registerQuery
Model
Constructor that allows us create a static query with the option to build dynamic queries as seen in the third example. This construct is a passthrough to SPServices
registerQuery([queryOptions]);
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| [queryOptions] | object | Optional options to pass through to the dataService. |
| queryOptions.name | string | Optional name of the new query (recommended but will default to 'Primary' if not specified) (default: defaultQueryName) |
| queryOptions.operation | string | Defaults to GetListItemChangesSinceToken but for a smaller payload and faster response you can use GetListItems. (default: "GetListItemChangesSinceToken") |
| queryOptions.cacheXML | boolean | Typically don't need to store the XML response because it has already been parsed into JS objects. (default: false) |
| [queryOptions.offlineXML] | string | Optionally reference a specific XML file to use for this query instead of using the shared XML file used by all queries on this model. Useful to mock custom query results. |
| [queryOptions.query] | string | CAML Query - Josh McCarty has a good quick reference here |
| [queryOptions.queryOptions] | string | // Default options '<QueryOptions>' + ' <IncludeMandatoryColumns>' + 'FALSE' + '</IncludeMandatoryColumns>' + ' <IncludeAttachmentUrls>' + 'TRUE' + '</IncludeAttachmentUrls>' + ' <IncludeAttachmentVersion>' + 'FALSE' + '</IncludeAttachmentVersion>' + ' <ExpandUserField>' + 'FALSE' + '</ExpandUserField>' + '</QueryOptions>', |
| object | Query Returns a new query object. |
// Query to retrieve the most recent 25 modifications model.registerQuery({ name: 'recentChanges', CAMLRowLimit: 25, query: '' + '<Query>' + ' <OrderBy>' + ' <FieldRef Name="Modified" Ascending="FALSE"/>' + ' </OrderBy>' + //Prevents any records from being returned if user doesn't // have permissions on project ' <Where>' + ' <IsNotNull>' + ' <FieldRef Name="Project"/>' + ' </IsNotNull>' + ' </Where>' + '</Query>' });
// Could be placed on the projectModel and creates the query but doesn't // call it projectModel.registerQuery({ name: 'primary', query: '' + '<Query>' + ' <OrderBy>' + ' <FieldRef Name="Title" Ascending="TRUE"/>' + ' </OrderBy>' + '</Query>' }); //To call the query or check for changes since the last call projectModel.executeQuery('primary').then(function(entities) { // We now have a reference to array of entities stored in the local // cache. These inherit from the ListItem prototype as well as the // Project prototype on the model $scope.projects = entities; });
// Advanced functionality that would allow us to dynamically create // queries for list items with a lookup field associated with a specific // project id. Let's assume this is on the projectTasksModel. model.queryByProjectId(projectId) { // Unique query name var queryKey = 'pid' + projectId;// Register project query if it doesn't exist if (!_.isObject(model.queries[queryKey])) { model.registerQuery({ name: queryKey, query: '' + '<Query>' + ' <OrderBy>' + ' <FieldRef Name="ID" Ascending="TRUE"/>' + ' </OrderBy>' + ' <Where>' + ' <And>' + // Prevents any records from being returned //if user doesn't have permissions on project ' <IsNotNull>' + ' <FieldRef Name="Project"/>' + ' </IsNotNull>' + // Return all records for the project matching // param projectId ' <Eq>' + ' <FieldRef Name="Project" LookupId="TRUE"/>' + ' <Value Type="Lookup">' + projectId + '</Value>' + ' </Eq>' + ' </And>' + ' </Where>' + '</Query>' }); } //Still using execute query but now we have a custom query return model.executeQuery(queryKey);
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Interface IContainerManager
Interface for a container manager.
Namespace: Fibula.Items.Contracts.Abstractions
Assembly: Fibula.Items.Contracts.dll
Syntax
public interface IContainerManager
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceCloseContainer(UInt32, IContainerItem, Byte)
Performs a container close action for a player.
Declaration
void CloseContainer(uint forCreatureId, IContainerItem containerItem, byte atPosition)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.UInt32 | forCreatureId | The id of the creature for which the container is being closed. |
| IContainerItem | containerItem | The container being closed. |
| System.Byte | atPosition | The position in which to close the container, for the player. |
FindAllForCreature(UInt32)
Finds all the containers known by the specified creature.
Declaration
IEnumerable<IContainerItem> FindAllForCreature(uint creatureId)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.UInt32 | creatureId | The id of the creature. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<IContainerItem> | A collection of containers that the creature knows. |
FindForCreature(UInt32, IContainerItem)
Finds the position of a specified container as seen by a specific creature.
Declaration
byte FindForCreature(uint creatureId, IContainerItem container)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.UInt32 | creatureId | The id of the creature for which to find the container. |
| IContainerItem | container | The container to look for. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Byte | The position of container found, or UnsetContainerPosition> if not found. |
FindForCreature(UInt32, Byte)
Finds a container for a specific creature at the specified position.
Declaration
IContainerItem FindForCreature(uint creatureId, byte atPosition)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.UInt32 | creatureId | The id of the creature for which to find the container. |
| System.Byte | atPosition | The position at which to look for the container. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IContainerItem | The container found, or null if not found. |
OpenContainer(UInt32, IContainerItem, Byte)
Performs a container open action for a player.
Declaration
void OpenContainer(uint forCreatureId, IContainerItem containerItem, byte atPosition = 255)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.UInt32 | forCreatureId | The id of the creature for which the container is being opened. |
| IContainerItem | containerItem | The container being opened. |
| System.Byte | atPosition | The position in which to open the container, for the player. |


