Use the Multitouch class to determine the current environment's support for touch interaction, and to manage the support of touch interaction if the current environment supports it.
Note: When objects are nested on the display list, touch events
target the deepest possible nested object that is visible in the display
list. This object is called the target node. To have a target node's
ancestor(an object containing the target node in the display list) receive
notification of a touch event, use
EventDispatcher.addEventListener()
on the ancestor node with
the type parameter set to the specific touch event you want to detect.
type
property of a
TOUCH_END
touch event object.
The dispatched TouchEvent object has the following properties:
type
property of a
TOUCH_MOVE
touch event object.
The dispatched TouchEvent object has the following properties:
type
property of a
TOUCH_OUT
touch event object.
The dispatched TouchEvent object has the following properties:
type
property of a
TOUCH_OVER
touch event object.
The dispatched TouchEvent object has the following properties:
type
property of a
TOUCH_ROLL_OUT
touch event object.
The dispatched TouchEvent object has the following properties:
type
property of a
TOUCH_ROLL_OVER
touch event object.
The dispatched TouchEvent object has the following properties:
type
property of a
TOUCH_TAP
touch event object.
The dispatched TouchEvent object has the following properties:
type
The type of the event. Possible values are: TouchEvent.TOUCH_BEGIN
, TouchEvent.TOUCH_END
, TouchEvent.TOUCH_MOVE
, TouchEvent.TOUCH_OUT
, TouchEvent.TOUCH_OVER
, TouchEvent.TOUCH_ROLL_OUT
, TouchEvent.TOUCH_ROLL_OVER
, and TouchEvent.TOUCH_TAP
.bubbles
Determines whether the Event object participates in the bubbling phase of the event flow.cancelable
Determines whether the Event object can be canceled.touchPointID
A unique identification number(as an int) assigned to the touch point.isPrimaryTouchPoint
Indicates whether the first point of contact is mapped to mouse events.relatedObject
The complementary InteractiveObject instance that is affected by the event. For example, when a touchOut
event occurs, relatedObject
represents the display list object to which the pointing device now points.ctrlKey
On Windows or Linux, indicates whether the Ctrl key is activated. On Mac, indicates whether either the Ctrl key or the Command key is activated.altKey
Indicates whether the Alt key is activated (Windows or Linux only).shiftKey
Indicates whether the Shift key is activated.true
) or inactive
(false
). Supported for Windows and Linux operating systems
only.true
; otherwise it is false
.
When an event occurs, it moves through the three phases of the event flow: the capture phase, which flows from the top of the display list hierarchy to the node just before the target node; the target phase, which comprises the target node; and the bubbling phase, which flows from the node subsequent to the target node back up the display list hierarchy.
Some events, such as the activate
and unload
events, do not have a bubbling phase. The bubbles
property
has a value of false
for events that do not have a bubbling
phase.
true
;
otherwise it is false
.true
) or inactive(false
). On Macintosh,
indicates whether either the Control key or the Command key is activated.EventPhase.CAPTURING_PHASE
).EventPhase.AT_TARGET
).EventPhase.BUBBLING_PHASE
).true
, the relatedObject
property is set to
null
for reasons related to security sandboxes. If the
nominal value of relatedObject
is a reference to a
DisplayObject in another sandbox, relatedObject
is set to
null
unless there is permission in both directions across
this sandbox boundary. Permission is established by calling
Security.allowDomain()
from a SWF file, or by providing a
policy file from the server of an image file, and setting the
LoaderContext.checkPolicyFile
property when loading the
image.0.0
and 1.0
indicating force of
the contact with the device. If the device does not support detecting the
pressure, the value is 1.0
.touchOut
event occurs,
relatedObject
represents the display list object to which the
pointing device now points. This property applies to the
touchOut
, touchOver
, touchRollOut
,
and touchRollOver
events.
The value of this property can be null
in two
circumstances: if there is no related object, or there is a related
object, but it is in a security sandbox to which you don't have access.
Use the isRelatedObjectInaccessible()
property to determine
which of these reasons applies.
true
) or inactive
(false
).localX
property is set.localY
property is set.Returns a new Event object that is a copy of the original instance of
the Event object. You do not normally call clone()
; the
EventDispatcher class calls it automatically when you redispatch an
event - that is, when you call dispatchEvent(event)
from a
handler that is handling event
.
The new Event object includes all the properties of the original.
When creating your own custom Event class, you must override the
inherited Event.clone()
method in order for it to duplicate
the properties of your custom class. If you do not set all the properties
that you add in your event subclass, those properties will not have the
correct values when listeners handle the redispatched event.
In this example, PingEvent
is a subclass of
Event
and therefore implements its own version of
clone()
.
className
The name of your custom Event class. In the previous example, the className
parameter is PingEvent
....arguments
parameter.toString()
method in
custom ActionScript 3.0 Event classes. Overriding the
toString()
method is recommended, but not required. class PingEvent extends Event { var URL:String; public override function toString():String { return formatToString("PingEvent", "type", "bubbles", "cancelable", "eventPhase", "URL"); } }
preventDefault()
has been called, returns true
; otherwise, returns false
.preventDefault()
method has been called on
the event. If the preventDefault()
method has been called,
returns true
; otherwise, returns false
.
Many events have associated behaviors that are carried out by default.
For example, if a user types a character into a text field, the default
behavior is that the character is displayed in the text field. Because the
TextEvent.TEXT_INPUT
event's default behavior can be
canceled, you can use the preventDefault()
method to prevent
the character from appearing.
An example of a behavior that is not cancelable is the default behavior
associated with the Event.REMOVED
event, which is generated
whenever Flash Player is about to remove a display object from the display
list. The default behavior(removing the element) cannot be canceled, so
the preventDefault()
method has no effect on this default
behavior.
You can use the Event.cancelable
property to check whether
you can prevent the default behavior associated with a particular event.
If the value of Event.cancelable
is true
, then
preventDefault()
can be used to cancel the event; otherwise,
preventDefault()
has no effect.
stopPropagation()
method doesn't take effect until all the
event listeners in the current node finish processing.
Note: This method does not cancel the behavior associated with
this event; see preventDefault()
for that functionality.
currentTarget
). In contrast,
the stopImmediatePropagation()
method prevents processing of
event listeners in both the current node and subsequent nodes. Additional
calls to this method have no effect. This method can be called in any
phase of the event flow.
Note: This method does not cancel the behavior associated with
this event; see preventDefault()
for that functionality.
Event type=value bubbles=value
cancelable=value
type
property of aTOUCH_BEGIN
touch event object.The dispatched TouchEvent object has the following properties:


Robert Navarro & Valera carry Spain into U17 World Cup last eight
La Roja are into the quarter-finals after beating Senegal on Wednesday in Brazil
by Albert GraciaSpain are into the quarterfinals of the U17 World Cup after goals from Roberto Navarro and Germán Valera helped them beat Senegal 2-1 in Brazil on Wednesday.
Former Barcelona youngster Navarro, now at Real Sociedad via a short stop in Monaco, set La Roja on their way to the last eight after linking well with another ex-La Masia player, Pablo Moreno.
David Gordo's side doubled their lead after the break when Atletico Madrid's Valera found the back of the net, set up by Barcelona's Ilaix Moriba.
Senegal pulled a goal back in the 85th minute Souleymane Faye but it was too little, too late for the African nation, who exited the competition.
Spain, though, march on. They will play the winners of the match between France and Australia in the last eight on Nov. 11.
MATCH FACTS
Mundial Sub-17
| 2-1 | SEN |
España
Iván Martínez; Menargues, Carrillo, José Martínez, Javi López; Turrientes, Ilaix Moriba; Valera (Aranda, 79'), Robert Navarro (Marín, 91'), Pedri; Pablo Moreno (Francés, 89').
Senegal
Dione; Diouf, Ndiaye, Faye, Diaw; Kane, Sy (Diaw, 65'); Diallo, Sarr, Boyé (Baldé, 50'); Faye.
Goles
1-0 M. 27 Robert Navarro. 2-0 M. 59 Valera. 2-1 M. 85 Faye.
Árbitro
Guillermo Guerrero (Ecuador). T.A.: Robert Navarro (86') / Kane (17'), Diallo (52'), Diouf (95').
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| void | TrustDown (int trustValue) |
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| override void PlayerStats.Die |
( |
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virtual |
Override method to exit the battle, decrease the trust level and reset Player health.
Reimplemented from CharacterStats.
◆ onEquipmentChanged()
Change the Stats of the Player when an Equipment is changed.
- Parameters
-
| newItem | The new item to be equipped. |
| oldItem | The old item to be unequipped. |
◆ Start()
| void PlayerStats.Start |
( |
| ) |
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|
private |
◆ TrustDown()
| void PlayerStats.TrustDown |
( |
int |
trustValue | ) |
|
Decrease the trust level by trustValue .
- Parameters
-
| trustValue | The trust value to decrese the trust level by. |
◆ TrustUp()
| void PlayerStats.TrustUp |
( |
int |
trustValue | ) |
|
Increase the trust level by trustValue .
- Parameters
-
| trustValue | The trust value to increase the trust level by. |
◆ trustLevel
| int PlayerStats.trustLevel |
|
static |
Trust level of the charcter. Acts as a mulitplier for all other stats.
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- C:/Users/Shaki/Desktop/Final Year/Final Year Project/Withering/Withering/Assets/Scripts/Stats/PlayerStats.cs


