasetId: string, Dataset ID of the requested table (required) tableId: string, Table ID of the requested table (required) Returns: An object of the form: { "kind": "bigquery#table", # [Output-only] The type of the resource. "lastModifiedTime": "A String", # [Output-only] The time when this table was last modified, in milliseconds since the epoch. "description": "A String", # [Optional] A user-friendly description of this table. "creationTime": "A String", # [Output-only] The time when this table was created, in milliseconds since the epoch. "tableReference": { # [Required] Reference describing the ID of this table. "projectId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the project billed for storage of the table. "tableId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the table. "datasetId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the dataset containing the table. }, "numRows": "A String", # [Output-only] The number of rows of data in this table. "numBytes": "A String", # [Output-only] The size of the table in bytes. "etag": "A String", # [Output-only] A hash of this resource. "friendlyName": "A String", # [Optional] A descriptive name for this table. "expirationTime": "A String", # [Optional] The time when this table expires, in milliseconds since the epoch. If not present, the table will persist indefinitely. Expired tables will be deleted and their storage reclaimed. "id": "A String", # [Output-only] An opaque ID uniquely identifying the table. "selfLink": "A String", # [Output-only] A URL that can be used to access this resource again. "schema": { # [Optional] Describes the schema of this table. "fields": [ # Describes the fields in a table. { "fields": [ # [Optional] Describes nested fields when type is RECORD. # Object with schema name: TableFieldSchema ], "type": "A String", # [Required] Data type of the field. "mode": "A String", # [Optional] Mode of the field (whether or not it can be null. Default is NULLABLE. "name": "A String", # [Required] Name of the field. }, ], }, }
insert(projectId, datasetId, body)
Creates a new, empty table in the dataset. Args: projectId: string, Project ID of the new table (required) datasetId: string, Dataset ID of the new table (required) body: object, The request body. (required) The object takes the form of: { "kind": "bigquery#table", # [Output-only] The type of the resource. "lastModifiedTime": "A String", # [Output-only] The time when this table was last modified, in milliseconds since the epoch. "description": "A String", # [Optional] A user-friendly description of this table. "creationTime": "A String", # [Output-only] The time when this table was created, in milliseconds since the epoch. "tableReference": { # [Required] Reference describing the ID of this table. "projectId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the project billed for storage of the table. "tableId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the table. "datasetId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the dataset containing the table. }, "numRows": "A String", # [Output-only] The number of rows of data in this table. "numBytes": "A String", # [Output-only] The size of the table in bytes. "etag": "A String", # [Output-only] A hash of this resource. "friendlyName": "A String", # [Optional] A descriptive name for this table. "expirationTime": "A String", # [Optional] The time when this table expires, in milliseconds since the epoch. If not present, the table will persist indefinitely. Expired tables will be deleted and their storage reclaimed. "id": "A String", # [Output-only] An opaque ID uniquely identifying the table. "selfLink": "A String", # [Output-only] A URL that can be used to access this resource again. "schema": { # [Optional] Describes the schema of this table. "fields": [ # Describes the fields in a table. { "fields": [ # [Optional] Describes nested fields when type is RECORD. # Object with schema name: TableFieldSchema ], "type": "A String", # [Required] Data type of the field. "mode": "A String", # [Optional] Mode of the field (whether or not it can be null. Default is NULLABLE. "name": "A String", # [Required] Name of the field. }, ], }, } Returns: An object of the form: { "kind": "bigquery#table", # [Output-only] The type of the resource. "lastModifiedTime": "A String", # [Output-only] The time when this table was last modified, in milliseconds since the epoch. "description": "A String", # [Optional] A user-friendly description of this table. "creationTime": "A String", # [Output-only] The time when this table was created, in milliseconds since the epoch. "tableReference": { # [Required] Reference describing the ID of this table. "projectId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the project billed for storage of the table. "tableId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the table. "datasetId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the dataset containing the table. }, "numRows": "A String", # [Output-only] The number of rows of data in this table. "numBytes": "A String", # [Output-only] The size of the table in bytes. "etag": "A String", # [Output-only] A hash of this resource. "friendlyName": "A String", # [Optional] A descriptive name for this table. "expirationTime": "A String", # [Optional] The time when this table expires, in milliseconds since the epoch. If not present, the table will persist indefinitely. Expired tables will be deleted and their storage reclaimed. "id": "A String", # [Output-only] An opaque ID uniquely identifying the table. "selfLink": "A String", # [Output-only] A URL that can be used to access this resource again. "schema": { # [Optional] Describes the schema of this table. "fields": [ # Describes the fields in a table. { "fields": [ # [Optional] Describes nested fields when type is RECORD. # Object with schema name: TableFieldSchema ], "type": "A String", # [Required] Data type of the field. "mode": "A String", # [Optional] Mode of the field (whether or not it can be null. Default is NULLABLE. "name": "A String", # [Required] Name of the field. }, ], }, }