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Mirage
The Mirage service is responsible for analyzing selected time series at custom
time ranges when a time series seasonality does not fit within
settings.FULL_DURATION
. Mirage allows for testing of real time data
and algorithms in parallel to Analyzer. Mirage was inspired by Abe Stanway’s
Crucible and the desire to extend the temporal data pools available to Skyline
in an attempt to handle seasonality better, reduce noise and increase signal,
specifically on seasonal metrics.
An overview of Mirage
Mirage is fed specific user defined metrics by Analyzer when Analyzer triggers them as anomalous over a 24 hour period.
Mirage gets 7 days of time series data for the metric from Graphite and analyses the time series with the same 9 three-sigma algortihms as Analyzer does (and any additional custom algorithms).
If the instance is still found to be anomalous, Mirage forwards on any trained metrics to Ionosphere for further analysis or alerts if the metric is not trained.
Mirage does not have its own
ALERTS
settings it uses the samesettings.ALERTS
as Analyzer.Mirage also sends anomaly details to Panorama, like Analyzer does.
Fullsize overview image for a clearer picture.
Why Mirage?
Analyzer’s settings.FULL_DURATION
somewhat limits Analyzer’s usefulness
for metrics that have a seasonality / periodicity that is greater than
settings.FULL_DURATION
. This means Analyzer is not great in terms of
“seeing the bigger picture” when it comes to metrics that have a weekly pattern
as well as a daily patterns for example.
Increasing settings.FULL_DURATION
to anything above 24 hours (86400) is
not necessarily realistic or useful, because the greater the
settings.FULL_DURATION
, the greater memory required for Redis and the
longer Analyzer will take to run.
What Mirage can and cannot do
It is important to know that Mirage is not necessarily suited to making highly variable metrics less noisy e.g. spikey metrics.
Mirage is more useful on fairly constant rate metrics which contain known or expected seasonalities. For example take a metric such as office.energy.consumation.per.hour, this type of metric would most likely have 2 common seasonalities.
As an example we can use the Department of Education Sanctuary Buildings energy consumption public data set to demonstrate how Mirage and Analyzer views are different. The energy consumption in an office building is a good example of a multi-seasonal data set.
Office hour peaks
Out of hour troughs
Weekend troughs
Holidays
There could be summer and winter seasonality too
For now let us just consider the daily and weekly seasonality.
The difference between the Analyzer and Mirage views of a time series
Fullsize image for a clearer picture.
As we can see above, on a Saturday morning the energy consumption does not
increase as it normally does during the week days. Analyzer would probably find
the metric to be anomalous if settings.FULL_DURATION
was set to 86400 (24
hours), Saturday morning would seem anomalous.
However, if the metric’s alert tuple was set up with a
SECOND_ORDER_RESOLUTION_HOURS
of 168, Mirage would analyze the data point
against a week’s worth of data points and the Saturday and Sunday daytime data
points would have less probability of triggering as anomalous. The above
image is plotted as if the Mirage SECOND_ORDER_RESOLUTION_HOURS
was set to
172 hours just so that the trailing edges can be seen.
A real world example with tenfold.com
- blak3r2:
Our app logs phone calls for businesses and I want to be able to detect when VIP phone systems go down or act funny and begin flooding us with events. Our work load is very noisy from 9-5pm… where 9-5 is different for each customer depending on their workload so thresholding and modeling isn’t good.
- earthgecko:
Yes, Mirage is great at user defined seasonality, in your case weekday 9-5 peaks, evening drop offs, early morning and weekend lows - multi seasonal, Mirage is the ticket. Your best bet would be to try 7days (168) as your SECOND_ORDER_RESOLUTION_HOURS value for those app log metrics, however, you may get away with a 3 day window, it depends on the metrics really, but it may not be noisy at 3 days resolution, even at the weekends.
Mirage “smooths”
Mirage is a “tuning” tool for seasonal metrics and it is important to understand that Mirage is probably using aggregated/downsampled data (unless your Graphite is not using multiple retentions and aggregating) and due to this Mirage can lose some resolution if your metrics are set to aggregationMethod = average in Graphite, resulting in it being less sensitive to anomalies than Analyzer is.
So Mirage does some “smoothing” if the data is crossing a retention boundary and you have aggregations in Graphite. However it is analyzing the time series at the aggregated resolution so it is “smoothed” as the data point that Analyzer triggered on is ALSO aggregated in the time series resolution that Mirage is analyzing.
Intuitively one may think it may miss it in the aggregation then. This is true to an extent, but Analyzer will likely trigger multiple times if the metric IS anomalous, so when Analyzer pushes to Mirage again, each aggregation is more likely to trigger as anomalous, IF the metric anomalous at the user defined full duration. A little flattened maybe, a little lag maybe, but less noise, more signal.
Setting up and enabling Mirage
By default Mirage is disabled, various Mirage options can be configured in the
settings.py
file and Analyzer and Mirage can be configured as appropriate
for your environment.
For all the specific alert configurations see the Alerts page.
Mirage requires some directories as per settings.py
defines (these require
absolute path):
mkdir -p $MIRAGE_CHECK_PATH
mkdir -p $MIRAGE_DATA_FOLDER
Configure settings.py
with some settings.ALERTS
alert tuples that
have the SECOND_ORDER_RESOLUTION_HOURS
defined. For example below is an
Analyzer only settings.ALERTS
tuple that does not have Mirage enabled as
it has no SECOND_ORDER_RESOLUTION_HOURS
defined:
ALERTS = (
('stats_counts.http.rpm.publishers.*', 'smtp', 300), # --> Analyzer sends to alerter
)
To enable Analyzer to send the metric to Mirage we append the metric alert tuple
in settings.ALERTS
with the SECOND_ORDER_RESOLUTION_HOURS
value.
Below we have used 168 hours to get Mirage to analyze any anomalous metric
in the ‘stats_counts.http.rpm.publishers.*’ namespace using using 7 days worth
of time series data from Graphite:
ALERTS = (
# ('stats_counts.http.rpm.publishers.*', 'smtp', 300), # --> Analyzer sends to alerter
('stats_counts.http.rpm.publishers.*', 'smtp', 300, 168), # --> Analyzer sends to Mirage
)
Order Matters
Warning
It is important to note that Mirage enabled metric namespaces must be defined before non Mirage enabled metric namespace tuples as Analyzer uses the first alert tuple that matches.
So for example, with some annotation
ALERTS = (
('skyline', 'smtp', 1800),
('stats_counts.http.rpm.publishers.seasonal_pub1', 'smtp', 300, 168), # --> To Mirage
('stats_counts.http.rpm.publishers.seasonal_pub_freddy', 'smtp', 300, 168), # --> To Mirage
('stats_counts.http.rpm.publishers.*', 'smtp', 300), # --> To alerter
)
The above would ensure if Analyzer found seasonal_pub1 or seasonal_pub_freddy
anomalous, instead of firing an alert as it does for all other
stats_counts.http.rpm.publishers.*
, because they have 168 defined, Analyzer
sends the metric to Mirage.
The below would NOT have the desired effect of analysing the metrics seasonal_pub1 and seasonal_pub_freddy with Mirage
ALERTS = (
('skyline', 'smtp', 1800),
('stats_counts.http.rpm.publishers.*', 'smtp', 300), # --> To alerter
('stats_counts.http.rpm.publishers.seasonal_pub1', 'smtp', 300, 168), # --> NEVER gets reached
('stats_counts.http.rpm.publishers.seasonal_pub_freddy', 'smtp', 300, 168), # --> NEVER gets reached
)
Hopefully it is clear that the first stats_counts.http.rpm.publishers.*
alert tuple would route ALL to alerter and seasonal_pub1 and seasonal_pub_freddy
would never get sent to Mirage to be analyzed.
Enabling
And ensure that settings.py
has Mirage options enabled, specifically the
basic ones:
ENABLE_MIRAGE = True
ENABLE_FULL_DURATION_ALERTS = False
MIRAGE_ENABLE_ALERTS = True
Start Mirage and restart Analyzer:
cd skyline/bin
./mirage.d start
./analyzer.d restart
Rate limited
Mirage is rate limited to analyze 30 metrics per minute, this is by design and
desired. Surfacing data from Graphite and analyzing ~1000 data points in a
time series takes less than 1 second and is much less CPU intensive than
Analyzer in general, but it is probably sufficient to have 30 calls to Graphite
per minute. If a large number of metrics went anomalous, even with Mirage
discarding settings.MIRAGE_STALE_SECONDS
checks due to processing limit,
signals would still be sent.
Periodic Checks
Due to the fact that Analyzer feeds Mirage metrics to check when Analyzer finds
a Mirage metric anomalous, there are situations where a metric may change fairly
substantially over a period greater than settings.FULL_DURATION
, for
example over 36 hours. In these cases Analyser will not detect these changes as
anomalous and therefore Mirage will not have a chance to check them.
Periodic checks can be enabled on Mirage metric namespaces that are declared in
settings.MIRAGE_PERIODIC_CHECK_NAMESPACES
. It is not advisable to
analyse all Mirage metrics periodically as this would probably have a
significant impact on both Skyline and Graphite.
Periodic checks should only be run on Mirage key metrics. Periodic checks suit KPI metrics that are have fairly constant rate. Periodic checks should not be implemented on general server and app metrics.
It is important to note that the settings.MIRAGE_PERIODIC_CHECK_NAMESPACES
will match the exact string and dotted namespace elements as per
documented in settings.SKIP_LIST
.
The types of metrics that suit periodic checks are total/global metrics, summed metrics rather than individual metrics. The type of individual metrics that suit Mirage periodic checks are metrics like % disk space used on fairly consistent servers that are not expected to fluctuate too drastically over a period of days, like a DB server volume.
You definitely do not what to run all your server or app metrics through Mirage
periodic checks, unless you used some sane configuration in terms of setting a
reasonable settings.MIRAGE_PERIODIC_CHECK_INTERVAL
, you could send all
your metrics through Mirage over say a 4 hour period.
Say you have 10000 metrics and you want to periodically analyse them all with Mirage you could set them all to be analysed over a 6 hour period.
MIRAGE_PERIODIC_CHECK = True
MIRAGE_PERIODIC_CHECK_NAMESPACES = ['*']
MIRAGE_PERIODIC_CHECK_INTERVAL = 21600
This would result in Mirage surfacing and analysing 27 metrics per minute, so you need to consider the impact on your Graphite, bandwidth and CPU usage. However Mirage will prioritise real time checks received from Analyzer over periodic checks and periodic checks will be queued to ensure real time analysis is not affected by periodic checks.
What Mirage does
If Analyzer finds a metric to be anomalous at
settings.FULL_DURATION
and the metric alert tuple hasSECOND_ORDER_RESOLUTION_HOURS
andsettings.ENABLE_MIRAGE
isTrue
, Analyzer will push the metric variables to the Mirage check file.Mirage watches for added check files.
When a check is found, Mirage determines what the configured
SECOND_ORDER_RESOLUTION_HOURS
is for the metric from the tuple insettings.ALERTS
Mirage queries graphite to surface the json data for the metric time series at
SECOND_ORDER_RESOLUTION_HOURS
.Mirage then analyses the retrieved metric time series against the configured
settings.MIRAGE_ALGORITHMS
.If a metric is an Ionosphere enabled metric, then Mirage does not alert, but hands the metric off to Ionosphere by adding an Ionosphere check file.
If the metric is anomalous over
SECOND_ORDER_RESOLUTION_HOURS
then alerts via the configured alerters for the matching metricsettings.ALERT
tuple and sets the metric alert key forEXPIRATION_TIME
seconds.Mirage will alert for a Mirage metric that has been returned from Ionosphere as anomalous having not matched any known features profile or layers.