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Helm v2 - run the following:
Using Manifests directly
Using Kubernetes, install Meshery on your cluster by cloning the Meshery repo:
Install Meshery on your cluster by running the following:
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Comments
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Greg Hurrell
I suspect this is the same underlying issue as bug #192; basically a bug in Tiger. A bug report has been filed with Apple and marked as a duplicate, so this is evidently a known issue for them.
You may find that it goes away on the next reboot, or if you reinstall the app. You should take a look at bug #192 to see the kind of information that would need to be collected on the command line in order to develop a work around meanwhile we wait for Apple to fix the bug. That bug report actually applies to Synergy, not Synergy Advance, but the principles are the same.
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Scott Melendez
I rebooted several times this AM on an unrelated issue, and I was able to duplicate it each time.
(In reply to comment #1)
I suspect this is the same underlying issue as bug #192; basically a bug in Tiger. A bug report has
been
filed with Apple and marked as a duplicate, so this is evidently a known issue for them.
You may find that it goes away on the next reboot, or if you reinstall the app. You should take a look
at
bug #192 to see the kind of information that would need to be collected on the command line in
order to
develop a work around meanwhile we wait for Apple to fix the bug. That bug report actually applies
to
Synergy, not Synergy Advance, but the principles are the same.
-
Greg Hurrell
(In reply to comment #2)
I rebooted several times this AM on an unrelated issue, and I was able to duplicate it each time.
Like I said, you *might* find that it goes away next reboot (evidently you didn't). If you reinstall the app as well, or move it, it *might* go away. The bug in Tiger is that the Launch Services database is not updating and these things which I am recommending *might* force it to update.
So basically, I am still waiting for someone to do some investigation on the command line as described in bug #192 so that I can figure out how to work around the bug (I'm actually a bit baffled as to why nobody wants to do this work seeing as the original bug was filed over three months ago and I posted detailed instructions on how to gather information on the command line over 10 weeks ago). Seeing as I am unable to reproduce this bug locally I am dependent on others to gather the required information. It's particularly frustrating because this is not a bug in Synergy Advance (or Synergy) but in Tiger; but more information is required.
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Greg Hurrell
Making the summary a little more descriptive.
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Luke Leidal
Having the same problem of "Don't show Synergy Advance icon in Dock" not working after system reboot. Running a dual 1gHz G4 with 1gHz RAM, OS 10.3.9. Problem still arises after several reboots.
-
Greg Hurrell
(In reply to comment #5)
Having the same problem of "Don't show Synergy Advance icon in Dock" not working after system reboot. Running a dual 1gHz G4 with 1gHz RAM, OS 10.3.9. Problem still arises after several reboots.
Still waiting for someone to provide information gathered on the command line, as described in bug #192. Even a million "me too" reports won't help to workaround this bug; the only thing which will solve it is information provided by users who can reproduce the problem.
-
Scott Melendez
Wincent,
I looked in my Synergy plist you suggested in 192, and LSUIElement is set to 1.
(In reply to comment #0)
I have Synergy Advance to start when iTunes starts, and I checked the "Don't show in Dock" option. However, when I rebooted my system, that preference was checked, but Synergy Advance was still in
the
Dock.
OS X 10.4.2, 1.67 GHz G4, 2 Gb RAM.
(In reply to comment #3)
(In reply to comment #2)
I rebooted several times this AM on an unrelated issue, and I was able to duplicate it each time.
Like I said, you *might* find that it goes away next reboot (evidently you didn't). If you reinstall the
app
as well, or move it, it *might* go away. The bug in Tiger is that the Launch Services database is not updating and these things which I am recommending *might* force it to update.
So basically, I am still waiting for someone to do some investigation on the command line as
described
in bug #192 so that I can figure out how to work around the bug (I'm actually a bit baffled as to why nobody wants to do this work seeing as the original bug was filed over three months ago and I
posted
detailed instructions on how to gather information on the command line over 10 weeks ago). Seeing
as
I am unable to reproduce this bug locally I am dependent on others to gather the required
information.
It's particularly frustrating because this is not a bug in Synergy Advance (or Synergy) but in Tiger; but more information is required.
-
Michael
Looking at the dump I noticed that the ui-element was missing for Synergy Advance. Running lsregister /Applications resolved this issue for me. I'm guessing it didn't get updated when I installed .2 over .1.2
before lsregister -kill -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- bundle id: 65808
path: /Volumes/Synergy Advance 0.1.2/Synergy Advance.app name: identifier: com.wincent.SynergyAdvance version: 0.1.2 mod date: 5/11/2005 10:35:12 type code: 'APPL' creator code: 'SAdv' sys version: 10.3 flags: relative-icon-path ppc item flags: container package application extension-hidden
native-app scriptable
icon: Contents/Resources/Synergy Advance.icns executable: Contents/MacOS/Synergy Advance inode: 20 exec inode: 280 container id: 1072 library: library items:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
after lsregister -kill -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- bundle id: 34248
path: /Applications/Local/Synergy Advance.app name: identifier: com.wincent.SynergyAdvance version: 0.2 mod date: 7/26/2005 7:46:45 type code: 'APPL' creator code: 'SAdv' sys version: 10.3 flags: relative-icon-path ui-element launch-disabled ppc i386 item flags: container package application extension-hidden
native-app scriptable
icon: Contents/Resources/Synergy Advance.icns executable: Contents/MacOS/Synergy Advance inode: 1803126 exec inode: 1803386 container id: 32 library: library items:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Matthew Potter
After trying both what was in the bug #192 and what I understood of what was written here I haven't been able to solve the problem. There is something else too... When I check the plist for 'SA' I find:
NoIconInDock
something that to me would indicate that it shouldn't show in the dock (duh I know but wait!). I then quit the application and relaunch it, revert the plist file and this line remains the same. Even with the icon showing in the dock.
the "LSUIElement" element does not appear in the file and if I add it, it just removes it on next boot.
Running: 10.3.9, Dual 867MHz, 1GB 10.3.9, 600Mhz, 384MB
Whole plist: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple Computer//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/ PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
AnimateDockIcon AutoLaunchSynergyAdvanceWhenITunesIsLaunched HotKeyBackITunes HotKeyCode 123 HotKeyModifiers 10223616 HotKeyITunesDecreaseRating HotKeyCode 27 HotKeyModifiers 1835008 HotKeyITunesDecreaseVolume HotKeyCode 125 HotKeyModifiers 10223616 HotKeyITunesIncreaseRating HotKeyCode 24 HotKeyModifiers 1835008 HotKeyITunesIncreaseVolume HotKeyCode 126 HotKeyModifiers 10223616 HotKeyITunesRateFiveStars HotKeyCode 87 HotKeyModifiers 3932160 HotKeyITunesRateFourStars HotKeyCode 86 HotKeyModifiers 3932160 HotKeyITunesRateOneStar HotKeyCode 83 HotKeyModifiers 3932160 HotKeyITunesRateThreeStars HotKeyCode 85 HotKeyModifiers 3932160 HotKeyITunesRateTwoStars HotKeyCode 84 HotKeyModifiers 3932160 HotKeyITunesRateZeroStars HotKeyCode 82 HotKeyModifiers 3932160 HotKeyNextITunes HotKeyCode 124 HotKeyModifiers 10223616 HotKeyPauseITunes HotKeyPlayITunes HotKeyPlayPauseITunes HotKeyCode 49 HotKeyModifiers 1835008 HotKeyShowGrowlNotification HotKeyCode 44 HotKeyModifiers 1835008 LSUIElement 1 NSToolbar Configuration WOPreferencesWindow TB Display Mode 1 TB Icon Size Mode 1 TB Is Shown 1 TB Item Identifiers ShowAll NSToolbarSeparatorItem General Growl Hot Keys Instant Messaging Registration TB Size Mode 1 NSWindow Frame Preferences 32 1025 591 122 0 0 1600 1178 NewVersionCheckFrequency 1 NoIconInDock SendGrowlNotificationsWhenPlayerStateChanges ShowCoverArtInDockIcon ShowTrackProgressInDockIcon
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Greg Hurrell
Woah, a bit of clarification here; there are TWO files we're talking about. The one you've pasted in your comment, Matthew, is the preferences file:
~/Library/Preferences/com.wincent.SynergyAdvance.plist
The entry in that file for "NoIconInDock" is just a record for the benefit of Synergy Advance so that it knows whether or not the corresponding checkbox in the preference pane should be checked. The default value for this setting is "false", so if you delete your preferences file the setting will revert to false. In fact, it won't even appear in the file because there's no point in recording settings that are just left at their default value; it only records deviations from the default. If you toggle the setting to "true" then and only then will Synergy Advance add it to the preferences file.
Now, the other file we're talking about here is:
SynergyAdvance.app/Contents/Info.plist
This file is the one which Mac OS X is supposed to read at launch time and figure out whether or not to show the dock icon. This file is the one where the setting of "LSUIElement" has effect. When you toggle the setting in the preference pane Synergy Advance actually modifies this file. The "LSUIElement" which is in your *preferences* file will have no effect at all.
Now, those who are having problems here are actually getting bitten by a bug in Tiger. As shown by Michael's contribution in comment #8 the Launch Services database is not getting updated as it should (basically, Tiger is completely ignoring the LSUIElement setting). The work around is to force the Launch Services database to update itself and re-read the Info.plist file. You can do this manually using the "lsregister" command line tool, or you can just wait until I release the next version of Synergy Advance (it now runs the lsregister tool at the appropriate times to correct any problems in the Launch Services database; basically this means that even if the database has stale entries in it, Synergy Advance will fix the appropriate entry and on the next launch the Dock icon will appear or not appear exactly as you would expect).
Adding "fixed-in-prerelease" keyword which I forgot to add last time.
-
Greg Hurrell
This fix is now available in the just-released version 0.4b. For more information:
https://wincent.com/a/news/archives/2006/03/synergy_advance_4.php
Marking as FIXED/CLOSED.
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Do we have a computable function that gives the minimum of two real numbers?
I don't think so. Why not write one?
the way reals are defined, how could you decide if any two arbitrary reals are smaller than another
two cauchy sequences could differ only in the eleventy billionth term
I'm pretty sure it's not possible. Although if reals were implemented differently it might be, so long as they weren't equal.
If the reals were given as actual Cauchy sequences (as some are I guess) then you could just take the min of the Cauchy sequences I guess. But if you just had the equivalence class then what can you do?
turns out i am mistaken, btw, earlier i mentioned it being hard to compute with cauchy sequences
actually i'm watching a presentation on how somebody did exactly that
http://videolectures.net/aug09_spitters_oconnor_cvia/
unfortunately it looks like producing that library was enough work that it was somebody's PhD dissertation
Bishop would be proud
@Kevin Buzzard quotients are computed as the objects they were quotiented from, so lean has access to the actual cauchy sequences. But how do you find the min of two cauchy sequences in general?
If you have two real numbers represented as Cauchy sequences of rationals then you can just take the termwise min and this will be Cauchy and tend to the min (this is a good exercise ;-) ) ; equality is decidable on the rationals so this shouldn't be a problem I guess. Or am I missing something?
No, I didn't think of that.
that's actually exactly the point of this thread. Real inequality is undecidable, but the min function is computable.
As Kevin says, given two cauchy sequences and a continuous function of two reals (extending a function on rat) that you want to compute, you can get a cauchy sequence by applying the function pointwise. At no point do you need to decide inequality
is it easy to do in Lean?
Sure, you would just need to show that min
is uniformly continuous, which isn't so hard (i.e. |min x y - min z w| <= |x - z| + |y - w|
)
which theorem should I use, after showing that it is uniformly continuous?
def rmin : cau_seq ℚ abs → cau_seq ℚ abs → cau_seq ℚ abs :=
λ ⟨x, hx⟩ ⟨y, hy⟩, ⟨λ n, min (x n) (y n), λ ε ε0, begin end⟩
and then lift to R
and then one would have to prove that the lift is well-defined
That will be the major part of showing that the sequence min (f n) (g n)
is cauchy. Then you have to prove that when two cauchy sequences are near their output is also near, so that this lifts to a function on reals. Finally, you prove that it is in fact the min: it is clearly le than reals x
and y
, and if z <= x
and z <= y
then z <= min x y
.
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Canada at the Winter Olympics
Canada, my home country and, of course, my favourite country. Everyone knows Canada for its cold climates and proficieny at hockey, but how does Canada perform at the Winter Olympics. Well lets take a look at how Canada has done from 1896 to 2014!
Data Point 1
Canada's Basic Stats
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Canada is a country that goes hard or goes home. The majority of medals won by Canada are gold medals, with 315 medals, more than Canada's amount of silver and bronze medals combined. Men have the majority of medals won, but women aren't sitting by idly. Women have a significant amount of medals, with 239 out of 625 medals.
Data Point 2
Canada's Position
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Canada is one of the strongest countries, if not the strongest. Canada comes in at second in total medal count with 625 medals. Canada is only beaten by the United States of America with 653 total medals while no other country is that close to Canada. As for gold medals though, Canada has the United States beat with 315 medals to 167 medals. America has more silver medals and bronze medals than Canada. Depending on how much worth you put into the type of medal, there is an argument for Canada being the best.
Data Point 2
How is Canada Doing Recently?
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Canada has been doing better in recent years. Canada peaked in 2010 with 91 medals won, but that is only 1 medal more than 2014. Compared to our greatest competition, the United States of America this isn't too amazing though, as they have also followed an upward trend in medal count. Canada is still more consistent than America however, as America has greater peaks and lows while Canada stays more stable.