list(projectId, datasetId, pageToken=None, maxResults=None)
Lists all tables in the specified dataset. Args: projectId: string, Project ID of the tables to list (required) datasetId: string, Dataset ID of the tables to list (required) pageToken: string, Page token, returned by a previous call, to request the next page of results maxResults: integer, Maximum number of results to return Returns: An object of the form: { "nextPageToken": "A String", # A token to request the next page of results. "tables": [ # Tables in the requested dataset. { "friendlyName": "A String", # The user-friendly name for this table. "kind": "bigquery#table", # The resource type. "id": "A String", # An opaque ID of the table "tableReference": { # A reference uniquely identifying the table. "projectId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the project billed for storage of the table. "tableId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the table. "datasetId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the dataset containing the table. }, }, ], "kind": "bigquery#tableList", # The type of list. "etag": "A String", # A hash of this page of results. "totalItems": 42, # The total number of tables in the dataset. }
list_next(previous_request, previous_response)
Retrieves the next page of results. Args: previous_request: The request for the previous page. (required) previous_response: The response from the request for the previous page. (required) Returns: A request object that you can call 'execute()' on to request the next page. Returns None if there are no more items in the collection.
patch(projectId, datasetId, tableId, body)
Updates information in an existing table, specified by tableId. This method supports patch semantics. Args: projectId: string, Project ID of the table to update (required) datasetId: string, Dataset ID of the table to update (required) tableId: string, Table ID of the table to update (required) body: object, The request body. (required) The object takes the form of: { "kind": "bigquery#table", # [Output-only] The type of the resource. "lastModifiedTime": "A String", # [Output-only] The time when this table was last modified, in milliseconds since the epoch. "description": "A String", # [Optional] A user-friendly description of this table. "creationTime": "A String", # [Output-only] The time when this table was created, in milliseconds since the epoch. "tableReference": { # [Required] Reference describing the ID of this table. "projectId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the project billed for storage of the table. "tableId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the table. "datasetId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the dataset containing the table. }, "numRows": "A String", # [Output-only] The number of rows of data in this table. "numBytes": "A String", # [Output-only] The size of the table in bytes. "etag": "A String", # [Output-only] A hash of this resource. "friendlyName": "A String", # [Optional] A descriptive name for this table. "expirationTime": "A String", # [Optional] The time when this table expires, in milliseconds since the epoch. If not present, the table will persist indefinitely. Expired tables will be deleted and their storage reclaimed. "id": "A String", # [Output-only] An opaque ID uniquely identifying the table. "selfLink": "A String", # [Output-only] A URL that can be used to access this resource again. "schema": { # [Optional] Describes the schema of this table. "fields": [ # Describes the fields in a table. { "fields": [ # [Optional] Describes nested fields when type is RECORD. # Object with schema name: TableFieldSchema ], "type": "A String", # [Required] Data type of the field. "mode": "A String", # [Optional] Mode of the field (whether or not it can be null. Default is NULLABLE. "name": "A String", # [Required] Name of the field. }, ], }, } Returns: An object of the form: { "kind": "bigquery#table", # [Output-only] The type of the resource. "lastModifiedTime": "A String", # [Output-only] The time when this table was last modified, in milliseconds since the epoch. "description": "A String", # [Optional] A user-friendly description of this table. "creationTime": "A String", # [Output-only] The time when this table was created, in milliseconds since the epoch. "tableReference": { # [Required] Reference describing the ID of this table. "projectId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the project billed for storage of the table. "tableId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the table. "datasetId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the dataset containing the table. }, "numRows": "A String", # [Output-only] The number of rows of data in this table. "numBytes": "A String", # [Output-only] The size of the table in bytes. "etag": "A String", # [Output-only] A hash of this resource. "friendlyName": "A String", # [Optional] A descriptive name for this table. "expirationTime": "A String", # [Optional] The time when this table expires, in milliseconds since the epoch. If not present, the table will persist indefinitely. Expired tables will be deleted and their storage reclaimed. "id": "A String", # [Output-only] An opaque ID uniquely identifying the table. "selfLink": "A String", # [Output-only] A URL that can be used to access this resource again. "schema": { # [Optional] Describes the schema of this table. "fields": [ # Describes the fields in a table. { "fields": [ # [Optional] Describes nested fields when type is RECORD. # Object with schema name: TableFieldSchema ], "type": "A String", # [Required] Data type of the field. "mode": "A String", # [Optional] Mode of the field (whether or not it can be null. Default is NULLABLE. "name": "A String", # [Required] Name of the field. }, ], }, }