False positives: Using the higher quality Application photos, false positive rates are highest in West and East African and East Asian people, and lowest in Eastern European individuals.
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Louis Tomlinson fans reckon he channelled Liam Gallagher for Children in Need
Louis took to the stage with new single We Made It this evening for Children In Need, and some fans think he had another star in mind for his performance's inspiration
by Will Twigger, Lily Waddell, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/will-twigger/, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/lily-waddell/Former One Direction star Louis Tomlinson held the Children In Need stage for a single track this evening, belting out We Made It from his new album.
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Stars Jay McGuinness, Kimberley Walsh, Matthew Kelly and Wendi Peters took their talents to the stage.
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The soap star, who plays Tiffany Butcher on Albert Square, worked her magic on the dance floor with her partner Kevin Clifton after gruelling training for a week ahead of the show.
Maisie had impressed fans and judges alike as head judge Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel Horwood, Bruno Tonioli and Motsi Mabuse voted her the winner.
She had competed against Ricky Champ (Stuart Highway), Louisa Lytton (Ruby Allen) and Rudolph Walker (Patrick Trueman) in the dazzling group dance.
Children in Need 2019 means the glamorous and fun Appeal Show will be taking over BBC One to celebrate the brave stories of children across the UK.
The show will be also raising funds to help young people around the nation and also show where the given funds go when helping those in need.
Hosts for the evening include Graham Norton , Tess , and Marvin and Rochelle Humes.
*Children in Need 2019 Appeal Show airs on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from 7pm on November 15, 2019.


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One of the first differences I found while studying JavaScript is that the only operation you can perform on strings is +, which is used for concatenating. On Ruby you can also use * to multiply the sentence or pieces of it. Like this:
i = 1 10.times do puts "*" * i i += 1 end
This will print a triangle with 10 rows in Ruby. To do the same thing on JavaScript we would need to do:
for(var i="*"; i!="***********"; i+="*"){ console.log(i); }
As you can see, on the JavaScript example I had to concatenate the new stars while on the Ruby example I just multiplied it. I could get the same result by typing 10 stars and telling the loop to keep adding * until it the row had 11 stars. This would be unviable if I wanted to make a triangle with 1000 rows.
The solution would be creating a function to do that for you. Like this one:
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The EU confirmed Thursday that British authorities said they will not present a candidate to the bloc’s executive arm, despite its obligation to do so.
Dana Spinant, the deputy spokeswoman for the next commission, said the U.K. has made clear it wants to cooperate with the EU “to ensure the commission can be formed as soon as possible.”
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; Assign a random number 1-10 mission=Rnd(1,10) ; Start the selection process based on the value of 'mission' variable Select mission ; Is mission = 1? Case 1 Print "Your mission is to get the plutonium and get out alive!" ; Is mission = 2? Case 2 Print "Your mission is to destroy all enemies!" ; Is mission = 3? Case 3 Print "Your mission is to steal the enemy building plans!" ; What do do if none of the cases match the value of mission Default Print "Missions 4-10 are not available yet!" ; End the selection process End Select |


registration during beta phase?
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polymnemonic
I just downloaded the 0.2 public preview and was confronted with the "you can use Synergy Advance for 7 days then you need to register or stop using it".
do the pre-1.0 public previews really stop working after 7 days? or is this just in place in anticipation of the 1.0 release? just curious really, because I am sure that I'll end up purchasing synergy advance (as I did synergy classic after less than the 7 day trial period) just want to know if I can wait on making the purchase until there is version 1.0 or does purchasing during the preview phase help get to version 1.0 faster?
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Greg Hurrell
As at the time of writing the current version of the public preview doesn't actually stop working, but you will continue to see the reminder window if you don't register.
From a technology perspective it's very difficult (well, impossible) to implement time-limited previews which can't be circumvented by determined crackers. So I haven't really considered spending time on developing that kind of technology to be a very good investment of my time at this stage; for now the reminder window is enough. As I get closer to version 1.0 I will tighten things up a little bit.
 I do appreciate your financial support though. It is a great help.
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| 15 | ws001 | tbl03 | Macaroni Cheese | - | 3:15pm | ||
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| 15 | ws001 | tbl03 | Chicken Kow | - | 3:15pm | ||
| 18 | ws003 | tbl16 | Sesame Chicken | - | 3:21pm | ||
| 18 | ws003 | tbl16 | Egg Drop Soup | - | 3:21pm | ||
| 18 | ws003 | tbl16 | Chef's Club Sandwidth | no lettuce | 3:21pm |


Improving WCS solutions¶
These are the functions that improve the WCS solutions of otas based on source catalogs with known Ra and Dec positions.
-
odi_helpers.
list_wcs_coords
(img, ota, gapmask, inst, output='radec.coo', gmaglim=20.0, stars_only=True, offline=False, source='sdss')[source]¶ Create the files needed to fix the WCS solution on a given ota. This function will create lists of SDSS, 2MASS, or Gaia sources depending on the options selected by the user. If this function is run in the
offline
mode, the source catalogs will be taken from the files produced byofflinecats()
Parameters: - img (str) – Name of image
- ota (str) – Name of OTA
- gapmask (numpy array) – A numpy array of the gap location on the ota. This can be produced by
the function
get_gaps.get_gaps()
. The gap mask is used to filter out stars that fall in or near gaps on the ota. - int (str) – Version of ODI used,
podi
or5odi
- output (str) – Desired name of the output catalog
- gmaglim (float) – Magnitude limit in the g band for sources that will be included in the catalogs. This might need to be adjusted according to your data. If it is too bright, there might not be enough sources to produces a good WCS solution.
- stars_only (bool) – When using SDSS sources this only includes sources flagged as stars
- offline (bool) – When
True
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. IfFalse
this function will query the onlineSDSS
catalog for sources. - source (str) – Name of desired source catalog. Must be either
sdss
,``twomass``, orgaia
.
Note
This functions produces three files for each ota in the
coords
directory with the following naming scheme:img.nofits()+'.'+ota+'.radec.coo'
img.nofits()+'.'+ota+'.radec.coo.px'
img.nofits()+'.'+ota+'.sdssxy'
-
odi_helpers.
fix_wcs
(img, ota, coords='radec.coo', iters=3)[source]¶ Try to improve the WCS solution of an OTA using the IRAF task
msccmatch
. This function will use theimg.nofits()+'.'+ota+'.radec.coo'
file produced bylist_wcs_coords()
.Parameters: - img (str) – Name of image
- ota (str) – Name of OTA
- coords (str) – Name of coordinate file
- iter (int) – Number of desired iterations of
msccmatch
. It is still being tested, but one might be all that is necessary, especially if using the Gaia catalog.
Note
This function is set up to use the files in the
illcor
directory. The following are the parameters used bymsccmatch
.- verbose=’yes’
- usebpm=’no’
- nsearch=250
- search=30
- rsearch=0.2
- cfrac=.5
- csig=0.1
- nfit=5
- rms=1.0
- maxshif=5.0
- fitgeom=”general”
- update=’yes’
- interac=’yes’
- fit=’no’,
- accept=’yes’
- Stdout=1
-
odi_helpers.
fix_wcs_full
(img, coords='radec.coo', iters=1)[source]¶ Try to improve the WCS solution of a final stacked image.
Parameters: - img (str) – Name of image
- coords (str) – Name of coordinate file
- iter (int) – Number of desired iterations of
msccmatch
. It is still being tested, but one might be all that is necessary, especially if using the Gaia catalog.
Note
This function is set up to use the files in the
illcor
directory. The following are the parameters used bymsccmatch
.- verbose=’yes’
- usebpm=’no’
- nsearch=250
- search=30
- rsearch=0.2
- cfrac=.5
- csig=0.1
- nfit=5
- rms=1.0
- maxshif=5.0
- fitgeom=”general”
- update=’yes’
- interac=’yes’
- fit=’no’,
- accept=’yes’
- Stdout=1