Hello everyone! Welcome back to my blog where I dive into the inner workings of Bootstrap and explain my
findings and research to you, the reader. In this blog post, I will work off what I had previously explained
in my last blog post, where I gave you all a basic rundown on how to setup and use Bootstrap. In this blog
post, I will be completely building a website from scratch using the tips and tricks I showed off in my
previous demo to demonstrate the simplicity of creating websites using Bootstrap.
The Site
To get things started, I needed to set a foundation for my website. I created a brand-new repository on
GitHub to store all my work in, and to use GitHub Pages.
From there, I cloned the repository onto my PC so that I can work on it with my favourite IDE. With the
foundation of my website set up, I am ready to code!
At this point, my repository is empty, so I need to populate it with something in order to publish it onto a
GitHub Page, so I created a blank index.html file with Bootstrap's starter template inside it.
With the foundation set, its time to code! The theme for my website is Formula 1, a motorsport that is
touted as the pinnacle of motorsport, with drivers in F1 representing the best drivers in the world. With a
theme in mind, I wanted to start with a navigation bar so that the user can navigate this website. Using
Bootstraps official documentation, I added a navigation bar into my code.
I added a few more .html files so that my navigation bar actually brings you somewhere other than the index
page. My next step is to style the navigation bar so that it matches the theme of Formula 1, because right
now it looks very plain.
Now with a nice-looking navigation bar, lets spice up the home page a little bit because it is a blank
canvas right now. I want to add a slideshow to the homepage to add some fluff to the home page, so I did
just that. Once again, I grabbed a carousel component from the Bootstrap documentation and tweaked it to
suit my page.
To add some more fluff, I added a BUNCH of cards to show off the drivers that currently populate the grid
for the 2021 season. I could have made this part a lot more efficient somehow, but I digress.
This block of code repeated 20 times... heh.
I struggled a bit on this part because I wanted the driver cards to be side by side in columns of 2 but for
whatever reason the cards would not line up the way I wanted them to. It had something to do with my < div
class=”row row-mb-2> tag. row-mb-2 just means I am setting the margin-bottom(mb) of the row div to 0.5rem.
(This is wrong.)
Eventually I got them how I wanted them by reviewing how the grid system works and how breakpoints divide
the site up when viewed on a smaller screen, I simply removed the row-mb-2 and it worked!
They become stacked when viewed on a phone!
With the homepage looking somewhat presentable, I moved onto decorating the next webpage, the Racing
Calendar. In here, I did the same thing to the track cards as I did with the driver cards. Duplicated them
23 times for all 23 races!
This block of code repeated 23 times... heh.
With the calendar populated, I moved onto the next page, which is just a simple informational page that
briefly describes what Formula 1 is and how it works. Nothing too special.  Nothing new that you have not seen before.
The last element in my navigation bar is a dropdown menu showing all the teams that are participating in
Formula 1 as of now. I color-coded each team with their respective colours using HTML to make them pop and
stand out.
I was going to have each button redirect you to a team peage with more information on each team but... :^)
The dropdown menu has a cool animation that I coded using CSS. It is a simple fade-in fade-out animation
that makes the website more visually appealing.
Now that this project has some heft to it, its time to push it to master and publish it online for you to
see for yourselves. I used GitHub Desktop to do all my pushes for me because I like UI and pushing using CLI
makes me sus.
Once the changes were pushed to master, all I had to do now was wait until my site updated with the changes
I made and voila! My Formula 1 fan site is now online and visible to the world. Of course, since I made this
with Bootstrap, you know this site is going to look nice on your mobile phones. (You guys all have phones,
right?)
In the event where you do not, this is what it looks like.