update(projectId, datasetId, tableId, body)
Updates information in an existing table, specified by tableId. Args: projectId: string, Project ID of the table to update (required) datasetId: string, Dataset ID of the table to update (required) tableId: string, Table ID of the table to update (required) body: object, The request body. (required) The object takes the form of: { "kind": "bigquery#table", # [Output-only] The type of the resource. "lastModifiedTime": "A String", # [Output-only] The time when this table was last modified, in milliseconds since the epoch. "description": "A String", # [Optional] A user-friendly description of this table. "creationTime": "A String", # [Output-only] The time when this table was created, in milliseconds since the epoch. "tableReference": { # [Required] Reference describing the ID of this table. "projectId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the project billed for storage of the table. "tableId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the table. "datasetId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the dataset containing the table. }, "numRows": "A String", # [Output-only] The number of rows of data in this table. "numBytes": "A String", # [Output-only] The size of the table in bytes. "etag": "A String", # [Output-only] A hash of this resource. "friendlyName": "A String", # [Optional] A descriptive name for this table. "expirationTime": "A String", # [Optional] The time when this table expires, in milliseconds since the epoch. If not present, the table will persist indefinitely. Expired tables will be deleted and their storage reclaimed. "id": "A String", # [Output-only] An opaque ID uniquely identifying the table. "selfLink": "A String", # [Output-only] A URL that can be used to access this resource again. "schema": { # [Optional] Describes the schema of this table. "fields": [ # Describes the fields in a table. { "fields": [ # [Optional] Describes nested fields when type is RECORD. # Object with schema name: TableFieldSchema ], "type": "A String", # [Required] Data type of the field. "mode": "A String", # [Optional] Mode of the field (whether or not it can be null. Default is NULLABLE. "name": "A String", # [Required] Name of the field. }, ], }, } Returns: An object of the form: { "kind": "bigquery#table", # [Output-only] The type of the resource. "lastModifiedTime": "A String", # [Output-only] The time when this table was last modified, in milliseconds since the epoch. "description": "A String", # [Optional] A user-friendly description of this table. "creationTime": "A String", # [Output-only] The time when this table was created, in milliseconds since the epoch. "tableReference": { # [Required] Reference describing the ID of this table. "projectId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the project billed for storage of the table. "tableId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the table. "datasetId": "A String", # [Required] ID of the dataset containing the table. }, "numRows": "A String", # [Output-only] The number of rows of data in this table. "numBytes": "A String", # [Output-only] The size of the table in bytes. "etag": "A String", # [Output-only] A hash of this resource. "friendlyName": "A String", # [Optional] A descriptive name for this table. "expirationTime": "A String", # [Optional] The time when this table expires, in milliseconds since the epoch. If not present, the table will persist indefinitely. Expired tables will be deleted and their storage reclaimed. "id": "A String", # [Output-only] An opaque ID uniquely identifying the table. "selfLink": "A String", # [Output-only] A URL that can be used to access this resource again. "schema": { # [Optional] Describes the schema of this table. "fields": [ # Describes the fields in a table. { "fields": [ # [Optional] Describes nested fields when type is RECORD. # Object with schema name: TableFieldSchema ], "type": "A String", # [Required] Data type of the field. "mode": "A String", # [Optional] Mode of the field (whether or not it can be null. Default is NULLABLE. "name": "A String", # [Required] Name of the field. }, ], }, }


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in case of a draw, the artist report should consider the top artist to be the one added earliest
Too few invocations for: 1 * app.console.render { View view -> view.items == ["Artist Report", new Report(data:["Number of artists":"6", "Top artist":"Lana Del Rey", "Number of vinyls by Lana Del Rey": "1", "Number of songs by Lana Del Rey":"3"] ) ] } (0 invocations) Unmatched invocations (ordered by similarity): 1 * <Console>.render(View: [(error) No such property: result for class: carlosgsouza.vinylshop.controller.ReportController]) at org.spockframework.mock.runtime.InteractionScope.verifyInteractions(InteractionScope.java:78) at org.spockframework.mock.runtime.MockController.leaveScope(MockController.java:76) at carlosgsouza.vinylshop.functional.v2.ReportFunctionalSpec.in case of a draw, the artist report should consider the top artist to be the one added earliest(ReportFunctionalSpec.groovy:36)