Class Session
Class Session
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Single vehicle crash leads to OWI arrest, police say
by Logan RudeWASHINGTON, Wis. - A 23-year-old Monticello man was arrested on suspicion of operating while under the influence after police responded to a single-vehicle crash Sunday in the W6100 block of County Highway C, according to an incident report.
Police said Brett Grinder was driving westbound when he lost control of his car while driving on a curve in the road. His vehicle entered a ditch where it went down an embankment and hit a tree.
According to police, Grinder said he was wearing his seat belt and was not injured. He was arrested on suspicion of first offense OWI and cited for failure to keep vehicle under control.


Constructor
new BST(root)
Represents a BST (Binary Search Tree)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
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(static) BST.fromArray() → {BST}
Creates a tree from a single-key array
Returns:
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- Type
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Creates a tree from an object
Returns:
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ceil() → {string|null}
Gets the smallest key in the BST larger than or equal to 'key'
Returns:
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Checks the consistency of the tree
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Deletes the far right node
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Deletes the far left node
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Gets the largest key in the BST less than or equal to 'key'
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Returns:
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Gets an array (linear) representation of the BST visiting the
left subtree first, then the current node and then the right subtree
Returns:
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Juneau 8.1.1 is a minor release but introduces some new features/modifications.
juneau-marshall
-
Support for serializing/parsing {@link java.util.Optional} objects and bean properties.
-
Fixed a bug in the parsers where the generic subtype of a complex bean property type involving both collections and arrays
was not being found. (e.g. List<Long>[])
-
New packages of HTTP response/exceptions beans from juneau-rest-server bundle and REST proxy annotations from juneau-rest-client
so that they can be used when building REST proxy interfaces while only pulling in the marshall bundle.
- {@link oaj.http.response}
exception
- {@link oaj.http.remote}
These replace the org.apache.juneau.rest.response, org.apache.juneau.rest.exception, and org.apache.juneau.rest.client.remote packages.
-
Defaulting SVL variables now won't ignore additional parameters.
"$S{Foo,bar,baz}" used to default to "bar" but now will default to "bar,baz".
-
Ranking support has been added to all @XConfig annotations.
This allows you to override the normal precedence of application of config annotations on class and method hierarchies.
juneau-rest-server
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Support for {@link java.util.Optional} on method parameters annotated with {@link oaj.http.annotation.Header}, {@link oaj.http.annotation.FormData},
{@link oaj.http.annotation.Query}, {@link oaj.http.annotation.Path}.
-
Fixed issue where
oajr.annotation.RestMethod.debug() RestMethod.debug() annotation wasn't resulting
in the HTTP request being logged.
-
RestException has been deprecated and replaced by HttpException.
-
Resolved issue where parameterized types on @RestMethod-annotated method parameters of Spring beans.
This is due to Spring relying on CGLIB for runtime-recompilation of beans that results in loss of parameterized-type
information.
In the following example, the beans parameter would resolve as an unparameterized List
which would typically result in getting a List<ObjectMap> and subsequent ClassCastExceptions.
@RestMethod
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The fix involves resolving the original bean class for resolving parameterized type while leaving
method invocation on the proxy method so as not to bypass Spring features.
-
New methods on
BasicRestto provide feature-parity with RestServlet:
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BasicRest.getRequest() getRequest()
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BasicRest.log(String) log(String)
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@RestResource(staticFiles) annotation now supports absolute path locations and multiple mappings:
// Resolves static files in root package "htdocs" or working directory "htdocs", and then relative package "htdocs".
@RestResource(staticFiles="htdocs:/htdocsfolder,htdocs:htdocs.package")
-
Fixed a bug in
@RestResource(staticFiles)where the order of lookup between parent and child resources
was wrong.
juneau-rest-client
-
Removed the dependency on the juneau-rest-server module.
Allows the client API to be used without pulling in all the javax.servlet and server dependencies.
juneau-examples
-
The PetStore application has been moved to a separate Git repository.