An implementation of locally Gaussian distributions. It provides methods for implementing the locally Gaussian density estimator (LGDE) by Otneim and Tjøstheim (2017) <doi:10.1007/s11222-016-9706-6>, as well as the corresponding estimator for conditional density functions by Otneim and Tjøstheim (2018) <doi:10.1007/s11222-017-9732-z>.
| Version: | 0.3.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4) |
| Imports: | mvtnorm, localgauss, logspline, ggplot2, ks, np, tseries |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2018-11-30 |
| Author: | Håkon Otneim [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Håkon Otneim <hakon.otneim at nhh.no> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | lg results |
| Reference manual: | lg.pdf |
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| OS X binaries: | r-release: lg_0.3.0.tgz, r-oldrel: lg_0.3.0.tgz |
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•Step 1: Positioning. Define your unique cake, or rational value.
•Step 2: Messages. Develop the key messages that support your cake.
•Step 3: Brand Strategy. Put your cake and icing together in the Brand Strategy Platform. You will brand from the inside out for an authentic, 360-degree brand.
•Step 4: Ecosystem. Define the influencer model for your brand ecosystem, and develop a strategy for relationship building and management. (Think of this as a distribution and reference model for your cake and icing.)
•Step 5: Action Plan. Develop an action plan that includes 1) brand improvement for both your cake and icing and 2) brand communication so your brand can be known and recognized.
You might think, “I don’t have time to do a strategy. I just want to do something now.” Most of us want to start with tactics. Implementing something feels like we’re taking action. It’s the reason why millions of professionals are flocking to social media—often without a clue as to why.
Therefore, starting with tactics is like icing your cake before you bake it. The icing will not stand on its own without a cake foundation. You need to know what you want to be known for. You need to have a branding goal and strategy. Few of us, however, understand how to do this. This book will give you the framework and tools to create a strong brand that helps you achieve your goals.
BrandingPays is about taking charge of your personal brand and not leaving it up to chance.  In writing this book, I hope to inspire you and empower you to take action to better your brand.


This section will demonstrate how to create an Extension for Rexster. Lets start by creating a PingExtension
and then modify it over the course of the documentation. The code for the PingExtension
can be found in the Extension samples within Rexster Kibbles.
To build an extension, the following dependencies are necessary:
<dependency>
<groupId>com.tinkerpop.rexster</groupId>
<artifactId>rexster-core</artifactId>
<version>??</version>
<scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>com.sun.jersey</groupId>
<artifactId>jersey-server</artifactId>
<version>1.11</version>
<scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>
Note that both of these dependencies can be scoped as provided
, as Rexster will have these dependencies available when th extension is deployed. In addition to these dependencies, it would be difficult to build a meaningful extension without at least also including:
<dependency>
<groupId>com.tinkerpop.blueprints</groupId>
<artifactId>blueprints-core</artifactId>
<version>??</version>
<scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>
@ExtensionNaming(namespace = "ex", name = "ping")
public class PingExtension extends AbstractRexsterExtension {
@ExtensionDefinition(extensionPoint = ExtensionPoint.GRAPH)
@ExtensionDescriptor(description = "Ping me.")
public ExtensionResponse evaluatePing(@RexsterContext RexsterResourceContext context,
@RexsterContext Graph graph) {
Map<String, String> map = new HashMap<String, String>();
map.put("ping", "pong");
return ExtensionResponse.ok(map);
}
}
The extension is named using @ExtensionNaming
annotation where a namespace and name is provided. The extension must implement the RexsterExtension
interface (or simply extend from AbstractRexsterExtension
which implements it itself). A method is provided called evaluatePing
. This method is attached to the ExtensionPoint.GRAPH
. Thus, when
http://localhost:8182/graphs/mygraph/ex/ping
is resolved, a JSON object is returned that has the key/value ping/pong.
{
"ping": "pong"
"version": "*.*"
"queryTime": 3.765
}
Of course, you can (and probably will) interact with the graph
and perform some calculation. In these simple examples, no graph manipulations are discussed.
@ExtensionNaming(namespace = "ex", name = "ping")
public class PingExtension extends AbstractRexsterExtension {
@ExtensionDefinition(extensionPoint = ExtensionPoint.GRAPH)
@ExtensionDescriptor(description = "A simple ping extension.")
public ExtensionResponse evaluatePing(@RexsterContext RexsterResourceContext context,
@RexsterContext Graph graph,
@ExtensionRequestParameter(name="reply", description="a value to reply with") String reply) {
Map<String, String> map = new HashMap<String, String>();
map.put("ping", reply);
return ExtensionResponse.ok(map);
}
}
There are two new add-ons to the PingExtension
.
@ExtensionDescriptor
: An annotation to provide documentation to the user when the extension fails.@ExtensionRequestParameter
: An annotation to parse the JSON request object and provide value as a parameter.Note what is returned when http://localhost:8182/graphs/mygraph/ex/ping
is resolved:
{
"message": null
"api": {
"description": "A simple ping extension."
"parameters": {
"reply": "a value to reply with"
}
}
"success": false
}
By annotating the method and its parameters, an API is created. Next, resolve http://localhost:8182/graphs/mygraph/ex/ping?reply=ping-a-ling
and what is returned is:
{
"ping": "ping-a-ling"
"version": "*.*"
"queryTime": 4.281
}
In Rexster, JSON comes in and JSON goes out (see Mapping a URI to JSON). Its possible to get the values of the JSON request object using @ExtensionRequestParameter
annotations. You can also get the JSON object directly with:
JSONObject requestObject = context.getRequestObject()
Next, building up the result in a JSONObject
is as easy as using Java Map
. When the result object has been constructed, return it with a ExtensionResponse
method (e.g. ok
, error
). That is all there is to it.


I decided to use the laser printer to decorate my skateboard. At first, I tried to etch complex patterns, but
it took too much time to print, so I put three simple, geometric symbols on it. It looked modern enough.
Then, my partner and I worked together to laminate them together. My partner poured glue on each piece, and I
spread it evenly, and stacked them over another. It had to be done in 8 minutes since the glue dries really fast.
After that, I put my skateboard in a vaccum bag and pulled all the air out. It took a day for my skateboared
to be shaped in a right way.