in case of a draw, the genre report should consider the top artist to be the one added earliest
Too few invocations for: 1 * app.console.render { View view -> view.items == ["Genre Report", new Report(data:["Number of genres":"4", "Top genre":"Pop", "Number of Pop vinyls": "2", "Number of Pop songs":"6"] ) ] } (0 invocations) Unmatched invocations (ordered by similarity): 1 * <Console>.render(View: [(error) No such property: minId for class: carlosgsouza.vinylshop.controller.ReportController]) at org.spockframework.mock.runtime.InteractionScope.verifyInteractions(InteractionScope.java:78) at org.spockframework.mock.runtime.MockController.leaveScope(MockController.java:76) at carlosgsouza.vinylshop.functional.v2.ReportFunctionalSpec.in case of a draw, the genre report should consider the top artist to be the one added earliest(ReportFunctionalSpec.groovy:59)
should show a genre report
Too few invocations for: 1 * app.console.render { View view -> view.items == ["Genre Report", new Report(data:["Number of genres":"4", "Top genre":"Rock", "Number of Rock vinyls": "3", "Number of Rock songs":"7"] ) ] } (0 invocations) Unmatched invocations (ordered by similarity): 1 * <Console>.render(View: [(error) No such property: minId for class: carlosgsouza.vinylshop.controller.ReportController]) at org.spockframework.mock.runtime.InteractionScope.verifyInteractions(InteractionScope.java:78) at org.spockframework.mock.runtime.MockController.leaveScope(MockController.java:76) at carlosgsouza.vinylshop.functional.v2.ReportFunctionalSpec.should show a genre report(ReportFunctionalSpec.groovy:46)
should show an artist report
Too few invocations for: 1 * app.console.render { View view -> view.items == ["Artist Report", new Report(data:["Number of artists":"6", "Top artist":"Pearl Jam", "Number of vinyls by Pearl Jam": "2", "Number of songs by Pearl Jam":"5"] ) ] } (0 invocations) Unmatched invocations (ordered by similarity): 1 * <Console>.render(View: [(error) No such property: result for class: carlosgsouza.vinylshop.controller.ReportController]) at org.spockframework.mock.runtime.InteractionScope.verifyInteractions(InteractionScope.java:78) at org.spockframework.mock.runtime.MockController.leaveScope(MockController.java:76) at carlosgsouza.vinylshop.functional.v2.ReportFunctionalSpec.should show an artist report(ReportFunctionalSpec.groovy:23)
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| Test | Duration | Result |
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| in case of a draw, the artist report should consider the top artist to be the one added earliest | 0.032s | failed |
| in case of a draw, the genre report should consider the top artist to be the one added earliest | 0.020s | failed |
| should show a genre report | 0.038s | failed |
| should show an artist report | 0.021s | failed |
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[Lana Del Rey, Vinyls:[Born to Die], Bruno Mars, Vinyls:[Unorthodox Jukebox], Pearl Jam, Vinyls:[Lightning Bolt, Backspacer], Angra, Vinyls:[Temple of Shadows], Luan Santana, Vinyls:[Quando Chega a Noite], Coldplay, Vinyls:[Parachutes]] [Lana Del Rey, Vinyls:[Born to Die], Bruno Mars, Vinyls:[Unorthodox Jukebox], Pearl Jam, Vinyls:[Lightning Bolt, Backspacer], Angra, Vinyls:[Temple of Shadows], Luan Santana, Vinyls:[Quando Chega a Noite], Coldplay, Vinyls:[Parachutes]]


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Select2 allows you to change the way that the dropdown works, allowing you to do anything from attach it to a different location in the document or add a search box.
By default, Select2 will attach the dropdown to the end of the body and will absolutely position it to appear below the selection container.
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When the dropdown is attached to the body, you are not limited to just displaying the dropdown below the container. Select2 will display above the container if there is not enough space below the container, but there is enough space above it. You are also not limited to displaying the dropdown within the parent container, which means Select2 will render correctly inside of modals and other small containers.
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When working with smaller data sets, the search box can take up more space that is necessary, as there are not enough results for filtering to be effective. Select2 allows you to only display the search box when the number of search results reaches a certain threshold.
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SelectOnClose
Select2 will automatically close the dropdown when an element is selected, similar to what is done with a normal select box. This behavior can be changed though to keep the dropdown open when results are selected, allowing for multiple options to be selected quickly.
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key is held down when the result is selected.


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After my past couple of posts on Text Editors (which turned out to be fairly popular by the way), quite a few people suggested I tried e-TextEditor. I had already mentioned that I knew about it but had not actually tried it, so I decided to give it a quick spin to the trial download today and see how I liked it.
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Yep. The editing window never gets fully repainted so I just stare at the background all the time. Well, actually I can see the caret blink and move around when I type, but that's about it.