Your money claims account
{% if data['dashboard'] == 6 %} {%else%} Make a new money claim {% endif %} {% set show_all = true if data['dashboard'] == 8 %} {% set claimant_table = true if show_all==true or data['dashboard'] == 1 or data['dashboard'] == 1.1 or data['dashboard'] == 1.2 or data['dashboard'] == 1.3 or data['dashboard'] == 1.4 or data['dashboard'] == 1.5 or data['dashboard'] == 1.6 or data['dashboard'] == 1.7 or data['dashboard'] == 1.8 or data['dashboard'] == 1.9 or data['dashboard'] == 110 or data['dashboard'] == 1.11 or data['dashboard'] == 1.12 or data['dashboard'] == 1.13 or data['dashboard'] == 1.14 or data['dashboard'] == 1.15 or data['dashboard'] == 1.16 or data['dashboard'] == 1.17 or data['dashboard'] == 1.18 or data['dashboard'] == 1.19 or data['dashboard'] == 2.17%} {% set defendant_table = true if show_all==true or data['dashboard'] == 2 or data['dashboard'] == 2.1 or data['dashboard'] == 2.2 or data['dashboard'] == 2.3 or data['dashboard'] == 2.4 or data['dashboard'] == 2.5 or data['dashboard'] == 2.6 or data['dashboard'] == 2.7 or data['dashboard'] == 2.8 or data['dashboard'] == 2.9 or data['dashboard'] == 210 or data['dashboard'] == 2.11 or data['dashboard'] == 2.12 or data['dashboard'] == 2.13 or data['dashboard'] == 2.14 or data['dashboard'] == 2.15 or data['dashboard'] == 2.16 or data['dashboard'] == 2.17 or data['dashboard'] == 1.19%} {% if claimant_table!=true and defendant_table!=true %}Claims you've made
| Claim number | Defendant name | Claim amount | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Draft claim | - | - | Continue with claim |
| Status: Continue with claim |
Claims made against you
| Claim number | Defendant name | Claim amount | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 242MC435 | Jan Clark | £1500 | Respond to claim. (19 days from date of issue remaining) |
| Status: Respond to claim. (19 days from date of issue remaining) |
Claims you've made
| Claim number | Defendant name | Claim amount | Status | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Draft claim | - | - | Continue with claim | ||||||
| Status: Continue with claim | |||||||||
| 352MC733 | Mary Richards | £1500 | Your claim has been sent. Jan Clark has until 12 October to respond. They can request an extra 14 days if they need it. | ||||||
| Status: Your claim has been sent. Jan Clark has until 12 October to respond. They can request an extra 14 days if they need it. | |||||||||
| 352MC733 | Mary Richards | £1500 | The defendant has not responded to your claim. You can request a County Court Judgment to get what's owed. | ||||||
| The defendant has not responded to your claim. You can request a County Court Judgment to get what's owed. | |||||||||
| 352MC733 | Mary Richards | £1500 | You requested a County Court Judgment on 19 October. We'll contact you within 5 days. | ||||||
| Status: You requested a County Court Judgment on 19 October. We'll contact you within 5 days. | |||||||||
| 352MC733 | {% elif data['dashboard'] == 1.6 %}352MC733 | {% elif data['dashboard'] == 1.7 %}352MC733 | {% elif data['dashboard'] == 1.8 %}352MC733 | {% elif data['dashboard'] == 1.9 %}352MC733 | {% elif data['dashboard'] == 110 %}352MC733 | {% elif data['dashboard'] == 1.11 %}352MC733 | {% endif %}Mary Richards | £1500 |
{% if data['dashboard'] == 1.5 %}
The defendant admits they owe all the money. Do you accept or reject their payment method?
{% elif data['dashboard'] == 1.6 %}
The defendant believes they owe you £1,000. Do you accept or reject that this is amount owed?
{% elif data['dashboard'] == 1.7 %}
The defendant believes that they've paid the claim in full. Do you accept or reject this response?
{% elif data['dashboard'] == 1.8 %}
The defendant believes that they've paid what they owe, £1000. Do you accept or reject this response?
{% elif data['dashboard'] == 1.9 or data['dashboard'] == 110 %}
The defendant has rejected your claim. Do you accept or reject their response?
{% elif data['dashboard'] == 1.11%}
The defendant has rejected your claim. Do you accept or reject their response? The defendant has made an offer to settle out of court. {% endif %} |
| Status: Mary Richards has responded to your claim. | |||||||||
| 352MC733 | Mary Richards | £1500 | The defendant has made an offer to settle out of court. | ||||||
| Status: The defendant has made an offer to settle out of court. | |||||||||
| 352MC733 | Mary Richards | £1500 | Your offer to settle out of court has been sent to the defendant. | ||||||
| Status: Your offer to settle out of court has been sent to the defendant. | |||||||||
| 352MC733 | Mary Richards | £1500 | You've requested free mediation. We'll notify you once the defendant responds. | ||||||
| Status: You've requested free mediation. We'll notify you once the defendant responds. | |||||||||
| 352MC733 | Mary Richards | £1500 | The defendant has accepted mediation. | ||||||
| Status: The defendant has accepted mediation. | |||||||||
| 352MC733 | Mary Richards | £1500 | The case will be reviewed by a judge. | ||||||
| Status: The case will be reviewed by a judge. | |||||||||
| 352MC733 | Mary Richards | £1500 | The defendant has accepted your offer. You need to sign a legal agreement to settle out of court. | ||||||
| Status: The defendant has accepted your offer. You need to sign a legal agreement to settle out of court. | |||||||||
| 352MC733 | Mary Richards | £1500 | You both signed an agreement to settle out of court. The claim is now closed. | ||||||
| Status: You both signed an agreement to settle out of court. The claim is now closed. | |||||||||
| 352MC733 Counterclaim |
Jan Clark | £3240.34 | Your counterclaim has been sent. Jan Clark has until to respond. | ||||||
| Status: Your counterclaim has been sent. Jan Clark has until to respond. | |||||||||
| 352MC733 | Mary Richards | £1500 | The defendant has rejected your claim. Do you accept or reject their response? | ||||||
| Status: alert-icon homeThe defendant has rejected your claim. Do you accept or reject their response? |
Claims made against you
| Claim number | Claimant name | Claim amount | Status | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 352MC733 | Jan Clark | £1500 | Respond to claim. (19 days from date of issue remaining) |
||||
| Status: Respond to claim. (19 days from date of issue remaining) |
|||||||
| 352MC733 | Jan Clark | £1500 | Your response is being processed. | ||||
| Status: Your response is being processed. | |||||||
| 352MC733 | Jan Clark | £1500 | Jan Clark requested a County Court Judgment (CCJ) against you on . | ||||
| Status: Jan Clark requested a County Court Judgment against you on 17 October. | |||||||
| 352MC733 | Jan Clark | £1500 | You have a County Court Judgment (CCJ) against you. You must pay Jan Clark £1,500. | ||||
| Status: You have a County Court Judgment (CCJ) against you. | |||||||
| 352MC733 | {% elif data['dashboard'] == 2.6 %}352MC733 | {% elif data['dashboard'] == 2.7 %}352MC733 | {% elif data['dashboard'] == 2.8 %}352MC733 | {% elif data['dashboard'] == 2.9 %}352MC733 | {% endif %}Jan Clark | £1500 | You've offered to pay £1,500 on 18 December. |
| Status: You have responded to the claim. We’ll contact you when the claimant responds. | |||||||
| 352MC733 | Jan Clark | £1500 | Your offer has been sent to the claimant. | ||||
| Status: Your offer has been sent to the claimant. | |||||||
| 352MC733 | Jan Clark | £1500 | The claimant has made a counter offer to settle out of court. | ||||
| Status: The claimant has made a counter offer to settle out of court. | |||||||
| 352MC733 | Jan Clark | £1500 | The claimant has rejected your response. They have requested mediation to help settle this dispute. | ||||
| Status: The claimant has rejected your response. | |||||||
| 352MC733 | Jan Clark | £1500 | You've accepted mediation. | ||||
| Status: You've accepted mediation. | |||||||
| 352MC733 | Jan Clark | £1500 | You've rejected mediation. The claim may go to a hearing. | ||||
| Status: You've accepted mediation. | |||||||
| 352MC733 | Jan Clark | £1500 | The claimant has accepted your offer. You need to sign a legal agreement to settle out of court. | ||||
| Status: The claimant has accepted your offer. You need to sign a legal agreement to settle out of court. | |||||||
| 352MC733 | Jan Clark | £1500 | You settled out of court. | ||||
| Status: You settled out of court. | |||||||
| 352MC733 | Jan Clark | £1500 | Your response is being processed. | ||||
| Status: Your response is being processed. | |||||||
| 352MC733 Counterclaim |
Mary Richards | £3240.34 | Respond to counterclaim. (19 days from date of issue remaining) |
||||
| Status: Respond to counterclaim. (19 days from date of issue remaining) |


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Transfer Learning to Predict Sign to Text from a Webcam. For Humans.
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This pre-alpha demo version supports the 26 letters of the English alphabet. We use a pretrained MobileNet model and train another model
using an internal mobilenet activation to predict 26 different classes. Thank you TensorFlow.js for your flexible and intuitive APIs.
A Pure JavaScript Implementation Built On Top Of :
PoseNet And
Transfer Learning Via Webcam.
An #AI4Good Deep Learning Application By :
@Montreal_AI


Like trees in a lake
Smiles
At first
Seems like a single one
Just yours
And that's enough
Enough joy
Your own tree
But you walk
You see
The other branches
Written on top of that mirror
The reflection of your smile
A branch from your life
Just as formidable
Just as outstanding
A second smile
For a few seconds
And then
A dozen steps
You see
Not two trees
No reflection
No branch
No mirror
Just one sight
Combined, together
One divine masterpiece
From top to bottom
Carved through heaven with joy
Swelling the rare frackles of light
Camouflaged through the simple of the world.