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Team Last Responders
**Team Last Responders** is a community of like-minded volunteers who believe that travel is not only a mechanism to connect with people around the world, but also a way to experience and to understand charitable work at the ground level. Team members embark on adventures and narrate the personal story of their journey to an audience largely built through social media. By placing the charity at the conclusion of the story, Last Responders aims to relate a real philanthropic work to a real-life personal story.
Founded in 2010 as Team MMT (short for the initial team name Team Magical Mongolian Mystery Tour), Team MMT inc is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit that exists to promote partner charities and raise funds to assist their efforts. The primary means we add value to our charity partners:
* **Raise visibility** of our charity partners by including them in our story
* **Raise funding** (direct and indirect) for our charity partners either directly
* **Material donations** to support activities on the ground
To date, our organization has participated in three charity rallies. In 2010, as Team Magical Mongolian Mystery Tour, the team drove 10,000 miles from London to Ulan Bator, Mongolia and chose [Doctors Without Borders](www.msf.org) and [Mercycorp](http://www.mercycorp.org) as our benefactors. In 2011, as Team Last Responders, the team drove 4,000 miles from London to Bamako, Mali choosing the [Mali Health Organizing Project](http://malihealth.org) and the [Salif Keita Global Foundation](http://www.salifkeita.us) to be our partners. In 2014, the PanAmerican Rally took the team from New York to Tujillo, Peru and the team partnered with [Esperanca](http://www.esperanca.org) and [Vive Peru](http://www.viveperu.org).
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KLEE Developer's Guide
This guide covers several areas of KLEE that may not be imediately obvious to new developers.
1. KLEE's Build System
2. KLEE's Test Framework
3. Miscellaneous
KLEE's Build System
KLEE uses LLVM's ability to build third-party projects, which is described here. The build system uses GNU Autoconf and AutoHeader to configure the build, but does not use the rest of GNU Autotools (e.g. automake).
LLVM's build system supports out-of-source builds and therefore so does KLEE. It is highly recommended you take advantage of this. For example, you could create three builds (Release, Release with debug symbols, Debug) that all use the same source tree. This allows you keep your source tree clean and allows multiple configurations to be tested from a single source tree.
Setting up a debug build of KLEE
Setting up a debug build of KLEE (we'll assume it is an out-of-source build) is very similar to the build process described in Getting Started, with the exception of steps 6 and 7.
- Now we will configure KLEE. Notice that we are forcing the compiler to produce unoptimised code, this isn't the default behaviour.
$ mkdir path/to/build-dirNote if you're using an out-of-source build of LLVM you will need to use --with-llvmsrc= and --with-llvmobj= configure options instead of --with-llvm=
$ cd path/to/build-dir
$ CXXFLAGS="-g -O0" CFLAGS="-g -O0" path/to/source-dir/configure --with-llvm=path/to/llvm --with-stp=path/to/stp/install --with-uclibc=path/to/klee-uclibc --enable-posix-runtime --with-runtime=Debug+Asserts - Now we can build KLEE.
$ make -jNote that we are using the -j option of make to speed up the compilation process.
Note that KLEE depends on LLVM and STP. If you need to debug KLEE's calls to that code, then you will need to build LLVM/STP with debug support too.
Adding a class
Because KLEE uses LLVM's build system, adding a class to an existing library in KLEE is very simple. For example, to add a class to libkleaverExpr, the following steps would be followed:
- Create the header file (.h) for the class and place it somewhere inside include/ (the location isn't really important except that #include is relative to the include/ directory).
- Create the source file (.cpp) for the class place it in lib/Expr/. You can confirm that the library in which your new class will be included is kleaverExpr by looking at the Makefile in lib/Expr.
Building code documentation
KLEE uses Doxygen to generate code documentation. To generate it yourself you can run the following from KLEE's build directory root.
KLEE's Test Framework
KLEE uses LLVM's testing infrastructure for its tests, which itself uses DejaGnu. These are the tests that are executed by the make check command. Some documentation on LLVM's testing infrastructure can be found here.
KLEE's tests are currently divided into categories, each of which is a subdirectory in test/ in the source tree (e.g. test/Feature) . The dg.exp file in each subdirectory instructs the LLVM testing infrastructure which files in the subdirectory are to be used as tests. For example, test/Expr/dg.exp contains:
RunLLVMTests [lsort [glob -nocomplain $srcdir/$subdir/*.{pc}]]
The actions performed in each test are specified by special comments in the file. For example, in test/Feature/ByteSwap.c the first two lines are
// RUN: %klee --libc=klee --exit-on-error %t1.bc
It is useful to be able to execute just a single test rather than all of them. KLEE provides a makefile target for doing so which can used as shown below. Note that category/test-name should be the test that one would like to execute, e.g. Feature/ByteSwap.c.
$ make check-one TESTONE=path/to/source-dir/test/category/test-name
Miscellaneous
Writing messages to standard error
The kleeCore library (lib/Core) provides several functions that can be used similarly to printf() in C. See lib/Core/Common.h for more information.
Adding a command line option to a tool
KLEE uses LLVM's CommandLine library for adding options to tools in KLEE, which is well documented here. See lib/core/Executor.cpp for examples.


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ln "$file $dir"
or
ln /foo/bar/baz
ln "$file" "$dir"
or
ln /foo/bar/baz .
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that defaults to linking the argument into the current directory.
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statement.
If you wanted to link a file into the current directory, prefer using the more explicit and POSIX standard invocation ln /your/file .
None.


I had an awful time with kata from looking and trying to find the meaning and researching concepts and implementing on the challenge. From a small and simple mistake like the use of curly braces, brackets and semi colon. It’s mostly a frustration about knowing what i want the code to do and finding it difficult how to write the code. After practicing and going through all the other kata i somewhat gain confidence how to go about it but i do need lot of practice to become good at it.
I wouldn’t say i solved it in an elegant way but it was somewhat easy for me solve the manipulating javascript object as compare to other kata challenges
Pseudocode- I like this process and it do make the job simpler and efficient. Not yet confident and i would require a lot of practice on this for sure.
Trying something- I have been looking at other example on stackoverflow to understand how they have done it and i try to practice it simultaneously.
Rubber ducky method- I have done this with my friends explaining them the problem that I am facing in javascript and when i explain them i have been able to figure out the solution.
Reading error messages- Reading the error messages helps me a lot with cleaning up my javascript and code.
Console.logging- it’s a great way to check if you’re coding works so this is very useful.
Googling- this is my first go to solution to any problem
Asking your peers for help- I am comfortable asking for help from my peers if i am stuck, only once i am comfortable with them.
Asking coaches for help- I have been very honest with my coaches and will tell them exactly how I feel about it so they can help me.
Improving your process with reflection- this is really helping me i am reflecting regularly to see where I am making a mistake and how do i improve it.