Hard to try it when you can't see what you type in it, but hopefully it is just a funky bug that will get fixed in a future beta. I did look around the support forums a bit but didn't see anything too obvious that looked like my problem. I'll look at it again later on when perhaps the problem has been corrected.


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Programming Arduino with colorimeter firmware¶
Note: If you received a pre-programmed Arduino with your colorimeter kit you can skip this step.
- Download the Arduino colorimeter firmware from http://www.iorodeo.com/software/colorimeter.
- Unzip the downloaded file to a known location. After unzipping, you should see an “colorimeter_firmware” folder containing the different files used by the firmware.
- Connect your Arduino board to the computer, start the Arduino IDE (installation instructions available at: http://arduino.cc/en/Guide/HomePage) and open the main firmware file “firmware.pde”. This file should compile without needing to download additional libraries.
- Select the Arduino Uno board model
- Select the serial port it is using (under “Tools” menu of the Arduino IDE)
- Upload the colorimeter firmware to the Arduino board [1].
Footnotes
| [1] | More detailed instructions for using the Arduino IDE can be found at http://arduino.cc/en/Guide/Environment |


Eevee has fairly decent stats for Petit Cup standards, being balanced across the board. Eevee is also one of the few Pokemon in the format to have Quick Attack, which gives it good revenge-killing properties against threats like Abra and Diglett. However, Eevee's balanced stats make it a "jack of all trades, master of none" sort of Pokemon, not really excelling in anything. In addition, Eevee tends to compete with Rattata for a Normal-type sweeper, who has slightly higher Attack and Speed, as well as access to Focus Energy and Quick Attack, which makes it quite effective in Stadium. To make matters worse, Eevee has no coverage whatsoever, being strictly limited to Normal-type moves. This makes Gastly a hard counter, not to mention Rock-types like Geodude and Omanyte. Eevee also tends to have issues breaking past Reflect users, in part due to it being a strictly physical attacker. Overall, while Eevee can deal decent damage off of its STABs, that's the full extent of its capabilities.
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This set is pretty much the full extent of what Eevee can offer. Body Slam is long and far its best STAB, spreading paralysis. It also always has at least a chance to 2HKOing Abra and Diglett; for example, Eevee has a 15% chance at L25 against an L30 Abra. Should Eevee be at least L27, the chances are very favorable for both threats. Quick Attack is crucial for finishing off weakened ones, dealing around 20% to them on average. If Eevee has a significant level advantage against Abra or Diglett, Quick Attack can be used after Body Slam for a KO; L30 is recommended to abuse this. This also gives Eevee excellent general revenge killing capabilities against a variety of threats, such as Charmander, who tends to run rampant late-game with its terrifying Dragon Rage and Slash. Rest can be used to provide Eevee with staying power while abusing Stadium Sleep Clause. In this case, using Double Team alongside it can make Eevee a lot more difficult to take down, as well as make using Rest safer.
Mimic gives Eevee an opportunity to find coverage, which is the only way Eevee can hurt Gastly and the Rock-types of the format. Given its bulk, Eevee should be able to effectively pull it off unless something like Machop is in the equation. Substitute can be used to block status, preventing threats such as Pikachu from paralyzing it. Reflect can be used to make Eevee take hits more effectively, which notably helps against Machop, as it ensures Submission will be a 3HKO at best. However, Double Team can be effective in this role instead, as Submission has unreliable accuracy in the first place.
Gastly: Gastly is immune to Normal-type moves, which alone makes this matchup very one-sided. Just switching in Gastly is enough to brutally ruin Eevee's day. The only way Eevee can win against Gastly is through absurd luck with Stadium Struggle, or using Mimic and pulling Psychic or Earthquake.
Rock-types: Omanyte and Geodude are particularly brutal here, possessing absurd Defense stats for the format as well as resisting Eevee's STABs. Both effortlessly wall Eevee and KO it with a sequence of STAB attacks. Like with Gastly, the only way to win is a lucky Mimic.
Machop: Machop can 2HKO Eevee with Submission, with a KO not giving it recoil in Stadium mechanics. To optimize this, Body Slam can be used first to put it in range. Eevee can only deal around 33% with Body Slam, which while a 57.2% chance to 3HKO, makes this matchup less than favorable if it hasn't used Double Team prior. It should be noted that Double Team adds a good deal of volatility to this matchup, as Submission's accuracy isn't exactly stellar, which can give Eevee potential to win through sheer STAB damage output. Machop can also use Low Kick for consistency, though it needs to be L30 for this to be consistent across all of Eevee's levels. For instance, Eevee can be L28 to avoid the 2HKO from an L25 Machop.
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