ChemE Car is an annual competition sponsored by American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AlChE). The goal of the competition is to build a chemically-powered car (roughly the size of a shoebox) which can travel 50-100 ft while carrying a water payload of 0-500 mL. Each spring, AIChE holds nine regional conferences. The top three winners move on to compete in the national competition held in the Fall. Cornell competes in the Northeast region against MIT, RPI, Northeastern University, University of Maine, etc.
The competition is held on a course which can be anywhere from 50 to 100 feet in length. At the beginning of the competition, the judges announce the distance the car has to travel and the water volume (0-500 mL) that the car must carry in a container while traveling the assigned distance. There are two rounds in the competition. The order of the first race is determined by teams' score during the poster session. The order of the second round is determined by performance during the first round. The higher your score in the first round (that is, the closer you are to the target line), the later in round two you will go.
During the competition, an extremely important rule during the race is that when the announcer calls start, a car must start moving, traverse the distance, and come to a complete stop within two minutes. This rule has been the bane of many excellent cars, which are just unable to travel the distance or stop within this time. Due to some publicized accidents in recent years, safety violations have resulted in most disqualifications at competitions; AIChE has made safety the prime focus of the competition. Each team is required to submit a Job Safety Analysis (JSA) months ahead of the competition, detailing the safety aspects of the car. Take safety seriously.
For a comprehensive explanation of the competition rules, please refer you to AIChE's official competition rules. The main rules are highlighted below:
When disassembled, the car must be able to fit into a 40 cm by 30 cm by 18 cm box. It must be capable of safely holding up to 500 mL of water. In addition, the car must be powered by chemical reactions only, and should cost no more than $2,000. Kits (i.e. a common fuel cell car) cannot be used without extensive modification and commercial batteries are not allowed. More importantly, the car cannot have any brakes or other mechanical/electronic stopping devices. There will be a poster session prior to each competition and a panel of judges will inspect the car. Safety is the primary concern of these inspections, but there will be opportunities to discuss novel design features of the car, environmental and safety features, etc. Teams must score at least 70 out of 100 in the poster session to be allowed to race.
A full list of rules can be found here.
During the 2015-16 academic year, the team met on Wednesdays at 5:00 P.M. in Olin Hall, Room 165. Each sub-team holds weekly meetings at different times throughout the week (contact the corresponding sub-team leaders for the time and location). Anyone is welcome to attend these meetings.
Our advisor is Prof. Roseanna Zia, the James C. and Rebecca Q. Morgan Sesquicentennial Faculty Fellow, who has been our advisor for the last 3 years.
We would also like to recognize some of the other contributors to the team:


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jButtonClose
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jScrollPane3
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DocFocusPopup
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DocFocusInternalFrame
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jSplitPaneDocGridPropertyChange(PropertyChangeEvent)
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jSplitPaneDocMap
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MainTabbedView
jSplitPaneDocMapPropertyChange(PropertyChangeEvent)
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MainTabbedView
jTabbedPane1
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MainTabbedView
jTabbedPane1StateChanged(ChangeEvent)
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MainTabbedView
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jTableAttrSelection2
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jTableAttrSelection3
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MainTabbedView
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JTableCombos()
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JTableCombos.ComboBoxCellRenderer()
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DocFocusInternalFrame
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DocFocusPopup
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jTableSimpleDocsMouseClicked(MouseEvent)
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jToggleButtonFisheyeActionPerformed(ActionEvent)
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Feature ui.grid.moveColumns allows moving column to a different position. To enable, you must include the ui.grid.moveColumns
module
and you must include the ui-grid-move-columns
directive on your grid element.
Documentation for the moveColumns feature is provided in the api documentation, in particular:
By default column moving will be enabled for all the columns of the grid. To disable it for all columns of grid property enableColumnMoving
of grid options can be used. To specifically enable or disable column moving for a specific column property enableColumnMoving
of column definitions can be used.
Columns can be repositioned by either dragging and dropping them to specific position. Alternatively, gridApi method
gridApi.colMovable.moveColumn(oldPosition, newPosition)
can also be used to move columns. The column position ranging from 0
(in the leftmost) up to number of visible columns in the grid (in the rightmost).
For better performance with the following example, you can choose to load the ui-grid.core.js and specific feature files instead:
<script src="/release/ui-grid.core.min.js"></script> <script src="/release/ui-grid.move-columns.min.js"></script>


Hi, I'm Jessica, a former Pastry Chef turned passionate Web Developer. I have always been drawn to design and development. For twelve years I did this through baking and creating desserts in the hospitality industry. I now look to use my passion to bring quality products in a new industry.
I recently finished the General Assembly Web Development Immersive Program. In this program I worked on projects using HTML, Javascript, CSS, Ruby on Rails and React.JS. I also collaborated with fellow Web Dev & UX students on projects.
When I'm not coding I enjoy spending my time outdoors. I am an avid backpacker and photographer. I enjoy going on hikes and photographing nature.
Students were asked to update the drop down box to show the five cities NYC, SF, LA, SYD, ATX. When you select a city in the drop-down box, the background image should change to show that city.
This project was the first project in the GA program. It is a game for two players. It is a tic-tac-toe game with a twist.
Students were asked to create an app using Ruby and Sinatra. The app idea is to help the user decide what to cook depending on the mood they are in. Users can create a profile, log in and save recipe url's to their favorites.


This week in Atlanta, a representative from the IEEE-ISTO Printer Working Group (PWG) presented and participated in the Broadband Forum's Q3 meeting to discuss wide-area Internet-based management of printers by telecom providers and how PWG standards can support that effort.
Ira McDonald, PWG Secretary and CWMP Printer Data Model editor, offered attendees an overview of PWG's Semantic Model and how it dovetails into the efforts of the forum. For example, McDonald noted that the forum could add printers and multifunction devices to the list of managed devices in the home and small office, the enterprise and in cloud and other environments.
In the example of telecom/cable/managed service providers, support for the PWG Semantic Model could enable these providers to offer new value-added services to subscribers, enable leasing and supply sales for printers and multifunction devices and increase sales and usage of other devices. In the case of coffee shops, airport lounges and similar sites, additional new pre- or post-paid services could be offered, including printing, faxing and email and thereby increasing sales and traffic. A similar revenue-increasing model could be deployed in small businesses and enterprises as well, enabling new services including document storage, print on demand and more.
McDonald detailed why the PWG Semantic Model (SM) is ideally situated as the basis for such integration and services. As the industry's core printing service, PWG's SM provides the baseline for network print services and secure mobile print, while evolving to support multi-function devices, cloud printing, pay-for-print and document/image format conversions. He continued that by working together in a liaison relationship, the two groups could work together to gather input and requirements from the Broadband Forum experts, incorporate market segment feedback and facilitate rapid deployment of the resulting PWG specifications by the telecom and services providers. And with PWG working on the CWMP Printer/MFD Data Models, comprehensive review is assured given the PWG's public, open process. Printer and OS makers will be engaged early for faster deployment and PWG will offer assistance with usability.
Next steps are completion of a PWG spec for CWMP Printer Data Model. The initial machine translation and prototyping have already been completed.
McDonald's slides can be found at:
ftp://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/mfd/white/bbf-sp-benefits-from-pwg-cwmp-printer-mfd-20130916-final.ppt


Features
The following is a preview of appearance and behavior of LivIcons.
Any color, any size
LivIcons are based on SVG (scalable vector graphic) in all modern browsers and on VML (Vector Markup Language) in IE6 - IE8. So these icons can be any size with good look at any devices. And, of course, any color can be applied too.
- 16 px
- 24 px
- 32 px
- 48 px
- 56 px
- 64 px
- 96 px
Animated and static
The main feature is LivIcons are animated, but they can be static like any other icons too.
We are animated!
We are static.
Click and hover events
LivIcons support two types of events: 'click' and 'hover'.
We live on 'click'.
We live on 'hover'.
Looped animation
Animation can be repeated infinitely if appropriate.
Please don't get carried away with this option.
Click to start/stop animations.
Original colors by default
This option matches to different icons with traditional colors, such as browsers, social networks etc.
Note: Not animated from v1.1!
Icons with 'original' colors.
Shadowed
For webkit browsers you can apply css filter 'drop-shadow'.
Note: work in Chrome 18.0+, Safari 6.0+, iOS Safari 6.0+, Blackberry Browser 10.0+, Chrome for Android 25.0+
We have a shadow.
Animation start with event on an icon or on its parent
You can trigger events 'click' or 'hover' on an icon itself or on its parent element.
'Onparent' option.
Spinners
For spinner icons the special behavior is defined. If looped they work as traditional spinners.
On this demo 'loop' is disabled. This is pseudo loop, just 10 iterations.
- I'm looped.
- I'm not.
Morphs
Morphs are a special category recomended to use as backgrounds for any desired block.
Note: Childs elements need absolute positioning.
Morphs behavior is totaly different from other icons.