A REFINING OF THE ABILITY
To tell the truth
by Marc Lebovitz
They were on a collision course, and Lucia Cordell Getsi was only a small child.
It was at an early point in her childhood when the intelligent,
independent, adventurous Tennessee girl and the magical, illuminating world
of books met head-on at the William H. and Edgar Magness Community House
and Library in the Middle Tennessee town of McMinnville. It probably came
as no surprise to those who knew her that the second child of Sam and
Georgia Cordell flung herself enthusiastically into reading. None of her
ventures were or are halfhearted.
"As a small child I decided that I needed to be stronger, so I would carry
these large boulders around," the Illinois State University Distinguished
Professor of English recalls. "And when I decided I had to cure myself of
vertigo, which I'd had since I was seven, I started to climb the faces of
cliffs near my home. No ropes, no tools, no nothing. It was terrible, but I
thought I needed to get over my fear. I'd get to the top and then lie down
and crawl back to the edge like a snake and make myself look over-for
hours."
When she characteristically made up her mind to know everything there was
to know in the world, she pitched camp in McMinnville's library and became
a library fixture. With a ruler she measured the stacks of books she would
read, making sure she completed at least a foot of books per week. She
eventually knew every shelf in the Magness Library and became aware that
knowledge was larger than the library only when she perused a "read" shelf
and discovered a new book had appeared.
She loved horse books, dog books, Nancy Drew books, and books her mother
didn't want her to read, such as Forever Amber and Inherit the Wind. She
read books at the library, at school, during church sermons, on the porch,
sitting in trees, and at night under her bed blanket with a flashlight
until morning.
For all the literary world gave to Lucia Cordell Getsi, she has admirably
and sufficiently repaid as an adult. She has published five volumes of
poetry and translations as well as poems, fiction, translations, and
critical essays in 60 or 70 refereed journals. Among the writing awards she
has won are the Capricorn Prize for the book of poems Intensive Care, the
Ann Stanford Prize, a Pablo Neruda Prize, a Bread Loaf Scholarship, a 1992
National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship, three Illinois Arts Council
Fellowships, and numerous grants and awards for The Spoon River Poetry
Review, which she edits.
Even more important, Getsi shares her passion for the written word with
students from elementary school through college graduate school and with
the general public of all ages. Her public school poetry workshops, public
lectures, and public readings of her works have ignited interest and
enjoyment in poetry throughout the United States.
There is a bittersweet irony to the physical and mental fitness
conditioning young Lucia put herself through, because she was barely out of
her teens when both capacities were put to the test. Her mother, a strong,
intense, and deeply religious woman, committed suicide just days after
Lucia's 21st birthday. Exactly 20 years later, in 1985-86, Getsi's
17-year-old daughter, Manon, contracted the deadly and paralyzing
Guillain-BarrŽ syndrome. After many months of hospitalization followed by
rehabilitation therapy, Manon recovered, although she continues to be
vulnerable to other ailments.
Those traumatic experiences, plus her other life experiences and
observations, have played a key role in Getsi's poetry. Manon's illness
resulted in Getsi writing the award-winning Intensive Care, the creation of
which served as an outlet for Getsi's anger and frustration and also
allowed her to be a proxy for Manon's then-still voice. She admits that
being able to write about the experience, in a way, helped save her own
life.
Books were young Lucia's lifeline to other worlds, her escape from
small-town Tennessee, and an endless source of experiences and information.
At various times in her life she thought the information was her own. Once,
as an adult, she cut open an infected wound on a horse's leg, squeezed out
the bad blood, and had her daughter, Manon, lead the horse to stand in the
creek each day for a week until the water healed the wound. The horse
survived. It wasn't until about a year later, while reading the classic
book My Friend Flicka to Manon, that Getsi discovered that her "intuitive
knowledge" used to help the horse actually came from the pages of that
book, which she had read and reread as a child.
But Getsi's real memories, experiences, observations, and emotions are
ingredients that produced the award-winning poet, author, editor, and
professor she is today at Illinois State University. Although her careers
as an educator and as a writer have been distinguished for years, the
honors have been particularly frequent in recent years. She was the 1994
Poet of the Year in Illinois, the same year the University named her an
outstanding researcher, and last November Gov. Jim Edgar presented her with
the Governor's Award for the Arts in the individual artist category.
She graduated magna cum laude in English from Middle Tennessee State
University and has master's and doctoral degrees from Ohio University. She
had NDEA and teaching fellowships at Ohio and studied for one year in
Germany on a Fulbright scholarship. Her first book was a translation of the
complete works of Austrian expressionist poet Georg Trakl, followed by
books of poetry titled Bottleships: For Daughters, Teeth Mother Letters,
and No One Taught This Filly to Dance.
Intense personal experiences have not only been the subjects of her
writing, but the insight Getsi gained during those experiences and
throughout her life continue to invigorate her poetic juices. But
experiences and emotions and observation don't make the poetry write
itself. Getsi spends countless hours on each work and particularly enjoys
the opportunity to focus only on poetry while in residencies, such as last
summer's residency at the Ragsdale Foundation in Lake Forest.
"When I'm at a writers' colony, or on a grant, all I do is write," she
says. "I can obsess about one poem for weeks, if I want to. Often I'll
write one humongous poem, and then the filtering starts. There are huge
baths of imagery, thought, context, emotions that wash over the original
images, thoughts and ideas I started with. Poetry is the kind of art that
needs long spaces of time to think and to create and just allow the fluid
movement of images to wash over the whole paradigmatic axis of memory, the
whole memory self.
"That's what grants such as from the National Endowment for the Arts permit
artists to do. But now the stupid, totalitarian people who are scared of
ideas and who want the world their way have had their way with the NEA, and
it's basically gone," she says.
"To write a book of poetry takes, usually, five to 10 or 11 years, but
Intensive Care was an exception. It took me from 1988 to about 1990 or '91.
When I first started writing those poems it was very cathartic. The poem
'Nursing' was written when I was in such a rage, I was so angry, the kind
of anger where you think you are going to melt. I was angry at the entire
medical profession, angry at nurses who couldn't spell or remember to cover
Manon's stomach with the lead shield during the 1,000 chest X rays."
During Manon's first months of hospitalization, none of her body's systems
were working, including her ability to speak. She communicated by spelling
words. Not vocally, but by having her mother or a nurse recite the alphabet
out loud while she indicated by blinking, letter by letter, the words she
wanted to communicate. A nurse who either could not spell or who did not
want to make the effort to communicate Manon-style moved Manon's headset,
which the paralyzed teenager used to call for the nurse, out of reach of
her head-the only body part she could move at that time. As a result, Manon
could not alert the doctors that her feeding tube was twisted and she was
in great pain and long overdue for a pain shot. Her mother discovered the
problem the next morning. She addressed the nurses in "Nursing" (see page
6).
"There were wonderful nurses too, of course," she recalls, "but the poem
was cathartic in dealing with those bad ones. Some of the other poems in
the book were ways of funneling unresolved things from my life through that
experience. That experience cast a new light on those unresolved things,
the kind of light that makes meaning in life. That kind of 'making meaning'
is what makes us human."
Manon still weeps at her mother's public readings from Intensive Care, and
to this day there is still one poem that Getsi cannot read aloud without
choking a little. "The book, for her, is my experience of her illness," she
says. "It is a mirror she can look back into because, blessedly, she did
not see herself in the mirror during that time. At the time, she looked as
though she would not survive, and I did not let her see that."
Although she continues to bring poetry to classrooms in Illinois and
elsewhere, Getsi can't hide her disappointment in the state of reading,
especially reading poetry, these days.
"Poetry just isn't there in the schools," she says. "It isn't in public
schools, it isn't in the libraries, it isn't even much in the bookstores
except for specialized bookstores. Anything that requires lonely
concentration is not in the schools anymore. It's not a financial issue,
it's just unnatural to our contemporary culture to be silent. But poetry
grows out of that silence. As a result, poetry now has been marginalized
and hidden."
Reading during childhood, particularly reading poetry, can introduce
children to a new worlds of information and insight and experience that can
ultimately inspire them to explore their own ideas and feelings. Children,
Getsi firmly believes, need poetry and art and music and drama and all the
arts in their lives as early as possible in order to have the greatest
benefit throughout theirlives. But the great power of poetry is nowhere to
be found in too many American schools.
"Ninety percent of the teachers in elementary and high schools don't know
where to go to find poetry. I've been to hundreds of school libraries where
they don't have books in the library, only audiovisual equipment or
computers. Most school libraries don't have poetry, especially elementary
school libraries. It's because students aren't expected to go in and read;
and, if they do go in, they don't read poetry, because they haven't been
exposed to it. I've been to some of the best schools in our state to do a
poetry workshop and have had students who have never read a poem. They
might get a Hallmark card with what is called poetry on it, and that's what
they think poetry is. What do you do?" Getsi asks.
"I can't tell you how many times I've received calls from teachers who ask
about my poetry outreach program, a small outreach program I run through
Spoon River Poetry Review, who say, 'Poetry is the field I feel most unsure
about, most uncomfortable teaching.' I tell them they don't have to 'teach'
poetry, they don't have to know everything about a poem before teaching it.
All they have to do is enjoy it, and let students enjoy it. Just put the
poetry out there.
"The program is free to the schools, but they have to do it under my
conditions: three weeks devoted to nothing but poetry in the English
classes," she says. "We use a Spoon River Poetry Review poet, and I try to
feature two poets a year with an Illinois connection, so I have an endless
supply throughout the state.
"The only thing I want to come out of it is that students have a
fantastically wonderful, integrating experience with poetry. They
accomplish something, learn something new, get excited about it, assimilate
it, accommodate it, and are changed by it; and they are different people
when I or my assistant walk out of their room. I want the students to have
an experience that imprints so deeply that they will associate the
experience with language, with poetic language, and with poetic form
forever. They know it is something called poetry, and they can access that
world any time they want, easily. I teach them the access points: the
literary bookstores, the small presses, now the Internet, how to get the
books, and what books to look for."
Lest anyone get the impression that the absence of poetry in the schools
tempts her to quit bringing poetry to the younger set, Getsi brims with
hope and excitement when she tells about the students in the K-2 class she
met in Granville, Illinois, or the very at-risk teenagers attending a
special Los Angeles school that serves as their last chance at a high
school diploma.
In her discussions about poetry with all those groups, Getsi sometimes uses
prints of paintings of horses by German artist Franz Marc as a basis for
imagery. "I use Franz Marc's works because they always have weird stuff in
them that can't be explained," she says. "I ask the students to walk into
the picture and describe what is happening. I ask them to describe shapes
and to step in and out of the painting and to walk around the horses in the
picture. The assignment is to write a communal poem, which everyone
contributes to and which ends up many pages long before it gets whittled
down [see page 9]."
"And that is a complete experience," Getsi says. "They brought their whole
world into it and put another world into that whole world and have taken
that enriched world and galloped to wherever they think they are going back
to. But they'll never get back to it, because these are changed little
people. They'll never look at art the same way or a horse the same way.
That is the secret power of art.
"It's about imagination and the ability to imagine," she says. "Television
and movies steal our ability to imagine, and that's a killer for poetry.
Without the ability to imagine, you can't really read, but you particularly
can't read poetry.  I can't teach
students to write until I teach them how to think metaphorically, in an
image-based way.
"The kids in L.A. were kids who had seen everything: pregnancy, drugs,
guns, death. They really wanted to go to this school although it's very
hard; and, if they don't stick with it, they are out. I laid out the
paintings, and we started talking about them. They are very smart kids with
wonderful language skills. The poetry they wrote spoke volumes to me. All
their hope and unjaded idealism came pouring through."
Getsi's mother was descended from Braxton Bragg, a brilliant Civil War
general who is blamed in part for the South's defeat because of his failure
to take advantage of the victory of his Army of Tennessee at the Battle of
Chickamauga.
"I see those fanatically obsessive, brilliant, moody characteristics on
that side of the family, and I have been obsessive off and on about a lot
of things in my life," Getsi admits. "But I've channeled it differently,
redistributing aspects of my personality. Writing helps to rechannel
things, because it requires an intense paying attention to things and
requires a self-honesty. That could be an illusion, but I really think it
does.
"You are very aware, when you are writing, of when you are lying.
Truthfulness is not easy. It really is very difficult," she says. "The act
of writing is a refining of the ability to tell the truth, the need to tell
the truth. Only the artist knows how very difficult it is to be truthful."
Quotation taped to Getsi's Stevenson Hall office door: "Artistic growth is,
more than it is anything else, a refining of the sense of truthfulness. The
stupid believe that to be truthful is easy; only the artist, the great
artist, knows how difficult it is."-Willa Cather
"People are hungry today with their self-help books and natural health and
tai chi and meditation and yoga and all this kind of stuff," Getsi says.
"But the nourishment they need is available to them through literature.
They just have to take the time to access it. You can't read a poem like
you read a newspaper, because it is all the invisible stuff, all the stuff
you're not reading, that is what's important, and it takes time for that to
come forward."
Getsi recalls a personal example of the nourishment and enjoyment that
comes from literature in general.
My Friend Flicka is about the relationship between love and death and
between insanity and genius. It is a magnificent novel that had a profound
influence on me as a child, especiallythe love-and-death and
madness-and-genius motifs. I saved that horse's life in Tennessee, but I
didn't know I had learned it from that book until I read it with Manon.
"One time, Manon, her first stepfather, and I were reading the book out
loud in the car on the way back to Normal from the stable in Decatur where
our horses were stabled. We were reading and couldn't stop when we got to
our driveway," she says. "It was the climax of the novel, and three of us
were sobbing. The boy in the novel had been up all night caring for the
horse, who had been badly injured by barbed wire and was all infected and
about to die from this terrible fever. It is a powerful description of love
as a life force and of what it feels like to begin to die, of the process
of death. In fact, it's an exact description of what I went through with
Manon.
 He hears a shot and
thinks his father has shot his horse. Actually, the father had shot a
cougar. The boy wakes up six months later and finds that Flicka is alive
and fine. Flicka is the anima of this little boy, it is his female side,
his creativity. It's a complex, amazing novel.
"Well, we clambered back into the house, still reading the whole time,
sitting on the floor for another 20 minutes, all of us sitting there
sobbing as we finish the book. We weren't a bit embarrassed! Incredible!
Jeez! How many times does that happen when a family can share that kind of
emotional experience-safely?"
Nursing
...above all, you must
feel
the fear, the terror
of helplessness, the loneliness
of being alien, altered in strange
mirrors in a world
shrunken
to a bed where time measures in pain
shots...
...you must decode
the politics of powerlessness
and administer
words
like drugs to hope with, more
life-sustaining than feed-drips
to the stomach or respiration
to flattened lungs, words pressed
like rarest wines, precious as bloods
of saints, fermented in the chambers
of your own heart, you must give
along with everything else
or else
you will have murdered
because you did not
love your work enough.
The Big Blue Horses in Autumn
after Franz Marc's The Large Blue Horses
I am watching the big blue horses.
Mymother watches with me.  The horses are peaceful,
swatting flies. one horse nuzzles
with his muzzle the heart
of the sun, like a sunbeam
that dips from the sky.