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This tests for a bug moving down by a line from a line just above a ToDo, and moving up by a line from just below a ToDo.


Fleas are very small parasites that nest on animals, feeding on their blood, and multiply extremely fast. Appearing as small black dots that quickly move and vanish, fleas are very difficult to detect. In urban areas, pets unknowingly acquire fleas from grass in front yards and backyards, after which they multiply at rates of 18 eggs per female daily. This goes on to 360 eggs daily for a group of 20 fleas, each of which can live up to 3 months. Once these pests have found their way onto a pet, they can then find their way onto the pet's owner by using their powerful legs to jump as high as 16 inches.


It is obvious that, before you even get here, you should have created a user account already. But how do you see your account so that you can edit or delete it. Follow the following steps to do just that.
- First of all, navigate to “Profile” by tapping it at the bottom of the main screen (Where you can find the list of facilities). It is the last menu to the right in the menus at the bottom of your screen.
- Select the “Account settings” option to access your user information, where you can change your profile picture, user name and many others. Check it out.
Kindly give us a feedback, if you face any difficulty.
“We can help”


Final project
at Mondeca, Paris
A web interface for the Content Annotation Manager
Alessandro Menduni
March, 2016


As humans look at the world around them, our mind attemps to organize the information we see, linking components together and seeing shapes and objects. It is specifically Gestalt Psychologies work in visual perception that applies to design.
The theory behind gestalt works into ten main principles that play into how this organization happens. For any designer, these play closely into how we organize and communicate.


Class HttpContentExtensions
Provides extension methods for the HttpContent type.
Inherited Members
Namespace: THNETII.Networking.Http
Assembly: THNETII.Networking.Http.dll
Syntax
public static class HttpContentExtensions
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceIsHtml(HttpContent, Boolean)
Checks whether the HTTP content represents HTML content.
Declaration
public static bool IsHtml(this HttpContent httpContent, bool trueIfNoContentType = true)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HttpContent | httpContent | The HTTP Content to check. Must not be |
| Boolean | trueIfNoContentType | An optional value controlling what value to return if |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
|
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException |
|
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceIsJson(HttpContent, Boolean)
Checks whether the HTTP content represents JSON content.
Declaration
public static bool IsJson(this HttpContent httpContent, bool trueIfNoContentType = true)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HttpContent | httpContent | The HTTP Content to check. Must not be |
| Boolean | trueIfNoContentType | An optional value controlling what value to return if |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
|
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException |
|
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceIsXml(HttpContent, Boolean)
Checks whether the HTTP content represents XML content.
Declaration
public static bool IsXml(this HttpContent httpContent, bool trueIfNoContentType = true)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HttpContent | httpContent | The HTTP Content to check. Must not be |
| Boolean | trueIfNoContentType | An optional value controlling what value to return if |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
|
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException |
|
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceReadAsStreamReaderAsync(HttpContent)
Serialize the HTTP content and return an appropiate stream reader instance for reading the content as an asynchronous operation.
Declaration
public static Task<StreamReader> ReadAsStreamReaderAsync(this HttpContent httpContent)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HttpContent | httpContent | The HTTP content to read. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<StreamReader> | The task object representing the asynchronous operation. |
Remarks
This method evaluates the ContentType header of httpContent
and tries to create a StreamReader instance that uses the Encoding specified by
the CharSet value of the content-type.
Creating a StreamReader with an approiate Encoding is best effort, if the HTTP Content does not contain any charset information, a StreamReader instance is created using the default constructor.
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException |
|


PureBasic - Text3D
Overview
Text3D are meant to ease the need to display text in the 3D world. It can use any font, and be moved and scaled according to the object to track.
InitEngine3D() must be called successfully before using the functions.
Command Index
CreateText3D
FreeText3D
IsText3D
MoveText3D
ScaleText3D
Text3DAlignment
Text3DCaption
Text3DColor
Text3DID
Example
Text3D.pb
Supported OS
All


A collection of machine learning helper functions, particularly assisting in the Exploratory Data Analysis phase. Makes heavy use of the 'data.table' package for optimal speed and memory efficiency. Highlights include a versatile bin_data() function, sparsify() for converting a data.table to sparse matrix format with one-hot encoding, fast evaluation metrics, and empirical_cdf() for calculating empirical Multivariate Cumulative Distribution Functions.
| Version: | 0.3.5 |
| Imports: | data.table (≥ 1.9.7), Matrix, methods, stats |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2018-05-12 |
| Author: | Ben Gorman |
| Maintainer: | Ben Gorman <bgorman at GormAnalysis.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ben519/mltools/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/ben519/mltools |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | mltools results |
| Reference manual: | mltools.pdf |
| Package source: | mltools_0.3.5.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: mltools_0.3.5.zip, r-release: mltools_0.3.5.zip, r-oldrel: mltools_0.3.5.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: mltools_0.3.5.tgz, r-oldrel: mltools_0.3.5.tgz |
| Old sources: | mltools archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=mltools to link to this page.


Lady Colin Campbell dropped from Christmas lights job over paedophilia comments
Lady Colin Campbell has been dropped from a Christmas lights job following her comments about paedophilia.
The 70-year-old socialite was meant to switch on the Christmas lights in Tetbury in Gloucestershire – not far from Prince Charles’ Highgrove House estate – on 6 December.
However, following her comments about Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein on Good Morning Britain this week, Lady C has been dropped and replaced by the Town Mayor.
The former I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! star had claimed that soliciting sex from minors was ‘not the same as paedophilia’.
A statement from Tetbury Town Council’s clerk Stephen Holley read: ‘The Town Council has been advised by the organisers of the Christmas Lights Switch on Event that, in view of the recent controversy, they have decided to ask the Mayor to turn on the Christmas Lights, with a pupil from St Mary’s Primary School.’
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Lady C appeared on Good Morning Britain on Monday to discuss Prince Andrew’s Newsnight interview and the royal’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, who died in his jail cell in August.
Speaking directly about Epstein and his convictions, Lady C defended the Prince’s friendship with the convicted sex offender, who served nearly 13 months in custody after pleading guilty to procuring and soliciting a person under 18 for prostitution.
He was convicted of these two crimes in a widely criticised plea deal, while federal officials had reportedly identified 36 girls who had been abused by Epstein, some of which were as young as 14.
Before his suicide in August this year, Epstein was arrested in July on federal charges for sex trafficking of minors in New York and Florida.
During her appearance on Monday, Lady Colin Campbell declared: ‘You all seem to have forgotten that Jeffrey Epstein, the offence for which he was charged and for which he was imprisoned, was for soliciting prostitution from minors.
‘That is not the same thing as paedophilia.’
A stunned Piers Morgan then asked what it was then, to which she simply answered: ‘Prostitution.’
‘If you solicited a 14-year-old for prostitution, you’re a paedophile,’ Piers hit back.
‘It doesn’t matter,’ Lady Campbell responded, with the reality star later saying that while she wasn’t justifying Epstein’s crimes, ‘I suspect there’s a difference between a minor and a child.’
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Metro.co.uk has contacted a rep for Lady Campbell for comment.
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[name]
Handles and keeps track of loaded and pending data.
var manager = new THREE.LoadingManager();
manager.onProgress = function ( item, loaded, total ) {
console.log( item, loaded, total );
};
var loader = new THREE.OBJLoader( manager );
loader.load( 'file.obj', function ( object ) {
//
} );
Constructor
[name]([page:function onLoad], [page:function onProgress], [page:function onError])
[page:function onLoad] -- The function that needs to be called when all loaders are done.
[page:function onProgress] -- The function that needs to be called when an item is complete.
[page:function onError] -- The function that needs to be called when an item is errors.
Creates a [name].
Properties
[property:function onLoad]
The function that needs to be called when all loaders are done.
[property:function onProgress]
The function that needs to be called when an item is complete. The arguments are url(The url of the item just loaded),
loaded(the amount of items already loaded), total( The total amount of items to be loaded.)
[property:function onError]
The function that needs to be called when an item errors.
Methods
[method:todo itemStart]( [page:String url] )
url — the url to load
This should be called by any loader used by the manager when the loader starts loading an url. These shouldn't be called outside a loader.
[method:todo itemEnd]( [page:String url] )
url — the url to load
This should be called by any loader used by the manager when the loader ended loading an url. These shouldn't be called outside a loader.
Source
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/[path].js src/[path].js]


Gecode::Set::Rel Namespace Reference
Detailed Description
Standard set relation propagators.
Classes | |
| class | SubSet |
| Propagator for the subset constraint More... | |
| class | NoSubSet |
| Propagator for the negated subset constraint More... | |
| class | ReSubset |
| Reified subset propagator More... | |
| class | Eq |
| Propagator for set equality More... | |
| class | ReEq |
| Reified equality propagator More... | |
| class | Distinct |
| Propagator for negated equality More... | |
| class | DistinctDoit |
| Propagator for negated equality More... | |
Functions | |
| bool | subsumesME (ModEvent me0, ModEvent me1, ModEvent me2, ModEvent me) |
| bool | subsumesME (ModEvent me0, ModEvent me1, ModEvent me) |
| bool | subsumesME (ModEvent me0, ModEvent me) |
| bool | testSetEventLB (ModEvent me0, ModEvent me1, ModEvent me2) |
| bool | testSetEventUB (ModEvent me0, ModEvent me1, ModEvent me2) |
| bool | testSetEventAnyB (ModEvent me0, ModEvent me1, ModEvent me2) |
| bool | testSetEventCard (ModEvent me0, ModEvent me1, ModEvent me2) |
| bool | testSetEventLB (ModEvent me0, ModEvent me1) |
| bool | testSetEventUB (ModEvent me0, ModEvent me1) |
| bool | testSetEventAnyB (ModEvent me0, ModEvent me1) |
| bool | testSetEventCard (ModEvent me0, ModEvent me1) |
| bool | testSetEventLB (ModEvent me0) |
| bool | testSetEventUB (ModEvent me0) |
| bool | testSetEventAnyB (ModEvent me0) |
| bool | testSetEventCard (ModEvent me0) |
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6 How to start
6.1 Make all necessary connections
Needless to say, the MUX-sensor system will not work unless the connections are done in the Con::nect Box! Follow The instructions in part 2.
6.2 Ready the peristaltic pump
To preserve the peristatic pump tumbing when not in use, the pump has a nice feature to press or release the tubing from the rollers. At reception of the MUX, the tumbing is not pressed against the rollers. Follow the video 6.1 below to do this.
6.3 Install the flow through cuvette
At this time, it is important to install the cuvette in its cuvette holder and install the cuvette holder on the Spectro::lyser, as illustrated in the Figures below.
6.4 Turn the MUX on
To turn the MUX on, put the top left swith to the ON
position. When the Spectro::lyser is connected to the Con::nect box, the MUX starts its routine identifying a XXXX-MUX.txt file, and then identifies a .fp file. If the SD card is missing, there will be an NA file for the XXXX-MUX.txt file. If the Spectro::lyser is not connected, there will be an NA file for the .fp file. See video 6.6 for illustration
6.5 Test the MUX in the lab
We recommend that before going out to the field, the user should test the MUX in the lab to get acquainted with the MUX, without having to deal with the field constraints. The contraption to connect the MUX the Spectro::lyser in the field should be tested in the lab first. It is also the time to build/test a sample spool.
It is the time to test the configuration the user is expected to have in the field. It is at that time to test the config.txt file that is expected to be used. Only the pump times will have to be adjusted in the field afterwards. It is best to test the MUX over several days in the lab to get acquainted with the files generated on the SD card.
6.6 Install and test the MUX in the field
6.6.1 Install all hardware to length
When the lab tests have been successful, it is time to install the MUX-sensor system in the field with all the tubing cut to length. It is crucial that the final lengths be correct to test the proper <PUMP TIMES>
, <MEASUREMENT TIMES>
, and <PURGE TIMES>
.
Make sure the intakes for all have screen or mesh size not larger than 1.2 mm. We have seen the pump stall because of large particles that got stuck in the peristaltic pump tubing.
6.6.2 Use manual pumping feature to obtain you pump and purge times
For that, the MUX has a manual pumping and manual purging feature. At the bottom right end of the control box, there is a toggle switch with three positions (Figure 6.7): up for FOR
or forward pumping, middle for neutral when not used in manual pumping mode, and down for REV
or purging. Make sure you keep this toggle in neutral or middle position for all other use of the MUX.
When manual pumping or purging, a timer keeps track of time and gives the user an opportunity to time all the desired pumping and purging times, to be programed later in the config.txt file. To switch from valve to valve, press the PREV
button. An example is provided in the following video 6.8.
6.6.3 Manually trigger the MUX
Once you have recorded and implemented the timing in the field, it is time to trigger the MUX manually by pressing the TRIG
button. A sampling sequence will then start with the first valve on the config.txt file. Adjust all timing accordingly and if needed after you observed how the sampling sequence works.
6.6.4 Change clock
To change the clock, press together at the same time the light
, PREV
, and NEXT
buttons. Advance on the screen using the PREV
, and NEXT
buttons. Change the values turning the switch up and down. The instructions are further illustrated on the video 6.9.


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2c-I is a hell of a drug. I consider myself rather knowledgable with experimenting with the usual round up of drugs, from acid, E, meth, coke, just about everything, so to try this new drug (new to any of us), was a very exciting time.
Setting: At my friends house in the middle of the woods of New England about 8p.m. Including myself there were 6 of us there, not anywhere expecting what we were in for that night.
8:00pm- Despite reading reports that snorting this substance was not worth it because of the pain, we wanted to make the most out of the 500mg I had purchased. Foolishly we eyed out the amount we would do, about 30mg each, and blew away.
8:15- The burning of our noses has really set in now, it took about 5 minutes for it to start.  At least 5x worse than meth. A small body buzz was starting to come on, which came with a stomach problem, only half of us every felt nauseous though.
8:30- Vision is different, motor and thinking skills are fine, yet burning of noses was still one of the only things we could think about. At this point I threw up, it was mostly the juice I had just been drinking, but also almost a foamy substance (this also happened to me the next time I took 2c-I). This only made me feel better, and encouraged everyone else to do the same.
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10:30- WHAT?! It's only 10:30 and it feels like we have been there for quite some time. We are straight up tripping, still peaking.
11:00- We are down a little, more time that we can actually communicate with each other, but without knowing what is actually going on in our heads, or actually going on. At this point I would consider I was feeling like I had just smoked a lot of salvia. For those who have not tried that, I like to call it the movie feeling, cause I feel like I am a character in a movie that is going on, but not really there. Somehow we smoke a few bowls of weed, and this just brought us right back up.
1:00am- Still tripping pretty well, yet down considerably. We still managed to get lost in my friends yard, which was rather frightening.
4:00- finally down enough to sleep, very easy comedown after a long night.
Overall Feelings and Thoughts: I warn you, be cautious choosing this chemical if you have not tripped before, or are very experienced. Visually I saw more than I ever have on acid, not as much mind bending thought and confusion acid causes though. A tripsitter would be a very good idea. I have done this 4 times since that night, and loved everytime. Back to back use though seems to be a little tolerance build up. My body took it fine, besides throwing up like that, but virtually no hangover, just a little tired. Also I didnt have a scale, and now that I think of it, I had 500mg, with 14 doses used, so thats about 35 mgs.
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