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The Meta Debug Interface (MDI) is an Application Programming Interface (API) that defines a standard set of data structures and functions that abstract hardware for debugging purposes. Having a standard meta interface allows debuggers and debug agent tools (ROM resident debug monitors, ICEs, JTAG probes, and so on) from different vendors to work together.
The initial MDI specification, /mep/mdi/mdispec.pdf, (See Table 1-4 for default installation directory locations) was jointly developed by Embedded Performance, Inc. (subsequently acquired by Mentor Graphics Corporation) and LSI Logic Corporation. Mentor Graphics makes the MDI specification freely available, and welcomes its adoption by any interested vendor. While the initial implementations targeted MIPS processors, the specification is architecture-neutral, so you can adapt it to other architectures.
The MDI API is implemented as a shared library (Windows DLL file or Linux .so file), called an MDILib. The MDILib implements the standard MDI API on top of the vendor-specific mechanism for communicating with the actual debug agent which controls the target system. As such, the MDILib is normally provided by the vendor of the debug agent tool that provides target access and control services (typically an ICE, debug monitor, or simulator).
Similarly, the debugger typically supports MDI via a layer of code that implements the debugger's proprietary API or communications protocol by making calls on the functions exported by the MDILib. This translation layer may be included within the debugger executable or it may be in a separate module.


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| tmerge {survival} | R Documentation |
A common task in survival analysis is the creation of start,stop data sets which have multiple intervals for each subject, along with the covariate values that apply over that interval. This function aids in the creation of such data sets.
tmerge(data1, data2, id,..., tstart, tstop, options)
data1 |
the primary data set, to which new variables and/or observation will be added |
data2 |
second data set in which the other arguments will be found |
id |
subject identifier |
... |
operations that add new variables or intervals, see below |
tstart |
optional variable to define the valid time range for each subject, only used on an initial call |
tstop |
optional variable to define the valid time range for each subject, only used on an initial call |
options |
a list of options. Valid ones are idname, tstartname, tstopname, delay, na.rm, and tdcstart. See the explanation below. |
The program is often run in multiple passes, the first of which defines the basic structure, and subsequent ones that add new variables to that structure. For a more complete explanation of how this routine works refer to the vignette on time-dependent variables.
There are 4 types of optional arguments: a time dependent covariate (tdc), cumulative count (cumtdc), event (event) or cumulative event (cumevent). Time dependent covariates change their values before an event, events are outcomes.
newname = tdc(y, x) A new time dependent covariate
variable will created.
The argument y
is assumed to be on the
scale of the start and end time, and each instance describes the
occurrent of a "condition" at that time.
The second argument x
is optional. In the case where
x
is missing the count variable starts at 0 for each subject
and becomes 1 at the time of the event.
If x
is present the value of the time dependent covariate
is initialized to the tdcstart
option and is reset to the
value of x
at each observation.
If the option na.rm=TRUE
missing values of x
are
first removed.
newname = cumtdc(y,x) Similar to tdc, except that the event count is accumulated over time for each subject.
newname = event(y,x) Mark an event at time y.
In the usual case that x
is missing the new 0/1 variable
will be similar to the 0/1 status variable of a survival time.
newname = cumevent(y,x) Cumulative events.
The function adds three new variables to the output data set:
tstart
, tstop
, and id
. The options
argument
can be used to change these names.
The na.rm
option affects creation of time-dependent covariates.
Should a data row in data2
that has a missing value for the
variable be ignored (na.rm=FALSE, default) or should it generate an
observation with a value of NA? The default value leads to
"last value carried forward" behavior.
The delay
option causes a time-dependent covariate's new
value to be delayed, see the vignette for an example.
a data frame with two extra attributes tname
and
tcount
.
The first contains the names of the key variables; it's persistence
from call to call allows the user to avoid constantly reentering the
options
argument.
The tcount variable contains counts of the match types.
New time values that occur before the first interval for a subject
are "early", those after the last interval for a subject are "late",
and those that fall into a gap are of type "gap".
All these are are considered to be outside the specified time frame for the
given subject. An event of this type will be discarded. A
time-dependent covariate value will be applied to later intervals but
will not generate a new time point in the output.
The most common type will usually be "within", for those new times that
fall inside an existing interval and cause it to be split into two.
Observations that fall exactly on the edge of an interval but within the
(min, max] time for a subject are counted
as being on a "leading" edge, "trailing" edge or "boundary".
The first corresponds for instance
to an occurrence at 17 for someone with an intervals of (0,15] and (17, 35].
A tdc
at time 17 will affect this interval
but an event
at 17 would be ignored. An event
occurrence at 15 would count in the (0,15] interval.
The last case is where the main data set has touching
intervals for a subject, e.g. (17, 28] and (28,35] and a new occurrence
lands at the join. Events will go to the earlier interval and counts
to the latter one. A last column shows the number of additions where
where the id and time point were identical.
These extra attributes are ephemeral and will be discarded if the dataframe is modified in any way. This is intentional.
Terry Therneau
# The pbc data set contains baseline data and follow-up status # for a set of subjects with primary biliary cirrhosis, while the # pbcseq data set contains repeated laboratory values for those # subjects. # The first data set contains data on 312 subjects in a clinical trial plus # 106 that agreed to be followed off protocol, the second data set has data # only on the trial subjects. temp <- subset(pbc, id <= 312, select=c(id:sex, stage)) # baseline data pbc2 <- tmerge(temp, temp, id=id, endpt = event(time, status)) pbc2 <- tmerge(pbc2, pbcseq, id=id, ascites = tdc(day, ascites), bili = tdc(day, bili), albumin = tdc(day, albumin), protime = tdc(day, protime), alk.phos = tdc(day, alk.phos)) fit <- coxph(Surv(tstart, tstop, endpt==2) ~ protime + log(bili), data=pbc2)


The following table describes the XML elements, or tags, you can use in a Parameter XML file. XML Schema used is called: Arinc429_Parameters_XML_Schema.xsd. Schema is located at location: …\NI VeriStand XXXX\Custom Devices\Ballard - Arinc-429\Data (XXXX being your NI-VeriStand version). You can open the file in an XML or text editor to read the schema and view the hierarchy.
| Element | Required? | Element Type | Min/Max Occurrences | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| <channel> | Yes | complex | 1/16 | Opening tag for a channel labels definition. |
| <hardwareChannel> | Yes | xs:int | 1 | Specifies the Hardware Channel used. Range is: [0:31]. |
| <label> | Yes | complex | 1/256 | Opening tag for a label definition.. |
| <labelDecimal> | No1 | xs:int | 0/1 | Specifies the label (decimal). Range is: [0:255]. |
| <labelOctal> | No1 | xs:int | 0/1 | Specifies the label (octal). Range is: [0:377]. |
| <sdi> | No | xs:string | 0/1 | Specifies whether these Label settings apply to all SDI variants or a specific one. Supported values:
Default value is: All |
| <createSDIChannel> | No | xs:boolean | 0/1 | Specifies whether a NI-VeriStand Channel should be created for the Label SDI Bits. Default Value (if XML element is absent) is false. |
| <createSSMChannel> | No | xs:boolean | 0/1 | Specifies whether a NI-VeriStand Channel should be created for the Label SSM Bits. Default Value (if XML element is absent) is false. |
| <createParityChannel> | No | xs:boolean | 0/1 | Specifies whether a NI-VeriStand Channel should be created for the Label Parity Bit. This is supported only for Rx Channel, not for Tx. Default Value (if XML element is absent) is false. |
| <parameter> | No | complex | 1/unbunded | Opening tag for a Parameter definition. |
| <encoding> | Yes | xs:string | 1/1 | Specifies the Encoding for the Parameter. Supported values:
Default value is: BNR |
| <signed> | No | xs:boolean | 0/1 | Specifies whether Parameter is signed or not. It applies only to BCD and BNR encoding. If it's a signed BCD Parameter, we consider it negative if SSM Bits are 11. For all other cases, we consider the BCD to be positive. |
| <startBit> | Yes | xs:int | 1/1 | Specifies what is the Start Bit for the Parameter. It's a 0-based information. For Labels from Rx Channels, range accepted is: [0:31]. For Labels from Tx Channels, valid range is: [8:30] (Label ID (bits [0:7] and Parity Bit (bit 31) are overloaded by board firmware). For Parameters when <encoding> is set to BCD, <startBit> values supported are: 10, 14, 18, 22, 26. |
| <numberOfBits> | Yes | xs:int | 1/1 | Specifies what is the Number of Bits for the Parameter. Range accepted is: [0:32]. |
| <scale> | No | xs:double | 0/1 | Specifies the Scale value to be applied to scale from/to raw data. If "NO Scaling" is to be applied, value should be set to 1.0. |
| <offset> | No | xs:double | 0/1 | Specifies the Offset value to be applied to offset from/to raw data. If "NO Scaling" is to be applied, value should be set to 0.0. |
| <name> | Yes | xs:string | 1/32 | Specifies, for each Parameter, the name to be used, in NI-VeriStand. When Parameter encoding is set to Discrete, each Parameter (each Bit) must have an instance of that <name>. |
| <unit> | No | xs:string | 0/1 | Specifies, for each Parameter, the unit to be used, in NI-VeriStand. |
| <defaultValue> | No | xs:double | 0/unbunded | Specifies, for each Parameter, the Default Value to be used for associated NI-VeriStand Channel. For Parameters used in Tx Channels, this XML Element must be present for each Parameter. For Parameters used in Tx Channels, when Parameter <encoding> is set to Discrete, each Parameter (each Bit) must have an instance of that <defaultValue>. |
1 Either <labelDecimal> or <labelOctal> must be present for each <label> instance.


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- Medication & IV Administration
- Emergency Vehicle Operations
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- Medical Terminology
- Pre-Hospital Emergency Care
- Rescue & Medical Equipment
- Splinting & Bleeding Control
- Patient Care Documentation
- Incident Command Systems (ICS)
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General Information
- Breed Purpose
- Dual Purpose
- Comb
- Single
- Broodiness
- Seldom
- Climate Tolerance
- Cold
- Egg Productivity
- Medium
- Egg Size
- Large
- Egg Color
- Dark Brown
- Breed Temperament
- Friendly, Easily handled, Calm, Bears confinement well
- Breed Colors/Varieties
- Red Partridge
- Breed Size
- Large Fowl
The Welsummer breed originated in the town of Welsum, Holland. In the early 1900’s a farmer’s son in the area began concentrating on improving the local birds and he soon developed an exceptional line. His birds were shown at the World's First Poultry Congress in 1921. In the next few years fanciers wrote a breed standard for the Welsummer and in 1927 a Dutch association of Welsummer breeders was formed. The Welsummer became widely known when their eggs were exported to other European countries for the commercial egg trade. There the dark brown eggs were a huge hit with the public. Welsummer hens are justly famous for their very dark terracotta brown eggs, which are often speckled or spotted.
The hens have a nice disposition and do good in mixed flocks. They are also very good layers, with some hens laying up 250 or more eggs a year. The egg color and production make them a very popular addition to backyard flocks for people looking for a dark brown egg to add to the egg basket.
Barnevelders, Rhode Island Reds, and Partridge Leghorns are amongst the breeds that were originally used to create the lines of Welsummers we have today.
The most common color of Welsummer is by far the Partridge, though Silver and Gold Duckwing also exist. They are single combed, the hens are fairly cold hardy and they will go broody occasionally.
The breed was recognized by the APA in 1991.
Welsummer eggs
Welsummer chick
Welsummer hen
Welsummer rooster
For more information on this breed and their owners' and breeders' experiences with them, see our breed discussion here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/chicken-breed-focus-welsummer.980204/


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